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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
News of Fifty Years AGO
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch. Dec. c. 1869,

Among a number of appointments yesterda v
by General Candy were those of John r. Ear
quhar sheriff of Charles City County, and josenh
walker justice Of the peace in Chesterfield
In the last two days 10 negroes have left
the South TO get big wages working in the cot.
ton fields and at the lumber camps. Richmond
and Virginia can yet spare many more
Citizens of Manchester have organized n oro
company and elected \. H. Waugh captain: II
w. Jones, first assistant; w. IT, Siywaid second
assistant; II. II. Beasley. secretary A. TSnorr
treasurer, and S. 5. Jones pipcman.
Tho subject of grape culture in Virginia is
one thai is exciting much interest Expert
mirably. Among them there is one experj-
mcntcr in this city. Mr. c. Sa,icr, who has nro
duccd wine almost equal to the best Bor-
deauX. lie purposes to extend his opera tons
during the coming season, and 10 make enough
wine to establish specially in the manufac-
ture here. '
Married: On the thrtieth of November at
IIaieford Va by Rev. William T. Hatcher
Rev. Harvey Hatcher. pastor of Church Strcet
Baptist Church. Portsmouth, and Pattie
youngest daughter OF the late John Hatcher ~
Franklin County. Va ~
It is reported in Washington that A. T. Stew
art. tho merchant prince Of New York is trync.
TO buy inc water power At Frcdcricka burs in
this state - "
In New. York City tho other day fortyfou
Illicit distilcrics were captured by aid OF SOL
ders, "
The banquet al tho Exchange Hotel tonight
to tho National Board OF Trade viii be 6ie
affair. 10 " D's
General Mahonc yesterday invited tho Ma
tional Board OF Trade to make trip over his
entire consolidated line from Norfolk to Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

oqualities and injustices that will prevail SO
long rs the present lines maintained One
of the heaviest sufferers from the Assembly's
repeated failures to carry out the consttu-
tional order IS the city OF Richmond, which,
with it's largo population and heavy contri-
button to the State treasury, has but two
Senators and five delegates in the Assembly,
total representation that manifestly is ut
terly disproportionate. Other cities OF the
State have the same legitimate complaint,
their representation being little il any more
than some OF the less important country
districts Naturally, such Il condition arouses
dissatisfaction. The demand for immediate
redistrictng has now become more urgent
than ever before, and the Assembly VIII
hardly fail to give ii favorable attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Not PluSinr Politics.

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
,,o!.i An editorial paragraph in The Times
upisPatcn OF November IS, severely rcprimanung
uHc Slatc teachers. Assoc iation for support
ot me feucrul suffrage amendment, ends wii h
inc following: And inasmuch the teachers
aie asking the General Assembly for large adj
ultlonai Gums for the States educational sys-
ponies IN entering the battle over the amend
n M which is expected to be the most vigorous
Ninu!y allow Il teacher of twenty five years
experience to protest not against Your reproof
oue against the nsinuation of the above sem
sence: The playing of politics." good or bad
- hot ~ me minds OF Virginia teachers They
gre asking TOR large additional sums for the
oo,e euucat ional amendment for idcn teal rea-
sHHns, thnt Isl Tor the purpose OF strengthening
.!le faculties of Virginia children. The teachers
10 me ability of the pupil "
Fundamentally, this can he increased b,
better educational facilities; inherently and per-
immanently, by strengt hcning Virginia. mothers
ihosc faculties only become stronger which ara
du!y exercised and until all woman's fac,Iltics
arc permitted to function both in public and
private affairs, she viii reach her compIetc
ucVeiopment, or realize her fullest strength irhe
more opportunity we give both mon and women
ior me development Of which they arc capable
inc sooner we are likely produce men and
women VINO are superior 10 those of the present
generation. - 80 p'e"Si't
,. lncidtentally your prediction that the battle
over inc amendment would be the most viror
our OF the entire Legislative session of 1870 was
for H,at ,T The people only battle
g. - itLlIABETH NENABLE GAINES
SAKE, Va. November 90, 1919 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
A Daily Once-Over
When Your Chuir Is nyov~d

Why is il that sonmc women have such
mana IAN Tor changing things about?
rms is particularly dsplcasinE TO n husband
mh9 expects TO ind things somewhere near as
ne cit them ia the morning. 80
f-nctE man wants a certain place sit in the
sY 81, With slippers and housecoat in the
sam" place night after night, and the lrhtine
effect the same for his reading "
ne iikes 10 haze his bookcases bear the same
position relatively 10 his own and the hooks i'm
line same regular order. " 90
:, - uiSp!eaas.s him TO have TO change his place
~ t'tp!e according to the whins OF a lderty
MIC, ana he gets out of patience when the table
~ constantly being turned at different angles
or 10 i!otlior side Of the dinnS-toom
az oots not want the head OF his bed one side
OF ne room one week and reversed the next M
t'! nGF now 5000 1t may be for the rugs.
ma tne couch in the den why isn't that left
~ INC warm corner and dinner served nj some
uehniic hour, not $50 one week and the rast az
right, 1893. ~'ps-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
\ Wise and Timely Move

IN view OF the drastic measures being 20
'ofted 10 by the Federal fuel Administered
non to conserve coal by limiting annor,;on-
meht OF the available supply to Industries
ne'a most essential, to be allotted 10 NEE.
inc requirements Of all States alike undor
plan arbitrary in it's conception. the action
OF the Governor OF this State in callin., far
conference of presidents of Chamhcrs NJ
commerce or every city in the Commonwealth
10 protect the interest of. Virginia indus
'iies uhaer such proposed arbitrary nllot-
neht Is to be commended as both wise and
'''nei'. virginia is rapidly approaching The
point OF normal coal production under = mol
ICY OF reconcilement by which minors, con,
plants have reached satisfactory ad iustmont
ana as there is Il great diversity of indrc
tiie' III Inc stale which would unjustiv suf-
Ter under an arbitrary rule classifvint, tbcr,
as honessential, ii can easily be seen tina, tIo
appllcatton Of such rule would react moro
ui"istrously upon this State than upon other
states where tile larger number of jndustrioc
come under the classification of essential
While ii is not contemplated that Viroi,io
VIII INSIST upon dog-in-t he -manger policy
Win respect to her sclf-sustaining coal sim
ply yet the greater relative importance OF
hcr numerous industries classed under tho
mead OF nonessental by the fuel administr.
'!oh, as compared with the fewer number OF
similar industries in nonproducins coal
States. makes it OF vital consideratio, tbat
proper showing be made before the fuel ad-
iamistratlon as TO the injustice to these in
""s'ries OF a general classification which en-
pargoes their supplies of coal locally nro-
ouced, Tor the benefit of the principal indus
'rics OF nonrroducing States. or course. the
a"thovlty now exercised by the fuel admins
tration is obtained from the extension or
power granted the Federal government sfo,
'he pellod or the war. but in the conference
,'''ru d! INC Governor, we take ii, there is
no intention OF precipitating a conflict he
tween Federal and State authority as IN ,l,eir
respective rights under the Constitution hut
rather its purpose is to agrcc upon procedure
by which the fuel administration will he
made to realize that its scheme Of arbitrary
allotment will operate with discriminative
Injustice TO Virginia interests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
CONGRESSMAN HOPES FOR
WET AND WHITE YULET|DE
Gnlliynn, of massachusetts, Tries TO
Start Legislative Machinery to
Release John Barleycorn.
FEARS LOSS OF s5oo,ooo,o t
Meeting OF House Agricultural Con,-
nittcc Is Called for December 10
to Consider Wartime Prohibition
Measure

W.ASHINGToN. Doc. 5.-.An old.
cushioned wet and white Christmas:
from the breast Of Representative
james ~. Galiivan. of MASSACHUSETTS,,
tonight.
Almanac experts, who base their
DEMONSTRATIONS ON other things than
scientific Instruments used by Uncit
Sans Weather Bureau, already arc pre-
dieting snow for the iutetidc sea
And now comes along the Masaa-
chusctts Congressman with. an effor,
to start the legislative machinery NOV
Ing towards the release OF John Barley
corn to enliycn the festivities.
us ar: Gaiiiyan secured from Chairman
COMMITTEES; an agreement TO call "a
meeting OF the committee for Deem
per; per ~ TO consider Il request for hear
ihSs on tho GaIivan bin TO, repeal
wartime prohibition. ,Oucc hearings
arc ;Erantcu. the Massachusetts mem
son son Ughi,ey ,S he can supply ample rea-
'o'' why the ban should be lifted.
"oTernncnt TO LoSe $500, 100000.
Pointing out that tho objects for
Whlch the emergency act was passed
. nit,,a peeh accomplished. and the treaty
from ,hat naieates no hope OF relief
am informed by high oiIiciuls in,
me Treasury Department who ourht
IS r nm"mi anI IL Unless war prohibition
me government stands 10 loac $500
oooonO In direct returns TO tho In.
ii"t iNs' e'uc department, I'm Rddi-
tion 10 many other unknown mliijnna
winch would be paid TO the ,,oyernment
IN inc shape OF income taxes. excess
protts taxes, etc
on top OF this tho Same official.
muSisc me that over $1,000 OO0. 6O0 loss
VII accrue TO men who have been in
,erGstcd in Lawful! conduct Of ,hr Iin,,nr
trade. ] am pretty positive tIatd ~.
noumtry is not willing to sec tllls cpor
iIous loss sustained by both liz 80,
.rn'ncnt and the citizens OF thn So,
tniEE Whcn II can Nc 'ayoidcu h, -.
ling OF wartime prohibition.
cttes Veto Message.
81, president Wilson made - ,n
ms veto message of. Octobnr ~ ~
- -! oner distinction between t.,,,,n 80
~ causes which arose ont ~ M
a!ntc emergencies and thnen IL "ar
utional. which is nov, 'rc me
ne fundamental law OF liz part o'
w wv "t 10 be made. lie obier,., ,",|,
r $500 inc Nolstead act ,ghIrh , ~ LIZ
prohibition ce TO wartime
ir!oi 10 his veto he had sor,,.. a.,
r-r ep! OF this act AZ the b,Snt tnr
IstUthSress and stated clcariv .h .,i'us OF
arisi,r.. n"sf OF particular lcpJsi,mn,
Satisfied 'u son OF war emergency lad Been
clear III Sound public policy inn ns.,
repeal. ''i" necessity !or
n, d phis situation ouyh, 10 u. ,,o,,
ban,iio ana the. only way To n,n rm.Gn
- ~ 10 repcal this act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
BELlEvED COAST STRIKE
HAS NOW BEEN AVERTEO
Wgooien Threatened tn C,,l
"orkers oui Next Monduy ur
chuse OF Dismgrccmrnt.
iBy As.ocisted rrcss

WASHINGToN, See. 5r@E,Tbo ,h.,
4iia,,fsd.r ike or iongshoremen in the
90 nc coast trade called FOR Mo,dn,-
a ";ss renewed tonight to have be"n
herc in,a az result of conference
no ,tuiaE between REPRESENTATIVE. of
an1 iiiGnsshoremen, shipping intero
sion. '"s'iHeht Commits
., me lonsshoremcn demanded ,h.
in The wI ,Isns as Is PAID those employed
an hour and s1.20 an hour fo. oen,"
s si,ne; m Wares ,a of ,l,e eoast-w!ss long
bnu,. 'i ,' nov range from 40 cents an
On nouI IN the Southern ports 10 60 and
s su cents an hour in the Gulf norts
Ing Iant 90 cents and 81 at North At
r.o oiilciais of the National Adjustment
nc oe,ini, az said there was every pros
pect or the strike being nverfed az Inc
men had agreed to submit the cantro.
i,,st fy TO inc commission and await ad-
was granted the coast wise shippjna
companies; The shipping interests viii
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
SENATORS HEAR FORMAL
READING OF RAIL BILL
"f:nos nharse. Administration w,n
Opcrnsio, 'AtrnnaEanccs" in
CO., Hw Assoointct, rrn.

rre maSn iNGToN. Dec. h'@J.,,,o
In the son ;ne raiiroad lii VIZ ra mad
Of ,h. taken UP with formal me ne t;rne
tor Keilo Has sure ana speech b. : sanss
i9n there was difiicutv Ia nbt,I%ia.
bills "I nripc,hh,eI iogs, who favored ,hc
m nn,,road Administrations Win iI'Ss "a The
of the rNoess'dis s in the operation
s srea, central orsanization'" un ~ q
mad ada H"5 Inequalities in waEe awards
p1hp e and lowered the NJ most cost %
ana 80 .,,,n iar as permanent bettermo,,s
re rn,, o.e!ncnta 10 railroads nrn 60, ~
ADMIN; senator Kellogg added I'll
thoueh t ~ has done better. NJ
counfry 40" H,,, a,i that tie needs OF tn.
str .gi tm Kellogg ihdorsed tho o,,t
non me dpF9by nv Or which, has been de- de-
opposed by many senators IONS ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
LONDON RFvERsEs CANADIAN
SUPREME COURTS DECISION
"" no View mn to Distribution NJ
roeesds From, Sale of Shin
StOrstnd Dvcrfuled
IBv Associoto,l

LONDON Dec. 5-The imdicia, no,
nticseG or Or the privy council has re" re-
supreme Court in the suit invoiv vin n n
ire sihki In Of the steam EMPRESS of
i'T rhn IN me st. Lawrence River,
INC court gave the passenrers of
me me spnken vessel the preference in NJ w
s saIa OF the proceeds from the the
sd m or me Storstad,' the collier which
me priyv council decided that tho
n III no Pacific ComDanv Shall share
The EmDress Of Ireland. bound fron,
, Mion.regi 10 Liverpool with a passenger
With Wit 't The cS Sc to,allins 200 eolIided
the morning Of May. 90. 1914. -"
- Iotal OF ,o24 persons. among them
n,aHE notablos. lost their lives when
.ne .:sscl went down Twentv-onc
S rmericans were on board six of whom
me catastrnnhc occurred off Father
tho mouth Of tho Rinnnnski.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
SAYS GERMAN SHOULD BE
TAUGHT IN THIS COUNTRY
Professor NInphIs, of University of Viz
GinLa. Snys 1t Is Folly to
Eliminate Language.
ny Assoc,atcd prcss.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 5.---The
German language should be taught In
American universities, colleges and
high schools, but not In the grades.
according to members who discussed
the subject at the annual convention
here of the Association OF Colleges
and Secondary Schools OF the southern
States.
Professor Charles c. AIaphis, Uni
versity Of Virginia. president OF the
association. declared that IL would be
folly TO eliminate the German Ian
guagc from the colleges and univer-
stiles OF this country. because in that
way we could not understand what
Germany Is doing in scientific way"
DIR. Thomas Stockham Baker. secrc-
tary of Carnegie Institute of Technol-,
ogy. addressed the convention, urging
fewer diversions and more apprccia-
ton OF the value of hard work for the
American boy OF today.
'The average American boy does not
know how to study" he said at
therefore. becomes the chief interest
work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
RODE IN BUSES 27 DAYS,
NOW MAY TAKE TROLLEY
Street Chr Service liz Resumed I'm
Toledo. Ohio. After Merry
FrnnchIsc Mnr.
rBv Associated Press ,

TOLEDO, OHIO. Dec. 5-After walk
ing and riding III busscs for twenty.
seven days at 10 cents or more per
rlde, Toledo Will get back today to
the OLD system of using street cars
as means or transportation.
resumption of service will begin al,
!; i %" = Nj. IL was announced this morn
ing by Henry j.. Doherty, who storaa
ms vehicles in Michigan when Tho
PEOPLE sustained a Council custer or
u urha al the last election. Inter
at 6 j. NJ. streets
H., me fare is 10 be the same as when
me cars were taken away, 6 cents and
cents for transfer. The buses whirh
&c caE"n go operating with the cessation Of
nradn neIrice' are expected to retire
trauuaily. If the gasoline cars co.,
r r,,,a 10 operate and it causes foo
W ,Iineh GiSompetition the street car scr.
n,es VIII be reduced on certain Ina
9inacr provision granted in IJniteS
states District Court al oh'tcd
me busmen held meeting last n;r,,
ana decided to remain in bI ,a1. n, !.
scent fare and cent for transf.r al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

IL National Republican Chairman Will III.
HAYS speech 1T a banquet IN New York this
week Is to be accepted sounding the key
note OF the Republican platform in the COM
ing campaign, the country has advance no
lice from i;s platitndinoUs character that il
need expect no enlightenment from that
source IN respect to intelligent outline of pol
lcies to which the party will stand hitched
IN Inc event IT WIS The, election. The win
ling platform in TIC next election will CON
lain something more than hurrah stuff. de-
'old OF specific commitment 10 a definite pro.
gram OF action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Word to tho wiseheimers
,Copyrirh, 1918 uv So,,o,s, ,.,,...

t. IS Ss a
symptoms any Of the latter day 'pRysIe s't sal
aisssSs
as sy sss t aad
at a al: but +, just ia, a useful ,,s Trade
Vi nssrs Mhs 90 SHsinssT
use. e'i'e INTO
:, When was an undergraduate an Italian sec
S Of TO Th y FaSssp9rs wS asis
the tn e., somaeh.that is an untallmg symptom OF
Polish workn gman. sdoiorc' or "boe." and ar Or
My babe try my S hand on tne
mann mann ba Sius ,v to- GG rn finally concluded the
which was my favorite ALMANAC and informed
eso @as a ,er MhS sasrg w @
,,S eyer hope to have the knowledge and skill
daEnoss tnrne oat 20 rasher s eSeeptom nf
case of autointox icatlon. In fact my preceptor
IN the same individual a week or two later
again. o
The disagreeable symptoms. which j see no
sood II in which many people who
a a t? 70 ACT a5 doS certainly not atrbu
rsane But TO mo 5ns leas"nabS
=, % w9rry ana anxiety or to mere disturbance of
tive dia Fl Of wished on
INVESTIGATION is his trouble, / extend to him my
s%ch for Il Is to allow
Without "1 ,resoFnon Of ne of the troa
r or 10 he ea sf more ,,.
bro toNemia. is a convenient word TO- signify
d ons a s EN- rd
d q nary p9isons produced under abnormal con-
mature ninia of The illness Autontox ca,o ox
every concevablc disturbance of health. it Is
quite ,independent Of the action OF the bowels
or habitual use OF laxntives. 'u'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

or course, Ambassador Donillas denies
knowledge of any Bolshevist propaganda cir
culated i'll this country through Mexican
means. And, TO do him credit his denial
has the ring of truth. But this government
has been deceived frequently in the past
few years by similar denlals that it's attitude
Of suspicion in the face of abundant evidence
IS no more than natural.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

4 New York department store manager is
quoted saying that "a college education
adds $4,000 year to mans earning
power" This may be true, but the fact re-
mains, nevertheless, that this earning power
cannot be cashed half readily as that of
the man who never saw inside a college, but
preferably joined n labor union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

AS first step toward avenging the execu-
ton OF General Felipe Angeles Francisco
Villa is reported to have attacked and COM
pletely eXterninnted a regiment OF Carran2o
soldiers, numbering 6Y6 men in the State
OF Chihuahua. Villa has sworn 10 wreak
terrible vengeance upon every one concerned
with the execution Of Angeles, and he has
established reputation for holding TO his
purpose in threats OF this kind that means a
fearful reckoning soon or late for those whom
ne pursues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER
A Little Slice a, Life

The other day we decided
\ momcntous question.
1T had been bothering us
For good many months.
We had talked 1t over with
The wife and with
one or two Intimate friends !
And had consulted our banker
To SEQ If we could invest
The amount Jf money necessary
without danger of bankruptcy.
We had the children TO think of.
FINALLY. we mustered up courage
-\nd, with II cold chill creeping
Up our spine. we went
And bought that ton Of coal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
RADEK is SOVIET DELEGATE
Released From Berlin Prison 10 Tnkc
Fart I'm the DOrDat
Conference.
INV Associated prcssyt-

LONDON. Dec. 5.GEari Radek. a
Russian Dolshevist. Who was one -of
the. leaders in the ,SD.rtacan uprisinrs
In Germany. and who has been confined
to Moabit prison In Berlin for some
time. was released yesterday so that
he could attend the Dorpat conference
between Bolsheyist delegates and rcp-
He Will appear as a Soviet delegate.
according to Il wirelcss dispatch re-
coivcd here today from Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Adding 4ne

Formerly, the only certain things in life
were death and taxes. Then Reno added d.
Norcc Now there are four certain things the
latest addition being that If fellow Is getting
enough TO eat and wear and paying rent and
driving a ilivver the source Of his income will
bear investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1919.

no one vii! blame Senator Lodge for de-
clinng to serve the committee named to~
hold conference with President Wilson. All
can understand how ne feels about meeting
face TO face the man for enmity OF whom he
has sacrificed his country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

We have moved into town but will sncnd tho
week ENDS ut our farm. We VIII raise icicles on
the caves, and contemplate the ha rdncss OF
poSthoics. which for the sake of elegance we
pronounce pos'-tho-lccS. When you get to suy-
ing Il will dig, a couple OF pos'-tho- lees"
you're class. People look at YOU at an agri-
culturist and do not notice that you have been
manicurcd.
We have been trying 10 think of something
that compares with the splendid isolation Of a
city guys farm in winter, but can't. The
only thing as useless a city guys farm in
winter, is Dollar Bill when you're going to
take your wife to lunch down town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

That Duysart-Wirtski is some pianist isn't
he. lie fairly makes the piano sing"
"uumph, And uses all his npre-s
and thumbs to do it! Why, my daughters got
him beat a mile. She play and tune with
one ineer just BY sticking her tongue OUT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
The Inevitable

Ginning 'rickets, that crowd down a:
Dormants store today"
y crowd at Dormants? Why I thought lie
was he fellow who refused to spend a penny
for advertising."
That's right, but he had a crowd just tn.
same. lie didn't advertise, but the sheriff did,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
BOLSHEVISTS ARE ADVAMCI CLING,
ALONG DENIKlNE'S FRONT
Soviet Army Claims General Successes,
Capturing Several Important
Towns.
fBy Associated Free,

LONDON, Dec 5.--Bolshcvlst forces
are making u general advance nion.
the entire Dcnikinc front. and have
ca pturcd tho towns of Koseletz. Romny
and Borcmcla, while fierce Nighttime IL
proceeding for the possession OF iIiei
gorod, according to a Bolshovlst oiIi-
cial statement received here T,,c"c
towns are in the Governmcnts of T'ci,r
crnigov. Poitnya and Kursk. northeast
On the eastern front. the statement
declares, tho Eo!shcvists ranturoM ~,
December | the city Of Kainsk, lCO
Many prisoners were taken. ii is said
SoutnWest OF OmSk the BolsbeyJsts mr..
sald 10 nave repaired tho Siberian nan.
ing toward Slavgorod. "''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

Again ladies and gentlemen. we rise TO mark
time with progress by venturing to suggest
that the chief function OF Christmas is 10 make
fellow follow subtractions in his stubs with
an air OF aosorhed interest and scdulous attcn-
ton TO what would ordinarily be triinS de-
tails.