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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Letters murt give the name md nd
ercss OF the writer. Name will not ~
published il writer SO requests.
Thc Moratorium Act.

TO the Editor ot The Times Dispatch;
Sir The attention of the pubic
should be called to the Important
provisions OF tho act or Congress. sp.
proved on the s,h instant. entitled AN
az; TO extend protection 10 the ciNil
rights OF members q: the military and
naya! establishments of the United
states engaged III the present war
coiamonly know as the Moratorium
act. Tn. measure Is some twelve pages
in length. and only an outline 81 it's
provisions can b. ;Sircn here, but. a.
the penalty FOR violation OF certain
O: lis sections is Imprisonment not 10
exceed one year, or fine not 10 eX-
coed $1,000. or both. and as tn" per
s"nS aHcttc'i are numerous. namely
parties plaintiff IN til" courts. land
lords. mortsaEees. lessons OF personally
upon instalinent contracts, parties
lending money upon security In tho
nature Of mortgage upon real or
personal property insurers. CpilcC-
tors of taxes. etc. the Importance OF
the mcasur" is onViouS.
Section 100 provides that "protrc-
ton" Is hereby extended 10 pcraUits,
In military service Of tho tinted states
IN order 10 proven, prelude" or injury
to their civil rights dur,n. th.ir term
Of service. and to enable them TO de.
vote their entire energy II the mill
tar! need ~ the uitica, and TO THIS
end tn" following; provisions are made
tor the temporary suspension OF legal
proceedings and transactions which
may prejudice the civil rights Of per
sons IN such service during the con
tiau1nc" of the present war" Section
lVl deiines the term persons III m!ii-
;ary service"
section 200 provides tina; in any ac-
ton or proceeding commenced in any
court II There shall hc default of APP
ncarance by tn. defendant. the plain
Tin before entering judgment, shalt
E!c IN tn" court an affidavit setting
forth facts showing ihai tn" defendant
il ::o' in military service. II such an
affidavit 10 not rled. no Judgment shall
&c entered without first securing an
order OF court directing such entry.
and no such order shall he made unfI!
after thee court shall have appointed
an attorney TO represent the d-frnda n t
- nd protect his interests. Unless IL APP
pears that the dcfcnIan; ~ not in
such service. the court may require a.
a condition before Judgment ~ entered.
that the pla iutin tile a bond approved
By the court. conditioned to indemnify
the defendant, !: in military service.
against any loss or damage which n.
may suffcr hy reason Of amy Judgment.
ehpuld Ia" Judgment b" thereafter set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Methodist Delegates at Baltimore
Have to Pay Their Own Expenses

tho nrnttim
Of
TIM ON
lay free. "> ''''"'""
cnec the
ihcr
p"n fail to
hnt
chnrSeS
tain tho
t. ocul feature
he mi Wills
h
o plan. :" "~''s
Sessio" OF the conference Ivcydc
be
nc pian
hcrrn
% church
the
In ro,nn.
, cit hcr body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

tho right cheekbone which
q. n ~

cheek just below tho right checkbone which
does not 20 away G.. Il. w.
hnswer.-(:anccr may occur before the age Of
thirty. Sarcoma tgaloping cancer) IN frequent
in children and young adults Epithelioma
iskin canccr) is most commonly In ad
vanced life. but does not occur before forty.
The young man shouldn't waste time worrying
all. Aud il ~ OF no consequence what his
uncies and other relatives dfed OF. lie should
have that troublesome little sore removed right
now. by any good doctor. under local anaes-
thcsia. and II the pathological test shows that
IL is cpitheomr then have about six N-ray
treatments OF - wound to prevent possible
currencc. Every family has eases in It's
history at time or another. That isn't be
is hcrcditary--thcrc Is no proof
that the disease il interchangeable because tho
disease is very general that it is bound 10
occur in every family now and then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
About Sir DouuIa. I'M,

:. l.. H.. WincneStcr.--Sir Doug las
HaiS. comruarder-i chief of the Brit
ish forces il. France was born at
CamerOnbridgc, lifcshire, June ~, 1851
Flo was educated at Clifton and Brace
nose College oxford. He Joined the
Seventh fiussars In 1855. passed the
STAFF College, served In the Sudan III
1898. in South Africa 1899. commanded
the Seventeenth I.anccrs 1913. In
spector general OF cavalry in India
1908 1906, appointed "a major general in
1904; director Of military iraiuing. 1906
1907; director OF staff duties q, army
headquarters, l901-lal2. lie held AL
dcrshot command when the European
war broke out and commanded the
first corps Of the expcditionary force
which left England TO meet the Ger
mans During the first OF the present
war General IIaiG was very little
known and was seldom mentioned in
dispatches during the retreat from
Mons, as the rear was under command
OF General Horace Smith Dorien, but
with tho opening OF tho battle or tho
Asne Sir Douglas 1IaiE's name began 10
appear. always with highest commenda-
ton Of Sir John French. lie has been
decorated several times during, the
war and has won numerous medals for
his services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Books and Authors

Professor Edward Alsworth Ross tho famous
Wisconsin socioloEst. has Just landed at san
francisco after nearly Il years
during which he has devoted himself to a study
on Il new book. to be called "Rebuildinc Itussiu
which vii! be published tins spring by The
. Century Company.
One of the sea captains whose narrative Of
voyages Is included in Tales of An Old Sea
Fort ttrisiol. Il. ~. sailed around the Horn
has STUN (" Russian traders. and travelled over
land 10 kam"hatka. He claims TO have been
through Siberia. rae boo; il: JUS: pu6:,Sh"a hE
the Princeton University Press.
few days one OF ,hc statesmen OF Uarnc-
& Brothers returned from :. ,ons business rim
Though the light OF conquest was in his eyes
irt ne seemed To bear rather grudge aEnins,
Rookie from the Thirteenth squad for he
said: The booksellers no sooner rnt II In thctr
hands tian they start to look il through ,ro in
ana "s"n Was glod to see the laue hing sue
lavoriie rather took time rom tho n.ha"
fellows books The humorous ..,ory Of PR.
vate D,hh told in pictures in 'Tha, Eook 10
earlier in the month.
~ ,,niabetic Gooke1y Recipes and Menus" bv
~ y. y. brtton e. o." The author herself :,
niaDcli' patient. has collected and ada pied sDe-
n,a rcI!pes used through Number Of years
in The highly successful treatments or the dis
.Ase at Carlsbad an Neucnanr I;vcry rocinr
mas hecn cookcd and tested undc- a pi,ysieia,,,.s
h h, VISION Moreover. tho protein. fat c;,rbo-
ny "sSin,at' guns IN each AZ VIII tn. total
Ntin"s in calories hay" been computed 90 Tia;
ny me use Of THIS volume. tho rationinp Of ANY
aiHIFliuhl da'ciic patio 1t may he made DO. IL
80, 80, ',ha a,iract"s. Above all the recipes a nd
easily followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Bureau of war Risk Insurance.

Reader Portsmouth Bureau OF
War Risk Insurance was created by
act Of cO-grcss September =, 1914. to
cover American vessels and their car
goes against war risks. AZ first ii was
intended 10 expire September =. 1916.
but August II, 1916. il was extended
for n fur,her period Of one year. and
again on March 2, 1917. for an addi-
Ional one year, making a total Of four
years. y further extension OF he az
tirities OF the bureau is embodied in
an amended war risk bill before Con-
GreSs in September, 1917. which pro-
VidcS for the insurance of officers and
enlisted men OF the army and navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Secretary Of war Baker.

Subscriber. chcStcr.--NcWto r..
Eahcr secretary OF War. was born in
Martinsburg, w. Va. December :. 1877;
was graduated at Johns Hopkins Cni-
versity in lS?" aud at Washington and
Lee Law School in 1894: was private
secretary TO Observation-Disclosures VIII
son. lSS6-lS91; practiccd law in Mar
tinSburg: was appoihtcd city solicitor
Of Cleveland ohio. in 1902; elected city
solicitor, 1898 1o09: Mayor OF Cleveland.
l9l2-l9I5. resumed practice of la"
there in January, 1916: was appointed
Secretary OF War March'a. 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Hold ThIrty-riyc

WICHITA. KAN. March l3.-Fedcral
amendments were returned here today
against thirty-fivo alleged members OF
The Industrial Workers OF the World.
With only ono exception. the indicted
men arc now under arrest and some
have been interncd for tho duration O.
the War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

JOY. riding by city employees in cltY-owned
aut omobilcs has received a wcll-mcrited Jolt
at the hands Of the Administrative board
Al tho present prices of gasoline rubber tires
and either accessories the taxpayers do not
feel ihat il should be required that they fur
nish them TO those persons Who are SO Tor
tunatc as to have their names attached to
the city pay roll 1t is one of the little leaks
which in the aggregate means the yearly
wasting CT thousands OF dollars OF the PEG
pie S.moncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
supremacy
I'm Air
Coming

nr%mscE in the air Tho resources or France
an" .f-hS ana produce about same number
,ou .'rSF'i, maj are produced by the central
80" III nScqucnc" neither side k.e
me other ou; OF the air. and neither can snare
Mi;',hN bombing planes for systematic raid Win
IN. -, .iHit proc!a!n now prCErcss the
mes should be abe 20 tip the ba nee
,t'Ii!n!E curing the summer the allies should
De ;hie To gain the Supremacy and month NV
,.n TO increase il. The time is coming when
mt c!ifih INES OF cocnunCa lions and German
i,, on n factories VIII he under steady aud
~. ,bc 'tIimE pcinbardnen' from planes driven
-! me Liberty motor. Against this coming
lax the conquered territory Of Ituss:a ca, e-i,e
no aid.---kansas Cit. Times - g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Iihnki md Oiirc DraI,.

-. b. iipwu ,dsviilr.-kha vas
adopted To-. tng summer uniform -!
3Ja. a. the outbreak Of the spanish
War. ON March -, 300, the present
oily. drab shanc WAS adopted cor the
summer uniform. 80 II SIMMER and
"intcr service uniforms. as well as
ovrrcoatS. !. whit is knonn as olive
I.ab
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Floods OF unprecedented height nave
isolated Charleston w. Va the city i'll when
the government is building iis 3l0,ooo'ooo
armor-platc plant. Had the dcluGc come ue-
fore the site selected. perhaps ltich-
mond's invitation would have been more
fayorably received In this favored place
such catastrophcs OF nature are UNKNOWN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

NarroW N!ndod tcdar Kuff.--NU,
there * no Iaw aSiihs, awarding a
prize in Il social L.nic wn"rc the i'm
tent Is not to cNaic The 4aw prohibiting
gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

and found wanting in basis OF fact. They
will servo no more. The voters already have
determined in their minds that the city gov
ernment must be modcrnzed. and what they
want they will get at the polls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
,IoiynEot 1871. uy Na.i"nn. Aens....-, 49,.
Aspects of Eyerybody's Aiimcnt.

che, is of the best foods we have an
iz:ns y, yrr} n,snin:: G1mhrayey cheap,
iiitlc cheese. chiefly because OF foolish preju-
dc.s against IL.
is hard to digest" Or there suct,
;iot in The last physiological era \ generation
ago Tho doctorS we're still relying upon the
c.assic.! ohsc .rtions Of beaumont in the ease
al Alexis -; Martin Canadian. who had AN
artihr!ai ,"pentnh int" the stomach from
time that different renla incd in the stony
ach. and foods which left the stomach quickly.
10 enter the imtc8tih. farther along. he thought
manned long ~ the stomach were difficult
digest: This, OF course, IN error. stomach
not The most iinporiani Tart either. TO say that
:h!a article is easily digcstcd and that il; hard
20 dises, is merely giving reign TO imagination.
A-rhE observation Of the process Of normal d-
Gestior has upset NEST of the older IDEAS ard
nrongti new Lhysiol"eien era
goes Il long Way toward making Il meal. If YOU
eat too much az il y"u will feci uncolnfcrtah,c;
overcai!ng is ,rraii% productive of some ais,
cheese, ii;ic or nothing is eft after digest ion is
comp."ted ai'n 50 ne howei has nothing to
the life in ch"cS. is both hat tcria and molts
All beautiful. Cottage cheese is an ideal dcii.
cacv and pretty satisfying article Of food into
II you ca; cheese late "a, nigh, it docs no harm.
know because oftcn it late. Tut If YOU
combine with the chcear such nEhy sieuic things
a. beer strong coffee. lobster. then Won viii
burdcncd knoS necatisc I'VE ofi.u lien ,.ai ,cI
OF that stripe.
A.caiicsa days and Shca;lcy. da IS ought IN II,
many variotic, Of cheese something 10 snit
every taste. and u IS pleasant experiment,
Of trade in quest Of some variety for The
table. 4 good Kitchen econcn isl can make some
OF even dygpep,ic. cheese il an efncient sinh
stitutc for meat in the menu OF tho worker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Army Medical Corrs.

II. {. w. Jr chuia.---ln" ranking
office Of ;hc army medical corps Is
surgeon general. which position ~ nov
held ~ MaJcr-,;cncral William G. Cor
gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

y
tTunc' Maryland. My Afaryla nd" Ded-
icated to Our boys, .u
For The Times Dispatch; u.
Now Time has struck tho fatcfui hour
America America.
Thou wilt not yic,d 10 tyramts' power,
America. America.
Ills not for conquest that va fight
i'mt It's Tor principle and right u
10 save the world from cirsc and'
blight
America! America.
1t is the iustirc of our cause.
America. America. ~
lis based. We know. on Gods own
America, America.
Thrice armed Is he whose cause Is
just" =
Well keen our swords and souls from
rust p
And make the Prussinn bite the dust. Z
America! America.
No. we are not too proud To fight,
~ America America.
But we Will put the Hun 10 Hight
r America! America! -
And then. instead of his world power.
Thy light shall shine from Frccdon,'s
q tower,
And Peace shall blossom into fowar.
America! America,
Richmond, Va. March II. 1915. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
information Bureau

Inquiries Regarding. almost any topic,
eAreptinE leHnl md medical aLb.
Iects, arc ansuercd free. Al all $40
auirlcs arr answered hirrctIJ by pea
sOnaI letter selI-nddrcE.rd. s.ampcs
envelope 10 .cquIrcL. ALdresS hs
cA-tjispnich inIUrinrtIom Burcnu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

During the air raid over Paris, Secretary
OF War Baker took refuge in VINE cellar
Now see the prohibitiouis,a rise i'll their
righteous wrath and demand his removal
from the Cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

ono nc -. ,v.n,u... 80. ,n,, ,.o,r,,
,os,n,,.-e, ,.,,s d,s.,o, - III. no, -, 49,
nr i,,v ,.,s,om.r il IN. ro.,oG,c, v,.s
his dismissal rc,,as,.1
\ rcply Wa. received 10 IN. ctcc, ib,, ,bc-c
q poa,mast,r ,i.stuu a l,ay VINO va,,.d -,
he Kissed provided il ala no, interfere win
his duties as rostnastcr
In Dc,ro!, tho other Ga; an !ra:. wife sued
another woman for $4,000 for alternating the
affect ions Of her husband. a iunitor
This is believed To h. ,i,. hrs, ana only case
they had any love for janitor.
Arnold paiy says there possibly five great
actors i'll the world.
No trouble a; all to name tho live bad actors:
". Iiohenzoll.rm. l.udcndorft. Trpit2 Von
\ Pennsylvania woman. ~ asking for a Ill
v"rce. did so on three grounds The first
"abusaGe." tn" second WAS "eAer;ion' and IN.
third Was "unsupport" That husband OF hers
no lii.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Soldiers
iviI
Rights

ncndents. through tho ordinary
process of civil Law. when his default in an
nIpliSation IS due to his absence IN service
nd"r this law tho crdIn,ry right to forec lose
NOR EagH IL Limited, an insurance policy ma v
hoi he iomntcally or arbi;ra .iIy voided for
n"npa Nmrnt or premiums. home or other ac-
QUESTION VIII not be sacrificed for nonpaymcut
o! stated installmrntS. Ordinary processes for
INC collection OF debts est ra med But this
mr!t Drum is not absolute. 1t does not cancel
o"on postpone their enforcement, il there ie
come due. In substance. the l:.w imposes on the
interests OF the absent soldier sailor re-
n'irinc that attorneys shall be assigned to tho
rrs.n"nden's to any process. ann hat the on.
my fall c@ns,derati"n Of the cIrcums ;ances Of
War which could not have been contemplated
~ Ihc tim" OF making the contract. Justice
20 ne man In the service is. therefore. assured.
', = not ennaliy clear. howsver, that Justice
- ." other party to The contract Is fully pro-
Nohcl for; and u is quite conceivable that in
, n by the management Of a deb, or OF in
% ,h Ion Relief Of the ,r,,n in camp at
m. front may he admittedly uc.crTe1 hut The
r"'f"F .: 'hc petitioner hefCrc the
'i'iit y necessary. and the creditor in the
"r, i"n should not h" drnieo al rec tt Oh
AMY Sncn cases VIII prove 10 he sm..N
Marty IN he aggregate. but provision in
Fcn.'Foi rii!e nuch, tn be made for exceptions
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

rUI5IISnED every da. in tbs =, south Tenth
Street Richnuud. by Ihe Times Pub
liSbinS Co.. de-. Charcr L. hssbruoL. f.a,tnl aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Now commanded the captain OF tho
pany. Now Corporal Binks. charge up that
hill"
sure" replied Corporal Binks. I'm used
charging up things. | worked in grocery store
nine years back home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Much Ado About Nothing
~ ROY Il. MOULrOS

They say wild game is dying out rapidly in
this country.
Yes. indeed. Look what happened to the Bull
Moose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

.'Rncklc TO a spade" is The latest win-thc-
war Slogan, and its appeal is being needed by
mauy,thousands OF thrift gardeners in Rich
mond.and throughout the State. There may
be otter thousands whose gardens failed last
year sand in the wake OF that disappointment
their ardor and working pa riotism lag
These must be put back in the line with spade
and hoe Now is the time 10 capitalize last
years. experience and make every available
inch of ground to blossom. II their efforts
were needed last year, they arc doubly essen
tial now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

So long as Germany keeps wanting ono
Kind ut peace and her ally. Austria. keeps on
wanting another Kind OF peace. the entente cor
dale tTeutonic) is SONG 20 continue to be
more less diluted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Patriotism comes before political ambition
in the heart OF former Governor McGovern.
OF Wisconsin ~ -Iieeding its appeal, he has
retired from tae- race for the Republican
nomina ton 10 the United States Senate and
has thrown his support TO Representative
Lenreot. lie has thus solidifcd the opposi-
ton agains: Thompson, La Folctte's protege.
and the lattcr's defaa, is practically assured.
In making possible the discontinue OF the
dlsloyalists, the former Governor does a dis
,inct service 10 his nation. and helps TO wipe
disgraceful blot from the otherwise iair
name OF his State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

y peace meeting" held several years ago
!" hichmond broke up in fight Trotzky
ana Lcninc may have gotten a cue then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

There are good many wives who would like
to sue for separate peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

HPri' Is only two weeks away linden
n"' WIZ nave 10 get move on himself to
meet That lunch engagement in Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

ION account % The war" is the grand old a!ibi
for the gay young Iotharios these days.
y stack of whcats and IL movie is about the
limit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Grandpa Laughed at Thi. Ono.

Your gown too short" expostuatcd the
husband.
Il know it replied the wife. but /: will! be
long enough before I get another one"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

They telling OF who went into
restaurant downtown the other day and ate
some horse steak ana imm lately passed away.
Which is another way or being naGEed 10
death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

MEMBER OF TIE AsSOtLNIED rkEss.-i.ne
entitled to the ESQ ioI
eepublit all GsuHtt hcs credited 10 "
not otherwise credited this papcr and also I've
news published All rights of repuD''S~-
toni OF dispatch HIreiii Also rrhcrSed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Plan; the Garden With Discretion ;. rad.
farm journal headline Cabbage .cod
sweet corn and potatoes would probably be
better
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

ADbREss ALL CONGRATULATIONS to The n n:ss-
Dkpatch. aud not to individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

she Virginia hen has right TO cacklc
"''er dong Chat great stunt OF busting the
egg trust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

i@hvlii" man has been sent to Jail for
co'icc'ins money belonging 10 his wife. /, is
~" 'Hle thai The men Of Virginia inaugur-
axe campaign for their rights"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

No trouble NJ all to name tho five bad actors:
". llohsn2oll.rn, l.udcndorn. TirpitG, Non
iindcnburE and the Crown Ounce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Arnold Daiy says there are possibly five great
actors i'll the world
Who the other possible four. Arnold?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Five thousand Norwegian sailors lost since
the war began.
There is really nothing quite satisfactory
as being neutral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Quotations md An.wer,.

The Age Of Cancer Kindly tell me Tho
earliest age which man has been known
TO have cancer. Also please state whether
a,ar , u his nncis died az fifty fron
cral months wartlike bump or growth on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

II. friends favor With inanusrripts tnu
tor with have unafallahle
articles returned. Whey ali srnu STAMPS
tor that purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Whether or not Secretary R,Lor 49,,
i rance 10 play tho role of David =, r,:
''ihuchnure, 1t is Gnitc certain that the Ameri
can army he has sent over there deGes mo
FORCES oil the latter TO come out of tboir
trenches and fight in the omen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16
Current Editorial Comment


Dispatches from the front fire.
quenily mention the fact tina,
hostile aircraft hav. been behind
ne american lines. This coudi-
ttoN is not confined 70 tlr Aner-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-16

Uncle Hud. Maxim docs the maxim
factory down at Washing ton which turns out
maNims every day ike this Save your potato
parings and boat the kaiser"
MaXins will in tho war. Maxim silcnccrs
would be the thing just now