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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Recipe FOR Nhitcwnsh.

Mrs. X. II. H.. Frederick Hall.-To
make the whitcwash which is used on
the lighthouses maintained by the gov
eminent. take a half-bushc! OF unsla k
cd lime, stake IL with boiling water.
cover during process 10 keep in steam.
strain the liquid through Il fine sieve
or straincr and add 10 il Il peck OF
salt. previously dissolved in warm wa
ter, three pounds Of ground rice boiled
TO a thin paste and stirred in while
hot; half pound OF Spanish whiting
and one pou.-d Of glue. previously dis
solved by soaking in water and then
hanging over in n small pot hung in Il
larger one filed with water Add five
gallons Of hot water to the mixture.
stir well and let stand n few days Gov
cred. 1t should be applied hot. for
which purpose 1t can be kept in 4
portable furnace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
GarIcn IcSsnns-G

The most Important part OF gardening is cul-
tiNation. In that respect. gardening and getting
acquainted arc alikc--yCu get What you cult
vutc. Il you do most OF your hocing around the
weeds YOU get weeds" start right, by deep
turning soil, and keen right. by constant culti-
walton. At breakfast. you sip your coffee. sud =
denly remember bean that needs tick ling
rush out ana tickle il. come back and bite an
egg, ruSi out again and loosen the earth around
an eggplant come back and chew Il pancake.
and then hurry 10 the tomato plants with a fork.
NO matter what you're doing YOU must keep
Your mind on cutivatinG your garden. Then.
some nice day when it's all loose and nice, II
rain Will come and soak 1t, and Il hot sun will
bake ii. and then YOU begin 10 pla mt dynamite
to loosen il mp again. After the second rain
you call up your grocer usual.
CTc lie Contiuucd)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
This War Is My War.

What. send our boys 10 risk their lives,
while VIC sit back in selfish ease?
Nay! Heart and hand shall back them
up
To what last limit Fate DEGREES.
For this War is MY War,
And such the Hun shall find IT,
The blow we strike in Franco
shall have
The nations weight behind It,
Our boys Will do their days work well:
We know what stanch. true hearts
they bear.
And l. whose duty lies at home.
I'll do my share! I'll do my share
For this toll is MY toll,
And such the Hun shall find It,
The blow we strike in France
shall have
The nations toll behind it,
We'll forge the weapons. build tho
Wen speed the loom and drive the
plow.
The Monstrous Thing must be wiped
out.
And we propose to do 1t now.
And this job is MY job,
And such the Hun shall find IL.
The blow we strike in France
The na,irn's fores behind it.
Not lightly did we draw the sword:
Well sheathc ii not till victorys won.
Columbia Vows. before her God,
To do the righteous task begun.
And her vow is MY vow,
And such the Hun shall find IT.
The blow we strike in France
shall have
Tho nations vow behind IT,
Victor kilspindie. in New York
Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
The other Fellows job.

It's curious how the working world
Without dissenting vote.
Agrees the other chaps the prince.
And number ones the goat.
No matter what the job may be,
Your ncighbors always seem
To think they each got all the skim
-\nd yol drew all the cream
TN" lincman the highest pole
Would rather he tho digger;
The man who teaches languages
Would fa!n teach how 10 liGurc;
The bill co!lcc or with his bills
Might rather work indoors,
And he who bosses all the works
Envics the nam of chores
The cngin"e: would rather he :.
Conductor "r the train:
The ;:rmy chap declares that he
Would rather bound the main;
Ana so it goes, 10 matter what
You've been assigned TO do
iou rather think that rr, violence
Gave all the lines to you.
The moral Of this little ski,.
If verse should Lave a moral.
Is that you'll never be content
II with your job YOU quarrel;
But YOU will kick, though YOU may be
On mountain top or ranges,
SO let IL &c at that, my friend.
TIL human nature changes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

i, harL digest. Tns seems 20 be borne out
10y onittlng these foods when an attack
threatens. j. f. w
Answer-Fastins. or greatly reducing the
total intake CT food may he good remedial
measure for any attack o: asthma regardless
OF tie specific cause. But UNI tunattiy you
cannot determine which particular food pro-
tcin II amy. is accountable for the seizures by
your feelings or sensations. The specific c;,usa-
tive food protein may be digcsted perfectly The
nocu'atipn test with various protein extracts
of food and o;hcr substances known TO he re-
sponsiblc for true asthma is the only WV the
question can be determined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
SPAIN WILL HAVE COTTON
Licenses for shipment OF -Four CarSoc,
Granted by War Trade
Itoard,
liz A.sncIatnAprnssl

IL: ASSHciat ted PrcsE
WASHINGTON March "a. - Export
licenses for the shipment of four
carEocs of cotton 10 Spain were
granted yesterday by the war trade
board in pursuance OF the recent COM
mcrcial agreements concluded between
the American and Spanish govern
mcnts.
This action" said an announcement
by the board, will provide the cotton
necessary 10 fulfill the normal re-
Huiremcnt Of the Spanish mills and
should relieve fears that have existed
Ia Spain as 10 the possibility OF Il
shortage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

The latest fac OF society Of the East
az 10 pull their limousincs up urMt to military
camps and take in soldiers co hes IL mend. AZ
'"mp Dix several OF these cght-cylimdcr tailor
shops are running every day.
INC SweatsnorA de luxe arc well patron!zcd.
ana each contains several women induSt riouSly
hat -Song trousers that have given up their
seats to help make the world safe for dcmoc-
iacy.
o. tn" Sh!r: several hours day. Several mil
hohal:es wives are enrolled ii the work.
Enrico caruso paid his income tax amounting
to $"@ocp. the other uay.
song.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Brazil has been menaced by enemy intrigue
as much the United STATES but it has de-
tcrmined 10 pursue the on? enective method
dealing with it-tTlal OF tie accused by
gourt-martial. Experience has proved that
German spies DO not mind ihc risk OF being
caught up with when the penalty imposed is
onIy a Jail sentence, but being stood up
- gainst stone wall and shot is Il different
proposti OH. That msthCu cannot too soon be
applied TO conditions il the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Voice Of the People
Letters munt give The name nnd nd
dress oil the writer. S.tue will not bf
published r. writer rcqucstn.
T,hr Presidents Order.

The Presidents Order.
To the Editor Of Tn" Times Dispatch.
Sir,-Will YOU be kind enough TO
give the following order o. the rrcsi-
dent az the United states place in
your columns:
The White House
"WaslinSton, January %. 1918.
The President. commandcr-iu-c Z
OF til. army ana navy. following the
rcvcrcEt example of his predecessors.
desires ana cnjoinS The orderly Oh
scrvarcc of The sabbath by the officers
ana 'ncu IN the military and naval SER
Vice VI the United States. whc impcr
scribrd wc.kly rest. tho sacred rights
OF christian soldiers and sailors. - hr-
coming dctcr"..cc 10 tn" best sentiment
If a Christian p"oV.e. and due regard
day labor in tho army and navy be
reduced 10 The measure OF strict ncCcS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Much Ado About Nothing
Bl ROY Is. M0ULTON.

The recipe for living long:
lic ,u:nc alien spy.
j seems to DC the hcalthicst sort Of life In
this country
Since ihc time when Mrs Cleopatra treated
herself to pearl cocktail the woman Of faS m
has Sc: much store by ornaments.
Now have the ankle bracelet set in dia :
mouCs and rubics.
That's what wc call practicinE economy dur
ing ;hc war. When u woman wears ono OF
these. She can Wear $3.9S bingham dress and
nobody will ever notice it,
On account OF the war
There viii he
First spring robins
This season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
ihnnl IInssincniinn

Mrs. T. = IT. WiutorpOck.--I Is MOI
unlawful FOR u party who has been
classified TO trE 10 got the board 10
change his classification. hut assuming
that he has no ncw evidence emitting
him 10 q different classification. it is
not iiltciy tina, his effort would meet
with success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

A battalion OF Jews, recruited chleny IN
New York, has sailed for Egypt TO join Cen
cral Allenby's forces i'll Palestine. They 40
not question the story OF the taking OIL
Jericho once upon time by the blowing oil
rams horns, but in this expedition they have
substituted for rams horns the latest model
III high-power rifles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
hcsapcnIc and Delaware Canal.

pcaEc and Delaware Canal WAS built by
the states of Maryland and pcla"arc.
!. runs across the north part Of The
state Of Delaware. between the Dcia e
wsrc River AMI chesapeake Gay. The
canal received Federal aid in 1S2S ana
VS. completed IN 1929. II is thirteen
and :. half InilCS long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

j.. :. J.. Dnancock.-Eac state in
the United States has organized Home
Guard regiments, They are purely
state organizations designed To take
the place OF the National Guard III
sunDrcSsinE disorders Members Of the
Home Guard regiments are not exempt
from the draft law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Anxious Peter burg. Tho preventive
rrc"lr cnt Of smallpox At tn. present
tmo onSistS in vaccinations l. has
lime consists in vaccination. II has
almost complete immunity from The
disease not only 10 individuals, bGt
also TO communities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding, aiuio>; nny topic
excepting t"Sai unH mcd,chi sub-
lcrts, nrr answered Tree. A. all IA
uuirics answered directly by pea
huunI letter a acti-ud,lrcnscu, ataIIpc d
envelope Us .rQuircd. Address ihs
nII hinuuu, tu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
iLUs'fisn, i:l:. ny National New>,aner sernc.I
Does Indigestion Occur:

Acute indigo stion' is one had guess which
has neediessiy narmed a million people. There
IS no such condition. No matter what fine old
docto.' imagined Ii.
We :.i suii,r now and then from the good
agreeable, and We wish later that we had been
strong enough to refuse. Call the discomfort
and nnplcasant sense Of funcss distress
"acutt INDIGESTION ii you think that helps nat
tiers any. However. there is only one remedy
for il, and thai is time. And only one preveil-
I'VE and that Is Independence OF character
sufficient 10 refuse food when YOU don, want it,
The acute Indigestion" the eminent" ply
Scia i springs on the nmblc reporter is a hi, n
kci title FOR whatever ails the well-knCvn CHI
zen. is nothing else. When you read about
H. you may while away the time until tho ucvt
bulletin wondering whether the patient really
has aneurism, urcn "A. gallstoncs, dilated heart,
Dancrc"titls. or wnatnot. And the end YOU
Remember how you used to gaze upon the
tempting green apple tree as younGster yet
cholera morhus? Well. that never happened
either. executing in fairy tales Green apples
are u,!tc as wholesome as yellow bananas, il
Nou chew them well; in any case they cause
no more than slight distress not cholera NOR
bus. ! know, because | have tried the expert
mcnt in person and in practice many time No
matter what TIC grand old doctor books had
TO say on the subject These old tones We're
fairly packed with superstition.
Gall-sac Inflammation and sall-s.onc dspa Sc
ar" notorious causes Of pain. gas. and the
other ~ nptoms that characterize rregulariy
Angina pcctoris, acute inflammation OF the
panc".as. acute ncrfura ting appendicitis per-
an aneurlSm IN chcst or abdomen. locomotor
a,aNia. uren,ia ard apopIcXy OF the
seizures of so-eallcd acute indigcstion"
y meal OF wisely chosen food. an overloa d
of food. or a very LITTLE food when you are not
likely TO give you some well mcrited discom :
fort soon after eating and certain to add TO
Your li.iscries months and y >ars afterward. but
it Will never cause acute Indigestion" Any one
who has acute Indigestion" may well rest un-
easy unt!l he hnds ont what really is the matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Now they are making photograph needles
from hedgehog quilts. 1t IS the first time III
aturnl history that tn" hedgehog has been OF
M! particular use To mankind, and it isn't
OF mach
liosto" iccmcn say they must charge more for
lee ihi" year because ii is much thicker than
uSua and II was hard,r work il. That
Is bort y re"*oH ,nan 'ou account Of the war"
and SO We VIII believe them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

why is it," sail Mrs. Stoncciphcr that the
tough little DO! I,ho threw stones 1T the cat
and put salt in the sugar bowl grew up TO ic
Governor"
That's simple" said Mrs Gut;emup; some
body hid to take ;hc job. because the good
ten gears for burglary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Charcoal Eph.. Dui,x rb,u.b,

II mos snally notices" said Charcoal Eph
rehective!y. dat dc loudcs' hollcr in dc amen
corner make de lcas' noisc in de collection
basket Try some puddin. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
News of Fifty Years Ago
CFrom tho Richmond Dispatch. Mar -. 1861
Marricd: ON thc 1Sth in-

Married: on the 18th in
slant at st. Peters Ca,hc-
aral by bishop John Nc
GIN. assisted by Rev. Dr.
I:cckcr and rev. Mr.. Brady.
William Lynn Lewis. OF
Monroe County. ". Va. TO
MISS Florence c., daughter
booicy, of this city.
bishop McGill. who was
reported quite sick at .h!s
Rome on Friday last, is
now much better, and his
physicians think he viii be
ahie To return to the dis
charge Of his duties as pre-
iat' ana TO his church
WoTk IN afew DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
rO-Dny's q, Henry.

lie was dressed AL in black, and old
fashioned Kind of glasses that won't stay
your nose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Not only has German submarine warfare
Signally failed TO Starve England into sub
mission to German-dictated peace, but the
food controller announces the food supply
situation has improved sufficiently 10 justify
so per cent increase il the meat ration, and
for those engaged i'll very hard physical labor
double the ordinary ration. Moreover, all
classes OF the people more firmly united
than ever before in the determination TO con-
lnue the until Germany has been beaten
10 where she will sue for victor's peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

PUBLISHED every day In tho year at 10 south Tent
street. Richmond. Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub
fishing Co., lnr- Charles l.. Hasbrook, Editor AN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
he Submarine Still With Is

nNERCONFIDENCEh has been arousc1 .,
me part OF many American people in the
success OF the warfare against the German
submarine Because literally hundreds of
American supply ships and TRANSPORTS have
hcch safely navigated through the danger
zone and because few Jealous officials hero
ana abroad have announced that on a given
u"te the u-boat would be no more the feel
ing has become moro or less general tha,
the allies have little to fear in the future
from undersca attack
inc ni'tcr truth Is, as official report shows
the submarine has not been conouorc1
II is still Germany's most potential oIcnsivo
weapon IT is still inilicting fearful domarc
against shipping. 1t is still cxactinc enor-
nous toll in lives and property These
'hinEs being true, it is far too soon IN nro
hounce the submarine a failure and 10
regard IL removed as Il menace On the other
hahd II must be remembered that tho sub
mersibles are being combatcd with cncypv
DAY and night; that the allied destrovcrs and
chascrs arc hunting them down and arc fight
ing them wherever found, instead of running
away as in the early days OF the war. Scores
oil thesc subSea craft have been DESTROYED
ana other scores have been captured That
II UGH may be believed from official accounts
even when the more thrilling stories of com
bat are discounted
The navies of the allied nations know that
the fight must go on without = moron,,
ie'"Aa'loh. one months suspension of vigil
rance would find a fresh feet of submarines
IN The path OF commerce. and the lead thereby
| gained might require half n year to over
come Ihere is no patented remedy for this
danger. No invention has been achieved
which will sweep the seas clear of the sinh
marine The only tried and successful
method OF dealing with them is to fight them
Wherever they are found, and to fight them
to the death
Meantime. new tonnage must be built 10
replace That which is sunk TO this end the
umled states is driving ahead at topnotch
speed The volume OF shipping which is being
turned out from American yards may not be
as great as il shoald be, but it is growing
daily. and before the year ends it NAV be
| assumed that the new American merchant
ft"t will be another blow at the submarine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS to The Times
Dispatch, and individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

everybody should welcome that one more
honr OF daylight which is secured by Iegis-
l+ti'e enactment. since ii is about the only
'"ihs the people can get more OF for the
same old price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

The Prohibition party is threatened win
extinction, delegates to its convention having
gone over, bag and baggage. TO the new So
cia!iSi party. Perhaps il is just as we'll that
inc political extremists are getting together
under one standard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

IN England there is agitation for extend
ing the powers OF magistrates to enable them
10 order boys of sixteen to be birched for
Juvenile crimes and some of the quarter
sessions have granted the authority In OPP
posing the grant. one member OF the scs
sons contendcd that boy did not care two
pence Tor half dozen strokes from the
birch rod. llcMrgue9 that the most cffcctual
way 10 preycat !rlscnic crime was to do as
they did iii China-birch the father. AS
heroic as is the suggested remedy, the fact
cannot be disputed that there less need
for Juvenile courts in the days before the
birch rod mad fallen into general disusc than
now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25


'.ilt harvard Athletes Mus, Ec Soldiers
i'rt, what IS more important. all soldiers.
i!arNaiG o! otherwise, must be athletes Bear
thAl an MIND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
4 Winner.

'Hooray. Eureka: I've got the greatest In
vcntion cf the age"
Fine: What is it,
"a magnetic kcyholc. Can, miss IT."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
This is a Morch for,hlcss year.

rhc Germans have evolved bombing
hir!ancS which tho largest eyer made. Well
the bigger they arc, lhc harder they lall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

The little touch of December freshness in
the March brcczcs proves a splendid remedy
Tor the spring fever that has made its ap-
pearancc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

While the United States is having billiors
month for war, it does not overlook its an
maj appropriation of $l,045.25 to the main
,enahcc OF the Peace Palace at The Hague.
ihus does the relative Importance of condi
tons change as the pages OF history unfold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Members Of the Democratic National Com
rittee, who are in Wisconsin 10 assis, in ,ho
campaign for the election OF United States
Senator on April ., have ,ecgraphed the
ESPresidcnt that Joseph L. Davies is almost
certain to win over ienroot the Republican
nominee. II is TO be hoped that they have
sscorrectly analysed the situation. While the
ssloyalty of Lenroot to his country is unques-
X stoned now, the fact stands against him that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PiiESS.-Thc
Associated Press Is exclusively emitted to the Tor
republication ali dispatches credited To IL
otherwise credited in th,> paper. aud also tho
of SPECIAL dispatches herein also reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
THE DISrtTCu

,Intcrcd January e7. 1908. mt the Post -Onicc ut
,3i5, Richmond. Va. second class mnt,cr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

TELEPHONE: Randolph 1.
Priyutc Branch EAclIunEc
connecting with uli depart
nicnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Ouc.tIons anal An.,ycr.

Asthma and Foods That "Disagrce."-I have
suffered more or less from pure asthma in
Afiec reading all interesting article in your
column about incubation tests with various
protcins OF food and other sources. | have con-
cludcd that my attacks must be due to certain
kinds OF food which my system seems to find
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Among the German ships seized by this
government at the outbreak OF war with Ger
many and since renamed for distinguished
German patriots who supported tho principles
OF liberty and democracy for which the allies
are lighting are; Gccr, renamed L. S. s.
Schur2 after Carl Schur2. Secretary Of In
terror in the Cabinet OF President HAYES;
kronprinz Wilhelm. renamed L. s. S Won
Steuben, after Baron Steuben, general
in the American army in the Revolutionary
War: Prinz Etc! Friedrich renamed L. S. s.
Dekalb, general in the American army in
the Revolutionary War. These ships may be
expected TO continue he work OF dcfcndiug
the principles OF democracy their iIlustrious
namesakes cndcavored so faithfully to instill
into the minds Of the German people before
the latter became obedient slaves 10 the teach
!ngs Of autocracy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

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II friends who favor with manuscripts and
Illus wish have unavailable
returned, they i'll all send stamps
lint purpose.
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MONDAY. MARCH %, 1918.
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