davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
woodrow Wilson, Lawyer"
BY ROBERT !. HEADER.


"AsiilNGroN, Feb. IS" Woodrow Wilson
AtiorLcy-at-I.aw.
In view OF his long iigh, 10 recover his
heath. '' We'll as either elements TO he con
S'hcr.i in connection with the thought IL
might appear sirans"-certainiy Unexpected
II the retiring President should one. more
hang out his shingic.'
Nevertheless. il * reliably stated. that ia ex-
actiy what president, Wilson is turning over
IN MS mind nov. a hc considers his prospcc-
tive activities after leaving office. AND ii
would not surprise his friends IL. should he re-
'"rn !" law practice. MIR. Wilson becam. as
,pc!Atsd with Hainhridgn Colby the retiring
Secretary OF state. Mr.. Colby's office 10 be IN
N"w York and Wilson's in Washinrton
A. /" III" latter suggestion. IL has been n
much commcntcd-upon fact iha; Mr. Colby
has long held Il lofty ana conspicuous niche
~ l'rcsidcnt Wilson's regard
Mr. Wilson has entrusted TO MIR Colby full
authority To write the most important docu-
m"nis cmanating from This government since
E"h"r' i.ansiHE'S retirement from the State
Department. II situation which did not cxis,
during either MIR. iSryan's Mr.. l.ansinS's
tcnurcs IT office.
Mere Wilson to feel that his physical
strength permitted him TO enter actively in,o
IN" Law and he did so. lie would return TO
that profession which constituted. IL were.
his first love" After being graduated from
Princeton in 1879. MIR Wilson entered the
University Of Virginia as n law student was
graduated in 1881 aud for two years thereafter
nraciicrL law in Atlanta. Ga.
Ii has Been said Of Air. Wilson that he lii
not like either tho law or lawyers. ON several
occasions in speeches he has made during his
term Of Office. he has said things which might
tend To support this Nevertheless. until he
entered politics major portion OF his study
and activity devoted to the law. In 1890
he was elected professor of Jurisprudence and
political economy at Princeton University.
Five years later. when the department was
divided. he was assigned tho chair. of juris-
prudence. In 1927 he promoted TO the
Mccormick profcSsorship OF Jurisprudence and
politics and served in that capacity until 1907.
when he was elected president OF Princeton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
en-. nn. Yen!

she was discussing mat rimonS. it's joys and
its blsscs.
My husband and H. she said. Swcetly, have
iccn married twenty years. ana since our first
llftlc love spat in the early part "f the first
year. H. has never uttered word 10
me-
things about her
And" continued the speaker. Il don't think
the damn brute will ever try il again if he
knows what's good for him. That's me. Wo-
men. thnt's me-
Anh with "a swing Of her mighty right arm
She showed 'rm how she did IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
tSopyriEht. 1912 National Sewanancr s,r,,ro
The Inn IInht,


The Constipation Habit
me "rst dose OF castor oil or other phvsic
gwen TO the baby is n tremendously innortnn,
49, "".ch calls for the Judgment OF the
PhSSician Parents are sadly remiss whom ,hov
permit anyone else to decide this on.s,;n, !,
oaoE is delicate bit of machincry-th,t
49, very finely adjusted not weak ncr,oc,iv
"'"'"' IKE fine watch. Needless ut :
'chipts To regulate a watch win h,,,,,.-
or u monkey wrench are scarcely ,.o,,,, -,
visablc. ''i''" .d-
ire second and third doses OF castor ~,
49,. oe' physic are eveh more injurious than
-" '''a'. The first dose is i'm rare eases
perhaps Il necessary evil hui mn ,vu 800,
.n'Ss' me second and third doses tend To
,,, VI increase the characterization
thought about by the first and then So, nm !,
state "t dependence artificial stimul,n,. IA
p"risia.Sis or bowel movement From M, 80
's. or hi-adsiscd resort TO physics I'm tho
49, ""9s OF weeks OF life. the constellation
haeit Is commonly established ana un,oss
ever! care is taken the habit tends 1, become
more n&ea as the years pass
"'r factor of the const ipation habit is
'1'''cHua,e feeding in infancy For one 70,
son ar another. often unnecessarily ~. meth.
"e1iu"s Ia wcln the baby ana resort IN arm
e'hi te@iins. She makes a half hearted >,
'''np' 10 ihodity fresh milk TO suit the baby :
70" ~" condition. and meeting with dis
'"hrascincnts she readily listcns Ia eu,yc.
mons "i advisers who are really nor nu,liso,
10 determine the food requirements of :,
hi"mihs 'hiid. and thus the baby is chcate
Win some deficient food which may he worry
convenient To prepare and entirely iir.stible
""' "hi'h. nevertheless cheats the baby out
OF vitality necessary clements s;Ich rs fat or
''"hiihs tETcwth- promoting faciors) 4 food
preparation lacking Il fair proportion of IA,
VI proportion akin To the per cent I'm IN,
pan! i"pd supplied by Ea;urc) is honnd "a
ltV"r me constipation habit: moreover such
i"ods. )! rel ed npon the sole nourjshmc n;
VI baoS Tor many weeks months promot,
scurvy and ricketts,
sun 4 M d common factor Of the con
Supa'i"r hd5lt Is failure to add substantially
> thc dict or the average normal infant from
INV" I" Time IN the first year Of life Thils
orange juice or amy other fruit juice or to-
Hh'to juice any OF these raw or cook cd
sh"hia De given every day two. from on.
- several ttaspoonfuls. bctwce milk feed
'hSS' !ron the third or fourth month az nr.
ana from the SIKH month any stcwcd i,
pa"ea 'rnit rulr may hc given. Some rres Ii
mea' broth b,"f chicken. muiton) should h..
gwen about thrice weekly to babies from IN,
-;e or seven or r!gh; months. Along win
th'S i t'asp"Cnful two If any vcEctabl,
thoif ushiy cooked ana strained through !:
Si'N" may II" given. The average baby l.
cutting teeth every minute. day and month
from he age OF six months Ia III. ae, .,
'""ntN-hFe years. and the teeth are un-
dou!tcdty intended to funct!u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Says Moro Slavery In Last Fifty
Tears Than Virginia Has
Ever iud Refnre

70 the Editor OF The Times D!spatchs
!, 81 ST. Tour recent editorials felic-
r"nd End me nnr farmers will be widely
VINO rises before day and sits bv tho
nrn rejecting upon the past and con-
SSr nas ~ with the present. does not
mar r riuisl; LAYING lived through
assured Of some things Reared nm
ner tho system OF the South, can
.nsr with positivcness that have
,cnr, th siayery In the last NIFTY
sehrS IMAM ever existed here. | have
seen the slavery to power the slnvcrv
10 wealth. the avery TO biEotrv md
.r,,, aeisin under which we now live.
conditions are all the more
hical because the source OF now
cr ~ IarEe!y consealed and not cnsijv
COM, e On, Tor correction. They do not
liberty. eeuoh' ana
old virginia has never renrcd INV
nr@at men. They have ali been pig.
N"w We are to have , r,oo =,
a lpr',i ual giants. men wto knew all
~, "uc government and how II should
" our s" iesss,a auH ad h.,,p
mem. tn. church puInits niica v.ita
.nyin ana IN auxiliary army or naid
'a p.es' ~ m",ectiyes and informers to
"rh,s + ' me orders OF their masters.
Tor killing bodie. and f for n. ,,',..
souls" SO wrote byron III ia, saving
oiJ snn, OF , hhypoeracy. a century ago.
true citizens for years mr.. 800. ana
aer inns new government to have 80.
a., nurse. but dry nurse EvnrS
these IRON, nave a guardian. and IL
- restrict your liberty in AM wish
=. lhcy nave TO do liz To orJcr ~.
if 49,, ~ may TO pass new law
you can't he good for ~" Nv NV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Two Inportan, Court Decisions

a FTER Il recess. the United States Su-
prcme Court met yesterday and handed
down several decisions. some of which have
been awaited with large public interest for
j iohE time. Or these, the Two most inn
roriant were in cases Involving the con
siitutionniity OF the Lever food and fuel
control act and the Federal farm loan act
In mi opinion rendered by Chief Justice
White. the former WAS declared invalid and
unconstitutional, while the constitutionaIitv
OF the farm loan act was upheld IN ~; opn-
ion read by Justice Day. and concurrcd in
by six Of the eight justices who sat in the
case.
In rendering the courts decision on the
Lever act. Justice White condemned tho
II" as being 50 broad rs ~ be vague and
amounted To II mere delegation Of lcgis-
iaii'c power TO conr, and jury, The effect
of The decision IS cffcctualiy To put IA stop
10 further rrottccring prosecutions under
the law. and. Of course. nuiliics All pend
Ing cases, o! which there are Il large num-
her covering many sections OF the country
The decision affirming the constitutions
atty Of the Federal farm loan act while
Of great interest to all Tie agricultural
states. is surprisingly So To the Southern
states, where the lack Of credit facilities
has always been scvcrcr handicap to
farmers seeking to throw on the burden of
tcnantry and acquire homes OF their own
than In the East and West where money
has been more plentiful and obtainahle at
cheaper rates or interest The, decision
came in q suit which has tied up the bust
ness OF the farm loan system for several
months and is very sweeping in that it
uphods as valid the action Of Congress in
cAcmpting all bonds and farm mortgages
~ the Federal farm loan system from Fed
crai. state and municipal taxation the cen
ter Of attack on the act
Likewise, the power Of Congress 10 cs-
, tn5iish ihc Federal land banks and the
joint stock la't banks as comprising the
Federal III IN kB0n system. was declared to
he within III" limits OF the Constitution
Tho decision is expected to aid greatly in
renewing tac anaucial distress nov con
fronting agricultural interests, rs il will
nuw j" possible 10 extend more loans to
iarn"'s Indeed. the law had. nntil held
~ IN. It's operation by the sui, Just de-
!, "ded, worked 50 favorabiy that il had eff
| looted reduction Of the average interest
rate on farm mortgages from rs per cent
down TO nearly S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
The League ignored

A LTHOtGll both Costa Ricu and Panama
\ are members of the league OF nations,
neither seems to regard the obligation I'M
der which il rests TO submit the rival claims
for territory To that agency for adjustment.
On the contrary. both are making hurried
preparations to settle the dispute by force
Of arms. il. indeed. hostlitcs have not al
ready broken out. This ignoring of the
league by TWO member states bcspcaks
lack of faith in the obligations assumed by
each that reflects upon their sincerity Of
purpose in entering it, Either that, or the
bc!sieerent states question the capacity of
the league 10 function efficiently in deter
mining the merit OF controversies.
The rival claims Us to riIhtful owner
ship Of the territory involved in the dis
pute have been twice referred 10 arbitra-
ton. with the result that the first award
was overturned in part by the last arbi-
traitor. Chief Justice White OF the United
States Supreme Court II is cuntcndcd by
Panama that before either award could he
made binding il must be accepted by both
countries. Costa Rica, if mistake not,
declined 10 accede to the first award where
upon, after some years, The dispute was
submitted to al bitration a second time. with
the result that Panama declined to accent
lie award. Hence. the dispute has driftcd
along 10 its present stage OF acutencss
Under agreement by which Panama cedcd
the Canal Zone To the United States. the
latter country assumed the obligation TO
protect the territorial integrity Of the for
m"r, and under the d. la."ment Panama
surrendered its arms int he keeping OF
the United States. II now lnors for the
return OF these arms, that il may meet
force with force in defending its claims
10 rEhtiul ownership of the territory in
dispute. So far the Washington govern
mcht has made no reply to this request
Tor arms and ammunition, which WAS for
mally made February II. nor is there any
indication that the United States has any
intention OF intervening to prevent the out
break OF hostilitics
In tho meantime. Panama is frcnZicdly
bostirring itself trying To collect arms that
may be in possession OF its citizens with
4 view To cquipping all organized force TO
resist the troops o. Costa Rcu reported
To have already crossed the border into the
disputed territory. Costa Rica has an army
Including reserve and national guard OF
s2.2oS officers and men The active army
numbers 1886. and consists OF three
brigadcs. one battalion. three companies
and l35 unclnssiticd soldiers The peace
strength is 200 men. and the war strength
is estimated 1T 80, 400 militia rs every male
between 5 and so may b. required To
serve. Panama has no standing defense
but under suspension OF the Constitution
by the President. to he confirmed by the
Assembly. the former can call practically
/ the entire citizenship 10 arms II would
appear To be case where intervention by
ne thiied STATES must occur, else Panama
* likely 10 come out second best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
BLIND YOUTH" ONE OF
BEST SHOWS ON ROAD
Ihrre Performances to lie Given
Here by Company OF Lou

Lovers of the spoken drama who
tnu inspiration in the really worthy
dramatic performances of the stage
VIII welcome the announcement OF
the engagement of the famous actor
manager. Lou Tcllegen. who on Fri
nee VIII present himself (in icrson)
ana nus own company at the strand
IN an elaborate revival of his great
est American success. Blind Youth"
me comedy drama in three ac,s by
hr. Teilegcn and willard Mack,
which enjoyed such long and pros
porous runs in New York. Boston
and Chicago.
FOR TINS. his tranScoRtincntal tour,
MT. Tciicgcn has engaged one of tho
most notable companies ever seen
with travelling organization. AS ono
can realize after residing the follow
ing list of names in his support,
which includes Helen Graycc, Juliette
crosby. Lorna Amber. Mnrccllc Ia
guer, Kathryn Howard. George De-
neubourg, Douglas S. bright. Schuy-
Ter White and Russell Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Cinema Programs
Way Allison I'IeascS,

She mad" fun Of tho House Of Lords
To her husband. who was a member
Of tho british Parliament. while they
we're touring ,hc Continent on - II
honeymoon. And. later. this led ner
to write book in which she cx-
posed many secrets OF state. fut thS
trouble il brought her together with
an unfortunate love affair, were for
given by her husband when she
proved at the last that she really
loved the man who had married her
Sec MAY Allison in the Metro picturi-
zation Of Mrs Humphrey wards
celebrated novel. THE Marriage OF
VIM. Ashc." now showing AT the Ri
turc!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Total tpart OF which il
from october !. 1920.


10 October /. isaD sl2jllolS III
counties have to meet 100000 q,
tue state appropriation with n Tx.
amount. which viii increase the total
amount available for all classes OF
H'I'c ana county roads by 100000.
scrvatlv". and that the balances :,
IN" credit OF the Commonwealth for
hlEh WAY construction are fully adj.
Iuatc 10 meet the demand for road.
W'thout issuing state bonds for si,ch
-, p,'fiose' ana II this money * han
urea properly IL will give us All ~,
start We need on our highway nr,.
Sram -anu IN" completion Of cnch
cont innous highway will !ncrcns. m,
hH'nbcr Of cars and trucks trcm,n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
MONDAY. rERRU AIRY IS. 1921
Reclaim the Battlchelds

lJ Under the patriotic leadership or the
IN United Coule.ie,a,. Veterans aal Tic
Sons i Confederate Veterans. "a movement
has beca, naugu.atrd 10. The purchase of
he battlefield Of Manassas ami its CONVEX
i'm into," mcmo'a PARK. Tho cnl "a or
IDS i worthy D.ie ..n, 'rccess. "" feel c"r-
Gain, will crown the efforts of ne Two aSso-
fScfa lions.
| ~ 1t is, however. a rather sad commentary
on the course which tho state has taken
stowards lis historic grounds. shat il should
.t,be. left 10 private action To do what II
Ishould have done many years ago But il
is not surprising that i, snoud haze
NEGLECTED those glory spots where lis sol
Adicrs fought inasmuch rs it has failed 10
90 its full duty towards those who yet re-
|niain alive. Virginia is rich in sacred
grounds, where the blood OF its Sons has
(senriched the soil, but for the most part
|2they. have been permitted to grow MP in
n thickgts and remain deserted except for The
SfyisitorS who seek historical knowledge or
inspiration IN these battlcnelds OF more
than u half-centnry ago.
AS an instance Of the States neglect. We
l may cite Cold Harbor, almost at Rich
= mond's door, scene OF a decisive battle, one
Rec-tAc safest OF All wars. There. where
1thousand- OF men fell within few min
Sntes, on field known 10 students OF war
lin every country, even the bones Of those
$50 long dead not sacredly cnshrncd in
.&earth. Til" elements have uncovered them.
e, trenches into which they were hur-
#riedy casr after "rhat, furious connic,
F5havc been torn open is wind and rain have
fworn the earth away. and handsful OF bones,
Spitiful remains Of the South's heroes. may
ssbe gathered up and carried away as relies
sOr left 10 crumblc to tho dust. II the same
skshameiul conditions do not exist on other
* ~ oh ham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
I:dlsnn.. I.nst Vic.

:. q s. Richmond. The maiden
name 81 Thomas i. Ei'son's last wife
was Miss NJ. Miller. They were mar
ried in 1856 The first typcwritc or
Of which we have any record was pat
cnted in England in INA. In 1929
the first American typewriter, allied
Il iypoSraphnr, was patented by w.
S w wsr" "a 9;na r T Ter" ami 'n
+. y. Beach. About 1861 Charles
Latham Sholos. Samuel w. Soule. and
Carlos Glidden, of Milwaukee. Wis.
ton Of n typewriter, and from this
me Remington typewriter had Its
origin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Notice to Readers of
The Times-Dispatch

The T!mcs-Dispntch.i In Its "voIce
."e icopIe" column. Wishes to
give spnce promptly to nil corres-
pohuehtss hut the pressure OF let
,ers TX 40 great that the editor
IN forced, I'm order Ia present touirs
WIEN thcy nrc fresh nnd of vital
ihtcrcSt' Ia nsk correspondence 10
conuensr their communications into
.oV words. This request liz mntc
In the spirit OF fnlr piny ma we
hrs confident IL Will he met In that
spirit by our READERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
0 MALLEY SCORES BIC HIT
At ACADEMY THIS WEEK
Audience GrcctS With Acclaim Last
Number on Iill, I.al,r
md Dale

IN exceptionally clever and divert
ing program Is that Of the snow now
paying al the Academy. bill fun
of pep and the sort which Is sure
u please everybody. 1t Is not of,ru
That tn. closing act of the show +
amusing way.
l.OhhN LtrunkS aud I.nnian EhLlsnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar
SIItiNID-Dnrlk.

CtDEMS-ikctth vaudeville.
BiJUt-Muy Allison, in "Thc
Marriage of william Ashr."
B:I EHIRD-Iiuck Jones, 1.-TWO
nuDns."
OADWAS-Cinra Is M ball
Young, la ''AIid-thanncl.'
ISIS-Thomns SnntSchI, In "Thc
North Winds Malice"
LYRIG-winsion Churchill's "The
Inside Of the Cup"
ODEON-"Fatty" ArbucisIe, In
"Brcwstcr's Millinns."
REN-"Thc Midnight Ridcrs.''
NIGr0It-:rncc Davidson ami
Montague Love. In "Mnn's Play
thing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Echoes From Down Home

SEINE nf the newspapers OF the state think
that il the movies are TO he censored tn.
movement might well include tn. bulk ~
I'll" women who appear the streets in movie
hppd:c. lint the newspaper men forget that
fashion viii sooner or later take hand in this
direction and can be depended To do the
work.-haleiGh News-observer.
II the prohibition laws defective they
should l.. altered to eliminate the defects: if
thcy wholly undesirable. they should he
repeated: II the met hobs adopted for their en-
forcemcnt are unavoidable. the methods should
lac changed; IL III" Departments charged with
u" enforcement is improperly conducted, new
officials Sohuld hc substituted for those who
ray" failed. 1t would h. nothing short OF
idi"tic I" so"k Il remedy for any or All OF these
DEFICIENCIES by the raprdicnt of a starvation
h.ook.'a" directed against the enforcement
department itsclf--WiiminEto star
Mr. John shelton Williams returns to the
banking business in Richmond on retiring
from administrator service. a hit of informa-
tiom that VIII he Interesting 10 bankers
ihr""sh"" the country in general. Charlotte
Observer.
We recommend the appointment OF George
Sylvester N!cr"ck as ambassador to Germany.
He would certainly he acceptable to The Ger
man people and he would secure a free trip
back horne--Ashevillc Citizen
Double job held hy Lands starts debate In
House reads headline II the Judges tcnnr.
Of Office is 20 b" extensive with said de-
Bate nc needn't worry-Wnston-S Salem
Journal.
1t Is perfectly arfcnsihe for society 10 cree,
barriers against the immoral picture even
though II is admitted that such picture is th,
desire OF q Iars" part ~ the patronage OF .hc
movies. II has the same right to put censor
y; the door II the theatcr as IL has {" hans:
yellow card on The door of the home In which
there Is a ~ smallpox. II inheri,s This
sight from the democratic theory that the
Whole j. greater than any OF its parts and
that 'lr many ara entitled 10 protection from
In" few Charlotte News.
ii certainly win H. glad day IN his old
World wh'n -" ground hog reiiquishcs con-
ir"I ~ the weather - lis proper authority.
Durham Herald.
Miss Alice Robertson Congress woma an elect
announces that when she arrives at Washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
q 'apin. The fruits

ass. III unfortunate and foolish statement
fy of Judge Ecu"saw Mountain Lands
sss,delivered from tile Fedora! bench. in which
sic eNon"ratcd poorly paid bank clerk for
SSthe theft oi hundreds of thousands Of dol
Sssalsrs, has not been long in bearing its ex-
s@pectcd fruit. Within few days from the
baiime he judge voiced his indcrcnsihlo dcci-
|3ston that the bank and not its cmploye Was
irresponsible for the thcft. another youth a
nere bog OF IL years, has stolen sT72 900
Ifron Chicago bank Sow he is behind
2hc bars himself and his family disgrnccd.
is own lille ruined.
This young criminal, according 10 his own
teHeit. was inspired 10 his violation of
Law by the Judges !enicncy toward ,,c
r thief. Poorly paid. although perhaps
sis services were worth sore AZ tne
NIX !pr failure 10 promote him a pro.
4n0e.Uh which mis- conduct has proved he
|dfd#not merit perhaps wayerng between
(sight and wrong, he has interpreted inc
ejndgeSs gtaicmcnt from the bench i. ~ adj
monition 10 Go and steal what you waii
I iE YOU can; get il hon"silY." aud Ma. stolen
a fortune .ar greafer than All hu, 4 few
men acc,fmu!atr u lie inic o. Industry.
This is The Judges ieas"n working III
the nii.d o! America youth Years Of
nndeayor will not eradca,e the owl in
ktilled In the minds OF young men by few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
information Bureau

impurities regarding almost any
topic. executing on legal ana nrdi J..
cn1 SuhjrrtS. are answered free. AS
NIL tnEnfs.T> :rc answered directly
by personal letter. Scif-a,Il rca~c,l
ktampca envelope TX required. Al
dress The Tiucs-Disuatch InIurma-
tiOn Burr.tE. fticbniond. rn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
The Poets Corner
Faith in Life.


For The Times Dspatch.1
] knew that trees would bud again
this spring:
That grass would grow and birds
would sing; t
That winters blcakncss could not
last. -
] knew that hope would como again
this spring: 80 $500 =
That faith in hearts once moro would
cling;
That sorrow would bc OF tho past.
Clifton Forge. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

Miss L. r. NJ, Richmond.-Th to-
ma,o is classcd rs 4 vegetable. 1t is
Il native OF South America and was
introduced into Europe by the Span
ish in 1881 In tho United States
prior to 1890. 1t was called love APP
pie. n translation nf the French name
nomme d'amour. The English wood
tomato is derived from the Spanish
American tamate.