The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Yellow Newspaper Glossory.

+ Pretty Girl--Any unmarried human fe-s
male less than as years old who Sets
into tho news.
Society Afntron--Any married woman. II
from bartender's wife up through the
social grade, who gets into the Tvs.
Society Girl-synonymots With pretty,
girl" See above.
Exclnsive--Ad tective applied to any
club or social Organization which OK
scludes Indians not taxed. convicts, anil ga
persons OF more than sonc-half negro n
blood.
Not Expected to Recover-Phrase APP
piled TO the condition Of all persons IN IS
jured in course of news story. @
Prominent Yale Graduate--Any one
wearing a boiled shirt, arrested for any.
thing above a inisdcnea1ior. * sEi q I
Multi-Millionairc--Per Person possessed Of
property worth $4,000 or over, or "a res
slatiyc OF person listed III the Social
Register. Up TO three years ago lion
Hairc" was used in the game sense.
Thrty-two CALDER, Pearl Handled.
Phrase which must always be attached
to the noun revolver, unless otherswiss
ordered.
rot-Any child under7. In n pathetic
story the adjective tiny. must always bes
fpretixed.
Pluckyi Won,an-.An woman who dI. &
not scream.
Hcroinc-P Principal female character IN
nous with 'tplucky woman d. VI.
Prominent Clubmnl,--Any bachelor
leasing apartments at $50 n month and
upward. Also members OF the Paul Kelly
and Timothy D. Sullivan associations
who happen to be arrested while wear
ling dress suits. rs.
Fatally Tnjurcd-Scc not expected To
recover above.
Fashionable Apartment House-Any
dwelling which has an elevator.
Toddle--Nerb applied to the walk OF ii $
tiny tot. See under tot for correct
usage.
We'll Dresse,l--Phrase always app,is.I
4 to u woman who, when arrested, is con-
paratlvely clean. Must be used in a.
story about a prominent cliiDiTan, d. II. 4
above.
Snug Sum Money.
Isnfflcs-Any thief who wears a col
lar.
Crisp Five Dollar Bill-Five dollars.
Cozy--.Adjective always applied to home
to which the remains arc taken.
Wuz-Synonymous with was but in-ss
dicates dialect.
Hurled Motion of passengers, cars. and
cabs ut the time of the accident.
taint-Course taken by all the wcrncli
within six blocks Of the accident.
Screum-See faint. above.
PanIc-Inevtable result of the
accident. &
Dash Gaitsof the crowd at the time oi
the accident. Rush" Is synonymous.
Run, is not good usage.
Il ED-N-Damnl. sss5
Icir--Child having $500 coming to him.
from life insurance policy. VI XII
Ring Outs-NNhut shots always do.
IS Hurtlc--Nerb used of motion OF any
falling object, especially n brick or a
suicide.
5IIavoc--Good word to use almost any
where.
High Adjective which must be pre-
I fixed to noun moon lin tile account Of ID
II fashionable wedding,
rrnst-.Nny money not owned by this,
proprietor. III
b Slay--Synonymous with obsolete verb
E.kill'
Juggle--Nhut is always done with the
funds of bank or trust company
Ironmaster-SeeS. Andrew Carnegie.
College SCirl-Any woman who has ever
gone to school. ut
Bandit Person guilty of crime against
property for which the penalty is more
athansten days in jail. s5H
RurlS--Ad jectiXe always applied to u
male negro. s5s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES adjective aI,-
piled to farmers, plumbers. and dentists
4 Houdoit Any bedroom the rent oftls
which is more than $3.50 a week. III
Gldae Trotter--4Any one who has been
to lohokus, y. j., littery, Me- or Peru
Ind. n 9ss sS9tSl
Deal Any business transaction which,
involves more than $1,000. {s 8sa$
Gcns-Personal ornaments worth more
Bthnn8S1.75. Isl Sc
PERTH great word Is use almost any
where. It tones up the story. New5 fo.k
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