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"TEN OPPORTUNITIES" WOULD
SOFTEN 4 SCROOGE,S HEART
Response Not Sufficient to Take Care of Any One of
Halfscore of Appeas-Only slo7 of
Needed s. 500 in Hand

Twas the day before Christmas
Eve. ola Scrooge hung up the re-
cc'Ne' TO his telephone. looked at
himself In the bottom OF big glass
Of water and grinned.
Here. you!' he shouted into the
inner Office.
Bob Cratchitt struck his beaminG
face through the door.
Hob. old man." said Mister
Scroogc. 81 forgot 10 send that turkey
over TO the salvation Army. Sec
mat they get il all right. will you:
And. don't forget to buy that sealskiu
sacque for Mrs. Cratchit. and. say.
don't let on that II is from me as
& reminder OF the merry Christmas
Get that automobile for Tiny Tiin
and get plenty of candy and toys
for the other little Cratchits And.
ty the way. | came near forgcttirs:."
added the old fellow. his eyes
sparkling with the Christmas spirit.
Write out check for that be-
neHolent bunch OF old gentlemen who
were In here yesterday afternoon for
something To help the poor. The
poor old skates must have good
fuietide dinner this year, IL they
never have another. Fill up the
stove with that si6 a ton coal. my
boy. aud keep warm and comfy. Out
with the fellows who do not feel
happy and gay at this season OF the
year. Out with the tight wad."
Old ScrooEe opened his big old
fashioned safe. and took out tin
box filed with silver dollars that had
accumulated during the year. He
raised the window and let lot OF
snow blow in.
WhoopS.' he shouted out in the
cold air. Hey. you; como over. here.
Get down here under this window.
you' little raSamuitlns, Here you go.
Whoops. | say! out with the cynics.
Iurrub FOR
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WOULD GIVE STATE
PO WEIR TO SETTLE
ALCOHOL CONTENT
Wine and Beer Leader in
Congress Seeks to
Change Law.
WET AND DRY FIGHT
STARTS IN HOUSE
Dry Majority, Overwhelming.
Cuts Short Speech of
Marylandcr.
noDf WORKS on SUPPLY nn.I.
bry section. to Br Reached Todny.
Approprint"s sD.OG.O0O for En-
fOrcrmcnt
INy AssocIatcd rress-


WASHINGTON. Dec. An old.
time liquor nght-Short bu, stormy
Haired up In the House today dur
ing debate on the sli5.oOo. ooo Treas
ury supply bill. with its Item of 80
100000 for prohibition enforcement
starting earlier In the day when
Representative MaEee. Republican
Ne" York. member of the commit
toe which framed The bill. declared
'hat defiance Of the Voistead Law
was SO prcvalen; as to threaten our
institutions. II ended abruptly just
after Representative HiIl. RcnubII.
can. Maryland. "a leader in tho move
nont for liCh; wine and beer log
! 'siat'on. had announced what he rro.
posed TO Offer In the form of amend :
'ncntS when tho prohibition section
was reached tomorrow.
Drys I'm Great MpJorIty.
Meanwhile. friends Of probihi,ior
overwhelmingly in control. tool; ono
shot after another at those wb,
sought TO attack the law. and bv
par hriianentary methods cut shor,
MI Hiiis attempt to connect the
pf"hibltlon unit. in friendly way
with the ku-Klux Khan.
Would Have states Fix Content
IN urging Congress to give to the
states the right to saw what olco
nolic content would make wine and
peer Intoxicating. Mr.. Maree do.
clar"d II probably would result in ,
beverage. made from pure inprc-
hlcnis and the reStorat tion of whole
some respect for the law"
bccia ring The liquor traffic had
.hTiNed on misery until the peopIe
handling IL as II II were a sernen,
,au cnokeh III. Representatives Gil
pert Democrat. Kentucky. sbonted
the House that he was pat,snn
NEed "f the constant attacks on men
VINO are trying to sec tina, ,ba i,,,.
was obeyed :"
asserts Minority VindIctIve.
80 determined and vIndictivc js
lhe small minority that it stands on,
In open defiance OF the Constitution /.
."id Mr.. Gilbert, adding that /, w.,
nacked by influential resources and
'ha' members Of the House CAV. /,
aid and comfort -
taking up the charge tina, crime.
against the United States had baer
Increased ny the enactment of ,he
N"ist"ad law. Mr.. Gilbert asserted
,maI crimes which flourisheh in the
room oaEs' and which were ham
died III the state courts. had a..
g. N
)aiIs in rural communities waro
empty. "e'e
NH Seeks TO ExpInin.
n"' dozen members were, on
their feet at once trying to brca !;
IN with questions when Mr.. Hill. win
SIN minutes 10 close general debate
proceeded 10 explain the nature NJ
his amendments
In the first place" he shouted
anove the hubbub. II shall pronose
that the House strike out OF tbe h;u
the Item OF sl5o.ooO for the probihi.
non units publicity bureau: thar the
sums OF from $4,000 to sI5o.Ooo. as
nere'o,ore' shall not be spent here
AFTER IN open violation of the Vol
stead law for the purchase Of 49,,
'cg liquor to be used as evidence.
mat none of the government appro.
prlatlon shall be used to dcfray Tho
continued on Page 10. Col ~
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Tiger Is Honor Guest at Slate
Luncheon at White
House.
LODGE ONE OF PARTY
One of Authors of Versailles
Pact Meets Foe for
First Time.
LRy Associated prnss


WASHfNGTOE. Dee. ..-,;eorrcs
ciemenceau paid his second visit to
the White House today. this time as
the honor guest at state luncheon
rendered By President Harding.
Iherc he mel Vice President Cool
idEe. Chief Justice Taft. most of
tn" members OF the Harding Cab,n..
and other officers Of tho Federal GOV
crnrnent---!ncludiuR Senator Lodge. OF
Massachusc;ts. chairman OF the Sen
ATE Committee on Foreign Relations.
Their First Meeting.
IL was the frst time The two had
me'--clemenccau, president Of the
Ncfshiiles peace conference and one
or The authors Of the proposed ,rj-
rhriitc agreement for the United
states, Grcat Britain and France. and
Lodge. leader q! tho Senate majority
party when the Versailles treaty was
rejected
C!cmcncsau sat next to IN. rresI-
dent and devoted his conversation
principally 20 the President. Mr. Cool
idSe and Mr Taf,
Quests who were present said ar
ter"ards that the company was in.
FORMAL. and the conversation at times
general hu, that in the main i, AID
not touch upon international poIf-
ttc.
heei< Mrs. Harding
AFTER the luncheon, which lasted a
fttic more than an hour. President
Harding announced 10 his guests that
Mrs Harding desired to meet the dis
tingu!shed visitor. and. leaving tho
Dart%. conducted the former Premier
10 the s'ttinG-room. where Mrs.
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o\ IRISH DEPUTY ~ SLAIN
ANOTHER IL WOI NDI:D

~ -<e-'tldl.u l'rcSs.l
DUBLIN. D.y. 7.-Scau Tiales. dsp
niv ~ IA" irish Parliament. was sho,
and allied todar as he waS leaving
ia" "rr"nd Hotel for Parliament ac-
'"mp@ni'd hN brigade. General Pat
rick Ma.Ils. who was sworn In as
deputy speaker Of the house yes:er
day. General o'Maiile was serlousIv g
wounded. being shot in the head and
am
\ lorry load o. British soldiers.
arriving cn the scene O0ened fire on
The dcputyS assailants who were
hc"''erc" ava W. 'ot
known whether any were injured.
When the snOU..ue s
"nd oMaillc entered - cart. uru.r,1r
Inc driver to take them TO a hospital.
liaies died almost at the moment OF
entering the hospital
Condition Not Critical.
General oMaille underwent; M i'm :
mediate operation, and tonight wa
reported aS doing as well as could be
expected. An Official statement from
army headuuartcrs at PortobcIlo bar.
racks said his condition was not criti-
cal.
The shooting nf the deputies is In
fuliillmcnt Of a constant; threat.
Tn. names not only OF the minister's
who ordered the recent executions
ut Of all the members OF the pa
Eircann. who voted in favor OF re-
prcssive measures. were published
IN black list and the men warned
that they would he held responsible.
licnce some of the ministers and
continued on Page ., Col. a.
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CLEMENCEAU MEETS
DISTINGUISHED PARTY
AT PRESIDENTS TABI F,
Village Fears a Bat
as Four Die by Violence
lBy Universal Service. ]

OXFORD. y. H.. Dec. with
four deaths by violence recorded
within two weeks IN this village.
the mysterious machina,ions Of a
Bat have begun to b. feared.
The first OF these series of com
plicatinE events tina; have startled
the comS.unity was the nndinS OF
charles and John Davis. elderly
brothers. strangely murdered in
their shack On tho mountain side
y few days later the BODY of
Earl Hibbard. friend Of the
brothers, was discovered hanging
from tree in the woods.
Fred Bedcii, So years old. a
wealthy lumberman. was then
questioned by the authorities.
Enemies Of the Zimmerman had
revived stories ot a vioicn, quar-
rel he had a, one tim. with the
brothers. The suspicious proved
groundless and no action was
taken.
Yesterday Brdcil took poison
and fired "a bullet into his brain.
dying soon afterwards at the hos
pi;al.
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Harding received him. They chatted
Tor few .minutcs-Ciemcuce ex-
pressing the hope that Mrs. Hardi nr
soon would he restored 10 health
and she voiced her admiration Of his
long record of achievement In pub
lie affairs
Snnpprd With raft md CooIIdE~.
tlcmcnceau then returned with the
President to the waiting guests
made his adicus. struggled into his
HrcatCoat and t""G his departure
He was accompa MED to his' au,omo-
bile by Nic:-prcSidcnt Coolidge and
Chief Justice Taft. after being pho
t"sraphed with thcm on the White
House steps
The rest of the rainy. dismal dag
;he Tiger sp"h, quietly In 'th. home
."f Henry White. who ls his Washing
ton host.
This morning he received a few
callers. including Theodore Roose-
Welt, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy:
John Hayes hammond and Colonel
T. " House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
ULSTER UNANIMOUS
IN VOTE TO REMAIN
OUT OF FREE STATE
Both Houses of Northern
Legislature l. Take Quick
Action.
CRAIG GOES TO LONDON:
TAKES ADDRESS TO KING
Dublin Is Scene Of New Muir.
der in RcprisaI for
Execution.
ERA OF nLooDsHEn STARTS
One Member of Dali kiII-d md
Deputy Speaker j..
Wounded.
ERA OF nLooDsnED START
one hcmhcr of Dali Killed md
Deputy Speaker D.
Wounded
IRy Assnclatc1 49,.

BELFAST Dec .--Prcm!.r Sir
James craig. accompanied by tim
Marquis Of Londonderry, leader OF
INC Senate. aud colonel Su.rdrr sec
rstary OF the Ulster Cabinet. started
f"r London tonight. bearing an ad-
"r"ss I" tho King contracting Ulster
ont Of the Irish Free state
Inc address was voted Unanimously
~ both houses Of the lister parlia :
ncnt today, and so rapid were the
Proceedings that tn. entire business
occupied less than half an hour.
IN IN" cours" OF his explanatory
speech In tn. House nr Commons.
premier Craig declared il, was use
ItNS I" hold out any present bopcs
mat Ulster would 70 under the Dub u.
In iarliamcni and added III. mo :
in"r' such question arose. he would
i"iG>" I" remain Premier The only
possible" c"urs. :" secure happiness In
ireland was FOR the Eorth and South
'ach 20 Eo It's own pay
No Union with >onth.
ihc iiciniers whole attitude was
Sainst amy accommodation with
~" Sonth. he said the Northern par
!'dm'nt would have nothing what
eyer !" 40 with the boundary com
mission. provided for under an agree
nent which he described as "A bar
gain "n'er"d int" hv Tho wrong peo
III" b"hind th" back Of the Northern
g""ciniucut
IL. admitted thar. IL the representa-
Tvs III '"c y" n.'Jn Parliament "a
IN" border counties could arrive ut
an agreement tba, something could
j." d"nc acrc ard tncrc In the mat
'-f "f tic border arrangements lie
would not stand in the way OF ap-
proving such an agreement.
Majority Stands by IIstrr
He insisted, however. that nothing
could be done ir the way OF bringing
an amending act through the British
'i6usc o! Commons. because thanks
largely 4" the Ulster delegation.
which went through the British con.
sutGencIeS prior 10 the elections.
they had secured q majority for
Ulster iu TIA" Eriiisn House OF Com
mons. which would refuse TO carry
su,h an act"
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oppOIAuNITY no. =.

About a year ago Il mother
came to us in great distress. She
had recently married and The stem
father OF her five. children was
unwilling TO support them and or
dcred her To get rid OF them at
once. We found he was IN treat
Ing the boys aud some action had
to be taken. We have Sent them
away 10 boys school and are
anxious To raise money enough 70
give them chance TO grow UP
tuS ether.
Two hundred dollars Will sup
port one of them at CovingtoR
during the year 1923.
Contributions received yester-
pay. $500.
Total TO date. $500.
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Then the venerable Old gentleman
leaned far out into the snow. and
showercd his silver dollars down
among the ragged urchins who had
gathered beneath his counting
house window at the first sound OF
his voice. and who had rare sport
scramblinE for the coin.
Zine" old Scroose said. as, all
rosy and red. he came in from the
window and closed the shutter.
Hey. Bob. old man. All day off
tomorrow. and then next day. Make
II three. Take the whole week END
II VIII do you good. And. when YOU
come back to work next week. just
tContinued on Page 10, Col. 81
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OPPORTUNITY No G.

some years aGo IA woman who
WAS working hard and trying to
support her husband and only
enid little girl. met with Il
seemingly slight acciuen:. III. ef-
itctS OF which later chanrel her
INTO Il cripple. unable [, do work
OF any sort. Her husband. who
was unable. owing - a weak
hcart. 10 do any but light Va 3.
fIcty OF work, died last summer.
icaVinS ser with no income. The
mother ahh little Ei:i are devoted
10 each other and should not lie
separated. Two hundred dollars is
asked for this family
Contributions received ycstcr-
day, $3.50.
Total to date. $3.50
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 8.

This young woman is n mother
with two little children and her
old Invalid mother who lives with
her, She was the bread winner
until she developed tuberculosis.
The only chance for her is to
stay at home and follow the treat
mcnt given her at the clinic. The
disease is now arrested. but the
doctors Insist that IL she goes
hack TO work she VIII immcI ate
ly break down. With help am
other year there is good pros
pect Of future happiness and inde-
pendcnce. Three hundred dollars
Will keep this family together for
another year.
Contributions received yester-
day, $1,000.
Total 10 date. Sel.1O.
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OPpOI,TUNITY NO.

The public is asked u contrib
ute 500 for the maintenance u u
little girl OF II. mo court was
Obliged To make ner Ii ward of
the State because OF conditions
in hc. home. She was aot cliEihi:
to any orphanagc. and, as she 81
Il very talented child, We are any
ious 10 give her a iair chance 10
make her own way In the voriG.
Two hundred dollars will pay iur
the year OF 1928 at Foster Fails.
day. {li00.
Total TO date. Sgl5n
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RICHMOND MAY GET
INSURANCE MEETING
fBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK, Dec. Minneapolis
was selected today as the meeting
place of The next annual convention
of the National Insurance Commits
sioners. The selection was made at
the closing session OF the body's
three-dny convention. No date was
fixed.
The question of holding spring
meeting was left to the executive
committee. although II was decided
that IL this session is called II will
be In vItichmond, IVA :! ~
The closing session was taken ur
with routine business, &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
OPPORTUNITY NO. 4.

Through illness and worry. this
woman has been rendered prac-
ticaily dependent. and at present
the Associated Charities 81 lndins
II necessary to pay her board. She
formerly lived not far from Rich
mond and has "a house for which
she has paid all but $3.50. This
must be paid by January in
order TO save the pro Jerty to her
II we could pay off the notes on
hcr property. we feel IL would
mean more 10 her than anything
that could be done for her beuciit.
Two hundred and fifty dollars.
we believe, will restore this wom-
ans health and nerves ana enable
her TO care tor her child
Contributions Received y.ster-
day. sl2.0o.
Total To date, So35O
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OprnRTI-NIrN No. ::

Twin boys. whose father auan-
donoi them and whose mother
has had TO be placed in al insti-
tuition for. the feeble -mluLcI, are
being cared for in a good school.
they are only ii years uit. AMI,
in spite OF their poor sart in the
world. are showing every desire
to Improve. Two hundred dollars
Will pay for one OF these boys
maintenance at Covington for the
rest Of the Wear 1923.
Contributions received yester-
day, $500.
Total to date. Sl3JO
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OPPORTUNITY 40. =.

We asked for $500 for this same
family last wear and must ask
for $500 this yr..-. Both the ia
thcr and mother are tubercular
and are in n sanatorium at present
The oldest boy, II. who was re-
ported as having come home from
the sanatorium in the appeal last
year, is now we'll and work Ing
regularly. The five other bows.
ranging in age from 10 T. =. are
being boarded by the Associated
Charities at a splendid country
home They are going regularly
TO school and are very happy and
getting ia, and rosy.
Contributions received ycstcr-
day. 500.
Total To date. $3.50.
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orronrIrAlrn M

a year ago the Associated Char
ities asked for $500 to send lit
tie girl OF away to school. Her
mother Is "a drug addict. who was
unwilling TO part from the child
and would not hear OF her being
placed in n private home or or
phanage. She was willing. how
ever, To let her go away to school
If we could finance the matter.
We are most anxious to give her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Fatal Automobile Plunge

SALISBURY. y. G., Dec. 7-rhcmas
l. Foster. OF Winston Salem. was
killed and Miss Sadie CAN'T. OF Faith,
was seriously injured near here to-
night when an automobile In which
they were riding plunged over an
emhankment. The cause OF the aC-
cidcnt has not been learned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
uprouTIfNIry No q

The mother OF two little chill
dren. III, . Test of whom is II and
the your. =. was left suddenly
widow. She is not physically
strong enough Ia work more than
half time, but She says she Will
work her fingers To the bone rath-
or than give up her children. We
are asking the public 10 contrib
ute $3.50 Ior this family.
Contributions received yrster-
day. $500.
Intnl To- nAtc SlnI0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

another year away from the iunu-
en"c OF her mother. Two hundred
dollars is asked for a years tuition.
contributions received yester-
day. $500.
Total u date, slS.JO
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 10.

y mother. whose husband is in
an insane asylum, is faced with
the prospect OF having to put
her four children In an orphanage.
Her baby is less than year
old and the Oldest child only 9.
Three hundred dollars is asked to
help keep this family together.
Contributions received yester-
day. $ll.50
Total to date, s3l.0O.
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7RLNKLE ASKED TO CALL ASSEDlBLY
IN EXTRA SESSION FOR HIGHWA US,
LEA WING FUND-RALSLNG PLAN OPEN
TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC'S CONSIDERATION

mona families who destitute circumstances have
aid public
mas been by the Charities worthy
oil contribution
particular opportunity in which Ten
Fund The Times
be ouy through the columns this The
selected by
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New zealand Asaln,t rrobIb,t,on,

LONDON. Dec. New Zealand has
given big vote against prohibition
In referendum taken concurrentIy
with the parliamentary elections.
according TO r dispatch 70 the Daily
Express.
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nIshop waterhouse Mor,oli, uur,

NASHVILLE. GA. Dec. bishop
r. g. Waterhouse. OF tho Methodist
Episcopal church, South, was per-
hars mortaliy injured here t;yight
when struck by an automobiie.tpa
tors say his skull is fracturtd and
his condition Is regarded as, critical.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
"THE CORONER'S COCKTAIL"
BY Arthur B. Reeve
The Craig Kennedy Mystery Contest
First Installment Sunday
Here's the Plan

viii prove fascinating game and also provide
OF modern fiction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

he murdc Of
lncicc and
INTO
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Continued ON Page ., Col. q
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