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From Other Viewpoints
The Hidden Wealth OF Asia
by DIR NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

Es? PeS c sSsa
h aa.1 Sy %. Gs, and the level box
in india ysISed ,er h1 ~ 1ons
by the a aa
e9. sssr out -, The hstoric rubies the
n history nov all dis4opesrtd e"'iq IL Is
noSs in srlea s xss 8.
the t OF ae e, Eed The silver
ana precious stones thsi once 'S Se,ehsea o
u h sm sonsa IN h
m.rads sTSs Gf
e fsas' ,h "s espel 4s
:ar, wsrk .,s While tho
had oeen oand SaG" BY aee hssa
~. enee nt.bi rka4h IN TIE long oss tomIs OF
.pa nt k fs4 ,5s ara his
Seonrsa 10 e0" cs %sSm INK ,h.
q salt and sand 81 ft Ea.,en5 rurk e.
~. company sspara,ed TN. two a'f men ' rom
On Ss ou iss %sy 'hay lost
t d. s 1'9 *. 's .ass
f a.d to raJ j fbs sssSX .s sr,a valley ej
above The s sand d" th ne top on on
h ~ ,sgnn ssr.a Of iombs These TWO
80 away the diamonds rubics sapph.res tur-
'n ,en.s f'es ssm s%s !.
caravan al kABhEar, and later reached Box
nara The most picturesque town in Central
liner. they sold ,hsir treasure to the rus.
lar. One OF the men, En q ishrnan who saw
Me t!easuTe. vas an adventurous traveller ma led
3bauitinE Recognizing that the gold work
was "f ancient Tartar origin. Spauldins organ
~ Ysr|and 70 20 with him. Meanwhile tho
'nM>r spread through Bokhara ali tho
i.~ns s.onE the edge or tn. desert OF Eastern
th.ns ~ tho honEuis. abou, which Central
h*la rad been dreaming for centuries. had hin
Any been discovsrsd. EpAuidinE took tho route
81 az oih and nov wholly unused caravan trail
oe,~e.n ceatrai Asia aud China. Tho way lay
sc'ch: A d..ert not unlike the Death Valley
~ California. The families OF tho two men
~ f-fhs"h say ,hAt tho Two natives found Eve
,irm n ~, How e3mes The news from
~oTE That has appeared In the eitica Of North
orr ind!a wa brought 20 Hepal by group of
ra,i~es 'rrm the North. II In believed
Nh' hpaniaihk And mir iittis group reached tho
iInhs ~ ,hs i've great khana Of onEui. and
nat wltr MS men ne was murdered The edge
carr!rt 'h.ir stoirp spnii To RApAi. from whence
tb"/ Distributed The eAns and gold work
'EErcEh dealers. In the townh OF Northern
~ h1G ~. ,n,nE h ssrt.in M, "hois desert
iohxsr falls The ruins Of ottiss are GOV.
ertf v!th tano, ana The treasures Of tho kings
~ -.eW ts1rs ago are buried 20 forgotten noun.
Ges.yts ere the treasure bnxeh or untold millions
'tst came frsm IN. diamond neJds Of 6jolsonda
he ruby MINIS ~ Aaa, ana the gold work OF
ss EkzEs NJ ths HonGuls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
ENllSTS AID OF PUPILS
IN PREVENTION! OF FIRE
Commissioner Young. OF North Caro-
linn, Quotes Figures Disclnsing
Lossca In September.

RALEIGH. " C. Oct. is.-ComaIis
s.oner Young is pushing In every pos.
sibic way the furtherance OF fire pre-
rention instruction. interest aud cn.
thusiasm among the school children o,
inc State as one OF the sures, and
most permanent ways OF getting ac-
sual fire prevention effort established
IN the homes o; Tho State. There are
ovcr 200 organizations OF school
children into North Carolina SAFETY
Leagues. these being organized by a
number OF prominent North Carolina
women. whom Commissioned Young
has Induced TO take up this work In
cooperation with the teachers and
other school officials.
During tae past nine months o. the
present year the total are losses for
The United States amounted TO s2O4.
s2a.e7j. AS compared with S2l5.&70.5Sa
Tor the corresponding period OF 1918.
and sl9i33o.3s5 for the Same period
Of 1917 These hgures are Just com :
piled by state Insurance Commission
er James r. Young from reports pub.
lished By the Journal OF Commerce.
New York
These reports show that for the past
september the country wide losses
Mere s29.oss:5oo. compared with sia.-
~ 200 for September. 1918. and sl3.
Sit4s0 for September. 1917. The total
Losses for 1918 were S3ls,9Jo3S5 and
for 1917 so67273l4O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
PREHISTORIC MASONRY
SHOWN IN ANCIENT TOWER
Bureau Of Ethnology Making Re.
searches IN Mesa Verde National
Park, Colorado.
OLD ARCHITECTURE SHOWN
Ten Thousand People Visit Cliff
Houses That Have Been Prepared.
Small Buildings Found Among
Ccdars on Top OF Plateau.

:, DR.. j. Walter Fewkes. chief OF the
,,,., OF American Ethnoiogy. has
Motk returned an cd. from ON. two months no'l
rark. Colorado, This park Is the only
one reserved by tho government for
me me protection OF aboriginal buildings
inent or Interior and tho Smithsonian
institution have co-operated in the ok.
eSvation and repair OF ruins in order
that they may be preserved Tor nos.
teri,y. after having been put in a con.
dition 70 show their structural fen.
lures The object OF thi, work is two
1oio-hrst; 70 supplement- exhibits in
man,festly cannot be moved W frn,m
Their sites. and. second. to Increase
OF these structures by scientific re-
search.
Many Tourists Interested.
As large numbers Of tourists are
now yearly visiting tho park. the
H iIs up OF these ruins is spread.
pie In muc-i more effective wav than
can be done by photographs. printed
dcscriptions or specimens OF pottery
natural setting. There were about
$500 people In the park this year. and
Is estimated that 10000 people hay.
siready visited the elm houses that
were repaired ten years ago The
diffusion OF knowledge In this way
has more tan Justified the annual ap,
propriation for tho upkeep OF the
park.
Prehistoric Mnaonry shown.
The field work or tho last summer
Was devoted TO elm dwelling c:lleJ
Square Tower House from hirh
tower situated midway in its length
This tower is forty feet high aud is
the highest building CONSTRUCTED or
masonry oy Indians north Of Mexico
before the coming OF the whites j,
aods 70 this unique feature the best.
known example Of prehistoric masonry
SHOWN In the construction OF the roors
or Two circular rooms. TIE original
ratte!s are stll In place showing the
marks OF stone implements used hy
the builders The whole ruin. which
measures 1886 feet In length. is most
pic,uresGucly situated. and has ALREADY
become one OF the greatest attractions
Of the park.
buildings Among Cednrs.
An unexpected result OF tho field
work OF the Bureau Of E,hnolosy At
tie Mesa Verde Park this summer was
the discovery OF many inconsiicuous
buildings among the cedarS on ton OF
the plateau. The evidence o. these
ou!ldiHss before eXcavatinS were very
obscure. but they arc so numerous i'm
certain areas that there is hardly A
square puarter-nile in which one OF
them does not occur. One Of these
small buildings. when excava,cd. was
found 10 belong 10 a very ancient
type. probably The Oldest on Tie Mesa
FROM this old building 10 the en-
houses lies the evolution OF the highcs,
form OF prehistoric architecture in
our country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
WILL JOIN BIG MOVEMENT
rams Of Interchurch World vim a..
worked Out With Other
Determinations.
I BY Universal Servic,,

NEW YORK. CT. ls-AfIIia,ion >,
S sne nfesbyterian Church in the UniteS
n r with the interchurch viii
mpovsment was announced TO-DAY ~
4 v ve' Headquarters, 1916 Fifth
n iin The Presbyterian Church has
t, IN itself With the future activities
OF the interchurch world moyemen,
iIa CO. operation in missionary. benev.
U oii,h and educational enterprises
vim which several leading presbyte.
f'ans are already identified.
GO immediately following tho ofYicial
s san OF the Presbyterian Church.
the following Representative Prcshv.
terians we're added 10 the interchurch
SSommittee: DR.. w Thompson. OF
Columbus. O., president OF Ohio Star
University: DR.. William Henry Rob.
etS' OF rhiladelphia. stated clerk Of
Tho Presbyterian General AssemhIv
and John T. Manson. Of New Haven
Conn. chairman OF the executive com.
mittee OF the Presbyterian New Era
The executive committee OF tho
irhresnyterian New Era Movement, au.
FOR the :n:e'church world movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Keyboard Touches
Equality for -Pais.' Not for Lovers
By FRANK ii. BROOKS

Testament who asked Jesus And who is my
neighbor? must have been reciuse. Maybe
in that day there Elite Directory Ia
or who have access to a Who's Who are not
certain az to who are our ne!Ehbors. In city
where everybody lives in apartment q
hat-puite 4 hiatns between the two. in the
estimation OF those who the crest Of
the advancing wave-there d neiEhbors as
For all this and In spite OF the business
huEiy -ourly and butt-in. the Gibble Gobble and
On afternoon tea and the touch 40. there
are are hidden hidden Mndereurrents in which one ma )
II they had the opportunity.
Now and then one will find In great cit )
men ano women, particularly the former who
are friends IN the homespun meaning OF that
faded word When you lind two such they viii
tsii y9n h Lhat he, are pals Get acquainted
equals in brain power and Information. They
know how TO give and take That is the best
,ync OF friendship there is. IT seldom wears
different. Why. is still a debatable question.
but II is generally agreed by men who have
cold gray eyes and thin lips that equality in
affection Is unknown antity. Such men
tell you That you can't pet woman who is
your INTEL ectual equal And they say. tina a
pendent. That she likes that sort OF Thing
In the opinion OF these prosaics II a woman,
cant be dearly loved. she is never happy.
This RECALLS something from The Able
precious little brochurc: There is a srea; deal
when these Two adverbs ara placed after the
verb love-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Exposing the Fakcrs

NE Federal Trade Commission has Of
fered an amendment the Taylor bill
providing that all persons or organizations
which engage in the sale OF securities to
the PUBIC must publish prominently the
names oil all promoters and underwriters
also the amount of the commission or bonus
10 be paid each, all the literature which
Is printed Tor the allurement OF the investor
This amendment is designed to STRENGTHEN
the Taylor bill. which on its part requires
thosc engaged in marketing stocks and bond.
10 give complete data concerning the assets
and liabilities OF the corporations concerned
and which provides in addition that any mis-
represe n ton shall be 4 crime
mere may be few inanciers who vii,
oppose this legislation Just as q few opposed
the functioning OF the late capital issuea
commission. but IL is difficult to understand
me opposition OF any legitimate business in.
te!eSt 20 a protective measure which g,yes
the investor authoritative information con.
corning the enterprise into which he IL In
vitcd 10 pnt his money
IL Is weliknown fact OF course that
Ile wildcat stock and bond gchemers have
'ccccd the American people out OF untold
millions Of dollars Ecderal Trade Co,,
missioner Thompson. who appeared be,ore
inc House Judiciary Commission In sun,o,,
on TINS amendment, says that appro1ina,ely
'"ooooo,oOO OF the peoplc'g earning. c,ch
var are SUNK In fEaudulcnt enterprise. and
az urinary warnings seem 70 have no
"c.' whatever upon the gullible investor
enforced publicity regarding the vain.
Va inc STOCKS and bond. which Ar. bein,
marketed Is required By law !, ..., 49,,
me additional publicity regarding ,be n,m..
o' inc promoters and underwriters and ,h.
amount or The commission paid "a them
might also be demanded Even ,h... 80,
nl'h"' not save all the imprudeni ana m.
1900 a.. investors from LOSE. bu, II (, pro
considerable
the salesman OF bogus .tocL. &, - .
worm while and would cncnurar. coona.rr.
/ lie financing '' pun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

Senator Franklin Stearns. Rober, Williams
John F. Lewis Robert l.. owen. Edmund Pen.
S. Gallaher. and there may be others yet 10
be announced.
A charter has been granted the Marshall
ton. wooiens and fertilizers. Tho factory is 10
DO In Manchester.
1t is estimated the treasury tina, the Legis.
lature will cost not over $4,000
The bark Joshua s.. Captain a. jenkins
sailed for Rotterdam yesterday with 400 hogs.
heads OF tobacco.
The fourteenth and Nfteenth amendment bills
as passed by the Legislature have been hand.
somely. enSrossed and forwarded to Washington
TO the Secretary OF state.
John Bell Bigger has taken charge OF tho
state archives and they now In safe hands.
The amount OF money in the State treasury
yesterday was only $4,000.
Hon. John Buckley late OF the Treasury De.
partment. has decided to settle In Virginia
Fairfax County perhaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

Letters must give the nddresa of
the writer. Name will published If
writer requests.
ia the United States senate Rubber stnmp.,
To the Editor of The Times Dis patch
Sir-Ans~ering the above query OF your cor
tcspoident In ioday's issue, | would state tina,
thc senate IS distinctly rubber stamp.
IL does not even remotely resemble rubber
stamp in at least three very important par
ticuiars. viz: rubber stamp Is A useful ar :
eice, an aid TO business and every cent
II costs, while the Senate is of these: sec
ondly, rubber stamp is used to speed up bust
ness, ana TO enable its owner do work
IN given length Of time. while the whole time
OF tne senate is taken up ia retardiRg action
on The vital issues confronting business In this
country; third: "A rubber stamp iulhils the mis-
SION Tor which II was created, while the Senate
Is too busy playing petty, pusiilanImous poll
itself.
score OF time serving who. because,
IN IN inc iortunes OF political campaigns: call
subtifusc known TO parliamentary procedure
TO make null and void that for which 1000 900
American men took arms. yea. for which
10000 American heroes made the supreme sac
rlnce. verify. It is enough TO make lose
tath in so-called representative government"
Richmond. Va. October is 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
A Daily Once-Over
Buck the Line ana Buck 1t Hard

i DO you feel that you are Laying In your race
WIN progress and that you much
longer keep ahead OF the steam roller OF activ-
ny that is SO close on your heels!
w nd Wills hill for you to SSntnue the struggle.
and let the more ambitious horde OF humanity
dangerous thought this-r.t rid OF 1t.
our position lost means your ambition, your
sell confidence and your pride lost.
Do not give up the struggle
Do not hEure that you can take things easy
'or q time and then get back.
You never will get back unless you keep
your nerve all the way through.
ana more than this. be aggressive about It,
TO win it-CopyrEht 1918 s'""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

II want to be new" said the duckling.
oh. no" said tho wise old owl.
""''e cs ,ne Eu!nea hen elut'ered off
To all the rest OF the fowl
i should like a more elegant figure"
That c,lild OF duck went on.
snG birr.r IKE to grow bigger and
Until could swallow a swan.
81 wont be the bond slave of habit,
won't have these webs on my toes.
want TO run round like rabbit,
A rabbit as red as rose.
Il don't mt, NJ want to waddle like mother.
want to be utterly other.
And frightfuliy modern and mad"
DO you you. know" said the turkey.
Theres fox creeping UP thro' the
rye;
And wo,, II you're rot utterly lacking.
you ~ maize axe. FOR that duck pond.
Il wont" said the ducklins. I'll lift
And when have--as It wereGbiffed
III give him my feathers 10 keep"
So far as the rest ascertained,
Though they searched from the bar,
TO the stable. :
was Clat only his feathers re-
mained.
SO he wasn't the bond slave OF hah,,
ana he didn't have webs on his tors:
And perhaps he runs round like a
rabbit.
rabbit az red as a rose.
AIRED Moves. in The New Mornin "A,
(Stokes Coz. '''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

permanent tribunal to which labor and
capital disputes might be referred for ad-
judicaton with power to enforce its dccrees
il might prove the solution which so many
minds have sought, But if reason does not
assert itself. then with labor controlled by
the Fosters. the issue will have to be fought
out, TO what end no one can foroten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Enid Roy I. Winner.

NORMAN. OKLA. Oct. l9-AIerrick
evans. Enid. a student In the univer-
SitN OF Oklahoma. has been awarded a
300 scholarship in economics by the
National Society for Broader Educa
ton. Carlisle. Pa. This is the second
such scholarship won by a university
student. II being held last year By
Maurice Merrill Stratford. now assist
ant secretary OF the Oklahoma Num-
cipal League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

Secretary Baker says the administration at
Washington is determined that Federal laws
snail be enforced and Federal agencies left
unobstructed and to this end Federal troops
will respond instantly to the call OF any Gov
ernor to suppress riots and disorder in anv
state. III expressing this determination he
stands on solid constitutional ground. Ar
ncle " OF the Constitution makes i, the
DUTY Of the Federal government to protec,
any state IN the Union against domestic vlo-
renee npoQ The application OF the Legislature,
or oil the executive when the Legislature can.
not he convened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Recollection.
A Friend wrifAS.

A Friend writes:
j AN IS by the clock. remember when IL
was worth while to save dollar. because after
you got 1t saved you could buy some thing with
IT. FOR instance. you could get beef stew
.l5: French friend. 10; coffee. o5: hunk OF pie
'o5; tip tho walton .o5 and have GO cents left
The waiter said thankyuh for tho jit and picked
piece OF lint OF your lapel for nothing On
inc ~ cents you gave your girl wonderful
time and her old man figured you might a. we'll
risk II 112 week because two could ,Iv.
as eheaply as one. My son. aged o. is thinking
OF marrying on 34S a week. and I'm going to
send him a phial OF cyanide for wedding
present He'll need it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Plans Tree History.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Oct. 19.-Plans
OF tree known throughout the world
were announced here today by Pro
lessor Charles S. Sargent. head of the
arnold Arhoretum. OF Harvard Univcr
sity. which has established the most
complete collection of trees and shrubs
in America. tho finest library In it's
special field. and n herbarium Of ZOO
600 specimens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

Indignant members OF the German
National Assembly have vigorously protested
against the high cost OF allied occupation OF
German territory. The budget commission
claims that the cost of such occupation TO
Germany will be from $500, 100000 TO g.
00O,O0Q,000 marks annually. If the Germans
will be on their good behavior, the allies
Will reduce the occupying forces. and in
that way the burden will become lighter
It's up 10 the Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
The Stout FIorid


@ age ever or so Sf isna
Jus, can s,and regimen which restricts her
IL sns es as
so Nervous nea Roun OF hot flashes and Of being
fS"S H., SSes SID %h9 ays her age
II Is not her ago all She Is merely betnp
punished for exceeding tho feed limit ne'S oe'"s
We me" nc we get chance AT this woman. which
, ,ns' w she jnSl kSoys does need doc.
SS ef and by no means
she is 's' nt ho@ anysS n
sen 5ha the sossp o ssa
Wsrran.sa Temeaies blood pressure u" am @s
hs oan :sa ,ss
Sood Ms Nth too
diss ppointment hemorrhase does to be sure
is su fE 81 'T back OK
where 1t was before the bleeding
II would Indeed be grand il the high feed
sSSlS her sh fss"
al iowe f"a s,e az tee She must lear"
rs s;s s n aSs. s9
bees sRs, s so @ AND shs
"'fs ?1 sS ,is
to rshen Mrs s,at ia.a's sey
's 70 care 10 DC 81 Tn. 20
S Srsa; dangers which She faces, thon arc 5
saiysis And Is Hear, "uses uene
The best nwer period q many months
and her hxh Siood pressur s.on rs daS
tess ssf 10 To milk iske mA
psoanSts rrufS cereals and vese,aoies
sss fGsa!ss s' ei fiSu
eenen,ed ana man sspe assn the nsen greatly
Sy apppon51iSe duet,css gland hormone ed
can. ~ ' p"Ss'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY HpwARD WARNER
WUPsery.

WU1acry.
This little fl9 vsaa - Market,
This little Pfs stayed al home;
This little Pig 6ooGnt ID automobile
And this little Pig went to Nome
But this little Pig was a wizard: -
He sat like q bump on a log
And stored up the stun that tho other Pigs alto
Oh this little Pig was a Hog!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom tho Richmond Dispatch Oct 90 1869
rho Philharmonic Asso

Tho Philharmonic Asso-
citation. an organization OF
which Richmond has be-
come Justly proud. has
elected the following ON
GERS for the ensuing year:
president J. d. K. Sleixht;
vice president, CAPITA n
William q. Jenkins: secre-
tary. w. Miles Cary: treas
urer. G.. r. Halves: musical
director. l.. III. Chamber
iayne. Jr.: pianist. II.
WendlinEcr'
The following arc the
gentlemen whose names
are before tho legislative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
MoNDAY. ocToBEK 20. 1919.

Although Dr. Cook he OF North Pole fame.
disclalns having any stock TO sell. ii will
take mere than his unsupported word 10 con-
vince i once suled public that his reported
100000 income from Texas oil is not
press agent stuff for wildoauers. which be
Is andiug more profitable than his personally
conducted Arctic monopoly OF sumdrops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

sympathy OF the public Will be with the
steel strikers in the proceedings they have
Instituted IN the courts to have determined
the question OF alleged arbitrary denial TO
them OF the privilege OF free assemblage
and free speech tor~!awtul purposes. The
right OF free speech in lawful assem- blage
is one that cannot be denied, if America is
10 continue z tree country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

cabling that he is praying for President
Wilson's restoration to health, adds that he
hopes the illness will not prevent the con-
vocation OF the league OF nations. The
Times-Dispatch's open forum on the power
OF prayer proves that i, is effective when
nightly made. Maybe the prayer OF the
President of China is the power that is moy.
ing the Senate 10 action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Questions ana Answers.

cunning f;ar-Piease tell how much
aicohoi TO use TO make the solution OF boric
aGio t1r runnlns ear. and how often and how
Answer. Dissolve as much boric acid In an
ounce or two OF alcohol as tho alcohol will dis
eol.s. anu then some. 80 that a little remain.
at tho bottom on standing. Drop three or four
19.ops IN the ear night and morning. for a
Good Medicines Are Poisonous-I have beer
ADVISED TO take thyroid treatment and 20 on 4,
d dn,k aiet DO you consider thyroid extract
Answer--It Is powerful remedy. and Xix 6
h h.r poWeriu, remedies II may do serious
supervtsion Of your physician would it be "a f.
10 use thSroid eHtract--and in CERTAIN dist ur b.
ances OF health ii Is a very cnicacious remedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Profs Look for Mama.

CAMBRlDGE, MASS., Oct. 1911 the
professors Is not soon raised orofes
sors a, Harvard must look for nour
ishment In mama from the skies. ac.
cording to statement by Professor
T.. w. Richards, OF Harvard Univer-
sity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
CHARCOAL Eph'. Daily rhouuht.

Hit don make much difrunce [ woman
"hut dc Arguments about said Charcoal Eph,
In mood. Art worries her Is staht,n. do
argument Try no, dog Mistah Jackson"