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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
Keyboard Touches
Worse Thsn tho Lions Roar.
NY FRANK II. BHOOkS.

No matter how secure YOU feel IN the posses
SION OF q STOCK Of information there is one sor.
of man whom you dread TO meet anu YOU
don't meet him until you are corncred re iS
tine on. who watches and waits his opportunity
10 NJ mink. from his own concc.ted ana narrow
:ucn ANY any statement you nave made W .
~ her 10Y who differs from us when nc;
inukcs us feel that there two sides TO VIVA |
we have asserted. IL - the nincompoop VINO IL
alert hciittlc MS as ne hopes before our
EQUALS or o bcttcrs. You know and others
nrese nj know that such fellow ~ not conpe-
tent criticize anI!yze, or even question
what has been said. Eut the bray or an ass Is
:tlNyu Us more to be dreaded than the roar OF Il
lion.
way une.plainahlc, one Of these &c, pests
was present otherwise de!ightful gather
ing. no, long since: One OF the apcaKers by way
served thai des,th must be benefit since IL vas as
SO universal. The momentaiy luz WAS broken
~ Tie u Say OF the hoddy -noddy VINO added,
got his from Lincoln, who said that the Al :
MANY OF EN-" lie did not know, Of course. that
an irnuassabIe su!f Of time stood between IN,
man Who died in 1892 and the one who died in
1855. The only idea he had OF time VAS the
time that came for him TO bray. The time when
he could fiing a wet blanket with the notion
that he had trpped some one on what nc
Thought the ignorance OF better or slip
in spite OF the, fac. tina; the gathering knew
That this creature did not have 20 ma Re Il break
in ordc. 10 show what he was his vulgar break
so dampGncd the atmosphere that Il simply
'broke up the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
DELEGATES PREPARE 10 PUT
PIECE TERMS INTO EFFECT
conference isc WIZ HcEin Enrly Next
nctwcen Allied md Ger
man Reprchcntntl,es
BY AsSoc!at.l PresaI

PARIS, Dec. 2G.---Confcrcrfcc will ~
EN- hcEc early next week between a :.
ZOO ana German delegates on meas
uFt. nFeDaT@iory 70 putting the peace
treaty into effect. il Was anE ouncct 4.
L,oIay. rho sessions will he held un-
ner INC presidency Of General Lcron q,
= member of the French delegation.
Herr, yon Simson VIII head tho Ger
man man ucle6ation. british and Italian
ucHEatcs VIII arrive here Monday 10
haze part in the dell beratlons.
The supreme council did not hold n
session today. but announced meet
Herr Won S..nson has been here since
sunday, but has been unable 10 ar
range during this timc for a confer
.iion between tho Germans and Tho al
led representa- iVeS. This morning
however. Baron Won Lcrsncr, head OF
Inc German mission stationed in Paris,
called on Paul Dutas,a. general secr.-
tary OF the peace conference, and was
Informed that conferences had been
arranged for, probably beginning Mon
daV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27


To the Editor o: The Times Dispatch
There 6 clover bit OF soph;siry IN the trttc
saying that :: we fought tn make the world
safe cor democracy, We must now make dem
ocracy safe world Men ;h!s turn
10 blame democracy Cor our present ill~. But
as pr. Leighton l'arks said several ears ago
church congress at Washington: The cure
iur the Ills. oc democracy Is more democracy.
We threatened again by the aged and
hear! greed Of Mammon The Manmon- worship
crs have sought VA with Mexico. The Nam
-yvorShiperS have sought 30 preserve IN"
old Hnm!iton:an niiiance 81 money and the I.
for world peace IA ortcI. 70 build 'russ!an-
airing .niii,arisrn here III this country il we
need strong government it must be n gov
crnnlcn; OF. for, and py the people. We want
no government ny Maninon and Nlitar:sia
For Mam!ron and MWitarisrn are mere laots-
rialisn. and goddess anarchy ISo!i.
some o. the nat!ous best blood was shed 10
crust, this abroad. WHO could blame
the President II he hc physically able. If nc
Gghts IL by seeking third term, here ~
home? II the selfish aationaiiKm scoTncd ~
cisa OF Germany crccts its hcad here in tii.s
country: With new balance of nower ,s SCI
I'D in Europe. what could do but pay hii-
lions ar:n!ng this nation: what nHne imr
the people. for the rights of man: itaye we
already forgotten the millions killed. the vast
re The Inevitable accompaniment OF war! VIII
not The people Try any sort OF eNptrilneni 70
prevent its recurrence Eighty Senator'S for q
league Of nations, and fourteen hiocking the
nroEresg OF tho whole world! EAiiot%, nos
bullets must make TN: world safe for human
life! WNriiE L. hiNSoi-N iNG'
Richmond Va, December lG, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
John Sharp Williams to Ouit

HE brilliant and CONTAGIOUS senior Sow,
tor from Mississippi is having dincuIiv
~ convincing ms home folks that he is in
dead earnest about his retirement from nun
nc life al the expiration OF his nrosen, ,o-,n
ihree years ago he made the announcement
'hat under no foreseeable circums,aocas
"ol!q he ask for reelection, but The frio,ds
ana admirers OF this statesman refpsed IN
axe hlm seriously II was incomnrehens shin
10 'hcm that any man who might wear Tho
iai 'osa Tor the remainder Of his life,
merely Tor the asking should delibe-a,e,,.
cast il from him.
ne admirers of the Senator outside ot
.4S 9'ale nave taken much the same yi.w
- MANY mliions of men, old and younp
go" WIN longing eyes 10 the Senate cham
bef ~ Washington and.so passionatelv asDiro
~ we station OF seat in that body tina, thew
D'""' !"i 10 understand the psychology of
my man VINO rejects the support OF a Stare
that actually ciamors for the chance - l,aos
him in the Senate "'cp
senator Niiiiams is apparently as sincoro
a. man can DC IN his determination TO anil
."o "ho'e business He is profoundly dis
s"S'cu WIN the activities of the Senate ne
~" constituted He evidently feels ,bot
ia, "ao once the greatest dclberatiyc
nod! IN thc world" has degcncrated into :,
ho,oea OF pnrtisanship and as such service IN
II - no longer honorable or even apreo,hla
y lc" DAYS ago the Senator found occosio,
ior Il second time to pronounce b,e en-
"fi''"sheSS TO stand for recollection or ~
'ecepI another term, II rendered to him nv
'"''"'ouS ch0ice Of Ills fellow MISC
i7sippians. He did this in :. cor,,r;.'-
10 friends IN his home State, a commune
non IN which he said: ~ am diesrs,al
M, ,, inc whole political situation, csnecial,v
win me treatment OF international .,mair,
as II they were questions OF party nnIi,ins
ana ! would rather be dog and bay Al ,hn
.,o"n '''an spend one day in the United States
.'o'i'u "itcr The expiration of nv nrcson,
term II would be Difficult, for I,,n po7' ~ !
more emphatic in his rcfusa, 10 nrre, :" ~
other term '''cpt an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
NEBRASKA'S LANGUAGE
LAW UPHELD BY COURT
act Fought by Evangelical Lutheran
Tongue In Schools.
py Associated Prcas.

Iionai;ty or state law designed to
SYiTrtaiI use of foreign languases in
HeDrasHa schools a. an Amcricaniza
tion measure was upheld by the STAT
supreme Court today
=, Ihc law which applies 10 all pub-
!!c. private. parochial and dcnominI
'!%nai schools ia the State provides.
Inht i9reISn languages shall not bc
employed III giving Instruction On op,
t.."In |" pupi!a below tho ninth
That foreign languages NAV >.
"a ia"sht IN the ninth and higher grade
~ 70 iar rs thc teaching Of such ian
SuhSes may require, hut may not be
"nrn as medium or instruction II,
Validity Of the law was a.,ac,,.d >
me Nebraska district Of tho Evanref,
Hai Lutheran Synod OF Missouri. Obin
and other States "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
SUCCESSFUL TEST MADE
OF NEW SYNTHETIC FUEL
r. Found 10 he More Economical Than
Gasoline and Ensier on
Motors.
flEy Ngenc,ated Prc.s. !

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Successful
tests OF a motor fuel. declared TO be
as easier on motors. were announced
today by Otto Pracger. Second Assistant
Postmaster General, in charge OF tho
air mail service.
parts alcohol Thirty OF gasoline. nine
teen OF bcnzol three and tive-tenths OF
ether and four of toluol. Ingredients
making up m" remaining parts were
not given. Mail plane No. 80 was used
IN the tests between New York and
washington. Another plane using high
check.
y saving OF 80 gallons an hour in
favor OF the synthetic fuel was In
d!chtcd. Economy Of luhrcntint- oil
was also shown by the tests After
10 hours in the air the two motors
were torn down. and that in which tho
new fuel had been used was found IN
the better condition, with smaller
dcposi; OF carbon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
The Annoying Germ III
conN..rm lpls W ,:..vnn N.w.r.p-- n.

once up7n ,inic two cows got into farm.
a who MS" owned h na e rsea ESs M n
s %ls inSstHloI n and Hn Vent on, 70 500
my cows. bn, i still deny that my COWS Would
,a round The tdne eS br"ks ~ a as
W Nit S3i , .ramn.ed H"wn and jys, walked
OWE: OF ,ho corn handed the owner OF tho
it j9sinsIio hom5a cid renee and the jury called
,,, .Inth thru, is disease which destroys sheep
S %i,S I'M H r9ssnir often SHEEP inlsc,s
p remoncr nes aF" asas nas
r;m GS tnsTh are SsNSS'rtn; And trsmhiing. hnr-
AND an S Syss and other %,loSs and hen dcah aI,er
Of hides sometimes r"n,rSs snih n n"" Mh.
,,s with lesion resembling n bon or a ear
1T anthraN Is found IL the hair or wool on the
tho S aanaa at1a a Of small
Arteries OF capiilarics of Internal organs.
YaTss s ~ sSSs ,ssusS
Tor these plausible leiE Gelet in The haeteriai
%I as, q. Tor sa i af' . "a the
weird eNpianaions for c"Ttain ama na" Gver H"
& s r Fnf az %oon @ from SrSs nn
yay in ~hSh m,aSia and yellow 'f essr sprea "I
shs mTsGrt9uS "nrradmg Of d,se"sc by ppar
lives saved Ivy the simple cxpediomt OF ;scpsis
and san;isry praetins ohvto1s ic it
like these arc bard to reason away WITH the
But lie; us not assume tha, hccnusc diseases
"r" caused by germs an,iscpti's or Scrtpicidcs
an be rNrer'ed 70 dss'roy 'lig eerins in the
ease scrms do an indvdual any harm. Al
though many connections do pn:port exert
tissues or In the blood uf ,l;e host without ser-
0uslE irjuri0E the tissue cells destroying tho
lie az the host, with any know ledge OF
he nature OF disease and OF bactcrieiogy takes
such remedies seriously.
aucntons and Answers.
This Guy Is loshin;; us-The subscriber read
with close sympathy Your thorough modus OPP
crandi OF eNtcrniinating The trucuicnt i'cdicu!us
capitis whose intimate affection Tor the human
cuticle * truly high example OF conEtancy.
The problem now suggests Itself to the disc-im-
mating ceador, would tho formula viz.
Kerosene and vinegar in equal parts. suffice to
effect The evacuation OF ones virtuous couch by
The hosts Of CtmcH lcctularus: (i. y. J.)
Answer--No, the jovial hedbuG REQUIRES more
potent treatment than ordinary company"
Fum!gatlon Of The gets tho unwe!conc
hediellowg. This demands expert application
fo- = successful job. FumiEation, though
needless ~ prevent disease, Is the best method
o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
K0LCHAK GOVERNMENT
iiEo0RTS SOVIET REPULSE
Declares Bolshevisfs Arc Defeated at
Several Points by Sibcrians
and Poles.

JRkETSt,. Dec. 2c.-Thc general
STAFF OF the all Russian government
announced today that an attempt by
station OF the Trans Siberian Railway
lust west Of TaiSa. was repulscd by
siberian and Polish troUps.
Tho Bolshcvisis have been defeated
q. many points, losing machine guns
ana prisoners. The Sibrrians and
noicS are in possession o! the L!tv!nyo
Fa!RI region.
lnsurrcctions by the social rovolu-
tioEer!cs have occurred Mt various
points In the Province OF Irkutsli and
IN lrkntsk CITY. The government hng
taken measures 10 put down the up
Fhc UPRISING in Turkestan against
me 'oIShevists continues. according
90 q wireless message sent ont BY ,hC
SOVIET government 1T Moscow The
anti 10 shcvists forces have occupied
The cities OF khokan! and ShobeIev, i'm
FirSnana Prov! nee. and arc ndvnncin.,
on Tashkent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

surpassed in ;he last twelve mouths, Nut
even In this midst ot plenty. conditions sur
rounding the Salaricd ,Aan and tho wage
Garner remain more or less distressing
Wages have been Increased from time TO
time in a way that Il few Years aso would
have seemed prodieal hut never have they
overtakcn the increase i'll what il takes 10
live. AS wages have gone NY. the purchasing
value OF the dollar has sono down, but even
more rapidly. There is more necessity now
for thrift and economy perhaps than ever
before, for while encouraging signs appear
or the economical horizon, the struggle 70
make ends meet is far from over for tito
average citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
PREDICTS IRISH REPUBLIC
WILL SOON BE RECOGNIZED
EHmoun de Valera says lie Expects
american Action During
New Year.

NEW YORK. Dee. GA prediction
tnat 1870 may see the recognition OF
nc republic OF ireland" By the United
states was contained in n New Years
i.mc.SaSc cnb!cd TO Arthur C;rinith.
hctinS president" by E,amoun d.,
Valera and mado public here tonight.
me message follows:
Erecting 30 the prosecuted peopl.
OF ireland from the MANY millions OF
americans who love liberty and al
mirS peonlc everywhere who viii. not
DC denied liberty. Endure vet n little
while You will be sustained The
;car i":o may see the republic Of Ire
ianu oiiiciallN recognized by the United
States aud then final victory after 40
years. Work and pray. Every one.
coiicaSueS ana self. are doing orr
duty. We send our aHcctionate re-
CARDS TO every irish citizen.
ode VALERA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
NAME SAVED BY SERVICE
taAN WHO STOLE $4,000
WINS CR0IX DE GUERRE
On Return From War He Is Arr.x,c.
but In Given His Freedom
on Probation.
IEy Associated Press.l


BOSTON. Dec. 26.-That Arthur !;
Abbott. long wanted as fugitive
rom rom justice for the theft. of $4,000
from tho Federal Trust Company OF
as Sergeant William II. HASKELL was
cited tor brilliant war service, wIs Ile
closed today when IL WAS announced
by the district attorney, ana thnt Tn
had received tho CroiX dc Giucrr" re- OH, 10
cially under his right nnmc.
Had spent Banks Money.
Abhott who was employed as bank
in the fall of 1917 after the bank
.oss became known. and il WAS learned
That he had been living like a man of
wealth and lsisurc away from his
family. $40
He evaded a nation wide search ana
cniistcd i'll the marine corps at New.
Win the sixth regiment lie was onn
Oh inc torty-four men left Of the ram
the the ,;aoo marines vino went. through
cry after capturing a machine gun ana
nn ~ prisoners near Vierzya on july
Hc-cnlists ~ Haskell.
chnrsn ,p pe,ce'Eins an honorable dis
r"-cnlisted again as iIrslSeii IL ,," ,,.,,s
uetaiied 1bonrd the United Sta,rs sbI,
moiphin in July ana ordered to portsD.
.,n w,'' .,rr ~: ,i where he was recognized
District Attorney. pnllc.scr. o. Ro.-
Ton. on learning OF his service rccodr
was rcarrcstcd by the Nav It., nc
mehi' charged with cnlistinir ,ndnr -
elise name. but his communicable ON
boat I1 aInhi,, J o,1d Grady. OF the gun
IN II short time and n few DAYS jntn,
uccoratcd him as Arthur Abbott viz
ono oroS de Guerrc before the ship's
Grew and n marine detail drawn IT.;
at attention. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
One OF the Crowd in Detween.

In every small city ana every large
town.
The ones who waste pennies, the ones
that hoard gold.
And some FAR too modest and others
TOO bold.
Some folks are way up and some others
Some people 90 hatlcss and some wear
crown.
And from what have heard and what
| have seen.
| rather belong 10 tho crowd in he
tween
Then there are the workers who
never will rest.
best,
Tho men who are always way I'D ON
tip-tocs.
No matter what comes and no matter
what goes
And those who forever arc WEARING q
froWn.
Tho smiia Of scraph would darken
and drown,
When size them all no. owe that
To the much larger crowd that comes
IN between.
OF all that men have from their plans
to their dreams. '''''N
There are large number who 90 ia
extremes.
Ana while their queer actions some
good folks annoy.
And they spoil for themselves much
they might enjoy:
But yet, since extremists oft much
good produce,
Which Is for their being good. fair
excuse.
sun nothing on earth my affections
can wean
From the fact I'm ono OF the crowd in
Thomas i. Porter in Lynn Item.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
STILL COMRADES IN DEATH
seaInen Who Were Mates for TI.,r
century Found Unconscious Near
Open Gns Jet.
fEv Assncini.l Dr..

CHICAGO. Dec. oG.-rri,ndsi,ir -,
more than fifty years formed whcp
they sailed before the mast from Nor.
way 10 see the ports of the world. TO-
nay was ended for Olaf Johnson. 81 md
Early Jacobson, ~, ana police were
im 1;s; their deaths from gas
worked and lived after y hnIT ca'
TUT, IurSs smelling salt water had lost lis
HlN years ago they retired and camo
10 'ihlcago to live. y visitor found ihe
aged mariners unconscious on the floor
Yesterday with eas pouring from an
open jet. They died at q hospitaI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
REDS IEVADE OIL FIELDS
Radicals IIndrnror to Spread propa.
sahdm or piscnnt~"t Among
Workers I'm Texas.
lRv Associated pr.S.

WICHITA FALLS. TENAS. Dee 10
Radicals are spreading red" proOa-
Tanda in the oil field camns In North
west Texas. and are making an or
Ranizcd effort to create diScont cnt
among the workmen, Department of
Justice officials announced today.
ReDorts that radicals We're planning
an invasion Of WaCgoner CITY four
caused heavy guards to be stationed
about stores and In tho outskirts or
the town. Several persons were ar
rcStc1.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

FUNTIAT, MICH, Dec oG-Investi-
gh;ion OF a human hand and arm found
;his forenoon in n downtown alley.
from whose body II came may have
died hy torture. The arm is apparent
~ that OF woman. Driven into the
hand beneath the tendons is a hiece OF
wood half an inch square. both ends
cut off cleanIy. Two carefully folded
pieces OF a foreign language newspa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

A.ter nm said Nbe t'inbs, Pessinl:st on Prov
oiicr' after all, his food situation seems 20
be slowly returning to normal"
How dyuh set that inquired hoarseiy
Why he said, hppina coin to see whetl,-
- the Ei'l get - which she didn't. ITS got so
"'W that car speak "a a poachcd egg without
acoiogizinE 10 The ,oa.-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
These Dry1.

"hta other lips ana other h.a:t.
Their tales Of love shall tell"
II orc Of EN- wods and lets you on;
Eou'll be doin' mighty we'll"
ms love o. auli tang sync comes dear
IN The daya OF u c l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

Charles \. Frank peripatetic labor or
ganizcr, was invited. by $500 employees
ct the international Shipbuildng- Company
ut Hascagoula. Miss, ~ leave the community
forthwith, and as the invitation was under
written by large number OF outside citi-
2ens known TO be OF sensitive disposition
and capable OF activities, no r. s V. T. card
was required 10 assure acceptance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
King md 0ucen I'd snII

PARIS. Dee. 26.-KinG Alfonso and
Queen Victoria OF Spain will sail for
South America next June. according to
the Eclair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

Girls at the New York S,,,o
Tory who use bad language had ,ho;. ,' W.
: washed ont with soap and water domh, uenn
with the hope by the management M, 60
treatment would have soaporinc crnc, ~,
their tongues '"'c' on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

WIN prohibition in fun effect II vii, ,o
"'E 70 prepare a new ana revised OH
a,oi OF good resolutions for The coming LAM
obsolete "''"s now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
hf HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Eyes

on crrands go: 1885, Gnu 'ec'
pimplcs are made IA Inn, ~, ,
love il so. uSc VIC
"'"u'S are p'adc that fool may learn and SC,
az tho feet Of the wise anu So
"'' - t'N's lover TO toll you why tia rood
Lord made girls eyes. u' $40"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

In the News OF Fifty Years AGO one
reads THIS comment on the ancient Christ
mas festivities IN Richmond: There was
much less than the usual tipping. and real
DRINKS were comparatively speaking. few
and far between" The which may be re
peaiea foc Christmas, 1918. e1cept ii should
Re amended by striking OF; The words CON
par4uTs.y speaking AID the whole passage
rs41 ~:E more pronounced emphasis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

irohibition officers, digging around sus-
pte'eo premises arc not searching for gold
but do hope To strike quarts "''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

surely Texas has fallen on Degenerate ,,o,..
~heh CITIZEN OF the state can he hc,d W.
ara robbed in his own room in yo," wo. W.
and by Spaniard+ at that. '"rk'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

brazi! and other South American republics
are going out OF their way TO borrow trouble
~ letting down the bars and oflerng natter
lnE Inducements for German immigration
There was a time when the United States
considered the German Immigrant industrious
ana ihriiiy a most desirable asset, but
events OF me past few years have sadly al
Tered that viewpoint. The refusal Of mo
'erman TO be aesimlated into The country
OF i adoption is his ono great fault and
the iir", may come when The little countries
10 the sou'h Of us, holding out lures
iof me bun Will find themselves Gcrmunizcd
beyond redemption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
Voice of the People

Letters must give tho md address of
the writer. Manic will not be pubiiahed h
40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27

Tic o;Ncr GAy ~ st-ol!cd into a -rs,our,,.
''H''ed small ie9derioin. some potatoes and
9SaS' 'oter ana = ntoce o. pict gave tho waiter
500 which left him 80 cents. and wen; away
vcry we'll pleased.
Less ;han iwcnty years ago We knew aajs,
HiEce Where \ fellow could walk all around
counter VIII one glass OF :7oth and pick up
solid meal for mtakc!
'''.S' weEA we "oush, sui: for $50 that used
o COST s-i.So, ard we've known the time when
q patch on the diherentals OF mans apparc!
vas an hono:ab!e oNpedient
y colo-ed lady o: un0uos,ioacd p-c-ern:rencc
has jus: declined q acccssora,c herself 10 our
mcnage =; SIS week and food 20 .ake home
on Tie s!ound tina: she's no piker
Md Tor all We care, they can bring on an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-27
These DaSS.

tNN "!0 IAN !n;o the grocery all out OF breath
"E' M's''r' my ma says send her a pound ..
~ 'e', 'e' peck o potatoes. loaf o bread ar.
NNEnd o butter an charge it.' "
'"' SS'''r looked over the top OF his glasses
,hsi IKE that. ard replied: '''S'
-, sister you run back an tell mamma
we sc' all tn other things hu, rvn inc, -
oUt q Chargc-l," 'S' '""
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SATURDAY, DECNMhl1N p. 1919.
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In more than one respect It was not a
Rcd Christmas The Reds were prevented
u22s ia. the overthrow OF the gov
ne American people were
tH'.'isNl s:rL2g expression Of tie Joy
,icr j. his - accustomed way.
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