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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-25
POCKET BILLIARD
TOURNAMENT

The first game Of what is planned
to be an all-season amateur pocket
billiard handicap Tournaments in which
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-ST0RE IN v. W; SIDE
street preferred. 9o3 Princeton. Col. 1884.
25a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
NEW YORK BONDS
SOUTHERN

May =. 1871
Z 6 Is. r"Ei,t~rri odd ~
y : - cnuron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thiil ~.
I. : 4, registered ................tbitp i'it
: IS coupon ..t.t .....s's....s. 'p.tl ~ =
Panama - registered ............ tb!iI ;.A
banana -. coupon. ....--.... .-... ODD -
American Sric!tlaE and Refining IF.. 20,
American Tr, and TEL ry G@...-..-.. g
Atch!SoE gen. q .--.....- -......-....-.. ~,
Baltimore aud Ohio -. iigs ..-.....,. SIC
Ho'hlrhcrn steel ref s. -....... thidi .l1,
central Of ca cons6!.da,ed .Cbidi -,
Central LEa'h"r = ....- .-............. -
ne sau"ak" and Ohio ESQ. - DE-. ......... NJ.
lH.gp y and Quincy iplni & ...... - :
Chicago. MI and =. =. *. 49, .. -,
Chicago. n md rac. ny. ret: Is. e.'.
Colorado and Southern rcr ~. ..... Tll.
Dc0v~- and Rio Grade c'usJl. is.... =:
nnW!ron - Canada z. C"ab ....-.... =
Eric gcu = ...... Observation-Disclosures. {.
Illinois r"g,ral ~ Is ................- az.
Kans.s cry Southern -et q Odd, -,
ii,.4ul.y..ie ,Hu1 Ea.hy.I.l> mn - ... 81.
Ncw York Contra! deb. &. ......... .
Norfolk and Wcs'"rn cv. g .......... Io't.
Northern Pacific 81 .............. Cntdt IS
Pennsylvania gen. - ...-.......... 80,
Reading gau. = .......-... ......... .... a.
pe?.tlie Iron md steel : nfio' Ch.dl ~.
81 Louis and San Fran. adj Gs ~.
S"HhuaFd Ar Limo adj. - ...-......-... 2-i-
Southern isl' T1'. rs .. IblJ, 80.
Southern Pacific cv - .....-.. So
sou:hcrn Halfway hs .........-.......... SOS.
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$1OO,OOO,OOO
Government of the French Republic
Twenty-Year External Gold Loan 71zq6 Bonds
/ f1ou
Not subject to redemption 0 maturity
" United @ oa Of NE ;: s uP "s~ win
Tor sat H"n Banks i'm eaa ns H' 7s ' anal af
In the Loan Contract under which heseBo to be
ISSUED, the French Government covenants to
4. Morgan a Co.. during the first Sinking
in monthly instruments of not less than s75oOoo
each beginning July l, 1921, 0 be applied %
the purchase of Bonds obtanabe exceeding
and accrued interest; uneNpended portion
instalment remaining the Sinking Fund Of
month to be returned to the French Government
We receiving 10
$3.50 and accrued interest, to Weld over 8aa
3 s M De- n '"r :rn "s'" Co.. i" O'Clock
on @ M s n5 @ % 9 spfe '1 ana
e
First National s National City Company
Guaranty c Of Nav v, Harris Forbes & CO. - >
Lee I"so" Co. 2! % S Read 8 CO
White & Co Spencer Trsk & Co. Kissl knnicuu & Co.
II. & Sons Clark. Dodge Halsev Stuart Co., Inc
NaHma, Rank Of Commerce il n ch' SCI Nation" Bank r4 c
aa = MECHANICS & Metals National Bank
May
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LIBERTY loan no~D MARKET.
BY fr"d'k ,. Soi'.rr 4 Co.
Investment Bauks-y.
81 +. Main -
>Ew YORK LI,r srnCk M\KKEr.

CHICAGO May -}-Ca,'i,: receipts. q.
'"; t'"f steers and Ou,cho. sho stock,
= 70 - 'rnts lover. maturcd steers SO
ip1 E"ar,!ug steers. 80; nI!k. - 2 ~.
%; cows an! heiters largely 5tndIr7,
bulls mostly % cents inwsr. hulk. JooI
-. vca.cys. . 10 - cents lower, bunk.
80 Ts.-5 s,ockers and feeders weaN TO
lower.
Hog receipts. 4crho. ae,ivo. mostly -
20 - cents lower; ciofi'e steady q, day's
hes, prices: Ao!doeyr only moderate; ton.
80. on load. very view over -. bulk.
sio0sSo PISS steady to strong: bulk de-
s.rabI., s..i9-. -.
sheep: receipts. @c"'o, lamns = 20 %
cents lower Strings % 10 - cents lower
sheep g rcats % g lere-. best dry-f"d
fhorn lambs. 10; California syringe. Is N .
- 0-- cent sort ~ 50. native springs
1870 down. sorting severe. best ligh' shprn
wr'Acrs, go. bulk IA; s"c7. so q 900.
!cv head a. 5tH
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Port movement.
New YORK MidilinE. 1870: receipts. s,1.
exports, 2.i12. stock. 1875 ~.
Minor ports StDvk. !.'y5
Total l"da:y RECEIPTS. :>.'ss exports. So
Total fox wcek-Rsceiptp n l.G: Ok
potts. Nj.ti:.
Total 90 season Receipts. 5.susI2. OK
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were engaged in an offensive aEains. the
t"4". ~ SAcslI aud The close Wa ~,
the lowest OF tho session. a. net losses
~ = 80 81 points July traded down to
llHs, which Was thc ,-osIn-s Irtrc. The
effect on thc market ~ tho report con
corning G"rruaA movements was in,onsi.
h,i 10y thc ws.kncss - t2reirn ,"SchanEg.
Continued tn Ninth PaEcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
PRICES HIT ROCK BOTTOM

Nrw ORLEANS May .e.-I-r,.vora,b,c
p"'',.,"l TN .mu ne ~ InH warm
-,."- ~ cotton 20 lower levels today.
Heaviest selling came In tho tate tr,Itip.
following reports that German forc"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
Health Talks by DR.. Brady

W., All onr nrc rro,ors.s ~ , ,,,
,,r,,i,i 49,, nro,horr.. 49,, 49,, 80,
,hi,, ,,,,, -, -, ,,r.f,r =, ,,r, -, ..,
,on,s 80 ~. ro., ar ~ ,.,,, , 80
,;o.. ,,,, ae,,., -. -
, -, 49, ,,r t,,i, ~
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,o.,ir,,o., .Ity.,., c,,,,u,,. -. ,, -
H., d ,,o r,,,.,t.. ILL., .., iii, . ,..,
h,,,i. .hi., ~ So r, ~ -, ,, 49,
r,,b ~, c,,t,,,r ,,,, ,,.,, 80, -
and t,.i,c,. ,r,tro., ,,, T., IT,, -,
,o,o ~ ,,,u,c,.,,,, r,,, 10, n.,.,t,, -
Illness is infection. ,,d vbc, snro,1 -, ,,,
,,.rsors NAV, NOV, .nr,on. a., r.,,, ,
,hrucb i, iurr. an, a mia ,r ,ri,i,n ;,i,, 49,
our ,,r ,,s, ,rrort,,, mi, ,,,,,,,,.,., .
and sunurcssjn. an, ,it,Ic ,ui,.., =, ~
scicurc xnu.h may nrnov ne wn do,,a, .
bear mn and nrb, it"-,ha, is IA cay ,u,.,,
cf ror,n;rin,. yolun,,ril,. isn,,,.1 Co.. . -,
,blo n,riod ,,- tho sL, -, n,hi,' -
insist nm .ccniur .,b,,,, q, WORT .n, ,,,ihor.,
ly oxnnsinc AN ,,ho ,,,,,, :, ,r,., i,,
IN wh,,cycr i,f,.,i,, go n, h,,,
poddljnr tina. * ,bou, Tho ex,,r, -, -,
az I'M. irc,hcr,,. lave al,,s, u.o d,Iinh, -, liz,
ar,.,nd
An hi; have VIC no dcfcnsep Huh, ,iu
pocket is usu,llv trying !, go, ni h,a.
warm, ", declare sc,nn,nlv ma, 40. "so,,
hcli.yc" common colds" arc .o,,,,ior. ~
that We aro very careful" No, N cn,ch ~
snccze or spit in peonIcs face. or I'm, wc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14

ornaments Of the different nations as would
not be inconsistent with their national Sc
curity.
From the enthusiasm displayed by both
the English and Irish peoples upon the an
nuuncemen, of the arrangement of u truce
between the fighting forces. as a necessary
step to enable the ncGotiaturs to meet under
the most favorable influences for unimpas-
stoned exchange of views. il is hardly like
~ that the truce now in effect will ever be
broken, but rather that it will issue in
permanent peace The English masses have
no heart for Il resumption of the efforts
al suppression which for more than two
years have made the whole of Ireland
shamblcs Nor are the Irish themselves
any more inclined Ia continue the struggle.
so long the hope Is held out that the
measure OF self government which the i'm
pcrial government now seems disposed To
grant them awaits their acceptance. The
leaders on both sides have become i'm
pressed with this longing for peace. and in
the conference now in progress ii is reason
ably 10 be assumed that both groups will
strive by all the means within their power
to effect settlement. Certain il is that
the man or men who should stand in the
way OF a complete pacification, and plunge
the two countries again into war, would
assume grave responsibility.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
BREEZY BOBBY JARVIS
COMES TO THE ACADEMY
Declared To BE One of Most popu.
lar Figures In Variety
World

IA" r"houbtahlc Bobby Jarvis, una
Of the most popular ngu-cv in tho
variety world. Is ct the mead of q
company OF farccwrs that viii have
prominent, place on the now bill at
the Academy today and FOR the re.
maindcr az the w"cn
Man Wanted" Is the tito OF tho
fast froiic Of fun IN which Bobby
VIII sing dance and make merry. The
piece is described rs "ono OF tho
greatest laughing hits of the sea
son"
The Galaxy Quartet Will bc on the
same bill These singers are comedy
play crs wit hcXcciicut voices. They
arc oh"rin" program or popular
sons Of The day combined with fanCl.
ful FUN. The harmony singing Of the
quartet IS especially lin"
Mariowe and Thnr>tou. comedy
duo. have skit in which tho pair
arc given ample opportunity 20 dis
play remarkable versatility indi-
vidually, ana closing TIE show vii
come the international faSortc. Ben
Boyer. with he "cyclc OF Mrth." Boyer
the creator %! many sensational
stunts OF riding that have started
circus and vaudeville audiences in the
last few years He is ON his hrst
our i'm the southern country
New movies" add /" the general
interest OF the nov bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
Irnirdrr Of nrook,yn Fridge.

Reader Richmond - Washington
AUGUSTUS E"cbliug engineered the
'ui!dinG OF the brooklyn Bridge.
Rocblins was born in SaxonburG. Pa.
May ~, 1897. He was graduated from
the rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Troy \. y. iH 1891. His first work
as an engineer was assisting his
rather. John y. Eo"hlinG. in building
the Allegheny suspension bridge
E"ehlin2 became Il major in the Civil
War. when his father. John \. Rocb-
Inns. mel sudden and painful death
III July. 1859. Major Roeblinp was left
with three burdens on his shoulders
the settlement, of his fathers cs-
tate. tho care OF the manufacturing
business in Trenton. and the build
ing Of the largest bridge in the world
on which not stroke OF work had
pecn done, the plans of which were
most general in character and Of
which not detail had been consid-
cred. He directed the bridge TO a
successful completion.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HUNS WREST TRADE FROM
j. s. IN SOUTH AMERICA
Argentine Merchants Obtain Ger
man Products at From 40 tn go
Per Cent Cheaper Than Ours.
Ky Lnitcd Ncws.l

REENOS AIRES. July la-Grayc
concern is felt among dealers here in
certain kinds Of American mann
facturcs such as hardware. house
hold utensils. watches. toys. pianos.
cutlery. drugs and chemicals. that the
American concerns are gradually and
definitely losing the hulk OF this bust
ness
II is now rossiblc for Argentine
merchants To secure these products
IN almost any quantity desired from
Gcrmany and at u price from 40 To
CO per cent cheaper Than that of tho
American brands.
Euecnin I.conardini. president OF
the DRUGGISTS Associations declares
that the public will not nay the high
e. prices for American goods. regard
less Of what claims TO superiority
are advanced He believes. too, that,
unless exchange conditions are bet
tered the United States will find her
self without a South American mar
ket.
American concerns arc still able to
compete in the field OF heavy ma
chincry. hut only because the Ger
mans urc unable to make regular de-
liveries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
News of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch. Jul. ~. IS.il
According To the Internal rcyonu. books
thcr" were in operation in Richmond ~ Jun"
So .ixt! tobacco factories giving employment
to i.iSi hands. men, women and children. Ia
thcs. factories there operation go
screw presses. 81 hydraulic presses. II cutting
machines. hand mills and other machines
for which the revenue people hay. no name
The largest number OF hands IN any ono fac
tory ~ 33J
Negroes are threatening to prevent If they
can the execution Of the Friend nurdcrcrs IN
Petersburg on the 2S,h. Governor walker
will send two companies OF state troops
those now armed--to our sister city on that
occasion
DR. Hugh Blair C;rigshy. the recently elected
chancellor OF William and Mary College. has
endowed scholarship at that institution to
be- known as the "Chanccllor Scholarships"
the Governor yesterday appointed Captain
John g. i.ynham cschcator for tho city Of
Richmond. \ good appointment.
the ancient United order OF Quips' y III
Jay the cornerstone az the new eng nc house
81; IN. Gunner Of Twonty-hnh ..nd I;rond
strcets CA Saturday night at - o'clock.
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is now
buying all Of tho supplies. material ana equip
mcni IL possib, in Richmond. This road
believes IN patronizing home enterprises.
~ r. Folk qualified yesterday before the
Hcnrico county Court as clerk OF Tuckahoc
township.
4 Conservative club has bccn organized in
Manchester with the following officers: 4. r..
Woodbridge. president: George W. Cox and
samuel f.. Walden. vice presidents; John ..
Robertson. secretary
Mrs Robert l.. Lee and daughters are ut
Rockbridse Baths. There Is II large .compa ny
of visitors at this resort this season.
Four hundred Mormons. who arrived at
Castle Garden. New York. on Tuesday, lief,
yesterday for the West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
Up With the Times

In comns to MIR. HARDNESS international
conicronc" in WASHINGTON foreign delegates
should he warned to bring their own with
them
Possibly j, is only because they have 20 do
iheir own editing vcariousiy that senator's
arc oh!oci.ne TO Tom Wat>on's cunvcrs ION Of
his Office INTO aH editorial >,nctun,.
Delay in .sSUns III peace proc.amatlon IN
dieutes diniculty in arousine the necessary en-
th"Siism tor celebration
Mr Hi'-''ns and Dan Houcnga seem to he
lon- wa}s apart the formers assertion
that We never have neglected the dcpcndcn,
soldier"
rn;il We sce some sisns Of sorrow on rhcir
mli "e "iIl no, waste ,uy tears OF sym.
ht oh tho republicans 30 whom Norfolk
.,. Inc right of mixed racial meeting
arm, ~ "foolishncss" 10 TN, on..timc
kd.s.g -eeIns 10 have bccn reached I'm paint.
in- "u ~ u.. former snnboats rcd white and
zinc. rr"""ratory to using /, for targe, Tor
american guns.
l.eninr appca! FOR his starving Russian
hr. shovis's leaves US strangely cold
und,- the class hca,ion OF "inpor,.n, il
true comes this head i'nc IN our own fount
ct WISDOM "Eo;arians Enjoy Mater"
i;y ""y 90 Information il may IL. said that
Fa#ms n'aoa is not the m. OF ..r.rc,t..
hW au AZ Hanistan potential,
Spttu cons, d"~s Tncsday an ,nlucAy ,lay Tor
N""'.n-s rH' here in America ~" arr. more
sem .on- ana include til" other SIS as wal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14

In these times Of ma ton wide financial stress
and strain" says the Norfolk VirGinian- Pilot.
the showing made by North Carolina and
Virginia in the internal revenue returns is
especially comforting. TO certain extent
;hcsc figures index of the financial con-
dition, and they show that North Carolina and
NirS nia lead all the southern States
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Theater Calendar

ACADEMY Keith raudovilc.
Ali-star east, in III
Women only Knew"
BhrAhWNf-Alic" Joyce, In
Her i"rd ana Master"
BIJpC-T Tom Moore, in Made In
Heaven
-.tll-s'ar east. in The
Brandiu. Iron"
Bi.S' EbiED ''Rrrczv k.ason.
Jr, IN The Biz Adventure
oi'EpN Thomas M"Ighan. In
Whit" and Unmarried
Rt.N-Jark Perrin. ~ stand
tp and Eight
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LADY AST0R DlSCARDS
SOBER TOQUE FOR STRAW

LONDON. July i3-F"r the FIRST
Kim" sine" ia" entered t'nriiamcnt
more than N'ar ago. Lady Astor
discarded her sober todue. She ar
pcar"d ,oday ia the House 90! Com
mn"ns wearing sweeping black
straw hat trimmed with MErcucrit"s
Members inf"r that she intends.
hcnccforth. to display variety in her
h"nddrcSs in ;hc historic chamber.
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EX.STAFF CHIEF OF ITALIAN
ARMY is GUEST OF THE u. S.

WASHINGTON. July I3.-G"ncral
pictro Eadopii" formerly chief %
stan OF tho italian Army. has arrived
in WASHINGTON for four-day visit
as the guest Of tn" american govern
mcut,
IL. Is IL hr the guest 81 Secretary
az war Week, ana General pcrshing
at e luncheon gwen III Ms honor to-
day at the Army and Navy CUB
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
StcnnS stun.

You arc fno stcnographer," said the
Hoss dSgustcdly. 81 thought, you said you
used all your fingers and tho touch system"
Il do. mccnly insisted tho new Girl II
touched You for salary, didn't /? And used
M! my fingers. too; one on each hand to write
WIN and tho olhers DO halancn my ha nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14

TIFTON, GA. July lbs. +. WOOD,
of Nald"s'a Ca, freight conductor
ON the Georgia Southern and Florida
Eailro"d, Mas Scaldcd To death and
three other irainmen injured, when
southbound freight train was wreck
cd near chuIa. Just south OF Triton
this afternoon. The engine and eight
cars were dcrailcd when tho engine
struck COW. webb was riding the
engine at the time Of the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
INFORMATION BUREAU

inunirics regarding almost my
t"Pc, excepting on legal md medical
subjects, arc answered free. Az nj
inGuiricS nrc answered directly bv
prrsonnt letter, srlf-ahlr cssrd.
stamped envelope * required. Adj
dress The rimrs-Dispntrh InfOrmn-
ton bureau. Nirhmond, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
CHARCOAL Eph's Daily Thoueh,.

In dc mawnin' - life dcy ain no trouble
none at all" said Charcoal t:ph. mrndiiv eve
All Gits up carly an sots right down 4 break
IA" an dinnah an suppah am dcy ain no
kind o fussn' ontwell /, come 4 vino vwinc
wash de dishes. Eat prunc. Mslah jack
son"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14

\ lawn party is to, hc given at
Park tonight by the
aides Nid Society of the Third Chris
tiau Church. leo cream. cake and
candy Will he served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
The Poets Corner
Love Dropncd n Rose Upon Ills Path.

Love Dropnrd n Rose upon Ills Path.
Love dropped u rose pom his path,
And with on I'D hooking laugh,
lc picked 1t up and on his breast.
He pinned IL Win Il careless jest.
Where all her roses white and fair.
In turn had dropped and withercd
there.
when with strange. uneasy pain,
y sense Of loss 20 thril him come
lie looked to ind the rnsc was gone.
! And in his heart had left = thorn.
\ thorn that pierced till crimson rcd.
His hearts blood fell like petals
shed
And now through weary paths of
He seeks for love and seeks in
vain,
Love he had trincd with. in Jest
Her roses pinned upon his breast,
who had not cared to see them die,
AS in turn love mocks his cry.
AMANDA CORDEI
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Spirit Of Virginia S Press

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t,,..i IN, "n,,, ..' ,''e man
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N"''"7 i"' ""Eh" - "hee'e'
'' "''S' "s"'cS from ha'iiaX
'N ''' ''' '7o"'" boston ga :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14

and am therefore in'favor OF a Zig bond ISSUE"
said sensible and prominent citizen the other
day. and added al am disappointed that
the bonds He intimated that he mignt not
vote for either of the candidates Tor Governor
So. there you are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-14
Europc's Surprising Confidence


n Faction, both at home and abroad,
N to President Hardings call for an
international conference on disarmament
ANA other questions growing out OF the
war presents an Interesting and curious
study. In the acclaim with which his call
has been received there is audible no false
note and yet ii this sudden enthusiasm
be sincere. it denotes ii surprising ability
on the part of a war-weary world to forget
its past disappointments in its intense long
ing for a future in which there shall be
peace. II shows, too that Europe is will
ing again to trust the United States despite
the slashing blow its confidence in us re-
ccved at the hands of an obstructonist.
Presdcnt-hati ting Congress when universal,
enduring peace was within its grasp.
Great Britain. France and Italy are
cXuberant in their praise OF the Presidon..
processing to see i'll the forthcoming con
ference an epoch making event. with disar-
mamcnt and accord among the power; wiz
tuaiy assured. Japan. perhaps ii triilc lake
warm because OF the variety and extent OF
its interests in the Orient also indicates il
approval and inimates that it will accep,
the invitation 10 participate. II Will accept,
OF course. since ii dare not do otherwise.
ropean powers and even here at home over
tho call for a conference one would almost
be led To believe that the Prosidcn, had hit
upon something new, that he had. in act.
discovered AN avenue that leads from war
In peace. the existence OF which hitherto
never had been suspected ic, it is only
few shor, months ago that Europe was
acclaiming another American President as
Ia, load yl a. Ihn
further war That President had a prac-
,ical plan. AZ evidenced by tho fac, that all
/ the powers, save one adopted II and ii il
now functioning. oven if fecbly because OF
that ones detection. Bur America aftci
! leading the way rcpudiaicd its leadership
and ont OF congressional hate for the man
/ who had showed the way 10 the world. be
! ,rayed lis associates and withdrew itself TO
| selfish isolation
VIVA, assurance. then. have the powers
that America will no, repeat its perform
ancc2 Harding offers a conference. dis
! cussion, an International parlcy which God
: grant. may lead 10 something definite
Wilson offered concrete plan fruit OF tho
worlds best study q plan approved by tho
powers and proved practical. and Congress
i refused 10 accept it. Is there any reason
10 believe that Harding can succeed where
Wilson failed? There is such q reason and
it rests in the fact that Harding will have
the loyal 100 per cent American supper,
Of tile Democratic members Of Congress
whereas Republicans swaycd by hate foiled
,h' efforts Of his predecessor
liardingS great danger so far a, this
country l. concerned. lies in tho Borahs and
the Johnsons. who will combat anything
and everything in tho shape OF international
81
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"0nc Of Bowtc's,"

our farm Man was threatened with a razor
reception by a Brother in his Lodge
'ELt amt feared o dat niEsah" said
iiowe. when meets him on he street he
ain G"inc do nothin' bu, wish me well an
pass on"
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f"Ntcness pas even in these DAYS
'hangc for Il quarter used TO no money
Docs YOUR lawn need a shave?
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Cat.


We wanted Cat to rustic tho mice
That !tvcd in our larn. and so
y KIND hearted Gink came across I'm trice
Ana gave us Cat, y'know
lie gave us a Cat to rustic the mouse
Cat that was raised by lhp.
Md said il would take every rat i'm tho bouso
The same as a we'll creased Trap
INC CAT chased the mice gotta admit
And lived like "A King rats
She raced and she chased till her ieas had a Mt
Ana couldn't hold on her stats.
gotta admit she was all he said
Cat that would catch a mousse
Ana gotta admit that they're nearly all dead
THAT used to nfest the house.
But
w" wanted a cat-onc CAT. Cat!
That's all: but ;hc Cat got
I'"d kittens in baskets, in barrels in NV hat
terrible awful lot.
And now what We want is Dog to chase
The cats that arc hanging around:
Ana. II YOU intend to present us Il Dog
Re sure he's Bachelor Hound:
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