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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Things to DO.

Just peep into our private memo book:
In the Country-I'ut all tools away, lock tool
house; have launch pulled up; get posts i'm for
chicken fence; repair roadway; transplant roses
oydranSea' etc. go over grape arbor; order
TWO loads manure; plough the small field for
corn; SOW the lawn with seed; get in plenty of
wood; cut down about 80 dead trees; burn
brush
In the City--New glass for basement door.
plumbing basement and third floor: tnke dow
awning pipes; put away screen doors; paint
porch (should have been done last Spring..
more tons coal; load of wood; carpets TO
cieaheF; clean garage; new hings on garage
door
y lot more just like that. It's one thing after
another. and we know had pair Of gum
shoes somewhere, and rancoat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
A Daily Once Over
About Owning Your Own Home.

Just what would happen to a tree IL the roots
Meath?
matter how rich the dirt how we'll watered
Just the same way in bringing up family.
You move around from pillar post. gain
netting worth having from the land because it
All your efforts are expended temporary.
short lived flowers vegetables
AS for your own spiritual growth, YOU become
pretty much turnip yourself.
You VIII never grow into n beautiful ever
green JOY TO the community in which you live
while you keep pulling up stakes and seeking
another environ every time the fit takes you.
And each member Of the family grows up in
der, let George fix 1T. it docs not belong TO
me. is the measure of attention it receives.
IL you wish to weaken your moral fiber spoil
your naturally good disposition and stunt your
growth generally, keep moving.
II YOU want to be something worth while
find a place yon like and stay there.-Copy-
right, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
The Long. yyht.. s.,,,

~
AS came round the harbor b;oy,
=, the lights began to glcam
NO wave the land-lockcd water Stirre6A
lhe craSs were white as cream:
ana marked my love by candlcliyht
sewing her long, white seam.
It's aye sewing ashore, my dear,
Watch and steer at sea
It's reef and furI, and haul tho line.
Set sail and think or thee
@ sweetly my love sings! SSFt
Like q shaft of light her voice breaks
forth. - = = - f
My soul to meet IL springs
as the SHINING water leaped OF old.
Wien stirred by angel wings
Aye. longing to list anew
Awake and in my dream
Hut never u song she sang like tfris,
Sewing her long. white scam.
Fair fall the lights. the ,llarbor lights,
Ihat brought mo In to thee. S
And peace drop down on that low roof
For the sight that will see.
And the voice, my dear; that rang so
All for the love OF me. d Z.
For o, for O. with brows bent low;
BY the candies fiickering s1cau,
Her wsdding gown 1t was 1te
Sewing the long, white "a, ~
q 81 5s ~, e. l-r-J M sInkelow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

The Joint Committee on Social and Moral
Welfare acted wisely when it killed the NOV
ing-picture censorship bill. There is no de-
mand for such measure except on the
part of the professional reformers, who must
be forever reforming something OF some
body, and no necessity for it whatsoever.
Public sentiment is sufficient censor for the
pictures and its operation has made the films
clean beyond cavil. y censorship would
merely have added additional obstacle to
legitimate business in State where OBJ
stacles to business already are too numerous
for its own benefit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
!. CUPID HAS 3-MILE LIMIT
American Consul and sSsedisI Girl
~. Go to Sen to Get
Married.
.IRy a seociated Pressil

n 49,. TBy7ASBocINteu Z ItFSlI
CoPENHAGEN. Feb: S.-Donald In
gram, American consul at Gothenburg,
giri wore married on the, American
steamer St.;IAEgustin three miles OFF
the coast Of Sweden recently
'Thcy nlan Of going outside OF Sweden's
,erriforiaif waters was adopted because
Of the extreme }.dificulties confronted
by a Foreigner who seeks TO marry In
me couple were married by an Eng
fish minister In tho presence of A
small wedding party which accom-
panied them to sea. They are spend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Charcoal Eph,s Daily rhouxht.

II got notion dat when die an git t.
Heaven said Charcoal Eph ruminatively, "or
ST Peter swinc look me right in dc eye an
say: 'Eph. what yoall done t cit into Heaven,
huh? An I'll look right back an lif' my chin
an say: Peter, OF Frien. l got such a con-
science voted TO Prohibition wild bottle on
my hip. An eff he don believe me- dey am
hope at all. Try hot dog NIistah Jack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Z Political gossip at Washington is to the
reflect that former Senator James Hamilton
Lewis is likely to have solid Illinois back
ling as candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Vice-President. For the Demo-
5cratic party to have to carry both Jim Ham
land his immaculate whiskcrs in the cam
.paign, would be piling too much of load
ION it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Since John T. King. Connecticut man,
was bounced as the manager Of General
, Leonard Woods campaign, he has turned
against General Wood and as IL result 81
his activities a hard fight is being staged
in the Connecticut primaries to give the vote
of the State TO some other candidate Wood
is strong there, however, and the chances
are that Kings exhibition OF spleen will fail
of its purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, ls2O.

The warning TO Georges Clemenceau that
his life will be endangered by visit to Egypt
didn't delay his departure n single minute.
The Tiger has faced danger III all its
forms Never has he turned from his pur-
pose at the threat of assassins, Of which
there have been many at different crises III
his career.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
JAPAN CONFRONTED WITH
GRAVE CRISIS IN SIBERIA.
Was Compelled 10 withdraw Troop.
~ or Assist Russia I'm


TOKYO, Feb. S.-Count Tsune,ada
Kato. special ambassador or .Japau TO
Siberia, in an interview at Seoul on
japan was compelled either 10 with
draw her troops from Siberia or to
d ds,,, min to- to assist Russia unrescrv-
ence in Siberia with which to co-opcr
He declared that the Cossack. un-
9ouetediy were stiil an influence in
u IL officially reported that vlaEs9
Vostoh is under martial law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
. 800 xnain ShnuId ParfIcfpntc

GNADRIDS Feb. s.-The minister OF
noreiEn Anairs hiss reported to the
cabinet J2on the Development Of af-
SaIrs relating to the lesguo DONATIONS
and the need for Spain to participate
In tho organ sations depe ndent on the
council OF tho league, according to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Reports via Paris say the recent Kaiser
had arranged to bring his fortune to this
country and go into business rs an amateur
in Wall Street, but was frustrated. And yet
his sympathizers continue to say he is out
of luck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
O Bill.

From Holland the Kaiser writes homo that
lie never wants to go back to Germany, because
The German people have deserted him.
Last we heard William was deserving the
German people as fast as he could hurry toward
Holland -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
The po1itest.

The neatest compliments ever turned was by
an freshman naturally, VINO. being asked by
face -massaEcd and cnamcled old dowager if
he could guess her age, replied:
VIVA tcvcr your age is Madame, you don't
look it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Maybe when we have got the influenza
germ located and identified, the same scien-
tific means will determine the whereabouts
OF the demand for Hiram Johnson for
President ~ s43e19 y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Liberia and the Eskimo snow zone are
the two territories OF the earth that are pro-
foundly at peace, possibly because one is so
torrid and the other so frlgid that neither
has anything anybody else wants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

General Francisco Villa, it is stated, has
agreed 10 support the candidacy of General
Alvaro Oregon for President of Mexico in
the coming elections. Just how much strength
Villa will be able to bring to Obregons sup
port is debatsble question. Obregon is
making straight-out fight against the Car
rama administration with special reference
TO 'Carranzas hostility toward American
British and other foreign investors in Mex
lco Since the Washington administration
despite the numerous outrageS to which
Americans have been subjected, has definitely
decided TO continue its policy of ''watchfu
waiting" the American people look hope
fully to the campaign Obregon is conduct
ing, believing that his triumph in the cleo
uon would mean notable change in the
attitude of the Mexican government toward
the rights OF American citizens in the re-
public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

8 1t is true that the past few days. through
their combination OF rain and hail, sleet and
snow, have brought about abnormal condi-
5tions, but 1t is also true that such conditions
might have been foreseen and had Rich
ftlnond's streets been kept in anything re-
sembling proper repair they would not now
he in frightful, almost impossible state
An the downtown district they are bad
enough, TAR beyond the capacity OF few
scattered snow ahoyelers to clean, but in the
suburban territories they are nothing ?hort
pf sdssgraseful. Automobiles have had TO be
4 abandoned by, all but the most daring citi-
@zsns.S with the result that the street car con-
Sgestion has been aggravated at time when
4 itk oyerburdened facilities were taxed to the
Htternost Those citizens who do drive their
4 ears are IN constant peril Of being mired, as
2s6ores Of them have been, or OF smashing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Fire on Friday night destroyed the library
OF the National Soldiers Home at Hampton
Civil War records, $4,000 books and vall.-
able paintings went UP in smoke. Compare
lively, the loss is small, but it should point
a lesson to Virginia. What IL that fire had
been in the State Library Building instead
Of at Hampton! Who is there that could
even estimate the loss? And yet. year after
year passes and the precious records housed
therein are left in constant danger The
present Assembly will not have discharged
It's fuli duty TO the State should it adjourn
without providing adequately for their pro-
lection solution Of the problem seems to
bs- offered in the bill introduced by Delegate
{ Henley, who would have the State acquire
3the Ford lot and erect thereon library to
serve as a memorial 10 Virginia's soldiers
and TO house its priceless records and art
objects. The State afford TO spend the
Is money for this double purpose. In very
truth, 1t cannot afford 10 do less and do its
plain duty. Passage of the bill would. it
is believed, meet with the popular approval
OF the citizens of Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

ADDRESS ALL COMaIUN1CA-
TONS to Tho Times-DlS-
patcn. and not to ndlYldunls.
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TELEPHONES: Randolph 1.
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connecting with all depart
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

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Street. The Times Dispatch Pub
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

nRASCH OFFICES: Wash.
inEton, 1il6 New York Ave-
nue.; New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building: Chicago,
Peoples Gas Building;
Phiialclphia. Colonial Trust
Building.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27

ben issued to Laura " Webster and
Elsie NJ Webster on the estate OF for
mer state Senator George w. Web
ster.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
IT'S EASY TO STOP INDIGESTION
AND STOMACH TROUBLE this Way
STOMACH TROUBLE
EASY TO RELIEVE
Just Follow Advice OF This Lady
Who Had II Bad 3 Years
SHE DIDN'T BELIEVE
WHAT THE ADS SAID

II had read what they were
claiming IN the papers about
Hypo-Cod but | didn't believe it.
just couldn { believe il would do
the things claimed. although was
suffering untold misery from a
very bad ease Of stomach and
nervous indigestion trouble which
Id had for three solid years. In
fact had become despondent
wondering il I'd ever find relief.
] never had any peace after a
meal Then a cousin OF mine
bought a bottle fof her son, and
one day she GO; 20 telling me Of
the wonders Il had done, 90 be-
cause knew she was responsible
and worth believing, / made up
my mind TO Try Il and nov wish I
had taken q months before. Il ID In.
possible. Tor me TO md words With
which 70 express uy gratitude Hon.
eatly I cannot ray eaourh Tor u BE-
cause q really and truly dit bring mo
relief hon the troubles With which
suffered those long weary three years
Ny advice n0w--ia doa't hesitate but
so fighi down and get Hy9o-Cod and
a couple bottles viii show you won
dcffui results. never feel distressed
sitter eating and sleep without effort
II nhds me stronger and better al
over and that weary tired depressed
feeling disappeared" declared Mra.
Jennie Cover. as Aartia ST.. Youngs.
town, o.
Read what another user ssys about
this rurcrb preparation. Then come
down and get bottle tonight
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
It HELPED MY
STOMACH IN b
WONDERFUL WAY
Bloating, Classy Spells.
Stomach Trouble Made
NE Sick
uYPo.coD GAVE
NE QUICK RELIEF

- feel more like myself and
like a mon ought 10 feel than /
have felt in long time and | want
10 say that Hypo-cod in my opin-
ion is the thing FOR stomach
trouble" declared Nr c. r Me.
cliniock. 4l9 S. jefferson ST..
Dayton, o
81 was suffering from stomach
trouble and had been for a long
time. I was worn out with Il and
mighty nervous, too. II had me
all upset. l would eat a meal and
sometimes Il wouldn't stay down
right. Other times gas would
form down there and I'd have
bad belehing and bloated spells.
Seemed like no matter what I ate
Il would disagree with me. !
took other medicines but when !
started taking Hypo-Cod I got on
the right track. Ny appetite is
tetter too and have more energy. I
can cat anything you mcntion or vant
at meal time with no bad results Al
all" continued Mr.. MoClintock, whose
address for easy yeridcation Is given
above
The statements OF a couple more
roople are printed on the right and
stili more below anc all bear out the
claim that the easy way and quick
way 20 set rid Of stomach. Indigestion
or kindred troubles Is 10 nrst strength.
en- your system-thcn let nature IN
her ovn way throw o1 such troubles.
Nature can DO Il and keep you well all
the year round u you viii give her Q
little strength creating tonic and build
yourself up whe1 weak and rundown.
Il brinss hack The color. appetite.
digestion. rieb red blood. steady
nerves. sound sleep and mighty soon
you are feeling ike you should.
strong. vigorous and full Of reserve
vitality and disease resisting power
sccordiug TO thousands OF users. doc
'ors. druggists and chemists. ASK
about Il Al the store suight See
formuis upoa each hottie.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
Gas Formed So Bad Almost
smotheTed Ny Heart
NEVER FELT GOOD
LIKE OTHER FOLKS

81 suffered five years with the
worst kind Of stomach trouble and
! know II there is another woman
who suffers as ] did, she will be
glad TO know how 10 get well and
Il she will do like I did. I'm sure
she will. for Esrle's Hypo-Cod is
wonderful" declared Mrs. Perry
Ernest. 2l0 W Wood ST.. Youngs.
town, o.
For Eve years I suffered no.
body knows how severely Pains
that were unbcor6hle bore me
down. Everything | ate seemed
TO form right into gas and it act
uslly felt sometimes like
couldn't breathe aud that ny
heart would be smoihered. Added
70 this stomach trouble I had
bowel trouble. I couldn't eat or
sleep. II affected me Ia every
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
SUFFRAGISTS in
need OF funds
Make an Appeal for 5000 TO
Garry on Their
Work
FINANCE COMMITTEE
SENDS OUT LETTERS

The finance committee Of the Della
ware Equal Suffrage Association met
Monday at the home OF Mrs John r.
N'elds. No. 1901 Broome street. Inc
following letter was adopted ara Is De-
ING sent 70 members and friends OF the
association throueh0ut the state;
40 YOU know what we are doing Tor
Delaware and what we are planning
90 do2
I'VE have banded tocether ahoui a
thousand OF us in tweniy-slx d'nerent
paris os This state and we are WORKING
10 give III the women OF delaware lill
cit'7enshin That Is only The beginning
we want Delaware women h he cti-
zens Of the h'rhesi ivne To be well
informed and though'ful citizens
I'VE are going TO have we'll trained
teachers and speakers conduct schools
OF citizenship in many parts Of the STATE
afierward the women in each or our
tweniy-six groups can have reading and
study circles and we shall send them
books and pamphlets.
Enclosed you viii nnd folder ex-
planning some OF The things we have
done and viii do.
"Win you read Il carefully II you
do this am sure yOu will endorse our
efforts and will feel lmpelled to help us
"All OF these things mean expense. We
need s. 600 to make our work a success
This Is the minimum amount We ought
20 have more We know we could spend
ii TO advaniage and we promise to spend
Il with care.
'Will you not send us as liberal
contribution as possible az once? Or II
you prefer II, an in and enclose TO the
member Of the finance comm ttee from
your city or town the blank attached
10 the folder that we may know what to
count upon from you"
All con'rlhutions are 20 be sent TO
Mrs. J. n. Eskrdge, treasurer, Seafo~d,
Delaware or 10 any member OF the
finance committee witch is as follows:
Mrs. Harmon Reynolds, Townsend Mrs.
philip Burnet SF:5 Dover; Mrs. Andrew
Lynch. GEORGETOWN; Miss Alice Morgan,
Seaford: Miss Agness Y nOwney No.
1920 West Tenth street Wllmlngion. and
Mrs William 6. Bergland, No i0i5
Rodney street. Wilmington.
The association viii hold a meeting
next Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Nieds.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
HAD stomach TROUBLE FIVE
YEARS; HYP0-C0D RELIEVED IT

way and / just couldn't be cheer.
ful and happy like other folks. Il
seemed ike the sun didnt shine
st all I was 80 depressed. But one
day I noticed tho ads "a the paper
about Eario's Ilypo-COd and made Up
ny mind that eTosJbody wouldn't be
praiaing Il unless Il had merit. so
got a bottle and honestly Il was the
best si-25 ! ever Invested. Why 10 me
lt changed the whole world. I began
picking uD ard taking on new i,fe and
ny old troubles vanished away like a
Pittsburgh fas does when the sun
comes out strong. Ny nerves began
20 grow stronger and 10 HypO-Ccd !
owe many thanks" cortlnred Mrs
Ernest. whose address Is given above
Many people have thought that
when the stomach broke down Il
caused all the ether disorders 30 often
mentioned IN connection with Il. but
the real facts are-yorr whole system
becomes weakened and goes 70 pieces
all At once. Headaches, nervousness.
loes Of weight and strength, pains,
9aiior and the Whois system goes
wrong-Build yourself up and back
comes life. health. vlror and reserve
force. Youu b deiiehted with
Earle's llypo.cod. Read what stip
others say about Earles HyPoCod
above.
Noto.-olance Al tho pil,nre Of the
genuine Earle's Hypo'cod carton
shown Just below. Il Is orange col
ored inslsi on the genuine.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
BECAME BILIOUS
iND SPIT Up HER
FOOD lFT[d MEAL
Grew Thin-Hsd Bad Color
Because Nervous
TOOK HYPo.coD
Is FEELING vn

i would eat a meal but Il
wouldn I digest right and pretty
soon gas would begin 10 form and
up Il would come with a part Of
the food | had eaten along with
il. | became nervous as days wore
on and my stomach became no bet
ter. and pretty soon ! became
thin and weak and lost my
healthy color | surely fek badly
Nights | would wake up all OF a
sudden and jump like I was going
TO be killed. Il surely upset my
nerves aud ! got very little rest.
Ny husband. without saying a
word, brought home a bottle OF
Hypo-Cod one night and said for
me 10 take il. which did and I've
taken three bottles Of this splen-
did preparation now. Il is Just
fine. Friends tell me I am look
Ing so inuch better. I think am gain
ing IN weight too and In full OF
energy and vitality. sleep nicely.
don't spit up my food. eat what I want
and have splendid appetite That
Is Why J tell everybody who has atom-
sch or indigestion trouble 70 take
Hypo.Cod Il Is grasd." declared Mrs.
d. Dryden, who has resided all her
life ia Dayton. Ohio. and Is known all
over the city. She resides IN the beau
,.ful home a. 1913 Carlisle Ave. which
they own.
Thousands have taken the advice a.
given IN the article on the left and By
A short treatment al home have rid
themselves Of such stomach and indi.
sestioa troubles and In a few days felt
Immensely better Ia every way. Won't
YOU cone down 20 the store tonight
and gs' couple bottles7 Note We
prepay large bottle of the genuine any.
where on reeoipt OF price.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
GET BARGES MOVING
In c. AND D. CANAL

Traffic on the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal IS nearly normal again. and
tows OF barges are being taken through
without any damage from the lee.
A string OF barges which became
caught IN the ice al ST. Georges started
for Delaware City yesterday under low
Of a tug preceded by TIE Government
tug Starile, which Is armed with an Ice
plow. Ericsson Line steamers are max
ing trips almost according to schedule
While the tug Siartle Is keeping the
canal clear arrangements have been
been made with the city Of Baltimore to
maintain a channel through Back Greek
which leads to the entrance Of the canal
"a Chesapeake City.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
TELLS WHAT TO DO

You can buy so-calied remedies
for such troubles, designed 10 cure
the trouble, or medicine 70 help
the weakened stomach do It's
work from day 10 day but such
treatments are naturally temper.
airy affairs. Or, you can just wait
for nature to drive out the trouble
an diet and otherwise keep from
suffering in the meantime.
The best way is natures way.
Nature cures when science fails.
The creator gave us the power 10
ward OF and drive out such
troubles and nature does il for
young folks every day As we
grow older. however. our systems
become weakened from modern
excesses. All Of a sudden instead
Of driving out the troubles as
usual. your system clogs up;
Maybe Il takes nature a whole day
10 get rid Of il. While dersngcd
you get no nourishment. Perhaps
month later you clog up and the
stomach fahers again and gradual
ly the process Of stopping. start
ing and weakening. the system
becomes rundown until finally il
seems like the stomach is never
working right. Your recupersiive
powers are gone, you grow thin,
dyspeptlc. nervous aud bad-Your up
set, weakened condition provides no
n0urishment for work or play, much
less 10 drive out sickness or stomach
troutiex
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
TO General Pershing

Nrested long since from Tyranny's black heel
BY swords and whose shining deeds Fames
Mother OF men and soldiers Texas claims
Knslp with hearts OF yalor souls OF steel
So 0rdors old rekndle pulses peal
Accaiming trumpets and her high heart flames,
Greeting the Man and Soldier whom sho names
Knsman. and servant OF whole worlds veal
WELCOME Great Leaderi Stern and and wise
Her cities shout and their voice is hers.
But more than living speak Above them stifs
A hero-h0st-her younger s0nsl Their cries
Break Ike a chorlsod thunder from the skies:
"pcrshngl Lead onl tasks The hour cOnfersi
Fight And make 70 u.s. your followers,
That priceless thing died TO- diesN
Hilton r. Greer in the Dallas Texas Journal