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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-22

week @ He Estimates that $50 South Caro-. .
lima must now be approaching 80 to
85 per cent of her quota of tobacco.
Three-fourths of the bankers last
night stood and volunteered to take
contracts back home and procure
signatures in order that the campaign
may win success by the end Of the
year when it closes.
Valuable additions to the contracts
include j. G. Lynch, big planter at
Cowards; G. j. Steele, farmer and
banker, near Florence, and % con-
tracts from the Concord section OF
Sumter county,
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-22
Jap.I you, whether YOU buv

JapeI Jou' "netner you buy
pared M.or: not.
in 1914, while 1U1 .--- -
600 in 1921, 1,S68,000 in ryz-->
900 in 1914.
In Mexico the production was esti-
mated for 1921 at 10000 bales, as
compared with 205,OOO last year and
10000 in 1914.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-22

1..x Bowl knight
fkd in Union last
sof Mrs. Simon
home in Lexiie- (
illness. The fun
chur6h. imme ediately
81 of the afternoon
mbia and the inter
osemont cemetery.
IS was formerly Miss
-ulberson of this city
y beloved by hundreds
--sr untimely death has
pom over the community and
hpathy Ia expressed for tie
4 husband and loved ones.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-22

Cloudy tonight, rain
probably. Friday rain
and warmer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-17
LESSON FOR JUNE 10.
MAKING THE SOCIAL ORDER
CHRISTIAN.

LESSON TEXT-Luke 4:16-21; Matt. %:
$40.
GOLDEN TEXT-Inasmuch as We nave
done it unto one of the least of these my
brethren, We nave done it unto me.-Matt
Is 40.
REFERENCE MATERIAL-Acts 2: 81
A.; S: AS.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Pleasing Jesus by
Helping Others.
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Example Jesus
Gave Us.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Making All Of Life Christian.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
christianity Transforming the Social
Order.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-17
Hone and Pray.

Let US hope and pray that those who
teach and those who worship in the
temples Of God may icy be out of
touch with the saints above or the
sinners below. When we get cut of
touch with humanity, we are never in
very close touch with Divinity.-Uncle
Henry's Sayings.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-17
PennS Grove 4 Wilmington
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
ID JUNE 5th, 1921

Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Leave Wilmington, $3.50, 6.45, 500,
800, 1000, 100 A. NJ. u o'clock noon
800, 1000, 11.OO, $1,000 p. NJ. 12.4O
Leave Penns Grove, 500, 300. soc,
900, 1000 HOO A M. IL O'CLOCK noon
800. 1000. *11.O0, 1900 p. NJ Fl2.4o
A. NJ. "a
aRuns on Saturdays, Sundays and
100 800 and 600 P. NJ. on Satur-
DAYS. Sundays and Holidays.
Refer Inquiries to Wilson Line Agts.
4th st, Wharf, Wilmington, Del.
SHORT CUT TO JERSEY SEASHoRE
AND NEW YORK CITY
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-17
On Gjvino.

He that hath W. coats, let him i'm
part to him that hath none; and he
that hath meat let him do likewise
Luke Bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1t, 1921.
No Time for intraparty Fight

THERE Is n measure of sympathy on the
/ part OF most Democrats with the pro-
,osal that the Democratic National Com
nittec at the proper limo he put once more
bn a lighting basis, its machinery set in
notion, and that IL prepare itself to take
ull advantage of all the plumbers which
he new administration may commit But
his is scarcely the timc to prccipitate an
ntraparty fight, to stir UP bad feeling and
o create animosities which may have an
nduring and n dangerous ehcct.
1t may he true that Chairman George
White had given the assurance that he OK
pected TO retire and that he gave the assur-
knce in good faith. 1t also may be true
hat many OF the national committeeman
Ere impatient to have him resign in order
Fiat Il more aggressive and a more resource
ul personality may be installed in the
hairmanship. But il would be Unfortunate
{ the effort were made to drive him from
his present position, thereby publicly hu-
niliating him and incensing the many
powerful friends he has.
1t vii! ye agreed by most men who OBJ
erv". the course OF the last campaign that
Mr.. White did not show himself 10 be Il
~nasterly politician. lie was slow to act
md slower TO seize the opportunit ics that
presented themselves for organization and
adorable publicity. Even so. he made no
outstanding mistakes. lie lost tho fight, ii
3 uuo, bat as it turned ont, tie naAt would
have been lost no matter who directed the
Iorces OF Democracy.
1t may appear later that party interests
rill be served ny reGrgaajzing tho commit
Zee and placing q mar y.,+i more power
ind national s~tnndins at TIM helm. Hut
R,is does not moan that Decentralization
lionld hrSl take place or that a icud should
e invited which would involve elements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
C0RELESS COMET IS
HEADING TOWARD US
Greatest Display OF Fireworks the
world Has Ever Seen Due
"a Occur june .G.

,.: 80 service.
LONDON. Feb. l2.--The groatest
ulSpIaN OF fireworks that tn" world
mas yet seen, including a bump. is
gu" Il" occur June &c. II pons-Win-
mex is allowed TO have it's own
Winn!ckc is described as =
comet with Il Mighty nature ana ir-
r'SpuhsIbi" habits. travelling roo
ih!l"s IN excess of the speed linn.
'nn heading straight for TIA. earth"
mess the comet can got provided
WIN, Il rival attraction. or the earth
'ln DE Induced la swcrvr AT the psv-
t~hptoElchl moment. the two will come
mt" collision June 80. These facts
are given by DR.. crommcl!u. known
as IN" most famous astronomical
mathematician in the world
ipnS-N innick" was discovered ono
hundred years ago said pr. cram
ihc;in. 1t is Il short-pcrlni comet.
n returns every 1--WE and thrc.-
quarter Years. When first Seen II was
ON hundred million miles from Tho
chrthS orbit. but /, has boon rnm-
ih% nearer since then owing ia the
disturbing action of Jupit"r.
It's orbit next June Will alinnsr
int"rScct that Of tn" earth. hut lin.
chances Of a collision are not great.
II the actual date OF intersection is
Juno 20 there Will be u collision. Tnr
world Viii not bc wiped out. bat
tl"r" VIII be the biggest shower Of
'in"t'orS ever seen. and possibly some
damage and casualties. After tH.,,
dai"... however. the comet VIII re-
CrtI,."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The PtOsix sisters.

'CorFr'Th'. 1919. National Newsp,ucr s.,,tc,
'r".n'h" correspondent wishes to know
'N"" "' 'aStropt"sis AID Entcroptosis
ana an operation for them. Sh. Informs mn
she las mad stomach ,rounIo Co.
H'arS ana a coated tongue. Tho I,Iv ircL,sc.
~ "' pen drawing showing wha, the
e! P.1'"rc rather unfortunately disclosed.
- !" stomach apparently HOPPING do
iorouSly against the anterior sup.rior sri,o
OF the nip bone which il r,nui,r,v &, inan
'ura'e!E called the prominence o.. IN. hi,
"H' ! '"S'S sisters have been on the stage
h'rc'"r Castro appears Entcro is
sure TO be her partner. Now and ,bcn rho
Mn"'r i'osls family puts on n performance
va Grandpa Nephrontosis. Aun, un,,n,nsis
,"' inc three sisters: Castro. Ertorn ana
'"'oP'oSiS' The act is depressing in it's rc,.
'.'' erect ana should be enumerated among
an" great Affections the discovery or m. r,v
pathoioeist has brought unor ,ho ,.
=" Tor all You ana know our resuar,iv.
'"''n may be dangling against our sacrnl
" II :" "'SputinE the ground with our re-
sp"ctivc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may nj ouv.rn.c
! nave no appendix. But even so Ln..
worry us? Why. no. of course no, ~. -
""rrE ABOUT Il displaced organ until We dis
cover that il has been displaced-,nd ,ro,
We 'eel $" chasrincd 10 learn that our in'nards
nav" been out Of killer all along and yo
never realized it. The blow is ,errib,c ana
som" of MS ucvcr quite get over
operation for ptoSis?
axe operations myself. In all serious
'''~ "'"' iHHt l ever enjoyed TON duyS
"et''r IMAM enjoyed tho ten DAYS lo,fcl
"hhe having my appendix obli,crat.d. cx.
cebt. Of course. ihc-wcll. we ncean', drag in
the hired girl
lnt Ia rather entertain the whole r,osis
'""''! me E'ar around than ,suhrui, to an
"tt,"','" n"r IN" rurnos" OF being rid Of any
OF them. The trouble will such opcra,o,, Il.
mat Ike throwing gu; your mothcr-in-law
the end is not vet.
once in a great long while. pcrhaps once
III cvtrN fOnr hnpSnr ,-
actually suffer some exceedingly annoyi,r
symptoms purely and simply from a sac-inr
or displacement OF some organ or Other In
shch a ease tho first and obvious remedy he ,bc
VS. I "ed rest, with post prandial knee
~ an" "'h"r uplifting posturcs. and plain
ana iaHcE feeding. for the purpose of buIh-
ing M a pad Of fat. Fat les the natural SIM.
port Of all those insidcs that miss their ,,,or-
ihSs and 20 peregrinatinr. After tho frs,
'h'rtE days or so Of this fatbu,ldinc regimen
'heh miIh nut gradually increasing exercises
MAY ncE!h' h"ih abdominal and general cx.
'Fcia"S' u" restore some measure of normal
'huscit tone to "A weak and ilahby trunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Iiunoring the inknuv, Dead

T ~ r,,rro.. ,.r,.i -,
49, t. in 4o ,n 80" :. +" " S'",,',e''
80 ,imo =, .,~nrori. p" Wv! 49, 'oS'
fo,,r,hI w.. =" oH'' n""
~, ,Ii,i,,r, noi,,. - ~ '"'"i'''pc
NJ an ,,lnonn p, - Icy - ""us
.ro,n ~. 1900 49, T" :" ~ '!onsn'
,r,in, NS,,a, r "'.' 1T n"'icu III
ccramonw ' WI" "'''hs
~ =. $,;oo.
,, rrnn =! ""E sp""u
.,.r i, -. y. 's"'hS'
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:, -, i" 49,, II "ouE o' an
,,n,.rd r,,a, ~ va.I" va ''hoerIy re-
m1.i,e, homoa,h 49, ~" D''','.rI" ana DC
-. i. ,nd 49, a, -, y i,l"'hph III
~ rn,a :, ta,n. ""'.o" o""c"
-, VIVA r.n,aI'., ' '"o"""H"S
uhn co,o .hai. ~ :'n ~ '"H one
80, ,rhogo n,, y. ~, '""h''! an"
croa, ur;,ain ,a - =
hr ,ho s,,ro ,amorinm w. 4" "''No"
49,, .un,a.n "a; ,"H"' =" "ou! vi
,c,nnyod ,ro,n ri,,,a.n. .e""e!i!
,n,o, ,horo :, ,,a. MS
onno -, 80 n,a., ,,, 81 ~ r"eS
r,;,;.ro.. na,ha.a, u'.' "SSv"i"'"Re OF
H., 49,, -. : $500 ''s''"'' ]" '"'S genera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
ANNIE ABBOT DEF|ES
ALL LAWS OF FORCE
iIhssicni Strength Demonstration
VIII he Given by Young
Vaudeville Star.

WEIRD demonstrations OF physical
strength by u little Georgia woman
VINO weighs liz pounds arc promised
~ the Exhibition to be given By
Annie Abbot. the Georgia Magnet.
VINO VIII feature tho new bin nj tho
academy of Music this afternoon and
Tor IN" first half OF the week.
Annie Abbot crcatcd a scnsotion {,
New York last month nv rosist,,.
me combined strength of 1--WE men
VINO attempted TO move her from her
rect. she makes no p~rctcnsc To oc-
cut power. nor docs she attcmp. IN
explain how she performs her font.
OF strength. She submits To ,os,.
proposed by n committee OF vo,un-
,cers from the audience at each per-
ie4ts Of strength accredited 10
Johnny coulon. the young Australian
VINO has been astonishing scientists
IA i"ris. She submits to tests ,hn,
We're refused bY Coulcn.
On ia" same bill will be several
good comedy attractions. Swor and
w cSihro"". a former minstrel star
r"ai!c"ini; round of blackfacc fun,
Mullen aud Cornili. comedy GO.
,'i'tr!licS. from the Europcan rnusjc
nhI1s' arc bringing "A novel diversion
ino fahcn Trio, vaudc-artists. who
.,lE' HHhc" ana clpcr Comicaliy.
i'niltSe a great laughing act.
with tn" new vaudeville hin No.,
WI II" new ana inteycstinr mofton-
picture exhibits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Nritain's CHIEF interest in disarmament pro-
posals is that the burden OF the costs OF eN-
listing establishments may be reduced with
out Il relative lcsscning Of her present
boIStcd supremacy OF the seas. Unless some
acton is taken. either by agreements neg0-
tiatcd with other powers or by voluntary
suspension OF its present building program
by the United States. she recognizes that
supremacy will come to an end, as other
wise she cannot hope. without assuming a
rrohibitive burden Of taxation, to main
tain il.
We feel sure Senator Poindcxter voiced
public sentiment in this country when, in
defending the Naval Committees report
supporting tho capital shipbuilding pro-
gram. he declared that if the United States
accepted the building pCstronemcnt plan it
would become at once n defeated nation
wouid risk losing is inSular possessions.
ana lis citizens would be able to travel the
sea. only upon terms laid down by rival
nations. The tate OF Troy, as the result OF
accepting a wooden horse, should not be
without its warming to America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
MARY TO OPEN HERE
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Five performances to BE Given by
George Coi'an's New Com
cdy Company.

Mary with George NJ. Cohau's
comedians. Will he the attraction III
the strand ThcItcr for fuur DAVIS be-
ginning Wednesday,. with u matinee
ON Saturday.
Mr; cohan. In selecting the cast
Tor ihis road company OF Mary has
once more proven himself To bc th..
ntSt master in this difficult brancn
- stage production. for each nrinci.
pa player Tits into the roles assigned
thcm with such perfection as wnu 81
indicate their being written for their
own individual selves. The hest sing
ing AID dancing chorus OF youth.
tcnu,E aud charm cvcr assembled is
Il highly important feature.
ihe story of the hook by otto uar-
hhch, has to do with a young Wr4t-
EN- girl who comes East to carve
out ne" own career and her su,iJru
,~ntranc" into the social world Of y;
Long island season. The ]cuI,niu,t-
i'iE romance between Mary ana the
son OF a icadHr in the exclusive 81,
- - merry episode. Thc Iyrlcs hv
Frank Mandcl and the music by Lon
i'irSch is in perfect scntimcntaI ac-
coi". Among the outstanding must
CA Lits in Mary" are The Low.
Nest. waiting" When "A VAMPIRE
de and Every Time Me-, n
LAZY Seats viii be on sale today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Mrs. u. V. H., Fredcricksburg.-
The Waidcnses arc "a Christian sect.
which owes it's origin To Peter WAL
dus, a rich citizen Of Lyons. France.
About ll10 Waldus collected numcr-
Gus followers Ivy his preaching. The
design OF Waldus was to reform the
clergy and to preach tho word of
God freely to every one in his native
language. but his followers went far
beyond the original plan. They made
the Eiblc alone their rule Of faith.
entirely tho doctrines.
iSaEcs and traditions OF the Roman
Catholic Church. and formed u scpa-
rate religious society. They were.
therefore. cNComnunicatcd as here
Ties, and FOR centuries suffered oCca-
sional prosecutions. Separate concrc-
cations found their way to various
parts OF Europe. and some OF these
became amalgamatcd with other re-
formed Sccts. The spiritual teachers
Of the modern Walduscs are supplied
from the academies OF The Calvinistic
churches. The Waldcnsian rites are
limited TO baptism and the Lords
supper. Each congregation is super
intended by a consistory composed OF
elders and dcacons. unicr tho prcsi-
dcncy Of the pastor. which maintain
the strictest moral Gcipline and ad-
just small differences. From the
time OF their orisir the Waldcnses
have been distinguished by their pure
morals and their Industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Air Forces and Tic Navy

4 MERICA'S air warriors have thrown
\ down a chaiiehEe TO me oilted states
Navy, deciar'hs '"e'r .e"uine's :, d hho
"',"'H ~ w -
VII '''>'' "' r ..;,,
- w. 49,, - ,ho
,,,ura
.o
" .,.. 49,.
-
''''' 'S ~ ~ ,'r,.."
49, -" - -, 1..., .:
60" ~ ~. anah
49,. e,n nnn ooo 49, nnm
=. "
.. $1,000 I'LL,
III. alIuia,, ..u,;an.
"
80" ~
'ohs'eSS'onai interest III me controversy
between NE ar i"''eS "hn '"e may nus
nsS' a""Ne'"" I" '"S P"'N ""''r u ~
propose" 'ha' I"a AR FORCES ne gwen '"i'
IN" ''ec opp'''"n'.! - "c"'o"N'"'e '"'.'
oeaoiS pF""eSs" ian! c"hsltSS!"""' eau
r'S "c '"s'' . nave " p'.''eS"'p VI nv
"l"e' W. "'"c Il '"'sc' y Il '''i"'
"'"oS' """ " '""S'e'S''""i "'"''" 10
'lo'tSS"tS 10 '"'S o""' '"I'e so''"S ~.
"'""' '""' "ph'oi'""'e VIM NC
'""''e"'
Navy officials. on the other hand. pariicu-
Larry Secretary Daniels, who has done most
o. the talking for his service, scout the idea
That an aerial bombardmcnt vii! show the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
YOUNG IRELAND REMAINS
IN ARMS, DESPITE LAW
f~rorinmntion Renders Men In Pos
session or Merely Revolver
hullct Liable to Drntlt,
ny ROBERT J. rHEN.

'hhcTShI service SfHn Correspondent
LONDON. Feb. I3.-Young ireland
remains in arms, despite tho martial
law proclamation rendering men iu
possession II merely 1t revolver bull
let liable To death.
There has been no apprrciahlc sur.
rcndnr OF guns and rifles in Cork.
Kerry. Limerick and TIppcrary. the
area under the military ~jackbuot. AMI
Dublin castle iteclf is not surprised
give Nh their arms under threat OF
death. In tho words OF An author
!iy on the history OF lrcland's ag at
Tor independence:
The possession OF arms Is a sym
hol OF nationality and some protcc-
ton. at least against oppression.
'hartc" flEan Duffy, hon in New
gate prison. Dublin. wrote thar, II
arms We're given up. Ireland would
h. beaten. though not a cartridge was
burned.
For generations the Irish pcasnn-
try have been past masters in So
cr"tins lcttai weapons. and all the
mIlithry can do in Munster is im.
tcnsIiy their fruiil-sS searches.
Republican soldiers nave naturally
not complied with the military order.
Men WHO mean 10 use weapons Ira
guerrilla warfare de not fear tn"
death icntlty, tor they iinv" always
often attacking crown forces In broad
daylight.
y tremendous quantity Of arms is
concealed in h~aystackS. hrd.,r and
mountain caves. ana even SHOULD Ih"
british authorities discover rhrs.
III" owners Of the and ON which The
arms are Sccc,ci. fc the Sim l'cju-
IS often deliberately select hidirg-
places on the property OF "lpNilistS. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
News of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. IA. 1871
Thomas w. Roche, once a well-known
Radical politician here. and then convicted of
"dabblinE' in counterfeit revenue stamps. has
been pardoncd by President Grant.
y stone was placed on Main Street Sotur-
day opposite the site Of the ST. Charles Hotel
to indicate the highest point to which the
water rose in the memorable flood OF Scptem-
Der last.
The police are complaining of dull times,
Not n single arrest was made either Friday or
Saturday.
The Internal revenue collections in this dis
trict for the month Of January were: Whisky.
s3,l95.23: tobacco. sl%3,S32.50: miscellaneous
s3.45!.47: total. sliO.4S5l7.
During the past week tho stock trains of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad brought to
Richmond 1+5 head Of cattle, 2i5 OF sheen Al
hogs and 10 horses.
ON the trial OF the impeachment Of Gov
crnor Holden. OF North Carolina. a negro testi-
fed the other day that he and four other
negroes had dressed up as Ku-Klux last Feb.
runry and whipped three negro mon.
The ferries Mt New York were STONED by
tee for several hours on saturday.
Tho French elections resulted in n triumph
for the Conservatives for the Assembly.
The London Times says the proionration Of
the armistice in France depends entirely upon
tho temper OF the French Assembly regard
ing the prussian demands for territory. money
and the dismant!iHc OF tho French forts.
4 strong belief prevails AZ Frussian head.
quarters ut Versailles tha: the French As-
ncmhiy VIII form a provisional government,
under tho Count dc Paris as president. and
provide for a plebiscitc for n permanent gov
crnment.
William NJ. Mines. Jr. has leased the IA.
nous Shenandoah Iron Works. and will at once
commence the repairs necessary for putting
the works In operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
M~ININTtKE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

W. \'S CIT U-ToHy Sarge
M~arioncttcs, In "Rip VAN Wrinkle"
ittDI:NS Ia ith vaudeville.
Mot DouIins Mclean. In
'~'thlckrus.
Hi.,I:IiinD-Iinrry Carey. In
"Wrst Is West"
itlt0NBWNN-Wnnd Nnwiry. In
''lhr behaved Niilain.'
IsIs-Bpsii i>ing'a .i:nrihhond.'
NRIC-'hnriic Chaplin. In "1hc
Kid"
OpTnN-Nioln DINA, In "rin-
dcrciia'> Twin"
REy-f"Idic roiu. in "Iting "f
the Circus"
NICIuH-Errd Stnnr. In Johnny
Get YOUR sun"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Cinema Programs


Charlie chap'in's supcrproduciion.
The KID which TOOK tn. comedian
Il year TO mako, has been booked for
the Lyric Thcatcr this wcck.
The very seriousness Of the part in
life that charts" plays IN th" produc-
ton. that Of ioSt"r-fathrr 10 a two
wrcks-old lihy, mik.s ii one 90 the
most dcltciousiy humorous pictures
men H. has ever given g ;oN-loNinr
rHhil'.. II ~ RAJ! icdturc length run
ming six reels. and Is comedy Of stirn
high rank That II is uuiv.rsauv
nown as FIRST Nationals siN reefs
OF lON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
4 Little Yarn by t:c,z.

G"tH went 20 a show and came home all hot
up about u juk" h." seen. II seems like n ruv
with n coupla grips was stopped nv n y ~.
way Hctz tells IT. The cop asks the Guy. stern
IKE what hes got In one OF the grips. and he
says: That's q lizzie sugar for my coffee.
'""e"' WHAT'S In The ether one" asks the
COP imrertin"nt That's II little sugar for
my tea Then the cop ups with his billy and
cracks III" guy on tn" bean and says: 'rhcrc's
Il lump for your cocon"n
rlhishinS III" joke. oictz Laughs uproariously
ana says: SAY. Hen. PAX that in your column"
And ! says: Alright. Gr;z. If the editor don't
see it,
ncar Editor; Please slip this'n in. Cctx'u
u" an cut uH with disappointment il you don't.
H.. l.. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

The Norfolk Virsin!nn-pilo, Is responsible
for the following: "Oaths arc not always
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
PADEReWSKI RETURNS TO
AMERICA A CHANGED MAN
: H'h"'is i%Innist Through Win ,o,
vert S'hG" an1. lie Hopes, I'uiI>b
l'pIlfIss
IN "ESIhnouk rEGLEn.
! hltrh NcMS VIM

pIEW YORK. Feb. ls-I.nnrn
,-au.re"sk! has come bars 70
thh'iiyd = chaugcd man in NH ,n
Sp'c' but the kindltucss thni nar,.;,s
'.h n" servants wbo walt on him T.,
,'..F - nun aT~"Ct."unt"Iy nv "poJ,,
~ lie ~ through with tho cnnrn-.
stage ana. he hopes. ,hrourS wJ,1
.u,l7h routes, although h" viii noycr
'Hr 20 -" a patriotic toilcr Tor the
CAV ahS"inchi 81 tn" couutr for whirh
p. Is Salt 20 hav" sacrificed much az
TIE P''a"tni fortune padcr"wski ar
f'I,I on board the La i]Srauc.. y"
hay" received a number az az
~ OF concert tours" siid paIarc-
NSkl, nut | have turned them nII
''"h ihat part OF my career ia n
,I"S"i book ana my political career
as Wen, is about closed.
nm horc p~urpoSoly 20 orDrns.
my appreciation OF the crca; work
ne jnlird stats has done In world
ahIi's II was the United states
mat made possible tho indcprndgncn
OF roland ani. in thanking nor
Speak FOR all tho Polish pooplc.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
The Poets Corner
Judge Not.

Judge Not.
And was II only yesterday. It seems
We stood upon the heights and saw
the scenes
Far. far below.
The turmoil OF the fallen and the
or reckless souls dcfying God and
life.
Nor did VIC think in arrogrance and
Another day. '
Could hma US tempted down the
Into the fray.
l;ut one below with reckoning eyes
Tossed up her sparkling gems for us
And step by step We left the road
with lazzicd eyes.
on. was she wealth or fame. or was
she love?
Her gems. were lies.
Too late wc heard her mockiuE laugh
And lose itself within the crowd
around.
Now from the depths we raise our
eyes above.
TO the far heights.
where once we TODD in sclf-com-
Ard in our might.
condemned the fallen. nor would
stretch Il hand,
To lift them up that they again might
stand.
But ah, more mcrciful art Thou
whose face,
Our eyes behold,
Above us bend in tenderness and
grace,
Close to cnfOld.
our wrecked ami broken heart
within Thy arms.
y refuge from the fierce and angry
storms.
AMANDA u. coRDEs.
Richmond, Va