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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12

whose remedy will marvelously cure ev-
cry ill. Undoubtedly formal peace will
help land would gladly speed the day if
we sacrificed nothing vitality American.
Yet, as matter of fact, actual peace
prevails and commerce has resumed its
wonted sway. My creed-call it selfish
nationality if you viii; think it an in
SEPARATION to patriotic devotion--is thus
expressed To safeguard America first.
to stabilize America first, to prosper AM
erica first, to think of America first, to
exalt America first, to live for and re-
we're America first.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12
WHAT is THE MASSAGE?

We mean the message they are sup
posed to- be- trying to get to us across the
ether. Is it:
"How do you stand on the question OF
League of Planets, with super govern
ment and secretaliat established in Jupi-
ter or Saturn, according to the vote OF the
members, including the little asteroids"
Or is it merely:
"How are you getting along under pro-
hibition, Old Earth ?"-New York Sum-
N N n
The question involved in the league OF
nations controversy is fundamentally the
same as that involved in the tariff con-
troversy which has ragged between the
two great political parties since Lincoln's
day. The Democratic position is that
American standards should be reducted
to the level of those Of Europe. The Re
publican position is that American stand
ards should be protected and maintained
at their higher level.-National Republl-
can. - n -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12
Ever Think OF That7

There Is n natural aversion 10 seeing
any creature contented and happy. A
man who goes fishing seldom does so
because he is hungry, All lie wants
10 do is 10 make trouble for the fish.
Exchange.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12
NO GREAT ACT OF HERoIsM RE
QURED
CURED

II some great act Of heroism was
necessary to protect child from
Group, no mother would hesitate to
protect her offspring, but when 1t is
only necessary to keep at hand bot
lie of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and give II as soon as the first indi-
cation OF Group appears. there ar.
many who neglect 1t. Chamberlain,
Cough Remedy is within the reach
Of all and Is prompt and effectuGl.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12
JAPAN AND MEXICO

There is no use denying the fact that
relations between the United States and
Mexico are strained and win continue to
be strained until the Mexians cease killing
Americans. Neither is there any use de-
nying that the Mexicans would be
very glad to have the sympathy Of the
Japanese in a contention with this coun-
try. But when anyone supposes that ia
pan is going to make the Mexican cause
her cause, and 60 to war with the United
States-it is ridiculous. Yet we've heard
more than one man right here in Logan
expressing the belief that Japan is only
looking for an excuse to get into fight
with the United States"
People who are CHARMED about Japan
overlook the faat that other nations
would have something to say in the event
Japan took sides with Mexico in con-
tention with us. Great Britain especial
", who is in an alliance with japan would
certainly have something to say because
Canada and Australia have exactly the
same fear of Japanese migration that We
have. There isn't any likelihood that the
United tates and Japan will ever go>to
war, but if they do it will be found that
Great Britain is onithe side of the United
States, and not alongside the Japs.
There was time when the Japanese
scare" worried lot Of people III tins
country, but not any more. And largely
because Japan had a pretty good chance
within the past two years to learn what
the United States is capable OF dong
when it becomes necessary.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12
AMERICA FIRST

\ By Senator Harding OF Ohlo)
stW1 su!o!p9m 9us4sd eq4 10 e9Id eq@
Many have thought the ratification OF
lie peace treaty and its League OF Ma
IONS would make us normal, but that IS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-12
Freeh.Air Fiend

Katie wanted very much 10 go out
side the yard, which was mcloscd with
a wire fence and gate. by and by she
ran into the house nnd said on
mother II canno, g. outside can't
lust leave the gate open 10 lei IN q
little fresh ART"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
HAS RAINBOW WEDDING
Elizabeth tdrIinr Cunningham he
""mr> nridr az Charlie. g.. i'urks.
of tiibcDHrlr. y. 4.

LNNCuBrEG VA July Ills
tar!e Ola l;GnLip Prcsbyicrlan churcn.
i'fiHcc Edward County was che
scene o: rainbow wedding We'd
les iNy afternoon whcu Miss Eliza
octh Ad"iiuc Cunu!tigham, eldest
duugAtcr ~ Ny and Mrs William
Thomas Cnnn!Egham. VAS married 70
Charles ESskIur PARTS OF Alhc.
marl" y. g. Rev r. !. I'cnton pas
TOR d: 'hc chGrrn oiliciated. Tn"
bride Map. given in marriage by her
father H.r sister Mi.e julia Gun
u.nehWa WAS ma!d % honor. and
carr HUDSON, or Raleigh y, g. was
h.st man !.itile Margaret Lyon
ANA MHrs Hrt.ntwcl We're the ritz
bon girls. Mildred Cuuniurham the
Hover girl. aud ii'tl" nilIy Alien ear
tict thr ring in a rose.
IT'D" bridesmaids Were Misses Eva
Cunn,Hghnm rtGel Rindford. Theresa
biilon Ella Neni Hooker, pnmplin:
Miss Frances DcSEaao. DAISY. Miss
tvn Gayuor, F'armvi!lr. \ O. MISS
Eanulr Ioues Chatham. and MISS
Josephine wood. Concord. Thornton
and Edward Cunningham, brothers
@: the bride. Yer" uEAers.
Immediately after The marriage
Air ana Mrs. Parks LET for an cx-
tended hriAal 'rip. following which
:h"y viii reside at AiHemar!e, y c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
At I'I11 THEA LIS ILLS WEEK
Keith midsummer rro,,r..

with the lengthy and diversified
I'M ir"iic nssc:nblcd by Manager
CharIrs W. Rex for Monday the mid
vaudeville Will be inauguratcd at tho
Lyric; Al Of the attractions listed
LOT IN" week are new to Kichmond
opening bili is made up exclusively
ol acts mat have been presented this
summer In the Sew York Thca,crs OF
IA" Keith circuit. Several Of the acts
are productions recently staged and
which nave never been presented out
Nid" Of the metropolitan Ccntcrs. Such
~ me unique comedy conccit In
which Walter Moutcil, stellar come
dian or the legitimate comedy stage
VIII ID" seen with his own company
81 Farce players ana specially artists.
The act ~ described az one or the
most original in conception and man
"illc IN several gears Special scenic
and mechanical accessories contribute
In tn" artistic effectiveness OF the
quaint comedy. The Wheeler Trio
opening this biil. have a fast and
funny exhibition In which they CON
hinc ra9 laughter provoking talent
WIN astonishing acr"batic and gym
naStic skill Their work is marked
10y precise and graceful execution In
each Of IN" surprising stunts they
perform. An cntic!ng feature OF IN"
show viii Ice Dora Hilton. a b"auti-
fnl and s,a,u"Epm" girl. who exc"lS
not only as Il comcdicnnc. but dis
plays brilliant accouplishm"n as
pian!stc. Following her on the new
bin is Sick Hunord, who Is popu-
lnrIy known as "'rhc Loose Leaf from
the Book of Fun" Clpsing the show
!S novelty spectacle IN which Dalv.
Mack ana Daiy, champion trick
skaters Of America, ARE exploited.
Among tho unusual offerings FOR
tn" latter half Of the week ~ the
comedy musicale. What Love VIII
Do In which Harry Saubsr and his
comedy company VIII be- s"cn Al
Weber Is featured in the cast OF the
whimsical muH!Cai farce" The piece
Is Handsomely staged. The Thee
Chumg capital NAL" trio, singers
and comedians. form am Interesting
feature. each Of the thrc" boys dis
PLAYING superb vocal talent The
Franchetti Sisters give, m exhibition
~ balancing that is saIi 10 b" mar
vicious. Muricl Morgan and Minnie
klutcr. singing condolences, hay" "a
novcl and divcrtinH turn. the former
being gifted character cnm"di"nn".
nnd winding up Viii come nolan ana
Nolan, who offer "a dnf' display OF
dirI'Hl dcHtcrity.'
Stirring pictures from tn" national
Democratic Convention Ia San Fran
csco showing the exciting scenes OF
the EARLIER days % In" convention.
are among the screen cshihi;s sup
llcmonting each of the vaudeville
bills fpr tho week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
LURE OF ADVENTURE MAY
Be DANGEROUS FOR GIRLS
beatrice Fairfax Warns Fair Sex
Against Taking Unnecessary
Chances Seeking Excitement.
~ BENTitICE FtIItI'A \

Claire has a s.nsc OF adventure.
She confesses IL freely. tossing her
Icy. Nothing venture: nothing have?'.
don't dispute her theory for "A
minute. ! merely ask her and the
otnrr girls | know 70 stop and con
slider the relative values of what they
are risking in comparison with what
they stand to win.
On with us TO our-o.d friend. the
venture" means. Here are two dctini-
t!ons--take your choice:
Adventure--A remarkable or haz-
UNCERTAIN Undertaking
Now hazard means according TO
our old friend again. exposed to
chv az. .n OF loss Or injury, risk. peril"
ming and Of the hazard" OF losing
Who doesn't think it's fooIhardy
TO take risks in mere wantonncss-
20 sauander opportunity and reputa-
ton for the sake of IA gay Bit OF
buccancer!ng on the seas Of chance
IRENE ndOus Inxnrds.
desperate folk in desperate situa-
lions are forced to tremendous haz-
ard. They have everything to gain
and nothing 10 losc-sayr perhaps
life Itself. which may have become
Life. however. isn't savorless TO
youth. And 10 II seeing so today
there's tomorrow. when things are
bound to look different.
Youth has everything 10 gain from
iie-evrrythinG 10 hope-everythinR
TO expect. And how can We justify
the taking Of terrible risks for the
silliest OF ir;iies-for mo:ncn, OF
excit"ment-for "A hit OF stimulation?
Adventure. which may lead TO the
discovery Of new continent or Of n
new planet in the heavens, or a new
cure for some ancient discase-enomy
nificent
Tremendous hazard accompanied
growing glory OF the history or ava
ton.
At terrific cost and with the mos,
agonizing risk, many OF the great
advances OF civilization have been
made. All very weli--thc chances ~
gain go tremendously countcrbal-
aahc"d the risks that they were justi-
But the little. cheap. tawdry cx-
cmrsions into the land Of romantic
adventure which SO allure youth TO.
dnr--what is there to gain through
them? How can any one on enrth
expect 10 advance, to get anywhere
IN life by dartine ainiessiv h!ther
ana thither. gaining no more than n
hi, Of honeycd sweetness. like the
humming bird?
Let's get back TO Claire. from whom
We nave journeycd afar in our effort
sense OF adventure is and is worth.
She's dear lass. and II She Hnds
legitimate outlets for her youthful
energy shes In "a fair way TO become
q splendid woman. But IL she fol-
lows the lure Of every BIT OF glitter
ana wastes her time hndIng thai
SHINY things have way OF turning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
u, nIrA srrYvEs.Sr.

~ this season girls are busy plan-
ning vacation clothes aud with a
UNITED income II is quite a problem.
II yon SO TO farm FOR rest. II fev
bingham ;rockS VIII suffice. bu, II To
The mountains or scashorc your ward
robe VIII be different
for morning wear a. the shor. or
mountain summer hotel. choose two
simple girgham !rocks ana o.. OF
voi'. IN" small cheeks and plaids
are smart and the stripes are good If
you ar" inclined to he stout
Avoid "rSandy. AZ 1t requires. TOO
much pressing to Keep !resh and
crisp Choose your gir2hams and
"o!'c w!th only It li,;lo whlt. trim
ming. because that win .o!l easily.
select three distinct cplors az mat
VIII oNcr complete change
white sport sk!r, of one OF the
newer spor, s!lks 30 popular thi, son
son VIII be useful with This one
chn have scvcra! ovcrblousc- Of earl.
or c0lors ami styles. thus making
rompl"t" costumes The ovcrhlouscs
may hc made at hon" - Desired for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
SIMPLE FROCKS ONE MUST
HA We ON VACATION TRIPS
Glnghams and Voes Desirable, but the Wise Woman
Cong TO Seashore, Mountain or Farm Will Avoid
Organdy to Save Pressing Worries

tneir charm is their simplicity. one
interesting blouse might be cut from
peach color crepe dc chine. ana fan
considerable below the hips. short
sleeves and round neck. finished
Win sheer white Drgandy collar and
curs. hemst!tched. and gird!ed with
s"lf-rateriai MAKE this blouse both
comio!tabl and dainty
pranE. SILK sport crepe fashioned
after til" mandarin style. loose and
nip Length and siashed at the bot
tom in d~'r scailOps, makes another
atraCtiv. blouse. White SILK sleeves
md plenty OF white wooi embroidery
mark ;n!s "a quite Distinctive This
might Also be developed in Jade green
turquoise or rose. Very smart with
whit" skirt.
Something little NOR. dressy is
offered In cuain; bodice OF lowered
tanct1. with surpiicc front crossed
and tied In biz bow In the back
short sleeves .rillcd In cream lace
and nChg also OF TN. lace lend an
o!ht!ne elegance. and when one adds
lit;ic pepiUm OF the RULED silk. she
may rest assured ina; she is Tui:e
chic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

The hot flashes. I saw in the papers
about Vegetable Compound so / tried
it. Now feel all right and can work
better. You have my permission to
publish this lctter."-VIcroRIA
kcrrL, 81 Oak Ridge Ave-. Summit,
y. J.
II You have warning symptoms such
IA sense OF sufTocation. hot flashes,
headaches, backachc, dread of inn,
pending evil. timidity, sounds in the
ears, palpitation Of the heart, sparks
before the eyes, Irregularities, consti-
patton, variable appetite, weakness,
inqulctudc and dizziness. get bottle
OF Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and begin taking the medi-
cine at once. We know it will help
you as it did Mrs. Koppl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

dirty II is apt TO smear them. After
this. II the gloves are not quite clean.
put them through the same process
again and hang in tn. air.
n little care in washing !s all tina,
is necessary to preserve the bright
ness OF scarlet. pink and blue iianncls
Tor long time. All these colors re-
lulre nice warm lathcr: dry sonp
must never be used on them and "A
'"aspoonful of salt should be added
TO tn" suds and the rinsing water for
schr'ct and pink and the same uuan-
NY OF ammonia for blue. They should
men De well shaken aud hung out
at once 10 dry. Articles OF n deljcat.
o!nc that must he washed often are
ruined by careless Washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

out to be brass and glass instead OF
gold and diamonds. we, who love her.
nave chance OF going through the
sad experience of watching Claire
Il All Depends.
Claire. like all vital. vivid. ro-
mantle and highly imaginative folks
needs TO lind way Of expressing
herself. Overchargcd with energy.
sac's bound to use II. And II rightly
dircct.d, her energy viii make Claire
splendid and worthwhile.
But IL the lure Of tn. moment. tho
promise OF any stray chance draws
her here and there and Keeps her
from finding what she really wants
IN lifc-whnt's to become of our
Claire sense OF valucs-a real
conception OF what's worth spending
herself and her energy on-a respcc,
Tor law and order and the rules OF
the game an unselnsh desire TO hur;
no on" else In the exubcrance of her
own youth-nll these viii cheek our
Clair" on the edge OF her prcripiccs
After all Girl OF fine feelings is
likely 10 stay on even keel because
OF her own respect for herself plus
as I" make some one else pay FOR
her excursions into the land OF ad-
venture.
TO 20 up in an airplanc when
your" an aviator photosraphing the
"ncmys country. or "A phenomenon OF
scicnce. is splendid. Risk: Hazard ?
Justified by your cause
To 20 " IN an airul8ne because
you have Il sens" of adventure" is
ground 10 watch YOU with agonized
eyes an old mother and n young hus-
band with your six-months' old baby
In his arms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Timely Hints for
Every Household
DO Not Expose Tea, Cot-
fee, Spices to Ain, but
Keep IN Dry Place.

Velvet that has been spotted with
rain should not he brushed Shake
tn" velvet and leave it. The water
"!ii "yaporatc and show no mark
unless the velvet was dusty before
getting Vet. In that case wipe the
velvet while still rain hamped with
u clean damp cloth. This Will re-
move The dust. Then shake well
and leave to dry.
In ironing garments on which
be taken not TO press the hooks 80
that they have 10 be pricd open in
order to use again. The best way
20 prevent this Is 10 place y folded
towel underneath the part on which
the hooks are sewn. when |, med
on the folds of the towel the hooks
will remain as good as new.
Dry groceries should be kept dry
and clean. The flavor. OF tea, coffee
and spices Is injured b. air and
moisture. therefore, store then in
alright containers. Roasted coffee.
especially when ground. loses havor
rapidly DO not lay IN n large stock
unless you can roast and grind II at
home The fat in chocolate may
To clean light gray doeskin gloves
let the gloves soak In a saucer With
sufficient gasoline to cover them: take
out. do not squeeze. hut let the Lirty
Guuid drip Off Lay on IL thick clean
cloth. and with Il Dir ypiccn of rag rub
down, working from the wrist to the
fingers. Constantly change tho sur
face Of the rag. for as soon as ii gets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Circum,lnntInI I:,ld.nrc.

Please, ma'am. fathers sen, mo
round 70 say that your dog Towers
This afternoon" Announced an apple.
faced youth TO the elderly maiden
lady
The lady held up her hands in
horror. Towz"r." She said couldn't
90 such thing. I'm certain. Go and
ietl your rather that he must haY.
made "a mistake"
But father saw him with ore Of
IN" fowls IN hiE mouth. ma'aln.
Tell your father cirCumstantial
evidence has led many 4 wiser man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT
ON BAD TEETH OF BRITISH
Government nj Last ivrlsr 10 Com
di'i"ns aud VIII Provide for
Free Clinics.

LONDON. July 3.--Britain. through
its Ministry OF Health, Is preparing TO
spend NOR" than $3.50 HOo.0 600 on false
teeth which VIII be supplied 10 the
free dental clinics that are being as
taOlisheh In all parts of the King
dom.
The government has only recently
n"akencd 10 tn. deplorabl" condition
OF the av'Sage Engiishman's teeth.
and the dental department OF the
Health Ministry thrcatcns TO become
The most lavish %! the spending
branches Of IN" administration
Special attention is paid 10 dental
treatment for the masses. as govern
mental physicians have reported that
the majority Of cases OF disease and
iii-nutrition found among the people
can be traced directly TO defective
molars
Ample I'rooI.
The pathway Of love was not lined
with rose Leaves. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

\ Iirucfnt.tur.

Sucst who was doing full JUS
TIC. 70 tho excellent dinner provided
- his host Vas being watched with
great Interest by the little daugh-
ter % tn" house. ~ length 81. said.
On. do Wish yon wete here 80
bchmed With satisfaction. DO YOU.
my dear? Why' ne Inquired H.
cause There won't be anything cold
TO ca. tomorrow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
This Makes the Curl
Stay In Your Hair

The siimcrinc method IL unusually popu.
LAT Just now according 10 the DRUGGISTS.
ms rs largely due 10 the warm weather
anu "scause women arc now spending q
much OF their time out OF doors This
a'n,pie method not only produces the
i,ovencst. natural looking curls and wayes
Du, u Keeps the hair in curl no matter
nov not or how moist the day. or now
hard the wind blows ~
All one need do Is TO wet a clean tootb
brush with liquid ailmerinc. draw III.
through The hair before doing i, up and
inc hair viii dry in just the swccte.
waves and crinkies. This will also keen
the hair beautifully soft. silky and Iu.
trons. a few ounces OF lIuuid silmor,nn
VIII last for months.-Ady. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
AMERICANS PLAY STAR
ROLES IN PARIS OPERA
{ composers md Performers in Lend
Ing Parts During the Cay Months
al Neat Winter.

PARIS Iuiv 3--Ancrictu compDs-
Crs and Am.riCan performers MIL h"
stars ia the opera season next wiuier
IN PARIS.
Among IA" attractions VIII b."
."pru. lLbcl.iii"" is TN. American
composer. FalrchGd. nnd ~ S.p;cm-
hor, irthur Tu>-Huini VIII bring his
company 20 me opera Cprn!gu. and
Fhr!siaus wlll rear Mary Garden. Rosa
EaiSa. Caroline White Hid otn,! ia
NOUS American SonRhIrdS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

astray." shifted the lady Run away
and do tell YOU, now"
When the boy returned. three min
tics Later. he struggled with AN car
tO.ear smile.
Fathers compliments. ina'am. and
D'r'nps you're right" he said. He
says I'm 10 tell you that Circumstan-
t!ul evidence would point TO the fact
hat he shot your dog half an hour
ago hu; on goin into the matter. he
reckons as how you'd ind the Door
ihinG hioh n housetnnLA's kncc,''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE Age.
May Pass the Critical Period
Safely and Comfortably by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Summit. n. il have taken
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

pound d uring
Change of Life
and | think it is
q good remedy in
such Il condition.
l could not digest
my food and had
much pain and
burning in my
stomach after
m e a 8. / could
not 8 ! e e p, had
backache, a n d
worst of all were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Not Negotiable.

Shall I put you down for couple
, ~ tickets We're getting up raj
&c for poor man in our reighbor
hood None for me. thank you
should not know wha, 10 do with
a poor man II won him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
In These pays.

The principal OF certain school
Tor girls had occasion 10 speak
sharply 10 ono Of the pupils recently
Marion he said sternly. you've
neglected your work shamcfully and
YOU must remain with me an hour
after school"
Marion shrugged her thin little
shoulders
Well. Mr. Watts" she said. IN your
WHO doesn't mind. I'm sure l don't =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

ana he WAY grtt.ng tired Of &, In
iat', what Win losing hours Of sleep
making love aud the financial strain.
h' ieli that hc mad pOn" far enough.
;" h. felt u was time 10 give his
imitation Dt tn. worm that turned
" hen the maiden coyiy asked. Tor
~" thOusnndth time:
W" you sur. ihat YOU love me
dear"
Reginald drew deep breath. and
men let or steam
DO look here, my darling ~.
G"spcd. In evaporation. i've missed
ny last train HON. FOR the thi-d tim.
ihiS ""ek. you've been sitting on my
Knee for thr," hourr till I've got past
the craiOp: your !itila brother has
torn the br.m on my new straw hat
your father made me smok. ono Of
his beastly cheap cigars this evening:
I've spent mY last cen, OF thns. choCo-
.ai.s you've Just eaten. and I've ncvor
srumhlci once DO you think ! hate
your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
DO YOU KNOW THAT
SHOES ana ships md Scniinu Wnx
md tabbngcs mud

shoes ana ships md Sealing WAX
md tabbnEcs mud
Ston" cannon balls were used as
late as 1852
IN" Turks massacred over 900 600
Armcnians in 1915.
Turner. the famous artist. was Tho
son of Sheffield barber.
The arteries O. the human body
nav" walls consisting of three tnick-
ncsses
Asbestos. which is mineral. como,
from Canada. South Africa. Russia
and America
The bark OF the ash tree rcmoi,s
smooth until the tree Is about thirty
years old. when ii becomes rough and
furrowcd
Tn" great dam across the Nile n.
assuan is one and quarter miles in
iehYth and has $50 slulce gates.
The Gallant Doctor.
MISS Lucns-'I can't make out
aaoctor why always have such cold
Gallant Medico-"They arc GO
3mai that they cant hold blood
enough 10 Keep them warm. madam
that's why" ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

Tn" great dam across the Nile n.
Assuan is one and a quarter miles In
length and has $50 siuIce r.tns