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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

SALESMAN good live salesman to call
meet choppers and display cases an com.
MISSION basis Address w ~ Cos Hoy Siu
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NF; MAKE anything out tin copper ami
sheet meiGi 20 order; We ais" DO pInmb-
Hose &. Co. No. North Thirteenth street
Rest, equipped shop in town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

The right price Is what YOU get When
!. q. Brnuer docs your work. X. Is. Brauer
X0H North Eighth Street
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Seeds. Plants, fertilizers.

fnrArn PLANTS srersl Potatoes set
tdioco', %&aancy o allls rsin'm.Gh:s. ,:<pres1
pair parcel rnot 500. 81 So ann 81 10
holi'"ry guaranteed. Parker Farms Mou!-
Q t". Ga
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FARMS-Wanted, between 1000 and i0,on6
acres OF land in Eastern Virginia quits Ills
s sor hos raising improved or unin,provsh
swamp lands preferred. Chlcka homini.,
pnmunkcy "r Mattapon Rivers suithhiS
Giyr price anu location. u ali care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

OLD FALSE TEErli--liighcst prices ma Id
for old gold nni silver false teeth dis
munds and watches r. c. Meyer jewciry
TO. - West Broad street
PIANOS. FURNITURE. house hnln goods bnCht
. snl.l "NchHnR"h Anderson. Broad at
First Madison ln37
SHOW CASES -Wanted or display noor
show eases. Herring. BAILEY Burnett
IinhspnI y
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WANTED TD MY WOOt.-wao, growers
,,can snNo all expense. by selling 10 us. We
allow fun market vniuo and furnish "a cks
II needed Sh'r t" MS write for prices
before shipping. Prompt remittance ALWAYS
oid virginia Hide and Wool Co. 1871 East
Cary street
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LAkh Your Want Al sDeclnc.
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RtAL ESTATE fUR RENT
Apartments and FLATS.

APARTMENT for rent. furnishe.i ! rooms :
W"at End; inmediat" possession call.
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AUTOMOBILES
Service S,a;ion>--iscpairinr. 4:
AUTO REPAIRING /, our game. a,a ".

AUTO TOPS--l.ct us put a new top on vour
car; w; also Jrcoair them. Drive Nv
ana let us giyr vat an estimate. k.rton
Bros. 80 North Madison
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AUCTfONS-LECAL
Legal Sotices

ANNOUNCEMENT-T VIroi6Ia s,a,.
a, ,1mnmrn or Dental ENnmihers viii meet III
Wh!Mnr SnCrclarN N' ~ i''N}S
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lPIUMBING-C. =. Francis can save Won
money OIL plumbing ana Gasrttins: lowest
prices on roof repairing ana painting Il
LSnuth Elm street. RnulcX2rh 49, W
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rQpAN,s NEWS Of mcrchnndise and Fcrv ]
tce offered for YOUR pleasure or pront Is
TODD TO-DAY bv the ci.=sitied ais
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Painting-l'apcring.

!. iIETZER Wall pHporins and general
house painting. IUJ West Main street
han. Ma
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Moving, Trucking, Storage. a;s

MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING of ali
kinds; also auto ana house hold gouds
ktpred Two large trucks at your service
Nc move you anywherc. can boulevard
Ig3. W. =. collins. Service and satisfaction
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'o,NG LADIES - Wanted. yoprr l,1is,
"'Fr u" 'Nrcr!sn""d ~ ;uoxi"rienerd fyr
X, i1'"!Hs "nh mi~.ns d.Uartmen; i.,,t
.,,,f. 80 TOBACCO Co.. Lid. 500 North
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net experiehced men haade a' your s'2 fursi:
tie and other, goods. Thrse phones at
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EANSFER WORK EXcava;ing and trans
fer work. Hauling Of all kinds wanted
have three large trucks and plenty OF
Jump wagons. Robert H. l.uklar,i. 2GJ5
Vest Main Street. Cali Boulevard 27lO
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Heating and Plumbing.

uRNACES-Heating Quaker plp.less FUR
forts display room. ioS East Main Strsct
Ina ndolph 1902.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

FARMS-l-ist your farm for sale with nv
,a my; r our ,,1 inrm departnsnt actiye des
Trust Co. Real Estate Department. Seventh
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..,rnry J loan.
BENEFICIAL. IUANG

WE LEND NDNEN 10 parsons at good char
.uctri ana steady "nBi"stii.n,. no bank.
ab. '"lih '"rnl s"'uri reunited nor ."dl -.
-. teir",'.'s ,n,n "sls'rh ,uhrh. u" rhMns.
liis ailments u: "a desired iosal onnrrr,
rH!E, based uH Jnpai. 'G!.i.res tor ,C,l.i
!!m' duv. S"Ci"iS Hnan'"d AND directed bY
tusinosS ana .r"t's4nhai iG"n. conducted IN
, spirt or >-fNi'E ahd ar!aIV 10 ,uai;i
ninn"E. very III ana he!rfui p:onp,. con-
NNf ut'sl a'i "uuT, "SIs dealings lev Dor.
'""cts Welcomed. nouns 10 . daily Gail.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

LIME, cement, plaster, sand gravel bn,,-c-
board. roofing. ASK for prices Nnn, .,
|8ue Mfg, Co, Tenth and Main SiTe-is
MANTELS-IiardwOod mhutels Hive a.,
hathrooms and porches. +. Bernard FRO
III East Main Street. '''''
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PAINTING AND PAPERING--Our 1919
paper is on DISPLAY. Lei us beauiIfy you.
looms with artistic paper. and pair that
lid woodwork. Walter f. Frayser 6 Co.
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ROOMS and BOARD
tlooms Without l,nur.l.
Vacation Traces. 10
Wantcd-Iiooms. Board. ia

VEST ENlt-Want"d. by middle aged ina n
rHou ana board with private family
prSf"rahiN Within Walking distance from
tnium Siatidn col. care r.mes. Dlspa teh
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FATNT1 Mo- r Grace. house anu align.
painting. signs specially. IiG North
[Atonth Street. MadIson G3Hl ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04
NJ lake This Test For
Acid-StoInach

There are millions of people who
suffer almost daily from the horrors
of an Observation-Disclosures; sour,
gassy, stomach; distressing heart
burn; sickening food-repeating; pain
full bloat and that miserable, puffed
up, lumpy feeling after eating. Many
of these people have tried treatment
after treatment; medicine aftermedi-
cine; others have gone to doctors
and stomach specialists and some to
hospitals but in spite of all of their
efforts they have obtained no lasting
relief or permanent cure.
These symptoms simply mean acid
stomach. If allowed to run on, they
are very likely to cause lot of SER
ious trouble. Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
govt, lumbago, sciatica, splitting
headache, dizzy spells, nervousness,
sleeplessness, mental depression, mel
ancholia, a feeling of listlessness and
all-goneness-these are just few of
the disorders which can be traced to
acid-stomach. AS matter of fact,
acid-stomach is often the direct cause
of those almost incurable conditions
known as catarrh of the stomach, in
testinal ulcer, and cancer of the stom-
ach. The lives of those who suffer
fromtheses serious troubles are nothing
short of daily agony. Surely, then,
you must see how important it is to
go at once to the seat of the trouble
-acid-stomach. You know what acid
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04
MANY DISCOVER GOD.

1.-The soldiers who in civil life
found atheism an attractive theory, in
the trenches turned to God and re-
ligion as undisputed facts. Twenty
thousand priests in the French army
fought side by side with their soldier
comrades, and the priest was a SOL
der OF Christ as truly as he was a
soldier Of France, hearing the mems
confessions and doing everything he
could for them spiritually and tenn
porally In England men rediscovered
God. Even II. G. Wells, who had re-
jected the God OF his fathers, is wit
ness to tho fact that neither he nor
the nation whose prophet he wished to
be could do without God and religion
CATHOLICS PATRIOTIC.
Another fond theory that fell un-
der fire in this war is the theory that
Catholics cannot be patriotic. 1t is a
theory which dies at least once in
every generation. Just before every
war in which the United tSates has
engaged we are in the throes of an
anti-Catho)ic agitation, but the pa
triotism and heroism of American
Catholics silences the calumnies of the
enemies Of the Catholic church. While
Catholics in civic, military and naval
are doing their duty to their
country. where and where are the
self-styled patriots of America?
Where is the valiant Rev. Walker,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04

Of Menace fame? Did he send a sum
mons to the readers of his paper 10
mobilizef Did he petition President
Wilson to be allowed IN commend on
army of volunteers? All. NO he aid
not; ne was too busy mnbilizine
shekeis AT Aurora. Mo-, to have time ia
bother with little affair like the or.
ganization OF an army to fight for the
liberty he values SO highly--with his
lips and his pen. And where was our
noble friend, Tom Watson? Did he
like Peter the Hermit, seize a flag and
go up and down the country calling
to Americans to get into the great con :
flict, crying God wills it, 1t is a holv
war in a holy cause? All. no. he was
too busy lodging the federal officers
and keeping paddock on his mouth
by order OF the secretary of war to
save his skin from being punctured
with the bullets--not of Germans. bu,
of firing squad of United States sol :
diers.
Another theory which has been
proved false is that the influence of
the head of the Catholic church. the
pope, the bishop of Rome, has passed
away, for, though he does not sit at
the peace table with leaders of civil
government, yet his voice is more DO
tent today than it ever was. when he
voices the thought Of the world in the
desire for peace on earth to men of
good will"
$50, my friends, these theories have
been put to the test at time which
tries the souls Of men, and their truth
or their falsity has been determined in
the great war, the slaughter field of
theories"
Tonight Father Donegan will speak
on The True Meaning of Holy Com
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04
CALIFORNIA TO LAY OFF
ANTl-JAP LEGISLATION

Sacramento. Calf, April NO
anti-Japanese legislation win n.
passed at this section of the Gait
fornia legislature It was practically
assured today, after Governor Stanb.
ems had made known his position.
The governor declared such ,sg,,-
lation would be inopportune at ri.
time, "as any one with ordinary in
telligence should be able to discern -
Two bills aimed at picture brides
and land leasing by Japanese was in
troduced soon after United States
Senator Phelan addressed joint SEES
sion Of the legislature urging such
legislation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04
ADMITS SENDING POISON
TO WOULD-BE SUICIDE

Yakima, Wash. April 4-Ivan Sy-
monds. who knew Ruth Morgan when
she went to school here, admitted he
sent strychnine to the girl who tried
to kill herself in Seattle Tuesday by
taking poison.
He declared she wrote and asked him
for the poison which he was able to OBJ
tain through his work in a drug store.
He said she claimed to be disguised
with things" and wanted the poison
for dog. The Morgan girl left Yaki-
ma for Seattle about a month ago,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04
THE PARMA WATER LITTER


anyone wbo knows our n we are offering this you
a
gambling
lite o. Gallo
Parma Idaho
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04

enemies of all that passes for patriot
ism, another we detest all mother
countries, we will not give an inch OF
our skin for our own. But when the
great war came along the German So
ciaiist round his country. just as the
SOCIALISTS or other lands found their
respective countries, although in the
beginning OF the war all orthodox So
cialists opposed necessary military and
naVai measures. However, in the time
OF peril, the German Socialists turned
out to be German, and all Socialists
lined up with their respective govern
ments. There may be Socialism after
peace Is established, there may be
more so-called Socialistic legislation
than we now have, but. If so, it will
be denatured Socialism. for the Social
ism which to Karl Marx and other real
leaders meant internationalism is dead
and buried.
NOT SELF SUFFICIENT.
Another fond theory which died
with the war is the one that man is
self-sufficient, that he can get along
without God. Atheism Is an arm-c chair
philosophy. A man trapped in a sink
ing submarine may go insane and
blaspheme God, but if he remains sane,
he will pray. An aviator with Grip
pied plane. shooting with meteorc
swiftness to the earth, suddenly re-
members that he is human and that
God Is God, and. no matter what he
may have said at the hangers, in his
swift drop to earth he prays to God
for mercy as he never prayed before
We know this because men have been
saved from death as by miracle and
have told us how they prayed. The
fathers of our own country learned
their republicanism from French
but they took mighty
good care to take only the republican,
ism and to leave French atheism in
France. Tom Paine, a pamphleteer,
could indulge in the luxury of the
ism. He did not go on the battlefield.
But Washington, who on blood stained
battlefields, led Americans to victory,
knelt with his soldiers in the snow at
Valley Forge and asked divine help and
divine guidance. Viviani, few years
before the war, declared, I'VE make
war on God Yes, he could make war
on God in the French chamber of de-
puties, safe and sound in Paris, but put
him on the firing line, and amid the
whiz of bullets and cracking of shrap.
nel the booming guns and exploding
and he would cry for God as
child cries for its mother and would
no more doubt the existence of God
than the child doubts it's mothers ex-
lstence
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04

Nitrostarch, more compact than the
allied nitrocellulose or guncotton
seems to promise great efficiency as
a blasting explosive.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04

money alone, that men fight. The
socialist, with his theory of economic
determinism is wrong. 1t may be that
the economic element enters in some
way into every war, but it is not the
only-nor the principal factor. The
wars of the crusaders, for example.
were fought for semi-romantic, semi
religious reason. The 80 years war in
Germany was fought for religion
alone. The American revolutionary
war was not caused alone by unjust
taxation. Unjust taxation was the last
straw. The real cause was the desire
Tor large freedom. The war of the
rebellion was partly economic, partly
humanitarian; economic on the part
of the south, predominantly humani-
tartan on the part of the north. South
ern planters would keep their slaves as
means of maintenance of their for
tunes. Northern leaders were not con-
cerned about the wealth of the plant
ers; they We're wrought up over the
indignity of human slavery and de-
sire for the preservation of our com
mon union.
UNITED STATES JUSTIFIED.
have been passing since 1914, the eco
nomic element doubtless had Il pla ce,
but no matter what influenced other
nations, l am sure that our United
States of America was governed only
by the highest and best of motives for
the good of humanity, and whoever
says that President Wilson and con-
gress were impeiled by sordid mo-
t!Ves is but an ignorant agitator Wei
fought in defense of certain moral
ideals, the rights of small nations, the
sanctity Of treaties, the validity of In
ternational law. Pacifists say that war
Is always and under all circumstances
wrong. If that be accepted as true, |
then self-defense Is wrong, But we
have been taught and truly, that self
preservation s the first law of nature, |
and, if one may defend himself at the |
cost of the death of an unjust ag-
surely he may-nay, he must
defend the life of a helpless woman, of |
an innocent child. Cardinal Mercier,
the man of Christ, and Albert, king of
the Belgians, truly a royal personage
Will stand out in history till human
records shall be no more, as true priest
and true king, who dared no matter
what the cost, to hurl defiance at the
German conquerors.
SOCIALISM WlTHERED.
Another theory which withered
away in the fiery furnace of the world
war is international Socialism. Let
is make no mistake about the essential
nature Of Socialism. Your dyed-in-
he-wool, bred-in the-bon Socialis,
las no patience with so-called Social
site measures, such as income tax.
Inheritance tax, initiative and referen-
ium, employers liability, compulsory
insurance, or any of the things that he
considers makeshifts to lessen the evils
If the capitalistic system: he saws
here's no use patching the roof when
he foundations of the building are un.
sound. The essence of Socialism is the
International combination of all work
ngmen and workingwomen against all
'ther people; it is class against class.
lot nation against nation, and essen
ial Socialism is non-patriotic or anti
patriotic. One Socialist saws. We are
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-04

mouth does to the teeth-how It eats
right through the hard enamel and
causes them to decay. Think then
OF the havoc that must be caused by
excess acid in the stomach!
Even II you are not suffering any
immediate stomach pains, but are not
feeling just as fit and fine as you
should, you should by all means make
this test: go to your drug store at
once and get big box of EATONIC.
1t is in the form of pleasant-tasting
tablets-you eat them like q bit OF
candy. EATONIC is prepared for
just one purpose - correcting acid
stomach by driving out the excess
the excess acid. 1t brings instant re-
lief from the pains of indigestion,
heartburn, belching, sour, gassy
stomach, bloat, etc. It makes the
stomach pure, sweet, cool and COM
Portable, puts it in normal, healthy
condition, so that your food is proper
ly digested. You need every bit Of
strength you can possibly get out of
the food you eat-and EATONIC
helps you get it.
Don't put this test off If you value
your future good health and happi-
ness. You run no chance at all be-
cause EATONIC is absolutely guar
anteed to give you relief or your
druggist will refund your money.
The cost is a mere trif1e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-09
xy,,en ~ III Rl

More good doaghnuts have BEEN
made tough and hard. more delectable
croquetes have been cooked to pieces,
more French fried potatoes have been
rendered either soggy or else scorcla-
cd by rat at the wrong temperature
when these various dainties were
cooked than most cooks care 10 think
OF Hat should always be tested care-
fully before anything of value Is en-
trusted "a It's seething depths.
Here Is simple test Cut . cube
.of bread an inch square and drop Il
into the fit when II is hot. II III
browns to i golden shade in q minute
the fat il hot enough To cook uncooked
food French fried potatoes. liver and
bacon. crpllers. &e 1T 1T browns In 40
seconds 10 the same golden shade the
fat is hot enough for cooked food
rice croQuettes, cooked meat cr0-
quotes and the like.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-09
AYindnM lack On The Job

Several complaints have been made
TO the local authorities Of the destrnc-
tion of property person OF persons
unknown to tia owners.
For several nights past plate glass
windows along Main street and Mar
ket Space have been cut BY some sharp
instrument, until some OF them are in
d condition that may mean their coll
lapse al any moment Last night the
show window of the Tottle s and 10
cent store was cut. also the glass door
and several nights ago the glass show
window Of Louis Stern's pawn broker
shop on Market Space. Indeed, this
window. Mr.. Stern says, has been cut
In SO many places Its collapse IL inn
minent. i've or six places ID the glass
having been cut recently
The windows of the Smith Phar-
macy. Main street. were cut last night.
The victims OF the vandalism declare
the city authorities should make an
investigation, and apprehend the
Window jack.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-09
Al TrSE FOR FLAGS

The Oregon society, Sons of the.
American Revolution have placed ilags
where they will do the most good
they are convinced that the very
sight Of ii beautiful American flag has
power to stimulate patriotic emotion
and they know patriotic emotion is
needed.
Because Of this conviction, the or
ganizafion has presented handsome
silk flags to be used iii naturalization
courts throughout the state during
final hearings upon applications for
citizenship, In United States District
Court for the State Of Oregon az Port
land the flag Is draped over the bench
during the hearing OF the application,
and in another court the Judge ar
ranges that the prospective citizen
shall stand holding the flag in his left
hand while raising the right to take.
the oath of allegiance to the United
States.
This cult of the flag III Oregon had
its noblest expression at the public
naturalization reception arranged by
lie schools Of Oregon as a part OF q
recent educational conference In Port
land. The city auditorium was needed
to accommodate the more than 1000
people present The scene was most
inspiring one. Brilliant flags and emi-
nent men and women conspired to-
gether To make ii SO.
On either side Of the stage an enor-
nous American flag was suspended
Just below these, on their standards.
were two of the beautiful silk flags
presented BY the Sons of the Reyolu-
ton. The galleries were draped with
flags, and on q table on the stage were
the smaller flags, to be presented to
those who that day were to win citi-
zenship. on the stage were those who
had been admitted 10 citizenship dur
ing the past year, with their wives and
children, an assembIage Of over 1000
On one side, just under the great flag,
where the arrangements duplicated
the scene of d court room. was the
group OF five men and one woman
who we're to be publicly examined IN
citizenship requirements, accompanied
BY their witnesses.
At the conclusion Of the natnraliza-
ton court, which was presided over
by Judge John F. Kavanaugh. with
Chief Naturalization Examiner John
Speed Smith representing the govern
mcnt. who addressed the new citizens,
three little girls dressed in white, one
wearing red sash. the second q
white. and the third blue sash, pre-
lsented the flags, donated BY the Sons
lot the American Reyolutiono, to the
new citizens Then, under the fags,
1.-THE whole assembly arose and sang to-
gether with great enthusiasm Amer
lea and the Star Spangled Banner