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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11
n L. Nash. Complainant.

John L. Nash. Complainant.
 H. L. Harris. NJ F. 'Finton. L. A. Nichols.
 John Harris, Tom Harris. Sam Harris
 Ella Harris. W. s. Qualls. T. R. Douglass,
 Nj F.. Douglass P NJ. Douglass, s. L. Doug
 lass, A L. Nichols and J. P. Finton, De-
 fendants.
 Notice is hereby given that there has been fled in my office as Clerk of the Faulkner Chancery Court. a petition for the contirma-
 ton of the title of the West Half of the
 Northeast Quarter of Section ThirtyOne (3l) g containing Eighty (S0) Acres more or less and Five (5) Acres in the Northwest Corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Thirty-One (31, described as follows to-wit Beginning at the Northwest Corner of the Northeast Quarter of the North east Quarter of said Section Thirty-One (3i), and running East Five (5l Chains; thence running South Ten Q0) Chains thence run
 ming West Five (5) Chains thence running North Ten G0) Chains to the point of be ginning, all in Township Eight tS) North of the Base Line. in Range Thirteen (l3l West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, containing il all Eighty-Five (S5) Acres, more less, in | Faulkner County, Arkansas, and the quieting 1 of the title to the same in John L. Nash. the complainant herein. H. l.. Harris, M. l.. Fin ton. L. A. Nichols. John Harris. Tom Harris Sam Harris, Ella Harris, W. s. Qualls, T, K Douglass, NJ. F.. Douglass. P NJ Douglass 1 L. Douglass A. L Nichols and j. r. Flnton are hereby warned to appear in this Court u-jth;- thirt- days and answer the complaint | If the complainant herein, and any and al | persons claiming said lands or any part there | of or any interest therein hereby warned l to appear in the Faulkner Chancery Court on | the 18th day of September, 1920. and show
 cause why said title to said lands should not
 be confirmed in the said John L. Nash, and
 the deeds alleged to have been lost or destroyed | established and restored and the deed alleged
 to have been enormously made corrected and
 reformed so as to convey the proper lands | Witness my hand and seal as such Chancery | Clerk of Faulkner County, Arkansas, this 9th l day of August. 1920.
 1 tSeaD W r. WHIDDON. Chancery Clerk. | s-7dltw5t J. Wendell Henry, Deputy Clerk. George r. Hartje. Solicitor for Complainant
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11

and the deeds alleged to be lost or destroyed established and restored
 Witness my hand and seal as such Chan cery Clerk of Faulkner County, Arkansas, this 18th day of August, 1920.
 tSeal w. F. WHIDDON, Chancery Clerk S-l6dlt-w5t ]. Wendell Henry Deputy Clerk
 George r. Hartie. Solicitor for Petitioners.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11
MEXICANS ON TRAIL
 OF REVOLVING ARMY
(By Unita.i Press)

Mexico City, Sept. 11.-General Mi guel Pienta with force of 200 men has started a revolutionary movement in the state of Chiapas, in the south ern extremity of Mexico, it was off cially stated at the war ministry to- day. Government forces are in pur- suit of Pienta, and a battle is ex- pected momentarily.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11

declaring it the purpose of the amendment to deny right of suffrage to aliens and to confer the right of suffrage equally upon and women. without regard to sex. provided that women shall not be compelled to serve on juriea-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11

For Sale-fialr acre lot Tn South Waco, Texas Half mil. from Baylor University. See Tom Graham 1t Log Cabin Democrat office.-dtf.s
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11

W. M. Harrell returned last night from stay of ten days at St. Lopis.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-11

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CoNFIRMA-
 TION OF TITLE AND WARNING ORDER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Keyboard Touches
Where Winter Is More Agreeable.
HY FRANK ii. BROOKS.

This is not write up for winter resort,
Quite the contrary. But even in q zone wncre
the temperature gets in close proximity 10 the
DIRE AIDED mark on the Indicator. tho frigldity is
aorc cndurablc than iic city with ali of the
citys modern method; Of heating Conges-
and ice OF the streets o: the small town as is,
the case in The city. And pecostrianism in the
village ia not such TO litter ana obst- Ict the
sidewalks. Two or three usky men will keep
ten blocks more of the li:tIc torn clear Of
ice and snow. Every house in the little COM
tho house comfortable even when the weathcr
is "beiow' zero" 1t is rare thing lind an
oil stove for heating purposes in the village or
course most houses have ircplaccs IN addition
to furnaces. And if there is anything NOR.
cheerful TO body and spirit than tiaziig pilo
Of logs. have never founi *. rie cd fire
paca with us cracking cuts % wood makes
welcome. An ley slushy crossing in
the little town is a curiosity. This is the con :
dijon in the smaller towns that " of Tho
Older class, where every one looks for the
comfort OF his ncishbor
one of the great disconforts OF the great city
IA winter IS the that has OF an ac-
emulation OF misery and nrivaton of he help
less. II one is civilized one cannot fccl alto
ecthcr N case. even when surrounded with his
comforts, when one rejects that within u
few blocks there is suffering huma nifty. Il is
seldom, one hears Of ANYTHING OF TIL" sort in
the country brings tho consolation hat some
comforts must be dispensed WIN such times
In Il great city. where capital! ingenuity. mod
crn appliances and up-,o date arrangements
exist, one expects provisions TO prevent suffer-
ing You can't explain TO III small
TO obtain reported nearly every winter
in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
From Other Viewpoints
Saving Through Training.
1f 9lENUI:nr r.. MILES

S No "' and Gan 1 'sarn Gt n dS lie be
where they work "' We '"'s Ut
p pmi IN american factories Were ma
In mr 81 me KIND used IN tho factory are set
way TO the tooirocn. Indeed a traininp de
place whcrc tn. |. a m"'n"n i"olroom a
!nr he M"Ek before him ana ready for better
rhf g"iteG H,a%s rain,ng Service has charts
wa @km ' Is o nyt iagHy y o r9"laT empGyse
have let this man go. but instead thcv but 't'' i'm
wce hs nroacon "s Th% G pd in
zen zen n ~ ,mrf@ ara lif weeks he reacho
brHia o. nc "Nrraeg a!!-roumd skilled producer
l'ny in tho reduction Of ovcrhcad Souaicd lie
icrctsrd wage 20 he man, both were ilappy
great care for comparison. 'rhcy We're doing
qua scatoms c one r1 t. nny, The same
~ III" shop with N" imnrov ylncn The other
Goublod in I'VE ,. e"'E"e"i ana
I tt"r,S 10 me snperH%ohen, Of one
"S IN, y t@ nd ia rxpHrisncc Of ;hs sort
rat,nms Igp"'tmcnt i mechanic who bad been
LON ms wv wv" SSuhs;, @"d IN o"e week his
What #n"%I Ee the r,sae,tgn ,h, state
the mans success, ar outraged thl, he Knnt Won
on, i'aif production for two years: ''' ~"
INC tranng dernrtm@ni proiuc",ii n =, o'Ik ron
Mrt "i t%[m"'y ,r "ee" n rGnmsiIered DAYS
training departments are so humorous tut
'HN oHf "a" sc mem IN Il couple hours
/; is natural that THE training shou,d be
wanted by thc workers and their rcpro.nn: y :
ives more than by employers. Il is ihc sniri,
thhL crl,th out. - -
Nor i is tho mcr" showing az trick hcrc
and a trick there ur Wacnin" mat il ,nn-
tonipat.d. IT is the continuous and ,Ivancinr.
instruction mat Ina!ihcs FOR the next STEP and
In Germany hCiore tie war il was carefully
f"rcmos pi9ccS in both t!,e managerial aud
the technical places ~ the greatest industries;
had come up through training in ,.nnuc., inn
WITH their work from little twolyr and fnmr-
ice,t-Yea!'- working boys. oar bIsis for - II :
Nanccmcnt ~ now TOO narrow. ZOO often il is,
lurk chance that ds"icseS u mans worm "
y training department tests every man
after nnc supposedly ordinary man lar, :,
training department ne assistant
tcndcni Eorcncn In this big plant found th,n,,
selves through Its training department ct's
give the hest or our ten million factory work y
crs try-out and q chance -
The whole problem nuhli. cnn
Germ why then should * not he drv,,on",
~ Wei administered public cApensc-Copy.
iISht. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
LLOYD GEORGE: TO HEAD
NEW PARTY IN BRITAIN
Bonar Law viii Join Premier i'll
Manifesto Launching National
Democratic" Body.
ley AHsncin,cd rrcss !

LONDON. March IA Joint mani
fcSic. which will he signed by Premier
Lloyd George and Andrew Ronar Law.
NH hc issued in II few days stating
Tie principles OF :, new party TO bc
led by the Premier, says the Daily
Mail
II win he accompanied. the Mail de-
cihrcS. by an important reconstruction
OF the ministry. and for this reason
announcement Of appointments 10 the
purrfoiios of labor. food and the board
Of trade. now vacant, has been post
pOntd
According I" present intention. the
name of the new party viii lie the
National Democratic" In addition to
- meeting of Liberals next Thursday.
arrangements arc being made for q
conference Of Unionists, at which Mr..
i!orar Law will announce his reSigna
ton from the leadership OF that party,
and will invite members to join the
new organization. UmiouiSt leaders
who have been adhcrcuts OF Premier
Lloyd George are said to have decided
TO support him. but there are indica-
ti"ns the party Will not be- united in
it's adherence To the new combination
\ revolt under the leadership OF the
Marquis OF Salisbury and Lord Robert
Cecil is expected. says the Daily Mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Health Talks by Dr. VIM. Brady
The Morun Momnn--Ir.
'Conyr!eh,, 1920 bv Natl0u,i Newsptncr sew

the no ssrf us, % somsttnns 'sf sI in
inis sprinS lower, with her detective cquipmont
mun@s mrS @ to marry G'' DAINTY S'f Juno DC
ng ,nc Eahy 'nec #~"@ ,i't,e gri he viii re-
nina "' ion, Of 'ns nG SenT T, alone dives
| ot rhiiandcrc- IL is notorious .hi, The nr",a ,
| prefer rnievcoprd buds: he seeks vaguely for
il iiI;lc ;,s,mnI OF lis :ondnc; afleD all IT,
m% S.s snf %.HS IS n%nE%rneI in the foolish
wfains in love" viii one az ,hcs" sala;nandcrs,
matcs }s,tow thsir isych"l"ry rhcy Serve "N np
yhS 1lg" iGt S%u%s symas orG re n as thir
crate mnnh""d of tho country. Not only thar.
on the public hillboarls. ana no one seems to
the nor cc sn tnI gTn mus, ' he &C.
on children cvcrywicrc.
busr ie sr moron andSr man ns 'F or s.
sial infatuatiom. tight there hrrcdity enters
@ed m M verdi "n o nas to n his to san
ms us hScry w becomes be- In fgT
ira'hSr <,an hslpn,o%' she hasn, brains she
;hG motner,s aefeot inc children turn out
hey are hsy bei "Sy s vareys iy
long in %choo somcow 'nHT to worry
carly adult axe, they are likely to com.nit some
and scandal to the community.
The n"ron w"nan is the type Of woman rea.
the salaSi"u* fiction q: the day iinr ufrdSvei-
oped ntnlity--psychological tests usually
show sine has tn" mind OF a child OF ter or
iW"lve yearS-is mistaken by her admircr for
mistake. " 80
The youns man Of Judgment docs well to
Shih the attractive. frivolous. butterfly brain
less type Of sirl who appeals only to his sen
SHa' side' IN" will become a milestone about
ms neck - he makes the mistake OF marrving
nf ii"T Gloom fades in few short years.
itcr mind never improves itself. Her chiIdrcr,
are no' iik"!y TO be quite normal. She should
NOT nu!i!p!y Hcr kind had better be permitted
10 die out. She is u fountainhead OF race tr.
Eencracy. "a 49, ''
Questions and Answers
Soothing Syrup--Is soothing syrup danparou.
given 10 child who is extremely restless?
AnsWcr--YeS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
\ Vision OF Youth.

In meadows sweet where my bare feet
once iwinkl:d on the clover,
And bloom ana bee delighted mc
Ere became rover.
Bearded and gray ] stray today.
Ana from them to The Wildwood
Again Ia seck.-agliu to speak
The happiness OF childhood
Cooled by the breeze near whispering
trees
lie and look and listen.
Till natures truth and dreams OF youth
In all their glory Slistcn
In changing skies my happy eyes
Find castles great and Stccplcd,
That years ago, full we'll I know,
built and owned and peoplcd.
Ill-fortunc. tears, mistakes. that year,
ilavc added to lifc's sorrow
! thrust behind keep out of mind
Forget until tomorrow.
form
This vision OF my pleasure,
Fen after rain Idy try again
To find the rtin1ow's treasure
j. a. Waldron. In Lcsliea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
u'rorn the Richmond Dispatch. Mar 10 1870

Tie advertised eair OF Richmond's fire ap-
given bond IN The sum of $4,000. The apparatus
was levied by the Sheriff TO sd tiSiy jud.:-
mcnis against the city in the cases growing ont
Of the destruction Of whisky on evacuation day.
The charter for the Richmond and Coaliic!d
Railroad places the capital ttock at not less
than $4,000 aud not more than $500 900. Drank
liz Stcarns u. a.. Cabcll. ioseph Walker IT, H..
JcWctt and others named "a or
John q. Wii!anS. leading lawyer. died at
the residence Of his brother. Robert r. " illiams.
ut y. ~. yesterday.
TIE faculty Of William and Mary College. at
WiiianISburg. mas conferred the degree oil
tor of divinity on Kew. licnry wall. rector OF
~. .Ioiu'S Episcopal Church. ~ t5 city
The eight conpin Mes NJ tnitc, states soldiers
Camp Grant. near the cilN. oft
yesterday. aud the money is lowing easily
Joseph IT, briggs, special agent of tho free
delivery system for the United states has been
in Richmond Scvcra! Jays. He says the system,
IL doing better ia iiichmonL and got to work Ing
smoothly quicker than in any city in which il
has been recently established.
Married: y; the Methodist Church in Man
chester, 'cbru'iSy -. by l;ov. J. T.. Garlan,l.
George NJ Rogers to Miss Virginia T. Lee;
both Of MANCHESTER
Governor Holden. Of North Carolina has a. * :
cd for Ihiich states troops 10 be sent 10 Ma
nance County IN that state, which he has pro-
claimed IN a state Of instruction. Senator's
Abnott and FOOL are supporting the applica-
Carlotia ratti, the great, viii be hero on tho
.is' ilnu -.hu 10 SiAc CONCERTS. Tickets arc
already ON sale and going like hot cakes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Can't Anord Misundcr.tnndinr.
AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS FEAR
RESULT OF BERLIN EVENTS
Demonstrations on Streets OF Vienna
serve M safety Waive for
Discontented.

VIENNA. March Observation-Disclosures
ncf! To-Day served as safety valve for
NteDnas disseminated pan-Germans
Inc Socia lists; however. were really.
disturbed by the events in Berlin. Red
haes were plentiful during the demon
STATIONS. but the inscriptions on them
we're not violent. most OF them read
ms, Long 1--we the world internat!on-
ale" There way some singing NJ ths
Marseiilia!sc.' but cheering was infrc-
quent.
Despite its impromptu character. In q
demonstration w3S well III hand It's
magnitude. however. was evident. The
cd-ncstncsa and soberncss Of tho par
tlclpants was generally construed as
any decided rcactionary attempt Tho
executive committees OF both tho
work men aud the soldiers issued man
ifestocs declaring for Austria the grave
hour had arrived, and that the pro
ietariat was ready to fight against re-
action with all weapons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Raynor. Va.


To IN" Editor OF The Times Dispaich
-, oir,- .NoSoroinS TO a letter in YOUR paper Of
dnuFsdaE. March II. Air. Geo. J. Seay. governor
p % lnt rener;.i Reserve Bank Of this district,
sl't l."S L" HouT recent editorial Finance
Inc The Former says tina, The Fcderai Reserve
,hahh act provides that notes. drafts or bins
,r on Nv. stock may also be discount ed =
mat SOUNDS strange To some OF TIA farmer folk
w mere IS the me !nhcr bank in Richmond a. no
reference is 70 such bank thar will lend its
customers money on live stock" security alone
We an Know Of course. hat any bank viii lend
, nI 20 any STOCK raiser. agricultur!st. or
may be- provided the papcr is secured by some
Iihn owner who is absolutely solvent and re-
Spo ,as Where is the bank that viii! lend
money on such security! the other hand,
where is the member bank" in Richmond tina
VII! lend money on no other collateral than
that o; live stock" When OF us sua III
rsrmsr to;k have tried; The banker invariably
wants 70 know vino Will indorsc the paper In
such case. is the money lent on live s,ock" or
on some land owners signature?
My con Fiction is that the banks In Richmond
are not Yet sufficiently Interested IN financing
nc tarl7cr TO lend money on live stock alone
iIcttc! writa another cditcaial And what ,hou
uoeSt, do quickly. or somebdy may get hungry
Hewlett, Va. March 70. l320
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
NAME TURKEYS DELEGATES
FOR PEACE CONFERENCE
Many Former Cabinet Members Conn
pose Mission Which WIZ Go To
Confer with Allies.

coNST ANTINOpLE. March lJ.-Ap-
pointmcnt OF Turkish delegates TO the
lcace conference was announced to-
day. The delegation Will be headed
oy Tewiilt pasha,. former Foreign Min
lister, aud viii be made w as fol-
lows:
IZzet Pasha. former Minister OF War:
i.ifaai pashd. former Minister OF For
eign Affairs: Safa Bcy. present Min
lister of Foreign Affairs: Nabi rey
Nib Mema!l ICY, Ahmed RIA hey,
former president OF tho Turk ism Par
lament: Torgut Pasha. former COM
mandcr-!n chief Of Turkish forces
along the Dardaneilcs ard the Bos-
porus. and General Shcvken. Torgut
Pasha VIII act as military adviser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
CORPORATION WAR PROFITS
TO PAY SOLDIER RELIEF
HrprcsruintiNr Introduces Hill TO
Compel Standard OH, Steel and Other
Rig torDorntionS 10 Foot the EiIl.

WASHINGTON. March IA rcso-
luton proposing legislation TO tax
into tho Gated States Treasury for
the hencHt of former service men sur
plus war profits held by the Standard
OH Co. tho United States steel Cor
pcrai!o son. and other companies or cor
poratiors" was introduced today by
Representative Little. Repuhlica n
Kansas. The measure was prepared
10y the private soldiers and sailors
legion and was offered By AIR. Little
after some change had been made in
the original draft
The measure proposes tina; the at
torn"y-general be directed TO begin
Immediately injunction proceedings
against the corporation 10 restrain
them or their officers or agents from
taking any steps either by stock divi-
dends or other devices distribute stock
dividends or otherwise the surplus war
profits accumulated in their treaSuries
during tho past six years" The WAYS
and means committee would be di-
rectcd 10 draft immediate ly bill to
TAX the surplus profits into the
treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
City Sounds.

10" who has been forced by business 10 move
back into an apartment is kccnly conscious OF
the discord that encompasses his soul with
y piano downstairs, monograph up-
stairs ukelelc next door and q sick baby
across the street.
y nat wheeled street three blocks away.
an automobile trying to run SIX cylinders with
hVe pistons. a community OF dogs barking at
me dark
.. The big fec; OF Il policeman hanm.r;,s
TN" sidewalk at midnight. tho Owl cars break
inr into his rest and tho wakeful waiting for
tho copper 10 again
Tin cans, bakery wagons milk men stree.
swcepers. dogs nat wheels tin i;zettcs ANA thn
other tenants getting their husbands IN
Eosh' The Lord made so much rom,
on Earth and thcy all tr yto crowd into ono iii :
tie cornrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
FRANCE SEEKS NO CHARITY,
SAYS PREMIER M|LLERAND
War-8lcd Country, Ho Declares,
Wants Only Breathing 14mo
for Incorporation.
lNy Associated Pross. !

PARIS. March -. - Premier Mil
| icrand today put aside the German
crisis long enough to discuss the reIa
tons between France and tho United
states and the conditions Of !ntcrna
tional credit. He said to Il representa-
tive o: tho Associated Press:
France and the United States mus.
always has been maintained between
the two countries. No neeting mis-
trouble their rotations TO that end nj
the sooner misconceptions are dissi
patcd the better.
Without going Into tho purely
political questions. 1t appcars to me ~,
opportune time TO recall now to our
friend. the United states. tina, France
Tho greater part of money Framed
borrowed abroad vas .spcnt In tho
co conn, interest of al the civilized
IA. basis OF ella i'm for special con
sidcrhiion. out such is not our inten-
Only seeks Breathing Spell
we don, request cancellation OF
our debts. We only ask time 10
breathe and recover our strength after
four and half years Of cxhaustiie
any debtor would feel right in making
IN the interest o. both himself and
his creditor"
The Premier referred 10 the ruInous
fluctuations N tho rate Of exchange.
which hc held would bc aggravated
rather than ,paliintcd through n,aas-
taking sufficient account of interior
conditions.
eff France is obliged 70 meet her
OF exdbo. ahro"h at present ra,e
pay two-and-a- half times wha, she
owes" continued the Premier.
Question Impcrfectiy Understood.
After mentioning the suggestion
made bv the United states that Franc.
could raise value OF the franc b. in
icrand said that tho question appeared
10 be imperfectly undo rstood BY The
American peoplc
we, ask nothing better than in
eyer. manufacture. and we can't make
the things tor foreign trade until we
have factories in which to manufac-
ture them.
can ,hnanciers who have urged france
10 ship her gold against an un.avora-
bic trade balance. ITO continued:
:. ~ r,ance were deprived OF her gold
ccincihins with tho period dur,n.
which tho effects o. war would he
unrsnaircd. II would constitute pcr!ls
Of another order quite as great as
1915"
Can't Anord Misunderstanding.
IN conclusion. the Premier declared:
Francc and the United States can
not AFFORD to misundcrstsn nd each other
ioih countries must bear in mind thar
which each does not find an ADVANTAGE
France is determined 10 rise from the
ruins accumulated on her soil by ;h..
battle Of nations. She will be able 10
ing all the measures the situation re-
quires.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
HOUSE SEEKS TO BELIEVE
NEWSPRINT SITUATION
Many small Publication. Arc f:ndan-
EcrSh by Alarming Shortage
or Paper supply.
Ley Asnoc!atei Prea,.

10! NNtOtIittl PFehS
WASIIINGTON, March l5.-Iniorna
non as TO shortages in print paper and
whether any newspapers or periodicals
mad ontaiucd preference over other
nHhl!cations in the supply OF paper was
requested OF the Department Of Con!
Hi.rce today by tho House
representative Harrison GDcmocrat),
or Virginia. said suspension Of many
small papers vas Inevitable unless ac-
Hoh Was taken 20 relieve tho situation.
Newspapers not having annual CON
cam. OF Illinois, said. have been forced
70 pay unusually high prices for paper,
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uII,nk.

john, now that happily married tell
me. did you ever love another woman"
NO, dear, never till met you did -
Did YOU ever kiss. or were YOU ever kissed
by. another woman
on my honor, my lips have never touched"
Were you gossiped about in connection
with another woman?"
Why, l should say not
oh heavens. . . What , oerr.c. s,io,.
] have picked up boohoo.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

Presidents OF the United States. Grant and
Roosevelt, each of whom appointed him to
the Federal district attorncyship for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. In his private
life he was tho cultured, unassnmng gentle
man. tho Nirginian Of the old school. a type
that has all but passed away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
CHINESE EASTERN RAIL WAY
EMPLOYEES GO ON STRIKE
Result or Social HevoIutIonarics' De.
mnnd Tint Iforva:h Itciinquish
Control.

WASIIISCiTON. March ia genera!
atTlAc OF all rally way cmploJces and
All classes OF labor In The Chinese
Eastern Hallway zone in Nanchuria
was reported in adviccs today to the
State Department. The strike resulted
from 4 demand of social revolu;ionlsts
mat General liorvath rclinuuish tu-
ah"rity over The roads. il Was said
Iraihc on The railroad has been
STONED.