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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
wEISBTRC.FRS WILL GIVE 900
STOCKINGS TO CWIInRF.N

S. weisherger. president Of the
we4sberger Company offered yester :
day to give 400 or more stockings ana
All than, with good things for the
poor children in Richmond. The oHer
was made the Boy Scouts who are at
tending to the collection and dietrtou-
tion Of the stockings for the untucky
little children of the city who are ex-
pecting no Christmas presents MI
Weisberger said that the appeal Tor
stockings touched him so that ne
wanted to furnish all of them.
The distribution Of stockings VIII
begin at 1880 Tuesday, Christmas
eve. and the Boy Scouts will have
charge. Scout Executive Weaver has
a LIST OF all of the poor children pre-
nared. He will be assisted by Scout
Comm issioner d w. Durrett. Deputy
Com missioners walford. Kane, and
Buchroeder: r. r. Howell, president
Of the Scoutmasters' club: W. n
Tray,or. secretary, and Allen c.
Stfaus, treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

The following plans are made public
iday by Dean Eugene Loving 81
Richmond college,:
sessionai crcdit-At its meetins
ember 5. the faculty adopted the hoi-
fwfrg resolution:
IAN students returning to coHese "
Anuary from enlistment IN any
rsnch Of the United tSates armed ser
Pee, and successfully pursuing tnsu
purses until the end OF the prrsens
Eesiou. shall receive fuii yea
frdn In the courses thus pursued. :.
Living acconfm odations-lThc dean Is
repairing a list Of ptace at which ~
'snts can obtain rooms and board. In ~,
pst per month OF furnished rooms
)Ary from 81 to $40 per man, ncpeHu.
h1 on the accommodations COCO O0~'
In be obtained for as per nnontH
College fees--Thc charges tor 49,
alation and tuition for the rema'n ~.
no terms have been set ~ ". ' 70,
|me-haif the sum Of these items 10.
be- normal session. students to whom
eho,srsrirs had BEEN asstxned nefors
he Emancipation Of the 3. a. =, ~
kav have the benefit Of the scno'M
&ins fer the coming terms. but WV
~ n matricnlation Tee 81 sts. i@pc-
ktc-v foes athletic fec. ETC.. VIII %
ecrsted for all students alike.
| Provision 70, entering students
lew classes will he formed N sou
New subjects wiz ,pe
ike, IN IN sornr classes so"e VIC
purses win be offered where there -
kssaast,,e demand for them :" -
kord. the college will undertake .
hakc II possible for students en'e!,"
low 10 carry on their work on a Pr
y, .nas,s and urges AL former stu
en,- 10 como back and resume 'oe''
kudies.
The law. ecbool---Tne Richmond 20
kxe law school was NC o"'N
khoo, in Virginia that met us ca ~, .
ne.at during the fall term. Fne
|unh~- If students was almost up so
h. average. md w'i Ae 'n~resse' ~,
|nr. nc terms. Fer the consenssF''
n students who desire 70 eaV"
lar. or all Of their EXPENSES. tue
ks~se. me-, between s and 10 ocioeS
she evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
CHARLES ]. FET|G IS
ALIVE AND HAPPY

Relatives and friends OF Charles j.
Feifig. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Adam
Feitig, eli East Main street, now with
Company II, One Hundred and Thirty
first infantry, Thirty-third division,
Third Army of OccuNation Of Ger
many. will be glad b know, especially
as he was officially reported by the
war department as missing in &C
tion." since October 10. that letters
have been received from him dated
November u and Is, advising that he
was in the best Of health and was TAX
ing things easy now that the hre-
works are over.
The cause of his being officially re-
ported by the war department as
missing in action" was due to shell
exploding near him when going over
the top, throwing him backwards and
covering him with dirt leaving only
his head free, in which position he re-
manned until discovered about two
hours after the engagement was over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
~ NTENCE ~ JACONs
CAxE O. DEFERRE:D

indy. Richardson yesterday de-
.rred sentence In the case OF Ben
|,.r,b:. who was given month in jail
"a tined $50 for Transporting liquor.
i. understood that Jacobs Is pre-
t.,..tn~ y peaition for pafdan- and he
E,.as clyen unta next Monday 10 COM
Sa~,e The task. Jacobs was q star Wit
.s,,s before the special grand jury last
E..nnn1er, which indicted several mem-
IRIS OF tho police force ana recon-
AZ essed an Investigation OF tho departs
case OF Harry +. Price, charged
I.,,b transporting. Is set for heartnE
nSav. and that OF Frank Lswler. for.
Essrs roIicesl,an. viii be heard Friday.
me hearing In, the case Of Harry
xa.nsnski charged With using his auto
shfls Tor immoral purposes. will come
~ Next Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
lathe / c'st O.
MRS. MAIL BARNES
\ rite, Post NJ as,er Th"rnses asa seer
Help Of Any sort.

ara, .n,-ha,f the world does not
new hoA the other hali iiSes PROV
bis vas never more true taah III a."
Instance that mas just cotne 70 ame
Er,Icn al postmaster hay T. Thorn
hn Mr. Thornton describes the tass'
hat of an INDECENT tamtts NJ 81. !"
3aroiins as the nost psthttf" INA. "sS
len reached nis Rice. @hH MAI
law masses that tne q, ~ OF iae fsiea-
bond possonice does NJ. Aa ot'os,
n MA observation cue OF more such
|hs~s.
1 t,n.tnas.er- Thornton recently re-
k,yed the following letter from shook
November y. 1915
snookSiile {
.eaf fricnd
+i#h ,oa would hand this Ia some QUE
hat has ga, old Clothing thre" oacAs
kat They don't want to ware any NOR
would like TO &c, thefn nio stothans
.Yc old Shoes just sny tang Cow
IN /, IL winter mere The winters mere
IA lorr aud cold /, is osfei TO Zee
+ao,, aave got two Htst~ eniidsen anu
IN, hnsbl,p IL not able 10 do Wuch
[-ars in the winter time he has xo'
[.humitisgn So bad and L IL so cola y
Mi he can do TO keep US :rera satats
M would bee sure giaeiF TO get any
hsaw that could poor children mere
[ont gel ANY thing nj all fore christ
bas. Yours sra,y. Mrs Mall sarha =.
I'm ss,sppsnev sssjtst - f1rAnk ira y :,
Ia ass, ofYice IL shookvfifss ~ {.
hanks"
| POSTMASTER Thornton wrots the post
Iss,cr. who Ii developed was d os,
aistress At Shookvilie, asking to De az :
.sseA 81 the merits of the request msoc
!, his surp,icant. stating INA snouIa
IA facts be as she states them ne
snr,A he clad to refen her letter 10
|nch persons in Richmond as. IN ms
kntnicn. would be able to help her. MT
fhornton received the following reply
'shookville n. c. Dec IL. 1918.
Yess Mrs Barnes has wrote you the
Ract about thear condition es ,s
-, NOR people and need AL the help
jh@ car get.
Post Mistress.
shookviile, \. c..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
RICMMOND-RANDOI1PH LODGE
HOLDS 1857 ANNUAL MEET.

At the l31st annual meeting OF the
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. ~.
OF the Masons, held Tuesday night
the following officers for the year
were elected:
Worshipful master, William f. Sui
Ivan: senior warden. r. N. Racket:
Junior warden. Joseph f. Robinson:
treasurer, Aivoy X. Vest: secretary.
William A. James, senior deacon. A.
J. Watkins: junior deacon. Morris s.
,Cridlin: chaplains. Rev. Charles n.
Smith and william A. James: tiler.
Charles A. Weston; stewards, Thomas
II. Weimer and Allan II. Lane. pur-
veyor A. w Baker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
s. A. T. G. MUSTERED OUT
AT MEDICAL COLLEGE

The last Of the men in the student
army training corps At tho Medical
College Of Virginia we've mustered
out Of service yesterday by Captain
Guy r.. Manning. OF DAYTON. Ohio. the
commandment They will 60 to their
homes Saturday for the Christmas
holidays
When the work Of the college Is
resumed on January ;, the college
will resume its former standing and
curriculum without military. Practi-
eally all OF the students have stated
that they expect to return.
When the corps was demohilixed
and final pay checks given yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
INDIAN BOY SHOWS RICH
PROMISE As ATHLETE

Haskell Indian school has anothet
Jim Thorpe--that ID IL he keeps on
running to present form.
His nama II John Anderson. and ne
ID only sixteen years old. although
wonderfully developed.
Playing his 1rst game against Mid.
land college. this Indian gridiron
warrior broke away from the rival
players and ran eighty Ave yards
Tor 4 touchdown. Before tho game
ended he Tailed two more touch
downs, ana was largely instrumental
III rolling uc ~ to score against
- Midland team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Meftnr NJ Nsrt<a~rs.

A rneet.nr or III ministers or sn>
sou'hside was held Yesterday evening
IN the home OF the Rev Thomas
Semnse< rector OF the Meade Me.
mortal Episcopal church for the pur-
pose ~ dischsstug plans for aiding
the Billy Sunday evanEelssfic xam.
raign to hesi, next mon'h James
". Walker. advance agent for Mr..
Sunday. addressed the meeting The
Rev. l., Judson Westaii pastor OF the
Batnbridee- Street baptist church. Is
chairman OF the Southside cottage
prayer meetings 70 be held In connec.
tion with the campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Thinks MansIon Misnamexi.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. ls.-Because II
would take $4,000 to make habitable
the executive mansion, once the An
est home in Topeka Governor Elect
Henry Allen is going to live at a
hotel. Mrs. Allen recently came to
Topeka to inspect the mansion and
declared 1t, impossible. 1t has not
been occupied for four years. The
roof leaks. some OF the windows do
not shut tight and the stairs creak.
The house was painted a bright vel
low eight years ago and looks like
4 weather-heaten barn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
MOTHERS CLUB FAVOR
MEMORIAL LIBRARY.

The Federation of Mothers Clubs
and ParenfTeachcr Associations goes
on record as favoring the founding Of
a public library as memorial to the
Richmond men who gave their lives
IN the great world war. The associa.
ton pledged itself at its Tuesday
meeting TO help raise funds for the
purpose. The association also gave
$40 to the womans auxiliary Of the
war camp community sc rvice toward
the Christmas celebration IN the hos
pital at Camp Lee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
nr,m,t,c Acndemx PLANNED.

New York. Dec. lS.--Waiker White
side, the star OF over twenty-three
productions. who is now playing the
leading role in Walter Hast's Ameri-
can version OF the big London dra-
matte success. 1.-THE Little Brother"
at the belmont theater. has been ap-
preached by number OF wealthy
organizers, who would institute a
large dramatic academy and place
Mr. Whiteside at it's head, The great
success OF THE Little Brother" how
ever, precludes any possibility of his
acce ptance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
n. Rita state Departm@.ts.

4 number Of clerks In several state
departments are more or less II, with
Ia nuenYa. Among those affected are
Sam W Bigger, bailiH Of the state cor
poration commission James Hayes.
chief clerk In the office of secretary OF
Deputy Commissioner
~ Labor Howard T. Cclvin; Thomas n.
bigger. o. the insurance department.,
ana several women. State. Labor Com.
missioner Hirschberk has been. absent
from hts peat On account OF preyA-
1Aaes " innnensA u III famjly.N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

MAycr Ainslie yesterday returned TO
-tty Clerk Mcdowell with his approval
number OF ordinances and rcsolu-
Fsns.s. including eleven In connection
..lfh the new charter: an ordinance
Eavinr the Justice Of the police court
~ mower 10 appoint hts clerk and the
~ tiin Of the court; an ordinance fiA-
~ 4 graduated penalty for failure to
~ city taxes before the end of the
csar. and several resolutions refund
M taxes and assessments erreneousls
made, and an ordinance appropriatins
I, $50 for city license tags
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Southside Items
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /.


Donations for Bethany Home win
ne received until after Christmas BY
Mrs. ". !. Carter, ii0i Porter street
and Miss Ella Mayo. 1901 Porter
street. who Will sec that the gifts are
sent promptly TO the home near Bon
Air. GIFTS % provisions, clothing. as
-eli as toys for the little children IN
tor the caro- Of tNe institution Is re-
iucstei OF the public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
! DELEGATES BUILDING

Oh. Jewish welfare board will dedi-
80 in 0utldiug II Camp Lee on De-
Iemhey u and -. An entertainment
Eli BE held In the afternoon Of the
~ ana the formal dedication take
S1aAA on sunday afternoon.
camp Lee. 10 now rehabilitation
.rnn and has now = population Of over
= 90 men. II Is considered the
|srrast camp today In America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Fixed limit Burglar.

Oakland. Cal, Dec. 17.--Four-dol-
lar limit is this game. and It's bur-
giary. not poker. Oakland appar-
entity has the only fixed limit house.
breaker In 'existence--as yet his not
in captivity. Four dollars Is his limit.
for within two weeks he robbed
thirty Eight homes. never taking more
than that sum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Mrs. Charles Lynn Dead.

Mrs. Helen l.. Lynn. 80 years old.
wife 81 Charles Lynn. died Tuesday
evening at $40 o'clock in her horne.
f0-t I 4. FFall street after a short Ill
-ess ~ influenza Her body will he
aiken 20 Ieter~vji'e Amelia county.
this afternoon for burial Mrs eLynn's
dea,.h came as sudden shock 10 her
husband an,i rrar~ friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

-Four Seam Coal corporation. swords
Creek. Va. Capital stock-$T5, 900. OBJ
ject-Coai business Officers--C. r.
Iinsenmeyer. president. Blueneid.' W,
Va: c. r. Adair, secretary. Narrows.
Va
J. r. Osborn and son, Incorporated.
Newport News, Va. Capital stock--
$4,000. Object-Contracting businasF.
Onicers-J r. Osborne. president; B. J.
Osborne. secretary. both Newport News,
"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

the men had to move their belongings
from the Blues armory whore they
had been in barracks for the term
They were busy in the afternoon
scouting the city for rooms and board
for the rest OF the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

The condition Of Josiah n. Hank,
IT.. assistant attorney-gc who
was believed to be fatally injured
when run down by An automobile sew
eral weeks ago, is said Is be steadily
Improving. Mr.. Hank was removed to
his home from Virginia hospital week
or more ago, According TO members
Of hta temily. he does not recall being
hit BY m automobile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Mrs. Thomas n. IAfid.

Mrs. Mamie Lewis Ladd wife Of
Thomas ". Ladd, OF Charleston. s.
c.. who died at a:So O'Clock 1t the
home OF hem parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. Stamrer. 3l4 North Twenty
third street. was buried yesterday In
the family burial ground 1t Liberty
Hall. King william county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Grover Stephen Donald. 20 wears
old who d'ea Monday IN Philadelphia.
after 4 hrief Illness Of influenza. was
hnesed Yesterday afternoon In Maury
eemetary, Mr. Donald WAS the son
Of Peter Donald and the late Mrs.
Margaret s. Donald. and was a highly
popular Young man OF the Southssds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Personal Mention.

The CONDITION Of Judge Ernest
Wells. who has been confined 10 his
home for the past few days because
" an aftact Of the influenza still CON
'inue< to improve, and he hopes to be
ont again within a short while
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

The Chesapeake Ferry company yes
terday hled with the state corporation
commission application for authority
In increase ite fares for trAnapofta--
ti0n Of passengers and vehicles over
willoughby Spit. Old Point and Sew
aIis Point--Nswport News lines Prom
fifteen TO twenty cents one way. 4
date for . hearing has not been set.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
DENTAL S0cIIY TO
ELECT OFFICERS
10 Eat and Hear Douglas Freeman
" on Topl<. Of the Hour.

The annual meeting and banquet
OF the Richmond Dental society will
he held tonight at, the Richmond hotel
at $3.50 O'clock. DR.. Douglas Freeman
Will be the speaker OF the evening. .
y .Ofher features on the program will
include an address by President
Emeritus DR. George f. keesee, sub
feet. The Richmond Dental Society:
a toast, ITO Our Members in the Ser
vice" by DIR. J. W. Eggleston, which
will be followed by an address by DR..
Harry Baer, president OF the society.
The business session will include
election Of onicers for the ensuing
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
,yoeeir T~ BonllIen

Jessie Lee Beadles, three-months-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lecr
r. Beadles. was buried yesterday
afternoon In Oakwood cemetary, At
from the home. 7IS North Twenty
third streets. The baby died Tuesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock 1t the Re-
treat for the Sick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Miss Annis X Henry. Of Norfolk.
who 10 well known In Richmond. died
yesterday afternoon at Old Point.
after an Illness of only two days Of
influenza.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
OBIT u RY
Mi~ Kathleen Phaup.

Miss Kathleen Phaup. daughter OF
Rev. Leroy J.. and Mary Turner Phaup.
died at Disputanta. Va. Tuesday at s
r. m. The funeral services will be at
the grave In lakewood today at 1880
o clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

h IA meeting Of stockholders OF the
I;. ~, 1Horn Railway. scheduled to have
nnlA II this city Tuesday. wAs ad-
~ January ~ bscsuss Of the
2I2S f1ak several phaSHs ~ the con-
~ IN they GoxsvMm4nt tor ncerA-3
k9 ~ tines had not bsen deAnitely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Derrick. Cal. Dec. l7.--Today this
old mining town. situated high up on
the Sierra Nevada mountains. Is as
Eveless as the North Pole. The only
woman inhabitant OF the town has
gone to Sacramento to spend the
winter and will not return until the
robins nest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Miss Florrie Wilkerson OF profit,
Va, was he guest this week Of Miss
Marion McIain, OF Maury street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Rerklcx Int.

Burial services for Berkeley Tate,
who died Monday at o'clock of
pneumonia at his home 1904 West
Cary street Monday. took place yes
terday at Louisa. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Armenian atrocities have broken hts
heart What pt4y y vAsn't his hAaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19

Mrs. T. II Davis Is recovering from
, slight attact Of Illness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Miss France ri. Auerhoch.

Burial services for Miss Francis III.
Auerback took place yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock from her house. 5
North Davis avenue. She died Nom
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
T1Ds,snas O'Couuur,

Thomas OConnOr died Yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock at his home a.
Fulton Hill, leaving his wife. Ave chill
dren. eight grandchildren and one
sister Mrs Margaret Gorgan. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not
been made yet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Waverly Patterson ChaIkIcy.

Funeral service for Waverly Pat
terson Chaik'ey. seventy-one years
old. who died at Virginia hospital
Monday was conducted yesterday
afternoon at the grave in lakewood.
He Is survived by one sister, Mrs, Lou
Northern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
Mrs. Lcnna Walters Haird
James \. Bryant

James y. Bryant.
The body OF James ~. Bryant will
be carried 10 Mt Horeb, Va. where
II will be buried. Mr.. Bryant died
Tuesday morning at o'clock at his
residence I4l4 Third avenue,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-19
COLLEGE
ANNOUNCES PLANS


The following plans are made pubic
|iday by Dean Eugene Loving OF
Arizona republican., 1918-11-21

Use The Republican Classified Pages
for Results-Read for Profit
Arizona republican., 1918-11-21

conducted the improvement of the air
ship up until 6S.
Dr.. Barnes set forth the lesson that
long life depends on how man uses his
nerve cells and argued that if one set
of cells are to be kept running with
out rest and restoration of force death
will ensue at an early period.
He said that in the start of life we
have enough cells to take 200 years TO
stock up but that the ordinary man
has an excellent opportunity of living
until SO or 80. He said that the aged.
instead of being forced into the conf
fort of repose. should be taken out
where they will meet some one they do
not like-it gives them a further lease
Of life.
The first step in prolonging life, DR..
Barnes said. was to surround ones self
with children. and as many as possi-
BILE. BY this agency, he said, the strain
on one set of nerves will be constantly
suited to another set. balancing the
physical. mental and moral activities
in man.
The second step, DR.. Barnes said, we 5
to cease doing everything automatic
ally. He advised his hearers to get
down among the working classes, and
take their point Of view to learn how
they feel and think. This. he said,
would lengthen life.
DIR. Barnes said people are product
mad" and are spelling men and women
Arizona republican., 1918-11-21

been run by old men. is now run by
old men, and will always be run by OLD
men-and when the women begin 10
get aged We will be saying the same
things about them
1t was an appeal to his audience to
get the notion out of its head that a
man or woman was too old for active
life and eminent usefulness when they
passed forty. Mr. Barnes demonstrated
that the most usefulness comes from a
man or woman between the ages of 30
and 10. He invoked the mountain tops
of achievement past and present as
proof. He even gave the psychology of
living till 80.
In proof of the value of the aged in
world leadership, he summoned this
cloud of Witnesses"
General Joffre. aged 20. and still ac-
tive; DR.. Charles Eliot. leading educa
tor, wrote his best treatise at IS; A. d.
White. educator, So; Edison, past 10;
Col. Robert r. McCord. editor and fin
ancier. died lately at 80: John Wanna
maker, managing all his stores, aged
80: Lord Strathcona. saw him at SO
and guessed him 80. died at "a in pub
lie service; William Booth, Salvation
army leader. began organizing at 10.
Won Ranke. historian, clear and active
till go Tennyson, best poems at SO. and
others.
Among the active German generals
Mr. Barnes noted Won Hindenburg, 20;
Mackensen. 6S: Zeppelin. died at 20
Arizona republican., 1918-11-21
PEOENlI[X-THE WHOLESALE CENTER OF ARIZONA
PHOENIX FINE FIELD FOR
WHOLESALE TRADE

These
o lked about
Phoenix other
is %
Of
To-day day of thanksgiving wholesale lines The
suit that the wholesaler rule did share we'll as
profits
sscondiio generally.
Phoenix
of Phoenix a tadece
Arizona republican., 1918-11-21
TIPPING SAID TO BE
DEBASING PRACTICE

The tip has no place where labor IS
recognized as honorable service. 1t is
a survival of the old master and SER
want days. when gratuities by persons
to the manner born were given as "A re-
ward to servility. The tip goes always
from a superior to an inferior, never
from servant to master. 1t is ROT a
recognition of service. for the inferior
never tips the superior for service rem
dered That would be considered an
insult.
This debasing custom. once common
to all labor, has been eliminated from
all but a few branches OF service. such
as walters, porters. BARRIERS and ser
wants The practice is so generally de
spsed that attempts have been made to
legislate it out of existence But that
is a wrong use of the w-maknG
power. and viii not without the CO.
operation of tip takers, cure the evil
The victim of the system must he
reached. He must be shown that even
acceptance Of the tip does not increase
his wage, for as the gratuities go up
his wages go down. There are places
where walters and porters pay for the
privilege of serving without wages.
But, in addition to its being useless as
means of increasing earnings, it be
comes a burden by fixing upon the re-
cipient a badge of inferiority.