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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Voice of the People
Letters must give the name and ndA
dress OF the writer. MIME Will not b1
published II writer 40 requests.
An Honor to Her sex.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-With the passing OF Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw. womRnkind in America
loses one OF the most brilliant, most
engaging. most useful, and withal. one
Of the most conservative leaders the
sex has had In three generations. There
may be others trained 10 take the place
Of DR.. Shaw: 10 step into the work
which she carried on for more than
about the contamination TO which Dr.
Shaw and her early contemporaries de-
voted the best there was In their lives.
but there Will be few with the charm
and appeal that this woman brought
TO bear.
No matter what may be the indi-
vidual conviction regarding woma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Verse C'npricus.


Doesn't 1t get your goat to think that tho man
who's got it all
Just keeps piling the gcttinEs up as long
as they roll the ball?
" ME the chap who nevs: has had a thing is
comforting his ds.,css
with the consolation that certainly he can
never have very much less.
Huh?
Doesn't 1T get your goat?
Doesn't it set your goat to know that Virtue.
its reward.
Is SO long time filling the envelopes from his
famous yellow boardo
ana 10 Know that at every turn OF the wheel.
the man who is frankly bad
Is adding 10 what he had bank the stuff
that the good man had?
Huh?
Doesn't it set your goat?
Doesn't is get your goat. sometimes, 10 know
that III Natures heart
Everything of some other thing was a great
prcdes'incd part.
ANA no matter what you may do say, the
mating of things is mixed.
Ana the only chap who Is ticklcd to death IS
the chap who is nicely fixed
Huh?
Doesn't it get your goat?
And doesn't it set your goat . think that the
world was made wrong
That the peacock. such a beautiful bird must
sing such hideous song?
And haven't you thought sometimes that you
could have struck higher
II the job OF creation left you? .
And doesn't it get your goat,
Huh?
Doesn't 1t get your goat?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Books and Authors

Letters from an American Soldier TO
HIS Father" made such Z charming
impression when published no! long
ttonaliy meritor!ous and conspicuous
service" and again for distinguish
ed and exceptional gailantry." Lieu
i i. F. ~ - ''' ~ ~
a new novel by that very delightful
writer. Julia Wilbor Tompk!ns. Is an
nounced FOR early publication. II is
entitled The startling" from S,ernes
se, out. '" cried Mrs Mrs s, st Mrs
Tompk!ns is one OF the few American
authors whose novels have spiritual
significance and are. at the same time.
popular.
Several years ago Earl Biggers
title. seven Keys to Baldpa,e." when
his publishers came to consider the
good enough or rad enough TO attract
attention. and that 1t didn't make
much difference. The book was a sue
dramatized the story, the movies grab
bed It. hair tonic manufacturer saw
It's possibilities. and now an imag!na-
out in the Rocky Mountains has opened
folders he he says a your s sion
is correct! we took the name from
full story. play and .photoplay." Big
gers apparently builded a better Inn
than he knew.
The executive head of one OF :he
M ,n.Sest eorporations In the world
son, Inc.-should know something
about the first art OF salesmanship;
and very few of the uncivilized world,
In which the results OF Edison's
genius Are no, eSplo;,sd by his com
man." Lippincotts). he gives the re
suits of his practical experience in a
form suited to the use Of young men
about to enter business. or older men
who wish to find the road to sue
training series. a unique enterprise
Of great Importance at this moment
when millions of our young men are
returning from military service with
Henry Sydnor Harrison has broken
outbreak OF the war, with small vol
ume which Is entirely unique among
his books and among war books"
when Come Back" is the title OF
gestive of the theme: A family's
poignant reawakcnng to a mans per-
sonality and spirit when the official
notifications OF bravery and heroism
arrive. Mr.. Harrlsons book tells the
story OF a man. above lighting age
and physically delicate. who felt the
call TO action so keenly that he chose
the ranks rather than home service.
killed while serving ut a, dangerous
telephone post during tho Agonne
drive. When his citations for bravery
came to the soldiers family the force
denly reborn. Hence the title, when
Come Back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06


Outside is world that has turned to green.
With rainbow spots where the gardens grow
And the clear lakes break their ripping
sheen
AS the laughing winds rock them ard fro
| sense the soul of the sweet, sweet wood
And l hear the gurgle of brooks afar.
And | want TO 60 where life is good
Where the birds and the flowers and fishes
are!
l to so out with 4 hard boiled egg
And couple of pies and coffee pot
Where the ants can marathon up my leg
And the mad bee sting me- like not!
] want to go out with a picnic bunch
And spend a day the Earth's cool breast
I want 10 things for my picnic lunch
That will give week OF the indigest
o want TO go out from the c!ty's strife
And camp far away from the restless mart
! want TO go out with the kids and the wife
And let Nature tickle my calloused heart
rcr have been shut in the busy town
Till the Willies have got me. and SO sigh
For the woods and the flowers, and sitting down
TO my hard boiled eggs and the picnic pie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Every one 10 his taste, the aged lady
asseverated when she was about to indulge
in her oscuiaiory demonstration with the
bovine party Of the second part, but it comes
with rude shock that scores of Yankee sol
dierS expect to return 10 this country with
German brides 10 whom they have become
engaged while with the army of occupation
Evidently the military order forbidding fra
terni2ing with the Huns was translated liter
ally and so did not include the schwcsters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Interesting Health Queries.
ANSWERED BY DR. BRADY.
ouest,on, md Answers.


Does Not Like Milk stopped drinking milk
thirteen years ago. People tell me my blood
VIII be poor and Will get run down III l do
back. even IL / take little in tea or coffee.
cannot bear the smell of milk. Is there not
some substitute can use? MISS c. y. T..
tables, bread and butter, you need not take any
milk.
Peroxide as Preservatve.-Some time ago
you mentioned something to drop in milk to
Keep 1t from souring. Would esteem II n favor
If you would tell me what it l do not like
20 oo'' mix unless am compelled TO-
Answer.-It is better to boil milk five min
weather If proper refrigeration is unavalable
mentioned. From to thirty drops i'm a
quart of milk.
The BeaminE Countenance-Can you suggest
any remedy TOR an oily face? II. Z.
times a day. warm. Rinse repeatedly With cool
water Sponge the skin gently every night and
ton or "A soft muslin cloth at night sponge
the skin with a solution of ten grains OF re-
mixture of equal parts of powdered sulphur,
powdered salicylc acid and powdered zinc stear-
ate but Keep the powder out OF the eyes
Back Line Fence Observation-Disclosures
mother telling her neighbor the other day tina:
she never allowed her little girl to have A bit
OF candy because she'd heard 1t made children
have worms. felt kinda sorry for the kiddie
Is the mother right. or has Aunt Sairey been
nosing round? II
Answer.--Saircy has been there all right
feet sorry for the kdde. too. OF course Sweets
and candy have nothing TO do with worms;
elders: and finally, even If n child does have
worms, II is of little consequence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Foreign I.oaps.

l.. NJ, Newport Ne~s.-The hrst
loans made BY the United States gov
eminent 10 foreign governments have
.me same rate OF Interest An was paid
by the United states government oil
us bonds. Later rate OH loans TO
foreign governments was liked at one.
quarter per cent more than the Lib
eriy bonds bear. Thus money obtained
OIL the per cent Liberty loan was lent
10 the allies at AZ per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Edition of "a nnoL

Mrs. T.. =. T.. LynchburS.--An edition
OF a book Is the total number Of copies
OF a book. issued at once. The number
OF copies In any edition depends upon
the number the author wishes to pay
for or the number he may contract
FOR with his publisher. 4 book IN its
hfty-second edition means that ffty-
two different issues Of the book hav.
been printed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

In a special election in the Fourth min
nesotai District to ill the vacancy in Congress
caused by the death OF Representative Carl
c. Van Dyke, Democrat. the Independent Re
publican candidate was elected by a substan-
tial plurality. That does not speak we'll for
Dem crat!G.- sea 'n!ent in that section OF the
country. organized Democracy will have to
look after its interests more closely If it hopes
TO carry Minnesota in the next national con-
test.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
The Mountain Roy.

The shepherd OF the Alps am T.
The castles far beneath me lie:
Here first first the s ruddy sunlight CLEANS.
The mountain boy am !!
Here is tho rivers fountain head,
] drink II from its stony bed:
"A forth 1t leaps with Joyous shout,
/ seize it.. ere IL gushcs out
The mountain boy am !!
The mountain is my own domain;
II calls Its storms from sea and plain.
From north TO south they howl altar:
MY voice Ia heard amid their war.
The mountain boy am 7.
John Uhlana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Mabel T.. Hickman. OF Reading, Pa, sues
her husband for divorce on the allegation
tina, he made her dress like an old woman"
Mabcl's age is not disclosed in the proceed
ings, but five 10 one she is in the neiGhbor
hood OF meridian. old time Youth and bloom
fear maturity OF garniture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

The British House of Commons is informed
that the difficulty experienced in finding some
one TO accept the ambassadorial post at Wash
ington is due To the fact that America has
gone dry. BY the same token, tho United
States should witness rush OF its male
population into the foreign diplomatic and
consular service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Wall Street, For or .\uaipstp

A TIER cxhausting all other arguments
against the league Of nations covenant
its enemies in the United States Senate now
nave assailed il on the ground that the inter
national banking interests of Wall Street are
It's chief supporters, have financed nation
wide campaign to put it over are the real
hackers OF the American League 10 Enforce
Peace and, therefore. the league is inherently
bad Nothing Wal! Street is for, in their
Judgment, is defensibe. Nothing Wal! Street
is against should be defeated
IL has not been great while since Wall
Street was accused OF plotting war That
horrendous outfit was held to be guilty OF
forcing TINS country into the conflict in order
'hat IL might make fabulous fortunes through
III manufacture OF munitions OF war, through
dealings in government securities and
through the general footing of the Federal
treasury But something seems to have come
over the spirit OF Wall Street dreams The
financial interests which center in that
famous avenue appear now 10 have no anne
tite for war. Have they made all the money
they want? Have they found thai Tho ,ov-
eminent takes too much of their gains in war
taxation? Have they discovered that they
are required TO absorb TOO many government
bonds? Have they found, in short that war
is not profitable enterprise for any nation
and that if they had been wise they would
have been pacifsts at any price?
Wall Street cannot he both for and against
war. II cannot be militant and pacinst AZ
the same time. 1t cannot glorify war and
still be the champion OF the league OF nations
Somebody is or has been all wrong about
Wall Street. II cannot blow both hot and
cold
AS matter of fact. the decision TO go
10 war with Germany was arrived a, without
regard for Wall Street II made no difYor
enec 10 the country whether any or all the
great inancicrs wanted war The clash was
inevitable and the nation met the issue with
out consulting any particular group OF its
citizens. The country now wants a league
OF nations. II wants any guarantee the peace
conference might give against future conflict,
and II makes no difference whether any body
OF bankers is lined up for or lined up against
the pending covenant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my topic,
excepting legal and medical sub
Jeeta. are answered free. A all In
Quiries nre ansveree directly by per-
sonal letter, u Reif-Rddrersc6, stamped
envelope In required. Addrcss The
Tim DisPateh lnfornntion bureau.
Nichmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Monthly Return. on War Tax.

Reader, Rlchmond.-Merc are
required to render returns covering the
tax collected during a given month.
and although their records shall be
Kept in such manner az to indicate
the tax received on each sale, the
monthly return shall show only the
aggregate amounts collected under each
subdivision of the law This monthly
return must he sworn to by the vender
and tiled by him with the internal
revenue collector for the district in
place OF business The return must
be filed on or before the last day of
the month following the one in which
the sales were made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Former Bishop Brown, OF the Episcopalian
church OF Arkansas. having been implicated
by letters found in the Rand School in New
York. ayows himself in sympathy with the
Bolshevists. This may be dismissed lightly
as d mere clerical error.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Charcoal Eph.s Daily Thought.

After ALL said Charcoal Eph. rumna lively.
de man dat got pass don't never enjoy dc
show lax de man dat plank down de hard
earned doah an make up he min. { git he
moneys worth. Try prune pie. Mistah Jack
SON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
SUNDAY. July :. 1919.

Considering how usual they made the
mourning garb everywhere in the world the
Huns should not mind seeing their news
pa pers announcing the signing of the treaty
with black column rules and borders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

constituency has repudiated him. II the anti
leaGuers cannot offer better than this, they
should call off their speaking campaign be-
fore IL starts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
About Allotments,

c. l. f. Stovall.--fou should write
TO the War Risk Insurance Bureau,
Washington. -. e.. regarding failure
10 receive allotments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
prepnrs,ory Cour.e,,

Reader. Philadelphia, pa,-For tho
information you want write to CITY
school superintendent Hill, Richmond.
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
The Pleasant Nnr.

I do not care for fights. for using nsts
Is vulgar. and OF such things l am chary;
Rather than focman in the lists
Just let edit his obituary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
JohnAon Va. IendeA md Willard

sport, Newport NeWs.-Jack john
son, puEilis,, fought jim Jchries on
July I. 1910, At Reno, New. and Jess
willard on April 10. 1915. at Havana,
Cuha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Giminy Crici<cts!

Madame. he said the door opened II
would like the head of the family"
Well She holicrcd. waving a skillet shoot
your putty. You're talkin' to it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Those disposed to believe that the Huns
have abandoned designs on the peace and
welfare OF this country are invited to observe
that the Bolshcvist delegates to the fedora
'ion Of labor convention were FIcrrcn Bollcn-
huber, Baum and Heller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Matrimonial No
The PIcnicker.

Listen. Crouch: Quit kicking. The hard
you pull hitch knot. the tighter it gets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Money may be filthy. as set out in com
plant OF the Plate Printers Union. hut there
arc few persons IN ihesc days Of high costs
that VII! not run the risk Of being bitten
BY germ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

How precisely At Berlin and ihcrcahouts is
bcihe illustrated the often repeated prediction
OF Scrip'nre--"There shall be weeping and
"ailing and gnashingSof teeth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

In order TO have another count in their in
dictment against President Wilson Republ-
can Senator'S insist that Henry White. OF the
peace commission. is not a Republican,
White says that he has always been a Re-
publican. and in support OF that statement
il is fact that he served by appointment
under the last three Republican Presidents,
being referred 10 by President Roosevelt one
time as America S greatest diplomat. SO. de-
spite the denial OF these Senators, White is
a Republican but not a dog mean Republican
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
To XIII Trees

J.. F.. r. Sparta.--To kin trees so
they VIII not sprout. cut through the
bark all around the tree at 4 heirht
OF, say; three feet above the ground.
ing downward below the cut Now
take hold Of the loosencd bark and
peel II down to the ground: just drop
tree This may he done in Nav. or
later hut must be done while the bark
VIII peel freely. Some say sprouts
ihem close In July or August, but II
you nave very many of them get few
EU "a or sheep and they will peel and
kili thcm when pastures get short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Peroxtde as Preservative.-Some time ago
you mentioned something to drop in milk to
keep IL from sourinG. Would II favor
II you would tell me what it l do not like
TO boil milk unless l compelled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Greek Catholic Church.


-. S. S.. Hopewell-The Greek
church has no continuous history like
me Latin or the Protestant. She has
long periods of monotony and stasna-
Ton; she Is isolated from the main cur
rent OF progressive Christendom; her
languages and literature are little
known among Western scholars; she
mas more interest for the ANTIQUARIAN
and traveller than for the historian
and philosopher. Yet this is the old
est church in Christenden. The Jews
were indeed converted before the
Greeks. but the Jewish Christian
churches passed over into the Greek.
and the majority OF the original Jews
ish converts we're Greeksh Jews or
Hellenists. The Greek church still oc-
cupies the sacred territory of print
tive Christianity and claims most OF
the apostolic sees. as Jerusalem. An
tioch. Ephcsus and the churches
founded by Paul and John in Asia
Minor and Greece. All the apostles,
with the exception of Peter and Paul
labored and died In the East From
the old Greek abe inherited the Ian
guaGe and certain national traits OF
character, which she Incorporated Into
herself, also much OF Jewish and
Oriental piety. She produced the frst
Christian literature, apologies of the
Christian faith. refutations OF here
ties. commentaries OF the Bible. sor-
mons, homilies and ascetic treatises.
The great majority Of the early
fathers. like the apostles themselves.
used tho Greek language. Her palmy
period was during the first Ave CEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Just as Senator la Toilette dscredited
RepnbAcan' is finding himself ruled OF the
Chautauqua circuits 50 is Senator Reed. re
pudiated Democrat. discovering that his popu-
larity has "ancd almost TO III" point of cy
tinction When IL was proposed TO invite the
latter TO address the Georgia General AS
sembly on the league Of nations that body
promptly and overwhelmingly signiAed bv his
vote that it had no wish 10 honor tho man who
had dishonorcd his party. IS the Missouri
statesman travels through The South he will
continue to ind that opposition to the presi-
dent in this particular matter Is a, low chh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

TEI.EpIOSS: Randolph 1.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with nu depart
n1entS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
inston. lil6 New York Ave-
nue.: New York City. Fifth
t,cnur building: Chicago.
Peoples Gus BlnluiII;
Philadelphia. Colonial Trust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

ADDRESS ALL COMMrSlCA-
TlOSS to Tho Timcs-Dls-
path. and not {" individuals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-23
MASSACHUSETTS PARTY
PURCHASES BIG WALDO
HILLS ORCHARD TRACT

A farm in the Waldo Hills was sold
Thursday which is to be developed into
a walnut, prune and filbert orchard,
showing that even investors as far east
as Massachusetts are looking towards
Oregon and the Willamette valley.
William Everett Shaw Of Campello
Hills, Mass, has purchased the 1l5-acre
Witzel farm in the Waldo Hills, 1tn
miles east of the asylum farm and
miles southeast of Salem as an irvest
ment.
The farm has 10 acres in cultivatio6
with good farm buildings and lays in
the hills where the land is especially
adapted to the growing Of nut trees and
fruits.
Knight Pearcy, who has developed tht
Skyline prune orchard the past five
years, has been engaged to- develop thi
farm. Mr.. Pearcy, five years agos con
tracted with G.. W. Noble of Toronto
Ontario, to develop the Skyline orchard
and later took the contract to handl'
the Robinson property seven miles soutl
of the city.
The Witzel farm is regarded as oa'
| Of the choicest tracts fn the Waldo Hills
The new owner. will be given possession
at once. The transfer was handled y,
lW. .H. Grabenborst & Go. M. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-23
Milton, Driving Duesenberg
Racer, Captures Elgin Road
Classic Ouer 3OI- Mile Route
Anxiety Increases Over
Fate OF Ayiators Lost
In Southern California

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 2a.-Anxiety
over the. fate Of Lieutenant Frederick
Waterhouse and Cecil H. Connolly, ar
my aviators from Rockwell field, North
Island, increased today after another
day and night Of fruitless search. All
day yesterday other airnlanes, manned
by brother Officers, flew between here
and the Imperial county line seeking
trace of the De Haviland plane with
which the young flyers left Yuma
Wednesday noon.
Reports from Calexico said that
members Of the Eleventh cavalry had
Iseen plane cross the border and head
south about $3.50 on Wednesday. Anoth,
| er theory is that the machine may have
been forced to land on the mesquite
covered slopes Of the Jacumba noun
tains with consequent injury to the
flyers and wrecking of the machine.
The country around Jacumba, Sc
miles from here, is rugged and with
but very few habitantions. The search
by airplane continued today.