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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
II Never VIII Be Disturbed.

Mr.. Daniels intimates that he will
leave behind in the flies a large amount
of advice as to the proper size for
navy.-Washington Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
As They Are Getting the Money,

1t may get so after while that our
government will have to depend for
income taxes almost altogether on the
baseball fraternity.-DallaS News
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

As f,w kinds of grass and clover are
native to New S,aland. the govern
ment is experimG ling with A number
of others for Introduction there.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

much rutted but now they are IN sum-
mer condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
March is the
Most Dangerous
Month.

II a r c b Is
the most dan
gerous month
o ( t h e year
because t h e
change of sea-
son is N o r e
t b a n a good
many systems
c a n s t a n d.
Too often it is
true that the
sick last only
till spring." But
If the system
is fortified, if
the impurities
a r e driven
from the blood,
and the nerve
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

A Boston dispatch saws 200 Russians
with q total of nearly $500 900 in money
and S250.oqo WORT of Jewels, who ar
rived here ssven years ago as poor i'm
migrants. ar. about to return to their
native land "to spend the rest of their
lives in ease" They will have a long
long rest, all right. if the bolshevists
find out what \h,y have in their pockec
books-Sioux City Tribune.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

AZ SCHOOLS and colleges in the United
States were at some tinaa during their
lives. soldiers in active service.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
GREENEVILLE

SIX hours after high water it is low
NaLe-. winch is followed by food tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

THE WEATHER
East New York: Fair and somewhat
warmer Saturday; Sunday cloudy and
unsettled colder in north portion.
Condltions:-The pressure is high in
the Atlantic states and along the north
border with the highest pressure over the
West Canada provinces, and it is low
over the west Gulf states.
In the New England states the weather
will be fair Saturday and become unset
ted Sunday with lower temperate re in
Main, New Hampshire and Vermont.
Winds off Atlantic Coats: North of
Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to Hate
ras: Fresh south winds, fair. weather
Saturday.
South New England: Fir and some
what warmer Saturday; Sunday cloudy
and unsettled with moderate temperature.
Observations in Norwich
TIE Bulletins observations show the
following records reported from changes
in;cmpsrature and barometric readings
Friday:
Their Bar.
Z a m. .................. IS 1910
L m ..'..'''''''' 9V oo'4V
G %. m. 49,. ........... 40 1910
Highest so. lowest rs.
Comparisons
Predictions for Friday: Fair.
Fridays weather: As predicted.
seS. MOON AND TIDES.
4 Sun i High \ Moon
Rises. Sets \ Water. \ Rises
STANDARD Time.)
Day I a mi p. n I a. m. a m
: III sl4 SO ss.32 -;
..H Sill SAT 9.46 Sets
10 &c.. $40 5.4S 1929 7.0C
il ...# SOS $40 1859 sol
J. .. SOS $50 11.3S 500
T. . SOS 5.51 1919 90
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

THERE Is no advertising medium In
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bullo-
IA for huzinASS reAulta.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
Ille RtILigtitIs
THE WEATHER

Norwich. saturday. March IL. 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12

Comparisons
Predictions for Friday: Fair.
Fridays weather: AS predicted.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-12
towns ...s.... 12.e42 11,S
Gain in county 40
Tolland County.
Recapitulation.;

10 towns $3.50 S,451
Gain in county 2e9. Fs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Council
g2.A FhGhS Far Grounds y
Sry HaH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Consult Our List Of Xmas Suggestions.
iAMut NtNirN nrAiS
Nv tNMlI1 :. HICKMAN

Tho deal Involving the sale of the
Vnirl Mullln, hia Market street. by
rhunen A. Carney 90 J. Milton Eek
st' announced in Every Evening yes
hianN, was negotiated by the real
estate onicvs ~ Emmett =, Hickman.
Ninth ana nfanuo streets.
IN the sale also ~ several unlm-
liuNrd loiH, plans are under way for
the erection ut an apartment house,
Store aud several dwellings Reccn'
.elcH hN Mr Hickman, IN addition 90
The Hotel Mullin, follow
i"i Twenty third street 60 McCabc
avenue on Monroo, Mary NJ Hawkins
% inuoH \. iluflork
inl un Mctnho avenue 10 Joseph
tphundor.
so 1893 Lincoln street Katherine
NJ. Kelly, 81 nlo Ca James e. steele.
~ sAin Market street. Douglass
N johnson tn Augustus r. Middleton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
ROOMS AND BOARD

ho0ms With Board 81
BOARpERS-W Wanted. reasonable rates S
2Ol East Fifth street. new management
formerly on west side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

SUB URBAN Brick BUNGALOW at Ashley
New, facing Newport Pike Possession al
once. Five rooms and bath. electricity
and gas Owner will sell at cost we
can show you property any time. Apply
Walter K. Powell. S3g Market ST,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

AFTER you've been bothered for months bv "in-
different help, because the cooks you've Ind
have been entirely Indifferent To yotr deas Of running
kitchen and getting three meals day
And you fire one oftcr the other Of them, always
hoping for better luck next timeuntl you yet 80 dis
couraged that you make up your mind there won be any
next time, and you start to do your cooking
But after a couple Of weeks Of this your husband
tells you evening Mt dinner that though you're the
worlds best cook, he isn't going to you spending
your life in the kitchen and that something has 60 be
done about it,
And he winds up his oration by saving that he's
going to put Help Wanted nd in Every Evening
idea that had somehow escaped you-because he thinks
that will help
And YOU find out Tint It docs-so much so that
two days later you've engaged Of these cooks thet
you read about but seldom secand everything in the
kitchen is just prosperous million dollars
That's What You Call Every Evening servicel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Nrrh French Cardinal Dead.

~ Assoulhtcd Press 20 i3vcry Evening.
Paris nec ~ Tho death ~ Card.
nnl Francis Mary lovorle de- Cabricres.
bishop ~ Montpelier France. was an.
nuunccd to-day iie WIS created "a
cardinal m 1871 ana celebrated his
pisi birthday last August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

FOR SALE--97-acre farm. 7-room house
necessary farm buildings. some fruit Z
acres or good muskrat marsh This is
a money-maker. Price, $4,000 ADniy
705 Madison street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Farms and Land For Sale

FARM-For sale. 100 acres of good land
located on stone road: with or without
stock, crops and equipment Call Thurs
4l0 North Franklin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
A lryout.

Mahel.-i think its awful for sweet
hearts "a quarrel
Madne-Ncli n they don't how IA
y nitl to know whether she'll have her
own way after marriage on not9-Bos-
iOn Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR RENT

Two. three. four aud SIX rom apart-
ments.
West side. house, rooms and con-
veniences, s45.
West side. - rooms, oaths. 500
Fourteen-rooIn house. centrally located
seD
Corner stors. &C so. saitable for auto
mofne supplies; good location: moderate
rent.
Large garage: per month. sI75.
NJ. w. VAUGHN
ghone s4s. si4 Orange Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
ENERN EVENING

tiNsslturp ADNERrisiNo
ullg'ei .fnf Quick hcforonccl
LINZ NAifN rIk DAY
Count N, words ~ the line
tuuut Initials aud nunhvfs as word.
DO charge al taken fnr less than aOc
No rfrpsid al taken fnr less than 2hc.
Isf .............. IA cents p srnt.
r innsrruiiyr DAYS ~ cents iO cents
innsrruiiNe haNs Vpnts : cpnts
lnNn TRIM AnNrRTtsfNO
Nrfrisl rates fnr business advertising
hir ni .i'AfipN ron ERRORS
'fruhiiraiinn viii he made FOR errors
nnt ,hs fault ~ the advertiser. II advprtis
VII fNIuii the Vffuf Within "a hours
e'ifi nisi publications ~ advertisement
Mfstl lAsklll,AltpNS NOT pEN.
MfllIn
riifilioNIp ADS
lassinrd hNsfiiscmunts that sre trle-
rhunri ~ iNets h,vnins will he accepted
- IN" rhsfsp rates shown above hut
'hN iltflaH cost amount viii hr accepted
- fuh paNmpV NJ Offered NJ the business
yN'ge vllhin " DAYS sfief an, such al
T. hls' rfinivd ln The paper Othcrvl lse
'h' rnsi ~ ~" charge rNtos quoted above
VII hV rnlls,trl
iplrlhnne Your Want Adj.
lllNNl 1MN.fMO HUNDRED
Ash Zoe Want Al raser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Wanted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

STORE-~Madison street stcre. Possess
sion December 25 Apply 4l9 Madison
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
They Will Help You Decide.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms WIFI Board

DELAWARE AvEN UE. .9I3---AttractIvcly
furnished rooms with table board: al
convenlences rates reasonable consenIal
people and good table; delightful lo~a-
tion. Mrs Edgar Clark Phone 2G7p X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
FRENCH PUBLIC kEENLY
AWAITS BRANDS SPEECH
Great Importance Attached to
Placing of Policies Before
Conference.
tBy United Ncws.l

PARIS, Nov. 20.-The French puu-
ir, rejecting The attitude OF Paris
newspapers Ci:r"iny dispatches r., m
.heir corresoHndents at Washington,
~ waiting kcenly for Premier Bril-
and's placing Of Frances policies be-
rore the armament conference. The
greatest Importance is attached to tho
speech he is expected TO deliver Mon
day.
BRAND, ii is reported will demand
that the American people takc some
stand on the issue OF insurinr France
against the ever present threat" of
German attack. The French gov
ernment will not seek u treaty of ul-
lance with Washington. IL is under
stood. but II will ask the conference
either by motion or resolution. To an.
prove Frances present land armn-
iheh'. "a burden she bears in the In
tcrcst of civilizations"
Sterhanne Lauzanne cablcs I'm,
Marshal Foch may speak on the same
subject.
NJ. dc Gohart, IL the Intransiceuu,
says that BRAND will speak extern.
r"ranccusly. for three fifteen mimi.
periods, permitting time for trupsIu-
ton OF his remarks
IL is understood that the miIj,,ry
and financial experts viii return IN
France with BRAND on November ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
BELIEVE CONGRESS WILL
Be ADJOURNED THIS WEEK
Depends OH Whether Senate
and House Will Adopt
Tax Bill.
Try Associated Press !

WASHiNGToN. Nov. ao.-The honc
Oh congressional leaders for adjourn
nhrnt oil the extra session by Thanks
SFihS Day depended tonight. they
shid, on whether The Senate AMI
house. would be able 10 adopt tn.
Conference report on the tax bill by
Wednesday night. Although there
was some difference or opinion on
this point, the general view Was tina,
'he session would end this week
Leaders, said the House would talk.
~ 'ht conference report tomorrow.
Mtahwhile, the Senate VIII continue
discnss!on of the Ford Ncwbcrry
erection contest. but with little hope
OF reaching an agreement as 10 =,
time for It's disposition.
senator Walsh UDcmocraU. Of Mon
iana, planned TO address the Senate
on ms resolution declaring tho Mich
iS;tn seat vacant. and Senator ,rowt-
H"hn tRepublican), of that State, cx-
pecttd TO speak in Senator New
bcrry's defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE
SHOULD BE ANNULLED-STEE
Editor of London Times Declares for Abroga,ion of
Pact for the Maintenance of Peace
in the Pacific.

against the United States. Therefore.
Japan would lose nothing by accept
ing the proposed clause.
lhus the restrictive clause was EN- :
bodied I'm the renewed treaty. Shortly
afterwards Il treaty OF general urbi :
tration was negotiated between the
oritish government and the United
states. The Senate, In It's wisdom,
declined to ratlfy it--a proceeding
for which the British government,
with all it's faults. cannot fairly he
held responsible. Technically. there
fore. the United States Sennte mill
lied the exclusion of the United States
from the scope Of tho Anglo Japanese
alliance, until. In September. 1914
what is known as the Bryan Spring
Ricc peace commission treaty" WINS
negotiated and duly ratified. ON his
own INITIATIVE. Sir Edward Grey then
informed inc Japanese government.
through Baron Inouyc, that. in the
British view and for PURPOSES or IN,
Interpretation Of the AngIo-Jupancsc
alliance, the peace commission
treaty would be equivalent To the
general arbitration treaty, which tho
United states Senate had rendered
imperative.
No Ant-AmcrIcan ImpliratIon,
consequently the Anglo-Japanese
! alliance has not contained any nnti-
American Implication since S.ptem
ber 1914. Whether or not this fact
was ever officially in,imated TO the
united states do not know. Pos
sibly the British government. then
absorbed In the conduct of the war.
omitted to Inform the state Depart
inent. II may also have imagined
| that the British conviction as To the
| impossibiiity of armed hostility OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
crnments. of-the British empire now
regard n continuance OF tho Apglo-

crnments. Of the British empire now
regard continuance OF tho Apglo-
Japanese alliance nB inexpedient.
Tho facts OF the case arc very
simple. Ii. as there Is reason to hope
and believe. the policy OF Japdn in
the Far East is peaceful. and direct
ed towards cooperation with other
civilized powers for tho purpose of
safeguarding and restoring China To
her riShtful position In tho world.
such policy can now DO carried out
as well without the alliance as with
It. IT.. on the contrary, the policy
Of Japan should DO unwiseIy domi-
mated by aggressive or militarist tan
denotes. such us would be likely 10
produce conflict with the United
suites. II would be physically impos.
siblc for rome portions Of tho British
empire not to side against Jupau.
And when any portion OF the British
empire Is compelled by considerations
OF It's own welfare and security To
take definite stand. tho whole Brit
ish empire is necessarily involved.
in the ono event, therefore, tho
AnSlo-Japancsc alliance is super0u.
Gus: In the other, II Is worse than
futile. Regard for Japan. where this
situation liz understood. no lcss than
regard for British honor, dcmnnd,,
that tho alliance should he abrogntcd
Copyright. 1921, by United News)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Judge Aiken IIns Heavy cnI.nso,

DANFllLG. VA, Nov. 20.-Judge \.
VI Aiken VIII convene his first term
or court In Chatham tomorrow morn
'nE with docket which will take
approximately three weeks To be dis
Eosed or. There are eighteen felony
cases carried over from previous
terms. besides matters which will be
submitted To the grand jury. There
are nearly forty misdcmcanor cases.
while the civil docket includes about
'hirty actions Judge Aiken states
thai lie intends TO make deep inroads
on the docket In order TO clear up as
much outstanding business as posi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
OF NAVIES IS
UNDER PRESSURE
Continued From First rarc,

Continued From First nagcl
ana Admiral Baron kato, rcspcctivc
heads Of the American. British and
japanese delegations. and is expected
10 receive consideration very soon
at q meeting of the international COM
hftec o! naval experts appointed
To sift details
by highest authority the Associated
Press was assured tonight that the
American government stood four
square behind its original proposal! to
regulate limitation by the yards,ick
"i existing strength and had no In
tehu"n OF making concessions which
would modify that principle. The
american delegates do not want 10
aGopt a tahc-it-or-leavc II" attitua,
however so Tar as details are con =.
ccrhcd ana are willing to hear tho
views OF any power which thinks IL
may have been done an Injustice.
IhoS as the conference swings into
MS second week there are increasing
Indications that tho showdown 80 far
a. the fundamentals OF naval arma-
iHcht agreement are concerned may be
reached speedily. In the Far East
efn negotiations developments arc
not moNiHr so rapidly and there
seems 10 Lc growing impression
that u details are 10 be worked out
AT all The process viii lie II long one
TOMORROW the conference viii make
start on Still! another OF It's prob
!e'ns. that o! land armament At an
open session Premier BRAND is ex
pectod 10 present the considerations
behind Frances present enormous
army outlay and 10 invite discussion
/ from IN" other powers Italy is said
TO be ready also 20 set forth her views
IN a genera! way and Mr.. Hughes
is Understood TO be considering n
brief statement on behalf of tile
United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Given 81, Day. to LEW. nou,u,

DANNlLLE. VA. Nov. oo.-Rny
custer, who was recently arrested
mere with hftccn gallons Of liauor in
hIs automobile. has Teen given AN
opportunity 10 leave town without
serving Jail sentence. While no
disposition Of the case has been
hafHch on the police records. IL liz
ienIhrh tha' the young man sub
United ms case privately 10 Mayor
"oouihB. who imposed fine of $50
ana an additional Jail term OF thirty
uays which no suspended provided
custer would leave the community
within sIS days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21

the part OF the British empire against
the United States. which Japan
shared In 1911, was sufficiently
shared by tho American government
TO render notification supcrfluous.
mo foregoing considerations ought
10 dispose of any suggestions that.
under The alliance. the nations OF the
British empire could or would be
called upon to fight against the
United States. But American objcc-
ions to the alliance are based also
upon the contention thnt It has en-
p"ldened Japan 10 make cncroach-
mohts on China. and to put forward
her famous twcnty-onc demands.
which shn would never have don.
hnu her position not been strength
ened by allied relationship with Great
Britain.
This contention may or may not
be valid in practice. Technically II
II ihcontcStable that any Japanese
action directed against tho welfare
and integrity of China lY contrary
10 the letter ana spirit OF the al
lance. But II il also true that. ut
the recent conference OF the domin-
ion and British Prime Ministers at
London. the majority did not favor
the abrogation or the alliance. which.
''f' '"bNi Ii'A'p pN tHt lsplu InlnCc!-
Tor. was held Ia renew Itself automat-
ically from year 10 year unless de-
nounccd.
Should lie Abrogntcd.
Into this somewhat blurred stu
alton came President Iarding's Inyi-
tation to the Washington conference.
Though It's Significance was not I'M
mcdiatcly perceived in British Of
fetal quarters. the consciousness that
any practical scheme for The i.initn
ton OF naval ornaments must Involve
consideration OF Far Eastern prob.
lens gradually grew. and rendered
Imperative II definition of the inter-
ca,s and attitudes Of the self govern
ing nations that form the British
Commonwealth. For the British dol
cgation u the Washington confer
cncc. have no title or pretcnsion To
speak. What may hc in their minds
they alone know. But ! am certain.
on the strength OF extensive inquiry
ana investigation during recent
months. that The majority Of the pco-
pics. II not the majority nf the gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
BlRTH.CONTROL FIGHT
GIVEN NATIONAL ASPECT
Protest Against Use OF Omen Eoru,,
In New York for I'ropa-
Euntlu.
TBy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-New Yort,.
brth-cohtrol squabblc was given Z.
Hit'onnl aspect when Catholic Arch :
l. shop Hayes Issued. ''ln the name OF
I u organizations, containing ntur!y
milton women" stntcinct pro-
estlnS against the use Of the omen
Drum for such propaganda
Ills action followed the dIsclosur.
hnt ne was partly responsible for
II" police closing the Town Hall lee
ure by birth-control advocates Las:
week. a second lecture, at Rryan-
ihil on Friday, was also interrupted
~ police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
TO SEEK FOREIGN CREDITS
Would Raise Money in Order
to Meet January Repara-
lions Payment.
IBy Associated prcss

berlin. Nov. 2O.-A commune,
'ioh handed To the rcpara,ions com
mission hy Chancellor wir,h. falling
OF the German governments wilIinv
ness 10 seek foreign credits reuuirrd
W meet the January reparatIons paw
''n' 10 the allies. has been received
by the public as confirming IN. bcIi.f
populariy held that the government
possesses no illusions as regard, ia
ability to secure q period of grace in
"hich TO meet its obligations. The
commission LETT yesterday for Paris
without answering the communiro
tion. but in official quarters the no
Iief Is expressed that IL rcply viii ho
forthcoming from Paris.
me belief has prevailed In Berlin
otHcai circles since the arrival hcr.
zen days ago os the members of The
'.p"f",ioh commission. that IL was
me urinary object of the commits.
SION 10 obtain at first hand an iJ.,
upon which to base its utiituu. rn,.
an adjustment OF Gcrmany's r.por,
lions payments subsequent 10 IN.
iaiiins due OF the January and Fell
ruary installments
me deliberations OF the commission
III Berlin were wholly Informal cvcu
"heh consulting government officials
ASIDE from making IL courtesy cali 81,
the chancellor. the members OF tho
COMMISSION sinEly or collcctiv,,y
nave conferred chiefly with depart.
mental heads of the ministries of II
nance economies and foreign AZ
fairs.
Aithough the heads Mt the foreign
Once are reported 10 have made
strong efforts 10 impress the mem
p'fs OF The commission with the In
terhai and external effects Of n forced
entry ny Germany into the foreign
money markets, II is asserted that
IN" commissioners nave declined To
suggest other measures of relief for
the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Hears Hug Gr-atcont,.

oversarmcnts, like all Gaul, are
INVISIBLE In three parts--ciose- lifting,
ioose-drapinE and box bnck. Tho
inquire liked coat Is more the choice
notes. For all-wceli. all-wcather
use; the rugged ulster or Ereatcoat
with the ditto (sciD collar is pre-
terrcd 10y the generality of us. One
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
LAST-NLNUIE MODES FOR
THE WELL-DRESSED NAN
New York. Nov. is.

Some witty wight, with the gift for
condensing world OF meaning into n
word capsule. once said. Every man
dresses to please one woman" At
first blush. most of us would trucu-
lently deny this. but upon second
thought we must sheepishly admit II.
The Influence of MY Ladye Fayrc'
upon the dress of "fc Gallantc Gen
tllman is greater now than ~ has
ever been. and II has always been
nppreciable. At least 60 per Gcnt OF
the hosiery and undcrsuits worn by
men is bought by women They are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Dies when struck by Auto.

CHAPEL HILL. X. G. Nov. 90
Miss BeaI Woodward 723 Twen-
tieth street. Northwest Washington,
u. c., was Killed when AN automobile
skidded while she and d companion
were walking down village street,
Through driving rain. Miss wood
l+Sard came here in September TO visit
"a former schoo!Inatc. Miss Elizabeth
McKie. and 20 take special courses
in the Unlvnrsity o. North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
Craig Accrn,s In,i,ntion.

LONDON, Nov. 20.---Sir James
Craig. the Ulster Premier. has ac-
ceptcd LLOYD Georges invitation to
meet him "Wednesday for an informal
talk on tire Irish question. The meet
ing viii take place in the Prime Min
.eter's official residence In Downing
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21

also. Ivy silent appointment. frequent
purchasers of mems handk erchief is
and gloves. muiiiers and knitted
over, today. due to the fact that n
woman usually has a better dcvcloped
Color sense than Il man. and<can in
deed. carry colors in her eye" she
also chooses. or is consulted In the
choosing. of cravats. shirts and othAr
Dig, little accessories of dress. Thus
as some venerable philosopher cx-
E ,iss. We owe To woman not only
enjoy and enrich IL