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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
From Other Viewpoints
Right to he We'll Managed.
ny DIR. NEWELL. DWIGHT HILLS.

rc r9m Finaang comes tale Of the
named De Juiln. After twenty years OF toll oil
vas had 700 wo ,% ana D p9d
ana FStxk ssn the
I'd th q nor TexyG INC van m and elect
be mnmassr Next the WORKERS discharged all
,he pulp was Of little value, The workers split
That they could n not S pro "ns p mHsT
af Erog Of 5hsrS %0srs who
i "t am Smd adding mnenss and dns
naf The orns men caii@d "Fnf G sna H,he
,,sn +" ,hc mill and began away the
lsyejjoped NAM wori.erz Mere ki'S T TsGS
""" only col? 80 MSt e f Se @@ Of
fact ,hnt fond "Srs s,arvin q and but for the
d jH.,, me people would have nershed IN their
the owne 1t oo Zine ,T, on WFe 5ef c sent
.nil started. ;hs machinery repaired and Tie
the tolshovsts do things" said De Jmiin.
prtsls @s Eah Of tho W !SkeFy 10 E 'I wa al
fM aaIot% n.s aTsHmc"t is %ery Simp!e
The soldiers blame 1he general and they are
have been prevented. When i ship goes on Tho
TS Ss IN ''ne o! f@f We :; blanc The captain
s"rsn n' peas we fM no @ and ta""s ana
ncrcfore. That hors SS' has E"Fdf rsG Seems
IL
and the held has a right to good farmer, and
factory has right 70 n good inventor and
the workman has right to good manager
Naturally. therefore, when the workman is
denied his right, and suffers thcrcrrom he re-
acts into II kind OF wild frenzy OF rcyoiut ion
aud becomes dcvii. tHsson explains the Rms
sian liolShcvism by saying. men ard women
We're not allowed to he human beings and there
fore became devils under the influence of Ger
tain lnalign leaders named IIeninc and rrot-
zky."
In certain factories and mines the workers
nay" been badly treated and therefore they
nave become S!ackers, just as a horse bake
attcr he has been badly treated. Refused q
voice as 10 their own hours aud conditions OF
labor, they arc now demanding control Re-
the profits as we'll as the wages. which IL n fool
ssh ana suicidal thing we'll as unjust. For ,
ionS tlmc whenever the workers rcbcllcd ana
struck. the managers gave them anything they
asked for. and then charged the extra costs t.,
inc consumer. but now. III the vicious circle
nc worker finds that he Is the consumer and
mat thc' more he forces his advance of wages
INC. prices ne has To pay M even moro
rapidly with the result that after every =, rikc
ne - W"rS" of than he before. The CON
custom oi the whole matter is this: the man
VINO receives from nature the Sifl of the work.
CT Win IN" mind and muscle. cannot manage
q factory, since that management means the
Eit OF mind and organization. Those half
or fhc factory, and then were hungry and void
mniii they were brought 20 the point of dcath 4
tel US nat every worker has n right 10 be we'll
managed and that good work and manaccnc
cicty. = " " ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
News of Fifty Years Ago .
(From The Richmond Dispat CHI. Dec. > 1860 /

The approval Of the contract with Hunting
ton g. Co. by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Co Will be re ga Tdcd tho hes; thing tic com
pany could do under the circums iances. viii
;hc Huntington 60. complete the road If they
do, the G. IL O. 90. will be unidentified for ihe
sacrifice made in The bargain with them n
they fail To complete the road 10 the Ohio River
then they will place the company aud tho State
at q great disadvantage indeed
Married.: ON the twcnty-t third OF November
by Rev. George W. Woodbridge. Mr.. PhIliip
Rock. OF Charles City County, 10 Miss Laura
Willis. Of Richmond.
General John c. Brcchinrdec is i'm Washing
ton for he first time since 1861 I.c Is there 10
attend the wedding Of his son. who ma rries The
daughter OF ex-senator Johnson. OF Arkansas
y box is coming from Paris for Mrs presiden,
Grant. which the Jenkins say will enable her
dress we'll.
General Capron. United States Commissioner
Of Agriculture, awarded 10 Virginia the credit
tended this season and he has visited five
State fairs.
Joe cohurn has challenged Tom ..ren for
prize fight for a purse of 81 5000, the biggest
sum that has ever yct been contcnded for by
amy bruiscrs. "
II. A. and }. $ Wis. have established their
Tenth and Main Streets.
The heaviest frosts OF the season have been
visiting TINS region since SATURDAY. night last
United states revenue receipts for November
in this district were over 81, 900 600 three nd a
half times az great as in the corresponding
month OF last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
SPEAKS FROM THRONE
Dciics .lnti-AIonarchicol Deputies ana
Opens Session OF
Chamber.
RADICALS LEAVE BUILDING
Full TO Carry Out Their Threats OF
Starting Disturbance and Howiinp
Down Rulcr--ROyal Couple Greet.
cd With General Enthusiasm,
LEV rnircrsal satpice /,

manHP, aeici the ahuinonareh,iiuuasii
nv the inane urai session OF Tic now
NhamhGr and deiiv:en!ng his speech
from the Throne Nothing untoward
ne was, neither attacked nor nowlcd
, n9%n;, an the threats Of violence
lie. OF italy.
Th", only thing the Socialist ana
radical deputies did IN Inc way or
n'cEihg M the,r threats Was to rise
n,, 'nIn .',y1' shon' "l.ona live gocials,h:
as t"s hIhe started TO speak.
Heetrti0R u Cordial.
Eot ~" rest. Tho sovereign'y recon
TO The m''h o on INC ride from tie Quirina
l", vas "a. aa,nc3npanei by Queen MiH NEIGH
"ha m Ghn""h FRINGE umberto. and I'm the
spoke hnoK The same deep loyalty t I las las
." "re liz s r",Mn him since this inception
-, Ihn rDyai couple rode through be-
m, n,- ,:,o, st,r"o,si thronRed with cheer
I"n. - I'm, whose h1. fervor had TO be
IF bells and tho bsom;inr af re iotiinR
G,n,, mingled with The Cheers of III.
division OF cavalry and s,ro,s d.,
r ,1Gamsa'' Of infan,,y guarded ali %s s
Parliament Building. but Ear from w ,a M.
ing y Wieli an'imonarchic1i n n,,i.
fuii !; so, nc miIta,E had their hands
lincl,i,~ =, 80. ic'I 'hE tIf1nes from
'arTi3ge. Wv 'oE''
Labor wilma silent victory.
Tho KING himself in his ouo,l,.
i"S."; however. proved that TIA iisI,
800 no"f ms won silent victory, for IL,
wor .j,i,,n npon thn aspirations or The
m",IrnM. in1ssea with a motto or sym.
p IL ana encouragement no, cuSto.
"'orF IN monarch's public Mite.anc"s
see with pleasure, and certain,
w ,,no 1pprchens sion. the accoseson" "a
troW"r ~ IN" working classns. go,
Victor Emmanuel adding IL favn sa'i
anI @ricomed creator participa lion
Va Dor IA ne councils or tho nation
" iot ltaly's foreign policy liz
=, ~ nnE said tie was glad to saw ,trr.
si'y no 'i2uds on tho horizon. bu: The
~ developed iaIc TODAY mn, -
n ~ Iot a coalition OF the SonioIts;,
Gan az hoiirs have collapsed III.
r ttoTnai reforms demanded by tho 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
The HRrher Surgeon.
tCopyriEht. 1913 nv National Newspaper s.rV .

Long centuries ago BARRIERS were all doc
surgeons. We doctors knew just much MS
hs barb barners knew obont ,hs irca'mcn, of tho
tory. We bied people Tor cvcry,hine Today
We Sttl bleed thou for nothing NOR" than n
&havc or prescription. as the case may be.
on tho BARRIERS and ignorlis those doctors
who Neglect PERSONAL nscpsis and the sanita-
ton OF their offices ana homes.
The wcman's wrath is righteous; there.
mean TO pick OH the barber surgeons OF TO-
barber cuts Your hair or shaves your jowl
and he il all through \ barber surgeon ycarns
10 treat rou for hadness dandruff. eczema. can.
Or whatever he THINKS is the matter with you
lie Away: has n remarkably cfiracous remedy
at hand for Just such cases a. yours!f YOU
sonD in The form, of Iather is Il pretty good
an;'scpuc which stands between tic parber's
lands O. implements and yonr face Nothing
better a. an an,iseric application 10 The face
cf a. BARRIERS shave provided
And ,bis Is the vital point.
llcn.emts 2i Your skin when he ie through
ing Whsr NE S@nrns to Dis tor WIZ, y"
though of course there is no snch thjre-yo3
arc in DANCE. II you lot him try his blrher.
yon vii develop scp;iceminhnod poison ii7
Makes no differences whether he uses an:Isep
y man had number of small war;-li:sc pa
pulos on his cheek neck. a barber surgeon
got him ono day. Shipped of The largest OF
such dangerous practice tia, II is prohin!tod
by law n at least ono State. y week later :ho
tiCcmia
Tic readiness with which pcop,e cn,rls' ,hctr
beauty cNp.rts. J. a,na1lu. -
, NY, on ,o mh% know ne "!shs involvol !:
! Ent nc. cutting out "f corn ~ "ar' Or
any irining onenins. OF ,hr skin armoT Is far
more likeiy 10 permit tntocton ana suh ScGu"n:
Septiccmia poisoning than is . Iarse. bleeding
WOULD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

The Editor Of The Tines Dispatch:
SIT IS to be reg i"h ~ 'hr matte -
not m1tursd early enough II We iad rore.e"n
istice bay. We should msrnaps nave nsia on i,
The rcsisicrns and regulating machinery *
20 write The history Of sisa, in America sine.
lsl. Md if we, had MOI coseh ali our hraft
would he merely sor, If play with cards gel.
via OUR mn eFVIT ho reGG 2 in nrnner sap.
data on their nlcs showing much or tho history
a, boards Slipped Tier i es o washns.o ee
D"apds ken, m nnn er got The drai
Well have reportea 10 he boar;l- ,nai draft ga
lrar status bu. no WIEN i the men SoS se 81 homn
will take long lever. with some power to IT,
Data at Washington is. or arc data. ."
Md now the counties IN our state with what
arc urged 10 do the work quite over again
secure nN interview from every man who was
IN INC Scrvic" his draft data. tho facts Of his
Serr!re In camp or overseas and many other
facts ninestiona''ly Of interest. This sort II
rhns 's a "is ITEM IN tho history of tho war
ma, mai oI Is TO- say the war somewhat over W.
riine Mss Of il as orisina,ns o in " our
,onn,ieS Anl ye' we had not tho ingenuity
had been rendered Very much moro difficult
NO doubt "" could not have furnished cverf
TO bring home and deposit in his state library
i An no donbi il is very easy 10 say what after
al W." can TO put together lifting memori.l
narrative 81 what our men accomplished In tho
Register inis war as If 1t WAS purchase 50
nucn world trade. II was more than that. Ana
besides, who can imagine the history book Of
. war made w Of items illustrative III tho p1rt
every contributor 10 the had in tho war.
IL * an expensive business whether .uDsi-
d,ztd or not subsidzed) this taking tho census
OF an internal onal war. Let us do wha, va can
TO GET rosters OF the men from our counties who
were IN the war. And "t us encourage his,o-
r'ans tlheir business is tedious enough and moi
TO be finished overnighD 10 get 20 work and III.
Sest he already vast history Of the war as writ.
Ten down from day To day in our wOndcrfui
newspapers. and as written down IN Tho lncu.
turtles i. I ,jT,itI,IGcJ
l'rincc Edward County. November 49, IsiJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Let the senate Decide

a NkAND jury has found that Truman Fl
'e"periE, multi-milionaire of De-
rolt' was elected to the United States Sen
a'e over Henry Ford another Detroit multi
i'i'iioh"!rc' under questionable circum-
stances That jury has indicted Mr.. Newberrv
and group OF his supporters for thc nm.
ia"iui use OF vast sums OF money 10 cor
r"pt the electorate OF Michigan in bringing
ABOUT that election, and a Federal court will
Try them in the course OF time
Ihe action OF the court will not be 6na,
ne senate alone is the constitutional iude,
y 'ns luahiications of its own members
MY. NcwDcrry may be sent 10 iai for lifo
without forfeting his seat in the senate nm
TESS mat body expcls him. He NAV he round
shiitE or crimes without end, but thai CON.
Nc'ioh OF itself will not affect the rosrI,
VI the election. Mr.. Ford cannot he se,,oI
ny court decree He can only no soatoI
WIN the consent of the Senate itself
IN view Of these facts and in Wow u, ,ho
circumstances alleged by the grand iurv -
II me dusE of the Senate TO make an i'm
".euld'e inquiry or its own into the riob,
.. MI NeWherry to remain member of The
nishest legislative body in the land Tto
""''e can empower its ELECTIONS Commit
''e TO exact testimony under oath ius, as ,
49, i"i! tA"cf 1t. Every pertinent fact
. Mr. %on.h u'"peu anu every sacred right OF
~ '\e"berry can be safeguardcd nv tho
',e"dte' acting as a jury in the same nannnr
s"'' court will safeguard those rights ho.
forc trial jury
may be that grave injustice is being
" D., Mr. Ne~bcrry. 1t may be true. as his
iiiehus assert, that he is being made thc via
'.h' ol partisan pcrfdy He NAV he inno-
rs". 0, wrong-doing. And il he is. he should
| n'o',''eo' lie may count upon protection
DIT the hhndS OF Senate politically in syn,
pam! win him and politically in mood f
n'S vote IN order TO maintain Republican ron
troll OF that body CUT
II MS credentials a Senator are tainted
II outrageous sums of money were ernnnaot
.! MIN and by his friends TO bring ohor,
nls erection If the law was violated and
votes were bought, then the Scnate eboria
say so and should compel tho ro,ir.,n, y
MY Nc"pcrry. 1t is the Senate's duiv In
answer these questions, and they should No
answered without waiting for protractcd
4 court contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
GLASS MAY NOT TAKE SEAT
IN SENATE FOR FORTNIGHT
f.merEenr! develops IN Timer
"""se hS WIN Complete Year as
Treasury's Head

uWS'.oASlltNGT0N. D. 9. Dee no
~ 80 10 carter Glass a. Secretary
nc treasury has been dcciucu uno;,
nF nc resident but appointment O.,
- HrEcctar% o! Commerce. vice William,
iscdheid. probably w!ll be mad.
", M'' ~ n,iGw days, il was saiu ;oday
me credentials 81 Secretary or Tic
treasury Carter Glass wc.o rccoIvnd
To-Day ny Eicc. President Marshall ana
ere being held on file pending the an.
bsarHn>e OF Mr.. Glass 10 take tho oain
~ ~ oih'c az member OF tie Enitcd
states Senate from Virginia succced
M TIC iai. Senator Thomas : Martin,
OF mat state. 80
MY. class is not expected 10 ,ol-.
has seat la The Senate for A week. a.
more az he Is now engaged in finish
,ns ms anhuai report and other mat
TORS pending Ia the Treasury Depar,-
m'nt lie hopes to continue IN Office
as secretary OF the Treasury un:ii Do.
rcmber -. so as to complete .,iil yea
OF service. but a situation may a-.ss
IN inc senate which vii! make i, .cccs.
s;tE Tor hlIn - take Ms sea: Detc:.
inst time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

In the West, where |. w. w. outbreaks have
been threatened or actually come to pass,
the legion has proved Il restraining influence
Tor the maintenance OF peace. It's members
have seen what Bolshcvism means. they have
upheld the colors abroad. and now, at home
again. they are determined that the colors
Tor which they fought shall not be sullied
by the elements OF unrest, and that the Con-
stitution shall be upheld against all who
would defy ii, There is Il vast and impor-
tant place for them in American life. and
they give promise of meeting their Uppor-
lunlty In full measure And the public
should BIG cautioned against confusing the
American Legion with certain other ''legions"
and CARNATIONS that are springng up with
objects which will at least bear close scrutiny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
100000 FOR NORFOLK
HARBOR BETTERMENTS
Estimate. Submitted 50 Congress. Deal
LiherulIy With EirSinis
Port.
IL, 4. .oc,a,ea Press !,

:
WASHINGTON. Dec. Rive. and
iarhor es, imates submitted 10 Congress
'"dlv include
Norfoll: har5or 100000. Cape
Lookout H.rbor 81 refuge. s50e0UU;
Cape Fear River ~ and below vii
mnG'on. S66016o: Charleston harbor.
81 .bhh: Savannah hnrhor. $500 600
s., Joins River Jacksonville to sea,
{i"h.n6D. Jacksonville - Paia,ka
S2o."6D). Miami harDor. $4,000; KY
Wtst harb"r sl.i 200; Tampa and!
lli!Isboro Bays, stis joo.
Other estimates are Rdppahannorl;
River. $1,000. Thimbie Sn3al Channel.
&2G0,oo0: NansemoHd River. $4,000.
ssnp2ernons River tNorih carol.na)
u Deep Bay North Caroiinal. SCOOP:
ramlico and Tar Rivers $4,000. M lse
River. $4,000: ContemtHea creek. S..
1eh; Tren; E.ver. $500: Beaufort, y
G.. $4,000: waterway Core Sound 20
beaufort. $1,000: Wnyah Fay tSou,n
c.aro,ima),. $4,000: waccamaw Ejver.
$4,000: Great Pcdes River. iah00:
waterway. Charleston 20 Winyan Bay
$1,000: Wappoo cat fSouth Carolina.
5000: Savanna!: R!rcrf below An.
gusta. $4,000: waterway. Beaufort. y.
g.. % ST. Johns River fF'lorida>. 500
VOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
A Daily Once Over
Your Life I. Yeur Doctrine.

What is the doctrine YOU setting forth TO
those you meet?
oh: you do not deal IN doctrines. you leave
that 70 the minister's
Whether YOU know ii the words you
speak TO those whom YOU meet II put together
and side by side. day in tnd day out. would
II amount to Il doctrine ii you could them
q whole.
Is your converse lion full OF faith in mankind
generally. or ar. you always picking out the
dishonest StrcakS in your associates:
DO YOU try 10 drop = constructive thought
so'ucr here every day:
Or your moments and days
prying out others secrets and sowing seeds %
discord and ii-fccl!ng among those around
you!
Is it possible for you to see good in those
you dislike?
II not. why not?
Because your personal feelings are stronger
than your sense Of Justice.
Don't let your personal, sensitive feelings be-
come warped by envy or jealousy.
1t is always Il realization Of something lack
ing IN ones own life which prompts criticism
in = mean way OF another.
People can read 10, o; things wihou; open
ing 4 book.
Don't rattle the homes OF your own skeleton
in the c!oset.-Copy-Eht. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
GEORGlANs LYNCH NEGRO
Bndy ~ Wan Who Shot Son of Farmer
Is Found Hanging to
Tree.

MACON. GA. Dec. l-For shoo,in.
ana seriously woundinE TIansci Roster.
comfy farmer. negro. whose Ianc
has not been learned. was/Somc tine
sunday night lynchcd by Il small MOI
AZ l:is Walnut Church, forty-c!ght
miles southeast OF Macon. There was
no excitement in the community ami
nothing was known OF the lynchn:-
until this morning, when the ncgro's
body WAS found hanging from tree
not Tar from the main road at the
Cnurch. y load OF shot fired by the
negro struck Roster In the face a"d
breast. but reports received here to-
night say he will recover. VIVA
caused the negro TO shoe, the white
man is nor known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
KANSAS CITY RAILROAD
STRIKE ENDS QUICKLY
Men Hold PrOtracted Secret Meeting.
Ending in Vote 10 Return
to Work.

KANSAS cry, Nfo. Dec .--As sud.
denly and unexpectedly as it began Sat.
uT'lav. .Ae strike o.. LOO railroad
sw!:chmen IN TIC local yards was
called eff early today.
The action WAS taken at "A secret
meeting, which began yesterday and
LASTED far into tho night, when IT. was
understood a proposition sponsored by
more conservative members Of the
unions. TO end the walkout, was put
to a vote and carried.
Early this morning Il delegation of
strikers appeared al the Office Of W.
NJ Corbett. general manager OF the
Kansas City Terminal Hallway and an
nounccd the men were ready to return
to work.
Dissatisfaction with the present wage
scale and with the outcome OF the
recent conference of national union
officials in Cleveland was responsible
for The strike. il is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
BAL TlM0RE REEVES SUNDAY
BLUE LAWS" 200 YEARS OLD
Police Court Crowded Monday Murn;nr
Result OF Wholesale sunday
Arrests.

BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. l-Alorc than
s"p cases OF alleged violations Of The
sunday observance statutes damned
'hc Police Courts here today az the
result OF police activities yesterday il,
me enforcemen' Of the o-called blue
laws OF 1873 as amended by me
grand jury.
Al the accused. who were charged
with Snch ofenses as driving a. truck.
o. selling Ice cream. pickles or chcw
ing gum. demanded jury trials.
POLICE Marshal Carter SAID today
That the enforcement would be even
more severe ncX; sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
PRESIDENT is BETTER THAN
HE HAS BEEN FOR MONTHS
White House officials Make Optimlstic
Announce mcnt as to Execu-
tiye's Health.
fRy Associatnd Prcs..l

=. f5y NsSoclatEU Frc.s.T
WASHINGTON Dec. l.--Presidcnt
Wilson was described today by White
House officials AZ being stronger and
in better condition generally than he
has been ut any time since lie was
taken Ill on his Western tour several
months ago.
There stnl was no information as to
his message to Congress-, other than
That il would he transmitted at noon
tomorrow. Heretofore the President
has written his messages on the type
writer. hut IL was understood that. be-
cause OF his Illness. he had found 1t
necessary 10 dictate TO Il stcnographcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bi HENRY EDWARD WARMER
<{tfcStiOnS.

Ihis world is full OF aucs,ions--
tn" protective tarim question.
The Woman's Suffrage question
The Foreign Policy question.
The Collective bargaining question.
The iIohcnzollcrn question.
The Equal Salary question.
The G-Iiour 5-Day question
And every way you turn some new
And starting question lies:
But in tho hear. Of everything
There is the signing song OF sprinc
And the question mos; worth worrying
About is IN Her Eyes.
II makes no odd what tariff
Ia placed oh anything
For still the song comes singing
rhc mating song of spring
And Politics and capital
And labor-lc; them fight.
1rhe biz Interrogation point
Comes on Il moonlit night.
Two souls sit on The beaches
And loudly beat as ono:
Two pair OF eyes delve into each
Until loves task is done.
And you may ask your questions
tntil the heavens part.
Bat tho only one that's worth a darn
Springs from woman's heart:
VIVA, though The forces battle
For strength. for power. for might?
What though the silly nations
Seek rrctcxt for a fight"
Give Man his Woman leave them
The Woman with her Mar, sir.
And there's jus, ono question IN the world
That's really worth tho answer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
SELLING FROZEN MEATS
War Department Announces II Has
$1,000 Tons OF Surplus
stock ON Hand.
tpr Assnn.ateipressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The War
DEPARTMENT announced today that IL
was Offering for sale through cstah1
lished trade channels about 1900
tons Of frozen meat.
municipalities, county or state insti-
buttons, hotels or restaurants and re.
tailcrs who purchase for Immediate
January 10. after which any supply left
over will be disposed of through any
available means.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
-Autuin n,

Oh, the Doplars burn gold in the sheen
Of the sun,
And the little winds whisper and
sing,
For a sprinkle Of dew
AS it catches the skies
Is n twinkle OF blue
And it matches her eyes.
Let the forests turn gold in tho sheen
% the sun.
In my hear. 1t is spring, il Is spring,
-i'crrin Holmes Lowrcy in the Satur.
day Evening Post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

Actloh or the Winchester Post OF the Amer.
lean Legion in adopting resolutions CON
sdemning ALI Bolshcvist and anarcbis,ic no.
,uyities and calling on Congress TO epac,
Surastic measures 20 deal with the radical elo
s8nent is typical of the sound patriotism that
SIS being displayed and the good work that
us pclng accomplished throughout the coun
My Wherever the returned soldiers have or
sganized under the legion plan. Particularly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
TUESDAY. DNcEMBt:K >, 1919.

Senator Lodge contentedly remarks that
the people OF his own State OF Massachusetts
approve the reservations which he attempted
to have written into the peace treaty. Il
memory serves. his own state organization
was rather emphatic i'll disappearing them,
and it may be assumed that the party leaders
in the State keep firm finger on the public
pulse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
4 Hcguiar Treasure.

NO sir wouldn't take thousand dollars
For that clock
What? Why, the things no good rs an
busted ur. The p.ndulum's gone the main
spring Is broken and it's got balance wheel
81 know but It's thc only thing In existerc.
that ism; striking"