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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Young man who has had
fire insurance and real estate expert
ence. This is an excellent opportunity
for one WHO possesses the initiative 10
build himself up a very reliable and
progressive institution. Reply stating
age and experience Confidential. South
Bend News Times, Box AIS. 1918
WANTED - Two good teamsters to
haul coal: good wages. Apply sol ).
Main. early Monday morning. 15t3
wANTED-Rarber SO guaranteed Half
day OIL George Ninson. III y Main
St. Mlshawaka. 14-tf
WANTED-AIan and wife TO live In and
do janitor work IA apartment house in
south BEND Address Wesley Van Va
lin 62f Farmers Trust bldg Eft
wANTED-Pin boys: must be 10 years
Of age; 81 per game. Cali at Eagles
club. 321 y. Michigan. 1873
WANTED-An experienced cutter on
mems shirts. The Lamb shirt Co.
east end LaSalle avenue bridge 11tI
CARRIER BOYS WANTED
NEWS TINES PRTG co,
2l0 W COLFAN AV
WANTED-Salesmen With car. to sell
tires aud accessories; salary and COM
mission; give telephone number in reply
Address News Times, Box Mo. 9SSi- Il
OFFICE BOY WANTED
NEW = TIMES PRTG CO.
21O w. COLFAN Az.
wANTED-Nfessenge BOY over 10 years /:
good wages The Singer Mfg. G. 1ltS
WE HAVE openings from time to time
in our different departments for mar
ried mon between the ages OI = and
-. This work Is steady. FOR tho man who
is ambitious and mechanically inclined
the chances for advancement are unlimit-
ed South Bead Lathe Works. 1871
WANTED good men for South
Bend and surrounding territory. Those
who are willing TO be taught how TO sell
our line through our training course The
men who possess intelligence. ambition.
personality and an honest conviction. we
can one- q position that will place them
In line for rapid promotion In the latest
growing and greatest business In the
world For Interview call up Electrical
Equipment Co. 10 y. Main -. 12tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
CARRIER BOYS WANTED
NEWS TINES PRTG co,
2l0 W. COLFAN Az.
aOa4 II

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with car. to sell
tires aud accessories; salary and COM
mission; give telephone number in reply.
Address News Times, Box N-T5. 9SS4 Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16

FOR SALE-Bv owner. two close in
modern houses faur and five thous nd.
". r., box 7. Nesvs-Times. 14tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16

WANTED - Girl 10 operate private
switchboard POI Conservative Life
Bldg Main SG6 1877
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16

WE HAVE openings from time 10 time
in our different departments for mar
ried mon between the ages OF y and
- This work IS steady For the man who
is ambitious and mechanically inclined
the chances for advancement are unlimit
ed south Bend Lathe Works 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16

LIkuI iuctOty WOrk. I1Cu WAGES 20
right parties. 4. W. Ready Co. cor
Der Waship gtOn Crd 81 Joseph.
1853 n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-16
OFFICE HELP.

~ +-A--~A
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION - Every
student is given the instruction he
needs and IS allowed TO advance as rapid
ly as IS consistent with thor ughness.
You are nOt dependent on either stu
dents. ANA IL is NOT necessary to wait
Tor some particular time 90 begin one of
our courses In day or night school.
Positions IA business offices are open ut
all times. The sooner you begin prepar-
alton 10 outlined above. the sooner our
licensed employment department can
place In the right position We invite
You 10 call OF write for details
The Thomas Commercial school south
east corner Michigan and Washington.
Entire 81 floor Main 29JG, Lincoln 2210
1Ct7
WANTED-Tw0 office girls and one q
Tor laboratory. Apply Nandero0f S Co.
II +. Washington NV s;-3l Il
WANTED-Onice HeID-Clerical position
is open TO a young man or woman.
Applicants should be experienced I'm Of
fee details aud knowledge Of type
writing or steuOErapny would De valua-
bic I'm writing MS state fully Your quail
fcations for such work and give age.
Address Purchasing Dept, Dodge Mfg.
TO-. llishawaka. Ind. 13f
WANTED - Steuographer with a few
years experience: should De BE to
take fairly rapid dictatlou and produce
high grade work, satisfactory salary 10
one who can qualify. MishaWukl Wool
en- Co. MishawaEa, Ind. 1871
WANTED-Lady steuographer must he
very capable and experienced. also
have good clerical ability and a marked
degree of Initiative can or write TO
Purchasing Dept. Dodge AIfg. Co. NiSh-
aWaEa Ind 13f
" ANTEb-Ffrst class Iady steaograph-
er. Coco salary 10 the right party.
Apply I. y. Ready Factory. Corner ST.
oe and L. Washington. S9J6-tf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
DOCTORS Use
GGAt0fAbbSS FOR
COLDS AND Flu
Influenza and Grippe, Like Or.
binary Colds, Require Gallo
tabs, the Purified and Re-
fined Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausea1ess,
Safe and Sure.

Physicians ard druggists claim that
the great epidemic OF influenza has
concIusively demonstrated that the
quickest relief for cold and the best
preventive OF influenza and pneu-
raonia is to keep the liver active so
that the digestive organs may be In
perfected condition. Fer this purpose
Caiotabs, the new nausealees cAiomei
&abaSss chat waY& tree zE0Ez afaaas Akeie*
ening and weakening effects, u the
most thorough and dependable. as
well as the most agreeable laxative.
Calotabs have the special advantage
OF not making the patient sick and
weak. as they do not upset the diges-
zion and appetite. One Calotab at bed
time with d swallow Of water--thats
all. No salts, no nausea, nor the slight
est interference with your eating.
pleasure. or work. Next morning your
cold has vanished, your liver Is active,
your system Is purified, and you are
feeling ane with q hearty appetite for
breakfast.
For your protection Galotabs, IRE
sold only In original scaled packaKes,
price thirty-flve cents H0ld ~ M
drug9istS ana your naonay back x 5eAp
IN net dsiigh te1 VAN ~ \! Az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

Especial to The Richmond Nirgirian@
redericksburg, Va. Feb. l2.--Ths
tsedertcN shurg Normal Is very rlach
ggatitied that us atuuInae take sach
active interest in affairs Of the sclooi
and it's progress. In order that this
spirit may be Increased, a faculty COM
mittee consisting OF sir. Tyner. Mrs.
EsG, and Miss Lewis has been APP
pointed to follow up the alunlnae. and
keep in close touch with them. The
lAlhool Is always Interested in the well
fare and progress OF its sfcvmsr stu
dents. and hopes that they viii In
form the committee Of their work from
time To time.
In order to be OF largest, service to
the aIumnae Il committee. has been
appoi ntet specially TO serve as an in
, formation bureau for the teachers.
They are invited to write freely OF
, their problems to this committee for
suggestions and material which VIII
j be of use to them These requests Will
Le promptly banded to specialists in
tie school ara PRACTICAL help Win be
given whenever requested, II is
! thought in this way that quite a large
amount OF practical extension work
viii be dcne. once teachers over the
state realize the value of this service.
/ Other teachers. also. are freely invited
! to nartake of this privilege. and every
eattention Will be made personally of
Teach request.
A special committee composed of
MisSes Roberts, starx and Tanner has
+, been appointed to plan practical ex-
tension work a program hitch the
school viii undertake at once. In this
! way, the school viii reach out to help
the rural schools. both to help to bet
4 ter local instruction. and earouac
! community spirit on local school prob
j
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

are encouraged 10 scnd them 10 their
teachers ard Eraadmoihers, Children
have come 10 look upon ST. Valentine
as u sort Of cousin Of Santa Claus.
The first sep in the manufacture
Of an ordinary valentine Is the print
ng or the verses. Next. the colored
picture is printed. and then the val
entine is cut ard folded by machine,
ATE which the lace paper = pasted
on. But. Of course. there are ever SO
mary patterns Of valentines, and the
process varies. Some have elaborate
trimmings. and po@ aud then the fac
tory IT, a can Tor a spec.ally-ordered
valentine. The cost or which may be as
suNch as $35,
The mere expensive grades OF val
ent;aes are hand painted by experts
.wao DO the WORK with extraordinary
ttetefitg. Ore factory has in It's en-
ploy one man who~eaa decorate val
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Cmttll----RGd

Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Rev. Lawrence Amos Smith,
nastcr OF the Ocean View Methodist
church, and Mias Lily May Reed, OF
SAN Antonio, Texas, which took place
an Saturday afternoon al 4:3o O'Clock
At the Cumberland Street Methodist
church in Norfolk. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. s. A. Donohue,
psSf6e oil the church. THE bride had
NJ Hadie Osborne as her natron OF
1nf and the bridegroom had as his
mar his nephew, James Smith.
~ baltimore The bridegroom Is the
Nh M Mrs Elizabeth Smith and the
late Richard Smith, OF Cambridge,
Md. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs Thomas Reed, of San An
tonic, Texas, and was social service
worker in the First Methodist church
Of that civ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
SEVENTH son PROVES
HIMSELF A PROPHET

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE next
president Of the United states VIII
come from the ranks of the great
middle class, and his name is not now
even mentioned as potentfaf cnndi-
date, predicts Thomas Pyroniski. u
seventh son OF a seventh son now
serving in the new. democratic.
peacc-tirtle army.
Private Pyroniski has satnethinS OF
"A prophets reputation witt, hts bud
dies and a few OF his predictions
have been:
G) Passage OF the Nalstead EN-
forcement Act.
CD Allied trading with the CO.
operatives OF Soviet Russia.
Pyroniski also foretola the election
of IA Munson as member OF the
borough council OF Watssburg. Penn.
last November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

entines in this way at rate OF 500
per day. furnishing las own designs.
He does the work in water-eolo.s with
a camel's-hair brush. few strokes
making the picture. Thus two GRIM
son hearts pierced by an arrow are the
artistic product of two and half
minutes,
Machine Scrsiflcafion
Another man grinds out the verses
at corresponding speed by quasi
mechanical method, the chief essential
for his operative process being col
lection of simple rhymes. lie carries
a whole rhyming dictionary of these
In his head and the rest liz merely a
matter of filling In the lines with the
correct number OF rhythmic feet
II Is painful to be obliged 10 state
that tho same poets who turn out the
sentimental verses are also the pro-
/ ducers OF the outrageous poetry" for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Z5x ~ |-9.s5Slo/ve0
S1>EvxLxe

the so-caied comic valentines. Thus
from dainty apostrophe to Cupid
with rhymes on hearts and darts. tns
rapid-fare sersifier may be obliged u
turn 70 the composing Of lines TO &C.
company a penny valentine represent
ing an aeonixed lady In the act 81
having her lips sewn together-@inss
that read:
This fate viii certainly b thine.
The cobbier's awi and weli-waxes
VIII stop thy horrid clapper.
For thou art vixen. mink and ahrews
The greatest curse man ever knew.
Thou vile old whipper- snapper.
A snake would sooner round mo
Irvine
Than thou shouldst be my vaIsa-
tine
valentines OF this humorous desefip-
ton are classified in the trade as OR
binary COMICS" SHARP darts, nit
'en -hards" extra size. : centa). ana
long johns" these last being sold ~
nickel apiece.
Children buy most OF them. But
to a large extent they are utilised ps
uramiabie people as shafts OF malice
"a sentiment especially inappropriate
10 the festival Of the kindly saint.
ConycnaionAlixed 'Comics'
Abou, 25,ooo.oo0 comic valentines
will be scattered through the mails
this year. They always TAKE UP ana
| make fun OF the latest fads. and. IN -
far as that is concerned. are harmless
Mostly they represent pictorially long
coneentionalized types. such - the oio
maid. the wallflower. the scandal
| IN onger. the Ounce. tho - man. les
| skinny woman. the dude. the chronic
| borrower, etc. The doctor In quack.
/ the lawyer a thief. the washerwomaA
/ drinks gin. the grocer sands his sugar
the tailor steals cloth. and the milk
| man operates y pump. etc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

item for the term have been elected a.
fellows: Atea Annie Nichols, president:
stiss Clara LaCrask. vice president, and
Miss Madelaine Coe, secretary-trcaT-
urer The athletic director Miss
N.nde, has tNe basketball team in fine
fcttle for the match games which are
scheduled during the next few weeks
Miss Reed, of the faculty. who mas
been Ill. has fully recovered.
Miss Roberts and Miss Ninds. OF the
faculty have taken an active intcres.
in the new community house in Fred
erIekshurg. During the past week
they haVs given lectures and demon
STATIONS on plays asd games. panto-
mime, sadow work, pageants, and
plays to the public at the community
house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
SHOULD BE IN
EVERY HOME

In every home especially where
there are chilaren, burns, cuts, bumps
and bruises are bound 10 happen ard
them emergency methods are neces-
sarys
The home With the bottle Of goth
Century Roval Liniment is always
ready for these emergencies. Bruises
cuts. burns etc. are in nediately
afforded relief by the application oil
goth ceptnrY Royal Liniment.
goth xanttuy Royal Eminent Is
manufactured in Richmond and has
been givtnS relief here for forts
years For saJs by all druggists ~
zoe East Aarshali street M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

valentine sent 20 the President may
relieve their feelings TO some extent.
one OF the white House clerks. who
has been employed there through a
number OF Administrations, recalls the
fact that the comic valentines ad-
dressed to President Roosevelt repre-
sented HIM pictorially in most in
stances as a plug ugly. a burlesque
cowboy. or an absurd soldier. They
would have greatly amused the
Colonel. II he had seen them, so keen
was his sense OF humor.
Nr. Taft. being a very fat man, was
naturally satirizcd on the score OF that
physical characteristic: and so like
wise was. Grover Cleveland. The lat
ter possessed no sense Of humor what
ever. and would probably have been
much angered il he had seen a certain
one Of his valentines. which read:
II pray you tell me. gentle Grover.
! Why you are always bubbling over
| With vanity and self-concelt?
| think you get too much to eat
! ii NVu "Vhiu tbIS NY StaI HtAtpiI.
| 1t might be better for the nation.
/ Truly. a gem OF verse: and evident,
~ the original product of an unfrienc
ly poet
White House Prohibition
Mr.. Hayes was subjected TO a goot
deal OF hostile criticism on accom-
OF his wife's ruling against wine Il
White House entertainments. when. a!
Mr.. Evar,s Willingly remarked. IVA
ter flowed Ike champagne" H
actually spent more money on enter
tanning than any other President hs
ever done (Rooseveit excepted). btu
\ the prohibition caused him to be &C
eused of being what we should cali II
these days tightwad. Hence III
inspiration Of another poet. wh
!. wrote:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Quantities OF Such Mssves Mailed To the President and
His Wife-Comic and Abusive Ones That He Never
Sees-Exchange of Valentines Among Diplo-
! mats In Washington "A Great Industry.
BY ROBERT TICHE

no will receive tbs greatest
number OF valentines this year :?
President Wilson. They will
49, pour in upon him literally by
thousands. Any occupant OF the White
aeass y sure to he thus honored,
1Asrs ara ever 30 many people.
eane3sFed all over the United States
W. are eager TO seize any excuse for
ae6reDtnE the presidcn. through the
NaSls. At all seasons OF the year
!. han-a-dcxen clerks are kept busy
haAAiing the letters that come TO the
d White House. ST. Valentines Day
efiAes an extra Hood
TAe senders undoubtedly believe
fhAt their valentines will meet the
bSlsonai eye OF the President. As a
! usattey OF fact he never sees any OF
thsn. They are opened by the clerks
= the Executive business ofYice. and
ars consigned to the waste basket,
EARRING only the few that come from
o6FSenal friends-
Many that arrive this year will be
oD0fessed TO Mrs. Wilson. They are
1ealt with In exactly the same fashion.
Whenever there are young unmar-
rel women In the White House. show
Af4 ~ valentines from all over the
eeuhtry are addressed TO them. mostly
n ef N ardently amatory description
II They AL 20 the same way.
Comic Valentines
Not . few Of those directed to the
President are comics. and some oi
these are Of the violently abusive
kind. The people who send them
sdoubtless imagine that he will per
Aoaaiiy open them. and. IL they arr
!. intended to wound his feelings, tina
IN viii grieve over the slurs they cast
Mr.. Wilson. OF course. has numeroul
! political and other enemies. Amoni
i s1se most virulent Of them are person
who have vainiy sought appointment
10 ofSsee. Others have been droppe.
!. SIT OF government Jobs, and nurs
i SrudgAs. An offensive and insuitini
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Grace buchanan, OF Marion,
who has been the guest of friends in
Richmond for sereval weeks. expects
to leave for her home tomorrow.
Miss Fannie Smith. of Charlotte. G.
H., is the guest OF friends in this city,
for brief visit.
Rev. Walt Greaver, of South Caro-
lima. prominent magazine writer. is
Ill In Roanoke, suffering from an at
tack of influenza. Nr. Greaver's
family. have been summoned TO his
bed side
Mrs NJ f. Powell, of Grove avenue,
has left for visit to friends in New
York.
Fred Duke, OF Portsmouth, was a
recent visitor to friends In Richmond.
s-,4a ssss, - sas1sssS
- DR., f. c. Fisher. has returned from
a trip to Florida.
Miss Martha King Bugg. Of Farm
Vile. who has been visiting here. has
returned to her home
Mrs Carrie Thomas, has returned
TO her home In Wytheville. after pass
ing some time with friends in this
city.
James Gray Paulette, is in New
York this week
Mr., and Mrs, Baxter Tuggle, Of
Farmville, viii arrive In Richmond
February 20. 10 make their home
here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
WEDDINGS


wedding of much interest ce1-
ahrated yesterday afternoon in Lyhci :
hnsx, was that of Miss sue uai.''
McCorkie and Albert Brooke smith
nns1 Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nj. Smfth'
- this city. The ceremony ooh
mace 1t the home of Mr.. ana MRS
waiter NJ McCorkle. 1920 JACKSON
~91reek. with Rev. Father Tearney as
ne oelebrant- Only the immediate
ynnmbers Of the two famiiies "iti'esS-
- The ceremony. The brloe oeloiisa
- : urorninent old Virginia family
"a MAS been extensively entertained
pricr to her wedding. by the Lynch-
buxx society set Mr. ana MfH'
smith viii make their home IN inns
city At the conclusion of Northern
wedding trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Brt,okinxs--Ia,..l,hanrh

4 announcement is made in Warren
ast0iA ~ the marriage Of Miss Sadie Mae
Asuphbaugh 20 st fillmore Everett
3Bf8Okingg The bridegroom was for
YEnerlyt connected with the Southern
railway and later with the Fauquier
National bank, of Warrenton. MIR
Ind Mrs- Bookings will make their
III u zs''ss ;Y7s'FtHHa"s'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Uaxiegrove--Loving

The marriage of Miss lnez M, Low
fnx, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. f, fl.
Loving OF Peaks, Hanover county 10
John A, Hazlegrove, Of Richmond
gEas celebrated Monday by Rev John
no. Briggs. al Gs5 r. street, South
aMea4, Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

incapacitated at one period. Ths
street car system Was crippled ~ ths
fitness of 1000 car men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

fed.
About 7s.eeos eco Valentines of tbs
pretty and sentimental kind Will be
required to supply the market demand
this year. The pictures fer them be-
fore the war, were mostly autographed
in Germany. because the work could
be done more chea ply there. the val
entines, with their paper lace and 9TH
er trimmings being afterwards put 20
gether in this country. Al The pres
ent time the whole business of man
ufacture Is in American hands. The
establishments have lithograph and
printing outfits corresponding in scale
TO those of a big publishing house.
with expert and highly-paid artists 20
do It's designing. and at least one
rapid fire poet 10 turn ont verse by the
mile.
Young Love Stili The Same
Within recent years valentines have
become much more elaborate than of
old, and correspondingiy more ex
penslve Some of them have designs
/ printed on silk, satin and cellaioid.
:. But young love is today what II AL
ways was. and there is still the
same demand for cupids. loving
couples. billing birds. hearts pierced
with arrows. and other conventional
simplicities OF design expressed in
bright colors; while the verses. 70
please buyers. must be Of the ancient
and hackneyed sort. easily compre-
| hensible.
To some extent. however, the vaien =
/ tine of late years has OK ended It's
function beyond the range OF mere
| exchange Of love messages. Friends
mail valentines toa one another, and
little girls ana boys CHE latter surely
The most unsentimental Of creatures)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Salem Aiumnae,

Mrs, Walter Scott Copeland. OF
Newport News, was among the out-of~
town guests here this week. for the
session of the Salem college Alum
nae association. which took place at
the home OF Mrs. W. w. Moore, in
Ginter Park. Among the other guests
in attendance were: Mrs. s. c. Cowan,
Miss Nance Moore. Mrs. j. X. Ed
wards. Miss Ida Moore. Miss Gretchen
Clement. Mrs, Chair Dalton. Mrs. u.
III. Marsh, Mrs. r. r. Adams. Mrs.
Martha Moore, mother OF DIR. Moore.
alumnae OF the school, and additional
guests included Mrs Il. ID. Schu-
Tacher aud Mrs, W. L. .1Jngle, Re.
esressinhsnts were served after The
business meeting. Those serving IN
the dining room were: Misses Louise
and Evelyn Saunders and Ernest
Lingle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

Miss Helen Mccormick. OF New York,
will be the guest of honor Mrs. Kate
Langley Bosher, vii speak on; How
Books Are Built"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

Chicago's experience with the in
fincnza was most severe N loss of la
Dor. "a per cent OF the worlmen being
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

Edward Anderson and Herbert Rue
ger. have charge of arrangements for
a subscription dance to be given this
evening at o'clock. In the ball room
of the Jefferson hotel. Wrighfs or
chestra viii supply the music for the
dance and the affair will be largely
attended BY the younger dancing set.
Virginia Writers THIS Evening.
The Virginia Writer'S club, Will
meet This eyenins AZ $50 o,clocx, In
the Professional WoMan'ss building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Other Officials Are Targets

Cabinet officers are always the re-
cipients OF many enthusiastically.
it lis to be feared. OF an unfriendiy de-
scription. Indeed, there is probably
nobody conspicuous in political life
who escapes this sort OF bombardment.
The more prominent a man is. the
greater the number of his smail-fry
enemies who do not hesitate to crafty
their feelings of hostility through this
means of anonymous insult.
Much more agreeable to speak OF is
the pleasant custom that has long held
among the foreign diplomats resident
In Washingto on. of exchanging gifts on
ST. Valentines Day, the embassies and
| legations sending flowers and often
more substantial presents one TO an
other. accompanied by written mes
| sages of good will. sometimes versi.