Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

pius the other efforts, which ! have
ships without which the sneer OF the the
ed force of amy size in Europe would
army would have been an army on
no, o T., h ns ts Sx,f wSssniors say Do
s spsnd had .e hs ma sn sSnna s ns
m q.s a IS we sT5fss %hiie SGiy SSss Re is
tSNTnisd army Of men and Women who
who kept the Industrial wheels re.
s,ann! who eousht freely OF war
meatiess and whea,less and sucarieas
ana sasless days--and thus and other
/ wise in thousand ways undoubtedly
saved the nation.
Civic Soldiers Made Victory Possible.
repeat. all honor to the soldiers
In Satisfactory to men of war But
LEI us not, as thoughtful men and wo-
say crime-of ignoring or forgetting
the American soldier in mufti who
with all due P-oPricty. idea,ise him
and personaltze him and pin upon his
breast a Distinguished Service Medal
slowed? For without that soldier OF
,Nlc ne. repeat no other soldier
for and win either medal or cross.
So much Of The civic soldier, What
Of MS neSt battle; What of the prob,
ihe signs of the times, social astrol-
Sjers, say that battle ia impending
/ ihe economic and Industrial situation
sharp flashes. Of lightning and the SUI
an thunder Gisturbs our rest The
voices of onplsint at the cost Of bare
I .aa -, d.
becoming srideat. Decentralization
and consequent panic are threatened
Frank A. Wandering; former assistant
president Of the NatioaaI City Bank Of
New York who returned recently from
hu-ope. gave out an interview a few
! hings. tina; England in February Vas
on the verge OF revolution. which was
larrowly averted. and that conditions
on the continent OF Europe are appeN-
ins beyond anything dreamed Q: in
ope vii be be; w tG instead a.sGA .. Setter
eca,ion Of labor aRd ne destruction
Of me farm, snimals--ths, . British
?onditions sc eosti STes $50. 600 or :.
10000 Of EnEl;shmen eeuid nsYe .
loser 20 the sources Of food aroduo-
ion: that Italy = afraid today 70 DIS
pand her army because the men car.
% find employment: ;hat SPAN wo-id
EUROPE bu: t5r he 'zbo- Situation
hu. instead i On ~. verge Of Sol,
aned newspapers ard enforced is d.-
o7ees by sssassa ZION. which - on.
dared 70 punish Finally. sai6 ne
Ameriea u,?ns ca seEt .I:29s; .s s-o
ltr.as equally, and this 5 Necessary aci
! 'nly 70 SAVE Europe. eut 70 j'trea; Z"
/ th-sa;eniag me soda. cvs:;a-ow -
vanderlir Not an Aiarn,i,t.
NJ VAads.!i2 s &c: an sls!rnis'.
He made a four 1o.tAs Intensive
s:uty ~ as: hsnc o. eeono-7.e ano
Europ. II says. net every FINANCE
Minister re, man! % t.e Prime
Ministers met me !eatinE Anan.
Gers nd hanke.s. S:ea; eEn2ioyeTs OF
.ator and labor leaders. and wnat \
ray. - ,ell YOU g rot ;us- AT opinion
Of my o~n. snG,ch.t 81, ot ne elIe
si:y. but reflection o. the hr'' H''aoa
i -ns.. only one further quotation:
let ne ,tl YOU a it,tle shout Eng
,ent, Eagisad a. ! see i; Ige Eng.
Va ~ England o. the "e-y verse
o. resolution, YOU dc not get '1at
over mere. br, i * :act seneFaHy
admitted " al Eas-zhmen when. !
arrived in Lontoa--I tA!rE II MAS the
I'D o. r.bruz-y--,he streets were full
D, ARM ,or-ie. try'ns 20 carry the
people because mere were strikes on
n. Dis,rlci Railway aad II the tube.
Il. coal miners were threatening an
} immediate strike. and n. supply OF
Goa wzs 50 scarce ina: lie taere Vas
+ mos, uncomfortable
Cp IN Glasgow .he-e we're auch
/ -.ols that :nsy hat GENT military tenEs
, 70 p&t.ol ,ne s,feets. The railroad
men were Threatening t!e-up 20 ali
we're Threatening 10 put London in
absolute darkness. ard all we're p-o-
! 'idtd with csrc!sI throughout the
evening expee,ihZ ne light any mo-
Nov, happily, mere ha1 been great
change n ;hat situation. The great
lrnter!y!a. common .enst 81 the Ens-
iishman came 20 "a. rescue ana dlt-
iercnces we've partly composed
Mu.t Not Ignore Warnings.
LET us not OWEN .onE.. On tae
details Let Us hope tns, IN. d!agnosi.
IS inaccurA,--oLt let Us careful
nov "a ignore waFn!ngk !Ha these
an' rsIekais tasH 70 The eia.s .: thqs.
night around the bubD!5nz caldron.
Le, W. ratner open me doc. ana
look ogi upon the zEy Let ~ as
sumo, II only for argument. SAFE. ina,
we in America face in the not remote
future an economic and !adustr!z!
cr!sis What ,aenr WEsl ar!t'ers are
10 hSht then asdinEt Eo!shtY!Er and
Insanity? Why, take H. the civic
soldiers vino helped 20 win the war
OF arna and whose clear minds. a,out
aearts and stead nerTes wi!l again
save civilization from IS enemies
What are the munitions o. sgch d
war--the qualities winch must he capl-
tal!zed for such "A campaign way
undouhted patience and good nature
10 begin w!tn. and recognition Of
i the fact that Their. are two sides TO
ta!S az 10 every question Let capt. a !
and labor once NOR. A!t down Il, me
conference table. bu, th!s time the
doninan, thought o! each 10 he. pa,
| yOuTse!! In las place. and great
. i!eht VIII break In. Let us end.ayor
70 'oriel the TeFy maine OF 'pr!y!is aec
. classes let us near more ot and do
more for the unpr!yilegeh ana srek 70
| develop the Sn!cnd!d metal which IL
! undoubtedly there Awaiting only IN.
social miner and assayer. Let us real.
ne lnat the grace u. md v!oLal 2!y.
F.. lhs, wH!Ch We nave 50 lately learned
: IS not 10 be d War-grace alor. M, =,
TO become nab!,, and the measure ..