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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Completing the Job

\ MERIcA did not enter the va. without
a intending to Fec it through We rea-
iized ,ha, II wag our war jug, Eli much as
u waE thar of England or Of France. The
cause for which abou. 70 fight We
realized waS one which wax limited 10 10 one
III our allies, for II waB ttlc cause of free
com and ot civilization. We mean, TO do
our share in the common effort, and NC did
1t, hPicndidlT. generously and with the kno wl
edge that victory meant for us no other re
ward than the consciousness that had
helped 10 save mankind. Above all. we pro
posed seeing Il through 10 the end
This end vas not reached with the sign
ing ri the armiEtice. Howeyc! significant
that event Of the collapse % The boosted
German military machine. the world knew.
and SIC knew. thst state OF war would exist
until peace had been declared and cstaD-
!iEhed. There vas. first, the need Of en-
forcing the terms OF the armistice itself, and
there remains the task Of putting into effect
the terms ri peace. TO withdraw all allied
troopg az once and trust sinpl: to the prom
ses pt Germany would be TO place child
Ike faith in u nation that Is faithlcss. Know
'ng al! this the thoughtful American does
not think that the American army should
forthwith pack up bag and baggage and all
VI II come home, leaving thcge tasks of en-
iorccucnt to our allies.
Most Of the army will be brought home
IN the near future. In fact. units are being
brought back rapidly as tranEportation
facilities can be obtained; bu, necessarily
Il sizaolc force, consisting perhaps Of the
regulars who enlisted before VIC entered the
war viii have 10 be kept over there until
the peace is consuminatcd. For this reason
It is matter for regret that some members
or Congress arc insisting that the govern
'nent forget its obligations in the matter and
bring every last man home at once
impatient as VIC naturally are inclined 10
be TO have all the boys home VIC cannot help
remembering that the British and French
armies, who are prepared TO do their share
in This unpleasant, but necessary police work.
nave been at the lighting for four and a half
years. II we thought that VIC had no vital
interest in the settlement Of the war and
IN the enforcement OF that settlement then
we had no business in it at all II we thought
mat, then VIC could all agree with tho at
utudc OF those who profess TO say VIC have
no duty resting on us to contribute our
part toward the army of occupation
After all, as President Wilson so aptly has
said, our forces, and those OF the allied ar
mics. are standing guard at the frontiers OF
freedom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Health Talks by DIR. VIM. Brady
SeoraAihenta the ApeeryphnL
'Cerr~Est .rYsl:.,.+ S.-1Ar.

Sn ;nsojrinr re1t.r--tais co?r-1a roold p-....-
ably ptte- osi wer+ i !gr the help of read
.is-45v54res whether neu-astt.1ia j. a -sk!
3ia1ehs Q; o5lr lInGS--a-T. a-c e - va; are
tn. cAa-art.-tEtic sytn ,;9--s
!he tTkt ;zr- .! the question deserves
ahs~et. 5o ne 'Esccn9 ,a-i Ils ansvt. = ca p;-
"a! My Ittre ssould Zoe q Ts-sl:r 81 Ten T%Ars
!|f i2s p2b-rai-l- o. sy1npttIus. publishing
re symptoms 81 rt-ratta .snia shUulc ssao a
cccter ~ Tor :: least !3te Wtea cl8ss
si.t:sd nsufaSihta-a u tie Ds6io2l iett.ovlss
{9iiy-t?n: Of - came down 9Th Lhe c:sesst-
Mos, IL rs never tgllT recovered
Ns2raEther2a y I real ia2-efs 70 ne FpHsrs-
Ifat is lie so's: tsA:r:+ O. the l-aubl.- ~
no one k-rws : Bat hirrssA when fact makes
nm Zee .uE: 70 -Duca Mos: ailments
We rtri!77 can :org+t rn9EDt ltaTly. tCi se2-as-
i5snls = - ets-+z.l! zeal th:Ti?gez- obts5Iy.
tttca p+on!e Tso Persist n corEicS-is9 -h-rl-
.e!reA poor a-a pr.r People rho co1nEe; ;-sr1-
f%4'.s a. atz-l! - possible. !...s tts :!cA CON-
monty aHec: acr.zs:htnsz Thk Csst2S= g mach
more pep1-a. ihaE IN the Tg5Re- days -rhta
!; VA cs!.e3 Nervous p-oE1reilUn-
= rtIra.tH+-.c e a,TsrE miserable, AID cf-t-
h;e drcto. teeis even EcTs.-
CO 10: Know mech aSG-t asugzs:her:a- N
.ha' cia=- tom Ne general p-ofsssio1- i'd
u, don; h5ow much about IL
NJ a":acH = ,hzt re;'rsst.lenia is ioas bit
tt- struggle between the .ndivicual ard MS con-
tciehcs In EcIe cases conscience searnz 10 .ose
COMPETITION. 20 ~? provincial noi3o-. IS tae
aus. Of nsuraS;hs:i&- i:iTaIr!. jealousy eaN?'
s.lhs;1asss. tstt--ihese trings cT..c1ors
tazi FzqEa-de' WALT! pep. exh4.Et t.le o-ct-
less E;lana Apparatus which has - co HIth he
production Q! pep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

above such work o. cua,,.v O,
80 Qu2a;'fy Fer instance. 20 e..
49,. sHl@,t family, the woman ma. "a
sSG. iEvn. wait on ~. ,ah,c
- nc cn!!d out. Go the cleaai,r
90 me, the doorbe!l a: a!eh:-aii
Thcrsd5v sAse-iVo hours OK or
;. - ne Prevatlt7g disposition .. Al
SEa HelE- whether domestic n
ho2:s and Se:,e. pay. Th.y ~
ior resi- and MEASURE Al, -:
20 !, the housewives would NJ
49, @aa 40; pu, TOO much WORK 81
.bs ...A'. TIE: could keen ,h.r ~
oI.es,'e And many would Snd rnurL
;,rssI IN such ser-!ce II IS su-.
~: ~ scea' p..ds IN sptssior .. ,sss
49, "a cases where he nous
S.tr 90 not iEy 20 orerbu.ter tb,,-
Richmond, Va. January isis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

=: tie -en.zt ene nrehioe-Eoa
comI.nr i; RS-h.Eoae auo i4e -sa3r-
tsui-Ger-rs,E OF 90 arr 81 ilar is 2efi
.. nv Virginia Nais9azl <ipa-1- o ;Ae
Virginia STAT. militia as i .ssi - he.
T33!i!-six olstr StZ:ss l.t.-2lly have
70; . remnant .sfEznsas- Colorado.
3ysz, EE:EAs Mz-Es, Aiua.suiz- ME-
ssc-ca O.:.aEcra- IIa:..ss-=- TEXAS aaS
80 Safe a washington have gag
mems aac2t l!h@ fl,s 4u-z- TIE ILss
g-E-n "a i.c1 n re County, sea: -
France, a1c : "a ssrt!ee o. hg1oret
-s-ed -etu-ast. !. vs,y .-w Q. - mats
oo'npznses II So-es-ie5 noaSi a-til-
ouls o. ); rad tee7. drafted ~ p-es.-
Dental order; ans ct. c=k.nc ..iaer
oee-lse ! La fs-sa . g. nc e
a.-4.c here IL really i :atar:fr. AID
as 1-sn Dong COED ssarc duty.
A'frT anh 2ai o: rhe se-Tice C nc
s,.a'.. - p. n.ine -a:d IS 2: % ;he
siat. = which :. exists Eozr tisg.a-T.
rs Discretion. Il Aas Aad 'ivi-e
c,uto-- 20 Feoe-sl ARD S,a.- rg-4-a
fTsn'E aad 70 las Aiding I-eopia AID
49,. sen eui t2..N ty1.E=o
an: [,e E!<b!-.;E .. our .asu;1;ioas
.ev states Aizbarlz notably j.
ias SoElA- are --cN!2E. in Tath.- a dis
!CEi+c 4-c !s4Sz3rely Szy 20 -
@:s=i-.z* their National Guard u fso
!r@f5 'r1EN boys IA.. cgre 70 militia.
age md ne. &c xsog.ng su-rs as
Ersttior % fcTfr companies IN ms:
Si3iS ne tee!iTE IS ihzt no general
movement % -he tirc should =. -rGsr-
,a*sH Hn'ii the .c---.1 members are
taEE from France. The military nm
mites % BON houses o. Cgacr.s. a..
"9f"AEE on 9.ars and proT.d!rr fo-
l:o"-a' -rprIaric-y for the -so--z1s-
1aii9H me cords scrH ma -
F17:. ~ military va!ue has rsr.s5
.tst.s "Eh i.e regulars sHd the -r.-
!!a-= as ne bes: OF M +r--i-
tFcpItS, ana congress IL -earr a 49,
iH2Fe seriously shan eye- 5efu-.
.N"D1-- h@a-s Anywhere nov tax ~
- sy4ot.fs The genera! ttss 9 -
lave National Guard % sf5 pad :.
east; % s1ppi aci,-- a stand>-- 49,
- 10" strength T=c question "a
"A+;6"- n" EG3 -dsrler v,iil co-ne ho-7H
.,t4 ahH Sex u soldie-.aE in All lis
tH'H's' =; rszGF 20 r.-.lte- the .sT
wee gr - encourage ;a4 po-y -
iat! can :nase ;as guard Owe
~ ne c!@teiy or cripple /: :p- yeas
IIelT discharges from ~. ARM ri
te!saee taer finally t-Or.. seryyc. 80
St2te Or cnU3t-Y except az ,-fx.'f.-
h"f" ~ 80 faIra .hz. an i.,r -
universal military service ~ ~. II
ieac- csf - - sc-e5 although ,ne
t.-tAt tcF universal compulsory r1fif
.t'E tr..aitg = strong erexfr-.
.Ht H.G".ence between the .p-o - %
s.-EF4e tEAt = saould be unde-sroo5
more c!sa!4% than :. -. Thc :EInS1I
Pi0P'sea' roughly STAYED. wo-ld eve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
News Of Fifty Years Ago
(From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 4, lsGa.)

At q called meeting of the Council yesterday
an ordinance regulating the sale OF anthracite
coal was passed under suspension Of the rules.
II provides that anthracite must bo sold by
weight 2.6ot pounds constitt ting ton. Viola :
tions OF the ordinance are punishable by fine OF
from 81 to so
william f, Tanner. pres dent OF the Richmond
Musical Benevolent ASS 'ciation, yesterday PAID
over TO Mrs. y. NJ. Bolton, treasurer OF the
Richmond Female Hum ne Association. 100, a
sum realized from the recent entertainment
like sum handed TO DIR. William w. Baker.
president Of the Male Orphan Asylum.
Collector Whine has paid into the city treas.
ury since the 18th of December last $4,000 OF
tax money &C llected.
Tho police force paid Oft yesterday II
requiring $500 for that purpose.
Captain c. o. Cook Yesterday duali as City
Gauger and named T. Sowdin rs his deputy
Nightly prayer meetings will be held all OF
this week in. tie First and Second Baptist
Churches and aso in Grac street Churc l.
These special services have been undertaken in
anticipation Of TIE visit next week of Rev. y;
B. Earle. D. d. the Distinguishing revivalist, and
DR. Earle will preach his first sermon at the
Second Church next Sunday morning
Fifty odd petitions for female suffrage were
presented in the United States Senate yestcr-
day.
business men Of New York are making a fight
before compression u committees against foreign
vessels carrying United states mails
a bill introduced in the House yesterday al
lowing Cover nment clerks 10 per cent additional
pay was tabled by'a vote OF 10 to "A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

Ambition.
do not care 20 be King,
y Monarch, or n Duke
I DO not care for anything
Gained by a Fortunes huke;
Eui If ] had my wish Ia be
Untrammcled, roaming fields and free
would not wear the thorns OF care
Nor don the crmine gown:
I'd rather be content somewhere
In peace to lay me down.
No wrinkles crcasinE in my brow
Ia like To- bc--wcli. say--a Cow
For never have | seen beast
So calm. SO full OF case
or all the beasts she has the least
Anxiety to tease.
Gently she wh'sks the Mos away
And chews her cud the l!vclong day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

eTe-r eor rye rea-s of .he SINE ,ar.
cation q boy habit AID gaia5 ira.
IsAo-si re- y as: $50 III i1i;iA12
re!l Ett.oa :e'r serE-e+ 10 foilov. .xcsg.
~. 80 s2'a erery abe. bodice raA!e q
parents 4 A+r.,ef i IS siaased -
az [h+ military training wo1sC
ts.arl tor 80 Sa;io-Al GrA-e =
gEeSi1oH Of purely sPetSE laiiyc c5,ir 3or
ms i.:, R't"e.s2e tssiias of ne .torme.
military service as likewise. Ore mas
EIea; Ga ;hai IS as goo as a.
az Is CT ss =. = 70 'ne,ea;ioa 3
IT, :,t!s OF his:or-e organizations tx,
IL :;ea. s.;tse!3 S.see re Scream
M--?iaAa Aar= givea = thoaEh: 10 IA.
s1'?sci - uttered 4 word
~ -. ,sz;s : r=o:s s1. J: nes
:snts e=ro,isd and o-it.:s ele--rt -
sakH re lasts % nations heta-a
:tEr3a- amy Lords E1sn;aa:;Sas
iaaz eTe- before .. IS Ss..e5s
quad ofleers drafted iaio -. st-riS.
:Aied !:otn 'he service sr!:hia me SIS:
r.2% months ;Ai..?.;~c 10. ar.as
pa?s.1z! ots<o.lit4es and thirteer 81
s1'e-t2eE oaAtos- aad o. $3.50 enlisted
It.ec::sc "a 1has ecnaect!oa, i; may
Re o5se-Ted, * curioa. fAe: IA
: <
we're II N@w Ie1ico and vyfsconsT-
go the heavi.si IN Rhc-3e Island AZ
8iehlsan-. .: course me yco-E.iI.
tons Kill be c-de- .te ..-r.ss- -
i,r 'l2sii1te command q. tie sac a.,
:hoIit4ts.
Il each 1c--y-itr :. III. eau,,r
nee 3 aooat the same properties e.
NEE 1ho lsr :. c4Hs; nstu-s; 81
{ sFS. .-st as iSe-e aye ak-c2I ,he en-.
9fcScr-!?ns everywhere OF huss-rw
"a Ano eookish a~a. religion. a.d
i-!'t co.'s. cc-st-ty-lcna! -;jn.-."-
rc~9F = toia anything IL TIE Way @.
a c-E2- !1A,iva-t;eAdr workers sSz
aSpAf"1tly oo-c spnris- wne-.y.- -
my - -ArSt enough 70 tEr-isS
so5os hundreds o. score. o. men 49,
re I.1:Ia-r :sS:nei regin.u;s o. cog,
,D.'ita VOC q form. almost automatic
!! IN uorr0ai conditions We haT. e.
scfcaoce on VIA. ne conditions IL ~.
iSS3ec: iii be after ,a.s Ma 49,
seen 70 opportunity - tee. ;bs
No;h,aE o. eSects % re ls~ o. Isl:
-nuN- NH.CH arr militia .or-e - Sc
9-GA.iz-d hereafter viii ore-.., W.
.s'e ne precedent Coz ;he situation
81 :" t.~ month. $50
Mhe;ac- he returning vsier,ps 80
o-.HE with th-tn rcod OF r-il,.,-
eH.a -t!ak-h o de.uEc O. cisE-1, i.
I@.iE Q, -uns, !: may be de;.r
nea oE events or a-ciden;t a tSe
~ Gay or hou-x Of derontli1a
son, The militia Su-eaU a; Wsss,.
ION hopes fer :he ea:hu.l.x-
counts strongly OF nc ;cndsr~w
1e's TO &c; together Ard sEh.
ne: battles and carpzfsas and -.Sg,
1Hn compare experiences; hur j, s,.r
'-aa!ie information q"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

w. r. D.. Amherst.-The common
law OF England. as II existed a, the
time of the Revolutionary War. to-
gether with such OF its statutes a.
reasonably applied to the colonies, be-
came at that time the common law
of the States. The common law has
developed with growing INDUS; rial
conditions and also has been restricted
from time 10 time by statutes OF the
States or the United states The spirit
forms and phareses OF the common
court decisions OF every State in the
Union except Louisiana. whose laws
have their source In the code Napo-
leon, which was the ir-sprng cc the
coded 10 this country. ii retained. In
the main. the system OF French civil
law already existing. Tho common
law on a point Is suspended by a
der OF authority OF law in tho United
States is: the. Federal Constitution,
treaties with foreign powers, acts OF
Congress, the Constitution OF the
State. the> statutes OF the State. and
finally the common law. When n
statute is rescinded. the common, law
on that point becomes the law. un-
lcss there is an older unrescindcd
statute. in which case II revlves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
IA IIENni EDWARD WAuNEu
Riddles.

Tell me riddles. spring conuadruns--make me
guess.
Fate. come entertain RE with your question.
ing!
Wrinkle up my brow; compel me to confess
That do not know the least OF anything
Ask mo that old gag about the Egg and Hen
Which came first, and what is life. and wha:
is death?
Ask me things that puzzle scicntihc men
Can guarantee myself another breath?
Ask me where tho fame goes when The candies
snuned--
Why the Earth is round. and i. the Sun is
cold
What's the thing called Mind with which :ho
soul is stuffed:
What's the age, when may say star is
Miles by millions piled upon themselves be-
tween
Worlds that whirl and somehow keep their
orbits straight
What is that which seems 10 somehow inter
"Txi1t collisions, should some whirlns world.
late?
Tell me riddles, Fate-come, kid me; make me
know
am bat a babe with painted toys. 10 srcpe
IN the little bit OF knowledge here below
Matching II, Pe-hap s and Possibly with Hope:
And the works OF God begin far ahead
OF tho most majestic miracles OF Men.
That the simplest riddle kills the wisest dead
AS for instance That about the Egg and Hen.
Scientists. Professors, savants and their ilk
Are as far from truth from cuTd!cd
milk:
SO come tell me riddles. Fate--without doubt,
There arc lots ct things do not know about.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Ing .ription Defended.

,cr Edito- or The Times Dispatch
Si--I notice ihzt scarcelv a.
passes ma some one does no: raise
an obtecuon 10 the inscription on tn.
Jackson Monument. These critics ar.
unanimous - saying ne VAS no; killed
a. chaacel.orsv.lie. and yet not ore Of
them claims ;hai he was killed a,
Guinea Station; This being SO som <
one E;ignt wei! ask. Where was he
killed? Why IN. logic OF the con.-o-
EerSE would s!rop!y be, He was not
killed a, Az which is al absurdity
IN defense OF Dr. Smith. would say
tHat wAeTe man receives his death
wound. whether nc dies on :he spot
o. survives few days longer is surely
the place WHARF he was killed |. all
Smiths inscription. no critic pouid
nave a?y Just reason 10 complain OF
the accuracy Q. history
richmond. Va. lamar -. ;aia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

whose acceptance By all the beliizererts
caused the arIniztiee agreement. The tru,h
Of the matter Is. these attacks are inspired
by base partisan motive. seeking by creating
false impression upon the public mind in
America 70 arouse prejudice against tie Pres
!dsnts efforts 10 reflect in E,rictest fidelity
The American attitude on all the grea. issues
involved, pending full knowledge Of what is
being accom- piixhed al the conference These
attacks arc q part pf program of petty
oppor,unigm designed 70 make party capital
!3r the 1920 campaign. on the principle that
truth IS slow 70 oTer,ake falsehood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

The late speech Of Senator Johnson ~
California, in support % his resolution de-
handing the withdrawal Of American troops
from kusEia. discIoses q 10, Of information
IN regard 20 conditions there ard the lack
III excuse for American Intervention OF which
the public III this country las been KEEP,
in stark ignorance. The facts strongly sup
port the belief that the #hoIc American ad-
Tea,ure there has been an exhibition Of the
cTassest stupidity. He would have Congress
order the withd rawaI Of these troops with
out further delay. Their continued presence
there only makes bad matters worse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Books and Authors.

Robert Nichol. the r,r,,,s
aaihot az "ArGouss End EadurarSes
-: 80, "!,ea az ln'.oduc;ion 10 Sies-
ro!ume o: war poems ,us, oubI,sh -
ny = Dui;on & Co. when Is We
~o.n seadIns because Q: It's n-,e:. IN
sonaNty. The erec. or VA ;.noo bi-
ana upoa his brother poet Who s-,ra.
ne sntroduc;ion. and the ai:ituSe 20.
Ward var or the soldiers At th- TO-,
AIT. Nichols says tina, SIeStrted Sassnoa
comes on hts fathers side from, Angle
te"ika STOCK and on his r,o;her's from
snui, ,sl..s's ,amily o. the Thoraycrt;..
ioEe he war ha had treated his wr;;-
ing OF poei.y as diversion. per
a sona! P.enSuTe and had given oaly
volumes OF verse he had written. Fo;,-
years ago he was brt recently from
o.,o!d. lie entered the army at once
and as a captain in The Roya, welsh
rnsi.ie.s. he hss.won the Military
Cross and has ouGh, three times in
f psaiarns and once in Palestine His ea-
have caused \ re-o!ut!on in his though,
and feeling and in his poetry. HE
n,bne 30 box: The oid Iignssnan ard
f: p .Du;ton & Co. con,ained Sens ns
o. both .;he prewar and later onaijtv
The war poems. as in ali his vers.
a DEAN Win The war; were bitter, and
had instant success and. because q,
the character OF its war verse. Won
he ad!ni-ins regard o. the soldiers a:
the front.
One OF The most important sroups 81.
ooohs 20 appear this spring will be
series announced by the Appletons nm
der the general title OF "l'rnblems OF
" ar and Reconstruction" There will
Dc aoou: thirty volumes in the series
tach ono written hy an authority in
intimate contaog with the special phase
VINCE ne discusses. and with full aces
70 c.is3ai sources. Tho treatment:
viii be popular In style and sound IN
tact Zach volume will be com
pete consecutive history leading 10 3
constructive examination OF after-war
problems. The complete series vii
form a comprehensive and systematic
history OF the war effort OF the GnitsS
states covering the entire field Of niit
ta3y preparation, administration. a.
GanizatioH. International re!arions ana
economic and Industrial problems Tho
volumes announced for immediate NM
iiicar,9n include hook by W. F.. vii
Va: Tine and After: one by Samuel
i ), Y &C., in War Time and After: Park
~; nome on The Colleges in W.
Tine and After: Garrard Harris az
fhe Redemption OF the DTsshIo az
ATtnur SWectser on The Americas :. =;
SerT!ce George r. Smith On ...rh.
strategy OF Minerals: w : f.r,ha -
son on Commercial Policy In vs. IT,,
and After. and others. me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

Leans Az: both opposed TO woman suffrage.
are harlng widely Published az their own
expense telegram calling attention 10 the
fact that the Republican National Commit
Tee has authority 10 speak for the party
on the question ot suffrage. Only national
convention can declare the principle Of The
party" Not even ,be Legislature Of State
has any right ~ interfere with advice ak
70 how Senator should vote on ira. or
any other proposition. Senators owc their
allegiance directly 70 the people % the States
c!ectipg them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

To the Editor o, The Times Dispatch:
Sill ousewife" says no one OBJ
iec;s 10 girls serving as Mattresses
but seriously do for elevators dig
pensinE s"d.. and ushsrs IN moving
picture thcatcrs"
Would Inc situation be any better
after asking the business men no, 10
hire them? The fac. is that those who
are ming the places which House
wife" thinks are keeping them from
domestic. work, are better fitted FOR
me work they are now engaged in.
/: removed from their present en-
pioy!T'ent. they would NOT 20 10 do
mes;ic work. 1t Is not that they are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

The Belgian royernmea, has decided 10
maintain Yprcs in itE presea, condition as
q permanent memorial Of Hun Destructive
ne5s. Iprcz is now complete ruin, and any
attempt TO rebuild the city would entail
enormous labor, which would result in re-
storing no se!nblance Of the original town.
AS az impressive ruin, the former city will
be more mcsn!ngful than would be new
creation Oh the old site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

Insistepce upon Wilson'S fourteen points,
previously accepted b. ali the beilgerents,
already has resulted in uncovering and knock
ing out ncarly that many zecre; treaties, in
which the old method Of spportoning in ad-
vance conquered territory was provided for
With these fourteen points held securely
in his hard the President il playing the most
Interesting game that European diplomacy
ever sat in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Wy INYI&nd

The friend I love is like the co. ..
WITH spacious days OF large tranon,iH.r
when on my heart his wordless com,
As on the utter sea rim rest the sky.
And like the sea foI wrath he is. and
strong 80 Hno
To launch his su.ses on the cliffs o,
Wrong; Ni!hS Oh
But mo.st love him for his deem soa
speil Sp SS"
OF unEuessed scre,s tina. he NAV no,
So ! have seen him stand and look
Beyond the twilight 10 the evening
star, 'e
And like tho oceans haunting lure 70
me-
Deep in his eyes l read a mys,erv
For he whose soul We fathom 10 tho
Becomes gu: servant then. and not our
friend.
walter Prichard Eaton. "Echeeo
and Realities" tDoran).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Not TIA. Very Won't.

- N"' inc very worst.
20 .hH f-1li9F OF The Times Dispatch:
S..-Sofce ot us who live in Cirt.-
iATH st'e much Interested in ,e:te.
rom El.eTson, Va. January -, sign ed
justice. which recently appeared in
yol7 paper. II particularly appealed
|" me because he refers IN com ?l!.nen-
tar| Way 20 my Old county O. Han
over. But ] will have 20 take issu.
with the write. IN his sta;euc.: ma,
the Nechauicsri'le Turnpike : Inc
wo-s: road leading Into the C!,y !
al! oct him horSeCake ,hat I. is
no: 50 bad az The ono from Gin;e.
PARK - Richmond. and ! viii agree to
ieaTe tbs decision 10 {. = Boiling
G:n,s: rs-k. January g. ,si.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

brazilian steamer ran aground near
Santos on Sunday, and 1900 sacks Of coffee
we're cast into the and lost This CON
siderable loss in the available supply will
further strengthen the hand OF the combine
which has cornercd the market and recently
sent prices skyward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
vcntiou,

Gentleman with screw loose in his trans
mission dropped in Tuesday to say that he has
invented a boon for ibaldheadcd men In sumrne r
Wants TO finance 1t. It's poisoned skull
cap Death 10 Files" .. X. If badheaded read
crs Of this column will indicate demand
orders subject 10 cancellation on ten days