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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
No. II Is No, Your Liver.
coryrisht, 1890 by Na,lonal Nowspaper Ser,

Copyright. 1920. by Na,onai Newspaper service
NImanacs arc esteemed nowadays onb as
relics or curios, but that most plausible sug-
t's''"h OF tac almanacologist. namely that n
Satiow complexion indicates liver complaint
Is Just about as current IA ever
US matter OF Tact a salow compile Mon has
h"'hihS To do with the liver; rather loss TO
GO win the liver than it has with the lungs
Most people who have not quite reached
me Ealistonc age imagine that jaundicc is "A
more or less essential symptom OF gladstone
! disease Tho truth Is that jaundicc is noted in
ch'F one case out of every eight the great
majority OF gladstone cases presenting no
jaundicc from beginning to end
Sallowncss aud jaundicc are as unrelated
as are bowiegs and earachc their one point
OF similarity being that they both occur in
human beings. salow skin is one that
appears less rudy than normal. because for
one reason or another it contains at the mo
msnt less blood Ia tint tn. Skin pink Jaun-
dice is a staining OF the skin and tho mucous
membranes with bile \ salow individual
shows no yellow stain in the lining o, the
'|"s ar the covering Of the eycbails or in the
lining oil the lips; one who IS jaundlccd.
slightly. shows such staining of the mucous
membranes as we'll the skin
When Mrs. Sa.rey Camp assures YOU ina;
your sa!iow skin. or the so-callcd liver spots"
on II are due to something the matter with
your liver. ii would bc well TO tell her in turn
That you think she must be coming down with
lmsuai 81 Nitus' dance You nearly
correct as she is. and Your right TO make dag.
noses Is as firmly established as hers
II you should be taken ill., or sick as
they prefer to say in l;nElind so very siri;
'hht YOU become III. as we say in America. and
"A little ycIlowinsh or g-censh bile should show
up after your earlier efforts don't let anybody
deduce thcrcfrom that It is your liver Tho
fact that the bile comes through so positively
rather goes TO prove that it is not your liver
at all. Repeated vomiting. mottcr how
caused brings M some lille In :, normal in
divIdnal. " there We're som. obstruction OF
the sall-conveyins apparatus. then no bile
would appear.
have just ono more compliment TO pay the
aimanacoloSiSt and then viii call il - day.
Some one long Will" ago conceived theory
that caiomcl does something 10 the liver or
the bic. II doesn't Not a thing. Hui that
notion prevails widely, and therefore "a great
dcaI OF ca!omel is taken ll-advisrdly by people
who too readily indict their own livcrs. Gallo
mel is merely physic. II serve no good
purpose which safer physics will not serve
and sometimes it does lot OF harm not to
even mention The needless nausea and misery
many yict ms of tho calonel habit endure
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might IN HAWAII" WILL
FEATURE ACAOEMY'S BILL
linnd."mci, staged Musical Turn
VIII Prove Novel ATTRACTION
PROGRAM.

AmonS the unusual attractions ot
N" hcw BAL whiCh comes to the
Academy OF Music for the latter halr
oi No week. commencing with the
matinee performance today, IL "k
Might in Hawaii. said 10 be the most
nieiurc'GuclS staged ot all the Ha-
wa'inn creations given to TIE variety
stage In America The company of
entertainers Is made up OF natives,
Who sing. dance and play musical in
strunvRis They offer "a varicgatcd
program in which The scnsuous mol
odi"s Uf their u1t!yc isles and the
sprctacular dancing OF Hawaiian
StrlS are featured
frank Reed and Mazic clifton. on
as bill. are clover comedy people.
who siHs, dance and exchange a live
" l'ne Of "pa'i"r" The act is not
dhl" for the originality OF the team
and tho freshness Of the material
they employ Then there ia Adele
oswald. ChantcUse and comedicnne,
"iIp hns an unique feminine single
turn. MISS Dswalds songs and hcr
manner nf rendering them arc pc
cui!a:ly her own.
Bert Wheeler and Company, novelty
entertainers. are bringing something
now in the way of an eccentric of
fer!ng WIN tho new vaudeville at
fractions VIII come the usual diver
s.iicd motion picture cxh!btE In
Guiding TIE Latest releases of tho
Iintnc News service and the popular
Topics OF the Day"
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LOOK WHO'S HERE" IS
SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK
'rrii Lean aud Cleo Mnyfeid VIII
Npprnr In Smart Musical

eel Lean with that fascinating
aul clever comed.cun". Mics cleo
Mayiie!d, vii appear Al; the strand
Monday and Tuesday nights in Look
WHO'S Here" which recently com
pl"t"d run ot several months in
New York MIR. Loan .s ono OF tic
most POPULAR com Gdiars Of the Amer.
isan s'an", The supporting company
- sara to be excellent. comprising
Julia clifford, sylvia do Franks.
clark" Sistors, Walter hrnim. Mario
WILLIAM William Wheeler, STANLEY
warner and William Heard.
lhc Place tells - really amusing
story 81 tho family lie OF u brilliant
author WHO wrote tho most forycnt
l"v" stories, hut who had no time
TO show his affection for Ills young
ana pr"ity vic. or course. Il meant
tronbl" FOR him. Tho play besides lis
Splendid company and comedy ele-
mcnt AZ allied with catchy melodies
An"ust "a" song hits are "Bubhles.'
'The Hcll Hop Rlu"s," The Turk
Had tho Right ldea." Il Know and
You Know ''1iicrc'e Romeo for
Every Giri l Know" and Others
There ~ tn" usual attractive Cecil
Lem chorus OF pretty girls beautiful
costumes. good orchestrationa and
scenic environments.
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Chrtstinss cutru>:ast asks us to ,.ep re
shirt vholc year round. sounds all right
h"i IL "r" difficult u secure emough q. last
cut ~" luictidc sr;,.C,
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on tho world. With tho war now over,
Germany. he says. fully recognizes the new
danger which confronts civilization in the
growth of the Russian menace and in behalf
OF its own future well-being would gladly
to stamp it out.
IL will be remembered that about Il, year
ago there was not little support in French
public sentiment for the proposal to use
German troops against the SovictS. and
secret negotiations To that end were under
actual Roadway, but subsequently fell
through. Hence. General Hoffman's pro-
posal is a carefully worded appeal to the
French. However. German Psychology
FOR General Hoffman is bu, spokesman
for the German militarists--is again at
IL no mood for undertaking such drive.
They have all they can attend to at home.
and they are afraid such n military under
taking would result in arousng Il sleeping
lion AT home
or course. German miitarists would well
come a chance To do some more fighting
and to defer the sentence OF disarmament
imposed by the treaty of Versailles since il
ii were once deferred, the chance of its
being executed would be greatly reduced
The French. especially, are aware OF this
and they have no intention OF joining in
any movement that might by any posi-
bility inject new spirit into German mill
tarsm England and Italy are in no con-
dition 10 support such a movement, if they
were ever so favorably inclined.
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The Solution.

10 All Police Chiefs Everywhere Gentle.
men: The Wave Of Crime now swcepinp ovar
me country has resisted all your supprcssiyc
efforts. ana the time has come for clear think
ihs ana sane action. What YOU cannot sun
press You must legalizc and put under con
troll Plumbers are licensed SO ar. ,Iec,r;
rians Why not bandits: l propose. ser;
"nsi!, mat banditry be recognized as = new
profession and tina; all bandits be registered
anu given certain territory TO work. License
'aehi' ana let the revenue lift some of tho hur
ush from the people. Restrict their bandi,rv
'y allowing them to rob only people who can
afford 1t. and limit their takinEs TO abou, ,bo
sca!e set by the income tax In this way YOU
VIII make bahditry not only safe profess
sion. hut you will equalize the distribution
81 wealth and restore 10 public uses som. OF
the wealth now coniiscated to private mr.
loses. Let us go to il.
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0'BR|EN's MINISTRIES
PLAY STRAND TONIGHT
Popular hlackfacc Troupe VIII or.
fer Latest Edition IN Novel
Entertainments.

me theatrical entertainment that
wul hc most cordially welcomed M
nc strand tonight, Friday and Saturs
W'i; ana Now Years matinee. lis tho
;snh So, oh,lcn Mins,reis. II is prom
there VIII bc moro novelties afTe .na'
more features, more pretty ana M.
to-hhtc ballads. higher grade nr
.o,hcuS anu Il moro notable array ~
'"i r,ht tiin ever before.
me usual FIRST part viii be fol-
lowed by an unique dancing novel
~ written and staged by Sir, o'Rr,e,
entitled. "Playmatcs.'' which 10 ar.
scribed as AN act Of childhood daVs
ueailnS with Mother Goose stories
ana characters. This will DO followed
ny new comedy act called Hopping
The Atlantic Ocean"
~ new TO The company this season.
WI appcnr IN Il routine OF new
SONGS, jokes and melodies. .'Amnri
,dhiIatou.' also written aud staged
nS a'r phrien. Is the new finale ana
~ described as = comedy skit in which
;im spa rh his lines and comedy Situa-
IONS follow So closely upon each
o,ho' that II becomes Continual
scream or laughter.
Ia the galaxy OF stars, both sing
"rs ana COMEDIANS. will bc found
5Uth We'll known names az Wilson
i,avis Susarfoot' Gafncy. Frances
Nochc. j. Lester IIaherkorn, Major
Nowak; Joseph White, Fred Miller.
pan MHrshall. Bobby Gossans. Lea
Laird, Steve Ecrr!In. Charles Wright,
hNS AIlcn. Walter Sherwood. Arthur
H,rnwiprd, y C. Dnckcr. Bobby
bwyrr, Edward OIIouso. Henry Ma
h'r. lllck Tcitge, Ncl Fletcher, Her
VII b. the usual parade aud band
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
News of Fifty Years Ago

'From the Richmond Dispatch. Dee 80. lS7O)
the mails The Potomac is still frozen over.
and the mail from Washington and the North
now reaches mere by the Chtsrpcak and Ohio.
getting To Richmond at instead Of +. NJ.
The canal is frozen tight and the mails car
ricd on it now going and coming on
horseback.
For several days past the ice in James River
has seriously impcded. but not entirely oh
strmcted transportation. The New York and
baltimore steamers. while much delayed. have
not lost trip.
The remains of none of tho Spotswood Hotel
fire victims that under the debris have
been recovered. The debris and walls yet
10" not to be worked in, and then the Indictment
and very cold weather prevents any operations
al all
The portal; OF General Lee, painted by
Bates Il Waddy Brothers. is Il splendid work
81 art and the most lfcl!kc and accurate
picture OF General Lee yc; made.
Tho tablets the memory OF Generals
Washington and Lee. purchased with subscrip-
tons made by the citizens OF Alexandria, have
been inserted in the walls OF Christ Church In
that city.
The French reply with vigorous but ineffective
nre.
The printing ofrlco Of tho Warren Sentinel at
: front Royal, was consumed by nres Christmas
morning. J.
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The Poets Conner

Keen Coin.
Though your path with thorns 4.
Keep a Goin.
Useless to your cross bemoan
Keep goin.
What if climbin' aint All f,,no
Things worth doin' must he don.
:, Keep Il goin.
Keep on Goin' up nc hill
Mos climber needs is viii
Keep goin'.
Though 1t rain or though it shine
worth while folks don't stop TO
Keep soin'.
, Y", OF $ STUN, blocks yourl ind.
10" can jump en- halfway tryin',
Keep goin'.
truth viii guido you day by day.
Love Will glorify your way.
Keep goin'.
Keep a goin' brother mine,
kacp goin'. -
Burdened folks all up the line
Keep goin'.
One may need your Help. You know
TO Keep him climbn' as you GO.
Keep goin'.
some where UP you'll undcrstan.
600 made In His image man"
Ihatll outweigh all loss your nrh
so Keep on climbin' brother mine.
Keep a goin! 4
Barton Heights. f
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Gary Sees Renewed Prosperity.
IRy rn.;eA Ncws !


NEW YORK Dec 29.--Capitalist. worker
and iradeSmam, says Ebert H. Gary. OF the
United StTtrs steel Corporation. are jointly to
bl"m" -or business depression today
''rhe golden mi" IN business has been tenn
pbrary suspe AIDED by all three elements h.,
declared in a. interview here Wednesday.
and future generations looking back Will
be annzcd in contemplating how nearly in
sane great number OF public officials and
private individuals seem to have been"
The capitalist" said Mr. Gary, has been
using his wealth 700 unreasonabiy IL not un-
i"iIiy 10 increase his fortune. The work
nan has been trying larger com
pcnsat!on for less service. The tradcsn,;,n
has heen buying for the lowest ob;ain;,blc
price and chare!ng the highest profits which
would be tolerated"
one OF the biggest factors, ne said, In
restoration OF normal business conditions will
be a general reduction of selling prices to
reasonable level. Until this adjustment Is
made he added, and fair basis Of selling
prices again established may expect
- large volume of business we nigh,
hope fer The sooner all realize this the
letter Tor AL concerned
Gary chided the professional business
Hcasiin!sts." declaring they measutahiy
20 blam" for exaggerated alarm the
l"ok and v2nturing the opinion that III any
other countries can survive. We can prosper"
because OF our great natural wealth.
As Tor the outlook. announcement. he said
could be found IN abundance in the facts
mat people are showing more ConSidera-
zion Cor each other. respect for the law is
becoming stronger. doing Il substan-
tial business, there is plenty of money in
'hc country. and people are anxious to in
ycst It soon selling prices are consid-
cred fair" He added
"a country which within a year and II half
could mobilize 100000 men transpor; more
than 100000 soldiers to the battlefrOnts and
raise for its own military necessities and
;hU"e OF its associated nations moro than
Inns Iap10 ct TOD hat 1,-itl
the exercise Of proper spirit and utilization
of its NATURAL forces il master
"nc situation far worse than the present.
iiut IN my judgment, there is difficult
situation TO overcome. We rapidly re-
turning 10 more normal situation. People
are generally coming closer together. Re-
spcct for tho law is growing Peace is taking
the place OF conflict.
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In Midsummer Madness" showing
~ The Lyric this week William he
Mile has given emphasis to tho dra-
matte side and has left ;hc Spcciac-
ulir alone. AS Il result the picture
presents tho most direct line OF con-
tinu!iy ever shown. Til" pictur. is
"Nccllently staged ana acted Jack
Holt. as the Indifferent husband. and
Conrad Nag"i. as the phiiJndcrcr
give performances In an even key OF
understanding ana feeling. Lila Lee
surpasses herself as the outraged
wife. Her portrayal viii surprise
many Who thought her Incapable Of
high emotion. Lois Wilson nets viii,
admirable force and restraint. The
supporting players are equally good
in minor roles.
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No Drive on Moscow

y ECENTLY General Holman former
IN chief-of-stan on Germanys eastern
front and author Of the Brost-Li,oysk treaty
gave out an interview 10 the press pronos.
tng a drive on Moscow by an international
arETy undA- tue command ot some distin-
suished general like Marshal Foch, with
norman troops participating in the drive
The general admits that Germany as a war
measure permitted l.eninc at tho begin.
ming OF the revolution to return TO Russia
anu contribute 10 its decentralization lie
says that the German staff treated il AS a
military question, and had no conception
spf the InagSitudc OF the peril thus let loose
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DIPLOMATS INTERESTED IN
KINGS VISIT TO FRANCE
Believe british Uulcr's Trip NrrOss
Channel VIII Cement Urln-
Bl WILLIAM }. BtlTLI:U.
Stun Correspondence Cruss- Atlantic

LONDON. Dec. IN The Franco
torested in the French visit Of King
George iu January. n Is Intended TO
make this Tho occasion for AN Inn
pQsiur demonstration OF Frances
cord!allty towards the British under
standing.
High circles here attach considers
able Significance To III" visit a. bear
countries and expect an important
annouuC cmcut during l.,
II Is stated that the KING wi! ElSlt
Nerdon al hts own suggestion. rms
appeals particularly 10 the imaSind
ton OF the French. who regard this
region as symbolical or the heroic
effort Of the French army during ~"
war The Kings stop In Paris VIII
bc short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
William FnrmIIm Scnrcs.

One of the most interesting West
ems ever screened In current al the
Blucbird Thcatcr this week, where
Drag Harlan" starring the famous
Fox star. William Furnum, is being
shown. The picture was produced
from Charles Alden Settlers story
which appeared in the Argosy Malta
zine some time ago. ana was adapted
to the screen by II. Il. kcclcr. who
also adapted Tom MiX's The Untam-
ed" j. Gordon Edwards was the di-
rector. Among the prominent play
ers in the east are Jackie Saunders,
Arthur Millett. Herschci Mayali
Frank Thurwalh. "kcwpic" Morgan,
Al Fremont and Erie Crane.
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BRITISH TREASURY WILL
SEND MAN TO AMERICA
Wi. Continue Discussion nf Exchange
Of Demand Notes Into Long
Timc obligations.
~ NssUCiatc l Frcss.

~ NHNUCIh u! I'G'H.,
WASHINGTON. Dec On r"rrc-
scutnt!v.. o! the british Treasury viii
reach this country soon, secretary
Houston said today, 10 continue IN
Washinrt ton tho discussion OF The cN-
change into lOnE-tifu" obligations ~
the demand notes OF the British gov
crumcGt held 10y tn" United Statcb.
The Rrit!sh debt at this time * Si,
1916, OOo,COO. Under tn" Liberty hpGd
act Tho Secretary Of the Treasury IS
authorized 10 effect tn. exchange At
"a rate Of interest not less than that
horne bv the demand instrument. See
rrtNrH ilnHStnn sAih.
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rnJu.trIes mud Ujs,ory of corl

j. y. r.. CoviMgt on.-Tho chief
manufactures OF Cork. Ireland. are
Leaf metallic goods, WOODEN and
linen goods and liquors Cork was
founded In 6e2 by St Finn Barr Dur
ing tho ninth century IL was dcvas-
tated frequently by tho Danes, who
early in the eleventh century made
IL trading station and Quilt the city
walls. Desmond Macarihy, King Of
Munster. surrendered /, 10 Henry H.
in 1ii2. During the Civil War IL
held out for the King and WAS taken
by Cromwell IN 1919. In 1880 Il was
besicgcd again and taken BY MARI
borough. The population OF the par
274. Cork has always been n strong
hold Of the adherents to tho principle
OF home rula for ireland. &.
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MINlNTunE ALMANAC.
Thcater Calendar

SrHtND-Ncil O'urirn'. Min-
strcis.
htADEMI-i<rit vaudeville.
"rb"ught less Women"
NIUE BiRD-WilIinm Fnrnum,
In '.DrnE Harlan
nHohDwAf-WcsIr, Hurry. In
"Dints."
lsiS--Horothy Green, Ia "'Thr
G"cd Had Wife,
l.NHit-Conrnd Magic aud Lila
Lee IN "hidnninumrr Madness
oDEON-;.on Chance. In "Thr
Penalty"
titroi,-Wiiiinm :. Hurt, in
"Ih" irIi Hounds OF tin.kn."
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Cinema Programs
Hr,cni> Chiuu. Plot.

The Good Bad VIZ" a, the It!s.
contains Such an uuiGuc aud striking
- or.Eina! plot that IL would b" an
Injustice to rciat" t- thcmr, bat IL
iNiy be- sai1 that the producers hav"
succeeded in Creating a brand new
type %: screen hcroin" that IS always
convincing il ~ 'id.l!ty 10 human
composition and always cap,ivatini;
IN ITS surprising actions and attl-
tUd"s. TIN" Good bad WIFE IS worth
81 least on" viewing, and Viii remain
at ISIS Thcaicr the remainder OF tn.s
week
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SHIP BURNS AT SEA
Eor>nncs IL Towcd to Mouth of
tharlrston Iiarbor hrrr She
iirciis> In Three Pieces.

EN NsSOCI0lrt T'rcSF.
CUNELESTON : e.. Doc. %
Auxiliary schooner Norsnacs, Nor
"cGidn from ilul! for Norfolk, caught
fire ~ sea today ana WAS towcd 1"
the cntranCc Of Charleston harbor by
the Revenue cutter Seminole After
getting Inside the harbor the knrs-
macs hrok" mao three pieces The
crew had abandoned the vessel when
it WA, taken IN tow.
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.Ercrkle." lis rhilan.hropl,,.

Wesley barry, seen as The star Of
"Dinty," at the broadway Theatcr all
week, is a philanthropist For the
national drive Of the American and.
French Childrens League, the or
ganizat!on formed 10 obtain funds IN
this country for destitute French
children. was inauguratcd in San
first poppy, insignia Of the league.
and was made a special deputy in the
movement.
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kssistiny So.tiicrS.

NJ V. H.. Amhurst.---Thc Depart
meut OF Agriculture offers assistance
to soldiers desiring agricultural en-
ploymcnt. in forestry and road con-
struction. II Co-opcratcS in tn" re-
hab.iitation and rc-cducation OF men
In service. and in employment work
for soldiers and civ.iian government
employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

Another definition OF optimist. \ man who
believes that when the DAYS Of aormalcy are
July come again the coal man will allow Il
little coa! TO remain in the run Of mine in
stead OF selling all rum mine and no coa!
News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Misfortune s.ippcd Him.

Lon CLANCY. who has the leading
rul" III Gouv"rncur Morris new cold
wyn picture, The Penalty" Is an
argument against hcred'ty. Roth
Chan"ys parents were dear mut"s,
Yet none OF their children were ar
f"ctcd. The Penalty" IS one OK ne
Eminent Authors series being pro-
duc"d hy the Goidwyn Pictures cor
perat!on and VIII be seen az the
pdcon Thcatrr again today.
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COAST LINE AUTHORIZED TO
ISSUE S4,50O,00O IN BONDS
Z. &. G. Grants Permission for Trust
Certificate" ON baltimore
tunI&l Ing Iiuusc
IHv Asyociatcd prcs,

-.NsI7'JI-ITItV
WASHINGToN. Dee. ao-The Al
Iantic Coast Line Railroad Company
was granted authority today by tho
Interstate commerce Commission to
execute nm equipment trust agreement
ana Il Teas" .vqnipm"nt agreement
ainouhi!nS TO Si.50o,o0O of trust Ger
t!hcntcs 10 be issued by the Safe De-
more.
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presidrntInI Succession.

&. o. Y. Wakeheld.-The Caoinct is
arranged In The following order Of
succession providing for The success
$o;' for the President and Vicc-Pres
ident should they both die during
their term of Office: Secretary or
state. Treasury, War. Attorney-ticn-
eral Postmaster General. Secretary
OF the Navy, Interior. Agriculture and
of Commerce and Labor. Each State
and Territory has it's own local gov
crnment. not unlike thc general gov
ernmcrt In It's essential features
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Information Bureau

Injuries Regarding almost amy
tonic, excepting ON legal ana ntrdi-
,.uI subjects. are answered free. A.
all inquiries are ANS II uirrrti?
by personal letter. "a ..-nddrcsSch
stamped envelope Il required. Al
dress rho Tirncs-Dinpat"h inf"rma-
tIon Durcau, NIchm0nd, Va.
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AuucrIcanizntion.

READER, 81. Paul -AmcricanizatIon
is the joining Of tl:e native and for
Z, En-bOrn In amer e.. TO form q more
rcriect unio:. establish justice, in
sure domestic tram1u!lity. provide for
sac COMMON ''":-rs, promote the
general weiI-ic and secure the bless
ngs Of liberty: III &. ort. 10 take part
Ge.aocrat,' ny IN promoting the COM
non veal Of -, ,.!l..