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Restoration, Not Reconstruction
u, col. CLARENCE oUsII:V
Assistant Secretary or Ngrirultur-

least ''SS} Mf2" n'" .s our "s eli il ne
culture The-,term in,rlice previous destruction
o9 Serious injury 10 AmcrSan ar HST rmG.
Ing tn" way because Ire point has been TO pro-
Glns, a, more ar less expense OF moper pro
light desres tacr,cfore American agriculture
hr fairly said 10 be the subjcc. OF rcconstruc-
Wnat. shall he Gonc Immediately through
lcF'siaiion and appropriauoms for the ncxt is
Congress ,uon tie adV.co Of The rresi, 'f
., AerLfnltIre and it's partners, the ,agrlcu!-
We have ,,hc confident hone tina, provision
rrssss extensc orse "s aho S' 81 lnS I'm
s the bISi so Of S'eieney ana ioes surport IN
soney Who DO Dc; not measure un to the highest
H. IS tssred infy WI not serve aecep,aby un-
20 what exton, our wsr orgamization should be-
%r "boia wecd d niaf Il, 'TS"n s
&n ,!, snch and we WIN make m,staA" { VIC un
setner by Federal appropriations We may
IS altogether o,s-sided and Which does not
a nr9 n5 ,o f@T coener"'vs support
ca ! ,,"ing ~hcl, !. rot worth Eaying something
10 the fullest cHtcn,. Federal r',,ronase Win
GS Tias and G"d fl %
ej eli Ter, TO foyermmsn,a nrGsumption or lack
We are faced Win the necessity ss' OF state CO.
III Grds E" aH "
responding state aud local sustenancc may not
usurp the fs-i Farmers should look no longer
TO IN, Federal government for the continuing
exercise OF extraordinary powers in behalf OF
The farmer should he The last man to sur
rcnGc" his personals rights OF property. rs they
are ropresen,ed in tho price or his commodities.
to the "ontro! Of government. for there are
moro consumers than producers and govern
ment reflects the selfish interest of the ma
jority.
Wsarc opposed to guaranteed prices for arm
PROTECTS as permanent policy because we
would come to wholly artificial system thu ;
wouli break down With mighty crash. AEri-
culture VIII -" subject 10 the normal uni
versal economic loss that the has not
changed.
The Immediate future holds no likelihood Of
either an overpcoduction uf farm products or OF
plentiful! farm labor at low prices The coll eye
extension problems OF Inc consisted chiefly
IN srcc!!ing up he customary processes OF aGri-
cultural production in order to supply the
iarGer volume of food needed 10 overcome the
decreased production Of the countries longest
IN the var and tnc waste OF the itself.
The results were highly gratifying and are
creditahIe alike 20 the farmers and the extern
sion forces They could not have been obta N cd
without cooperation because in other way
could the necessities OF the nation nave been
brought so Intimately to the knowledge OF the
farmers. and they c1i.ld not have been obtainc.!
without the most generous and Sclf-sa fcinE
iaborS of the farmers.
To those in tho extension work the question
arises how may make the most of the ex-
tension development which effected under
stress OF
We considerably in advance OF the prog
could reasonably, have hoped 10 MAKE
under peace conditions. II will be great eco
nomic loss to agriculture if we slip hack to the
pre-war status.-Copyrght 1919.
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Bedford. Va, February "a. 1919.
rho Sunra.e Def,,t

To The Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Defcat OF the woman suffrage
amendment by the Senate OF the United
states was in no sense partisan ar
fair. Both the Democratic and Re-
publican parties split on the question.
Twcnty-four Democrats and thirty-one
Republicans voted for il. and eighteen
Democrats and eleven Republicans
against IL. The change Of single Re-
publican or Democratic vote In the
negative column would have supplied
the two thirds majority necessary 10 its
adoption.
Without Il doubt the amendment will
be brought up at the very outset OF the
next Congress. The probabilities arc
that It will pass. although so much can
happen between now and then to affect
public opinion on the question as to
make 1t tho part Of wisdom not 30 be
too rash in predictions one way or an
other.
This much is certain: the so-called
militant group" of sumragists have
long been trying the patience Of the
public. and IL in the long run the
amendment is finally defeated. these
rotorictys women can thank
themselves for wrccking their cause.
No more outrageous performance was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
News Of Fifty Years Ago
(Trom the Richmond Dispat ch. Feb. is. 1869

The revival services in progress in the Bap-
t;st churches, conducted! by I1r. Eare. the noted
evangelist, attracting the attention OF all
dcnomina lions. and the interest is, becoming
daily all o. ths week at IL ~ NJ. and at $3.50
and u. NJ
TIE Methods, sunday. School Society met at
ClaT street Church Sunday afternoon. Rev. j.
the speakers. Centenary Church school showed
the iargcgt ron of scnolars--267. and Trinity
Church s;choo! the best average attendance for
the month OF January, 229.
The ''Noblc Jeems' is on another sudden ram
water. and the stream is still rising.
Judge Meredith yesterday granted charter
20 the "Westharn Granite CO.. for the purpose
OF quarrying. working, dressing: vending and
shipping stone. The capital stock is TO be not
i'hs principal Office is to be in this city. and
the Incchanicai operations mainly in Chester
field County. The officers OF the company are
!. T. l.. Woodward, president; w NJ Woodward.
tsrdent: directors. s. $. Greene, William Wood
ward. j. Douglas Woodward ami Isaac j..
Mercer.
married. ~ the Second Baptist Church, Feb
ruary 20. by Rev. j. - Chambliss. IL. j. Echtson
man. of Baltimore, emphaticall denies that he
is com piling n history or Picketts Division of
iht Confederate army, as reported in the Lynch
hurE News.
President Iohnson's Cabinet. except probably
General Scnohcld and Mr. Evarts VIII tender
their rcaisnations OF before March 4. to
take effect that day
In the United States senate and House yes,er
day letters from General Grant and Mr.. Co!tax
were read acknowledging The receipt of tho
vote that made them President and Vice-Prcsi-
dent respectively
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There seems TO be little or no likolj-
hood OF an effort on the part OF III.
n!'nhrchs 10 return I" 'h" oil order
There has hccn tdlk ~ such m>,,..
ihHnt, but IL * not regarded az s.rt.
ors such Il reaction Is remote be
cause OF the Widespread hostility 20.
ward the Ilphcu%ollernS. first because
Of tho wrctchcdness which that rulinr:
house has visited upon Germany ana
next. because OF the EiSht Of tho whole
crew when personal danger threatened
1t. II seems. froG tho reports whir:.
nave been gathered by Representatives
OF ;hc allies that tho resentment
AGAINST the former Emperor has
trown enormously since he took 10 his
heels If he bad stood his ground
as did his ARMIES in the nc!d he might
nave been IA hero. bur when hc ran
hc forfeited the respect as we'll as tho
allegiance Of his people without respect
TO class or condition ia llic.
Most Gcrmau8 arc turning their
thoughts 10 some form OF republican,
government. The torm most generally
favored is a confederation OF state.
much on the order OF tho union in
America Each Of the German states
~ 10 have Legislature and Il Cover.
nor, rs the plan is now Drnposcd Thc.e
states arc to unto Wpon central SOW
eminent composed of parliamcn, ard
ministry Responsible ~ it n ~
also proposed to elect a president hv
system is preferred 10 mat OF America
the Germans insist upon rightly Ic-
*;rictinS til" powers or their chief
executive. Tho mower OF Prussia IN
Such confederation. undoubtedly will
be- reduced By splitting that state up
in.o number OF provinces.
industrial conditions In Germany
could scarcely be more vretched. Xii
war industries have ceased activity and
the lack Of raw materials IS prevent
Ing German manufacturers from re-
turning 10 pr"-'Nar eoudit!ons. Tbt
unrest because The lyrgsn IN l,,.,-
- unsmplcyed people. Il 81 stated
thAt thor" 49, 20 600 peoplc in JTau-
burE a,on" out Of work. IN bavaria
and other piaces the unemployed are
being supported by tbc state. often
q, INC ro'o or % MARES day The
salaries ~ petty officials. railroad rn,-
class have not boon increased. not
withg,andinr tho TACT that the pnr-
chasing power OF the mark has been
reduced probably "n" -haii
The food distrlnutiou system ha.
broken down since The armistico and
thc overthrow Of the old reEin-, As
result tho people Of Berlin and Munich
are showing uurn'stakahie aiEn- OF
rarticularlr havc become anecnlc and
cNcu tho Older people show signs OF
cmaciation and loss Of strength The
rich are ahlr 20 purchase food by paw
inE excessive prices for IT, M, the
poorer people arc suffering generally
throughou; The country.
These are the conditions which Ger
many faces - ah" begins thc slow pro
cess NJ working = stable gorri Of gov
crnncr. cut OF ihc chaos Of the MAST
fcw uonih7. TING Nation2l Assembly,
may bc expected 20 vorS fcye-ish!v tc
organize e ncw regime which wtll have
The confidence" ~ tho empire. a cor
summation which VIII, of course work
dealings wi'h Germany COR peace and
for reconstruction Gc-cral!".
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ever undertaken ~ any Erour Of rcr-
sons claiming the privileges ot citizen
ship than the recent attempt o. ;hcS"
ncY on the pavement ira front ~ tn"
White House. Had ulcn Attempted
such thing they wou,h hsvr been
given summarv NuniShircai at tEr
hands or he law. II. indeed. they were
not robbed h"forc the police could
protcc: them rhesc women. however.
seek the sabbath DAY. and the day be.
fore the Senate is TO votc on tho SUI
fracc question. TO stage thiS latest
piece Of iawlcssn"sS ana indoccrcy
And when IL is realized that the
President wont in person before Con
gross and urged The pursagc OF tho
suffrage amendment. we can only con
cludc, after all that il is not tho jail
these women need but a lunatto
asylum. lEFFEkSoNlAN
Richmond. Va. February 10 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Thrrr l. II stream.
~ lti:Nit

There is stream that rises in
The roch homo cC the edclweiss
Winds tortuously and weaves it's way
Through summit SHOWS and clinsing ice
i>"cnS "n its course Unchoscn, TO
Tho galley, broadening as ii runs
.\rd ioius the river. rushing on
Through winic, blasts and summer suns
Like ife itself the little stream
Springs all mystcriously from that place
Whoso'aocrcts arc unso!vablc;
like lie. begins lis baby race
Cl, paths uuchoscn--sha pes its course
by what may intercept. and so
BUSHES a helpless, growing thing
r" that FAR greater thing below
Like 'ne, i, joins it's river and
IS lost IN countless other streams
rs some raj. vision or the night
Is but some part Of other dreams;
Like !iie. So"S reck less on it's course
Meeting it's enciny ard friend
And driven ny each circumstance
FLOWS ON 90 its predcstinch end
md 50 shall lie. and so shall streams
ANA 50 shall hopes aud dreams now on
tNul inc moons ana stars arc cold
i'nt.i IN. Night becomes the Dawn:
Aui ~" proud rcmics. painting toys
IN piaying in our sands VI fate
ShalI iIst as Needless go. uht!i
Asa;N@c!. We see the open Gate!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
Voice Of the People.
Letters must give the name and adj
orcNs OF tue writer. Name VIII not lie
published II writer 80 requests


10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sill was Interested ia the notice
published a few days since OF the death
o. That gallant officer. General X; -
! onnSion, whom II WAS my privilege u
know personally soon after close OF
inc War Between the States. Tn. no.
tcc Is in error as TO the place OF his
nativity. lie was born and raised in
Lincoln county. in North Carolina. tho
same county being the birthplace of
Generals Eamscur and Iloke. General
Johnston practiccd his profession, law.
Tor several years after the war at
Charlotte. y. g, and then Joined his
trothcr Joseph +. Johnston, who had
some years before preceded him TO
Aiahama. and already had become
prominent IN the politics OF ;ha; state,
and in time became its Governor and
United states Senator.
kamscur and Hoke were made ma Ior-
generals before becoming twenty-scvcn
years OF age. The first named sacr.-
need his lie October 10. 1864 III an en-
t-aNor with his sadly depicted division
ic save the remainder OF Early's army,
which was IN tuli retreat. from Shcri-
dams thousands OF fresh troops
lloke and Johnston were recipients
of numerous severe wounds. but lived
10 pass their fourscore years.
q. G. RICHMOND.
Bedford, Va, February u. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

the war. giving rise TO wonder what gov
ernmcnt is for anyway" AS one looks back
over the history of country for many
decades before the war he must admit that
Americans have been simply tho servants of
cXred!oncy opportunities being blown hithcr
hnd thithcr by each passing wind of public
opinion or stirred into action, sometimes good
and sometimes h&d. By organized propaganda.
Ih"y have pursued no definite plan, have
had no certain ends to accomplish aud have
boon lacking in vision OF tho future
Tho war has awakened them from their
mental idieness. and from the shock of battle
must arise good things, not alone in gen
ecal Tor the world, bat in particular for our
own people. They have few pct plans for
the welfare OF the returning soldiers but
yet await tho clarion call OF a constructive
statesman who aims to better the condition OF
The poople as whole.
britain is ahead OF us in this rcspcct
King George in opening Parliament called
nttcltion To poverty and unemployment which
existed before the war. lie declares that
thcy were ''romcdabc evils and tina, the
Eritish government will set to work TO SEQ
mat they q" not exist again. Some such set
PURPOSE should become Il dominant force in
our American government today. With 4
country wonderfully blessed by nature all
classes should prosper and live in peace good
VIII ana comparative plenty. Useful wealth
should be encouraged. but that wealth which
Is Il Grain on the nation and Il companion or
IdIcno&s should be controlled and regulated
50 rs 10 make II impotcut TO do harm, More
encouragement should be given to private
initiative IN business, and every man who is
willing to work should be given the oppor-
unit /" do SO. even iC the government has
10 furnish the employment. And these things
arc not difficult or accomplishment. and will
iead 10 That reconstruction OF society based
on Justice and lair dealing, which will usher
III better era
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The I.nNt reference.

Worc Not inclIncd 20 sloat OF Keep nagglng
o. anything. bui VIC can't help, just once more
rcprintinE some OF the famous sayings of The
All-illghest AMI his Gang. to-wi,:
'rhc americans are pigs They won't fight"
Americans have no patriotism; they worship
the dollar"
'Americans can't gct troops by our U-boats."
"I'hc Ems lsh can cross the Channel"
&c fcroci"us Ike the Huns OF Attila"
II VIII stand no nonsense from America after
the War"
Honest didn't start it: my political assoc!-
atcs Hucal.cd IL me-!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Expenditure OF $lS,oO0,0CO,o0o year.
"hcn only short time ago the nrst billion
dollar Congress created CONSERVATION, en-
phasiaes. as II never before has been en-
nhasizcd, The urgent necessity OF national
budget system, There would have been a
budget system years ago had not Congress
IN lis jealous fear that some OF its moth
eaten rights would be trampled on, baked
and defeated enlightened public opinion But
.!H opposition cannot delay the coming of the
budget much longer Government cSpenses
have attained such dizzy heights that tho
peoples demand for rigid economy and the
substitution of modern business principles for
The antiquated pork-barrcl methods must be
needed There arc signs already that Con
grees seca the handwriting on til. wall, and
the chairman Of the House Committee on An
prnpriatione has taken Inc lrst step toward
The creation OF commission to study and
report on budget eyste1n. When that corn
Stniaeion gets dcwD to work il Will mud it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Germs and Germans Much Alike.
tCopyriHht AHA 10y National Newsuau., S,rvir.,

There are some harmless germs. as the Tactic
aeid hncili H., which produce the natural SQUIRTING
fight, as the typhoid germs which in wade the
m m9'f n sfis!e There n Sr the pnicnts blood
honest night. and these generally resort to
poisons. just as the Huns did Yprcs.
The germ OF tetanus uockjaw) Is such
cnt in tho droppiugs from most domestic and
many wild animals. viii live for months u
years in the soil. II favorabio opportuniiy
abrasion or hruise of the victims skin occur
ring in an accident in the street. garden. barn,
jured par. ir the tissues have been crushed
, or torn or otherwise Injured sufficiently to IA
g,aintain itscii. Eut If there is 40 dead or dy-
ing tissue in ihe wound. no foreign substance,
trance.
iut while the ioeNiaw, germ is a poor fight
producing poison. Indeed. the poison or tIxi
produced by the germ quickly spreads through
time afte" all the lockjaw germs have disap-
pcarcd.
, Anothor ssrm; much like The prusslans is tho
bacillus or diphiheria This germ seldom in
vadcS the blood or the general system but
merely gains footjls; n the throat or the nose
and from, That base manufactures and pours
mn" IN" blood stream its poison. the diphthcra
tcxin. which is the fatal element or ,iipht heria
aud not tho DAMAGE done to tho throat,
Fortunately. medical science has .tntidotcs
Tor both the luVk!aw and the diphtheria poi-o.is,
IN no instances fnr as he records show
has l"cniaw developed "a comp lea ton OF an
miniEtcrcu within 'cw hours after tho injury.
And as for diphthcra, tho disease could scarce
nizcd aud treated VIII, nr,.n 80
Of anti-drhtherjtic serum ,anjitoNin, try-
"n infant or young child IL, scarcely JuStinablc.
aud 49, a rule the nr5t dose should bc two or
,,nn tim@; az large and 'h"n one dose VIII
tered. and too little is ofi.n given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

One trouble with the Bolshcvsts is 'hat
they viii not stay bought They sold out
10 tho Ham at Brcst Ltoysk, and now they
arc reported ready and ANXIOUS 10 sell TO the
allie; ~ Princess Islands. Should thc allies
buy they Immediately would begin looking
Abou. for another purchaser. "8usiness FIRST
in their only motto ami ,heir country their
sole stock in trade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
information Bureau.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Tho entente naval commission has jus.
visited Njcl aud ordered the German naval
administration to have all U-boats building
in tho yards there. Which will not be finished
by February u. dumped into the sea and
sunk Tho German naval staff. with smrt
artlcsSrcss in offering explanation OF their
sinister purpose. said tho work OF submarine
construction was continued to afford en-
roymonl IN jobics8 German workers." IL
that we're the motive, the jobIcss might have
been nut TO work constructing something that
could be utilized uScfully in reproductions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

EchInd the smiles of lie that Keep
The roses blooming on our way
Brhind the smiles arc tears, for VIC
Must acttcu as VIC wcnd our way.
'Tworc Better so, tor nrailcs n,ust flow cr
Cutl each buds priceless som,
And 80 the tears, refreshing dews.
Conc IN the niEht TO water them,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

CHORD Pinchot is intensely hostile TO Sen
;lor Pcurosc lie charges him with having
been responsible for Two Democratic admin
ietratiops already" Then, by all the odds
penrosc has proven himself patriot The
country should favor giving him moro rope.
20 long as his activities produce such good
results on the rebound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

s. Is. w, Farkslcy. -1hc const Inc
Of tho United States. including all i,s
Is as follows, Atlantic Coast. LIB;
CUR Coast, 1907; Porto. Rico 200; IA
cihc Coast. i.57l: Alaska. 4.l22. Ila.
waiian Is!ands. G2s, Guam so: Midway
20: Samoan Isanda. So: Northern IakSs
and rivers. SOL; Western rivers. 1914:
Philippines. 11.tH. Total, 28.9S3.
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H,sc uospi,ui at D,ois.

is large base hospital at Blois,
France. /, ia very likely that a con
valcsccnt soldier would be sent from
"a Paris hospital to the hospital at
Blois to await orders to return home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

worth its while TO examine Nirginia's new
budget plan, which Is conceded TO be model
and is being copied by many other States.
TITS salient features could well be adapted TO
the national needs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Cumming true 10 ancient form. Congress
has entered the last two weeks of lis session
Win It's business SO badly congestod that
there is not one chance IN a thousand Of the
legis!ativc snar being Strengthened out in
.uinc TO prevent the necessity OF an extra scs-
sion. So much time has been wasted III per-
icryid oratory and jockeying for political
position that some OF tho most important an
hHal appropriation measures will be left on
me unfinished calendar and other matters
vital 10 the country must so over into the
Republican hands. But measure OF con-
ISOLATION may be found in the fact that be-
cause Of lack Of time much pork will fai,
OF distribution and the public funds thereby
Will be conserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
safety lfirst.

"in uy oplnion. women began stcrrc,t the
Snorrcr
Don't express IT," interrupted Merritt the
Cautious. 'ii YOU don't care to marry ono of
en- your opinion d. csr't count and f You ever
do shcn be throwing il up to You the rest of
yn,,r
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2urNt;nns and ANSWERS.

%,4,e Turned From yellow TO Pink.-so mc-
'HU!iS have nclrc.i my little girl. She
Yellow rs q pumpkin ana had hcndachcs All tho
liic' Medicine did no good. Sonlcrsaults cured
mcr. ticr complexion - now pink and hna lthy.
rhank YOU |. H. W
HnS"t r. Inc SoIncCSau!is probably did tho
,UIy Sirl no harm. II ls doubtful whether they
ga hrr any good. The jaundicc. in children,
uSUH'iN clears M after number OF weeks. any
way. Somcrsi,uits happened to 10 thc order Of
treatment ut tho time. Testimonials are thus
founded fancy. you see
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
John Jncob Astor.

Mrs. IT. NJ. T., Richmond.-Yes. John
Jacob Astor lost his life in the III
tanic disaster. His body was among
those recovered some days after the
disaster and brought TO New York for
burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Reduction OF armaucnts will come in good
NmH but one cannot blame France and other
nations III the European cockpit for looking
- ii askance until the new plan OF peace
rcrpetuation has bccn proved abundantlv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Ulster County Gazette Of 1900.
Miss a. r. c., Isouisa.--We should
say the paper has no special value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

TELEPHONE liuBduiph 1,
Private Drsncb tsArpiinHe
connecting wiin ali sc D.i:t-
n.IttS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

-Four grand dukes slain in retaliation for
Karl Licbknecht and Rosa Luxembourg is
pretty fair exchange, when Judged by their
respective usefulness to society at large.