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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-16
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Dear Santa-I am six years old please bring me a doll and a soft ball and some story books alice in won derland and a childs garden of vers- es Young american painting book want dolly blossom and her wardrobe and her house. Loving yours Margaret.
 From Willie Wood Dear Santa how are you by this time I am fine. Santa want a doll and set of dishes and little bed. good by santa clause.
 Dear Santa how are you by this time. l am just fine, Santa 1 want airgun and some irecrackers and that house with negro on it and little train with track and good by and be good Santa clause.
 Willis Wood. Dear Santa how are you by this time. am just fine Santa I want a airplain and streetcar and a train track and little wagon that little house with a negro on it. good by santa claus. Paul Wood
 Dear Santa Claus-I want you to bring me little fire car, little wag- on, car, little COW and a little drum and little horse also and a little train. From Tom Graham age 2 Conway, Ark.
 Dear santa claus l am boy 10 years old and l have sisters and 8 brothers one is name Tom and one Earl and one Robert. Tom is ' Earl 3 Robert months old. I want you to bring me an air plane and | overcoat and story book want you to bring me som nuts and fruit
 l want you to bring my sister a muf and fer and some nuts and candy and fruits and l want you to bring my other sister the same thing but one | thing and it is a Bible. I guess had better close for this time. l will write next year. Good by.
 Jack. Dear Santa Clause-How are you,
 l am just fine. I don't know much to write, but I will write all I can.
 1 want you to bring me a huff and fur and some candys and fruits and
 also new coat. 1 am in the fifth
 grade and am 12 years old If you
 want to write to me my address is 309 Rail Road Ave Conway Ark From Mildred Graham to Mr. Santa. Dear Santa Claus-We want you , to bring us beautiful birthstone
 ring, one stone for April and one for August We have two little sis ters, Johnie and Arkie they want a
 pretty Kewpie doll, about 12 inches
 high. This is all we want besides the nuts, fruits and candies. Listen: Santa Claus do visit the other little
 girls that have wrote to you and
 bring them all they ask for and be sure and visit our school teacher, MT.
 Carl Adams. Sincerely yours. | Bessie and Cumi.
 4. &..s..ss..s..s..ss--a-4l-s.-4-s-z-+-s-s-s-s-++ + L DR FRASER + .A Eve. Ear Nose and Throat .&. .l Clacsas Scientifically Fitted sA
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-16

appealed to the supreme court of the United States.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-16

If you have gaes,s ,e1epnone the Log Cabin Democrat office so that mention may be made of their visit to our city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-16

Dear Santa-I am six years old please bring me doll and a soft ball and some story books alice in won derland and childs garden of vers- es Young american painting book want dolly blossom and her wardrobe and her house. Loving yours
 Margaret.
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alRirlImunD Glnlrs- bisputEh

tegBILSliED every la, IN the year Il L ~ r n
a. Tenth Street. Richmond. Va. ny Inc i''''
III Dispatch Publishing CO.. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
ITALIAN SOCIALIST PARTY
ON EVE OF BIC SPLIT
Labor Unions Refuse to Recognize
Its DictntiOn In Political
Matters.
IBy United Ncws.I

ROME. Jan. ?.-On the rock of the
Third Intcrnationaic. wherein the
French Socialist party split ut Tours.
the Italian Socialists are now ,iriv-
INK \ similar schism is expected To
result from the Socialist congress to
uc held at l.-hurd. January 10.
The congress Will open with three
distinct groups in the party lighting
FOR control. First there arc'thc plain
COMMUNISTS. who are already ciasscd
as "succc ssionists." and who demand
uatiuu"lc. Then there are the "IIu-
iuauiturian Communists" who would
Willingly adhere to the lntcrnatiou;tIc
with cortain reservations. And hnai-
ly there ar. the Conccntrationists.
headed by Deputy Turatt. who de-
;.uuucc furccful measures, and who
arc willing to adhere to the Interna-
tiunalo only if the Italian party shall
retain its autonomous rights of hand
lln.. national problems.
Under th"s" conditions. n is prob
ably that there will emerge from the
struggle not one party. but three.
cor the second group is strong enough
10 control the congress at the outset
and this viii undoubtcdly bring
ah0u; the withdrawal of the Mani
maiists and the conccntrationistS.
Homes that the MaNimalis,s might
force thcir VIII on the congress were
shattered when the government re-
fused passports for Iiuovicm. Bala-
lIuof ana Burk HARM. who might
otherwise have turned the It'd" by
their fiery oratory. II is expected.
however. that large delegations OF
French. English and German radicals
viii come to take their places.
Following the recon, dtsastrious
soviet Holshcvist : Socialist expert
mcuis in Italian factory towns. how
OYER. It is considered here that TIA"
MnNimaist movement is certainly
doomed in Italy.
The labor unions are now refusing
almost unanimously to recognize ia.
dictatiOn OF the Italian Socialist party
~ political matters. and are threaten
ing oven to scccdc ard form their
own labor party, similar to that ~
England
Tine prospective diSintcEration o'
tn" party is viewed in financial poll,i-
cal amt industrial circle as an !ndi.
o. ION of The end of Soviet tendon
cVss in this country. An era Of mod
Grafton !" already beginning. In which
italy viii have opportuujty to rc-cs.
tablish herself industrh,lly. without
further handicaps from disseminated
labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

reader Of this column confeSsins that she
Is Il maiden lady OF more ;han 10 writes in
distress. saying that she has been visited by
One man for the past twenty-five years during
which tim" Sh" has patiently expected him to
propose marriage: ana she asks what she
should do
Accepting The request for advice seriously,
we reply: y gent who consumes twenty-five
years of lady's time amt in apparent
rush about ii. Om-hand. He'd say he is dila
tory. Abou; the only thing to do is to take
advantage OF the Nineteenth amendment and
hammer him over the head with ultmatum.
If II" ducks. sue him for wear and tear on your
furniture ana then buy parrot that cusses.
II eat that stays out all night and a monograph
record that keeps growing about the cost of
womcn's clothes. With these, there is no
reason why you should no; enjoy just about
the average married womau's experiences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
VAUDEVILLE FAVORlTES
ON ACADEMY'S BILL
u, Attractions at Theatcr To-
va! Has Promising

h, array, OF attractions embraced
Ir,d. h.I which opens at the
nro 1nriiH'y OF Music today has a most
v.|uui" Coleman. former LEADING
ttt"h "i the legitimate stage. LATER
mi",'ich! comedy star and now n
n rr"n%w'ia% fayorite Miss Coleman Is
Ino.S'h..nF on the variety stage n
srl."S OF character portrayals. inner.
M various woman tvpcs.
IN ne Luck OF II Totem" n
Innate treat is promised. Tho
, n'r." rs tabloid version of the
f ~ rvn-act comedy. The Alaskan" and
- presented by "A capable aciin" cast
51.r,nIrrced by male quartet,
lark and Hchan. "A droil team of
.nmuc-2rtists, have n tvnical variotv
d,iirhi ~ affords them Opportunity TO
H,iS;'i2iy their individual talents as on.
Lgroncan importation on tho
ui,W hiii is Mile. Lucille with her
S Sosii M and talking bird, Cookie.
o"VT T, rs also comedian. He gives
an mutation OF vaudeyillc mono
i,ot u'St telling funny story. rho
".ro IS OF the wcli-known Parrot
with The. new vaudeville list will
come diversified motion-pictrra
81, mnpleimSnt including the newest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
LA SCALA ORCHESTRA TO
COME HERE NEXT WEEK
EN"nt {" He Under Direction 81
Howard Hr,nnt. representing
ttptnEy IIuh

Aithough Toscanin and his La
scala orchestra, OF Milan, viii not
pc tn Kchmond untN the n!rii. III
January IS. every mail is bringing
10 the box oihcc az Tho Corl"v Com.
phny REQUESTS for seats, for tn" ZANE
of the DISTINGUISHED maestro Is widely
known. The event Is under .nc local
direction az Howard u bryant. rom
rtSenting the Richmond Rotary club.
whirh has arranged the c0u.rr, 20
demonstrate JUS belief mat lroob
music u essential ia the growth ana
""mri"pm"ni ~ yIc community
los aniui and his a!n,iy-,i..nt
i''hHers hay" never been htard In
mus city, a. ,hry ave iu this country
tor oniy brief tour which .s Ia IN
rihu" only i"w OF tho larger CITIES.
ana Ter mat reason thclr Visit IS ~
paramount; Importance. A. i,na..r ~;
nc Hi"ir"yo!lian orchestra. tn. con
dGvip' Was familiar 10 an wno k.ot
I. 'uEcH with the musical ITO 81,
tpiNlm. ana u H. g"urraNv h.i,.v.i
y do" largely 10 Tho ,..l1frT, 80.
mas lcHnsh.p ~ the italiYr ''''
Members OF tho cNii .-, ,l.i,,
'h. iA"nlS"!vrS 20 attend .,rJ -
..tt3hE ;h"ir friends not n, mis- ~
~ IH' an opportunity. IN. desire
-, H'"N' 'HontE Is not .ntrrInr rr
.nti! Intn tnc undertaking. III, All
.r"htS VIII DC used for tn. hcun1, 30
m ifoNS cub. which Ig hrinr. 90
tered hy The Ro;ar!nns ."rb%" 80.
muse Tor Richmond, ana only -.
i'rSt mas come 10 he nInos, ei
H"h win IN" kotariaus
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KRElSLER BOOKED FOR
RICHMOND NEXT MONTH
Famous NiOllnist VIII BE Heard mt
city Auditorium Fcbru-

Fritz Krcislcr. great violinist. Will
be heard i'll Richmond at the city
Auditorium, Thursday evening. Fob
manSgcm"n, of Mrs. Wilson. Grecnc.
~ personality. as musician. as vio-
lluisr Mr.. krcisicr wins this vas:
aud varied public. III the concert
hall he Is sincerity itself. bent wholly
solved 10 play ii IN the fun measure
Of his abilities. cuurt"ously cousiL-
crat" OF the desires OF his hearers.
so long as he can keep his own fine
standards Quickly, by the mys-
FERROUS communication between a
great artist and his audience. ii per
ccivcs and feels IN" Gucncss. TIA"
pcISe, the power OF Alr kreislcr "s
personality AS musician, he reveals
himself. first by tn. choice OF ia.
program. that ranges from SrhVc!y
beautiful and cNaciing ancient cl:.'
sizes through warm and rich roman -
numbers. 10 light. ianCiful Items, i'm
wiling many i delicate dcNt"rity ~
musician again. ne plays every one
OF these pieces with rare Sense of
it's particular quality ANA sty!", trar-
!nr ,h- design. summoHinS the mood.
awakening tho emotion that the com
poser sought. and that he himself
enhances AZ violinisi. Mir. krciSl"r
has penetrated ANA mastered every
technical secret Of his instrument un-
ii. hr can draw from ii II TONI Of
mruituid ana iustrous beauty. at
once sustained and plastic, sensitive
to whatcv.r shading or suEgcs'jnn
he would Las upon it. the yoic" ina
perfection OF the violin. the music
and the artist
kr.islcr Viii be presented in Hich-
mond 10y Mrs. Wilson Greene. OF
Washington. Sale OF seats for this
2l3 East Bro@d Street. Monday morn
ing, january Il.
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HAMLET" FIRST OF
'LE|BER's OFFERINGS
Wcli-known Shakcspcarcan Actor
Opens Engagement at tho
Strand 1unjrht

Fritz Lcibcr. long and favorably
know rs AN Intelligent and compc-
tent Shakcspcarean actor. insuru-
rates his stellar engagement here
tonight at the Strand Thea,cr with
: iianlct u piece III which he
2chiev..d marked success In New
York. from where Mr.. Leibcr comes
p"rneo ny AN able cast including
Surh we'll known players as Irby
MSi;arshnli. Louis Leon Iian. John
Hickey. John burke, Wallis Rohcrts
virginia bronson. Katherine Sayre
and It number OF others
FOR moro than fifteen years Mr..
~ ~ ln"r has given Intelligent aid 10
NJ IS Julia Mari"wc. Robert Man,"ii
I'M others DISTINGUISHED In the
"k.S'.arcan Held During his las,
S.nr y 'hsniEsmSSnt in New York and
presented in Il sorlos Of special mat
~" performances OF Hamlet" nud
li"'n"o AMI Juliet in both OF which
n" acquitted himself admirably,
"ltclting favorable comment from ihn
critics and public This served nv Mia
ti'iIl l" ihhivihual stardDm ana again
~ H"w York this year he has justi-
nsd his claim to greatness az a
Shcakcspcarcan actor.
originality is the keynote In tho
i,Iii,'r 81 scenery employed in the
RANGED with a view TO continuity or
p'Fi"rinhnc" without the usual waif.
,h'l"'htaI 70 changing settings Mr.
i.'!hvr mas lately won G..G.-, sue
cess IN motion pictures and has tnEon
book ''''"-
On account OF the careful d.,nD ana
"Ihhnfhte setting and illumination
N'@I in th"s" productions. tn" man
G'iH"ht announces that all evening
performances SIN begin PROMPTLY ~
- eloc" IN" other plays IL no
presented are; Julius caesar. ,o,ror-
row night The Merchant Of Ven
zee. ." .dncSday matinee. and Mac
hcth. Wednesday night
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
More NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Copyright. 1870 ry National Ncwsrnr or service.
In the last lecture ON tile Subj"c; of auto
dctoNication made my usual assertion that
there is no such thing as autointoNica,iou 50
Tar as anybody has yet been able 10 provo.
and followed this assertion up in my usual
way by explaining that mere ANXIETY or worry
over the failure OF the bowels 10 act; as The
iniroSpcc,vc individual thinks they should
act. accounts for the disierccahic symptoms
"hich como on 50 after such worry be-
gins. symptoms all too familiar To- Victims
OF the administration obsv.ss ION h.t which /
do not Intend To mention here.
What between the lifelong teaching o.: ard
Doctor Bunk and his almanac and The thousand
and one nostruin vendors who mrs. hand tho
prospect the symptoms and then soil him tho
dope therefor, and the spocious though All
too plausible explanations OF tif;y-srv,r yar.-
cites OF modern drusless charlutans the aver
age duh. mutt or eink-you know. N, sui -'e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. more or less settled CoUyic-
ton that health. life and happiness all hinge
largely upon free and regular action ~ thc
bowels. There il actually popular ohstSS ION
that whatever else is done or no; done TN
any illness 1t is always the proper ;hlnc 90
take brisk cathaT;iC. Indeed Il lot % folks
deep think OF lhysic as something that re-
moves poisonous matter from the system" NJ
from the blood whereas in fact no physic
accomplishcs any such effect:
Now. please do not throw the paper GoNn
IN disgust and please do not write in TO tell
me how crazy and how you can't SEQ
why they let me publish such idiotlc stun az
this. II may seem iliotic. no doubt Il must,
Sec'n utierl! unreasonable to anyone who has
been brought up on alleged liver regulators.
blood purifiers and uric acid mythology such
as the aimanacs and the nostrum testimonials
have always r!orided. I simply stating a
fundamental fact when say that - laxative.
purgativc, physIc or cathar;!c docs not remove
any poisonous deletNr!oUs substance from
the blood or tn" general system: Il merely cN-
cites the pcristatic movement OF tho bow Els.
And here wish 10 testify that tn" prelmu-
AIRY phyS!ckinS which has featured tho treat
nt"nt OF 50 many acute illnesses ana !uispoSi-
tons Is usually unnecessary tsiuco the patti
ont docs aS We'll or better without 10 and ir
some cases Il is distinctly harmful. since i
ray be unwise TO stir M the intestine. 0s IN
case ot appendicitis any other acute
localized inflammation Of the bowels Tho
popular custom Of taxing a physc for every
complaint IL. therefore. ny no means COM
mcndablc Is generally thought.
In 80 far any harmful effects may be
concerned II the Influence Of anxiety worry
can be avoided failure of the bowels TO &c,
need never give any particular concern over
period Of forty-ei-h' hours. in child or
adult u Is rather iuaiy!suhic to rcsor, to
artificial aii to oowel action within that
period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
News Of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch Ian. 10. 1870
Richmond Topographic Union 80 30. has
elected the following officers for 1877 Charles
Ellis president: s. c. Curry. vice president;
II. W. Bowles. recording secretary; Thomas
McDonough. corresponding secretary: K. -.
Grantiand financial secretary: a. T.. Tillcr,
treasurer.
CARRIER & Co have opened an agency for
the sale of railway tickets to all points. which
will prove Il great convenience and comfort
to the Richmond public.
The Governor yesterday appointed a. j.
MaclIn to be tobacco inspector at Center
Warehouse, Petersburg.
The report of the cashier OF the Richmond
branch Of the Frcednans Savings i:unk shows
that the institution has i,5ia depositors hav-
ing SSs4l5.97 to their credit aa Of December
81 against $50 depositors and $31.ioG.i5 a
year ago.
Married on the 9Th instant by Rev G. w.
Pctherbridge. Mr. Clark Scuil and Miss isabelle
J. EnrouEhty; both OF Henrico County.
The fire ficnd" is the last stock phrase Of
the reporters 1t is being used sight.
The statue of Lincoln by Winnie Rcnm haa
been put on exhibition in Washington aud Is
greatly admired.
The recent census gives Lynchburg i2.O2o.
In the old limits 6.S25 and in the extended
limits 5l?5
The Lees have made no application for tho
restoration OF Arlington and viii make
any
Genera Lees nirthday, January ~ viii
be celebrated at Washington College. Hon.
J. u. iolcombe. J.. l.. d.. will deliver tho
address.
the American consul has been permitted to
leave Paris and has arrived at Versailloa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

III is barely possible that Senator Harding,
q when he shall have become President.
Swill be sufficiently strong 10 lead the United
States into some sort OF association Of ma
$:ions. but il is far from probable To do so.
SIC must contrivc an association tina, will
meet the approval OF the Demo rats, and he
must win over the irreconcilables in his own
party who are not likely 10 be more amen
able to reason than they have been ~ tho
past In fact. If Harding really desires that
Y here shall be an association ui nations in
which this country shall join. his task OF So
S:rring, il appears To be as hopeless as Mas
Chat OF President Wilson Failing OF that
ne must fall back on his separate peace with
Germany.
Under such conditions /, is NOT reassur-
ing 10 the country to hear him talking OF
reduction in the standing army TO a mcugar
fl50,0 00 men. He Processes TO see no clouds
fon the horizon and 10 expect 10 trouble with
any other nation. Heaven grant that his
vision be true, but world conditions have not
yet become so stabilized as TO Justify this
ration i'll taking chances. Ii he lavors cut
Ting the army to the proportions OF a mere
force for guard duty, the taxpayers. already
agrOaning under their burdens. will applaud
&aim only II he makes definite provision for
Its immediate enlargement through reserves
S.or any emergency. Lacking a league OF ma
&ions, international agreements or any uu-
.8ierstandings for reduction oi armed forces
ison the part OF the leading mat ions th.s yuuu-
Try should adopt universal military training.
Aot service. Even if 49, ist!u be- no mora
Swar. and urfor,uuur.-!y.-o iii world their.
swill be. such training woWtd be d boon 10
she nations young men Irr uI4 tl!s is NOT
The time TO advocate it hUt it n.t t.a. the
83,ame purpose could be SERVED lu u.r,
Through adequate cu-Opcvatlur uu Itc u:,rf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
THE OLD HOMESTEAD"
TO RETURN THIS WEEK
Famous Play Depicting New I:nuInnd
Lire "Opens t:nEnErmrnt Here

-. Thc Old Homestead" by Dcnman
Thompsou. ina, beautiful Play a.
hi"iiuE ""w England III. OF years
EDn" ~. new on lie thirty-fourtl am
nual tour. VIII b. ur.acui"d ~ Su-
mHNiHS Itiou, Inc. at the StrtuI
Thursday Friday and saturday a,Ii
saturday matin"" with it VIII be- the
ever popular and lo.ablc old char
actor OF tngl" JuEbua Whitco,nb. por-
irdE"d by William Lawrence. whlrn
part ~" has played OVER 1000 i!iuur.
\" actor ON the American stage ,Au
Say b." has played "a star part ~ many
times Another TUaint character .a
ihN) OF - rr.in" - viii be rr-
called as "A pcr"ist"nt sutton ~ Aunt,
Iat mag has coar'"d her for years.
in Tact, but never quite 70, up his
merry" 20 pop tn" question This
character is portrayed 10y ChnrlcH
carter. who has been with the COM
phut for over twenty yoRrr
Then there is the famous double
quartet. singing tho old songs That
always prov" SO popular iu the mrs,
',ct aui IN" music nf the Grace
church choir IN the ;hird act, TN.
Swlnzoy Band Is also In ,yidcnco.
VIII G"orE" !. rntch. who has been
wi'h the COMPANY FOR th!rty years
playing tn" Hdtl" for the old
fasEioucd rect IN tho last act. which
s"is the company dancing 1nd sends
You home with q good Thought and
word Tor this wonderful old play
TO MAX" the acquaintance again
% TIA" folks down ~ Swnnzcy viii ho
r. refreshing as summers ynCH-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
heater Calendar

>iiih \b-Irit< IcIhcr mud Conn
pnn!. IN "ltanirt."
VI tnEMi-i>rith ,nudcyIiI-.
nlJHl -iininc iInmmrr>trin. IN
"Plca>urr Suckers"
M ElttnD-\cni Hart. In
"tlrlIs Oasis"
iiNot DIV tN-f.-wi> Sargent
Hni Lin Lee. In .'Thr sui of
Youth
iNi>-hnuri"c T"urncur'~ Last
al the Mohicnns.''
LfHlt-Wnllacc Reid. In ..Th..
Charm school"
UNDERSTANDINGS TaImndgr.
In "fhc GIrl az the Timber
CinIms."
REN-f:ddir Folio. In "kinr or
the Circus"
Nitrot-WiiIinm Enirhnnls, in
~ Western AdNrnturcr."
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Echoes From Down Home

New York iinanC."rs say the safest way
tack to stable financial conditions is FOR every
body to tax" his medicine. But the medicine
some folks have TO take is so much biiterer
than that others compelled TO swallow.
Tie farmer vino starts the year owing
several hundred dollars as the fruits OF his
years toll has Il different sort OF a dose from
THAT of the nnancier whose punishment. has
Raleigh News Observer.
There is still some speculation as to whether
cratic party or To fix what he regarded AS it's
the famed conferences at Observation-Disclosures
Saicm Journal.
men learn to be reasonable \ large per cent
Of the troubles. worries and cares In the world
today, which keeps things from moving along
more smoothly and successfully. is from the
Observation-Disclosures OF folks.-Durham Herald
People who familiar with the situation
viii not wonder at the uncasincss that seems
TO prevail in the Kentucky tobacco belt The
last man whom we should try draw into
any unnecessary foolinE is Kcntuckian who
can't get a fair price for his tobacco crop
Wilmington star.
Undoubtedly the prices offered at the open
ing OF the tobacco markets were below the
cost OF production and to about the same OK :
tent that the prices offered for cotton are be
low the cost OF producing the staple. but there
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SEElIN ON The SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER


when everything is said and done
The child is father to the son.
And we who grow in wisdom's years
Feel as il were our growing ears
Ana wonder when Will come the day
That we will yaw-hcc- haw and bray,
For true it is, as time rolls on
y man learns wisdom from his son.
And every now ANA then, we've had
The last of good old fashioned Dad.
The modern Pop. I'm free TO state,
is often sadly out OF date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
,tir,,, un,Im. Inventor.

5. T. H.. Hopcwell.-Iiiram Maxim,
thu inventor and mechanical engineer,
Was born IN September, 1859: In
kroCklyu lie was graduated from
Ia" school az Mechanic Arts OF Mas
sa"husctts In 1856. He married Jo-
"cphinc Hamilton. daughter OF an cN-
Governor of Maryland, in 1898. Mr.:
Maxim is the inventor OF electrical!
devices and ordnance. Columbia mo-
tor cars. tho Maxim silenccr, etc. Hc
recently announced no was working
up"n now sound -silencer. The In
v"ntor Is Republican and Unita-
rian. Ills address " Hartford. Conn.