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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
14,OOO DARBININKU
NETEKS DARBo.
Bet sVaigalQ prohibicijos rel
kalams paskirta militonas.

Washington, vas 6. - kon-
crc>o zemeSniQjam butte buvo
pareikaIauta paskirti $9,O3O,-
0OO patuiSyti kar6S laivuS II
atIiI,ti iitokiuS darbuS kar6S
Iaivyno iStaigose.
Kongre<aS buvo intikinamas,
kad tie pinigai butinai reika-
lingi. Mes kitaip kar6s laivyno
iStaigose netekS darbO 14,OOG
darbininkQ. Gi items darbi-
ninkamS reikalingaS uzIalky-
mas, taigi il darbaS.
Bet buto atStovQ dihiuma
pasiprieSino skirt piniguS tam
tikslui.
Tuojaus po to pareikalauta
miIijono doIieriQ svaigalQ pro-
hibicijoS reikalams. Butent,
tie pinigai reikalingi apmok6ti
sargus, katrie saugoja sukrau-
tus svaigalus valdiSKuose SAN
deliu0se ivairiuOse miestuose..
II milijonas dolieriQ paSklr-
ia tuoiaus net he iokio balsa-
Vino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
PAsKELBIAMos REIKA-
LAUJAMU voKIEcIU
PAVARDES.

Berlynas, vas. 6. Vietos
laillraSseiai vakar paskelbe pa
vardes vokiedif, kurip reika-
lauja talk1ninkai.
Tas pavardes eia betarpiai
telegraph prisiunte is Parry
zziaus talkininkai, kuomet atsi-
statydino Won Lersner.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
PoL1cIJos NUoPELNA1.

Policijos virsininkas pas
kelbe policijos nuopelnus.
sausio. menesiu policiia .su-
raao il sugrazino savininkams
pavogtu prekiu II pinigq $40,
1880.
Atrado If sugrazino 247 pa
vogtus automobilius. TQ auto.
mobility verte yra $575,O5O.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
VEIKIAI BUS PARINKTAS
AMBASADORIUS.

LonGonas, vas. Z. Angli-
jos ministeriQ kabinetas vel
kiai parinkS ambaSadoriQ Suv.
ValStijose.
Kalbama apie du zmogu,
lordq Reading il Sir William
TyrreIl. Pastaris mazai zino-
mas iSlapkin6je angIQ diplo-
matiioje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
Nyksta blokada.

Trecias daiktas. zinoma tai
kininku blokada, arba 'gele-
zine rinke'', apjuosianti boise
vikine Russia taip, kaip buvo
daroma su Vokietija kares me-
tn, keliose vietose iau zymiai
atsiliuosavusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
sosTo IPED1NIU1 MoKY-
ToJAS.

Paryzius, vas. 6. Prancu-
zp armijos majoras Lee pa
siQstas Belgijon vieneriems
metams. Jis bus Belgijos sosto
ipedinio Leopoldo mokytojas
(govemeris).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
zUVO TRYS VAIKAI GEL
BEDAMI BROLIUKA..

Winnipeg; Man, vas. Z.
Mrs. Fordham, naSl6s, is Ans
ley Arm trys vaikai nuskendo
ezere ShuShwap, nor6dami IS
geIbdti savo broIiukq, iluzusi
ezere. Broliukq iSgelb6jo kiti
ZmonaS. T.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
BOLSEVIKAI PAGROBSIA
BULCARIJOS VAL
DzIA.

saloniki, vas. 6. - Bulgari-
jos bolSevikai paskelb6, kad
jie paimsia Savo rankosna $a-
lies valdziq. Tai atliksia gegu-
z6s / d., anot praneSimo IS So
fijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
MIESTE FIUME PRAMATo.
MA REVOLIUCIJA.
Gyvenimas pasidare nepa-
kenciamas.

Fiunle, vasario 6 (Raso angl.
laikr. koresp.).-Cia did6ja gy-
ventojQ nerimavimai. Italai
patlijotai atsiduria blogan
stovin, Lakunas d'Amumzio
Suvarz6 zmon6ms laiSvQ zodi.
Apie spaudos laiSve negali but
nei kalbos.
Neziurint tQ autokratiniQ
auvarzymQ cia Wis garsiau ju-
goslaviai ina murm6ti If pro-
testuoti prizes nepakenciama
gyvenima.
Retkarciais pakelia galva If
bolSevikizmas. Prizes Sita laku-
mas pavartoja deportavimo
priemOne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07

Londonas, vas. Z. = Pasak
laikraSGio Daily Sketch, atsi-
statydines maiSto administra-
t0riuS Roberts.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07

Pirmiausia truko ia rinke,
'Euomet griuvo gen. Denikino
armijoS il kuomet bolSevillai
uz6m6 JuodQjQ juriq pakras-
Cius.
Truko rink6 IL $iauriuose,
kuomet EStonija padar6 tailIa
Su boISevikais. Siandie boise
kai jau naudojasi Baltijos jul
res uostais Reveliu il Narva.
PagaliauS kitos tautOs, kat
ros ant sauszemio buvO suda-
riusios rinke, tolesniai nedau-
giausia nori veikti pDieS boise
vikus.
Stai Rumunijos premjeras
Paryziuje pranese, kad ruml1-
nq vieSoii opinija yra prize
singa tolesniai kauties su boil
.Sevikais. Sake Rumunija tik
tuomet pakiltq prizes bolsevl-
kus, jei tie megintQ pereitl u
pc Dniestra il briauties Bes-
sarabijon, Rumunai 8intQ ta
provincija.
Lenkai atkando danti.
Lenkai prizes bolSevikus irgi
negali nieko pradati nepare-
miami Anglijos ir Prancuzijos.
Pastarosios kaip kartas atsisa-
ko remit lenkus. LenkQ diplo-
natal Paryziuje tvirtina, kad
Lenkija darys taika su boise
vikais.
Suprantama, Lenkija tuojaus
paseks Latvija. Abejotinume
pasililks tik Lietuva If Suomi
ia. Bet suomijoje valdzia sllai-
tosi socijalistine. Tad galimas
daiktas, kad j Yisgi galQ-gale
susidraugaus su bolseVikais.
Is to visa pilnai aisku, kad
talkininku viespatijos anks-
ciau ar veliau per savo atsto-
vus lures susimainyti taikos
mintimis su boIsevikq valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07

Litvinovu Copenhagene. Off
ciialiai Skelbiama, kad tOs
ICopenhagene tarybos seka ne
'laisviQ susimainymo reikale.
: Bet taryboS perilgos il tas
duoda progos manyti, kad te-
mai bus atlikta visa pradzia
pramatomai taikai.
Prekyba - taikon izanga.
AntraS dailitas. Anglijos pa
.sidarbavimu talkininkai nus
prend6 atnaujinti prekyba su
bolSevikine Russia. Nors ia
:prekyba uzklojama kooperaty-
VENTS rusQ draugijomis, bet
yra aiSku kaip diena, kad tas
atliekama. taikos tikSlaiS.
ReiEia zinoti, kad rusQ ko-
operatyviQ draugijQ didziuma
yra bolSevikQ kontrol6je. Gil
kuomet prasid6s prekyba, il Ii
kusias tos rQSies draugijas
bolSevfkai inns kontroliuoti,
sujungs anas su savo organi-
zacijomis.
ISeis tas, kad kooperatyv6S
draugijos veiks bendra darbq
su bolSevikais. Tad patti pre-.
kyba bus vedama ne su kit
kuo, kaip tik su tais paclais
bolSevikais il bolSevikQ val
dzios prieziuroje.
LaikraStis Echo de Paris
paskelba, kad vienas talkinin-
ku laivas su prekemis jau ne
tolies Petrogrado.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
Konstantinopolis, vas.

AngliiOs kariuomend uz6mG
kituomet buvusiq vokieciQ ge-
lezinkelio linijQ tarpe Smina
ir Konstantinopolio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
LENKAT NEGAUNA PA
GELBOS NUO TALKT-
NINKV.
Londone indomaLjama apie
tarybas su bolsevikais.


bal indomaujama, kaip il kO-
kiais principals lenkai inns
veSti taikoS taryhas Su rusul
boI$evikaiS. LenkQ taila Sll
holSevikaiS taIkininkamS di-
dziai >varbuS daiktaS. Mes
nuo to prigul&S t0leSniS talki-
ninku atSineSimaS j bolSevi-
ku>.
Talkininkai yra neutraliai.
LenkiioS uzrubeziniQ reika-
IN minister's Patek neSenai
lankaSi Londone. JiS tur6jo
konferenciiaS Su AnglijoS
premjeru il kitaiS diploma
taiS.
r. 6ficfjdliQ pr,aIfsiintii, pa
tirta, kad kaip Anglia, taip
kito> jos talkininIl6s atsisak6
gclhiti Lenkiiai. jci pastaroj
kokiuo nors budu prOvokuotQ
boISeviku>.
TaIkininkai pasakt, kad tegu
lpnkai daro taip Su bOISevl-
kais. kaip jiemS patinkama,
hi tik taS i$eitQ naudon jiems
patterns IT. nebutV nieko blOga
taIkininkamS.
Tegu Ienkai taiko>i su boil
$evikaiS, 81 talkininkai tue
zvilg$niu paSiliks neutraliai.
Ka Patek parveze Varsavon.
Sugryze& Var$avon mini>te-
riS Patek tad turGio parvezti
Stai ky nuo talkininkU savo
vyriausybei.
"Talkininkai LenkijoS memo
ii pavartoti kaipo priemon6s
truSkinti bolSevikizmQ. Talki-
ninkai MCCALL priimti lenkQ
pasiQlymo bendromis Sp6komis
atakuoti bol$evikus. Ir neduos
pagelbos IenkamS, jei Site ms
kautieS su bolSevikai$. Bet jei
neprovokuojami bolSevikai w
atakuotQ Lenkijq, tuomet tas
klauSimas turttQ kitokiq reikS-
ne. Lenkijos donna atkreipia-
ma i fakta, kad talkinmkai su
holSevikine Russia atnaujino
daline prekybQ. Ar Lenkija
darys taikQ su bolSevikais, tai
Jos pacioS reikalas. Sitame
reikale taIkininkai yra neutra-
iiai'."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-07
Deportuota apie 10000.

DeportavimaS yra pavestas
miesto prezidentui Anton
Grossich. Sis yra kaipir deSi-
nGii d'Annunzio ranka. Stip-
rus io parGm6jas, uoluS agita-
torius uz prijungimq Fiume
prize ItaIijos.s
Nuo .io teko suzinoti, kad is
mieSto deportuota jau keli TUX
stanGiai negeistinQ zmoniQ.
Kit pasakoja, kad depor-
tuota ligi 10000.
Is JugosIavijos sostin6s Ia
gabria praneSta, kad tenai eSa-
ma 5000 paheg6lia is Fiume.
MiesteIyj Buccari pilna Flu
mes zmoniQ. I~
Pranyko gerbuvis.
= ISpradziQ cia zydtjo gerbu-
Wis. Lakunas gauSiai apmok6jo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
NEW YORK GIVES NEW YEAR
SOMEWHAT VARIED GREETING
Exuberance OF Stockieas Citizens De-
cidediy Restrained. and There
WAS Little tiotons Play.
fBy Assoc,,,ed presaI

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-The New Year
received widely and varied welcome
in New York tonight. In the big no
tells of the Whitc-Light District the
newcomer was welcomed by the pri
vate stockholding classes with all the
was stin a reformers' dream and
jest.
The exuberance OF the private STOCK
less citizens was. however. decidedly
restrained. The customary crowds
thronsed Broadway, hut the cowbells
and horns which on previous New
Years Ewes threatened the eardrums
mcdu!ated in tone tonight, and there
was little OF the riotous horse play
that previous years had known.
In downtowne New York, a favOrite
playground OF the jewellers in years
gone by. the crowds on the streets as
the, witching hour approached were
both meager and apathetic Even al
Trinity Church, where thousands OF
New Workers were wont to assemble
10 listen to the famous chimes welcome
the New Year, only a small gathering
collected
The brilliantly lighted and gorge
ously decorated dinins-rooms OF New
York famous hostelries offered scenes
IN striking contrast TO the istless
crowds on the streets outside. From
early in the evening automobiles and
vehicles OF all descriptions unloaded
precious cargoes OF wines and liquors,
guaranteed not to contain wood al
cohol at the doors Of the hotels
These were consignments from the
reserved tables weeks previously for
the celebratfon. prices in these places
for 1855 farweiR> meal ranged from
Wow a plate to SIS upwards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
VICTIMS OF WAR BID
WELCOME TO NEW YEAR
Celebrate Mass I'm Church Wrecked by
Cannon ind Shells OF
Enemy.
IBy Universal Service.1

BY Universal Servicc.1
PARIS, Dee. 31.-Thc devastated re-
gions OF France furnished the worlds
most touching and picturesque scenes
at the dawning of the New Year.
Throughout 1919 the refugees flock
ed back to the ruins of Lens, Bethune,
Arras. Peronne. Chauines, Cambria
Rheims, Nerdun. and dozens of other
shattered cities. Many have since
lived in huts patched up within the
sheil-ridden walls of their former
homes, but the majority have been
leading the existence OF troglodytes
i'll cellars beneath shapeless masses of
debris.
Tonight. bearing candles and kero-
sene fia,es. all these unfortunate men.
women and children. sailed forth from
their cave-like dwellings and marched
into war-wrecked. roofless churches
where with prayer and chant they.
uShered III the new era at solemn mid
night masses. Thus, with pathetic
enduring courage. SO typical OF the
FRENCH country people. they voiced
their hrm confidence that 1920 will re-
store to them the home comforts or
winch they were deprived more than
five years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
G GOD BUILDING YEARI
DECEMBER BANNER MONTH;
PERMITS TOTAL S87o,371
New Work and Repairs During 1910
Cost Upwards OF Nine
Million Dollars.

building and repair work done In
Richmond during the past year cost
sS,77o452 according to the annual re-
port of Building Inspector Butler.
Issued last night. and based on the
estimated cost OF building and repair
work as filed in applications for build
ing Permits
Permits authorizing sS7e,371 worth
of work were issued in December
alone. and the increase in ali building
and repair work done here over the
426 S'0-'-
In all total Of 1857 new buildings.
business houses churches and garages
There were 9s2 buildings rebuilt. re-
modelled or repaired during the year
at "A cost of sl.l4l.S7o
According to the report of the Build
ing inspector there were more private
garages built during the year than
any other class of building.
In all. 5o7 dwellings, 27S frame. 22s
during the year Their cost was
S2,707,2l0. There were also thirty
eight apartment houses constructed at
total cost OF S1.7o9.O0O.
Warehouses and manufactures built
number twcnty-one and there were
10 permits issued to rebuild or re-
pair such buildings The total cost
VI Dotn, lnc DuiluinS ana repair OF
this class OF buildings. was sS67.34i
Eight theatres here were remodclcd
during the year and many other re-
pairs and improvements were made in
buildings here. 1t is declared by Off
Gals that the sum expended on build
ing work here during 1919 was the
largest ever recorded in the Building
Inspectors Office.
Permits to erect sixty-two new
buildings during December were issued
and forty-three applications for alter
alton permits were granted
Nineteen different kinds OF buildings
were erected during the year. They
were brick, concrete and frame dwell
lngs. brick stores, sheds, private and
public garages, apartment houses.
warehouses, manufactures, churches,
banks. coal pockets heating plants.
power houses. colleges, boiler rooms.
tanks and stables.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
DROP LID IN PARIS
All Restaurants, Dance Halls and
Amusement Places Are Closed
by Police.
TRy Universal Service.
Dz 81 TEn

PARIS. Dec. 3l.-The hid was
clamped down firmly on New Years
revelries in Paris tonight. The official
reason for closing all restaurants and
dance halls and other places OF amuse-
ment at 1870 sharp, as on ordinary
nights is the need to economize in the
use of coal.
The real causes for the procedure.
however, are said to lie elsewhere. In
the first place, an orgy on Christmas
Eve resulted in near riot by indiE
nant war sufferers. Furthermore. the
government is determined TO afford no
further encouragement 10 high living
in these times of unprecedented finan
cial and economic stress.
However. the roads leading to Yer
sailles and st. Garmain, and other
suburbs, where no restrictions are to
brat ons, were choked all night with
automobiles filled with Partisan par
ties" intending to dance and wine
long past the magic midnight hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
CAPITAL WELCOMES 1920
WITH SPECIAL SERVICES
No Formal Party Mt White House hut
other officials Plan Entertnfn-
ing Programme.
rBy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Dec. S1.--Washington
welcomed the New Year tonight with
out any public or semipublic functions.
but with the usual church, and home
watch parties and street celebrations.
Dinner dances at the hotels appar-
entity were more popular than ever. The
advent of national prohibition had no
effect for this was the third New Year
celebration since the ban was placed on
the sale of liquor in the District OF
Columbia. Some members of hotel par
ties brought their own" and diplomatic
row continued to enjoy Its immunity
from prohibition restrictions.
Because of President Wilson's, cou-
dition there was no formal watch party
at the White House and New Years
Day will be observed quietly there.
Official functions tomorrow. however.
will include a luncheon for the diplo-
matte corps by the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Lansing. ut their home; a re
ception by the Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels. and = reception by,
the Secretary OF War and Mrs Baker,
and the Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Crowell, at the assistant secre-
tary'S home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
LABOR TO DO FULL sHAR!
PLACE OBLIGATION ABOVE
AlpElSE, SAYS GOMPERS
Fought for Ideals That Threatened ~
Detertornte Viriiity OF En-
tire Nation.
tBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3I.-Samud
Gompers. president OF the America,
Federation OF Labor, in New Year
statement pledged Americas worker,
TO do their full share in working on,
the country's problems OF 1920. Mr..
Gompers said
Americas workers stand ready IN
the New Year as in the past to do their.'
full duty as American citizens. va
have always placed our obligations a,
citizens above all else. AS citizens
we are true to the American idle OK
equal opportunity for ALL
I'm the nast we have found /, neces-
sary to fight for that ideal against
agencies that sought to establish spe-
cial privilege. Those fights have not
been in defense of class advantages
and opportunities that all should pos
sess. Our struggles may have brought
discomfort to others. but they prevent
cd a greater evil--deterioration OF the
virility OF part of the nation.
The great struggle of labor in III.
past has been to assure to workers. in
free citizens. we have fought to 'I give S
the ideal of America dominating inffu-
ence in shops and factories. Our ma
ton for our demands. But our work IL
not all militant. We are in a position
to contribute to the Improvement oc
production processes ana organization.
The immediate problem OF the world
is to develop 4 production organization
that Will benefit directly those who are
the real producers and will also serve
the needs of starving nations. When,
assured of just dealings. Americas
workers are able to cooperate in free
ing production from the preventing
grasp OF spectators and influences
that manipulate industry to enrich !.
few who gain unfair advantage thus
preventing productions for the ruin
Of all.
This is big job. but it is essential
for we'll grounded development In the
years to come. 1t is essential to that
ideal which is America equal oppor-
tunity for all. Americas workers will
do their full share in working out all
our country's problems.
Hail to the New Year 1920. may Il
bring freedom. glory and happiness to
all our people,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
:, '"h" fVI VIC TdSl SIN Years
WELCOME NEW YEAR
moreiand Club Members Extend
"reetlnss 10 Youthful 1920.
Ladies' Night Tonight

Good fellowship reigned supreme
,ast night at the Westmoreland Cubs
Nsw Years dinner to members and
although members waited until MID,
night to welcome in the New Year. A
ounet luncheon was served to the
strains from an orchestra. while gay
paper caps adorned the heads Of
many. Groups stood about everywhere
spreading the gospel of friendship.
smoking and chatting amiably.
Tonight will be Ladies' Night. -
when dlnner-dance for members and
their wives and women friends will
be given. Dancing and special events
will welcome the advent OF 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
LIQUORS FLOW FREELY
,trons 9ring Bottled Goods With
Thcn, with Name of Owner
Labeled Thereon.
.Iny Associated Press. j

KEW ORLEANS. Dec. 31.-New
|aar's Eve was celebrated here with
line and liquors flowing freely in
l.actically all of the more important
lies and restaurants. The intoX-
Iants, however. were brought to the
lies by the patrons, bottles being
Restaurant proprietors werc careful
explain that no liquors were being
LID and that serving of the guests
(yn drinks was extended merely as
courtesy. Table reservations aver
Eed from SIS to SIS. and early tonight
was announced practically all had
Zen taken.
The display of fireworks and cx-
|osion of fire crackers, peculiar to the
Etreme South during the winter hol-
lays, exceeded pre-war years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
NEW YEAR HONOR LIST
primer Detroit Resident Is Granted
Title by King Of England on
New Years.
rRy Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-The New Years
I.y honor list. made public tonight.
[ntains many awards by the King for
hr services.
S,arldom was conferred on Viscount
9dleton former Secretary of State
IT India. known for his stand against
lace with Germany until the Ger
|sns had made reparation for vandal-
d in France.
Sir Albert Stanley. once a resident
Detroit, Mich; Sir George Riddeli.
ho had charge OF the British press
Serests at the peace conference, and
Bertrand Dawson, physician eN-
Ordinary to King George, we're
de barons.
Frederick Gust. treasurer OF the
hg's household. who married Miss
hy Phipps, an American girl; Charles
Doherty and Arthur l., Sifton. Can
an representatives at the peace CON
ence, and Sir William White. former
Aiian Minister of Finance, were
.nprivy- councillors.
r those created baronets was
:unliffe Owen. vice chairman of
itish- American Tobacco Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
FAITH is REQUIRED
BY AMERICAN PEOPLE,
Secretary Of Navy Daniels Issues New Year Message
Other National Leaders Also Extend
Greetings on Eve of 1920

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-The follow
ing message OF guidance for the
Americah people In the New Year was
given To-Day by Josephus Daniels. Sec
The only thing needed by the Amer
lean people for the New Year is faith
, ,sth In American ability TO incarnate
cardinal principles upon which this re-
public was established; faith in the
peace to solve the diihdilt problems
which face them with the same cour-
age and frmness with which they per-
formed the grim duties of war
There are no lions in the path OF
unless we depart from the spirit of
democracy which has been our pillar
OF cloud by day and of fire by night
IN all the years SINCE Jefferson penned
the errand of conservative progress to
our national government.
We shall deal with a firm hand with
anarchy and lawlessness no matter
where 1t raises it's head We shall
lind way TO prevent plutocracy and
prohteering endangering just reward
TOT an men who labor and think.
win n supreme faith in American
principles and n firm resolve that class
tyranny shall not superscde real de-
mocracy, red blooded and confident
stand in the way as incentives to high
err endeavor and greater work. Amer
lea is sound a, the core and 1920 Will
be the best year in it's history"
New Years messages to the nation
were issued tonight by Vice president
Marshall and some members Of the
Cabinet. MIR. Marshall said
Men are agonizing over the pas
sion and prejudice. botn real and seem
ing injustice and inequality. and the
olackness OF despair would settle over
our land were il no, that faith. hope
and charity still abide-faith that a
deeper knowledge OF the wisdom o.
our institutions will be impaired TO
every son and dauGher of the republic.
hope that more and more all men will
turn from the contemplation OF their
rights to consideration of their du
ties and charity for all who are not
vicious. but who. through stress OF
circumstances. have become embit-
tered.
God OF our fathers. take from US,
If thou wilt, material prosperity and
national glory, but give US individu
ally and collectively for all the years
TO come. t2ith. hope and charity
Secretary Lane--I wish that 1920
may be Lincoln year. a Lincoln year
in whom our people will learn to look
at things through Lincoln's eyes-those
Kind, wise, steadfast honest eyes-in
which there was neither malice nor
envy. but a great sympathy in a noble
common Sense. Why can't we make
this 1920 Lincoln year,
Newton D Baker. Secretary OF War
My New Year wish is that our coun-
Try may have new and splendid OPP
portunities for service 20 mankind and
TO use them generously"
A. Mitchell Palmer. Attorney Cen
cral--"May 1920 see the successful con-
clusion Of the constructive work of re-
adjustment from war conditions and
difficulties; may II bring with 1t set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
MESSAGE FROM PREMIER
bids Farewell to Hateful Year OF 1910
and BehoIds Bright Prospect,
for 1920.
LBy Associated Press. !

LONDON, Dec. 31.-Premier Lloyd
George, in his New Years message
to the nation, says:
I'VE bid farewell to the fateful year
which witnessed the signing of peace,
that is alike token of victory and a
warrant for hope. Whether the New
Year shall be rich with promise or
laden with despair depends upon our
selves. We have reached the time
10 the rebuilding of the world.
IF we quarrel amongst ourselves we
impair our strength and retard our
or common honesty and inspired by a
spirit of general good will the nation
will add to the glory achieved by her
sons in battle in the accomplishment
perity and well-being OF our people"