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REX O. JONES CO., INC.

able home OF ron SONS 1T modern Hst ,ara a
gu: on one OF the best long avenues
Cali me Monday Malllson 1s4s. 'S'0"
hSSEH S'y cain. ann sOs ea - s Ms9,s
HoUsE7six-room brick house. newly
l napfiF ot sna en- psin, ,s water and gas:
9ens. .ApnLy i2ls wes, cary Street, 'S''
worry SEP, einbsr 1874 If iants A ft9m
BE- bought on easy terms: ' direct n'' from SSr
snowalter.. Kanaolph s,ass.. 1wSs'' b. W.
- se Hsa al s 40 SSse BBsFtnsrsh,P deal VIII
iran dwellings which we Advertised
i but IL deSi IS sFS aS Is sold FOR $3.50.
MS one 80 at $3.50: 1850 cash and
T ssmi to Ih.s p slsa,y loved q
Ieights; has rooms and reception har.
di@us!e-dfc!S back porehcs. introbe heat; heat.
and az! * s5 sEa H. b bhGas M Mna
h2Lntmeni 10 gee this Sunday.
LIBBY HIi.I~Handsorne Libby Hill home
n Mhi tis. pTiSk. slrenlar bay front rooms
hS, hoa SSS Sidna ii a.
on Of The best bull! and mos, desirable
to be appf a ted ind ba has to be seen
Hamilton & Campbell. Eleventh ,nj Hi
streets. or Mr.. Hamilton. 3rpi Libby Ter.
NORTH cHMoND-Dcauiifa! ,,ucco g.
room modern home for only 500 cash !, nd
~ per month. including interest IL viii
soh q Co. Inc. No. Il North Ninth Street
TAYLOR ST. :6ol-A-Nice brick dwell
ihE on Main between boulevard and
Sniohiei Avenue. rooms. bath gas and
ss.eetF'. lghts; nicely paperet. Iatrobe
ItlRTEENrH. f. l,5-Four rooms
Twelfth. 40 East
IsI ENn-f-T sale. 6-room modern
nome In West End. Possession San,c,
hcr LIST. q l22. care Times Dispatch' '''
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
l,arus and Land sor CT

i76 ACREs-parm OF rs 80, 49,, ),
In Caroline Co0nty. Va 100 scT.s IN
Ssut,,FatiS,n remaindsI In timber: good
. rooms Write for catalogue and other
Information. II. NJ. Mills. Bowling Green
$50 ACRES--To scttie an estate $50 acrcn
20 miles southwest of Richmond front
inS improved highway. close to schools
churches. stores. excellent nciyhborhood:
~ acres clear balance In good. thrifty
tImbcf. mostly pine. ~ cut half million
TEL OF pine now. SiSroo frame house
anu ,spIend!d large barn. worth 500
lh. land Is 0fst- class for tobacco. POS
session ~ once. Tcr;ns: One fourth cash.
nDaiancc ~ equal paymontH for three years
rice. US per Sa, rhapn &
Eleven North Eleventh.
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500. easy terms bcau,ifuIIy riiu.isI
.tose town, overlooking charming lake IL
Lies Dearin6 orange grove. also peaches
ptuuts Fcip1uAts. pecanS etc: high
hcaIthiui wei drained: good rcs!d. nee
sur water. widowed owner sacriflces al
st.e"v: easy terms. detail, page 80
Stronts big. beautifully Illustrated new
catAoku" orange groves and other semi
tt"plcai fnrins Copy free Strnut Farm
Hgcnny. i2l0 FL. Graham Bldg. Jack.
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STORE LEASE

For sale, an unexpired
lease on one of the best and
up-to-date store buildings
on 400 East Main Street,
consisting of 4 floors and
basement, steam heat, cleo
trio elevator, etc.
PHONE RAN. 5816 or
MAD. 2640-J.
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AN IMPORTANT
QUESTION.

Have you a home for Sep
TENDER 1st?
We have a few very de-
sirable ones left.
West Grace Street cor
ner, 8 rooms, bath, modern.
$10,750.
Hanover Avenue, 21OO
block, 8 rooms, bath, mod
ern. $10,850.
North Mulberry Street, 9
rooms, bath, m 0 d e 7 n.
$500.
Floyd Avenue, 21OO
block, 6 rooms, bath, mod
ern. $500.
West Grace Street, 1900
block, 9 rooms, bath, 2 ga
RACES, modern. A good
h O m e for t h e money.
S11, 500.
J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
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CHURCH HILL.
Fourteen rooms on East
Grace Street, 2 baths, show
er bath, large lot, chicken
house, garden. $1,000.
Eight rooms, bath, de-
tached, on Thirty third
Street. A bargain at Sd, 900.
j. A. CONNELLY,& co.
TEL.Nf HoNn yopr WAnt lAds 70 Ran.
-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s3
ALFRED MBLL & COMPANY.

ALFRED MBLL & COMPANY.
FARMS.
Bright tobacco farm. ~ acres Chesterfield
county. miles from station, 20 miles
from Bichinond. good road. - acres
cleared. halane" timber. land level. gray
u~e,lhg. two-room tenant houses. large
stable: orchard. bargain. -. 20: u cash
10 acres. . acres cleared. Ilcnrico County
~ miles from Rlchmond: 3-room cottage; ;
stable: chicken houses Price. 3i.7jo: l.3
= acres chcs,crfc!d County. miles from
KlChmond. Tobacco and grain farm. y
acres cleared balance timber: 5-room
1,rMh:snn!nE. stable and orchard: fenced. Price.
60 actcz. Goochland County. - acres
. cleared. 80 miles from Richmond. J miles
from station. +-room house. Largo stable
tobacco barn. corn house. etc. $3.50: $3.50
cash.
lo2 acre.. Chestcrfeld County. - niles from
Richmond. on" mile from station, s3i.n-
did tobacco and grain farm. a acres
cleared. Balance wood and timber. Land
praCticaHy level Al s-.oom 2-story frame
DIV. Hing. large stable young orrh,ri In
fuli bearing. Turning water. Price 81 on.
ID cash. BARGAIN. Act quick SEE, n:
Tar other bargains.
ALFRED NELL & COMPANY
pl Sorth Eighth 81
Ricnmond Va.
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dUCTI(,NS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

Legal Notices 81
TO ALL whom It may conccrn-Take no
ice mat We have purchased the In
terest OF Angelo FarnocChia In the bust
neH OF Frank Moriconi Y Co. and that
FRANK MoRICONL
Al.FRED MORICONI.
NAuGlNiA CAROLINA CHEMICAL. CO.
Not!ce Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF stockholders OF the VIRGiNIh-
CAROLINA CHEMICAL. COMPANY. FOR
the election OF directors and ftl' tho trans
action of such other business as may law
fu!ly come before the meeting Including
receiving the annual report OF the hoa Ri
or directors and the ratification OF the
acts OF the said board since the last an
nual meeting OF Stockholders will be held
al tho principal ollie OF the company l5
Exchange Place. Jersey Ciry. County OF
Hudson New Jersey. at o'clock T. NJ
on "Wednesday. the LIST day OF September.
September. in accordance with Article l.
Suction /. OF the bylaws
The transfer books OF the company will
not he closed for the purpose OF the meet
inI. but pursuant TO the statute OF the
state or New Jersey. share OF stock
can he voted on at said election which
shall have been transferred on the books
OF the company after August II. 1920.
$. ID. CRENSIIAw. Secretary.
w: II. HOOVER, Lr., announces TO hts
friends and residents OF HIS location
that he is now opea for business al his
son Streets For sudden service" phone
HooNrr-H PHARMACY Boulevard 1870
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BY OWNER. nice little S-Foom si1cco
rcnt; sn7so i"rk; sasy terms like
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% ACRES, cottage. etc, miles Laurel
VIII exchange for city lots or home
Godsey. liz East Twelfth.
i3 ACRES-if you want nice home and
~ acras. drop line 10 ii. c. Sydnor
1871 ACRES-For sale. 131 acres IS cleared
.. anl In high state cultivation. orchard
house. rooms. silo large barn i0x ioxiS.
tobacco barn 2exG0; ether buildings: on
mond. miles to growing village and STA
ton, on railroad: close to- schools and
churches: all live stock and farming i'm.
plemsnta and machinery Included. Price,
$1,000. Address Box $50. Richmond. Va.
YOU can sell Anything II you ind the
bring huyer. ahdlteller together. -
TIE s ssaSsk ss ssy a IS 81 .sas
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l.. *. v HiARVIE.

l.. T. & J. s. UARVIE.
3l2 Mutual bldg. Madison 1855
NORTH SIDE-For sale. finest building
lot on the North Side Griffin Avenue.
jus, north OF Hrookand Park Boulevard
az fee; front. l0a rear. l35 feet deep. VIII
sell at less than market value, as ] am
leaving the city. Apply to owner. 2tt2-A
East Clay Street. Randolph 53hl-W
PATTERSON Park and Stuart Avenue
with bridges completed and other big
improvements under construction. Just
the time TO buy Prices. $3.50 10 $500.
Monthly payments. Bunting McNeal CO..
Niufuof
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Suburban for SnIe
81

Ron AIR. S7.soo-Suburban home for
sale Bon Air. Va. near new State high;
over good roads. Five minutes walk from
Southern Railway station. In the village
are Two ehSrehes us5oda hnns, G SS
~ surrounded by porches: ten large. airy
rooms. bath. attic and large sleeping porch.
About two acres Of land, with n, outouiiid,
200 fee, deep gives superabundance water.
Address 10 North Boulevard. Richmond.
FOR SALE. siI-room first class nobby
bungalow. modern and up-to-date In
every way; good dry cellar. with inside
pnmG ,n"ni at back s,eps afie t fsSk
old; several hrs, class frame two-story
outbnildipEs; grapes and berries: about
public road. only miles north OF Rich
nond over solid road. In fine section:
good white ncighborhood All crops now
On, 'ns baee no5s potatoes TWO nd fs
$500 Fair terms. Possession in two
weeks IL sold in the next ten days
r. o. nos S72. Richmond. Va Boulevard
4t5i. The improvements are worth the
price
FOR SALE. cheap. rooms. with ono or
as many lots as you like. or acreage.
two blocks from Stop 20: also smaller
houses. r.. c. Burnc,ie. Highland Springs.
sP2INGs-seven rooms: Easy
PosS EsisIoN at once; four acres. with
barn. and outhuilfing. all newly painted
and good condition: ono mile from city
and store. Terms. A bargain. Randolph
43s2-J.
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EAST HIGHLAND PARK-.i.so to 800
per week. no Interest or taxes. buys q
beautiful lot. with city conveniences.
Petersburg car line-Sl.oo per week or
500 per month. no interest or taxes. buys
u large lot on concrete road and car line.
Small payment down. See A; j. Dau.htrcy.
l2ci Mutual Building. Phone Madison
GROVE AVENUE rorncr--Si feet at one
OF tho best corners on Grove: Just west
tifui location for home. Apply sos Mu-
,ual.
HIGHLAND PARK-I.ots l0sxil feet:
price $40 per foot. Phone Madison 546.
HIGHLAND PAKk-Lots l0sSitl feet:
price. $40 per foot. Phone Madison SAG.
LABCRNCM CORNBR-l00 feet at La
turnum Avenue and Hermitage. facing
Hill Monument. Beautiful location for
a home: .S25 per foot. 4 bargain. Il. Q.
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J. A. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Seventh and Franklin SITS.

WEST END-For sale, two West End
homes. just being completed; s rooms.
sleeping mor'h' D Ia 'au nmnr tubs, not
Boulevard 390-IV
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business proncrty

business Property Sc
GROCERY sToRES-We have several de.
sale II you are looking FOR "a" i I1sg t, anr
see US Charles F.. Ruehrmund. Room Is.
Nilsson BLDG. SOB l-2 East Main.
HOTEL. FOR SALE-Brick hotel To-
located right at depot AT junction on
c. e Q. main line: electric lights bn tbs
ana all other convenicnccs Price SIG ono
Small cash payment and plenty OF tima
on balance. See this at once. Charlcs
I; Rueh.mund. Room &C. Allison Bldg.
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$4,000 will buy building suitable for
speculation. Morton q. Thalhimnr. Room
200. First National Bank Buiding.
Farms and Land for Sale 81
FARAS-We nav. iar0e n,n,h.,---oo.s
stock graas truck. dairy and poultsy
and On on ib our lrt near rairoad station.
slate. Any Of these farms. il bought at
pon't walt got. In touch With u imn..
aai s,s strss, L L 4 H. L Dtnoon so7 Esst
n NSb{SIEH 9 ossnSSl1 ia vssS. - Hs.a
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HIGHLAND PARK
HOME
S4,250.

Six rooms, detached, good
lot, on Second Avenue, near
park. Reasonable terms
and possession Sept. l.
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LOT BARGAINS.

Monticello Place. adjoining Ginter Park
other. We have only few OF these lots
left, and in order To close them out VIII
sell AZ pre-war prices on easy payment
plan. One look means Il lot. Let me take
you out
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wanted-Real Estate

FOR BEST results list your property with
j. -: Connolly 4 Co
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HIVIII.ANL TAWk.
Detached. s-room electric lighted and
on sinoo, paved avenue. This props r;y
feet. Price. 800 for quick sale Small
cssh payment and balance monthly, same
rent. Possession September !.
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CIAFFIN STR EET.
Strictly t-room brick residence
equipped with electric lights and tile bal h
Immediate possession. Price. 81, 80 $50 ca sh
and balance IN monthly instaiInents. same
As rent
Alma record., 1920-12-30
AGREEING TO DIFFER

and close friends We often visit together and
generally disagree We talk politics and theology lie is
Democrat and Republican. He is old school and am
school, He believes in Jefferson hold Hamilton and
Washington He quotes Woodrow Wilson and quote Lincoln.
When talk theology he sometimes indicating
the direct road the bottoess pit retort by
saying bound the kingdom of heaven That
mofes him somewhat and he he supposes we'll
He is pessms, Optimist. He is the world
going the devil high speed and reminds of the
sweeping New York tell him that Christ
mas Day banquet was given to thousand
and they each paid thousand dollars for their tickets little
tin placed by each plate containing the food which
daily three half million children in the
by Mr. Hoovers committee OF the million dollars
raised by that banquet goes the lives of those children
Brown delighted to hear of this He has literally
the Indeed he literally good
He is merchant and honest the day is long, When Lin
coin q young and clerk a he made mistake
in weighing He his customer only
of pound After she had he discovered his mistake and
that night walked five miles into the country to correct the
Brown would have done the same thing.
Brown thinks that the late election the American people
afflicted with fit of insanity tell him that they
have just their after eight of folly
Now how does it happen that Brown and be such
friends when differ widely in We love each
other would do almost anything for each other The
PLANTATION plain enough We differ opinions
do reach down to the fundamentals of character He and
the great essentials Of character We have the
ideals, worship the God regulate lives by
the code of morals love and hate the things The
things in which differ important The things
which all important So to differ with
out breaking friendship.
South You think slavery right We think You
your opinion SO We differ in opinion
without breaking friendship We need not be enemies Let
live together He always loved the South and
best friend though the South did not believe 1t.
Why not have charity toward those who differ from
us? Christ d that must love enemies and Mr.
did il Life is loo short to be spent in hatred in
Guarrels.
Alma record., 1920-12-30

y success or failure veal or woe Will you the
those experence to make you more hard more
kind? Will make friends during the new year or
you farther shell and be content to let
the world go by unnoticed you contribute worthy
will give OF time and energy to aid IN the DONG
fSr nscssifr sef sone9 pe9e work. or WI" you i've
Now suspect that what the year brings you
pend largely but yourself your attitude toward
life For after ALL happiness unhappnes depends not upon
of mind The tramp who trudges along country asking
for aims at various farm houses often happier than the prince
his palace especially since last put such discount
upon palaces If you up mind advance that the
world against that other people highly favored
lot you quite likely only to be miserable yourself but to
ha & eSe o une a % do o WhV oo take brace this
spirit? Why develop for yourself Joyous creed? No
else develop and put into operation such creed for
You must develop yourself and must put into practice
yourself
might however, the confines OF this article. suggest
few ideas of which might be of value to you in working
Il optimist believe that life holds for much of
beauty, of Joy and of opportunity.
@ na my n he er sa ne else
do well intend to find that work and to do to the
fully realize that my happiness depends upon the
which may render those that
sefshness long practced brings with it, its misery
enjoy good health possess physical body most mar
my part the world must keep ply
perate in all things.
possess keen mind must keep it clean by excluding
ficient less worthy. my good thoughts
must study good books broaden my mind with good
a general education | obtain
have been given certain talents, free gifts to alone
which develop and with pleasure and profit to myself
Others True the development of those talents de-
mand hard and arduou labor certain of unineresng
drudgery afford allow them stuff themselves
away because l do not them
have definite plan for life; aim accomplish
thing worth while intend honored place the
general scheme of existence And while shall take needed
taxation and certain amount of pleasure shall not allow the
pleasure interfere with things
realize that am only of many small part Of the
general Divine pan certain degree of homage to
md 10 10
making the most of myself He planned that should by help
ing less fortunate around by doing all the good
for praise satisfaction but because s the right
thing to do
determined look upon the bright side of things to
make the best of conditions to learn from the adversely which
befas which contained it, to profit from
past mistakes regard the without and with clear
vision because determined to do best and that the
most that that anyone can do.
We offer these suggestions few OF the many things
which you fit to embody in his creed
Every mans be made to fit the himself He
must make it for himself. No make it for him.
What will the New Year bring you? Well really depends
largely
Alma record., 1920-12-30

at the home Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock. Interment in the Rich
land township cemetery.
Mrs. r. Ballon, who was grief
stricken by the sudden death of her
little son, Gordon, and was i'll in
bed at the time of his funeral, is
reported as no better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peasley en-
tertained a number of relatives from
st. Louis and Breckenridge at their
home on Christmas.
Mrs. Blanche Manley and son,
David Manley and wife entertained
number of relatives at their home
Christmas. Those present from out
of town were Mrs. Claude Manley
and daughters, Claudian and Ruth.
of Riverdale, Mrs. Anna Johnson and
son, Andrew, Of Pontiac and friend,
Hans Findsen, of Alma.
Mart Smith returned TO his home
at Elm Hall Monday after visiting
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
John Bollinger.
Kenneth Owen left for his work
Monday after spending Christmas
with his wife and her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Greer.
Albert Vance of Ithaca came Mon
day to visit his son-in-law and grand
daughter, Charles Marlin and daugh-
ter, Neoma.
Arnold Croapboa ,atur,,ad Morda, q,
from Alma where he visited his
brother, Harry Greenhoe, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Ernest Norton and daughter,
who spent Christmas here with her
husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norton. and sister. Mrs. David Mar
lin, Jr returned TO their home in De-
troit Monday.
The Church of Christ Sunday
school had Christmas exercises and
tree AT the church Christmas even
ing.
Fred Mack, who has been in i'll
health since he returned from service
in the World war, left Wednesday to
receive medical care in Cook county,
Illinois.
Gordon Lionel Ballon only child Of
Mrs. Ray Ballon was born at Vesta-
burg, Michigan, on August 81, 1917,
and died at the home of his mother
Tuesday morning. Derember 2l, after
but few hours illness, Rev. John
T. Bridwell of Coldwater conducted
the funeral services which were held
at the home on Friday afternoon,
December "a, at two in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Dow Of Stanton,
Michigan, sang at the services. Aud
ley Carts, William Beach, Dick Gust
er and Otis Reader wore the friends
who acted as pail bearers. Inter-
ment was in the Richland cemetery
beside the deceased husband and
father, DR.. Arthur d. Balfon. Rela-
tives who attended tho funeral from
away was Ronald Whitney Of Mont
gomery. Michigan. Those left to
mourn their great loss are the moth
er, Mrs. Ray Ballon, and grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green Of
Vestaburg.
Alma record., 1920-12-30
vnsTABURC

Charles Eugene Taylor, only child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor was
born to them on Sunday, December
l2, 1920. and passed away to join the
angels on Monday, December 81.
1920. Rev J. d. Tanner conducted
tho funeral services which were held
Alma record., 1920-12-30

Dr. E. G. Sluyter. ssteopathic ply
sicisn, State Savings Bank Building.
Alma. both phones. 57-tf
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Mr.. WILLIAMS hSSA|LS
''GABFEST" IN SENATE
Declares History Will Record Last
Two Years as Time of the
Great Conspiracy"

JACKSON, Miss. March 27 (bv the
associated Press)-Declaration by
United States Senator John Sbarn
fhe league of nations "more than anv-
thlng in my life made me come nearer
uouotins the cause of democrat CIV
sometimes almost in the providence
or God Himself" enlivened a joint ses.
SION OF the legislature here yester-
said: III his ADDRESS,
am just from Washington. where
nave listened ad nauseam tn tho
most confused gabfest in the history
oI tne world since the Maker created
IL. l 40 not see how any man who
loNes mis- country can look with un-
concern on what has just occurred.
hu. thetrouble is We don't seem to
know what We want to do while the
continent of Europe is in chaos.
Record in History.
=. There was chance for the United
states to stand at the head of a
council of nations of the world: to
lead the universe in the pathways of
pea peace. The opportunity was rejected
and future historians will refer to the
last two years as the time of the
great conspiracy that the history
will be discreditable to some, es-
pecially in the American Congress
The long-winded arguments in the
senate were like f1ddling as Rome
burned. talking with a world in chaos.
Do you blame me for saying that 1
would rather be dog and bay at the
moon than to spend one minute in
the Senate after the expiration Of
my present term of ONCE?
Ihe great conspiracy commenced
when the President went to Versailles
and every time news came from YER
sailles that the President advocated
or opposed something the conspirators
opposed his plans. They are two-by-
four politicians. I call them that. be-
cause that is what they are no matter
how high their station
Senator Lodge is the head of the
poison squad. and after the treaty
had been emasculated with reserva-
tions that no democrat could accept
he sought to blame the party for its
rejection.
Has any great institution founded
by our forefathers fallen down at
the time of stress and travail as the
Senate has fallen down?
President's Illness.
II believe there are now men glad
that the President is sick, perhaps
hope for his death. When Mckinley
was shot down. when Garfield was
shot. was there a democrat bv: ex-
pressed sorrow? Has any one seen
words of sympathy for the President
in any republican paper? Al great man
is sick. a great mind. a great charac-
ter. and they have whispered: We've
got him now
Men sometimes disparage idealists.
but they are coarse-grained jackasses
who do so and do it because they are
coarse grained. but the idealists point
the way and cheer mems souls.
''If the republicans elect the Presi-
dent. the first thing he will have to
do is to make explanations, but the
democrats will enter the fight with
something definite.
Let us do as st. Paul said he had
done-'Fight the good fight and keep
the faith"