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NAMES COMMISSION TODAY
PRESIDENT TO SELECT
MEN FOR WAGE PROBE
John Lewis Announces Genera, Con-
~ Scutton OF Mine ~ In Column
8. bus Janunry Sjto =.
iRy Associated Press. J

ee. Ky Associated PreSs.i
- WASHINGTON, Dee. :s.-President
Wilson will announce tomorrow the
personnel of the commission to inrcsti-
gate wages and general conditions in
the hituminous coal industry. 1t was
slated authoritativcly tonight follow
3nS conference of Attorney General
Palmer and DircctorGencral Hines
With the President.
The. two government officials most
directly concerned in the cool situa-
tion during and growing out OF the re :
cent strike conferred with the presi-
comment on their conference on !cav-
ing she White House; It was under
stood. however. tina; they discussed the
statemcnt To be issued by the Prcsi-
den: in connection with announcement
OF the members OF the commission
which. under the prov iSions OF the set
Element accented by tho miners. Will
be composed OF = representative each Of
the operators. miners and the puol!c
Attorncy-Gcn.ral Palmer Is expected
TO explain the basis of the settlement
psorosal tomorrow when he appears
before. the Senate coal investigating
committees.
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Cigars for the men OF the fam
lily Imported Romeo and Ju-
lict, Partagas, Carolinas and Hoyo
dc Monterey. Distributors for r.
A. Machia & Co., Sanchez and
Haya and the Admiration" Brand
Key West Cigars.
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4 - 49,
S Sfe a sYs RSi. dbl SST.ds e rh9as pss
they Will reside W''''
hYNcunuRG. Doe, iS,-,n. s. Cobb. or Al.
! J, ,Sopniy and Niss. Geneva Gala.
,r,HSsslay ,srtsrnoon 81 Tho nsrsonsso OF
NtNcrmont Avenue nsptist Ghurch. tho
pastor, Rev. II. A. Mcfarland. oGjslatins.
PULASKI. Dec is--.fhc marriage o, ,t,.,
I .,, ,no, r. MndcfsSm and W. Gnrand liew
brides home 2, Draper. tho -ncv. II. II.
Hail. of the Mothodist Church,. perform.
.DASVfII,E. bee. iS--Mr. and Mrs
Charles Glover Watson have announced
Ethel Watson. to Clark Wariiaw McCants.
no .w9Sddins to take place hero Deem
,PUi.ASkI. Dec. 1s.--At the home OF
ShS brides parents. AIR. and Mrs. O. II.
i"rnocp 'S' o SpISny Gn M,sa nn ef
n ,in, Thomas i. Tabor were quietly mar
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

and Miss hzzlc rndse;, Of n pif%%G
of G. w cnn,nbtn,,s morning at the homo
riIINCItBuRG, Dec. Is.-,yiui.m ,,orr,.
one N iiiind Mmo o served , with Company D..
MMnInhow Division In France auS Mps..
II,nnic virginia Wright were marricI
at Inc Nei, Dec ls-russday n,
NJ. standefer officiating. Miss Nina r.
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GcncrnI Glenn metre.

WARRINGTON. Dec. lS.-Rotlrem.n,
IL Erigaslcr- General Edwin = GInnn
~ ms own request after more than
S % SIX years Of service, was an.
nounned tadaE. General Glenn com
l!aHocd the EiGhtE-th;rd Division Tor
q lime ana IS N present IN charge
or Camp sherman. Ohio. Ills homc
IS n NeC York civ S'e
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NEGROES OWN SHIP LINE
Hack Star Liner Yurmo,,,b -.
:. kingston. Is Given Big Welcome
at Colon.

;, COLON. Dec. 1s.-The Blacl; star
inc Yarmouth. manned by n negro
s,FSw T I'M the eScep;ion OF the nrst
sers. arrived from Kineston today
nc boat, which is the property a.,
1nc trst steamship company 10 be
Owned entirely by negroes. was sivrf
;.n enthusiastic reception by thousands
ot NEGROES here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
VIII Adyertisc tor Army,

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--The War De-
partment on January 1 viii inauguratc
q three months advertising campaign
In more than 600 newspapers In moro
than. 500 cities OF the country whore
auxiliary army recruiting stations are
located. il was announced here to-
day. Cities with main recruiting
stations arc TO he omitted as they
were covered In last summers cam
puiSN, Ii was stated.
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.Mon,fuuson nm Ii.,o.i.u, ,,ooum., :,

NohtIuUcph IfiII IttHtOrIcul Monument
PARIS. Dec. 1S.-AIon,faucon niil. Il
the Arsonne, on which arc hundreds .
graves or Amerlcnn soldicrs who feii Il
battio$in September und OctobS,, M
may oe nude historical mOn,,n,nu
sS the French government.
village of Montfaucon, which smrrn,,, ~
the Top OF ,he , hill. wlll 10 left in Incl th.i
rate The work OF the Smnri i n"nmeno
the great STRUGGLE. 49, WIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
COFFEE ROASTED 4
WEEK LOSES IT'S
edge"

Here, from the fire 10 the
rooster. And then in an hour 10
the brew. thence TO your cup.
That way coffee is real. Such a
cup Will not only help my Gus
tom-but others who sell coffee
for coffee, If good from me. i,
is assumed to be good every
where. so that good coffee fire.
uucntiy creates n demand for
ordinary Ordinary Will send
YOU back TO me. Freshly roustcd
coffec increases in value o0c a
pound. My Mandheling- Ankola.
ooc II pound In an unadorncd
paper bag, will surely make good
on your table. Herbert Heroy.
president. Heroy Tea Store. sos
North Sixth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

For That CHILLY Feeling
take Groves Tastcless CHILL Tonic.
J. warns the Body by Purifying and
tnrichinG the Blood. You can soon
ieei It's strengthening, Invigorating
Effect. Price, 60c.--AdV
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Little Talks No. ll5
TO LADIES ONLY

AZ useful gift for Christmas
T&E ROUGH DRY.-solving
Tor you every week in the wear
the greatest problem. burden.
worry and trouble OF houscwork
the family washing.
AT least expense and without
wear on clothes we wash every
piece cleaner. whittier and more
sanitarily than the most compe-
tent laundress.
You can always rely on us to
call for and deliver every piece
at definite time each week.
saving for YOU all but the few
minutes required to bundle up
the clothes for other things.
Why not give yourself this
practical gift now? Phone us.
Madison 4S42 or 4S43. to send
for your clothes. The price is
only 10c n pound. or Sc if Won
have two or more sheets.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

;nond. W. '""
Hattie Frances Carter us). Richmond.
irving Clay EubanlS tc0) Richmond
Rosa Louise Pcarce tao). Richmond.
George Thomas NJ. Wood tsp). New Ken
LIIs *. Dollar, cor Richmond.
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Bird Rule of the Road.

Collisions between airpnnes are not un-
a nna out w Yssy tS S XVI,
able collision Viii even,u is BFo Be-
inc greatest of all in the air"
So writes Wilson Armlstead. an ErrIis,
oeat o st IN the course Of an article the
,niEio OF birds in recent number of the Bad
ef kno ynE no dSMn in gale eve;
speed: for hey arc shall compact BIRDS S n6a
to be- not rb 5eay be going fast they seem
times sit where, whichever there is s Sqme
t f'a ' bS, wh ha Is very Ike
collision between Ss "t wS 6 yG seen an nyon,ay
We Know G Rsi orae have
aG airy Aef II anS h sn"n mus, 59Ie hS
coasts in winter there Would nndonb n3n ggr
|,Soa f 5he s pas each sn Other fu
they elFds haze sisns and signals which
~Sss" hsX a1sa S
GbteH th9r wing TIPS almost touchng hi
trained eye cannot follow them SN '''"' the un-
liable t." oiEe rrta eaIg1 other than humans
c1in .ei AT h. The naturalist points OUT II am in
r sf Y1s 1pss q HTds ia
fhh an one The Casualties much tq
cIev SUPPOSE all birds are equally skiiifu or
brs w"' %Een AVID Hs gales that might hane other
stormy wsa!he Rey SG Gel tsf sS or }on LAKE n
eil;tts rs Oh me waves. and when necessary ms,
Mi,,i inc alFidins crcsts There is very ,iti1e
TT; Tho IN r me tr9ushs Of the waves.
enormous wing lie av aii,nMe VIA bin Srd with
20 me ground. up bitches between ihn ne Hiose
-, W sSFc'tns or along the sheltered side 80
rno W.. :Ne'sr t!lc!css, hc is sometimcs con,h,
ii are: have seen turned inside 81, ~
III * HciplesS state, Saucaking as N: &C., '''
-, my, one Interested in the night ,f 'i,;..
49, " 'tiH currents viii tn. cii(r MOI W.,
b birGss Oh the sannets worth Watering TbsS
fci even thcN are occasionally throw or
o.ii'iicc py sudden, unexpected cGdieH ~, ~, ,Hc!T
~ ~ tiincs are forced TO an invo .ar u;
~ is not always necessary ia,
S s;ooo be blowing to bring shipwrec,; =, S'e
winged creature. one day a hmm. n ~ a
from IL nearby island to my boat me- me- heI.
enough Wind s G1r,H ana there sea rely
The bee buxaed about for 'i "ng our aeI ID
n Tnd way these creatures do ana 81, =" IN, inc
i,'"uc d crosse inspection OF the moinr,ii' ,s!
a. SQUARE yard was missed 1t WORKED tn,y, .H3I
narentiv s, Gdyh IN a lrtsUrely way and ans
looked II headed for the slo ma . ngnn over
AZ rS,ant II passed TIA" edge OF iSn -, 8, ~!
dropped as If it had been shot and NE rs, ga II
visihic W VII 4 was a tiny spot in the almost in
thS, when r"n Inc account hsn for tho
the eddy wind beyond the leach az ,h Tered
the sea roT9 orr its balance. aud so fell in,
SuPpose such accidents must II" IA riS able to
naiiS arc not the only things thai M J.. oiiInl2
III Inc air currents" "' "'''Nc cddica
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Dict OF the Nursing Mother.
opyrifh' 80 4" "at'o"" >,~-..Y., Service,

Tho simple truth Is that 4 nursing mothor
Snou ,u avoid nothinS whatever Which shc ordi.
m III ny eats and she should especially include
IN her daily ration generous quantity or ali
INC green vegetables reiishes and fruif q, so
can can OBTAIN In the market. She needs such foods
proper nutrition OF her baby. 'u' also Tor the
Inc nursing mother should drink each d,v M
least Quart of fresh milk preferably raw
,nnuinnpasteurizedD. but pasteurized If clean raw
ni sGbs f mot @@ 0r This be
~ regular meals or as Il between meals snack
ct OF h Is n S, neoause milk is more mourn.
,,n Vum1 or quality of milk sccreted by tho
,m3immary glands, but because fresh milk con
known as Ypt 4nan'y the r.tasouhe essential
from from the mothers blood and passed into the
MIX seGreted by the nammary glands 1t is
anSSoiuteiy essential for the normal nutrition
c chn,en Quantity only from milk, butt er
eh,cken livers arc rich in fat-soluble vitam!ne
thin nursing mother may and should cat every
S Shhihs that has previously been found to .ngrce'
,on should avoid alcoholic beverages ale por-
tLnso "ole so called malt liquors. beer. because
me erect of alcohol is to diminish the mothers
ovpiiGity TO nurse her baby She should also
n.nds She should not avoid onions cabba &c
or III iact any wholesome vegetable Just beca,lsc
." r r opihcs t.at the d. sh will affect the taste
OF quaiity OF the milk secrcted by the breasts
ipabY or even the baby fed only in part on he
naI ;;tI"ayS has 1t over the nrtiliclally fed
The ,no ikS tentMt Is vitality important that
Gent rest, and second, sufficient oxygen Tho
ana SmG must Obtain by iopting ut The outset
nursing By the ensSs TO n rsHiar scheduIe OF
rain or shine. snow or blow for her two mile, ii;
S9nthehted baby she will push the baby aionyE:
with her on every hike. ''@
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
insurgency OF France

y EPORIS from Paris agree that the French
~ government is in direct opposition to
the Presidents proposal that the league of
nations plan be made integral part of
tho treaty OF peace. Stephen Pichon, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, has followed Andre
Tardieu in declaration that the compact
viii not embody more OF tho league program
than Il general declaration even if it en-
bodies that much. President Wilson i'm two
authorized statements since his second arrival
in Paris has stated exactly the contrary
1t is evident that France and the United
States are apart on this important issue, lust
as they have been apart on many other i'm
portant issues before the council in Paris The
French have not cnthuscd from the outset
over an international confederacy. NJ.
Clcmcnccau, on the day after the Presidents
arrival in London last December made a
speech in the Chamber OF Deputies in opposi-
ton to league and advocating tho old sys-
tenn Of alliances and balances Of power as
the only means OF securing Il lasting peace
His two appointces, NJ. Pichon and NJ Tar
dieu, in their uttcrances are merely ccbuing
the hostility of the French to the program of
America and Great Britain.
IL seems TO be the fixed purpose OF French
statesmen at least TO defer what they NAV
not be able TO defeat. They want the league
plan left to future consideration. Meantime
they want IL treaty Of peace signed and terms
imposed upon the central powers. After that
is accomplished. they probably feel that they
can ncutralize the league, even il they can
not actually block ii. They can do neither
II they allow President Wilson aud Premier
Lloyd George to enact the league i'm the en-
actment of the peace treaty
The revolt Of France at this stage against
the program which until IA week or ten days
ago, was regarded the world over as settled
Is significant 1t supports the feeling which
has existed for many months that the French
government, ii not the French people, is not
III sympathy with the kind Of peacc which
the other allied powers are seeking TO make
eddy with its associates. IL has deadlocked
with Italy over the latter's aspirations along
the Adriatic and in Asia Minor II has put
forward q demand that the whole of the Rhine
country south of the river be held in per-
petuity against possible war i'm the future
with Germany. II has shown distinct i'm
pcrialistic tendencies. 1t has clamored for
armed intervention in Russia without. how
ever, offering to do the Intervening with lis
owH army.
From the little information which has
reached the outside world concerning tho in
innate proceedings in the plenary council, it
Is apparent that the most difficult problem
that body has had to deal with was tho in
surgency on the part Of the French Because
or frances heroic part In the war and be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

2areth Extracted Textualiy From the
English.' by Thomas Jefferson. There
is not one single word OF comment
throughout from Jefferson himself 1t
is all pure cripturc--no;hing more
nor less than u polyglot New Tesla
ment, 80 far as the life and prccepta
or our Savior are concerned He
simply bought a blank book theight
eight ana "a half inches, width four
ana hfiecn- Xicenth inches. thickness
one ana one-iourth inches), which he
had bound Ia fun red morocco. In il
as he tolls us himself in a letter 10
Charles Clay) he pasted the morals
the cvnngelists, cut with his own hand
from Creek. Latin, French and Eng.
iish Tcstnmcpis
In his lie OF Jefferson (volume 3.
page i5D Randall says: The book
oitcncSt chosen by him Tor reading for
an hour or half hour before going to
bed was a collection o! extracts from
the Bible" Not one word We reDcat
dtd he change OF his polyglot texts
Again. in a letter TO Charles Thomp-
son written from Monticello, January
.. 1850 touching his wee little book"
as hc calls IL, Jefferson says: "a more
have never seen. IL is document In
proof that am 4 real Christian that
is TO say, disciple OF the doctrines Of
Jesus"
More might be added. tu, we should
THINK that enough has been said 10
cause One Who Laughs" Ia sit down
ana weep Owe! her own Ignorance.
Richmond. Va. March as, 1915 !; .. T.
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FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
National
Authoritative Wricrs-A Editorial
WHY NOT GIVE THE MONEY DEVIL HIS DUE?
II.

IN normal affairs among people the
man with money usually has plenty Of
friends. In public affairs and politics
ne has none. Apparently, everybody is
AFRAID 70 say word for him. Many
~ US are ready always 70 become sem
timentaily erusivc over any kind OF 4
criminal. The social outcasts and the
failures from their own faults. folIics
ana moro or less sloppy defenders and
yympathizors. The NAN who mas APP
pled brains. enterprise and energy sue
cessfuily and becomes rich and useful
citizen Is capitalist" and, as such,
the me target for orators--.parlor. ladies
fervid magazine writer's and politicians
OF all grades. Contrary to the rule Of
law. he Is held guilty of villuIny until
by overwhelming evidence he contrives
10 make case of Innocence. Even
then he convinces few and lives under
and c!nmmy tongue of whispered or
iisinuated accusation. He may be one
OF the great energizing. driving. sus-
large proportion OF his fellow -citizens
persistcntiy regard him as somehow Il
public enemy and dcDrivIng them how
appeals TO his ability and generosity,
and however liberal his responses.
Nobody in public place has the nerve
20 defend the man who has made good
in business, the rich man or the corpo-
ration. To do SO is not fashionable or
popular. Considering the surface OF
things and sounds, We might take all
these to be lepcrs with whom contact
would mean loathsomc contagion or Of
tenders OF such desperate and de-
spicab!e character that association
with them meant degradation and con
,.-mnation. The Bolshcvists in Russia
howl that the war in Europe was n
capitalists war; that we were forced
into II 10 collect our capitalists claims.
and that the worktngman--slindc r-
ously grouped as the prolctarint''-
pays the bills ard suffers the penalties.
Their howl is echoed In this country.
Mayor Thompson. OF Chicago: Victor
Berger. assorted members Of Congress
and innumcrablo highhrow Socialists.
who never in their lives have done n
da.'s usful productive work. indorsc
the statements cordially. Even under
this proNocation, our leaders OF
thought are afraid TO answer in rcfuta-
ton. They raise no voice in iN-fcns.
of really valuable and worthy Gle
mcnt$ OF socict? lest they he accused
OF friendship for wealth. They dare
not assert the obvious fact that cap
it1l has been instrumental In making
building ard developing tho country
lest they be accused OF respecting cap
itai and conccding to ii some merit and
function and some credit for results.
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Books and Authors.

M hi G Go !. ra msse
s sHmn ,d LM"Hy dts straiGht from Inc
DO > world Of good TO every one who
The hushcd solemnity OF certain
iSnW nori public library was violated
'ns nsy by Who small marc Ssi detet 70
me attendant and demanded in a de-
iermined bn, not small voice Gimme
Investigation. 1t appeared that the
young mans heart was set, not on IN
ADDITION 70 the family. but on one or
twins series. Mrs. Perkins, who
mus inspires in the hearts of all her
twins, has just completed new book
this time for older readers and for
grown people. "Cornelia'-tho story
than sale-wiil be published by Tough
ton M!iliin co. in April.
DAISY Miller and International Epi-
81 o"' q L ,his Ed wodSrn Iibrsry
says in his introductory: '"rhe perfec-
M iinn of lhG workmanship in Daisy
e e91a not BE T none
could be spared without in some de-
s gre, spelling 1t; none could be added
vain decoration. To quote from it at
all is TO wish to quote 1t all. and one
resigns oneself the more easily to tho
imp9ssioiiity OF giving u notion Of the
OF the inpossbiiity of impartinS 4 due
sense. AZ second hand, Of the lowell
ness an" truth or the conception. No
4thrr novelist has approached Mr..
James in his appreciation of women.
which is ncvor wholly absent from
women. whether they are good, had or
indifferent in looks OR behavior
An American Poilu" Is n new VOL
urie issued by Little, Brown & Co The
author or these letters was one OF that
france and their fellow man led them
to offer their strviccs TO that soreiy
hcset country before America entered
me war: As an orderly at Neuilly. he
faniry, and a friendship 80 strong
grew up between the two that the
American decided to Join the French
army as a poiln in the ranks. Per
from the WAR Department, and when
the captain returned TO duty the Amer
lean accompanied him. In June. Jn1S.
me noi fion won the Croix de Guerre; not
and Chateau Thierry. the poilu. after
distinguished bravery that won him a
second cItation was wounded and sent
10 ne hosnitl. There he was Joined
lasted until the "a rmstice From rain
ing harrack---on the march-in 'the
trenches,:n lu!l of batt'c-in hospitaf.
ana hnaily in celebration OF wars end,
these messages were written TO mother
md sister They are as fine. as sS
pressivc of nigh ideal as ilium ina tinc,
OF rare ana beanty-loving soul as any
, Written thing this war has produced.
--'uncdted and unchangei nv omissinn
that the literature Of both war and
peace may he enriched
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

! II is time for us to look in the face
s"ine basic actual facts and to begin to
a popular le-pcrmitted TO travel ~
! large and loose indefinitely and nev"r
confronted with truth becomes dan
Ecrous, however gross, palpable md
grotcsuuc. Tho great mass OF tho pcoa
PIC OF this country know that tho as
:'ebs and the rest of them are aSsurdiv
false, but wEcn masses OF peoDIc bSvS
reiterated before them continually and
monstrous faisehood, they absorb It UNI.
consciously.
tli,y to, capital which would Tighten
II into innction or out OF tho country
would bring calamity to DO felt on
stomach. we know. too. that With
such conditions even the most opti-
ste i9Galist Gffs The no promise Of
us now concerned in making our liy-
ings
Ths figures 5s n1 tell the re- e S clearly
Stances OF the total tai iaNes n le SiieGpp BY
from Of SeS per- or m esps
IRON, aaa var taxss. paid BY S,' the eNf rien
doubled, trehled quadrupled. What tho
neop19 pay II, IN high cost OF living goes
item, drew $G.co0.oco more Ell in w wn Ges
than the year before. The latest re-
turns available show that the capt
talsts," the manufacturers, with slI,-
oOo.0oo.oOc Of property. paid $50 times
a. much as the farmers. with $4,000
100000. IL looks as II we should be
realizing and getting clearly in our
minds that these much denounced cap
!tal.Sts really came in pretty HANDY
and did q considerable part toward
winning the war and that but for them
and the concentrated producing power
OF tn. trusts, too. We might have found
ourselves in Il tight fix and might find
now the process OF reconstruction and
rcorSan.Hation that liz before us even
more Of difficult job than it H. We
may as we'll recognize the additional
fact that with ali the hya,crical talk
Of 'protitccrinS" We have heard and
read. the evidence is slim and tho Gull
pr!tS detected usually small retailers
and huckstcrs. who probably knew no
better
Nonsense. when II takes tho form O,
widespread and rccklessly shouted as
sault on the integrity OF rovernmen,
and institutions and endcaVors to stir
unrest and class hates demands some
cold sense and facts, no matter how
paipaUly aud utterly nonscnsicll (.
NAV hc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

At last the Fly cop has become a reality
instead Of misnomer He is no longer of
the species which disports itself on the
ground with cleaning brass buttons and
swinging baton for tho dclcctation OF ordi-
nary pedestrians and admirng nurse maids.
but he is really What the name implies New
York has achieved the distinction OF organiz-
ING the ilrst Lying police force, and soon the
CLOUDS above the metropolis will be illumined
py the spiendors Of its aerial cops. The ser
vice at present may he novel and ornamental
rather than useful but the time perhaps is
not far away when its labors i'm diroctinp
air traffic and giving chase to the ultra
modern awbreakt:a whd seek escape via the
air routes WILDE AS necessary as those of
their humber brother officers who remain on
the neither beats