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Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
CAVALRY TROOP TO be
ORGANIZED At CITY
HALL MONDAY MIGHT

Organization of a cavalry troop in
the Arizona national guard will be eff
fected at meeting of all candidate
recruits tomorrow night at o'clock.
in the council chamber at the city hall
Seventy men and three officers only
are eligible to be included on the roster
Of the new organization. The officers
will be elected by the men themselves,
passing physical and mental examina-
lions to insure their fitness.
Troopers will be paid at a rate equal
10 % per cent of the pay of a cavalry
man in the regular army, but must
attend As drills a year if they expect to
tail in when the bugle blows pay day
every month.
The new organization has the enthu-
siastic support of the city and of the
state military authorities. Avery
Thompson, city manager, will preside
AT tomorrow nights meeting, and it is
desired that every man who wishes TO
join be present at that time.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
RECKLESS DRIVING
COSTS MOTOR|ST $50

A little burst of speed that imperiled
the lives of many persons cost John
Doe" Strang $50. large crowd at
tracted by sparks from grounded troll
ley wire which had broken gathered at
the corner OF Third and Washington
streets about O'Clock Friday night.
According to several witnesses Strang
"a attempted to drive his motor car
through the crowd at a high rate of
speed. He was booked at the police
station, charged with reckless driving,
and forfeited a bond of $50 when his
case was called i'm municipal court yes
terday afternoon.
The city also collected $40 yesterday
from Bert Chiny. who paid a fine for
speeding.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
POOR. MRS. COTTONWOOD

Mrs Cotton wood has been found
guilty and sentenced to death. The
trial has been going on for ten long
years. ending now in verdict from
which there appears to be no appeal.
It is another case OF the female OF
he species being more deadly than
the male. In many of our western
titles a large proportion OF the shade
.rees and the finest, are cottonwoods.
There is Mr.. Cottonwood and a Mrs
Cottonwood. but it seems that the lat
.er annually throws off fine crop
IF cotton which acts as a mechanical
r-ritant for sufferers from hay fever.
and moreover filters the streets, screen
ioors. cornices and plasterings with
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

Omaha firemen are going to be milk
men when not putting out fires.
And there are some who applaud.
But
Are these firemen. 50 used to turn
ing on wafer going to be able to resist
the temptation when they're not putting
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

holes in Mrs. Cottonwood and inserted
sulphur, hoping to sterilze che bios
som through the sap. Nothing doing
Now they are going to cut down
the female of the species and leave
Mr.. Cottonwood all alone. poor fell
low in his masculine glory.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

out fire, but are putting out milk?
There are those who say that Miss
Democracy will have to do the propos-
ing this year. We don't believe ii, not
as long as Will Bryan has that old
SLOUGH hat to toss into the ring.
Promise No. e,793,fO4:
Cost of living will be lower in the
spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
From tho Richmond Dispatch. Mar. ., 1850.

The foIlowing gsntlemen have been recon.
councilmen from Marshall Ward: Joseph j.
English A. r; Woodson.. Z Thqmas Flahsrty:
Bodeker, p. c.. Richardson, e. u. Lipscomb, p.
G. CoEhlan, T. Wiley Davis. and III. w. Tyler.
1t seoms hard for winter to leave us. Yes
terday we had another snow furry and before
tho day ended the mercury in the thermometer
got down to 81 above zero.
Tho Vanguard of Freedom is the name Of a
new temperance society Just organized! in this
city. It's object is a strict observance OF tho
laws OF temperance against the use OF ardent
Married.: On the Bird instant. by REV. DR..
Jeter, Mr.. William J. 10th to Miss Lenora Car.
ter; both OF this city.
The genera, bill for the removal Of the dis
sideration OF q committee of the House, and
many there BIO who believe it will pass.
The Speaker of the House yesterday an.
nounced the appointment OF yirginians to COM
mittees as follows: Claims. Mr.. Ayros: Naval
MeKenzie: Reconstruction. MT. Porter; F'reed.
mems Affairs Mt; Booker; Accounts, All.
Ridgeway; Agriculture, Mr.. Gibson. M
Congressman Ben Butler yesterday appoint.
ed Charles Sumner Wilson, OF Salem, Mass, a
colored boy, to q cadetshtp at West Point. This
is the ,frst colored boy ever appointed to a
Tho House Committee on Railroads and Ca
aabiy. on q rafiirosa from SNorfolS tts TO 81! IIa oSis,
Via Cincinnati. NN'
for tho EieEth Virginia District. ana Z. s s. VIM
stead has been named for collector OF tho Fifth
North Carolina District. r., nTi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
Keyboard Touches
Easy. Common Sense Nules.
ny FRANK IL. BkOOkS.

1t is best to buy the best if you have the
cash. II isn't best TO look for the highest price
goods because you want TO pay the highest
prices. An oyercoat with fur collar doesn't tit
Il man with Il lean purse. Some Will spend 10,
10 or - cents to get to Il mark-down sale who
would complain of an extra 8 cents advance on
something they could get by walking ii block.
The man who buys on a rising market in the
hope OF speculative gains is more or less Il
gambler. You can play poker on the same
principle. f.
E9ualizins is mighty good economy. You
are not saving anything in serving a course
fast hungry. with the expectation that some
ono will invite you. to luncheon.
When you have finished business, go home
II you have a family, instead of stopping to
discuss economic questions, thereby arriving
late to dinner, that is spoiled by your delay.
Note to. housekeeperS, meaning wives: I'm
less you are specially invited don't .prolong the
afternoon call. thus causing your husband to
get his own dinner If you have no serpant.
Airs. Ciemonss suggestion to Mark Twain is
sound philosophy. Mark had growled because
a coiored man had written him a letter that
was not phrssed as William Dean Iowclrs
that the eolorsd man meant well, but didn,,
The advice was. consider every man coiored
until he proves he is white.
Don't rely on the Almighty TO convert 4
%Rrohteer. Report the case to the proper au-
thority. There are times when God expects
every man and woman TO settle their own lit
tie troubles.
honesty Is the bost policy. II is if you can
convince ehc other fellow that you are right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
Health Talks by Dr., VIM. Brady
IL 1890 NVfv =
1890. by National Newspape

4 moEen is a high:grade mental defective,
ind iadif ia la'ot " IL Tn f ssfd parISlar mt ssaaf; but al lps aaa ri
moron has the mind of u child OF Six. eight or
o t%slsS y ssansar Th tests the appI msrt IA tSe i 5sf.sa:
mon method, familiar to psychologists and eou-
81 any T isgvia to laem TRs mofon 'h isa ms syas 81 status lms
heeIe: Very frequently The. moron IS a moral
ment ef, the brain, carly exhibits Vicious or H.
eorrsglbie propensities.
The female Moron is 9f,sn at,ra @ in early
and srooase1. PERHAPS peol vtrlRnd alsedd'g in 0f Macy
,heirs above Inc e eSeib1T5 psftsHh She is BUT a si eGil aim IN
mind and will always remain q child. The young
woman is in for q lie sentences IL he marriee.
Q, ,c for 2 iifr failure If he isn't man enough to
You will find the moron woman %crowding the
hotel and restaurant dancing doors. attended
daring fashions or treats Of Feminine dress
Saa where Soa sse ch Lads " million moron WWomen
waYr style.
The moron, wonian's mental capacity is taxed
programs, and the froti,y scandals Of the news.
Her conversation is at best ,persiaase. Yoa
Up even a pretun<e Of conversation with her
for hall q an Ioar; Der r, ign nora of iEhe; snasay ,SnrSS
in this she gets by narvelously well. for a few
Her Gleom fades long before the Intelligent
inoron woman is a leach: a deiieate Hover. TIC
picture, ali PisHi. but an awful lemon for 4
m neal man ot a 10 Su heSi' of qP 9en Mit girls. pFi grls h @itth i"t a r the
makes you positively sick if YOU are IN any
wf fxos tied Ss hsi n;allus,na,ion OF sick 4 youth
drives the thoughtless or incompetent young
Love OF The romantic species is merely sensual
ISM. + is 4 thiLE a nan or woman OF aormal
pctuosity OF an intellectual defective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
PREDICTS FORMATION OF
THE u. S. OF GERMANY
Spokesman OF Gcrmun IIoIxtcin de-
ciRres States Of Former Empire
Arc Ready for Federation

tDS N.POSIatSu tFcSS.l
CoPENHAGEN. March S.--Thc ulti-
mate development Of Germany into u
republic OF Federated states like the
United states OF America is predicted
by one OF the prime movers OF the pro-
Jcct TO seDa rat from Prussia tina part
OF Schleswig-iiolsteln, which shall re-
main German after the piebiscitc, Dr.
liudolph Mus3. 4 Clergyman OF Flens-
burg, in an interview in the Politikcn.
The movement began last August, he
says. and nov. has 5000 adhcrents.
I'VE are Observation-Disclosures DR..
alusl declared, and desi?p to admin
!stcr our own affairs as far as possible
ana nave our own Judges, teachers and
c~lerSymen. All OF the zoo ,leieuatss
who attended the recent meeting at
t~iendsburg were agreed that whether
We remained attached 10 Prussia OF
became distinctly HanoyeriunS or
S-llolstcincrs our territory
would always remain Il part o. the
German nation. Hamburg and Lubbock
may become incorporated In our move
ment. and ] believe All the German ma
tionallliss-ihe Hanoverians. the Hes.
slams, tho Nlccklanburgers. the West
phallans, the pomcranians-wil de-
inanu nome rule az we OF Schicswip-
llo,stein arc doing. and thai rma
VIII gradually develop into a federated
r,opublic like tho United states OF
y America.
I'VE acknowledge the nrincipre OF
nationality and the right of seIf,6e-
termination, and IL is our own fault
pave become alienated. Let the Danes
hayc what is Danish, but the re.
mainder be distinctively Schles-
NiS-IlolStein
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
FRENCH LABOR REFUSES
10 DROP EIGHT-HOUR LAW
WIZ Not Reiinautsh Right. Arr..s,
Noopted, says LETTER 10 Go,ern-
mcnt From Federation.
10y Associated Pressl

PARIS. March S'-French Ia bor n,,,,
roi r%s'i,nluish, the advantage il has
sathtd hroug the adoption Of The
ciEnt,hour law. ana no backward stcS
VIII be permitted, says an omen LEI.
Yer issued 10 tho French government
and parliament by the General FED
eratlon OF Labor. Economists and GOV
nrn,nsnt omciais have argued the law
h brsy,Hss u country from eNerting its
ntt,e has been done to enforce IT,
temporary suspension of the law has
pech urged, but II is said this stcn
was fought by labor organizations.
1n IS expected tho proposed profit
committee In the Chamber Of Tjepu.
stas this week. This measure. which
seeks 70 give labor adequate paw is
primarily Designed to interest WORKERS
~ business and lessen the Hanger of
olstnrnnnGns Those who are inter
f:sted IN the passage of the bin asser,
~ VIII bring about intelligent 90.
1peration and VIII be a, Substitute
TOT ne vicious circle OF Increasing
ta6SS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
SEEN ON THE SIDE
nv HENRY ERWARp WARMER
Heaven.

Ill SS<s&N #r
II YOU want to make me happy,
II you want to make me sharp
por the music OF the angels
And tho twanging OF the harp; 4
II you want me to desire q
Seat within the golden gate.
snow mo it's a place where dressing
Never makes a woman late.
sure! . l know you'll say that dressing
Doesn't bother them up there.
6ut that sort OF reparteeing
Doesn't get US anywhere.
what want TO know about it
Is that this, Of other things,
Won't annoy a fellow, when they
Have TO stop to plume their wings:
Snow me that there is no powder.
Show mo rouge is quite unknown.
Show me that there arc no roiblcs
That arc womcn's fads alone:
And if you can show me that, Sir,
believe I'd almost bow
Acnuiescenee to departure
For Elys:um, right nowl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
ALLIED COUNCIL CONSIDERS
PERSIAN INDEMNITY RIGHT
ForeiEn Mihister Luys Case Before
tlon for Losses.
.tBy associated Press

LONDON. March s.~i'ersia,s "a o.
has been LAID before tho supreme nj
llcd counc!l, by the Persian foreign
minister, who is visiting his city. nc-
eGor1img to The I,ondon Times, II is
nei!sFeu me Hiluation, so far as 1t re-
rSady been discussed by the allied
Persia desires reparation for IN.
losses she suffered during the war
iroE Turkey and urges modification or
nsr frontier and some territorial ad-
justin 'nts necessary to end tho long
standing differences between her and
turkey. especially regarding kurdes.
Although the Persian government is
ANXIOUS FOR the establishment OF cor
dia relations with Turkey, the senti-
mcnt OF other branches Of the Moslen,
faith, respectins the Sultan's position
as supreme cali,ph, is not shared by the
Persians; who belong to the Shiah
sect, followers Of All, the cousin and
snn.in-iaw Of Mohammed. or by the
other Moslem countries. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
SOVIET FORCES REPULsED
BY POLES AND films
Later Launch Counterattack on
Heavy Detachment Of Foo and
Pierce the Red Lines.

LONDON. March S.-Itusslan Soviet
forces have launched attacks against
the Poles and the IMnns, on the west
ern and northern fronts, according TO
advices received here. In both in
stances, it is said, they have beer re-
pulsed. and the Firms are reported to
have launched q counterattack, which
has pierced the Red lines.
Polish units holding the line run
ming through the Pripet marshes south
of Bopruisk are said to have been un-
der attack ut two points. lhe Soviet
armies advancing OH the north and
south sides of The marshes. Heavy
Reu attachments wore recently report
cd TO have been assembled at Cionnel.
just east of the Pripet country and IT
IL probable these have been hurled
westward against the Polish line.
In this connection, ii is recalled the
Poles last week rejected overtures for
lions. holding the B~o,shevists would
strengthen their lines during the time
they are protected by the provisions
Of the truce. In the meantime. dele
gates from the Baltic states are eX-
pccted to meet at Warsaw next week
TO consider the Soviet peace terms.
General Skobclste:n is. in command
OF Finnish aud Russian anti Bolsherist
forces which have broken through the
Soviet lines west OF Repola, In the
thurman region. says u dispatch from
Abo, Finland, to the London Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
A Daily Once Over
EmptyiaE the Chilaren's Bank.

IN your home, as a younGster YOU heard so
mucn, ahout saving and economy that you felt
axe leaving the room cvory time the subject
You heard about II. but YOU did not get the
You were told you should start o hank ac-
count; ann when you had enough saved to buy
money and bought the suit for you. 49,
ot course there was a certain pride in hav-
me money was sone-all of it-and you began
Are you following this same policy with your
Do You let them keep their bank account in
tact and teach them 10 watch money earn
money by keeping II In the bank undisturbed?
Impress them with the fact that interest ac-
Gumuintss with the years and that one must
DO old, and that they have some good Years in
between to get Inc comforts for old age as
surcd and they will get into the game in earn
est.
TO get this lesson in n practical way, ann teach
the children, little and big, how great a thing
is thrifL-Copyright, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
GERMANY'S FUTURE HANGS
ON EXTENSION OF BIG LOAN
feriin Ncwspnper Declares ~I'roposul
MuSt he Well Considered, How
ever, before Final Action.
Icy associated I'ress.I

10y FFSoSISle1 tSrcSS.j
BERLIN. March 7~.--Discussine cdi.
a2FtaiiS Inc prospective financial aid
OF the alicS 10 Germany. the Vos.
sischc Icitung says today
Ihe proposed International loan Is
an ineHprcsaion OF altruism, but
Inust be construed as springing from
cSotistical motives"
me newspaper declares Europe has
reason TO Icnr Germany will reject the
roam and therefore Germany need not
conson, 10 All the terms demanded, hui
can even name her own conditions. The
possische Zeitung suggests If the
entente demands surety For the loan
such securities must be proposed by
ticrNnnny and shall not be Of such u
nature as would erini intervention in
me nations finances or restriction OF
her economic activities.
= me decision now confronting the
ticrman government is equally as
grave rs that involving signing or not
signing the Versailles treaty." tho
newspaper says. AT that time Ger
many ahd L. choice; ow, however. She
IS permitted freedom in a decision
which involves the question of whether
~Stroyed.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
SHIP BEARING FUGITlVES
is VERlTABLE DEATH TRAP
stcamcr Laden with Refugees stricke n
10y yTyphus Fever. and Score.
OH DOnrd Perish,

lBy Associated I.reSs.1
CONSTANTINOPLE. March 8--uc,tb
pursued 500 refugees who fled from,
Novorossisk on the steamer Navajo at
the approach Of Russian Soviet forces.
after many had died Of disease, cold
ana starvation. The craft arrived
mere with cmaciated and starving
Eighteen hours after leaving port.
INC vessel. which had been chartered
by the American Red Cross 10 bring
the fugitives out OF Southern Russia.
was struck by a blizzard, which for
TWO days prevented the ship from maxi
ing headway. Food and coal supplies
were all consumed. For four days the
navajo drifted In the Black Sea, while
a hurricane ragged.
the refugees saw the bodies of scores
of their shipmates consigned to the
waters. At last another ship picked
UP the Navajo. Hundreds Of the pas
sengers arrived here with hands and
feet frozen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
POOR PAY CAUSES FOREST
SERVICE CHIEF TO QUIT
Henry =. Graves nrcInrcs SALARY Paid
ny government 10 Scientists Is
uSuftcIe mt. b

lby hssociatcd PreSs.l
WASHINGTON. March 8. - Henry 6.
raves head OF tho Federal Forestry.
service, has resigned 10 return 10 pri-
ratc life. The pooc pay Of scientific
men ~ Inc. government service was
given by Nr. Graves as the necessity
compe!ling him to leave The position OF
,n'cr FORESTER. Ills letter announcing
ms intention 10 tender later his formal
IeslsnIllon was read today by Secrc-
,ary Meredith 10 tho Senate Agricul-
turc in support of his CON
,titIon mat the SovGrnmcnt would
nave 10 oNcr greater Inducements if it
men.
Mir. Graves set no date for ,o,v;n.
the service, as he has made no dc,inite
nians regarding his return TO business.
However. Il was SAIL he expected TO
iiture 70 furthorins Tho work Which
nc mas been directing FOR the govern.
mient' notably the campaign for the
IN the puhlic domain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
MASSACRE AT MARASH
CONFIRMED BY BRITISH
Number Slain by Turks IL Now Tut nj
$4,000, and 5000 Are Reported
Still i'm City.
iBy Aasociutad Press

iBy NNsociutod Press.
LONDON. March S.--Dr. Kennedy. in
charge of the Lord Mayors relief fund
at Adana. where there are about 35, 900
Armenian refugees. has. sent a mes
sage to Ancurin Williams. member OF
tho House of Commons, confirming the
fact that $4,000 A~rmenians were mas
sacred in the AIarash district.
The city was burned and has not
been relieved. Thirteen hundred wo-
men and children persisted in q snow
storm on their light to Adana. Eight
thousand Armcnians are still al
Marash. and many Of them arc
wounded.
Adana, adds the message, is not i'm
mcdiate!y threatened, bputthere 0S..
mediately Threatened. but there ls
anxiety and no confidence in tho
security OF the district. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
IRISH POLICE BARRACKS
AGAIN HEAVILY ATTACKED
Force OF 100 aIcn Bcrieges building
for Moro Than HOuir, but
Finaiiy withdraw.

one hundrad men. armed With With rifles se,
and high explosives, lnado an attack
lasting an hour on q police barracks
at Doom, near here, early today. The
g%renades, and the attackers Niually
withdrew. None Of the police was
fujurnd. H. M ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
Taking 1t Out OF Politics.

To the Editor OF Tho s-Dispatch:.
SirrE.Adop na,ion.wide prcohibitifen and
been The slogan Of the .Anti-Saloon League for
moro than tWeh,y years We have adopted ma
greater ISSUE in politics than at any period ia
The coYntry's history. !; the direct result Of |,
sIsssaehusetts has lost a Republican senator,
can Governors. and movements TO force the is
sue Into the canning national. campaign are re-
The superintendent Of the Anti-Saloen League
S Sit,to m,s n ss"t on, asS ;us, b lmas IN. ! an ash hs 'or prGm-
tion calls, for a fund OF $1,000 700 TO aid in en-
forcing tho Eighteenth amendment. and to do
feat efforts for it's repeal.
This is how prohibition has taken the liquor
question out OF politics.
GRAHAM.
! New Yorli, March ., 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
WAY MEN
FAIL TO REACH A DECISION
Have Not, iet Completed Negotiations
Outcome OF Which May Mean Na--
u tion.Wjde waIkout.
[py Associnted Prcss.1

=" " I'D NsaUUTHteU FTCss,I
CHICAGO. ILL.,, March s.-Delegates
representing nearly 100000 railway
mHintcnancc-of-way workers from all
parts OF the country failed today to
reach q decision as to whether they
VII call q strike' They meet agatn
Most or the afternoon was spent
in hearing the report of the Washing
ton committee. which has conducted
with tho railroad dmlpistration for
the brotherhood. The Jjsch Cummings
bill under which tho roads are now
operating. was also discussed. Ses-
sions wore executive,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
. Thaw.

ThuN. TO.
Gray sky and wood. and ragged drifts
OF white;
Dull shapes that blur to distant
monotone; E.9
A laggard crow that, calling. flies
so1nber world, witt, somber-hearteds
snen IfrF9l
That tradse e toll. and then trudgei
As soddsn. day dlms out In solder
Albert Bigelow Paine in Harner.s
Magazine,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09

ace to business prosperity, and ii relief is
not found In some way the general economic
welfare will inevitably suffer. In view of
Mr.. McAdoo's receptive attitude toward tho
Democratic presidential nomination, his syg-
gestions project a distinct issue in the cam
paign for the nomination that will give him
a footing III its appeal for support that is
calculated to make him a formidable candi-
date. at least with certain classes Of taxpayers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
CandIda,c or die Vamey.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-tfour announcement i'll the issue OF
March y of the candidacy OF the Hon. II, ST. q.
Tucker. for the. Governorship,, referred to las
a model OF brisfnaSs and simnlieitE,, indorsing
gratifying TO tho friends and admirers of Our
Harry and we appreciate your warning against
the tendency to capitalization and Federal
usurpation. He VIII; from now on. be the can
li!ed. n fairness. 70 tne Office Other sections
tine position, since. the Valley had tho honor of
furnishing the gallant O'Ferraii. 1t is hor time
now, and she presents the man.. thoroughly
equipped in every respect, The voters OF tho
Tenth District have always been loyal TO Tucker.
and may be relied on 70 indorse him. lie is
idcntihed, BY the inheritance Of a long line OF
distinguished Nirginians, who have been
stanch supporters Of the Constitution, and
therefore, nhampiona OF states rights. The
breaking from, The safe moorins Of the past.
vigorous as n campaisner. VIC may anticipate
n ringing canvass, worthy OF NrSinia's best
81. JULIAN PRATT.
Waynesboro. Va, March 6, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09

Tammany's acclaim Of Governor Edwards
as the next President Of the United States
does not necessarily mean that he is a sure
winner. Perhaps it will not even advance
his interests, but regardless OF the outcome
of the presidential race the fair-minded
American people are compelled TO admire
him for the stanch fight he is making against
big odds.