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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Voice of the People
Letter. must give the and address. of
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TO thc Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--"ln the thy face Shalt -hou
S St bread ;, TN thou return the Garth out
INTO dust G thou Shalt tNF 1Gsi 'hea Tr and
it n1 "SpIG naSfaE &c Of Scripture WAS true when
be until The end of time or man learns Inc art
least have e4rnsd my living BY this means n
since lave been large enough TO work and
70 am N, MOI nGh going 70 Kick write about
useless when INC peple unierstand and Others rs
r H9re &c than myself who can and have
ma. ii W WEeS fo IND Gou"Iy Is passing through
work or could get work and were in a posi-,
Ghmod &C. ,n Ggt do like 5g' as am in
H hdE no; worki"s wiish is not my desire
and the pleasure OF saying few words to You
During The war believe tho country had
w"r< or tsht law and ] in favor .: using
T.; az VINO wish TO work, and ara Tble do 30.
ana iorce tne rest TO work or starvc. Enforce
Let wotE %"i land yau an are nor or
so9.y or sad only n the a aG WHEN -
essential industry 10 win peace and eon,cn, and md
living and stop the high living for the PRESENT n;
, The " i iP3 ~, Just nov has face tho
Only makes conaios ' wose Sw and Ng nee t? SO
mG lirvs W ,bs ee w c9ystinE all branches Of
would get results or find the base OF ali OF he
Everybody :hat is somebody has way to
rcmedT me eountry's condition from the 7rssi.
seen. TO nc what NC need now is TO enforce
the best remedies or get better ones The work
or Acht law worked fine during the and
tHe Work or S'aiNc law will work tho sam. WAY
during pe.!cc. anyway, there is no'hiar like
frying J.. tot ~" eneht OF those ~ WORK.
ing and trying to live.
In ,rJ.ng to suggest out OF dozen OF
my Vows along this line. am telling some
ihin& ne" or wish to hinder The means that IS,
or W.! be used 10 bring about normal .ondt-
ti"nS. but wish to aid the country in sonra wa.
ana try 10 obey ono passage Of the Scripture i:
no moro and possible.
=, In case ap.ial Or the government nreds
billions, say fifty sixty. OF bonds COR peace
and | viii I'M: the first bond that comes on the
market within reach. and as many able.
Tic people have got 10 go to work, and tho
country motto should be: shut and go
to work" GEO r I.ROSEI
Richmond. Va. December j. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
inc Nun Convinced Against His WILL
Copyright 1919. national New.pap.r -

ENponcnts OF the catching cold phobio .,
ditch think the latter metSphor is tho ts m .oSs
MudI at ma NO t wsn, tm.yvo taken TO throwing
'hf ,, Tear n, of drafts
eondue,ins actual eSpermenis. " using ofT m
mna wh, Of n"sSse il sn0rt
aass ,h aS have if any hs lining Of the nose
has been assmet ey sno mifHliy,Sodnie knows it
s"rfas. Srv Of the h blood that smiling
ststion OF internal parts and organs results
tae tsy M nMsrG burning Witches in
a arhnS the e1ast Of any disease which
Of tate years doctors mere pronoumeia mc nu5
does not settle every problem of health ana
s ,fr have taken to the fence. riley sit
a Sc "nc ne i fence asrecng with radicals on
arc infections. essentially caused by bacteria.
coddcs on the other side ea eMpos9 oa mSy
To tnH naG &C and is therefore
we bark and show our ''t teeth. but they 81,
t tsN1 o" o" ,nG Sor tonSe nee: They're afraid jump
anxious public to secure plenty OF fresh air.
ana and, all that sor; OF thin= yet beware of
and that when the skin is chilled the '' tens
throat This is Unfortunately the 5oy "! ' on
rc,cl onses,ion of tho in'ards from "a ch t'iH
Of he surface of the body. Yes. tho conges-
;iGn .! lie nose nas Mu%a a' is mot
SMUT n Go 6 aes less shae and 50 Is
solid yet. Mudd ana Grant Very Kindly snr
sons &c hs for TO Try
inc internal part tsay the lining of the throaD
r"siliinE from surface chilling may favor bac
able ways, as by diminishing the local supply of
Fo ,Se ssSss Of ,s s s1ed
so Tc,d FORT. q j., and SO on OH your perch The
TO come down--just keep arbitratinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
100000 FOR SOUTHERN
CAMPS AND FLYING FIELDS
l."usc Tentatively Approves APP
Preparations for Uphecp OF
Ten establishments.
WILL ABANDON CAMP EUsTls
But Government Will Buy Land in
order to Salvage improvements ,
MISUNDERSTANDING Sum to BE
Spent ut Camp Bragg.


WASHINGTON, Dec. I2.-Exnendi.
lures Oh more than $4,000. 900 at army
CAMPS and aviation fields at Il half
. s,ore pI'ces IN Southern States were
House in considering a bin. maxim
funds available for the War Denurt,
ment to complete military projects
scattered throughout the co,,Htrw
None OF the items carried in the bill
Tor southern camps were rejected.
Final action on the bill was DELAYED
UNI! tomorrow by demand for tho
reading Of the engrossed measure and
before tho vote on passage or tho bin.
effort Will be made TO restore "a pro
vision for the purchase OF the Dayton
Wright airplanc plant, and adjoining
hcld at Dayton, Ohio. for S2.740.U0O
Dayton Tentatively Rejected.
By tie vote, the purchase Of tho
layton plant was tentatively rejected
today. though previously the House
had approved government purchase OF
Il plant at Buffalo. y. Y, for sl.SO4. 600.
ETor; to amend the bill so as TO
prevent or delay the abandonment of
camp Eustis. Va. was defeated. but it
was agreed TO by the House that SA2.-
600 more should be spent there for
the purchase OF :hc land. The land
purchase was authorized to preserve
government investments in improve
mcnts. now on the land. The refusal
TO order that abandonment OF the
camp be withheld until the activities
planned there may be transferred else
Wheic. carried VAIN IL a direction that
the camp be salva.ed TO the best
advantage OF the government"
Large Sum fer Camp bragg.
For Camp Bragg. y. g. the House
approved the largest single cXpend!-
turc at any Of the Southern camps
There the department was authorized
to spend H.l2S.000 IN carrying out
plans for buying land
Construction Of road between the
camp and Fayetteville. costing $4,000
also was provided. as also $4,000 for
buildings now partly completed.
Among the land purchases. those In
southern states. We're at Miami. Fla
Chapman Field, s1l.500: Richmond,
aviation depot. $500: Langley Field.
Va $1,000. and Camp humphreys,
Va. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
AMERICAN VESSELS PLYING
EVERY HIGH SEA ROUTE
hed"lr Of Passenger Sailing.
men includes ~ Vessels,
VIII He AmpIifeJ.
b. nniycr.al sar,lc. ,

y.e.c nnii iNGTpN, Dee. l"-Amcric,n
iic i,adn a'f h!S'ns passenger and traf.
sens, according to A lucmor.u,,,,,, ~
.oilii w. koSsctcr to Judge John 49,
~, "!nri chairman Of the Sh,pni,Io.
today hiapc pubic
Inc present schedule Of p,sscp-cr
, aa'iihi;s. which nov includes nfty'one
IN tI,.io anu VII be anipiifei from t:mc
p!Gtcd. viii he az follows;
nree steamships from Now York to
ss oIu', ,sd and ChcrbourI four vcs-
TO Antwerp via Cork: ;hrc. ia I,i.i
ports' TOUR u Southern French ma
~" I''.h ports: two to Northern AC-ir;,
t"o To Spain; three TO Turiscv ,;rcc,c
and Ronmani;, six 10 I,rizjl ana
Ecniina: two to Colombia, v"ncz,ici,.
ana brazil: two TO the wcst ..o.st nf
-, ga, ,"ree 10 Capctown and two to
me west coast of South Anlcric.
on the Pacific Coast four shjns wiz
p p,!, ,oe,"cch lhc United states ond ia.
bn 'ipp'mes me-. nina and Japan: four viii
aH ii, ana Japan and like nunbc.
pines, Straits and India
NO present provision is made for
Australian trade. but this Will be cared
The above described passenger ser
ines, h,, says the memorandum. and
should be supplemented with
feeders. particularly in the Mcdjtcr-
rancan. South American and Cricnt
trades. For such feeder service We re-
cure spcciai tyne OF small light draft
steamer with limited hut Comtortablc
passenger accommodations especially
adapted for tropical conditions
Mr.. Rossctcr believes the board
should proceed with the construction OF
hIsh class cargo liners and makes
recommendations FOR the construction
OF twenty 1000 tons each ships: TWEEN
~ 1000 tons; twenty 10000 tons, and
ten ll.v00 tons.
These vessels would have a spccd Of
from eleven TO fourteen knots Mr.
itossetcr also suggests the Construc.
ton OF ten small passenger ships and
the routing Of American vessels so
mat IN no case would American inter
cStS conflict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
The Treaty and the Senate

DRESiDENT WILSON has very c.,ndidl,
stated that he is no. at this time dis
posed TO renew his igh, for the ratification
Oh inc treaty OF peace "ith Germany He is
content 70 await the Sonatcs pleasure ~; ,o
me future OF that document The riopubli-
can majority has 20 mutlatcd the measure
WIN reservations that It's iiicblood has been
drawn After this nulilation had been ac-
conpnshed, the treaty was rejected
All ms IS the work OF the bodv which
mas the constitutional authority 10 consan,
TO all treaties which may be NEGOTIATED hc
tween The United States and foreign com
tfIeS. II does not seem 10 the President lbal
MS duties require him further to pciitinn
senators yet awhile for q reconsideration OF
lhclr acton He made lis very plain to
Senators Hitchcock ana FAN, who had called
upon To consult with him regarding the New
can policy
Meanwhile the country undoubtedly is be-
coming more ana more FESTIVE over the un-
certainty regarding Tie peace situation
Everywhere polls arc being taken by news
papers and every where men and women are
using Inc journals 10 press their demand
MAJ me treaty be revived. that the rcscr-
vations be rcconsidcrcd, and that the work
nc f"'ihcd al the earliest possible moment
lmportnni organizations as, for cxamplc the
New ork Chamber ol Commerce are cIainor
! me Tor quick action, and are appcaIjnr IN
the senate to yield enough to the ,rcsidept
TO make possible the ratification of an ac.
ccptabc treaty
There can be no duub, that the Scna,c
/ itself IS concerned over The situation That
pody apparently has changed i'll mind re-
/ garding the adoption OF the Lodge rosolu-
| ton declaring that the state OF war he, wncn
! the United States and Germany no Longer
| exists. Senator'S EoL impatient Ia sipn
| away all Americas rights in the peace TO bo
! MADE with Germany. They seem eager Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
EOlSHEViSTS MAKE LITER
ATTACKS ON ESTHONIANS
In Southeast Russia soviet Army i
Driving Hard Against Deni-
kine's Volunteers.
By Associated Press

LONDON, rhursday, Dec. ll.--Bol-
shcvist attacks continue alonS the Is
ihonian front south OF the Gulf oc
Finland and cast OF Narva according
10 an official l;sthonian statcmen,
Wednesday n!Sht.
Ri,teT fighting has been going on
along the Eorostell- Yam
burg sector, but all attacks have been
renuiscd BY the t.sthonlans. IL is said.
folshcNist forces have again heavily
attacked the left 'amll OF General Dcni-
tcr's volunteers back To depth OF
thirty or forty miles along from,
from 800 TO zoo miles long.
The Reds are within nfty miles OF
kharkov aud Poltava, and arc swing
ing around TO the southeast Of kicv,
which also is threatened from the
northeast. according 10 news from
South Russia. The situation gives rise
to anxiety.
On the Caucasus front. however. the
BolSheviStS have been rcpulsed before
TzaritZan with heavy lossos Don
CoSsacks also have been successful in
pushing back the Reds. Fighting on
the southern front has curously re-
w,crtcd 10 the type OF tho days of
Waterloo.
Cavalry has gain come into its own
ana is proving its superiority to In
ties arc being waEcd by wcll-traincd
mounted men
An official statement issued at Rot
shcV.St headquarters in Moscow CON
firms reports that severe fighting has
taken place in the Narva region. II Is
CANNED that many prisoners have been
captured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Keyboard Touches
Customer and Salesman.
by FRANK II. BROOKS,

Wien q Inan--with women it is different
goes into u store To make purchase. he thinks
he knows exactly what he is going to buy. IL
the salesman Doesn't understand his business
the chances are that the customer will buy
cording to his first intention. If the salesman
IL correct in his diagnosis OF human ma ture lie
VIII sell the customer what the Sa esman wants
him TO buy The salesman who has this gift
VIII never be ou OLA job long a he wants
ono. These opposing conditions curious
studies
NcArly every man Is rather humptious over
the idea hat he is master OF his Will. He might
be correct in a horse trade. in the transac-
ton of deal Of larger dime MS ons But iW
SLOT" the average buyer acts If he wished
he lch or induced TO buy contrary 10 his first
intention. II Is Il curious fact that man will
lsmi any Gnort to convert him in a church
sense, bat III making a purchase of A
even a set of shocetr ini:s. he rather con-
N!ntclncnt The salesman who read
WISH OF . customer is something Of genius
lie must have combination courtesy and
tact The longer salesman s in business the
NOR he VIII learn What lie says and does
will bc talked about in the street and at home
m" boss will keep tally. II he has the bonus
system The salesman will get his at the end OF
INC year. II there is no bonus. there will be an
addition TO his salary. The salesman who does
business for his employer is on the way, to an
been treated with considera ton, who has been
induced to buy is sort Of silent partner Of
the efficient salesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
FIVE AMERICAN ACES
PLEAD FOR DEPARTMENT
Want All Airpinne work Placed ruder
Direction of tcronautIcaI
Bureau.
* Associatcd Press. ]


WASHINGTON. Dec Five Am.ri-
can aces. credited with having broup n,
down more than fifty German airpIanc.
advocated today before a House si,b,
committee the creation of an aero
nautical department OF tho Eovrrnmen,
10 90 ordinate all aerial activities. The
sr1nn included Captain Eddie" Rick
cnbach"r. ofliciall credited with twenty
seven air Victories in France: Msior
IhArle3 j. Biddlc. Philadelphia: Capt3in
i. =. <indlcy. Graavctte, Ark: Maio
=. y. Mcissncr. Birmingham, Ala. and
captain j.. y. Hca!ey. WashinCton Ali
masertcd that the air forces in France
wouih have been much more cficinn,
II administered by 4 department of
acronal:ticS VI
Glenn l.; Martin. Cleveland. veteran
nplrhbtiamc designer. and builder: j. *.
honinson. Greenwich. r. r.: Coloncl II
L.. Arnold. San francisco: Archie Mii,nr
Nashington: Captain Wa!tc, l.. Law
son. Langley Field. Va. and Lieutcn-
ant-Comniandcr r. l.. BcllinEcr. com.
mandcrs of the NC during tho trans
atlantic flight. also expressed Their
views. Commander Bcllinger. TESTIFY.
ing as to the advantages of a unitcd
cir service from the standpoint of
naval Myers. said that the naval air.
forces, while working well were rot
up to fun efficiency and could he i'm.
PROVED through the proposed consoii-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
A Daily Once Over

have ny n mame IL 50 hard for your daughter TO
T., ION "e so era bbed and discourteous Inn, clio
her. 'S !ouhg man calls
po hlounE persons Interested in each Other arc
that. - . e''"P'h!' remember
II they cannot meet whore they ehould mo,
NY WIZ Try TO make other arran.emcnIs "
W9 ,uiu You not rather your da ughtcr enter
80, nI ne sort Of father OF whom a daurh,e, is
=, 80 anu make IT 1t pleasure FOR her IL cnicr
'"th NoInS men at nor home 100 :
Nltth IL Is comfortable at home and hor
Tor d re in"ne 8" welcome there is no reason
Gu van to protect Your daughter an Won
80 '..,' NY hs 'ht"r"sl cd possible in her
cless @, ;.nd YOU want her the better
iha, n,n;Sr, GnS men. nut you must Understand
e"I IN" a gracious hand % her friends
i,',.' SIti VINO mas SUCH home attracts ,h,.
'!sHt pcrsons-Copyr!sht 1919 vac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From tho Richmond Dispa tch. Dec. 10, 1862

General Candy YESTERDAY appointed Jesse j.
Undcrhil clerk OF the Second market vice
j. T.. Tyler removed. and Charles Il. Zincke
wciGhinastcr, vice John j. Crutchicld, removed.
\ look at blazing Are does more to
warm and cheer one than all :hc fashioned
steam pipes ever made. says the New York
Times.
Richmond ladies so much false
with their own that it is rather difficult TO tell
which is switch.
The virginia Plaster Co. chartered by Judge
Johnston, late of Washington County Circuit
Court. hled It's charter with the Secretary of the
Commonwealth Yesterday. The capital stock is
l.. ~ Catlct. OF stanton. is the president OF
tho company
There have been only small sales OF tobacco
This week and the market dull and unset
tied. The ma nufacturcrs arc closing up for the
year and the most OF them off tho leaf
market.
The receipts Of cattle this week have been
light. only 1870 cattle, 200 sheep and ninety live
hogs being received.
Governor Walker yesterday tegraphcd from
Washin ston. To Judge Crl1mp follows: II
almost certain that Virginia will be
t,r"tr"tlv admitted. and her Senators and rep-
rcscntativcs seated in Congress"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
IA SHIPS ARE WRECKED
OR CRIPPLED BY STORM
North Atlantic Coast Visited by
Gallo Which Works Great
Havoc.
DRIFTING SNOW BLOCKS TRAINS
Northeastern Provinces OF Canad;,
Hard Hit-Amcrican Steamer Lake
GaIewood, Aground i'm Gulf OF St.
Lawrence, VIII BE Total Loss.
JBy Associated Press. /,

HALIFAX. N. s., Dec. l2-Fourtecn
vessels wrecked. missing or making
recorded By the marine authorities to-
day as victims OF storms which swept
the north Atlantic coast during the.
a seventy i've milo gallo from tie
Gulf Of ST. Lawrence was sun rag
ing over Ncwfoundland today, and
train service there was blocked by
drifting snow.
Some OF the ships In Distress.
Among the vessels were :thc steam
or Pro latria. used in coastwisc pas
SSesnger and trciEh, service. which LEFT
H. Wco nierre, MiG, for sydney, y. :,
ing; the United States shipping Board
Sstueamcr Davidson County. disabled
9 3To miles east Of Halifax, by Tho loss
ers PWorl IN tow OF the American steam
froi,-MM,cst FOCUS. and the British
vessel. whic; %rnsee. :. iormor German
Canso. vac 1" u'StrcSs east o,
man nc british steamer Curmania. WIN
which coiiIdndl phssengcrs on board.
W., ,vnd ,o about 500 miles OF, this nort
here toniESsi, Was expected to reach
rirc ." ""% I.syr nSr o ,,,. steam.
thirty i.i Tg gn ,;n. MGreian. Wien about i
day. caused her TO dire Dire, race h yestcr-
IIsoward this mort. The Mc mGI course
i3osson on December 8. She had nc no
The steamer Chetopa los, ,wo
of pTi' fI blades about $50 miles south
9sea iGa,!ia Ak, ana Was reported unm las
;, Late messages from hS mnri.,
!: steamer ,rrn, lake Lakewood. iriyan n
Gull Of s., Law i199d Ilslsnd. IN ,l,e
shc would be a total loss Al VIA
in me- OF the crew were rescued bv
American steamer. the LIZ .nnother
Is aground on Cape Blue oo"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
SECRETARY BAKER PREDICTS
GREATNESS FOR SAN JUAN
Points 0nt IncreasinE Importance of
Porto Rtran Port Due TO
Panama Canal.
fBy Associated Press.

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO, Dec. IL
Discussing new world trade routes
which are being developed because OF
the Panama Canal. Newton D. Baker
United States Secretary Of War, said
today that il is of common interest
that the main port in the Caribbean
should be on Porto Rican soil"
Mr.. Baker pointed out the import
ancc to the United States Of Sharing
fully in the activities and benefits ac-
cruine from increased world trade and
emphasized the fact that Porto Rico
is an important station on new rouN :
passing through the canal. Transpor-
tation between the United States and
the island must be Immediately pro
vided. he sa id.
with shipping through the canal in
crcasing each month"; MIR. Baker sa id.
Il see the time when a second isthmian
canal may be necessary"
MI. Baker congratulated tho island
people upon the part they played in
the war, and assorted it was the dc
sire of the people Of the United States
that relations between The island and
the nation should be much closer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Five Stages.

tim so happy TO meet you. Mrs Brewster.
delighted. l assure YOU"
Nell, isn't Mrs. Brewster the dearest cr.a
'ure; She comes over 10 the house often and
w. have such good times
5-"Mrs. Brewster has bought the lovcliest
gown Jack! Don't you think she's charming?
You do, Iluh'
1-''Nc1 wonder why Mrs. Brewster comes
&c the house so much. She's getting to he =
nuisance. And jack
DO know Mrs. Brewster? HIM,
believe Was once acquainted with the per-
SON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
CANADA SENDS GOLD TO
CHECK EXCHANGE DROP
American Dollars Now Worth s1.IO in
Montrca1-Sf Sent IN
New York
Bv- Associated Press.
Y lNW WON l. H. >. ris,

NEW YORK, Dec. Ia.ETT;aa C,ar,dia
government is shipping sl0.G00,006 in
goid TO this city, 1t was 'announced to-
DAY Tor the purpose of meeting obli-
probation in Montreal EXCHANGE NC
Canadian exchange YESTERDAY d.
ciined s43.76 per $1,000, which carried
me rate 70 allO, or q premium Of ii
per cent on american dollars in Mon
,rea!. sale of Canadian grain bills is
believed to have accumulated the we,t9
ness Of exchange can
rms is the largest import of gold
from Canada since last June. The Gold
MI " De sold on arrival to the Federai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
IRISH FARMERS PROSPER
Organization Society Hold,
Meeting and Hears Reports
at Dublin.
fRv Associated Press

DUBLIN. Dec. 12.-Rcports were sub
mitted at tho annual meeting of the
Irish Agricultural Organization So
ciety Thursday showing that the CO.
operative movement has been a great
success in ireland.
During the past year there has been
an increase in turnover from f7.550.00
TO over f9.000,000.
Sir Horace Plunkelt. who presided
over the meeting, while recalling the
aud included men OF all parties. con-
dcmncd any government proposal for
dividing ireland into two parts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

Senator Hitchcock predicts as probabl
outcome Of the rejection Of the peace treaty
by the Senate the reversion OF German ships
seized by America TO their former owners
through libel suits brought in foreign ports.
That is a possibility, OF course, but Il very
remote probability If Germany ever gets
those ships back, it will pay full value for
them and America is not just now in a
notion to reduce its merchant marine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

What practically constitutes an u,imatum
has been sent to Germany by the supreme
peace council. IL its terms are refused then
the allies must adopt coercye military
measures Should further invasion OF
enemy territory become necessary, il is I'M
likely that the United States through whose
failure TO ratify the peace treaty the trucu-
lcnce of Germany has been reborn, will have
any share
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

II appcaFs That there an elderly lady
%ho moved by AN ccccutrciiy wholly incom-
pa;ihlc with sanity, and WHO therefor, ms,
nave been a Nut, took up her residence in =
shoe. she had a large famly--so many chill
drcn' IN iact tina; she utterly unable TO
''o room Tor them 50 She chastiscd them Sc
Vere!y and compelled them 10 retire wi;hou,
their evening refreshments. How treating then,
rough solved the problem OF housing her prog
ency, history does not explain: bui most liEcIv
she was IN an irritable frame OF mind and got
LOT OF satisfaction out of it. We arc inclined
70 believe the whole tale fanc!ful and do no,
care 10 vouch for any part OF ii;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

means that the settlement will closely follow
the lines or the treaty agreement entered
into between the three countries named
above in 1915, by which Italian aspirations
were met, and that country induced to enter
the war