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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
A Daily Once-Over
Don't Underestimate the Other Fellow.
BY J. }, MuNDT.

When you reach point whore you think
YOU cannot he caught mapping, you are too
cunning. then you are ripe for picking by
sCmc really clever person.
The moiN successful You have boon In your
manipulat!on the more likely you to
tract AS your conQuerorS men women who
are far your, superiors in shrewdness.
The more ihoastful you become the greater
your chance Of being victimized
You aye nothing but molding clay in the
hands of the right one.
You can he twisted and turned You have
twisted and turned others of less business
acumen thaa yourself
The fact that you dispute this statement is
s;;!"ns eEihcnce mat you have Just the ex-
handle by really shrewd man.
That you have pulled of some big deals is
Just The reason why you are meat for man
more clever than you are--if II is worth while
ioi him To down you.
The ones you worsted were really small fry
In comparison 10 tho big ones. You are small
Fry 10 the man higher up
Your pleasure gHineh from nfa ted opin-
ion o. YOU self IS short lived,
profits Is Inc ono who is most successful
profits by t.-Copyright. 1920
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From Other Viewpoints
Go Z" tho HoOphyte, Sir Eric.
ny ALFRED u. WILLIAMS.

Sir Eric Cieddes. British ambassador, he
came popular throughout this country from
the day he arrived lie gave the impression
which everybody absorbed. OF quiet common
sense. good nature. honesty frankness and alb
sonce OF swank' Yet his Memorial Day adj
dress, widely published. in pcssirnistic
tone To which thoughtful and foreseeing
americans d" not respond. He in prcsen,
world conditions nothing hut trouble and dan
ger. In the individual life, with it's routine
Of eating s!Geping and producing children.
fe sees little worth while
Go To the ant, thou Sluggard" saws Solo
mon. Go TO the zoophyte. Sir Eric consider it's
Ways and deeds and he wise "Zoophyte" is
tho dict 'onary name OF the living atom that
builds the coral Countless trillons OF IL have
lived and wrought few days o minutes each
their world a foot or so of water in Southern
seas. Particle by particle, through many
centuries. they have built beauty and utility
Gar stretching groves OF brii!ian, color. great
protective reefs, islands and continents
Considering himself and his NE as isolat cd
'hings. the greatest man cannot credit him
self with having done much. Taking himself
MS part Of an inoonceivabiy immense purpose
extending from before ti- beginning 10 long
after tic ending Of timcc, know it, and
seyond AL OF the universe we can see or
imagine the humbles man or woman who
has lived deccntly well may know tho salts
faction OF achievement The smallest thing
done TO make the world or mankind just lit :
tie better brighter and happier is "A particle
oi the structure tho consummation OF which
We may know no more than the zoophyte OF
fifty thousand years ago knew of the islands
IL was helping build, on which cities stand.
Sir Eric himself has opportunity such as
rarely is accorded any man OF contributing n
very large particle as our PARTICLES go. Great
Hritain ana IN" United States the muster
powers OF the world. circumstances have
made US So, regardless OF question of the su-
Ierlority or the breed. Working together,
with common sense applied conscience alert
ana faith awake. We c:n reorE8nxe mankind
o. sound foundations. avert years of disaster
and misery from humanity, direct into good
courses the events OF coming centuries. Much
mutual patience and confidence arc needed to
assure tho oo-opera sn OF thu real honesty
and high Intent of t1s real people of tho twt
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The Poets Corner
Many SORROWS.


Beautiful she was TO look upon
And beautiful to know,
And all who knew her lover her.
There was none to whom she was not
compassionate in her word or her
There was none of whom she did no.
think we'll
In quiet room. my head upon her
breast,
Often have / heard her heart beat.
Often have l listened to the voice of
her heart.
And its speech was the speech of
many sorrows.
But of her own sorrows she smoke
not:
She spoke only of tho grief that coma
to her for healing;
And her speech was silence.
Murmur of wind.
Mute spaces of sky
These were her caresscs and her heal
And with silence and wind and skv
she Is now one
Not separate.
She us gone.
Remember her IL you will,
For, me she is still everywhere
And never TO bo forgotten!
out Of the dawn
The fringed lashes OF btue gentians
widen to her eyes;
Through the hot day
The shadow Of her presence revolvcs
As the cool finger on tho sun-dial;
In the afternoon
Shaken. light burns in the memory
And ut evening
All my thoughts go Hutteping, gray..
winged. after her,
And am come back to my Mother
"'' = By 9Rssnpst.s Marks, IN thu !
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MINfATt'ItH AI.M\N,C
ADVERTISERS ELECT NEW
ORGANIZATION OFFICIAL S
Indianapolis Convention Makes An
nuul Awards for Special Work
by Publicity Men.
ny Ass-rC!at"i P-Css
DAN iNh n

INDIANAPOLIS. lND.. June 10
Charles y. Otls. o. Cleveland. was
unanimously elected president. and
Park :. Fl0fca OF indi'uapolis. was
reelected secretary manager. At the
CLOSING session 81 Int ---,-rI...t ...,.
nua! Convention OF the Associated
Advertising clubs OF The word here
late today.
The, Baltimore Truth Trophy.
awarded annually for the most dcn-
mite and practical work in promoting
truth In Advertising. was awarded
10 the Cleveland Advertising club.
Toledo Was SECOND. Milwaukee third
and Portland fourth. The trophy Is
large silver emblem and WAS held
IN Indianapolis during the nnst year.
The Los Angeles WOWpD's club
trophy, silver vase, wue awarded
the Chicago Womaus ClUh, as being
the !irst in assisting the government
and stimulating the interest OF WON.
en- IN advertising. The darcy cup
for tho best work In organizing new
clubs. went to Dcs MOiucs and the
Dallas Club wac awarded the trophy
for having the largest percentage Of
women members present.
The resolutions adopted opposed
any tax on advertising and urEcd
support of the Department OF Agr!-
culture The convention ratified the
action OF awarding the 1871 meeting
TO Atlanta, Ga.
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Is II "I.ihby Prison-t

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir notice story in this mornings paper
in regard to Libby Prison and the Coliseum at
Chicago | lived in Chicago when this
built and II Is my impression that only the
Wabash Avenue walls were the !orpcr Libby
Prison walls and that the architecture was
possibly slightly altered
THIS muCn Is faCt--Which can he verified by
any Of the newspaper men of that time.
When being constructed the original door
wa; or cntr.'n nee was used---in tnn arch over
the doorway was the name Libby Prison." In
slender Gothic lettering. Ono niShi-aiter the
steel work on the roof was almost ccmplct cd
the construction. without warning fell. which
so injured the old entrance that another had
to be built and on the new entrance the words
Libby Prison" omitted.
was one bloc away. on state Street when
the iron work folI and heard the crash.
have seen the original doorway--and give
this for what ii may be worth to those who
are interested in the final disposition of the
famous old Hotel" W. a. DANIEL
Nashville Tenn. June .. 1920.
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News of Fifty Years Ago
(From Richmond Dispatch, June H. 1S70)

All %: the government property at Camp
Grant viii I've sold next Monday by order Of
would seem to indicate that the government
has ut last reached the conclusion that Vr-
ginia ~ properly reconstructed and no longer
its borders.
Major j. w. Kelly. of fredericksburg. has
suffice nt'y recovered from his injuries
seat in the House OF psseates 20 and his ms hs
Gid on yesterday.
The treasurer of the Relief Committee yes
tsrday received z check for $1,000 contrib,
sufferers from the Capitol disaster.
The congregation OF the Sycamore dis
cipies1 Church. whose house of worship was
OF the House OF MISUNDERSTANDING bought tho
fine lot on the corner of Seventh and Grace
He niu6 inE nee Of the late DR. Pean1 met
church edifce. Several committees were APP
as follows: James Word '"ai eorss a. " Ansis.
Stacey and william Lyme.
MRr rH In this city on the s'h Of June
Mrs: Amadh Wendell both late Of Germany. No
cards
a terrific Storm ragged last night and is stlll
age las been done To telegraph lines almost
entirely cutting off our usual Geographic dis
roads northward
The President haa approved the bill in
creasing the cmoluments OF United States
marshals who have to be employed in taking
Lodge. No. II, a. F. s. a. NJ, the following
were elected to serve the lodge for the en-
c sI sssloE SaTasn psni sssI junior ii
e ssHeas%Y e o ss!s,
ards; James E. Riddtck, tners ~ 80 ~
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.ANT|-TUBERCULAR SERUM
SAFE TO USE ON INFANTS
Few-MOnthS-Old Infant May IsC
Vaccinutcd With Preparation
Perfected by DIR. Rappin.
Bi DIX. HAI'TIN.

Bi DIX. HAPPIN,
inventor of the tntl-Tubc rcul n r
serum.
PARIS. Juno l0.-lt Is possible 10
vaccinate II fcw-montha-old infant
against tuberculosis. thereby taking
great step In preserving the race
against tho terrible disease which,
Is ravag!nE the world more than ever
since the close Of the war
Since 1902 have been expert
monting with auti-tubrrcuiar vac
cincs. | finally arrived Ut II forum
la which Is perfectly innocuous. Will"
having nnti-iubcrcular baciili or re
markablc power treated by Nuorin
AMI sodium
Hitherto experiments on guinea
pigs. dogs. horses and cows have
shown the possibility OF rendering
the animals immune 10 virulcnt tu-
bcrculosiS by injections OF this serum.
owing TO the hnrinlcssncss uf TN"
vaccine. | urgently advise antt-tu-
hcrcular vaccination FOR human
beings. especially for infants.
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A Touch Of Life
Deceived.
Hl SIDELIt:iIT HENRY.

After breathiessly awaiting Fame IL came
to recent day. We received "A letter
asking for our photograph,
You don't know how 1t thrills to be asked
for your photograph. maybe. The sensation is
indcscribabe. We sent it. In deep apprecia-
ton of the affection conveyed by the request
But we have been thrown down Yester-
day we saw ourselves made into "A half tone
reproduction in hair ton!c advertisement.
We were labeled Before Taking" But the
humiliation was somewhat relieved by tho fac;
that After none other than our good
friend and wc!l-known piano player, Ignace
paderewsti,
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HUNGARIAN CABINET is
FORCED OUT BY REDS
Unable TO Cope with situation Gre
htcu ny Trrrorirts Premier md
Ministry Quit.


VIENNA. June lO-The Hungarian
cabinet, headed by Alexander ST.
monyi S"mcd"n. Premier and Minister
Of the Interior, has resigned, accord
Ing 10 hdviccs from Budapest today,
the reclamation OF the ministry.
me hh!lccS said, was caused by iis
inability To cope with Tho situation
created by tcrroriStS Tho cabinet
was formed March II last
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
OLD AGE IS YOUTH.

l.
Old Age TX Youth when its why
IL meets the merry Mnld of Mny,
The InnHhlnJ- Maid of May,
And hnnd In hnnd they dnncinE gO
There winery the purpiinE vi0icts grow,
Hcstdc the purIing stream or brook
Heading the lines from Natures book.
Old Age Is Youth when nil the cnrrs,
AnxicticH nnd sIiVcriHR hnirs,
Those g1IstCnlnH niIrcry hairs
Are all forgot In new r0mn.rc,
Lost I'm the mcnSurcs OF the dance,
And In the cadence. rythm1r, low,
OF love songs Whrrr the NlOIctS grow.
Old Age is Youth whenever VIC
Deny Its rule md shake free,
From NIL Its bindings free!
There In no 1Ee-no age but knows
The beauties OF the budding rove,
IL hut the heart tx young md fntr,
Only eternal Youth IN thcrct
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GALVESTON DOCKS START
WORK ON MASS OF FREIGHT
Goods Delayed Three Month. in
transit {" New York Due To Strike
Finally BcEin I.ondiug

I!Iy NssVCIaIrU TrV-S-
GALVESTON. TGEAS Jun. 10
Loading o: freight destined for N.w
York ana which has been DELAYED
here nearly three months due TO q,
strike of lonSshorrmcn. was started
To-Day The steamer Comal arrived
At Port Arthur last night with 200
open shop workers. who Will load
the steamer which plans TO sail sat
u-dhy The waterfront situation was
quiet with state troops on guard duty
at the docks
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MRS. Gait RESIGNS POST
AS HEAD or SUFFRAGISTS
Women Protest Her Withdrawn,
hut Decision Appears To ur
Final.

10, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait re-
signed the presidency OF the Int"rna-
ttUnal Woman suffrage Alliance At
tho session OF that body held this
afternoon She delivered II synpa-
thetin speech. saying that, though
she felt Xix. IL mother TO all after
sixteen years as president OF the al
lance, her age and her diminished
energies compelled her To relinquish
tn" Task. which. In her opinion re
CURED younger woman.
The delegates, on proposal OF Il
british delegate. protrGtrd against
MRS. Cats withdrawal and begged
her I" reconsider her Judgment Her
decision. however, appears to be final.
hut VIII b" made absolute tomorrow.
London waSt chosen as tho pcr,na =
ncnt seat Of the International Woman
Suffrage Alliance.
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REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
SILENT ON IRISH QUESTION
pianks Recognising HcpGblic Twice
Presented 10 subcommittee, f:nch
TInte Going Down In Dcfcnt.

CHICAGO, June 10.---Thc Republi-
can platform omitted all reference
70 Ireland. Planks proposed by
ish sympathizcrs were lost before
the resolutions subcommittee and
not pressed in the full committee or
convention.
The Irish cause twice went down
to defeat before the subcommittee.
y plank proposed by Frank u. Walsh.
said to have been sponsored by
Eamonn de Valera calling for rccog-
milton OF the Irish republic" was
rejected by the subcommittee, mem
bers stated. without dissent. Louis
Il. Coolidge, Of Massachusetts. then
offered another plank OF more mod
crate tone. but it was lost on tie
vote. TO 6. according to reports
from the committee.
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GEORGE w. PERKINS HAS
BAD NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Son of New York Tanker and Hall
Mooscr SnSs Commitment
May lie Necessary.

lBy Universal service.
NE" YORK, June lo.-Georgc w.
Perkins son. George ". Perkins. Jr..
denied cmphat!cally tonight a report
that his father. under treatment IN
the Stanford Hall Sanatoriun. STAN
ford, Conn. IN In "a violent condition.
Father IL thors solely for treat
ment for nervous collapse" said
the son. III his condition should
get worse II might be necessary TO
have Il temporary commitment,
either sclf-somm!,mcnt or by order
81 the court. but | do not see ANY
reason for IL AT present
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ONE DEATH FROM PLAGUE
REPORTED AT VERA CRUZ
Aid From America Arrives md Vac.
rinntion VIII Begin In city
nj

lBy Associated Press
VERA CRUZ, June 100 four nus
poets examined during thc last two
days. two were found TO be suffering;
with hubonic plague. one OF the ten
persons confined on Quarantine Is
land has died OF the disease one re-
corery 10 reported, and the other
eight were found 10 be affected.
An American destroyer arrived
from New Orleans today with enough
serum for 1900 injections, nud other
medicine. Serum for 1900 injections.
prepared IN Mexico C!ty. has also ar,
nation today
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In Advance.

In Advance.
When Christmas comes. friend Santa Claus,
Please make note OF this, because
Here in the early part OF May
I'm thinking hard of Christmas day.
don't want much in gross amount.
liut could open account
by which ! mean. could you advance
y little? Would you take a chance
And meet one Of my dear desires
by sending me IA pair OF tires?
II you could send them now. you see
II would mean quite a lot TO me.
And then when Christmas came. you'd find
You had one present on your mind,
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WSTHEViILE. VA. June 10
Proceedings in the Supreme Court Ut
,Anpcals today: Pcchin ct ais vs..
Porterficld argued bv i. II Hutton for
appellee, ana w = PONCE for an
n"llnnt md submitted; Mumpower. ~
as vs.. Castle. argued by S. il Camp-
nHh for apDeliant and T.. r. Hutton
Tor appellee. and submitted.
Next cases 10 he called: Head Pins
comb Mccormick Company. vs. civ
Of isristol: Roberts vs. Scyphers: Os-
borne VS.. GIllcnwantcrS; Clayhorne
q, nls, w: Camilla Redash Coal Co (;
clinchhcld Coal Corporation, vs..
Couch: Charles ct ais. VS. Charles.
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GItimutum of WboIe.,I.rs

NEW YORK, June 1O-Thc Ma
tional Wholesale Mems furnishings
Association decided today at the an
nual meeting to refuse to accent re-
turn OF merchandise or cancellation
or orders unless retailers showed that
such action was tho result of dela v
or other conditions that are the fault
OF the manufacturer. Arthur NJ. REFS
was Reelected president OF the asso-
citation. -
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American Schooner MI,ninr.

IONDON. June 10.-The American
schooner Amelia Xeman, from Nor
FOLK February is. for Puerto Platas
coal laden, was posted today az
ldoyds as missing. The Amelia ~
this year at Ptippsburg, Me. and was
owned by David Cohen & Company.
Inc, of New York, She carried a
crew OF eight men including the cap
thin
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RETURN SUFFRAGE BILL
TO SENATE CALENDAR
Upper Eody ucturns Measure After
Fas-nSc by Lower IIous--Or-
ponents Predict Defeat.

pr, ny Hssosh'ed Press
The state Senate here today voted
2a TO 1S to return to the cal lcndar
the Upton state rights suffrage
House several days ago. Suffrage on
ponents said the vote Indicated the
defeat OF the measure In the Senate
since constitutional amendment re-
vu'TcS twcnty-eiSht votes for pas
sage, and advocates OF the macnd-
ment are short six OF that number
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countries. to put aside the pettiness the mean
hesses, the mischief making and viciousncss
'nat thrust themselves always in the path of
strong righteousness moving onward, and to
oo this titanic work waiting ut our hands. Sir
ERIE Is In position to help powerfully with
.hat III he succeeds. even in measure, In
hsipinS weld the best purposes and impulses
.tnd the labors the two peoples. he n.ny
Know, when his time to die comes. that lie has
zone ful. part In the mysterious, awful
building for which all OF us were born.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11

New Works most expensive apartment
house, AT the corner OF ti'ffth Avenue and
Sixtythrd Street, he's ,.breh sold for
S2,100,000 Each of the twelve tenants
occupies IA floor of twenty-five rooms and
ten baths, which cost in many eases as
high as 100000 Il year, under leases made
four years ago, Yet, in the face OF this,
with the city compelled To furnish tents for
thousands OF homeless people, is it strange
, that many wonder al the growth OF radi-
cnlsm in this country?
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DECLARES HALF OF RUSSIAN
PEOPLE ARE GOING HUNGRY
Only RrnI Terror In IrnInr Land il
the Terror That Comes From
short itatiHns.

LONDON. June lofty per cent
Of tn" people Of Soviet Russia ara
hungry, although everybody is get
t.nS u certain allowance Of food. de-
cared llrnjamin Turner. member Of
IN" British labor delegation to RUS
STA III describing today conditions
"a that country. as he had observed
them.
There Is no terror In Russia. eS-
cept hunger. ANA there is a very real
terror IN IN" cities said Mr. Turner
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MOTORMAN KILLED WHEN
lNTERURBAN CARS CRASH
Four Passengers Injured When Ex-
press Goes Hcnd-on Into Wait
Ing DrOnN Train.

IVY Sthbc'itfN' f'frsr.
NEW YORK, June io.-CieorEa
ADAMS. motorman o! \ northhaund
Lexington Avenue subway EXPRESS
was killed and eight persons were In
Iurcn today, when the express
crashed into another Bronx train
standing at the Freeman Street sta
tlon OF the InterborouSh Rapid Tran
sill Company.
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sRirIIlllullO Glalr,s,p isputrb

IsRNS CII OFF { + =:
Washington. 1916 sew
Surl, Avenue: New York
tit,. Tiith Avenue butia
ing; Chicago. ttop,r
In- l,uii,linr: phi!nurl,
phii. nlOhini
IiniI,linr
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NEWSPAPER MEN PLAN
NlNE-OOlLAR SUIT DRIVE
Campaign Conducted for ItcIrane ar
Government Cloth to ucduce
High Prices.

FAIRS. June l0-Mcns suits nj As
francs ON normal times about So
VIII be uosSihl" In Iarir. according
I" newspapers. IL q campaign brinK
conducted by them * successful. Tho
government IS holding more than
2.Opp.hvn yards Of cloth suitable FOR
clothing. and is being urged To re-
lease sufficient for 100000 suits un-
der an agreement with manufacturers
ana unions by which each suit could
be made at as low cost Az possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11

Governor Edwards, of New Jersey, says
that mo power exists which is paramount
to the power OF the people expressed at the
polls" Maybe so, hut when the people are
prohibited from going to the polls to cX-
press their power" by decree of the court
OF last resort, it would seem that this power
has lost its puramountcy in actual practice
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nritl.h omIccr. Rcported Killed.

LONDON. JUNO IU.-TW0 RrItISh
officers. ali the government officials
and a. number OF townspcoplc were
killed in an attack by Shammar
tr!bcsmen on Tclfar near Mosul.
adviccs coming by way of Bombay.
The government building was seized
in tho attack, which was made aa
ported to have been sent from Mosul.
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LIQUOR QUESTION is MADE
LASTING POLITICAL ISSUE
Decision OF Federal Supreme Court
Leaves Situation In Hands OF
Try Associated PrcFs

lRy Associated prcTs
NEW YORK, June 10.-Thc liquor
question has been made possible
everlasting political issue ny rGe
Federal Supreme Courts decision,
according to United States Senator
Philander c. Knox, who said today:
"Thc courts ruling makes IL Il
legislative ISSUE. Hence. IL Will be
what is or what Is not an intoXicant.
In other words. If Congress is wet
the whole country can he made wide
omen ~
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Picked Up mt Random.

Misfortune isn't inevitable but someti lines it
gets right frequent
Hesitate. Waiter; Back to Nature includes
handling the AK!
II would be tough Cupid il he had TO
press all the trousers he has baggcd at the
knees.
When u man gets too rich he Is poor. for he
has nothing to anticipate desire.
Poverty is a relative condition that affects
only the poor.
There les no place ike home. which is why
men have clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11

With its three active candidates for the
innocuous job OF Vice-President on the Chi
cugo ticket and dark horses looming
up over the horizon. il really begins to
look as if the South would nave roprcsen-
tGtiOn in the @. .. p parade.
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POLAND'S CABINET OUT
designation Brought About by Oo-
position TO Government Policy
Toward RuSsfu.

WARSAW, June IO.-The Cabinet
of Premier Skulski resigned Wednes-
day The ministry assumed Office
December Is last The resignation
Of the Cabinet is understood TO have
been brought about by opposition
10 the government: : policy with re-
sHrd to the creation of n buffer state
between Poland and Russia