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y Violent Assumption

D ROPONENrS OF Senator Borah dis
1 armament amendment to the naval APP
preparation bill, assume that the two ma
tons invited to join with the United States
in n conference to put into effect such
policy are fundamentally in favor of the
scheme. This is rather violent assump-
ton. OF course both Great Britain and
la pan would rejoice 10 see the United States
suspend its present authorized program of
naval construction. Both recognize that its
completion will mean American naval SUI
pr"macy. unless they rcdoublc their own Of
forts at naval uphuilding Neither country
is financially able to enter upon such an
undertaking without cntaling burden OF
taxation that would be almost unbearable.
But il is worth noting that at the i'm
periul conference to be held in London next
month the Prime Minister OF Australia. Mr..
Hughes will propose that the dominionS
extend aid TO Britain TO maintain the SUI
rromacy OF the British navy. That purpose
outlined IN the speech the Pre-
mier made in the Australian House of
Representatives on his departure TO attend
the conference. AT the coming conference
lhcqueStion OF imperial defense is TO be taken
up. and Australia. New Zealand. Canada and
the Union OF South Africa are also TO be ac-
corded a hearing ON the British foreign
policy, including the question or the re-
lcwal OF the Anglo-Japancse alliance. II
the British navy is to he maintained ii is
frankly admitted by Britain that the domin
ions must hc!p.
According To Premier Hughes Australia
wants tho British navy kept up and is Will
ing 10 help pay for il. Presumably, the
other countries are in the same frame OF
mind which likely means there Will be no
naval disarmament for the British empire,
regardless OF Americas Willingness To take
the lead in entering into such an agree
yncnt
naval defense is for us Pacific ques-
tior." said Premier Hughes, and our for
eign policy must concern itself closely with
tho aims and aspirations Of peoples and
countries surrounding that mighty ocean.
Whatever material prosperity or national
greatness We have has come because of our
partnership in the British empire which in
its turn depends for lis very existence upon
the British navy When We speak of the
British empire there is no deluson as 10
that on which its greatness and existence
depend |, depends upon naval power and
AustraIias existence depends upon adequate
naval defense" MIR Hughes, in his further
remarks dismissed the league OF nations as
being powcrlcss in the present condition OF
the world 10 bring about or maintain peace
Disarmament, he said would invite war,
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w. NJ l. IN WORLD WAR"
RECORDS HEROIC DEEDS OF
INSTITUTIONS BRAVE SONS
Volume Compiled by Joseph Reid Anderson Is Rcpctc
With lnterest-Shows How Brave Men Nolum-
tcered for Their Country's Defense

~ " IN tho World War. com.
piled ny Joecph Rc!d Anderson. his.
'"rlhn and himself = distinguished
aluunus of tnis famous MI Itary
schoo! has Just been issued from tho
publishers, Richmond ri.sc Inc II
Is tn" record Of @crv!cc IN mo world
war ~ IN. Y NJ alumni ard their
alma mater, h"ar!n. ~" Il in I'g"ul
In Fac" Dccl- In EcIo rrucsi-
dtu'n. amt every pae" Ciows Win
ncrois'n and ureo!'sn ,'sIcc The
record Is oar from complete. accord -
30 the coUp,lcrs note. bat tho Worl,
IL -opl"tc with interest, 3A SHOW .ug
hoN bray. m"u volunteered TOR tncl.
conniry:, defens" at IN" mrs, cal. %
arms, and how -ailanuy thcy served
II has been "yo, thus In every war
ihis country has waE.d tucy the
birth OF IN" Virginia Military In
stitutc. forth rom itS walls has
poured lite braves, and hest. her sons
battlefield their blood mas hoCu freely
poured out Tn" answer of Y T.
u'u 'u tho last great struggle a.! tho
world H. iriUrphantiy recorded IN ~
page, % tni., volume.
II Is precious story. woven "dTp
and WOO. with IN" stainless idea r
and uobl" traditions ~ honor and no
s'ii.,v that have mad" IN" hislC: !c
scnroi in IN" heart OF tn" hisi- ni
Virginia known III" world round.
!
They .ou2h, uohly and won rcncwn
From orc end OF the country 10 the
other they came. the alumni OF y. VI.
! 20 scrv- against tn" Zoe. Mcn
bronzcd and IN middle lie. boys
crrSh from their training al tho an
s,liutc. all leith on" accord TO serve
Who. witnessing the scene, VIII ever
forget IN. glory al the Jun" graGUh-
tion. when "a "cryIc" nag hearing al
ready ntucty-siN stars wa$ 90 q"
- 4
graduation, aud "a" thilins voice ~
the hoy orator. who saiutng the com
handing officer. said, 20" ntlcmcn q;
The board o: visitors. the c!ac,.5 OF 1918
reports for duty Md they w.n's 20
= man. many Of them never TO re
turn.
w is rich in history and tradi-
ton and N. ideals that il fosters
nave bred the h!gh"st honor IN its
alumni throughout The lana. " h"
that has ever thriIlc! TO me unt9ne
celebration OF the Battle OF New Mar
kct. hearing tho echoing answer OF
the nrst sergeant 10 tn" nance -
those who iclI on that historic fr'.
Dead on the Hcld OF honor, sir
could do aurh, but answer in like
fashion every high cali TO duty and
service,
the cchoing answer of tina, FIRST
sergeant commemorative the heroic
dead l.s Il monument more enduring
than bronze. more ltS'iHS thd" H'''
bic What greater honor Than l" nav
ones name cherished through the
years hy those VINO come after
The book is invaluable for the sta
liStirS alone. which u contains. ASIDE
from tho persona! appeal of its story
OF individual ncroism and the ri"fi-
ous WAY in which V. NJ. lie martyrcd
sons met death. Wherever the men
we're placed. the! stood the ScN"r"St
tests and bore themselves as finished
soldiers MIR Anderson has rendered
a great service 10 his alma mater ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
France May Grow Own Cotton

PARIS. May 2l.--An immense African irri-
cation project 10 enable the French colony TO
raise Frances cotton instead Of leaving the
country dependent upon tho United states i.
contained IN the oil recently presented in the
chamber Of Deputies by Minister OF the Col
ONES Sarrau'. The plan will require tn. ex-
p"ndturc OF about 10000 600 francs for dam
ming tho Upper Niger in the French sudan
and i'riEatng 100000 acres under an cngin-
eerns scheme developed by "a French commits
sion during the past two years
The sudan because Of alternate foods and
6routh. yields only about half as much as the
American and onc-fourih the Egyrtian rrop
r"r acre. but with the Niger utilized between
Eammaho and Timbuctoo. II is calculated the
Weld VIII exceed that in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
correspondent Relieves Telephone
Fat" in Virginia Are
Too High

7" the Editor ~ Tho Tim. p.spa,rh 4.
N!r.- l"ur editorial ui MJl II 1871.
Sgm,.rd ~ tn. Telephone Rats
ruth am! that is that tho American
Vclcphpn" and TELEGRAPH Company
owns N" local Nncsal.ah" ana Poto-
Inc circulars sent uUi Win their TINS
months iel"phou" Bills nut Your
EDITORIAL tails 20 stat" another and
lar more important great truth.
M M .s. that tn" Corporation Com
miss. 10 It's decision 10 increase
'Hc local telephone rates. at pa-r
th.rty thereof. states thai tho com
many pays : ! - rcr cont ~ us gross
r"N'rti" 10 IN" American T,l"phou.
and Telegraph Company IT, It "lIe-usc
""N"nLt- Tn" Corporation Commits
on admits that IL does not know,
oN"eily what this IL. per cent
other cases ih!S 'l2 pcr cont haas
boon reduced or entirely disable owed
ry rat" making bodies IN iNlng tine
rates 'hat other subsidiary icicphOuc
companies should charge. II is
past human UNDERSTANDING. that "a
'ompauN that puy> oUi = per cent
% it, gross revenue. Tor - purUos"
not 'ntircl, known TO the :htc mas
!Ng body. should pc allowed to in
crcasc it's rates. As matter ui TACT.
this - pcr con, OF tho ChrSurca -,
aud Potomac TrIcnhon" Company
gross revenue would give il dIvj-
the 'r"r"nt company II not so paid
cut l. i, also Interesting 10 know
Iha, tn" chcsapcah and potoma,
Tc.cphon" Company buys is supplies
from N" American Telephone and
Telegram Company, and the Amer
,"am Telephone and Telegraph Com
p-ny 90 turn buys these supplies from
another Of it's "Childrcn." tn" Nest
cru Electric Company. II - parent"
and "1hjld." "ch!ld' and parent all
alpny tn" line. surely YOU do not
triu> that your readers a." go gull
bio a. 10 believe that there - 40
NOR" connection between these com
'Huics. 'pnr"nt' aud child than
there lis b"'w."u IN" chesapeake and
rcromdc Telephone Company ana tn"
south FOL" Exploration Comphuy.
II rs tim" 10 reduce the telephone"
IhtcS Of THIS company. ~ virginia
Your editorial is Ingenious. hut docs.
not couvnr" that II il best I" Let
tho Telephone Rates Alone"
PUBLIC OPINION.
Richmond Va NHV IL iHgl
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The Poets Corner

May.
delicate fabric Of bird song
F!oaiS IN tho air.
Tn" smell of wet wild earth
Is everywhere.
hcd small leaves Of the maple
Arc Cl"nchod lik" II hand
Like girls AZ their flrst Communion,
The pear trees stand.
Oh. must pass nothing nv
Without loving il much
INC raindror try with my lips.
The grass with my touch.
For how can be sure
| shall see again
The world on the first OF May
Shining after the rain?
Sara TcasdBlc, from Flame and
Shadow. Copyright. 1900
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Thanks From n Veteran.

To tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
SIr.-PraiSc. even when "manat!nG
iron, an hUmhl" source. II prompted
ny the gratitude az an honest heart.
d, worthy oi some consideration, to
say tho least.
Your most gracious editorial in re-
Gard 20 the opening Of the Eat;l"
Abbey is cutt'icd to the profound
thanks of every Han VINO sore IN"
gray even IN rhr most huInhlc carac-
Jty. Whonc:Sr u becomes necessary
10 say anything for the old boys
II the SIXTIES. IN, Times Diapa,-n
5 always ON ,a' right size. ospcc-
tally from our viewpoint. You try
TO MAKE us feel as though 80 ar"
when NC ask for faVorS 50 Justly
our due The old men, with tho shad-
pws Of evening falling about them.
ana before they JIG forced to enter
the great Nalhafi:t M the immortal.
would like 10 know and feel that
their SaCriiiceS and services Of sixty
years az" ar" still reVrr.d. honorch
ana appreciated by the people ana
state. whom they loved. honorcd ana
served.
w" all know how it helps and on
r"uragoS tho weary traveller when at
cNcntidc he ncars the home and rest
20 So" the Welcoming light burning
IN tho window oh. how earnestly
IN" soldier hopes that dear old Viz
Sinia VIII put the light in the win
dow.
oar Governor and Tho Times Dis
ratch seem To DC our strong cham
thank you for your Kind inter
st and words Of cheer
l.. l.. FLETCHER.
soldiers Home. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

g. T. T., Tncastlc. The Green
land or Arctic whale attaius Il length
OF - to 30 feet. and the head j. Of
enormous size. extending onc-Ihtrd Of
the Who'll" length Of me creature The
cavity Of the mouth Is larger than
that Of tie bod, thnyaN ana abdomen
together. None of the hooks con-
suited answered your question spcci-
ncally as To ihc size % the throat /; =
self. nor could We md hpw large the
young are al birth. They usually
xiv" birth To hut ono at a time. or
Two at the most.
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d, lie Continued

inc great limousine stopped with a sharp
?oN' one OF tho rich passengers stepped out
ana approached scowlinE man at the fence
am sorry VIC killed that dog he said
P"aSaht'N r"olinG off a couple Of bills. Here
my man. take this and forgive us.
rs the ear sped away the man holding tho
hills rrnncd
gotta :" Z work" nc said chccrfully
'"' oahT"d II wouldn, like = hang around
until hnd out who owned that hound"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

20 !! appears that In" state banks have no,
Won a.. that they thought they h.d wal -,
''S'"h. mat there VAS eaten In IL somewhere
--HroSnsboro News.
W hen We blow the foam off this Battle IN,
Beer a.itation "c'Il End there's not much TO
a. Peer. as medicine, otttimcs makes peo
SIR James CautIl. say. tobacco !, ,bo lc,.,
harmiu! OF the -four social noiso,. on,,o
tea a.coAo! and tobacco" We can understand
al! OF his proposition except his us. ., mo
t.r;.. social a. applied to iea-K.lei..b TIVE.
1t is unfortunate tor KcpuhIic.u harmony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
or;r,, nc Ward .n,ack,nnii"

j. T.. ii. Hanovcr.--Mai! was an old
English word meaning rent ~ tribute
paid by renter to - land
lord. From this hlackmali came TO
he applied TO the tribute which free
hooters cXaCtcd from farmers IN The
border counties Of England and Scot
la nd as the price o, future immunity.
II meant compulsory tribute and had
no relation to tho use of the mails in
the modern sense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

NIs f.uuw rlu,,,i h.,
Word stands men nG,y q" =, pns - ias
before iru. marhgod d. r,,,r
hero.em And r,sn.n, 'h.i, ,., 1In'r -,
pride forever holfjnr NOR name, N
cher sh.d romomhranro I, b. e,c.i
record nohiy handird and In. 'n-'j
d! letters IL rlcncr' ,o,I.,t ar
volume az written .rry.. 1919,
forth tho vMorous dc,dt ~ ,n,nlI-,,
RED FLpW Eks Ey Francis H,n-
f2,.A
h,m,t,, 70 sr"aH ahou, OILS
f.gh no''l without u~ins sUper.atives
~" .n''" nv comparisons 'hat sound
Nj Snow. an Ameri-
80 H '.E'" IN tt"s'" COR many
,.,,''"t 1922 ~ I'M" vast hrter0-
'.' 20 'H' Ia" CIR nm Hgn-
80 h,l'A'r !ntrosTce-
''' '' ~'''''
N ~. =, i.NTi. or LIBERTY. rs
non liver i'frtt -. l. PutnaaS
H",r' ~" York
IN tliS "Nlr'o;nf rHrllr Hh'o haok
',s'!hFu '"H'I #'ahorat"s tho .det
l''i' s"el"iSW. .hr from being. as .,s
- ',h"s ana mans 90 i' enemies S,-
.'tN' q movement u the lc'f In ppu-
,'r@ J" ~ r"tIis !. taIEvrous reaction
50" az "S ~! '!i'. '''' conservative ideas,
~ THE ALASKA Yl.kpH r.,,r-
LANDS ny ! \ Nc,;u.r. ,..',3''
PRODUCTION lbs william ~ ito,,d.
Stewart x Kidd %. r!nr,n,.,,
rms IAN, narrativ, rt arn,.yn,,,.,
IN IN" Wi.dcsl outdoors ls ,ro,,.',, 80
ctr ia" pulse of oyer, rod hi0"dsJ
man ana hoy II dsscrib,s - ami.
ani ,nc Yukon rrrr,,n,i' 49, 60, %i N,'s1 "a
heretofore beaten MINK. ~ r
game hunter vnirr- 10 -.
'>'' go
c,>. 80, 49,,
q i..,r 80 ~ -: HIpAlHpS. ~
-, :; ,"ri' Ion poHn ."dhy, Page q. Co.
':r,'"h lily, ~" YORK
nus rs INC story or a corner ot
n.d spain left untouched hy tho tide
oi modern civilization In -ar-uIar.
IN" homc OF the ycuoy.urd ali Ul.s
lives Jesus whose father. q rcntl,raI
81 the oid school 10, ti,,, 60, @
in loneliness. His one frio,,s y,,s ~,
cousin. Juiiano ~ ,.ba,r ~" "'s ILL.,,
rnauo'Ir,.J a. ~,,'',' ~ ptC,.n'i
,.,J tn',cd Us ~. ran "N'E
,nr " ''HP" OF rAN'IinE hr-
No., ~ u" F"hch"i Madrid.
~ mar" Rosa Luna. " social
-" piHh- "a MO "a. eNrcSseS ~
'.,;'','''"h s't 81 arus IS. poets and
80! aliSta. several years later Rosa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding utmost amy
topir. excepting legal and medlcni
subjects. are answered free. Az all
Inquiries are answered directly by
personal letter, self-nddrcs>cd.
stamped envelope * required. Adj
drcA. The rimrs-Di>pntrb lnfOrma-
ton Uurcau, RichmUnd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Comrades,

Give us touch OF the sea
MY sturdy old boat and me:
We love the feel of the oceans reel
Ana the swing of the jibboom free.
StaSGcr the deck. and no!
Get dinner there. down below,
This air runs right for an appetite
Ana us / ann the boy TO stow.
II. Gull with II scream cuts high
Ills TRAN on lcadcn sky
And its ho. hcnvc no! for "a roilickip,, h,o.
My Jolly old boat and L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Wants I,urhcn Divided

% IN" ;Gilor OF Tn" Times DiSpat rh
Sir Your editorial In this morn
ings edition. entitled. Let III" TcIc-
nhonc Rates None" In this editorial
! agree with you entirely. feel
mat the rclcilt,n" company should
'nrn a fair return on its invcs trent.
I am. however ~ = loss to soc how
you can in ysur editorials cons.srcnt-
" advocat" increases and retention Cf
increases 10: capital and a, tho same
time advocate decreases IN the in
come of tn" workers. You certainly
must realize thar u man or woman
cannot continue TO pay incrcas, 4
prices for things thcy have 10 pur-
ohasc and at In" same time receive
%, - pay or smaller income
II the workers must suffer r"dur-
lions in wages. why Sh 'ulhn't CAN'T al
also help bear IL hunlcn by prr-
portionatc reduction II seems ms
though the press Of our country has
joined hands Walk ctD.ial IN trying.
to separate DGr country into Two
cle sScS, the first class rcprescntinc
about 10 per cent az The population,
capital to he extremely wealthy and
the other class rcprcecn,-
ing about 90 per cent Of our popu,a.
ton 10 be extremely poor and miser-
able.
CHARLES r. PURDY.
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Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DR. BRADY.

SCFVICe ]
Bran Gcms-Wi!l you kindly give me A
roc!p. for the bran gems you have recon
mended FOR cons,ipat!on9 tMrs NJ p
Answcr.-onc egg. well thrashcd. pinch Of
salt. butter size OF walnut. melted; one cup
sweet milk. one tcaspoonfnl baking powder
one cup wheat hour; cup wheat bran.
bake in gem tins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
a Problem.

: ;: DO you think in view Of
ana that living is really worth while ?"
AGNES r."
Don't know, lady: don't remember ever
tEihS anything else, and what I've seen of
dying mas never made me impctuous win
curiosity. however, there may be something
In what YOU say. In the meantime wbv
despair with "a Republican government, drag
SinE us steadily back to normalcy prosperity
and peace?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Sixc of "f'cNnS.

Miss 6. T. r. Nshlan'l.--lf Texas
wcrc eighty square miles larger New
England would just 1T into i, four
times, The area OF Texas is 265, $50
square miles and that of the New
England States combined is 66,is5
square miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

!. lios 10 make "A cocktail
: That roliickinE song about Drinkerdown
The trick Of muffiing tho kcyhole.
& Gloves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
rhe sulI with scream cuts high
Charcoal Erh. Daily Thought.

"htn "a man stop tryin'." said Charcoal
Hrh' m"odiS' hit jes' bout time TO he 4 go
"u' an mn a limb dat'il hold Il rope wild
weight on hit. Eat Il prunc M,s;ah lack
Son."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Up With the Times
lily ". q. ~,

W.
Ear Home WORK Tor Pupils" saws head
line. hu, the home bar work for father con
times unahat"d
Mis- Ahrs Robertson says women arc
e"n'hierS. and she m-ht have gone further
aud SAD that most Of them draw blanks rcr.
taps that is til" reason Mice has never taken
chance
g, &" T. announces it is going to take :. GOO
Republicans from Richmond 10 the Norfolk
meeting Richmond cv,dontly is to hc tho as.
>en'hlins ro'nt FOR all Virginia anilia,cs
judging by IN" mess Colonel Harvey ALREADY
has made Of IT, rresiden, -dlus mus, ALREADY
regret his decision TO lie, uieorgc do IT,"
There is shortasc Of beer in England as
result OF coal strike and now l.loyd George
n"N md OUT what crisis really is
While the other sanduete-s drank cham
p"sn' at th' Pilgrims feast, Colonel George
Harvey srrcd Apollinaris. Ana still he was
me "ny person there who made fool OF him
Tho deeper he gets into his administration.
the better states Tighter rrcstden, Harding
seems 10 be Almost. the South is ready 10
adopt h!m
VIVA, An' rica needs is moro Americans like
mar great American Franklin r. Lane, who
vas not an American.
Just as great ScIcntis, discovers that mix
Is the natural substitute for beer and vine
HenTy Ford comes forward win mis- synthetic
go" a. substitute for old Bossy :, little
more OF the real thing, please
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Toilet Of the Nasal CaNity-Our little boy
aged 9 seems 10 have profusc nasal secretion
more or less constantly. He has had his adc
noldS and tonsj!S removed Is there anything
We can do TO alleviate tho formation and ac
cumula ton Of that secretion" tMrs H. Il. 10
Ans~cr--carcfully spray the nasal passa yes
twice daily with some lukcwarm Alkaline An
t.scptic Solution diluted with It's own volume
OF water. Use atomi4cr. have the bottle
only half fun. and direct tho nozzle straigh,
back as the boy sits erect. Teach him to per
init the solution to reach all parts OF the nose.
throat in the position OF the *" sound tho
word hike Gin this position the throat is cloxxd
or and the solution cannot down the
throap, the head is then bent forward and
the freely blown, the handkerchief or
toilet paper being held below the nose not
against it. After week Of this. follow the
cleansing spray with spray OF Rouiton $
solution diluted with three times It's own vol :
umc of This solution consists Of:
Phcnoi .......' ....''... .......,....l is grains
Compound Tincturc of Iodine. ......... 4 dram
Giyccrin ...................I 1-2 ounces
Distilled water ................... ounces
This is to I've warmed water bath TO 100
+ in a tightly corked to;;!e until clear. then
altered
Tbs nasal toilet outlined may be followed in
many cases of persistent chronic troubles
Of the nose associated with excessive discharge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Mount Olympus is n place whore tho yod.
having N" intelligence capabl OF measuring
human genius. spend most OF their time get
ting things all MIXED up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Ear hom" Work Tor Pupils SAYS il head.
Inc nut the home bar work for father CON
lnucS una rated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Miss Nl.r" Robertson says women arc
SAnh'erS ana she mieh, have gone further
and sac mat most ~ them draw blanks rcr.
- chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

men We blow the foam of this Battle for
Beer "sitatton wc'll ind there's not much TO
H. feer as a medicine, ot,tmcs makes peo-
pic mighty s!cn.--Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

"Haf'n= hE IN" mess Colonel Harvey alread,
mas made ~ II. President Harding must aIread,
regret MS decision to lie, Lcorcc do IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Echoes From Down Home

30 !, appears tina, tho state banks have no,
Won al mat they thought they had Wei! lots
OF US h"N' found on second reading OF de-
''s'"n. mat ther" VAS eaten In 1t somewhere
--irtcn boru News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

And He tina, doth tho ravens feed.
Yea, providcntiy cares for the sparrow
Be comfort 10 my age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

There Is Il shortage "f beer in England = :
result "t coal strike and now Lloyd George
may md out what crisis really is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

= DEFENSE oF LIBERTY. rs.
Son~. Sow York
In tins "Ntrto;Gtrbrilv ah,o boas
- distinguished .Iahordt.s tho Ida,
,idt S"eiH!isw. !hr from n.ius. as It's
,,'i,n"s "nd m'nl 90 !' enemies W.
.,'N' m"'"m'n, g. the lo't In ppii-
towards prHn.t.s" conservative ic.as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

VIVA, An1' RIGA needs is moro Americans like
'h"t great American Franklin r Lane who
vas not an American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

u hn,ubt 70 SPEAK abou, OILS
r!en novel without ue!u= superlAtiyes
nh" Ih""'nE COMPARISONS tn, sound
tit"niI .H1,r' Mr.. SNOW. an Amsri-
can. MO lived In Russia tur man;
ycar' gives 20 in Red Flower" 4,
s'rikinr picture ~ that vas, hct.ro-
srn"'U' land az tho Ea@, un- Rus-
tive, sord.d nor grin,