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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
G'rom ;heNRichmond Dispatch. Mar % 1S7o,


The United states District Court room was
aSain crowded yesterday morning o hear the
INJUNCTION case. about wO-thirds OF the crowd
nc:HS negroes. VINO came early in order to cc;
Of the city bar and several colored members Of
inc Legislature were inside the railing Judge
Mercdtth opened the argument for Tyson id
others; lie conCnded that Chahoon being :,
United states officer is not eligible 10 In"
inaEo:aiiy OF E!chinon1: that upon the ces:ii-
non OF INC reconstruction acts Canby's surrcn-
inat there was no growth OF authority and chat
I:llNSon is Mayor dc facto Judge Mcrcdjin wrS
relieved by Mr.: Chandler. WHO did com
II! 10 O'Clock this morning
The Conservative caucus last night nominated
4. T. Winsilnd 70 be judge OF the Eifth circuit
and Henry ShacNicfurd for The Sixth,
Cove Walker yesterday appointed Coun-
i9r various counties lie is paying attcn-
lion TO Wells argument against the consliu-
;ionhlity OF the enabling act
III" President Yesterday appointed co!onc!
auditor o. the treasury.
In "nsWcr 10 VirG!nia delegation ycstcr-
day President Grant supported neither Side OF
the contest in Richmond. He said in the course
would have been olameab!e had ne neglected
20 preserve IL.
:, Married; on he ..Ith ins,an, on Church
l;ucEor q l.yhchbnrg. TO Miss Mary u. Roy
SCR. OF Richmond. No cards
The Chasapeak" and Ohio Railroad ,uthori-
Ties Will probably nave made the survey Of the
The dwelling OF r. Maupln, In Albcmario
County. was burned 20 the ground night be-
corc last.
Very few Northcrn papers tina, come TO
i:ichmond arc npho!hins the action of ChahoQn
Sanhy s Co In fac; nine OF their
condemn IL.
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Way Continue Occupation.
FORMERKAISER VIRTUALLY
A POOR MAN, SAYS OFFICIAL
Dutch unused at Reports I:,nnnntInr
From nerlin Tint William
Aided Revolution.
Iiy Ass0cIatHd Pruss

4
THE HAGUE March :5.-Dutch Of
hc!1ls claiming 10 know tho real
financial! condition OF former I:mpcror
william OF Germany. arc greatly.
unused a. reports cnauatine from
Berlin 20 tic effect tina; William gave
monetary supper; TO the .evo't %
In reality. the former Emperor IS
Virtually poo: man. an onicia, tulc
the Associated l'rcss today. There
IS a Question whether he has enough
money to pay Count Ecntinck. owner,
OF The castle AZ Amcrongen where
W!.!iam has been staying since No
Ec!nDcr. l:lS, what he owes him
According to another official fainIi-
!ar with inside negotiations between
William llohenzolicrn aud the Dutch
2ovcrnmcnt since the formers arrival
IN Holland. William has throughou,
DISPLACED anything hut a heroic at
ttudc. So anxious mas he been 10
secure hollands protection he hss
bccl glad from the very s:frt 10 give.
= nlchse not TO participaic in political
!u;rigues. l. is said tnis pledge ha.
been renewed. but whether Tho re-.
neWal VAS written or oral officials
d"c!Uc TO say. IT is known hoyy
overs II was originally oral.
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Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
save the Nrappcr-i.
The Yeast i:utin:: Fad.


my brand or kind of pure yeas, is :. whole
INCH nO Of oh" .n l a prYp }s rolS" III
f nd s 80 ear a5 nq% Is the s w impure
i'm. Forty othcr fancy adjeetives beins added
yeast yatins o hab, Hs "y "HSmG He
Inc to9d c?9ntcnt. for even il yeast were par,
Womb scarcely c SS wc ishl" aflsr tSf
rins ir DC nns 10 NE Nt;mtn eonisni for vita
mi'io, =, ieas, in Younger persons. Or /, may
iniireass9 appetite which yeast eating often
plains Of disturbance of digestion and has to
I.rb "1'h I,t rs ruiz dis.sion Is not dis
G, e.. e, ma that ,n.y are less troubled with
Jus; the contrary TO The crleet pcpuI"riy at
;aehHd 70 Yeast eating. There is q tendency to-
Itself QUE %aes "n' o enSid in
iSS:ysslic. '''e' 70 DISPENSE win the inevitable
One COMPRESSED yeas, eakc--any brand sold by
s nr2e N meals iniXea With water milk juice
weeks to brns 9 ab .MrS !" s s'S Hr
man.. cases Of chronic acne fn!mplcs,. Il is not
hans :a's to do any 'i aoo 3D. no ""F'" eve"
IN H., s.mH nemed, has been found efcaeion-
"oct"r1 Wy OF saying recurring boils.
u n% yeast, inonsh cannot recommend yeast for
as evsr oeior a. I mys %
o n,asGneradius and being wrongly ,reated IS
crIcnn. among hem such diverse diseases as
;npus ttubcrch,0-is or skim, psoriasis. scabics
IN Tact, we ind jnat something. more imam one
half of all cases sell dia Gnoscd as eczema" are
not eczema at an. And il L; curious how CON
Tended victims OF skin diseases TO leave
Il likes .ar No
reason Why the yeast should not be taken FOR
some food. "
As a local application for foul. sluggish Or
S!ou-h!ng ulcers paste OF fresh ycGst :tppii.d
i9 9:c da.,y fwith"ut amy amtssci;lc buthlnG>
often brings about great Improvement and
cleaning up OF the raw surface so that heaiiil:,
may proceed III" yeast, Il not killed hy l,cat
or ant!scptics. digc.ts away the foul. neurotir
uSsn" ana stimulates the growth Of healthy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
A Daily Once-Over
The Mono! Question.

-, " ivrs; Wnen You nersuade your. husbands 10
- HHopn!hG With YOU. do not e;ubarr:Ss them
-? saEimg. wi,en yoa are debat!nx the purciase
-! S"htrrihinE: You don't want to pay THAT
WAN i,Sm does not like to be placed in position
You viii lind. wivcs that vour husS, M g
Wohid more often acconlpany you on shoppn @
cause them. 'ot'' sou
oiicn they think YOU sharp little means
10 gel more oti or them than they would Give
",nerWite and ic may work once, hut not a
cares 10 be trapped. - ~ ~
rnch there are some husbands who doush; In
ing Saicspcoplc that thei: wives have chosen
; IN, ,Hns 100 expensive and brus1ucly stntc
~" Vie shows prefcrcncc $500
~, ~ Is = pretty mean man who viii put his
public J.. ]"
husbands 2nd wives should counsel and con
H''It cox, n"r thai they may ha a lnutu:! nm
nnI then he careful how they
inc best impress on Dossibie--Copyrisht 1899
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SAYS FRANCE MUST NOT
FORGET AMERICAS HELP
TnItiicm Declares Defcut OF Treaty
Does Not Reduce Ills Nations
Debt of Gratitude.
INy A..ocl.teN rrrs. 1

PARIS. March 25.-Commcu,inu ON
tho rejection OF the Versailles treat.
by the United states Senate. CAPTAIN
'Andre racdieu. writing in I.Iilustra-
ton says. '!t was Il political cam
raign conducted Tor "a political aim by
political means. The aim WAS To dc.
privc President Wilson ana the Demo
crdt'" party or power: til" means we've
nesa'ivr expectancy durin.s the
lure o: the treaty"
however. the treaty OF Versailles
remains in;ccraliy in force and the
,>.aenc OF nations remain constituted
40 matter how great the regret one
iee!S ut the absence Of The Tinted
states. nothing is lacking in the right
on ci'hei The treaty or The lcaguct of
nations To live and function
Must Not Forget Services Rendered.
with reference to the guarau,e. 10
rance AGAINST unwarrunted attack
oH fcrmany demonstrating abcyanc,.
HW!nE TO The nonratiication VI Tho
nr!I'sn. Nmerican and French pact.
captain Iardicu- says:
Nh:!c France deeply regrets ,he
""iiapSc Of the treaty. II IS no Tine
IT, t"rsci serrices rendered France.
r"H".incis 100000 soldiers and II
"oo.ooO.V"o francs loaned M a time
when Neutral markets We're closed 10
Us io"oro toms OF shipping placed n,
Our disposal and thousands OF tons 81;
~ W.. assuring bread Tor ]. 600. 900
l'rcnciIincn.
;, rance remembers that II Marshal
roch wa able 10 conceive and execute
,he offensive OF July. lals II was du.
10 VIC 'oo"o" American soliicrs reach
ihS Franc" monthly
Nay Continue Occupnti,n.
"if, owing 30 nonrati0ca,iou az $50.
American. british and French protec-
i've treaty France after fifteen years
%. occupation along the Rhine has no
"t"er guarantee OF security than the
occupation OF the left bank of tIc
i'hinc bridgehcad. sucl occupation
might be prolonged uutil other ,gu.r.
dhiccs "Nis;. whether they are OBJ
OF the American. British ana Frenci,
pact. or other cuuIvalemt Ruarantecs. >,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
FRENCH DEPUTY ATTACKS
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE
Discussion OF Frances Foreign Pol.
Icy by british Statesman Given
as Cause for Criticism.

Paris. March 25-A bitter ,,,.
i gi,n,n ,rtmier LLOYD t;eorge OF Great
VI nepuiics THIS afternoon by lean
,.ouls Barthou. the former t,r.n",,
'.u,,s.nn ~ cUnnes,ion with the dis.
>, NJ. inrtiIou declared thai the Eri, ,,,,
! ,rTm,'r wa, was in ngrrcmcn; viii tla
a;nrn,;, ~ IN, iSen ,ts OF stern notes to
ii,Ichhy bcncIiicd in England frnni
cv ,s%r'Ws Hi", .,,,,% toward Germany iiowH
Ih,"rh notes were sent to Germany they
nDr, TN" signatures Of Glcmcnrc;,,, 80.
A.iierand while. when concessio,.
Wrr" allowed Germany. the notes wcr,,
signed by Mr.. Lloyd George. .rhu.
crane" IS left alone facing t;crman,:
rs re country towards which German
must prenarc her revenge
VI Barthou said he would sno,,.
"neni! ana frankly to tn" friends and
ils .uI Il, f ,En, S.a ie referred to the
among nor friends and allies i'm IN"
appIicAtion OF the peace trcaty.
Er"nco lie declared. .'canno, re-
main ~ "A position OF inferiority IA
YARD IN" other free nations She has
morning 10 hidc Of her policies, prn
jsris or NM France is not mil
nltthtorAhip ia France. She desires
no c"mpucsts. but she asks restitution .
W artm"" advocated the reservation
OF relations with RUSSIA, saving ma
al me noishborinI countries had re-,
smilie" Or wer" preparing 10 resume
'NN' "a N'itS anu thdt ItaIN's stand
ni"ns thiS Inv was being supported
bT Great Britain.
treat Britain knows how TO defend
ncr interest. added the cX-prcmicr
France IL still strong enough to de-
'cEd hers with the allies witch ~,
agree. and without them il they win,
draw" 800
= IL had been forecast that M Bar
'nous Interpolation OF the government
on us toreiHn p"iicy. in pursuance OF
Whl:h ne delivered his speech would he
"i II friendly nature. After hearing
inc De!ut%s .enetny address hoycyc-
Deputies and Spectators alike wero
HohtcsscdlI puzzled az to the motives
which inspired H. ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Mako the Record Public

G ECRETARY OF STATE CAMBRIDGE
- COLBY within an hour from the time
he was indicted into Office addressed a cour-
tcous request to Chairman Lodge, of the
Foreign Relations Committee, that the en-
tire testimony taken i'll connection with the
confirmation Of Mr.. Colby be made public
This request Should he acted upon without
delay and ii the Foreign Relations Commits
tee fails to act upon its own initiative, the
Senate should take the matter out OF the
hands of that body.
For moro than two weeks the committee
vat as grand jury. considering testimony
given cx parte, and with the most mysterious
secrecy, regarding the fitness OF Mr.. Colby
to hold high public Office. Witnesses were
called examined behind closed doors and
sent their way with sealed lips. The pub
lie knew not what was Transporting in the
chamber Of this committee. All they knew
was that man whom the President had
nominated 10 be Secretary Of State WAS on
trial. and that amy enemy he might have was
given full and free opportunity 10 destroy
tho nominees reputation, If lie could
This is an un-\mericau way OF transact
ing public business. II is not enough that
the committee should decide finally that no
case had been made against the man in
volyed: that it should recommend his con
iirmation. and the Senate, without the for
mality OF record vote. should order that
confirmation Unjust charges undoubtedly
were made. Accusations we're levclcd at Mr.
Colby. which the facts failed TO support. and
;hc public has righ; 20 know who the
accuscrs were. what they said and what
motives inspired tho attacks
Senator Lodge has declared that the com
lDittcc cannot meet for some time because
many Of The members are either absent or
sick. lut enough members can be assem-
bicd To do an act OF Justice toward ii man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
REDS SEIZED by ITALIANS
Troops Compel Surrender or W0rkmcn
WHO Took Possession OF Mimi
Factories.
tBy Associated rrrss

by NSsOciat"H I'rrSS
ROME. March 25.-iiaian troops
forced the surrender Of wu-iincn who
had seized the Miami and Silvcstri
factories at Naples. following "a re
lection OF their claims for increased
wages. The men after Selling ih.
factories. harri":,dcd all entrances ana
raised the red ilar, Workmrn at
r'iirin have occupied the Il. L. H. r
factories as protest against The.
hours Of enforced MOrk tnrrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
HIGH FRENCH COURT HEARS
FORMER PREMIER'S DEFENSE
'onh"entiai Documents Declared In
''"'c Hrch stolen Introduced by
the Defense
lny Associated Press

or the senate held rrivn;c Slit.
,oiay TO near, The defense Of .JUsnmi,
ChlilhuN; former Premier, who Is h..
~ tri"h on The charge OF having mad
IN" testimony was for the nl,rungo
.tnutInS the evidence DrcvIoueI,.
|iN"n hy William Martin. Cnrn1t :
Il r@aan 4Lnnhssador to Madrid, VINO
ma 'oid him III 1872 that NJ. caiii,.,.
Inr.aiencd iiin Win death AZ the Tim.
81 dhe Agadir incident in 1911
onnhenii al state documents. SOM.
~ Whtch were declared by- the prosa
'utioh 10 have been stolen from ;jn
~ archives were introduced by
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and with the Chamber OF Commerce Indoors
ing it, the Council owes 1t to the public to
take the ordinance from the table and pass
II without further delay. The gardening
season already is upon the city and the added
hour will mean many thousands of dollar
saved in the struggle against ligh-iving
costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
PRICELESS HISTORICAL :
DOCUMENTS RECORDED
PO!l"c Of NudriL Find Archives or
spanish Government In store
or Collector
IDS Associated prns4

TT .NFNN' III 'l t'T''N-
MADRID. March 2J.--Discovcry IN
IL" store o! a collector OF important
documents recently stolen from IN.
national historical archives is an
bounced by the police. Some Of the
documents date from early IN the
twelfth century. while one Cata!onian
parchment bears the date o: SIS. Soy
era OF the parchments are cnGrosscd
with the seals ana signatures Of vari-
ons monarchs % spain.
The dca!c" declared he boheh, tn"
documents from Il messenger VINO
claimed Ia found them in Rubbish. o.
is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
RENOWN CAN'T PASS
Slide at CuIrbra Cut VIII Keen zig
Battlrship From Going Through

PANAMA. March 25.-lt is doubted
here whether a channel sufficient to
permit the passage of the British
cruiser Eennwn can he cleared in The
Culebra Cut by next Tuesday, when
The Prince OF Wales Will arrive aboard
the Wa"sh!D ON his way 10 Australia
More than twenty ships are tied up
as tn" result: of the slide in the cut
last Saturday. This afternoon an is
land fifty feet wide ana three feet
high Is visible above the channel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

good many respects. have more freedom than
we have ourselves. 1t is time for those OF us
WHO do not believe In talking or limiting nj or
provoking Inviting lights unless We renlIv
mean fight to call for some very definite, state
t., TO- demand that those who desire TO have us
hgnt FhS l;tHd come out and say so and those
who don't desire IL 70 Quit blustcrlng cdsi,Im us
!" The me 81 disaster or i8uominious back
Nowit III there be man in public III, with
nerve 70 advocate VIZ. let have him say so.
:! NOT. Let lis attend 10 'i'hCv
ofHr cmpsoymcnt for all the brains ami ncrvo
ana energy have 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
BOUND FOR HONOLULU
TWcnf! Nine WarSiiipS Leave pnciIi.
Coast to Participate in Centennial
Celebrations
iHy Associated .'..4s !

NY .N"|VVII fVU .'.,'4s
SIM DIEGO, C.Ni". March %.
Twcnty-uine warships headed by the
cruiser brooklyn, ilagshp OF Rear
ADMIRAL Henry Riley, sailed today for
Honolulu to participate in the
Hawaiian mission centennial cc!ebra
non. seven dcSt"oyers from san
Francisco Will join the warShiDs en-
route. After the celebration eight
dcsiroycis Will proceed 10 the Philip.
pines, where they Will be stationed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
BIG STRIKE AT Rio JANEIRO
Federation Of Workers Walk Out F"i-
lowing Failure Of Itaiirord 10
satisfy EmpIOyrc>.\
IBy Associatod Prcss

RIO JANEIs0. March .a-A gen
era! strike was called last midnight in
Rio Janc!ro By the federation OF work-
crs: the strike order followed tho
failure OF the Minister OF Transporta-
lion 10 secure an aSrccmcnt between
strikers on the. Leopo. Hallway. an
English owned line. and The manage
mont OF the road
The employees OF the railway which
serves Rio Janeiro and two adjoinED.
states. struck on March - after their
neniand 10" wage increase and bet
Ter Working conditions had been re
fused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
GABRIELLE D'ANNUNzlO TO
PROCLAIM FlUME A REPUBLIC
I'M the Fiery italian Poet and ps,,,,.
""' w, rake iriion riii supreme
tUied. Council Meets

.'M y. March 25.-F.ume is on Tho
ans "f nomentous events. saws d..
t;,hrieH rom thai city. Cap;aiI,
Enyo.,tvLG AnnunzIo and ,hc FIiinI.n
.Nati0hai Assembly have decided :. .
!r"Eihi,n fiIm" "a republic but viii
ptonaD;y rot take this action un.f
I, nI ,mH nee ing OF tn" supreme a..
Apri II. lazy on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
EXTEND CIVIL COURTS POWER
"ermnh tonnrii Would Have Military
'frS"hS subject to Trinl by Ordi-
nurL TribumnIs.
-! \ Associated rresr

nEi,i.iN. March 2j.-A bill has been
permit ~. trial Of military rS rsnus Ia,
IN .nn courts on charges OF high trca-
troops which supported tho Eonn 80
E,mH mas been called attention 10 in
n ,%S.n ,I""riers 1t is pointed ont
nnGrr thcir Oh nnicnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
NO PROGRESS ON SHANTUNG
'hih" Fails ia HcpI, To .Iapau.. r-
hos"l Tor RESTORATION OF
Tcrritury
" .A..ncIn.nr H..

10y Associated Press
:. TOKYO. March - = IN, ,.
I"iIn cnlcc today Informed n" As
S ,',, i'rcss correspondent Tint 10
PROGRESS had been mnslc in un"a, ~ ~"
tons with China conccrnlne rcs,,,r ID
~" OF Hhahtung since MINISTER Dbni.,
~ January notified The chimes. 20
,,m",nmi OF Japhn's desire TO ncaol.-
NINA had made no reply. 4, WIS
s sara az the Foreign Once. ana til.
r"ai.i % japan published az that ,inIe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
s.riI.c of Te>.Ilc workers.

''.: ''.,">''-' ''"TtH -''-- the
S'Fik" o! textile workers here is still!
on ana IL is expected u general strike
vii! be called for Friday. Railroad
men. bakers and employees OF vic.
iua liin= cstab.iIimcnts, however. will
NOT Participate III the movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

French justice is not blind. IL is freely
predicted that although ex-Prcnlier Caillaux
mas not been proved guilty, he will be SEN
fenced 10 about five years Imprisonment be
cause OF the political situation" If political
CNiScncics governed court findings in this
country, there are certain aspiring statesmen
WHO would go up for life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

Labor accepts the challenge oi Lloyd
George says The British labor leader.
Arthur henderson. referring 10 the recent
speech III which The Premier echoed the key
note speech which Winston Churchill had
sounded There's trouble ahead for the
Premier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
TROOPS GUARD PRISONERS
''''"nrN ~ Sinn Fcin Organization
"r""Sht 4" belfast Abonrd
british Sl0op
( N AqeorI,tal p,o,,

-. ! ~ -NStVCINtoV T'rosg
ELI A-T. March .5- SiN,ydv.
Ec.nn Fein prisoners who sailed rom
lSi, s'0"p arrived here This ,noruinn
INC Stnn Fciners were removed from
,hc sipop under strong guard and
'i Icn I" N" city Jail. which had been
~ -. orhlha:y prisoners. The
J''! mas hccH iitivd WITH barbrd- wira
- +, ,",.ft'"h, ana III" prisoners viii he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
FRIDAY, MARCH Is. ,?ec.

Taking The country whole, General
leonard Wood is developing remarkable
popular strength, but III tho big pivotal
states. the delegations Of which will deter
mine the nomination. the Old Guard candi-
iatas will get the delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
ROOT ACCEPTS PLACE
serve on Committee to Draft
constitution of Court Of Inter
national jug Iicr
LEY y SsOcintnl H. s.

toNln'N: March 20 Elihu Root has
. ,".., thG invitation to become \
.hcni"cr OF he committee agreed u1on
al ~" London meeting of The Council
"l 'hr league Of NATIONS to work out
inc. me details OF the Constitution Of q
permanent court Of International i,1es
nee II WAS announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

Should Billy Sunday carry into execution
his threa, to run fo. the vice-presidency on
Il ticket with Bryan. and be elected what a
Held FOR erangolization this pair would have!
While Billy was struggling TO bring the
United States Senate up the sawdust trail
q! repentance. his chief could use his exalted
pulp!; 10 send the lisht into the world and
the four corners thereof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

WIN CELEBRITY that is commentaries the
.iousc of Representatives is Selling uDon its
unexpected opportunity 10 share III the max
ing Of peace with Germany. Following the
@ena;es iSnominitus failure and the conse-
qucnt national disgust. the lower branch has
chance 10 reap a harvest OF popularity
and reputation for wisdom heretofore
credited 10 the upper chamber, il ii can de-
HjNe a way 10 get the country out OF war
rGa' will run the combined presidential ana
,cuatorial gantlot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

Tho Senate confirmed the nomination Of
cambridge Colby for Secretary OF State Mon
day. He has had no diplomatic training for
4 position OF such large responsibility but he
possesses natural ability, and under the deft
guidance of tho President, he may develop
n,o very capable secretary. It is unlikely
ihat he will run amnck by attempting 10
usurp the functions of the presidential Of
ice.
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~, iprd.

SWiprd.
From an un.dcnti::2u sources:
MAN. IS It right for hoys 10 set whipped
Tor something they haven't DONE
Why. no. Willie Of course not"
Wei. wanted { make sure, because | ain;
don" none . them chores YOU told me to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
M HENRY EDWARD WARNER

| " n
wan; I" bc AN angel and with the angels
stand
pt course that's my ambition I'm, an tho o,1,.r
us $" uncertain just what Kind of angel /
n!ga, be-
That keeping on II what am is good enough
for me.
cupid starts :. heap OF trouble with the very
best Intentions.
From unidentified sources:
Nav. is 1t right for hoys 10 get whipped
for something they haven't DONE"
Why. no. Willie: OF course not"
Vel. wanted make sure because ain;
don" none o them chores you told me to-
Labor.
the who!e labor situation IS summed up In
,his
/. Having some labor TO da
:. Getting someone 10 do the labor
$. Raising tho money 10 pay the !aborcr
4. Getting tho iahorer to accept the money
otherwise. /" us the problem is a perfectly
simple ono.
Curse the who Invented sword swal
lowing and soup whist!inc
The Great Events.
: Tell INC. what do you consider rho
tN" greatest events in existence?
PEErEcTo
Friend rerinc;o. the two greatest are Birth
ANA Death GIVE ms thrd guess and III say
Living. And If you give me the choice OF Two
things that make Living worth all the uncor-
tainty - !irth and tho pain OF Death II, vote
for Love and Laughter.
Memoranda
IS spring looms VIC offer this pocxc, mono
scheme 10 our Fellow Husbands: