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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
SOLDIER, Insurance

Mrs. c. r. r., winchester-The time
given a man TO secure insurance is l20
days: 1t is tho mans privilege to make
this insurance payable to his estate, no
personally receiving the benefits for
Should he acquire by marriage a de-
pendent whom he desires to receive
this insurance, no may change tho
person. This Is fully explained to him
during the 100 days, and IL he falls
TO avail himself Of this privilege it is
MS unfortunate loss. The wife may
pensation, The man himself receives
compensation. II Injured In the limo Of
dusy; also his wife and children de-
degree of injury. In event Of death
VIE and children receive compcnsa,
ton. Insurance and compensation are
alstipftive and the disbursement OF ono
- nosway dependent upon tho other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
Ncrvousness II IadeeG.
Copyright. 1915 By Natl onal Neu.n.n.S s.u.,..,

,eFs q lire readers haze recently remarked
hefe ere s f ~ s snsS . IF 'h 1:
fsss so Q! a S j. nfss sss+ sss s. sss
s:%a{ t sHSE sf
s eFq So that S"ad a Il s
Maa sfTpe so ana
n reS r3es s59 So is Ara
and 1u snew tou me se to
sfsthehia thriving on all sides amid so isior nd
au,ointoxication. 90 "'Of'''S Of
da ees n d ina o stnss IN hsh hd
Is a symptom accompanying sfea. MANY dis.
=, Ths fac. did en.aosvdr to sn,phaslse, when
3o of disturbance Of health
voSs or
sssssra does so1S H f.
e sas
rsss Ree loubs 'h
~ health is an sSha9s,ien or waste Of energy
tests .Ssf ehatsaterlslae R Ways "s yo
oF tho pseK si
lead e e SSa ons he he S Gsary 4a is likely 70
The thiRE, for a nervous pc person to do is 70
he @ and corts.t e srros whs sh
Guestions and Al avsers.
Oh Dear ON. Dear have chronic constipa.
ton; surely had IL worse folA
lowed two physicians advice at different times,
meals. which kept the bowels active as lens
all physic and ordering daily colon irrisati6ns,
which were to euro ME in six months. I have
than eyer. Have dieted, used brah, fruits. every
in the last twcnty years. Am fifty pounds over.
weight. Am thrty-hve years old. S. II. !.
ton in woman thirty-hve years old indicate,
treatment, which I am sure, any doctor fAl
milnr with the physiology OF the ductless
glands administer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
or Shore,

when the might Of tho summer
is most on the sea;
"men The days overcome her
with JOY but to be,
with rapture of royal enchantment,
and sorcery that sets her no,
free.
But for the hours upon hours
AS thrai she remains
Speilbound as with flowers
ana content in their chaina,
ana her loud steeds fret not. and lift
not lock of their deep white
Then only, far under
In the depths OF her hold.
some CLEANS Of its wonder
Mans eye may behold.
us Wild weed forests OF crimson and
russet and olive and gold, -
Soft blossomless frondaKe :.
And foliage that CLEANS q
As 10 prisoners in bondage
NJ, Ihe light of their dreams
Inc desire OF q dawn unpeholden. with
hope on tho wings,of its beams
---Swineprrne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Books and Authors

Little Boy Lost" by w. H. Hus.
eially Written A. for Mno ahIar though esps
peal to young folk OF ali ar viii , Sp.
author says that. like anx norn mi
SSn rics hedeiighted in such stories as The
n NOT the looks he priced most. as they
omitted the very quality liked best
Which he,f fh FL that nature gave him,
the same ,tlme. 1.-THE ancisn, ,,,sa at
ries.." said the author. "put Il IN my
Wouid % have wr'e Suite, book which
OF that period. fhe imp ped,ar s sasts
10 De rounded on my own childish i'm
G Gres5 ne "a and q. adyen,ures with few
or three native legends and myt TS
about which heard from my gaieho
comrades then on the spot"
In Liberty Recipes" by Amelia
Doddridge [stewart & kidd Coz. there
give suggestions for the conservation
OF wheat. meats. fats and sugar. she.
Soai stress Is laid upon the use OF
cakes. etc. The rules are so given
that she who reads may easily CARY
out the sMbstitutions without specIsl
rS %oPSs 1 mhe old be family recipe which
FOODS now so urgently advocated in
mere are chapters on breads, meatiess,
dlsnes, salads, desserts. cakes, cookies.
pastries. The book offers an unis,isi
opportunity for an easy choice IN pIanI
ming menus. The author. Amelia nd
bridge. was formerly instructor az
cooking, Manual Training High school.
Indianapolis, and also city home dem
onstration agent, Wilmington, Del She
Is row head OF home economies de-
partment, wooster College. wooster
Ohio. et'
T. p. Dutton & Co. have inst nub.
ifshed the second volume OF thar IL
orary edition Of THE Social PLAYS Of
Arthur wing Pinero." edited and nre.
raced by clayton Hamilton. The first
voIume, published last year, contained
the two 40 plays. The Second Mrs Tan.
Ebbsmith," while in this new vo,t,m s
are presented The Gay Lord SueX"
and Iris" In the Introduction Mr.
Hamilton takes up the career or The
author at the point at which II was
dropped in the introduction TO the tlrst
voiurne. the production Of "The No
ttoTious Mrs: Ebbsm!th," in 1896, and
aoltoWs IL through six years until The
DL0onction OF Iris" in 1901 He con-
aidcrs IN the pages of the Introduction
Inc intervening plays of Sir Arthur,
anaiyzing and describing each one and
giving tho critical estimates Of him.
self and others upon its theatric and
literary values. Each Of the nlays
selected for inclusion in this volume
as IN the entire edition, has n critical
preface by Mr.. Hamilton. There will
DC Two more volumes in this library
cuitlon or Pincro's selected plays,
which aims to include his most impor-
.ant works, and is edited under his
sanction ana with his cooperation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
a New Campaign Of Terrorism

| HE National Womans party announces
that it lacks only one vote to pass the
Susan B. Anthony amendment through the
Senate during the life OF the present Con-
gress. II favorable action is not secured be-
fore March 4. the measure will have to be
put through the House again, with the out
come involved in doubt until lineup of the
new membership is definitely ascertained.
Although the Senate recently rejected the
amendment, it retains its place on the CAL
endar through motion to reconsider, and
as several new Senators were returned to
that body to fill out une3pred terms by the
recent elections, the suffragsts will call for
another vote on the resolution before March
4, il they think they have the strength to
put it through. To the success Of this plan
they will address their most strenuous efforts
in the meantime.
Hence, the country at large may as well
make up its mind to witness a period of
hysteria, in all likelihood exceeding any pre-
vious exhibitions Of the kind, and opposing
Senators themselves will be subjected to new
and more.aggravating forms of ANNOYANCE in
the effort to coerce a sufficient number OF
votes to insure passage of the resolution
The only way to make the Senate act" says
Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the Woman's
party, lis to make it moro ncomfort a hle
for it not to act"
Aside from the doubtful merit of anv
cause" that resorts to terroristic methods to
force its acceptance, the fact should not be
overlooked that Congress is coordinate
branch OF the government, and as such is en-
titled to the fullest protection in its right
to deliberate sanely, with It's membership
privileged against being questioned for any
speech or debate in either House in any
other place. This new campaign of terrorism
may find itself up against the strong arm of
the law before it has proceeded very far on
it's further program. Secretary McAdoo has
just indicated the spirit OF American law and
the power to uphold 1t in his reply to the
threats OF strikers: you must understand
that the United States government cannot be
intimidated and that 1t Is highly improper
to do So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Much Ado About Nothing
A L,t.Ie Slice o, Life.
ny ROY X. sI0ULToN.

VI ssS1 I'M. S1sS$S !, q! asy !sas
s As s SS Gsf ST nf .Ssso.
And 'Gok insssest psss1s sSenta
TsE s ns', . sem e s s9s ps ss you
W WRsrs sGn fe Sc sssb5dy At e s And
am from Oregon and got
& wsrk % g. . "a o ss's ''~"
And he sh sS s. BACK exc az f'nss guy
h%a s ssssf' ove M9s p5ssts strong
H HYe5S s%s ;p iSok anything
aiSts s s ios ,S siss' hours Hsz Straight
hs he ssn IS
70 see , ssta s,ss ssae" sou.. and
Take the advice of Governor Dix
And shoot that gentleman on the spot.
That .PI.ee."
That place in the SUM-"
Twas famous old spot,
f' For 81. 1 1s 'f for n Go,t."
That place in the sun
win is tG ,ho ae' BOYS Us.re on af "a. ~,
For a place in the shade. ~"
,or Hats sy HT to the composer Who has Just
% s Ss &y %s w6rE RGs' wS May
Trouble.
sire 5e%nle think they are in trouble when
sucn to o suck aho Or When the baby cries
thipggs that happened to Missouri man. as told
And he lost his COW In poker game;
And n cyclone came an autumn day
And blew the house where he lived away.
Then an earthquake came. And when that was
And swallowed the ground that the house stood
Then tax collector he came around
And charged him up With hole in the ground
There are other things which work toward
ming around with undertaken out OF bust
hours
Tire captain called his company to attention.
He wanted to find out about sanitary conditions
All YOU men who have coolies step forward
The art of camounage may be said TO have
reached its height 4 graduate Of the course in
yellow and selling them for canares
HERE LIES WILHELM IL"
Illinois bar. Mother legal light, we presu up Inc
report OF the week says anarchy has broken
opinion that II care were not taken those bows
over there would become involved in some sort
Tho allied T ,l.m n si " %o =. sa ssrics
e ssts4sa: t &son.
Second base. Petain
g ghirt e s,as fSsIr ,t
Sss; ss F d:s sS ss sss;ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Never for an instant do the Republicans
seem able to lose sight OF the main political
chance. Just now they are threatening to
snub Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo and
defeat the pending revenue measure because
OF his perfectly proper desire to look into
the future and take steps to meet financial
conditions which may exist after the Demo-
Gratis cease TO have a majority OF members
In the Congress To next March he must
look and no further. is their edjct. They OBJ
ject TO any provisions OF the measure promis-
ing reduction In the revenues lest they be
compelled to meet a deficiency after thor
assumption of power. and thus step on tho
toes OF the voters on whom they must de-
pend in the presidential election OF 1920
With political advantages to be won. oven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

city at very low price. II II shows
a Willingness In this regard. the city
should take advantage OF this oppor.
come eVentually-why not now? Tia
tIne was when even such a matter as
nunicipal ownership OF watcrworks
piaht was secuted as form OF Social
ism. But that time has passed CITY.
99wned street railways are being CON
uWu t with success in many cities.
To- TN 'ns passing OF the war. the mat
be easy. tssJn eH0uln
hichmond. Va. November Is, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Premier Lloyd George, in asking for the
continuance OF coalition government, pleads
that the work Of reconstruction should not
ne carried out along partisan lines There
is no dsputing the justice of his plea, and it
is hoped it will meet with more generous
recognition than similar pleas did in the
United States. where the Republicans, de-
feated in their efforts to take full charge Of
the war and Its victorious termination. are
preparing to reconstruct along distinctly G.
0. p. lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

y Nobody in this country wishes to be cruel
~or aheartless TO fallen foes. Yet the average
american can hardly resist mental inquiry
whether those German women who have
cabled Mrs. Wilson and Miss Adams urging
us to send food to relieve their starving re-
toiced shrilly whenever U-boat destroyed
a British, American or French cargo ship
especially IL 1t was laden with provisions for
the Belgians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

1t does not require their election to the
academy to make Marshal Foch and Premier
Clehenceau Immortal" but it is a tribute
that France is glad to pay, and the bestowal
OF that high honor without a dissenting voice
Will be token OF the high place they hold
IN the republics undivided affection Were
IT possible to do so. election Of Woodrow
Wilson and Lloyd George would add to the
Driiliance of the "Forty's" membership
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

at the expense of the national welfare, they
are prepared to carry on filibuster until
after March 3 is safely passed and tho cher
ished reins of Office again are delivered into
their hands. Apparently whatever submerg-
ence of party differences there has been dur.
ing the war, and the extent Of that Is open
to doubt, ceased with the signing OF the
armistice, and the G. o. p. now is playing
the game for all it can get out Of It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
THE Bo>s WE SENT.
\ HENRY EDWARD WARNER

tFor The Times-Dlspatch)
They lie In France; In Alsnce and Lorraine,
The boys sent
10 make the nSes give their yield OF grim.
They spent
Youth, md high spirit. and a true intent,
In freedoms cnuse, toward which their rear
ing lent
ihat which evolved into n natural bent,
Io! now they sleep
In graves hut crudcly marked by simple
cross, ...I
And vcrdnnt sod and vine and moss
Trailing unkempt the mound,
Some In unhalIoryed dust, and some I'm hall
lowed Eround.
And some, unmarked. meath cruel cash and
dent,
Shell made, In mo mans lands" drcar bound,
Those boys sent.
They lie beyond the oceans suIlcn waves
The boys sent;
And some, beneath it's depths hive fo1,d
their graves:
Their forms aresblent
with deep sen fornis. whose rage In spent
Upon their sinking bodies. rudeiy rent,
Ivy sharks' unknowins what their mission
They lie and slecp.
Where only He, whose eye the dccp can
pierce sec,
The high. the middle, and those OF a low
degree,
They sleep, on r.uunt. in vale and for he.
meath the sen,
Those who went forth, worried world 70
free,
They form our hostage to the ages lent;
These silent dead wherever they may he
Those boys vic sent.
ict they arc not all of the sacred pledge,
We made md sent;
These lads who died by stream md hedr.
Whose high intent,
Was checked by impact of bullet spent
or In the shock, which some stout ship hath
who lie and sleep.
Peace hath IT'S periIS dire, which Green round
thosc who live.
AND fetters tighter than n grave may rive,
ours iS the tnsk 10 save the souls alive,
OF those who In tho hour OF temptinc ueace
sti1i strive:
We capnot rear Erandcr monument thnn
TINT give,
TO boys sent.
&. CONWAY BAKER.
Montross, W., November 10, tOiS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Verify, there is something new under the
sun. Organized labor is striking for the
privilege of working more than eight hours
9 day. That is an overturning OF conditions
and accepted theories surprising even in the
wake OF SO great disturber of established
things as the war. For many years the goal
OF labor had been the eght-hour day. How
many strikes were called and how many
lives and dollars were sacrificed to the AZ
tatnment OF that ideal on the part OF tho
men who TOLL! With the accomplishment CT
the eight-hour day they demanded and re-
8ceiyed pay and half for overtime and double
pay for Sundays and holidays, not for. the
I, fntrinsic value Of the money, but to make the
OF such labor SO high that 1t you'd not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
4 he Patriot.

IT was at Mrs. de Tropics tea party, where
every one was fashionahly reserved. Mrs. Mug
GINS recently arrived had spent forty solid
minutes sitting in a straight backed chair
against the wall. Her shoulders ached. her lers
were cramped and her ribs were sore hut 9, IN
she sat. AT last the orchestra struck I'M .rhe
star-Spansied banner" and Mrs Muggns. ris-
Ing gratefully to stretch herself murmurea.
THANK heaven | Ar. Americana"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

There is grim poetic justice in the fact
that the Bolsheviki. bribed and corrupted by
Germans to shame and ruin Russia have
begun now TO introduce their doctrine of
terror and destruction in Germany Mrs
Shelley perhaps had some gift Of prophecy
or prophetic insight into Hun character when
she made the creator Of the Frankenstein
monster Hun scientist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Twenty-eight thousand dollars paid for a
four-volume set of Shakespeare Is the high
water mark In books since the Gutenberg
Bible was. sold from the Hoe library for $780,
600. Could Will of Avon return in these days
OF high prices, even he would be agreeably
surprised to learn that after 500 years his
works command sum that compares very
iaVorably with that received for modern
hest seller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Suggestion that the Germans be made SER
wants to the rest OF mankind is going too
1ar IN Mysteries, and is not in the right di-
rection in the proposed nliction of punish
ment Tor their crimes. That sort OF humilia-
ZION VIII not restore Germany's sanity and
give IL place among the nations which is
necessary to the worlds continued peace and
security anyway, they will be the servants
TO their debts for many IA long, weary year
nefore the last ono has been discharged, and
when that time comes the nation, perhaps
Will have been sufficiently chastened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
information Bureau

INQUIRIES regarding almost any tonic,
excepfine on legal and medical sub
jects. nre answered free. AS nlf In
quiries are answered directly by per-
sonnl letter, self-nddfenscd, slammed
envelope b" required. Address The
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

We stu contend that Roosevelt would ra Va
made the war moro picturesque.
III Theodore had boon President tho naming
OF the geheralisslmo would have been left to
MINI since ne could not have occupied both
jobs. however. tho generalissimo would have
been fgurehead.
peace would have come sooner between Ger
many and the other allies. because by this time
they would all have been fighting tho IT, s"
So sayeth my friend, Abe. and darncd 70
don't believe he's right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915.

Perhaps somebody presently will under
take to explain how the German Junkers OK
cuse their own consciences for trying to in
troduoe political poison gas into a peaceful
and wcl-behaved neutral country like Swift
zerland and stir riot, murder and destruction
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

1t is entirely possible that some Of those
Berlin enthusiasts who paid mark apiece
for the privilege Of driving an iron nail into
the wooden statue Of Won Hindenburg would
pay good deal more now for the pleasure
of inserting spike into the actual person
Of that idol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

The war is ended. and at last
We've got chance TO hopo
That ii. c. l.. is going fast
Has used his total rome;
And yet somehow I am not thrilled
And have no gods to thank.
Because my joys have just been killc
BY hearing from my bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Several Kings. Emperors, dukes and things
may take up the American soldiers march
ing song, Where do we go from here?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

contradictory as It may seem. people in
several parts OF Europe need to be told that
you can't establish stable government with
1ackasses installed in it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
New Gas Ordinance.

Mrs, r. b: ", Richmond-The new
into effect November i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
ChnrconI Eph's Daily rbour,,-

MT suttiniE do beat all creation" said Char
coai EPh' On his off day. how dc cost o. ivin
Keep pace wild dc most sangunc expectations o.
de workin' man. Try souSagc Mistah Jock
son." '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name and nd
dress OF the writer. Name will not be
pubIinhed IL writer SO requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Things seem to get wotse;n worse'n Baden
Baden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

Happiness Is permitted to ALL accepted by tn,
few and doubted only by old maids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
Points IN Cotton MALICE,

J. G. w, Richmond.-It takes 100
market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

:, Many must have been impressed by the
that the Jewish volunteers
had come forward to restore order in Vienna
~Fhe incident was especially notable and beau
tifui to those who happen to remember that
ABOUT thifty-four years ago distinguished
and lrreproachabie citizen OF Richmond, ap-
pointed minister TO Austria. was rejected there
with contumely and insult because his wife
was Jewess, although he himself was of
irish descent Surely the long-suhering Jews
OF Europe know how 10 return good for evil
ana Illustrate TIC highest nobility when they
go TO the rescue OF those who used every on
portunity to wrong them and their race and
religion while they were helpless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

President Wilson has determined to attend
the peace conference Official announcement
to that effect has been made, and he will 20
should unforeseen conditions not arise to
make his presence at home mandatory.
In this decision he is adopting a
course contrary to the best Judgment
of the people, as reflected in recent poll
of leading newspapers and public men of
both parties. However, if the arguments
against MS attendance are not weighty
enough to restrain him. he will be assured
OF triumphal reception such as never be-
fore has been accorded to any man. for the
countries he may visit will see in him the
'personiication OF those democratic ideals
which brought America into the war to the
rescue of the allied nations But such a
triumphal visit could be staged with more
safety and with better grace after the peace
terms have been signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19
I f.

montros., ,n. November 10. Iols.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-03-07

Mr.. Farmer, your Government
is calling upon you to raise more
food.
Can you do this without proper I'm.
plements or without soil aids? Never In
the history Of this country, except dur
ing the Civil War, has the farmer re
celved such high prices tor his products
Machinery prices are higher too, but not
in the same proportion.
Will you save money by doing with
out plow, cultivator, harrow, or some
other necessary implement? Will you
save money by neglecting to buy bind
er, a manure spreader, or grain drill?
Think it Over. Remember too,
that we bought at last years prices, and
can sell at much lower figures than pres
ent market conditions permit. Call and
see complete line.