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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
News of Fifty Years Ago.
(From the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. 90. 1870,

General Candy yesterday appointed r. Will
lard Smith az an additional member OF the
board or directors Of the Eastern IInatiu
Asylum, AT williamsburg
\ Baptist church was constituted in Fulton
SUNDAY. ,wNh thirty members. Rev j. n Gar
lick preached the dedcaiory sermon.
General Candy yesterday appointed com
mission TO investigate and report the al
legged $4,000 defacation OF DR. Charles B FRY.
late treasurer OF the Eastern Lunatic Asylum,
at Williamsburg. 80 go
The schooner Gettysburg will clear TODAY for
New Orleans with $50 tons of Virginia granite
bridge at st. Louis.
Mann s. Quaries. so woll known rs one OF
the tellers OF tho First National Bank, was ycs-
terday elected cashier of the Richmond hank
Ing and Insurance Co.
Lopez has heen badly defeated and with n few
followers is wandering In tho deserts OF Brazil,
TINS cnds inc war In South America. which has
Feeling that his duties az Govcrnoe and well
nisher or virginia require his prcscace In
Washington at this trying time, Governor
Walker VIII not he found In his Richmond Of
flee this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
l1eaIln laiKs 10y Or. VIM. Brady
Cough and Keep Well.
f,nnrrIrht Iaon ~. N.n,inn.l ,.,.,....... -.

is Fas Of On tic q ssPna s.ss
made When the prossnrs withia the ShSs, Is
inc out With Ersaa fores ss S ans
matter through the mouth since tho sof, paai
CLOSES or the ex through the nose All ofIts
by special nerve center in the meJullu Oh.
ionsata at tho base of tho brain.
massy expeis @sute "fS oren a A "rs;
a asIms, nne4 CO Mds ihs ches,
u ,hr0wn on. by innamsd surfaces @, Mobilzes
sfisss S S %sH, 1
S'o.s from inflammation, in pcurisy.
IT tho delicate nervous control of mo cou.h
fHechanisni is impaired. as by aIcohoiism dope
early i"fanes,s F ssro as'.y
BY infused s9 "r is more readily
food going down the wrong Way" y
To stop or check cough with oplatcs or with
eanmabis indiea Indian hemp or any other
eredu,ous people o IS w IsSm ,nsy sy
, vGlon disease accompanied with cough. Is OBJ
There arc Tines wien hen il is no, only ns,-
the patient that tha cough be- m,Hrer, 81
nnecssd Suel times arc serious times. and the
prnee e Is strictly problem for the nhys-
tai heysna d8sbs great any and ia
OF lsn no poHred in 6y tho dupe the early stage
az some SLIGHT respiratory infection with cough
An individuals sensations are notoriuslv de-
produces cough. In ordinary coryza IvuIrnriv
s GA mead coid) in young children or babies
n nota@f mat pnenmona or a, least cold on The
nor She pFsseh likely # to she Become is
shus Same cough h dope the poor chiId
tt Is the usual thing for an adult with laryn-
Si is,s .snna snmauon in tho voice box) TO de-
cnesL tor he is sure from the feeling that the
lungs. :" s''e o'@h y. ms
,;o 1hi!dTG en- VIZ, VIII acute adenod,is innamna
..o.i .. tue thiFd tonsii, tho adenoid body) Ecn-
$50: nave orasey croupy cough. worse NJ
n. ,snH' ana sue Sesttvc 10 the anxious parents
N i;,,,. as usual TO say what IS good for cough
consult your doctor s" "'o'i< VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
From Other Viewpoints
Socini Conscience Our Safeguard.
ny HERBERT HOOVER.

s ,nsn feaaH ,;ssl on the blink q shaoS nv
o the sHsy in a1F eaonom sgsS
service in Europe since the armist!cc. two con
Ths lirst comes from contact With s,up l.sn
is cas n ind souion Tor whieh Eu91pG
~, M pn'ciiea eNptrinents IN SnGialisn Our
bar Itself from STARTLING anartsr ig
point Of 6 of
recent r. aiization OF this bankrnptcy was be.
onr srcond conviction is older but has been
cation Of the enormous distance that We OF
century and a half Of our national Existence
IN IN anT outlook on life our relations toward
The SUPREME Importance of, this Americanism
munity for Experiment in social diseases, nor
"rsp w rsT nI US to aeandon the neral lead
his colleagues have occnpied nione nosi, ann
In intimats witness OF the social currents that
nh f enemy collapsed not only from military
nu nnna' dsfs ihi but from TOTAL seonome eS
E%5op I;a.. allies We. we're no, far behind;
@ of the fxsea qr4 ma
;Gnp"rary can roperly Judge balance tho
relative volume Of great currents of social aEi-
tation They arc matters of mind and not OF
Yet practical craftsmanship requires that
within our abilities = constant accounting
should pc taken OF the tangible results of these
forces abroad. If tho development Of our lib
eral institutions and progress orderly gov
eminent is to be maintained and revolution
avoided. The cataclysm OF social change in
Europe is the result Of the long accumu Ia ion
of social as we'll as political wrongs; IL is no
sudden after thought OF war. These forces
COLLAPSE of tho war the breakdown in the po-
iitical institutions that has preceded H. and he
misery that has flowed from il.
our soil is not fertile tina: OF Eurono
to many Of these growths, because we have a.
larger social conscience. We have not the
vivid class and economic distinction of Icuropn
have VIC tho depth OF misery out OF which
these matters can crystallizc, Ncvcrthcess i'm
these days OF intimate communication social
forces are rapid in thor penetration and social
The general revolution of Europc OF tho Al
century starting with tho French Revolution
profoundly changed the whole social order OF
tho world. and, while in that revolution the
liberty, there was also great economic i'm
pulse. That economic impulse was primarily
the division OF the land, and of the fruits az
that revolution was the better distribution Of
wealth amongst the agricultural population
Since that time an enormous expansion OF mo.
chanica industrialism has been superimnosed
upon all agricultural states, with a large in
crease in urban populations. Tho economic i'm
pulse OF the revolution today is the demand
mainly from the urban populations.
These vast masses OF humanity in Europc
have long been cropping for tho method OF
nearer EQUALITY OF opportunity and better dis
These groupings and these attempts have in re.
cent years been dominated by MARKHAM Social
ism. developed in different degrees OF inten.
sity.--Copyright. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Question OF Hours for Nurses.

rye sisT ST T Victims pSpa,s
r, Tin p!s!a;sh were considerably Interested in
'e oven nSos s;Gry sx ao.an e n
ran i@ eish Of h9 Tnc Tay for narso
nave fresh hcr memories me the .eI s si
T ,I , that has prevailed in whish ,hat shi
~. 5nceedcn IN putting it very much over on
eien, nursing force in the civ % 'e ''oS' e.
ne sa.;sn Sa, H re- 4fsnS %:
,n nas, The MUSES. club ,rcprcsentins approx
NV Blu, Speaking FOR tic Whole '" WHY NJ n 'NG
for humanity and e,htcs sa ak '" 1I Tna
Sye eoSSeans Of me Gent o' S the
nth for the Hf Msgrai S
siEEh, hours a-e sufficient for nurse e' cy ven
Zone Of ,s ' ha n hoae or 'n n
!f her Mbc s w9Fh to DO tina, Win
Whose t at aean in eaEe Of san
ON her than the attending physician
Wha, ,a m1E as. is MS his Did the Nurses
Wnen and sd1S put 1sn'g IN
Nv eff. AN ,n2ur resolpion: #
nurses 50 enthusiastic in their views? if Mcs
training TO work. Why does no, Ncinorial deal
and pronounce emphaticaily that. af.sr twelve
licved:
ne. gnsi nc5a ! nss Mons,
ZION taken a. between the great State hospital
ana the Nurses Club, for naIif"stly. on. or
the other is wrong. II tho sup.rn,end.nt Of
Memorial is correct in his estimate the Nurses
Club is wrong: II tho governing individuals
in the Nurses Club are right. the supcrin-
PENDENT Of Memorial ought 20 learn his business
all over again.
don't known which % them is right I
don't know whether tho attitude of the Nurses
club in advoca,inG life shortening policy for
bilious girls out IL til" idea OF taking NJ the
work. which make: tho call Of Memorial 30
urgent ! may hay, an oninion but The opinion
Of a mere layman does not count. L. Nj. Il,
Norfolk, Va. January .. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
EMIGRANTS LEAVING ITALY
PASS RIGID EXAMINATION
American Consuis Careful tEuin.t per-
hitting Them 10 Stnrt for
Amc rica.
lny Associated Press.


NAPLES. Jan. l3.-Italians who have
hccn to RUSSIA and those who have
been arrested on any charge whatever
arc unable TO get past the American
consuis In Italian cities. who arc cN.
crctsnS tho strictcst surveillance al,
passpor, viscs TO prevent l:olshcyists
and anarchists from returning TO the
United States on the wave of cngri-
ton which is moving toward Americ.
as rapidly as ships can Gritty the emit
grants.
The number demanding vlses ex-
cecdS the transportation CAPACITY so
greatly that the American officials ar"
turning down all doubtful cases, pass
ing only those thoroughly li.crate ana
Of good character. Certificates arc re-
CURED from courts that the applican.
for u wise has never been arrested ava
also a certificate that no c;larrc IL
pending against him. In the case or
soldier. his discharge papers must shoW
his record
The consuls take ample time ia IN.
vcstigatc all questionable eases. TN.
passport fees are producing a 1rcmnn.
dous income at the seaport consulairs
The Naples. consulate probably Vii
clear Sluo.goo above expenses this ycnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Keyboard Touches
When Ii is Best to Wait.
by FRANK IL. BROOKS.

In business, tho hands or the clock should
never be turned back The pendulum should be
kept swinging. Without delay was the slo-
gan OF Foch from the moment the responsible
ity was placed upon him.
There are times. however when is best to
wait One Of these times is when friendship
i5 at stake We write to friend and while
an answer =, may not be imperativc we want 1t.
When II doesn't cone, fret. We Surmisc.
We suspect. We wonder if have been for
gotten Nothing makes people as uneasy as
tho thought that the! have been neglected. or
ignored You may be enough OF a stole to Keen
II out OF Your countcnancc. hut you cant take
1t out of your heart. An instance. one in a NH :
lion, perhaps is hand
Two men had been very chummy. Their lives
drifted apart because they lived in 4 big city.
After 19ng separation and silence Of them
wrote lie waited in vain for answer. III
n nal TINS s1r'y: !, asked the inquirer, if no
iShed the writcE., Didn't the inquirer know that
the writer had been in hospital for months.
Then AFTER ms return home. the illness and
death OF the writer's wife. The writer natural :
iy thought that his inquirinS friend might have
gone in quest Of him. Tho man who had been
waiting for the reply had concluded that his
old friend had deserted him. lie was on the
ever more than once OF writing to his qiandam
chun in way that would have brok en- mp an
attachment OF years. Here was a case in which
Foch'S plan would have failed.
Waiting beats hurry, not always but---Y.cil
when common sense dictates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
WOOD EXPLAINS SPEECH
SAYS HE DID NOT DECLARE
NAVY FLOATING DEATH TRAP
spoke Extcmpornncousiyn aud IL unccr-
tnln OF ENnct Words lie
Used.
lily Associated press. i

BoSTON. Jan. - - MaJor-Gcncral
L.1nar9 Wood 'om'gh, denied tina; he
"a floating death trap" IN his address
at the Amcrican-LeSion meeting In this
city yesterday. lie said that he could
not recall the exact words he had used,
stance Of what lie had said:
we want II iirst-cl navy always
ready. \ navy cannot be- made IN Il
hurry. frst-cl;tSs ships filled with IN
trained men 10 no, mean IL navy. but
are sometimes II death trap 10 those
who ar" on them.
General Wood arrived here from
hours later took = train Tor New York.
whence he viii 20 TO Chicago.
StcnoErnphcr's Report.
The press report OF his speech In the
old South Meeting House sunday was
based Oh what purportcd To nc /,
s;"hoGraphic copy Of his remarks.
-An examination today of the
stenoStapheT's notes shows thai he re-
ported the general ;tS saying:
do not ihinlS W. want Il large
regular army. ] am very mucn opposed
10 it. w" only w..nt a large enough
army 70 police the Nation in times OF
peace We need navy. All tina, Va
death trap. We want a good navy with
hiHhlv trained men aud good ships
They are :: very active force for peace.
w" want to build up Il good merchant
marine. Wa want this merchant ma
rinc Tor our commerce and for our
navy. Back II all that comes the big
military force Of the nation. watch
means the people VI the nation"
spoke ENtcmpornacOlniy.
General Wood SPOKE cNt.mporancouy-
~ and at times rapidly, touching
hrieiiy on number ot national pucs--
his remarks published today he took
the first opportunity hc had to explain
that he had been misauotcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
-Four Months.
July. August,
September, October.
Nothing doing.
MI hands sober.
A Daily Once Over
Have Iou n Little Budget In Your uomct

Well: how arc you coming with those
plans for saving for this year?
You have scarcely picked II pa magazine a
paper which has not had one more articles
In regard to budget system OF income cx-
pend!,nre, and some OF this system must have
sunk m
Whether your income is large or small sys-
tom is needed to take Of it,
Is YOUR rent larger than Il should be with
your means,thcn be on tho lookout for some
thing which keeps within the right percentage,
or take roomcr to make up tho difference, or
heat only such rooms YOU ana make the
operating expenses even upr
Your grocery bills are larger than they should
be, but you could make these smaller II you
would he satisfied with less variety and Re wer
kickshaws requiring eggs and sugar ana
butter.
l;nt whatever YOU do. don't slump on tac saw
inES account
cSacily how TO spend your money get the
most out OF living--for you--b blu. Du: Your first
dollar in the bank, and as many more as Won
dare. and leave it there for the income which
you must have to live on in old age. Then bud
set the rest and stick to it.--Copyrgh,, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
AMERICAN MISSION FINDS
VIENNA CHILDREN HUNGRY
REPORT 90 Per Cent of Thn>c Examined
suffering from Luck al
EnuI.
lBy i -oclacod rrDsel

PARIS. Jan. Representatives OF
ms American mission Tor the relief oil
children hay. just finished an eXamlna-
ton .! school children IN Vienna and
iound according 10 a dispatch received
~ tue Austrian delegation here, that
- pcr cent OF them arc suffering from
lack Of food.
ON The same authority. IL Associated
lTc*s Learns that the result OF Chan
cc!lor karl Rcnner's yisi; to Prague.
aurin" which he made an appeal for
coal, was nothing. Relations between
nc Austrian republic and cHecho-
SioHdkia arc most friendly, hut II il
ihlpoSS Iole Ia Get coal, and for this rcn-
SON All trans portation ana lighting s.E-
vices ia Vienna have been silut down
y member Of an Austrian dclcgaiioIt
declares that all the rcliof Austria
has received since chancellor I:run.r
returned 10 Vienna from Paris Il month
ago has been 1900 tons 4: nour fro,.
lricSt", and t.uoU tons OF wheat from
Nrnioc. This. j; is said, VIII s:avc on
inc aetna! advent Of starvation untN
the middle OF February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
UKRAINE AND BOLSHEvISTs
AGREE ON PEACE TERMS
HecoEnition OF independence OF New
country ~ Granted With Soyiet,s
Withdrawal
by Associated Press. !

WARSAW. Ian "a trl
ciuuins peace with the Boishe visits
nave been fixed by the Ukrainian GOV
na anrrs :nrGlesordins, to Lemberg news-
,hc IN, ncy include. recognition of
hh etip republic. exchange Of products
between ne,, ckraine and Russia. completS
d IruvraI''t y, OF Ukraine and the With
.eiriri,"rN OF that republic and recor.
n'i,i ., the Ckrainian government
VIZ -, ~. MaGopa as Premier. :"
vii cn;o'nsc the Communist party
10, 80 .n,ilne. on condition that it will
'o' attempt TO monopolizo power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
CLOTHING MEN WILL AID
AssOcin lions Committee Confcrs Todn,
with Washington Officials I'm
IL. &, l., Fight

W.tSIIINC;TON. Jan. ia.-I.cadins re.
tan clothing dealers of the country who
nave been invited To confer tomorrow
Win Assistant Attorncy-d;cneral Fi.E.
met IN executive session hero today to
formulate program designed 10 assist
the Department Of Justice in It's cam
palsn to reduce the high cost of living.
No statement was issued by the com
mlttcc OF retailers after adjournment
OF the executive session as. it was
stated. the committee desired to confer
with Mr.. Figg before making public
the results OF the preliminary discus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

\ few months ago General Moods strict
urcs on the American navy, and his sweep
ing declaration that it is nothing but
floating death trap, would have been far
moro startling than now. when he is an
avowed candidate for the q. O. H. nomina-
tion for the presidency. Perhaps he is sin
cere i'll his denuncation of the Democratic
Navy Department. but politics cnGendcrs
strange beliefs, and American confidence will
not be shattered. or even shaken, by such a
statement from one who is forsaking the
camp for the hastings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
To NV Tcnph~r

VIII never touch my sear-shift with
out pushing down my clutch.
VIII never kill my engine when
stop. ~A
VIII never turn my steering wheel
700 little or too much
VIII never, never disobcy Tho 90,
WIZ never Try to start the thing
when either brake is on.
VIII never mako a racket when
will never run my engine until oil
and gas are Sonc, -
VIII never give her more than she
can lift. 80
] will never burn my brakes out. how.
ever much I'm scared,
VIII traScl on my engine down the
hill. 80
l will never be- road-hog, but will
always be prepared
For the other man who can be if
he VIII.
American Motorist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
My.nlns Mall Trial Date Set.

NEW KORk, IAN. i9.-Trial az Dr.
Edward \. Rumcly, former publisher OF
the Evening Mail. on charges Of CON
Spiracy 10 defeat the government, IN
failing 10 rcpor; 10 the alien propcrt y
custodian the interest OF the German
government In the paper. was set to-
day for j.. bruary - by Federal Judge
Augustus y. Hand. DR.. I;umeIy recent :
~ petitioncd the court for an early trial
of hi. case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

-Coincident with the allied councils note
asking Holland to surrender the former
Kaiser for trial is seen renewed propa-
gandist campaign TO rngendcr sympathy for
the lonely man NJ Amerongcn" Holland
miy or IL may not give him up for trial
Tor his crimes against civilization, but only
the most gulIble will pay serious attention
To- the press-agent yarns which would picture
him rs broken, sorrowing old man In
exile His only remorsc is for his failure
anu he would willingly and gladly commit
all his crimes over again ii the opportunity
were presented to him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
rulings We'd Like to Know:

!. Who started the world war?
:. What were the Fourteen Points,
!. WHO started Article Ten:
4. Why were Bernstorff and Won rirp;tzn
.. Is Paris place or n condition OF mind:
D. WHO can think of w. J. g. as Eli?
:. Is the Kaiser being punished or enter-
tanned:
S. And finally, are YOU eating eggs for break
fast"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

lice Department making sure that drivers
are conversant with them before issuing
permit, this taking the place OF the present
dangerous method of granting permits to oil
applicants, life and limb on the streets of
Richmond will be given maximum meas
ure OF safety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Democrats who survived the operation OF
combining devotion 10 prohibition, with al
iegiancc TO President Wilson may be able
to give some practical advice. well as
hints, 10 the thick-and-thin Bryan and Will
son men, engaged in the effort to CO
ordinate and orentatc themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Give british Goods Preference

KINGTtIN, JAMAICA, Jan. lg-Tho
government is considering Il proposal
to grant preference To English goods
imported here, notably cotton goods
Tho rate OF exchange is havni, !, nrr
judicial effect on American goods, and
the large orders usually placed AT this
time OF the year are being withheld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

If w. j. d. really is a candidate for a
fourth presidential attempt he Will not get
Tar astrlde public ownership plank The
governments unfortunate experiences durin,;
the war with the railroads, the telegraph
lines and other industries to which it turned
'tss prentice hand. have eIectually ruined
that plank us Vote .ge,ter and for genera
ton, at least until unhappy rccolcctons
hare passed away. the American people will
hayc none Of it. Now, if Mr. BRYAN will
consent TO forget public ownership and sticl;
TO shis announced antiproftccrng plank. he
VIII be assured OF more generally sym
pa hetic public car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Article Y.

pRESlDENT WILSON has declared na,iv
that Article y. OF the league OF nations
covenant is the heart OF that instrumon,
10 throw it out OF the document is 10 de
N'ailzc H. hopelessiy. Nothing could moro
surely fmasculate the work of the peace CON
terence, in his judgment, than such a move
as Is proposed by Senator Lodge and few
OF his followers
now comes to pass that Article X is
the heart OF the pFotracted controversy over
thc peace treaty. All else is mere detail
IAN agreement could be reached in an hours
time upon the other reservations il Senator
i'oaec, senator Hitchcock and one or two
o'herS couid reach a settlement regarding
TINS one section OF the covenant For more
man seven months tho Senate has debated
me treaty II has used the miscroscope dav
after day, week after week, and month after
mohth IN vain endeavor to find flaws TO
"iScoNcr ihiqnitlcs and unearth grounds for
cohtestlng the merit OF the measure Not
one great issue has been raised except that
presented by Article " Scores of minor
questions have come TO the surface and most
oi them nave dissolved under the heat of
discussion.
The one article stands suuarcly in the way
81 compromise. This provides that the govern
nent OF the United States shall assume a
iio'a' onhsation 10 assist in the preservation
oi world peace NO legal obligation is to be
enforced. NO movement of the armed forces
Oh me government is to be executed without
the express consent OF Congress- and no vital
move is to be made under Article Y. without
consultation with the Legislative branch of
the government.
IL seems tragic that the Senate should he
icspohSipie TOT national and international
misfortune merely because there is a groun
or obstinate Senators who refuse to approve
OF Article y. as it was drawn by the neacn
conference, and should refuse to find a basis
OF compromise whereby that article might
~ 80 INTERPRETED that American interests and
| prcrogativcs arc forever safeguarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Potters Win 10 Fer Cent Incrcax.

EAST LIVERPOOL. ONO, Jan. Ia
President Edward MenGc. of tho M
ters. announced here today tina, tho
wages of about 5000 general ware
pottcrs In the United states would bc
advanced 10 per cent February /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
distinction,

And Jones has decided 10 sell eyerv.h;,r
and settle with his crcditors?'
"Wcll--cr--not exactly Necessity dcc;ao,
that; Jones merely acuuiesccd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, i".n.

Although he was vehement i'll his ayowas
that he did not want the presidency, his
resignation right on the heels OF the success
or. his bittcrest enemy gives the venerable
'srigcr OF France" the appearance OF pouting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Women will abandon high -heeIed boots
ana io".necked shirtwaists quickly, now
INA, medical authority has declared that
neither is harmful to health.