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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06
DECES

L'ange de la mort went denleVer a
i'affection de sen epoux ct de SEES pa
rents, une de nos jeunes Canadienne
! bien onnue Nine David Goodin, nee
! Eva Blanchard. La defunte ne fut
| alitee que rs heures ct recut les der
-1iers sacrements en- pleine connais-
sance, administers par lie Rev. Pere
| Millet. Ellie est decedee lie 81 %janvier
dornier a Page de % ans, ct etait ma
rice depuis I'm an ct demi settlement.
Ellie laisse pour la pleurer, outre
son epoux, ses parents, M. ct Nine
| Clovis Blanchard; six freres: Clovis,
&c Mason City, Iowa; Frank, de Sc
attic, Washington; Louis, Edouard,
Henri ct Victor, de Minneapolis, ct
une soeur, en- religion, Soeur Marie
| Camille, des Soeurs de St Joseph de
st Paul.
SEES f%unerailles ont eu lieu en- la re-
sidence m%ortuaire lundi dernier, ct
!'inhumation au cimetiere ST Antoine.
lie service 3 etc eclebre mercredi
matin, a Peglise Notre-Dame de Lour-
des, par lie Rev. P. LIE Elem.
Nous prions M. Goodin ct la famil-
lie Blanchard d'agreer nos chretiennes
%sympathies en- cette Circumstance.
* ;: * =
Nine Malvina Delage est decedee
Il. III. l., o. ,,~1;oc noo,,1H =
Page de 81 ans, ct apres une Tongue
e. %douloureuse maladie. SEES funerail-
les ont Gu lieu en- Peglise Notre-Dame
de Lourdes, mardi matin. Ellie laisse
pour la pleurer son epoux ct plusieurs
enfants, don't cinq files: Maria, Ina,
Florence, Adrienne ct Eva, en- reli-
gion, Soeur Celeste, des Soeurs de st
Joseph de St Paul, ct deux fills, Leo ct
Louis. Ellie a etc inhumee au cine
there Ste Marie.
Nine Delage a conserve sa 'pleine
connaissance jusqu'a son dernier SOU
pir, ct ellie await a son chevet cinq
Soeurs de st Joseph compagnes de sd
file relgieuse, qui %passerent avec
ellie sa derniere journee sur cette ter
re.
Nine Delage etait membre de la
Cour Notre-Dame de Lourdes, qui as
sista en- corps u funerailles.
Nous offrons nos chretiennes con-
d%oleances a la famille affligee.
x ;. 4 x
Une jeune mere Went d'etre enle-
wee a l'affcction de son epoux ct de
ses enfants, en- la personne de Nine
Joseph Robillard, qui succomba a la
maladie, a l'hopital Ste Marie lie 3
ecoule, a Page de 80 ans. Ellie laisse
pour la pleurer, son epoux, lui-meme
actuellement tres gravement malade,
ct deux jeunes enfants.
SEES %funerailles ont eu lieu a la re-
sjdence, 4423 zoe Avenue S., jeudi, ct
illumination, au cimetiere Ste Marie.
Nous offrons nos nos condolences
4 la famille.
NM. RalnVllIe, entrepreneufS de
cmpes %funebres, avaient la charge de
ces ltrois f~unerailles.
On nous append que Mile Andree
De Raiche, file de Nine Marie De
Raiche de notre Vile, est morte en-
France reinforcement.
SEES anciennes amies de Minneapolis
Sc la rappellcront: ellie quitta Mime
apolis il y a une %quinzaine dances
pour Sc pe~rfectionner dams lie chant a
Paris. Ellie embrassa plus tard L.
carriere de cantatrice qui semblait lui
sourire, lorsqu'eHe dut abandonner tout
effort, il Y a environ I'm an a cause de
sd sante qui declina t%oujours depuis.
Nous prions Nine De Raiche d'a-
greer nos sinceres sympathies dams
scr malheur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06
AVIS AUX MEMBRES DE L'UNiON
ST-JOSEPH

II Y aura une importante seance
de lUnion ST Joseph, mercredl solr,
lc II fevrier.
La question dc ne tenir qu'unc as
semblee par mois Y scra decidee:
Tous les membres sont prizes d'etre
presents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

M. ct Nine Louis Lenoir, de Du-
puyer, Montana, qui sont arrives a
Minneapolis lie jour de Noel, ct qul
etaient a l'h6pital de Rochester, Mimi,
OH Mime Lenoir a suivi des traite-
ments, sont parts ces jours derniers
avec leur ieune fills, Joseph, pour Kirk
vile, Mo, a Ia recherche de guerison
dams une institution, pour ce dernier
qui est perclu dcs jambes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

I'm groupe de docteurs americans
ayant Z leur tete lie Dr. j. Mayo, de
Rochester, MINI, qui font l'inspection
de divers universities ct colleges de
pAmerioue du Sud, atm de Sc rendce
compile 81 un college chirurgical Pan
American peut etre etablis, sont par
It's pour Buenos Aires. lis furent tres
cordialement recus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06
j. w. DREGER

Dorenavant, 10 Camp Champlain ne
tiendra qu'une assemble par mois-
lie Sc jeudi.-
La prochaine seance aura lieu jeudi
soir, lie 10 fevrier,, dams la sale A. O.
IN. w, 80 Avenue Hennepin-Est.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06
Ecbo 0e I'Ouest
Minneapolis, lie 6 Fevrier 1920

Au moment d'aller sous presse on
nous apprend que Nine t. Campeau
est tres gravement malade.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

La cour Nicollet, 255, c. 0. f., a
initie plusieurs membres a sa derniere
assemble qui a ell lieu dams la sale
de Peglise Ste. Anne. Plusleurs nou-
velles applications y ont aussi etc
acceptees. Les ceremonies d1ntla-
tion ont etc suivies dun Smoker" au-
ouel assistaient plusieurs membres du
comite general ct Peter Loskiel, or
ganisateur d'Etat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

Telephones:
Bureau, Residence,
N. w. East $50 N. ". East 142
Auto. al 100 Auto. al 176
DR.. C.. A. LAPIERRE
MEDECIN CHIRURGIEN.
Bureaux 3O3 Avenue Hennepin-Est
Residence, 319 Ave. University N. E.
Heures de consultations:
La semaine, 2:30 a S ct Z a 8 p. M.
Dimanches ct jours de fete, par rem
devious.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

lie Club de Ia Cour Nicollet, G. .
F.. desirant %agrandir ses sales de re-
union du soubassement de Negaise
Ste Anne, %donneront une soiree dams
&c but, lie mardi II fevrier, sale Ste
Anne. coin Lyndale ct lie Avenue N.
WI que les profits realises won't pour
une enterprise de r~estauratlon a en-
il ny a null doute que tous
dams la paroisse tiendront a s'assurer
oueloues billets. Ces billets qui cou-
tent 25 cents admettent les possess
seurs au ,jeu de cartes ct chaque bill
let norte en- outre une chance de ga
gner un sac dc farine de AZ l1vres'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

Les Danes du Rosaire de la Par7s-
Sc Notre-Dame de Lourdes lnvltent
tous leurs amis a la grande partle dc
cartes q~u'elles donneront dimanche
soir, lie Is fevrier, 1920. Cette solree
est me DIES dernieres qui seront don
nees avant lie careme ct tout lie monde
y est invite. De beauN prix seront
donnees aux gagnants. La soiree au-
ra lieu dams la sale A. 0. U. w., 3lo
avenue Hennepin-Est. A~ssurez-vous
dun billet a temps car en- plus de rad
mission i'll dome droit a une chance
de gagner $3.50.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-02-06

LIE Cercle Ste Anne, U. C. F. C..
prepare une grande soiree pour lundl
1e 9 feyrier 1920. LIE comite, Sc COM
posant de Miles Laura Paradis, Lillian
Begin, Rose A. Pelletler, AntolneV1e
Bernard, ct Mines Arthur Bolduc et
Irene Bourbeau, promet I'M so1ree
d,amusements pour tous. Ii y aura
la danse pour la jeunesse, dams Ia AL
le du 2e etage, ct lie jeu de cartes pour
les amateurs dc Get amusement, dams
Ia sale du Ter etage, $40 Avenue Hen
nepin-Est. Une cordiale n vitatlon
est fate a tous d'y assister. Danse,
Is cents. Carries, Is cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
save the Wrappcr-S.
Fishwiren md hollis
'CopyriEnt 1870 bv National Newspaper Scryice)

as Is Of s or 4a SssG as
s mgny TO. found on the surfaee OF the ceanss,
AMI f" or s % pu4 when ,hsy the
through skin into the oos. o auSeu "ow
s""s tiss's and the ,ooseness thereof probably
uim,ion OF inllamma,ory eSud.le about the bot
The ins BOT boil h is w sisr is q 70 SAY boil
t ,inn abrasion even slight prolonged fric
nSeS Ian ssIyss to portal Of
and tsen, hoils matters Of isnorancc 'H and
no one d9s The
gpaund aot eM oI mir% n 70 fresh
surslsaiy uneiean is The medium dunn ror the
anai.a w tho or OF ns,onn
Boil One. teven before there is a Visible dis.
It iSe OR Se s skn ans
tsSnsa ,1r ma
more or less consian, crop.
pic consider healing viii NO" aonv"y viru Pso
IN in i,s, from one point OH the skin to
is sSa5ssy to mention the
which tsh@lves advise ss Victims Victims
OF boiis to apply.
tn tine nn'ure n M 1 5o su5a
I ' "sytSns to do do NOT %.h ,as
puessss in the poultisinE e Of bo pn'S'e'"" ae
ca T"sn and made an" %e ron nne
il:%seed meal poultce should weigh at least a
tn, heus sa' tho e"ssr nIn s,n ns
sometimes smells more mysterious. But heat
ana moisture are much more clcanly applied In
enc form OF large hot moist compTcsscs--
cchecSecioth in thick folds applied to the
i;tce Heat and moisture often relieve tension
burning. singing and pain In infiamed or
injected skin. Cheescciuth doesn't encourage
germ growth.
Misguided people some times, try to cheer up
the victims along about the ninth boil by as
%nr!nE them they will be SO much healthier
when the" have got all that "corruption out Of
the system Sort of a ho'd-over superstition
from the era of "laudable' pus. You KNOX the
surgeons OF old we're really disappointed lf
every wound. accidental operative. did not
income injected and produce a few quarts OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
Keyboard Touches
tiisfits In Duslne.s
BY CRANK II. uiooks

An authority in applied psychology. charac-
tfr and psyeh?-anaiyais is quoted rs saying
ness in the country is du. to the fact that abou,
this land OF freedom are on the wrong JOBS. II
there Is hing wropg IN the statement II is
centage. There is a probability tina, the cause
OF the lamcntahIe status is not altogether the
cause Of the inefGeency Of both. Berops iSc
world war we had been speeding at such rate
over hurried results and in undue haste we
a heal;hful equilibrium. To put i, 6luntiy. be-
cause man was in the rank: he. should be
lowed on. Judgment 10 be set aside Tor sent
wnx Or ihai i as as
ing in efficiency before ne became soldier
sort OF n saeh he bie FOR
But in order TO show him our appr ecia ton we
he has taken any,hns that VAS ns'o oersd ann In
doing this We did him injury and clogged
the wheels.
Aside from considering the condition from
this outlook. there are other for
OF s whoe due h 10 ns al ss
Indifference of the employer 10 gauge his
and If he doesn't think ii he acts it--that his
whole force is Oil the same footing
any other line. I distinctly recall a case where
hered e" reEarGes. OF the fact That the at,en-
lion OF the head of the concern was called to il
By men competen, 10 advise. until the business
Another mistake by on employee is. in treat
or business attention. but in putting the whole
o ,h on common ,"oo eySi concern
and the mechanical department. installed the
@ yea rH% inc ne e 1T to Do as
on the exact second Each employee was re-
gounded fos lnnci,eon and a, the end Of the
DAY Th,S sort OF *ya, Zen, made for the head
Gciency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
From Other Viewpoints
f"li Together or Go Broke Together.
Bh ALFRED II. WILLIAMS

Ran could v 90 mo better IT service for hs
ION Of railroads. The newsp pa" Miii no.
The pubr iee Hes 10 ~0 resd "o of
iraShsT and snashss comedies and
papfui and trying wori: OF building somethine
i TO think and act ,hTse who
III their minds now some few facts and consid-
,. TnG r S s, arc ahog, in the position soldier
turaed 'h errp,ed hin TO an unknown degree
notified nr"ds him that it would for him Six
and the doctors 70 WORK out his fortunes as
sGsE 81 41 Than gSo lines and
hity lost money last year and twelve showed
l97 IS" miles Of raeE proat earners
dfth of the mileage made some money! me
othsr four niths lost The losses we're ten times
business .for themselves with little credit and
ss haf %"" re fsinE sara sn Of a aTs
Vtahe DELAYS in smsnS %heh means in
Ing gallons with quart cups must be SLOW
Everybody understands tina. the nrosneri,y
OF the country and revival OF busness on =
the railroads and mat efficient operation is
and Other expenses r t" en" stt Pay r1.
creait for money for betterments and main
prevented from earning fair returns '1 generai
ance companies ana savings ana other INKS
m li billions Of their securities indivld9
millions of them. :"
The work Of reconstruction viii demand ,h.
patient persistent, energetic effort and ca
operation OF three foTceS--the railway ny.cI
trcS, the pubic ana tho railway cmploycca All
must come to appreciate the new condi;ion.
All must have in mind continually their mutual
dependence on ana responsibility 10 each nihcr
forced them before US vividly. The time has
gone for the roads TO be operated for Will
street and its changing and often ,inscr mn,
louS interests The time has gone for rim nh
Tic To inak.. It virtue % hostility 10 tho rna,j.
and "a merit of critic%inS, despoiiinr ana 80
pressing them. The time has gone for ~
railroad employee 10 feel that the onjv ~ me
1T and do as little Tor il ne can yet avnw
with and that I" the public lie ow;es No ~ y
sDons!hiluy To paraphrasc DR. Frank lin 80
must All pun together or al! 20 broke iorctb"r
Forces are to be rcOrGnniXcd. probaHiv t.,
some instances very driaticailly rndurrL ,,F
icicncy must lac increased and exurnsc, 10 10
creased. We must submit "a while +" ID dir dn-
foic the war even compared with what ~.
nave had recently. Rates prolibl, Vii We We
raised. The public will accept ali his IN ne
humor II II Is given courteous ,rcaimcn, So So.
surcd that IL is bein. dealt with fniriv ID
frankly. that the roads are doing the hcsi ~"
can and that submission to present In rd.ni,Ss
VIII result in better condito ns for All 'p"
six months or a year Of such 60 -opcrotion
would bring wonderful rewards in shane 'o or
fair returns to honest investors bet,cr srry; ".
and lower ratca 70 the public fair pay and n,av
for employees. Whether shall pcf ,i,oaop , IL
ightfu rcsults viii depend on the common
s"nee, self restraint and really Intelligent srif
iShnrSs all OF " apply to a trcmcndousIv fjf.
hGplt and tangled situation "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
The Kiss.

His day was all sunshine. his younj
heart was gay.
When she cane--the Lady OF Sorrow
He feared that Il weight when her step
turned his way,
Like mountains would fal, on TIL
morrow.
The clouds rained a tempest Of tear
DER the land
The winds were complaining AMI
calling,
And she came and put forth her heart
chilling hand
Oh, that WAS a moment appalling.
She led him by wide wastes and noun!
tains that frowned
With chilling and frost-bitten spirej
And where thorns with agony covered
And lakes that were raging will
fires.
She kissed him. as tine like a tranc|
on him lay,
Where doomed sunless rores,|
Then quietly, lightly she hoatcd ava
AS leaves on soundfess river.
WheneHer he wanders by sea or d
Whatever his 10, on the morrow
Ills brow ever burns with the KISS n:
She kissed him-the Lady Of sorro,
Translated from the IccinnGJc
Efnar flitorleifsson Kvaran nv nm,
oifur Feeldstcd in tho Anterior,
scandinavian Review.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
f rom the Richmond Dispatch Mar IL 1870

Thc question Of removing and selling the
present prnitcntary lis beginning attract
considerable attention. II is urged that the
city is growing DratWarb and the state prison.
where 1t Htan!H. s ana VIII continue to be
81 hindrance 10 !tB dcyainpinrhi IN that drec-
Legislature ny the Committee on AeyIums and
I'rsons authorizing the E0ycrnOr' Ia appoint Il
commission 10 aaccr,nn What the prcsen. loca
ton is worth and what a new location, we'll
away from hr city cah be obtained for.
4 woman. who claims 10 have been legally"
welded to Two huaband5. both OF whom are
stl living. h:M asked the House Of Delegates
them.
chair Of applied Mathematics in the univer-
sity OF Virginia. Count FIiBmarct in his capac-
ity Chancellor Of the North German Confcd-
cracy. has presented that institution with a
costly and useful collection of photo
graphic and engraved designs of recent gov
drawings; of all the modern inpro vements APP
piled 20 bridges. canals. railways and public
buildings.
Culpeper negroes have caught the exodus
fever over $50 have left. that county for the
South.
y conference Of negro Northern Mcthodists
is holding session in Lynchburg.
DIR. Bullock has accepted the call to the Pres
bytcrian Church Of Alexandria. He VIII be
cccded at Franklin Street Church. Baltimore,
Ivy Rev. w L. Murkand. Vrginian.
y bill for airline ra ilroad from Washing
ton TO New York was discussed in the House
until Tuesday next.
Revells. the negro Senator from Mississippi.
has offered Il bill abolishing the franking
privilege
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
COLONIAL COTTON PLAN
FORMULATED IN BRITAIN
Lancashire, Center OF Observation-Disclosures,
Way Advance Sum TO FINANCE House
of Commons Plan
Hy Associated Press. !

ftY Associated PreSs.l
LONDON. March 1l.-Empire cotton
?fowing on commercial basis almost
Immediately is foreshadowed from a
meeting held yesterday in the House
or Commons. which was attended by
some of the Lancashire members Of
me House and other persons financial
~ interested in the cotton trade ac-
cordins to the Manchester Guardian
a suggestion was approved. says
the newspaper. that the Lancashire
capitalists provide 100000 pounds
sterling for commercial development
to be invested in cotton growing in
some selected colony or colonies. sub
jcct to reasonable facilities by road
and rail to he provided by the colonies
where cotton Is grown.
The meeting vas adjourned for a
week in order that inquiry might be
made into the. ,practicability Of Lam
cashire providing the $4,000. 600
pounds sterling. The Guardian says
II is believed this money will be read
lily forthcoming because Lancashire at
cotton trade boom. The newspaper
adds IL Is unde rstood II the plan ma
terlalized. a proposed grant from the
treasury of 100000 pounds yearly and
~ levy OF six pence bale would be
forthcoming. which would be spent in
DiOneer work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
r.rtiSnnship Rampant Again

Mo more outrageous conspiracy has been
Matched by congressional politicians
than that behind the movement OF certain
Republican leaders OF the House for the i'm
parchment OF A. Mitchell Palmer. Attorney
General OF the United States. 1t is amazing
that even blind partisans should lend them
selves to so palpable design and seek to
discredit an able and honest public servant
whatever that servants politics, when no
mafeasance has been proven will be
proven
1t SO happens that the Department, of Jus
tice. in an EFFORT to protect the country from
sugar proiiteers. exercised its power to com
pei an agreement on the part OF Louisiana
sugar producers that Il maximum price OF
last years crop should be fixed and adhered
&c. The right OF the Acknowledgement in
point OF actual law, to fix prices may be prop
erly questioned but his right 10 prevent or
to prosecute proiiteering cannot be chal-
lenged Instead Of waiting for sugar prof
itcering TO be practiced he undertook 10 stop
it at the outset
Because OF this far-sighted action. the
chief law officer OF the government is now
to he investigated II did not matter TO the
Republican members OF the House that the
Louisiana Representatives in Congress pro-
tested against that investigation l, did not
matter to them that these same sugar people
assured the House that no wrong had been
done and no hardship imposed upon the
sugar producers. 1t did not matter that these
congressman testified in debate hat if the
department. OF Justice had not interfered
Louisiana cane sugar would have sold at
much higher prices.
chance presented itself to make political
capital at the expense of an official who is
now an arowed candidate for the presidency
An investigation Of the sugar deal it was
thought. would lead to impeachment proceed
ihSS, proceedings which could not possibly
he a cd at
ana must. therefore, hang over the Attorney
Genera! until after the coming campaign.
with this sinister scheme in mind the Re-
pnblicars voted for the investigation and
were forced TO admit from the floor OF the
house that the real purpose is to destroy
Mitchell Palmer by impeachment processes.
nc chances are that the whole plot will
collapse, ard that the Attorney General will
emerge from this situation stronger than
ever noinre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
West Virginia anil Suffrage

THE spectacular trip of Senator Bloch
from California TO Charleston was sue
cessiul in breaking the tie in the West Vir-
ginia Legislature on the Susan b. Anthony
amendment and making that State the thirty
fourth TO ratify. The Legislatures Of Della
ware and Washington have been called to
meet on the 22d OF this month, and their
affirmative action. which is generally con
coded, Will complete the necessary thirty-six
ratlyns States and the amendment will be-
come the nineteenth added to the Federal
Constitution. Thus the chief support OF
state sovereignty will have been demolished
aud the republic will enter upon new phase
OF its existence.
West Virginia Legislators who voted for
the Federal amendment granting SUI
irase TO women are bitterly and Justly
assailed by the opponents OF this measure
on the ground that the State had declared
itself Overwhelmingly against equal suffrage.
ana that they have Overridden the EXPRESSED
WISH and will OF the people for whom
they speak And what is being said of
the legislators is equally applicable 10
Governor COrnwell. it is argued who in
sisted upon calling the Legislature into extra
session FOR the purpose OF ratifying the
amendment in the face OF the States repu-
diaton or suffrage. The Governors own
county ana his own newspaper, il is said are
ON record as opposing The revolutionary
change in the electorate Of the nation
III l'Io tHe people Sf West Virginia voted
upon measure granting suffrage to women
y total OF approximately 225,OOO votes was
cast III that contest or that number 60 40
were for suffrage and 161,GO7 were against
it The majority for the ants was 9SO67
a total so overwhelming as To leave not the
remotest doubt in the mind OF any man
woman or child 10 where the State ac-
tuai!y stood upon The question /, might
be aCdcd, moreover that there were 5S7s6
persons in the State VINO voted Tor the eubar-
Material nominees who did not vote at all on
the suffrage question. Or the ffty-1ive West
Virginia counties only Brooke and Hancock
gave Suffrage majoritieS.
IL is little difficult, in the light of these
decisive figures, TO understand how any leg
is!aior, with the exception. perhaps, OF those
VINO represent Brooke and Hancock counties
dared vote FOR the ratification OF this amend
mcni. If tho State had never declared itself
upon the subject: II there had been no op-
portunity for West Virginians 10 express
their sentiments, even If there had been
anything approaching an even division of
the voters, there might have been some ex-
cuse FOR the Legislature to take matters into
its own hands. But West Virginia was ON
record against dual suffrage as emphatically
"a any state in the Union, perhaps more so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Limerick Ladies'.
~ HENRY EDWARD WARNER

There WAS young lady of Butte
Who wore clocks In her socks to look cutie;
And when anyone cried:
What's the timc?" she replied
with u Kick like chorus salute.
One" merry young maid of Duquesne
"ith a face that was terribly plesne
Used her paints with such skill
She looked pretty. until
she was caught and betrayed by the resac
And girl vino resided in Tenn
who was christened uonoria HEM
Never saw crowd out
But shed jump up and shout:
Gee! Ia like to have wan Nv thinl-Mcnn!"