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Income Tax Facts mo. 4

oI Hum M naprtss are received by cocc
Fan, 81 huSharl ans! Wife occasonay these guess
@ af5a a nsom mind le CT 's
@ s Ess5'nd IL Turned oyar g The wife may
i is no M sax Is not + tan AZ
Year Sia Hca OF or n excee%a 'Sa wfe for the
must be iied on before March Is. 1870 IN.
Is Tho AND n wifG IN
%rS must 'S Sc "f% Sas Of minTr dsnendent en-
parent. VI VIC
For IsN Sam husbands ne, income FOR lel,
H;FGS 5oo revived S, from such work net ncono
n"rr"' Gfi ffSseiyod 500 as The
may be deducted III. personal excmn,:on l''[ of
900; zoo: Plus SOC roy each depcndent son eav-
- Wh@re IT,, lac combined income Of husband and
nto ha; Ct exee wnsTs
rn;ins the s,rtaS which ppies Son only TO ,0 ia
III i@!!owng vii, ssrv" as an illustration OF
net IH sa,a TX on hnS's sd ana Wife Ths
1, ,h'' Q; his if ssoSo From the hust tiaGG
'r5 'S 1sssoas' the ssf n%
i% Of Sr cen" tine S Is r $50 On the
N of The h 49, 1 ths total IN m
ne, ;acome bet rcsn $1,000 and $4,000 amount
his between cent 5000 g" H' a an0lai oC e.
.hpHIi' us 70 W mailing total normal and
eSNe:npti"n, and her entire income Of $1,000 is
M ff Of 9s nsb ,sss hn
9xesn & So ao Of s'q Ss h s az Of
4 family also is the subject OF frequent in
aniry. y single lrrson is the head of a family
il liz s,ImS house With him and r. b nyns
control over household affairs In tho absence
q Tie apon MS. %s,sf On mot he
his Tor 9i5 was ' si.o6o p er more
must ttlc return; For example, a widower ho :
school because his income Of slcoS year docs
not na.m!, him 10 maintain a home. since
tha head OF family he is entitled to an Gu.
"nnt ,,.. Of $.;oc" with additional exemption
Mere suppor, % dependent who con,inu-
oms!y and without necessity resides elsewhere
n6t confer the s. 900 exemption thomsl Il may
be made 'Ae basis OF a claim Of $500 for n de-
bamd or wi!c) dependent upon rim for support
The t.%p"ycr : allowed an exemption OF $500.
or iacapahie OF solt-Huppori.
Ia;S .iit.mpa I not depend npon family
S.%nd"ai are members Of the same household
Who se fna Yas d in he
support and who from choice lives in the old
caption q sisCo. The soparaton is 81 not OF one
f q, necessity u; however; the mother should
be entitled TO ,hc $1,000 assumption ailowoI the the
Careful study of Tao forms now in the hands
reyonuo for distribu:ion among taxpayers VIII
IT, howeyer; the taxpayer meets NTH unusual
.rs Mo ne are ma" T.iin upon the bureaus
United states TO- assis; lnxpayers in making
1 !. ins Wilton, THE os; ,"Tge 81 thes
payer 20 See them does no, relieve him crom
nH ossai1Sn 10 ne his return accomplished by
on or before March Is, i9.p. - ''N '"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
A Daily Once-Over
You Leave or Let Your Wife Leave.

Lave yoG realized how little it requires now
1op have had many little TINS blu, of late
10y a!e OF a more serious nature and you seem
quarrel: f' "''v' eacI'
Now you know that you do love your life
PARTNER, and you know that thcro is mo- o,h ,o =
person IN Whom you are Interested, or who has
not going just right, ~ az i"
Why Is II:
of course different things may caus, :, bu.
mere - one thing which may crystaiIzc pcace
bot II OF you. - ' o''''t "
:. Nothing like 4 separa;ion-t little vacation,
Il Your wife could visit some Of her friends
10y - low weeks. or you could go on a hun,jnc.
pi'tc!ntc each other more? ' '4
,':HctE one needs variety ana recreation so
when you begin to get on each othrr's H,,.,co
in,k2 Your vile pack her bag OF YOU pack yours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WOULD TRY TO SIGNAL MARS
BY MAKING GREAT SMOKE
Professor Thinks II Good Use 70 Make
OF Material Left over
From Wnr.
lny s. .ocla:ea r.c.s.l

BIiYN MAWI;. PA. Feb. at.-l-sc or
the governments surplus Of smoke
making inatcria! left Over from the
war IN signaling Mnrs WAS suggested
today by James j. Crcnshaw. associ;,tc
professor of chemistry at Bryr M;,wr
college. who served In the chemical
warfare section or the American cXpedi-
tonary force,
SMOKE screens hundreds OF miles in
width hH believes. would I've more
likely 10 be disccrncd by possible Mar
tiHnS tnan the Ecomctrtcal designs
which Sir Oliver Lodge suggested he
laid out on the Sahara Desert.
rho government has enough srnokc-
making material TO create a tremcnd-
Gus screen o: spot on tho earth and
this material can he used for no other
purpose. Professor Crcnshaw said. He
advocated covering an area as big as
the State OF Pennsylvania with either
black or white smoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
News of Fifty Years Ago.
lFrom tne Richmond Dispa hh. Feb D. 1870

i;oyernor Walkcr-yest crday appointed the
following commissioners to settle the debt mat :
Yer y! West Virginia under the act of Assem-
~: Judge William ). Robertson. Patrick Henry
AEiett and Major William r. Suthcrim.
Captain j. NJ. Stevens qualified yesterday as
.tofekeepcr Of the pcnitcntiary, giving iaRh in
The sum Of $4,000
i;cv: William H. Munsey, the distinguished
;'nG eionncni divine. has accepted an Invitation
ncN, four weeks.
Tho weathcc, remains co!d--st!ll colder Tho
mercury last night went down 10 IL above zero.
which /. one degree colder than TIM night be
."rn There is much suffering among the very
poor in richmond
., rno Legislature. yesterday elected c. \.
The radicals non, na cd a. i. Bennett or Itch.
nond who got 80 votes TO Schanf,ers 1906
III Con8rcss uiouscl yesterday. when the bill
:emovins disabilities by the wholesale was un
der comSidefa: ION. Porter. who grossly misrep-
reScn'S virginia, moved 10 strike from the bill
inc :iancs OF i. II. II. stuart: Asa Rogers Il, r.
Daniel. John H. Mayrc. and dozen other Vir-
Eintans The motion was rejected and the bill
pa SScl. " "
The House Committee Elections vest criay
a:"in postponed considcrat lion Of the Scgar
case. THIS time II goes owe. until Wednesday
enc day JAS, week General Malone dis
charged every ono OF the workmen at Central
!l,cpo; for refusing TO answer at roll call unless
nc tiinG thus lost should be Ntakcn from the
time oc labor instead OF from the interval al
lowed for refrcshmapt and rccrcat!on..
Hon, .tnson Bnrllnganc. Chinese Minister.
benipotchtinry, died in 81 Petersburg ycstcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PREDICTS PRICE SLUMP
BUTLER SAYS PR0FITEERING
IN EXCHANGE is HURTFUL
ChsrHcterIzcs u AN Most Damnnbir
Form or Speculation Iuduired
Ia since War.
10y Associated Press. !


ATLANTA. GA. Feb IA Quick
oppression, in agricultural prices as
INC result OF ''pro,itccrins" in foreign
eNchanes. Sras predicted by Dr TAFT
butier. president of the Association OF
Asricult urni Workers. in his annual
address At the opening Of The twenty
here today. 'o''
Or. Butler. who is editor of the pro-
Err. shIes s,,, raTmer. of Memphis, Tenn,
exchange as the most ,iamnn b,c rorn,
war" az ''"NS '"N
indications at this time" said DIR.
Butler. "forcshadow more dcfiniteiy
tnan ever before in the history OF tho
country. quick depression In Tic
prices OF farm products Tic nrcscmt
nrofitcerinS in foruign exchange - do
lhE more TO disrupt tho normal nrn,.
ress OF agriculture in This eco,Intrv
IMAM anything else at this time. Col.
ION is not moving because OF tho io,y
lore Ign exchange. and 1t is tho same,
with other products. Europe will no.
pay the price with the present dcpr,
ciatcd currency"
President Buffers address followed
short speeches by Assistant Commis
sioner Of Agriculture Eicc and Nnvor
james ]. Key. Of Atlanta. who ofrcreL
the hospitality OF tho Stale and th,.
city TO the agricultural workers, TIL.
convention VIII be in session through
Thursday. '"e -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
RICHEST INDIAN IN WORLD
ElOPES AND Is MARRIED
inJunctios Is Granted Preventing III,
Guardian From Giving Away
Wealth.
lBy Ass1rlatcd Pes,

MUSkOGEE. OKLA. Feb 9t.-Judr.
Robert Williams in Federal court Ia =
issued Ian injunction asked by the Ma
tlohat surety Company restraining tho
b" THO weulthicst Indian in The world
ana Federal Indian officials here, from
IinIns away any portion OF the In.
bond OF Carl J. O'Iiornett, or Henri
S,ta; OKLA, Barnctts guardian. and
DaNid Budhrus, cashier OF the Indian
agency here.
Barnett disappeared from his farm
near Henrietta last Saturday, elopcu
WITH Mrs. Emma Lowe, OF Kansas
lily. anu waH married yesterday ~
cofcyvillc. Kansas
IaPe r. Parker. superintendent or
me lndian agency here. said when
toid or the wedding. that the govern
men; would take Immediate stcps 10
nave the marriage annuIled on rho
srounI ina; Barnett lis an incompc-
tent and q ward Of the covernm,n,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
RY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Hh6 lfHeflNr.

Ghe tFettcr.
She does q thing,
And then sho'll set
And fuss and fret,
And set and set
And set and set
And fuss and fret.
You hear her sing
n dismal 6irso is in her song
Tho minute she's begun Il:
She knows that she has did IL wrong
The way she went and done it.
She's hardly tit to wash tho dishes
The way she sets around and wishes
That she'd of did the thing she done
Most any way but jest that one.
They amt no hope prcvcntiu'
Her wa!lin' anu lament!n.
And SO we let her SC; and fret
md so we let her fret and set:
Md all the time she's settin' frettIn'.
We go away and leave her scttin'
so nervous sho can't set he" breath;
Mighty nigh frcts herself 10 death!
They amt no argymeut'li get her.
y regular doss frctiin' setter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SUGAR SHIPMENTS LARGE
INCREASE IN 1919 OVER
1918 OVER BILLION POUNDS
despite JnfnvOrabIe Exchange S,,..
toh' Trade ltatnnce In .Jnnunrx
MNkes Radical Gain
tBy Associated Press \

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2I.-sAltbo,.,
there were general complaints or =
sugar shortage in this country lns,
year year, exports Of the commodity during
before by more than 900. 06ii 0oa
pounds. according to Department of
G Com, of records. Exports reached a
With lo729G,S:4 pounds the year bel
One explanation of the increase ad :
Nanccu by trade experts of tho do
partmcnt is that England sent mil,
cane TO the United states TO be reiine,i
Srv ThE oM.nrpn Exports to that eoun-
pounds, whereas France imported e.
t ,Sial PtHnlras ;o or nearly half Of the
quantity. 5S,93l.9+7 pounds.
Rcstrtctions Arc Reiaxed.
RclaNat!on OF restrictions on shin.
,mehts pN inc allied countries after the
var ~ believed here to be largely re-
SpoSSiDlc for the increased exports
Despite the foreign exchange situa :.
tion the trade balance IN favor Of tho
United states Increased s257. 900, 900 in in
the Department of Commerce. show
Both exports and imports showed an
hS co" "H ya Being ESGas 500 s
tina, Of those received ,s47Nsoo.ooo. anu
ood The exports compardd with 6s2.oOo.-
with 1881 100000 in December ana Ssi3.
100000 in January. 1919.
Trade balance Very Lurxe.
For the seven months Of the -fisca,
year beginning last July l. exports
lothlcd S4,59i. 100000 and Imports So
i6soeoo0O leaving "a trade balance Of
Sf.S"So0Do00. The trade balance for
inc corresponding months the year be.
fore WAS 2.o??,op0.0Oo.
cold exports for the seven months
period Amounted 10 s3S.00O.Oo0 as coin-
pared With Sl4.oo0.O4O IN 1919. and tx
ports SGl".000,000 as compared with
sG!. 900, 900 last year.
Exports OF silver for tho same pcriod
c0o.0o in the corresponding period tic
year before.
Gold exports for the month Of Janu-
airy amonntcd to Si1.15S.U3S and i'm
ports 10 if2.0i7.551. silver exports for
the month totaied S24.G2T.67S and inn
ports SS,S63,25l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FELICITATES DESCHANEL
President Wilson Cables New Executive
OF France Ills Hearty
Good Wishes
NY Associated Press.

III! .N981t.INt"1I I7.tS-s. :
WASH NGTON, Feb. 2f.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson has sent the following message
Of fclicitation TO PAM Dcschancl. the
new President OF France:
''On this occasion of the assumption
Of the duties OF your high Office as
President of the French republic. I
extend 10 Your EXccIlcncy my cordial
feliciiations. Victorious in the great
est struggle known to the world. France
fac9S a great and glorious future. and
yoa Mr.. President. as chief executive
OF the people whose high ambition is
the maintenance OF right and just ice,
will be 81 potent factor in the attain
mcnt of these happy results. I wish
for you an administration OF great
prosperity and health and happiness
for yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
REVIEW MEDICAL PROGRESS
Before Medical Congress Meeting In
Chicago AdJOyrns Report VIII lie
Issued showing Advances.
iHy Associated Press.

W AssocIateU I'IesH.I
CHICAGO. Fen. 2i.-Thc American
Congress on Internal Medicine, in
fourth annual convention here. today
demonstrated in the hospitals and mcdi-
cal colleges and in clinics and lecture
tho last year.
Before the six day convention closes
n report will be issued covering recent
progress in medical science with par
iicular reference TO the control OF con-
taGious diseases.
Five hundred delegates. representing
Gfiy lending American universities and
medical colleges and number of for
cign schools, arc attending The con-
vent ION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Former New Jersey Governor Die.

ID Nssot!aIed Trcss.
;, NV Aisk. y. j.. Feb. 2t.--FrankIi,
nnurpnE' a.. former Governor Of Nrw
JERSEY; Is dead ut Palm Beach, III,
according to telegram rccciycJ 49,
t e, ,o ny ms son, Franklin Murphy.
Tor the South month ago in an or re, :
70 regain his health. Mr.. Murine w.n :
10y from 1902 TO 1905. and in
1905 he received scventy-scvnn vn, az
Ior the nomination for Vice Presidcnt
nc! ne MAS VA. United States commissioner 10
served two years as vrcsidcnt at,o ais"
OF INC National Society. Sons OF he
H Kinley once e Sf2nraS Nc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

approve "a reasonable appropriation. Nir-
eina taxpayers are already contributing
enough for the support OF the Federal gov
ernmen without being forced to dig deeper
into their pockets for 500 900 for the next
two years TO supplement- expenditures in q
new form OF Questioning. which II willingly
assumed. Give the federulists fair chance
10 make good their claims of\ superior
efficiency to handle situation OF pbrely do
mpStic concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FAMOUS ARTIST REFUSES
Lifetime OFFER FROM U. S.
American Tenders Sir William 0rpcn
Million Pounds Sterling to
Pnint roo Portraits.
~ ~ -lt'NioM ~ B,

LONDON. Feb. 2i.---Sir William Or
pen. the artist. has refused an offer OF
l,0c0."co pounds sterling io- painting
800 portraits which is said 10 have
been mad" him by AN American.
1t quite true the offer OF 1000 O00
pounds sterling TO paint portraits came
To me from America" Sir William said
today in confirming ;hc report. accord
ing TO the Daily Mirror. To com
plctc such a contract. however, would
take far more than the ordinary life
'!mc-tt might take as long as 300
years"
Sir William will so TO America this
fall on business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

Remember those whose lines mr.. c,..
~ Beneath chill sorrows shade;
ih4Se for whom LIES delights arc past.
whose steps trend down tho grade, ,
BE good to those who have M friend
u who lack for sympathy!
Give hope and charity!
Give time ana thought to those Of
earth
- VINO want for Kindly aid.
Thus Is your own lies noble worth
IN larger measure made!
-l.urana Sheldon in Rrownipr,.
Magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

CHICAGO, Feb. .i.-,Owne re-, OF most st
,r,,;cnro today announced they would
close February % unless the. moving
picture operators union dismissed its
ISiim exchanges also announced they
would cease delivery of reels after Feb
ruary 70, thus forcing to close those
thcaters that otherwise would have
remained open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
strike Threatens in ems, zo,.

q! Ns.ocialcd Press
,o,, aN AM -, Feb IA strike Of the
inesT" inaintcnance of way employee.
IN Tue canal Zone is threatened io,
o 90 10 enforce their demands Tor
20 cents an hour. Labor leaders claim
lnai i7.oo9 men will be affected. The
" cana, anthoritits. however. say no;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
TO INFLUENCE WEST VIRGINIA
MARYLAND Notes to Send AntI-suDrnEe
DELEGATION to Suffrage In
NcIEhb0rinE state.
IIIy Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS ND. Feb. 24-Th.
Maryland House Of Delegates today
voted 81 10 IL to send n delegation or
seven antiSufrragt members OF ,h..
Legislature TO West Virginia to urg..
follow ia. course OF Maryland, in re-
JectinS the Federal woman suffrage
amendment
re&o!ution. which Was adopted by the
senate with but little delay. and three
OF II. members were appointed to ac-
company four selected by the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SINGLE TAKERS TO ORGANIZE
VIII Form Political Party aud Mn,
nun General William GorEas
for Prcsidcnt,
LEY A.soclatoh rrcss.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Feb. e4.-Siu-
sIe-thN clubs throughout the country
propose this year TO form, new ma :
tiona! party. according 10 James 4
Eobinson: OF PHILADELPHIA national or
ganIZcr. The tax or land values ONLY
Will be the platform framework.
our candidate for President has mot
been selected. but General Villa m
GorGaS. the man who cleuncd up ,hc
Panama Canal Zone. Is member OF
the party and We have rensons TO be-
licva he would run" Mr. Robinson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
hObbcrS Raid Rnuk.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Feb. oi.-Eurly
i i,ns,. mGrh I,n burglars entered the
,anh headNvsllc. Cannon County.
nattsrcd orr the combination OF the
vault Win Slodeehammer and car
req OF $1,000 in notes and riicd safe
stamps ana money. Do'''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Atlanta. Nylghau n Dead.

lNTINNTN. GIN, Fob. 24---Atlunta'
only nylghau. said here TO. have been
one of only six specimens In the United
animal. u native of Africa and mem
Der of the antclopc family. had Been
IN tho 200 since 1918, and Keepers said
Today there was small change OF re-
placing it,. The cause OF it's death has
Got boon determined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WEEDS ITALIAN CAPTAIN
Mrs, Grace Burch waikup. Daughter OF
New York Bishop. Bride or
Officer.
TDy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Thc marriage
Of Mrs. Grace Burch Walhup. danEhtcr
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese 81
New York. early in, January to Capta a
>Analdo Morsson. Of the enEinecr CORDS
bcrr today. They met four months ago
ri sal5nii, where CAPTAIN Morsson w WAS
attached to a military MISSION: nhu
and taking moving pictures for the
AMERICAN Serbian relief commissions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
BUYS AMERICAN CARS
English Firm Closes Denl for All Auto.
mobiles Used by Army
Rhine.
lDy Associated Prcs

10 LONDON osG Feb. e4;-The Evening
SoWs says that an English firm or
motor car agents has completed a d.
With the American government for
E,lrlu n,y al the cars used by the
american army on the Rhine Tl,s
transaction the newspaper asserts ~.
noh nna between fl,500,000 ana ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
CANDY TAKES DRINKS PLACE
Sweets Arc Served AZ Fart OF Menu r.
Lending New York
Hotels.
I Dy Aa.0t.a.cl i'.:t:s. / =

NEW YORK. Feb. o4-t'hocola,cs
bonbons and other candies have been
tddcd 10 the menus Of many LEADING.
New York hotels and the Change Is
credited 10 prohibition
Candy sales have more than nroa
rnp!cd in the last few months" one
;nnnaScr said today. Nearly every
,E ASKS Tor candy part OF their
luncheon ana dinner orders and NM
nav nav. candy served with their break.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Charcoal Enh.. D.i,, rhouuht

'l>iin got uso TO- a mild hammered Wild
cat. said Charcoal Eph. runinatively, an I
am so lucky at !ovin' fGhtin' ase-worm
What lilies is FOLKS what jos act natchci, sub.
Try doughnut, Mistah jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
A LIN,

All ;tdipose tissue named Hattie
Saw a doctor in far Cincinnatic
And ho said: 81 can't see
What the trouble can be-
Bat I've got TO confess that you're fztt!c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WEDNEsDNY. FEBRUARY -

~ S-.--~-GSSSA
~ 60
=,
W - % 49, t''' '''' "' 49, - -. -
MI'"s. q NJ" 'c, - "c . "N', -. " 49,,
snol'' anu 'he '"''e' 40, '"s. i''",',o" ~
u"""it~ '"S 100
500 ."o i.'o''', '"'
s'c'TSu lo4iiea' an" :, VIII w '""s"N '"' va
'!''S '''s' p'o'ao': '"A'"7 81 S"'''''''''
~ all exponent OF the homeiy phlIosoph:
- or iaihers. Nice-PreSident Marshall = eli
t.tiet. 20 front rank. Md u may nc suS-
Sonna ci'|shsh'p ana p'"'h' h"heS' n''ns, ne
Is making tnEther advances to"aru inc "h,'e
''o'se th"l, CERTAIN ",o"Fu r"nu'uat.9 WI"
are 'e"I"rNiE eN'""l''ns p"'"'a' 'meo''cS'
i" taat Tic PioNcS n'''lSe'i :! '"fc"o Poi'''ci'i'
When ChareS t :ichWan speaks on Il bust
; ness situation, nc Is entitled TO and receives
: The nations attention So, when he forecasts
: II new era OF american prosperity incident to
the return OF The railroads I" their private
owners, he more Than OFFSETS the gloomy
;. prophecies o! disaster aGd nalional domorali-
{. 2ation INDUCED i'll Ivy Wall street. rs Il mat
: te: III fact, during this period OF reconStruc-
:. ton, Wall Street has lost mnch Of lis prestige
: As the peace conference roaSscnblc, il is
a faced with storm Of protest against It's re-
= cent decision pcrnitng Turkey u retain
: Coustantinoplo Tia world was given 30
q understand that one OF the fruits OF allied
y victory in the great war would be the driving
!. Of the dct"s;ablc Turk from European soil
= To fail in the fulillment OF that promise now
= Is Il breach OF faith with Western civilization.
J. Ii means further the deliberate retention in
:, Europe OF ii prolific breeding place for future
{ trouble II is not too late for the confer
: to rccedc from its unwise position and
{: if il does not j, will shake the confidence now
:. Icposed in 1t.
=
:. .'ort,. ;horsu,,d dnI;ars was .ucnt fo, vd
: DIR. hoes iy My. " y Icc,s lnoy. ~,
r i,iin,.s:s rIrisi,nhor of Grrec, whii. al
- n.:,n,Dcu, ~. d.,i,,.y fnn,v,.,,. va. ,n,
: manufactured and delivered -ou y,vs IN ~
9 lacm! ;rofet.!6,,al t,nao AND once Drosn,ro,.
,ycrr IN t:!mi' IN vladiyostok. her foo, ON
--t1 frozen ground for lack al sIooe ma ,,,I,.
- lie ,hinnost sor, OF clothing 10 pro,ec, ,hc,n
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& and SIN We vnp,,.r ,yhy .n ,n.,,,,.
:onily set against villa, wo orr ul,,..d -,
q tr!.l ci,i,izel society
ri.e r;.stor ~ Caivn,.. nanti., rnn,ch ~,.u.
!'uri. CITY: hus discovered tI,ai win mi ~
car efforts al ;plilt hy Legislation and fran.
sioG reform movements nnar, rrnr co,.,,
I. aenia' EFFORT, We have only made = ,i,t,e
Irogysys OIL ih. .a,-f.r, v.,,iio .., ,. -
modern society," +. roii,,o, ,I,,, l. 49,. 60.
+ been. In ~ intic,rrn, ~, ~,
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mon tieir husbands oond,ct whnr,;,, ,v,i,a
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ae coucludoa TIM, ..the mon Of ,,,,.,, ha"o.,'n
in full the condemnation which ,nrb m ar.
. &a-iaaton has PASSED upon them. Sad 10
2 relate If ,h. ,,rnlii,,,r ""u "
has resortcd.n the past few yaar" 80 rot,'.n,
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Progress.

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now 49, Tha nakea--!ets sec, 80 years. isn't
II: The Bookkccpor says yes. And after So
job. Tia; Is. we've got Job now
-, "nai We call set'ins along line. ain, II; no:
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Enorts 10 get in touch with Mars are not
lik 'iy TO succeed while Havana Is SO handy.