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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

mere .,f, was no a;rocity a strong natioi
ypuih "rcak on a weak one whicb Ems
inhd had not inflicted or Ireland III.
hIFp SAID mat people did no, rchc, =,
prai"dly unless there was somcthin
to rebel about.
ireland c!aims She Is oppressed nov
ana proved her case in a most o,bnus
y" hearing TO the entire .atigC,rtjo,
INC representatives. Of tho rni,c,
S,n'cf. who hy "A standing ,oic in
,,5isrh h'r right 10 freedom TO ,hos
" no desire exact ana detailed uformu
'"lr on tho subject, rccommund IN.
J. rus" of tho hearing before tho com
Ni"" "n Foreign i;ciations pubiIshc,
y 'h' government printing prrss M,
acr INC t''io The Irish Question"
ireland IL ready to submit her cas-.
Inc Judgment Or tho v.orl1 or yyh.
hniIanG afraid II her record i
Lar way d""S she seek 10 withhold 4
rom public scrutiny?
if,'and is absolutely distinct fro,
rnf'ano g"oEraphiCally, .. VOL az 1.
rhohrc.. climate and economic cundt
ions. - rcoplc arc even moro wiucI,
'rara'rd in origin. genius ianruarI
'"nroraincnt. ideals aspirnr1ohs All,
rllEions conviction. After more ,hai
ScNon cr1tnrirs "f coercion England l.
trth"r than eyer from making Eng
Es'nncn Of lrishnicn; tho peoples or IL,
world now INSIST that ahc lei lrisln,c,
&c i"nmrn T.. q. HOUSTON.
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Voice of the People.
Lctfers must give tho name and nd
Dress ~ the writer. Mime will not be
published IL writer requests.
IrcIand's Grievances.

To tho Editor Of Tho Timcs- Dispa.eh:
Sir,-To those OF US who arc informed
II ~ becoming rather bore to he told
80 repeatedly that tho Irish OncStiru ts
Engiand's domestic affair aud shat
lrciands grievances arc "himcrical.
1ha pages Or history prove most con
ciusivcly that Ireland Is t;uGl nd do
mcrtic problem in the same sense cN.
actly that occupation OF Belgium was
German problem. Tho testimony OF
English writer's and statesmen bcars
out this assertion, tho pro -Eritish press
10 tho contrary notwithstanding
Aside from tho validity OF England
title, however. ] believe IL IL admitted
that. if ireland Is oppressed as n rnoplc
and nation. she has right u Ice
heard by diBintcrcstcd Judges.
ireland SAYS she has been oppressed
for over seven centuries. and this is
corroboratcd by i.uEland's cmincn,
sta eSman. Gladstone, when hn said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
Books and Authors.

y y. button & Co. has just ssued ).
r. ': :-,r,,r ET"1. by Marjof'. haven
and Karl NlI Of sweden is ,nc ,j.
niirh"i tud fiery period 81 his;or,i
Mh'sh Ms. EiowGn las chosen az thg"
tn'" The authors keen historical I'M
a1'naiirn rccrcatcs an epoch ionr'
~ az nc world which Know Peter and
swollen. luxury-Ioving SaXonv' bar
haF'c i"r""icnt Russia Of The seven
" Thc. real Peter inc Great. toTnl
h"t N""h his oWn ambitions ana his en- I
I!trii2cnt aud inhcritancc mc-cilcssIyi
dr!Ncm toward by his far-sccing dreams
o; liussia's greatness and back again
ny me limitations which surroundcdt
H M.m. G iG i iiGnh and blood before our
ataiion: .Thi" u.s. in fact. ono OF the
most vivid aud forccful OF ali M;ssi
Bowcn's novels. y
rar EkiSh,'Ff srh for Lac, rsass;" gy Mary E,h
out Included IN tho book arc aScu
raj r,d brief biographies OF the soldiers
prominence during the war. giving. TIC
amount OF material on each subject !,
fna[ pleases the average reader. Tho
Champion Of ,Honor-King Aiber. on
sha T"ra INC rhc er tb OF ahs M AZ
CaptaiE .Guyncmer: "La Pairon 'Tbc i,
No. Marshal Foch: The Man Behind
"",.riser" as Man Of Iic,ory cry Ere er \
Gci hInrI, The I.iberalor Of Basdad1i
salem. General Allcnby: Tho Sp,rit @ /
Gnribadi Victor Emmanuel and His
armies ar - The Bis; Chicf'-GcnernI Per
Sn,hG me chivalry OF tho Sea--Admi- :
raj BEATTY; The Champion of Peace. 4
PRESIDENT Wilson. Each chaptor is i
ii,nstratcd with Il photograph OF tho
subject treated.
The Fire rlingcrs." bv w,,,a,, !
NcidiE, is tcnscly interesting storv
from the press Of Dodd MonJ {. Cam
pany Richard Hatton, taking advan
'afc OF u resemblance betWcon himscir
ana a man who has died under sudden
ana unusual circumstances is cnablcd
TO pass himself OFT as tho dead man Nv
charging clothes with him and shaving
on ms own beard. There was a hitter
necessity for the Disguise The dead
man had worn q heard for so MANY
years 'hat the deception is unnnticcd
~ any ono. oven his wife accounting
INC maSQuerader without question ns
her former husband. From This nojnt
on lnnumerablc complications arise.
including Il genuine love AFFAIR between
The new husband and wifc--sometbinr
ihat was entirely lacking in the past
In the end the wife learns or tho dc
ceptton. accepts the imitation husband
as genuine one. and start life ans.v
with bright future before Them. In
his treatment OF plot or nistakon
identity the author has achieved a
notable success and told n story ruli
of dramatic interest.
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clined to offer for reelection. People who
are familiar with Texas political conditions
have never doubted that Mr. Bailey could
have been reelected as Senator from that
State as long as he had ambition TO serve.
In no contest he ever made before the voters
OF That State. whatever the issue, did he fail
TO win. Had Mr.. Bailey's warning in the
past against dangerous party tendencies been
needed, both the party and the country would
have been better off for it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

visited by the writcr, the stronr,,
impression received was the ~.
n nSa', Mas st as irnl, Of The pupils 1
and those old familiar evidences !.
bad air in the. schoolroon,-duli Sy,ss
languor and lack Of interest-wu'e
windows. without exception faced Oh!
anu west. presenting u slantiug adju.'
inemt of window panes that insured
direct drafts rhs ssInarys:urc ~
kept between 30 and IS degrees, ~
the result that the pupils We're ali aid
pupils alike were comfortably clad
sweaters. In this school an ind!vidr
neat chart was kept for each PUT
Would DC d Msie%S and "ea5 sur ma
Of identification II the child had CO.
past twelve months. Contrast AZ
win the old scheme OF health c.a,
ina lions in our pubiic schools. and I
lack OF any health examination at =
In many OF our private education
institutions.
The first article OF belief In the mr.
gressire, school creed. then. Is hcat:
sound. sturdy body, together vii
an open mind. which shall DC give
luii opportunity for Initiative and sell
expression.
possible. From long practice we hal
grown to regard childhood az so mud
raw material. TO be showed throut
the funnel of system. then neat
separated into portions OF rcauis
length. breadth and thlcitncss-l
cnnIn OF aansascs Ana when til
scheme failed. tie blame was laid ~
~" material, while the real faul, w;l
piainly With the educational procp5
itscIl. Parents have been helpless MI
der the old regime, they know ,hrl
Chiidrca mated school. that they liyd
III stat. OF more or less sisncnd,'
animation from Saturday to Saturua
Whcn "a free day made IL poaYlbic I'd
them to exercise some power OF choiJ
IN tile matter OF pursuits ana Sol
expression. Yet parents never tool
thiS mighty valuable t!p-,hat inyo,
i've ~ more than half tho battle /
cducai ION. as in life
Mothers aud fathers failed 10 sco +
me iniEntr power OF Incentive and OF
thuS!a sni the answer to tn" ,rr-os
school riddle: why do haif-alfvc CHI
df"n craw TO school five days in II,
wees anu dynamite Young Vikinr
storm home to celebrate Satt,rd,yp 4
This should long ago have uoin,c
oui The weakness of our conycptinn.
school method The source OF nnw,
~ in desire ana emotion, as tho snIr,.
ot wcah ncss is In the absence ,
tho'n ma no pedagogical Ur1ccs
chn make II otherwise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Counsel for DR.. Ishada, the Japanese
alienist convicted OF murder In Maryland
sought to prove his insanity by showing that
lie was in love with Il trained nurse. Many
perfectly normal Americans would hold fail
urc of man to fall in love with a trained
nurse to be evidence of weak and dis
ordered intellect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

proclaimed as the right OF other subject peo-
pies. In effect, the United States has been
the mandatory power training the Filipinos
for self-government for tho past twenty years;
and, after course Of instruction for that
length OF time to urge untitness still
would be equivalent TO confessing lack of
qualification on its own part for man6a ort
responsibilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

In New Zealand crews OF ships strike
against the diabolical captalis.ic outrage Of
changing the brand OF table sauce without
consultation with the organization, and sci DOL
children strike against rcmorscless ty-
ranny OF assigning to them teachers they don't
like--practcal results OF the most ardent adj
vanced thought for the happiness peace ad-
vanccmcnt and general uplft of mankind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

When two eminent and earnest American
orators can conduct Il Joint debate before
Il crowd of 1900 without an exclamation
point or an italicized word in the whole eight
columns of il. we may feel that we have in
deed come to an era OF peace. or a glacial
period in politics.
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;,,b md .s,h Ui,i.ion..

Anxious Mother Richmond.--Thc
seventy scventh Division is at Cha
teauviilinn, and Will return home in
April; tho seventy eighth Division is
at Scmur and will return home IN
May. Tho Three Hundred and Eighth
Mnchine-Gun Battalion Is in tho Sew
enty-eighth Division; the one Hundred
and Thirty-seycnth Machine-Gun Bat
TALON Is in the Thirty-eighth Division,
which has been skeletoniaed and part
placed on priority, some units having
returned already. Savenay Is near the
French coast. not far from 81. Na2airc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
THURsDAY. MARCH p. 1919

Huns continue to protest against the peace
terms and swear they never will accept Just
at this time last year they were dropping
shells into Paris and swearing they would
not stop until they got there. And the
French, who then were losing each day a
little more of Franco, now are occupying each
day little moro OF Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Colonel Hayward, Of the Fifteenth Rcgi-
mont Of negro troops, made notable phrase
the other day when he said in an address,
Some OF these boys who were hocing corn
IN Alabama i'll May were dead French
battle fields in September and others wcro
carrying tho Stars and Stripes TO the Rhno
In November" He added that in 19l days
OF fighting tho regiment lost many killed
and wounded, but not ono man captured by
tho enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Having defined intoxicant as anything
liquid containing one-half OF per cent alco-
hol, the Anti-Saloon League should address
itself to the venerable problem OF defining
precisely the conditions constituting intoxi-
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

AS the European allies define their peace
policy more distinctly it is seen to be the
treatment Of Germany as dangerous lunatic
not to be trusted with airplanes or anything
else that might be used to injure itself OF
anybody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Those resolutions OF Missouri legislators
suggesting that they and United States Sen
ator Reed resign simultaneously and submit
to their constituencies their respective posi-
lions on the league Of nations, sound largo
and heroic but arc political tomfoolcry. Tho
practical result of such an experiment would
be the Democratic party OF the State with a
bitter internal fucd forcing general election
and inviting defeat with the loss OF tho scat
IN the Senate and probably a number OF seats
in tho State Legislature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Art finds its level. The Bolshevists are
employing futurist painters TO do all the of
fetal decorating. appropriately turning to the
portrayers OF the ugly, the horrible and the
incomprehensible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my topic,
excepting on lcEni aud medical sub.
irr1s, answered free. As fiji In
fuirir. ore answered directly by prr.
sopaI letter, n acIT-ndurcsscd. stamped
envelope Is required. Address, Is,o
1imcs Dispatch Information bureau.
KtChmonu, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Republican Senators continue to contend
that 1t will take lot OF doctorin' to adapt
the league OF nations constitution TO the
Monroe Doctrine
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Charcoal I.ph's Daily Thought.

dc mcancs man in dc wort" said Charcoal
Eph. rumina lively am de Church Deacon dat
polr' DC quarter he show he pew nciShbor an
slip penny in dc basket. Try ponc Mistah
Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Umpiring our national affairs for us the
Central Federated Union naturally rules that
after July l in case OF no ball it will call
strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

Stars.
Alone, in tho night
On great hill
with pines around me
Spicy and still.
And heaven full of stars
over my head.
White and topaz
And misty red:
Myriads with beating
Hearts OF nro
That aconS
Cannot vcx or tire.
Up tho dome of heaven
Like n great hill.
watch them marching
Stately and still
And know that
Am honored TO be
Witness { ~r,~
OF 40 much majesty.
Teasdaie in the New o,
~. s,sNsl
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Newspapers sn Germany.

Mother. Wilmington. No. YOU cannot
Scnd newspapers to your son Ia Ger
many with any assurance mat he viii
set them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

opponents af the. league vi nations constitu-
ton as at present drafted hang their various
arguments, is its presumed dcstructiycncss
Of the Monroe Doctrine and here they are in
hopeless minority. 1t is not thinkable that
this one OF the fundamentals in international
relations should be sacrificed or endangered
by President Wilson and his advisers AS
he has said, instead OF the doctrine being
sacrificed. 1t is being enlarged to encompass
the world In that view he has the support
OF no less person than Lord Robert Cecil.
OF Great Britain, and other leading states
men, as we'll as tho great majority OF Amer
ica's thinkers. But because OF the injection
of politics into this question, with which it
should have nothing to do. certain Americans
DO not want TO be convinced, and they will
not be SO long as it offers opportunity for
the manufacture Of political material
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

ono Hundred aud Twentieth Infantry.
". W. T.. N!rGilinp. The one Han
dred and Twentieth Infantry, Thirticth
Division. has already embarked for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
Health Talks by Dr. VIM. Brady
Vhc "oou Tusn DchcrNcs Another.
'touSti.nt NAtuusi

:. ony -.-". - ., HHNHN-. ,vMH'...'.' 'Hfr"t'
When the boy came yelling for copy the
sqfpp I'D sosrsaal,s 70
usus S@' S' Su The rniSs 0 Of
lhat we were not joking, but meant what t'S we
t thirty or sixty years 70 do: surely
and morning for such venerable lidics and gen
h 1s1 is folks ser T p gcase keep 9u of
f TAKEN in time KIT We have never maintained
sro yin old II they DO in suite OF advice
Se inc own May e eS a had aye
s sai in the heydey Of youth. way back when
W9uidnt be old folk: nowNtney coatdn', be
os s0mG y5a9I are sxeeeainsiy
&ssfs hhsF Is yguS
but suee 20 sny a. hH ssiene asas hGrg
NE con$idercd ihe primary Cause OF
ssl po Old "pHosca % b. in"
H5Feo the "i s nUdT in of +y Eprea
G Sood IN ii the great splanehnc pool in the alb
Third Of tic blood the BODY may aee ins
D1oken up by sonerylults And hnally so a"se
KSros OF h1mep,ary 'nbs and s,ralsHten out
ataeH bsnes cc GG Upon thaa o
These keeh fae a." wiir exrn how soo-,v
regularly done. oppose constipation stasis and
nerG, nov they oppose melnnchoiic
ana colo feet; low they bring back tho long
ty and eheerfulncss and don't Know What t. all
And always mean precisely WHAT i' ssH'
-, iiy them for a month. young folks of forty
ana you'll never GLOW old.
Questions md Answers,
SNhy Mothers and Fathers Hide Their Heads
- d crime 10 instruct their about
t he truths . Of IRE! Would haYe taken the
haye only now learned, when it is too la 1ns"eS
Answer--Pnrcnts who do not feoi equal 10
send their daughters to n 5ompetent Woman
p mH"n A.. and her 70 phyaie am
twelve years for Ths 'n is age sa Of
and sensible solution Of the problem ''' SUE
your Letter Such failure means ih"t YOU % ii. I'D
epe to fhe
you give strongly suggests that you arc wor-
naie for nbody ~ yo anq ,hat have rs Hni1 n
confidence in me. write again and This time bc
scent stamped envelope addressed 10 vnvr
self Then ] may be nbo to give you some in
Same Old Mothers. But thorc is one
aud tS Oh Ma aTng "9 3h md IN
room open at night. She insists that II Is SUN
hat the so Should ' be IN el 5se day'me Sp
exclude drafts 50 that shall take cold Is
:, Answcr-,No. bertha, she is hopclossiy wrong
Moth n, seldom think as highly OF fresh air
but after has re;ire% Hncak "Sy hc ne" %nG Msy
open and enjoy the air.
W he thcr i is harmful to take bath during
'"fHn ma%er1oNo. NJ G. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

TELEPHONE: Randolph 1.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with nlf depart
fnents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

What hatc is to get into argumcn mt with
ms Wife," said Jones
'That doesn't bother me-" remarked Smith
What don't like is that she never lets me
get into the argument"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

The Spanish have remarkable way say
ing "Saita Ell el lago, senior" This is plain
GO jump in the lake," but doesn't it sound
nicer?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
Domcstic Contribution.

s. Q. 81 am married and my mothcr-i in law
lives with INC. My wife is the finest woman
Earth. but she mothers and ia hesd of
tho family I don't want 20 argue with her
hut wish shed kid me littlo into believing
in my Importance What do you suE-
gcst? PERRY L..
Richmond. March FL, 1919.
Pcrry-tio home some night with lavender
your checks and n blonde hair or your la pol
have copy with you OF that wonderful song:
MY Peace Must Re a Cling" ana leave il tho
piano where she try il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

The New York Times in a wcll-considered
editorial tribute to Honorable joseph Weldon
Bailey as distinguished lawyer and states
man, who, in his time, was an ornament TO
the Senate both for his ability to speak we'll
and for solid knowledge" takes to task those
newspapers which have misunderstood his re-
cent remarks TO the Road Horse Association
diners and, therefore, have mistakenly con
cluded that he has quit the Democratic party.
These papers have another think coming
to them, says the Times because Mr. Bailev's
pronunclamento was more terrifying in the
index than in the book What said. /" was
THE comment Of Mr.. Bailey when his a,ten-
ttion directed TO the construction placed
on his remarks, was that l would not vote
for the candidate OF any party that insists
aon abridging my liberties and increasing my
Il taxes; whereuDOn he dcfics the lightning
and calls on anybody who doesn't like il to
read him out Of the democratic party: INT
he himself won't go, and he Will never, never
vote q Republican ticket. - little adroit
this, says the Times; and that is all there
is to it. Mr. Bailey merely calls attention
I'm an emphatic, not 10 say sensational, way
ito certain tendencies in the Democratic party
which he thinks must be corrected If he
put 1t somewhat automatically, that is his
way. Back OF his too dramatic formula there
lies real truth. MI. Bailey was talking not
to the Road Horse Association diners before
whom he nominally appeared, but to 'Mr
Claude kltchin and Mr.. Champ Clark. They
need not worry about his leaving the Demo
cratic party, but they might pay some heed to
the warning which he dressed in that fantastic
& garb. 1t was against these tendencies in
ttne Dcmocratlc party, TO which he saw q
majority OF ms party colleagues in Congress
snrrendering. that Mr.. Bailey protested when
q he resigned his seat In the Senate and de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

BRANCH OFFICES: wash
ingtor. 1916 New York Ave-
nue.; New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building: Chicago,
Peoples Gas building;
philadelphia. Colonial Trust
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
why Called Hampton nonus.

F.. ]. NJ, WIIminstOn, =. C.-In Eng
land in olden times (and now TO some
cxtcnt) safe waterways or harbors
from the ocean to q port or ports were
called roads, or ship roads. Hampton
Roads from whore tho James. Eliza
beth and Nansemond Rivers come to-
gethcr TO near the capes was called by
different names, some calling ii James
River, some Elizabeth River and some
Nanscmond River. To avoid this con-
fusion, in 1922 it was named Hampton
Roads in honor of Henry Wriothcsley.
Earl of southampton, treasurer OF the
London Company, Hampton being a
contraction OF southampton. The town
OF Hampton had Mready, three years
before, been named for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
Revived.

Revived.
We love 10 dig into the old scrapbooks and
haul things GU: like this
Patron-Say. you! That stun you sold me you
rats?
Druggist-ain't 1t:
Patron-No, it amt good for EN-: it kills EN-!
The Epigrammatist is one who say s n lot in
few words, THAT could have been spared alto
gether
y dentist digs IN and manages TO pull through:
and in the hardest Of hard times the man
with the itch manages TO scratch along. So
things aren't worse
Backwater always brings in more than it
takes out and darn sight less desirable.
Criticism.
Well Deacon. how do you like the new
preacher" asked Sister Amelia, after the SER
oh hes finer. said the Deacon enihusi-
astically. Hes got plenty o. hell-fire AN en-
,husiasm but eff he'd slow down Ice,c bit be-
fore tn let-us-pray I'd git better chance for
my nap, Sister,
1t doesn't make awholc lot OF difference about
the details OF peace terms, just the article
sticks when get it.
Millennium.
When birds begin 10 bray ana mules 10 carol
when nightn gales are not beautiful and hum
ming birds weigh four pounds, when women
dress modestly and men arc gentle, when war Is
considered immoral and matrimony is a con-
genial arrangement--whcn all these things
come pass and tn. stars shine in daytime
and fish climb trees
Then @ Man Congress will be a place where
We send wise men
ituruI Complimcnts.
o who would do n harm
TO a fellow who farms a farm? ID.
Who works all day
In tho dcvilisn hay.
Getting mp at the suns alarm?
lies jolly old top, say.
Ard long may he pitch his hay;
Here's health may he
pitch hay for Me
g., TN his Jolly old top turns gray!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

PVhIISHED every dny in the year ut 10 South Tenth
Street Richmond. w. by The Times Dispatch Pub
lshinE Co.. Inc. Charles T.. Hasbroo>, Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

ALL COMMUNICA-
TlONS 70 The Timcs-Dis-
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