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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BIZ HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Thc Edltor.


The editor sat in his easy chair,
Smoking fine cigar,
And his chest stuck out and he wore an air
Richer than any Gear;
And he touched a bell. and he ordered wine
Lazer than Turk,
And no lolled away back and sighed: 1T. fin
Living SO free from work.
For don't have to work at ALL" said he.
IT don't have to toll bit!
The censor, he sends war news to me-
And tho public. they edit it!
There arc Fcritas, Reader and Pluribus
Brutus and old Fair Play
Admrcr, Citizen, Utimus-
They work for me every day.
"oh! tho editors life is the life for me,
sitting the whole day long,
Careless. and happy and wild and free
Singing snatch of song!
Punching the bell when I need drink
Going to sleep in my chair,
With never occasion to work or think
Or pull at my curly hair
oh. the EDITORS life is the life for me-
Tho life that knows never a wecp-
For the editors life is a snap" said he
And dropped as ba be. to sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

Lots o things we didn't know
Just few Shor, years ago.
Never heard OF BolAhcvilIi.
Nor of Wiihcim's talk with Nicky.
When of ''burss" or "bcrgs" NC chat
tered
"PittsburE" was the one that mattcrcd
Never thought of old Won Linden
Plotting there beneath the Lindon
Then we thought those I'ruaaiaua rcn.
Scientific, sentimental
Tying prctzcls 'mongat their ubora
into love knots for their nrighborr,
Thought The Kaiser weak aud silly.
Never dreamed that kronrrinz Willie
Though in mind and feature chnrml..,
Gould provo anything but hhrmloa..--
Just n few short years ago
What a 10. we didn't know, 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Voice of the People
Letters nauat give the name and nd.
oress or the writer. Name will not BIO
published IL writer requests.
CnthMbn'n Grcat Work.

To tho Editor Of The Times Dispatch.
Substituted in the AllcEhanv .ioun-
tains OF Southwest Virginia IL "A place
put little known to tho general pub
ne. hut loved by those who have been
patents there. You hardly know OF it's
existence until the doctor says: ITS
tuberculosis. you must 20 TO a aana-
forum and take the treatment"
men YOU become acquainted with
one of the happcst places in the world
Iata"ba Sanatorium. Having been :,
patient there. am convinced that
the Legislature should increase the an
preparation for tho sanntoriuIn. as tho
present facilities FOR the calls made
upon II ar" Inadequate. The State
could make no better paying invest
ment than TO improve the health Of
peopi afflicted with tuberculosis and
teach them how to protect themselves
and not infect others.
truly "A good work is being done a.
Catawba. tho land OF smiles The
public should have better llnowlcdgc
or TINS disease and it's cure for only
N that way can the great white
plaque he stamped out. know Of
no better way tho state could combat
inns much dreaded disease than 10 in
vest IN cataWba Sanatorium. which viii
yielu large returns in health and hap
PincSS 10 ITS people j. \. TAYLOR
richmond. Va, January Il. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

ever sacrifice demanded TO insure success. all
the blood and treasure expended during the
past three and half years will have been
wasted and our existing democratic institu-
tons will totter to their downfall. Either
the power OF military autocracy must be de-
stroycd democracy will perish from the
earth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
To Tan skins.

T.: II. f.. Falmouth.-A very good
method to tan small skins is to stretch
the skin tightly and smoothly on
board. hair side down. and tack II down
BY the edges. Scrapc off the loose fat
and flesh with "A blunt knife and work
in chalk thoroughly, with plenty of
hard rubbing. When the chalk begins
skin from the board. rub in good
deal of powdered alum. wrap up closely
and keep in a dry place for few days
By this means it will be made pliablc
and retain the hair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Would Outlaw the nuz,,rd

TO nc I:uItor OF Tic Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Whai incentive is there for a
man TO purchase pure bred pigs raise
them To maturity. only TO have them
die from cholera. There is a serum.
siid TO be a cure for this disease but
this Is far from infailiblc. Having fail
ed TO iini positive cure for this dis
case. We have next got to try to work
on the ounce OF prcVcntion' theory
There arc serums, I know. which if AN
Piled early. have merit in preventing
the disease. Hog waiiows. disinfcCtinc
feeding and watering trouGhS and OK
ventiveS.
None OF these methods. however. nor
all combined, are sufficient TO Justify
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

1t is lonesome day in Petrograd when
the Bdlshevikst regime does not pull OFT
some Kind Of 4 sensational stunt TO support
it's assumption Of autocratic powers OF gov
ernmcnt by suppression of popular liberty
1t acts on the principle that the will Of the
people,. to be right. must conform to the
will of,the powers that be. regardless Of how
they obtained control OF the government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
classifying Rcgistrant..

Farmer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II is
the duty Of the local board to classify
any registrant who has answered the
QUESTIONABLE sent him. regardless Of
whether he takes an appeal or accents
the classification. and if notice OF ap-
peal is given tho papers necessa rily
will have to be submitted TO the board
of appCal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic
excepting on 1egnl and medical sub.
quirtes nre answcrcd directly by per-
sonnl letter Il self-nddrc.sed. slammed
envelope In required. Address The
nime"-Dispntch Information Bureau
Richmond, Na.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

The President is said not to take kindly 10
the proposed legislation for creation OF
war cabinet. Sentiment in Congress, how
ever appears to he strengthening i'll sup
port OF the plan a war necessity, ana that
body NAV assert its independence and over
ride the Presidents wishes in the matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From tho Richmond Dispa;c Jan. 81. 1863.

Judge Christian has
granted a charter to Joseph
~. anderson. Of Richmond;
Frederick w. Solcot
David Headley and Leslie
ChaSe. OF New York. and
Charles +. Stone. of Dover.
Va. TO form a company un-
der tho name and STYLE Of
the WeStham Iron Com.
pany. for the purpose Of
manufacturing iron. The
capital is 100000. with the
right to increase il TO
100000. The company will
mold real estate to the
amount of 2.0C0 acres in
Anrmsin I,nnn, 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

r NJ. T., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joined
Germans from places held by them in
China and has prevented the Germans
from use Of the Orient as a German
base OF operations The JapancSc have
not been asked to send troops to t;u-
rope. owing to the immense difficulty
Of transportation. Her services have
been considered satisfactory by the
allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Ahnut AuLItinr Accnnnt.

w. IT, j.. Braccy.--Thc report OF the
Commission on Economy and Efficiency
made to the General Assembly this
week states that the dcpartin to
which YOU refer ADULTS it's own ac-
counts. and recommends that the prac-
tice be discontinued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
About n Violin,

j. r.. PetersburE.--Thc violin may
or may not be a genuine Stradivarius
If 1t should prove to be such. after
cSamina ton by competent authority,
1t is very valuable instrument 4
well posted dealer in antiquities might
jcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

potency is. first. rest: and later on, graduated
exercise and woilS.
II any ono has a notion that digltalis sim
nar druS may be indiscr Ultimately taken with
assurance OF benefit and no harm, the sooner he
disabuscs his mind of tho fallacy and seeks in
teiigen medical counsel tho better for his health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Rronm EarforH-

j. NJ. 3. WilminGt on.--Gour local
hardware dealer should be able to give
you the Information you want as he
doubtless carries a trade catalogue
which includes dealers in the machin-
cry you want4 Or you might write to
the state Commissioner of Agriculture
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

Old S,tIon,I n,rL So,

l.. q. r. Camp Lee.-IIenninE Fern
strom. Norfolk, Va is the Swedish
vicc-consul for this state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

49, Questions and Answers.
what to Do With Tapeworm.-A friend OF
mine has tapcworm and doesn't know what
to do D. with it Will you kindly advise? NJ. c. -,
Tor the personal supervision of tho patients ply
STEFAN. You sec. good tapeworm remedies
necessarily potsonS. and not be taken lightly
We cannot venture to state them here Notice
Wnen Information is wanted for friend IL is
advlsabIe to send tho friends address and name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Prom Using.

For Heavens sake. Mary isn't that fellow
ever going to propose to you"
i think this afternoon. mother. He's going
10 teach me to skate. and I know a peach OF
place to fall down, over in corner back OF
the boathousc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

MISS VI. W. z, EttriclIs.-We arc
unable to say If the note has "A special
value. Ey addressing a letter to John
NJ. oliver. secretary American Nulnis-
you may ascertain as TO it's value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
A Scrmonette.
After all:

You'd never appreciate a thornless rose:
You wouldn't feel the sunshine but for rain:
You couldn't understand single bcssedness
until you had married.:
The mountains grandeur would not be sec n
but for the plains and.
Life, if it were endless. would be empty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Recognizing the BoIsheviki

ONCE President Wilson's declaration n,
~ sympathy for the Russian people in their
struggle to maintain their revolutionary
ideals. and, in sense his support of the
present Bolshcvik regime, the world has
begun TO take more friendly view of the
leadership in Pctrograd around which the
present government of Russia ccntcrs And
'he entente governments have shown q dis
position to recognize the dc facto authority
ana the importance OF dealing with it,
but 1t must be remembered that the
PRESIDENT did not express any degree OF con-
hdcnce in Trotzy and Lenine until ,bcv had
served Nat notice upon the German imne-
rlalsts that Russia would accent no neace
ia'o'ihs elther annexation or indemnity on
the part Of the central powers When they
made that rejoinder to the Berlin Vienna
proposals and withdrew from the first no,ce
council, threatening A renewal of hostilties
t"e PRESIDENT found an opportunc occasion
10 applaud them and to tender TO them sucb
support from America as they might ask
'"" part or the Presidents message IN
congress was heraldcd as a stroke of mas
'eriE strategy by Berlin and as a design 70
1l'ehaie inc Russians from Immediate p.,cc
IL may have been all that the furious CO.
man editors have pictured il but :, h
lhc same time aroused new confidence in tho
russian regime and has led Groat Rri,ai
anu proDabiy France to establish Diplomatic
ciatcs. ~ MS assoc
80 !. remains to be seen if the faith
,ha ~. "!,'ed governments have shown in
'"t hoiSheVlki is misplaced AT hos, ,h
ruiinS element in Russia TO-DAY i; wv
''"n'e outh', and in A large ncasuro ~
ch"lsclphned crowd 1t has shown 800
-. ~, y. us cnorts TO Daralyze the activities
y. 'ne NossackS and TO hold the dsinterrating
ropo' VI RUSSIAN together. In this dircc,
non IL mas freely rcsortcd 10 ,bo iro ~,
lot,
late Premier did not carry in,o aI ''ie
IN" Na5lnaists had not inaupur.,l -,
'~ WIN lhe announcement that tbcv uo,,,a
q" o''ee ASK ior an armistice as preim;n,r
49, 10 separate peace, the scorn NJ 49,
tbnn, ''u "ol nave bcsn heaped upon
IS evident now that when the pros;ao,,,
showed his friendly interest in tbo p,n' ueh'
~ 'hey are governed at present no roa,:,
'""t 'he aillcI cause had nothing In ,oaa -;
"eanhg with the Bolshcviki and ~ ~
"i'hnt nave much TO gain. The iufuristo,,
uoya 80 ~ Germany against the American
sorin,,s, ; .''d' lhe step taken by us has
N'''"S'! 'h'criercd with Berlin calculat;on,
The Holshcviki in their scnara,o ,oo
negotiations. getting a lookiu =, ~.
"it "lrulsin. which may help to dispe, COM,
OF their dcastic illusions come
ilchmondcrs who might otherwise be idle
because OF the closing down proclamation
can amuse themselves to-day shoveling snow
from tho sidewalks
While he was at it, DR. Garfield might
wen nav" extended that idc-day order so
as to encompass our neighbours phonogra ph.
nc proposed law TO put every able bodied
"hd lhic NirSinian 10 work may start an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Nobody Knows.

Nobody knows when the call OF the morn,
Nobody knows why rose has a thorn:
And why a fool blows his particular horn.
Nobody knows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

o .n hoEs against the cholera. AR ,o,.
10y l." nuzzards arc allowed TO Nv nn ,vms
'cs,cd over ones land ""'ho-
mere are many who hcIic,o -.
no Greater agency. excluding ' .,r q
y, u, "htcr; in spreading this disnat. , I'm
present '' kuow Of no reform the
, mouih be more far rcachim.. - MAJ
'.uits than TO abolish the NM on ~, ~
poupcn "~ 80, r"s ! have seen these bird,
ucisnd themselves. and ac,i,, 'Iuins 70
Let US hope that. those i,,or
u , Their friends in the r,rc.c,i ,,'J' MI
NO., L" give some thought To- ,hI,
u.,a KicIiAHD Il SAUNDERS
wilcox Wharf. Va. January ,G i,is
To should Conserve '.n.oIin,.
Sir.-I.vcry ,Iinii.hn,% -pispatcn:
WIN pleasure tho fact thar o,,r 800
- apl"IE getting on a real ,y,r fnn,,
,nIl,rn,,, - nctIhnltE serious and IN
II obvious that the sooner ,.,c -, -
w,;, an" iia throw, ourselves IN accor,I
less acute eur Ay' tI c%,sitns conditions. mo
Nutt VIII nc the pinch later on
Are We not. however. dcf"rrinpo 10,
Ing ono very necessary step OF con.
ScrFatlou. which VIII cause No s,,.li
ing and !ittc hardship on amVo,a.a
i"i'F 10 inc great consumption OF ,.,,.
,nni, I'm" other valuable otls. BY auto.
n
PoScs ~ ~ common knpwlcdr. ~,
yur "'!lcs ar" IN crying need ~ 60,
i'"'' ana Yet VIC see cuOrtu,ilg u,,-',.
l'SS oil II consumed daily hv carr, ,,,.,,,
S",ciE iOF purposes Of pleasure ana con.
Iherc is. assurcdly. no reason ,yb.
our !a"lcS should not. in time ~ ua.',
t"cIi cars 70 promote their ,cn,
ncn,cncc N shopping and calling ,,,,
~ lt!lc OF war, II seems to IN. tL.,. :,
- "SHlnS very little OF these IA
~ arc themselves. IN most instances
.ot producers ia auy way. 10 r"I,..,..
~ cfN!ccS ni their chauftcurs ana "a
ticSist rom the consumption of gan
i.uch needed at this time. i;v 40 40
.n% thcy would assist in winning III.
var ana M sooner relieving tho ,-,r,in
VI our poorer and less fortunate ,cor,l,
; nmu on The soldiers giving up ,hrir
IiNcS m the trenches. The same line q,
reasoning applies with equal force Ia
men VINO maintain pleasure ears
nciicNe that II these matters were
clearly and urgently brought 10 ths
%tIchtion OF the public. most OF o,ir
iao!es ana citizens generally, would
ChccriuiiE acQuicScc. but also 10
i.cNe that legal power should he vested
III some agency to compel such conser.
N"t!vil whcre necessary.
HOWELL c. FEATHERSToN
LFhchburg. Va. January II, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
OF Course.
Poor Solomon.

POOr SOIOmON.'
What the matter with him.
Nothing: l just wondering what he felt
like, to get Ill his curtain lectures in chorus
numbers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

Brother. sister, listen here: chewing the va
rious lint OF learning GO along. we pick
up this Inflammation for your benefit:
You can't be happy from the outside. You
cant be happy If your happiness depends upon
some other PERSONS digestion. Tic your whole
disposition in niggardly little knot that de-
ponds upon tho personal conduct of some other
person, ana nails you'll regret it. on
the other hand. generate your happiness inside.
and YOU need fear nothing whatever that has
being outside.
In other words, he happy yourself without
waiting for some other person TO make you
happy. and you've got all the little blue devils
and pink jinks backed into the swamp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
To-NIorrou.

To morrow is that Hateful day that never never
Tomorrow has r foolish way of rafting on its
drums
And calling 10 lend an car, implorinr us to
OF urging 10 nser longer At the garden
gate:
It's full OF pain and sorrow.
That time call Tomorrow
Tomorrow What snare for feet that would
essay TO roam.
To morrow! Did the usher wait, he never
would ge, home
To morrow: Oh. the things We think perhaps
we may arrange.
And then how we forget them! Don't you think
it's really strange"
We lay aside number.
You sec, awhile slumber
ro-morrow: List! Or if YOU will, just lark.
At any rate.
To morrow is too far time TO fill a presen,
date;
The turkey sou should Kill to-day if loft until
the dawn,
May pad tho hoof or beat it. and in consequences
be gone,
You sec am !nvcirhinc
t;a!nst ,rHnE and DELAYING
Tomorrow: exclamation pointD Don, nut off
things undono
And hold them for performance till To.Morrou-
sees its sun;
Because. YOU understand. the plain phiIosonby
sing
As to TO Morrow simply is: They amt no sch
thing.
Lord help the fools who borrow
Their Solacc from To- Morrow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

trUBIISIIED every day In tho year 10 South Tenth
street, Richmond, W.. by The Times Dispatch Pub
fishing Co.. he. Charles T.. Iiasbrouk. Editor md
MANAGER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO The Times
Dispatch, and q individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

Richmond being manufacturing city, il
necessarily hit hard by the sweeping
order pl the fuel administrator for FIVE
days closing down Of its industrial activities.
But the men at The head of Richmond's in
dustrics, together with their army of en-
ployccS- have accepted with good grace the
conditions imposed a necessary sacrifice
to improve the situation, and have given
whole hearted compliance to the order in
spirit we'll in letter. The people OF
Richmond. inclusive OF all interests, are back
Of the government TO win the war and they
stand tcady 10 make any necessary sacrifice
To achieve that purpose. Their patriotism is
of a kind that balks at task set before it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Merit
System
Advocated

,h S iGaa VIII bring the proof nf how In
IN ~ ~ VOTE ca out amid all the tcmntaiions,
IA vori, ;sn '',uation Of the spoila system and
g. ,t!SlL':, Mea ntimc. Director NcAdoo .,,nI
Tor promotion the merit basis III .; stands
u'cTn mat while big sa larcs are cut tho abor
' 'n6 nan > wages Will be put nearer tho ro"opn
ri",n scale these changes being worEcd az,
Itau,usuS ana with the least possible fric, ;on '
Lewiston (Mc) sun. - 'e'ioh'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

thermometers who might otherwise be idle
because OF the closng-d proclamation
can ainnSe themselves to-day shoveling snow
from tho sidewalks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

"hhc ne was at it, DR.. Garfield might
wen nav" extended that idlc-day order sc
d" 10 encompass our neighbours phonogra PHI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

nc proposed law TO put every able bodied
ana iHic Nirginian 70 work may start an
other emigration movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

~ gratifying 20 find thar
h ~, stand is being made
the merit system i'm Tho n,.r LOT
inent OF the railroads now mnier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Current Editorial Comment

10 W Ne "sermans wish. according
hoid the Flanders coas, h mmo TO
h nei,Si um YET il is plain tha, no" 90
no!n inc Flanders coast - ~
"oth 70 nave and TO hold I:c ini,,n,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Funda mentally .hnrs cav

Fundamentally. there could he
put one reason for the demands.
so frequently heard. for rcstatc,
inent" OF war aims. When "A GUS
TONER inquiries the price Of goods.
II Is his purpose TO secure a basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

The Bolshcvki. in their sonar.,o
IONS are getting a look-iu al Ger.
." '".' an uiSn, which may help to dispel some
OF Their idealistic Illusions. '''"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
New Song.

We have just received the score OF a nc
ballad entitled Look Out for burglars Sist,
for the Men Are Growing Scarce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
The Coast
OF
Flanders

in 'bc nuCn Hcceiv!nE vcrbiagc may n. m
~ INC attempt to explain that 10 hniS 90 used
Ecic ',o' hcocsSa riiy mean the ~. coast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
The Demand
For
War Aims

"i M ornldtion to enable him o decide ,bnr
ne will buy OF decline buy. The demands
,or restatrments Of war aims could really have
mad no other purpose than that Of cnablin g
persons VINO were in doubt to determine whether
they would support the war oppose it, The
extraordinary triumph OF the PreSden nj has henn
in no way more EratifyinGly shown than by his
successes IN convincing those who doubted in
puitinG All end to hesitation and Suspicons a mi
bringing TO the whole hearted support OF Tho
war purposes he declares the entire body OF
allies.--Ncw York Times. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

Every section Of the country reports graft
flying progress i'll clearing up congcsted rail
way Hlttc and bringing relief TO the fuel
situation as result of the fvc-day closing
order. Waiting ships are having their
bunkerf filled with coal, and supplies for
domestic consumption are being delivered
and intcliigently distributed to bring relief
TO all communities lacking sufficient to meet
their Immediate requirements. The clearing
up profess has proceeded. to the point where
recurrence of recent .strcssful conditions
reasonably may be rcckoncd as provided
against No matter with whom lies the fault
that o0ca stoned the distrcssfu situation. the
promised relief is a matter for ratulation,
regardless OF the means OF achievement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED rKESS-Tho
il exclusively entitled 10 the use Tor
rrruh,ntion OF nil news credited to it
MOI otherwise credited in this paper md also the
local published herein. All rights ~ republics
tion of kpccai dis patches herein also reserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
Federal
Control
Of Credits

~ lN"N rNNCnuc, and nm
49,. 800 70 Iindn nee their needs there is a crow
ing belief that in order to prevent co,nnc -
IN ,he market for capital there will be :, Ed
H i IN accordance with tho needs Of borrow
,hhs coIporationS and the public Importance Of
1he purposes TO which the credits would ho
GfGo,ed' The Treasury Department and the
the head Of such bureau which in eTncc, -, u q,
control INC entire credit machinery o: the coun
Try. another forward step in the centra iization
OF authoritE and power i'll the Federal govern
.nent-Ncw York Herald. ""-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

TELEPHONES: Randolph I.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with MI depart
mcnts.