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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10
LEAGUE IS DEFENDED
Means Substitution Of
Arbitration for War
He Says
ADDRESSES LEGISLATORS


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Allow law la Operate.
The president also made what was
believed to br "A sharp reference 90
the packing industry and 50 me hir
wholesale commission organizations
that huld bhrCk foodHtuffs Z" keep
prices up. lie said iuycHtiEatun or
the cold storage situation Wab one
ai,p forward but that d was uc,ta-
siry thn, th~ law oi supply and de
maud be allowed to operate freely
at all times
The president spoke Of The great
task forced on American bankers q"
adjus' their business to the changes
resulting from the great increase re-.
sulling from the war
The president again emphasized
the great necessity ur securing Hd
ustmcnt nf all differences between
capital and labor He Insisted thhl
The rights of labor must be- SAFE
guarded equally with thuFc Of capital
ana he expressed great hopes that
the coming conference at, Washing
ton Will work out remedy Tor cN
listing friction lie again declared
that the labor clauses In The treaty
OF peace are the magma charla' OF
labor
Ignorance Cpusc.
Tho president told the legislator,
as ne has ull'of his audiences TO date.
that the opposition to the treaty or
peace IN due to ignorance. But 1t
cannot last, he said.
The facts nrc marching on and
God ls marching with them.
lie said he did not need To- argue
the worth OF tho treaty before "A
Minnesota audience, as he was suro
that the people here understood th"
treaty and an that It contains.
The president again told the audi
ence that the hope OF the world Is
In America"
THE eyes OF the peoples of the
world are on us he said. They
are watching for the spirit of Amer
lea to work out their salvation
The president paid tribute lu the
nonpartissn character Of his rcc"p
ton everywhere, declaring he was
glad that party politics was ad-
juurned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10
MEXICAN TROOPS IN MUTINN
-Four Officers hrc Killed Say re
nnrIA Irnnt IsINYrr InlIfnrnIn.

Ma NENTNO. CuI, Ncri u
company of soldiers in the army Of
GOV Estaban Cauiu. of th" north
crn district OF Lower California
mutinied last night uonr Ardrtd, %.
curtling 20 adylccS received here I,
day Four officers were Killed
dIgTs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10

90 ordinary business uuul n finds out
what part America ls 10 play tn ih"
peace .lt viii be several generations
before th, guvcrumruls OF tho world
can finance their debts.
Problems Walt
THE t%i,d states is the only ma
'lon u tine world that can fulur"
'nu normal processes of world peace.
", must adjust uuI affairs to meet
conditions tuT railroads cannot
meet the Demands of commerce. A.
points there Is congestion such as oK-
iats ai Pittsburgh. Oihor matters OF
demand Iu America need attention.
luI NHt We must face am interna-
tlouU problem. Nithr that cut ~
the way No can Hccn congress at
Washington and the states AT their
capitals -Unt tHt machinery or sup
ply aud demand iS perfected and
that nobody monkeys with The ma
chinerN.'
Prevent the holding of supplies
ana the system mat Sles out In
quantities MAT will prevent the fore
iug down Of prices and you take a
long stcp forward hr suId THIS ref
ctcucr was accepted hy his hearers
as affecting the packers and was
warmly applaudod.
The crowd I'm the streets here was
possibly larger than that which
greeted The president at 81 Louis
and Kansas CITY.
5Sho president was introduced TO
the assembly by Governor HurnquisJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
WOULD CHOOSE SAUNDERS
MeckIenburg County Bar Indorses
Congressman for Court
Vacancy

Danville, Va, July s,9.-1nterest
throughout the State is conferred
no,n the chances Of Representative
E. w. Saunders, of Franklin, being
elected to the Virginia Court of APP
peals to succeed Stafford G. Whittle,
of Henry, who will retire at the end
of this year. Judge Whittle is
president Of the court. The bar 3
Mecklenburg county has strongly
Endorsed Judge Saunders candidacy
and a petition signed by every law
yer except one urged the General
Assembly 10 name Congressman
Saunders. Mecklenburg county IS
the largest in the Fourt!, C'ngres-
sional district.
Larger and lesser r; litiHal lights
are also beginning to turn their at
tention to the vacancy VAIN will be
made in Congress sh:uid Judge
Saunders be chosen.
J. Murray Hooker of Patrick
county, is often spoken Of in this
connection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
eAs-sTEAM ENGINE

idea Combines Internal Combustion.
Keith Merrill, United States Vice
| Consul in London, has sent to the De-
partment of Commerce the following
in reference to new British gas
steam engine.
'.The London Times reports the in
vention by an Englishman, of a new
form of prime mover, consisting of
combined internal combustion( gas or
OLD and steam engine. With the or
binary gas or, oil engine one of the
greatest mechanical problems is the
removal of the heat generated by the
combustion OF the fuel, and in the
majority of cases this heat is lost or
wasted in the sense that it is rot
converted into useful work.
In the new invention arrange.
ments are made to utilize, the waste
heat for the generation of steam,
and the piston, after being driven
in one direction by gas or oil, is
driven in the other by steam. By this
means the inventor hopes to increase
the fuel efficiency at least 20 per cent.
and to increase the elasticity of the
engine by storing steam in a reser-
voir 50 as to sustain for a short
time a large overload, which would
originally stop the engine"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
ASIA MINORs1N REVOLT
Separate Turkish Government is
Likely to be Formed

Paris, July 9.-The formation of
a separate Turkish Government in
Asia Mnoir bv Mustapha Kamel
Pasha and Essad Pasha is indicated
as a possibility in dispatches re-
ceived in Peace Conference circles
yesterday from Greek sources.
Kamel Pasha, who is reported to
have 10000 troops with AZ heavy
guns and many machine guns, is
said to have refused to comply with
an ordei. from the Government in
Constantinople to return to the CAPT
tai. Essad Pasha, is understood to
be in Asia Minor in the territory
controlled by Kamel Pasha, and, it
is said, is in touch with Kamel, pre-
sumably in the hope of forming a
coalition for a, new government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
SAFEGUARDING PRESIDENT
Destroyers, Dreadnoughts, Dirigible,
And Seapanes Escort Steamer
George Washington :

America took no chances in guard
ing it's Chief Executive upon his ar
rival yesterday from the Peace Con-
ference.
Surrounded with a Gordon of. 80
destroyers, the dreadnoughts Penn
sylvania and Oklahoma, dirigible
and half a dozen seaplanes, the
George Washington was escorted
through the narrows with her dis
tinguished passengers at .1:3O p. m.
From the moment President Will
son stepped off the gangplank he
was fanked with an impenetrable
guard. The route through Hoboken
was protected by 1000 policemen,
assisted by soldiers, and every house
top was under surveillance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-09
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se same properly
adonted

Fairgrounds Committee
ed for 5000, and it was refer
finance and school commit
andria Free Kipdergar' j
for $3.50 and eight LOAF.
was referred to the lig,.
committee.
The sum Of $4,000 -.
ated for the purcha
FIRE hose for tn.
alton + SAC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
May Not Know Era
of Andity Is Here
D. S. Court Iaadicts Citi-
ze1's Of Mecklenba1rq
County as Distillers.

1t may be that news of the passage
OF the prohibition law has not reached
the county OF Meeklenburg, but II evil
dence presented to the grand jury in
the United States District Court here
yesterday is correct the distilling of
liquor has been going on quite merrily
in Mecklenburg in the past few
months.
United States District Court con-
convened for tho October term here
diereny ans and hu IN red Of people from
attend its session. The following per-
sons were indicted by the grand jury
during the day:
:, Robert Harrison and Colonel Cannon,
ILLICIT distilling in Mecklenburg County
r.; Hayden Bozell. using mails TO de-
&C. NJ buchanan and Kinto Whit.
Illicit distillins in Mecklcnburs
Luther Harris and William LAWS H.
licit distillins in Mecklenburg County.
William Zolkiewicz, larcency from
interstate shipment.
Interstate shipment. io
u n; n; Is. Crute. larcency from mails at
George L. Byerley, larcency of gov
eminent property at Camp Humphreys.
j; L. Davis. having in possession
stolen government property at Peters
george Y; Stevens. like charge.
Meckienburg County
Albert zimmerman, larcency Of in
terstate shipment
b. r. Duke. larcency Of United States
property at Petersburg
timothy Aldrich and william F.
Aldrich. having possession Of stolen
government property at Petersburg.
lIxin X Coghill. larcency from mails
ITS Tom W,I,i,l,kerson. alias Tom Scott. IL
net dlsti!ling in Nottoway County.
j. NJ. Reese and NJ. c. Harris. illicit
oistillins in Mecklenburg County.
Not true bill" was the return IN
the case of r. A. Cabiness and l. II
i,aHoon charged with carrying on the
business Of a liquor dealer without
payment of a special tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia Day 1T fourteenth an
nual stnte Fair. gates opening thi.
morning mt 8.
Council of Jewish Women viii
meet In Sabbath School room NJ
beth Ahahah Temple at $3.50.
state Board Of Agriculture u,ee+.
In Commissioner Koiners ONCE.
Cooperative associations, repr.-
sentfnE Virginia farmers. m.st e
Chamber of Commerce this .fter'
r. z M==m VIII give Illustrates
Issture ON hf: recent work for the
rehsf commission In Armenia.
SJTfa md Pnlesdne at First Pee
o5terfHn Church mt s.
Grand Lodge. Knights Of Pv
thfn", convenes tonight.
Special concert by Loyal o,se, ~
Moose band In hnIi of Old SoIiier.,
Home Mt s.
Committees On Armistfee Wet
meet In Grnys' Armory MT 8.
Woman's Missionary Soci~+x ~
trace Street BapsIst Church n,~,t.
this afternoon at 4
Equnl Suffrage Lensue meet, NJ
outrage headqunrters, Fourth ,nS
Franklin. at no.
State Fair herse rneer at,r+ =.
E3o. i've events being on today,s
Lyrfe-vandevf1le,3 $3.50, 8, e.aa
Academy OF Mukic--~r1Ecr Ro.e,
ut S;2O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ROBERT R. GWATHMEY DIES
returns Home From Church Service
Inst Night md Succumba
Few Moments Later.

Robert Ryland Gwathmey. seventy
Ave years old died suddenly of heart
trouble last night at his home. 9oo
West Grace Street after returning
from meeting OF church and sun
day-school workers at Emmanuel Bap-
list Church.
When Mr. Gwathmey reached home
he complained OF feeling i'll and was
helped up the stairs. Before medicine
could be procured or a physician sum-
Mr. Gwathmey had been treasurer
OF the foreign mission board of the
Southern Baptist Convention for ten
years and had taken an active part
in the affairs OF the denomination In
spite OF his advanced years. He is
survived by his vie, who was Miss
Hattie Winston: 70 daughter, Mrs.
1inomas McP. Glasgow; seven sons.
Frank W. Gwathmey. Of Washington;
Ensign John II. Liwathmey. of the
u. S. Navy; r. r. Lr.. w. p, f. NJ:
II. B., and II. II. Gwathmey, all of
Richmond; and n brother and sister,
Edward G.. Gwathmey and Miss
Eleanor Gwathmey
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed because OF the diffi-
Guilty experienced IN communicating
with all OF the sons OF the deceased.
who are now In different parts OF the
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE
HEADS FORM ASSOCIATION
Fifty Representatives Of Companies
sseay All Over State Present at
l,f. Organization.
DENY THEY WILL RAISE RATES
#. ". lyman, OF Charlottesville,
Elected President; j. W. Hollo-
way, Vicc-Prcsidcnt, and Rodney
NJ Coggin, Secrctary-Treasurer

Representatives Of nifty independent
telephone companies OF Virginia met
last night at the jefferson Hotel and
formed an Association of Independent
nounced purpose OF forwarding. tho in
terests of independent companies in
Virginia and bringing representatiyes
of the various companies together for
an exchange OF ideas concerning the
construction and maintenance OF their
respective properties.
elected president: Colonel !. w. Hollo-
way OF Smithfield. vice. president and
Rodney NJ. CoEEin. of Warsaw. Sccre-
tary and treasurer.
Directors of the organization. who
are also the executive committee. are:
W. b Elwood. OF Altavista: y. c.
Of Lexington; \. W. lyman. of Char
lottesville; J. ". Holloway, of Smith
field, and r. NJ Coeein. of Warsaw.
80 Directors to Meet Soon.
Almost all OF tho larger independent
telephone companies in the State were
represented These included the
charlottesville, Alhemarle. Lexington.
Brunswick Mutual, Culpcper. Northern
Neck and Home (smithficld) Telephone
Companies.
1t was also announced that the body
OF directors will hold meetings oftener.
1t is said that meeting Of the direc-
tors will be held here within two
weeks.
dependent will be asked to join the
association. and it was said last night
by officials OF the orEa IMITATION that
much larger attendance would have
been had at the initial meeting had
representatives of other companies
known that it was to be held. There
are moro than coo such companies in
the State.
Not to increase Rates.
It was denied by members of the
organiza ton that the association meant
to attempt an increase in rates. IL being
said that each company must stand on
its own merits.
Many Of the independent companies
have never been allowed to raise their
rates to those put in force by Post
master Burleson over all lines which
were taken over by the government, it
was stated. a number Of these com
panies say they are in serious imam
cial trouble. and some action will be
taken to relieve this, 1t is said in the
near future.
Any Immediate action will not be
taken, however, according to the pop
ular sentiment expressed ut the meet
ing because Of the number OF petit
lions already before the State Corpora
tion Commission for hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
JURY IND|CTs CHAUFFEUR
FOR MURDER OF HIS WIFE
Joseph Williams Will Be Given
Trial Before Hastings
Court Judge.
RETURN oe FELONY TRUE BILLS
Inquisitors Arc Instructed to Probe
High Prices by Judge Richardson.
More Evidence Will Be Heard by
Jurors Today.

Joseph Williams. chauffeur for the
STATE prohibition agents at the time
ford in Shenandoah County. was for
mally charged with the murder Of his
wife in an Indictment returned b,
the grand jury in the Hastings Cour,
Notwithst landing the advent OF pro-
hibit!on sixty-two indictments for
ieionies were returned by the. grand
EonveninS of the fall term of the
Hastings Court yesterday But when
adjournment was taken for the day
O'Clock this morning to act upon other
matters that will be presented to it
in the, indictments returned yester.
were found against the following:
Russell Clyborne Ed Roberts
RGSa Da2isls Shas u ". $ sh sH'Sn ford
William Davis William Smith. alias
Richard Mtponald Julian iiS%'' w S@tih
81 Ben Hawkins Aurelus Watkins
William Johnson, Jam na' B. w Sise
Richard jackson was indicted for
the, malicious woundng Of Bessie
Jackson: Other Indictments were:
Willie Banks. housebreakinG.
Florence Bell. malicious woundinE
Eddie Coke: malicious woundnG.
James IL. fller. forgery.
Bernard Evans. robbery.
Cleveland Jones. malicious woundins
Alex Moore, malicious woundinC.
Edward II. Mcanlcy. Jr.. house breaking
Henry Morris, forgery.
James Miller statuatory onense
George Price. housebreaklnE.
F'enton Reed. house be king
John Scales. larceny from person
Nick Taylor. houscbrcakinE
James Thomas. burglary.
John Thomas. Burglary
Robert Thomas. forgery
Il. d. Tyner. car-breaking
George Williams. STATUTORY charre
Otis Walker. house breaknE, two cases
Frank Watts. malicious woundinG
Charges OF malicious woundng
against Chris Brown. and of grand
larceny against G. Ii. Davenport, were
ignored.
Judge Richardson, charged the
grand jury to nrobe The high cost of
living. He read sections OF the new
antitrust law and directed the in
quisitors to bring in indictments
AGAINST persons who may be violat-
Members OF the grand jury for the
terms are: Richard /. Taylor. w. j.
Hechler, Burnett Lewis. Robert
Lecky, Jr.. I T.. Bishop. James r
Parkinson and Joseph Sorg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ARTHUR C. THOMAS DIES
Richmond Bapk ..F:mnioyee WIN He
Buried mt Dunvilie TOdRy-SerStces
Held Here.

Funeral services for Arthur c.
Thomas were held yesterday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in his home. 312
North Harrison street He died yes
an illness of several months, and tina
body was taken after The services to
Danvii!e sor burial today.
employee of the First National Bank.
He was at one time connected with
Inc e W IN sost ;iup; esins 4 mem
in the service during the war. having
entered the navy. and ~as hororably
discharged from the naval train,nE
the cessation Of host!Eiies
He IS survived b. his mother. Mrs.
NJ 3. Thomas. widow o! William F.
Thomas. of Danv!lle. and two brothers
william. +. of panville, and Lucien
b Thomas OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Community Chorus Meets.

Richmond Community Chorus mem
bers met last night in the John Mar
shall High School for it's first rehear-
sal Of the season. Director Mercer
stated that the prospects for this year
were favorable. RehcarSals will be
given every Monday night in the high
school auditorium. and the entire
chorus will give concert once n
month in the City Auditorium a light
opera before Christmas is under con-
sideratlon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
FINDS OIL PROSPECTS
Snw-AIiTl Operator Discovers Pre-
ctous Fluid Coming From
Well On His Firm.

Discovery Of oil prospects lust
east OF Richmond caused consider
able discussion on the streets yestcr-
runs a saw-mlll, had his mill at work
on tract of land about two miles
cast OF the city. In order to supply
to a well on tho place Much to his
surprise he began to pump out oil
Later another well. for water pur-
poses: was sunk. and this also had
considerable oil on top of the water.
Experts will test the oil found and
make a report on its value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
VARINA SCHOOL WINS
Boys JudEinE Team Takes First Hon
o1 In Competition Mt State Fair
With Many Others.

First prize for judging live stock
team from the Varina High School
Yesterday at the Fair Grounds in com
petition with teams from fifteen other
high schools =
Second prize was won by Bridge
water High. School and third prize BIZ
the team from tho school at Charlotte
Courthouse, The winning team was
trained in Judging by G.. F. Baker. the
second team by j. NJ McClung and the
third team by c. w. Mason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
SEND IN FUNDS TO ASSIST
WOMAN AND SIX CHILDREN
Generou. Richmondcrr Contribute ss1
to bc Applied for Relief OF
Stricken Family,

Numbers OF Richmonders, touched by
the pressing need of funds to aid the
woman and her six children. two OF
them sick, who are I'm destitute cir
cumstances sent in liberal contribu-
tions yesterday.
Although physicians say that she is
4 nervous wreck from worry and ex-
haustion, this brave woman has been
battling heroically for some time to keep
her family together and food in their
mouths. But now two of her loved
ones are sick. 1t is planned to send
them to a hospital and supply ade-
quate funds for the maintenance OF
the rest until t.>ey become we'll.
1t has been estimated that $3.50 will
be sufficient to do this work. Yes
terday sal was received. Contribu-
tons Were.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
COURT CONVENES TODAY
Federal Circuit Appeals Judge, E1
pected 10 HIND Down yany
Opinions.

Ur.ted States Circuit Court Of An
peaE FOR the fourth circuit convenes
IN RicncnonG a noon today Judge
Charles a. Woods, Of Marion, 6 C. is
already in Richmond and Judge Jeter
g Pritehard. az -Ashevilie- " G., and
Judge martin A KNAPP. OF washing
ton, D. ., are expected TO arrive TO-DAY
As this is the arst day OF the tern
IT is expected that a number OF opinions
will be handed down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Clerks Meet Tonight.

Members of the Retail Clerks Asso-
clatlon viii hold meeting this even
Ing at o'clock at Murphy's Hotel to
discuss ways and means of making a
! o'clock closing hour Saturday nights
In shoe stores and retail clothing
stores universal throughout the citV
A number OF new members will also
be admitted - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

inc reEular October term. Several orders
Sv.in.s nlsrS re, IN rexard TO estates and other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

Trial was started yesterday In the nv
Nae Nav s Eanii.y G Gov in the ease OF H
pany. The suit involves a legal o,,esfinn
concerning thu SAB Il an automobfic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

.n The nrst meeting Of the Northampton Ak
tension course Will be held tonight NJ ~
clock at the Richmond Academy buildinr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

seo Msmss5 IT,, OF the advisory. board Of the
noon today at the Boy Scout headauartef.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

Bah CA Sub Deb), by
Mary Rhinehart.
The Amazing Inter-
lude, by Mary Rhine
hart.
Jewels of Opar, by
Burroughs.
The Straight Road.
Cinderella Jane, by
Marjorie B. Cook.
Adventure, by Jack
London.
Great Possessions, by
David Grayson.
Long Lanes Turning,
by Halle Emmie Rives.
Lighted Way, by OPP
penheim.
Local Color, by Irwin
Cobb.
The Hound from the
North, Cullum.
Border Legion, Zane
Grey.
The Return Of DR.. Flu
ManchU, by Sax Rob-
mer.
Desert Gold, by Zane
Grey.
Under the Country
Sky, by Grace Rich
mond.
Robfnetta, by Kate
Douglas Wiggin.
The Yellow Dove, by
George Gibbs.
Eyes of the World, by
Harold Bellwright.
His Own Home Town,
by Larry Evans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Everybody Wants
Such Books
Just Ready at Popular Price, Are
These Attractive Books, at 75c Each

Starr of the Desert, by
B. NJ. Bower.
The Brown Study, by
Grace Richmond.
Enchanted Hearts, by
Darragh Aldrich.
MIR. Britling Sees 1t
Through, by H. G.. Wells.
Fanny Herself, by Ed
ma Ferber.
BeItane the Smith, by
Jeffrey Farnol.
The Thirteenth Com
mandment, by Rupert
Hughes.
Uncle william, by
Jeannett Lee.
When Bear Cat Went
Dry, by Charles Neville
Buck.
IL CnpdrOOQaOi
Sin, by Rupert Hughes.
Riley Poems
James Whitcomb Riley.
Uniform in size and
style, but with individ-
ual designs on wrapper
and cover.
Profuse1y illustrated,
75c Each.
Riley Child-Rhymes.
Riley Love-Lyrics.
Riley Farm Rhymes.
Riley Song o. Cheer.
Riley Songs of Sum.
mer.
Riley Songs of Home.
Riley Songs of Friend.
ship.
Basement, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

Leo Kidd and Leo Seay vere arr,tRned
N poiiee Court yesterday morning on the
SharEe or tho theft OF a Cadillac car be
lonEtnE to K. Donald Cameron. Of thin city.
me case was continued to- October is