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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
LOVE VERSUS SELFISHNESS
Which DO You Desire More2

il may be ealle for. or It may sHsa not,
dependent on circumstances.
The young man may meet some one
whose society he would prefer to the
;Ieks, or the he thssater and he let's the
II have made her promise not 10
go with anyone else" such young men
write TO me continually. but | have
right
And ! hasten 10 assure such GORE
my .ommnnd. that their conduct is alb
,eket Ry than
Years OF precious youth at the beck
and call OF man who may. or may
not; have in mind to reward her de-
marry, she may be tho favored one.
II he can aGord il. or il he, is relieved
not 10 commit himself.
And after a long account Of the va
he has harricadcd himself-bcins duly
careful never to mention marriage.
never TO give anything, but perisha BILE
ms love-such 4 young man has tho
eftrontery to tell me, III confidence. he
"ca res deeply about the, girl
deliver us!' any girl would be justi-
fed in adding 10 her prayers nightly.
a girl OF intelligence and character
Will quickly take situation of this
kind in hand and administer it for
the benefit and education OF such u
young man. For men are. after all
what We women make of thcm-and IL
mothers water and conserve the sell
iishness, that is innate in all OF us.
II is UP to the future wife TO uproot
IT II she values her happiness. She
Will make ii plain that she declines TO
regard herself as a provisional ticket
and She should refuse 10 sccludc her
n
man will. in fact, have TO take his
chances with such a situation. and IL
she gets him TO understand the true
Turkishness OF such situation she
is doing valuable missionary work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
AMHERST
Especial. . The Times.Dispatcn.I

Especial . The Times. Dispatch.I
AMHERST, VA. April 5.-Niiss Car.
oEne Harrison, OF Orange. spent las,
Weekend with her parenr, Mir and
Mrs. Seldom Harrison.
Niss Ruth Cunningham spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
q Campbell, near Lynchburg.
Miss Julia Phillips spcn, the week
end 81 her home. near Arlington. Miss
Mrs. Victor Won Gemmingen and lii
tie daughter. OF Goldsboro, N c., are
a business trip 10 Richmond. Whiie .
gone he also visited his uncle, Rev.
J. p. Elise at Yancey.
Mrs. !. G.. Ecarfoot and sons have
returned from motor trip TO Berry
vile; where they visited Mrs. Edith
Miss Mar Wnitehead is the cues: OF
her aunt, Mrs, Theodore Tough, a, the
Miss Mamie Garter who has boon
visiting friends in Danv!llc. has re.
George II. Ray spcn, the weekend
with relatives in Grove
II. IL Drummond. Jr., OF Lynchburc.
spent the week end at his home here
Mrs: Dan Payne and little dauSh
ter, OF Lynchburg. spent the week en-
with Captain and Ms. John NJ. PAYNE
Mr.. and Mrs. Srottswood payne
Mra. John n. Payne last Monday I Ieft
for coolwood. w Va. where they vii vii
make their home.
Miss Isabel Wagner and Miss Vera
Ifgnor have given up their work a;
Indian Mission and accepted mission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
EWHEN YOUR BOY COMES
BACK FROM THE WAR
sociological Writer Discusses thu
Various Difficulties That
~ Confront Him.
would RELATE EXPERIENCES
Hero Worship Great Factor But
/. Sooner or Later He is Compelled
to Face tho Real Issues OF
: World.
BY DIR. w. A. McKEEyER.

49, Not on your life ! am not Eo!nS
& am going TO try 70 travel and tell abou:
my experience in the war
- Here we have the exact words Of
N1s misguided soldier boy, jus; return &c
.Jrom France. with the memory OF only
-.one real battle and the evidence -,
only one slight wound as ,, suppossd
the lecture platform,
have met many like it, and man: more
Eve have one of the most. important
Lsfter-war TASKS Imaginable for the
Young soldiers |; is the task OF suid,
ing them back to the plain duties 81
everyday work and citizenship and ~
tho same time hslping them TO sc: rid
-of lot OF foolish notions about an
.s.oasy thrilling future somewhere IN 'he
Is. Ali honor TO the brave boys who
sa1ave performed such worthy part in
the great struggle for the. liberty OF
sShe world ] take second place 70
s.1one in MY praise of all this. Eut
Ssthere is alarming evidence that many
Igof our soldier sons are nisinterorc:tn nj;
esthe demonstrations @nd the faNoritiSnl
shown them during this emotional
period as guarantee OF a permanent
place OF case. and preferment. The BOYS
suffering under this dcluSion are dcs-
tined soon 20 strike the Garth with i
While i, j: is t i'm, Sha. the country
s them back their old places OF employ
nent. this cannot possibly mean any
it viii quickly grow hardened even to
If you. boy does not settle down 10
business and make GOOD in his old
place he wil! soon be crowded back
INTO lower position u is up 20 him
vide movement among parents OF re
turned soldiers and next OF kin TO
rue yyssiiation, % the business of com.
sooner the better. Many of the boys
have .;os act q fallen Sehind the pro
ward for We hem me for 't The time Being
whether they can actually set back
DUCK and Persis Ht on eP tEeir p psPt
Make this matter plain TO them.
It is true that many Of the hoys
for they were never titted for il or
happy in IL. These are The ones about
whom we should have the greatest con-
war that was stern and brutalizng
and are for that reason the moro likely
10 throw themselves back into the So
s Sial order with \ spirit OF self
But what we mus, do for these ex-
soldiers In particular is not TO permit
them to think of over apitalizing their
deeds must be thought OF as priced
moments, but no! as a basis of bust
to keep rather than TO sell. TO cx-
plot IT is TO sully H.
So, let US all encourage the dis
charged soldier boy TO buckle down
to hard work and to make up his mind
TO win employment honors and prefer
'nent only as a reward OF merit, Such
rs our present great duty to him and
,ope OF our immediate tasks of recon
.struction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
CULPEPER


LSneclal to The Times Dispatch
CCDPEP1SR, VA, April 5.-The
Junior class OF the Cufpeper High
School entertained the Literary class
on Thursday. in the high school build :
ing. by program full OF interest
captain and Mrs. Wilbur Chapman
and Wilbur, Jr., came from New York
to visit at ALTON the country home
OF Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Clarke.
70. ). Perry has returned TO Selma.
Ala. after visit to his mother and
sisters. at their home here.
Mrs. Lewis Nelson entertained at
luncheon on Monday. in honor of Mrs.
CliIford Miller ana her house guests,
Miss Dorothy Stcarn, of Richmond
Rev: J: l. Finch. OF the Methodist
church. has been in Amherst Court
house this week assisting in a revival.
who will reach home Saturday
j. -. Law has sold n residence on
son. where Mr.. johnson and his
family will reside in the future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

Germany. arrived from New York sew
eral days ago to visit, DR.. and Mrs.
j. Il. Lincoln. at Lacey Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Sipc have re-
turned from West Palm Beach, Fla.
where they spent the winter. On their
way home they stopped a week at the
Jefferson Hotel, in Richmond.
Mrs. Leon Sheurer left this week for
Baltimore to meet her husband, Lieu
tenant Leon S. Shcurer. who arrived
in New York Saturday from France
where he has been for over "A year
Mrs. ]. Q. Troy, of Tyre River is
visiting Mrs. G. Il. Fitzsimmons
IT has been announced that Rev. J..
Sparks Melton. y. D., pastor OF the
Frecmason Baptist Church. Of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
by BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

10 determine whether love is gem
name is unselishness.
hat IS beSt for HS SHrG ba m1ovs inc tnanG
own selfish happiness? Are you will
ing to pursue rapture 1T the cost OF
obligations, life itsclf--if you are don't
for moment lima ginc yourself in love
You arc merely pursuing your happi-
one else. You are 4, love Bolshoy:st
who tears down for the primitive 1.n-
pulse OF destruction.
And do not imagine that love" built
on any such foundation is going TO
lat; Next year. or The year after
the throeS OF similar emotional con-
vulsion, with the sole difference that
have letters from people, daily VINO
Imagine they arc deeply in love. when
their grand opera emotions arc moth
It's case of wanting what they want
when they wan, it," and they pro-
pos pose , to haze it a, the expense Of eysry
TO love better than life.
SUCH = letter came 10 me the other
Tangled in an unhappy love affair,
had obligations, in regard 10 which
But the girl persisted in writing to
him calling him up on The telephone,
he xas 70 meet h when
And when the strain Of the whole
thing was telling cruelty on his health.
Of her xirt;m bx sac pur b,
more than life itself" while love. real
love, that is. Was conspicuous!y alb
sent from the entire affair. She was
INDUCING morbidly selfish passion at
the expense OF cveryone-thc man
especially
Then there Is the man who re
serves" Il place III girls affections
without; definitely making UP his mind
it. The whole procedure has the cool.
busness-li!is quality of having Il ticket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

work in Southwest Virginia They are
spending Il month At their respective
homes before entering the new field.
Miss Emma Davies spent last Mon
day with friends in I4ynchburS
Abbitt Ware left Tuesday for
Lynchburs, where lie Will make his
home
Miss Kate Troy. OF rye River, was
the guest Of friends here Tuesday.
T.. r. Webster made q business trip
10 Norfolk last week
Rev. James Finch. of Culpcpcr, who
is conducting "a series of meetings in
the Methodist Church. is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Bowman.
Miss Sallic Ware. of Rivcrvlle. was
the week END guest OF Misses Evelyn
and Stella Turner.
Mrs. j. L. Ware and Miss Nary
Ware, OF LynchburE. and Walter
Lucas, of Hilisboro, Ohio: were guests
sunday Of Mrs Bessie T.. Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taliaferro, of
Lynchhurg, spent the weekend at
Mrs. w L. BrodieS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

nad been selected by tho Harrison burg
| boptists to deliver the dcdcatory SER
mon at the new church on Sunday
morning; Rev. Mr.. Melton viii arrive
In inc CITY some time today.
,,Blshop w. NJ. Wceklcy and Mrs
Weekley. OF Berkeley, w. Va, will be
among the guests in this city over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

homo in Jersey City after a visit 10
tho Misses Rcrndon.
Miss Mary Laurens, Of Washington
was the recent guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
James HoofnagIc. 80
Mrs. Frank Day will return next
week from Arlington, Nd. whore shs
spent some time with her sister, Mrs.
Edward Muller. " =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Brings the Roses to
Children's Cheeks
Only Costs Few Ccnts-Makc il
Yourself Same rs Ordinary Tea.

Ask grandma about Dr.. Carriers X <
3. Tea and she will tell YOU that thou
sands OF people used il as q spring
cleaner and tonic in her younger days
because II was Justly famous as :,
really efficient herbal remedy.
2 TO drive out Of the system tho accu-
nulated impurities of the winter is
good advice. and people who want bet
Ter blood and kcener enjoyment OF life
should not neglect taking at least "A
building X. e. r. Tea
Druggists VII tell you that scores
pr people ENJOY cup at bedtime be-
cause ~ keeps liver and bowels in
proper condition and ends bilious at
tacks and sick headache
y GIVE II 10 the children: they like IT.
ana " acts very gently on their little
bowels. BE sure you get
Dr. carter'sk 2R Toa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

HAVE often been amazed at the
4 results which can DC produced in
simple way on almost any head
OF hair by the use of the propcr ma
terials. There is nothing SO satisfying
as TO be able actually to sec a differ
ence in the length of your hair. and u
very pronounced difference in it's APP
pearancc inside OF Il very few weeks.
You then know positively that you are
on the right track, and that your hair
problems have been solved. ! have seen
hair stop falling in only a few days
time by the use Of the simple formula
given here. This invigorates the hair
cells and has very beneficial effect on
the scalp tissue: The result is vigorous
hair growth. Get Il onc-ounce packase
about nifty cents, and mix it with
ia haif pint Of water and II half pint of
oftener you use it the greater will be
the result Try it
saving. Beauty is only skin deep"
beauty IS not QUITE d SIX d so" aE sfm an1y
proves that you do not have TO rcvolu-
tonic the skin in order TO make it
face wonderfully by tho use OF tho fol-
lowing simple formula. Fly making it
yourself you get beautiiicr far richer
The results too, will be more satisfy
ing. Mix with two tablespoonfuls OF
Siyccrinc in q pint OF water the con-
tents Of one,ounce package of .zin-
tone. which can be procured at any drug
store for about fifty cents. The beauti-
her is then ready. BY daily use your
come as glorious as n lily.
SEARCHING; = Arm pit pcrspiration
is OF course, very embarrassing. You
can avoid IL completely by merely APP
plying hydroliZcd tale TO the arm pits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Get Rid of That
Persistent Couch

Stop that Weakening. persistent cough or
cold threatening throat lung affections
with Eclsmans Alternative. tho tonic and
upbuildcr OF 20 years successful use. soc
and $3.50 botties from druggists or from
EckMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Walter r.. BENJAMIN
225 Fifth Avenue, New York.

225 Fifth Avenue, New York.
is the leading dealer In autographs of ccle-
brities. Ests blsh.d 1857. Publisher "The
Collector" 81 year lie buys and sells
letters and documents and invites cor
respcndencc.
Catalogues Sent Free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

11oOh len cars Younger
40 other preparation is SO simple
70 apply OF so uniform in results.
lhSht spots. gray strands or strcaks
ana al unnatural shades in the hair
are quickly restored to all their orig
NAL beauty.
Absolutely Harmless
Bro" tone is guaranteed perfect
!? Sate and harmless TO both the hair
ana skin. Contains no poisonous in
srcd!cnts such as sugar Of lead sui
phur, silver, mercury, anilinc or coal
tar products. II has no odor and is
sreasc less You apply it in "A few
moments with your comb or brush.
my good druggist can supply you.
Wo cpi"rA: Light TO Medium Brown
ana ba'k BROWN to Black" Two sizes.
'o| ana f!'I". Insist on the genuine.
thy ONE-FREE;
Iahr advantage OF this generous spe
S'di one? today before II Is too late.
Schn oniy 10 cents 10 pay postage and
packing and We VIII mail you Ere. a
ifiai package Of Browna,one. with a
NdiuanI" booklet on the care OF tho
mar. II!al hottie not TO be had at deal
CTS, nv only BY mail from US send
now. Mention shade desired when writ
ms or purchasing. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
TINT
GRAY
HAIR
Don't Tolerate Faded. Strcaked, or
Blcachcd Hair; Flint With
BroWnatone-Safc, Sure
inexpensive.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE.

Why tolerate strcaky. gray or bleach
cd hair when IL is just as easy to tint
your trcSscS beautiful brown as il is
TO powder your face?
Brownatone gives the hair bewitch-
ing beauty and charm. producing in
stantly any shade of brown-or bla ok
IL desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

Mail Thi, Coupon Now.

INC kcnton rharmacal Co,
Sopp!i Bide.. Covington KY.
Encio.cb md 10 cents fto cover
ppo]Iabc ana packing. FOR ira!
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Light to Medium Rrnvn o
-. Dark Brown 10 Black
Nark with y shade wanted ana wi,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
Now Just Watch Your
Hair GrOW!''

Abundnnuy by Method That
Never FnilS. Way TO Remove
Wrinkles Positively In Few
Days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06


MISS +, A. Mo not forge, tina.
makes tho hair brittle and makes Inc
scalp dry. What YOU need is II bland
n az diN Ike sgsol which dssolyes
orous condition. II is wonderful FOR
h ets yonr II csans out the pores and
nr0usly = tcaspoonful of eGSol in Il
haf cup OF water cannot be equalicd as
q no bead a. wash ash ENOUGH for twelve sham
twenty-five cent package OF cGgol.
THANKFCL-ln trying 20 remove
at all? i, is ali Unnecessary. Any wo.
man can nov use this hair remover just
Removing supcriiuous hairs now be.
comes pleasure instead OF real
dread If you will just moistcn the hairs
with little sulfo solution which can
dollar. II leaves the skin as smooth
he obtained from your druggist for one
white and soft as before. There is no
IcddcninS or irritating, and il never
fails
MRS. NJ. McD.--I wanted 20 &c, away
from that very thing. chalkincas in
made nS of my own a' "Ta IsGs p Swra,t
Face Powder" which any druggist can
Supply you IN white, nesh or brunette,
for nifty cents.
VERY BLUE-Evcr try this formula
for making tho pores smaller and in
this way removing wrinkles? Don't
fail TO try il. II works along common
sense lines You know that wrinkles
are always more numerous in coarse
skins. This formula makes the skin
texture finer. II makes IL firm and more
plump in this way, and as "a result, in a
Few days you gee a very marked diff
ference in your appearance. Wrinkles
viii seem TO vanish. You will realize
quickly that YOU have found Il remark
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your friends. Get from your druggis,
Tor about NIFTY cents "a two ounce pack
age, of cptol for fifty cents and mix
with a tablespoonful of Glycerine in
"a half pint Of water, and the cream is
ready.
MISS WORRiED-lf YOU will sprinkle
Il little ncroNin on a wet cloth and rub
this or. the bIackhcads. YOU viii find
they VIII disappear in few moments
almost magicaily. The ncroSin can be
obtained at any drug storc.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

This will also destroy all body and per
SEPARATION odors In an amazing way. For
nifty cents your druggist can supply YOU
with tho hydrolizcd tale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

SEARCHING; = Arm-pit pcrspiration
is. OF course, very embarrassing. You
can avoid il completely by merely APP
plying hydroliZcd tale TO the arm pits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

MRS VI. McD-I wanted 20 &c, away
from That very thing. chalkincss in
race powders. so ! had n face powder
made up OF my own "Ealcska Suratt
Face Powder" which any druggist can
SUPPLY you in white, flesh or brunette,
Tor nifty cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

Catalogues Sent Free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
DAUGHTER OF PEER
WILL LEAD LABOR

LONDON. Aug. 20 Lady Cynthia
Colvlile. daughter OF the Marquis de
crewe. and y firm believer IN the
trade.uuion principle. has been elect.
ed an honorary vice president ~
the Ministry Of Pensions Temporary
staff association. registered union
For two years she worked a. an
ordinary clerk a, the ministry. and
was an organizing member Of the
association.
Il believe In a scale OF wages
based on merit alone. regardless OF
sex" she says. and | believe that
men are gradually beginning 10 re.
alize that men and women should
receive equal pay for equal work
Women should not be compelled to
give up their positions 10 returning
soldiers. when they themselves have
lost husbands. fathers and brothers
In the war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
|PROFITEER IN
COINS IS BUSY
Firms Here Abuse Discount
on Canadian Currency

Profi,oerIng of new sort was he
gun IN many Seattle business houses
Friday, when Il became permissible,
under an order issued by the clear.
ing house. 90 discount Canadian
money 10 per cent.
Not a few concerns were discount
ing small Canadian coins az much AS
20. and IN some eases. 80 per cent.
This was done In transactions In
volvinR Canadian dimes and quar-.
tiers. Some firms discounted these
two coins 5 cents. Tho discount
should have been cent on the dime
and go cents on the quarter
Canadian money was not accepted
Friday ON city street ear lines.
Speculation Grows
Tho discount 81 10 per cent was
ordered after the clearing house
learned that tons Of Canadian cur
rency had shown up in Seattle,
The reason FOR the flood ot Cana.
dian money was the fact that Ameri.
can money was at per cent premi.
um IN Canada.
HNAAfAN %Aa WV h1AA
ing tons OF American money over the
boundary and exchanging u FOR Can
stdlan currency. which WIS brought
back and dumped here. The speeu.
lator was able 20 sell an American
dollar In Canada for 81 0S In Cana.
dian money. which he could put into
circulation here al It's face value
Traffic Curbed
SO great has been the traffic In
coin that tho average bank. u was
stated Friday. had ono Canadian
half dollar for every three American
coins,
To discourage the traffic In coin.
the Seattle Clearing House assocla
ton rctaliatcd BY taking $40 out %
every 500 In Canadian money which
appears In Seattle.
The Disappearance OF Canadian
coin, as a result Of this procedure.
win be complete within n week. off
cials of tine clearing house sam Fri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29

NEW YORK. Aug. ie.--tunited
Press )-oniy lat more days before
Christmas.
SO the toy makers. the candy
manufacturers. the fiction writer's
and illustrators. and all others In
partnership with Santa Claus. are
working at top speed TO get their
wares ready for the holiday season.
The toy factories. humming with
industry. are turning out the most
varied assortment OF Amusement de-
vices in their history--but anything
OF martial nature is banned. The
manufacturers are proceeding on the
theory that youngsters, az well rs
their elders, are tired OF war.
Santa Claus newest partner APP
pears to be Japan. Dealers said to.
day that country viii run close
second to the United states in turn.
ing out toys. The question OF
whether Germany and the saint will
resume diplomatic relations appears
TO be am open one. Most dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
IF THIN AND
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE
NethfaE tike rtsfu uttre-rhesrhsts
60 Fut On FIRM. uesitsy ficsh
aad 60 Increase >freeGh,
NtHsr aud Nerve fsrce

when one stops 60 consider the
host 81 thin people who are search
Ing continually for some method ov
whteh they may increase their nesh
20 normal proportions by tho ming
out ef ugly holiowr, the rounding
III OF protruding angles with the
attendant bloom Of health and at
tfaettNeness. tt Is no wonder that
many and varied suggestions along
this limo sppcar from time To time
an public print,
While excessive thinness might be
Attributed 60 various and subtle
causes IN different individuals. " 4.
q well known fact that the lack ~
eufftcient phosphorus IN the human
system - very largely responsible
for this condition. Experime nts on
humans and animals by many set.
enHsts have demonstrated beyond
question - doubt that q body den-
cient In PHOSPHORUS becomes ner-
vous. sticky and thin, noted su-
thor and professor in hts book,
.'themtstry and Food Nutrition.
Published tn 1918, says.
that the amount OF phosphorus re-
oufred for the normal nutrition or
man is seriously under-estimAted IN
many % our standard text books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
Prince of Wales
Meek Over Honor

LONDON. Aug. 2a.--The Prince
OF Wales hasn't any exalted idea OF
his own Importance. lie showed this
when made ''Benchcr OF the Inn
and presented before the lawyers OF
England in the traditional gown.
which failed to cover his embar.
rnssment
II cannot pretend that It makes
me learned in the law. in fact. |
feel rather magrificentiy camou.
tagged. hut do want you all to
regard my entry here as symbol
OF my desire TO study and to asso.
ciate myself with the great legal
institutions on which the stability
and welfare OF our great country so
largely depend"