We are told that the captain will proceed to inform servants and privates of what is expected of them. In fear of his head, figuratively speaking, every policeman must arrest every man who is working at his trade on the Sabbath, whether that trade be selling a glass of cold milk to a hungry child or gasoline to the improprietor motorist. Law is law, and it must be observed, even though it brings suffering to the poor and prevents the rich from rifling to rush in limousines. If the law be not observed in some particular instance and a citizen complains of the violation to a policeman and that policeman does not make an arrest, then that policeman's head goes into the basket. He must be dismissed from the force. So, the policeman, taking thought of himself first, will see that the law is kept, and he will arrest everybody whom he observes to be slaving at his occupation or avocation. There is no alternative. Richmond is to be made good.

COOLITES TO RECORD
WHAT VEGASTS ARE
The rich man must walk to church. As the poor man generally does. And the poor man must lay in his small store of provender on Saturday night. 