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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MUST TAKE DRASTIC STEPS
TO CONSERVE PAPER SUPPLY
Soutkern Newspaper ruhlishers' Asrs-
citation PlaBs Cutting Down
sire OF PaPers.

BlRM!SCiHXSi. ALA, Nov. 94.--FoI-
loving day devoted eatircl? 10 dis
0ass,an t n souih tern News PUB
fishers Association. IN session hc:c.
appointed = special committee just be-
tore sd5ournment 70 o ,I sn.,a0 u, tSc
members which viii re presented %heI
the convention reassembles at ESQ
oei9ck tom9.row ne she ess,ve,.ion arc
unanimous in their expressions ;hat
something drastic must be done 10 re-
due: the .onsomp''on o. ps PARE h no. o1 ls5
rtrs may be saved from suepension
OF publication because OF inability to
secure p: per az ans price.
Various methods we're proposed IN
Guiding raising OF subscription rates.
increase IN advertising rates. cutting
itations on the amount OF Advertising
matter as compared Ttth the amount
OF reading matter. and even placing
limits upon the amount OF advertising
which shall be carried in daily and
Sunday issues.
While the members wero united IL
the neitef .ha sen ,sSn gxpe or mos, e the
speakers that cuCta,lmcnt Is loca!
problem which must be worried out oy
the various communities in tht man;
conditions.
morrow Will include the labor attua-
tion as II AFFECTS the various pooi:sn-
ers.
The convention which assembled 20:
t)av is an extraordinary session called
cspccially to reach somo basis or u1-
dcrstandinG on tho pa per situation
The attendance il large and thorough
~ representative.
Members are present from FL Psso 20
I,ynchburs. Va, and from Kentucky to
Florida. The delegates have requested
that there be Az little local entertain
ment as possible in order that they
MAJ devote thoir entire time TO the
questions before them.
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From Other Viewpoints
Trusting Ex-COnvIcts,
ny DIR. NEWELL DWIGHT HIr,TIs

n. Ws =; ss aurtha of Blackwes Island has
The .cens he is Gsaders
HI. rennsence1 and reviewed his eSperenees
M P bs ssP l. I'll
YOU hnv no eesn here pas or three hope
deT, answered the prisoner. blu, il is hard on
WISH :siI'% yo With my record to GET his feet
M No, 10 70 he zee Confirmed criminal said
AMY Tena Ia e you sny mo9sy asea away
oa a f3rs sep he M%ths though! he
zoo ana going gamble It o On fne en like Re
w;sh me- e0iii r. yo y'u arc on the square VIM be
sSna e eadS 'h Sa5 money icy whsn o1
inG oh sSef Fellow w0v wo is by w5i,hy
9a i' +. II IT., yen don, make good the 500
:, TheGaors Fl Price in telling this story says
yeaas HnrsaS ,Gsss fund
s act hnr there MAS only instance in which
is "a" Honoa h1T IN ,hs !e nDssz
i %9rd that is more exacting than in a hisHer
e money dcd the sSpr sos use oy OF h his
might eq Become s@ mSn out of psr
rm reT ,s io NJ" sTeerense therefore he
end repad bo his loans mads to to his
mails had all come back With one single escep.
good thnt is found in every man it goes to
mted in Weak hour and an off crime t is com Sn
man whose real nature and disposition arc anti
No better illustration OF this mpor,an, p-in
Gin ,lf can be found than in the story Of that
long spree" found Himself IN this w Western ssr
mining town, hundreds OF miles away in which
he had once lived. The cirizens of the village
were holding nominating convention for
Mayor The saloon crowd had just nominated a
candidate. and tue honest men kncp. that there
was not ghost or ii SHOW Of their dcfeatir e
the iiqu1r interests When this intoxicat.d
youth stumbled into tho meeting TO SHOW MS
contempt for the other candidate. q merchant
arose. and nominated tho boy for Mayor, SAYING
evcn though he was drunk he was 4 thousa ma
me machine gang TO the establishment oe the
community. tho youth elected. He never
crank another drop. lie studied law. gave the
to"t perfect administration won q hos, Of
friends, became an ideal citznn, fulfilled a ca :.
rcer or honor and distinction. That strange
nomination was like "A powerful tonic TO his
;n,cIIect and his conscience. Men had trusted
!i!ni. and he became worthy OF their confidence
~, Is sonnet ines said that every Shakespeare
VINO ever grew up has been heard from" In
,S.rins Of poetry that may be true, but in terms
mad been heard from. Many man is full OF
treasures shat wal, Tor Tic hou. Wien soms
iiicnd VIII evoke the latent gift and start tho
Sooth on new and nohlcr career. II ia always
snIcr 20 trust our hopes than our fears Nine
hlnc" ou' or zen. confidence tx rcpa i'd and men
"na"cT rust with loyalty, friendship with in.
tcSru!; II Is ing that explains the steady
nrHard prosrcss OF the race. and the fact tina.
nook, o! remin;sce ncns by Warden aIurtha is
WORTH whole library by syndicaiisty like Eos.
ter. and pessimsts like Marx. who believe that
man rs only aclfsh animal, that every man has
hin price. and iha; force Is the real instrlimcnt
Oh human progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
S"oh ."oS"A1 'oiHohihb'
yrisht 1919 oy National Nswsoap+r sts

Carbon monoxide is 4 colorless. tasteless gas
ress to notice a sariie odoF about this sas I,
S3 sa. or m ,sr: r sups ANA
Fuel burning without free air supply may there
fatal poison . man and animals:
the + anG s
ae ,. for sudden collapse or death OF an in
Is raanlns; sspeslsliS CLOSED sarsse e"E lie
roonne OF sbo
other source are headache dissineee or xiddi.
in yo ne v Ge MsA to
The spot perhaps until he Is completely over
SLIGHT pSsSnns BY this
months When IS nas 50 II fre tas
a asa Hs oi in In these M
ans%s General wsak%ess and s.omseh sfouSie
oxide poisoning are saa irons used ab b% on
sss DANES wthoH. ': gas
veg the n5oaasis esmbuslone 'p out o. Se the
a the Gh%nfy s na,ss ssa
E amGS kep, burning low 'hroush the night in
stereoiyps iino,spin sai bas; In:
One afternoon s ssven as Of ,es emo,ovee.
"sess sssd.ng seized NsS With Ss
MeaKnss Tom,inE he;sdaene dizxnes and
S Tsrs oEereo~e and removed in amsuancee 10
fro ,se Of
,s chimney which were blown down into
II the direction Of the wind on,y IL tose ~orE
ms near the open hall doors affected
as the accident occurred in tho of the
built ont OF IT, -
-, Carbon monoxia. is formed in any appre-
mi,tsd to fire or flame. /. must no, be CON
used Win comparatively harmless gas called
GGafPon d'oXide which is sarv produced
This latter gas is sometimes Injurious merely
oE excluding oxygen or crowdins oxygen out or
cnS SIR we nrcat the However. II IL always hR rm-
tui TO health 10 use gas stove or oil stove
witnout Pipe connection to carry off the pro-
ducts OF combustion. " &C.
:. The prevention or carbon monoxide poisoning
IS perfect ventilation and In many industries
thia means the installation Of efficient fan o ?
exhaust systems.
. Qnestiors and Answers.
CookinS and Ntamins.--Docs the cooking of
vtt2mIns? MISS tE T, ''o
.AnSWcr.-Nn. - - -
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DANIELS PRAISES work Or
AAVY's SUICIDE CLUB"
feiic'tates 5000 O1fcePs and Crews
OF Americas hiiue-Swccp.
ing Fleet.
DEFEATED SUBMARINE ME,,er
Declares mo Single Opesntion MD
More TO Conquer the Germs.
C.Boats'--Hedged Enemy In VIII
Nine Field $50 Miles Long.
rBr Associated Preaa1

NEW YORK, Nov. of.--The navy.
ouic'de Club was reviewed today BY
secretary Daniels. Arriving here tn.
morning from Washington. lie bcu.de1
the destroyer Meredith, AMI from tn..
oridSe inspected the squadron Of fs,y
SIX mine swccpers. which facet cor.
sian. death and danger ~ ''mop3ins
up 10000 mines s;rewn in the No-t,,
sea TO trap the German U.ooa,s:
,h o,ea s. by the AtlaEtIc's brine.
2; tSe ,.s aapf sI pi.e line II. Tie Guns
near, Admiral Joseph Strauss. com.
n'an1es Of the no;illa, on board, bsrkre
d;tS u.e OIL nineteen sune as the Mer,
Has Per.saneI Of o,sss.
Representatives q, S,.,n
Joined with the officials Of Tho ~. ~
welcoming the $500 ofI'ccr, AL -, q,
ny IN sG SsEne,. nome waters. las, week.
,ary OF Victorious me- o INC Sesse-
, ,HrS ,,i EnSe dinicuty and danger. owe:
ever '', ,hrsn,s menace OF the deep. wh:ca
Asserting that ms single 'p ons-,.,
I.6o1,s' than the st:etcnin: Of ", -.
Islands 10 Norway. Sir. Dan Ella a..
c!arcd the projec. at first seemed 90
s,iupendous az 20 cause doub: In The
w cpIs.S HIlcTtCsn and ALLIED
statesmen Is 70 "hetacr Il were nos.
a!b!c. ~
Anerie. Planted hs.eGs.
O! $1,000 mines required. the A,no.j.
can navy planted $1,000. This tssit
ssid Mr.. Daniels. required Leve!oo.
ment OF new type OF MINI. raasnor.
tat!on 1000 miles oversee By a ice.
Q: mine lacyrs. and nina Transports
hastily created. erection OF .i!no load.
ing and assembling plants on the Sco:.
rs coast. and tho dangerous task o.
laying the mines N 4 submarine ".
tested eoa.
o. the vesul, AZ. Daniels sa!d: WE.
:hc Germans had Themselves TO tac.
an unseen foe. Ui1en deIth lurked IN
every foot OF that oso.m!lc stretc!l
rro:n Scotland TO Norway. ana the
stca!thy sea wolves nigh. 1t anv
moment run into a Iino that would
blow then, TO Kingdom cone. ths;. :o5i
their nerve.
Never Know IL Pail Eject.
We may nevc. know Jus. t.oE, nanr
submarines were sunk or damaged b.
tho mine barTags. There Is prettY
good evidence :ast at i.as: zen met
their fate il the cold wste:. OF the
North Sea. But much greater .Ac:,
Tho actual number sunk was the mora
and material effect OF the oarraEe."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Futile Efforts to Tic tho Farmer

rr convention in Chicago, called by John
inZpdtFick TO launch "A labor party in
Inc birth OF which the various farm orran;-
HaliohS oil the country were invited 10 assis,
apparently IS meeting with little encourage
peht outside or the radical element of union
TABOR represented DIT the meeting. While
FARMER delegates who attended the ioin, CON
terence, rs per request, showed a willingness
10 cooperate with labor in support OF certain
political demands. they declined TO commit
their organizations to the new party move.
ment.
III TINS connection. it may be stated with
assurance that any attempt by representa-
tives OF farmers organizations n con,r,i,
even their own membership to a definite pro-
gram OF political action is bound 70 end i,
'aiiuFc. "hen 1t comes TO making use of
'"e oaliot' the farmers are VIGOROUSLY the
,ioSt independent voters in the country This
mas heeh demonstrated time and again. as
'''' '"rsihg fortunes OF political parties
throughout the history OF elections in this
country fully attest TO such an extent ;s
TINS true. that politicians in both or the two
great political organizations long ago learned
10 place. no faith whatever in the claims NJ
seN-constitutcd spokcsmen for farmers of
ocing able to deliver any considerable frac
tioh oil the vote Of those enrolled in their
VI s",'%a' ions much less OF the great body
which remains outside OF these organizations
cal working agreement between the farmers
ana organized labor is chimerical in the ex-
irene Even if the farmers could be brought
'hlo agreement among themselves respecting
comprehensive program Of national no,iu
cal action, Of which there is not the remotcst
! chancc, they could never he prevailed upon
! 10 subscribe to any program upon which or
canned labor would unite The aims OF the
Two groups and the methods OF their attain
ncnt are dramatically opposed These d;
Ncrgcnt attitudes find significant emphasis in
me action OF the National Grange "A, its re-
cent Grand Rapids meeting where resoln.
lohS were adopted with reference to pending
| economic questions and the Industrial
/ situation Tho Grange numerically NAV not
! he the strongest among farmers organizs
! 'ons. but it is the most representative in
| point OF intelligent comprehension OF the
hceos OF the farmers. and its attitude ION
) pubic questions. generally speaking, pretty
/ accurately reflects that OF the agriculturaI
! classes as a whole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
BACK TO SILK T0PPERS
WITH BIG SILVER BUCKLE
Frances beau Brumn,e1 Clubnee Star.
yaYforiar revelation by adSPtfnE
Ancient styles.
,Rv IJn,ycreal servlce.l

PARIS, Nov. 2i.--A distin Su!shed
croup o, Partisan c,ubmen, headed b%
liz MOST famous "Eoau Brummei
Andre dc Fouqu!ere, Alexandra puvsi
another well-known man about town
and Arthur Meyer. the a!istocrat;G
editor OF the royaiist paper LIE Gau1ois
i,ave started a sartorial revolution by
adopting the nipeteeneh century top
hat OF Black silk with tapcring stove
pipe crown and broad brt M set or by
q huge silver buckle made famous by
I,c S1ruuc, hero OF the Lyonmail hold
ho,d M The correct costume that
goes with this hat is a prince ALDER.
tro;,sers 10 match and a fancy waist
coat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
SERVANT GIRL WILL RUN
FOR SEAT IN PARLIAMENT
Has Been Employed ms Cook, House
maid. LsdglnR-House BoBs and
Truck Driver.
rBy Associated preSs.1

LONDON, Nov. a4.-Jessie Stephens.
servant girl. with a mass oe dark
hair and who generally goes about
hatlcss. has signiiied her intention OF
entering the race for Parliament on the
la Dor. ticket.
She Is Iendeavor!ng TO san seat In
tho local Borough Council Of Bcr-
iEondsey, and then ~!il stand as
parliamentary candidate
She has been employed IS cook.
housemaid. cook general, boss OF
large common Iodging-house In Glas-
gov. porter in chemical warehouse
and driver of q three-ton lorry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MAINE RESUMES MOOSE
HUNTING AFTER 4 YEARS
Ten "Open DaJ.n PeYmittsS FER niS
Cane Shs%tfnE ~ North.
ern wSeAs.
Igy Apoc,.ted Prr.s.I

BANGOR. MAINE. Nov. et.--Aonse
hunting was resumed IN Maine todaE
after a suspcnsion OF four years. with
Of the country availinG themselves OF
the special ten "open da3f.
The large numbers OF these animals
killed in former years when there WAS
An open season annually caused fear
OF their determination and the LeEts.
lature ordered a four-ycar suspension
OF hunting.
Future open seasons Will depend OH
The number OF moose taken by hunters
this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

IS The Commissioner o; immigration an
!Bonnccs that deportation OF alien anarchists
and various other RADICAL recently arrested
E,in charges OF disseminating prop.rapoa
saeeking the overthrow OF the goycrnman,
t"ill be indefinitely delayed because OF dis
asiseneht between the Bureau OF lmInigra
lf!ae AID the Department Of Justice as to the
lya!ue af the evidence secured by tho latter
tie import the charges upon which I'M. ~,
sgesfs 6ere made, shortage Of mripratiop
lempleyees 10 expedite the cases and the ar
fstHce OF diplomatic relations with Russl:,
sfSr the return OF these radicals, whence mos,
tEft thenl came, 30 It's shores We dare saw
{Mpge of the obstacles he mentions is of sici,
ssaature that VIZ may not hc found 10 over.
ASome them. 1t r suspected tina, what i;
Aassded Is Me~s, vigorous administration vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Voice of the People
Letters must EI~e the s.mc and sddress Of
Wrtter requests.
Why Not y Committee Of N'smea:
Cd.toc OF Inc Times. .ra LIZ,

Sir-I'hc? a committee is appoin,ed 20 s,d
gu. WY commodities cos, 10 much, /. would
mol DC expected TO find out what is patent 10
everybody else there would be no credit no
n,Sptay or hcumen in This 1t was up 10 them to
vas beyond the ken OF the rest OF us namely
mar We mo purchasers are the oc our
"Wn hiplcSa condition. In this they displayed
wonderful penetration and won our ASTON she'd
ln!ratioh. To have read the PA pcrs and seen
inst plate beef cost delivered, S cents a pound
IN ~. retsiicd at is TO 20 cents. round cos, IS
e com cost od - ~ rs S,n,s and resaed al 20 to
70 visit Cary stree. and find cost OF produce ana
,hcn lind retail price this would be beneath
tnen. anEoody can do this Perhaps they would
NOT consider 100 per cent proitcernx How
Mould II DC to nave = committee or women, ac-
customer 10 10 their own marketing. nvcsI-
safe this matter: "
LIVE-tND- LET LIVE
Richmond. Va, November IS. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
PRINTERS RETURN TO WORK
New York Boot and Jss Competitor
1t THEIR Canes After Eight
Weeks Strike.
NY Associated Praa..,

NEW YORK. Nov. .4.-Book and Sob
competitors bowed today to man,
the International Typographical Union
and ended the eight weeks vacation
which has contributed largely to the
general printing tic.up In this city.
About $3.50 out Of a total OF 5000
who attended meeting OF the local
union last night voted in FAVOR OF &C
centance Of tho mandate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Washington city was finely enthusiastic for
Job Finding Exchange until tho an
uounccmcnt that the local citizenry was eK-
pectcd TO add $4,000 TO what the govern
1neut gave. for salaries, etc. Then cooler
counstls prevailed and public ardor cvapor-
ated rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Rose Pastor Stokes, ont on bail and try
ing 10 deliver Boishcvist lectures in the East,
is doing job at which the b,-, aud most
patient musicians have failed. by teaching
amall-town crowds TO sing The Star
Spanglcd Banner" with tervor. force, har-
,nony aud fine effect She docs not intend
TO do il. She angcrs patriotic people until
they feel impc!lcd 10 do something desperate
and as her sex precudcs lynching. they pro-
coed to iniict torture by putting their souls
into the tune she most bitterly hates and
must hear with the mos, singing shame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Governor Allen, of Kansas having stepped
into the limcligbt Of the mining situation
with an attemp, TO seize and operate the
mines for the State. encounters the usual
fate OF the volunteer participant in family
row The owners are resisting him in the
courts and the miners declare that they will
refuse TO dig coal for him even il he acquires
posScSSiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

@ Eyes OF England are turned toward the
labor troubles now raging in the United
states, but there is no fear in the hearts OF
the Brltish that their American cousins viii
mot come through the criss safely. The
LONDON mines points out that the United
sStates is undergoing conditions almost cx-
sactly similar To those through which Great
Britain passed several years ago The Brit
sish 'muddled through" the acu,cst Of their
trials and they expect us to follow their
example There as the Thundcrcr says. ,hc
principle OF union recognition was fought,
g0ut years ago and the principle was triumnb
Eant. with tho consequent stabiliang OF con
sditions, while In this country that is now
sthe issue around which SO many Of its labor
controversies revolve England believes that
Tin this respect it has long advantage over
1.-The United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
-. d. -.


Seen the Side are the things OF life
Mined with peace and mingled With strife
little things sticking themselves Into
Ine daily experience Of you. and you;
The half-fooleh thing and tho flashing OF wit
ot sweetness Il little. Of sadness bit,
And of simple Good-nature "a lot, If we may.
To brighten your temper and Tighten your way.
Whispering their nothinEs and reading their
books.
And there on 4 stream lo2fs an ansier to wait
The tide and the tinc for the Kill of his bait
Softly tho poet sings lullsbies, too.
TO babies tina, cudde and babies that COO.
And when She has pu, them to sleep on her
r.. tbreas.
y song for the Mother. 20 soothe her 10 rest.
0hlps for the children and thoughts for the old,
Bright bits of silver that flash in the gold,
And eve; and then TO tho stars sails tho bard
Where the angels themselves stationed on
Guard.
Gentle his touch. and nrcrry his daughter
And soothing his songs with the peace that
after:
Heres TO that tine little humorous corner
To Seen on Tho Side, and to Henry f. Warner
Trunks to g; n. s., the author
Reply.
And If the things please you when worthy SO
Why, I'm glad that you're glad but I'm sladder
than YOU are.
n s
thinkinS about goinS stike
Old, But Still
y reader o! this place requests US 10 express
thanks to the inventor or How to Keen Green
Peas From Rolling on the knife"
Our friend believes more embarrassment ha.
bees caused by The rolling propensity of
green peas than anything else connected with
appearing in public dinner
And he is truly grateful 10 the person VIII,
discovered that peas will stay on the knife il
mixed wiki mashed potatoes.
"hadda yuh think" demanded jenkins
Nhadda Nuh think of man that'd set around
readin N paper an let hts wife do all tn work
huh?" ~
"Whadda think" repeated Brigham: "vhv
] think he's wizard. / do"
Found in our own stcnosrapher's waste oss
Iet:
Now is The time for all GOOD men this ~,
ch'ne IL dirty i&1as5 just look q, tina; ,ow.r
case n wish had pin Schnect scerec,h.d
Schencctidy Schenectadd Scheme dam"
Between love and duty and between -c,,in.
INC mi'ten and being fired, ain, man cot II
rotten, huh: 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
/. TuEspAY. NOVEMBER -, i@i"

1t lis hard 20 believe that anarchist,
II. WV and Bolshevist delegates have come
TO this country through Mexico. Conditions
there accord so sweetly with their ideals OF
Paradise that they should find it impossible
TO leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Cub, INV, American Craft.

PENSACOLA. FLA, Nov. 2f,--Sale OF
Cuban government was announced BY
tho vessels owners hero today. The
Naton1ah, OF 9o.tons gross has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

America retains the role Of host TO the
international labor conference, but aside from
that il is only an interested spectator De-
Iest of the labor provision in the peace treaty
previous to the defeat OF the treaty itself
5robs this country OF any participation in the
conference II is IA CHASTITY joke that has
been perpetratcd on this country in deprivins
1t OF its leadership and influence in The labor
affairs Of the World which would have been
>e3erted to thG 6cttermcnt OF labor every
where, and ON those other countries which
had looked to the United States for suidancc
and support in working out the labor prob
lens that now bcdevil them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Those Partisan citizens who elected Il
traitor ana spy to the French Assembly would
NJ nicely ID BcrScrs Milwaukee district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Portcrs on the Southern are suing for hack
nay The travelling public hopes their action
WIZ no, extend TO the collection OF tips they
failed 10 receive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Hoodlnnlsm does not cease to he hood
iumfsm Just because its perpetrators are
members OF the American Legion. or be-
cause us victim Is an opponent OF the league
of nations Aud the cscorting ont Of town
kof former Congressman and locking hin,
an a freight car will not advance the cause
which these veterans have at heart, Mr.
.Lnndeen has right 10 oppose the league
Sef nations and TO espousc the opposition on
tine husiinss. His discourieous and brutal
treatment at the hands OF the soldiers viii
serve no other purpose than TO gain for
MIN the public sympathy and backeu the
blalT reputation with which the legion has
sstsrted on its career
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

the Immigration Bureau. with determination
TO make the fullest possible use OF the means
at its command to expedite action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
The Ev~lut,..

asked my humble little sister N,y
When but child. ""''
She did not fear the cloudinc 40 ~.
sky. '"'
Nor tempests wild
slitcrcd pane?
Why. then. che snusly Kept her Gun.
ming poisc.
Chcruoic face,
While knitting fiashcs ana the om.nous
Stolo peaceful grace?
Why, now, 9 little older, was an.
awed? ono
The quiz: Why in the intervening
The knowledge learned
her tears?
This answer earned;
But taen did not know there was
--Mersimer j. Adler in tho New York
. \ ~ IL ! y. . y L