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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Charles G Bartlett and daug h
ter. Miss Betty warren, of Norfolk,
are the guests OF the formers sister.
Mrs Edgar English OF South Boule-
ward
Mrs. J. b, Leonard, OF Newport
News Is the guest Of MRS r. IL.
Starke, Of ce03 Grove avenue.
Airs W. W. i'olkes has returned
from recent visit to relatives IN
Aiddlesex county. and was accom-
panied home by her sister Miss Jcs-
sic Topping
Mrs, +. {. Hughes left yesterday
10 spend some time with relatives in
Norfolk.
Nj ~. A. G. Topping, has returned
10 hef home in Stanton, afteC "A
visit 10 relatives in this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
RIcHMoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pECEMBEk

member Of tire police department who
was shot in the leg on the night Of Mo-
vember 80 by the drunken negro, Fred
Reeds. was able to leave his home yes
terday and sppear on the streets.
Baxter r. Partin and Miss Sivina
Francis voIz were married on DeceIn-
ber 9 in the home of T. C. crowder, on
West Washington street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. Il. Glib
son. assisted by Raw. s. C. Owen.
Thfrty-ffve delegates from many adj
joining cities and towns met yesterday
morning Mt the meeting OF the Virginia
and North Carolina implement associa-
ton, which was held In the Y. NJ. c. A.
President r. F.. Diiiard. Of Blackstone
presided, while T. w. Hoenninger, Of
Richmond, occupied the secretarys
chair
A large amount Of business was
transacted and the present steel condi-
tions were thoroughly discussed, after
talk by r. N. Wall, of the oliver
Chilled Plow Works. of Richmond. who
spoke on "Co-operation and the Condi-
ton of the steel Markets"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
Monday at Woman-s Gab

What ! saw in France" Will he the
sab iect Of Mrs. George Baraetts in
orrnsl talk. before the Woman 5
iub Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Barnett Joined her husband i'm
medIately after the armistice was
signed She viii be introduced by
Mr., Sally Nelson Robins Mrs j.
A. LEROY ~ chairman and the hos
sesses will be; Mrs. John Hunter. Mrs
Waller Morton Mrs. Gitmer Minor,
Mrs II. w. Duane, Mrs. Preston Has
Seii, Mrs. w II Palmer. Mrs Pryor
Lipscomb, and Mrs W II Hoof~
aagie
N ednoSday, December e. there viii
Pc card party for ciuh members
which IS the FIRST 81 three parties 10
* given This winter. All reserve
ions Tor tables must be made before
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
WHIT ROSE MINSTREL
TO GIVE SHOW ptA 10

Tho white Rose ministries viii pre-
sent ~. "Jollies OF 1890" at the ST.
Patrick academy on December 'l6.
under the auspices Of the Richmond
CrayS uXisiary. proceeds g. &c to-
ward a 0'Dnuutent in homo" Of uIen
Of the ba'aliion who Last th"ir lives
I'm France. There win also BE- An
added feature in 'dancin" liter the
show, with music furnished by a jazz
band
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
Young Woman Ssa&a

teetngton. Dee. 12.---About 10
o'clock Wednesday morning Com
monweaith's Attorney r. h. stephen
son was notified by Justice of the
Peace X. i. Irvine, that the body of
carrie Haysiett, who lives just 3
short distance East of Clifton Forge,
had been found near the james River
tower, with a bullet hote in her right
side.
when found by some passerby the
victim had been dead for several
hours and II lis the superstition that
she WAS murdered Tuesday evening.
James dr. OF Clifton Forge, whom
It is alleged was last seen with the
girl near the freight depot in Clifton
Forge, going in the direction of the
crime. was arrested Wednesday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Downey
charged with thu murder. and was
lodged in the county jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
At suffrage Hczx1quarfeYs.

The Psychology of the actors
strike IN New York" is the title of the
address 10 he delivered at suffrage
headquarters, Fourth and Franklin
streets next Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. by Miss Louise Buriejgh. Of
Boston MISC Burieigh is in Richmond.
to produce Affair Arrher's mystery
play for the Little TTheater league at
Chr jstmas time. Al the conclusion
or her address on Tuesday afternoon,
Or. Dice Il, Anderson. secretary of
the Civic association of Richmond,
will speak on a matter of vital in
terest 10 suff raEists Miss GaFtrude
Lewis, instructor in civics at the Viz
GINA Randolph Elicit country school
for girls is chairman Of the after
noon The meeting is open TO the
public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Cork. Dec. 12--No fewer than 1000
arrests are expected by the Sim Fein
by the end of this week in the new
cleanup" movement undertaken by
tho British government in ireland
Every Sim Fein leader win be de-
ported. | It's expected. All Ireland is
in the grip Of excitement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

The children of Mary of ST Joseph s
academy will open their annual
Christmas sale December i 5th to the
adth. for the purpose OF purchasing
toys for the children OF the asylum.
Fancy work. refreshments and dolls
will be on sale from A. M. to 2
+. Nj, There viii be a special sale
for the children TUESDAY. December
from TO =. u.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13
BaIshevlk out of kf~n.

London, }''C. 12s~-tieneral Denikin's
forces have driven The Boisheviki out
OF Kien, capital of Il . Ukraine ii WAS
l. arm ID late this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

6 o clock, Monday December 10. MISS
Jessie Evans Hazard. is chairman TOR
] this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-13

Eugene Smith and Jack Porter. ne
groes, were sent OF to the hustlngs
court FRIDAY morning. by Justice Glenn
ents on the charge OF stealing clothing
valued al $2S from the home of Thomas
Mcdonald, on BollinEbrook street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
fusERar 4 Rssooss'.,se Etaas pGlG
Rover HAD caits Coed Tsms@ weNSxm
On Ala Way 10 Nis IssA
ksstlns pssce

A tsig picnic ssss EasRwsG #nA xMM
ala,ed IN ieinsssfws lsar xsfs~113sTssxM
and rfwwa AZ Frsatsyvw IN tAss s6rsss<
grpunds- writes snrrssF~<ssssxE ~ Nssw
shlrasa T'stisHae. rsHewxa Akw Hgss~
nsssi laaShtas e>satsnslYE tn MssM&-
WITNESS. sflsp;; frTsha cssrksM. esw- mi NJ
trailer. hiirirca tho trailer tw amw @ss~
nltsady sliissi to "Fer'sawsaE. wsA Ssmrzs
81 eayiy on NY was
A hnge ans belonging N sny s@&as mr-a
catupaaled 49, asasi tad tas~ nessfs&r.
tune ~ run 'hr heartily to@ss@a Hms~
chine ssrr i,ltn kfsItng hisn t.sem5 axs
an wa all lbensiff. MY Hnas M.n dks1s-
" affected aisa tnssssed thas I assanw
Powers body aiang ana 1~Y vi s1w-
ss.je the risrr iaat,sad tine xArs-s ~sss~s
rass into 'ht trri'sr Hnd ss~Fs~e ~ans
'wwsaM isaa ,ss.sy~es s#sts :t.is via
When ws r~athed che rsrn4s rx~mmxse
and rsconneA'ey~d In my srsst~s y ~.
held Rover sitting up firsinw hs~ ssw~~I
an iarge ns ,sfes oe l#Fr~w. xAwMsMl
say. ff he had JesSarvd MA Sws 1s~-
sIsiama,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
.EAToNlc
inquirer Might ne Excuses fer Think
Ing Old Lady Was Gone
aeyond Recall,

gdnccrnlng she cheese that mats
i.lsnhugg famous n hestes'is NJ the Ma
ss'snas, ssaogxarais, safsasv =, a,sssaass4 n
decentralization Tran William WlsiseI
Chnrin a. follows
"Lisabafg ~ sometimes rallied Tho
garden ef Holland of tase celebrated
relish known ns Lia,barxsr cheese I,
has ioag been a query how an artleie
~ food made fran delicious material
an.i considered sath sielieaey eat
possess ~ ohaaxi1us an essnf ant sflll
retsin itx ssif<exp~ci This fsesullariy
has made fisnhurger cheese rcsps*t
bio for many amusing incsdsnis.
~ isrseasAna~sAeNa gsafaarfsst1eu aacF
went 20 saun to maize some purchases,
among whish was sUsne ef this ossorlf.
eraus couamedtty. For cnnSrnieBne he
r,lsrnd II In hong fnx In the wasan
behind the seat Happening 10 slap
en- the road, an ingulssttee scquaili
sn-e sresrvacise.i and sskss VIVA, the
box crniainexi.
lin answer he raised THE ltd and re-
piled. 4 have my ErardEsoaher.
We'll. reje,nesi The ffansrer. "A he
caught a whlgY al the contents shes
not In 4 trace"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

A haiti mass favored by the knesp"
lAsts. aioag aiysa tlie hasw-fs~s hsh's.
In f0sslsess fE~1n sAiataaa ~ psn~
neesile.s afast lssn@ easss Cnv~r viii.
csld water abs.as posassd OF fresh
.,ia~ resdlss aa.i p!He cones. tFSakrn ia
small pieetS. lsail Tor half an hs''sr.
sfraln ard asia the sainsi@n ~ The
bath n yna an nas aaaI te ase tire
esaiigw salasanf ut ohee Il caa he aet'
tied shd kept scr future occasions.
'T'his has Il fsssss~ sfyert tsRsn as slsss
nerves ard TIE skia. II can be asssi
On alternate days with a bath Ut $50
salt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Milarw Usually apEassux ea ihe
Msers OF essttns4 ana tlnva; II takes tae
fesra o. SJnlil sSsasd isags S,ets: Ian
rsalIiy 1t Is i Vegetable Treafh. ~
Eorm vi faHguS. vsAiea sstrriogS ea the
rEsfi. IN w. ilt,argFfAi IN si aFbss4Yi'sSt
tn due to aaapglsas, ard ~sisyss ass
er~lit on the apga ~ the hasts.kwstser,
~ slie e.ast'es toslSt sitnes have a*wn
put asGy daasp us aspt la . aamp cap
baafd.
Owing 10 the nature of ruilticg u ss
dsSsegii ~ rssaose, one 1T Ihs sitns
ptesg rvinesl3rs IN to aseAs'en lac xtnlpssl
fabric. rub h thiekly with scft soasis
and SprinSie IL Vita eomaan saiI
Place NJ. material sn the grass ia ths
sunshine end Keep II l,seEsg Ksnes the
trrA tiaen, yseti Gay unGal sAs staia sIs-
api'vars
A quicker niesf.Sf. ard Il snrvvgsasas:
IN "a keep the staiarts pav in white
material In saiatsoa Of bleaching
iiaaaf III preaare the bleaching
liauer. pu; half poand III ehlorinatssi
ilM" into basin aud pour half a gal.
ien " boiling water over ~ add two
iab9esfooRfuls Ut washing ~ada, and
stir to break M AL the lurals. and to
enable the water TO extract all the
chlorine. STRATA carefully TO remove
all the powder aad 10 make thu liquid
clear Bottle and keep ready fer u@e.
This liauer Ii asesi ctictiy for the rss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

stfAtAsrR yea sAsha ap - s1aAs swn
N~a Ame aad ssxns~aH Mi 1es6i&nmx n
wztni yss b a. tA<a " ~ seenM -
re- yosr msaees neASsat Maxsw mn
N aeserayias me sAle ~ eansmG -
eesss \ h real ti~s~ nwslkx1msr @161G1r
~ vegvsaAa<. tAcF~t3F~ IA sam mme smnA
vste N make yes saSk
| Ssasaas~~ thas 80 A@~m1l3 ~
nesaesHs Liver 7Sne WIN xSa 1~LT
si1sxssk liver " wosk sna s1&e1 -
Asweas VI that ssuF hais smA annnV1.
pMsea waste wAicM n sAmu1mg -
sxssssn aed nskanx ysst fssa sg u. : ~. \
1 k1arsatee that i kastA n Usadn
i1ssr Tese viii keer y~sx snS1ss -
III fs~iiag Aee fss asssxsR& S5sss Il -
ySns sAasdren. n NJ hAsaal@mms 1DssmA
xsspe AMI tAsy iiks ias psmamEsk Emu1a,
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

them, : Ronae,r Slippers of r,hsson and
lace match up with these dainty be-
fonxsug%
The cwsnhnatlen NJ the right Ia
made IT figured gcrSette. The body
Ia shisr~d en- ;wc eur,is aud edged with
a full frtIi OF plain geurvesse. Another
frsll froths about the wAissiine whers
the knlckcrs sre ses on and ribboa
tarsns the snsrvnders OVER tina xhoni.
.ders fsnAaly o.. butterfly. as- plain
x~crg~fte 10 the. last beguislnx touch
that Il surs TO tempt feminine eyes
into locking too loAx Ut garment that
In bound 10 prove irr~slstihle While
g~~g~ste has pTcved much less frswsis
than /, locks. underwear made Of n
- I luxury tfaai the average woanan
viii hardly irfialxe w. But cfvpe Ae
chtne has wearing eussstse4 shas make
II really economical
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Lingerie seems tn have reached the
crest ~ the wave IA sheerDess and
da'nttnesS ouc wonders what will aap~
Pea nrxt It's h,slness is rot horn
to waste Its tGeSh-plnk hiush anse~n,
bat quite the cWhirary Carnssa1e~ and
chemlse. combinations nad Slips are
al! visible through sheer bgouscs that
depend upon them fer added charm.
The t.sause aGssn serves merely TO
veil the rt~xe's bieom !" the cauisnse iii
other rnderbosic~ providing the most
Interesting csatrthutien TO The re&
tune. Figured s~crxvt's, cr~re de
chine. sswns. laces and nets all play
their exquisite parts ia making up
these unAaea The Gnest hatisse also
holds the allegiance of seasle~osDen
who never wxvc9 In their loyalty tn
this Soft fabric and the hari ernercsa
cry thHs II MAKES worth While.
An eavelcr chesaiss and a ccmhsna-
don. beth II American design and
manufacture. are shown In the picture
.eays. Flesh psns rreYe DE rhtne
ma kes the practical cheralse Shown az
the leff, trinrs~A sfsh sasertioa and
~lxsac nj the familiar val lasc that
women lore. A small yoke II irish
l.ce IL Sc. In a, tie front. Fink satsn
straps With bows suspend the ehesnIse
ercgn the shoulders and che ssrce rib
ssrn makes dsxulneSt bow VITA hang
snS ioNs aud ends 10 enseegsssA ths
truet. Tsis garment is DELIGHTFULLY."-
cn.as sor warm weather when the light.
est xnsSa sGlt pr,axes hsresnsa<zas- A
shcr. uEtervwss and corset ARE wufn
rnsser 81
Jus, eeeauss they are ss' PRETTY and
.er ~ other rOascs- the pink SAX gar.
s1r.. with ~itse Iaes frfSls. iazn; their
chArE ia cyszGsay With This sexsssNss
eh~4-iss- There 10 FAD Zoe srcA
ehsrrrl1g little frfvesities and weaaen
tesiShs 10 ssssssas DxA ether with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

LAsx~e ~ naei Take mo- Ksswe sacksM.
tnE. sAaivastnx sMaoaxa wAen hasacas ~
sSn<sap&isA. ENAs ia@e ! d&s's ~ssei
cAiaus&i n msresry a. suA<asHsvsh
which scazss aeesnsak a ths A0nek
tssssGei, whsss X csnes iafA eaAfAcs
with sour hlit. erssAex Iata Il. hr~&l-
Ing Y n.y. Thn n whss yca feel Inst
awful aaaE<A apd eFAssgsins. M yaa
sre slu6sssA aaA -xll knorAsa eas.a II
ycar ssser n ssrrad Rnd he~ss@ esasss.
ratsa " ycs hare hesdaehA 1sxssnssA
cexted h,0xue. VI breath III ksa ~
ssssassA sssass esses aslA u sssseakats af
harmless ncA&cn's Liver Tuna
Here's my guaranss~-~tse h 80
drns store and wet bsstle Vi noa~unx
Liver TSne Tor ; few c~nss TAAe h
spc0nfai tsaisht aad AZ II aessas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Gloves yfseala ne keps as clean M
possible. ard OF ceayss should never
reveal a xlit. SIN the same ecker
Should b. used 70 keep gloves In re-
pair. rw general street sear dark
or medium tened gloves are ~ he pre-
ferrei, ualess oae eAn afford white
kid gloves OF immaculate freshness
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Bad Sickness
Caused Dy
ACCUSTOMED

|. IL ssepAs sety rs4tsssa The AsaAtA .A~s4sMy.
~ thwef W ~ AxxAs sxeaakSs As.s4 sAS aass
htMds es sAskmsss aMA misery ram~Ms~vat
lAs hs@s II latsFAtis ~r~SAs-~skey wesla
ew&FA ssAsmzA n ~ eMs~fN1as ~ sA@y Aa
sx~aeas ! As.ass paA3ss Tee hAaw VI ~
inssans tho Axs4 syxMpAvsns vi NxaA eas&sna ~ vi
PAIRS ~ Aaale~sstsAs Aistsw4sssx sssnsal
hbeAi, sews,. eAsss ssasMsahs Aeshanss fssd
r~E@A&tha ksAsftasn tsN Wksksxss reaf
ssamAsh fs&ss shas way y~m sAeSaA aAs< We
stmas ~ sssstas "A " rights " sss assy,
sNstNns essns&Aw%hEes aFs AaEs@As sBss ~ fstr
ias, smeh ~ twt@sstsAi fsgm~nsAtse ssses
tssaxte&tssM tsMrAissAsns NJ tia shssr* Asrs
swus ssss~sN, h&sdAehs htsteasawex. vsrskAsfs
VI tkA liver earssslsn@s wTxn ewlAtsh NJ sbs
ssnsnssh sna sni<sfiA.l ulcers 2AA nAness
n PES are Aef f~sssmg yssas. s~s " \ tsny
aesas yamnsaeh thst h ths eNhs% ~ yptff NJ
kssssA rxas EATpStts, tbs wssHasvssi sssai
ssn tsAsnAeh s*s&sdy EAssNir T4hssis
aasehis sa& sufesF fwtssss Inc rain &ssas.
s@lsatng. ana hsAstAefm thai isssests sesA
sasassa. NAEs The ssat@ssA ssssns, cisss
a8a sw~&t nv ksspisx the ss~sAAsA IN
kssiths eanttftsN ~ thst yea g<a set f~ii
sss~nssh tFwvn yrsr f@aa, ts8s xsnsfsl health
stsAalsy lzspsssss, Mssatss sfs t~s5 setausis
sasra tsss svy RATNFIc ara sHa Will "
~ saihasasssis ~ tAs thousands whe hss.
nsea IL aaA vine ssy th~s s@sff aseAeAwa
aass hiAx seai8 eftEs sssh ssssreslsas sfstst
g. x~s n AtS kass*st ben m kATnAhs
frvpe rnag stfaExsN toaay ~ NET s2tssfssp
kaxy ret aga IA asa IA w. sb y@kWN5 rear FASsar,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
Attention Motiaesl
~ yaar druggist aaasg ts< i ~ a@mk -
kA.DENE

Tha great 1nfisrrsie elassMmk tmw -
Diseases. Il n ~Marsk In wsxsE &k Co.
III cuts md burma aiea& snxos pn1m
hnannttE rkSyeasA Assenemg - Mwm1n
weamaS tAeM hssk Ylra Gs x iInl
iraF II Mod paasca II - wln1 a1e
kn.n<ae n tinac, Wsfts M Aw~1 sns.
o. ssnd 6Nc IN stasnes Or sw1ss4Nr s6aaa-
N kSpss& M>de&a O. MAnnA 1ama.
.sJnst Put IA. DENE O.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

GsefE<tse- evening" tss&ts ar after
nosc ests are rcf anuss4L Ard real.
ly there is enough warmsth tn tire
sx~sfrstte csssi, hight as II se. tn pvvsees
ske w~arss froga aiscvsas@ss- Mrny Ut
the hest u these cesis are frimrs~d
wfsh rsrrcS tssriss n far. TIE Far ID
ace wide sssarxh 70 seeEa hgaiky. be; u
Is In charming csntrsx to The srxns-
parent material Of the ev@.S
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

't.,alti saa arT@tge ~ isEs~ SAsf amss9
t@s carrier rail eaiy essss \ ~s~& nj No.
htnser Essssi Nh, C.rgnsfets.
"whas~ ite iaea r. inquiries ta~ ammm
VT ITO ssass otSer wIadyw
my wsse'a afraid the sww ~sxA waks
tttna he'n tosnpany essHs~C No. 1ssssr
and ie@vc before we rnn sxD1s4A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

ncyai Ut us~yiaat~ organle stasEs, saca
as asss, fruit. wsae and eaa ise ~
ecSae stairs. bas Il ss.ussla eaiy ee
sised fsr fairies nsxsiv sresa vegetable
theirs. sacA ~ Na~n aaa esttesz. "a "
application se wos9 auss sIlk proves fatal
.ses SsAsex fssA@ssa * s sSsas sess ahsasd
neyer he srunSeg ihan nns Isars 81 ths
liauGr 70 fsesF tsar<s x hss asiss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
To Sssp FaI,ies MAR.

When the hair falls eat 10 s.,sts 40,
Ply ih, follcuiag: DslutsA rose wsssr.
lAo xrsnss, aromatic vinegar. twenry
rraux; pare slyeessn, sen grauas
ttnetvTe NJ aux vamiea. Fifteen Erams;
tsnsaure az eanskarfdes. ten grxmN
Rrs Srnsis into sh< scain
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

With your ;ingerS' You can lifI 81
any hard carn. Soft corn, or corn he-
tween The toes, aui the harl skin cal
fuses frnm bottom Of feet
4 tiny bottle Of "FrssFane' costs
little at any drug store apply few
drcpS us@n the corn ~ talluS In
stautiy II stops hurting, then shortly
you III that hotherStsnc corn or. callus
RICH, of. root nnd all, without pns bit
az pain or srsruesS. Truly No hum
bug
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Pity Tire misguided amateur garden.
er who tries Ia live nn the vegetables
h~ rxl~es,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Tho Pea Snay I've mIShtter than the
swcri but Il isn't ia It with the pretty
typewriter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

W. N. ". MEMPHIS, NO. a. 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
DIVINE RIGHT OF HUSBANDS

The Baltimore Sun asks, Are we
facing a feminine iron age, Il sex
despotism which will make that OF
the cave man seem mild and gentle?
Is The male human at last to cake
his place in the scheme Of affairs
as a mere annex and assistant. to
lose his leadership, to bc made to
abdicatc like ather kings. to be re-
sarded even in his subordinate posi-
ton as simply necessary evil?
"There is ground for masculine
perturbations. for inward quakings.
for rigid taking of intellectual and
moral stock. \ generation or so
ago there were. still many woEcn
VINO accepted. With all meekness. tn
Paulian dictate that the man was
the head Of the woman and tha. it
was her boun4en duty to render hin
implicit obedience. Now the divine
right OF husbands has been shattered
INTO nlti.icii .tn'" iitS, 'i'Sit'S 'iti,h
the divine right Of kings 1t i to
be do: &c # single womRr can BE
found anywhere in ChriSttn'!om II
present. 10 matter how p'ol; and 70
matter how firm in her faith in
Christianity. who will admit her be
lief in this Biblical doctrine. or who
actually conforms to it as a matter
of practice. If ST. Paul could come
back to earth and should preach
that doctrine. he wcu!d be greeted
It'll contemptuous feminine deri-
on. he would be told by disdainful.
/ .dy audiences to sit down and hold
his peace. and perhaps employ him.
self with little knitting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
PASSING OF THE CLOUD

The spread of the cold wave over
this section of the country yesterday
brought Inconvenience to some whose
coal bins were low, and much more
to those who were entirely out OF
This essential. But the miners strike IS
a thing of the past, and better condl-
tions are in sight. Some Alexandria
plants are out of coal, but 1t is eN-
pected that during the present week
supplies will be received. Tn: t--a:.oie
brought about by the walkout of the
miners has for the present passet!
away.
Fortunate it is for the public thai
they have been ordered back to woll'
by their leaders Much of the coun-
TRY was getting into deplorable
condition. Here is the East where we
burn anthracite in our homes. we had
not actually met with READ hardships.
but in those Western States where
soft coal is used in residences suffer
ing was becoming intense. In a short
time, had not the strike been calie3
off, the restrictions would have be
come extremely severe and hundreds
Of thousands of men would have been
thrown out of employment because
of the closing down of plants of al
sorts.
We were just beginning to realize
the seriousness of the situation, and
as a coItemporary says, "experlene,
ought TO teach intelligent citizens the
necessity Of prohibiting strikes where
the public is vitality concerned. STOP
the mining of coal, and production n
general ceases. Stop the running OF
railroads. and transportation. except
by automobiles, comes to an end. The
distribution Of food would be on such
a reduced scale as to threaten star
vaticn to the many.
at is the undoubted right of en-
pIoyees in private concerns TO refuse
to work. It is not the right Of men in
enterprises upon which the public is
dependent to go out in a body. Or al
least it should not be- Certain labor
union ch;sftains may not like the idea
of compulsory arbitration. but the
great innocent public has its rights
as we'll as have railroad managers
and railroad workers, mine operators
and miners. 1t is the public that has tc
put up with the annoyances and If
the end pays the bill, and it Is th'
public that must have consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
WAR ON TOBACCO.

IN spite of certain speeches made
the Woman's Christian Tenn.
rance Union convention at st.
olis to the effect that the next
.mpaign Of the organization would
for the total suppression OF the
- CT tobacco, the leaders Of the
nsiSaloon League. according to the
,rw York Herald, seem to have
Il en- alarm at the wide attention
ghich the new crusade" attracted
throughout the country and have
warned the women to S6 slowly.
Hence denial that any such
;cvcment is planned TO the in?me-
iste future, together WITH :: state
?:nt that the reformers are to con-
ne themselves t" ~ 'Ctucg: 'onal'
,npaign against the weed" which.
ill it may soothe and comfort.
s also. we are Informed. stupefies.
lies and destroys.
Across the border in Canada. in
= curious Province Of Ontario. the
:;ryS" are less timorous. j. H.
'"cnham. Il prohibition Member Of
'ar,iamcnt from Peterborough. has
,,ved notice of motion which is
,uytcd officially as follows: "That
b. an instruction of the Commit
:, Il tn" Whole on the said (prohi-
i.icnl bill that the committee do
eve power to extend the provisions
: tic said bill and Of the act sought
b amended thereby relating to
'.oxica:ing liquors, to playing
ards. the feathers of wild birds for
SIS or other ornamental purposes
ri 60 tobacco in any form"