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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
CONGRESS MAY SEEK
tn HOLD HUN Ships

upash.as-n<., Disc :s--U1lt 1he Dr.
ncvaeinx az congress s. . expe11Ad
~ ado. at some kind w!ll be raA,en
nrausSt he German ships low -
wv Yak ssrSor from pasat-g t-Ato
- Anxi rosssxstar ct Great =r,ta.-..
Elx Il asAuraA6 av ot1cLzls Il u1ucn
akA eAtpp.af board -,2ca-s that tho
eAAAsU ana TIA representatives Who
nSu insisted thar advantages gained
bedding 1p TIA Ar2e~lcac 1asrceaA-lt
av4An gtau NOT be sacrificed SILL
4nx oue . tria irvasttE grto- Of tfe
csssns :..:e :. e. - 49, tss -ss' :, = LIZ ne
Tia aee1ea % re rree.6Art .r or~
1>rs1g that .AA ssips bs tlrre6 ever
1r.hW.kh - Grasy Britain & 30 a.
yAnAa vita lie sEs-2--s4 pcf.cy OF
- clipping board. th.& L.s Yea.s-.e-
Ia Of re c,hs.rras-r, fudge Tcer Far
- PAyaA, .ow on a [-:p 70 North
hra,.ra IS being treaty credictsa-
N a.! lie exp~~ss4ore regarding the
upa-atnr ard the otaer ehips Of IKE
- a. we.l 40 the twelve Standard
% 0atA-s which lave besr held Up
6sea1 Britain. Chairman Pavre
Ida nc se<r o. 81 lis adherence 70 tac
tSy AZ e.4cr maintenance % Amor
n YfxNn and when ne PASSED 90
y ortA, Ter TIE surrender G. - e
k4pe. h~ ts6 II ufzs by d.roorton %
y prA1da-t
!. wAsn s.ked rc.txv about the trans
Hr Of the shsrs 70 Greac Tr!ta r. Ser
- Yorah. - rasro. sal. he had rot
&kAz CD -ne r.stte-. bat declared
naturally thought inst Great
aass -e<s't ger c"s-y1-AinS she 9'.nt'
An onc... who IL vel t>fo-19.s. or
l1pH3rw board .@atrs Asserted tofaS
SSx xhe surssrde. by rhs Ur-tr1s
ates 70 Great Er?t2:1 Ct ne I'm.
feaxc. ArS rhs cIasE ships was az
SoSk prersara-e ard N 80 probability
UsnAnAssary
-kh .ce.ctaj pointed oot hat re
4ptd1Ax O. the shtrs ~ tA% Tnitet
r Stog sor ire pasr Tour =. onrhs con-
10y 10 TIRE wishes O. Gyes- EyiTa II
Wa eAs arr .. ,te ah.prtrs ooAra- II
\ "a thai rhs ships vcG.d sill oe oe33
thA e.a.p ping board :. - vas 20,
I - 41r~ex c-te~s 81 Tbs pca<@de~-.
Il vaA rointAd aux L.ag 4 hsst re
4 matted States = act!ng CT In & sss,.sYsp
4 (be ths& Il The end 'ae cuelye St416
"a On asxe-s wifi be ILgae4 ovsE by
Ri &eax Dx1.s.c 70 TIE Sr-a- dard on corn
1ny Thess sh.rs. although o.-,
h IN ArrArtca- EoG - sgAre st.-cS y
nrxAan ports ever Gne Yrcrest OF LaeA
nAr4caa owna-s C-cat eT.ta sn Cd.
41Axsoa, 4. v unae-atcoo. w2s ina
~ vas entitled oc account G. Ss-s
60 % IS par cent ot Garu+ar ship.
~, an3 she therefore included Vie
VI SDFn among her spo..s 81 war.
ut when thA shipping beard leE-nec
Really TIA. Gk.s was CREST Eri-a in:
M ICY H action. a.6 thar Il wss uLely
II y 1ouid kA~r ire tanKsrs the boaTc
fnNa1ed. So wkea Ssers-z-y Of Wa.
1T Axscx4A tie chips In View Tora
n - 1UnAA oUw T. The Eg..,s. 4EenSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

r. -ECH received preecy l!stle
nea.s w!re 4 silver tssd eor ~
SIKH birthday ard very prooa
~ Bhe 0s& .: l. too. re csrytet q
wsss oct wayk:nS urtt sis father SYST
A.sAynsc.- -~n& walk err .2sIe4 x
Ayrs nrssera- sE6 Ar,s-s ~4s very
- ueA .r.eras-s &c 20 csc Eases &.les w.'h
2oke4xx e-v canes CT course. yea
Euse xxr.sE- -. tha- --aes wers up-
1sraeG I. IA boys ns!2d Ac1 SC Re
r..sl lk ca.sey u.rs questions acouf
d. 9xAss se-ax&xg sYecsca&ss IL ira
oxaA
WAL tus-y Gases ehey are ssit
TIE 49,. ~ehsv ara not yearly s.s pretty
- Nt1A-
.Aess ara vsrw cSt walking ssteses ="
explained h.s fsthsr Some OF tner
sxSe> found way ovs- II ths E'sls
iAnAs ant a>s taougAy 20 Aavs neen
saS.4sA "a Ega2!ea! 'irrea"
There 10 picture II ny s22tay
school e Moses uvtte q caaa SAD
Arthur
Tea walking s-tc<s aAve eesn nset
. eli ages eror- Bioie t.Tss Sewn 20
ss pr<sest Cav. Plain branches Of
ress were Sometimes used ouf as t!Eae
pes- % -ise<e became more AID more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
THE HOT FOOTERS

w~ ELLo!' cried Tom Ba4ly. who
"a vs& tie leader ana president %
EYtAe Hot Foot Club Here's an
j Jauto IN tas woods rear Fultons
soQsA'
That's eua~r!" exclaimed Herbert
WhitA. peer4rg through the bushes
The rultans aave1t even opened
shai- scss& tEts saxa raer.
"r-tsnt Their car anyway, SAID
Henry Taompcea. acotasr Eot Footer,
Craze Haiiy and the Row.,ns twins
Nay and June came Qp and pes-ed
~ th4 auto 100. The SIX each carried
o stout STAG and c small snapsacE,
.e- the Hot Foot Club was OF It's
weekly exploring expedition sad had
brought eats" along.
y we1AA- what u IS pies Up n
sne ear" SAID Gracs.
There vas Largo mound Of serne-
thing - IRE BACK Q. the cs.< cover 81
with eu--ar
We ougAtaY 70 aasddls S-Aybe ~
sad May.
-Es ruicea pace WA msll Known
"a A. ~ -.sas-. a. III. fulton vas raAir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

taar this c.tunt-v = crura bling that
IT is ret quits sou-6 financially or
commercially. and dc YOU EI1ow n7ly
Simply because ahoil: the Only 1eut
thar Europe hae Ea6 tram Us lsEely g
news OF gigantic coal S1rtkeA of
: ,sY~atAae~d railroad strikes. 81 Lsh.c=
r!otx eos1 ane food sa.n.h-es
Tke cl.rchirx factor % our c.as..
=. aYr..el decav-fa European ballet
is the TACT Ek-aG A.aerfcs. exporters are
not sanding nvay goods .n the volume
that las hss1 dsrrs-de6- EL-ore
thinks IRE rassa2 Is that orr whole
ration q II che grip OF strife ara
strixes whtoh havs psxslysed oar IN
! nort1nx tndusrrtas
, Go ahead--resz1ras your prs1lest
/ dealings with Europe ana give each
nation ual3r1itesd credit That IS rav
advice Those who heed Il ~+n aave
40 regrst~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
Hy AUGJ;srU IAAR.DY.

%'SA%A%~
New YORK. Dec 80" Dertsch1ard
Tier Ailss' 3s stiN TBS sonS IN ths
nesrr % cserr,a-y. and unless the a.
nad nations kesv a light grip upo.
tina county, within ren years German
will So ready and ger tor another
war" Is me warning given by Enaaau@l
Terr,. lawyer, z. NJ r.. ~ official aad
,rAstdsgr ct rAs Washington Heights
CONGREGATION, who tonight returned
from ysar travail throughout Gar
/ nary
TIC vou s4e what we ga 90 .hs
ca~hs1yal A. Rha.r.se We can A-c
Tiu a. IT again = what Gerrsa
,4sne- told NE" sa.c Mr.. Hertz
" nv WHERE hardly onA stone has oee-
overturned by r?,s war. vSars feeli4 s
is unanimous that Germany has not
beer 1tckst ara raver will be. The
~salt-~ Of pity and contempt ter
r-arra nas become onA Of h.ttarnesss
, ths German haired 70. ENGLAND g
masked under a commercial smile. but
toward America Germany bears nt7lA
MIN osiry.
! AN Germany rse!e .has her sole
/ hope OF rexaining Eer old commercial
mower .sse II, trads with This Country
continued the 1sve'var whose brother.
: III. JCE<Sp1 Is%4 ~. - Sts]N@
the ryr!taI Synagogue OF the Britain
erirara Germany Knows tEa- II was
A,1e-ics who won the war ter the al.
( lies, but such Il her hope IN this eoun-
Nv that she cannot 'asl 1atred- BUT
cot strasa England IS the anvoieed
r-aveY 81 sve-y German. Nothing
would please -Ae Germans more thAc
tbs charce to get another whaok at
France and regain AlsacAs and In--
40 goNTsT MEN.
Today there Is not an honest man
-. Germany From. prssfdent Ebert
dow: 70 the soldier -heothlacks in the
street. AvAry r1an.iack - dishonest
1T IS ertderatc- left 8 pair ct boots
In1lts!de wy hotel door n Berlin The
Nrst n!gh- was there They ware
,etclcn. $othtns IL safe E.arnress
'raekaEes latters. bundles are Aim ost
rhat IN Leipkia there is what IS called
rhe "b-lstevtst raarEe+" where 'sil the
nerty INST. turing The night arc anc-
tlonad en- Tire following morning TIRE
,ew rcNce lock on and laugh. = wo.
ran spproa chad friend OF mine with
fearful tale OF poverty. She Iitred
his watch Fe compliance 20 the 10
ice was d,-ected 10 sprear at the
market. and taare the following morn
'~e coLN Ht MS owl. Wat-tl -oi oIc-
third It's value.
tins night lie % Eerlta Is hlIari-
Gus Tie workman with few marks
4u!ts work and takes ais frau or HE
swe sus,esrt 20 rhe caharsrs where they
dancs AID drink wildJy al nigh, Dis
sipauoa Is tse fash;or among high
and low. WITH little poi.c.cai restraint
upon thu people 50 long crushed BY
sutocracy. tho Germans have become
ven fanatic In orgies It's lucky tos
Germany tia, thsre is little whiskay
or gin N the country They would 80
&c 4 90 Ssy HAYS taGeu b tAn&r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
STARVING AUSTRIA
MAY SELL ART OBJECTS
FOR s5O,0O0,0O0

Liverpool! pse .s.-Art ,etec.s
SAID 70 Be rcr-h $50 .ooo. 900 nor Ie
the palaeee OF the Austrian emperor
are sate 10 bs. available tor sale -
Phillips q this city, acttrS ce- syn
a.oa:e. las tust r&sa1rzed from Wanna
and ssys be- p prepared 70 buy .hsse
wor asrftil -apex-,eA, e1aract~s ~ ra-e
n esAl work, and cArtAin cttA- cnsArcs
ct arr
Recently tha Queens, art experts O.
London. ussrs 70 v!e-ra AZ rhe Request
0. The Austrian authorities 70 arpra-se
the art works, hEt they ware asked -
raise ru.ds Oh thar. g. loar Es-
cause an outright sale TaS declined
the puveens refused 10 canssdcr the
r.ax,er The Aussrtans Explained sna'
me loan vae reede6 - buy food,
American and Ers--h sCrotesrss
are now reported 10 b. in aAgo1satton
for the art t-eagrres @! tie Harso,arEs
Many Of The antiques and Nwels
a-e without equal" sald NJ. Philips.
on hts return troE. tho AusrAr eapa.
tai The question tor oonsdera uon
10 TITS: vheth-~ Il Tia Sriuah 6ynd
o..e cor.pletAs the purchase. Britain
ana the otka1 allies will oonsidsr these
possessions ct sh> HspseurE !rside or
ouu :de the tcop> Of the claims made
upon Austria by the pAae> treaty.
WREN the a.epe<or 4ed, his par
sonal possessions were eonnScaesd.
Contents OF de palac~ axs. q couyss.
'!a Z way possessions OF Austria, ana ~
such the allies may consider that theS
have sonas clairns upon than. corn-
r-ersa ton or reparatior. On the othay
land, TIE present Austrian gc~erEnasn an
tr rrerared 10 ea~~nnfk the money re
cci-ed tor this trarsactieIs for feed . I
ithr ssrv1ag people Il Austria
we are anxious - hrv these %
iacts Of ar, 1. the fr'tlsf gc,~rnrntn ~
wir assure US tn&t tic Zeal -'ill ~
-t.t.,xnized. There ara tapestrtrl x'e'
gceVs beyond description, pictnsne, e.
! ~,rTare b" the hupdrsdsrs!Eht. orbef
rerie II 4 dozen sharAs.
| "onc impression left vron me by
nv visit il the %aryihls state ~ the
people from lack Of food acd the ~.
/ sultan. begging and 1aen,rioymert. u
/ it IL possible tor this sko6to,"eo dss
70 80 through. the sood the mora 1'tl
pure h&sA will indeed be ! Godsand
The Austrian government. Il willing ts
AXE the value IL the form Of food.
F. Or grounds 81 compassion alone
I ts.nce the government is willing thus
to ea.rsark tas money for tacd sol
the sra-y!rs psorls, think Il woul;
b 4 good investment Tor the allies e
a.lo-v the AustriAns 70 dispose OF tass4
rreasureS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
INVITE PRESIDENT
To ATTEND GOOD
ROAD CONVENTION

tspsez. 70 H.ehnoad vExeAiaas
Birmingham. Ala. Dse 3A-Os1aaA
states Senator J. T. saakhAAd. psaMr
dea- 81 tie Urt.~d eta4AA doo4 1aaAn
sssoe1a t.on has notified J. \ 11unHsA
director general ct - a4sod1ao2.
TIA, he VII appoint = onssn3tts> a
rs prsra!nea. man ana wo1aAd u -
&c Washington 90 Thursday. JaAusxy
81. 1890, 70 call Oh YranbdAuk WUanA.
vse.-p-ee!dsnt MARKHAM ana ns~1Asp
ct Pres,dAr. W0soa's cabinet and n
vs.e thena to AtrAnd the eighth anAuas
conven,tor Of the Omitted sksAAo Go0d
Roads association ar the eaat<A n.
nna. convention 81 th9 kaakAsAA NJ.
rioeaI Highway association tAA&. @1a1B
in Hot sprtaxs, Apyil - 10 II, 1850.
Hon Charles n Hrough. afSk V9ee>
president United states Good 1eaAS
association. a.d Teve-no- Of Ar&AAo9A
rIn appoir. ana hAsA AelaeaAAs0
Representing the s.atS ct Aykansaa -
Join .he committee.
Ho. Geo. r. BeknT. cry aaa1aoW
~ Hot SPRINGS. will also snpnsut. ~
head delegation reprAsAnt1ne ~
city 81 Hot Spring.
Hon s. II Nurt, rrsssdArt ~ Dse
srYinks Businee Mans lAASuA vsu
likewes head and appoint = oomznttk0s
to represent that cr<anixatson- 3heN
lars % the Raleigh hotal, WAshta1teA
=. g.. on "wednesday. january, .55a6s ~
I O'Clock ,. "a. Tor the prposA. 81
oreanixtn9 ana arranxinx tha Gatada -
Gail on President Wilson ard V3oA.
President MarIhall an ThufsdAS. 11anu-
Arv a. /
e.n.sor F.anh~.A ~tn s ifs;;;za
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
Deutschland Uber Allies Still Song
in Heart Of Germany, Says Traveller

9, 2or sgkc wt.ss--@coa ceey "a sc Saas>ese
E@zsars thro-s he Streets. ex-
soldiers stu ir unissrr Standing OF
he corners selling c!gsrer.ss Cor one
ana Two marks eAcs Many c. raer,
havs turned booeblanks. a1t II Z
torefrn~y doas not --r wa!,e- -se
ss-v.tor Tou!6 Jus. as 5000 knock hirn
down az iooi 81 him Winter doth
ing g vary scarce but there Is Ill the
food the people seed. Frscse fer a
meal are high IN MARKS but chaar n
other money!
MOST CHCRCHrs CLOSED
Churches II Bkrlta are ciored 70.
the r.osy part TIA Congregations ara
TOO busy II the music halle or the
heaters to care ahou. church Or rAl.st
church .axes One s.ranrs steA-Esrt
Iof the war e the a.c-sarastte ssopa-
sve-ywas-e giving away pamphiets
calling. upc- -AA Gar-a.as to g.2s Up
s1s.rs. the Jewx. IA Germany because
tbs Jews ara scaalthIly buying UP AL
Germany and al Europe Eo tar no
racs riots have taken place
'Bolshsvst proparanda has re
chance in Germany rhe Germans
want 70 see tie hated Ebert govern
m EN- fan and strong repuhle---Iika
that os fr.aace--eat Up. IhA kAtee. IS
an ob3eca for ply and eoatempt.
lThA-e Is no chance Of G1rr. AIRY heenaa
ing O monarchy again. WaAr ! let.
Eernr Il WAS being suYxess-1 that al!
the rtnsty-s:x statues Of famous Car
mana IN the Stages Allie b pulled
dow! AID presentet 70 America, rpo
70 each statA ~
HAlzAough the big estAtss have neen
IN fsw oas>s split UP. tina ,jurker aaAsa
| Ia gone Soreve-- saw ore 80 res OLD
school otace-s st-ut dow Tnter Don
! Lindsc and twAAp tUc students ASIDE
With his sraxEeY stick rhe~ rourcsd
or hira from behine. cellea hlla, and
hzd laughing.
TIA five years GERMANY VII hegr
com ~ Arctaily eorquaring The world
again, concluded NJ. Heyz She is
striving daspArat.lT fer AnaArlca r
trade Comparatively tew babies were
born duriag the war. nut the birth cats
{ Is fast going up That Indemnity o.
2s billion marks will Re met easily
, The Germans will dig UP the none,
the way the French did after 1870
I Tta hrs, eve Billion to be met durina
| January ana FehruarT will b. raised
quickly, although there waa only lot
million marks in gold IN the treasury
when 7 LETT Berlin Don't forget -ht
! German still think he's the salt OF thi
earth and that Germany Is God :
chosen country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
BRINGS MESSAGE OF
CHEER FROM EUROPE

Eew -crx. Cec ts.-A =.aaasaxs 81
cAesrtuinsss ooaoAruiaS the financial
and intusertA, conditions u Europe
has Been Wrought 70 this country by
Joseph Kaufman. pyesidAot Of the
AT ara1.an SAFETY Razor corporation
NJ kaufman. who spent nearly
two months N Europe making ~ n :
ves1tgat.or Of tho situation kAre, De-
olA.as that Arr@<tean axpnrrArs hsvs
inw tsa- Europe = "A 4 tA-y!bse A.a.n-
c.Al plight
~The .ea truth b rs.a1 Europe =
ooon,ng .ndus-talN r. 30 axxazars
way" ds.ciArct NJ. Kaufman Ny
.tE.se 10 Ar.erie4ar exporters = 70 ser
busy and pour your goods Sarc the
countries ono< rorr by war, but which
ara recup erar!aS ia alnaoe- miraculous
ea.h:or Dor'r Ict the tao, that for
eLgn exchange rate. have slipped cansA
you any rstsxfvtngs or doubrs. TIE
exror,er. VIE vtn make millions -
.-adl1x with Europe sra tina onss who
vii get busy--snd get busy IN q Aur.
ny These are psychological dayt
The financial ard industrial founca-
ron ~ Europe . ~ stable right new
80 i ever was livery country IL
worthy c! tie li-n.t II credit F>oraign
Exchange las decreased. yes. BUT soor
= WI TseGUIS 70 us ola !eyeL
"Cre .. Ire oldest things ! ercSoCn-
tere4 while Il Europe wa& the ballot
there taA, the United States .tselS IL
somewhat urstah.A Here we think
at poaY Ealasura' and poor France
ana snake cur aeaGs !.ts1A whec
Englauc's financial strength Is b.ouxhl
INTO 3 conversa rton We .htrk thai
the United Sta res is Iss oriy na9on la
The uorlc chsI 10 the Gibraltar @!
Ansnces ard com MERGE ~ TIE p-Aaeni
r.x.aA
"Buf---sxsd tt!s nay causA tie Amer
!caa business man 10 sg.a..s--sn Europe
they think Of us as poor United
Saaaak' Tnsy 54ss ~ Aeuoo1u1ca
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

they decided "a divide into .hrse
groups Of tive each. One group should
so forward 70 tie housA arc invest.
gate; ons should Say lAas tie csr re
third was 20 80 70 the road a-e ee
ready 20 run tor aelp TO the nearest
rolice box from which -hey could
telephone for 4 mounted ranger. Tie
hrst group If they found anything
suspicious at the house was 70 give a
s.Knal-To-n lad q police whistle 70.
rhts purpose ~ soon - the ssSna.
sounded the second group vas TO throw
rocks into the autos engine AID do
all The damage to the works that was
possible. also rureturs the ttrAs se
that tie burglars could net get away
AID the third group vaA TO race tor
tie police box
TOM and G.a1A co.Unts>rs4 ce be
the scouting party; Tuna and Eesry
agreed 70 stay hy the car ars Nay
and Ee-be-. both noted for their rrn-
a!rS pows.s SAID .tsy veule 80 70
the road AID stand -oaAy te spread
thA alarm
Then hars goes aaia Tom. ssr-
Ting his cid gray ts,- bar o. nis .ead
- u 81 Al-4~CG way SCIN luck %
You air.
He set OF towards -hs house WITH
Graes closA hshiat aim. and - ESey
drew near their ae..oas became
| srsalthy- r was we'll, tor a. they
came IL sight OF rae.. ees.taat.e. they
saw man climbing out Of tbs paatry
WINDOW. Two others eouevse nius
sod they al carried rnHA
rAars enough" whispered ra=.
| a-A dfaw.ns out bis whistle -, Slew
| a. blast tlax could hsv~ BEEN seard
| for miles
| Now wei. h.ve t. r-un,~ xass
G-acA
Tom Fret placed a!s e,a .e.r sae er
as staS an6 put It whore it ceu!6 D.
sean Just above -hs big gray eeu,ess
| oeh!sd Tire Fclrons house That
might delay them" hs whispered
| 'Theyn ta4na some ens . sid.cs
/ hese''
They .aea rs= OF ~ sas- - raes
could.
Fey <Ae-s,- c-ted 4 x~a. voice
| stop or I'll shoot"
= fourth man stopped or e SOFAS
bushes ana blocked their w.y VIA
are YOU detng asre, ca
| Just playing" replied ror.
1as nan looked from enc e t1t
other a. !. BE could .ot ,.aka Up ia
n..nd what 70 Co. Juse xhsz rhs-s
was loud rsper-. IT so1,ded Ike .
large gun xo.nx OF Tss raA. stA-ee.
s-Ilci.y- Than seix.rg Tom roughly bg
tie collar and Grace By the arm ~
began pushing rAAn towards rhe
EousAs there Vas a-orAe. shot. a.
Other ase another tbs nx- ,st 20 @.
the children ard ran Il TIE sirscSier
O. The car hidden Il tse veod.- 1er,
and Grace naes for tts roa1 A. cks
81 theY -cuId.
Eist, ttsre" familiar ve!e% hsiiee
than. II was Henry With June clos.
! sehind h,-s. ptd you hsa.< thoss
baGgs1 We punctured al four tire
issn6 pounded tts I,xcas II re -.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30
BELIEVES AUSTRIAN
SITUATION UNDERSTOOD
Nx rTcnEy MlxE

vseHca. rac. 3s.--Tued ard care-
worr, Chancellor Eanrer, Of AGsria
today discussed ha counuy's pLls-1t
with RE.
-Eva-y moral a,ad cultured ua1lon
Knows another cultured nation can-
rot be esaLnpei ouL and claim Aus-
t-.a na cuirurah nation" ne SAID.
Il az. alr,o oct certain after ny short
visit 20 Paris, thSt the Austrian. ST.
ustton .s understood by tins world
which IS beginning TO appranend tho
sAr!cusress az ou- plight.
y only pray that Substance nay
eonao before IT Is too Late During
the past month. the food ana coal
situation has become absolutely t-r4-
suppor 1ahlA TIE more we are help
&C he -noTe EASILY are we able -
take - the Agh. Tor our existence
Il rAaiAzs that other countries have
ths!r troubles, bur, compared 20 orr
misery. t.1ev A. not suffering Our
SORROWS buYr down into orr seSh
N ogher couts1es only the skin is
saareo
'Evsrythins ttAA Austria mast
pledge under Et.e pe.ce treat should
oe placed at the governments dis
posat This wc1.l1 remove al pol&r-
ical dangers and would bold the pro-
1ncax now wishing 10 s,scade
I'VE have lost all the means ~.
which we night rebuild oD- broker
house We are without coal and
raw materials and are unable 20 start
on. industries II ii necessary 20 oar
existence nat we work with lie
good wi! OK the great wsstasr pow
erS"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

he&-. es vAas .sa sappesss '!E so
she Brave and nsrry Eoe roecs-s ev
e. Cre. scraly ove .et u. .AAn
I'D 10 WAS cct slow n .Arayas
tEs cub For soer wo-Snsn arrived
ana put Up yea. !!rtle club house 81
re roc1s ~ tse b-cok and cvS- -,
deer ~as sir- reading
TIE HOT FOOT CLUB
ana .@e-s sae ssr spec- nAnw ace
nary h&pov eour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

WITH .ocka II W., take 4 a.v 70 Sc.
s>r going agair!'
This ~ax evidently discovered e~
s.A burglars wac we're Oh! xe5 sc
!&ev~ tSHr loef and -an away AZ 49,"
~ they cou!t, 50 Ths- la pa..cs a..
rived there WAS noting % 60 on: 20
put -1e ssoiea things back .zTc tae
Mouse ard thsn 20 So SCOUTING .,- re
roosee.
"Say'~ or!AA Mr. rrItar v.sr ha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

And ron, the mine owners come
sack WITH the declaration tAa- the
only thing shocking" about their
proats 10 Ex-secre.ary AcAdoo's
shocking statement eoncar1iAG thsrn
.-1oStep TRANSCRIPT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

WORD soUARI
~ 4ss- e Go axe pai-A
Ny second . DRY.
My rht-e Is tse sk!. .. t..:tx
Ny fourth IL I s-raM vt-!peol
MASCULINE NAME ADDITIONS
J. Add = leSssr 70 4 Har's aans
ana srd rrd~-lew
?. Aed i@stA- &c s MaSs naz.e
asd ana 70 attack violently
. ACE lects- 70 1ass lane
a.e ard 70 ohse-~s c.ose.y
I A6e !st,e- 70 a nan. .ams
a1a Gnd seray&
s. Ade iet.s- e z4,s Mama
and sro l. male .elaI.vs,
s. ADA letter TO ra1. nors.
and srs s.a-pens
ALL KINDS OF tee
4 hollow gs1
4 sA..-:u. tea
c-gsCul Yea
A. .ceur1Hg ta1
A trutstc. -ea
4 poor -Aa
Az accits.sa rAa
4 itesfa. TEA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

Mrs. stv;ee-rsnt her dress aS7cen
Mr.. stv,e%--Tes. DEAR. ana 1t h1A 4
characteristic that enjoy In a po4tn
Mrs SWAT Is that. nrAy.
Mr. s--I-'r short---I1nnden lnGwers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

Lord Lsverhulraa says the -taa that
re- advocates q six-hoGr day tor FAC
tories 10 wrong, and that h.s PLAZA
meant q rws.vs-hour day divided INTO
two sh.tts each. y believe &, sweat
inc tie machines and aot the men,
he ssys Think how produc- don might
be increaaAd, with short hours for
labor. l.. by ar extension OF the same
idea the machines we're kept runztng
tventy-fosx hours IN Z aay@5oston
CachA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

rAc.orv Superintendent --What'e
this A demand from all TIE nneH
Tor sight hours' over time A. Tdoucle
paw. ~
Caa>v-sure. Don't we all +urasUus
to the bosssS' picnic SUNDAY. Afeag-
.noouryodeA = 1870 :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

IT dent like 70 play poker WIKI
Smith" said Brown.
Neither do T." replied Jones y!
hs loses he gets kot-hAaded. and II
b v1na hA Dsss col4 feat -Cicctn-
aaa Enquiries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

Jtll--The .lan marry nnue- ee able
- Keep cox
Jacx-Er.Eh. and early tomorrow
morning I'm going to enter 4 schoo!
Of h-raror;sr1 buffalo Express
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

rarraccaar E1ent ar6 had t-v.tsS ras
Eet FootArs 70 como Is otten LIS they
ehes$ to p.en.e II the beautiful woods
surrounding the ars old house.
Let's sreop around surw ssee3
1cM- "Wsu sse low quietly we can
stalk tNa horse. CONS or now. Single
2Iet"
"Gus .Ts T. quarter OF 4 r.tlA S~cgn
eAA -oad ard four miles trorr rSvvr b"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

Eeazy There's 70 Iee.ss sus.ne-
or the back
Now. arst o. all" said Tom we
must held & coGrci! ans decide what's
oesr 70 bs done. Gene he-s behind
this ola stone val
Tae szons wal was q little distance
from he cEg. oU+ che psctrsrs corte
watch II through -as bGstsx Thare
they ell sst a-t ma e rhs.r plan rl-s-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

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All Kinds OF TEA see
CcD.-ry rooN~1e
Ahls-ty c1sEalty
At~ec:-rs, TeN1yoet&y
CURIOSITY A5osysa-sy
4 ores-sr Ttnsi6Lty
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