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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER IL. 1871



x ESTERDAY America stood Al the open
1 grave oi its dead; today il takes up
anew that supreme issue OF the living
Shall the future he one OF peace or one OF
war? Ii turns away from the bier of its
Unknown Hero, who at last rests in Airing
ton. conveyed to that sacred soil with
honors such As 10 other soldier ever re-
ceived. TO face The actualitics OF nations on
the composition of which depends whether
or not that unidentified hero, representative
OF the vast army of our dead, shall have
made his sacrifice in vain
Yesterday was a day Of inspiration, when
nation once more held aloft the ideals
which led it into the world war. reconse-
Grated Itself TO their perpetual maintenance,
and rededicatod itself TO the task OF winning
by peaceful methods around the conference
table what its dead believed they were dying
TO achieve. Yesterday the nation again
found its soul; today it must begin the
manifestation OF its spiritual recreation in
terms of world diplomacy and international
negotiations, which will succeed or fail in
the exact measure that keep faith with
nation paused in reverence. That faith has
been broken once; today. may il be restored
and henceiorth held inviolate.
As the conference on the limitation OF
ornaments convencs III Washington. repre-
sentatives OF The greet powers OF the world
will approach the task which should have
been and would have been completed nearly
three years ago under the inspired leader
ship of one who, Moken ;and bowed by his
sacrifice, yestcr;i,y-,ls a simple American
citizen honored by his presence the
remains OF that Unknown Soldier, had
not his nation given ear 10 trcach-
erous leaders and repudia,ed him.
The task is little less stupendous than
it was then when wars fires had barely
ceased to burn. Largely the same problems
are TO be solved, the same national aspira-
lions are 10 be met and satisfied or denied
the same International jcaOusics are rag
ing, the same Old World diplomacy will seek
10 dominate and yet each of the nations
represented al the conference realizes more
keenly now than. it did three years ago
that cont!nucd' competitive ornaments mean
burdens OF taxation excessive 10 ruination.
and eventually wars under which civilian
tion must be submerged II is apporert
that the nations are coming 20 this confer
ence in q more tolerant spirit, a greater
Willingness to give and take, and Il more
vivid sense OF what present failure portends.
than that which actua,ed them at Versailles.
IT is in this Quickencd realization that tho
hope OF the world lies, and deeper faith
that settlement OF he problems which
threaten its peace is attainable must have
been wrought in the breasts OF even our
foreign guests VINO yesterday witnessed
America idcaiistic devotion and couaccra-
ton to its task
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PROF. ]. A. F|sHDURNE
DIES At WAYNESBORO
Conducted S C h ool Which
Bears His Name for
81 Years.
Especial 10 The Tim.s-D,s,,,c,,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
SIAUNTON, VA. Nov. 'll.-Profes-
sor James ~. Fishburnc. founder. OF
f1shburne Military School, and for
many years its head. died at .
O'Clock this afternoon at his home In
MaShesboro, following an Illness of
hVe months. No arrangements have
yet been made with regard to tho
funeral.
Sir. Fishburne is survived by his
wne and nephew. Pliny Fishburne.
both Of Waynesboro.
Fishburne School was founded I'm
1879. and was under the direction OF
It's founder until 1913. when Major
Morgan ii. Hudgins became the
principal.
Sir. Fishburne died one hour and
a half before the football team rep
resentinE the school that bears his
nam" was I" have played one of the
most important games of the season
Augusta Military Academy being tn.
opponent. The same was postponed
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AIRS. MolI,c 1.InL,,,.

h.AckSBuRG. VA. Nov. Il.-Mrs.
M"liie Monroe Linkous. II. widow of
byrh iinkous and member of n
la"''F wcll known In Montgomery
"uh'!. nieh at her home. three
miles from Blackshurg. WEDNESDAYS.
Funeral services were held Thursd, .
AFTERNOON from the home. and burial
was made In the family cemetery.
nearby. Rev. L. r, Bransford and
Eev X. II. Wilson. resident ministers
or the Methodist Church, OBLIGATED
In the absence OF the regular pastor.
Eev j. III. Smith. Mrs. I.inkous was
porn IN Monroe County. ". Va but
""u hecn resident Of this COM
fnunity all Of her married life. She
is survived by the following chill
dren; Mrs. Williams and Mrs Lucas.
Of harrisburg: Miss Winnie IInkous.
Houston. Clayton, Homer and Or.
Maury Is. Iinkous. Of this county
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Spirit of Virginia Press

The blackstone Courier has been keeping
up with the great marshal's triumphal march
through the land and says:
Before he Is half through with the program
arranged for him while In this country, Gem
eraI Foch VIII become acquainted With what
American strenuousness really means"
Here is the unkindcst cut Of all. II I. from
the Norfolk Virginia riot:
In the matter Of Illegal hangIngs Senator
Wa,yon. OF Georgia. appears to have confused
the record Of his State with that OF tho A.
T.. T."
The Hanover Herald Progress published in
college town, says:
"Cndcrtakers will probably do a rushing
business now that both the football and hunt
Ing seasons arc on"
The young prophet of the Halifax Gazette Is
probably safe in the following:
"rhe Tee Dee recently referred 10 Bryan
~ having eliminated himself from politics.
predict"
In one respect 1T least Norfolk and Rich.
Dispatch says:
streets arc becoming noway thoroughbred"
referring 10 the rather savage proclama-
Roanoke Times says:
"GeriousIy. bootlesginE IS not Il capital Of
Tense. and tho mere fact that a man Is en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Celebrate Missionary CcntennIn,.

Members OF the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew Will act as usbers tomorrow
night at the mass-mce citing OF all
Episcopal churches in Hcnrico
parish at the CITY Auditorium at S
o'clock in celebration of the CEN
tennial OF the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society. The address
will be made by Rev. James l.. Free
man. d. D.. OF the Church OF the
Epiphany. Washington, who will be
introduced by Rev. ". Russell Bowie.
y. D., rector OF st. Paul's Church
Those who intend to sing in the
choir are asked TO assemble at the
stage entrance at 7:f5 O'clock with
their vestments and an old version
Of the hymnal.
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Victory Bonds at Par

n ERHAPS the most interesting niece OF
| news of recent months from the stand
point OF the great body of the American
people had no relation 10 the disarmament
conference the recent elections the settle
ment OF the Irish problem. the famine in
Russia. the assassination OF the Japan
csc Premier or To any of the great events
i'll the worlds affairs. The piece OF news
which pleased and interested more people
of all walks OF life was the announcement
that number of Victory bonds of the Fed
eral government had sold at par.
II the reader OF that announcement from
the New York Stock Exchange had proceed
cd further he would have observed that all
bonds issued by the government for war
purposes mad advanced III price. FOR months
these issues have steadily though SLOWLY
increased III market Va'ne, ana win ever
e"sV' i'"e, 81 S''''' "'''''o'' y. t>'''
'e"" '"'es'0's La" ''"so" " 'ee'
Nothing was more certain than that gov
eminent war bonds would decline IN market
FaIue once Inc war enthusiasm was over
ana trauihg III these securities was com
mehced !ens OF thousands OF lndiViduals'
ana many corporations as We'll that ma"
invested Ill Liberties faced the necessity
III time OF cashinG i'll their holdings for
ne ms '''"s' ms '"
!" "noieSa'e ''q"'""''o" III man! u""' 'e'
on" al 'os''s, '" 50 W small ''' ''e t"'
VI on muse ""' o""h. ~ oo'"S d 49, i".S
'"'"e ""a "e'o oo'''p e''e" ~ SCH '"e'' NOW
''sS at s"N' '"''
II was equally certain that in time this
liquidation would. end; that the sacrifices
would become less necessary and, with
fewer offerings, the pfce would advance.
The tide has changed. There is greater
demand for government bonds than the Of
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Assign Marines to Guard Du,x.

Nine additional marines arrived
mere yesterday In charge OF Sergeant
Aines to supplement- those already
assigned to duty In guarding United
Slates mai in this postal district. A
further detachment OF hfty marines
is expected here within tho next fcw
Gays 10 augment those already here.
In addition to guarding of all mail
trucks carrying valuables. marincs
VIII be posted In all railroad mail
cars. They will he relieved by other
marines at the terminal points Of this
district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Euncrnl Of nohcr, Temp,c cn,c

DANNliLE. VA. Nov ll.-The
funeral was held at Z o'clock Thurs
day morning Of Robert Temple Cole.
who died suddenly Tuesday morning
from angina pcctoris. Tho service
was In charge OF DR.. J. ~ Shelburne,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
The remains were placed on the train
for Richmond The pallbearers
were f.. b. Young. w. ID. Powell.
Rupert Lewis. w M. Brydon, c. T..
Davis. Randolph Meade. j. ". Scegar
and l.. II. Conway.
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Questions mud Answers.

Best Treat in the WORLDS warm milk.
fresh from the COW, good food, or Is it bet
ter to chill 1T first TO take of the animal
heat? Does a healthy. vigorous person In
jure weaken a frail person IL they sleep
t0gether?-H. w.
Answer-Mnk fresh and from the
Is the most wholesome milk one can
drink. weaker person Injuries the health
and vIgor of stronger person just as
much as II stronger one Injuries the health
of weaker one. II is better for two
persons to occupy separate beds. twin beds,
for instance, that neither will disturb
the others rest nor divide any communi-
cable disease ne may happen to have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS
"Irenc. All Next MeeI

"irenc" All Next week.
eoictionB point toward a new
,ecord being established at tho
S.o1Hsmy next week, with matInccs
m weuhesday and Saturday, the oc-
cusion being the return cngagemen,
10 this city OF tho world Sumom.
musical comedy Irene" James Mont.
someTys piQuant. romantic play.
Win music by Harry Tierney and
lyrics by Joseph Mccarthy. which
inc vanderbilt Producing Company
VIII again offer the amusement iov-
crs. and which Will be presented T.,
an entire new dress, allowing tho
irSt appearance here OF new crca
ions designed and built for Irene"
unlike many Of the big musical
successes OF New York. Irene" has
never been leased or farmed out 10
a I'M. one. but has always been under
the personal supervision and dircc-
non or Its original SPONSORS. which
10 one OF tho main reasons for its
universal success. for be 1t known.
inns charming musical Offering has
peen presented in every large ocn-
Ter or the civilized world. and
whether tho organization rendered.
the piece in tho Anglo Saxon or M
tive tongue. IL was controlled by tho
original producing company, which
IL the reason for each and every
production being OF equal strength
and quality.
During it's two years run at tho
Vanderbilt Theatcr. In New YORK.
avcral hundred actors and actresses
were given an opportunity TO qualify
for the different parts for which they
were engaged.
The cast and chorus are all that
even the most lahtidiouS could wish
for, while. az heretofore. the com
pany carries it's own symphony or
@ ~.
Of the tuncful score may be looked
for.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Hurry l.. }. Cheat,.oa T.s, :.

Funeral services for Leonard p
cheatwood will he held this after
noon at 3 O'Clock from the home. zoos
west Trace Street. Intcrmcnt will
be III kiverriew. Mr.. Cheatwood was
the soh Of the late John j. Chcatwood
ana Mary Hourhins Chcatwood. lie
was norm IN Goochland County Jan
"arF :. 1888. He leaves a widow. who
was MISS Annie Lee Browning: three
sons w D. /. IL. and a. r.. and one
daughter. Sarah Alma Cheatwood.
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Mrs. Sophin SInuEhtcr.

WINSTON. VA. Nov. ll.-Funcral
"srvices for Mrs. Sophia Slaughter.
wife Of T. r. Slaughter. daughter Of
Rev Philip Slaurhtc and grand
daughter of DIR. Thomas SImms; OF
Alexandria. took place from All
Saints Chapel. near MitchellA, this
afternoon. Many persons from aur-
rounding counties and Richmond
Washington and Fredericksburg at
tended. Mrs. Slaughter was much
beloved and prominent in all good
work in this community.
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rurdon Ii Given uonors.

announced yesterday that Governor
Westmoreland Davis had named Cap
tain r. T.. Purdon, comma ndIng the
lIowltzer Company, Second Rcgi-
ment, at Chatham. id-de-camp on
his STAFF. Captain Purdon was in
iured in action overseas with the
Forty-seventh Infantry, and since his
discharge has been organizing the
National Guard companies in the
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding nlmost any
topic. excepting on IcgnI aud med
Zeal subjects, nrc answered free. A,
all Inquiries Hre answered directly
by personal letter, a scIf-aidrcsscd
stamped envelope In required. Adj
drcSs The Times-Dispatch Informa.
ton Bureau, Hichmsnd, Sa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
DIsmIsa Chnrrc ArnIn.t 1,..

j. W. EVers. driver Of the auto that
fatally Injured Commander II. w.
Thompson and w. H. Sampson, and
seriously injured Mrs. Thompson.
was acquitted OF n charge OF inv0lun-
tary granddaughter In Police Court
yesterday Police Sergeant Il. W..
Grafton declared that an investIga-
tion satisfied him the accident was
unavoidable.
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Mrs. Emma s,eph.rs.

DANVILI.E, VA. Nov l1-Nrs.
Emma stephens died Thursday morn
Ing at her home here In her GTth
year. after an Illness OF about five
years. She was horn I'm Lcesburg.
y. c. She had lived in this COM
munity for the past forty years. She
leaves four children. J. y. Stephens.
Marvin stephens and Ernest ste
phens and Mrs. T.. a. Love. all OF
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. ll.-Coioncl
b. Il. Abney. prominent Columbia at
torney, counsel for the Southern
Railway, died here this afternoon at
the home Of former Governor Cole
L. Blease, with whom he lived
Colonel Abney is survived by a
brother, John X. Abncy, New York
City. and sister. Mrs. S. l.. Hunter,
of Atlanta. He was G. years old
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present. Legion with need.

TAMPA. FLA, Nov. 11.-Prcsenta-
ton OF deed to the site for club
house for the Tampa Post. American
Legion, was the feature OF an eiaho-
ratio program held here this after
noon in celebration OF the third an
nIvcrsary OF Armistice Day. Three
thousand former soldiers took part
In n parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

sased In II does not warrant murder on tho
part OK the officers OF the law. Prohibition
enforcement Is proving n difficult enough task
rs II is, without church boards doing any
.hinS to increase the rising tide OF antiprohi-
otion sentiment The Methodist board is I'M
oouotedly sincere. But there Is such "a thing
rs being both sincere and silly"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Father We'll

In line with the endless special Weeks now
being exploited, 1t has been suggested that
seven days be celebrated as Father Week +"
when every one will be kind to the Old Man
Wen, we might well get n good laugh
out OF ourselves. Fellow Dads! But why call
II Father Week." why not Goat Weak, In
Honor OF Weak Father"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Jptrospicere.

Today all things begin for mo or against
Today start up. or speed recklessly
down.
My Yesterdays all arc dead; my Tomorrows
MAY never he born.
II is fact OF stupendous meaning that,
among all the days OF all the ages. there is
only TODAY.
what am going to do with II!
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Theater Calendar
AcApEMY-collins. Alabama

ACADEMY Collins Alabama
Ministries.
LYRIc-Keith vaudeville.
COLONIAL = All-star cast, in
The Great Impersonation."
BROADWAY-Anna q. Nilsson,
In why Girls Leave Home"
BIJOU-May McAyoy In EVERY
thing for Sale"
iSIS--Charles Chaplin. in Tho
Idle Class"
BLCEBlRD - Regular variety
program.
ODEON-Betty Compson, In AT
the End of the World"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

ADDRESS ALL. COM mum
CATIONS TO The i'me
Dispatch and not 10 u"
l!v!Guals.
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I.ngniappc.

make Of himself until you try II yourself.
When man owns everything there is. he
is in a bad fix.
Cnhapriness come. from being unwilling to
be happy.
The population of big town spends most
of its energies making notse.
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John @. CHANDLER.

LfNCHHtRG. VA. Nov. ll.-John
q. Chandler. 30 years Of age, mcr-
chant here. died Thursday night at
his home. Is23 Buchanan Street. after
long lllness Of blood poisoning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
The difference.

Don't he discouraged. old man." said the
Shakespcarian actors consoling friend. why.
I've seen sothern in all your plays, and be-
ieve me. he has nothing on your
II admit IT," said tho Actor, sadly. "Only
his audiences stay till he gets a chance 4
show emf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

There's vein OF sarcasm In the following
from the Petersburg lndex-Appeal:
Tom Watson represents the brains. the
character and the culture OF Georgia, we as
sumo. Otherwise GeorSIRns would not have
sent him to the Senate OF the United States"
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MOtOrfnE.

On rough road with hot day:
Motorist-I say, Stranger. can you tell mo
how far II Is up this internal road to the
Peak-Top Inn?
Native-wen Mister 1 don't know exactly
the distance. but most automobilcrs makes It
I'm about two punctures an blowout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Sure Thing.

so you've got a system for betting the
races
You're right have get all the tips
can and eliminate every horse tipped"
II and bet the others"
Nope: Button up my pocket and go home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

This. from the Bristol Herald Courier sums
ur the whole thing In nutshell:
Senator Tom Watson has told the truth or
ne has grossly slandcrcd the American army
In France. His charges should be thoroughly
Investigated"
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I8cnI Rainfall.

Rainfall e hours ending u M.... Mono
Rainfall ~ hours ending T. M.....N None
deficiency since March .........I. a.
Deficiency since January ..........ll 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

u. ID. G. VIII Meet In HIrmInghnm,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE United
Daughters OF the Confederacy, in
convention today. selected BIrminE-
ham, Ala, for the 1929 meeting. A
resolution was adopted thanking
former PRECEDENT Wilson for "brIng-
Ing the war to an end"
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I'ofncruuInu nnr

Miss j. T.. Petersburg. The Pom
cranian dog is also known as the
SPitZ trom the German "Spitzhund'o
and Is a favorite lap dog bccausn ~
It's small size and bright appearance
IL is thought 10 he a cross between
some OF the Arctic wolf dogs ana tho
Arctic fox. II is characterized hy
short. erect ears, a pointed muzzle
a curved, bushy tall and long hair
white. cream color. brown or black
1t Is brisk In its movements, useful
as watchdog. sometimes snappish.
handsome and quick Of appearance.
1t weighs from three or four pounda
up
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'hro" stones, but when ones is that II
seems to be the signal for a rock battle
Before Mr.. hughes is accepted as chairman
discard his ambush and come out into the
open.
Now II is Milwaukee, once famous for some
thing else. that is about to become the great
medical center OF the nation.
Sensational evidence In the divorce case OF
Geraldine Farrar is certain TO TeIiengen-s,
her.
Western farmers burning their corn
but here in Virginia the farmers have another
method Of making 1t fiery.
Even years in prison have not killed the
political influence Of Eugene V. Debs Note
the results Of the Virginia election in the
case OF his former supporter.
Virginia farmer raises tobacco crop from
suckers" thus reversing the usual procedure
OF raising II for them.
Finding Of baby boy at 4 local hotel on
eei"ction eve, is evidence that the colonies
candidacy was not the only deserted waif Of
the campaign.
d"v"iopncnt OF supcrchildrcn. Probably dis
courag"d over the present crop as it looks
upon its most famous native
Did you know" chap discovers that os-
'rchcs are pluckcd every nine months. Lucky
h'rd, when we humans being plucked by
the Drohteers every day In the year.
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Definitions.

LIBERTY: The natural state OF man. modi-
Ned only by the opinions of others plus the
counter Opinions OF still others multiplied by
the decisions OF yet others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

Wind direction, east: wind velocity. G.
hiShcs. wind yesterday. 10: weather at
l.. 81, cloudy.
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Paste This In Your Hat.

The man who knows he is fool may get
wise. but the man who thinks he is wise will
always be fool.
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Up With the Times
ny II. O. II.

II ones house Is glass lie would better not
throw stones, but when ones name is that II
seems TO be the signal for rock battle
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SOrn.

j. W., Claremont.-As a rule cora
disappear from the Virginia marshes
very quickly after the first heavy
frost
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The w leather
tFurnished BY U. =. Weather Bureau,
Forecast: Virginia.
Cloudy and colder. pre-
CeJed by rain In interior
this morning: tomorrow
fair.
North Csrolinn-Fnir
and colder today: to-
morrow fair.
Forecast: Virgil
&0lDE9
Local Temperature Yesterday

u. NJ. temperature -.............
Maximum temperature 10 ! l.. M....
ii in;nnum temperature TO \ +. M.....
Mean temperature yesterday .......
Normal tcmperatur. for this date.
yesterday .............
Excess since March l ........ 4
Excess since Januhry .. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

Before Mr.. hughes Is accepted as chairman
OF the peace conference he should be made TO
discard his ambush and come out into the
open.
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Undesirable Jobs.

1.-The Presidency.
2-Thc Prime Ministership.
3-The Russian Dictatorship.
4-Valet to the Kaiser.