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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Thoughts for Today
Absence Of "Hr." 10 Denote n BnchcIOr.
nI y. i. BABCO!IS.

Il vas suggested recently. doubtless by Il
,,l,,'a mat as me female human is com
MGR AZ belonging In the marriage FOLD. there
"launEu,,a ne married. from he unnnsSrle 81
male tu:n-a.
TAG, pan proposed was tina, all males
r.a!i% before Their names the titir or Mas
fnar eEa ns ~ INTO iois ' ronsers. " nsn
haaptsh "hs'' The same legs begin going into
MI :oSS q . iced su IL 'I;e
entering me n.Irrisi state We may. ! ,hink
.4s;i$ ma objection 10 tne proposed method
OF i'h"lin& bachelors.
T roGT o n.y. To- alarsss her cnaqs bro.nsr
Ing schonl - 'Mast.r." but tbc WIKI mimn,
con. i.'ta Cor application 10 his Handsome
jnp-roou. Indeed no matter nov Unfair and
IN, f@rs | n lazy may regard The custom
on sS'p aa GGnG ana would anJ to
i"nis F o '@i n"rr ih n men ns , rsr
nrahu n apo ii"iio, 10 show that they belong
inc tern Mister 20 all her unmarried part
40" aue h fis "ntuT aee easy the shoH nsa
o; MANS mastery. and az constant prefix TO
unhearab'c. nor. ~ = matter OF fact does It's
use seem At all necessary
y waer plan % render aly,ys distinguish
able the married male lambs from unmarried
mc. goats occurs to me Let II be ordained
.!tle Hh:tcvcr bu; small a!wayssbe Addressed
ny the names they received at baptism
cDuplcd Win their surnamGa and never dig
nihed by the polite term Mr." until after they
rave been TO the marriage altar.
To perceive tho fun Significance OF this
radical departure We have but to Imagine n n
introduction like the following:
tHostcss 10 charming d.lutnn,o, "H,a.
Mo1re aliox me 70 PRESENT T nomas II. Ly Mr"s
tDeoutantc smiles gracefully and re-
niarkS): Lovely weather are I'm wing
Thomas s. Lynn. is j: not? oh, Mr. Dexter'i
thnother man Hpproaches) "hoW wonderfully
inef Thu,n L
Lynn. Mr.. Dexter" '''"" :
Or turn 10 IA scene In the nriyo.. ,r6,n al
Smith G. Green" Smith lis a bachriop' liz IT,. :"
Ia not, Enter the office boy "A gentleman
or you. Frank Smith ''''
These instancos, however, n1oreiy show who,
might b. regarded as The dis,dvuntnve. ri
tho arrangement; they do no; touch tho Inn.
portnnt issue OF demanding from a man when
lie weds some portion OF that sacrifice ~
identity which = girl undergoes In becoming
Hicrihce of identity would be felt. under this
plnn. by man becoming husband ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
ANCIENT BEGGAR PLAGUE
IN MADRID Is ON THE WANE
Spanish Capital In Now One Of the
Fastest Developing CttleR
Of Irur0ye.

LONDON. May 1.-The ''plague OF
beGgar3" seems 10 he decreasing i'm
developing cities in Europe. THE
only city in Spain with fast rail-
way serrice Ia all directions. Madrid
apparently Is acquiring control Of
the business Of the wn0lc country,
and money In being spent lawfully Oa
improvements. writes the corresponds
ent Of the Daily Mall.
Great avenues are being. driven
nthwart the old narrow streets The
rapid growth Of her population and
widening Of thoroughfnrcs mean .iis-
placement OF residential streets.
New buildings being erected are said
To be among the finest structures IN
Europe.
Middle class Madrid the CORE
sponGcnt says. liz moving to the out
skirts. and in the arid desert is
arising garden city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
WAR DEPARTMENT WARNS
RELATIVES OF PRISONERS
Louis G. HnIne Charged With Obtain
Ing Money to secure Re-
lrnsr or Inmates.

~ iTrsA.1
WASHINGTON. May 1---RcIntIycs
ana friends o! military priaonery still
held In th!H country were warned 10.
Day by ;hc War Department against
advancing money to Louis q. HuIsc
on representations from him that ne
hns sufilrirni influence with members
OF congress to obtain tho release OF
auch prisoners.
An oniciul announcement by the
dcpartment charged that Iulsn. who
scrrcd az n welfare worker OVERSEAS
and recently completed serving a
sentence at the disciplinary barracks
at Governors Island. New YORK, fol-
lowing HIS conviction on charges OF
conversion Of funds irtrustcd la his
care. had obtained S225 from one
farl'l: Tor expenses" In connection
with hls alleged efforts TO obtain tho
release OK prisoner.
HulHe: II Was charged nrst oper-
atcd while prisoner in the din.
clplinnry barracks through women
members OF n welfare organization
IN New York who dlspatc hed for
him letters To members Of Congress
In which he requested clcmency for
various fellow prisoners II was al.
legged h" had represented TO the prIs-
nnnrH that he waH In position To
heIp them. and tho dapnrtmnnt's
statement said nc was supposed 10
nave collected money from them and
THAR friends.
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TO UTILIZE RESOURCES
OF ITALIAN EAST AFRICA
Duke OF AbruIzi TX Investigating,
Commercial and Agricultural POs-
hibilitlcs of iirnndIr Colony.
a

ROME May I.--Arctc exploration
h hnu snootiinE The sa.aEc pola. bear
Duke OF Abruzzi. who is now engaged
In the equally scientific II lrss haz-
nrdons task OF i1vess,igatins the cam
NJ the Benadir Coloay. East Niriun.
with View TO making II a source OF
income for italy. and even eventually
o: rendering that country indie dependent
OF other nations Tor her supplies OF
cotton and cereals.
The duke. in addition. intends 20
'eans toward khyssi i'% "'E nan nss >
through the, Italian colonies 10 the
rendered naviEable for small boats.
heHidcs being Invaluable as a. source
Of irrigation for the extensive aEri-
homes 10 initiate in Renndir
The first news has lust arrived or
the cxpcdltion WHICH started Ian, De
I'VE study has already been made OF
th%, winds. the climate and The ruin
:an * the country. EnEincer hRos.
ncaiii"n and who has done consid.
cradle work on the rivers and canaiy
or ihs Lover P!avc. considers that Il
IN" waters OF The Ccbi Sccbel tor n
system "t canals. to irriSatr that mari
- ID. c"," ?,,! watch now suffers from
rnnl" It's productive power. """"
Ihr IbGkc OF the Abruzzi with the
cN|cri3 who have nccompa MED him
arc setting IN two big Governmental
arms where II will be dcmonstratcI
Wnlt immense harvest. or cotton.
n"nrra. sugar and coffee can be OH
famed In this country through !r.tgn-
t,oN. system OF intensive culture and
y" use of moher0 agricultural ma.
Tho cx-German cargo bout now
rh.i"d the Carlo Pisacnnc, which
nEnuGhi news Of the expedition. also
irum The co.0ay. n grain which 70
hcmh!ca matte and can be used. To-
Ec'hcr with ordlnny -four. for bread
~ mas also been proved that the
breeding OF cattle In Icnadir cnn be
greatly Increased so that supplies Of
meat ana hides can be sent TO ITALY
All THIS work Is being done. II 10
announced entirely at the EXPENSE or
me duke. VINO desires that Itaiy's col
ONES should be developed and homes
iyhia and Cyrenaica. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. BY DIR. BRADY.
C"pEriGht, 1919. National Newspapcr Scrvic

Cancer-irease let me know how one IL to
Kno" whether she has cancer. My grandfather
died or cancer. Three hunts had II; one died.
but the other Two had it removed by
gcon. Mrs. c. l.. G.)
Answer--Thcrc is but way to know, and
That is by having an examination By a physi-
clan. without delay. IT three cases OF cancer
have occurred in your family In two genera
tons. that is rather in your favor. for IL ia
above the average family prevalence or can
Ger Ger OF course: the d;ssase Is not inherited.
once and make sue. The chance for success
depends on recognition anu removal Of the
degeneration before II spreads too far. Re
member, cancer is not tumor OF new growth:
II Is malignant poisonous deKelc RI ion
in some organ or tissue of the body.
ltubhinE Goitcr.--Cnn small goitcr be
cured by mnssaging? T.. A.
Anawe-.-No Massage or other local rem
ed!es often do harm in such cases.
Dietettc Data--i. Is IL good habit to drink
hot milk before retiring at night? 2. Is there
any objection to drinking milk ut a meal when
you have eaten grapefruit provided you have
felt no III effects from so doing for years
tnswrr--l. Yes. II you wish. .. No. Milk
and grapefruit or lemon orange are
dinarily an a.Hetiz:ns MIXTURE but II you like
lection. only plausible or theoretical fobiec-
tion made b. seif-constituted food special
iSts.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
A Daily Once-Over

nou are friendly little crowd of poker
paSers. Out one OF your crowd lis Invariably Il
ti;nn. or r'ther, someone Of you loses every
,Hnu he cannot afford to lose the money
rm ,cn You or another OF his friends win from
MIN 1T each sitting. - -
herhaps you belong to club and the wives
ouH ~, nar. ana one couple most often comes
Are you n real friend TO take this money
game? " " Si't' VI - 4eh"i!
-, They are good sports. the losers. but can
yo,, That Is their lockout" you say. and not
thsy like IL as we'll as you do" e"'''S
-. ~ course they are their own bosses. but IL
me one you care about getting poorer every
alone. >SN &c. WV b"''s
Be big enough to plan some other anuse-
,,neht anu then make it interesting rather. than
m your friends go to the dogs In your COM
How many times in your life did you ever
save a man from himself when 1t was to Your
advantage to let him go on?
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Persecution Can
Break Just Ideal
Famous Writer Declares
Vital Idea Will Live
Despite Repression.
ny ANAroLE rRANcD.

written for Universal Service.
PARIS. May 1.---Those who imagine
they can Kill an idea by physical re-
preston stlli flourish. They try to
show their power by acts OF violence.
which only reveal their fccblencss
and their doar. Nothing seems able
TO dispel their blindness.
In all history there III no example
Of persecution ever having broken an
idea or having strengthened tho gov
ernments which have made use OF 1t.
Yet governments kry to luell thought
by means or vile political repression.
ana who are the people jaiiod, pcr-
secuted Those who cried Down
with war;"
Let us try to build up n sbunder
and moro just society.
Ana. meanwhile, those who have
all its misery no free and IavIshiy
display their wealth
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Richmond. Va, April 80. 1920.
An Appeal for the boys.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir.-ln my mail this morning ! found this
letter from worried Mother Of Richmond.
and / send 1t TO you because IL shows i phase
of OF the great problems which Richmond
Is trying to meet"
Dear Judge know you are u good.
staunch friend TO boys. And that IS why /
writing you. Some IN the 400
block, Yves: Mnin. has reported the corner.
Ilum and Main. and now Judge. ali those
when night does come where nrc they to go"
Their parents haven't automobiles for them
to ride around in to keep them off this corner.
They are poor boys and can't afford to sit in
show every night, and il mas gotten SO now
he ofhcer goes inside the store and brings
:heIn and rails the patrol. You know they
they work fo- to know OF II, They certainly
don't harm anyone. The store people have
never complained. have lived around them
FOR seven years and just feel sorry for al! Of
them. ]; Is shame. Parents haven't always
got money for bond for n boy. Where IS there
a "0incr earth that boy viii not go.
F.raHo do What you can to hclp.--A Mother"
j. HOGE RiCKS
nchnlond Va April 80. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Br HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The sun Shincs.

The sun Shincs.
The sun shines. and my soul.
Attuned to natures voice.
Sings with II, and tho measures roll
And bid me to rejoice.
49,
The viUlets dot the sod.
And here ami there see
Shrinking. immaculate by some rlod,
The pale anaemone
The brook Eleams in the hills
And from the mountains peak
Come modifying myriad rills.
Their greatest strength to seek.
Buds b'eEk. and here Ia seen
The birth Of some new Hover:
Yellow and gold md pink and green
My garden grows each hour.
And struttlnS from the yard.
Comes proudly up to me
\ mother hen. TO fussily guard
Her fluffy family.
My Jersey, freed the stall,
He- wide-stretchcd pasture seeks.
And rosms her hill-cloBcd clover hall
That comfort all but speaks
And l. who am n Man
Loving the fresh-turnoh sod,
Wonder II any other can
Sc nearer TO my God!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
RUSSIAN ROADS NEED TEN
YEARS TO REACH NORMAL
railways DisorEnnIzed by War and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Long
T'IMc 10 HcCnnntrucf.

MOSCOW. May l.--Russlan railroad
shoph' working at maximum Of
reaee ..ihe capacity. VIII require
more thnn ton years 10 restore nor
RAJ tratilc with rae prcsen, facilities
recently published in the EcononIc
Like. the chief needs are shown TO
be me importation Of rolling stock
ana the home development OF tho
TRANSFORMATION industry
The survey shows that in 1914 the
number OF locomotives was apDroSi-
inately 10000. with 10 Rer cent unit
for use. The pyeson; numoer OF To-
comotives Is about 10000. with So
per cent out or. commissi ion or in
need Q: repairs. and the number OF
cars 2hc.e0o. Lines in operation have
also diminished about 20 per cent.
inc maximum pre-wnr production
IN tho Russian SHOPS was 1900 loco
motives and 10000 cars annually, and
the number that retired each year
trucks. The present need is for IL.
600 locomotives and 10000 carr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
WINE FLOWS AT $12O A
QUART IN STARVING VIENNA
AustrisnH Indulge In Iti0tous Living
~" They Clnmor for Aid for
the Hungry.

Service.
LONDON, May 1.-Two accounts of
ns 10 the actual extremity OF the
country. have been made in The
House OF Commons.
who said that when visiting Vienna
recently no found the people there
indulging in. whnt no called IAN alb
Hointe orgy He said:
Food is TO be had In plenty. hut
at an appalling price. and money is
being lavished on luxurb- Al re-
cent bail champagne AZ n cost of be-
present exchange was being drunk
Underlying all this estruvagnnce
thcrc Is very large amount of Sc
we're and helpless suffering. Although
Increased thirty or forty times. they
arc much In the same position which
thy were, before The war. but the
people with small incomes are prac-
ttcally starving.
I'm the streets there arc no great
signs OF suffering. People appear To
position o. the French and BelEinn
refugees I'm the carly days OF The
war.
Personally. ! can see no rcnson for
tho hear; breaking accounts OF suf-
fcrings which have appeared IN tho
newspapers. and can only conclude
lnll lncTc w HO1lc HCntH16 OF FIh-
sidi:cd propaganda At work designed
perhaps to diacredit tho treaty OF
pence and soften tho hearts and
loosen the pursc-strinSs OF the allied
peoples.
Wanna is spending It's substance
on riotous living and appenling 10
Tho allies 10 provide the necessities OF
NE. II Is quito hopeless 10 attempt
20 asHiEt the AustrlanS or Vicnncsc.
for II rs VIGOROUSLY Impossible TO
help people who viii not help them
sGlvca."
In reHpec; to this statement. how
eyer. IL should not he overlooked that
tho pictures Of conditions in Wanna
published In newspapers have heen
drawn by official allied investigators
and by leading British STATESMEN.
And. few minutes after Colonel
Ward made the statement. Captain
Elliot made the following assertion 10
tho House of CoInmons:
There Is grinding. devastating
misery In Austria. Tim people In
Vienna today are In 4 terrible plight.
When l was there recently saw a
queue Of people standing for hours
In the cold aud rain waiting for the
privilege OF buying pair OF boots at
the price OF $40. present exchange.
steps ought TO be taken To put
Austria on its feet again. appeal
to the Eritiah Prime Minister TO put
some or tho ginger Into getting the
league Of nations going that he put
into the wa-. The danger TO civil.
iaation is as great now as II WAS dur
Ing the war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
TIGER OF FRANCE TOOK
VIGOROUS "REST CURE
Exhibits Real hianl,ood--ls Asked
by Shulluk Natives to DO
Their Chief.
tBy Universal ssryicc.1

PARIs.. SM Nav gp'Vfrna! r sh.svsGsS1 w,o
Never sleeps Is the way the Esyp mn9
natives have dubbed OK : Premier
Indomitnbly vigorous as ever. tho
nun who bpssed the big i've" took
ms pleasures as strcnuously az he
Nis!ne at q 4. ~. tho Tiger started
n rnr,nI% VIZ alter after breakfast OF oat-
se"n,iIy c, tHI the days objestiye
Ss:year;"ld YOUNG sDef man Of rld .h,s
s came e for ,s eight hours daily into the
surveying tho pyramids for the
r aSsr time. Gilsm,S'ncsap's comment was
pr. Wtoart, his physicinn:
Says Pyramids PucriIe.
igypt those monuments. which cost
me iivss Of thousands Of human be-
Tor tue blood which has bcon spilled
IN ,helT building. seem to DC puerlle
Clcmenceau had himself helped erect
4 lIiawork which In after days some
might think vain.
Tiger. "but moi puerile." ' inc
returned from Egypt to Paris n feW
OF Ills 's Eooa S n11 pa'ssn lost none
Ing his Egyptian soJourn.
co. The Koran" he said upon one oc-
cheion. Is run OF an astounding
WISDOM. And the paradise OF Ma
homet-how much ploasantcr 10 must
be than our own"
"TiEer" Exhibttr Manhood.
dance In his honor al Fashoda ard
In tho course OF tho dance they
CHARGED fun TIT at the Cinmenceau
ph1y with fixed lsncos. pulling up
Few 'nches Of tho Tigers face.
The man who won the war" never
moved muscle There IN a mani
cried The Arabs in admiration "There
IS The King or the Occidental armies"
Ana then they asked him TO be their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Something 10 Itend Aloud.


Give he'd! Isle now reel eight n tail
About a.sir tin buoy.
Who tnok his Gneiss gnu would dea
Up hill with pried and Joy.
A lass. n cross thee rowed bee low
His may den aunt past buy:
Tho ulay fine sighed wise from It's
coarse
Inn pane she stag grid two her feat
Disk on soul eight and pail,
And rert the heir with few till aound
or wiled reap roach full vale.
"Its thyme wee nay boars would come
plane
or awl thee things eve dew.
Isle tell ever pay rents what yew've
dun
They'll boot eve black and blew"
-Four an sir he maid pity us plea;
Weed knot hnva had this axe eye dent.
If idc scene yew were hear"
AS in days she herd hymn threw.
"Buoys mussed bee buoys, weir MI
ways tolled;
He kneads sum place too slIde!"
Sew. wee sing two reek rim inn eight.
Know NOV meant did she waist:
Sea cure ever slay! Veal puiict upm
She cried. AMI four word haste.
Thso .hiIlslighed ,tha n .tiieo to did olIn,4
AS she'd maid upper mined;
"Joust hay sen. deer" come man dead
.'Isle holed wright on bee hind,'
Ivy Kelierman. In the Youths Com
panion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

me Atlantic Fleet. which has been win
tering i'll Cuban waters, is now anchored
1,.,n New York harbor. 1t il now in order
ior Nolstead laS 'enforcers to get busy and
institute rtElahr search Of every vessel
Tor that awful contraband stuff which is
not permitted within the threc-mlc limit
OF American shores. Secretary Daniels Is
on one of the ships, but even grape Juice
might harbor a kick in it. Let no guilty
vessel escape,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Chuh Arc Not Killed.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispa tCh:
Sir.--I have seen In The Times Dispatch
Gently one two ar;icleH about the fishing
clubs in Tidewatar. Va. viol ating the state law
that they catching club in nets ard fish
wheels. These articles give the puhlic the
Impression that the law was being grossly
violated md that club were caught and killed
while as matter of fact they are only caught
caught in the creeks that back up To the
ronds owned BY the fishing clubs and carried
twenty-five to hftJ feet and put into the
ponds for. breeding purposes: The writer
knows OF three four such wheels and they
all on private property and the club are
merely caught in one place and put back iato
the water in another place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
American Trade With Russia

n TORE than once the officials Of the gov
lfl eminent have felt called upon to warn
American business interests that they are
assuming grave risks in undertaking to re-
sumo commercial relations with Russia as
long as that country is dominated by the
Soviet and there are no means in existence
for enforcing claims against Russia or Of
efccting collections. Again, the State De-
partner; has been moved to issue SINH
lar notice while at the same time express
ing us doubt concerning reports In Rome
TO the effect that the entente was about to
recognize the Rolshevist government.
American business interests which have
gone to the pains OF consulting the govern
ncnt have been given in every instance to
understand thar while the government hcsi
tatcs to veto any plan of an American cor
pornton or individual To undertake 70 trade
with Russia. ventures OF this kind are open
TO the most serious hazards Their alton
ton has been called to the fact that the
action Of the Soviet government, in arb-
irarily Selling bank deposits and other &C.
cur!ties, including the gold deposits OF the
Roumanan government. as well az the
crown jewels of that country has thrown
into confusion and doubt the integrity o,
property titles generally. Therefore, thew
lave been advised that in any large trans
actions which they may take on their own
responsibility, they should satisfy them
selves. first, that the raw materials money
or other consideration which they accept
In exchange. is the lawful property OF the
russian interests with which they deal. and
secondly that they are sure of getting their
money or other consideration
AS Il matter OF fact, American interest
III Russian trade is far less than generally
supposed Some of the largest and most
responsible OF the American business men,
including many OF those who lost heavily
by the revolution i'll that country and have
me most to gain by resumption OF trade.
prefer to wait until conditions in the old
empire arc stabilized and commerce may
Dc res mcd On basis Of certainty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

---- Recent Mexican history shows Oregon
rsoelAng against Carranza, who rebelled
against Huerta, who rebelled against
Madero, who rebeiled against Diaz, who re-
Deiied against Juarez. who rebelled against
ErSanta Anna |, reads something like a
combination OF The House That Jack
built and one OF the begnt chapters of the
Old Testament taken in reverse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Canned Horse Meat Is
Vienna's Latest Delicacy
my As.oriatcd i,rcs..I

VIENNA, afny 1.--Peoplr of this
city nrc beginning to And out
what they hive brcn eating fn
vnrIurIN initiation f0uds. Experts
who have Investigated the compB-
sltion 0f certain foOdHttIfs now
OF H,lr have reported TINT egg
substitutes nre made largely OF
nu1r, that oliver snusnRca," be-
loved by the Viennese. are BAKED
on wheat dissolved nud seasoned
and that some cheese II a 'prepara-
Hon OF. potntaca nlilucwed to get the
proper taste. Timed horse meat
IL the 1ntest "delicncy" to appear
In the shops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
Music.
Tho Honeat Man.

Tho Honest Man.
In Days so far Gone as to be Homeless
there was IN Honest Man.
He lived ali by himself and never had
any CaHeHs Ha raised his own Garden and
didn't have to buy stun. There was no Temp
tation 20 Lie DiDlomaticnlly nor TO Client tho
butcher because he Ate eggs from his own
Egg Plants.
Without question, this Honest Man was the
oaiJ one or his kind on Earth. One day he
Caught Fish. ind no said:
This fish is thus long and weighs thus
ruchr'
To which he added
Il am Now "a Liar."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
SUNDAY, MAY ., 1920,

Returning from the San Reno confer
ence, Premier Millerand has informed the
Chamber OF Deputies that France is ready
10 eSacuate the Frankfort and Darmstndt
territories whenever Germany meets treaty
snpu!atlons by reducing its army to
100000. That's a fair proposition.