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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

vo cahciller, ell duque Max de Baden,
que por su parte debia resignarse la
perdida de Alsacia-Lorena, solo ha-
|blaba de la autonomfa de este pals
pero dentro del Imperio aleman-,
" la presentaba como ell maximum de
sacrificio que Alemania estaba dis
puesta hacer. Como. en- esas condl-
clones subsistia la posibilidad de la
prolongaci6n in1til de la lucha-tanto
mas cuanto ell partido militar de los
aliados guerra dictar la paz en- Ber-
lin, me veia en- la obligation de des-
tacar la suerte de striaHungria
de la de Alemania. Creo, en- efecto,
que mi politica estaba acertada, va
que en- ciertos "milieux" de la Enten-
tente existia una tendencia favorable
a la conservation de la Monarquia
austroh1ngara para salvaguardar el
equilibrio europeo, y sin la revolucion
suicida Sc hubiera podido conservar
una Austria -Hungrfa, aunque reduci-
da transformada radicalmente. Des-
dichadamente, en- esos dias tan criti-
COS, ell Gabinete Wekerle era va di-
misionario, y ell nuevo Gabinete Ha-
dix no estaba a1n constitufdo, de ma
nera que los revolucionarios podfan
hacer impunemente su propaganda
desmoralizadora. Con un Gobierno
bastante energico para detener Ka-
rolyi y sus completes, y ahogar la
Revolution en- sangre, la situacion
habria sido salvada. Pero la vacila-
ci6n de los gobernantes precipito a
Hungrfa en- las mayores desdichas.
"La Hungria niutilada debe orien-
tarse hacia la Entente, sin que este
signifique que nuestra politica Sc diri-
ia contra nuestros antiques aliados.
Espero firmemente, que los aliados Sc
den cuenta de su equivocacion respec-
to al desmembramiento de la doble
Monarquia en- general, y de la Hun
gria en- particular, Y que Sc decidan
a la revision de los Tratados de paz.
Sin esa revision, Europa esta expues-
ia todos los horrores del bolchevis-
mo, y entonces la civilization europea
vivira sus tltimos dfas.
eel ,bolchevismo es un peligro uni
versal. 81 Lenin y Trotsky no han
cambiado su politica-lo que parece
POGO probable, no sera possible fir
mar la paz con la Russia sovietista,
va cue sus embajadores no seran sino
unos agentes revolucionarios.
"Repito que solo hay dos posibili-
dades: exponer a Europa al bolchevis-
mo revisar los Tratados de paz y
formar unidades viables desde ell pun
to de vista economico.
i *
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
"ELTI-NOLA"

Ha llegado a este mercadO ell gran
fOn6grafO Elti-Nola, cuyo aparatO to-
ca tOd0s los discos. Este aparatO tie
ne Ia ventaja de que ell operator pue-
ie hacer modulaciOnes en- la mdsica.
DichO excelente aparato Sc esta ex-
hiblendO en- casa de los Sres. A. ME-
SORANA & CO., SAN JUSTO II,
San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
AGENCIA DE EMPLEOS
PARA LICENCIADOS DEL
EJERCITO.

DeSpu6s de una guerra asOla-
dora en- que Ia destruction jug6
Ell papel mas impOrtante, Ilega
ahOra el periOdO de recOnstruc-
ci6n, y 10 que debe preocupar
mas q la humanidad es dar Ocu-
paci6n a tOdOs los licenciadOs del
ej6rcitO que tan vaIientemente
OfrecierOn sus vidas pOr La Iiber-
tad del mundO.
Las CabaIlerOs de Colon han
establecidO La agencia de empleOs
con ese fin y esperan que tambi6n
cOoperen los cOmerciantes, in
dustriales y hOmbres de negOciOs
de cualquiera classes que sean.
81 listed necesita un emplea-
do, soliciteIO de la agencia de en-
pIeos de los CaballerOs de Colon.
ST usted necesita Ocupaci6n,
envie su sOIicitud a los CabalIe-
rOs de Colon. Esta Agencia de
EmpleOs no impone cOndici6n al
guna a los sOIicitantes de pagO
de alguna quota y muchO menOs
de ingresO en- Ia Orden. Los Ii
cenciadOs del ej6rcito que obten-
gan colocaciones no quedaran
Obligados en- NADIA con los Caba-
llerOs de Colon.
Dirijase .: CabaHeros de. Co
lon,
Agencia de EmpleOs,
Apartado 167, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

-Hace diez aiios tuve la suerte de
visitar a Espaiia. Desembarque en-
Gibraltar y estudie ell arte espafol en-
Granada, Sevilla y Madrid. Para mi,
Velazquez es el mas grande de todos
los clasicos, aquel que ha tenido ma
yor Influenza sobre ell arte moderno.
La sala de Velazquez en- ell Prado fue
para mi una vetdadera revelation.
Tambien me encanta Goya, y me in
teresan Ribero;T Zurbaran, ,Valdes,
Leal Y otros maestros. Por ell contra
rio, considero como exagerado el quito
actual de Greco. Reconozco que tiene
un talento enorme; pero su arte es en-
,fermizo Y demasiado modernista.
'No tnego ell honor de conocer per-
sonalmente ninguno de los politicos
espanoles; pero conozco a los reyes
de- Espana, fuf ministro del Interior
cuando Sus Majestades visitaron a
Budapest. Me capsaron una impre-
sion inolvidable, que durante la que
rra Sc ha transformado en- admiration
y gratitud, Sc que en- estos senti-
mientos todos mis- compatriotas me
acompanan.
Andres Rev9sz.
Budapest, julio de 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Thoughts for Today
Thc Cruel. and tho FInbby Handmade.
~ y. y. BSBCOCk
Look me in the eyes, dear.
openly and irce:
fut your hand in mine, dear,
lIaNn 40 tcar o. me-

ns 81 rms s aanS CID b Sa'ld de G s
aeii% liks Nina; might haze been said By ono q
oa oy h0 rsce S0 IT bac bnaed
~ :anins @a;;s, d Lo@ss and .inew: ,,
/S,acrs amone yo"r asauain;anH, .a W. @i do:
memories l..rsons TO be greeted annoi.. hn;
with 10 suggestion OF tncir hnvins been Absent
we remember in season. we would ayoid the
approaching hand just az We would avoid en-,
:euov, :he ring from oar inGor before meeting
J sometimes wonder, a?;cr leaving person
M% seems 10 rsgara my nssFI , ms 50 maRRg
ma. onc. eve entrnsis TO hin the handling Q:
tho baby: eann 80 conceive .: his beng nhs
i ali ali bac " and b+ R ff ~" o"s "Ss t
rsn S fSeFf fecn @ M
live Stranger wnat must be ;hs pres when
S W;,n @1H OF n' %ifc ' ''' 'S SECS
o n sri IS Of "Srs s Of Ss L MS o@f nsha
chimes, !, is roweriess to fight haeE Tho
W hc a!m ~ II your hanh but Win seisni cs
" SSur q "ss snG rusba hs o
resist the crues pressure ~ any e'Hnlny OF,
W% ss E o i sf;2 IN hear ,i1 H. or iei the
% pulp IS not the only nuisance in the shaEns
s Ma be tho man WITH the musS
nit" This Is tic nerson who fros seems ms to rsara
;ncc only as IL plate unon which 10 lay a flesh
S1iavo YOU not mer him: Frequently lie Is
some VASE, sea faring acquaintance. who In
.i"rc clothes comes rolling down the street. 4
briney atmosphere psrvades him; lie Suggests
The shrek % winds through vatlinaS. He radi-
:s;cs tho trrit oc tho sea. IL your minds eye
:i he draws near, :ou him not in That im!-
ration hroadcoth suit of ".an INC downs but
In oisii ins. with sou'wcstcr drawn down over
his ears
coming hand. Upon Your palm he deposits IL
large. red, hairy ham. Your fingers eau sea REQ
" enclose il as j, lies Imply in your grasp. To
shake It is like Juggling with ,en.nonnd bag
almost afraid To let go for fear II VIII drop on
.S,c sidewalk
And the captain isn't tho only one OF your ac-
qua intances who believes there is such thing
"a a hand shaker and a hand-shakcc. and al
ways decides. TO he the latter, Doesn't it lead
YOU 10 speculate upon what wonderful thing
il human intercourse. when Jenkins or Per-
kins or Jvdkins trustinSiy offers You a limp
and nahty hand 10 DO what vou like with? May
IL no, be thai an e,Sasprra,inG exnernnce, wI,h
This o. band, wha; deNeonIl the
MringnR machine above reserred 20?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
SAYS EUROPE MUST CEASE
HATE AND co TO WORK
Premier Nitti Declares Continent Is
In Danger or Losing Its
Historic Position.
Iliy Cniversal servlec.l

Lon o y. March 6. - "Fishtin:,
ceased si%tcen months ago. but Eau
rope is still dominated by the wa:
spirit, SAID the Italian premier. S!snor
N!tti in an interview here today prior
10 his departure for Iiome
Europe has got TO make II clear
mat 1t IL not going TO start the war
az over again. but this conviction can
no. be created outside Of Europe with
out real change In the situation.
There is n terrible change In Europc's
danger of permanently losing the pos,
ton shc held before the war. TN,
she was the creditor: nov shc l. IL.
debtor. Then she was the worlds ,no.,
productive region In proportion to pop
nlation; now millions OF her workers
are unemployed.
Germany. which was foremost IN
Europcan productivity. is puralyZcI
economically. Southeastern itussia rs
not only Sta.nAat cconomicaiiy but In
social and political confusion.
Hos can Europe live II half of he:
energies rcnlnin suppressed: There
are possibilities Of revolution In ,,.is
huge magS OF suffering humanity I'm
Contra. ana East Europe.
~ al! costs, hate muse be cot ria
Of: the tension must he relaxed How
can III" vnnquishcI pa: Their indcu-
nii!cs un.csS production is restored by
tue &Nocat!oa OF raw materials: In
te:a.Ucd economic cooperation muat
must set an cNampi. ia ccoaoiu..
Thcrn must Do credits by TIE non
European countries with more guar
autc0s
"I;uropes immediate need Is 70 re-
3torc production to the utmost"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
AUSTRALIAN IN FAVOR OF
AMERICAN LABOR SYSTEM
Former Commissioner to United SIxteS
Prefers Plan OF Arbitration to
1'Hc in This Country.

ME!.BoCRNE, AUSTRALIA. March
C.--liarr" V. f!addom. formerly Aus
tTtlian commissioner to the United
S!atas, told Australians in :, speech tho
Other day thar ne preferred Tho .tnl1r
lean s;:s;onI Of getting together" 70
;"s!:aa compulsory arbitration plan.
The americans ,old me they would
not touch the Australian system with
a ton GOT pole" ia Mr.. .Braddon. -
lave CONE i':ici. to Australia convinced
SHAT they -rcro risht.. The whole sys-
tenn &; compulsory arbitration IS based
on ~ron" rrinc:p;es, The American
Inftto. cct together. i the rieht idea.
would Ike % see the whole Austria
?ian Arbitration Court structure swen;
away 10 mako room for Il system
which would allow employers and en-
r!oyccs 20 get together and enable
aa;h o"-'y g come 20 Il proper un-
G:,atana;ng o INC others peculiar
Speaking q: american. cha.acterts-
'i:r. Mr.. ::'.,di.a said tina; when ne
first ven; to America he vas Il little
Sk6ptical about .hc ;Gcalism OF which
he had heard. but that closer acquaint
nncc h-l. removed all his doubts; Tar
from being hard and material. the
-Aniericans ere the most ideal lovin g
rai:oM =. Tic world. cmot!onai ut timcs
l. The point OF acntimGnta!!iy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CHINESE RESIDENTS FIGHT
TAX PAYMENT IN SHANGHAI
Hut Arc Defeated In Demanding No
Taxation Without Rep
reSeutntion,

SHANGHAI. March G.--rcsidtnts OF
:hc International Settlement here have
suffered defeat II an attempt to in
sist upon no taxation without repre-
scntation. Chinese merchants refused
20 pay taxes unless they were per-
mittod to elect members OF tho muai-
cpal council. which is composed en-
tireIy OF forcisnerS--siS British two
Americans and one Japanese. The popu-
lation OF the settlement nuinbnr:' about
10000 Foreigners and GSo.o00 Chinese.
tax, but were compelled to capitulate
when tho tax collectors seized property
l.. The Chinese G.o.c3 and cartcd II to
police headquarters.
The municipal council has offered 10
refer the question ~ IL vote OF the tax
paycts next APRIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. LEY >pn. BRADY.
Suir?rsht, 1919. Na,ionai Newspaper Servit

Wei llnnds---can yon tell me anything that
VIZ! overcome pcrsprinE hanus: My hands Der.
spirt. so tnmi am embarrassed when I have
TO shake hands or dance with any one CA j :
AnSwor-cftcn this is rather due 20 some dis
turbance Of the internal ''sympat hetic" merry.
Gus system than TO any local faui!. Iou nigh;
tan!c acid. one dram: alcohol, two ounces:
SlFcctin on" ounce: water. three ounces
10 be applied twice day
y Rcd Gossom--SCinc time ago noticed 81;
YOU! column 4 lotion formula FOX red blos-
ao.M :neant 10 save Tho item. bu, ,n!sla l., H.
Moi!der !; lou VIII DO good enough repeat
,that formula: a. 81
= ,NnSwSr..i' wss for igm blossom a badge
lotasS!um *u'phur:sic'l. ono dram: zinc sui
10 be applied a; night. following pro
=. f%iks md Whiies-kind!H inform me which
egg. al. 4. O.
Answer--rle yolh is about seven times more
NUTRITIOUS. owing TO The large amount o: fat in
II: the E".k also contains creator proportion
o. protein than tho white. So the yolks have
IL "! large majority
; AR ne"t!sts Spseiaitsts:- have kindly
Iicrrd TO suggest competent specialists ply
sieans Tor yo!r readers Will you kindly rec
aSscessed roots? tMrs. $: s. O.
AnSWc:---l meant that ! would Suggest COM
Pe,nnt physcians or specialists By mail. But
leri!aps Your physician would recommend one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
INSIGNIA NOR POPULAR
Men in London Not Wearing badge.
rs Was Case immediately
Alter Decentralization.

vanishing in England. FOR some
ronths alta :!:e hfhting was over. al.
mos every man in the street wore
disappearing rapidly.
Tho service insignia, which has sur.
vtved in Eronter numbers. is the silver
active scrvict badge, but its popular
ity may be attributed to the fact that
IL lis Tho NEST ornate OF the lot. Few
mon now sport their reg.mental craa,s
streets.
Othe: things sartorlal, popu!ariztd
du ring tho war. have remained In ia
tach, for instance, continues to be tho
vogue. and with !. generally appears
one of the leather headed swaggcr
canes aficc.fl by British su3altcrns
before :heir disqualification.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
keyboard Touches
Individuality In Houses.
nf FRANK u. itisOOf<S.

, rMerH 5 Moth!ns IN ;he idea ,aat. man is
~, " 80 i.s ci"ihes Tac foD manages 70 keep
~ @@!i'fFanec. teaiUs. as everybody Eno;vs
ier@at in houses. Men % means in iinoni ~ .,
'!t.t!t .oM!ci.S. directing Tho arcuilcc; inst ciSS
." citing Tie architect direct them. nu.-, "rcct.
NM, ''o 10. '',a! "ro r?rtaturcs the exterior
p"."lf ana t!ne linen before The worid but *
~ % .. nero Eenc"ring when cont-asted With
e 't,"use ne mas had erected. Contra the nome
:" ne ma!' to whom a-cl,ito cture Is frozs,
- Ho.i :.!hb.o hiri 70 cree. ,langon. bur so-,-
W''re III The outlines. even in INC simniest -
,o;. q! the srchitravc. There is evidence OF
l..!nc'nGni 81 iiaess.. i you viii! tina: Tire own.
81. u The house has been constituted for ~
~ occupancy. IS worth knowing. II The oc:,;-
nsnt OF = house IL tenant. no .nattc- = ;he
a.,.i;gst,r.s mrrS oE css out Of attractive
..;t'hs inucii!iablo. p!ccia.nS the character o:
80 o.hHp.t.. even though the building is q
strict observers know When ,hsy i,,o.I, co~
V4iS.:'"Ge -: P4S:' 'ho bG'tpn. ncsry tell
.LonSh tLty may never have soon them If
:Es evidence Is 90. about iii. entrance !, Is
n ;,S I'D II thS-c bc mat II the doo- or
40 80 so; :pcr--Aow nearly obso!etc--thc ab.
rtta!t Q; the inmates /! there is q front lard
:.nn INC gate is off its hinges ga Is. the caller
un!cSs nc comes 10 collect bill. will hesitate
Trout entering. There houses whose rear
.acitGe: :,nch houses need Goor.lat WIKI The
word welcome" woven therein, " ~
After All. regardless of the exterior the chief
ornament, the attractive necessity is tho
VIII language Of its own N dt she 'n :agg
will como friends. That which attracts the
WHEN appeals 10 the heart is within.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
S0VlETS CLAIM TO HAVE
ARMY OF 100000 MEN
declare Fighting Force IL Thoroughly
Trained and Equipped, With
i.1OpO0p In Reserve.
ny ISAAC NrHRIDE

.ENIII Nh IN. MnTCH t.--I!c ord. ;
uar. soldier ~ Soviet Russia receive !.
800 roUh!cS a month. with ra:!ons ana
clothing. III" soviet officials ln.orrit 4
inc that there We're 100000 thorough, e
trained .,nd equipped mon In The .sa'-
!nG forces. With another million IN re :
serve and u.dcr training. and thE.
about ho.0e0 Young officers. chosen Crc,n
the most caDaS.c peasants ana work e
.rs. .ad already graduated from tie
officers training schools under tito
soviet SoTCrumca.. Thousands 81
others mad been developed IN til.
ranks. y large number % former Of
NccrS .! tho cars regime were hold
ing commands In tho Ped army.
This. 10 me. Was no sign thai they
: .ad been converted 10 Communism.
Their spirit 10 doubt often remained
essentially na,ionalistic and patriotic
Thoy supported tho soviet -ovcrnnlcn<
not occauso l. was soc;aiistic GOV
cramcmt, but Dccausc IL was the gov
crauc.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
The Color OF Your l,ay.

What color do YOU give your day
aspiring blue or broodine gray:
II clouds your morning sky obscure
10 clouds throughout your day endure "
Or II thc dawn IN splcndor breaks,
md 10 its call The world awnkcs.
Is then %our whsle day long aEiow
With al! The eo.ors Of the bow:
Perhaps YOU wake, your soul ai:-ht
With mystic visions OF TIE night:
Iaen DO they give your day the hue
or golden gifts designed for YOU"
Or does some black and haunting drcam
Eecloud your mornings hopeful Elnam:
And 10 your day, beneath It's gloom,
Enshrouded by a pail Of doom:
Then search your soul. for there alwAy
Shine glorica o! eternal day
Indimncd they are by cloud or rain
By mortal dread or woe or pain.
No fear or grief should TINT your lirht
mor sou! fires always burnrpurc white.
INC soul abidcs; its changclcss ray
should liz tie color Of your day.
Howard Alarklc HoEr.
in the Youths Companion,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
LONDON ENGINEER URGES
USE OF OIL ON STEAMSHIPS
Marine Expert Tells i:pgiixh Skinner.
'hn. :tme rica Far 0utstrips
Srit1in with New EpcI

LonS way ahead Of us in The u.o ot oil
dHG f,..I for ship" said J. II. Williams. On
nNps:t on marine engineering. at II
rine Engineers. There is hardi,. AZ,
;AmtTican shi: coming over today thai
Is ,; nov burning oil he. proceeded. TO
est doubt that oilJs & cheaper faci than
coa! There are many ports today
GW ic a. is half the price OF coal. In
Very rapidly. Oil can be obtaine, or :
East in practically every big no:;.
!, he W coz IS dear. Of. will d.sjlacs
~. ~. c are Darbarians If we use coal
today AS scientific men we should rSa
OIL. which is coming into its own ~.
has n tcnine nlnus ~ nr.. ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Help forthc Deserving.


10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch
H,r---Aa tho las; month OF lal9-lH9p winter
MS passed. IL il not probable that another an
peal Will be made through your columns for
Inc aid OF destitute families.
I, hGTet9re IN me closing OF file ~ OF thc list.
!, Is proper to ca! attention, 20 tho noble chart
'''.'e wSrE carried ON through, your columns.
.,n.fet h'hS over 5000 has dritteG into the
Si.tHleSs homes o. these unfortunate ;cop,n TX
Your porsistent Efforts. and resulted IN sent;n 2
Il ray y Sin!!ght !a:o the dark and cloo,n;:
Si%o.wS " .e"" .d"fcd tho cleaning eyes anu
" me- SEa:.!!S iHrtI 81 tho hungry wolf
i"t rpNHi ana q neral response o yt:i- AZ.
nSia: ~ tac :'G.l,eartnd people gives ua.nis-
- O.n c.:ocny: t.:at the human hear; ;-oLy
~ deep SYMPATHY where deserving pcof,Ie ort
nAowIi 10 y" victims OF :, crush.n: ana re
nf"-"c!cGs tatc. ~ ~
~ court the bant f-la:ics OF your noU,o work
, ,,anG Il thousand times thanked you and lilo
nsn Tor tho All. given them. and The Times
iC.!"Lhsc!, no ""Uhi. has Experienced a feeling
q. sit2ie'nn I!ehsu"e ii contributing 70 The aid
-: o., these worthy unrortuuatcs. and every con
.;:o"'p!: nnWoNcr small. has experienced (.
80 o: Ie.;@'I' in casting his mite thereby II.
apS,Eat!:is tho theory that the human society
S!igI.rl ,.ayn hut ono inniutabio law g. ;i.a
,.r.uc:i Nn.c @" equity. By which al! conflicting
49, ana compromises must ultimately %
iHchrn nj. Va Fch IS 1920 L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
AUSTRIAN SMOKERS ARE
HARD PRESSED FOR TOBACCO
Quality OF Cigarettes Poor. bu, Price.
Are Equal to Cost OF hest Grade
In America.

VIENNA. March 6.--Tobacco smokers
OF this city j"cGi:!ly declare tina; the
Smoked up III Cigarettes. This IS In
tended * satire 81. the quality o.
material usa1 III III: manufacture OF
austrian cigarettes.
Tobacco products are government
monopoly. and regulated in QUANTITY OF
issue. The allowance 10 each indi
six cigarettes u day. Snusciin:. IL SO
much prnc;iccd. however, that ~ is
only necessary 10 pass the word I'm Tie.
right quarter 10 obtain cigarettes in
quantity. One thousand recently Nur-
chased by the Associated Press corrc-
spondcnt wc!'c OF fair quality AZ to-
consisted Of not more than two .,birLs
leaves and grasses. But the price was
equal TO first class American cicnr-
cites such as usually are served i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
PORTUGUESE CABINET LOSES
ON VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Quits Office After Defeat ON prupos.,
1" Force Public Service Nuik-
ers' Return.
tNy A.soo!ated Tre.s.

LONDON. March 5.--rhc ,'ortuSucs.
tl'.,H+i I2a resigned after The dSteat
y. ~ government Oh Il vote Il: coat! /.
t..cy =! TIC Chamber. acc.rulas 20 :.
tt:-t.a i!lc'sage Transmitted by thc
'';'i:. Hc"j lrr-cspondcn; al Mad =
ri. Tar rt's ""llowcd ;nc govern d.
Msni' announcement that ANY publ,
service strikers who did not return 60
worE within to!iy-c!ght hours wou IA
Dc ,u'.'nldrii:. dismissed.
-Anton!p S.lvs. former minister ..
p"N.!& works, has formed a new Ca0-
!ao'.
created storm o. protests from the
iaO1r members ot the Chamber \
!tcTcc debate cnFuId. at Tho cad ui
TG.'I ihr government iras defeated
=. Tie hu..dnE o: tho Federation o.
i.aD0: has bccu surrounded by i strong.
ioEcc .: Ecpuol:cau guards ana 4,
The l.snatca ,ayS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
A Daily Once-Over
when The IIiddir, Arc All Leg. and VIM.

20 you, rs 4 pavon; make enough allowance
girls.
10 you realize that a chnds body and mind
10 :ot develop c0-pri!inatciy.
Certain PARTS like The teeth. grow ana ma
tn"o NJ ;,n carly nse. and win care remain tho
I;u, one bef"rc = child has attained lis full
E"'elt thc chances are ;hat ihc feet Will have
2r"wn ti'"!i tQi! length. seemingly out or all
promotion - t!i. Of the body.
rGJ yuurSr.f IN INC v,ids rlacr and min.
low YOU wou.L Ice! ii Ionr hands wero grow
.hS iHsi ih,t yOu Gevc: could Tell how "a.
|'ii gou.d re4ta or "rcr-ceach.
lJ" gown .hnGc: than yoI thought that
!en Wer" c"nstan.iE running into things o.
iiave symaa -hy and patience ana nelp The
~ .ts throusA this trying ptrod.-,opyri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDwAnn w.u~,.n
FOOLS,

Fools.
Thcre are seven sorts OF fools
OF seven different schools.
ma seven wise men teach them.
hut they just forget the rules.
And ali the world is crazy.
1t is crazy asc--
And tpol'shncss diplomas
A"e the rulin~- modern rage.
There are seven sorts OF folly
injecting Tom ana Molly.
IN" know It's wron. TO like it.
But this lunacy is jolly:
Nnd |. Tor one, am locncy.
I'm nuts. and I'm a daisy
II Wonderful TO be nut
Delicious 10 DC crazy,