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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
ASKS FOR WAR RECORDS
Chief of Militia bureau Wants Dat.
ON National Guard Far
ticipatiOn.

MI records % the world war in
U" hands of members oil the Ma
tional Guard or cx-scrvicc men have
bccn requested by the chief OF the
militia bureau. Washington. IN let
Ter received by Acknowledgement 10
Lane stern from the bureau.
The historical branch of the bu-
rcau Is engaged in collecting and
preparing for publication sets OF
d"cuncntS relating To the world war.
Many necessary papers are missing.
In many cases a former National
Guard organization was made the
nucleus OF fighting unit in the
American cXpcditiOnary forces and
as such. returned to this country
After disqualification. IL was re-
formed as National Guard company.
" IS thought that among such
records, papers privat. individuals
may have would be valuable for this
record.
Among the papers and records
sought are the following: records of
Held ana administrative orders with
anneNcS summary Of intelligence
operation reports; tactical and adj
illustrative correspondence: field
messages: general and special or
dcrs; war diaries and personal
diaries; memoranda ana other ma
terial bearing on the operation OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Sale Uf stock for itichmond-
New York boat Line. NIL day.
kiwnnts Club. RnsinrsS Mems
Club. I.
Council Committee on Claims.
City Hail. 40.
Common Council. City Hall. :.
Lyric, 3':sO. y, 0:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Thou.nnd~ A,tcnn cn,,..

t.,,n Thousand people attended
m. nand concert given under ibn
Aiu aspS OF the Community Recr.ot TO-
Eyrd Park. Pictures viii h noo o a,
~, ~ luton Park ana the marks M,
!!rmhnNsr1nndS Tuesday. W"dncsd:a.iv;
rn ,"rEnnS ana Friday nights. Head.
Eun' tcrS of the association arc rstnh-
i,Shr0 al The Community club. rnivi
ana Main Streets. G. Il. CaJo,
Is president Of the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Two CoIorcd Mcn Are KILLED.

TWO coiored men. Jessie Cotman
injured in a shooting and cutting
Scrapc over card game early Sun
day morning at 1916 Nicholson street
Cotman was almost instantly killed
when Plummcr attacked him with a
knife. slashing him about the throat
and chest. Joe Warren, another col
orcd man. turned on Plummcr and rid
died him with bullets. Plummcr was
taken to Virginia Hospital, where he
died two hours after the affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
PHILADELPHIA MINT TURNS
OUT 32,459,000 PIECES
July Operations Of Money Factor,
Are Confined to Small
Gains,
~ A,socIattA Hrcss

~. - Np' idltN f'Fr-S
PHILADELPHIA. Argos. IA total
OF .! i"3, 900 pieces. win a value OF
Sloo!: Olo, was coined at the ph!!a-
dclnhia mint during July.
inc coinage was divided as fol-
follows 100000 half-dollars; LOCO
Ono quarters; 10000 dimes: 2.a2.,-
oVn ntck"is and 26,3ai .0O0 pcnnic..
inc mint coined 10000 twenty-ccn.
taVo silver pieces for Cuba
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Declare. War an No.,

VI VI - {. Levy. Director OF Public
M,'iarc' reports that. COO pounds Of
raj poison. which VIII be used in :,
,imphiGn on rats. which will he CON.
Uuctcd by the city. has arrived III.
o"linon council tonight will act on
IN appropriation asked by DR., Levy
lot the campaign. The rccommcnd,
ron Tor the campaign. as it will come
from the Council Committee on ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Loads 1900 Chr. WIN c.n,.

Coal l0adIHg on The Chesapeake and
y3hio Railroad in single day last
tfenorts from The Offices Of the com
'splny here. The load.nes amount 10
.144S50 tons Of coal. Of which ID is
sAn1ppcd West Shipments TO New
tEDglapd and the ScabOard Will be
f1hc largest, il Is reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

TIcv. ]. II. I.aughion n,s,o
laurel street Methodist Church, lori
Richmond last night after nrearbinr
TO attend the Methodist Missionary
which opens tonight. Forty sne,lk o.. ,
are on the program. Lake JunaIuskn
IS the ChautaUuua OF Southern Mciho.
dsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

Halifax. aud Roland 4. chase VI D.ci<cn.
We're in Rtohm"nd las; week on business
leave today on, his Vacation Durins hiis
stead. '
Richmond rh!'osnnhc,llv adontcI the
Cen, iarr yysi,IdaS ~ t.oup,e h.ins
ih- new rae. rs lar as could l.. ''i Is,r rn,n
i. I com" INTO ihe.r own through III"
ia his change. 80
Attorney -Geno-al inhn II. snunl,-s mn,
Auditor ~ runlc Accounts =, Lee M..r'
WI hs tn nr.neir"i Sneakers before Inc
SESSION her TTlsy am s %nG w! :, "a
tendance ~ about $50 is &ptcIcd.
,n n II White, Of. isH. North Twenty
EGr@au OF ii.ai'l. viii leave this mora.n:
With several friends ana relatives 10.
i"rr r turning % Richmond MIR White
to Na~ YORK ii, '" M 0 s so and ,t 'hT GE on
:. BIDS are being ,asasd hv ,he virginia
S 1niSs i ,,i.s G,Samsston Tor thrSS
SeI"Sn miGnmand S Si!H limits FSS"n n is
mons St"T,c ON tho ,StatS road. ms
is rssnrfCfnc in i,usnIno,n,' *.Ss a9n
and o;hSr r,nai- work ''''' . ~
nids wiz be opened THURSDAY for IN.
M; m, iinmon'h cox h9!ler and aitcra:i ~
Ma."rs advisory board. according :" IL
rector "i Public Ct!liics r. W. lraEor,l
Inr plans ana su"ciiCa IONS fu,. ihr no ~
hr'd"r and rcpairs have already l., on
drawn up hT caTuca! ~ Johnson a:Ch!-
t"tt>,
pa,,Ir I'ren%mam; sesre;a5y 70 The state
hsaicuaris,s here about Scutoinhcr /
from which "a wage the caiup,Irn IN
virgins, "n behalf OF party cauii,i.t,s TN! :
iaIt The principal work in this cpnnrc-
ton Is 10 Get out a fun vote. there b"E,l:
no question - 10 how the State a. :.
wh"lt VIII 20; E-aiuUartcrS PROBABLY
Governor Davis is expected To announce
w4.'Iin the net few DAYS his s.CnnI Az
r"inin.nt - thc commission created .:
m" Lass session ~ the Legislature. 10 ulan
ana Sup"-NIS" IL. erection OF a library
auditorium as memorial 70 this men
and women OF the STATE who nart!c!pai-I
IN tn" world war. This will co,npl-;r
The r-rsonn.l Of the board. which j. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Il nock.d uncon.clous by uork.

r. Jake ROSS. cOlored, was last right
Carried 10 the Virginia IIospital in
II9an,unconscious condition. as result
HIT being struck on tho head with a
.GaRrge rock. Police have been un-
liable to locate the party throwing
,,Zfhpl rock. Ross was unconscious VI
~ late hour last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Charged Win spcc,I,nr

p gu VIII SprruTnE.
day by officers OF the First Eie,, lot
charged with violating tho speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

:, state senator Marshall II Hooker az
Halifax. aud Roland l.. chase. VI p!cLcu-
son. member OF the House of Delegates
were III khohm"nd las; week on business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

Henry X. Pollard. Citv ATTORNEY. Wi,
i ,i.. TO-DAY ON his vacation. During his
Assistant Ciw Attorney. viii ac; in his
stead. " $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

C-C"nt fare YESTERDAY ~, t.aupi., b.in,,
experienced a"Nwhcro along thr l.nc ir"tn
me new rate. as lar could l., lCtrnr,,
PENNIES com" into their own through M,
new Tar" and every CummuIcr nuGs ;hyIn
ia his change. " '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

Attorney General John II. SHuade-x ana
Auditor 81 Iunic Accounts - Lee N1.r'
VIII hs tn nt.nein"I ,sncakers before Inc
annual convention " she sscCin,ion OF
Nirsi Court Clerks. who VIII ~ IN
session her. Friday auL saturday An nj.
tenUaiC" ~ aOou, $50 is SsptCIrG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

Tne case. probably. Will be- appealed
q u higher court
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

proposed io by a shonk. refused him, and rode 100 miles across Che desert sands on camel back She has been entertained by Count Zeppelin (bo- fore the warl and has made a flight In one Of his giant dirlgibles. She has written an opera (by Che way. one Of tho songs ln "Hichy Roo. i919." is horsl. has travelled ox- tons.vcIy on three continents. has walked and ridden hundreds Of miles m suffrage parados, has appeared on Che stage ln several of Paul Arm strong.s plays. is am expert swimmer and rides a horse like @ cowgirl
 A single poster decided her pro- fossion until she painted 10 she couldn't make up her mind whether to bo am artist or musician. And we, for one. are glad she chose the former No. Neysa has never mar rled though she probably holds the worlds record for proposals -2.1OO iu single evening While In France entertaining for Che "Y" Cher act Included a song and dance. a bit on
 Che mandolin. drawing carlcaturos and posters and doing % movie stunD she was on one occasion. according to Ring Lardnor appearing before an audience Of 21O0 Tanks and midst thcm was a kid from her home town. Quincy. where it ain't no so- cret chat she was chrlstonod Mar jory. SO thls kid hollcrs out why did you ret your first name changodT and she hollors back. Because ! couldn't get my last name changed, and Che whole 2.IOO Of Che jumped out Of their seats and hollorod, Tn change lt for you"
 Should you ever Doc fortunate enough to meet in person this charming little pastel expert you'll agree with F. p. A. who. on being attracted recently by one Of her par ucularIy striking magazine covers. solloquIzed Drawn by Noisa Me- Mcm. Huh, so am l."
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
SOME GIRL IS
 NEYSA McMEIN
Story of Irish Girl Who Has Made Great Success in Life
 as Artist

Recently Che New York Tribune had story about Neyso Moran Me- Moin. Che girl who designed Che we'll known Y. w. C. A. poster 1n sory- ice for Che Girls of Che World"
 This Is Che story:
 Arrested for stopping on the ac- celorator Of her car a bit too per sIstently oyer on Che Jersey side one day. an attractive bluo-oyed. brown haired chauGcuso was hailed into court before a magistrate. the no- tionallty Of whose forebeau there was mo mIst3kIng
 "Young lady. the charge ag'inai vc is speedin, Whats yer namo?"
 "Neysa Moran McMein. sor."
 "Ia that GO, Case diachargedl"
 And 80 it has ever been with Neysa the artist folk up Fifty seventh street way an call her Noysa-hittlng it up at full speed right down Che road Co success. Born in Quincy uL An only child and christened Mariory. One Of the Chi cago Art Institutes star pupils First a nIng at newspaper cartoon mg soon chief millinery designer oi Marshall Fields at S5.O00 per- Then New York called. and eight years ago ahc came to try her luck with Che magazine publishers as cover ar- ust An Of you who read "Mc. Cure's." "Tho American Magazine and "The Saturday Evening Posr know how we'll she has succeeded. Tc borrow verse from several chat Ring Lardnor wrote a couple of wears ago:
 "I manage before they are old and
 gone. Go lamp each covor design And as sure as my names not Jim
 Vaughn. swear that recently
 all are drawn
 By Ne.sha Moran McMcin."
 Miss McMeln's talents are as mani fold as her cover types. and her ex. perIencos as colorful as her paste. box With a girl companion. a newspaper writer she travelled by motor boat along the coast of Al. riors. joined a tribe Of Arabs. wa'
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Monday is .romd-hog day. The old hcorv is that il Mr. Gromdhog upon conn ng out of his holc on that day sees his shad- lw he will go back in and curl mp for m- other six weeks. The old gray gromdhog yho lives up ou the hin back of the water auk is going to have to do some digging his year to get up through the snow. We lrc hoping that the sun is not shining when .c reaches the surface.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Again we would ask the people of the own to encourage the scholars of the Doug .as High School in the publication of their paper. the "Gastncau Breeze 70 Although
 small school, the Douglas High leads the way for an institutions in Alaska in prog tcss along most every Ime The boys and irls are full of pep and are credit to the own. Give thcla word of encouragement ud buy their paper Advertise in 1t and how them that you appreciate their et- 0rts.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
sAFErY WITHOUT luLTARIsM

Gcuu. pcsum- > views on the sub t. O. mHur, training are one with the view, %. an other friends of adequate pre- prcbc-~
 The t,. soldier of thc md impressed upon his Seattle audiences thc fact that he i>.~ vigorous a foca> amy other of miIitm- i-I.. SINS thc Seattle Times.
 Eu. h. -oum.y rom,clcd all tine audi- .,..s H.aIUrc~~rd u this citv to take heed n. .lc necessity or adequate national dc- or~. Huoo-u ue training of America $ tH- manhood in ac practice of arms.
 Preparedness was .lc basic theme of all .. p.r>.m.', speeches in this city.
 U.ua~ u-cus., m canr>. in his dis .u-~..u o. m. mtu. IIc Illustrated his r.... in t.. u,..~-i, .or action by crisp ....rr.u- cmcomm- the mpuparcd- n.~, ... country, at thc time of thc break with Grmu, frequently aludmg to thc a.. that m..I.-cr crisis might uot sec Amer i.'> -uor.- -ao-arIcj against foreign t. h, allie. previously m thc field and mrnuy r.>I,.m1w while thc United States uwrl
 Time after .m. tac general lcrvcutN expressed his hope .ha. 'hc republic would u. a-au .ri~rcJ by war. bur every such n.u. was followed by rhc solemn declaw- t.u r.ar n. man today cm say when war vii. rumu or how close it may be.
 The urj. a. expressed m tbc army he m. H. honor to command overseas was mingled with determination that, if he could prevent another army of equally splendid rm- Americans should mot be e.ul un ,o H-c. equally mprepored, responsibilities or so grave a nature
 N...-..N without mHHrSm, Such is p.~.n.- program, Such is the program u. evo, patriotic American,
 Than .I -u u.r. b. achieved through
 fua Army
 ar b. cr.... in bW ouc way-the u mt.t. b. p.saua aud by others q. devoted as lct, ta. republics every m- .o.~ n universal military training.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
MAKES WIFE BENEFICIARY

Alvin c York thc young Temos- soe soldier credited with deeds Of nrodielous yalor overseas. took bride soon after his return Co Che su,os and they are now in their mountain home. pan Mall Tonnes
 oe. To the Bureau of War Risk Insurance iu Washington D. C.. .hIs heroic soldier recently wrote nat being now married he desired .o mako his wife. Oracle York. hene- feiary of his S10000 War Risk Inc uranco
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

The hot-stoyc uavgators are stll busy iscussmg the reported cutting off of the jsullotc supply in Alaska. Some say that [ is just as cheap to burn gasoline as dls- ulatc owing Co the fact that more energy $ developed by gasoline. One thing that .c would like to know is whether the fly wheel turns easier ou gasoline than on dis iuatc. If it does, we are for it
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

lrn.r Hoover has been assailed on n. ....u u. tle United States Senate. His a~-..'.r .-a senator named Reed from Mis- ~om Reed vudv assault win mot make a h.t vii. t..mIims ot hungry people of Europe H iIrh.n Hoover fcd If the m... md uwr Nanrcuc would come back [. earth. ". have mot bit of doubt but that som. senator from some havseed state would uaes lis motives and his charact- le. T. chief trouble with thc United States -ua'. Is that there are too many u.. in i. who arc wasting a lot of time att t.u- people m .on--wmdcd speeches instead o. m.rm- along legislation that is .eH Tn. good u. fhe country.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

In tac death of Mrs William Livie last Sunday morning, DougIas Island lost one o.r> finest womeu Mrs Livie was model o everything that a wife should be. A m.lc. housewife thrifty and of a happy disposition. hcr loss is a personal loss to r.. whole community She will be missed by everyone. and hcr husband has our deepest sympathy.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

T.. .arl of Charles Warren Johnson a n. early a-o O. thirty is rcgrcttab.e Car... was me o. inc boys who grew Go muU u pW-a> Island of whom we v.. muu uc received his education in ... ..-.H institutions o. learning largely r.nu-. his own efforts and had reached m. >a-e 70. his career when thc future u...I bright md everything pointed to r.. a. t.a. .. uou.d -o far m his chosen r.o--..n made brave igh, and we an. -ur. that his widow and other relatives I.. tH. sincere sympathy aII the people .. 'u.~ Island who knew him from boy hood ru manhood and had followed his ra.e.r with arOa- interest
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Newspapers are suspeuding on account print paper shortage and the forests of Alaska contain enough timber to make sut- eicut paper to last for generations. Seems O us that there is something wrong about [ hp situation somewhere
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Announcement is made that there will hca um-stop airplaue race between Seattle ud Juneau in May for a prize of S25,O0O. Might be fine in May but we would have owed to have seen plane make a landing u this vicinity carly in the week.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

The trial at Moutcsauo of the WobbHes .largcd with the Amsticc Day murder IS attracting a lot of attention throughout .lc romtrv Great trouble is being cNpcri- uccd in picking a jury Many are called llt few are chosen
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Ludwig Martens, representative m Ann erica of the Russian Bolsheviki. says that Red Russia can lick the world We would say that Mir. Martens is taking in just a little too much territory.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

The Seattle Spirit is again being n- vcsieatcd. This time it is ou account of alleged enormous shipbuildiug frauds. Any way. the ships were built, and that is some hing in Seattlc's favor
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Alaska is tbc best place in the world in mch to live. or this we have mo doubt There were times, however, during the re- cu. visit of old Man Taku in our midst bata little shadow of doubt as to the wuth- umcss of the above statement crcpt into .W mmd
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

The Canadian government reports that Canada is free from the flu. The fact that Canadian rye can be secured from govern mcut vendors has nothing to do with this announcement.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

There will be am interesting program next Tuesday night at the Douglas Parent Teachers Association meeting. Anyone spending am hour OF so at the meeting will be amply repaid for the time spent
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Politics are tecmiug in the capital city, Underground wires are being pulled and political fences meudcd in many places. u speaking of the Alaskan political situ
 riou w cwould paaphrase Bret Hmte $ saving about the hcathn Chincc which started off "For ways that are dark
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

That lady faculty team that won the recent basketball game in Juneau is all to the mustard. We knew that ten-dollar raise would do some good
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
THE SHORTEST NAME

Among the names Of l,5oo.ooo soldiers. sailors and marines record ed in Che files Of Che War Risk Inc surauce Bureau at Washington. Che shortest family name was "i." borne by two soldiers who were natives of Hawaii Their name consisted of two letters. but it was pronounced iu two sylIables
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Job Printing at tho Nowa office.
The Washington times., 1920-09-21
Night Bathing For Washington
People Next Year
BY BILL PRICE.

Washingtonian who has returned from trip West
was much interested in public night bathing in St Louis
Chicago St Paul. Minneapolis and Pittsburgh In all these
cities he witnessed thousands Of people enjoying themselves
the bathing places being brilliantly illuminated by elec
rcty and searchghts On the lake front Chicago the
night bahers the majority of them young people who work
until late hours of the day. having the most heathfu
of pleasures in most orderly properly supervised to
especially for those who go to bathing beaches in
the day hours and pronounced by many city officials the
cleanest possible amusement for the young that it at
tracts them from other and resorts where moral
dangers to the young freely present.
In ST. Louis last year 100000 vsitatons made to
the public bathing places and fully half of these at
night Only three lives lost out of this vast number
AT the Tidal Basin in this city there is provision for
night bathing The equipment is there but the force would
have to be enlarged to give thorough supervision and in
addition there would have to be installed the necessary
illumination that the life guards might keep in touch with
all swimmers venurng beyond ordinary bounds
At Bay View, Baltimore night bathing this year
has drawn of people, and it is private enterprise
not under public supervision.
The Tidal Basin is controlled by Colonel RIDLEY,
recommendations to Congress for additional appropriations
provide night bathing here would have weight with that
body Colonel Ridley has been earnest in his work with
Congress public recreaon for the people of Washing
ton evidenced by the bathing beach, the golf grounds
and other features There apparently good grounds
for objection night bathing here and good
why it should be added for those who cannot find time in
the day hours.
The Washington times., 1920-09-21
Bugs Baer
INQUIRIES
What's Become?

What's become Of the old-fashion-
ed woman who used to catch her
heel in the hem of her skirt?
Now she can't do that unless she's
a high kicker.
What's become of the lady who
wouldn't go to a dance because she
had nothing to wear?
Now she goes for the same rea-
son.
And the temperate old chap who
only drank at home?
Now he feels at home anywhere.
And the old-fashioned loving
couple who married for better or
worse?
They got both.
And love in a cottage?
The cottage has been divided into
eleven apartments and so has the
love.
The old -and-carry grocery
store?
You still pay cash, you get
nothing to carry.
The coal man with the big broom,
basket and shovel?
He's bought a manicuring set
The kid who used to swipe his
pops cigarettes
Now he swipes his MONS
The short engagement and long
marriage?
Now it's a long engagement and
short marriage.
The pound OF Hamburger steak
with little extra thrown in for
the cat?
Now the cat is thrown in for you.
And the old-fashioned letter car
rier who just got enough wages to
starve on?
He's still with us.
The Washington times., 1920-09-21
Didn't Recognize Him.

Gordon married widow with
eight children, who, in course OF
time, presented him with ten chill
dren. One evening he found in the
street where he lived little boy.
weeping bitterly.
whats the matter, little man.?
incurred Gordon, caressing him.
"I've lost my way" sobbed the
youngster.
Then come home with me. I'll
give you something to eat and take
care Of you"
Accordingly. our kind-hesrted
friend took the little fellow home,
and said to his wife:
"See, dear. have brought you
this child found him all alone in
the street. One more or less won't
make much difference; we Will treat
him as IL he were our own"
why, you stupid! Don't you
know him? It's our Percyw
The Washington times., 1920-09-21
THE "MEDIUM" GIRL.

SINCERITY" writes for the type
of happy medium" girls who are
neither painted dolls" nor plain
gingham James"
This is the girl, she says, who
dresses stylishly but not too eN-
tremely: dances well, believes in hav-
ing a good time, but has sense enough
to see that having a date every night
is not all there is in life; who makes
up artistically II II adds 10 her at
tractiveness, and shows common
sense"
The Washington times., 1920-09-21
Keeping Up With The Times
How Are You Getting Your Educatopr

Are you satisfied with your present job? Are you pro-
crossing? Is your salary ample?
your to these questions is sound and in the
negative, suggest that let The Washington Times
help you.
Read The Times every day. 1t is liberal education
and with education you will progress.
At the flag" end of the day. when you need inspira
ton, amusement and help you will find The Times supple
these wants costs only go cents month to have it de
livered to your homo.