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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-05
ARE MEN SUGAR PIES?''

We have sadly misjudeed the lady
editor OF the Orange Observer Tho
mistake was OF the kind that mere
men freque nifty fall into--we took
what she said for what the words
meant. not what SIZE meant, when
she expressed amazement At finding
Something which mere men are use
ful for, to-wit: ITO assist you In put
ting your coat on when you don't
want to muss up the collar on your
dress. the plain inference therctrom
helnS that IN the eyes OF the lady
1e6itcr they are Of no account for
anythins else.
We rallied round the nag for the
defensc Of mere man We frankly
aAmitted his manifold sins of omis-
&1On and commission hut we chung
43nsE 70 the sole testimony on his Re
aRalf: and. proving by high poetic
'nuGhorsty that he is al least beautiful
~ appearance, wa demonstrated ny
M Application OF homely maxim
4S&R ne Possesses the rarcr beauty OF
11Hty IN At least the one respect
stationed by tho lady editor.
s Waving been overwhelmed with
'0qf massive logic. the lady keeps
|1iGht on smiling. and emerges from
- verbal fray unscathed. looks ms
n4n6fely in the eye with chtidlfke and
charming simplicity and puts ms 10
uetsr confusion thussy:
gs Dear Brother: We turt knew
N that you would give us brilliant
III reply. but we were just joking
III when we insinuated that the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-05
THE MOST IMPORTANT LOAN

0ur future esteem in the eyes of
MA nations of the world depends upon
|emr performance now.
The American citizen Is standing up
sg the worlds inspection Our rapid
Slka ability to do things a4stounded the
aa|1ir5d.
America entered the fight to save
1x11txAtfon. She exceeded ali ex-
04Ations. Blood was shed and lives
s1re given willingly. The people
16ly furnished funds from their
01nss that the war might be I'm
|eed. Peace was accomplished soon
than expected and America made
n9eAt stride In prominence.
great part OF that army we piae-
- the battlefield Is stfll in France
i nxy transports are rapidly bringing
vsoldiers home. but the task is IN
snsous ono. The United STATES
0nm1nt hna business contxscts Tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-05

war materials that It must take care
or
The rapid fire action that PLAYED
such an important part in crushing
Germany was made possible by the
ready response of the nation In the
Liberty Loan drives. Everybody real
ICED that things had to be done
quickly.
Shells are no longer ktr,ing our SOL
diers The enerny's guns havs bean
sllenced. That Is why the Victory
Liberty Loan is probably the most I'm
portant OF all loans 1t is a peace
loan. to pay the cost OF peace ana
calls Tor the greatest response.
1t is test for the American citizen
II will prove whether or not he real
ICES the importance of the govern
ment meeting its obligations and
maintaining It's Dosittoa Of sstssm.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

There is only one real test for a
cough remedy and that is use. $. NJ.
oliver Box 1872 r. s. d. ). Green's
boro, :. c., writes; "E'oley's Honey
and Tar is just fine. | keep it all
the time in my family and do NOT
expect to be without it as long as |
can get it, 1t relieves hay fever.
asthma, coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections by covering the
inhamed, irritated surfaces with a
soothing, healing combination of time
tried. reliable, pure, harmless medi
ciues Contains no opiates. Children
like it.-For sale by W. D. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
Stout Lady!
How to Reduce Your Weiehe

Get rid Of that burden Of obesity
this very season. Become 1.-the ana
active. Stop suffering from over-stout-
ness. You may even eat ice cream,
cake and candy II you like. Enjoy
yourself while getting thin by the de-.
Hghtful korein systeD-approyed BY
physicians.
Mrs. Clarence Cash reports that She
reduced her weight thirty-five pounds
In six weeks By using oil OF korein.
Many other reports made by delight
ed women, who were unable to get rid
Of their burden Of fat until they adopt
ed the new method.
Get a small box Of oil Of korein, In
capsules, at any drug store; follow the
plain directions Of korein SYSTEM
Guarantee Of reduction or money back.
Nothing drastic or harmful-a safe
self-treatment that has improved the
figure, yivacity, beauty and health OF
legons Of ladies. For protruding hips.
unduly large neck or bust, double chin.
pursy abdomen. etc, this simple, re-
markedly effective reduction system
should be tried. New obesity book.
Reduce Weight Happily" may be had
free, postpaid tplain wrapper). by
writing to korein Company. NE-63.
Station F. New York. N X,
Sold by Corbus Drug Store
Z, f. Gapen & Son
kneus3l Bros.
w. d. Duncan
and others in Ottawa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
AUTHORIZE SHORT
EAV ENL.ISTMENTS

Peoria, July 1.-Two and three
year terms Of enlistment in the navy
have been authorized, it has been an.
nounecl at the disteict recruiting of.
flee. Heretofore the period Of enlist.
ment has been for four years.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17


Z NJ IT, glau2hjnE djsciplnos
# lave 1Htoly seen tie type Of agr-
culture o1eticeJ out in the fields that
.. the Scr.uural cradle of the race.
Ta.r the plOaghiuG is but ,to scratch.
we H IRE urface. Indeed. the SOW
r- IA the top Of the ground and
fa with crooked stick comes after.
Confirms thte Win the deep ploHehiug
If tho west. ana we have one eXplana-
Har at laa.. OF the greater PRODUCTIVE
.{vt- -Go west. And there f. the cdu.
W,nal araloeae here as we'll IN
sa h.m.aud4 or the race the seed
a. .e u.ad is eowu on the surface
.pd :. aretclaG in bv oral and choral
.fnaae The mind that receives
l. nor p,3uahcd is not trained In
ttrrt n merely receive. and with
aa,}ou roof If If he not scorched
ives back IFS ,naager c~op
-,~t.... .,.... ho ,,.,u,,4.u hoe,no
.e- .n..,,a ,na 5,... ,,,atrntina .s
.......... ......-. ..,. e.1 -.
.4.. 5u... Nd ,,, ara".;ae ,,,,.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
Up in House Friday.
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Thirty two Illinois women who
have been in Y. NJ c. a. AM Red
= os5 @orvice overseas have arrived
home. They were delayed in France
py an order that welfare worker
We're not to be permitted to return
Oh transports.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
CONGRESS PUTS Up
NEW FIGHT AGAINST
DAYLIGHT SAVING
REPUBLICAN HOUSE AND SEN
ATE LEADERS THREATEN TO
BLOCK APPROPRIATION MEAS.
uRES IN RETALIATION.

Washington, July 17-Republicau
leaders Of the house, supported by
party leaders in the senate, agreed
Wednesday to attempt ropassagc Of
the agricultural appropriation BILL
with fits dayIigh, saving repeal rider
despite The Presidents veto proyi.
sion3 Of the daylight saving law al-
tho,5ng the interstate commerce
comri ion to fix standard Zine zones
however, would not he discarded
undo lie proposal
II line with this decision. made by
the K publican legislative steering
committee, ana after assurances had
been obtained that the rules commit.
tee w51ld authorize the d8yuabt say
ing repeal being Incorporated in the
arrl0. iation bill Chairman IlWgen of
the house agriculture committee late
Wednesday reinuoduced the agricul.
ture bill,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

kco,5 ord Problems Of the stree
railway companies wore discussed at
state meeting Of street railway
heads here.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

Chandlerville - The new coal mine
sunk outh OF Newmanyille in Cays
county is practically ready to begin
operation. 1t will supply local de-
mand
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

CHI ago -Nrs. vea Trapagnier Of
Ne" Orleans was statenced to the
peni5entiary for from one year to life
for killing Paul Frederick Vollanl a
publisher. Mrs. Trepagnier, who is
60 Years, is one of the very few
women found guilty of killing man
in several years.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

t91p Grant Approximately 600
90 IN y viii be mustered out Of ser
vice a this camp By September 80. a
total Of $4,000 has been mustered
oui 70 date. The national army ana
national guard divisions have been
completely demohili2ed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

H1ps" Republican leaders. although
Doubling that the remodeled measure.
with the repeal provision would meet
objections Of President Wilson. said
hat many Democratic members woal1
join with a majority of the Republic
ans in passing the new measure.
Chairman Gronna and other mem
beers 81 the senate agriculture commit.
Zee. hey said, had insisted on ineor-
porati0n Of the repeal provision.
threatening to held up early passage
Of the bin without the repeal section.
For t1i, reason, they asserted, no
other course Of action was open.
Ahtoach the house agriculture com
mitteo had decided not to act on a
new biz until Friday, a later decision
by Chairman Haugen revoked this
agreement and the committee was
called o meet today
Up in House Friday.
Chairman Campbell Of the rules
com@ltiee also announced that his
committee would be in session thea
ready to consider the daylight repeal
action. il requested by agriculture
committeeman. Consideration Of the
agriculture bill on the floor Of the
house probably will begin Friday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17

wANT.Ans FOR QUICK RESULTS
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-10-31
COMING EVENTS

Nov. Chicken Pie Supper, Scandi
navian Lutheran church base
ment
Nov. 20-Ratto, the Entertainer, sec
ond lyceum number, at gymna-
stun.
Dec County board meets.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-10-31
LOCAL PERSONAL

|
Good 4-room cottage and lot, $3.50
Easy terms.-Hill & Sergent.
t. p. Kasl of. Weirgor. spent Sun
day here with his brother, F. w Kasl
Mrs 0. J. Falge entertained mum
Der of friends at 900" Wednesday
evening.
For rates on fire, tornado and auto
mobile insurance call up F. M. Doyle
Company.
Sturgeon Stringer, the optometrist,
is back testing eyes and fitting glasses
at the Baker Hotel.
Start savings account, 4 pc" cent
interest STATE BANK OF LADY
SMITH, "The Peoples Bank"
Mrs. f. NJ Doyle will entertain
about twenty ladies at her home Fri
day evening at a Halloween party.
Bond holders Come in and consult
us about our plan of handling your
bonds without charge State Bank.
Pat Bragdon, a brother of A. H.
Bragdon, of this city, moved his fam
lily here from Marshtield recently and
is working with his brother
Our farm loan rates are the lowest
and we give you privilege to pay off
before maturity. If you want loan
without delay, see f. NJ. Doyle Com
pany.
George w. Cheney, of Stone Lake,
was in the city between trains Tuesday
on his way to Neenah where he was
called by the serious illness of his
father.
III. A. FultS, who moved to this city
two months ago from Minneapolis, re-
turned Sunday evening from two
weeks visit with friends and relatives
at Hampton, Iowa..
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
PEACE LONG pErERREp.

N EPoRTs Of amendments to the constitution OF the
IN League OF Nations read to the peace conference
February a The burden OF the Information that comes
TO us from Paris.
Coupled with them Is tho confident assertion OF tho
proponents the league that when the Senate has
apprised OF the changes In the document opposition viii
fade and the treaty with The league incorporated in It,
will be speedily ratified Those who optimistic Of
the leagues to forget the resolutions pre-
sentsd the Senate few hours before the adjournment
OF the last Congress- signed by thlrynne members Of the
next Senate.
That document contained two propositions.
One that "ihe constitution Of the League Of Ma
tlons the form proposed 10 the conference
should not be accepted by the United States
Unless the constitution. as originally given publicity
by Mr. Wilson undergoes radical change is evident that
It's death is foreordaned by that signed declaration Of the
Senators who are TO record their judgment upon It.
But there was another resolution to which those
Senators subscribed their names. 1t reads as follows;
THAT Is the of the Senate that the negotiations
on the part Of the United States should Immediately be
directed to expedition Of the urgent business
negotiating peace with Germany satisfactory to
the United states and the nations with whom the United
States associated the against the German gov
ernmcnt and that the proposal for League Of Nations
insure the permanent peace Of the world should be then
taken up for careful and serious consideration"
II that declaration anything at all It that
the proposal for The League Of Nations will not be enter
aned by the Senate until peace with Germany Is an ac-
compished fact
Since the signing Of that document there has been
ntimation that any Of It's subscribers have weakened.
They took the position then and they take the position
now that the League Of Nations has no place in the
treaty Of peace and may be taken for granted that the
treaty will never ratified If it has nterwoven with it
the British-Wilsonian project
Amendments Of the. constitution Of the league itself
will not avail.
The only amendment that those thirtynine Senators
will consider is that will divorce the league from the
treaty.
That being done they will then. after the treaty dis
posed Of examine amendments TO the language Of the
leagues constitution ilsef with view TO determining
the rights Of the United States properly safesuarded
The people need not be deceived by the sangune stories
that come over the wires Paris and echoed by
certain people in this country.
Unless the league be separated from the treaty and ma
teraly changed in language IL is doomed TO defeat ac-
cordng to the terms the resolutions in the official
es Of the Senate signed by than enough Senators
10 accomplish that result
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
With The Pafaqraphers

Our idea OF no Importance is what bachelor says
when he talks In his sleep.-Daas News.
The Easter egg comes high. but we must have It,
Baltimore American.
Every v-neck Is an ad for the Victory Loan-Toledo
Blade.
The Posmaster-Generai Of Sweden Is in this country
70 study tho United states mail service. What service
they must have in Sweden !-Cleyeland Pian-Dealer.
Members Of Congress have 20 regard this city as
pleasant and highly interesting place to live the year
'rounds-washnsion Star.
They hava ryng to wind up the run Of the Boil
wind up anything In Waterbury, The place win bear
watehlns,-Los Angeles Times
Italy is one OF the chief western demoeraees What
reasonably her position should be allotted 90
her She is Of the essential guaranors Of peace In
Europe and Of the survival there Of the democratic
order which the Paris conference engaged setting up.
New York Tribune
The chicken is now weighed on jewelers. scales Her
chief product Is sold by the and not by the dozen
godsn glory hes departed from the American breakfast
table and the deectable compound known as cake has
become the wrg asbestos steel WOOL substance, whose
consumption Of The causes Of European decadence
SO 10 preserve the Republic nothing too much can be done
TO give tbs Pues Beaee and quiet they perform their
dutyi TO lift from their lives the shadow Of the Of
being yanked of perehes in dead Of night thrust into
sihhy sack But the policing should carefully
done, South Of Mason and Dixon line fer example IL may
not be Wen 20 hurry ihhoYatioRs-Aew York Tribune
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
After The League, What2
lFrom Tie New York Trlbune.l

The Tribune has attempted in the
last few days TO expound what it con-
ceives to be the primarily guarantees
OF peace. Briefly, these guarantees
consist in the erection and develop
ment OF sturdy nstionalism. Obviously,
alien populations are a dangerous ele-
ment. subverslve OF nationality. They
should be reduced 10 the lowest
limits. The broad principle Of self-de-
termination must be conceded. But 1t
must never be permitted to weaken
and threaten the growth or safety Of
a nation. The factor Of geography can
not be ignored. Our Monroe Doctrine
as applied at Magdalena Bay Is an ut
ter denial Of the principle OF self-de-
termination and a frank recognition OF
the needs Of nationalism. We must
concede the same protection to the ma
tions of Europe. those in existenceand
those TO be born of the peace. Poland
must tave her Danzig, for example,
not through any absurd compromise,
under the name Of "internstionalism,
which merely will perpetuate griev-
ance and supply fuel for a fresh war
without in the least creating the Pol
and that civilization needs and must
have.
These territorial settlements are one
half Of the immediate peace problem at
Paris. The other half is money rep
aration. The absurd notion that Ger
many must be excused and apologized
for and let off with a fine she can com
Evening journal., 1919-04-23

Our service is based upon these
three. We begin by carefully
studying your needs and accurate
ly determining the proper type and
size of tire for your work. We sell
GOODYEAR S-V Solid Tires, Good
year Cushion Tires and Goodyear
Pneumatic Cord Truck Tires be-
cause we believe in them and know
they are built to deliver the utmost
service possible.
Thenwith ample parking space and
a big hydraulic press and capable
workmen we apply the tires cor
rectly, speedily and with safety.
We examine wheels for loose or
broken spokes, shrunken felloes, or
loose felloe bands; check body and
chain clearances; look for broken
or weak springs; inspect brake ad-
justment. This saves you truck
Evening journal., 1919-04-23

fortably afford TO pay seems to have
been overwhelmed by the rising tide
Of opinion OF the French and English
peoples. Statesmen have heard the
roar Of breakers and yielded. The pun
ishment Of Germany must be long and
severe. Treachery, barbarity, covet-
BUSINESS must be so sentenced that the
warning for Germany and for the
world viii be unmistakable.
We thus come to the crucial prob
lem remaining after the immediate set
Elements are completed. Who shall
maintain peace after It has been made
Who will exact the punishment civil
ization must. for reasons OF self-preser-
walton, enforce? Already, in secret,
Paris is stumbling toward the truth.
There has been no frank concession
that the league has failed, that stronger
arms must intervene. There will be
no such frank concession II we may
Judge by the Lloyd George speech OF
optimism in the House OF Commons.
But the facts must be met. The facts
are, if rumor is true, being met.
As pointed out in these columns, the
reparation provision frankly gives the
ALLIED and associated government"
power 10 collect from Germany in such
fashion as they may see ut. Why does
not the league collect? Because it has
not the power to collect a bill from
the Sultan OF Morocco. Here is a nue.
leus of what must be, here Is a frank
indication that Paris is, belatedly, 81
lently backing toward the light.
The other sign is the persistent ru-
NOR of guarantees" for France by
England and America. Why guaran-
tees? Why is anything else needed
than the Nat Of the league Of nations :?
Evening journal., 1919-04-23

Possibly we shall be told that Francs
was timorous and needed this extra
protection as a sop. But we think the
truth is alread ydawning. When the
last teeth were drawn from the league
the creations Of the league could no
longer maintain their pretence. The
French plea, persistently. ably present
ed by the great man OF the war, the
greatest man Of the peace, prevailed
or we trust has prevailed.
The path is already indicated. II is
even being trOd by reluctant feet.
What the American people must now
Insist upon is that the changed stua-
tion be candidly conceded and the
whole fabric OF our peace be treated
accordingly.
We do not pretend 70 draw offhand
this new constitution OF peace. We do
not say that there must be an alliance
or an entente. or who shall be its mem
bers. We do say that the hope Of the
world must be builded upon a friendly
understanding among England, France
and America. We ask that these ma
tions now arrange for whatever defen-
sive undertakings practical wisdom
shall determine TO be necessary.
The false hope has perished. The
lame Of internationalism, so carefully
lit and famed by the theorists of the
world, has been blown out the eusty
winds Of Paris. We see now that it
never could have lasted II would have
been q false and fliOkering light TO fol-
low could IL have been kept alive. But
It Is gone and the future remains. Fort
unately the old fires Of natlonalism re-
main. BY their sure and steady lights
we must chart our new course.
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1919.
WE MUST NOT FAIL MOVIE


THIS naton has launched It's campaign for the NTH and
Il last loan known as the Victory Loan Delaware is
playing important part in It under the leadership Of
Josial Marvel
Heretofore they were known as Liberty Loans. but
since the LAST one the American boys-solders marines
and sailors combined under great leadershp-havc won
their victory and IL achieved because America does
things a big scale
The morale Of The American troops at its highest
point because there was united citizenship at home
pledging their all IL need be. for success The enemy
realized the spirit that prevailed America the gigantic
tasks that seemed but mere trlnngs America
aroused and this had much to do with ultimate victory.
The America OF Washington and OF Lincoln the
same America. except that IL unlned other
ton ever was.
There was blending OF the flower Of an nations into
American citizenship unequalod in the history Of The
world
And we won that war
lt took money and great resources but saved lives.
We incurred great debts but all the debt that America
incurred be wiped out, while asoving Of the war
program the part of this nation would have spurred
the enemy TO greater activity and the loss Of additional
lives.
So, in this Victory Loan campaign, should feel
pride subscribing. for It part Of the great obl
gaton 20 America and to the world
Those who could not so. should feel It privilege 70
subscribe now, thus performing, in a limited way.
service 10 Uncle sam.
It is no time to bubble over how the money spent
That viii be attended to later and in the right way.
Part OF il already being attended TO in Washington
and elsewhere Suffice It TO say that the great victory
overshadows everything else
Nilsiakes2 Yes doubt there lots OF them.
America was trained for war; did IL "over
night We defeated powers that had prepared for forty
for this great world war; and did it without any
hope Of reward other than that which from feel
ing deep In the heart OF every true American that
did duty.
Shall we be less loyal with our money than
American soldiers sailors and marines were With their
lives?
That is the all important question.
support the Victory Loan, and do It periodically and
whole-heartedlyi
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
McADOO ECHO.
w

xA( lllLE McAdoo was railroad administrator he gave
w orders 100000 freight at price $50 per
cent above normal and now the railroads having
trouble to find sdelrack space which to store the idle
cars.
shippers who pay freight charges eventually will pay
for the excessive prices and purchases An experienced
railroad man would have given orders for fast
they could manufactured at lowest competitive prices
so that construction could be stopped when the emergency
was over As a matter Of fact. the trouble not so
much lack OF freight cars 70 difficulty in getting
cars unoaded at terminals Cars used storage houses
were practically useless for transportation purposes
MoAdoos car order did not relieve the transportation
congestion but did place big load Of expense upon the
roads, which the private managers had lost control
when McAdoo took them over.
This is one Of the fruits of government operation