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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
HAVANA ENTRIES

First race-six turlnnss ,thrce-y year
aunt pcAa. i0i: WIN All. I0i V"n:in,
los; we Muno2. III.
?!i hor, 1R i %S t,i'WEin ni, prriS ::S%
"tny J. Hogan. 1903: Willie Wr d. los:
First Consul. i0J: -rrincc Romero ioa
coral. los; Ei Garrison. los. Lucky Pear.
100. H!4ntnTnnct. III Senator James. III:
Harry NJ. Stevens. III.
Third rHcv-t!l Concrete handicap; sin
furlongs $1,000: ;hgvo-N tar-nlds and
up Koran io.. Baly. IG5 Waluu; Hal,
10. FnrhelcM HE fnc Hlue Duke. lil:
Fourth ,acc--fve and hal; fu-!onss +;
Ssoo--'n >cusgiou. lo3. Military Girl 1907 .
Mess kii. ioj: Ruunyven. 100 pscood
!uf san Diego. lGS; Merry Feast. llo:
Different Eyes, III. assumption. llG.
r.f;h race -iiavaun Electric Light ana
Power handicap: nail" and one sist"cni:.;
adt,! War Plume. 100. The r.rats, ici p:
Betty j. lpl; EAhnrtcr. l0i. All!Vun 100:
Slrart MONEY. i07 FauN co... los;
Gr-uUHr. sos Franz w. lo>; MATINEE.
I,ici. III ,:uaranteed III; Ruford. iIa.
Mumbo jumbo il5. GolIh.ntt's entry
y.slr.o'ds and u.s. claiming: purse. $500
'Auirr!sau soldier. -03: III. gl,Iva,lua iOa .
'Flr-worlh l0i 'poluh. ioJ, 'Bil Hun.
Icy. lhd' 'I'nc! Nh!l zoo: NIp'baIlIS.
seventh r,ce -mry ana nny yards.
500 -'PurctUdl. 80. N"ri"i'. iic.ir. Ioi :
-S5l G!scy, ie3. 'Sinn rcir-r, l0s
-i;uuulrl, ie", tSsmD"r Sfiiwayt. los
Pas D. Change. -: MhthcT. los; E!suca,
tcr. Nuu'rcss, iUH; Nght W.Id Ill.
'Fty" pounds apprentice allowance
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OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
PERFECTs- ORGANIZATION
Plans Arc Made tn Have Body
Known as American Olym-
uic ASS0; ;atiOn,
lEv Assnc!ated Hrrss

NEW YORK. Feb 5-plans for
ihe reorganization OF the American
olynpic committee ini" Il pcrmancnt
body, 10 b" known as the American
Olympic Association were approved
here today al a meeting of tho com
mittcc. President Gustavus Kirby.
of ~. american Olympic committee.
1t was decided that the first meet:
inG of the new association and the
adoption Of "a constitution and by
her" ON Wednesday,, December -.
noNt This will be during the week
in which tho Nat!om3! Collegiate Attn
l"tic AsSociation. Of which Genera;
is president. WILL hold it's annual
meeting here. 1t was deemed al
visahie {" have the initial meeting
erning body held at that time. when
fully 300 Representatives of Alneri-
can colleges and universities will be
able 10 attend.
Plans submitted by the committee
on rcDrsanizat!"n. Of which Colonel
~ q. Mills, General Pierce and
President Kirby are me .thcrs. We're
considered. and it WAS decided to ad-
vis" the following
That there ne organized an. associa
lion to- be known as the American
Olympic Association.
THAT there be invited 10 become
members OF the American associa7
ton International Olympic Commit: .
toe: United states Army: United
states Navy: Amateur Athletic
Union OF The United states; Collcgi-
ate Athletic Associations: lntercol
leEiatc Association of Amateur Attn
icics Of America: amateur fencerS
League; American Trapshooting AS
soC!ation; International Skating
Union: National Ass ociation OF ANA
tour OarSmcn: National Cycling AS
ISOLATION; National Rife Associa-
ton: Unit.d States Fontbali Asso-
ciatjon: United states Golf ASsocla-
zion: United States National Lawn
Tennis Association; United States
Revolver Association: i;Aights OF
Columhus Iu,Ss M.u's christian
Association. rsd the i"urg Mems
IicbrcW ASSOCIATION.
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Joe StccIcr I,,urnyIn-.

r.T.N'JNT. = Ell. Fcb. 5.--.Joc Stcch
ef' former heavyweight wrcstlin :.
champion. who was in Frcmon; today
win basketball team he has re-
crui;cd at his home town of Dodge.
saul his health is Improving and IL
ho2eS 20 resume wrestling soon. He
said he was training some each day.
although still taking treatment for
ncuritiS.
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FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK,
Given CHALLENGE ROUND
Play for Davis Trophy Will Begin
September o-Othcr Awards
Made.
ARE ELECTED
j. $. Niyriclk Will BE President of
National Tennis Association.
Report Shows Organization As
sets Total $4,000.
Lny AssncIa,el Press. |


+. NEW YORK. Feb. Edwards
for the principal championship tour
namcnts OF the National Tennis Asso-
citation were made tonight as follows;
Davis Gun. challenge round. West
Side Club. Forest Iiil!s. New York. Ia
begin September =
Mems national singles champion
ship. Germantown Cricket Club. Phil
} adclphia. September 10.
Mems doubles and mixed doubles.
j.onSwcith Cricket Club. BOSTON. no
< date set.
National clay court meas cham
he designated 10y the Western Tennis
Associa ton.
!. women's national championship.
Nest Side, Club. Foros; Hills. New
York. no date set.
The Philadelphia Country Club was
n contender for the latter tourna-
ment. but it was pointed on; that
Mile. Suzanne Lenrlcn. the Young
French girl who holds the European
championship, is expected TO play In
the matches, and the facilities for
handling crowds nj Flores. iIins
would be greater than at the rhila-
delphia Club. Buffalo contcudcd for
me national clay court mems singles.
but was defeated by Chicago 6y a
vote OF 81 TO Is.
The time and place of the woincn's
= clay court championship will he lcf,
TO the executive committee to decide
~ the March meeting.
The best preliminary match for tho
4 Dnvis cup tournament was suggested
. Tor Newport. r. l.. and othcS prclim-
Z mary matches 10 Pittsburgh. Chicago.
Z GlcNeiand. New York. Boston. phila-
delphia and Northwestern Tennis As
ISOLATION. the city 10 he chosen hv
/. locations were left 10 the Davis Cup
Committee.
Changes Amateur Ruling.
AZ lohiEhts session the aSsocia
ion voted 10 change the rule gov
erhinE amateur players to read that
an! tennis player becomes Il pro
lessional when he allows his name
tc be printed upon a tennis racquet.
OF other tennis paraphcrnalia, whether
or not he receives money for the use
or his name.
The only contest in the selection
Of sectional delegates came in the
.hnoSinE OF representative OF the
middle States. Paul w Gibbons. OF
philadelphia. was elected over ", II.
Council. also OF philadelphia. by a
vote OF 1856 TO G$7. Members Of
cubs throughout the country voted
by PROXY. which accounted for the
large vote,
Another important, step taken at
'ne meeting today as the decision 10
coniinc future annual rankings 10
twenty names each in mems. womcn's
and junior singles ana to ten names
III the mems doubles Heretofore n
hundred or more have been included
The decision was due partly to the
enormous amount of work connected
with the rankings and the ncces-
nsary, expense. Last year six thou
sand players were cons !dercd and thc
cost OF filing their cards ana other
details amounted TO $4,000
Elect Myri"S President.
The association further decided
fthat in the futurs mixed dnulIae
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ROBNORS DEFEAT SPIDERS
BY SCORE OF Sd TO 81
Local CoiIcEianS Unable 10 Co,uuctr
with Independent Five Of
Norfolk

ISp.cial % Tic Timc.- plsDatchl
NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 5.-l-niVcrS!-
Verse in Tidcwatcr Virginia tOuigh;
when the Robnors. OF Norfolk. Won.
- TO 81. in one OF tho suappi.st
bashctbaU contests seen here this
season. The top-hcavy score Is no
indication OF the briliaucc of the en-
hihition. the Spiders showing some
remarkable passing. but being un-
ablc to locate the baskets on the
strange court.
Heisier was the outstanding star
OF The game. his work in TIN second
ma IT being particularly brilliant.
Chr!toi. who went in for the final
Wood. OF the Rohnors is a former
Richmond College Basketball star
under Coach Dnoson. and cap;ainct!
'hf SpiHcrs several years ago.
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bristol Y. VI. G. \. yIctorr.,.

BRiSTpl. VA, Feb. Til. Brls-
iol y. NJ. G. a. basketball team dc
feated the Carson and Newman Col
iege five on the LEGAL ~" court
Thursday night by the score OF 81
TO 20. McB"e and Kcccc starred FOR
The visitors. while King and McNew
played hes; for tho locals.
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Middle Dir. i,ron, n,o,,.

.tNNAPOI.IS. MID, Feb ~ hlnv
on the nose acquired in Il friendly
noNins match a, tn" Naval Agalcfnr
last Moray. resulted IN the death ta-
day o! MidShinmam lrTiuc GRAY An
dcrson. Of Charleston. Ill. II member
Of the fourth class
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ncr-r.rnrati,c. .dort l,r,r.

1EEt.H WOOD g.. Feb IA
NnitE cScnit'ives NJ the SCUM
carolina INTERCOLLEGIATE, Nih,,tIs
Assoriaiiun In aauGal meeting here
thuaT adopted tn" constitution ana
rulings 81 thu Sou:E-'i In'.rrnIlo.
siai" Athletic Assoc.atiou ~ WI-
nam Ei..S "f clemson Co.,ls.. was
f.e-r!"r'"h president. ana Professor +,
.. !-':ei!.er. Of The c.taJsI Charles.
ION, secretary
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Vanderbilt, Ij,. i

MACON. On, F.H i-A ftDr Inuf-
Ing in ihe, hrs, ha.i basketball TO-
ahle TO score iu tN- second hrIs .rl
Nerccr won q TO IL
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and his playing has been Il plcasan,
surprise TO Church lin and local
BASKETBALL followers
Win these stars Church IIill has
IN" following record for the season.
chur'h ii!ll. 10: Seminary. IN
Church Hin. G3: Petersburg Legion.
church ilil!. "a: Blues. 90.
=, Ihureh iii, ao;' Petersburg a. G..
Church III, 40. Randolph Macon. s.
-'h"rch llill. 81; Merchants Bank.
:, church hin. 50; Richmond UnIver.
Church lIili. AZ: Richmond 4. c. ls
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itoiladay. S out OF II. Referee. Ching
!,rsham: Time, 10 ana 20 minutes.
illyed III y. w. =. -
Medical College also lost game
70 Seminary by the score of 81 to
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iior Boynton; higgins for Nor,hrun,
hruEer for wood Richmond -Towiii
Tor Fray: Carlton for Motley. Field
S"ais; Robnors - Fcucrste!n l3).
". Northrup 60, Wood (2J: Rich
granddaughter 90. Fray (2). Mott
TX Carlton 90. Allen (2), ;ethcl
~ r"ul goals chmond-Zeigicr
80: Hohnors-F 90. Craft.
liei sree--obst Y. NJ. .; \. physic;ii
directory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

eight ycars ~ tho timo lIttlc attention was
paid 10 the announcement. but r"conty political
circlcs OF Florida have become very much "gi-
iat"d over thc possibility ~ Bryan becoming
candidate ngains Senator Trmmci next yenr
Tho concern la natural colonel Bryan has
made political a.tisiv bring him both fame ana
fortune. II" l7 the only consistent loser iu
American politics who has turned h's trick H."
H. tn" only thhthc'cr "i recent years VINO as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
The Revolt of Vera SandersOn
by JANE PHELPS

ssHp, o,..,.,.g.,, ,,t1I gea ypu were
tbora a. ,ho hny "
:" t''' o'N'
but you wereht win me. ,.
cried a niue more thch e.,,iii
INTO oed wondering II cN'r Slou'u ~
irdrn TO DO thlnES IiFhJ' vttI DC W,
kihu OF a %liG 'I,n M'','',' h,, ~ Nat
I,5,,,, @ l"ouu .,''',' ', ,'I ,.c,.,, ,nI,ch To
49,, Hiu,' porh,rs im," didrt mean so
,,,i,n -, -, bnr r,,,,l. a.. II ala 10 me.
w. ,h. n" ,,,"rnir,. W,rgor,t said,
-. -. 4,
AL, ~ o., ,,a,t,. a,.,I, Vera
W W, va W . "'N
ioN ,,
told vera She was "''ns'
keith interrupted.
Il should hope you had
"Rut Margaret. Tom asked you,
and you said all right. and you knew
we couldn't see one single thing.
,.You are mistaken. Tom asked
mo II | cared, Nv answer was. | re-
member distinctly, why should ~
That is A long cry from saying all
right,'"
..r,,,, ..,,.-,. ,f,r,,rc, ala not
t..1 iu,roIitc nm Won
'.1'a.N ~ =, ~ onora and
NJ" ~" @ ,,.., t,rJ -
"o' 10 ''' "''' ,
suppose h'lSnl nav ~ ~ ~
my othcr guests out igr you, tIs
urea tnat as you ana A"ih "''c ~.
youngest IN ", pa - ""I ~ ~
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"U. S. WOMEN - UGH."
Swiss Traveller Admircs Only Men q

Swiss Traveller AdmircS Only Men of
All Things American.
I'm America man is q poor little
animal who works from morning III,
night TO please woman
That is what Frank SZekula, Ge-
neva- Switzerland an international
dealer in stamps, who came to MI.
waukeo as n delegate 10 the CON
vention Of the american philatc'c
But he doesn't blame them, poor
things The blame is pushed upon
the exacting shoulders OF the women
Your men are charming but the
women, ugh-tcrriblen" and an En-
ropean shrug puts the last touch 10
the announcement Of American Wo-
manhood.
''Women over here are something
between a man and n woman They
haven't any sex. They have an me
liberties n man has. hut the trouble
comes because they take advaH'age
OF them"
Mr.. Szckula, who has Travelled
over all the countries Of Europe
hands tho prize for beauty and gen,
eral aminhility to the Eoldcn~halre'
damsel Of Stockholm, Sweden.
she ls charming. | love her ne
says, with the frankncss OF 7Ws
and experience. she IS po'i'" ana
tactful. Your girls are heartinsa ana
rude"
Men win. Apparently they 7-' the
only western institution that pleas
tho taste Of Mr.. Szoku,l I'e
country and cities. scenicolly, are
scrapped along with the girls.
Your cities are so mOno'on0a'
They look ike they had all been
made by the same machine W re
/ says.-Milwaukee journal
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Benny's Notebook
CHEESE IT. RIVELUTION!
A Play.


Scene. royal kingdom. King
wa viking erround.
King. I'm crate king, all rtte
Ferst Subject. Good morning
king.
King. Watts It your bizniss n its
morning or mite or wat II is? You're
ony a poor fish of a subjeck and 4
you get lippy with me III have your
he'd chopped off so fast you wont re.
member It was ever on.
Fcrst Subjeck. Aw wat did
say. There's going to bc 4 rcvIlutioD
some of these days.
King. That's wat they all say
2nd Subieck. DO you hapnor %
know wat time II IS, please King?
King. II I did wouldent tell
you. and If hcer eny moro OF vour
sass Ill have you boiled in boiling
oil.
End Subieck. Jimmy crickifs
sutch n temper. wouldent Wuu,
to he you wen tho revilution gets
started.
King. I wouldcnt wunt to he you
env time.
3rd Subieck. DO you thing its
goin to rain, King?
King. Aw shut up or TT paste
you one IN the Jaw with my crown
3rd suhieck. Do you wunt a rov'
luton?
King. Haw haw don't make me
laff.
2nd SuhjeCk Glowing a whistle)
Revolution, Revilution! zone starts D
King (runninE to beet the ban1'
q well, l had a good time vile j.
lasted
The end.
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explained. 1t Is moro out OF vanity
than any other cause. vanity In
showing the other girls.
But how big the price for so fan
cied and so passing a glory.
often by their daring, their WILL
fulncss, they are In great danger.
Not until they are women grown.
with daughters perhaps or their
own, do they realize how close TO
the brink they came. Could they
but know, in their innocence, the
value of keeping their persons
sweet, OF the cheapening effects of
familiarity, of tho regret to be
theirs in future years, how far from
submitting to the modern ethics of
some would they 90.
Mentally and morally It cheapens'
personally and in the eyes OF others
IL chcapens; with wisdom 1t brings
modification and chagrin, would
that 1t never brought more -- even
hoartache and disgrace.
\ beautiful girl in her teens,
sweet, bright, with elastic step, 1t
il abhOrrent TO think of her as
touched by indiscriminate hands In
every friendly scuffle, every linger-
ing pressure of the hand, every
od-nicht kiss tho bloom fades. The
clutC hing Of his arm, the adjusting
OF his tie, the sitting close or dane
ing check to cheek, all bring a tar
uish, a gradual letting down of the
bars.
Such little things, some say, the
rolinqushug Of which stamps one
as prude, a priss.
All, but the girls made the seal
that stamps its own, and they can
| undo the harm they have done. For
! they are greatly mistaken If they
think boys like fast girls. A few
| boys do. perhaps. but not boys who
are the brothers OF ones girl friends
who become husbands OF them all.
On the contrary, many boys and
men flirt or attempt fast and loose
with girls in order TO find the one
/ that won't stand for the familiarities
/ that misguided girls permit. and
| turning from them marry the gr
| they couldn't kiss"
Some day, when tho real love
comes. II Will eXalt the heart to &c
to him with q consciousness thai
every passerby has not dulled, has
| not worn the radiance. the bloom
/ Oft the gift.
only by making hands Off one:
motto through girlhood days car
/ such exquisite and perfect happines:
/ be known,
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Make Islands Off" the
Motto Through GirihOOd

Thoy were exceeds talking over
school days.
Remember how she always came
in so indignant because the boy
she'd been out with tried 10 kiss her
good-night?"
Remember ?" was the reminiscent
rcply 1T got to Doe such old stuff
after you left that the girls had her
up in sorority meeting and told her
II had TO stop, We told her II was
her own fault, which it was. She
was always the last girl 10 come in
from tho library AZ night, or a dance
or a show. she'd lugor on the
porch drcamily ongr0Ssed in her
date until al the other girls had
passed them getting in, and natur-
ally the date thought that was what
she wanted
Il don't believe she was fast,
though. what did she get herself
in such miN-ups for?'
NO. Louise liked thrills. she'd
go As tlr as she dared, then be ter
ribly .nsultcd II he showed a ten
dcncy to SO little further, She
brought II on herself. She liked 10
Ne sensation, and too, she liked
for the other girls 20 think the lel-
lows were mad about her. She
cravcd popularity
she cravcd popularity - those
few words explain why most fast
girls are fast. The majority aren't
bad. thcy do not have ovil thoughts
they do not personally enjoy spoon
ing, but they think the boys de-
mand II, and young Girl, before
She knows how serious the possible
consequences, would almost sell her
soul--to he popular
There is something strange and
pitful in the Importance girls put
on popularity. IL IS bred In all nat
ural humans 10 be soCiable, to want
TO be liked, but between the ages OF
l6 and % there Is special longing
In most girls 10 be liked by the op-
posile sex. As the reminIscing ones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

public opinion VIII strongly approve the &C
tIon Of the county commissioners In changing
the mstirrp ut the pr.,cr nt the courthouse. In
the first place. the republican Justices had every
right to expect such consideration from the
county hoard itself republican. because 1t IL
drfoudablc political practice to show favor to
u partisan. an things else hcing equal It Ia
not only dcfondablc political practice but public
opinion mo- less than practical polItlcial consd-
cratious require IT,
when the citizens ~ Tulsa county voted over
wholminrly for republican ,1cials thoy doubt
lc'a intended that the public service should be
conducted by republican poliucnl agents. TO
have permitted the democratic Justices To re-
main in monopostlc control Of that branch OF
the public service would have hcon clear sub
version Of tho popular viii. So much for that
phase Of the matter But there is another phase.
For months thcrc have hocr rumors of crass'
improprlcties on the part OF courthouse Justices.
These rumors the Eamut from unholy ALI
nnccs with professional bondsmcn to the impo-
sition Of Illegal costs and fines on defendants
and itigants 1t has been said. aud with some
show at least Of proof, that the Justices At the
courthouse realize greater income than any
public official In the county, that II the law was
literally and strictly complied with such would
not bo the CAGE
Such reports havo come to The world from
time to umo. other Justices of tho county have
aaid as much and vastly more to The World
Nor were these other Justices republicans. II
30 happens they were and are democrats II ls
recalled that a previous Justice serving At the
courthouse was checked up short, vastly short
i'm his accounts, that he retired from office and
that to thia day. according to report there re-
| n,nlna unpnid sums OF money which he imprOp-
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"The stars incline, hut do ...
coupcL" "''
0Copyright. 1921. bv NsC'ur, ....
manor Svndic,ta, vs.
TUESDAY, AJtISV " to,,
Mercury and Uranus mr.. H., -'...
tor syov this d,v accnr1.rr
,rolorers who warn mon ana
en- TO bo exceedingly caution. .,,
their dealings. at
Travel is subject TO a rr......-
rulo. which scema To fo,a.r.a..s
mishaps and even acris,rt. Nv
who are in Europe may have. '.
nirasant expcrionccs
Mercury is In a placc mos, ,..4I,
ding To- the slgucrs of r.,... =.
srrCefncuts
While this conFlrurof.,, ,......,.
messages of M oucu ar, lt,r,. a.,
no received by tho poyrrur,.,,' "
Editors are warned thlt Tram.
ia In a Mace that cause t1..,..i,u''
atonding of what is written ,,1 %.
libIs suits may easily b., inrr.r,4
Uranus still plagucs rar,Yg,i
which will suffer seriously from mn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

Special 70 The world.
ADA, AUG. 2-.-Con'inued iA.Ns
by the Ada police department ~
Dark Town" have netted nearly
zoo gallons Of Choc beer, P'..er
Chief Gotcher announced TO-DAY.
More than so gallons were takCn Y
one raid and several arrests h'Vc
boon made.
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The Main Point,

Miss Tiddles. will you marry
mo? would gladly die for you"
offered the wealthy but aged suitor.
How soon?" queried that pracu-
cal twentieth-century maid.-Berke-
10y GRzette.
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barometer of Public Opinion


Editor Word-Thn national democratic
committee is the only Ercaso spot LETT of S.
lhH pathetic uttlo circle has kept himself and
ms committee In the public eye, by Standing
over tho cradle OF the Infant republican admini-
FI"uoh' pr"phosyIng all manner Of misfortune
for the destiny OF the chosen child, and It's
parent the great American body polite. First.
IL lS th's that is wrong. then that, and sad to
say, there - nor a. possibility Of anything being
risht Hero Harding looks like wilson there
the family resemblance takes ON features OF
Lincoln, Mckinley and Roosevelt - the lusty
youugstur was bad when he Wilaoucd. and
w"rS" whom he anything cscd However. with
time, the offspring of the popular VIII is com
ing To take on an expression uumtsta takabjy its
own. and the more it grows ana docs. the moro
uneasy, cuNiOus ana ioalous--yga mortified. be-
comes Mr. White ana hiS official membership.
Every time the president ana the republican
congress score high on foreign or domestic
policy, the committee, through its authentic
muuthpiccc, has Convulsivo passage OF cynical
words. The 'ucccsa that bids So fair 10 the dis
Hramcnt program OF the president and great
mass Of the American people only serve to
shock The Wilson worshipinE committee. and
streak its collective eve With the pipmrnt of a
deep grasS green. MIR Dawes pcrsonlfying Her
cuIrs, and his augcan task In cleaning and rem
oNating the treasury of the eight rubbish rid
den years of MIR. McAdoo, draws but the sour
grapes ana pop gun tre' OF the critical COM
mltIe". AS Fr"Vidcno" never wastes even -,
ana cIatt'r of MI White are not lost for they
serve To center attention ON the good faith
wen going effort Of the republicans TO improve
our fiscal Arrangement by tho addition OF a
modern cNporicnco-approycd budget system. It
may hc 49, good rs 10 looks, and then 10 may
not, W. cannot tell until 1t j. tried ont. Reason
TN We 500, and it it then fails, we will join In
iho carplng procession and help howl it down
and out In the meantime. We expect the now
much hoped of plan 20 prove true to- tho wisdom
of TN" worlds best sta'"rrat:, hc N, dgmuyruti,
hlndioaps as many and mean a. partisan i'm.
The peace treaty is also awry or the demo.
,,3l' W''''','.. ana nin"art ih" wonderful
past, present .lud future has eliminated I'm IN,