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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
PUBLIC SALE

ON Tuesday, August 26, 1919. at 1
o'clock, p. M, on premises situated in
wheatfield township. Perry county,
Pa, on road leading from Juniata
Bridge to Newport. miles north OF
Duncannon, and miles from Losh's
Run station. Containing thirty acres,
having thereon erected dwelling
house, bank barn and other farm
buildings in good condition. Excellent
mountain water; good pressure; plped
to house and barn. These lands nave
heen used as a fruit and berry farm,
is we'll located, attractive surround
ings, and makes a fine summer resi-
dence. Terms easy. ]. c. Hench
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
SENATOR soNEs IN TOWN

Senator Charles w. Sones, of Ly-
coming county, was visitor at the
Highway and other Departments oil
the hill to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18

A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the City Transfer Company
will be held at the office of the COM
pany, No. 16 North Second street.
Harrisburg, Pa, on Monday. Septem1
ber IS, 1919. at 2 o'clock p. M, to take
action on the approval or disapprovaI
of a proposed increase of indebtedness
of said company from s10,250 to
j. x. GREENAwALT. JR.,
Seprafaru
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

FOR SALE-Harley-Dav mo-
torcycle, 1919 model; three speed; i;
electric equipped with tandem and
speedometer; first class condition; can
be seen any time at 1914 North Sixth
street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE - Es-
state of Miles Il. Warfel. Notice is
hereby given that all persons indoht9
ed or having any claims against said
estate will present them for settle
ment to
MRS. EDNA e. WARFEL,
Enola, Pa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
Additional Classified Ads
on Opposite Page
HAULING AND MOVING

WE Move Anything. Anywhere.
| ANY time. Price reasonable. Dial
1890. Dayton Cycle Co.. 912 North
Third street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18
Garages, Accessories and Repairs

RAYFIELD carburetors are recog-
ntzed as the most reliable by all dis
crininating car owners; more power,
more speed and 25 to so per cent. saw
ING of gasoline, are some of the rea-
sons you should have one; a special
type bayfield, for every make of car.
Agency, Federicks' Garage. 1907 N.
Seventh Street.
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FLYING FIELD GETS
ROTARY ENDORSEMENT

CONTINUED from First Page
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CONTINUED in Next CoIumnl
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AUTOMOBILES

LIGHT roadster for sale in first class
condition.; good tires and new top.
Call at 2154 North Fourth street after
$50 p. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-18

VIM. PENN GARAGE
224-6 Muench street, limousines for
funeral parties and balls; careful
drivers; open day and night Bell
4b64.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

st noon yesterday the grand jury OF the lius-
tings Court presented a true bill against James
Grant charging him with the MURDER OF Henry
Rives Pollard. The case VIII he called for trial
next Tuesday. The motion for bail WIZ DO
argued this morning. In tho meantime Grant is
free under his former $4,000 bond.
The rema rkabiy mild weather OF the winter,
which is now drawing TO close, has been such
as 10 push vegetation forward to such an extent
as TO endanser at least tho fruit crop for the
praeent year. Indeed, NC are Informed already
That u hard frost freeze coming would
Kill the peaches and apricots.
There is now probab ABILITY of any definite
action at the present; session of Congress rcla :
tive to Virginia matters. Opinions con-
dieting. There Is no unanimtty among tho
mernhers Of either party ~ to the proper course
10 pursue, and therefore virginia must go over
become necessary TO change her present anonla-
luu9 state.
The pardon % ~, Mudd was Was placed in tho
,crday. II Viii he sent 10 FLORIDA by a speoinl
messenger to-day Vnd the doctor may bc cx-
rec,cd 70 retutn to his home carly next month.
An order was issued from tho Treasury De-
nnartmen, yes,orday which roads as follows:
cut tobacco offered for sale, must be PACKED and
atampcd according TO Lave.
rho Senate yesterday disGussed, at sreat,
length tho bill TO penaion Mira. Lincoln. and
hnally II was passed by without action.
a large amount OF tobacco from kentucky.
Virginia and North Carolina seized In
Nashville, Tenn, yesterday on account OF bear.
ing forged ntampa and brands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Let Us Have Industrial Freedom
BY ". L.. REQUA.
Noted Mining Engineer. Director OF on Di-
vision of the L. :. Fuel Admin istrnrIon

!; needs only a review OF tho activities o.,
emonsra how uey ss' n xshr ana haif 70
problems. -" ''' s''hpie"t
indqstry misht no. combine railways. bu,
eaonabs and sdeGuae aerHea them ID siyS
MI? not 81, In confeTencc and discuss trades
n ~ ,hE S h. law YET pronpi
industry might chcenty discharge oi IT'S f1 is
prices by have Ssn. Mn
Ds s,hos on ;s markets have been vided
afs 9ssn isssely
n nn9sp ae ii fost has
srmn,ent aud Industry have worked hand in
when il realized must &c highly hIyus Gsx'if 10
so The s!Sry Imam and the this
a yp Be p St ins nd ensan
f s, ssu,s pd jssIs m2Hsisns eai
agreed Ni TO- ''~'e ''''S'ry 10 execute The plans
nr phs jnssn'ye Of individual activity along
remain @ W"W WIEN 81 nTfass TnGp4
tive shan be suppressed shall have passsd
we hsxs iaana I'M = sar Ha'' OF mutual aia
"sn ar The oae n
i iSn w Sf lis Of ;ns dpsry on the esnes
justiasa,ion be, We shall not attempt 1irt ' tS
hq Il au "a
r pIrisy ~ IS obvious tina. there should be com
Industry must not attempt to "pu, something
oEsf, and government must treat with indus,
ny up1n the high plane that has characterised
th hs nagc H1dderanTe Of The President during
r ra;,, sa is obligation TO play The sans
recognize its obligation as the pro;ector ruide
mentor and friend OF honest industry.
We do not minimize the task We Know IFS
appHilinS proportions; but we also know that il
ffan DC suGcesstully accomplished. in great part
u VIC VIII but make the effort. IL cannot he
done a!one either by government or Industry.
~ demands the united coordinate co-oncr5 i.
I'VE effort OF both working in close harinony
~ ~ mo nor the work OF a day, a year 4 dc
century VIII not sec it completed y
IN place OF the doctrine OF unrestricted com
petition, we must substitute the doct rnc of
co operation The fundamental prnuiple Of our
anlNrust laws IS unrestricted competition and
SSe enrnf the rule Of reason" laid down by The
stantialiy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
There is unconceaied satisfaction

There is unconcealed satisfaction
among allied leaders In Paris over the
sweeping victory OF the majority SO.
CALLS, PARTY in Germany. This salts
faction docs not arise from any. sym ::
PATTY with tho socialistic policies Of
that party. however. but from tho fact
that il seems 10 be the center uf all that
~ sane or safo IN the oid German cm
pre- OF today. Certainly, IL is the one
hul"arl against The spread OF I5olshcE-
I'm IN Gcrmany as represented by the
independent Socialists or SpartacisCs,
and AZ such 1t must be regarded az IL
power upon which allied interests can
look with favor.
The majority Socialists were in cou-
troll OF German affairs even before toe
recent election for tho t21 seats in the
National Assembly. and |; is apparent
troll through rhe capture vi at least
100 seats in that body or double those
Of the next party and nearly 40 more
lh&n the Spartac!sts or extremists,
This Is u rcassurinS circumstance aa
the situation Is viewed in Paris at
thus time.
jority Socialists arc it's strong urgaui-
"ation throughout the whole Of the
,mpire, rs homoGcncity. it's Intimate
touch with the great mass OF the Ger
h!an people, its constructive program
81 national policies. its oagerness TO
cooperate with tho Democratic party
and other organizations made UP OF
mooerates aud it's consciousness oil the
rae, M, mat Germany must restore order
II II Is ever TO resume its place among
INC powers OF the earth.
rms party. on the other hand. has
IcFSiuprd many manifest Weaknesses
, II INC h tirs place its leaders including
matter OF executive control. They have
had more or less parliancutary train
ing IN the old Keichstng. but have
executive Initiative They lave no real
miiitary organization 10 fail back unon
. IN rfisi,or!nE ORDER; although in the
ppIint!nent OF Noskc as military head
tnt government. they seern TO have
nleked man with plenty OF courage
ana q measure OF fitness for eventuafi-
ties whatever they might be
r, -; me hVe Socialist members OF the
"a hihct; as formed prior to the oicc-
} in,! Ebert Is PERHAPS The most s,rtt :
man as he would be described in
Amctica. the son OF IL tailor and him
sen brought up TO tho saddler's tr;.,ir
nc mas acquired wide practical cdu.
uuent orator and "A persuasive plcader
nc ~ not as brilliant as Schcidctnn,r
no peGan ire as printers apprcn-
man on ont ne is perhaps the stronger
Serg. The remaining members OF thc
socialist group, have achieved little nr
no prominence at home or abron6
Information OF definite char-cter
ESQ mas reached Paris through officia,
had fun access. This shows INA, 10
independent or minority Socially,
i'IrlE Az inc present time is In n sin,r
pr n'o'" or Tess disorganizaiion This
yol.lS crowd. insisting upon the En,,c
ulhle institution OF far-rcaching Soci.i
~ measures. l, thinks now ia ~.
t.L,,e 20 strike out for complete rcinak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

contributing or any workable .,r
J ion tor The relief Of Il perplexinr ANA
ra' sltuation, J. for one, stand
VIII be glad TO offer on. wo-L,.
SuS Eeat'on. and II might be called =
~, mon sense suggestion also. THAT IS
w Eour own work. as thousands ~
"orN!hg women do every d.y in M
i,a1r anu then so out ana serve their
..uastrlai 'nhstcrs long hours Thai
consumes their whole ti!nc-not go
houf is left for recreation. Domostic
mvip ~ In position today 10 sav-Io
your own work. Those who ara ton
proud 10 do their own work ,b,t'iJ
use ,nctr own feelings a. standsrJ
20 re the pay for such help. Nv faniiy.
mas us own work 10 do and ! don
Diane The WORKING people either. Gel
down off OF that time honorrd prid. =.
ours ana taste OF Sonic OF the sweets
iiouSEWiFE WHO DOES HER o,yx
WORK. " -
Etchmond, Va. February II. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

ties of friendship too often arc dissolved
in selfshncss and mutual distrust. So long
rs Germany was threatening factor In tho
world scheme OF affairs, tho allies worked
together in harmony, each an integral part
OF smoothly working machine. With tho
defeat Of Germany conditions changed al
most overnight. To-day ono secs each ua-
ton insisting on its OVID pot program some
Of them pushing TO the point Of danger those
rights which would have ceased to exist
had Germany been returned the victor. How
Tar the growing auimosites,' virtually all OF
them rooted in greed will be permitted to
go cannot be forcto)d. Il is possible, even
II not probable, that they may extend 80
lar that tho Hun, feeling his strength re-
turning, Will decide to oppose his divided
cHcmies and then again In fear over tho
Directs OF their own blind foolishncss, they
viii be forced TO draw together for tho pro-
lection OF Il war friendship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

! ing OF Germany'9 government Even
80, tng "ln nfnic, S%e'oi lists have cor
the Sparturus leaders. rho party has
been waning decidedly since tho dentn
OF Licohnecht. although men like Hon
hour arc iaborinG l.. Keep the party on
tn. political map.
The SpartaSp5 groups have perhaps
EiNcm the allies the noat concern >:
any Of tho Gcrmun parties. This ,u:
NJ rs i'oiahcyist TO the co:c, aud IT lr.a
| ,aXcr since thu tall 81 the ronlrcny.
The group comprises scv"rtl different
a dantio"1' , ,n,c'udins s5I's Of TIC, foliow
and somo OF the sincere aeitatore.
NAM NAM. yonns une1pcated solu,vrs. Ia
wages during the period OF The Mar
ianatics OF al sorts. anarchists Of III
brands md coumuniatg.i
WlE,tcYcr strength thisN party has
gained arises from tho serious Geo
nomic and food conditions wnien have
ne ,unGmpioyinent ot tens OF thousands
or both men aud women. Also the
nS cr,;s,s Gollanse due - JSfea: ot the
ot The people generally. tho conflict be-
tween capital and labor and the free.
amount OF trouble have resulted il,
many Germans Hooking 10 the Sparta
cists As blind refuge.
marked ability, Moreover. there l., a
nctithN tear Oh the part OF most Ger
mans Of "a repetition OF the Russian
reign OF terrorism. This has been more
or Il deterrent than any other ona cir
cunstancc In 30 Tar as the Spartaciat,
arc concerned. Besides. The Spartacus
leaders have only destructive program
which goes against the grain OF IN.
German peoples who are grounded in
disc iplinc and are welded to order
Tho formation Of the DemocratJc
party Was brought about by IL fuuion
OF the liberal elements OF several mar
lies: Including the former Progressive
Liberals and tho same Wing OF the
center party. the members or The mid
ole class and otlters OF medcrate in
come VINO look forward to an orderly
changes; Their tendency is antiIniIitar.
istic and their supreme hone is III" ~.
viVal OF the republic OF lSiy .r,,c.
ha'e hot shown great strength as vet
on. NE party gives promise OF vide
rhcodor Woin. Naumann or Ml,,Int,e
curopa fame. DR.. Dernburg. professnr
nclbrueck. Max Warbury and prirc.
Max OF Baden. '''e
Little Importance ~ attached 10 m.
ncrnlah feopic's or Christian peopie's
party. IT consists OF the right VIM IF
the former Center party and incIi;do OF
the ,ierical party. which hay n ,Snsid
traoI. ioilowIHs in Bavaria and v;h;Sh
- nshtihS lme separation Of The churcs
i ~ 49, sI",c, IhS party is bourgeois hu:
German National Popular i,ariy me me
.HllcT comprises the former C,nrxcr,.
ives ana the right wing OF The -.
n r,y,tat i.ioeraLs: Is republican IN lis
,ionary. and should tho radicais ' Iii
'nat.'y fail TO set up = stable roycrn.
inent ii may be expected To a,to ". ="
LtNIF"! OF the monarchy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
4 Victim of Obstruction

GANI items OF legislation are pending be
AVA fore the present session of Congress,
which, because OF the obstructive tactics OF
the Republicans, cannot be passed before
March 4. Among these is the proposal for
system Of government aid to the States in
the fight against iiiiteracy. With the wisdom
of such legislation universally admitted the
desire or the minority to force al extra ses-
sion makes is practically certain that this
matter, along with many others OF equal
worth, will be lost in the jam There is
hope, however, that the proposal viii not
be permitted to rest, and that il will be
taken up and forced at the next session
1t has been estimated that there arc an
pro1imateiy $500, 900 ilitcratcs and nersons
unable TO speak English IN the United States
OF WHOM more than I 900 900 1.-Two IN New
York and more than $4,000 in PENNSYLVANIA
the danger or such a situation is manifest in
Il republic the integrity OF whose. form of oov
e'hnioh'-a government OF The Dcoplc. BY the
ncopie and for the pcoplc-.dcpends uron
thorough popular understanding Of its uriu
c1pies II is STAGGERING thought when ono
CONSUMERS ioF example that the lcioctiyc scr
vice oratt revealed the fact that there were
100000 illiterate males between Tho nsc. ,f
isenty-onc and thirty-one, Who were in
capable or understanding the prjucirl,s nc
we're called upon TO defend and .,n,,
read the Constitution they wore ,.x,,,,,od -,
uphold y"
Congress has been generous in Tho ,,, -
us extension of aid 10 the States IN ,hc can.
"'luct'on OF roads: in the stimulation Of orri
u'.o'I aoa !" uthci enterprises in The pub
Nv i"'crea'' ~ Is uncomfortable that il shouId
w 'o'S sc"s'tNc |" the Importance of oduc,
; ''on and the welfare or its 90 ono ooo .,,,i,.
" ''"oo' age than it is To the welfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Mystery

Mystery.
From 4 i 40 X y u
This life is mystery to mo-
From todding steps to hating stride,
From Tipping girl TO blushins bride
From poverty To grand estate
Mud from the lowly life to great,
The whole blamed thing rings with note
OF m! gtcry that Gets Ny Goat!
WHY ;h!s Why that; why anything-
Wny winter. summer, autumn, spring
WIZ moons and stars aud wing tho sun
Md Why The worlds their orbits run;
Way, bong born, we mortals dic---
Frankly. cannot hgurc why,
Md 30. because do not know
! just ridc on and let or 80!
iiui you and !. and she and he
Mud all the mortaiS that there be
VIII soinc day peep behind the screen
And understand the shifting scene.
Eut we may not return. to tell
postcrity, and 500 we'll,
mystery Twill always be
From y 10 NYz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
The Wanderers Return.

o for the mooriands. The mooriands OF
Scotland
O for the sight or the broom and the
heath!
Like heather bells ringing. my heart L.
iS singing.
Tho .shin's way is winsins. Is wing.
ms TO 1seith.
The gray clouds arc scnddns so low
and SO fast
While here ! am standing III front OF
the mast:
Wild foam -
For tho blue hills OF Scotland that
mark out my home
Ear. FAR from The land Of my BONDAGE
aud pain.
I'm making my way TO the homeland
nGain;
And, rs | stand watching. the ran,,in
has said. :"
sec the share Of May Island, boys,
looming ahead" -
. Tor the mountains, dear moup,.ta,
Of Scotland. no
- for the Sf:ht of the hill ,na ~.
plain, wy
WIN 10y bells a.rinsins, my heart Il
The ships way Is winginr 70 Scot
land again.
kathleen ~, Grant In tho rdi,
burSh Scotsman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
NJ HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Thr Tale of Jeremiah.

jeremiah Simpson had lovely bunch Of cirl.
Daughters of his hard, Industrious life;
Rich they in dimplcs and in hazel cve.
and curs.
And should have been the low of Simnso,,s
life
But simpson was practical and calcu!atin.
Sink
Who figured girls expensive lux.u-rees.
And every night he prayed before he dared TO
snatch { wink,
And all his supplica lions were like these
Please send Mac Il soldier,
Lucy wants tar:
\ lice wants 4 banker with
y butler and a car.
MN is no; particular
And Jane would take clerk:
Clara wants some fellow who
Is strong and likes 10 work,
Amy old thing at all will do
But. angels, try your bes:
To make my dear 5irls happy and
To give poor Dad a rest"
Many came to visit--not a sucker called TO WOO!
Man!ess was this Eden on the Greet.
All the wiles and lures of fcminnity they knew
And yet they couldn't bait 4 Boob to sneak,
Suddenly it happened like a clear fla sh from
the sky
Came the bunch and threw their passions
prone!
Sow Jerry prays moro, but have heard
him heave sigh
Md mutter maledictons with groan:
Mary got her soldier
Lucy drew her tar
Alice hauled Il broker
'FoAer banker; trolley carp
Ann took down poet,
Jane. busted clerk
and Clar; married "A worker
Who selected ME 10 work.
My old thing at all, I asked
Tho angels heard my plea:
BOT who in thunder thought they'd make
\ boarding mousse oe MET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Country Needs Labor.

r. Conntry Needs Lnbor.
% me Editor Of The Times Dispstch
Slr.-,We hear Of srca, numbers OF
GSncnployed IN the large cities yet the
a a.'aers cant get help enough TO nut
tnSh WI! loaf around the titles and
"a ~ line Tor soup rather than 70 10
!hc hcaIthful country and do some.
Ling 10 help feed the hungry world,
lhcy would find comfortable Quarter
pientE o, good nourishing food and
Us RUE. good people To deal with
:. man can make himself whatever he
wants 70 he in the country. ~ IN the
some Of this surplus labor 10 70 70
me country. their city markets would
&c more abuadantly supplied ,hcrcbv
bringing prices down. Let us hon,
rom some OF our unempioyed civ
orethTon. How would plow handle
TIT your hands?
j. 7. ANDREWS.
'Tey oCrn. Va, February a. 1911.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

The spirits of the prohibition law are
% be- banned from Richmond * its spirit
is not better observed, according TO the COM
missioner. who has issued Il warning against
iaxity in prescription writing. Apparently nc
has arrived at the conclusion, long ago
reached by the remainder OF Richmond, that
x saloon is a saloon no matter in what proh-
bition garments il may be arrayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

Talking OF blowing hot and cold from the
same mouth, consider us American people.
WIN ono breath VIC clamor to have the boys
hurried homo from The army, where they are
assured ut least of comfortable living and
with the next voice our dread at the increas-
Ing numbers OF the unemployed hero at homo.
assured OF nothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
WEpNEsDAY. FEBHUARr 10, 1919.

Among the nrst heads OF innocent p!-
stopdors 10 be hit by prohibition arc those
of the retired and pensioncd employees oil
New YorI City. They number nearly ooo'
aud half the money for their pensions came
from The excise fund, which last year
amounted TO s7,595,oo0. The question is
tow il is to be made up, il at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

French disappointment over President
Wilson S failure 10 make an extended tour OF
inspection TO the battle fields is quite under
atandahle, but think how much better it will
be when he does visit them during the course
OF his next trip to do SO in the knowledge
That through his efforts al the peace con-
ference there never can be a repetition OF
such story Of devastation. That should be
more than sufficient 10 appeasc his hosts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost nay tonic.
cxccptinS on legal and medical sub
ieet.. nre answered free. - oil in
fUiries nre answered directly by per-
sonnl letter, ncif-addrcssed, stamped
envelope is requircd. Address rho
Times Dispatch faIornntion Hureau.
IlichmOnL, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

That Nicc-Prcsident really is OF some
service to the country was demonstrated
asrceably when MIR. Marshall cast the decid-
ing vote that Squclchcd tho blatant Hiram
Johnson, of California and kept his ill-timed
Russian resolution from the consideration OF
the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
News of Fifty Years Ago

Al the last meeting OF
the committee appointed by.
the RichHiond Chamber OF
Commerce - investigate
ana mako report on the
mineral resources OF the
state of Virginia, especi-
ally that section adjacent
TO Richmond, General Il.
NJ. Logan was made chair :
man. General Logan, on
Of the most progressive OF
our citizens, Is already
taking a deep interest In
the subject. and thcro is
i,u man more competent 10
invest isatc tie mineral
wealth Of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

British newspaper admits that Presi-
dent Wilson has learned great deal since
he came to Europe" For the sake OF inter
national polteness it also might concede that
he was fairly wen informed before he made
the journey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

If the Bolshevsts in Russia knew how
fast Billy Sunday is sending them to hell
IN America, they would let up on chasing
tho rctreating armies os the allies in Siberia
and around Archangel and let them embark
for home in peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
The hgitptor,

And still! believe tho war could have been
avoided with honor" shouted the with the
long hair and red face +
WAY inquired The mild gentleman on his
right
"i;ecawsc, darn IT,, said the Agitator. II gotta
have something g argue about that's why."