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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Wnnt. Our Debtor. IN rn,-

To the Editor or Tn" Times Dispatch.
Sif ' our editorial IA Tho Times
dispatch, on SATURDAY. February IL
VIZ our Debtors Mus, ray.' is IA.
nortant national debt question for
sometime and I tax" this means 30
congratulate YOU rrIut {, again H.,
Tong primer ur larger typc SO the
pe"pl" VIII read IL again and APP
rr.ciate II, also perhaps aid Congress
man Fish. OF Now YORK, get tho
m"asur" before Congress.
if the suggestions alone in ;bi.
editorial We're adopted rs the nations
OF the earth Il credit system cOul,
soon hc established ANA tnis national
debt question and al ;hc c,nploy"s
WI" h"%r IN" books could 30 done
away with aud -" cuuid also uud
out who The earth really belongs TO.
Tho earth dOc\l't o.S" these debts
y Is tn" people. aud nrn sure ,h.
n""rl" can pay - better with earth
than !"rhnrs With NOR" human III.
Sh"uIh 10" hwhre that eNorNinin. in
Ia" must b" paid for. even me-. Itgnlf
som. time. aud why not halnnc" the
national hooks now our ow,,
Louisiana Purchase proves II can he
done alOul. the liuog az your editorial
ana n dom" all can nnd ont whether
they have ANY friends or enemies
Tho real la siC principle % ali wtrs
- TIA" almighty dollar and IL Nc win
10 "l.miuat" ia" priNuiplc. tlu.u ,yc
!" pay US. Then let as do our duty
anil put TIA. coll"c:ors In the neld and
square M tho books
trust YOU Viii print tho editorial
ashin AID continue TO keen after tho
Chamber OF Commerce about frcoInI-
thcs" ridiculous Ioll bridges
GEO. r. nnOSKI
Richmond Va. February II. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

To tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
SIR, la q recent iRsu" OF yOiIr p,
per noticed your Advocacy ~ over
mead raiirond crossings. This should
appear IN itE Ncry inception am i'm
i0Sh!Lility. the tendency. which 10
4 innrhH! one. ~ - 40 away With tnc
Instrument whenever disastrous .,c-
cil"nf axes rla"c. II wc could unlv
r'' PEOPLE :" stop. lock ana thlrt a
tttl" 4 would inmate any tom
d'n"y Or necessity TO burden our
railroads with any furtE,r ana M.
necessary .'rislation. II appears tNAt
th"r" Sh"pid De an even creator need
Tor overhead "roSsInrE AZ dangerous
street corner. whore ia" hazard is
much greater than tho highways and
hywnys With the railroads
~ might bo FAR nrrc essential that
a rGrrdrall should be- placed along
tn" sidewalks 20 prevent tho pcucS-
TRANS FROM falling In the street Il.
you hay" tin" inclination ~ como carly
period. 10 might bc well TO haze 4
good, strong editorial on carcl"ss-
n"Se. VICTOR VI. MOON
Frederick burg. Va, Feb a. 1921
tour correspondent is in error Ia
SAYING We advocated overhead cross
ings for railways. what "" did adj
voCR." is tn" statioring of guards or
tho Installation of mocha uicnl- guard
systems at these crossings Editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

~" iH"t that probabi: no man who
"HSlSiS IN the automobile repair Shop
mus ever spent dollar on his .,u-
'h'ion, having received only such ag
me state provides ana then entered
..i ~ upon Il rcinnn'rativc ncCupat Ion
IN" teacher, however. must take IA.
seven years OF puhliv-schunl work
'Hhr ni hiGh- school work. four y"urS
OF 'o'l'E" work At great oxp"ns" TO
somebody, and then teach two y,or,
~ starvation wage b"Tor" sh. is on
.,'lch I" teach in IN" high school at
Ell w" Der year. Ia GONE Of the de-
hfiii"hts she must not only teach ia
"a" school tn" required number Of
hours. with thirty minutes for lunch
~ noon hui she mugt spend tho even
inr hours In the ithorious work or
correcting hundreds az papers writ
t"n BY her class each week W.. do
NOT h"li"N" that thu citizenship OF
i;:"hm"nh. Of any class. NIL! h. VIII
ing Tor ,h"s" who hayc. at great cx-
prns". fitted themselves for The train
lnr of the Young aud HAY" dedicated
themselves 20 this high calling shall
longer II" treated as Richmond is
treating her school toa"horS
FAIiirI.AY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
THREE ARE APPOINTED
AS MARsHALS IN FRANCE
Generals dc Espcrcy, Lyautcy and
Fayolle Are Promoted, Accord
ing 90 REPORTS From Paris.
lNy AAsociatcd prcaH.I


PARIS. Feb. 10 The promotion of
Generals Louis l.. T.. Franchet
d'Esrcrcy, Louis Hubert GonzaIvc I.y-
autcy and Marie Emile Fayol!c as
marSha!e Of France was announced
today.
The promotion Of Generals L'Espe-
rcy. Lyaut"y and Fayonc raises the
number OF rnnrsha's OF France 20 xix.
The other three being Marshals JoMro.
Fo,h and rotllu
m"Hd"i IN ch.r; OF thu oii;.d armies
IA tEo Near East. FREQUENTLY ALLUDED
I" hs tho ruuqucror Of Macedonia. Il
vas hc Nh", al tn" neal Of the al
!i"d ARMIES IN the early ian Of 1918.
brought bulgaria TO terms amer 4
brilliant campaign.
General i.yautcy for several years
hhd ho"n sUcce*sful Governor ot
french Morocco. wh"n I'm lslG he en-
tered the reconstructed Cabinet Of
l'r"mier BRAND as War Minister IL.
Tcs!Encd IN March, 1914. and later Was
ie"Ppointrd resident general In Mo-
rocco.
General rayollc. who recentll paid
visit 10 the United States has a
french army in the FIRST hItt-c II the
Soninr. playing notable part in
stopping me German rush in the
spring OF 1918. ana later command
INK IN" group OF armies which al
Nnnccd south of the Somnc in TN.
German July oflcnsiv" Shortly az
,crwnrd he aided in DELIVERING: In this
sector the blow which started tn,
great German defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
The Poets Corner
Thc Ncirhhnrly I've

You may travel the city down heat
cd ana sad
Nobody cares:
on may mum gay tune, he unfit
eel and glad.
Nobody cares:
Not "A nriG hhoriy eye will inquistivc-
on your figure to note bo,,. ,o,,
chance TO he dr.si.
Ana however you're cursed or how
ever You re blessed
Nobody cares:
All IN, ni ,,if,a worries you're anxious
" Nobody knows
All tho tr!ncs that humble vour son.
Nobody knows
nat inc inDors or pleasures your
W nat tn" size of your fortune or vi,a
Of your wage "'
or exactly the days of the years of
Nobody knows.
IN inc c county whatever YOU wish to
-, Somebody knows
Through The s,incsi Of bluffs how
precisely YOU feel
Somebody knows
and Iosscs .b,t
leave YOU forlnrn
mere ne rents In the cloak of YOUR
:, pride have been torn.
were born
Somebody knows.
There Is comfort in feeling in sorrow
fulncsS
Somebody carcs.
Ihohsh the last little secret which
You may possess
Somebody shares
if the nciShborly eye can detect no
disgrace. ~
of dishonor not even tho hint OF a
trace. VI
Should II search in our being thu
inncrmos; place.
Who ot us carcso
Nt.) Reporter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

- u. IL. NfNnhld.--i hr DURAN AMI
the nahGoSiccn ar" Two delicious
rare fruits of the Philippine Islands.
These fruits are almost unknown In,
the rest Of the world. The rrmnrlc-
hbIc qualities OF ~" DURHAM were dcs-
cantcd upon by Alfred Russell Wallace
the English naturalist and traveller,
during his cNploitntions in tho Malay
Archipelago. The DURAN grows on 4
lofty tree somewhat Resembling an
chm Is about as large as :, cocoanut,
has shiny she'll and contains a
creamy pulp which combines some OF
with those OF a fine cheese .NrCri.
cans in the Philippines call the du-
rian tho vegetable !.iInburEcr
cheese" To ca; 'luri1ns. they say. il
4 now sensation worth voyage there
to experience. The manGosiccn Is
said to be the Only fruit that tho
governor genera! Of the Islands las
never tasted. The cXJi,sitrly .lv-
orcd liquid ii contains cannot he pre-
served for shipping abroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
RADIANT STOCKINGS IN
PARIS STARTLE PUBLIC
One of the Mildcst Designs Is Spider
ana Fly Design Of SILK

ley Intcrnationnl Vows snrvic

Ey international News S"rvicc.1
LONDON. Feb. 10. - Radiant"
stockings. announced from Paris,
hay. not yet startled promcnadrrS in
London. though footwear fashions OF
the moments in England could by no
means be called conservative in con-
ccpt!un and design.
one or The miidost designs is tho
sp!der and ny design. the wen. in del
icnte silk traccry. Is designed to come
just above thc strap of an ankle band
Snor. iiirdS, Wr"aths Of flowers and
!rnt. animals and swastika. signs,
which, appearing on milady's veil,
used to have the effect OF decorating
the Tip OF her nose, have been trans
fcrrcd to the grossamcr stockings.
slim golden or silver anklct
worked in the silk OF the stocking,
is one Hca, which gives AN Eastern
effect 10 an otherwise Western toilet.
Tiny snriGs Of old fashioned low
c-s worked in the correct Colors on
- front OF pair Of stockings were
seen in wear in Bond street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARMER
v nllscs.

Values.
III | were rich us Crocsus WAS
do not know that wealth would be
n very great advantage TO
y fellow built like me;
For | have shelter. | have clothes
An! have food and | have health,
And | hay" never heard OF Faith
That can he bought with wealth
II all the gold and gems ~ Earth
Were a; my feet cannot see
That they would add very much
Z" MI the heart o me.
For love outshincs the summer sun
And love is young when stars are old.
And | have that which seiIcth not
Nor can he bought for gold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
FAMED ST. LAzARE PRISON
SOON TO Be O|sMANTL[D
Tragic and Sinister History OF
Penal Institution for Women
Dates From nth Century.


PARIS. Feb. l9.-Thc famous prIs-
on Of Saint Lazare, the penal lnstitu-
ton for women. situated In the heart
OF Paris. whose tragic and sinister
history dates from tho eleventh cen
fury is 10 be demolished hy the
French government
Tn" ancient prison. harhoriug with
in rs dark and somhcr embraces IN"
has outgrown it's uSrculuoss and viii
ne entirely destroyed
W,;h l:s demolition NH 60 an in.
stitutlnn intimately c"uuoe,od with
some ri the most exciting moments"
century the prison Of saint IaZa-c
was used 20 impriSon enemies OF the
* iugS and persons afflicted with lcp-
rosy Louis thc Great established g
Special hospital for icpcr* N the
For i've centuries Sain, lazare con-
| tinucd as a rcfuS" for ivpcrs. VI the
end OF the seventeenth century Saint
l.azarc was transformed int" an in
stitutiOn for jhc correction Of young
women whose morals had become
"drrclIct.'
Parents who were unable To con
troll their w-illfu! daughters would turn
them over To the authorities !or i'm
rt!sonmcn, In This institution. WoinHn
lbubi guilty by the courts 81 l'JTiS
| Of having committed amy crimes w"r,
also sentenced to S"Cius!on there.
On July IL. 1879. The p"opl" of Paris
nillased and partly destroyed the
| ing about nfty OF the pr souers. Very
| shortly after. with the rcconstruc-
| 'i"n OF The prison. the "u!llotinc room
| was established.
During the last fifty years of tic
| history Saint i.azare has harhorcd
within its dingy corridors nf tomhliIse
coils women convicted of all sorts Of
| crimes. prostitutes. thieves murder
! "ss.S. and many found guilty of po-
| iitical crimes.
| The most famous: inmates of very
| wife Of III" former Premier nt Franco.
| recently cXiicd. vino shot and KILLED
~" editor OF. I.c Figaro, and Mata-
| iiari. - notable beauty. who WAS shot
! last year as a German spy.
| Tn" most prom incnt iamate al pres
ent \" Nine. l:crnain de Ravisi. who
| raul Mrunicr in an espionage case.
| Nine. de Ravisi on being confined IN
| Saint l.nZar" was given suite Of
| rooms which she had emhclliShcd ana
ncr.
Meals wcr" served her on silver
! trays. servants attended her and each
| morning q beauty doctor would visit
| nor suite in the prison. All the pos
Fihic comfort of richly appointed
/ l'ariSian apartment was allowed her.
| about month ago one OF the less
| fortunate inmates complained that she
| was unable to stand the prison fare
| tn" bread ana the soup given the
| prisoners being unfit even for
| animals.
| Mine. de Ravsi. touched by the mis-
| cry of the prisoner. offered the young
! woman some of her food. This en-
! ragged the prison authorities. who
| ordered that Nine. de kavisi be de-
! privcd OF her suite and he given soil
tarv confinement on hard bread and
| water.
! The French prcrs on learning OF
/ the incident has hocn busy CONNIE nj =
l i"' ~ the c"Sr ever since. condemn
I Ing the lrSon ljfc in saint LaZ3re.
/ This event undnubtcdiy had some In
/ 1uenr" on the French government In
hratcnins Its decision 10 destroy tho
prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

protests against the acts OF Mexican OF
tcials. explained the following day by the
President himself as being meaningless aud
not intended to be considered seriously or
enforced. the which has but added IN
suit upon insult against our national honor
and dignity"
Whcrcat the plank dealing with the sub
ject goes on to say: Tho Republican party
pledges itself To IL consistent. firm and ct-
fcctive policy toward Mexico that shall en-
force respect for the American flag and that
shall protect the rights OF American cit
i"cns lawfully in Mexico to security OF life
ana enjoyment Of property. in connection
with an established international law and
our treaty rights
II is believed that the conceded selection
of Senator Albert y. Fall. of New Mexico
as member OF the next Cabinet was largely
influenced by the desire OF the President
elect to have the benefit OF his intimate
knowledge OF the Mexican situation. as n
member of his family of official advisers in
determining tho policy TO he pursued in
meeting tho terms OF this platform pledge
Fall has been the most outspokcn congress
sional critic OF tho present administration
Tor the lack OF vigor which has character
iZed lis dealings with tho sister republic in
the face OF repeated provocation
However since the accession OF General
obreEon TO the presidency conditions have
greatly improved in Mexico. both as re-
cards the suppression OF lawlcssncss and
in loSscncd hostility towards citizens OF the
'hitcd states resident in the republic. Tho
uhFcson administration has evidenced IA
sincere desire TO reach Il better understand
ms with the Washington government and
TO encourage closer relations Of friendship
between the peoples OF the two countries
This new spirit in Mexican life is bound to
have favorable impression on the incom-
lng administration. in that II will be in
huenced 10 lend friendly encouragement to
Tie Oregon government in meeting its in
'"fhauohai Obligations. y policy OF firm
ness tempered by friendlneSs, therefore.
may be expected OF tho Harding administers
t"N, ana TINS course. consistently pursued
doubtless will result in removing the "Mexi-
can problem from the realm OF strained
controversy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Notice to Readers Of
The limes-Dispatch

The rin;cs-Dispntch.I In its "voIcc
or the People" column, wishes to
give spn"c promptly to all corrrs-
pondcnts. lint the pressure of let
ter. Ia so Ercnt thut the editor
IL forccd. in order to present topics
when they are fresh and of Nitnt
interest. to ask correspondence to
ronhrnsr their communications into
.oO words. This request IL rnndc
Ira the spirit of fair play and we
arc confident IL viii he met In TINT
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting or legal nnu mcdi-
rnl subjects, are answered free An
all inquiries nrc answered tlirrctI,
b! pcrAanul letter, nrlf-nLdrrssed
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The rimcs-Dinputch Informu-
tt"n Iiurcau. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
Says All Species of Hawks In This
Section Kill Birds, Chickens and
Small Nninuls

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir;-iIhvinS read number ut
the destruction OF hawks in virgt-
MIA. notice that all those who OPP
pose such action. bas. their objcction
upon hcarsay ani not upon personal
observation and Knowledge. They do
nor give even one good reason for
not destroying the hawk. Thcs" per
sons are surely not in the least ac-
puaintcd with the ways of this pest
state without fear Of successful
contradiction. that all species of tn"
hHWk In this section 10 kill birds
chickcns and small animals: oven the
S"caiicu sparrow hawk. and live chct-
~ On these and do not attempt 10
XIII anything else except when cx.
iir"meiy hungry d" know whereof
Speak from many years OF personal
observation ana cNprricnC" with
hawks IN" rats destroyed by
hhwks would not be missed, as IN.
hawk hunts by day. and the rat
nr"wis mostly at night, therefore
they seldom connect. ! have seen
nnwks kill frogs. toads. snakes, harcy
n,r"i ana chickcns. mostly the latter.
nut never saw one kin II rat. They
may do II. ON" toad is worth ali th~
hawks IN a county for destroying:
iimn"e's' n hawk viii continue to
ono ~ Killed and then Viii hun,
around for tn" range OF another c"v"v
mnn start on ,hat, aud tho Same Way
;,h nlnoh OF chickens and ais"
hunt further than these ar. to he
FOUND. as most other tninrs on this
carth. the hawk takes tn" easiest
way ana hunts the easiest ana h.st
u" can Get. lie viii sit in a ucnrby
irSc for half "a day Watching an on
P"r'unlty To XIII a bird 90 chicken
mri"rt he VIII hunt anything cls"
Wh"r" n" knows these arc. and h.
usually knows.
HAWKE hay" killed FROM 100 to 200
n,.,N"hS Tor me each year for tho
i"WNS kiii every on" | can. aud
J mop" Their" Will he u reward twice
as large offered next year
HAWK KILLER.
Book New Kent County, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

TiAT the policy Of The Harding admins
4 'rahon toward Mexico viii be one Of
frmncss Is ne generally accepted con
clusion OF those who are IN the confidence
OF INC iresiaent-elee' Indeed som" 70 so
Ear as 10 affirm tina, g. VIII be 'Ucueyn.
lenuy aggressive" !, wil he recalled ti..,
Tho Republican platform cr.uczoa WV
severely what IT ch6tac'o-iles ere ,na n,
effective policy OF the pre- rn' almml.tra.
ton" consisting Of wordy, futile, written
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Popular Vote for rrc.,ucn, r,c

&. ]. NJ. NShiand.--Thc popular vote
for President in 1920 was Harding
IL. l3S.a!i; Cox. %.li2.i3s. Watkins
la2.i3S: pebs, 9l5,3o2. and Chr.s,cn.
sen. 212.5li The Republicans elect
ca twchtE-hNc senators. the Demo
Gratis. :. In the Senate Of the Sixty
seventh Congress thor. viii l.. nftv-
nine Republicans and thirty-scvcn
Democrats; ~ IN" ii"us" 800 Rcpub-
!icans and 1872 Democrats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
80 short n. Iti. ,inIrn,"

} -. :. i.yuchbUrs Woman's
grief Is TX, summer storm. short
as i tx violent"
the lor't,oing guoIiatiou * cred
Ky &" Joanna ha.!'-e. Srctva dram
aust and poet. Sh- wrote "rlayS on
the Passions iu which she define
"irS tn" priu.lp4i passions OF tn.
mind each passion being made inc
subject OF 81 IRA cody and a comedy
she died Ia 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
crop. Ia Shenandoah y,,,.,

" y IT. fork Union All Tho
grains and especially wheat arc
do"h Valley. Wheat may he said to
oc its principal crop Fruits. apples
mainly, ru, hir figure IN. Stat,
Agricultural Departments Richmond
caniurn!Sh you with some printed
matter. Write COMMISSIONER q. "
Diner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

;: Sir am a constant reader Of your
column and don't want 20 do anything 10 hurt
il. but maybe you'll print my bet Of any part
OF $1,000 that all the women who voted in
the last election arc blamed sigh, more in
tcrcst,d in Mrs Iiard:nr's clothes than they
are in Mr. iardine's policies.
\ Regular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

i'Nl'iDi';NN, WALES. Frh. IL
Contain Ernest Evans. Coalition Lib
c"ai. Who was supported by the Prime
Minister. Lloyd George has been elect :
~ 10 the House cmmnS YER l.lcw-
.lyn Williams. Independent Liberal.
Ia TN by-clcction held to fll the seat
vacated hy Matthew Vaughan ia :
vics, VINO was elevated to the peer
age. The vote as announced today,
was: Evans. 14,lll; Williams, 1881
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

Henry starr, notorious Oklahoma bandit,
twice pardoned from the penitentiary at
tempted one bank robbery too many when
ne forgot that the average Arkansan has
been trained To he handy with Il rifle when
the occasion called for display OF cour-
uCn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Culinary Note.

"WhatN yCz have for lunch. Num-
"Wha; have we in the house. Mary"
'Wcil'm there's some ham scrap from
EesiiddaH F." hunk o that hecf roast. two pieces
- sausage an stalk O. celery
Good. guess we'd better make some
chicAcn croQucttcs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
The Wind Changes.

Reports from all points OF the compass show
men by the thousands going back TO work III
r'"pened plants. Go"d-hy. Eolshcviki! ~
ncrimentS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

To tn" Editor OF Tho Times l,lSpatch.
Sill NAY. been muoh Interested
IN III" scrvic" which YOU hay. sought
10 render ~" public cchuols Of Rich
nona Il! advocating decent comp"u-
.s:i!"n tor the men ana women who
serve The community I'm the import
ant capacity OF teachers in these
schools II is true. as YOU have
shown. that tn" salaries az the Rich
in"nd schools arc below thuso which
ar" PAID teachers in other cities. I;ut
another contrast has b"on suggested
:" the writer ny 4 hili recently re-
'"iNcd from on" of the automobile
repair shops OF tho CITY. This blll
shows That workm"n in thls shop.
including Car-rrvaScrs. ar. consider
Cd To y" worth l5U au hour Pro-
*umahiy. no man who Touched 'hiE
job eyer had u hirh-schoo, course.
and II may l." doubted that tho man
who dtd the Ercasing part OF IN" job
could read or write. Moreover. II
workman in ono OF these CHOPS takes
his ln! more l-iSurciy IMAM amy school
particular pi"U. OF work referred TO
years ago would HAY. boon finished
in two hours. Again q workman In
an automobile shop can 10 mis- wurI;
Ia "v"rallS. which cost him $3.50 and
VIII last him Sis months Will" a
teacher. to hold h"r job IN ONE of th"
high schools al Ri0hmpHd. must w.,i.
suits which cost from $50 10 800. and
sh" must at IN" same t',uo have
changes of these u .,ac would nor
inp"r!l hcr position
Another contrast Il culr.g,sJ ,
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Up With the Times


Harding j. said TO be bus, plurrin. holes :,
IN" cabinet. hut the most popular q; - T.
pastim" during the last eish; years has been
plugging the Catiuet
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"Thr InInm Must lie rrrAcr.rh.-


Reader, Observation-Disclosures jackson
Vas the President VINO said: our
rcucrai Union. 1t must be preserved"
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Spirit Of Virginia Press

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Of .u,jry ma. sonn na ar,o 49, ""' e,
IN ~. Era ST. ~, .',, :" '' "e"i'
soon have 10 wres;Ie win the erusions of tho
hnddlng 2oe,< who always break .u,o song as
We rather think they VIII"
Here's an explanation from tn. Norfolk
Ledger Dispatch: Norfolk uses more water
course down mere It's beverage"
The stanton Nrws-l.cadcr exclalms: There
= Su!ir4tht ra!son d'ctre FOR Harry fuckers
slogan. t!aeH 10 the Constitution, az a time
"1"n every reserved right OF the states is in
'""'eHE IVY al " "nh'hs'oh-
Iht Portsmouth star puts whole argument
IN " nutshell thus: The United states is and
VIII continue 20 be a most lenient creditor
10 ne! allies. but II would be unfair TO her
own taxpayers TO do anything except insist
upon the ultimate discharge Of the OBJ
legations due her
Tn. Ecwon-, N.v2 Times. BcraId ,iscuss.s
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