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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Trend of Events.

Trend of Events.
l., r. AThe budapest newspapers have sus-
pended, the stories about revolution must he
authentic. Nothing short Of real revolution
gives n newspaper man day off.
Don ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hectingly
now and then, to them that have learned to
do without 1t; and them only
he who woman's carelessy
with malice. Nor viii he countenance one
who does.
Helen Northumberland is possibility that
shall discover cartoonist who will
draw picture Of a married pair in which the
lady is least Two feet taller than her
husband
Beau Broadway-With Mr. Root attorney for
the . per cent beer, will we not have to call
it Root beer?
Walt Pulitzer--As editor. my idea of
heaven is place where the incoming subscrip-
tons outnumbor the contributions.
Bolshcvist doesn't believe in law. but
when he is yanked off soapbox by cop and
is hailed into court. he hires lawyer to de-
fcnd him.
POsthun0us Glimpse Of Famous OLD Sousc
Pnrty
THE KING OF EGYPT
IN -FOUR REELS
Movie Ad.
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Once Overs, One aDay.
The Expert Know, More

1t ia not wise plan when talking to an
expert IN any line to cndeavor TO make him
believe that you quite familiar with his
work by advancing few facts which you
Better to admit your ignorance and try to
get him to talk that you may gain some real
information valuable 10 you.
You may belong TO the class which studies a
little along many lines so as TO he able TO put
up n bluff that you Well Vcrsed in several
subjects Of which your knowledge is limited
Md isn't II "a fact that YOU positively will
not make the necessary application to enable
YOU to master comprehensive understanding
OF the subject important matter?
Foundation ia what YOU need. not tinker
like brains.
With certain persons you may be able to
pass and have the reputation OF being pro-
sort of sma.ter!ns go toward more rcsponsi-
You are bettor off to know fewer subjects
and thcm well-Copyright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Another notable conversion! Francisco
villa has become 4 friend OF the United
states. More than that, he is ready and will
ing TO shoulder his rifle and help to repel
any foreign foe who dares to invade his be-
loved neighbor to the north. With his
miraculous change of heart, that portion OF
the American people residing between the
canadian and Mexican borders may breathe
more easily after many years Of menace from
the archbandit, and he may be sure that his
services will be called for when Washington
deems them needed for the preservation of
the national safety In the meantime, Villa
should prove the sincerity Of his conversion
by quitting his depredations in his own coun-
try, ccasing his outrages on Americans who
cross the line and devoting his talents to
the unity of his brother Mexicans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

services. The lesson has been brought home
sharply during the past two years, during
which time hundreds Of teachers have left
the schoolroom, refusing longer to starvc
on meagcr wages when chance offered for
remuneration moro in keeping with their
labors. Virginia must realize that it cannot
obtain the services Of broad-minded educators
for less than common day lahorcrs are paid,
and so long as present conditions continue
the State is bound to suffer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

cause OF its intense suffering during the past
FOUR years, its associates have wanted to
crafty it in every reasonable way but they
10 not dare crafty it to the point OF making
peace which could not endure
1t is unfortunate that France cannot be
persuaded to accept tho judgment of its
friends on the question Of a league of nations.
Unless it does, it may find itself bereft OF
those safeguards which 1t is entitled to have
as result OF the victory over Germany.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
M HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Reason.

Several centuries ago
~ crime was committed in Rome.
Which attracted much attention
AT that time and was given
y scare head in the Rome Index
gentleman by the name Of Caesar.
Julius Caesar, in fact,
was set upon b. his friends
And was stabbed in the Forum
The forum being vital spot.
His best friend. a guy named Brutus,
Put on the finishing touches
They gave some sort OF excuse
At the time, we believe.
They did it not because they
Loved Uncle Julius less
Hut Rome more
But that wasn't the true reason
The reason, we firmly believe,
Was because Uncle julius.
In Grouchy moment
When he had had n dull evening
In the Appian cabaret
And things were not breaking right
Became aggrieved against humanity
And Invented the month of March
Ana put 1t in the calendar.-R NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

49,, ~ :, - ing. lie shouidcfcG his I'm
period of service. "''h s ms
E. Wells is not now. Governor Of Virginia a.,
Saturday, late in the afternoon the ~ ,i,, On
orocr was issued from General Stopc,', ~, ~
headuua?tsrS: Special Order No So: Ali th .
powers conferred Ypon the chief executive Off,
ana laws and heretofore cxcrctscd IN, ~, ION
Nisionai Governor under the rccoustruc,inn ~ ~
OF Congress are hereby devolved upon Inc ro co.
mandimS Office or the First Military Dist.i.t
ana viii. until further orders. by him he ~. ~
suincd and performed" This order viii nn AS AS
uhaiioyed satisfaction to the people OF Vr,'tni,'
10 IS 81, q g,. relief To the people OF the State To-
be only Il temporary radiance. - may
y meeting in the interest Of Genera, wan.
the nominee of the Petersburg convent io' rs rs.
Governor WAS held in llenrcU Courthouse on
Saturday There was little enthusiasm d, nj
nothing worth reporting Was done. Inv
on Saturday General stoneman issued an or
der REMOVING Kush burgess from the office Of
Mayor OF petersburg and appointing i'm his steal
General Ncwbcrry. The new appoirr, CO is nu
eX Federal officer. who served with distinct lon
IN the late war, and his appointment was recon-
mended by the best citizens of Petcrsburg Mr
burgess is the chairman Of the ReDnhl H., =
state executive committee. '''""
Isaac Rosenberger. OF Mount Jackson sbc,
andoah county: only recently married wns
killed on Saturday by tho accidental aisch, r"n
ing 90 ''-
Several Northern farmers have settled ncor
Fincastlc and gone actively To farming some
of them have bought their land and Some arc
renters of small farms. "
President Grant was too much indisposed on
suffering with severe cold. aud n large army
OF Office seekers were soroly dsappoimted 80
Ex-Prcsidcnt johnson is reported to he much
better and entirely out of danger. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Already the antitobacco crusade is taking
shape, and we are told strong organization
has been effected. Propagand before re-
ligious bodies and social uplift enthusiasts
will follow. Probably nobody will expect
early results, but nice jobs will be provided
Tor jealous revolving orators who have been
retired by the adoption OF prohibition laws to
give place TO the equally Jealous able-bodied
and revolvered policeman and special officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Six thousand Bolshevist sympathizers,
gathered in New York on Wednesday night
TO greet Albert Rhys Williams, John Reed
ana others looked formidable. but not so
i'iuch SO as the 100000 Americans who
swarmed the streets on Monday to greet tho
returning soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Why have we mo quarrel with the Ger
man people? Was it not 1.-THE German
people" who filled the ranks OF the armies and
navies that killed peoplc-frcuuentlv
treacherously and in cold blood--who sus-
tanned the Kaiser and the war. npplauded
all the horrors done in occupied territory and
hailed with cNulting glee the promise to
wiring from the conquered the last obtainablc
tribute in money, scrvitude, propcrtv and
humiliation?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Dear Roy.-Why omit the list Of famous
musical folks whose names end in m mas
much as You claim all personages have names
ending in that magic letter? How are these:
Josef Hofmann, Mabel Garrison, Alice Nielsen
Sascha Jacobsen, Leo Ornstcin, Arthur Ruben
stein Eddy Brown, Beethoven. Chopin Men
dcssohn Schumann. Haydn. Dc Koven w J
Henderson and May Peterson t. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Jc ersOn's Bible.

To tho Editor OF The Times Dis patch
Sir,-In recent letter in The Times
Dispatch one Who Laughs" Gays.
by the way. what vii! Recorder do
with Jefcrson's Bibie?" or course, the
writer Of such nonsense as this had
never seen copy CT the so-callcd
Jefferson Bible"
The title OF the book is as follows:
The Life and Morals Of Jesus OF Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
MONDAY. MARCH 81, 1919

= Another hostile Mexican general has sur
rendered TO Carranza But the surrender OF
MoXlcan general usually has string to
IT, Just as his participation in Il revolution
Tor most glorious purposes is expected to
continue only while the prospects for winning
are suspicious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Spring.

What did Springtimc whisper?
q We r!vuleiS
speed. for summers in the air.
l'rattlc. for the breeze Is warm
Chatter by the ottcr's la:r.
Hubble past the ivied farm:
Wake the primrose on the bankr
Bid the. violet ope her eyes,
Hurry in "a flood OF thanks
Underneath scrcner skics!
Norman Gain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
information Bureau.

Inquiries. regarding almost my tonic.
excepting on legal md medical sub.
jccts, are answered free. As all In
fuiries are answered directly by per-
sonal letter, a ncif-uddrcsscd, STAMPED
envelope In required. Address Tho
Times Dispatch Information bureau.
NithmOnd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Al least one OF the crew should be logkecpcr
In the event of birth death in an aircraft
I've is to enter the event in his log book ard
must notify the authorities OF tho first place
he stops.-Ncw ruling OF the AZ rial Lc sislativc
Congress-
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I,irht,-,rhird nixi.inn

MISS s = +, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unit
You mention probably ,elon.. 10 the
Lightly -thira DIVES on, which will re-
torn home IN .ADril.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
News of Fifty Years Ago
From the Richmond Dispatch, Mar. 81. 1864

I 10y. >. william Jones, OF
inn H,,.s 'on' VIII deliver his
i \ rn on i!GiiGion in the
ArniE or Northern Viz
Sinia In the First Baptist
n.,hurch tomorrow MICA,
:, ! ms lecture has been high-
=! COMMUNICATED bv he
press where it has hnnn
nriiNcrcd. Mr.. Jones 10
i,H.hGcd 10 tho Thirtccntb
NirSiHii KcginicG.. and
vas connected with Inc
{ confederate army rrn,, ~, ~
ION Of April. 1851. ,n ~ 'o
~. 'ciacr at Appomattux.
IN u 3ough nXcmp; az
chaplain from 5ctuul G,,,,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

II is told that New York couple, just mar
ried, boarded 4 train and were SO absorbed IN
each other that the bridegroom handed the con-
ductor the marriage certificate when he called
for the tickets. This Is good for long
weary Journey said the conductor, but not
on the New Haven and Hartford Road"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Shipoads OF clothing are going from this
country TO the destitute of Europe. This &c
the charity that covereth a multitude of
skins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Gable says London has expelled rich Amerl-
can Eolshevist who is his way to the
United States. Eut il he is rich enough to have
n bathtuh in his house and has one, he is no
regular Eolsh cyist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

A. n: g.. Norfolk.-All persons who
United states in the present war are
entitled 10 $50 bonus on discharge. Go
TO your local board for Information.
You may get application blanks there
You have 10 make out Il statement of
your service, when YOU entered. where
YOU served, etc, and send this. with
your discharge papers. TO the zone
hnancc officer, Lemon building, Wash
ington. ID. {. soldiers may keep their
uniforms, As an army nurse, you arc
probably entitled to the bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Colombian II,Ie-Dou,r

Mrs. j. T.. T., SprinE GrUVe.-N Co
lonibian half-dollar has no extra value
Your other query is about legal mat =
tcrs. and is not answcrablc in this
column.
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Voice of the People.
Letters must give the name and nd.
drcss of the writer. Name will not ba
published II writer 40 Requests.

INC JOSNoOu.
Sir,-l note with much interest the
Governors proclamation for Arbor
Day. II. is such y thrilling one to all
lovers of plants and beauty.
AS president Of the James River Gar
den Club, would Ike TO urge ihe
planting OF wood-at least one iii
every yard-in Richmond. J; is the
blossom N the spring ana handsome
with berries IN the autumn, and can
be had from local nurserymen Al 4
reasonable cost.
ing has been before the club two or
three times. We would like to see the
extension of Monument Avenue planted
II dogwood as a mem95rial TO on. our SOL
forest"
The oldest living thing in the world
is a tree--it outlasts granite or marble
and the soldiers love OF the tree is
so beautifully expressed in this poem
by joyce kilncr, killed in FLANDERS:
The Tree.
] think that ] shall! never see q poem
lovely as q tree.
4 tree whose hungry mouth is pres;
against the carth's sweet Moving
breast.
4 tree that looks at Cod ali day and
hts her lcafy arms to pray,
y tree that may in summer wear y nest
OF robins in her hair.
intimately lives with rain.
Poems are made by fools like mo. but
only Cod can make q tree.
The club would like to cooperate
with the city or state In making so
beautiful a dream come true IN Rich
mond.
Guckhead Springs" Va. March %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Eight Hundred md Thirteenth Pioneer
Infantry.
@. y. NJ. H., lsouisa.--Wc are unable
{" give the present location OF this
unit.
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st. IIeIenn,

Miss J. C; NJ. Powhatan.--St. Helena
is an island in the Atlantic Ocean. be-
longing 10. Great Britain. 1t is 700
miles southeast of the Island of AS
cension. the nearest land. The area is
about forty-scven square miles. /, is
in the direct line Of ocean communi-
cation via the Cape Of Good Hope. and
many vessels make it their hating
place. The island Is an extinct VOL
cano whose crater forms the main
ridge. Many gorges, some Of them be-
ing 1000 feet deep, converge from the
walls OF the crater in all directions,
and numerous caves have hecn formed
High cliffs extend all around it's shores
to the waters edge. and there is a
good harbor. There arc many sprci-
ment OF fora and fauna peculiar TO the
island. Farm and garden produce son
Stitutc the entire wealth Of the colony
Jamestown, with about 5000 inhahi-
t;aIds.. IS the only town. Longwood.
standing on 4 high plain. The island
was discoyered by the Portuguese, the
Dutch taking possession later, and
finally II was coded to Great Britain.
The chief interest OF st. Helena con,
sists in it's being the scene Of the
captivity Of Napoleon Bonaparta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

James Lankman Is low down.-Mercyvilc
(lowa) Banner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

TELEPHONE: Randolph l..
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

BRANCH OFFICES. WASH
inEton, 1ilG New York Ave-
nue.: New York City. FIFTH
Avenue HuildinE: Chicago.
Peoples Gus Building:
rhiln,iclpliin. Colonial Trust
ISui,liiur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICA-
TONS TO The Times Dis
patch, nnd not to individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Il PUBIISliED every day in the ycnr South Tenth
street, Richmond. cIr
5if fishing Co.. Inc. Charles lIasbrook Editor and
0iuuay --'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Coat Feathers" by Ellis Parker
But!er tliouEhton Mitilin Coz. Is more
thnn funny. IT'S straight from tho
shoulder lesson in efficiency that viii
DO world Of good TO every one who
Arizona republican., 1919-10-10

The Blue Bird if off. The big Hud- son super-six entered by Cal Messner in the Fl Paso- Phoenix road race No- vember and 8, left Phoenix yester- day morning at Ii o'clock for the first round trip journey over the road. The semi final preparations are over. The big car has been tuned up, overhauled. equipped with new tires, and is ready for the most gruelling grind in the annuals of American road race his tory.
 D. D. Griffith. who will pilot the car. and Pete Billingsley, who will ride with him, were all confidence yesterday morning when they received their final instructions from Messner. They had been straining at the leash for several days, anxious to take the road anxious to prove that their faith in their mount is not overrated. The light rain yesterday morning made. it look a bit dubious, but as soon as it cleared off. and after the big tires had been given their final test, a little more water taken aboard, and a test spin taken out North Central avenue for the benefit of the press, the Blue Bird pulled up in front of Messner's place on North Central, the final pie ture taken. goodbyes said and she was off. off with a roar like an air plane. splitting smoke and anxious to he on the broad highway.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-10

of them and now has the prettiest little racing machine seen in Phoenix in many a day. She's a real car, real car" murmured Messner to himself yesterday morning as Griffith pointed her nose south yesterday morning and started for Fl Paso.
 The Hudson is the pet of the local agency. Time, without stint, has been spent in grooming it up, making it fit for the big race. In fact it has been petted so much, played with, and looked over, until they almost believe the Blue Bird has a soul The car has never failed when called upon for an emergency. They have put the best they know. of workmanship and material into the Blue Bird, and now Messner and his crew are laying back with calm assurance that Griffith is going to bring her home a winner
 Riding in the Blue Bird is like starting for Heaven out of the mouth of a cannon. When Griffith throws her from second into first it is al most necessary to take hold of the dash and hang on, for it sure does seem as if the back end of the car is going to slide forward too fast to l hold on to the seat
 Yes, it is a wonderful little car Griffith is driving. It has every change in the world to win, barring accidents and a few other freaks of fortune.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-10

Griffith has supreme confidence. In the trial spin taken out North Cen tral. the car easily made 70 miles an hour. and to tell the truth about the matter the reporter he had on board did not realize it until his attention was called to the speedometer. Not onoly that, but Griffith demonstrated that he could make 5S miles per hour in second. This gives him a wonder fully quick get away which is going to count for considerable on the desert roads, where long series of washes will force the machines to slow down to practically nothing, and then speed up prior to hitting the next hole in the road.
 Griffith and Billingsley expected to lay over in 'Bisbee last night, unless they run into some unforeseen trouble. They will go on into Fl Paso today, have the car tuned up bit and then head back for Phoenix. Upon the re- turn here, the machine will be looked over again, and then make it's final trip to Fl Paso, prior to the start of the race. Griffith is thoroughly ac- quainted with this end of the road and intends to spend more time around Fl Paso. than anywhere else
 The combination of the Hudson and Griffith makes Cal Messner, the man behind the gun. believe he has a win ner. Griffith made the car. He took 1916 motor and chassis, rebuilt both
Arizona republican., 1919-10-10
DEE KEEPERS IT
 VALLEY ARE T0
 FORM EXCHANGE
First Move Toward Organ ization of Honey Pro- ducers Will Be Made at Saturday Meeting - Jus tice to Speak

The first step toward the establish mcnt here of a honey producers CO., operative exchange will be taken to- morrow afternoon. when Charles F.. Justice representing the California Honey Producers Cooperative ex- change will speak to bee keepers of the valley at the city hall.
 All honey producers of the vaney arc invited to hear Mir. Justice speak. The meeting will take place at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon, according to the announcement of the enterprise yes- terday
 It is the plan of those taking part in the organization movement to form a cooperative exchange in this district on the same plan of the ex- change recently formed in California. The exchange is organized by the honey producers for their exclusive benefit in marketing honey, in buying their containers and supplies, in stan dardizng and grading the products and supplies. in opening up new mar lets. and in stabilizing prices. The movement is along the same general lines as that now in operation by fruit growers in parts Of the country, and is expected to be of immense value to all honey producers.
 To Reduce Expenses
 Tn addition to stabilizing prices and lettering market conditions. the organ
Arizona republican., 1919-10-10
WOMAN TAKEN FROM
 TRAIN AS NINA WAGNER AMENDS DAMAGE SUIT

Changing her complaint to include more direct charge against John G. Montgomery, sheriff of siaricopa county, Mrs. Helen Wright, who al leges false imprisonment and asks s20,00O damages, yesterday, through her attorneys, Wanslee. Sprowls and Downing, filed an amended complaint in the superior court. J. T. Miles and George Holloway. sheriff and deputy. respectively, of Pima county, are CO., defendants in the suit.
 The arrest of Mrs. Wright, which is the basis of all the trouble, occurred on the night of February 2S, in a Pullman car on an eastbound train between Tucson and Benson. Mrs Nina Wagner was the woman wanted on a charge of grand larceny
 Deputy Sheriff Holloway entered the Pullman shortly after midnight, it is stated, and, according to the state ment of Mrs. Wright, refused to be- lieve her declaration that her name was Mrs. Helen Wright. on her way to the bedside of her mother law in Matthias, Texas. She stated that she showed him the telegram sum- moning her, as well as her marriage i license bearing her name, and thai the officer still refused to believe her and compelled her to accompany hin to the ladies' dressing room. There she says. she was forced to take of her night robe in his presence and tt put on other clothes.
 At Benson she was taken from thu train and detained F hours, she al ] leges, until it was learned that sh,
 was not Nina Wagner. the woman
 wanted. She was then allowed tC 1 proceed.
 ! Yesterdays action by Mrs. Wright. attorneys followed Judge Stanfordi recent sustenance of the demurre
 filed by Montgomery's attorneys Seven days had been allotted them tC file an amended complaint. This com plaint alleges that Montgomery ad vised and requested Miles and Hollo
 way to arrest her, and that in doins this he exceeded his authority, ant acted without a warrant or complain | for her arrest.
 i By the terms of the original com 1 plaint it was only alleged lon in | formation and belief that Sherif 1 Montgomery instigated the arrest. Tn
 amended complaint filed yesterda!
 charges him directly with responsi
 bility.