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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Arrested In \yn,hIpr,on

Albert Johnson. colorcd was returned
here for trial from Washington last
night on charge OF stealing $40 and
a check on a Norfolk bank for $50 from
George T.. Anderson He was arrested
by the Washington authorities at tn.
request OF the local police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

iandkcrchicfs and the I.aundry-Is
mere any danger 10 laundicss IN
handling soilcd handkerchiefsp
AnSwcr-tircat danger. In all fair
ness handkcrchiefs should be stcrilized
before they are sent TO a laundry. The
health department. might we'll see TO
that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
The Sunday School

structivo paper. The Sunday s..h,o,
and the Home"
preceding the morning session IN.
committee Of the association
"cid an Important uuccting \ nu,,hc-
n',nor chanS"s were made In tho
constitution adopted two wears MO-
quantity Of other routine ,,m.i 80 :,
Transacted "fS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Good Pictures at Lt,t,c.

'harIo'tc walker. supported Ivy yhco-
h"rc iioh"rtS. Thomas MriGhau and an
all-star lMsky east will he tho M
traction at the Little Tho:tcr again TO-
";'N in tn" unusually elaborate Para
mount picture. Tho Trail OF tn" tone
some niu"." II is provin. u big draw
in. card
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

The Reds and the Whites-Pleasc in
form me how many redhlood corpuscles
ana how many white rorpuscles there
should be in the blood in health
ms" er-5,oo"o red corpuscles and
1000 white corpuscles in .ach cuh;c
millimeicr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
NcfusInE To Move On.

Policeman Waldrop yesterday after
noon arrested James Haynes on q
charge of refusing to move when or
dered TO do so by the officer Waldrop
also arrested r. ]. kainc on q charge
Of interfering with him In making the
Haynes arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

Ellcn--No ! shouldn't advise YOU 10
have your hair washed uitcucr than
once in ihrcc weeks, especially as YOU
have such a wealth of hair. What
Nou can a" is to use a good tonic 10
overcome tho oilincSs and then il viii
not hc necessary Ia wash II 50 often.
! have Il formula for tonic which |
shall he glad TO mail 10 YOU if YOU wish
10, aud will send Inc n stamped. ad-
dressed envelope. Pretty wavy hair
adds greatly to tho charm OF the face
There Is ~" harm IN molst"niuE your
hair with curling nuid before putting
it up in kid curriers' or papers. Tho
constant use Of 81 curling iron has
tendency to split and break the hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
PAINFUL letter ON
HANDS AND FACE
Bro Ike Out in Red SpIotches. Would
Itch and Burn, Could Not Put
Hands in Water.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Since childhood had been a sufferer
from letter. My hands and face would
break out In great red splotches which
would Itch and burn and be quite painful
Mt times. Tho skin was very soro and In
famed and tho itching would got so bad
that would Just hsvo to scratch the parts
affected. At times could no. nut my
hands In water and / could not 20 out In
the wind IL was very disGsurins and
looked horrid.
hen I sent for a fres sample OF CUT
cura Soap and Ointnlen; and / saw at once
that II relieved me. then got a large box
OF Ointment and a cake OF Soap and tho
result was simply marvellous for in two
months was completely healed" tSigned)
Mrs. j. r. Furrow. 1887 Windsor Ave,
Bristol. Tenn. July Is. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cutieurn, Dept. r, Bos.
tom" Sold throughout the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Eir~ nc.,ro,. It~siacucr.

,ar""lal 80 RI" Timns Dispa;chI
FI;EbEIl''EaEGEG Va. February
22 IN" r'-id"ro" ~ Joncph WI.
ipgRhLy ~ .ylvania county was
d"rirpyc. b. h,c last night wiuh all
contents. There was no insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
RcckIcna Driving Chnrcch.

Charles Harris. colorcd. was arrested
by Policeman Allen yesterday on a
charge Of rccklessly driving an auto
mobile through tho streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
/ I'"> rin. ut toi"ninI.

! Tw" days ~ Eos plays begun at the
! Colonial TO-DAY with William laruum
and Dorothy Bernard. who will ho seen
! in ''FiGh;ing Flood"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

Marie prcssl"r viii be seen at tho
! Isis to-day in a new comedy written
! especially for her "Tillic's Tomato
Surprisc.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Alice Brady ,gnin To-dn.


To-day is the las, day of The Woman
IN A." with Alice brady. ~ the odcon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

Tillc +. W.-You can greatly i'm
prove the condition Of your neck by
massacing il night and morning with
good skin food Rotate the muscles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

This motel is of lc@horn. has n
wide. dropping brim. medium low
crown and is artistically trimmed
with flowers and velvet ribbon.
Flowers adorn all the spring hats.
faras"is are in early for Southern
tourists. The French parasols are
beautifully finished and lined inside
with chiffon or soft silks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
J,RNlssby6Ga.
Stylish Silk
Dresses, SIS
Not Only Stylish, but
Exceptionally Good
Value.

The favored materials for spring
are all shown. such as Georgetta
Crepe, combinations OF crepe and
taffeta, crepe meteors and plain and
check taffctas.
AT least a dozen styles are shown.
and each dress has distinctive
touch all its own.
Chenille lace. net and embroidery
are among the trimmings used.
Inc new spring shades arc ali
seen, such as Niagara Green, Quaker
and brides gray. the new biscuit
shades, wistaria black etc: also
lovely checks of blue and white
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

Amn-Tho only way 10 have a good
complexion is to keep yourself III good
health. This can he done by hciuC care
full Of your dict, getting lots Of cXcr-
else in the open air. keeping yourself
free from constitution. and getting a
proper amount of sleep and rest.
shall he clad 10 send YOU my dietary
for gaining fcsh if you Will send me
a stamped. addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

The crop "f spring models is now
ready for harvesting. Stunning cos.
tunes. suitable for every hour Of the
day. have gradually reached pcrfcc-
tinn beneath the magic fingers nf
fashions wizards. The voluminou.
skirt il punched up al the back tn
give the newest hustle effect.
Very little sleeve will he worn ou
the evening gowns. and in many
eases nothing hut string of rhine
stones. ribbon or spray of roses
will he worn TN the shoulder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

With the return OF the substantial
line corset, the La Grccque Belt
Model will be welcomed by all wear
ers who enjoy the buoyant support
and satisfactory wear OF this corset.
Style No. 124 shown in the illus
traticn combines smart, up-to-date
lines with most substantial construc-
ton.
1t is favorite corset for stout
figures-S3.6O
{ mp tie assortment OF La
Crecque Models, 500 to $1,000.
An expert on dress and figure
building from the La Grecque Corset
factory is with us this week giving
a most interesting demonstration OF
the new styles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

floor. They should also warn the pub
lie as follows:
VI YOU must snr"zc or cough. 90 il
in Your handkerchief
Głos polek., 1916-07-13

zSodzlc tenn, re ludzie sa ludzmi. "a
trZeba bye wyrozumia}a na wadv roz-
matte, na usterki braki, kt6re przy-
sz3e, wsp6lne zycie, przy dzwigaiacem.
czystem oddzafywaniu kobiety - usu-
mete bye moga zupe4nie, kobieta uzy
skac moze te radosc ogromnq, ze dusza
mezczyzny tez jej cos dobrego zawdzie-
cza, re czqstke Jej W swa treSG przyie}a,
przez to samo zespolifa sic MIA bar
dzleJ, fqczy istotnie, mocno wqz}cm mai
sllnleJszym, bo ducLowyn, kt6ry utrwa-
la najbardziej uczucia serc wszcIkio
zwiazki ludzkie
MaJqc vice w duszy ideally wielkie,
promienne, dazy6 najlepiej mfodei die
Wczynie nietylIlo do znalezienia takiego
gotowego juz idea1u, co jest prawie ME
podobienstwem, ale daiyG trzeba - ME
zmechecaJac sic tenn, co jest Z do zbudo-
wanna takiego idea}u W meaczyznie przez
wp4yw osobisty, przez oddzia}ywanie
duchowe, przez szczero5G stawianych
Wymagan zadan charaktcrowi melczv-
zny. Wierzcie, m1ode czytelniczki, mez-
czyzni SO bardzo podatni wrazliwi ma
sposoby postepowania mimi kobiet ie-
zell kobiety - duchowo piellne czyste
- stosowaG zacznQ inne, niz dis - spo-
soby pOstepowania kawalerami, kt6-
rzy ich Otaczaja, ci Ostatni zmienia sic
ME do poznania. Jezeli prawda Jest, re
mezczyzna przez wieki wychOwywa4 So
bic W kObiecie bezmySlnQ niewolnice, to
r6wniea prawda jest, ze ia niewolnica
msci sic demOrSlizuje mezczynq, tru-
jqc obnizajqc zycie jego.
Przejdziemy wfaSnie tn do tel katego-
ryi dziewczqt drugich, kt6re ma4o dbaja
to, jakim jest meaczyzna, byle 90 zfa-
pac / wydat sic - jak najpredzej 80. O.
t6z spojrzmy, jak sic dokonywa to fapa-
ME ma jakim gruncie powstaja takie
ma}zenstwa2 Przedewszystkiem naiw-
ne dziewczqtka myslq, re musza gi6wnie
oczarowac ch4opca pieknoscia swa 5li-
cznem ciafkiem. Gala mysl vice wk1a-
daja strojenie sic, fiobi, b}yskotk, To-
XII, malowidfa, no dekoltowanie sic
re stron wszystkich. Vice - rekawki
krotkie, sukienki jak naikr6tsze take,
wyciete przodu, tyfu, g}eboko - mai
gfebiej, re wstyd wprost bierze osoby pa
TRACE ma ten rynek ciafa nagiego ko-
biet, gdy kazda sill sic wystawiG, iak
najwiecej. CO mysla sobie mezczyzni
tenn jake uczucia mich to budziG O.
t6a budzi to W Mich ME uczucia zadne, a.
lp ipdvnip ZTnvsIv bu51i nonoiaInoS6 J4S
Głos polek., 1916-07-13

prace i zdobycie jal<iejS plac6wki zycio-
WeJ. jake czesto natOmiast mySla mo-
via mfode dziewczeta w ten mniei vie
ceJ sposob: cot - co tam. . zamaa WI
de koniec"... Otoz w1asnie bad to O.
gromy. Zamaz wyjsG - to ME koniec
zaden, ale w1asnie prawdziwy, wielki po-
czqtek zycia obowiazk6w, kt6re ME
chwytac lekkomyslnie trzeba, lecz do
ktorych przygotowac sic nalezy mysle-
MEM powaznem rozwojem sill zar6wno
flzycznych, jak duchowych. Najwiek-
szem mOze nieszczeSciem naszych maf-
zehstw jest, re obie strony, a gf6wnie
dziewczeta traktuia je tax lekkomyslnie.
Przyznac trzeba, re mezczyzni zapatruja
sic ma te zmiane zycia O wiele powazniej,
starajac sic nieraz poznac charakter
sposob myslenia swej przYsz3ej. Co sic
tycze zas dziewczat naszych, bye moze,
dafoby sic je podzielic Ma dwie katego-
rye: najprz0d te, kt6re nosza wielkie,
czyste, Swietliste ideally duszy, przy-
kadaJq miare te do poznawanych mez-
czyzn / gdy podobienstwo z ideafem ME
jest zbyt dok1adne - rozczarowuia sic,
So zawiedzione, cierpia odwracaja SER
ce, odmawiajac zarazem reFli swej temu,
ktory ma uczucia prawe szczere m6g1-
by daG zyciu ich szczescie mozliwe. Cd
rzucajq vice ida dalej smutne zgne.
bione coraz bardziej poszukiwaniu i
dea4u swej kobiecej duszy. TAX czynia
Jedne - te najmniej liczne rzadkie.
Natomlast inne - te najliczniejsze
przecietne ca1kiem odmiennie postq-
puJa, mianowicie: bardzo ma4o dbaja
to ma}o sic zastanawiaja mad TEN, jaki
jest mezczyzna w charakterze swym i
przekonaniach. Patrza sadza pOwerz-
chownie, uwazajac g}6wnie: czy jest
przystojny, czy majetny jake da aonie
stanowisko wygody. Gf6wnq mysl ma
ja - ably wyjs6 zamqz to jak najpre-
dzej, ma}o W gruncie rzeczy nawet dba-
jqc - "a jakiego czfowieka, OF - byle
wyjS6. A co najsmutniejsze, ze nietylko
Mode, naiwne, lub zepsute "a m1odu
dziewczeta tax mysla, ale tez ich rodzice
nieraz - to matEi nawet.
Sadzimy, re W obec istotnego do
swiadczenia zycia, pierwsza kategorya
panienek, jak druga, popelnia bad,
szkodliwy bardzo W skutkach dla siebie.
Sadzimy, re W &yciu ME MONA szukaG a
nj idea}6w skonczonych, mezczyzn do
skonafych, pod kazdym wzgledem, gdya
ludzie doskonah - lie So - moga bye
tylko wyjatkami rzadkimi, zas trzeba sic
Głos polek., 1916-07-13
Cele konieCznoSci zycia dziewczat

X AzDY szkolny rok zako1czenia nauk
wypuszcza SWAT nowy zastep
mfodziezy pe4nej sill, zapa1u, nadziei,
ktory Jak skrzydlaty, barwny r6i rzuca
sic ma nieznane sobie pola zycia, szuka
Wfasnych drog, zadan, czuje niejasno
Wfasne, ukryte koniecznosci zycia zbie-
raJqc mysli i silly, zaczyna sam przepy-
ehac sic, walczyc, pracowa6 zdobywa6.
Ian zycla rozkfada sic pred jednemi Il
mas - kwietny, pe1en czaru obietnic,
pred lnnemi - ciernisty, peien grozy
ciemnosci. Co losy przyniosa dadza -
mkt ME vie, odgadnac trudno. ale wcho-
dzqce w zycie dziewczeta wszystkie bez
roznicy maja W reku ten sam dar ieden
skarb ponad skarby wszystkie inne -
skarb, ktory nigdy wiecej dany ME be-
die nigdy wiecej ME wr6ci iuz,. tym
jest : m1odose! Take to proste = ME
prawdaz i po co to movie?
Ot6z w1asnie prawdy proste So mai
czesciej te, kt6rych ME widzimy ME do
strzegamy, kt6re So wagi ogromnei.
Mode s1ostry nasze, wstepujace 20 "a
kohczeniu nauk swych W zycie - zda-
wac sobie sprawe powinny, zar6wno iak
1ch rodzice, re trzymaja reku SVEN
bezcenny skarb zycia - m1odoSG i ae
strzedz go trzeba oszczedza6, bo czyha
nan niebezpieczenstw wiele.
Tie smiejace sic, zdaje sic, wesofe,
kwletne drogi zycia, pod kwieciem SVEN
chowajq dolly przepascie smiertelne ME
raz, wsr6d piekna swego miekkosci
pozornej chowaja we've gady jadowite,
brudne, kt6re skradaja sic czyhaja ma
modos6 jej zaprzepaszczenie. VIE
dzlec TEN trzeba, wiedzac O tych ME
bezpieczehstwach zycia ukrytych-m1o-
dMez nasza kobieca, wchodzac W zycie-
Powinna bye obronna dobrze przygoto
wana.
Trzeba zna6 niebezpieczenstwa i
rozumiec je, trzeba mice moe W sobie,
mezfomna, kt6ra sic niczego ME boi, bo
sobie samej wierzy, zna siebie ma sobie
polega, a wychodzi juz domu obronna
charakterem obronna fachowem uzdol-
nieniem, kt6re chleb dale pewny. Ola
2ycia - pamietajcie tenn, mfode siostry
- chleb w}asny zapewniony mice trzeba,
umie6 trZeba go zdobyG praca uzdolnie-
MEM w4asnem. To zasadnicza zycia
podstawa, a da6 ia musza rodzice przez
odpowiednie wychowanie swych c6rek-
c6rki zaS powinny wiedzie6 / pamietaG,
re 'przedewszystkiem celem czIowieka
jest uczynic zycie swe niezaleznem przez
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

ia majority in the electoral college,
though indications today point to the
Presidents reelection.
The situation in a nutshell is that
the Republicans are normally strong
!er, politically. than the Democrats, but
their candidate, Mr. Hughes. is weaker
than his party On the other hand
President Wilson is apparently much
stronger than his party. Progressives,
and even Republicans are announcing
for the President. If these indications
do not prove misleading, the result Of
the elections in November will be the
reelection of Mr.. Wilson, but a dimin-
ishing of the Democratic majority in
the house and senate The Republican
standard bearer is the greatest weak
ness today in the ranks of the COP.
ana THIS weakness he seems unable
to overcome, despite the snortnigs and
rantings of Colonel Rooveselt in his be
behalf. Mr.. Hughes is not ringing true
aud ir'n rs his f:ie:1'. had thought
he would. The race is becoming a
question of men and is not a purely
paTtv-line contest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26
Party Lines Not TO Decide.

The presidential election of the
present year, unless nearly all the
predictions so awry, will be one of the
closest ever known in the United
States In some ways. the present
situation recalls that which existed
when Grover Cleveland was making
his second race in which he had pop.
ular plurality or 9S,o17, but received
only los electofai votes, while his cp.
ponent Benjamin Harris received 2SS
electoral votes 1t would be no great
surprise il President Wilson received
d popularity plurality. but fell short of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

The love speeches which the hero
made to the heroine in "Dady Long
legs" can't be surpassed, and our ad-
vice TO lovers In this busy age is to
get a book of the play memories
these honeyed words, and get chem OF
al ,he proper time. Spellbinding is as
necessary in affairs of the heart as
n nolisics. That's how the perfect
nrnne., acts away with the peach.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

We have just received n neat little
book about THE Colorado Industrial
Plan" sent with the compliments OF
John u. Rockefeller but just at this
time a check would have come in
handler.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26
The Drift Toward Wilson.

Developments within the last week
indicate that President Wilson is
steadiIf gaining ground. Contrary to
the expectations of the Republicans,
hc was accorded a magnificent re-
Ception in Chicago. while Pittsburg
gave him the greatest demonstration
in its history. From all quarters,
strong and unhoped-for support is
flocking and pouring into the Demo
cratic camp.
The Socialist candidate for Presi-
dent, Allan l.. Benson, who has been
campaigning from coast to coast, said
in San Francisco last week that "the
tendencies of the voters of this coun-
try, as | have observed them in a
speaking tour of forty days. all incline
toward the reelection of Mr.. Wilson.
If Mr.. Hughes is permitted to talk
long enough he will do for Mr. Wilson
all that the President can't do for him
self. Mr.. Hughes is trying to get the
solid millionaire vote, and think he
will succeed"
The Evening Post, of New York per-
haps the most independent newspaper
in its political views, has been sup
porting Mr. Hughes, but in a recent
issue declares that his campaign has
been "a woeful disappointment" and
adds that "he may have offended no
body but he has won nobody. He has
left the country cold. Thousands who
were ready to be drawn to him are
left hating between two opinions.
The campaign in general cannot be
said to have been stimulating; Mr.
Hughes part in it has been a positive
depressant."
In its fifth and latest poll CT tho
country, the New York Herald, Re
publican organ. declares that tho
Presidential tide is drifting toward
President Wilson. Mr.. Hughes has
made slight gains in States which are
formally Republican, but which are
this year in doubt. The President has
rnade gains in states which are origin
ally Republican, but which this year
are not only in doubt but are likely
- decide the question: The states
where Mr.. Hughes has gained, accord
lag to the Herald, are New York cup
State,") Connecticut. Idaho. MaSsa
chusetts, Montana, South Dakota and
New Jersey. The states IN which IN
President has gained arc set down as
Illinois. Indiana Maryland, Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska. Ohio, Washing
ton. West Virginia and Wisconsin
In the Herald's ~uRw vote Hughes
has plurality of 3,727 over Wilson in
thirty-six States, In the opinion of
the Herald. "it is a neck-and-neck race
for the Presidency" although Mr.
Hughes has been losing" and the
President gaining" Hughes. says
the same authority. is weaker than
his party. while Wilson is stronger
than his. Labor is overwhelmingly
for Wilson. Business is almost
unit" for Hughes. The great middle
class is divided and nobody knows
the proportion of the division.
The betting odds on Hughes have
changed from . to to 10 10 3. and
finally on Tuesday Wall street betting
was even money while bets were
made that Hughes would not get eco
electoral votes and that Wilson would
get 800!
Meme of these straws comes from
che Democratic shore, for these are ad-
mission Of Wilson strength from non,
Democratic sources, and not the claim
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

What the shod of Napoleon is Won
dering Is why the Allies don't get
away with some end runs, instead OF
continually bucking line that is just
as heavy as theirs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

Ten billion matches have lately
been imported here from Sweden. but.
with the cost OF everything rising, it
looks as II wen have to so back to
the old fashion OF using tapers made
out OF old newspapers and ignited
from the fireplace.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

Railroad labor asked for an eight
hour day and got It, Now we news.
papermen demand that Congress give
us a forty-eight hour Sunday and no
first Of the month at all
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

A great many prominent secession
lists in 1861 who clamored for war
never smelled powder, and we sup
pose Colonel Roosevelt will be in com
mand of the home.euards IL we mix
il with Germany.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

The automobile now is universally
used that the man who smells like gas
what Roosevelt called ''malefactor
to great wealth"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

Hint to newly-weds Let the bride
tote the suitcase and everybody will
think you're been married several
years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

The only issue SO far brought out
definitely by Charles Eyasiye Hughes
is that he represents one party and
Mr.. Wilson another.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

Jose dc Bustus is professor of sci
ence in the University of Salamanca.
II he lives up to his name, he isn't
popular with is students.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

John Overall, is the Republican
candidate for governor of Tennessee.
If there's anything in name, he
ought TO get the labor vote.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-26

of his supporters. The best impartial
opinion of the situation is that the
race will be close, and that if Wilson
holds his present gait, he will out
distance Hughes, who is now slightly
in the lead.
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Congress ought to pass law for
bidding women to talk more than 1
hours "a day over the telephone.
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If white paper gets much higher,
folks will begin TO wear it instead of
silk
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II Hughes didn't wear fan-tail style
CT whiskers we might like him better.
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or course, young man. It may DO
true that. Alexander conquered the
world notwithstanding he was a
drunkard, but II was because he was
Alex, not because he was drunk.
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WILSON'S POLICY DESCRIBED As
TANGO DIPLOMACY BY VII.
LIAM VERNON BACHUS.

Akron, Ohio. September 11-willian
Vernon Bachus. Cleveland lawyer, who
was President of the American colony
In Mexico during the Diaz admins
tration and who spent 20 years there
scored President Wilson's policy in al
address before the Kinwanis Club.
1--WE have had dollar diplomacy ant
shirt-sleeve diplomacy. but 1t remain.
ed for Wilson to give us tango diplo.
macy, one step. forward, two steps
backward. hesitate. side step and &c
round in circle" he said,
where before the friendliest rela
tons existed between Americans and
Mexicans the very name American is
despised and the flag figuratively AM
physically dragged through the mire
Mr. Wilson has secured for Americans
In turn the hatred of Huerta, Carranza
and villa factions, which comprise all
the factions that exist in Mexico"