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IN VT Ar E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Carol I-iu" din ELL
wood City, Pa. Are onoare. a in
vita pc toate surorile Societati,
Cluburi 81 Parochii; precum 81 pc
toti romanii 81 romancele din loc
81 jur lua parte la petrecerea
impreunata Gu dams care va avea
loc, Sambata in % Iulie a. c. in
Hala Soc. din loc.
Inceputul petreceri va Fl Ia
orele $50 p. IN. 81 va dura pana
noaptea tirziu. o muzica din ce'
lea mai bune va distra pc onor
public Gu cele mai frumoase ari
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
Pretul de intrare, domnii 75c
Damele 35 cents.
Bufetul va fl aranjat Gu eel,
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 beutur
recoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc GU mar
multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc call
ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toti frati
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor d;
sprijinul d-nealor participant in
tr'un numar cat Sc poate de mar
la aceasta petrecere, pana la re
vedere am ramas salutandu-va CT
dragoste frateasca.
Comitstul aranjator.
| (168-69).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22
Surprinderi
legislative

Mai interesante decat proiec>
tele de legi Gu atatea portite cate |
rinduri, care sc prezinta Came
relor spre votare no varietur, eI
altceva, apartinand unui sistem
Gu totul nou, al carai merit va
ramanea legat de guvernarea
d-lui Averescu, sprijinita pc pre-
sidari ca aeea de la Camera.
ORR de Sc lea minoritatea Gu
binele orr de sc bruscheaza de la
inceput acest material de expul-
sat, la un moment, care neaparat
trebuie sd vie, apare pc neastep-
tate amendamentul miraculos.
Ell are fericitul dar de lovi
legea viitoare in celia ce parea Cd
are mai ESSENTIAL. Capitalistii carl
Sc temeau pentru veniturile lor
adesea atat de ostenitor procu-
rate rasufla in fata unei cote
mSntuitoare. Strainii, absenteii-
stii carl pierdusera intreaga lor
stapinire rurala intro tara pc
care n 'au vroit-O sd fie q lor sa
trezesc ca li-se restituie casa,
/ pare, padure, pasune, Gu dreptul
de lie vinde orr cui Gu orice pret
in termin de trei ami de zile.
/ Indata ce apare clausa iesita
din chibzuirile misterioase, masi-
ma Legislative pusa sub cea mai
mare presume, de Ia banca mi
nisteriala pornesc indicatiile po,
runcitoare, organizatorii zgomo
tului pc bancile majoritatii ISL
trag aierul pentru 0 puternica
manifestatie, mantle, cele scurtc
ca 81 mai ales cele lungi, sc ridi-
CD. Protestatorii dau Ochii Gu CO.
misia de discipline pentru q Fl
zvirliti afara.
Surprinderile Legislative au In
trat in obiceiul terri.
j Va trebui de acum innainte 81
II
tinem sama 81 de dansele in noua
Isituatic morala q Romaniei Mari.
n. Iorga.
(''N. Romanescss-.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22

S. S. REGINA DITALIA, pleaca
la 80 1ulie.
S. S. CANADA Ia 5 August q. c,
s. S. AMERICA la 6 August.
S. S. MCCALL HELLAS la 6 Au.
gust. Pretul egal pentru fie.
care este $145.W $500 taxa.
Adresati-vd Gu toata increderea
la Agentia adevarat Romano.
|P. CHINA, Prop. q Notar Public
1853 South 11hin st. Akron, Ohio
(2-5-22 Iulie) :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22

Frantei 81 presedintele congrel-
lui, reimprospatand ideile susti.
mute de colegul san, baronul ~
Bourqueney, in conferentele vik
neze, propune e., 'inainte Ide =
Sc incepe discutia priyitoare r.
organiEarea prineipat y =
hotariasc6 . chestialie de prinel
pin, apume dacx aceste douk ptSs
vincii ~ ! r1ninee dspkrtil 4
|ssu daca M - Il Mi Ains = 4
|fntruniased n ma singurx, arG-
|ttnd e. nnires rxepande pe Y
pin = npmigte neessit1} 4 lssco5s
rite ptih cercets tsrea q lbare % %
|mints ! ebitelof lor inter I|iI. y.
Cohsrepsd " trvbui - Sls M
miasc1 ii y . Prod 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22
RAMAS BUN

MOI subsemnatii de mai jos
plecand spre Patria noastra Ro-
mania, mai inainte de plecarea
din New York, venim a aduce
multamita publica, Domnilor P.
China, agent in Akron, Ohio, 81
A. Neder, din New York, care
atat dl p. China, cat 81 dl A..
Neder, in toate informatiile 81
indrumarile date Gu ocazia pie
carii noastre; find dl p. China,
inpreuna Gu moi la New York,
unde STA dat toata silinta ne
ajuta in toate lipsurile Gu ocazia
plecarii noastre Gu vaporul The
| nistocles din 80 Iunie 1921.
Aducem multumita publica 81
in special dior P. China, 81 A.
Neder, pentru serviciul prompt
81 cinstit, unde Gu aceasta ocazie
recomandam serviciul D-nealor,
81 fratilor Romani care pleaca in
Romania Mama, sd sc adreseze
numitilor Agent, 81 toti care Sc
vor adresa dansilor vor ramanea
multumiti pc deplin in toate a.
ifscerile lor.
| Ne tinem de datorinta, a anun-
ia Cd dl p. China pc spesele
D-sale q calatorit Gu moi inpreuna
pana la inbarcarea pc vapor, 81
unde a stat 4 ceasuri Gu moi pc
vapor, pana ne-a aranjst locurils
I(Cabine pc Clasa q doua) unde
lnu ne-a costat mai multi ca pc
clasa treia ). .acest serviciu nu Ia
facut alt Agent pana acuma, ci
Id P. China, avand Influenza, 81
y
! incredere mare Ia Compania de
vapor, National Greek Line, loua
de mai jos subscrisii ne-a facut
acest favor 81 cinste; pentru care
moi de asemenea lam facut d-lui
IP. China un cadou frumos, pre-.
cum 81 aceasta scrisoare, Gu care
dl p. China Sc poate exprima
fata de orr cine:
In primul rind recomandam
serviciul cinstit care il ofera dl
P. China, 81 care este eel mai BUN,
sigur, 81 cinstit, 81 peste toate a
cestea este eel mai eftin, dl p,
China Gu ocazia aceasta la New
York, facut legaturi noui, atat
ecu plecarea pasagerilor cat 81 Gu
trimiteri de bani, 81 pentru care
fratii Romani pot q Sc adresa Gu
mai multa incredere in ori &C
afacere 81 trebuinta ar avea.
Adresati-va Gu toata increderes
La Agentia Romano p. China
Prop. din Akron, Ohio unde vet
ramanea pc deplin mult&miti
Lasati strsinii Ia Q parte 81 spri
limit pc al nostri; Zicem Ia reve
dere. Si a ne fntalnim in Roma,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22

fie inebeiata. In IN memorandum
fmpartasit curtei rusesti de catra
imputernicitii Austriei, Frantei 81
Angliei in q Decemyrie 1854, Sc
spune, in privirea principatelor,
ca puterile ''inteleg Cd nici una
din stipulatiile vechilor tratate
ale Rusiei Gu Poarta privitoare
i ziseQe provincii M sr putea ii
'nentinute II incheierea pacei 81
co intoemirile ce ar ii &. - kas6
in privirea lor, au ) ii astfei ~
trivite, in cit & dea o nult1mire
Tdeplina drspturilor pntsrei s,ax9
lrane, oelds 4le prinisiip patelor, pe pe
cit u interyselor eensrsle ~
Enropei'.
In luna lui Martie ansll ur1i&- I
tor, desehia1ndu-s oonle lersntele
~ Viena, Rusis elrs prsvidea
xfirsitul rkzboinIpi dsGlsrx q Y
unevte II tetul y e6sl1 pxrsre,
a. condit y 'nenels
ordnd dai1i ~ r. = q il II 4 y pin
\ I | ! I \ J ] oesl4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22
/ mia Mare.

mia Mare.
Seminar Gu mantle noastre
proprii.
Andrei Neagoe, Frent Mihai,
Florea Dragsn, Florea Fulbar,
Ana Cristea, Ana Satmar, loan
Flip, Gavris Russ, Toma Bera,
Nicolae Petran, Dumitru Epure,
Mattel Pop, Elena Pop, Elisaveta
Pop, Ana Pop, loan Stana, Teo-
dor Luce, Ana Luce, Maria ria Luce,
Petrn Gavrih vasiie BrSSaSean, Sae Ma.
stasia Gavris. ="
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22

Intfeaga l6iae edheatS va celc-
bra memoria lui Dante Aaighieri
ip 2, fIf fSIffptemvris - Il {2!S.s S0o quite de
An i| de cand ! nnrit Dante este
unul dintre eel mai mare poet d
[a devenit renumit dnps ce .
scris Divina Comedia. La luat
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De VINzARE

Soft drink parlor, in centrul
RoManilor. Afacere rentabila pen
tru cei ambitiosi de a face bani.
Pentru informatiuni, adresati-
va la ziarul America" NJ. F.
(168-7O).
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slBLlo!eRlAFlE

A aparut: Revista ''SANATA.
TEA" Gu un material bogat de
cetit, scrisa de cei mai renumiti
DOctori de acasa, fOarte intere-
santa pentru tineri.
Abonamentul pentru Statele
Unite 81 Canada $500 pc an.
Numeri singuratici 25c.
Scrieti la:
VASu.E CUCU1
reprezentant ziarului "Americe'
431 Z. 66 Str. New YcGk.
(1-5).
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De WHARF

GR0CERIE 81 BUCERIE 81
tuata in centrul Romanilor, 81
care in acest loc de u ami, GU
afacere buna 81 vinzare mare, sd
vinde din cauza ca proprietarul
merge in patrie. E afacere Gu
un viitor, pentru un ON harnic
Adresativa la:
2661 East seth Str.
Cleveland, Ohio.
(169, 70-71).
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1PA11 m 1uoAl1 u
Pretul pentru publicatii ca: CAut."
sDo vin1are," "Anunt de c&sxtorfe," !"
etc. costa pentru fiecare cuvint :
CENT? de publicatie. Sub 50 dc cent?
nu % public4 mimic.
Pentru Dxri de seam&, 1nvitxri dc
botex, cununii sau dansuri. cent? u-
mia, sau $500. l coloan& dc star.
Publicatiile 81 fie insotite Dc ouMa
necesar&. Credit nu are decit oociofa-
tile din Uniunea s. r. A.
Nanuscriptels sau fotografii NJ -
lnapoiaxG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
Reduce the Crop.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
S!r.-l have read wi,h more than
ordinary interest. very s"nsibl" and
reasonable communication. on tho
question OF reduction Of the tobacco
acreage by j. O. w. Gravclcy. Of
Rocky Mount. y. c. No one who
knows MIR. Gravclcy and his conncc-
ton with the tobacco industry can
have the least excuse Tor ch1rcii :
him with unworthy or selfish mutivrs
In the position he takes. This man
devoted much of his ;line during the
many years Of his busy lifc as Il to-
naccn warehouse man in aI earnest.
honest effort 10 help tobacco farm
"rs. Ills enthusiasm aud zeal IN
travelling over Eastern North Caro-
lima at his own expense In an .nart
To relieve tho distress or the farmers
during IN" ow-prlce period beginning
aAout 1903 Is well remembered by
many farmers In almost every locality
OF the bright tobacco bolt. ana his
honesty Of purpose and sincerity pI
intention was never questioned.
Now. here Is a man who has no
tobacco To sell. In other words. nc
- not n Spectator or tobacco mcr-
chant. II you please. He is not q
GARNER and does no, plant q hll of
tobacco and he certainly is not look-
ing for favors or privileges from
nose who would profit by his advice.
Other than the consciousness that h"
is dlschargins what he considers a
public duty and n natural inclina-
tlon on his par, TO render service to
the tobacco farmer. Therefore. docs
IL not seem In the light .of common
sense that what he says should IL"
taken at face value and as n fact aud
listened 70 and needed. yet there ar.
those who have doubted the over
whclmiuS evidence and proof that
there is u surplus OF tobacco on hand
and hay" hoped until they have al
most believed that by some magic
mysterious turn Of the wheel OF for
tune these tremendous surplus stocks
"f tobacco would vanish and thoy
would win. Let them beware. Thcs"
surplus stocks viii never grow much
smaller until such crops as we have
grown during IN" past three years
are reduced and reduced greater than
We have ever yet reduced tn" crop.
What class Of mon VIII profit most
by reduction OF 40 per cent OF the
tobacco acreage this year? First, tn.
farmer in many ways, but principally
by Gcvotinr more time ana attention
to the tobacco crop which h" plants
aud making better tobacco. hy de-
voting more time and attention 10
The growing of home supplies. which
Il large majority of Ir farmers In
the tobacco belt fall 20 do. Second
the sO-cailcd iudepcnd Ut buyer VIII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
Martin Williams Objects to Por-
lions of Editorial on "Clcr.
iCul Kaiscrism."

To the Editor OF The Times D.spn,ch.
Innm:,r, n"Ee feau your editorial OF
Han uary - entitled Clerical Kaiser
IN, and as ] was member II the
i;eSi' stature 20 which you refer, was
me patron Of the enabling act
''SS by that Legislature. and was
INC H"or reader Of the majority party
IN that House Of Delegates / deem il
not on; of place that | should ofrnr
III comments on that part OF tn.
,Wir,iiH..'it wherein You say that 1T
ISihia) mas been shancd by the
sitht OF Legislature cravenly clus
tered in the hollow OF II clcrical
This Is an extremely grave charge
TO be made by what pretcnds tn he
me reading newspaper of the STATE
AGAINST an entire Legislatures. ana a
Tn"rsc thht Is not founded on the
inctS; Discussing your charge against
IN" Lcfislaturc. ! vii! say that this
Leg stature had behind il the active
nS'tHi Lon OF the temperance question
years. II had behind Il the almost en-.
iirc hoIE OF Christian pcople Of the
state: IT had behind il the active
Moth OF the Aat-Saloon League.
Whirh mad carried this temperance
sentiment into every city, county.
own hamlet, and almost every hoinc
Oh TINS state; it had behind it the
PRAYERS supplicationS, and petitions
OF perhaps Is per cen, OF the mnth.rs
OF TINS state. and these petitions We're
IN written form. presented to this
~ ihiaturc, aS the archives OF tn"
capitol Will now show: il had behind
~ u record of Legislature that had
refused TO submit this question 10 IN"
p"op!c. ana TWO years aritation
very Legislature YOU refer to- which
VAS elected for the express pUruosc
oil passing this act. and above all
Wheh the act was passed and the final
tcSt came at the polls tho action OF
TINS Legislature was ratified bv the
people OF this State hy n majority of
"-."po over all tho influence and
money That tho whisky people Couid
usc is the election. ana this was DO
TORE the great war. when the soldier
vote we hear so much about Mas mt
nome. Respectfully.
MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Harrisburg. Va, Jan. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
woman Gives Hawk View.

To the Editor az The Times Dispatch
Sir--You viii. no doubt. bc sur
r:iscd to near hawk rNpcr!cucc''
given by resident OF Richmond
My chicken farm" is located In
Byrd Park, aud II any one has hud
a more thrilling. active experience
t.'"n for the past year the state
should be notified ;hat they may dOu.
nlc their reward for the scalp OF the
hawk
Tarrr, practice has supplantcd auc-
ton bridge. ana Afternoon tea" ls
sirp"d while = double barrel brccCh-
loader stands In arms length ready
Tor the prey when Tn" danger signal
- given By the cock
There are two Varieties: tho little
hawk that is no larger than u
pigeon tina, carries OF tn" baby
chickens. aud tho !arE" Eray-brown
hon hawk" with whit" under i,g
wings The latter - the most do
Siruciivc aud persistent often return
ing az least dozen times In one day
swoop.ng down at ones doorstep.
frequently wogrdlnr tho hon. for no
!s so closely pursued hy two or tire.
crows that drir" the hawk away be-
Tor. the damaE" IS fully completed
Even tho hclp uf tho shotgun aun
IN" crows haze not entirety protrc'rd
INC nnrk. for they have been reduced
ircm lj0 To 100.
There is no doubt In my mind thor.
D." nothing II Bird so dcStructIvn. rouId
do 10 redeem itself with tho fnrnicr
MRS. CLAIMING TURNER.
Richmond. Va. january 80. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
MUSCLE SHOALS MAY
FURNISH SOUTH'S POWER
Developments Depend on Govern
mcntS Policy With Respect
to This Plant.
tnv AssoaInteh ~ J

WASHINGToN. F.n. 5.-Dcvclop-
ment OF water power in scvcn South
"rn States depends on the govern
m"nrs policy with respect TO the
Muscle shoals. Ala. plant, Colonel
itHsh l.. Cooper, government consult
ing engineer on the dam there. de-
cInred bcfor" the Senate Appropriate
r"nS Committee. as set out in Tho
hearings on the sundfy c!yi! bill.
made public yesterday. The power
from I'M. plant might he sold al cost
ana no private capital would under
'"he TO go imto competition with tho
United States government, Colonel
Cooper asserted
lhc construction Of this dam. COL
one! cooper said. would davclop tho
"u""'hS or water power throughout
'""t entire section. There are ten
or twelve distribution companies in
me South. which has already a VERY
great need for additional power. no
"""cd' Tho Project can be comulc,cd
i"r $4,000. 900. Colonel Cooncr con,
i"u'd ana It's power could be lcos.d
"rnmnn, q rat" as to pay the gov
pchscs of operation ana urjsecn r,rr
rem from this dam. Colonel r,cnncr
MAN, IN S Cam reach territory OF
fsh
T ~" tnicct people in seven Sia,cs
h' MuScIc shoals dam when com
hhUo' VII create an energy of 510
e eor, horsepower. Colonel Cooper as-
r.fHn. adding. the whole southern
tr, .!"rn Is at The mercy of ;his ~
igr ~" 0pposcd assigning the no
'.iI!.s OF tho dam 10 a rovcrn-
@icaI ,crti.i%"r plant. advocating in
nnt',i h''iing the current up to com
les, ~; ana ana out whether tho
~ interests OF tho public lilo nlnm'.
trfIr,virr. iii@"r md. or tho water dis
TAKEN ',,. mn Tho power would he
No., ." EYER: Colonel Cooper si.yce,cd
~. .sn,iS'ributing agency formed nv
Sou,b n3o or seven utilities OF the
M " n,I,. Water Power Commission
I,ownrs me birmingham and Alabama
s," "mTr company. tho Southern po,nr
tc y,rin""y, ana the York. Penn, in
.HtH. ana similar ones.
f,onIhpiction OF the project co,opo,
cona|,noTTaa i4 would save the power
OF territory. 5000. 600 'uSrc mics
poyynr ca me dam for the primarv
SIX months. III thirty-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
NO LIMIT ON AMOUNT Of
WINE FOR SICK PEOPLE
Kramer Rules That Physicians May
Use Their Own Judgment in
Prescribing QuantitN.

BOSTON. Feb. The amount %;
hhrd Liquor It sick mnn may acquire
legally Is definitely fixed IS statute
hut the only limit TO tho amount 81
WINE he may obtain is the sound
aud honest Judgment al his physician
and perhaps. ihe depth OF his purse.
Prohibition Comm ssioucr kramer.
IN formal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT yesterday
Says there seemed - 10" some con
fusion as {" the quantity ot wine
mat physlciIn may prescribe. 10
'i'ar III all doubts, hc lays down
this rule:
Until further orders. physicians
may prescribe in their practice such
quantities % win" a. they. in IN,
exercise OF their sound and honest
judgment. deem necessary in the
particular case, II they. In good faItI,
believe that in the use OF wine rs a
medicine by the person for whom il is
prescribed is necessary and viii af-
ford relief TO him from some known
ailmcnt."
Mr.. kramer warmed that physicians
should use ''cXtraordiHary care not
10 abus" the right given them" and
state directors were told 20 guard
this matter most carefully to the cf-
feet that the said privilege be not
abused hy any phySicianS.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
OBREGON GIVES MEXICAN
BANKS PERMISSION TO OPEN
Twenty Institutions. Closed During.
tarranHn's Admini>trn lion, viii
Resume Operations.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. . More than
twenty Mexican banks, which form
criy had authorit? TO issue paper
money, and which We're closed during
the administration ui President car
rnnza. have bean given perm .saiun TO
resume business through a decree
made public 10y President Obr.gnn
The largest of these institutions WAS
the Banco Nacional d. Mcxico. al
this city. in which there are heavy
foreign Investments.
Formal proofs Of their right to re-
open their doors must be fled by
the banks with the Minister OF the
Treasury within thirty days, although
this time may be extended Of
fciaily to sixty days.
Liquidation of the banks obliga-
lions, including the payment OF de-
posts made prior to April 10. 1913.
must be paid as follows: ali ella inns
less than 1000 pesos must be paid
in gold Immediately and all above
that amount must be paid in six
years.
in eight years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY c. 1921.
Invoke the Custer Law

p PROHIBITION is not a political issue
in Virginia. If enforcement Of the
prohibition laws has failed, or is fail
lng-and the charge that it is comes
from the innermost household Of its
friends and not from those who opposed
lt-then the blame must be placed
sQuarcly and honestly where it belongs.
If the enforcement machine is not work
ing effectively, the machine itself should
not be condemned until those in charge
Of its operation have demonstrated its
ineffectivencss i'll actual practice That
The fault is not in the machinery is evil
dent in the fact that the most important
part Of it never has been put into opera
ton. Nor has any attempt ever been
made to strengthen it in any manner.
If enforcement is falling down-and
the prohibition leaders point to numcr-
Gus violations of the law in proof that it
is-then the responsibility lies nowhere
except OH the shoulders of the prohbi-
ton leaders themselves, who have at
their command an enforcement machine
of their own designing, which they have
consistently failed TO put to the uses for
which it was erected. BY no strength
OF the imagination can any responsibility
for laXncSs or failure to enforce the pro-
hibition laws be laid at the door of the
Governor or any other OF the regularly
constituted authorities except that of
the Prohibition Dtrartm @nt itself, which
is Independent Of the Governor S control
in this connection it is gratifying to mote
that the Richmond News Leader. in an
able editorial, and other representative
newspapers throughout the State have
taken this sane view of the prohibition
situation as IL exists in Virginia. and
have absolvcd the Governor from any
responsibility for lax law enforcement,
The Prohibition Department. set IN AS
an independent unit OF the State nnv.
eminent, that ii might be kept out Of
politics and he responsible ONLY TO the
Legislature, was not intended as the
head OF a special constabuarv force ol
its own creation but 10 supervise the
work OF prohibition enforcement. and it
has at lis command every police officer
lin every county and city. TO strengthen
its hands the custer law was enacted
whereby any public official dcrciict in
his duty might be proceeded against bv
the commissioner, n power more far
reaching than any intruStcd TO the Gov.
ernor himself. Thus the machinery was
set up by the men who designed il. vii.
the sanction OF Legislature that was
Overwhelmingly Ill sympathy with il.
Now, on the eve Of an election for
Governor, come complaints from the
very men who set up the enforcement
4 machinery that II is NOT working. Why
Do those who drew the prohibition plans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

OF course. profit IL the reduction Is
sufficient To enable him to sell some
or all OF his stocks OF tobacco which
constitutes large per cent Of the
present surplus supply. Unless these
independent buyers can dispose Of
their stocks of tobacco they cannot
rc-cntcr the market. have never
known many of them to dispose OF
their stocks who did not rc-cntcr the
market and become competitive bid
dcrs for the farmers Tobacco. The
farmer. therefore. would profit to TIN.
extent at least al whatever Cuinpc,E-
ton the lndcrcudcnt buyer gives TO
the market.
@. l.. JOINER.
Grcenv!llc. y. C.. Feb. =. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bi HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Again md Again.

The same thing that happened to me ycstcr,iay
Has happened again. has happened again.
The same thing dread when it gets in my
las made me TO sricve among men,
.he soup that l ordered was cold, and the
hash
was fnii or potatoes and not worth the cash,
And tn" food that pay for turns out to be
uaSh
Again and again and again!
weep for the woHs that encompass my oath
They stall mo again. they stall me again!
Quite trivial incidents stir up my wrath
Ana drip bitter thoughts from my pen,
inc cop on the corner neglected "A Hyh,
While he pinched for failing to turn to
the right:
And I've paid foolish fines. hftecn bones at a
bite.
Again and again and again.
ana so go on through this valley Of tears
Ana sorrow again. anl sorrow again,
Ana see all my joys their various biers
Hauled out to their asphodel glen.
Us certainly tough how tho fatcs seem to see
lot or amusement in Worrying me-
ANA MY Goat has been hog- tied and thrown
hully gee
Again and again and again.