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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
bOLSHEVISTS BEATEN IN
BATTLE ON POLISH FRONT
Reds Routed After Furious Hand.to-
Hand Fighting in An Attempt
TO Rccapture MoZir.
Icy Associated rrcss.l

WARSAW. March 24.->I;ussian Dol
Polish front with great fury iu Tho vi
cn!t% OF Bobruiss. have been repulsr,l
everywhere. according 20 an official
here.
The Soviet officers were equipped
with armorcd automobiles and tanks
and seemed TO center their attack in
the direction Of NoZir in an eiIort 10
rctakc that place from the Poles.
Al some places there WAS hand-to-
hand lighting and villages were taken
and rctakcn before the Eolshcv!s,s
were finally driven back.
t,cmoerE newspapers announce tho
capture or afohilcv BY tho Soviet forces
ana say that citizens arc hccins yhcad
OF the Red army Ckrunian hcadquar-
tcrs nave been removed TO human, IL
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ITALIAN CHAMBER Scene
OF Widest DISORDERS
Catholic and MuNimalist Members
Hurl Insult and Invcctiye at
Each Other. :,
10y Associated Prcs..1

ROME. March 24.--Cutholi,. and N.
!malist mc!nbcrs of the Cha,nbcr
Deputies ciaslied in tho chamber toa.,v
during dcbatc on measure proyidinr
for hsrarian reform and for some i'm.
there was scenes OF widest disorder
Personal encounters between tho two
factions were prevented with diflicuI,v
by cooler members
MaNimaitsts had been interruntInr
debate for some time when SaIv,tnr5
hanucrepi. Catholic. shouted, "0iin'.
OIL at Sisnor Scrrati. Socialist. re-
ton in petroleum. Serrati leaned from
his scat with clrnchcd fists and rnshed
,h% y h;d nc Catholic section: Followed,
tica shouted 'Jesuits!'' .'Sacristunsi',
ana saGonS tIss At their opponentr.
socialis, Deputy. Lamclia, Of havin I'M.
asked the support OF the prefect ana
l:amcila lung himself toward the
Catholic benches accompanied by bia
s,t who fell over tho desks
tho chamber. former premier Orlando
dcspair!na OF restoring calm, suspended
Deputy orano; who fought in the wal.
p pr ;,r. Of thc Cabinc, as set forth
cnscd tho Premier OF weakness In tho
fiMmc controversy and asked:
nem w'sh tig an. r TO ehoSse It's
proclaim, Il republic if you do not wish
Premier Nitti retorted: No RESPONSE
ncNation OF Fiumc'
During. the course Of the session
vored the Bill granting the '' ri:h, Of
suffrage 10 women.
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Preparedness to serve orr ideals
We wsnt good navy. always ready and q
regular army sufhsient for the peace needs OF
Tor our citlZeiiS soldiers md, We SEQ IT, sys-
tern noe unlike the Swiss In Its Ecncrul char.
vocational training.
Such q system viii lead TO the establishments
OF IIuch eet,er physical conditions among gu,
youths to conditions Of greatly Improved in
dVstrial and economical efficiency, 10 better
co.osdima,on Of mind and muscle. TO ahits OF
pfoinpt"esS 9nd thorouEness. respect for the
iss knowiedSe OF personal and general san-
our ropniation which wi, come from contaci
elements that make up our people.
., rh!S joint trainins IN our great cainps the
SiTerse elements Q! our. population into one
homogeneous mass Of America n:sm. IL has
been force for good, for better national spirit.
Shd trGer understanding o. American Ideals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
spring Il Here:


When the Weather Man pr.sic,.5 ,n.. ,
S1T!nc l!,d really come and thu, shorty wc.1
br listening 30 the bees persistent hum there
wa JOY IN myriad bosoms. for The town wa.
'a.' o ooHot whether we'd Keep having Winter
"hen the Goa! WAS all out.
Then surpr,s!usy the sun came b.-niu-
Na'in" rem the East. bringing ginger IN the
atmosphere AID strength to man and beast:
"Ad the N.a who !esped Q o'c.oc;, TO hi.
-natnt!na, bath, 4 robin pecRinc grave, q,
the edges - II. pa In.
II waS Jus: the kind OF morning when Eel.
low wouldn't Kick il the STEAK was none .oo
;ende'. Folks who'd been r.um and sick
during ali the hoo@y weather jumoed .,a ,,-
Tered atoscthc:: Gee! This morning makes
ne wish !; was iir:c to &c and hsh-'
IN the suburbs there were people old aao
:ounC and thin ana stout, armed witt, picks ana
spades h'.d showers. pushing frosty earth rbout
az morning appetizer, king ready Cor ~,
nerd % the EARNING looney season when W. IN
90 planting seed. Wien tho rn:lNman came
4 :atti.ns. he Was greeted the door by 2
Pleasant SMILE, Instead or wInCer's customary
snorci AID the fellow calan. orders for the
grocery DeoH!e might have been nst.ces with
ons effort. being painfully polite.
fhe"e wzs inst the sort o? snir, q the ar
:ha, makes ce..ow clean forget That there i.
~ !!m a!!: lingering streak ot yellow, and thar
sends HIN Jumping gA!ly Ills grinding cr,s,
- work MAO before began his mornings with
me !AnSour o" Turk.
In t!tc sit: ;he"e Vas b,u.ness ,nat was
lear as .oNes br.SL. eyes. which IS not UNI
usUa. really in indu2sent Southern skies; bu,
3 contrast 10 TIN" Gra5nesa and the cold 90
":H;c: days. IL BROKE through with sudden glory
;h4t waa figured to nmaze. II, the PARKS Il get
nc BIRDS 20 singing all the Songs they knew,
and Tho hushsa:led squirrels TO scamperins, as
;!!e? .:e wont 20 DO when the grass .s Just
srousins from It's tackea-in winter sheep and
INC s'ns!h. Shepherd gladly calls his eager,
beating s!!e.p
F:o1n The homes OF many workers, men and
women walked 20 town who haa crowded ON
ri1H trolley S.Ec- the Hail turned Nature nroy a.
-af a. ;"i - oHe could ser thcm, they were
i":tA'HE ".iA swing that comes only when
ihe cory o! ,"e green IS n ,ae Spring.
~ Wa Spring uil-oushed, fefulxent; spr.n:
''.ih s!ase" "a ::a Stood spring with deus to
H!sS Inc :o"c"s and With warmth to bursc the
QUO! And tns hears .: Mxn, responsive when
all Natures voices sing. ever shouts his crzzy
welcome 30 tae hagbinEers OF Spring!
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heI.cinE thr Debt RuraeA.

To .tne Editor OF The Times D9patcn:
Sr,--PcrfIaps il Ia not FOR -uc SAY 50. ana
perhaps it is not true, but e would seem 10
mo that Tor our government 80 huy ,!.- bonds
which she gave in cAc1ancc 20: The peo nIes
money a. less than par. amounts 10 partial
repud!atlon and is not UP 20 the high 4
which Americans expect OF their government.
OF courEe, the interest such large debt Isl
killing 10. the people to pay, and IL should he
reduced AZ fsst - possible.
or the 26e. o8s, csc acres Of Dub.ic lands which
the coVcrnEnHnt iras for sale. probably half are
very fertile and only need wafer 10 make them
among the greatest producing acres IN the
United St az suppose the government should
oner lS0.evs'ooo acres at $40 an acre. pa%anlc
rush 70, the Northwest TO lo.zte. This would
benefit both people and government and ~onld
II suersssfui take care OF $1,000 600, 600 OF the
debt. Then there are The ships which We ha ve
for sale. think they saoulr be offered at cost
taking BIO nefs at par.
Tire nitrate psants. water power and any other
assets ahonid be placed in private lIands no:
1t great loss 60 the governInent. taking bonds
1t par. HARRY BI,AIR
Richmond. Va. March - Is2b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Take all the patricks That ever came
over
Ev',y good Patrick OF that lengthy
run.
Patrick from Cork. and from Armagh
and Kerry,
Note wills, they're doing. and what
they have done:
fat:.ckS from galway and Mayo and
Su!iivan: Murphy. Monroe. Masec and
Md other ratricks-old Firms chill
Flesh Of her sinew and bono Of her
Fighting race" I'atrieks. SO given :,
Loyal descendants OF Brian Boru.
ia"lhs Whatever may como without
whiie they're defending the red.
White and Blue:
Pa'ricks who gave up their lives for
the colors.
Heroic ratricis in France Ibid a, rcs,
Year infte? yea" on the day of 81.
Nature takes care 10 pu. green on
your breast.
Take all the ratricks al over creation.
Sunshine accompanies wherever they
go.
Eloquent, patricks and joy-siviny
Patricka.
Cheering the hearts OF the hieh ana
the low .-,r
Lrovine b. conduct--whatcve- ,,.ci,,
status
rstricks arc noble. warm hearted an,
so. then !, toast on tho day Of s.
Patrick
God keep nlI patricks: here's LOOSEN.
at YOU
Dan. W. Gai,asher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
FURTHER DECLINE OF FRANC
PROVOKES MUCH DISCUSSION
faris Notes Advance in British Ster-
hsS and German Mark, De-
spite Disorders,
iBy Associated Press.

rARiS. March o4.-Sharp Declines in
the value OF tho franc as compared
with tic American dollar and tho Brit
ish pound sterling yesterday, while the
German mark, despite disorders In the
Runr district, made Improbable gains,
have provoked fresh discussions OF the
exchange situation and d renewal Of
talk of rigid restrictions on importa-
tons AZ Il measure 20 check tho dcpre-
citation OF the franc.
Financial authorities arc Of the
opinion that restrictions AFFORD the only
Immediate remedy and predict an carly
prohibition Of importations OF AL lux
ur!cs ana articles which Nigh. be de-
Scribcd as Supcrfiuous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
STRlCKERS AND BRITISH
TROOPS CLASH IN INDIA
Soldiers Fire ON Crowd. Killing Sever
and WOnudinE More Than
Iifty.
,:% Associated Press.

recently tired upon a d!sorder!y crowd
OF strikers a. Janishcdpur when mem.
brrS Of thn mob ignored a warning
order. Two persons were ki!icd and
twenty-five wounded as Il result The
crowd scattered when j. was seen the
troops were prepared 20 charge win
TIC oayouct Hccca; dispatches have
indicated considerable Boishevist scnti-
mcnt IL tho nc!sh5orhood OF Jam
shcdpCr
Later tic military force guarding III.
railway was attacked and driven back
100 yards. upon which the troops hrcd
killing nre persons and woundag
twenty three.
Eigh,y-six strikes have occurred
In India recently. affecting 300.oe
workers.
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BRITISH MINERS REJECT
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS
An ORer OF Twenty Fer Cent Wage
lmrreasc Turned Down Following
NeEotintioRs.
NV Assot!sted Eress J

LONDON. March 2i.-Rcprcscntativcs
Of the miners. whose demand for an in
crease OF - shiliings weekly in wages
has been rejected following: neEutia :
tons with Premier Lloyd George and
tho coal controller, met IN private here
today. It Was learned. however. the
delegates have requested tho executive
OF tho Miners Union to reject counter
proposals OF the government.
The confidence decided to continue
N session pending further negotiations.
arrangements being made in the mean
while for Il ballot az 10 whether a
strike shall he called. The government
has offered tho men 20 v-r cent IN
crease in wages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
RUMORED CLASH IN LEVANT
Report Of EnEaSemeatS Between
Greeks And italians Dehied
by AcczZ1na.
-Ry Associated Press

WASH ENGTON. March 24.---.Rcports
that Italy and Greece mad ciasiled over
the Encouragement OF boundaries OF The
new states OF Southern Europe and the
division OF territories were denied to-
day by Romano AvezZana. the Italian
a1lb SSl dor
No such state of affairs exists In tho
relations between Italy and Greece, the
4 nIoa sSador said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
SPANISH PEASANTS SEEKING
PASSPORTS TO THIS COUNTRY
me riczn tonxulates Receiving Daily
Long List OF Application for
Travel Permits.
by ~ ssoc.nten T.ess

MADRID. March .i--Rcports from
Valencia. Barcelona and other large
cities show large numbers OF would be
cm!Srants are applying for passports
10 tho United states. The pcasantry
from tho vicinity OF Madrid has joined
IN the movement and The American con-
suiaic in this city ia daily receiving
long lists OF applications for pass
ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
TO INVESTIGATE RUSSIA
International Labor Bureau VIII Send
Delegation to Look Into
Canditi@ns.
10y 4 ISOLATED P:ee

LONDON. March @i-The governing
BODY OF tho International Labor BurcaN!
OF sending a mission ot its own "a
Russia 10 investigate conditions there,
Il was announced today. The bureau
council OF the .,aSnc OF nations 10
appoint two members TO the miss! ion
tie council - Sendin: 10 Eussia for
the same purpose, Hence, two mis-
Sions will inquire into conditions N
Soviet Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
EX-KAiSER'S SECRET TRIP
IN A CLOSED AUTOMOBILE
Guarded by Two Police Ofsicers. Fsrmer
German Ruler InspeCtS New
Rerldence NJ DoorH.
IRy .AsMoN..ted P:cns

AMEEONCt I'm, March 24-For The
former E,nperer Will:amp .oday Wa wa.
permitted 10 leave the Bcnt!nck Castle
.hcre. Guarded rs ;wo police officers
h. made secret trip 10 Doom IL
closed automobile. His object was 20
view tho progress o. :he work on MS
future residence az Doom.
The former Emperor returned 20
-tmcronGcn !ia,:Nou- later. Three
rooms o: his new residence now arc Il!
readiness, and work on the others is
progressing rapidly.
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Voice of the People
I<2fers .1st give tho name nns addreaz si
tho SsrA<f. S1sc VIII nst be published II writer
requisite
EAssrs the Ks..s.

TO lac Ed OF The Tiines-D isu.icn:
Sir.-ln regard to tho soldiers bonus. would
tay think We should help in our own country
instead OF looking 10. foreign nations SO much.
Just sc. WILT Ca1aaa did for ne- boys. should
without cen. IN thet. pocl:ets 10 n.cc: a lis IL
Gust Of living. Their $50 would just about buy
them SUIT of clothes. I tiiini; Il. least $50
should be nd3sd their S3s 7; r.
Richmond. va. March -, i%.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
WARN COUNCIL CHIEF
Chairman Of auee astown Threatened
With Assn SKIN alton II Police OF
Town Arc Harmed.
By Associated Pres.

QCEEESTOWS. March ~ - The
cha ir1nah of the district council has re
ceived q type written com:nunica s. Il
warning him that he will bc assuss.-
mated III the event OF the shooting OF
any Queenstown policemen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

OF thousands OF illiterates, and that Is what
Virginia does today Even the sole remain
Ing argument. the possible effect OF q COM
pulsory education law on the negro. will not
stand against thot fact. But Virginia has
successfully handled that phase OF many pub
lie questions. and it will not be at loss as
TO how to handle 1t now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Chairman Porter. o! the House Foreign
.\fairs Committed wants al war legislation
repealed. Tha; would be the sensible thing
20 do. Nc arc not at uar with any country.
and where The government gets power 10 CON
t!nue il force such legislation indefinitely
Ia, ne.or beer explained satisfactorily 10 the
peoplo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ARMY FROZEN TO DEATH
Sixteen ThounAnd SolSiers Of Anti-B0I-
shcvst Forces Perish ON tho
Bleak Stcnpcs.

LONDON, March "4.--Alo:c than li,-
600 anti-Boishcvist soldiers have been
found frozen TO death OH the Stcppc..
81 Is announced in Soviet militar!
communique received today from Mos
COW ny wireless. (rhc Stcppcs con-
prise the plains in Southeastern Rus.
sia and tho Western Asiatic Provinces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
District Ccu.cII Chi@f Warr.d

z u L S T. " =. March "d.--Tic
chairman of the District council has
received q typewritten communication
warning him taat he will he assassi-
mated In the event of tho shooting OF
any Queenstown policemen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
SINN FEtNERS SENT AWAY
Sixty-Five Are Brought From Cork Jail
and Placed Aboard British
Ship.

QCEENSTOWN. March q. - sixty
FIVE Sim Fem prisoners, under heavy
military escort. were brought by motor
lofty from the Cork jail 10 this city
this morning. where they were put
Il BOARD "a i!ritish s!oop. which departed
presumably Tor England. The sioop
Was acconiPanicd by two destroyers
The prisoners sang republican songs
ana returned the farcwcis of the
crowds tho vessels le:t the harbor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
DUTCH SOON TO INTRODUCE
WOODEN SHOES IN AMERICA
Sending Saleamea Here TO Interest
Wholesn1er~ in Marketing Their
Speciality.
py Associated r.ess

THE HAGUE. March q. DG'c!.
manufacturers are going 20 Introduce
the wooden shoe 10 the American pco-
PIE. Representatives. OF scVcra, large
Factories have loft Tor tho United
states. where ihoy vii! Try and n.-:-
est wholesale and retail shoe dealers
IN wooden Footwear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Oppose Nile Projecf,,

CAIRO. March "A. - Opposition 70
MIC projects is believed to he the chicf
reason Tor riots which have occurred
duriuG Tho last two days at I[afr G..
ShciNh aud Dessuk. which. although
not serious, indicate rcstlcssncss which
II is feared may spread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Worker. Clash NJ C,en.a,

BY Hssoni1tcd Tress.l
GRENADA, SPAIN. March 2t.---C.atho.
ic and Socialist workers in this vici-
,ity clashcd last night after quitting
work. serious fighting followed ana
! large number OF each side were
rounded.
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British Arrest A,i,sis p,.h,.

81 <hSSoci~ted I'TeSS.!
COESTANT1NOPlE, March 2t.--A!i-
said I'asha. military governor OF Con
stant!noplc. has been arrested by the
British forces in tAe city
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Prince IIeury OF prussia freed

fERLIN March 24.--Anothcr dis
patch says Prince Henry OF Prussia. :!
brother OF former Emperor william
WAS arrested q few days ago. bu, he
VAS liberated as there was nothing
that could no proved against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

With Lenine announcing that Russia is
Wiling and anxious 10 pay its deb, TO the
world. and that It wants to stop lighting and
80 to work, it would seem that the ir!dcsccnt
Bo!sheyist dream bad come to an unhappy
.nline
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A ModuS Tivenc}i,

HE public mind may be confused over
the various suggestions now under con-
sidcration for meeting the crisis precipitated
by the Senate's repudia tion OF the Versailles
treaty jus1 as il has often been confused over
The various amendments reservations and in
terpretations considered and rejected or
adopted by the Senate. But il is clear that
some move must be made for dealing with
the emergency, and ii a nodus yivcnd will
vide the country over. it will be warmly
received.
Such piar Is nothing more or less than
the proposal Cor . temporary treaty first with
Germany under which the technical state OF
war will be ended, and next, with the allies
under which America will remain sigma
tory 70 the Versailles treaty and therefore
III immediate association with the allied
powers until such time as the American peo-
pie can dispose finally or the issues involved
II has been held in the past that the Sen
ate has no power TO call for modus vivendi
agreement Such pact, it is insisted, is
merely temporary arrangement entered
INTO between the governments involved TO
Keep binding certain understandings until 4
more binding arrangement may DO negotiat ted
and consumma,ed The Senate, OF course
has tight to take action upon any treaty
negotiated by the President and subscribed
10 by the signatories Also tho Senate may
review any protocol. That question was
fnally answered when President Roosevelt
sisnc! protocol with Santo Domingo, under
which The United states was given the right
20 take possession OF the Dominican customs
houses. The Senate insisted upon its prerog-
atfves in that connection and the President
ultimately yielded
II seems likely that President Wilson vii!
negotiate d moduS vivendi, unless in the
meanwhile Congress intcrrenes by the mas
sage OF Joint resolution along the lines OF
that proposed by Senator knox. resolution
t,1, ,.1.t..
states and Germany ond which as redrawn
undertakes 10 safeguard al American inter
osts aer out In the Versailles treaty Such a
resolution, II approved by the President,
. might serve the purpose for the time being
OF It might even be followed by modus Vi
rcndi il such procedure should be found
necessary TO strengthen the position OF this
government
WHO says our President and the majority
and minority OF tho Senate arc inlarnouiouso
They arc IL perfect and exact accord in the
announcement that il they cannot have a
| peace treaty just as they want ii they will
! have none
Senator Frances threat 10 form new
part% will bc greeted h.larously BY his fell
low Republicans. WHO will sec in it chance
20 unha:den their own organization OF one
who has not done ii great credit
, liaid things have been said Of Irish. Amer
! leans. but nobody ever called them fools CT
! cept the small! statesmen WHO angie for their
votes with cheap abuse OF everything Anglo
! saxon.
Striving 10 put the administration in
/ pickle the Republican Congress adye,ti.es
aixty'seven varieties OF Investigations now
! in progress
Inc nc" super Dreadnought Maryland WAS
'"''S'eAeH vim bottle Of champagne Alas!
whri- lrn>.ls.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Ch.rro.l Eph,, D.ily yh.nrA,
NJ aENRY GDwaRD wlnxER

De MINT man git sanctined." said Char
Goa! Eph, modify, .'ho staht runnin' 'roun' de
circle hoite:in' LAX deg ain Ewine be NOBODY in
Heaven but lie own ser. Eat chop Mistah
Jackson"
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inventory:
Ten Rhode Islands, cwo crosses ,No r!ymou,h
Rocks and two scrub Mnorcas
Go back and kick? No, q b., OF Il. We
boash. EN- by the pound 4. the ,narlse. ana
the ten Rhode Islands worth So an.ece!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
4 heal In lrsUI,

Last week ne boush, sixtesn Rhode Island
Red puiets.
This week called for EN- and got EN- IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Time - Csn q Rail.

In Il bulletin o. the Agricultural Department.
wc read:
BE k!I6 10 the Chickens Fet them, t2se
them on Your lap and feed them. Never be
rough with them. II you are Kind 20 tn. chlck-
ems they Nj! "a" to- YOU"
Yea verify and Sc. you. too: All very wei
a"d were in favor OF il; but Why ,ilis last:
BE especially kind 20 tho Old hens,'
Now listen Professor you gotta quit Chat:
Honest. !ou Tot:a:
rAere Fc.cu4 Reader. I reckon ,,,.,
prose poetry *tuff.! ho!o Wall Mason viii.
huh?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Discussing the campaign i1ausuraicl by
tue Department Of Justice 20 stimulate the
consumption OF cheaper cuts OF meat rep
rcscntativv OF the pac;ng industry told th,
;iouso Agricultural COMMITTEES that If the
cImpa lgn is successful its effect will be the
increase or prices OF lover grade cuts ana
probably decrease the moro expensive cuts
thus making the burden heavier for the
poore! families no" using cheaper cuts Nat
Hral!y, such resns Will follow under opera.
ZION o! IN" law Of supply and demand No
BODY cyceH. statesman could reach apv
o'her cone u.sNn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
A Days CareHae.


lac othei Gay We Went Into uarpsr saon;
and just TO SEQ hor IL felt, ordered and -ece.y-
Ell The following things:
! Haircut.
shave
massage.
tonic ruo.
snec:ai E2enne nassuge Of tho spine
thorough manicure bs Il blonde.
shampoo. before the :oaic
scalp treatment don't know what ror
Ana the only reason d:dn', Try the chi
ro2od:s; was that wo have no corns
And axe. All that. mind you, AFTER al tina. va
o.dhS zee: Il S.i eiated, but rather depressed
and no-ose.