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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Starting the Houscclcauinn

w - nm thc past few days there has come
'"ioush 10 the Eastern scaboard from,
'afIous sections OF the West trainIood Of
= W. agitators red-tiag adhercnts AND
i'""'eH"H'e pcace-disturbcrs. The train was
"""c' guard or government officials and tho
'n VI choicc undesirables it contained
"'i "' 'heh foreign born--werc being brouoh,
~ atlantic ports to be shipped back n ,bc
'oun'lieS from which they came.
rms constitutes, as far as is known M.
"I"t step in comprehensive effort on ,,a
part OF the immigration autborit;o. 80 80
me country Of class Of ori,ator. ,,,i.
IL can we'll spare Coming 10 thie co,,,,,. =;
INC hrst place. for the osteusbIo nur,,a.o :"
'"Ihs an opportunity TO work out tboi,
49,, "nuv' irce American institutions. the
,a '"oi'' no sooner had they arrived
r'"'"'hs inc doctrines OF anarchy
:" 'ncni' there is reason to susnort
Se"t mere ny Germany for the purpose
y, 'N'"e"t'hs labor troubles that would crin-
r.; uS'' &c" ana prevent active particjna
ton in the war P'' o'p"-
40 permit such persons 10 go abou, ,his
N""'i''! spreading their Destructive doot;
va '"c ground that they are entitled 20 49,;
p'NiieSc OF freedom of spoccb :; g.
insult INC intelligence Of the NATION 49, .
"''"' constitutes free speech. No ;rstie.:
,''" can nc found in the right of froo $500,
"o'oS mat deliberately incite nrrlor 49,,
g, HoI ana the overthrow OF the covoro,,
nc lrhmcrs OF the Constitution who ;n,..
"u'" mo mat instrument protection fo. =. =
'a"' " Tree speech, also provided an oa.,,
means by which the form of rovoS.
could be changed s' i"ch
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FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
obcms discussed for Readers The TicsDispatch by
thoritavc Writcrs-A Daily Editorial Feature.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE AS A MOTHER HEN.
ALEi,ED

All know now that tho America n
Eagle is Il bird OF battle. prone to
fight with hcadlonG fcrocity which is
rather awful. Therefore. there is some
suggestion Of mirth In the idea of him
as assuming the functions OF "A mother
hch ana going cluchinS about a world
brought to the peacctulncss and do
mcsticity Of Il ParnSard. caring for "a
whole brood of newly hatchcd little
countries mis- undazZlcd eyes look ing
out for hawks. by the proposed IMAM
uatory plan IL seems TO be quite GER
tain that Armenia is to be wished on
us. 10 begin with. Probably We viii
be asked 10 take charge OF three Ger
man colonies in Africa. 10 give a help
ing hand TO Finland. to hold the JugO-
Siaya and ltoumanians TO good be
havior toward each other. and 10 aid
In putting Serbia hrmiy on her feet,
To pass from Imagery to plain fact
and from the general to the individ-
year tel! US they saw frequently biz.
powerful daredevil American soldiers
sranty cash TO motherinG French or
phan children: That has It's element OF
fun. bn, cit is a very. clean, whole
some fun. and the Incidents we're
pretty. These men represented the
rea spirit Of this nation. We are
a big and brawny people. ana in our
weaker people and mothcring them.
helping the helpless and defending and
ton. II the tasks proposed for US
arc put upon us NC VIII welcome
them. after tho usual growing and
protest ~
Republicans in Congress hold up their
hands in horror against the suEEHS-
ton that wc continue 10 have active
part IN European affairs. Their posi-
ton Is absurd when We remember that
thcE have been resisting the efforts
OF the Democrats in the direction Of
gradual withdrawal from tho philjp-
pine Islands. They moan pitcouSly at
tho thought that any of Our boys
may nc killed or manned helping to
establish and uphold free governments
for long oppressed races abroad Thcy
have been and arc entirely willing tina,
our boys" he given as freely as need
DO to hold down tho Filipinos They
quote daily General WaShin,tu ON g
warning against acknowledgements with
foreign affairs. The truth is tina,
warning held good until the battle
at Chatcau-rhicrry last sumner. That
battle not only saved Paris bu, II
settled forever tho long doubtful uucs-
;ion OF how American tro6ps would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Salvaging Wars Human Wrecks
BY IIEUT.-COL HARRY T.. NOCI<,
Omccr OF United States Marine Corps In
Charge of NehahilitatIon.

Human salvage bids fair to become ono OF
ernmenJ: rroa,ins BY ,He exampio Of Of o;Ser
a ps for
and but IS the sp s S mann n
him and not charity.
come ms ho rssu from men ,b With fSx es'enon wno
be thrown into tho naIstfa or y busin wi
d d Ra,her they viii have the opportunity
Of society '>0'''"'1 units
T"fts5s % bot of TIC
sHcf aTc SeT% f%0"T 70 PIT man on the
how a ndica pred he may BE- can ,, n"
s"G Nan In &C.: handear puts more nFhi
SeSn dis b FTfa'eF extent than Il he had never
a: As NIX; Mike DowlinE. who los, both hands and
bank Proficiency in spite OF his physical mana
cripple and thank Cod That a fS no o9rsy fer
:, IN man may he worth 100000 year from his
h his neck SER In@ worth only $50 year fro"
hess 10 we our hf bsy. a an
I mp our citizens who have become
nsr" ;hs SF o 10 ihs rHoa
TAI o' sna his 4cn nas RR sy
cn 70 s"a al or 1" accep, position where no
ysrhial Waterman. These crippIos and n HT
Tss into Il that class o1 @
e"aTtS by selling shoss,rnss tho street,
S Sn o, n i the plans o.: medical depart suGn
NINA. ci
east eight cen general hospitals i'm various go
TONS OF the country practicinr nbyr,
ca! reGconsiruct;on with view TO securing ~,
Gonlpiclc cure or the maximum inproI emcr,
ms trea trlent consists not ONLY IN thc areyc
ba al ALSO @G nanas aHd r 'hs
chance overcome The n,ent:.I ot dSnr man
Mntch toI!ows disability, helping him 10 90,
stcT his s, strength and pep soon as possbie
nlhi!F ai5chaTsing him an active earni,r
trained such. "a oc!hg
ncu THUS these hospitals include many ,hcra
rrcntc-s "IIu.,o.s. such as physical training
AS INC man progresses iowa I'd recover i,c o.
assigned Tor definite hours to each a.: ~.
various activities. The shops enable curatjve
Work 70 he given which will hcIp 10 ra",nrn
junction IN the deformed hand or leg AZ a.
as possible; this curative work is given a ~.
niCaI trend The schools cduca:c M. a., a.,
iIlierate or ar-i!iiterate soldier d,Iri,~ t;n
tohe weeks OF conraieScence 40"
At Waiter Reed General Hosp;,al s.v.r,,
hundred disabled soldiers UNDERGOING ,his
treatment. Men with amputations with rn, -. III
most ives WIN o,h heart disease, and with al
a L spead from one to six hours in The
gymnasium schools and shops which have hcnn
provided 10 help accomplish their cure MI
OF these men have been In the hosni,,i roEr
months. When they are finally d.nha - OF or
every one of them will be able 70 ~ ~ 5eu
better Jon than he had before the war"t2n 'r d
right, 1919. " "'''-CopE-
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News of Fifty Years Ago
'From the Richmond Dspa ,ch. Feb. II. 1869.

lis, Of new shcrifrs for Virginia. dismissing rue
and tried officials who could not or would moi
their places who could Salts factosiv svo u,
Wer anfI be iSYay Co.. Among hs
ioxey vice NJ r. Gooeh; uekn an mn Tb s 1aa
f. Davis: vice James A. Wright: Nelson. G. r.
Williams vice mes Ason. MIA Charles T.
Bolin. Vice +. v Whi.e. 0' A-0ua0un' -
Tho funeral of Rev. Henry a. Wise Jr. took
RiacE at st; James Church Yesterday afternoon
DR.. Peterkn. Of st. James Rev Dr. M;nni.
Rev. Thomas L. Dedicy Jr Nj W;sn.
successor in the rect orship OF Christ Church Of
Baltimore. and a devoted friend. ~
William Coffman. the little boy from Norfo.
his name famous. died at Fords Hotel in 'i this
tersburg on Friday and was apparentiv in m GOD e
health. but after taking the cars f,r Isch-
m MOI he WAS , seized with conyusions from
only three years old, but performed on he
skill. 'u
New Nation was formerly published. are about
tion of a, paper under a different name.
General Grant on Saturday informed mem
bers Of the in;ausuration committee that under
with President Johnson on inauguration day
The reason assigned was that Mr.. Johnson had
fore. recognize him. President Johnson how
ever does , not propose to NEEDLE with the af
Of tenerai Grant the CONTEMPT in tbc ne sGeey
mutual
Hon. caleb Gushing telegraphed Secretary Sc
s Week S Wh .ha he w he In
ship canal across the isihmus '''S LOT '"e
president, Johnson on Saturday. nominated
for Minister to Chile. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

cring the sweeping character Of the revolu-
ton they achieved. they have not wasted
much time in coming together on plans for
the establishment OF government OF def
mite powers and permanent character
Though convened less than week, their
National Assembly, elected by direct vote
OF all the people. already has adopted a con-
stitution in which Germany is declared to
be republic and the manner Of its opera
ton is fully provided for. Also. the new
government is given definite form and, the
republic first President is elected Dr. Fred
Click Ebert. who has been Chancellor since
inc overthrow OF the Kaiser, being the sue
ccssfui candidate. This is quick work, COM
pared with the confusion that usually at
tends the overthrow OF old forms Of gov
crnment and the establishment Of new ones
evidently, Germany means to pull itself to-
sether as quickly as possible and in its
power OF rapid rccupcration the allies would
best not overlook their own future security
by indulgng too great altruism respecting
her reformed nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

prohteerinG at all, arc moro restrained in
their greed than middlcmcn Intervening be-
tween them and consumers. Indeed. there is
room for the suspicion that a concerted cf-
tort is being made to unload on the packers
SINS of proiiteering for which other interests
arc chiefly responsible. There is such a thing
as getting the wrong by the car" and
indulgng in unwarrantcd batting. The pub
Tic should learn a lesson from its recent dis
appointing experience Of overbaiting the rail
way interests OF the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Sometimes You Get nm Orderly

Before I fell victim
To the wiles of Spanish "nu"
I'd gathered from the posters 81
And certain movies too
That when IL came to nurses
You always woke to view
Some peach from ZiScfcld's Follic. =, a.
Who slipped the pills 10 you. -
I've read the artful fiction
About the angels fair
Who sat beside your pillow -.
And strokcd your fcvercA hair 49,
And made YOU kind Of careless
How long you fingered there
In the radiant cffulgcnce
or lovely baby stare
RS
That may be true in cases.
The way it is In plays
Ent mine was no white lady
OF lifting roundclays;
For while I was a blesse
The nurse who met my raze
Was Private Fctc Eoszolski
Who hadn't shaved for days
--Licutcnant John Pierre EocbA
Eighty seventh Division
In me saturday Evening Post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Major General Enoch H. Crowdcr begins
his new four-year term as judgc-advocate-
general OF the army with his place in hist DRY
already assured, but il is rare tribute TO
the man who devised and handled all the
draft machinery by means OF which the great
National Army was brought into existence
that the Senate Republicans could find moth
ing which TO attempt to block his con-
firnation. Since he escaped unattached from
their microscopic search for campaign ma
terial he must be adjudged at least 1875 per
cent efficient.
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Largest wheat states.

]. @. T., EaslVlITe:-Ihc Iirsest
wheat crop ever raised in any state
was 1900, 900 bushels, in Kansas. in
1914. The next largest, in South
Dakota. l52o00,000 bushels in 1915.
Minnesota's record crop was 10000, 900
bushels in 1901 The average for ten
years past is JO.0oo,0O0 in kansas
81 100000 in North Dakota, $1,000. 900
in Minnesota. Seven times in twenty
years Minnesota raised more wheat
than Kansas. Only two of these in
stances occurred in the past thirteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Now we have been fairly well dosed up
with two extremes of American statesman
ship-encoura cement and protection OF ra-
pacity on side, treatment OF success aS
the greatest OF crimes on the other. Enter
prise ana investment wait to respond 10 Il
taste OF the wisdom that invites and slim
ulatcs both while restraining excessive &C
cumulation and forhidding dangerous con-
centrationS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Virginia Bnttcr BrcuJ

Mrs. !. q. r. NashviIlc, Tcnn,-ITerc
is one way of making Virginia batter
bread: one pint OF corn meal. two
eggs. one hcaping teaspoon baking
powder. one teaspoon OF salt, pnch
OF Soda and either hot water or but
termilk in quantity sufficient to make
IL soft batter. For wafiies, use two
eggs, one cup milk. one and three
fourths cups -four one tablespoon
melted butter. one teaspoon salt, two
teaspoons baking powder. Rcat the
yolks Of tho eggs light and add alter
nately, and heating in we'll. the milk
and -four. When these ingredients
are mixed. add butter. baking powder.
salt and whipped whites OF tho eggs.
Fry to a crisp brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Fedora, Farm Loan Ranks.

r. L. H., IIarrisonville.--Thc Federal
ia rm loan banks loan money to occu-
pant owners Of farms. on real estate
security. for Il long period if desired.
of the principal sum with each interest
payment. Under the plan loan OF
81, 900. bearing per cen, interest. can
be paid off in twenty years with an
annual payment of 5000, which in
cludes interest al ! per cent on tho
unpaid amount OF the loan The first
years payment consists OF $50 interest
and S30.2i on the principal. The last
years payment is 1888 in interest and
$3.50 in principal, completing the full
payment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

John Hays Hammond claims that With his
radio torpedo he can cause enemy damage oil
S2090OOO0 at a total expense Of $2,SoO,e0V.
Woodrow Wilson claims that with his society
of nations he save the whole S23,T $4,000
to be used in the advancement OF civiiza-
ton and for the comfort OF the people whose
baclts arc breaking under the burdens OF
war. Mr. Wilson's side OF the argument
would seem TO be the more deserving Of
popular support
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

@. g.. Muscatimc. loWs.--t.arI T!cad
ing is British high comniss! oncr and
special ambassador TO the United
Sta,;cs but at present he IS in i'aris
in attendance on the peace conference.
However, he is expected to return IL
Washington in a few days. lie is only
filling the position Of special amoassa
dor temporarily until mis- government
names a successor 10 late am bassador
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring- rice. dccensed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my topic
excepting ieEnI md medical sub
jertX. answered free. AZ NIL in
fuiries answered directly by DER
sonaI letter, a srIt-nAdrcsscd, stnnsprd
envelope IL required. Addrehs The
Tiues Dispatch Information bureau.
ltirhmOnd, Va.
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PRESIDENT Wilson continues to contrive to
PICK some queer and queerly distasteful
plrds. He send as one of the two men to
speak for us in Russia Professor Heron. so
extremely socialistic that he rejects marriage
ana tcaches by precept and example, that a
man ana woman should live together by
merely announcing their intention to do so
oeinG III no way bound to each other He
is appropriate, perhaps, as messenger to tho
hoishcylSts. who hold women TO be national
property, but certainly is not AS a rcprcsen-
tatiFc OF American thought and customs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

l.. Y. T. City HOInt.-Wyite . ne
Department; OF Agriculture ipr FREE"
bulletins on gardening, poultry rai-.
inS and seed selection. From these
you can get all needed Information on
the subjects mentioned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1919.

Southern members Of Congress who vote
for the $2O0,000,O00 appropriation Tor ROADS
this year as a means for giving employment
to labor may find themselves unpopular with
farmer constituents. The farmers need all
tic labor they can get. Nothing that VIII
attract i, from the farms or increase its cost
will make a hit with them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
AIissinc SnidIcr.. Pay.

Mrs. w. 4. *. Newport \ewS.-The
enlisted man reported as missing III
action is considered as occupying a
pay status until his actual status
has oecn determined by p, opcr official
authority OF the department for which
he served or is serving, but such pay
ments shall not continue for more than
one year. AllutmcntS and allowances
continue so long as the man has a pay
status.
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o,c Hundred ard Fourth Infantry.

Mrs. l.. =. CamDbeII-Thc ono Hun
drcd and Fourth Infantry is in the
Twcmty-sixih Division az Mon,igny-lc-
Roi. but tn. division has teen or
dcred 20 make ready for carly re-
turn home. II the company mentioned
by YOU ~ still with the regiment. II
Will probably sail for home within the
next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Senator Borah wants Senators TO go on
the rostrum and preach Americanism The
suggestion would be a good one ii the SEN
ators were qualified 10 preach it Judged by
the way many Of them voted on certain
measures. they would need special schooling
on the subject before taking tho stump; other
wise there would be fulfilled the saying. III
the blind lead the blind they shall both
fall in the ditch stil, Senator Borah is
right There is great need for a clearer
understanding Of true Americanism and until
there appear men in our public life win
courage to take the stump and expose the
pernicous isms that are masquerad.ng in the
guise OF Ancricanism, and drive home funda-
mental truths that are being forgotten in
the confusion Of false teaching. We NAV not
expect anything else but its growing decu.
dence as reflected in our political institutions
and in the life Of the peoplc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Good Reason for Mortincntion.
., N.,lon.l N.w.r.n-, s-rr,c.

s a'H s i, so,sa 10 has a.
i is sin to think So for at forty a man Just i
neary perfset as She ss cans po sna
S sasSs qn nss ancient ideas which havo bee"
We stay 2nFs The s4s
isn Of life IA Increased ron = ,@sey
!" had he habit Of Of S
Eo1nE and innocent, eish,een 10 twen,yN, they
we put it off s 'S we wa aso 50
s .hsss t, % rss sns haynE lots
and alas, cur nights too; Yet in spt,c of tina;
they were we're, thirty or forty. mere girls; and OK,
SHY del, as proud as anything Of the dist:nc
All his is certainly true And sSs s,ill tho
mcrce; Bureau Of the Census, Seventeenth An
should be glad to mail YOU free). il is getting
h ,mrity a In the pas, sixteen years there has
OF mS n 0ssr, ,sH0pexy hrEns DIS
death have Steadily o deercs ss%
PaSc HSn0 is making such
on se sss @ hs strictly per-
Increased in frcouency:, The only explanation
Strictly PERSONAL matters tic p People to osy DO DO
not know how and do not strive to live under
those before them did ' gnu
Questions and Answers.
SSaT-AEar Habit have been a victim q.
constipat ion for twenty years. aud I find moth
ing so effective as aEar-agar. But a doctor told
friend OF mine that people ought not to use
1t. Is it harmful" n SO, why? MRS s. NJ. !.
Answer .--AEar-aEar is prepared from sea
weed With moisture in the stomach and in
TESTING II swells enormously. From the bulki-
ness and indtGestibility OF tho swollen mass
stimulus is given TO peris;alt:c movement and
so IT aids bowel evacuation. can sec no spc-
cial reason why ii should he considered as ha rnl-
tu' as tho ordinary physics though II does seen,
foolish TO be a slave even al harmless remedy.
"hen a suitable amount of natural rouEhaEc
pose - 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Figures may not lie. bat sometimes the
nssmireS on wh they are based lea the
given by Mayor Ainslic in explaining Rich
mond's financial pred cament according TO
the Mayor. expenses formerly laid at the door
OF the saloon and which the state widers
gave assurance would disappear with the
saloons Punishment, have not vanished. but
on the contrary, have increased very ma
terially. The courts and Police Department
are iahoring under heavier burdens at greater
cost, while the former source OF revenue is
no more and nothing has been supplied to
take its place Mighty few people would
want the open saloon back i'll Richmond even
if that were possible, but the Mayor does well
in Keeping the record straight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Much Ado About Nothing
Dry pnlln ds,
BY RoY *. MoULTON,

Dry Ballads.
It's always fair weather
When good fellows set together
N'.h a jug of but;crnlilk tho table
Ana good song ringing clear.
Prince OF ruscn
sixteen men on a dead mans chest
10 10 And a bottle of srapcjucc
Pirate song.
Celery phosphate women a nd song.
H"t TN" greatest OF these is celery phosphate.
old Psalm.
Md II tho soda pop drink tho Lips YOU prcs
End in what all begins and ends in--Ycs.
Omar khayyam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Francis j. Eieney, Nemesis OF the packing
interests, tcstifying before the House Inter
state Commerce Committee, which Is cndeav-
oriug TO ascertain just how wicked in their
practices these concerns are. declared ,ho,
within ten years, and probably within i've
the five leading meat packers would control
the entire food supply OF the country. and
be able 10 charge whatever prices they de-
sired. Swift & Co, one of the five packers
referred TO by Mr. Honey, carried an advertjsc-
ment in New York newspapers on Tuesday
stating that the company's sales of bee, in
New York City for the week ending Sat
hrday, February s, averaged for domestic
beef 59G. Yet during the same week con
sumers in cities throughout the country were
/ charged from 40 TO 80 cents pound for
beef by retailers Compa rison of these prices
suggests that the meat packers il guilty of
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Old OIns.

w T. rampiin.-N copper cent q!
sol has a premium value Of 70 70 20
cents. \ haif-dollsr o! lAl3 has "a value
o: 10 20 65 CCnls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

MISS r. T. Nichmonu. -Mhnlson
Square Garden in New York. covers an
entire block bounded by Madison and
Fourth Avenues, Twcnty-siNlh and
Twenty seventh streets.
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NIIbur Mrirht l. bend.

=. ~. IL =, ktchnpnH -- w itbuT
Wright has been dead several years.
The address Of Orvillc Wrieh - ll2I
West Third street. Dayton. ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

MISS y. =. Ilchmond. L. Ia" one
Hundred and Second Infantry Is IN the
Trcnty-siXth DIVISION, which is now
AT MontiGny-le- Hoi. but orders have
been issued for the division - rcturl
home at an carly date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
No RclinhIc Ntn,I.ti,..

O. Eichmond.-- question Is very
indefinite. We know OF no reliable
statistics showing the percentage of
mean men In the country as compared
with mean women. neither il there
an accepted fixed standard by which
10 make comparison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

Wall Street is the cynic OF cynics and wber
IL sees success in President Wilson's society
OF nations as a salvation from world anarchy
ana preventive OF future wars little doubt
can remain as to what really has been
achieved in Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17
Service Star.

L. W. T.. Amelia No. tho party VINO
Was rejected on account OF physical dc
fccts would! not hc entitled TO repre-
scntation on service nag.