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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
zone Teacher" and Anti-sufrase.

re thc Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
sember I dcplcres the inhorsemen, OF woman
IN TINS no! fs.Grrst Inc a TI
resolution was passed Friday hight by ajorirS.
vote Of the whole Educational Conference, com
large.
-, Antisurragists, OF course, depcrc this fact.
tor of names and had added materially 20 anti
TEACHER is a minority
and numbers OF the suffrage cause Who Can
doubt from The recent action OF the Educ;.t maj
crs of tho state feel that the success of iona n
suffrage is. vital part OF the progress Of cdu-
r il. c, also, says. .onc literary club stated
ton Of ciabs at its last ;neetns i placed i,stic
mnorl IN the tcdcraton G:s s'p peef -
on with majorites-no: with mlnoritcs. \
ccuntsd Why not? - al" were 50
Sometimes however sunrasis, have been re-
and three fourth majortics. For instance. Con
Swo- third majorit:; ana When three fourths or
the states give their sanction through their
A Al 81 lists claim mat the mnority one
and tha; nov tho minority one-fourth q the
do Without WOMAN suffrage gee thus they asa IL
wish us 10 reckon with rninoritics instead OF
Is P our side They ale rab CT s
against this Constitution OF their own country
times Of unrest: The sovsrnmeat Is dspor,ia$
and teach
E no. dsPor'ea as as,a:ors asans, the Con.
%on the ~ben e
said Those who resist , the tide OF the worlds
up ON !. barren shore, there TO spend their days
4 CONSTITUTIONAL suFrRAGIsT.
Richmond Va. December I, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
DECLARES DYER's VICTIMS
EXCEEDED ESTIMATE GIVEN
iHafan Lawyer Declare. Dead md
Wounded at Amritssr W.. at"
Undcrcstimated
!By Associated Press

LONDON. Dec. 22.-Stn tcmap,s =;
ncIal quarters that 500 persons 49,.
killed and 1900 wounded in Tho dis az
u u6dsra at ;lmritsar. India. last April.
unoereStimatcd the casualties; cres.l
according to the narrative Of m inIIinSH'
i,aawyyer. said iiassan. printed by the
Describing the tragic scenes wh;cr,
ne says. were witnessed by relatives o. :
says: '"'s i's''T'
-, Pfople had gathered from over all
w ynS humJao 10Y religious ceremony
Wran,oas where dais had been
s snca,. upon which several hundred
erang Of 10000 or 10000 persons.
INC military appeared and opened
n!c without warning. Soldiers stood on
the high ground and fred on the help
Tess. unarmed gathering from dis :
tancc Of hundred yards. AIany STUN
Sled over ridges and were trampicd to
death; others fell into an open well
nearby. | am sure that General Dver's
admission. Of 500 killed ana 100
ua1tieS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
News of Fifty Years Ago
(Fron. the Richmond Dispatch Dec. % 1859 ,

General Candy yesterday issued the order for
the payment OF per cent interest on the States
outstanding bonds on January l.
This being 81. Thomas Day divin. service will
be held in ST. I'aul's Church at noon.
y box containing lot Of human bones was
street SUNDAY. They were evidently those
above ground remains TO be solved.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence. the celebrated
a large audience ut the theater last night.
Married.: At the residence Of the brides father
the 18Th instant, by Rev. G. II. Read, ID. D.
DR. I. Hall Moore and Clara j. daughter or
Charles Gennet ali OF Richmond.
Married: At the residence OF Mrs s. Moran
in Ilenrico County, on tho l5th instant. by Rev.
Mr. Armisicad, Mr.. Philip NJ Fletcher and Miss
Martha ~ Melton; all Of ilcnrco County.
The Town Council OF Danviile has purchased
the building on Main Street long known as the
virginia House. and more recently the Wood
Hotel, and vii! fit II up for courthouse, clerks
office, etc.
MIR. Farnsworih's motion to suspend tho
House, rules and pass the joint resolution for
terday. the whole virginia question goes over
Washinston dispatch says: General Candy.
the military commander Of Virginia. has written
u letter adverse 10 he admission Of Virginia TO
rs place ~ tho onion without moro stringent
reconstruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Keyboard Touches
The Mentally Tainted Man.
Hf FRANK II. BROOKS,

Most 9f NJ carry some so:t OF contasion. The
man who has = CONTAGIOUS disease hasn't much
opportunity OF carrying anything outside OF
his lecaie There are other Infections than bod
have only such ASSOCIATES and companions as
cardiac attachments. you will wonder what is
meant by the first words OF this para
graph. The OF the infections mentioned
is legion. Unfortunately they have the power
OF transmission. II they confined their poison
TO their own being and then passed by. they
never would be missed" But they would die
in commissions. Granting that such could never
be happy. how tranScendcntally joyous they
I" think that they have inoculatcd you with
their virus.
The man who is sufficiently self-contained to
dodge these mentally cankcrcd individuals is
more likely to go over the course in "A cantcr
into a wail that looms, right BEFORE Their le eyes
We take on the crouch of the pestcrt with
out realizing il. We run against 1t runs
amuck Of fresh paint. We feel it when we are
alone Many night OF delicious sleep has been
wrecked, by the recollection that soinewlere
III Sunderland encountered a nightmare
Then comes a consolation, provided YOU believe
in a hereafter. that the mentally dyspeptic will
not be annoyed by coal famine Wheneyer he
indulge in this reveric Without breaking any Of
compensation for every type of evil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
II Canned Fosd Snfes

gG %d ss0a is anil kGy be
ca nnins process: but TODD canned in the factory
The canning process. and tRsretorc free Of the
has been canned. -' -
,aI IN January 1919, four persons died in Bo,sc.
weh Sc m sad ass as It
same from tho can. without cooXing The as
M sin ss"atS Ss ss SS' r rs
sysss
parasus opened it smeiisd spoiled, Gn. The
ss' heSas not s
ssa seem ' ny ,Fsf syp!1ms r gsd in two OF The
sensations and 4. feeling as il the throat Of, or
Masn Tcn
9 hc w yns slowly c;ept upward from the legs
lahored: hut The mna remained clear: Death
9 9GSSas from choking due to paralysis of the
:, Another OF the patients was seen By Dr.. II.
same swalloWins bseainS in,possi6is the breaih
an sa foowed rom co snI nSFG
o, respiration.
The ga sau ;s. 9f death in these setui
inc r. 60 b. bGo sSSss a a. Was
cans from l INC sa:nn lot. furnished by member
When openedwTitn in seif ousht to he saf
es to any nan nsd TODD as an,
son a' 1'V Me mSmp 5 BY Or r. E pc
f$poontuls of suspicious canned corn as 1t came
Eotulisni depends more up3n the condition o.
the tood before IL Is canned than on tho canning
process. Dirty wiltcQ, slightly rottcu food car
rics mult!tudes OF bacteria ,ia;o the cans and
some OF these may survive any process short
OF steam pressure fertilization az employed in
modern factories. Tables, utensils, lass. hands
even flies, may be Il source of conta !ni;at ion in
canning.
Cooking usually destroys toxin or poison. .f
any is Present in food as it comes from the can;
6s Wdin not Her tai o
unplcasant odor il there is IL squirt when tho
can is first opened, ii the food is found soft and
'nqgshy. the food SHOULD be deca rded.
has been traced apparently to we'll water on
the premises. which in turn had been polluted
Uy human sewage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
REFUcES TO SERVE AS
GRAND JURY COUNSEL
Joseph W. 1'r"skaucr Declines 10 tt,,.
'"'e'iE"te "o'crshadowinE
Crime"
~ .AssYclaicN ~.

NEW YORK, Dec 3..-.Josenr Al
rosEaucr, the second LAWYER n,not,i,
cd TO serve rs counsel to the cxtruo,di
NJ! NJ srnno jury Investigating an
:, N,rsnaooWinS crime" today declined
,,,I INC Jury; after Investigating anarch >
ism, an alleged traction congpiracv :.
raise fares. and the high cost OF min,
s So "a. "SskS ago, turned its attention
county Officers, and "a, that time served
n".iSc u no Longer would accept the
whose Office IS under !nvcstiSa ton. IN
Governor Smith then named George
.n ",u On, iia' TO succeed Mr.. Swami ;.s
inc 1uryH counsel, but when ,hj., ar
poihtment met with opposition from,
jurors, Nr. Battle withdraw.
Al the request OF the t;oyc-po- A.
swami last wcel: named Mr.. Proskauc:.
specinI assistant district attorney.
announcing, however. that he womb
MOI ,e!lnquish his rights TO inspect The
jnryS minutes. when had been dcntct
him by the members, and refusing Ar
u!timatum" from Mr. Proskaucr thai
separate staff. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
SAYS YELLOW FEVER WILL
BE- WI ~ OUT IN FIVE YEARS
Ut. Il. G. lister. OF Commission Which
IL Making Flight ON Disease
Enthuses Over Pro.pect,.

NEW YORK, Dee. s.-YsIlow fave
VII De wiped OFT the earth within liyr
?eaES it was asserted today b. DR.. r.
100 chairman OF the yellow
.c[cE CON mission which went 10 pc;.,,
,nu Ecuador In 1915. upon his arrival
I l;.Ie ..u!n havana on the steamer
isspcran.a. Already the disease has
pc ncen erhjiGated from Central Nncrics,
II. sag, n!thongh ii still RACES in Soutl!-
en- n, HeNico and u portion OF i:razu.
Al. Tie cSmmission stamped out opi-
Gnras and Nicaragua. Dr.. Lystcr sniI
49, iH Warmly praised DR.. IIidcyo No
f:ih the Rockefeller Foundation, iar
go IN research work IN nc camDa:..n
., I'e Japanese physician was reported
iasL month AZ having Succeeded in iso
lating in GuayAquil the Observation-Disclosures
81, yellow fGvor. Dr,;, LISTER s,atc4 that
~. NoSuc.i had discovered also i'm.
The steSomyia mosquito was ,6c o go
means Se OF ,t;ra,n m the disease. :
been used with cxceilen, efrect I nr
lister said. One Instance he citcG re .
complete cure was in the cas-, or tnn
';eN!can minister To N:carasua
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
LLOYD GEORGE ANNOUNCES
HIS REVISED MEASURE
Gives Ireland Local Sclf-(:ovcrnIncnt,
with Parliamcnta for North und
South Sections.
LEY Associntcdp rcas. !

=. EONDON. Dec. :2.-1'rcmic; Lloyd
mons This evening on the Irish ques-
ton. The Premier last week an
no. his purpose OF presenting TO
tails of the government's Irish home
rulo PIN. In opening his address to-
DAY. Lloyd George remarked upon the
indeed ho said, after such Il dis
creditablc outrage as has just been
pcrpctrated in Dublin"
Tho Premier said II was proposed to
establish sclf-govcrnmcnt over the
whole OF ireland and to create two
l'arliaments, ono in tho north and one
In In th ESQ south t,.,, Every opportunity would
she desired 1t, and Il council would
be established at the outset. selected
by the two legislatures. to form u
OF the country.
Cuts Parliament Representation.
The representation OF ireland at
westminster. Lloyd George announced
would be reduced under the proposed
measure TO forty members. as in the
Each or the two Parliamcnts would
nave ta%ntion powers equivalent to
those OF the state Legislatures OF the
United States. The income laX and
would be levied impcrially. Thc
irish Parilaments would control all
Local matters and all machinery for
except the higher judiciary and the
The customs and excise services
would be retained by tho imperial
Parliament, the Premier stated but
when Ireland was united il would be
open to the Imperial Parliament to
consider whether united ireland would
nave cohtrol Of the customs.
The Premier said the bill would
contain clauses protecting tho rights
o. Ininorit'cs. The postal service
would not be transferred, he added.
until there was single Parliament
TO Ne LibrrnI nv TO Finances.
Inc government proposed TO give the
ir!sh government the advantage Of all
duties and taxes raised in excess OF a
AIR contribution to the imperial scrv-
ICES, and a. free gift, in addition, 70
finance the development Of the Irish
farliament, the Premier declared
IL would rest with the Irish pco-
PIC themselves. said Lloyd George.
Whcthcr they desired union The con-
sent or the British Parliament would
not be required. and. in order to Of
Lcr greater !nduccmcut TO union, the
government proposed that certain adj
uttiohal taxing powers should be I'm.
trusted 10 the Irish Parliament when
'hc union was accomplished
MI these proposals, added tho pro.
Micr. would be embodied in tho hi,I
ior 'hc consideration OF the Pa-lja
:ncnt. and he appealed TO ali TO riv.
.ne measure fair consideration Tho
present. he said. was not the tim. ro,.
rScr!Inii!ation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
FIND 100 SOLDIERS FROZEN
TO DEATH IN HOSPITAL
Terrible F'ntc Ovcrtakes koichnk,. Sat
anu wounded In institution
Near Omsk

LONDON. Dec. 2a.--Scven hundred
Admiral ko!chalS, head of the aIi-RuI
sian government in Siberia, have been
Hnnd frozen 10 death in a hospital near
RECEIVED here from Moscow.
w hen Noro Nikclaevsk. in Eastern
Sihcfia, was captured on December l3
ABOUT 10000 soldiers and 800 officers
fell into the hands of the Bolshevists.
according TO an official statement is
sued by the Soviet government at Moe
COW.
Dooiy taken by tho Reds comprised n
SECTION OF the American Red Cross. the
va ~ branch Of the State Rank with
fo,0OO.0OO rublce in Siberian bank notes
ana masses OF other stores. ii is said
:. Sever fighting is going on in the
Narva. k!cv and kharkov region, the
statement declares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
|EXPLA|Ns new IRISH BILL mo MUT|NY ABOARD SHIP
BUT MANY OF AMERICAS
CREW HE'LL ON CHARGES
Trouble negnn with Men. Misconduc,
Mt brc"t. Leading to Prohibiting
All shore Liberty.
fDy Assoclatcd prcss.l

NEW YORK, Dec. e2@Deniai tina,
~ ,serG ~, had been u mu,imy ., IN the Grew
locked here yesterday With thirteen
men I'm the brig. was made today by
Major-General David c. shanks. COM
in a telegram TO acknowledgements
Frank r. Hines, chief OF transporta-
ton Of the War, Department.
The trouble: the telegram said. re-
beers Of the crew to obey instructions.
prohibiting shore liberty and p!lfcr-
ing OF snIp's stores and cargo.
The telegram from General Shanks
follows:
There was no nutiny. No shots
were fired and no one was wounded.
The trouble with crew OF the America,
was OF two KINDS: first. failure OF Ger
tain members OF the crew SO obey In
structions prohibiting shore liberty al
Brest; second. pilrering OF ships
stopped Ali shore Liberty.
wos ON arrival in Bres, shore ibcrty.
drunkenness and bad behavior OF Ger
tain members OF the crew on shorc
tnc master of the ship. at the requcs,
liberty
several members OF tho crew an
MgHhceH they would go ashore amy
lighter under cover o. darkness b,,t
were discovered by the Sims oiiicor
Snrs Se ~ ,I,o to ne ship other mem
'''N CicW also Went life
boats at night These mon wnr. 49,,
brig. i'"S'" III 'H'
There was considerable stealing o.
ahips stores and cargo. ScvcraI ,r,
are IN tnG brig for tins oncnsc. Tier
~ nrc a .Y'ai Ti thirteen in tho bris a,
present. All members of tho rrcv-
Wno-We.e absent without leave ami
committed other infract:ons Of IN.
rules, except stealing. have bee,
logged The maximum amount of nat'
allowed BY law. H''
VIII Hiring Men to Trial for Their.
!ncsc men guilty or stcali.,..
sup . hiep"ats and from ships store
arc a.. In the brig. and all necessary
m'nhcSscs are ~ hand. and steps ar.
pe!hS taken 10 bring them 10 trial hc
to.o proper authorities. List OF all
insup?rdinatc members OF the crew
IN inherent departments has hoo
turned In by Il master. and tbcse ~!
VIII DC placed on the blacklis, In The
c,nipioEment Offices: Full report in do
49,, NJ ioiioW. FORT inspector max
iNE detailed INVESTIGATIONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
GREAT SI:!GERS PAY LAST
TRIBUTE TO CAMPANINi
Mary Garden, CALI Curci, Ro~a Rails,
and 1TOnne Gull In Funeral
Choir.
Icy Associatcd proas1

CHICAGO. Dec. a3.@ITunerol serv;.os
Tor Clcfontc Campanini were held TO-
day at the Holy Name Cathedral, wiz!
Mary Garden, Cali Curci, Rosa Raisa
aVonnc Gall and the entire Chicago
Grand Opera singing in the choir.
Italian street peddlers and their fam
Mes rubbed shoulders with Chicago SO
maestro who died last Friday.
Father John Cavanaugh preached the
sermon. '''
sisnora Campanini was supported on
inc arm OF Francesca Daddi, one Of tho
original members Of Campaninis Cbi.
cage Grand Opera Company.
Forrest Lamont and Hector Du-
S SFanme SANG sang Faner's "Crucilix." rita
CALI Curci the "Avc Maria
inc body was placed in a valut nj
Calvary Cemetery, to remain unfil
accompany 1t to the maestro's BIRTH
place, Parma. ltalN. N.' y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Only srannn.o

My granpa. when its Christmas. he
Comes to our home tho day before,
An Christmas mornin' him an me
Gets all my toys down on tn floor.
An he winds up my engine men
An makes my train so round the
track.
An he he'ps me march my soldier men
An shows NC bout my jumpin'- lack
An as for all the things We know
Bout Santa Claus. he says it's so.
Ny srapa. he don't ever care
How much J rumplc up his clo'es
Or musS his wbiskers or his hair
lie says at such things only shows
~ boys is boys. an has 10 play
An be as glad as they can be
An. ever time it's Christmas Day.
Why he comes here TO play with mo
An ma. one time, sh. Kind O. sm;Ird
An said: which ohe o you's Inc
child" Wy
My GcGipa always understands
jus; what ! mean an how 7 feel
When don't want to wash my hands
Before ] sit down to n meal.
An ma. she laughs at him an saws
\ man OF his age ought to know
Bout raisin' clildrcn--anyways.
He really mustn't spoil me So
An onct 7 asst her. when he's eou.
'Is grandpa a boy with wh!skers or,
WILBUR d. NESDITT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

to be expected that the highest order OF cdu-
catonal work can be achieved. The same
is true OF practically every other school with
in the city's limits Manifestly, relief must
be given and tho need is urgent. for even
now hundreds Of children compelled to
attend school only part time. The city neces-
sariiy III the present financial situation may
iorego some Of the things hat should be
done. but its children is one asset that it
cannot. must not neglect II is only reason
able to believe that the School Bourd has
been conservative in its figures, and if it is
found that it has been. then Richmond
should not hesitate to provide the relief it
SEEKS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Stocking rhnt santn c,nu, M,,.r,

''''> S@'"'u NtNuS aiiSscu.
In Htilc OH shack on Il tumblc-dow c, 700,
where thc windows were broken and raj
He'd
y GEAR iiti'c baby was kicking its fec,
AS IL Suvslcu ana tumblcd and nra,,lcd.
And you III your study and In my den
Looked out on Il world white and cold.
That was made by the gods for tho cc,prort
Of men.
When tho Youngest OF peoples were old.
You IN your study and in my den
WITH 1t book. cards o., the tul,c
Blessed OF good fortune and cour,ed OF men
AS the king in some fairy books
What did we know OF Tho baby who crowed
ON the broken down bed over there:
OF the woman who to;cd, or the woman who
sewcd
Till her risage was wrinklcd with curcy
Mon Jus,-a word: Jus, Il whisper
TO you
VINO have all that YOU need at vour feet,
Whcn nave YOU given a moment or two
To the Baby in Tumble Down Street"
II IS good fcs The heart il is swcc, 10 iho
soul
Just to add one more name to your list.
20 write down the nanc you loosen your
For the stocking tina; Santa Claus missed,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
ALLIES WILL CONSIDER
FATE OF C0NSTANrINOPLE
Britain Declared to Favor Taking CITY
Entirely Out OF Hands OF
Turks.
fny Associatcd prcss.l

iAKiS. Dee. 22.-The visit 10 Lon
don OF Philippe Bcrthclot, political d..
rector Q: the Foreign Oflice. II Is learned
TO-DAY from an authoritative source. is
Earl Carzon, the British Foreign Sec
Rotary. and prepare for n discussion OF
the Eastern question when the peace
conference meets again.
1t was said today that Franco and
Great Britain are not entirely in accord
as to the fate OF Const antinoplc. Great
Britain desiring to take the city on.
tirely Out OF the hands of the Turks.
while France favors leaving the Turks
tn possession under the control or the
allies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Audaciou. 1,hcft. al SD. Nuzaire.

PNIEIS. Dec. 2G.--POIlce aUtbOriiirS
at ST. Nazaire have arrested French.
Spanish and American hold-up men
who have been stealing American army
tomobiles. according to the Matin. The
mon under arrest arc charged with
committing many audacious burgIarics
in tina. region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Der Iiueb>chc Schn..

W ii" N"S 1t wrote abonld der huchsche sciiaec
Dot i"'! so brctty on der ground. und lay
IhH' somep"ddy comes NIT schn!ckerschnec
tnd mage q hush und shove der schnow ava .
Dot boct. he vos nutiy init der heat!
q" not iik" der hucbschc schnce 20 tall
IN" mage me break mine backbone on der
street.
i'','s mtjon N"" de- hnehschc schn.c.- dot :;
mn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Joke.

snntched from book in 4 dentists ofic.
whils waiting :" he tortured with Il bicuspid
operations
'hoctor,' said the niscv. rs he lay gaspine
II would not insult YOU with a cash payment
hut have provided literally for you in my
Ah-"r-in: Let me that prescription q
minute said the doctor. hastily. Il want to
make Slight altcration.'
Winter reminds us OF the time we used 10 en-
JOY playing in the snow; but our most immcd-
i1tc impression is that shoycline Il path 10 the
street is nuisance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

Maynards light into tho realms OF pub
licitY having proved less happy than his
aerial journey across the continent lie am
nounces that he has forsakcn the airplanc
aud henccforth will do all Of his sky plotting
from tho pulpit. Even then ii will require
some time to rc-establish the confidence re
posed i'll him before he Sc, his tongue to
such careless wagginS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

II will be interesting 10 note how much
Of the drop in meat prices at Chicago reaches
the Richmond markets If precedents are fol
lowed the greater part OF the substantial
reduction will be absorbed somewhere en-
route and local offerings will be near Jh"
same old prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
charcour Eph.. Daily .r,.,.,,

"iiit sure do make man feel lonesome t see
bride and groom maxim FOOLS said Charcoal
EpH rummaiively. but ain got no use TO
DAT mnrri"d twenty years al aim ncvlh had :,
light, "ithc". Try hunk a. bacon Mistah Jack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

Texas shows its appreciation OF the inn
portauce OF good roads by paying its state
highway engineer an annual salary of
$4,000. while it has repeatedly refused 10
raise the salary OF its Governor above $500"
wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

There vii! he ~ J&ttr!, Oh course, against
the army reorganization bill prepared by the
Senate subcommittee on Military Affairs,
which provides for compulsory military train
ing--not scrvicc--On the ground that il is
militarstic Such objection would seem to
be entirely unreasonable Only four months
training is required; six months or IL year
would be FAR better. and training in The regu-
lar army or in the National Guard Of his own
state is optional with the youth entering the
service That surely can work no hardship
on any one; its benefits will be ncalcuahlc
ana If this nation is 10 be prepared for cmer-
gcncics, Il miider measure would be totally
ineffective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
Voice of the People

Letters must give the address, Of
the writer. Name will not be pubiisheu ir
writer O rcuueAth.