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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
For Education Always

w NEITHER it be Presbytcry. Synod or
w General Assembly that brings the
causes OF PrcsEytcriansm into the news
columns. We may always be sure that one
OF the dominant notes OF the proceedings
VIII relate TO the needs and The uses Of edu-
cation. From the beginnings OF the Pres
bEterian Church in this country in the early
days or our colonial life the denomination
has stood for the highest standards. tho
pest. III educational agencies and means.
The Synod Of Virginia. in session here
this week, has. as usual. given large and
prominent place on its program to this i'm
portant side OF the denominutional work
The projected establishment in the State OF
a Presbyterian "A" grade college for women
has again been given careful and earnest
attention. and wc may look to the not dis
tant future for the realization of this pur-
pose II is one in which. not only Presby-
ter!ans. but all Nirginians have a very close
interest
With its additionally superior standards
i'll education and unccasing enthusiasm for
their widest and fullest expression the
PRESBYTERIAN Church has made Il noteworthy
contribution in this field throughout the
bounds OF the country and throughout the
history OF the nation. Education-Chris-
tian "ducation-is indebted beyond calcula-
ton To tn" vision and strong leadership of
This church
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Gipe Grim VIEWS
of Public Dances
" ould Prohibit Rich
monders Under l3
From attending.

"luc scope was allowed members
OF inc council Committee on OrdI.
h"n"cs, citizens AMI city officials last
h'Eht IN the discussion Of an ordi-
nance presented Council by Council
'I"i JACOB Umlauf. at request of the
Mothcrs' Club OF Chimborazo School
rrohihitihE girls and boys under IS
years ol age attending dances at
public or semipublic dane, halls
unacc"mpanied by parent or guard
IAN. Grim pictures of conditions n,
such dances were drawn by t.hiof of
Police sherry. Director OF Safety NV
crs. Judge Kicks. Councilman I'm
lauf. the two pollccwomen connected
with the polio" Department nr.5 ~,
Whttlock. Of the Mothers club 7,
was shown that young girls OF ton.
der age We're constant attendants
upon III" dances. ana that many were
'hcr" without knowledge or consent
Of their parents.
At some Of these dances. said tho
speakers. tn" widest orgies were
rrac.!Cod. and II was said that m.
lives and careers Of many young mon
and women were blight"d The CON
ditions are no worse n. dances con
Quoted for tho bench, Of the lower
aud middle classes" declared Dircc-
tor Myers. than those conducted is
member OF til" upper classes The
ordnance should be so framed 10 pro
i"ct all CLASSES" After two hours
discussion. the ordinance was re
i"rr"d 20 Director Mycrs aud the CIT.
Attorney 10 frame u suitable doCu-
mcnt covering every phase of the
SITUATION. 10 be reported back at an
carly date.
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sac agreement without the announcement
OF another agreement of the same general
character. Moreover. as an indication of
me change that has occurred in the French
attitude since the Rathennu PROPOSAL. one
Oh the most important of the recent agree
ihehts provides for the importation OF an
el"aI proportion of German laborers for
me necessary construction work And this
with the approval Of the French ministry of
reconstruction.
All 81 these projects taken together may
not b" said to cover Il very substantial por-
ti"h OF IN" German debt to France Never
theiess they do represent Il definite begin
hing with the long-dclaycd rcconst ruction
JOB. iheH represent. also. n clear gain for
intelligence in the attitude of both sides
ana promise actual accomplishment in the
place Of the futile ind-jamming con-
tiibuted SO literally by European political
CCnfornnS
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Intelligent Collaboration

+ RoFEAN statesmen have not yet. as
IL Mr. Wells would say, "nuddled
through TO definite Arrangement rcspect
NIX Germany'S rcparatiOns account bur nj
least a start IN tho direction OF practical
adjustment has been made in quarters
where political considerations are loss
Wcighty. Tn" Stinnes-Lubcrsac agreement
already mas h""n noted in these columns
plner!nG only IN details from the proposal
advanced by DR. Rathcnau not long after
IN" war. tn" SHINES -Lubcrsac plan provides
Tor IL" use OF German material in The re-
construction OF some portions OF the de.
'astAicd regions. The proposal, though at
t"ek"a III Germany By enemies OF SHINES
ON the ground that he IS simply promoting
vast private enterprise has attracted ia
N":"b!" motto" both in Franc" ana Germany
by It. practical and mutually advantageous
character
1t is declared now TO hav" inspired a
I"rfe number OF similar, though less pre-
tc"Nons. projects. According 10 one cor
respondent, scarcely a day has passed
since the publication OF the Stlnnes- La ber-
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pythians to Greet Hartman.

Members OF Ivanhoe Lodge, No. "a
knights of Pythias. are preparing
70 welcome Major Il. Mercer Hartman.
81 Portsmouth. grand chancellor of
virginia. who will pay the lodge an
official visit next Monday. The lodge
has prepared an attractive literary
program. benjamin a. Ruffin. n past
grand chancellor and prominent IN
Pythian circles. Will deliver an ad-
dress. Albert O. Boschen will give
Il recitation. Edwin III. Courtney Will
also speak. Charles w Vaughan will
tell several of his inimitable stories.
The lodge meets In the hail Of the
Eagles. at Third and Marshall Strcet,
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.,INlrS h;inm,

roNt.S now the season OF the year when
~ the feminine mind turns expect
aht!y To the arbitcrs OF style. to the SUI
preme dictators who decree that this or that
snail he worn. or not worn-how il shall
be worn. when. where and how much
Sometimes ihc command is the equivalent
milltarily speaking of 'aS YOU were" But
no Such order Is in process of being handed
down this fall. The makers OF fashion seem
10 have undergone sudden and complete
change OF mind or heart. concerning al
most everything. The most radical
sweeping. sou might say. considering the
item about skirts-changes of several years
have been determined. And the whole sys-
tenn OF instruction is now being spread be
fore a. multitude OF apt and obcdicnt stu
dents.
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SCRlBES AND PHARISEES
is SUBJECT OF M'LENDON
Lnrgcst frowd OF Week Ienrs
Evangelist I'm HIg Tent on
south Side,

Following sermon on tho subject
or the Scrib"s and Pho risces. deltv-
eicd by Evangelist Il. i. aicLendoH.
otherwise known as Cyclone Mack.
preachers and others IN the audience
assembled under the big tent at Por-
ter and Buchanan Streets last night,
rushed Ia the platform and commend
cd the message he had delivered
Last nights crowd was one of the
largest OF tho week. and the tent
was almost iiiled TO capacity. "Cy-
cione Mack sounded the warning OF
the scriptures that Righteousness
must be as that of tho Scribes and
Pharisees. He told OF what right
BUSINESS comea. or whore tho average
person falls short. and he compared
the modern Christian with the Scribcs
ana Pharisces in very effective
mlnner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

with il as an object lesson OF litc
among the snows and the icchcrps
the seals and the polar bears
Every moment almost OF Nanook. the
tSk!ino. and his family. Including
IN" babies and the dogs. is -ll!ght-
eniug. They show the entire M
oil IA" natives OF TIA" Far North.
Wher" SHOWS abound. and where the
native builds his home wherever NO
seq lit h.r" landlords are UNI
known aud where happiness pre-
N".iS. Notwithstanding the apparent
ELrdSh!ps OF every member OF tho
family. If one wishes 10 learn Tho
secret ~ iSlcc construction. i.c may
DC cn!!shi"n"d by this splendid Pic
lure. ttnc rf"hturcs Of the program
including current events news an
educational comedy and organ 70
'ith-S MAKE the show well worth
while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
INTRODUCE NEW BONUS
MEASURE IN THE SENATE
Bill Provides for $40 for Each
Month of Ser
vice. 81
Try Associated press. l

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator
Hursum. Republican. New Mexico.
late today Introduced in tho Scno,.
another soldiers bonus measure. de-
fined In It's title as tho veterans. ro-
fund and adjusted compensation ac, IT,
The measure would provide for
payments Of $50 for each month of
service together with the return ,f
all compulsory aliotmcnts made by
the service men and payments on
account Of government insurance. be-
tween April .. 1917, and July ]. 1919.
NO provision Is made for financing
tho bonus.
Where The amount das q veteran
on "a: cIuS<i SEQ. I. would be paid
In full on October I, 1923 In an
othcr cases 50 per cent would be
paiu october /. 1923. and the re-
mninder on October ]. 1926. together
Win interest at 4 per cent.
rho obligations given by the gov
srhih"h, on unpaid sums could not
DC used az security for loans cxcopt
under regulations prescribed by the
'e''e'afiee OF War and the Navy.
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WIZ.
Newark. y. u

|'N'N al n, -. j
go i. M.--"Dccorativ" GlaFs ,,d
th!na. by House and Garden
i. M.-F!mal baseball scores NJ
the American. National ana Inter
national L"nEu" games.
$40 Z. M.-RcGoin" stories. he
Thornton burgess. whose ,tori..
appear In many newspapers nj. over
The country.
> =. M.-"w"ekiy reports ON cor.
di,ions OF leading Industries" h,
r. u. Wyckom. final baseball sc.r.,.
location OF ships az sea Dy tho I::.di,,
Corporation o! America. cI.,uIu-
prices Of stocks. bohos. Grain, coffee
ana sugar.
$40 i. M.--'Iiumorous Tales ~
the Diamond" by .. \. Falzcr. ppo,,
editor OF the Newark sunday can.
$50 l.. M--l.!tcrary evening con.
Quoted ~ the editorial staff OF ,nc
outlook. Scientific American. am
Harper and Rros
s:i5 l. M.--concer; by Man.on "
Marble. baritone. who was SOLOS.
for the past tire" years a, IN.
Eighth church OF Christ Scientist,
.'cw York
s;5? TO II J. M-S,andard Zine
signals from Arlington.
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AnlllScnCntS
"JIggs" l. uit nt Ncndrm,.

MCNanus familiar character
"Jiges," IN cartoon musical comedy.
turned up at the Academy last nirht
for the first OF four appearances
Maggie. D.nty Moore daughter. XII.
~. and chorus were also OF the
party
The production. IN general. IS an
Improvement on that OF last season
The scenery is new and fresh; the
chorus attractive!y costumcd: and.
Sp"ak'nv Of the chorus. II was the
most juvenile collection we have seen
81 the Academy. Some OF these little
'oddIcrs were hardly over nf;ecn. and
how they were captured so young is
mystery.
The comedy Is Il hilarious one. with
II particularly vigorous type of humor
Tom Hhvcrly. as jugs: Lizzie Ray
mond. AS Maggie: Nellie Mcnamara,
az kit'y; with Frank Christie as
b!nty Moore, were the leading fig
urcS.
The audience was large and respon-
siH". The competitive dance between
JiGgS and Biuiy aroused much en-
tnusiasi"' It is great show--for
'"''" as ilhcs II j. g. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
Al. g.. Field NIlnstrrIs.

'li-a-r-m-o-m-y spells Al q. Field
Ministries this year. per usual ."
wrote AN indianapolis reviewer OF
the Field show He hit upou nnc
OF the chief claims 10 fame this
famous minstrc! company enjoys,
and the millions who have enjoyed
ITS entertainment Will agree that the
reviewer lie correct In his Judgment.
when he adds:
There's music In opera. melody
IN musical comedy. syncopatlon In
fhc Follics, but when 1t comes to
real honest goodness close har.
mony ana lots OF 1t. the minstrrls
get the palm"
confn:ng tho subicc, to HARMONY
one OF the acts IN ;ho show which
may be depended upon IN give any
audience It's moneys worth In close
harmony IS that .! the Saxolanh
Five quintet Of saSophouc artists
which has TO respond To 80 many
.ncorcs that they say thcy arc
thoroughly exhausted when their
act is over.
The Saxoland Five is composed OF
Carl Cameron. who originated the
act. tO~y Jordan. the gumtcrs
premier comedian. who wields a
monster bass saNophoue. Harry Cor
ley. John BourEc and Garner New.
ton.
The al. 6. Field Ministries is to
appear at the Academy Monday,
Tuesday and w, i.csday. and We'd
nosday matinee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
Lafayette Lodge Elects omcers.

At the annual Gonvocation OF the
Lafayette Chapter. No i3, Royal
Arch Masons, the following officers
were elected at Masonic Temple lasT
night: w w. Ratcliffe. king; G.
G. Crouch. scribe: L. &. West, trcas-
urer; .. j. Adams. secretary: James
w. Anderson, Joseph S. Wilton and
u. shapiro, trustees. Council ap-
rointments: r. S. IIitcshaw. cap
tain Of host: a. y. Shedding, prin-
cipal sojourner: NJ. Il. Wright. Royal
Arch captain; y. H. Pierce. master
Of third veil: +. S. Holdcroft. master
OF second veil: Elliott Drinard,
master Of hrst veil: w. :. Lipscomb.
chaplain: w C. LYMAN. ,iicr; A.
w. Baker. steward. and W. l.. Trim
mcr. chairman OF stewards COM
mittee.
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W.. !.


tSch"nstady. y. "
- J.. Nj. ). Naval OAscrvatory
tim" signals.
1910 p. M.-Noon sock marke,
quotations.
i2:ij p. Weather forecast ON
$50 meters wnvclcugih
J.. NJ Music and address on
Thrift IN the household"
J.. M.--rroducc ana stock mar
Hct quotations.; baseball results
news bulletin.
$40 T.. inflow the Leopard
Got MS spots" from Kipl!nx's Just
so stories. Kolin Hagcr. reader.
80 i. M.-iIeai;h talk, by DR.
Herman NJ. Rigs. New York State
Health Department.
7:ij +. N-COnccrt program. Fro
gram furnished through the cour-
tesy Of Fowncs Bros. & GO. Inc.
New York.
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ltIJl< A.,

Fart f!ttsburEi)
H. M.-Tri-wcekly letter from
o''h ana Home. Detours and con.
lion" OF highways within "A radius
Oh $50 miles OF pittsburgh
This trio IS composed NJ DwI,,I.
hIack more. violin: Stewar, plocL
more. cello. accompanied at tho pInno
oy ,heir mother. Florence stewart
Biackmorc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
Mnry Garden In Recital Her.

so great is the appreciation among
local teachers OF the artists course
%! concerts to be presented this sea-
son at the City Auditorium by Mrs.
Wl!s"n-Grccnc. that one Instructor
has determined to mark" agh!ns,
any pupil who fails 70 hear, each
concert unless giving good reason
Indications are tina; the houses will
b" large and Representatives. for
never in the musical history OF
Richmond have 80 many excellent
singers and instrumcntalists been
assembled under single manage
mcnt The course opens October "a
when Mary Garden. famous soprano
OF tn" Chicago Ope.a Company. is
booked for recital which promises
10 be interesting. Scrgcl Rach-
manlnon, greatest of living pianists.
vii! be here FOR the FIRST time No
vemhcr II. while the third attrac-
ton Viii be Iiulda J.ashanska. be-
Wi'ch!nG concert soprano. whose
date is December II. This city Is TO
have its first opportunity OF listen
Ing TO Jascha Hcifctz, violinist, on
January ., and the night Of March
IL Will md the Boston Symphony
Orchestra at the auditorium. with
Pierre MontcuH again conducting.
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Lyric 0utdocs Itself.

keith vaudeville outdid Itself At
the Lyric yesterday. Offering bill
OF head!iners topped by Virginia
iearson' former film star. and VIII
ne SOAR. mus!ca! comedy star.
IN" entire performance is we'll
rounded out and amusing
MISS Pearson, who Is accompanied
10y sheldon Lewis and company in
The Second Change" "a drama1i il
rIaglct written by Mr.. Lewis. was
warmly welcomed. She proves a
capable actress and is ably assisted.
After Am absence OF two years.
Willie Solar. the human laugh fac
tory" brings lively round Of
songs and up-to-the- putter
Solar has an act made up OF non
sense and comical songs designed to
please. Several of his limitations
are unsurpassed in vaudeville.
Dancing and singing has the
main place In the offering Of Ryan
weber and Ryan. The team Is com
posed OF two condolences and Il
versatile singing ana dancing come
u'an. The set is attractivcly staged
and the trio graceful.
Acrobatics with q new and hu-
mornus twist. sensational and seem
inSly Impossible, sre given by
Tony and George. The audience is
advised TO watch them walk" Nine.
LhNoncc has good singing act that
is put over in nme fashion. Several
clever rarodies are sung.
Harold Lloyd comedy feature and
topics OF the day supplement the
program. j. NJ l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

The trouble win lIardimr's administration
r'm" is that lie has been trying 10 do the
course in par using only a puttcr-Norfnlk
N!rG!mi,n- ril"t
IN" iynchhurg Foundry Company with
plants IN that city ana Radiord, has purchased
1000 tons of English amd French pig iron
10 be shipped through the port OF Hampton
Roads Another cvldcmc. OF the fact tina;
Hampton Roads is q state asset. in which tho
people OF the mountain section as well as
hose Of Underwater are concc!ued.-Ncwp
Ncws rrcss.
IN ia" defeat Of vardaman In Mississippi
and l;iease in South Carolina. both pcsti!or-
"Ws hIath"rstitcs. thu Democrats have vindl-
Gated til" cIus" q: political dcccncy in the
'Ecs ~ the whole country and have demon
strat"d that. ii they do know how to
govern ik"y at least have the wit know
$" h"mi not 10 choose their Governors and
sr"h's'""n.-- Siaumt"n News Leader.
Former Premier Clcmencnau is coming over
80 explain tn" French attitude TO the Amer
lrau people The French attitude toward the
Turks especially needs lot OF explaining
Eristoi Herald Courier.
The world-pcace for which Americans
fought appears to he only an idle dream AS
long as The balkans and the Near East exist
periodic hostiiitics may be cxpectcd.-Danville
Register.
Til" clouds that have hung low on the in
dnstr!ai horizon FOR the past ninety days are
beginning |" disappear. The sunshine of great
prosperity is due To make it's appearance very
soon. In this prosperity the cmployc as well
"a the employer viii share. Economists and
Industrial experts agree that we are facing an
era az general prosperity. And the economists
and industrial experts usually know wha;
they az" talking about-Koanokc Times.
II * ed -,
II would. abolish the power inherent in GER
tain courts To issue injunctions II certainly
il not to be believed Il would attempt to
abolish H. sine" II is in many instances -
necessary arm Of government by iaw."-Nor-
folk Ledger Dispatch.
The former Kaiser is reported engaged
which is further evidence, that no man Is
dcspiscd that some woman will not marry him
--covinSton VrXinian.
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Charcoal, E:ph., Dnu, r,o,,r,,

~ ain no use 'splRinin' nothIn' At ALL
S"'d 'harc"al Eph. in a mood. When a man
S'""' 'h'nkin' up 'scuscs She kin hear he con
serene" Stuttcrin' jcs lax hit runnin' on I'VE
cylinders. Eat piciile, Mistah Jackson
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j. \ ".
tChlrDf,n

l.. M.-Coucert by Rosemary
hughes. soprano; Arthur /. kirbaciI.
tenor: Bcairicc Eddington Lodge. ac-
companist. Louis Kottler. v!ol!a!s,:
Maurice kowsky, pianist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Adm IN.


On" Adam. as we understand the case.
NaS born because there had to be man:
ffSt entry In the open human race.
ihcy had him booked to rum and he ran.
came Eve. Queen of Creation. Gowncd one
tntroublcd by details to watch her prince
Enter the race: twas she who babe him run.
And She has had him running ever since.
I'm alI respect To Eve. II seems TO be
me genera imprc sSion. that until
IN" came 10 cast her smile on Adam. he
W as doing we'll as bachelors always will
but somehow. Eve, the Mother OF her Kind,
SCI Adam wabbing. and you must admit
y follow with a woman his mind
Is usually on. a little bit
Ana We who read our history as we may
Sc"rn Adams weakness. damn the w!lcs OF
't' could we III the impulse to the day
wed all be Brother Adams believe.
-Nhh YOU may have your Eden If YOU care
""r that m"notonous glory frr. OF strife.
hu' l. "u'Sid". Will have my Eve share
Inc pleasures and the mscrics OF Life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

\ elanc" At the London news leaves a read
"r Wondering whether Lloyd George is Eng
lands plcmcr OF step-sou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
Up With the Times
by IL. q. u.

I'll" president has one OF tho mos; versatile
and carefrc" pens in captivity. II he used the
same on both the bonus and tariff bills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

Tn" railroads arc moving the largest volume
"f business since 1870. IL Is said And which
is equally h"hrteninG. they are moving IL
great many NOR" sh"pncn than they were q
few weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

y chang" of style is forecast-in womrns
clothes ana the stock in trade of the joke
smiths.
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"Wciconir Strangers

Aaron iiotfman's now famous
comedy. Welcome Stranger" Will
be presented by Sam III. Harris at
the Academy next Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. and Saturday matinee
after two consecutive years In Chi
chgo and New York. George Sid
ney, whose delightful churacteriZa-
ton Of lsidore Solomon. the central
figure OF the play, has been pro-
nounced one OF the most artistic
portrayals Of type on our present
day stage. heads the list OF actors.
among whom are william 4. Turner,
Charles Scoheld. Willard Da Shells.
Nicholas Burnham. Charles Ncrosome.
Jules Bennett. Harry Coleman. VIII
liam McFadden. Will Adams. Nora
Sterling. Katherine Moore. Isadora
Martin, and Vivian ITickeson.
The New York production in Its
entirety will lie seen here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
Af the Colonial.

The bin at the Colonia! is nothing
II not educational Not only Is IL
educational. but IL is Instructive and
entertaining as well. The main pic
ture Is one OF the land Of the Es-
kimo, with its SHOWS, 'igloos, squaws
and papooScs. As warm weather
picture this "Nanook OF the North"
Is unexocllcd. AS an educational
film nothing hardly can compare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

FElpAN. sErTEMREn p. ip-e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

which is further evidence, that no man IL
dcspsed that somc woman will not marry him
--Covington Virginian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

Tie wor!d-pcace for which Americans
fought appears to he only an idle dream. AS
long as The Balkans and the Near East exist.
periodic hostilitics may be expectcd-Dauyule
Register.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

Former Premier Clcmcnc"au is coming over
80 explain tn" French attitude 20 the Amer
lean people. The French attitude toward the
Turks especially needs n lot OF explaining -
Bristol Herald Courier