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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Unemployment Regional Direc
tors Accept Posts

WASTINGTON. Nov. 6.--Thirtcen men have
accepted appointments as regional directors
10 carry out the suggestions OF the Presidents
unemployment conference.
The work OF these regional directors. ac-
cordinE to an announcement by Secretary
Hoover Will be To keep the Mayors through
out the country informed as TO the activities
OF the committee civic and emergency
measures in Washington. and to act as Il
source OF closer contact between the Mayors
unemployment committees and the standing
committee of the conference. They viii re-
port what service the Federal government
may render, in operation with local conf
mittccs to amclioratc conditions Of unemploy-
mcnt.
Those accepting the appointment were Nor
timer Ficishbackcr. san Francisco: G. T. Rand,
New York City; T. sherman, Chicago: Evans
Woolicn. Indianapolis John W. Iiallowcil
Boston; William $ Rossitcr, Concord y. H.;
{. NJ. Hahcock. ST. Paul. Mimi; Jackson John
son. ST. Louis; Major Roy Dickinson. East
orange. y. j.. Winslow Il Aver, Port
land ore: Ernest T.. rrigE. Philadelphia: ~
l.. Humphrey Pittsburgh; James s. Gibson,
Seattle and j. T.. Edgcton, Nashville, Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Ilmnthy Conway.

WlNcliESTER, VA. Nov. G.-Fu-
neral services were held here ycster-
day Tor Timothy Conway. 10 years
old. native OF County Cork. ireland.
wh" dIod at his HON" in clarksburg.
w. va, where he had been living
since retiring from active work as
railroad contractor. Surviving are a
widow, Mrs Ellen Conway. and ono
daughter, Mrs. X. X iicrndon. of
Clark shurr. Burial was in III. Genie
terry OF The church OF the Sacred
Heart MrgC"nway and his brother.
the late Michacl Conway, were the
principal contractors building tho
Norfolk and Western hallway from
HaEerStnwu to ROanokc. and they
butt other roads In Virginia. West
virginia ana Kentucky. He was for
many years part owner OF the old
ScnScncy Farm, a suburban Colonial
show place east o! town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND DELEGATES
OFF FOR u. ID. C.. MEET
Mrs. IL. \. Hlcnn-r and Mrx william
R"hrrt Nnwtrr Irnvc for General
Convention In ST. Louis

Mrs. Il. 4. Blenner and Mrs. William
tobcrt Nawter. delegates from Rich
mond chapter, left SUNDAY at O'Clock
over IN" Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way FOR st. Louis, where they Viii
he IN attendance ON the general con
Nentlnn of the United Daughters Of
'hc confrderncy which viii he in
session there the entire week. As
director from Virginia for the lief
icrSon DAVIS Highway. Mrs. Blenncr
VIII make report on the progress of
ms undertaking. which has The in
dorscment and promised operation
Of the Governor aud State Highway
Commission OF Virginia.
Ia the absence Of Mrs. Norman V.
Randolph, the report on relief work
VIII be submitted by Mrs. Rlcnner.
The party VIII Ice Joined by dole
cations all along the route and head
quarters VIII be established at Stat!cr
Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

is prepared to recommend Henry Lincoln
Johnson. the Georgia Peach" OF notorious
memory in connection with his membership
on the Republican National Committee and
his activity at tho Chicago convention, for
appointment as recorder OF deeds in the
District of Columbia. That the recorder
has supervision over scores of white wo-
men apparently makes no difference to tho
Republican Senators who feel that the
peach must he rewarded. Appoint
ment OF Johnson to the rccordership was be-
licved To have been determined upon Sow
eral months ago, hut the protests from the
South were so vehement that il was held
III abcyancc. Now ii is to be put through
Johnson doubtless having applied the pres
sure just as he did at Chicago and forced
decision in his favor. Having in mind his
declaration at birmingham for political
equality for the negro the President must
he consistent
Such is tho attitude of the national Re-
publican organization toward the negro In
face OF that Nrginians will not accept the
Vociferous protcstations of the Virginia Re-
pubiicnns that they are and will remain 90
per cent white. Rcpublicansm is Republi-
canism whether il is in Washington or
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
WARN INVESTORS TO USE
CARE IN BUYING BONDS
Declare Some Issues offered UnduIy
High In View of Actual
Exchange Rates.
tRy Associated Prcsg.l


WASiiiNGTON, Nov. 6-Amtrican
INVESTORS We're warned tonight hy
the Commerce Department to exercise
care in purchasing foreign bonds
PAYABLE in deprecated currcncics in
the expectation Of realizing enormous
profits when exchange values return
10 normal. Certain concerns In tbs
country. the department said are Of
fcrlnE for sale national, municipal and
industrial! issues expressed in dcprc-
c!atcd currcncics which represent
small fraction az their normal cx-
change value. This. tho department
added, is the case with the currcncics
OF Germany. Austria. Poland, Czccho-
Slovakia. Emmania, Jugo-Slayia and
hungary.
In some cases, the dcpartmtnt said.
the prices a. which these securities
are offered. ATE dnduly high in view
OF the actual exchange rate Of the
given currency. There have been in
stances. the department asserted.
whrc there has Teen great disparity
between tho sale price OF the adver-
tiscd securities in terms OF dollars
and the price at which they could he
purchased with American money in
the foreign country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
work Of the Forestry Service.

j. y. j., Crewe-The forest ranger
is a soldier OF peace. lie patrols and
protects the nations forest reserves.
The United states Forestry service
is divided into six districts. with OF :
fees at Denver, Col; Ogden. Utah;
Missouia. Mont; Albuquerque. y. NJ:
san Francisco. Cal. and Portland.
ore. The work at q district head
quarters Is distributed among four
observation-disclosures grazing. sill
,viculturc and products. each equip
ped with men of special training for
the work of their office.
The office OF operation is RESPONSE
bic for the protection Of national for
ests. the building of roads, trails and
other improvements, ana for the or
ganiZation of the forestry service.
Ii also is charged with the supervis-
ion Of all business relating to the
special use OF national forest re-
sources.
The Office OF silvcrculture has SUI
pcrvision OF the free use and sale of
timber and has charge Of forest
planting. The Office OF grazing super
viscs grazing business, except for'thc
actual fixing OF all allowances. pc
RODS and rates. The office Of pro-
duets conducts both independently
and in cooperation with private
owners. studies leading to more
profitable use OF the timber. For
further information. address the For
ester, Forest Service. Washington,
D. c.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
News Of Fifty Years Ago

CFrom the Richmond Dispatch Nov. Z. 1919
The Evening News Of yesterday was Il SPLEEN
did campaign paper. The cartoons rcprcscnt-
ing Mixed Free schools - and "a Radical
Court" were good hits
Vote early. but not often today. DON'T lie
frightened away from the polls by u crowd.
Stand there until YOU have deposited your
ballot
In his speech, made near Manchester. Ia :,
small crowd OF negroes. Congressman Porter
favored whipping all negroes who shall vote
the Conservative ticket in todays election.
The finest barbecue OF the campaign was
.lcld at Whites, in IIenrco County, yesterday
Earnest and effective speeches made by
Mcssrs Wynuc. Gilman. Darlington, Minor and
Atkinson. The Conservatives OF the county
are aroused
The Supreme Court of Appeals yesterday al
lowed a writ OF error In the case Of EN-
Mayor Chahuon against the Commonwealth.
Many places Of business other than the bar
rooms will he closed today in order L" give the
merchants aud their employees all the time
they want To vote and to vote the white
mans ticket straight.
Among the speakers who on the pro-
gramme for the Virginia Baptist sunday
school convention, TO be held in this city
November %, may be mentioned; Rev. ThomfS
Hume Jr. Of Danville Hon. II. l.. Montague.
OF Middlesex; Rev. a. Broaddus. of Caroline;
Rev. c. III. Ryland, of Alexandria,; Rev. -.
t. Winfree. of Chesterfeld; Rev. a. II. Brown,
OF pittsylvnnia; Rev. w. l.. Hatcher, OF Peters
burg: Rev. W. o. Thomas, of Norfolk, and
others.
The American Register. OF Paris notices tho
following Virginia travellers III Europe Il. y.
c. Jones and ID. W. Bohannon o! Richmond.
in Rome October Z; y. NJ. Wilson, OF Richmond.
in London. October 10; Miss Saunders. OF Vir-
Einia. at Geneva, on the 9th: y. c. Cazenovc.
of Virginia. at Venice, on the 8th.
The total number OF registered voters in
New York City. according to the last regis
,ration. is 1882.
Virginia will east today the largest vote
il has ever cast in the history OF the State,
II the reports and suesses from every sec
ton prove true,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
To One who Tipp'd Vie Foul.

~ VhS w Ho ifPp Il VIC FOui.
Now my heart is full of trouble.
For the kale thought to double
Is extinct as is the Dodo
OR the roaring dnosaur!
With two dollars | was laden
Till hopeful brand of maiden
Lurcd me. who am used to Turing,
But who will be lured no more.
with q manner so bcEuiling
TIL l caught my own self smiling.
She produced the dope, and told
How I'd better place my bet;
And 1 wagered she told mo
There WAS no good friend to hold me,
And the horse that got my money
Probably is running yeti
Somewhere in the field of battle
i can hear the old bones rattle
OF the spawned mule she toutcd
When she caught me off my guard!
When that smiling Senorta
Tipped me on to Carmcncita
Luck was waiting there To throw me-
Which she did-she threw me hard
q We gods that guard the simple
turSc the smile and curse the dimple
or the lovely maid that trippcd me
In tho twinkling OF an eye!
New. no matter what she tips me.
And no odds the dope she slips rae
l VIII bet the field against her,
For am two dollars shy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
collins Alabama Mtu..rcl.."

Tn" minstrel fans OF this city will
hc pleased TO learn that collins
-Nlahama Minstrels." an all coll
"rod organization. headed by the
wrll-kn"wn comedian and taii-talkcr
James Crosby. will he the attraction
at tho Academy Thursday, Friday
and saturday, and Saturday matinee.
That this entertainment promises
the utm"s, in minstrclsy. Is assured
by tho fact that James Crossings pre-
NlouS record as an entertainer has
been wholly remarkable. not only
from he standpoint OF extraordinary
talent. but also in his mcie"ric rise
10 instant recognition with other
attractions he has been with. To-
daT crosby Is recognized as one OF
the best colorcd comedians on the
stage. being gifted with n warn,
magnets personality which is over
n"w ing with genuine humOr and
wit, nc9idce crosby Ia bc seen with
collins Alabama Minstrcls' is
Thcima The Great, the DelincaiOr
Of Representations; Wells and Wells,
acruhatic trapezc artists: H. f. Ed
wards, known throughout the coun-
Try as Americas Celebrated Golden
Voiced Tenor; Rurton and IIarkum.
tIarmOniZing Two. Alabama quar-
tcttc: Happy simpson, The Jolly
TRAMP and barrcll acroba,ic iumDr.;
hcsides a street parade at noon, and
q concert preceding each peri orT-
ancc II ncnt Of thcatcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Amusenents
Ministries mt the Lyr,,


Minstrelsy OF the past. present and
future, Is presented in u novel en-
tcrtainmcnt by n troupe OF versatile
performers as feature of the new
SHOW which comes TO the Lyric to-
day for the opening half OF the
week
The Come Backs" arc four old
time minstrel men. No minstrel
company of yesterday was complete
without these men In tho semi
circle. At that time minstrels were
az the height OF their popularity.
They were almost Americas fore
most amusement purvcyors Then
they went out OF favor. These four
men do IA come back" and they call
themselves The Come Backs"
They are said to he clevcrcr now
than they ever were because they
always kept abreast of the times,
and they have staged a novel little
production showing minstrcls as
they are and as they were. There is
sweet singer" Il soft shoe dancer.
comedian (as lie was yesterday,
as he is today, ana as he probably
will he tomorrow. and this comb
nation "f past, present ANA future
In minstrclSy has been put together
i'm a uniuu" manner, constituting one
of the oddities OF the season
The new show includes four other
excellent Keith numbers. aud the
vaudeville attractions arc aug
mcntcd by varicgatcd motion-plc
tire exhibits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
MONDAY. NOVEMBER :. 1921.
Montague on the Conference

"A encouraging note OF optimism runs
Ua through the address OF Representa-
live Andrew j. Montague, delivered yester-
HAY before thousands OF Richmond men and
women. who gathered TO express their APP
proval of and to pray for the success Of
sho conference on the limitation of arma
snents. Yet il is apparent that he has no
illusions as 10 the difficulties which must
be met and surmountcd by those delegates
from the worlds great powers who are to
convene in Washington on Armsticc Day,
4sf peace at last is TO settle down upon Il
Ear-torn world. Mr.. Montague knows, per-
. hnns as we'll as any other American. the
obstacles to disarmament, the currents and
| sross-currents OF Old World Diplomacy and
politics, which, must he breasted success
fully before anything really tangible can
rome ont of the conference, and no one
Knows better than he what il will mean to
she world if AT the end OF its deliberations
+lhe word failure must be written.
Mr.. Montague was an earnest advocate of
.lhe Versailles treaty with lis covenant OF
1.-The league of nations, success OF which
3would have made the present conference
unnecessary, and yet an American Senate
EIefeated that treaty, and the American pcO-
7ple Endorsed its action AT the polls. Mr.
montague also fayors formal alliances il
[they be necessary 30 prevent future wars,
land yet the American people have said at
|dhe polls that they do not favor such a!li-
kances, fearing the foreign entanglements
|into which they might he drawn. Thus The
ldisarma lament conference finds the field of lis
|endeavors rigidly limited by the popular
|mandatc, and, remembering The najion's
|edict at the polls last November. j, will
hardly dare go beyond the associational
stage at which Mr. Harding has limited
After all as Mr.. Montague, Of course, re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Cnptaim John II. MrlI..

DASNlI.LE. VA. Nov. G-Thc
death occurred shortly after midnight
FridaE at his home, near Whitmcll. Of
Captain John T. Wells. - years OF
age. who had been In declining health
for some years. lie died In the home
In which he was born and hc had
lived ia FittsyIvania all az his lifc
lic was NJ one time master Of tho
chestnut Grove Masonic Lodge. he
f"rc It's charter was surrendered. and
for thirty years was steward OF the
Whitmcll Methodist church. his VIE.
nc" Mo!lIc nritchctt, died last sprinE
He leaves tn. following children:
Wad" IT, Wells. Whitmcil: Miss Iota
Wells, Whitmell Mrs. Sam Elliott.
Whi'mell; Mrs. Rober, Austen. Whit
NELL.
The funeral was held from the homo
this afternoon with Masonic honors
hy the Chatham Lodge. OF which he
was member.
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The Negro and Political E>iacrcy

LIT would require the services OF a mas
XII ter logician to harmonic tile attitude Of
|the national Republican party on m. negro
question With mat OF IFS offspring, the Re
publican party ia Virginia The former s,iu
seems TO endure, even ii il does not delight
lin, its mongrel condition so long as tina, +,
necessary to lure the colorcd vote. while the
latter, for the same vote-getting purposes
casts the negro out bodily, aud tolls him
Sbrutally that he is no longer desired in INC
Fpolitical organization which WAS once his
sole refuge.
3 This clash of attitudes between the ma
tional party and its Virginia wing was
stressed enipIaucniiy few days ago in the
speech OF president Harding at Biruipr-
ham, whore he went on record as fayoriue
gpolitcal equality for The negro. whereas
the party's candidate for Governor In Vir.
sginia has sharply drawn The color line AND
E4orced Jim Crowism into Republican uoli-
tics. Their divergence OF views. or perhaps
their adoption OF different methods. where
sdffferent conditions must be treated, is stu
2nnre strongly brought out in the report
from Washington that Senate committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
OTIS j. THOMPSON DIES
All HIS RESIDENCE, HERE
'""r I" RIchmond In 1854 AK Tcic-
Eraph Overwhelmingly In holly
wood This Afternoon.


wood This Afternoon.
o'is j. Thompson died yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at his home.
"lS IL South Cherry street. Mr..
| thompson was tho son OF tho late
John Henry Thompson ana his wife.
Sarah Ellen Eaccr. of Charlotte Couu
! W. ana came To Richmond as tclc-
srarh operator with the old Richmond
ana Danvillc Railroad In 1881 Later
ne WAS connected with the Western
Union Telegraph Company, until i'll
health forced him To- retire from ac-
tive service
An ardent member and worker frs,
IN Grace street Baptist Church and
latcr in Randolph street Eaptist
Nhurch. AZ superintendent OF It's sun
any school. MIR. Thompson is largely
responsible for the good work OF this
chnrch in It's school and in its homo
department. his own branch of home
department work ranking among the
highest In the country.
lie IL survived by ono sister, Miss
Ida Mae Thompson, Of this city. ru-
neral services will he held in RAN
doiph street Baptist Church this aft
erno"n at $40 o'clock. intorment taxi
Ing place IN HOLLYWOOD
The pallhcarcrs are 4. H. Collier.
W NJ. Wharton, a. H. Moody. j W.
l'ncord T.. G. Head \. g. Pur,lic. CAL
vim W. Farmer and T.. W. Young
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
One Dying After shooting Arm,

FlTZdEtAi.D. GA, Soy. with
bullet wounds in his body. $. II. vii
son, Jr.. 90. is at the point Of death
In a focal hospital tonight. the result
Of shooting alfray AT a school party,
four miles south of here. last night
ID. X. Lang. Jr.. %. an cmplOye OF the
Atlanta. birmingham and Atlantic
Shops. is held without bail In connec-
ton with the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Echoes From Down Home

Milwaukee had an ocean of beer ready for
the word from Washington" which shows
that Milwaukee, must have supposed that there
was going To develop great amount of III
health in thi. country. OF course medical
beer is fraud. The president OF the Anti
Saloon League OF Wisconsin declared that with
medical beer lcgaizcd might as well try
To regulate "A keg of powder in hell II may
be bad that even in Wisconsin, but
it is So much ground lost by the advocates OF
prohibition which must he rcraincd with the
least possible dclay.-Ralcigh News and OBJ
server.
II Mondcll would be as active in pressing
legislation for the benefit of the nation as he
was in pressing the prosecution of Represen-
tativc Elant"n, Congress might. after while,
do some hinG.--Durham Herald.
In Difference to American law, Marshal Foch
will drink only water while in this country
WIN Americans permit foreigner to Guido
them in Difference To their laws? They will
several OF thcm.--Grecnsboro News
We have a sncaking notion that perversity
of human nature will move more of the Con-
Sress"nal Records 'suhscribcrs' to read that
particular copy in which Congressman Blan-
tons alleged obscene letter was nrinted than
any copy Of recent issnc,-k inston Free Pre- SIS
There is Il very good possibility that Marshal
Fuch will give the people of North Carolina
and it might he In order for Red Buck to
send word in advance as to just how the mar.
shall says his name is pronounced. AS Major
Dupont fixed II for the Observer. 1t is Flush"
Charlotte Observer.
The announcement coming from his personal
physician that Marshal Foch who is now an
honor guest of this country, will observe the
spirit and letter OF the prohibition law while
In the United states, will raise the marshal
In the esteem and confidence of the right think
iur people Of America who already regard him
ancctonatcly and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Free
Irrss
II may certainly be said that educational
system which ignores the Bible is lacking in
"a highly important element. II Is also safe
10 assert that the present generation is sadly
deficient in knowledge OF this supreme Book
Whatever tends to encourage young men and
wcmen to explore the vast resources of knowl-
edge and culture offered by the Bible-with-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Sir Harry Lander.

They call Harry Lauder near"
said William Collier. the comedian,
acting as postmaster at the ban
qhet given 10 the famous Scottish
minstrel by tn" Friars Club. In New
York; but dent You believe ii.
That's press work.
This little Scot has given away
thousands OF dollars To worthy
charities. lie raised a fund OF nearly
II million dollars Tor the scottish
soldiers and sailors disabled in the
world war h" gave UP an entire
summers engagement in London to
sing to the boys in the trenches at
his own expense. and, despite the
fact that he could add thousands OF
dollars to his annua! income by sing
irr on sunday, he has never given
n performance on that day.
Lauder viii he heard at the Acnd-
envy next Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
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The Crouch.

Vow, Willie" said the Stern Mother, I'VE
will have your regular evening catechisms
Who was the most patient man on Earth Will
lic?"
Job. ma'am" said Willie. obcdicntly.
What's that; what's that" demanded Pater
Familias from behind his paper.
lie was right Father; he said Job was the
most Patient man
oh WAS the most patient; that's different
WAS is rght!'
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INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting ON legal mud med
Icnl subjects. nrc answered free. An
NIL Inquiries nrc answered directly
by personal letter, seIf-n'lhressed,
stamped envelope is required. Adj
dress The Timcs-Dfspatrh Informal
tfon Bureau, ItichmOnd, Nn.
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Theatcr Calendar
ACADEMY-Dark.

LfRlC-kei,h vaudeville.
COLONlAl.-iIarOl Lloyd, In
Never Weaken" and Constance
Binney, In Tho CaseJof Becky"
BROADWAY.-Anna Q. Nillson.
In why Girls Leave Home"
BlJOU-All-star cast. In "A Ger
tain Rich Man"
lSlS-Charlic Chaplin, In "The
Idle Glass
Blu EBIRD-All-star cast, in
Thc Stranger in Canyon Valley"
obEON-I.ois Weber's "Tho
Blot"
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DEATHS in VIRGINIA
Dr. 4, =. I<Iu,I,nIi,

pr y. :. Itimbali died yesterday. nj
Rattle Creek. Mich. lie is survived
ny his wife. who was formerly Miss
Minnie q. Ostcrbind. OF Richmond
ana FIVE children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Local Temperature Yesterday.

t. Vt, .fnper.tIrr ....,.....-. 4
Maximum temperature Ia t. M. d
Minimum temperature Ia 4 T.. M.. q
Mean temperature" yesterday L.... ,
Normal temperature for this ddtn. S
deficiency yesterday .,.........
,:Nress since March .............. e.
Excess since January . a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

Just as might have been expected. when
tho news got out that MIR. Morrison had COMO
10 Now York to rest for Il few days. somebody
jumped To the conclusion that the Governor
went a-courtin'.-winston- Sal INC j ournal
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Charcoal Erh's Daily Thought.

Mos people got de idec money ain no
good ceptn L spend. said Charcoal Eph
ihoonilE. "l'as Alright mebbe, but fiat
rockcthook don git no applause FIN de fam
bly,. Eat chop, Mistah Jackson"