Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

radicalSn have spread TO every land,
nc causes behind the facts we see all
churches. the, clubs. the societies. the
1 n"ns nm INTO 9,d the homes OF not only the
into those OF tho rich, tho powerful.
the ideailstic, tho romantic. tho roiig
OF two extremes: ono with a neurotic
conscicnce--the sentimental rich-sclf-
accusing 1T the thought OF living at the
conscience at all-potontial anarchists
-dissatisied with everything and
everybody.
Bolshevism is worldwide social
disease. We havo been fearing 1t in
America, and are. already graphing
KIN IT, In the effort to prevent Its
vented and cured: spargo's remedy
simple. practical. fascinatinE-is backed
a Mr. sPaeso is wrong Il
antisocial, because Its Ideals and its
methods are rs selfish and tyrannical
even those OF Czarism Itself. 1t emu
lates the worst and most oppressive
policies OF past oppression TO bring
about future freedom"
"THE WORLD 1920 ALMANAC. AND
ESCSCLOPEDlA." The Press Publish h.
!Yn ork c'n''anS' pulitzer building New
lane Among the latest s books e. but also
ute book. The World Almanac FOR
,SS haa been published. Aeeordlns to
ccrned in it's Preparation and publ
| cation. it excels in variety and com :
plcteness OF information any previous
the public will concur 1t is a stan
dard authority. and. as such. Is indis-
pensaole in every office. counting room,
nome, and on every desk.
Matters as reasonable as the league
or na.onS and as Unreasonable as
treated at length II. this Almanac,
along With the income taxes. the re-
corded weather. the election results.
and more matters besides than can be
indicated outside of the books own in =
dex. DO you want 70 know almost
dustEy,, religion. government. histor-
cal lnilcstones, navics, armies: powers.
h Sn =, .res!Gents and such? Here are
The World Almanac. obviously, is 10
society. After a rather close cxanlina :
! ton O. the 1920 issue, We con-
vinced that It Is short of detail only
on those affairs which will come TO q
mead just in time for the 1921 book.
IS, Il i,ire eh Of E. f r 6a;ton By E Co,
Il Dr. =, l1r3eat 1; Slllmore s,!res; the rec
York CITY. has collected into this vol
"me the sermons delivered to his con-
greFation during the critical months
Februar!, 1918. 20 April. 1919. As
1917. death. with the problems OF the
cary months OF the war. so this vol
um" IS concerned with our larger
duties during the final year Of war
and with the grave questions OF re-
contraction now confronting US.
These pages" says Or. Stircs in tn.
1ore"ord. deal simply and frankly
with III. duties and opportunities Of
= certain regiment of Christ's army.
, tnc Church, in state OF supreme
trial. The little suggests the gu :
prcIne duty OF the nation at this hour
20 kno" what are the essentials OF a
true peace for u people. what sacr!fices
must be made for national safety and
progress, and what call will tnsnire
those sacrifices and lead TO the larger
victory
n the ny s4f he fGs ss S ct
/ The Church Must Lead" through
/ The League OF Nations" "BoIshs
vLsrn." 10 Life and Immor.aiity.' and
Tho Deity OF Christ" The book is
dedicated to the sixteen men OF ST.
} Thomas Parish Who heard the high
call and answered with their lives.
SONGS OF THE CATTLE TRAIL
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