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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-09

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appreciation of the men who served the nation by bearing arms.
 Thus far it has been definitely de- cided to present each returned serv- ice man with a certificate of apprecfa- tion signed by the mayor and council men. Other stunts though, must be provided and in all probability the day will be filled with a varigated assort- ment of sports 1nciudIng baseball, box ing and at night big dance will prob ably be held. A dinner or a barbecue are other features contemplated.
 During Governor CampbelIs brief stay in the city yesterday afternoon Mir. Egan made an attempt to get the governor to come here for the celebra- tion and give a speech of welcome to the boys but the governor had made previous arrangements to speak in Prescott on the Fourth and as a result some other speaker of statewide prominence will be sought to deliver an address and pay fitting tribute to those men of the Warren district who answered the call.
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GABY'S JULIET IDEAL

Gaby Deslys, wIlo mas gained in ternational fame as a creator of beau tiful and striking dances, and who is now achieving distinction as an emo tional actress, has for years aspired to interpret the role of Juliet. This may seem strange to those who have seen Gaby when she popularized her self in America as the star of Stop! Look! Listeni" the New York sue cess from the Globe theater, in which she appeared from coast to coast with Harry Pitcher; but, nevertheless, even before she began her stage career, she was fascinated by Shakespeare's immortal creation.
 "I have read the most beautiful of love tragedies over and over again" said Gaby recently, land I have wet the pages with my tears. In all of the great dramas of youth, sof love, and of exquisitely beautiful senti- ments, there is none to approach this not even the work of any of our great masters of French fiction.
 Juliet was a dreaming child and a profoundly loving woman in one character - the universal ideal. Ana let me tell you, though some of my friends banter me on my ambition, every woman, no matter what her temperament might be, sees in Juliet some supreme quality of what she
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stage and screen, than any other lead- ing man il motion pictures. Among Ais mos: successful portrayals on the stage were Tn the chief supporting parts in "The Thief" with Margaret Ellington, Little Duchess" with Elsle Janis. Brown of Harvard" with Hen- ny Woodruff, "The Builder of Bridges" with Kyrle Bellew, Mid Channel" with Ethel Barrymore, Mime. Rosita," with Fritzi Scheff, "The Million" with Irene Fenwick, The Case of Becky" with Frances Starr, Governors Lady, with Gladys Hanson and Emma Dunn, Kitty Nc Kay" Country Cousin," etc.
 In motion pictures MT. O'Brien made his first appearance opposite Mary Pickford in Poor Little Peppina." He later again played lead to Mary in 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" His
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thinks she herself possesses. f
 That I am not selfish in claiming all of these things myself I will say that Juliet, the eternal, is the em- bodiment of every woman-but every woman is not the embodiment of Juliet"
 It may be that Gaby Deslys is we'll on the road to the realization of her ambition, for, she has the strongest emotional part of her career in the latest Pathe Special Feature, ''In- fatuation," a screen rendition of Mar eel L'Herbier's delightful romance, produced in France by. the Eclipse company and directed by Louis Mer- canton. It will be shown at the Grand theater.
 To Gaby's developed emotional power MT. Mercanton bears enthus- iastic testimony and he speaks with the highest authority, for it was he who directed Sarah Bernhardt in Mothers of France" and the splendid screen presentation of Queen Eliza beth" which was shown for a sue cessful Broadway run at Daly's the ater under the management of Daniel Frohman. Mir Mercanton was also stage director for Sir Herbert Bee bonn Tree, at his Majesty's theater, London, and is now devoting his en- tire skill to directing the Eclipse pro- auctions.
 "Gaby Deslys, in Infatuation,' |"
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MASS MEETING FOR
 JULY FOURTH FETE
 TOMORROW EVENING

Tomorrow night a mass meeting will be held at the city hall at s o'clock for the purpose of making defi. nite arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration of welcome to the re- turned soldiers, sailors and marines, recently launched in earnest by Tom Egan, secretary of the Commercial club, who is being assisted in the ar engagements by committee from the Business Mems association.
 The meeting will be open to sugges- tions from everybody and it is the wish of those who have charge of the arrangements that everyone who can do so attend and offer their sugges- tions on what they think would be a fitting testimonial of the communities
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engagement following closely upon the signing of Niles Welch and other play CTS under long terms contracts, is in accordance with the Famous Players Lasky corporations policy. Only players of established talents and popularity are being signed for such engagements, artists who have dis played exceptional ability that is in keeping with the general standard of Paramount and Aircraft pictures.
 Adv.
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EUGENE O'BRIEN IS ELSIE FERGUSON'S
 NEW LEADING MAN
PLAYS PPosITE AIRCRAFT STAR IN "UNDER THE
 GREENWOOD TREE"

Eugene O'Brien, well known actor, is Elsie Ferguson's new leading man and he will be seen here for the first time in Aircraft pictures in her latest picture, Under the Greenwood Tree" at the Lyric theater today.
 MT. O'Brien has proDably appeared with more prominent stars both on the
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The most important news from all parts of the world Is flashed by telegraph direct to The Reviews office. It is all ready for you at breakfast time.
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says he. has achieved a height Of dramatic and emotional expression which gives her place among the really great artists of the screen and the stage. Juliet! Who knows? Why not?" Adv
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JAGGERS-WALLACE OIL

We have given this the closest possible nvesgato have deal of money through our repro sentative making personal eXaminaton-takng photC gaphs-and in checking up their properties Our last wir Fort WOrthwhich this afternoon-reads fo lows
 Ranger, Texas s:3o p. m, May t4th, 1ets' Dunbar & Go, Fl Paso.
 "Finshed pictures Jssgers-WaIace oil Ranger. eres stuff Shows flow clean derrick" JAGGERS WALLACE sold on the Stock Exchange $S25 and should sell higher odaywe look for $0OO share within next few days. WIRE YOUR ORDERS A OUR EXPENSE ON JAGGERS.WALLACE-make orders marketand will buy $500 possible and will co firm by wire
Evening journal., 1919-01-16
With The Pdraqraphers

The Grandmother OF the Russian revolution is on her
to the United States We hope she isn't bringing the
kid along-Detroit News
The German people seem to be obsessed with the idea
that the wars closing ceremonies include banquet for
them.-El PasO Times.
Now that the is there are many persons In
this country who would like to hear the reasons OF
President Wilson for humiating General Leonard Wood
Los Angeles Times.
The with which Lloyd George or NJ Clemenceau
get vote Of confidence at any time would naturally
strike visiting President xtraordinary-Ceveand
News.
burned child avoids the flame, which shows that
the youthful mind is susceptible 10 Instruction but the
old pacs and advocate Of unpreparedness out again
asking the old question he propounded before the
Where there any enemy that could possibly op-
pose usG"-Columbus Evening Dispatch.
AS the American Telephone and Telegraph Company
is assured Of Its eight cent dividends under Govern
ment assumption OF the property, its interest In
Buressons experiment may be less keen than that of
the Government and the taxpayers The service was
taken rather belatedy measure but as the
recede5 in the background the period OF Govern
ment retention Of control instead OF diminishing In rea-
tive proportion appears to be disposed to expandNew
York World.
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sian state. Nor does Great Britain's
interest lie that way. And the failure
OF the Allied concert to produce an in
telligible Russion policy offers an ex-
cuse to those States which are not es-
pecially concerned In saving Russia
from her own weakness.
The United States is not without
blame for the lack of military and po-
litical cooperation in Russia. Our gov
ernment long delayed approval Of an
expedition TO relieve the Czecho-Slo-
vaks. The Allies have, in fact, merely
drifted along. Now they face the di-
lemma of lighting Bolshevism in ear
nest or asking 1t to parley.
II is an unpleasant predcament. But
II is the logical outcome of a program
of negation. II the "bloody and disor-
derly tyranny" Of Lenine and Trotzky
now receives a certificate OF tolerance,
that condescension will be due to long
continued lethsrgy and indecision in
Allied councils.
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The Thwsrting of a Beautifully
Simple Idea of Democracy
tFrom ihe New York SUM-

As the regular sessions of the Peace
Conference begin In Paris one thought
must occur simultaneously TO all Amer
leans interested in the proceedings
there.
How much simpler-how infinitely
simpler would be the dlalectical and
political and clinical and ethical task
before Pres dent Wilson as the sclf-de-
tormined Fourteen Points if the United
States Senate. in October last, had en-
Enthusiastically adopted the resolution
offered by the Hon. James Hamilton
Lewis instead OF burylng that mo-
mentous proposal In an obscure pigeon
hole OF a committee room.
Think what would have been the adj
vantage OF President Wilson's position
could he have presented at the confer
ence table this blank check Of au-
thorlty:
Resolved. That the Senate. having
complete and fui confidence In the dis
cretlon, judgment and patriotism Of the
President indorses and approves what
ever methods he may employ TO achieve
the result OF victorious peace and the
establishment OF the principles for
which the United states OF America en-
tered the war, and indorses such deter
mlnatlon as he shall reach as TO the
manner best calculated to preserve the
dignity Of the nation and its complete
vndcation in the contest between tho
United States and its associates In the
war between these and the Imperial
German Empire and its allies"
In the last lines Of Senator Lewis's
resolution the English Is a ttlne in
secure, as sometimes happens in the
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THE RED POWER
tFrom tho New York TrIbune.)

Shall Bolshevlsm be fought, quaran-
tined or talked to2 That is the ques-
tion now distracting the sane nations
OF the world.
Never since the advent OF the Boil
shevist regime have the Allies had a
Russian policy. Practically all that
has been accomplished in checking the
spread Of Lenine and Trotzky's power
has been due TO the purely providen-
tial CzechofSlovak Intervention. An
armed force Of fine soldierly quality
suddenly dropped from the clouds.
saved Siberia and established an Al
lied front west Of the Urals.
The Allied governments applauded
this mlricle. They could realize the ad-
vantages Of military intervention
which tended TO keep vast regions Of
Russia still pro-Ally. They knew that
Lenine and Trotzky were thoroughly
pro-German and anti-Ally. The sort OF
government which Lenine and Trotzky
had set UP was an enemy OF clviliza-
tion, along the Hohenzollern or the
Hapsburg autocracy. A satisfactory
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is 1T MOVING BACKWARD?

~ EAR after year there has been in Delaware and
other States persistent crusade against cigarettes
Notwithstanding that the Of tobacco in that form
seems to be the increase.
Ocial advices from Washington state that 390000O0O
cigarettes produced in the United States last year
and so far as the Department Of Agriculture has been
able to ascertain practically all will be used in this
country as will be- exported. This represents the
department reported four times many cigarettes as
were produced years ago.
Consumption Of tobacco in other forms deceased
slightly last year, due largely to higher prices Last
625.O0O0OO pounds Of leaf tobacco were used in
manufacturing. compared with 100000 in 1917
It seems to that anti-cigarette crusaders should
nnd food for thought in those figures. which indicate
mat their campaign IS moving backward
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on their unequal contest with the Rus
sian Red armies.
There was time--about five months
ago-when both the military and the
political power OF the Soviets seemed
to be collapsing Trotzky denounced
the cowardice of the Red Guards and
the incompetency of their officers. But
now il is estimated that the Red power
has 100000 men on the Volga front.
And II has recently sent troops into
Livonia; Esthonia and Lithuania, recap
turing Riga and Wilma.
Japan has begun to withdraw her
troops from Siberia. Lord Northcllffe
says that no more British troops WI
be sept to Russia. IL is natural for
Japan to wish TO cut out Of the Rus
sian situation. She has done her full
share to support half-hearted Allied
military Intervention. The other Al
lies have failed to cooperate efficiently
with her. Her own interest does not
lie in the recreation OF strong Rus
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rHE EGG-AN EXPLANATION.

N HERE are those who viii insist eggs egg.
Delaware grocers continue steadfast In the belief
that eggs are Fresh, Near Fresh, Almost Fresh and
Storage
Poultrymen say eggs fertile or lnfertle.
The chemist says:
The egg is combination of lechin phosphorzed fat,
phosphopins, phosphstids conslbumen, ovsmucln,
ovamucoid oyoviteen ovalbumns, glycin asnn, vain.
eucin prolln phenylaanin aspsrtlc acid. gluanc acid
sern ryosln cysrln histidn arglnn. ysn. trytophan
calcium magnesium, potassium sodium phosphorus
chlorine sulphur iron haematcgen and other similarly
well known ingredients
Now that isn't an indictment OF the egg. Rather Is
n letter OF Recommendation. You at glance
that the egg is commendable article OF food 1t ends
forever any argument against the eggs appearance
the Bill OF Fare.
In fact all egg problems thus neatly pushed into
oblivion, excepting alone
That one Is how TO get the egg2
The doar-a-dozen egg tickles the palates OF safe
blowers and multi-mionalres Few Of count
wealth by millions and most Of don't want TO be safe
blowers.
And yet most OF us like eggs fried. boiled baked
scrambled--Nhen pay the price,
Evening journal., 1919-01-16
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919.


WAR ON WASTE; DON'T WASTE VANS hhSo"No'
wv AR taught the danger Of waste II gave rise to
w sermons on The sinful garbage box. the wicked
ness OF eutony The disgrace OF gaudy display Those
sermons should be hardened 20 by Delaware men ana
women and also by Delaware boys and girls who have
reached years Of discretion.
We gathered up The fragments, lived the gospel OF
the plate patched clothes and swept up attcs
and Easements for useful junk
When this done we looked around for bigger
Job It soon bacame plain that had only been playing
with economy-that had been saving at the spigot
and wasting at tremendous bunghole
We saw two railroads doing work less efficiently than
one could do II. We saw firms using more energy to
nght competitors than to produce goods We saw de-
yeries duplicated un streets were crowded and busl-
ness delayed. A@ N
We saw labor in chaos. hunting and missing Jobs
that were in turn hunting and missing them. We saw
streams Of passing through plants and few stay
ing to work We models multiplied In pure per-
versty Of diversity.
We saw idle acres and idle in famine struck
world We saw all these things while the nations life
hung upon Its power to produce efficiently and use
economically
Nearly half our war work was the abolition Of waste
in a system OF which had been boastfully proud
Boards and commissions without number created
10 compel combination and cooperation where COM
petition had been compulsory.
We forbade duplicate service. discontinued trade
competition and reduced the number Of rival models.
we told manufacturers many styles of Shoes stoves,
hats beds other articles could be made The manu-
ioc,urers liked this well that they complain
ing because the restrictions are removed.
The national government called in employers and
told them how to hire and nre without crlminally
wasteful Tabor turnover" When employers dull
Of understanding school established to teach them
their business the employers propose to continue
the school at their expense
We had only just begun the job. but untold millions
Of dollars Of waste eliminated
We are going 10 need those untold millions in the
future. TO meet the debts and the social work
that VIII be required to make democracy safe for the
world We will need other untold millions that can be
saved by the improved methods Of production and
economy that We learned during the war.
We think most Deawaroans viii admit that the most
wasteful OF all junk piles would be one into which we
should cast the lessons the has taught.
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utterances which flame forth at times
from that superheated braip; but the
thought behind the language was as
crystal clear as the purpose theerof
was unmistakable.
With this complete abdication OF Its
constitutional powers in the making Of
treaties binding upon our Government,
This unqualified surrender to the Exc
cutive OF one of the most important
OF the Senates functions, there would
indeed have been established for the
United states a new ideal Of democracy
"a simple and beautiful and easily
working democratic government OF
onel
And how wonderfully, we repeat, the
Presidents work at Paris would have
been facilitated. No thought OF what
might be done to the treaty by the
ratifying power at Washington would
then have embarrassed him in formu-
latlng and prescribing and enacting at
Paris any sort Of league OF nations
which commend Itself TO his intelli-
gence and enterprise; even though the
American people thereby found its
Monroe Doctrine sent to the dogs, an
essential part OF its sovereignty vested
in council Of foreign Powers, and our
republic tied up in debating society
with small peoples who don't think as
we think, don't see as we seeS don't
reason as we reason.
The Lewis resolut'o on, however, Ia not
in President Wilson's hands at Paris
as the credentials OF unlimited au-
thorlty II is yet In its pigeonhole at
Washington.
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world peace was unthinkable while
any one Of these three tyrannies con-
tinued IN existence. ...:.-
Yet the Allied Powers lacked the viii
and vision to deal energetically with
the Russian question. They reacted
emotlonally TO the Bolshevlst enormity.
But they were very wary about COM
mitting themselves to war against the
Soviets. Japan furnished the bulk Of
the troops for an expedition intended
to relieve the CzechO-Slovaks But this
expedition simply cleared Eastern and
Central Siberia. The Czecho-Slovaks
were left west Of the Urals to carry
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IDEAS OF HuMoR HAVE CHANGED.

Slr, LU" isn't joke But II was In 1889 and 1890.
II A. B. Frost. then a noted cartoonIst. drew a
picture OF whole farm family i'll, heads tied up and
doctor In attendance named IL "That burned Innuenzy
and made everybody laugh
Whisky was favoriie remedy then as lemons
are.
Dr. Cyrus Edison said kissing spread the disease and
the people laughed some more
Now they know kissing is no laughing matter in a
anu" epidemic
Neither Is the "nu"
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A HUNTED HUNTER.

oADING his double-bsrreled blunderbuss with CATCH
l. phrases Ham Lewis went cunning for big game re-
Gently In the persons Of Senators Lodge and Knox.
It Is reported that the recol knocked tho dandy and
transient Senator from Illinois clean from under his
scented peruke.
ship of Stale hanging far out the Fourteenth
Principle and gratefully avallng himself Of the free
dom OF the seas
The Senate convened per schedule.
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GEMS OF THOUGHT

From heaven descended the precept: Know thyself
:-:-:-:
No man doth safely rule. but he that hath learned
gladly to obey.
---.
He who has imagination without learning has wings
but no feet
:-:-.
He is safe from danger, who is his guard
when safe.
Every crime will bring remorse to the who
mitted it.
:-:-:-:
Life is short yet most men outve their good nten-
tons - 90 ~
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Our advice 10 Donhauser, the German aviator who
shot down and killed Quentin Roosevelt is that ne give
up his project OF coming to this country settling down
and seeking to become American citizen While he
killed young Roosevelt in fair light the fact Is that
nc Killed him. and American viii care TO shake his
blood-stsined hand. It win be much better for Dom
hauser he remain in his native land where the killing
OF an American is regarded virtue and not a crime
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II the police arrest the brute who lured a i2year-
old girl to the third floor of a business building in
Shpley street the pretext that he wished her to carry
package for him and then assaulted her. the Delaware
courts may be depended upon to deal with him merc
lessly Every possible effort should be made 10 appre-
hend the brute TO the end that the extreme penalty Of
the law may be inflicted upon him.
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commendable activity against dope" peddlsrs con-
tnues to be displayed by Chief Of Police Black and his
men. Every Wilmngtonian owes it 10 our commun,,v
TO give to the police all possible assistance in their
fare against this class of criminals which preys
lessiy Of the unfortunate elements in our
nnnnation Such mscreants deserving of no mercy
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A DESERVED INCREASE.

NJ one who has followed the course Of the Red Cross
during the war and the armistice period that has
loowed It can fail to glory in the fact that Delaware
'napler oi mat organization shows gain of 25o per
cent. in membership. -
mat Is deserved increase. The fact that II has
been made is the best possible commentar, ,'ro0 ,ha
high esteem in which the Red Cross IS held hv ne,-
wareans.
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Captain BoyEd has announced that he intends to en-
gage in commercial pursuit We wager his place
OF business viii not be in the United States. Why
Won Pspen7
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Those Trotsky agents who have invaded New York
City with propaganda fund Of s5OoOOO certainly place
low value upon the loyalty Of Americas premier city
They may well their money, spend It in
pleasure seeking in the Great White Way
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Dresses VIII Tell the Real Ages OF Women" says a
newspaper headline We venture the opinion that in
formation is dead wrong and that the same old social
guessing contest will continue.
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The best argument In Delaware against continuance
Of control and operation OF the railroads
found In the In which they have been controlled
and operated by the Government
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Thirteen hundred Spartacsns killed IN the revo-
lutonsry lighting in Berlin last week. This seems to be
wde-open and disastrous season for that breed Of
German politicians.