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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

Is to take place on "Wednesday, Jan
,iary liz. ut I o'clock. In tie chapel
4 ,hs us q Ws,is.i e v cps,.Es.
Miss Meta schwab, who war the
attractive house guest or Miss Florence
Stcrnhcimer, at her home. 32p Harri.
weeks, hss returned % Wellesley Col
|lege. Massachusetts, Where che ~ PUT
suing her studies this session. h1Jss
ScliWab was much entertained during
her s,ay here; 4 very handsome ar
hostess, Miss Stcrnhclmcr.
Visiting Here. .
Captain Charles NJ. yvcsson. .lr2; OF
tho United states Army, who has been
the guest OF his father, G. NJ. Wesson,
In this city, for tic past week. has
been much entertained by his friends
during his stay In Richmond.
Card Party In AshlAnd.
The Mlsa,s Cardwell. OF Ashland,
were hostesses on Tuesday evening at
q delightful ENTERTAINMENT given. In
Those present were Misses Lee, of
Irvington; Misses Hoofnagle.. Miss
tS1ss M MariSs; M' X sI Mi + Avs Glhen nsS.
Potts, Miss katherine Kent. Miss Mar
Jorie Kicker. Jack stebbins. Robert
Mnryc. Campbell Tucker, Borden Rice.
A. NltllcIS, JlOOluubl :. + <tlicIb
ing. Of Richmond; cardwcll Taylor, Lee
GraveIy, Warner Pcatross, Howard
Bounds. Jack "a loss. Lewis Elanton.
Henry Ellis, M. Read. Laurence Riker,
Willie Midyctte, Roper Voolfolk, Mar
shall Ellis and Harry Pcndlctoa.
Meeting mt ShcItcring Srms.
III ShcltcrinE Arms Free Hospital
viii have it's annual meeting to-day
at IL moor at the hospital. a full
attendance is desired, as election OF
officers and other important business
Is to be transacted.
st. ohm Circle to Meet.
ST. Joints Circle OF Kings Daush.
tiers will meet this afternoon at 400
O'Clock ut the residence of Mrs. John
Kratz. 1910 Jefferson Park. a full
attendance liz desired. as important
business VIII be transacted.
sc~Idon-GiIbcrt.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Kendall Gilbert. 1909 West Main Street.
was the scene OF a vary pretty we'd
daughter. Maudc Helen. became the
bride OF Alfred Fitzgerald Seldom, Jr.
The Rev. j. J. Grayatt performed
the ceremony. assisted by. the Rev. Y;
u. Eggicston. pastor OF the miro
Presbyterian Church.
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with palms and ferns and pink can.
dies. the color scheme being pink and
green. and the wedding march was
rendered by Mrs. Henry Ebel.
Mrs. II. II. Mcdaniel. sister of the
bride and matron OF honor, was gown
ed in point d'eaprit robe. made over
taffeta. SILK.
The maid Of honor. Miss Annie Lee
Seldom. sister OF the groom. wore yell
low satin m~essalinc.
The nshers were Geo. ". Gilbert and
II. L. Mcdaniel. The best man was
William r. Hill. .
satin with pearl trim mings, and her
veil fell from q coronet Of Orange
blossoms. which was held wtthta dia-
mond and pearl brooch
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Seldom left for a Northern
tour. and Will be at home to Their
friends after February ! ut 291a Easi
Marshall Street.
In and out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. CrenshaH
have moved into their now home, o6ll
West Grace Street.
Ngrr Co1.tu I. Satter6eld has re.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

Miss Gladys O'Netl is visiting Miss
Eva Ellison in Waynesboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

Miss Courtenay Crump, of this city.
who has been the guest of Miss Flora
Itins friends at Camden" near Port
Royal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

Miss Elizabeth Cross has returned
to Richmond. after several weeks
spent in Lexington, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

DR.. l. K.Maxwell. of Toledo, O.. and
air. and Mrs. i. J. Baker. of Colorado
Springs, Col. arc visiting MI. n Mrs.
sherwood and Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
aBrcngle. OF Ell Stuart Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

Miss Austin Bertrand was the CUES
of Miss Martha Hughes. in Ashland
last week. to attend tho Bridges
Prosser wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

Miss Patterson is the house guest
of Miss MARVEL Elicit. in Hanover
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

In and out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a.. CrenshaH
have moved into their now home, o6ll
West Grace Street.
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Issue Challenge

EDWARD ]. HART, Captain"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16
TWO Statesunea.

lad DAYS and ~orTOwfl the Hon.
GEoEGE WASHINGTON ALDkIDGE = noe
eHTenencinx about his devoted head
whole structure reared on integrity
and founded on the everlasting pillars
Of virtue - falling The applause Of the
policeman. the cheer Of the placehOlder
are still heard nv his graceful ear. but
tho spectacle of decen; citizens and hon.
eS' men turning their backs upon him
~ ne rattles his box and asks for the
familiar aims Is ssddening beyond he
power II words 20 express.
One sOlace. however. there remains %
The first citizen Of Monroe One chm
IN the ideal- both have served % long
Educators. clergymen journalists all
the men whose names give Rochester
fame. have left hum. bar acnos- the hiIl-
there sounds the loyal voice Of the Hon
!. SLoAT fAssETr. whom The Hon.
GEORGE WAsBINGTpN ALDRIDGE has
always with him.
From the editorial columns 90 Mr.
FASSErT's interesting Journal. the 81
mira .ldsert-sT. Ne extract rhe follow
NJ words Of ComfOri direr'ed toward n
suffering ami K Rdred -p'rt
The fact 3, GsSa1s Al DutD1u aas sueh a
.tsoas ynp upOa tss business rncn and ~ CON
mostly seasrsiiy OF I'ocbe>I,r AMI Moaro- rouaty
that Il b, dsng-rot, 70 &c, csugh' ou' IN he oD~n
really ahuing MIN
The-e are thu words Of simple friend
ship But they are mOrs. they arc the
expression 81 that community Of intsr-
go and Il deals which distinguish two
illusrIous statesmen
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.Inhn Rrdmand.. rrIumnh.

IL NAV be a PyrrhIc victory THAI Mr.
AsoTTTH has won. which NAV b. NOR,
hurjiul % the Liberal parry than a de-.
fea. would have been liz hss. ~ any
rae. shown that he oan hold hi- fpl-
lowers together: all IN. Liberals must
have voted With the Na'ionali-'- and
I=AbOrite- To make up me majority Ol
lOi winch passed the revolui ionarv r.',.,-
luton limiting the power IT the Lord
The Conservatives might Iu-t az well
have accepted the third RESOLUTION. whioh
-hOriens The duration II parlianen's
for u merely smbodia~ wha, has been
the actual practice throughout NE last
century
What will happen TO the>a re-olutl on-
passed BY the IoInmon- vail he inter-
e~sing. While overthrowlng all prece-
dents and traditions IN their desire 70
eliminate the Houss ~ Lord. Mr As
oCITH and has supporter apparently
take II for granted thar the other con
stituents Of the Brush Parliament. the
HOUSE 81 Lords ana The Crown. will
cling -Ibnn-sivsiy To- the established
forms ~ procedure Among the peer
however Lord LAN-DDWNE tor one ha-
shown qushtie~ Of state-man~hlp. which
seem 20 have vanished from the Conn
mons. and j. likely 10 m"er the onslaught
81 the coalition with measures that will
not -tagGer the inteiligencr - the Brit
i-h voter. even II h. may bshsve that
the Lords are an ana hr1ni-n, Back
~ al - King EDWARD VII a. capable
a politician a. there - in Europe to-day.
who can hardly have relished the a--er-
tiOn thar his preroGatIve - a. dead a.
Queen ANNE
That the Prime Minister has hi- doubts
a. 20 the final outcome 81 his attack ON
the Lords - indicatsd by his refusal 10
commit himself on the means he will
employ 20 obtain the royal sanction.
He has been unable az any time 10
give assurances on that point. IN spite
Of repeated and violent prodd ng even
the usnace ~ The Irish members when
they showed rhei- power in ab~,aininR
from a recsn' vote and sent his ma ortv
down 20 - could eiiCit nothing more
definite Than hia promise 10 resign from
nffico " he could not obtain the Kings
consent a step which under existing cir-
curnsisnc~- u ~ much in the Ming
power M m RIA, NJ ths present Ministry.
After the passage ~ HE resolutions he
vas equally vaEIs and mysterious ~ To
what he INTENDED m 10: his threats did
not i1tiTnidars h,s opponents. and can
hardy hny" encouraged his sl''ss
Exceptional and perhaps unique. .
~ Mr. AsoUITHs resolutions and Tho
methods by which they have been car-
rod are. thsy are not - rsEnarkabls -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16

FsoHa 40 fgsssH bssnogrd.
N sas aid stout three month ago thai Ifs
bauiel ghupp wrote bad letters 10 G-OrE- Pirs
and rall-t Hear Hsyrr had namss IN th~ letter
and That Rink ban6rJ tho letter. 10 John tlcry
sad nat Mr. 'nupp had 20 .sli her farm nov
4 certain wOmsn Seni "a Goshen fsw days aga
"a u,ld th~ss hing 'O- the truth and ono Of
NJ, Chvp9s iri~nds tes-d II ana tod her about
H. Uierl was seen ana ne aid n Mr.. Chupp - ~
fouad am thinE out that NJ kns~ anything abOg
'h- letter. .he could have his horse for the h-t,ers
hat never zen handsd "a him aDd Mr. Chupp ned
neNs- xros- aay iett~f- "a NJ Rims Tben Rink
~ -een. re aid hs never received any letierS
from Mr. ,hunp and aid wOn5er Sho lies. that
anl ons hist .a,s aas hing ike that surely EnOSs
'a-y Ne E-nrv Bossr did not knO~ any hing
aboli it elther 20 NJ Chupp ven; hAck 10 me
vonasn That told " In Coehen Tor the truJh she
aid ne got IL from al NHist insn- The NHish
nan Nas ssen and NJ said ~ heard 70 Ia cshTch
NJ. Chupp said 70 Ia 49, laid In me aFish rhurrh
30 uss 80 over % shs sould have 70 do something
- ire t-sta would come sii oSsr 'So. Mr. Cbupp
, "a prove there wss not -inEie word trus 'h-t
~. sald ahoET 10
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No slessisusbcr % Q ruls ~ thumb Dis
tnncs tAri4 such - has bssn uisde sae--
i've IN osTtain STATES By state COMMITS
sions That such commercial DISASTER
hma MT coVns - b~Altus ah--oluis rata
making pousr was not given IA. com-
mission and because as q rule ., has not
ls-~a radical IN - decisions In a few
"ts-,-. however. notably that Affecting
N" Missouri River ra,s- ~ action has
t~r'i'-d To realize The appr-hshs'ons then
sHpno~ssd. II such do i-lnns -hn,ild ~
uDhsld and serve a. prsce,ietN for future
rulings, the country ~iii have opportu-
nifty tn learn whether the predictions ~
DISASTER that will follow Government rate
making are well founded or not
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John remnIr at the Fra.t.

Twas sweet IN hear in all the f'l@s
and turmoil OF the FIVE dollar Jefferson
dinner AZ Washington last Wednesday
night the old familiar pipe Of the Hon
JOIN " ToMLINsoN of Alabama Il
was a issbler piTe than We have been
OuSBess and optimism. for TosaLINsoN
could no Iong-r close he eyes to the
stern ia'Is of politics and battle his soul
IN Bryan ecstasy stall. u was pleasant
and refreshing 10 mark that note again
Robbed IT it, quality of prophecy and
ber-aved II the thrill 81 an impsrishable
enthusiasm. At was nsverthsls-s agree
able Ia the sympathetic EAR and instinct
With hoJ'efulne--, subd,Isd perhaps.
that survives even the elimination of the
Nebraska IDOL and -ees promises m sky
that at present seems "a hear M BRYAN
cav-af
The Hon. JoHN W ToNLINso did
himself proud under most distressing
circumstances. and We believe that on
his way hack to Alabama he will recover
his spirits and his chest and realize thar
the future holds possibilities II Deupo-
cratic victories IN spite and perhaps
more - On that account OF the disap-
pearance Of the Hon WILLIAM BRYAN
a. the pary's guide. philosopher and
friend Birmingham - a new city In
its ve,Rs flows and bubbles the ictOr IT
eNuberant vouth. ToNLINsoN will I'M
nior-e himself n thar inviROrating at
mO~phere and little by little forget the
Platte and ItS prophet and the rainboas
and dancing wiil-O -the-wiSp$ that on~r
dazZlsd and misls-d him
Of thu Hon. JosEPHU- DANIELS Ne
can speak with Lsss assnrancs. We
failed 10 ses has name upon the liss Of
those present he NAV have been
there. sitting GUM and bitter, watching
tho sad evani-hnlent Of the hero 81 a
hundred oataclvsn- while JOHN TEM-
PLE GRAVES told a fiaitering tale Of har-
mony To- which ms stricken soul could
not respond Tn the other hand he
NAV n waiting for another and a cheaper
feast. the pne hundred cent iinnSr be-
loved by Dollar BILL. Again and this
= most probable no NAV urk IN the
deep b.,.kage ~ the Wilmington moses
with no sounds to break hrs melancholy
rapture save those Of the believing
alligator and the local frog.
The Hon JOHN TENPLE GRAVES Na-
easily the iir-r hop a. that gathering
He ,ams With Jnbuts- m both hand
an Ov"rtur" Df' reunion and r-ooncilia-
ton. with q million vOtr-~ b-hind hun
and painting radiant horosrOT.s-- upon
an angry and forbidding skv He shed
tn. la~'1vious pl"I>ings 81 the lure.
He banIShed from hls osdence- the in
tpNicating undsrt"ne of Old. and wiped
from ~ melodto'I~ chin the honey II
Hvn~'tII- In fact he made a straight
business proposition 90 ne assembled
i've dollar D~mncrats and Judging by
The subsequent commotion. the uproar
and the shouting oi TO-. Captains be +
made nv
Take ~ he -aid N -ub~'anc'. 20 the
assembled Democrats. take ~ on our
own terms
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nov DISCIPLINE CAME.
Ghla~.s GansFaa WAS Tnmsha sSsaArvs
ana Knng Amke.

F'ss Lssssi CseSs TrsasiEaSa o. -SSs Tss %
~ A. - Wsg-
Ho Ia aid to sun 1El 4 have care
I fully p~rused your thiFts~n chapters
MAJ I submit your theory Of managing
soldiers 70 . slight test'' sun Tku re-
pied You may TO IA asked; May
the te-t Be applied TO uomenP' The
.n.w.r va. aEain IN the Affirmative ~
arrans-rnents were made TO sbrihg -
ladi-. out Of the palace. sun Tau divided
them into twO cOmpanie-. and placed ons
o. the KINGS fAvorite concubin~s a. the
head Of each. Re then bads them all
take sD~ars IN their hands aud Addressed
them thus, I presume you know IN"
difference between front and back. right
hand and len hand The girls replied.
-Ys~s sun Txu vent on: when I say
Eve. 'front.' you must look straight ahead.
when I say Len turn you must face
toward your I~ft hand. When say
kiEht turn you must fac" toward your
right hand Wh~n I say Above turn
vou mast face right around toward the
back Again the giris a--ented- The
words Of command having been thus
explained. he 80 up the halberd- AID
battle axes in order 20 b@Gin the dfti
Then to the sound Of drums he gave IN"
order Right turn hut the girls only
burst on, laughing sun Tzu SAID VI
words Of coSnmand are not clear and dis
tinct. n Oraisrs are not Thoroughly UNDER
stood then the Gen~ral - to blame. 40 NJ
started drlupg them AGAIN. and 'ht- tine
gave tn. order Left turn. wher~uDon
IN. xirl- once more burst into iss OF Laughter
sun Tzu sad III words Of command are
not clear and distinct. u oSder- are n0'
thOrOsIEhly understood. the Gsnerai - TO
blams hut u his orders arc clear and
the -oldiers Bevexthele~s disOt~y. thea u
a-..le ok.sr UfHa@Va saving.
he ordered the leaders Of the two CON-
pAnis- 20 b. b~headed.
Nov the KinS Of VIZ was vat nag ne
scene from The cop Of ne ral.ed eaS, .i,.a
bine- we've about 20 ~ eyecuted 10 va
greatly alarmed and rrie,ils' sent down he
ole TinE ns-.ss r W. are nv ~ ssnd,.
iteoJ- ifwssFs ssgsf, q ,sss= I've Ca
c,iblne- our meat and DRINK will lose Their
s'S s.b..a.s CUR san S1 f1 sn1 T.U ns aaviss
once received his Msis-iy's commission 70
be General of hi- torcS-s. iher. are certain
that cspacity, . an unable 20 accep,
Accordingly b. had the two leaders DO
headed and .iraighiSsy installed the par
when rms had ben done the drum vas
Sounded for the drill once more and he
ing - ,h. rishI Sr TO the EFT. marching
ahead or uh~eiinR bark. kne~sing OF ,isnd-
ing. NtIh p-rf~rt accuracy and IRE lsson,
i1u s-nt a messenger 10 he Ming sayine
our soldiers sire. are nov properly
drilled aud di~SiD,ined end ready Tor your
MA is-fy's in~pecticn Thcy can Ne nut TO
any use that their sovereign may desire.
BAD them 20 thgoaah IRE and Neier. and
they vii nos dt-Obey hut the King re-
81 I'D I 81 our General cea~e drilling ann
return 10 ramp a. for ~ We have no
18th 20 COVE dOe n and insneCt Ne troop
Thsrsupnn san TEn SAID The ktnR - only
fond OF " orris and cannot translate them
into d~@d- Afier that NO IN saw Ia
sun Tyu y as one who kneW how 20 handle
an army and finally ppoiut 81 him t'~ '~ra.
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HsEe~tpWs Ssasess.

Fr1Hq ~ PEI Ncf G1=efg
INC Irsnrh wsTr ceiehyating yesterday tas -.
tSnsry Of Hegesipp- Moreau. NhS.s cisiun Q, ,@s-g
aud Interest l. that he Vas the pOorrst and noss
unforuunAte Of the R0mAnucs Ca one ccras.,a
he walked an tie va % deliver . ct - crn Erais
iatory ver-rs AZ th~ holsr ~ .Nifrcd % Nigs. .
AsSed WY he had not catered and intrsducr-i
himself hs replied that - ~ stability dr.s-sa
nat hs frarrd esi ne po~s ~nouid nistass hin 20
. beggAF and ofsr aim aims On another OccssiHn
friend commissioned him 70 carry q hAns TOO
for thousand francs ~ . banker whsua Ne avrd
SrtEed win Inspiration On the rod ne hsd 70
cnpy pap~r IN ne pocket. win the result talt
shen hs reached lis dsstna tinn me bank - saf
= porn me hack. Tie bankrr. unliss nost
bahssrs. sas Obligated and announced bis inv-
tion 90 Sithdrautng ne note from rirruiAtica and
Lseplug ~ IN Giass 49,. HeEesappe thought tsag
10 the note we're Withdrawn from circuLatlnn ths
value % ~ might isst veil be Riyen aim. bgt
~ uas TOO proud 70 prefer me HsqOss' ana vest
swss hungry
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T..a..ey Is~.sa a~s,-,sn.m.
F-s.a ~. Tossoa Gio9,

Nthoazh 80 i've n IN are o. O'~te tsere l. q
Constant Tendency anoag - toward meeI~vaiisrn
a. uitar--ed In medi-, Al ci,ic costume aeoD,e,i
b. ne~iy created N0rouEh-. srsderni- costume
for the underE radaais % the uulver.i,I-.
and ths proposal 81 EdIabureh. fornded ,u,,
a fter to Reformation. 20 iatrodure the srarte,
gown. Aaother instanre cams~ tom Belgium
where reressty = number 0f towns and csumua.s
havr Ostsined pouer~ - rsiatradars their anrtent
q, " seai.. Ths csmmHne Of RAnsart sad ash,r
Httis towns IN the neighborbood Of Thadinis
ana Cninay are seeking 70, 81 p-rmi~siaa 70 a.
suune thctr Rarient arms. <onr Of th--e pla--<
hsvs Oasy the impression. hat az the CON raunat
Holss AZ Monfhhart tncy have the artstai sast
yvhi-h Was used 9rioy 10 7Bf tls Sf very srti.ti.
design. ana bcars tbs collar ~ the OrssH Of tho
Golden f1eere. uith tae leg-ad. - dsS Iur.S 10
NoafhHarf
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IL e.,--med n.aEazln. edItor

The esteemed magazine editor who
seeks pardon f0T an inmate 81 Western
prisOa on the ground u the discovery Of
new evidence that the inmate - a poet
should b. careful lest success e-ta blish
a pr-ce,irnt dangerous in principle The
editor. himself roet. believes that poets
are geniusea and that genius should not
~ kept hidden nnHer a pH,rOn roof "
the logic and slOquefce ~ this appeal pre-
vail. will not all prison cells lIs.,pnpe ten
antl~sss True MT all prisoners ar. T,o-is.
though doubtless many ara. NOR are al
POETS m prison. though possibly ssifB@ Htsy
hold that more than one EhoSlki -. lHlt
that 10 10 sufficient reply for Mr. JOHS
soE. Not all Eeniusea are Poses. and thoss
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his 0psn aelnSwlsdgrnsms afssr thsir
passags that tisy wSrS propo-Sd and
put through - ths TavmSat Coz tho
support II Mr JOHN kkDNOxD and
the IRISH nlsmbsrS Thai Mr. RADMoND
had thu whip hand over tbs ,iovsrn
was known a. 500 a. tho resaIli of tia
sss'fion- WAS dsclarsd. That 10 would
b. abs Tn dsmAnd from the Liberals
somsihing more han psTfunrtory and
vag,ls dsclArations in favor Of homo rub.
such A. Mr. AsorIgA gave G,s=s=aes -
dunng thu election T,eriod. Was clsaT.
Never before. however has a British
Prime Minister stood up in Parliament
and confessed that the iirSt and most
lnportan, measure presented by his
Ministry was proposed not az the bid
ding Of his Own party but a. the prics
eXtortod for tho support of an unrsoog-
nized body Of m0mbsrs Had Mr.. RED
MOND boon ANYTHING but an IRISH Ma
tlonaltSt IN or some II hrs adhsrsntz
would b. occupying a proper place in
the Government. like JoHN BURNs and
other Labor mombsrS A. u u. he ana
his party CpmTHl the Government 10
obey them without any share in tho
Government : responsibility
Ia - humiliation far greater than
being turned ont NJ Ofiics that has he f.
failan Mr. AsQUITH though h seems
unconscious of H. No Prime Minister
before him has bssn subjected to any,
thing like II II hs had the courage or
consistency "a meet the situation he
should take JONI REDMOND into the
Cabinet at once his offics is plainly In
dlca,sd Chisl Secretary for ireland.
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~ sss...=s: f.r Rsa.-s-is .

To IHE EDIToR 90 THE srx-Ssg. ROose
welt - the very man this country needs. I
bsind vet sas-tivs agitatOr.
give him another chance. In the end q
nav be vor~e for hina. but u wili Be oet,s'
foe the coun'ry. lie rpposs. tts eohsrency
- business, i,s NORMAL activity.
Thsy term him the -RAck from Elha' man
We eli remember What happened to the
individual thus Indicated.
Ms mean while he had dons his work for
France anater Europe. Thea. poor man. hs
ras di-Oontinued. indefinitely diseontinued
As-es ie BonADarte
Nov. some people feel ws have had asssz
d@ Roosevelt
But us havent The farmers cry for
HIM the hoosbeTs aud cowboys yelp for
him P1nchot wanfs him. Pinchot' Think
o. IT, A. Lincoln would sAy. For anybody
that wants that sort o. thiag that's thsthins
they want Dr.
PLsTrSpTEG April t.
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So, w..r,ss IN ms.ss Of Co..s..


Fron tle 0nTon throatc.f.
vita regard % the ettauette Of hat wearing =
me House Of Commons " may he recalled frat
. German visitor IN ia. recorded that the Spssks'
wore his hat over his ,sis. TIE spe-taci- 81
course uAs rot % startling that which NJ
IOwther uould present ~ he similarly uOre ne
AL hat OF bower o; to-day me House has
ways leaIously reserved the privilege % tie hai
10 itself. james NayIor. summoned 70 - "a
In IA. came with his hAt on. but the Spezks'
ordered its removal oretgners have oft--
notsd that while members may keep tneir sAH
o. strangers N the gallery Who SHOULD - -
Suid ~ promptly expelled. TIE Comn0,'
custom las be~a regarded oy some - an tassri
t4nce from the opcn AIR moo,s Of esgv fngfsa
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a. A.,a,ns smpses.lsai.s.

F-Jss - F9ndoa Defs H1H
A. sAuAorfinAry hoaN has ne~n p~fDsua I'D
o. the ssp~ase o, the EIhibiGSn Of ne Arust-.
fbdependAnt2 AmoaG tn works On view q
this sAhihiuoa. whirh Was soiemay taaugura -
- n Duisrdtn BeauBetr. ne Cadsr Secretary
o: Pine Arts. i or entered IN Ne catalogue ~
The Setung sun. ~ J. n B0roaAh-
kseSrdsag ~ sworn ssa'sTneas tse pAlEuzE
rHe-utSs Ia ths ueli kno~u cabaret Of tns
IAuan Agile a. AOatemarwc Ia The foiloStnF
manner square Of casvAs vas I'ao~d % .
chair ana a brush Was aed 70 Tho end % = d0nssy
taiL The brush uas then snearcd alternately
stir blue green. yeilOs@ sna 80 palns. and ne
animal ~ tNAhetar % ne artist wss bsrsed ~
% thr canNaN
A. the animal turned sboui switehlaG Us tatl
from tide 70 tide. realistic horror resulted
Wh~n O. was iudgcd 70 ~ suf,ri~ntiy hide0u.
To ~stting ~un framed anu sEned
To- a4tn0rs oi me haas nave issaed q uaul
Ito IN fayo, Of as~ ,cBooi Of p-iHHag fh.'
Of Ir~sSyf-m.
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HSgrgss rgrrfs SosasscS pei Mgr f1.s--s
Al Anu Drcoratian isaGue has b~eu formed In
S~ryla - COMBAT the ever inersasinE hood Of
f0r-ign snd hom- SrdsTs wtth shicn state flrr.
tIonari~V are arr EstoEasd 20 ad0ru shsiF BF-usts
Inc toundrr % the ra3us. hina~if . noeh
drcorst~d ~S-N',ss'er 49, ir~ptF~d by the .isht
% ats sou standing b~far- me mirror And ,stnit
selling snaor for the latest medal m rs fhiskiv
cansfcitstesi breast The younE man unsiiy had
r~~our~r ~ a Tibbon. from Whirh bis rev .,aut
sitlSn dsngisd 0nNtop Of toe ot.-rs. aud the lrais
fsth~r raeiained. -This IL he ia.t .'raw' Hsur.
fofIA ,Ou Aasl s.a salE abroad - dec-at men %
me Anti D~coratioa Lragle ~. formed on
the spot and had a dozrn adhsr-ats b~fcr- nirht-
fall. u D. growing raptdly. AMI the GOyrrnmsut
already perpls Her at me prosp-ct % taeir cierks
deuiAnding an indfrasa of salary Instead Of me
annual decorsuon whtcn hlthsr,s rspiaerc a.