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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-15
By the Associated Press

Vladiv ostoi<. Aug. 15.-Eighty-four
members of the Stevens railroad COM
mission. sent from United States to
Russia In May. 1917, to assist In the
rehabilitation of Russian railroads and
who have been at Nagasah for the last
eight months. have arrived here. They
will begin work on the Siberian railroad
behind the Czeeho-Slovak lines between
this city and Khabavorsk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-15
By. the United Press
By the Associated Press

II Paris. Aug. IS.
A violent artillery duel between the
Avre and the Disc continued during
last night, according to the statement
OF the War Office today. A German
raid in the Champagne failed, the
statement adds.
Both sides are gathering strength
for q resumption of heavy fighting.
That, however does not prevent the
French from hammering away at the
Lassigny-N Noyon line and doggedly
struggling onward through gas-choked
\ woods.
General Humbert's men have car
ried Ribecourt, which barred the road
running toward Ncyon, between Thies-
court ridge and the Disc, and pro-
tected the Germans in Ourscamp FOR
est, east of the river.
It is useful success that seriously
endangers both Thiescourt ridge and
, the Ourscamp salient.
Ribecourt is on the railroad leading
to Noyon, and is six and one-quarter
miles southwest of that town.
The enemy in the Thiescourt posi-
ton, already severely shaken by the
attacks OF General Humbert's left,
is reported to be showing signs of
giving way.
General Hans Won Boehn, the Ger.
man retreat specialist" has been ap-
pointed to the supreme German COM
mand on the Somme front. The news
papers believe that this change in the
German command is highly significant.
The German withdrawal north of AL
bert Is looked upon as the first appli-
cation of his tactics.
General Won Boehn and his former
command, the German Eighth Army,
stood the brunt of the Allied pressure
in the Marne salient previously to the
withdrawal to the north of the Nesle.
The German troops engaged in the
fighting east and southeast of Amiens
have been under the command of Gen.
erals Won Der MarwitZ and Won Hutier
and in army group of Crown Prince
Rupprecht, Of Bavaria.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-15
WY %
f4&A44 ,

Take the man out of de-
mand, and retail stores
would lose only 1870 Of their
sales. Woman does $50 of
the purchasing and has an
influence over 1879 of the
balance.
If you make an article
used in a home, or an article
worn by any member of the
family; or, in fact, nearly
any article except steam.
shovels, the way to sell it is
b.: advertising to the women.
1>nvy are the purchasing
agents" for American homes,
and 100000 of them are,
influenced in their buying by
what they see advertised in
The Delineator.
The
Delineator
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-15

F. 4rt Of the Picardy front. have their
4 &ocks toward Che Amiens cathedral
which today was rededicated. 1t had
8ten unused, locked up and protected
With sandbags since the civilian evac
Uation of Amiens in March. The re
( opening comedies with the great Feast
~ the Assumption.
By, the United Press
a Paris, Aug 15.-The French are con-
11nuing their infiltration of the Ger.
man positions in the Disc Valley north
and east of Ribecourt.
Their outposts are established in
the borders of Pimprez IA mile east Of
Ribecourt) and Dreslincourt IA mile
north). They have also reached the
southern part of Ourschamp forest lex
tending from Pimprez to within two
miles of Noyon).
German artillery is heavily gassing
Lassigny> Grove Ia mile southwest of
the villagel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-15
HELP wANTED-FKMALE

RING-Iost, Monday night. !ady's gold ri,
set with l emerald 9 diamonds; 1.-The
reward. J 743 Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-15
DEATHS

William ". Diehl. aged IT. Funeral services
Rt 1928 w. Somerset ST.. Sat. & n. m. Fur
ther services at Quakertown. Pa. on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
IRELAND is TIRED Of
CAT AND DOG life"
Lord Decies Says Emerald Isle Must
Have Some Kind of Self
Government.

New York, Dec. ls.--"1reland must
have some kind of self government 1t
is not possible to continue this cat and
dog existence" said Lord Decies, who
arrived on the Leviatian. Lord
Decies, whose wife was Miss Vivian
Gould, has come to America on q
pleasure trip and for rest after his
war service. He was listed as Britt
ish army officer but was not in uni
form when he arrived today,
The war will bring many changes
in England" he added, but we must
go slowly. Things will never be quite
the same again. Have you heard how
the British election went?"
He was informed of the apparent
Overwhelming victory OF Lloyd-George
Il am rather surprised he said.
How did 1t go in Ireland?"
When told that the Sim Fein party
seemed to be assured or-5etw. en- sew
enty and eighty seats, he remarked:
That's about the way ] thought IL
would go"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
THE n. \. PROH|B|TORY
LAW GATHERS THEM IN
Bay state Becr Manufacturers At.
tempt to ship Liquor Into Pine Tree
Commonwealth Via New Hampshire
Route

Nt ..,.,ss, -. , :.
" ~
per cent atcohel,
Somarsu y. n. i-the shjppinr
torr,ie,is fer p,,.,. f,t ~ ;.,.,
''' 49, '"''
q ''tic iiNef'
= daeIcr in "sof, drinks" In Bcrwick.
.tn ,,,lfra, ,.,,a,,, az ..,., -,
tcS" ehah per cent atcohel brand TO
p" o~}ivtred from the car in Somers-
worth. y. II.
Tn = CIV HAMPSHIRE commission az
Law enforcement advised the Somers-
Wo~.h roijce tn make il,a seizure
The ronsicnae ~ tho tor was s,,h
ieel 70 a number of co,nnlaints "a
49, finally cited befsrs tbe s,inerjnr
t,a,r, a., the con, III, T., of in,nortio~
lai,o, sn,ier !. fi,titious name
i. rxners,ye Isfo,,ss ,y,s o,,t ,,,
r..n-. - ,+;,as 49,, anI -, ,,o,.,
ar ;,,a sfassacb,N9ts t,r uprv ahirl,
st,in,,., ~ ,ia,,n ,,.,, u
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to,,,at.,. to,,,1,,1t''rI -, ~, -,
..,, 80 a'.1 a. : '+N''
~, % u,'ia &c ~
'1i',' w az, tu"sc t's '"9e
~ iii",e P"""', tn' w w" '"s"s "a
"ot''e' oeer WIN ~" ties ana cases
ne 'FNti ed "ssi'"%e" 4. h,fectNa "N
H1i'' \ VI the p~ohf'hSfE Jaw.
ny cas- 'tcstea d Roou oeel OF M
-. NV" "Se ~ leS"' P'''htS .,NotNea'
ue' .T' - pioFe'iF came "t'aih *r"
pSp,' Ja''S",tt'oh' ""ethef ne
pl"r" ~ "E"t "eH'e'S was ~ New
fiS"'PshFe or Malnf' "he'hef the case
F'"iu %" he'd aS 3ietalfN Keeping hG-
oer Pof fafe-
4e rniihg OF me court covered some
~ t'eSe points ara * "ohs'drrea an
huppft"n, VctQfN Tor IN" Ne" lamp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
RETURNING WAR WORKERS TO GET JOBS.
tNorfolk Ledger Dlspatch.)

board: W. Henry venable. chairmaa az
the Norfolk branch Of the state couf-
ell Of defense. and T. c. Carringtcn. -
the local office Of the United States en-
pioyment service. s@
Mr.. Lee makes an urgent appeal t.
all employers Of the city and section
to give their cordial and practical supa
port TO tiis movement 10 Taxa care of.
the brave boys who have been servtnk
their country. Every employer Is aaked
- Immediately canvass his working
force with view to determining MA.
exact labor needs, whether II be book
keepers. clerks, chauneurs. skilled mes
chanics, laborers. or any other kind o.
help needed. This information shoufa
be Immediately impaired to the ofYicA.
Of the United States employment seres
vic at 14s Atlantic street, where Il Wiz
be available for the Information Of Mr.
vice at las Atlantic street. where Il wiir
with the headquarters ut washtnxten
where the entire machinery Of tfstrf-,
button centers and take steps to MI
Norfolk's requirements with the forYn6f
soldier or bluejacket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

soldiers and sailors returning from
serving their country abroad or from
camps who are discharged at Norfolk
are not to be cast adrift TO seek means
Of livelihood for themselves and fam
lilies without assistance. The govern
ment. through the United States em-
ployment service of the department of
labor. Ia taking active steps to see that
every discharged soldier and sailor 10
found work which will imm ediately
enable him to support himself and his
dependents.
w. Mcdonald Lee, one OF the best
known men In public life in Virginia.
HAS been secured by the department. OF
labor to handle this Important work
in the state OF Virginia and is givinE
his whole time to this patriotic duty.
Mr.. Lee ID In Norfolk today taking pre-
liminary stens to put the necessary ma.
chinery here In operation Tor furnish
ing employment promptly to all dis
charged .men Of the service. He held
conferences today with II. Fl. Rumble,
chairman Of the community labor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Certain influences at Berlin have
heaa urging the appointment OF Count
- Bernssorff as a delegate TO the
neaee conference. on the ground that
80 lis undoubtedly more familiar with
NIeriean conditions than any other
Iuerncn, and was highly esteemed in
Ivsphtnstcn
Tho Berlin Tsseblau. endorsing this
Suggestion. remarks that the numer-
Foax disclosures published by the
American press rcsardit; rhe propa-
~ OF mem bers of the German EN-
and OF German agents have
ais not been able 10 change the
q Nvashingson had regarding Count
|55saf Bsrnstorff, as it will be known
= ee how little these activities were
Snsmony with his policy"
|Ss Ikts Germany still Germsnizes
IN nowhere outside of Berlin or
4t1KAne asylum should we expect TO
Anybody 10 propose th's crafty
discredited crook as man fitted
ahe peace conference because he
gsls 80 well sith The American gov
SAent ARD people. Here Is The
&sSss CID psychological stupidity
kssEed in all Germanys props-
esAnd diplomatic relations during
sAsar, and the same old moral
oNsn that lay back Of them.
r3cans hold Bernstorff respon.
lnR his actions. az they hold
- the Kaiser responnb,e
49, stvaightferwarl enough 10
- \ 1esnGGAs6 had had an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
THREE MILLION TONS OF
SHIPPING FOR YEAR

Washington, Dec. lS.--A. total Al
3,022 SOS tons OF ships were delivered
by American shipyards to the United
States shipping board during the year
up to December 6. it was stated at the
boardNoday.
Three million tons for the year had
been predicted by &. NJ Schwab.
This total was effected by the addi-
ton OF 1883 dead weight tons in
the week ending December 6. An
average weekly delivery OF 100. 900
tons IS now expected. The largest
vessel delivered so far. The 'Indi-
napol;s.' q l2.5 500 ton cargo ship
launched July 4. was among the
weeks deliveries. Another ship Of
1850 tons. The Courageous, was
ieliVereu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
CHICAGO TEAM CLAIMS
L. $. FOOTDAJJ. TITLE:
HAS GREAT SCORE,

Chicago Dec. lT.--Th~ rhica" =
Municipal pier team, Otherwise known
as the United States Naval Reserve
School eleven has a fine claim for thu
national football title. The claim Is
based on the following scores:
Municiral Pier. s; Cleveland Naval
Reserve. 0.
Cleveland Naval Reserves. 10.
Pittsburgh University, =.
The University of Pittsburgh it
will be recalled. recently sent Georgia
Tech, southern champions. home with
. 81 to 0 defeat the first set back the
Southerners had encountered since
1915. And for several years Pitts
burgh has been running aniuck
a NOM the eas.nrn colleges with euch
terrible effec' thAt there isn't an east
erner or a middle vcs'er,er. tnr that
rat er. who wouldn't have adm I ell
the smoky Ci'N team abou, rs good
81 they make 'e~,
Hare ~ the Piers record. outside of
The TT shurtl c'a~h. for the season.
II speaks -" sen.
Pier 81: Ron o.
Pier.T1t: oh ergo !.
Pier. Z 1nros o.
per. 6. tne"eIand \ Sc.
Pier, 20; Camp Doic>, 0.
Pi>r. %: Minnesota. g.
r err. IA. Cam, Grant, 0.
Total--Pier, 1872, opponents. IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
ARMY
CHRISTMAS POTS

Com.nandant l.. Grimshaw wishes
to make an appeal. asking the pub
lie to make their Christmas coitri-
button to the work OF the Salvation
ARMY either through the mail or
RESPOND by giving in the kettles on
the corner You will know all those
band on the bonnet or. the cap. a.
none other are collecting tor the
army.
The commandant ID making this
appeal through the paper. because OF
the lack Of workers. on account Of
the prevailing tnnuenGa. and they arc
not abs 70 work thu entire city. N.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
IS ARE M|sS|Ni' IN
TOURIST CAR FIRE

Montreal can. De-. s 1T ,lr..sn Z
persons are missing As The result ora
Ere that swept the tourist ears e9 trs
" nnipcg Toronto train ct the Canss
disn-Pacifc railroad. according 10 ~
Official announcement tonlght, -
hre occurred - the train was pas,inx
Bonheur station, 100 miles VEST
Fort Williams. and Is believed t6-KfyH
been started by berth curtain sa&cke,
tng hre from spirit lamp us>d 6S u
man and woman 70 heat Food fos fkolP
baby. All Of the misstnx wee 1850
senGerM Eight passenger vsre \ snl1 v
cssd from the blasing oasA 's sss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Frances War Expenditures.

Faris, Dec. 1s.What war has
meant financially TO France. and what
her intentions are on the question of
Gern,any's responsibility for Frances
war debt, is left In no sort Of doubt by.
two articles appearing simultaneously
in lie Journal and L'Homme Libre.
NJ. Raoul Peref. president of the
chamber OF deputies budget commit
tee, writing in the former. states that
Frances debt for extraordinary mill
tary and civil expenditures. including
her new public debt. is about l47 600,
900. 900 Of francs: added to this there
viii be the value of damages amount
ing TO about $4,000. 100000. interest
on the country's debt. which now ex-
ceeds 1000. 100000. and pensions
estimated At about 2.000. 00o, 900.
LHomme Libre.. in an Article en-
titled. "Germsny Must Pay" declares
that the allies are In perfect agree
ment on the fact that Germany is not
to he allowed to- escape punishment.
Whatever he too clever leaders may
say or do, Germany can. and must.
pay. Only then will II he possible for
the allies to Judge whether Gernapy's
repentance l. such as ~ Justify her
Inclusion in the socie ~ of nations and
Justify confidence in her new demo-
era ric~ orga liza ZION
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
LINER LORRAINE DOCKS
WITH MANY N0TAbltS
Mesd.,'nc> w. X. Vanderbilt and Vim
cent Aston, Mary Garden and
Johnny Ever~ Nmon. Return
ing Overseas Workers.

New York, Dec. lS.--Mary Garden,
dressed in the natty uniform of the
Y, w G. A.. trppel down the gang
plank of the French liner Lorraine
Monday. leaning on the arm OF Ionny
Evers, famous second haseman and
knights of Columbus worker. when
the ship locked She related an in
cident of the armistice day celebration
in Paris. she said. she was Missed by
an American officer on the street He
kissed me without an introduction"
sa i'd Miss Garden. smilinsly. and then
he called out so that everybody could
hear. Hey. Mary. give us a song:
and he told the people who | was. and
had TO stand there In the street and
sing"
Johnny Evers said he had been re-
ceiyed everywhere at the front with
the greatest warmth, despite the re-
port that soldiers had been lukewarm
toward big league players.
II went among the men,. said
Evers. spoke from the platforms and
listened to the sentiments expressed
by the men, and found tho reports
were all untrue. There have been q
lot Of Big ieaguers over there Take
for instance. Captain Eddie Grant
FoiHiiss btdHt mira ''dSthhdA "Ho'
was killed in France Then there Is
Grover Alexander. who did his bit
with The -s42n4 field aFtiilerv-fr the
Verdun sector. and pitcher Eddie
klopfer. of the Cleveland Americans
who served with the Soth division.
and Church Ward OF the Brooklyn
dodgers, and others.
Evcrs Had Nerve
II went 10 Nerdun because Joe
1 II, IL. \ Il
nerve. My lob as an athletic instruc-
tor kept me IN Paris most OF the time.
Joe is an infantry plain now. you
know
Mrs. Walip,n *. Vanderbilt, who
said She had been compelled TO re-
main in her state room throughout
good sailor. and Mrs Vincent Aston
were among the American war work
ers who returned O. he Lorraine
Both declared they ~'>re too tired to
talk. Mrs. Aston sa y: See me later
I've got "A great story TO tell. hut IN
just TOO tagged out to tell ii now"
The Levisthian, formerly the Water
land. the largest liner afioat. also ar
rived today. bringing over $500 men
! including among whom were soldiers
Of the 9th and eth division made up
largely Of New York men. Her ar
rival mad been DELAYED by fog
Major General George Earnest
head II the Marine corps who Is con-
valescins from an attack of influenza
! contracted In Paris was on the ship
II am mighty proud of the Marines
t Their spirit and work speak for them
selves" said General Barnett "An
the boys want to know II they can re-
main IN the service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
REDUCTION
IS WILSON SCHEME

London, Dec. ls.--t Wednesday, -
TIL" Daily News prints this morning
what II says Is an authoritative" out
of President Wilson's prospective at
ttude at the peace conference It
says he will insist upon league OF
nations and 8 reduction and appor-
tionmeht of ornaments both on land
and sea lin order that 1t may not be-
come necessary for America 10 build
a large navy TO insure against arbi-
trary action by any other nation.
The President. according to the
Chronicle will seek to determine the
Just claims against Germany and
then the methods and possibilities OF
payment lie is opposed, however. to
the parcellng out of what remains OF
Gerrnany's wealth.
Mr.. Wilson favors probationary in
clusion of Germany in the league OF
nations, lie is determined that for
nation Of the league OF nations be EN-
BODIED in the treaty OF peace and not
left 10 subsequent conferences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

There is etct hack -to-the- land
curlvnt starting The subject OF
l5,fms for soldiers u being carefully
oUt food and industrial
problems s4-e 81 eater phan ever in our
history Inc, itably there arises 10 the
mind a vision Of rolling prairie. of
forming on the mighty scale possible
only in those VAST spaces Tut this
Kind of la1fnine takes experience ard
auaueins On "a scale proporlionate
with lis grandeur, ana these farms
wilI lie OF necessity remote from
markets
on the other hand, there are be-
tween The Atlantic and the Mississippi
on CT 4eVVo. 300 acres OF unused lands
lying adjacent 10 the great food
markets.
Much of this is land formerly farm
Ell but long abandoned That there is
money in It's reclamation and in It's
operation in small plots is being
proved every day in old Massa
chusetts there are reclaimed farms
netting ~ high as slh0o an acre
under modern intensive methods. If
We have protited by our lessons in
economy here is a feia we can no
longer afford 10 neglect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Uns<,ratchcd Fighting Hero Downed
BY TNCk

Chicago, Dec. l7.--Corporal Frank
l.amson OF Chicago. In France wi h
the F'ifty-ninth Infantry, fourh, on
three battle fronts In two months. He
Is one Of the heroes of Chateau-
Thierry and one Of the Americans
who fought in the -Argonne Forest. He
went to AK Les Raius on seven day
Acknowledgment on = tack and was
sent to y base hospital for week. He
was in the hospital when the Armis-
ticc was signed, according to 4 letter
received by his father.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
PEJUVENATED FARMS.

sssn,s years ago lrasr* appeared IN
magaalne ala article euntled Aban-
lgsone3 Farms in Ola New EaRiaud'
The srticle was profusei> iuus fsted
NIL, piryutes o. qoaint old farm
houses failing 10 decay. nj otid~
.r.an w 10 eoltenfod ANA 'aistle- al
sruhatds rus Wild and dytps All Tins
Ma accepted a. u matter of course,
Thee farms Nad run ouG" Noh"iy
sbengst any ,htus ahou H.
TIE discouraged o~err~ hsd ''r.f'ed
II. he neighhoiing ei.!os or set sail
sln their prairie schoouors loI ihat
a.plter west where with minimum Of
...ior, they fondiy uoped 10 reap
ssaaNinsum Of reward With 'hc story
Ssf their awakening it is mol the pur-
1sose or this articlc 10 des / but rather
Mill, tho false premise " hich allowed
srsy farm 80 60 20 ruin when by
proper rotation OF crops and careful
tertllizing ii might even now be. a.
productive in its small way as it's
n1ishsy brother OF the west with no
Idle years 10 it's account
Nc have iearped,mueb during the
war, .svery little stony backyard con-
ga erred into garden whence came
taseta bies for two or three families
iras taught its lesson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Mahs! Ea~ssp~ col~r-d aaS ~.
rested BY Policemen ShnrNakpr ard
Mcnamara. OF First police sat!on
Tuesday or "a 'iascee f hef~e 81 st,.
picfous cNarac&er. II is SAD i1St she
IS wanted In 'opeweil ard is a fuyi-
tive from justice from that pls &C.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
ALLEGED Desrrtcr rskcn.

George Mitchell, colorcd age
Twenty-Five years. Is being held at
Second police station az 1eserter
from the United States Army.
Mitchell when arrested By Policemen
Clarke and Ford. had on full mill
tASy suit Of the army,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
THE ESTEEMED BERNsToRFF.

honest policy, he would have acted
honestly. They regard man OF
fcrnstorf's lies and crimes az himself
liar and criminal
If Germany wants the peace terms
made harder, let her send Bernstof-n
TO meet the American delegates at
Versa lilies,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Spain Is coming on, Prince Kati-
nor. the German am ba zsaClof. has
NAen expelled. and the Spanish am
hassador TO Germany has been order
~ home in disgrace Both these dig
nt<ar1eS are part and parcel OF an
0&E4ntEAuon for Germantzins Spain.
Rs 81 took Spain long time 10 come
~ n She has been more thoroughly
aGooped in German propaganda than
aa1 other nation except perhaps Hol-
~. though she was ostensibly quite
nsssa,
when she saw what was really
eo1ae on 10 the way Of Kidding the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Maybe IL adds to the ex- Kaiser
cup of sorrow, and maybe IL doesn i,
but anyhow. fot OF German bar
tenders in this country win soon have
to co to work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

The world is moi only safe now for
democracy. but an The ~ TIA Consti-
tuition remarks II is safe for hospitals,
orphanases. old womens homes,
as, iums and churches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Foch isn't such stand-patter on
willing 10 revise them--upward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

VI - VI "''''NNes'aEN FNuVuhtS IIhe
Germany. Spain decided TO do little
de-incubusfns herself. IL il TO be
hoped. however. that that fierce and
easily aroused Cas,ilian temper Will
not lead Spain to declaring war on
Germany right now and keeping
everybody waiting at the peace table
until the food gets cold
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Wife-Youre terribly hoarse, dear.
Why do you drive your car in such
cold weather?
Husband-'Tisn't the weather The
darned horn wasn't working.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Msvoe il was ~ mere Nhomophon-
den, anded on tbe 'Esrest OF France
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Now that ally has finished her
task Of redemption the JuSo- Siavs
unfortunately have decided to do a
little fancy irredcntiss work Of their
own. There onsht'tc be a Law agsins,
two natasns redeemins the same piece
OF territory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

American troops will have TO march
TO Berlin YET, TO make "jhe most or
DERBY and Ia~ah.dins people in the
world behave themselves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

win Santa come this time in an
airplans or tank