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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Experimenting With Home Rule

y ECENTlI the newspaper dispatches
y from ireland have been so wholly given
over to accounts Of violence and the I'M
pleasant things that are occurring there
that the fact seems largely TO have cscaped
the public notice that a portion OF ireland
is To accept the conditions OF tile sclr-gov-
eminent legislation and set UP Il parliament
ard constitutional government OF it's own.
Announcement from London that the Brit
ish authorities hold to their purpose TO
institute The home rule law. which becomes
operative on May ;, however, serves to re-
new interest in the subject. However. the
provisions which empower the issuance OF
orders iii council necessary TO make ar
rahgcments for the election will hccome Of
tcctive on April n. The elections will be
held in May.
Six counties Of Ulster already have sig
niiie! their intention OF proceeding under
the law and will hold elections for parlia-
meNtaTy representation By the proportional
representation method. THAT is. the ma
jority party does no; sweep the field on a
narrow or a liberal margin. but elects only
such portion of its candidates as its vote
- in proportion TO the whole. The minori-
Ties gain representation as well as major.-
ties These six counties having declared
tLcir intention To give the p"arliumcu,urv
''H'''h 81 'ii'!. thc experiment VIII he
watched with close interest for the bear
ing it may have upon the ultimate accept
nnce or rejection OF home rule over MI nor
lions of The island.
iheEc Is Il strong minority unfavorable
10 the success oi the proposed parliamen-
larry system. even IN the six counties that
ar" to experiment with il. There are nf,v-
TWO members Of parliament to be elected.
ana those who have carefully canvassod the
lCid contend that under The proportional
representation system, nineteen or twenty of
th" lifiy-two will be opposition members,
eit'tr connected Wit. the revolutionary or
Eahl@ation or sympathetic with il. Hence.
inc authority OF tho home rulers Will res;
u!'on Il comparatively narrow majority il,
"hi-i a subsequent loss of a few seals
might turn the government over To those
WI" ar" not al all in sympathy with il.
ASIDE from this, Tie home rulers of the
SIX counties regard with some nppreicn-
SION the report from Belfast that the Sim
ftihcrs are schem!ng to prevent ,hc cleo
ton and the iunctioning of the Ulster mar
lament Forcwarnnd OF this purpose. Of
h!'aIS are taking every precaution to pre-
vent Tie kidnapping OF the election officials
and the capture of the ballot boxes on the
exc OF tile election.
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Kry wr.t-Iia,nnn Phone Service.

NNSIiTNNTUN March 2N.-A ielc-
ph"n" conversation between Prcs,-
dent iiarI.ng aud President Mcnocal.
OF Cuba. probably will inausuraic
next month service over the tcle-
phone cable between Key West and
Havana Arrangements for the open
ing are in progress, and it was said
today that several Cabinet members
might extend fluctuations over the
wire 70 Cdhan government officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

The year 1920 has beer a trying one and a
one for tho cotton growers. but II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Cuban direction uc,urn. Mcnnrc.

turns from the partial presidential
elections held on Saturday in Orientc
province are very mcUgrc and the
central electoral board deems them
insufficient to warrant publication of
amy figures. Advicos inlica;" COM
pi"tc' order prevailed during the day
throughout the province.
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Health Talks by Or. Brady
Pretty Suff.
tcOpyFish,. l9si, Na.leral Newgparer serx.se.,

'btts
y fat woman who had asked M, TO tell her
no" sue might reduce her weight safely wrote
again Il month later TO say tina, il was 50 hard
10 consume any reasonable proportion of the
'n,i Sh" stocked. or. as she put it. isn't there
something one can just take or rub OF. With
""' inc awful agony Of exercise ANA rcEula-
ton Of ones diet.
some folks commonly considered lazy are
III reality sick. Yet there Is considerable in
''"'ehcc "i IA purely Volitional character. Most
TAT folks have II touch of II. Nnt ia. OK
''s""c fuses OF obesity SO much as Tie incipi-
- vi "h''"er cases. those in which the vic
INN is probably the last To notice The insult
GUS accumulation OF Stacker flesh. What slight
justification there may u. for tn. stI.m, at
."'hed TO undue corpulcncy rests um the fact
mat the victim fails Ia disciplinc his habits
or eating and exercise.
Everybody knows thai a hors, may he ten,
in proper condition by AN intelligent manage
meht OF the horses work or exercise ard feed.
me man who feeds his horse too generously
ana works the animal too little is laughed At
when the horse develops obesity. What the
human animal needs is Il little horse sense.
TOO many thousands OF our women now
'o'sS S'deSten most of the housrwork and AZ
the same time consider themselves too ola.
700 sicE!F, too tired or too busy to curt"" IA
amy kind Of athletic activity or play which
airs Tor muscular eNcrtion or exercise. Too
h'ihE padiy educated women have come" to
think cf swea; as something vulgar instead OF
'hc WhoicSoinc thing IL is. sweating. il poo
PIE only knew il. is Il mighty hcalthiul habit.
IL doesn't carry off" any great amount of
'lmpur!iies"-that feature OF sweating is Of
insignificant bcaring-hut IL does prove you
are burning w plenty of waste mud fuel. that
your cooling system Is in good working or
der, and that. above ali. you AR. absorbing a
little sorcly needed oxygen from tn" air yol,
breathe. This las, point is the Important ono.
The oxygen Is utilized for destroying accunu-
!at!"hs OF waste matter which hav. To do
with that FAR to" fashionable maladN called
aito-'ntoXicaiion: it also has TO do with burn
ing off accumula;ions Of Stacker flesh. adiposc.
Cat.
Any on" who seeks some safe method Of
reducing weight which does not depend inon
Intelligent regulation OF the feed and tho work.
seeks a myth. There are certain drugs which
Will unpucsiio1ahly reduce weight without
any regulation OF diet and exercise. hat only
Il fool would ruin his own health by such
abuse. There arc, too. certain morbid ply
s!C3! conditions. o.: which excess OF weigh. may
I've one feature only. watch may be overcome
10y the judici"uS administration OF the APP
propriatc remedy. perhaps "a ductlcss gia nj
inrmonc deficient il the individuals own body.
under the personal supervision OF the patients
medical adviser. Md no one with a grain Of
.ense would venture to ,riilc with any such
potent. ,w"-edged weapon. To reduce you hav c
got to reverse the process whereby you ac-
CURED the handicap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Red Uprising Mt Momtnbnur.

COBLENg, March ga COM
munistic uprising occurred this norm
ing in the American bridgchcad area
at Montabaur. six miles northeast Of
Ehrenbrcitsicin. y riot call was an
swercd by the provost-marshai and
American military police were dis
patched to Montabaur to restore or
dor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting on lcgnI mud medical
subjects. ARE answered free. Az nII
injuries nrr answered directly by
personal letter. n sclf-addr csScd,
stamped envelope in required. Adj
dress The Timcs-Tispntcb Informal
ton Burcnu. IsirhmOnd Sn.
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Cinema Program
Tom Ni> nj llis Hest.

Tom MiN's pictures are always en-
joyabl". He does the things we al
ways nope he viii do. He battles In
realistic style with the gangs that
hcs"t his path Min has a compelling
personality. He carries YOU with him
from the beginning.
MIX opened yesterday at III" blue
bird Thcatcr In his latest william
FOX production, the Road Demon"
FOR Il run % four days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

Nepuoican doomed for Governor of Viz
rinia' and Ike most other booms, il will
end in a smash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Decree Men OF ~ Mus, Mn,ry.

CONSTANTINopI.I: March 2S.-
Alarmed at the growing dcpopuiation
Of Turkey. the Turkish Nationalist
Parliament at Angora is to compel
all men aged % or more to marry un-
less prevented by health reasons.
Bachelors over that age Will be very
heavily taxed, while married men
will enjoy privileges in taxation and
military service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

Richmond, in its housing problem, suf-
fers, just as other cities are suffering. from
the general conditions that have affiliated
against the OF Building on 4
considerable scale. These conditiOnS>>run
the gamut OF high prices wages. material.
money-ard they are reflected in Tho pub
lies attitude OF uncertainty as TO ihc III
turc. The Senate discusses
these various bars TO building. and out Of
its recommendations improvements may
come. If i it does, Richmond Will profit with
other cities similarly situated.
But with general conditions drifting back
to normal, we take 1t that Richmond's most
vital need is oue cr decentralization, not t.
rid Itself OF The "slUms"-which IL has not
but 10 enable thousands OF it's camille,
to move into its uburban or outlying lis
tricts where nodes homes can be erected.
where rents are cheap and surroundings,
are pleasant and @.c,ith Ia. Rot uutil tina.
is possible will-dti.-lmoud's housing couGi-
tions he b|etlered materially.
Whatever steps Congress may take Will
mot solve l%tchmond's problem. which.
briefly, is tho problem of its street car com
pany. until th-t company is put ON a safe
Investment basis it cannot extend its lines
and until II does "Ntend its lines that part
OF Richmond's population which cannot nf-
ford automobiles. on does not reside on one
OF the existing suburban lines. must con-
Rtinue To be cooped up in the city ami ray
the high rents which congestion inevitably
brings.
The street car company's banker fran
chise. which is expected 10 make sUci OK
tension possible, has boon drafted. ana is
before the Council. There may be defects
in it which in the ci,ys interests should.
and, OF course. will be rencdied. But un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
..rhc GnIlopinr Dc,I,.-

TIC ufcrlhg al Tie NcN ycstcrdny
was a masterpiece. Eddie i'olo l.,
well lifted to his part in THE King
OF the Circus" An excellent produc-
ton is IN store at this theater for
today. Franklin Farnum. in The
Galloping Davil'' is fun OF comedy.
and Will be greatly enjoyed by
theatcrEOcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
t:,~~cllcn, play ut Thcn,u.

Thc ThrntO Viii SHOW tbs House
in order" today. Elsie Ferguson IL
The lending character in the play.
This pictnr" will afford Il treat To an
picture Lovers. Elsie Ferguson is no
stranger To TN" local screen and nl-
ways plrascs her audiences. She is
AT hcr hcst IN this nlnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
SrhooI Mnrms visit uon,.-

WASHINGTON. March 2~S.-Sccrc-
'aTy Hoover welcomed to tho Depart
m"nt of Commerce today a delegation
OF $50 visiting school teachers from
i'ufTal", y. Y. Washington is a place
OF work. hut nowhere are the work
rTa und"rnaid as in the nations cap
ital. he told his visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Large Crowds See erie scatter"

The ScCf!cr." with James Kirk
wood and Mary Thurman playing the
leading roles. was Welcomed by large
audiences at the broadway yesterday
and last night, This picture IL one Of
rare art. ana VIII be appreciated 10y
all who are lucky cnough to see il.
The anagcmcnt feels very much
sratiiicd al having been able to Sc
cure this play for ti:c entire week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Georgia Has sium,ooo on rtre.

LAWHENCEViLI.r:, GA, March IS.
Fire "f undetermined origin de-
stroycd the Windcr Oil MIL here
Yesterday with II loss estimated nt
100000. The roller mill and gin
outfit were saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Make work Postal oGici,r.

WASIilNGTON, March
Work, president Of the American
Neaicai association and Republican
committeeman from COL
"rado' was given a recess appoint
m"nt by President Harding today as
First Assistant Postmastcr-GencraI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
The I,ubby.

Mrs. j. Il. H.. Orlcans.-"Thc Lob
by" is a collective name for the per-
sons who frequent the lobby or ap-
proach to the halls OF legislation for
the purpose of influencing legislation.
rhere are "!abbyiSts.' who practice
lobbying as a profession, and they
are of both sexes. The lobby is
sometimes spoken of as THE third
house"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Uncover Communix, nj,

HARTFORD. CONN. March IS
ioi'ce guards in the manufacturing
district here were Increased today
foiiowing announcement by The OIL
claIs thai they have evidence of n
plotted communis, revolt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Estnblfsh roIish-Gcrmun

PARIS. March 2S.-Rcprcsentotiyos
OF the allied governments will moot
in mary soon TO exchange views rela-
i've 10 inc establishment OF the from
ticr betw"en Poland and Germany In
upp' Hi'"Sia. II is said in dispatches
TO iaris newspapers from Rome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

they can learn from it the lesson II teaches.
u VIII SerHe TO do some good AT it's worst.
uatii there Is u closer cooperation between
INV i"r"''rs' WIN all standing together for
the common good. there is nor Going IN I'M
any change in the condition which work.
hardShils on the sr~ower.-Concord Tribune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

II Roger Bacon really discovered tho ,.lo-
phone and withheld IL. then the world owcs
'I'n for the centuries Of rest it enjoyed prior
TO the coming Of Mr.. Fell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
MINIATURE
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY Keith vaudeville,
STKANp-"1.asses'' White Min
%strcis. &
Bl~,nADWAY-Jamcs Kirkwood.
in Tile Sconcr.'
RI.uEBlRD-Tom Mix. in The
Road Demon
Ri2N-~ Franklin rarnum, In
The fa!lopine Devil"
THEATo Fish Ferguson. In
Ills House ia order"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Mary, Queen OF seats.

Reader. KichmOnd.- MARY STUART,
Queen Of Scots, was A years and 10
months old when She was h~chcadcd.
She had been held in one prison or
another for abou nineteen years be-
years of which time she spent in
FothcrinGay Castle.
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Sustain California Courts.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Thc SUI
prcinc Court today sustained Cali
fornia courts In Il decision growing
ont OF the condemnation by the gov
eminent lands on North Island, San
Diego Fay. for a naval aviation site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Charcoal Eph.s Dali. Thought.

when dis hyar WORT git onintcrcstin' T.
me" said Charcoal Eph, with a smile. Il rwiuc
turn orah on my side an say: Come ON.
angels. an take me whar yo' whist. les so
it's a mild climate!' Eat Il sandwich. Mistah
Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

INC extra Drys are demanding an extra
ary commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Nu,Ik's Ark

Miss l.. =, Nor,on.-It has been cs-
timatrd that N"ah's Ark vas 5i7 feet
long. nincty-onc feet broad and hfty-
ing to Bishop Wilkins. was 1885
tons. TIN" Great Eastern was ga
feet long and ciGhty-threc feet wide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
rickcd un at nnndnm.

We want to know how a left-handed man
crauks Il i1ivvcr.
y hole in your pocket Is IA good excuse,
fellows.
Too much Of anything spoils appetite.
What good is money to II man on a desert
island?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

H"o'"'r thihG about the vicin!.y of the
'haihhtr or In this civ ia this:
"hilc charlotte ranks as the l5ath city IN
'n' 'hi'"" states in population. It's CONNER
ciai organization stands thirty-,hirl on the
score OF Observation-Disclosures Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
4 iIpitipn,
inquired the clerk.

y dark -risaSe ii foreigner walked into the
War Department and %soiemnly applied for u
job.
Name" inquired the clerk.
bctI@cbub some call me Satha nus"
"bee!Zebub. Why. that's -"
Yes. ! know impatiently. I'm the same
fellow. but running hcli's got so tame I've
closed up the place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

hainiaii J.: hours ending ) l.. M.... .0a
i.hiniin ~ hours ending y 4. NJ. .02
i'elc!chcE since March l......., LIS
since january i.......... 80
Local Observations at X T.. n. yr.t.rJ,,
w mo direction. north. wind velocity, 20;
at ) T.. ~. sprinkIing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

: ",me,eeh days and Il Republican Con-
Sr'Ss VIII he In session in Washington. And
men II oid Man Prosperity docsn', show up
~" hurry, Il lot of political prophets are
going I" suffer II slump in their batting aver
nge.-treensboro News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
TUEsnAY. MARCH 20. 1871. :
Housing and Decentralization

D edmond, properly speaking. has no
IN sluins. Omit that word from the fol-
lowing excerpt from the report of the SEN
ate committee on reconstruction. Of which
Senator Calder is the chairman. and sub
stitutc "house shortage and congestion"
and the observation will he as applicable
TO Richmond as il i, had been written with
this CITY in view.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. y. weather Isurenu.,

forecast: Virginia.
I'nrtly cloudy mud much
colder Tuesday; frrrL-
inK temperate re. We'd
nrsduy FUR md warmer.
North Caroilnu-I'nrt-
~ cloudy und colder,
with u cold wave Tues
day. Wednesday fair.
with rising temperature.
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tlIN.

WANTED: y rich person. man or woman,
TO adopt the writer Of this column IMMEDI-
ATEt.l. Fostcr-parcutS can qualify by adj
NaneinG $1,000 on account. If hard up ac-
count Income Tax, $500 will do. Address
Personal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Echoes From Down Home

II a man sells stock in "A fake concern. tho
Pine SKY law nabs him; il he sells stock in 4
political hoax, he is decorated for his CON.
kilcuous hunhuggcry by being appointed 10
iiicc.-AshcviII Citizen.
II seems that viii II
rays ~ not going to insist upon the rcvoca-
;i"n OF that trst-class postmastcrship or
der issued by President Wilson. which may
lead some Republicans to believe that Mr.
Hays is not as good politician as they though,
he was.-Twin-City Sentinel.
II that plan of the railroads to get to-
ee,hcr on "A broader basis will save money and
secure better operations. as the railroad folks
say II VIII. there Will he no protest from the
people y the roads push the thing to the
quickest possible hnish.--Ralcigh News and
observer.
Judge Kerr told the grand jury Of a young
man who explained possession OF Il pistol on
Il certain occasion by saying that he was
going TO a friends funeral. The Judge might
lave added tina, the pistol-totcr is always on
The way 10 somebody's funcraI-ei;her his own
or that OF someone eise-Wilmineton Star.
II is announced that plans have been de-
signed TO save the railroads of the country
millions Of dollars annually. For heavens
sake put the plans into operation before
here is another request for an increase In
freight rates and passenger
Hor%ld.
The year 1920 has beer n trying one and n
disastrous one for the cotton growers. but II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

Decentralization ~ hc!l to hc mccrs-
sary TO the solution OF the slUm prob
lem. and th.S con- MY hc lraulu-
plishcd with she al al property iurv.
tioniug ppulic uttit.es To- problem
OF inAHc.ni puSIje UiIli,cs ls NOR dit-
ii"ult than tina al ~Iuuucing railroads,
because Their IS so central body. Us
nov pruN4l"i IL case Of tHc tIil:nHCs.
which might adjust ratios III rroNcr.
relation TO opcratir" cost and capital
investment. In meeting .war-time
emergencies, Tho public utilities ~
pended their reserves ANA uoW arc
without adequate FUNDS o., met a de-
MAJ G ttr Increased e,pNts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

Mrs. iiardinS's Easter bonnet Mas t,ir,r,.l
WITH ;'!sr"ttrs, which means that the FRS,
Lady has made herself persona non @rata with
The Audubons.
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Up With the Times
~ 10. %. 10.

frui, sharp says, Keep Your apples cool
amt let them breathe" but hare in Virginia
we max" them still and after that they do
their best breathing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

'i"ncrhi Doves would be- an ideal selection
- take charge OF the national defense. If an
n"rny invhdes uS he can cUsS EN- out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

lnSi''" vest pocket is the safest. accoriin.
I" a reformed dip but Il pint carried there
MAX IS such an unsightiy bulge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29
Inrni Temperature Yesterday.

i, Local Temperature Yesterday.
J. j.. VI. temperature. "a
S,tAiihuIh temperature 10 5 l.. NJ. s.
S,lhlihum temperature to : l.. M.... 81
49, ,fIipoTatufc yesterday. ....... Lt
Eutiiit! tcnip"raturc for this date.... 81
iiNo,ss ySSternay IL
,:Aa'sS since March, ............ 35G
SINCE january .............. iJs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

'i" HHa'p says, Nrcp Your apples cool
amt let them breathe" but here in Virginia
we max" them still and after that they do
their best breathing
Mrs. iiardhns's Easter bonnet VAS trimmed
WITH ;'!@r"ttcS, which mcdas that the FRS,
Lady has made herself persona non =ratn with
The Audubons.
General Doves would be an ideal selection
- tax" charge OF the national defense. If an
enemy invades us he can cuss EN- out.
lnSi"" vest pocket is the safest. according
L" u reformed dip but Il pint carried there
max - such an unsigh,ly bulge.
AS "" see it. the advantage. or DISADVANTAGES
as on" may view il, in these school e,vtnrs
accounts is that daddy can't bust the Young
$icrs h1nk when his change runs short.
IL ttoGcr BACON really discovered the telc-
phone and Withheld IL. then the world owes
aim for the centuries Of rest il enjoyed prior
10 tn" coming OF Mr.. BELL.
dispatches say Greek offensive Is .,ow.
ing hut it is difficult to see now they can
be any more so.
Companion news items: Jun. viii h,.oH
all records for b~lush!ng brides ana .divor,c
evil rampant in United states" There's no
way to beat the old law OF cause and effect,
The post Easter ,rascdy-fathc receiving
the bills.
Colonel Work has been made Assistant
f"stmaster-Gencral. something that has been
rredFd in that department for a long time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-29

AS we see 1t. the adva ntase. or disaJyant.y.
as on" may view il, in these school savings
is that daddy can't bust the young
>icr's bank when his change runs short