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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Putting I, on n Cash BASIS.

10 the t.dilor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sr.-in View OF tho proceedings and the
action on the bonus question AT the recent
convention of the Virginia department IL APP
pears to be clear that the leaders OF this de-
phrtrncn'. as well az the national heads OF the
,"sion nave lost Their proper perspect!ve. and
of tho almighty dollar. From what | can
EathrT from the arguments ndvanced in favor
n ,,, ne honns The pr!nepes laid down by The
resolves itself into about tho foiiowing
becausn certain prohieers and conscience
Of the governments necessity and the attend.
am conditions TO mulct the government and
can Legion should emulate their cxa,npie aud
prostitute the faith and confidence rcposcd in
IN a duty well done by asking the govornmcnt
LOT a Gonation in cash to compe nsatc them for
rccompensc for such service "
The tX-servicc men. through the American
legion are working directly to deprive them
selves OF all those finer and noblcr sentiments
both OF the people and their comrades hy in
siStlns on cash donation 10 all able -bodicd
such action does violence 10 every scn.c of
pa, ",.sl Inoa"sty pride. and a general III
ness OF 'inri tnd IN the end will surely worI,
10 the !is evaniaEe OF the ex- service man We
men % ne Houh especially should take an
erhcy who when they returned To- civil ilfo
rIier, mo war accepted conditions as they
ihnir mem many without anything except
cases more or less depleted. but with hone
a anY a, ne w. outlook on NE They asked
work OF reconstruction OF their niIIag ~.
homes ana estates. The results accornrI!shcd
tho wisdom of their acts The nnmcs IVA
memories or those that are gone are cberisbcd
or respected citizens than the few Ina, ,rn Inr,
Win us today trust the same degree of COW
Of us who ;i%SrEct may be the lot of those
Gou ~ no. aspire 10 4 more deserving position
IN the hearts of the people -"
Petersburg. Va. September s. 1920 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
COLBY SENDS NEW NOTE
. TO MEXICAN AUTHORITIES
Demands Of Government That
American Lives and Property
Rights 30 Protected.
tBy Universal Service

my OnlNcf3ai SerSlCc.J
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The United
States has sent n new note demand
ing that the lives and property
rights OF all Americans in Mexico
be according fullest protection by
the newly elected government.
This notification. Secretary Colby
said today. Is supplementary TO rep
RESERVATIONS recently directed moro
American oil interests. II demands
projection for all interests.
Mexican embassy officials arc
T TepiS II tn the opinion that Meseos
Concliiftory terms. This opinion is
based largely upon the statement oy
in ,i Elect obregon that: desir-
OF the world" he Will appoint i'm
partia! commissions to adjust Amer
,cah claims for rtparation as we'll AZ
10 a")ust disputes over oil prop
IL Is probable that the reply will
NC an elaboration OF ObrcEun's state
ment, going perhaps Into detail as To
9hiciai8 eNprcss belief also that the
United states viii be urged not 10
press rs grievances until the now
in oilice. The section Of the Mexican
constitution which provides that ali
ru1soii products arc the property OF
me cSn'rai governmcnt and cannot
not initiate against n peaceful settle
incnt. according to embassy oftlciuls
DEGREES issued by carranza under
assailed hs coniiscatory arc now be-
fore III. Mexican Supremc Court.
While Mexican officials would not
predict that the constitutional pro-
pressed confidence that It's admin
istration VIII he fair and just
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
News of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch. Sept 10. 1870.

Mayor Eilyson yesterday. with the approval
OF the Finance Committee Of the City Council
sold slOoo0O of city per cent bonds at
~ L. These bonds were authorized to DO
ISSUED Tor tho purpose of erecting public school
buildings. The entire loan taken as in
Investment by two citizens.
Bishop Mctiil who has entirely recovered
rom MS scrious illness. will reach here from
baltimore tomorrow and officiate at st. Pc
ters Cathedral on sunday.
Judge Minor is holding Henrico County
Court and has very heavy docket to contend
Win All tho courts be finding a
plenty l" do-too much in fact.
. Nineteen carloads of wheat from Southwest
virginia arrived In Richmond yesterday.
Roller skating, the new-fangled sport is
gaining in popularity and the rink at st. Al
bans iinii Is daily and nightly crowded with
skaters OF all ages. sizes and sexes.
There are l03 l-2 miles OF street In the city
OF RtchTond, divided between the wards as
follows: Clay has rs miles; Monroe 10 IL:
Madison u ?; Jefferson 90 Ia: Marshall 10:
The public alleys are not included. Clay Ward
closely built up. and Monroe has the largest
population.
Chief Justice Chase Ia reported as suffering
from mild paralytic stroke.
Jules FaYre he's declined the services of the
Orleans pr ncos and begged them to quit Paris
for fear OF complication OF some kind.
Washington has information that a flag of
true leit StrasbourE yesterday. conveying q
proposition To surrender. The report was not
confirmed In either Paris or London.
II Is definitely known that Marshal MacMa-
hon ~ awe and that his wounds arc III ncccs-
sarily mortal ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GRAND JURY DELAYS FIXING
CAUSE OF W0MAN'S DEATH
Chicago Police Ask Full Probe az
Mystcr? Surrounding Mrs. Erncat
StcinhOusc'r Drmin~.


TAMPA. FLA. Sept. Accompanying
with request by Chicago police au-
uhor!tics for II full investigation OF
the death OF Mrs. Ernest Stcinhouse.
coroncr's Jury today delayed fixing
on Il verdict until saturday mex, 10
permit additional examination of the
wornn's body. which WAS found face
downward in shallow pool nearly
milo from whore she left her hus-
band sleeping In bed.
Presumably the woman walked
barefoot. clad only In a kimono.
through city streets and over dump
Ing grounds. yet her feet bore no
evidence q rough places. scratches
or mud. There Was no water In the
lungs nor marks OF violence. out a
rost mor,em examination failed TO
disclose the exact cause o! death.
Mr.. Stcinhouscs first wife waH
said TO have committed suicide ia
Chicago six years ago. He married
his second Wife three months ago.
coming. here from Chicago six weeks
ago, No charges have been Inadn
against tho husband. The dead
woman. was about forty-fivc years
old. Tho body Was sent TO Chicago
today FOR burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
SAYS HOME BREW CUTS
DOWN COKE PRODUCTION
ConncllsvilIe, Pa, Paper Attributes
Decreased Output TO Operation Of
Illicit Liquor Sellers.
my Associated press.l


CONNEl,LSYlLLE. PA. Sept. o.
The loss OF 1850 tons In coke pro-
duction In the Conncllsvllle region
for the current week Is attributed
in par, by the Cohnellsviile Courier,
in its weekly coke review made pub
i.u today. TO the operation OF Illicit
i.uuyr sellers.
~ lille there has been moro or
less liquor procurable in the region
aimee January Ia last" says the
Courier. IL is only recently that IL
has become so plentiful in supply
rs 20 Interfere with the operation
OF the plants rs seriously AS II did
prior 10 the inauguration of prohi-
piil"n. Now the activity OF bootleg
gers and Illicit traffickcrs of all de-
grces and kinds. supplemented bf in
creased proficiency in the nrt of
home brewing has fairly deiug ed
the region with every Conceivable
Kind of intoxicant. ranging in
potency from near beer slop TO
near death pick AK and other first
aids TO roroncrs and underwriters
Absolutely no effort is being made
by the authorities to suppress the
traffic. and employers OF labor are
becoming more and more at the
mercy Of the whim or thirst or their
employees I'm the matter OF having
work OF any kind done"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
MINIhTURE ALMANAC.
PLANS TO CLOSE SHIELDS
BATHING LAKE SEPT. Is
Move Alrrndy on Foot Ia Convert
Hr!an Park Luke Into InthInE
NcNOrI NcII Nenr.

shields Cove bathing lake will
be closed September IL unless hot
s,pGi, in;"rvenes. Superintendent OF
I'ubiic Fairgrounds Humphrey Cal
dcr said yesterday afternoon. The
cool weather and rain have had the
eject OF greatly diminishing the
popularity OF the bathing resort, but
me crowd of bathcrs continues sur
hcicniIy large To justify Keeping l!fc-
guards and other helpers at the lake.
In my long. experience" said SUI
pcrintcndent calder. Il have never
seen a mum lcipal institution so ,lopu-
lar as the bathing lake. The public
now seems to look upon II as "A ncces-
shy. The big lake at Bryan Park
Formerly known as Young's pond.
should BIO equipped for the accom,no-
untion OF bathcrs next summer, by
all means"
Many councilmen agree with the
II Is expected thut
the next budget VIII carry AN an.
rr"prlation TO be used in conver,Iut,
mo Bryan Park lake into Il puklI ~
pa hlnS resort. Plans for !nproyIup
inc PARK have been under consider,
ation Tor several years War coudi
lions halted the several projects dir
Ier.nt mcmk-rs OF Council were pro-
motinE Tor tho Improvement OF Brvan
iark Ihe best features or All lhcs,.
dlncrcnt plans probrbly will be In
corpoIhtcd In the ordinance that viii
go beiore tho new city Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

pay interest upon its cost, but also return the
frinc!pal within few years
with this st. Lawrence proiect comn,ete5
st'roSas WIN be saved hundreds of millions
w. "v'iars IN expenditures Without suffering
-, 'oss vi net revenue. The power produced
..om me completion OF the project II Is cstI-
nn,a VIII save 100000 tons of coal annually
eauai TO more than 100000 carloads
What folly II is TO pcrmit nenrlv ,,vo ,,,,,
, . norse power OF energy to go to waste each
90 80. power that Is never exhausted which
49,, .uns"ue rs long rs tho rains fail and wiz.
ae, low. FROM this standpoint alone this Is
I,. rn..nna' project The completion of the 81;
,,nn. u.,,, p.oJaet VIII relieve railway congcs-
80. ~ stimulate food productions: will re
u. ,no cost OF Transportation and prove a
nerS 'mrortant feature In the reduction OF the
cost or Hving.-CopyriEht 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
HIGHWAY TO WASHINGTON
WET AND MUDDY IN PLACES
Similar Conditions Obtain on Rich
mond-cln rksriltc Roadway md
Other ThorOughfares.

Although the Richmond Washington
highway is wet and muddy In places
he section near Chappawamsic Swamp
IS passahlc, according to report yes
tcrday OF tho Richmond branch OF the
United states Weather Bureau
The Richnond-C iarksviiie highway
Is wet and muddy in places. but other
wise III fair condition. except for a
south OF Petersburg.
conditions on tho Rlchmond-C,tar-
iottesvillc highway arc reported wet
and slippery. with some mud on the
newly graded section between Mont
pciicr and Cuckoo
The Richmond-Old Point highway is
!air TO Chickahominy River; poor 10
W Williamsburg. and thence good to Old
ioin'' cXcept bad dirt section just
cast OF Williamsburg.
me River Road tsouth) Ia wet, hut
In fair condition to Wade's. the re-
port shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GROVE AVENUE EXTENDS
CALL TO REV. BROUGHTON
Ono or Leading Ministers OF Southern
hHptHt Convention May Come
tn RIchIu0ud

can has been extended to Rev.
i In T.; BrouGhton. d. D.. OF Knox
,t'e' Tenn. by tho general commit :
ice lee on pastorate OF Grove Avenue
bhnliSt church. following recon- .
iinchnhtion OF a subcommittee he,dc,l
by II. II. Pollard. Jr. The general
me committee will await d"fi,,i,n
assurance from DR.. Broushton before
caHlhE general meeting of the con-
s'yEa'inn 10 act finally on the matter.
orator and is regarded as one Of Tic
II,eau'hs preachers in the Southern
bahtIst Convention. lilo has hold
i,a,i' in Atlanta and other
years, held charge In London. when
&c &c gave up 10 return 10 the United
Hn,ates soon after war was dccl;,rcJ
i lie since has held pastorate in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GroccrS Obeyed the Law.

To the Editor OF The Times Dir patch:
Sir.--fou have Internationally done great
injustice 70 the I5e-odd grOccrs OF city.
in your editorial of recent date. in regard 10
sugar. There may be isolated cases where a
crooked man doing business grocer would
attempt TO defy the United States government
and hoard % cent sugar for a so cent rise hut
want TO say that j firmly believe that the
majority OF Srocers in Richmond sold sugar
as fast rs procurable to their customers and
obcycd The law. and sold sugar AT prof, OF
cents per pound over actual cost without
any overhead charges included.
II Is hard enough that every grocer whole
sale and retail in our city suffers a monetary
Toss, on account OF the spoculations OF New
loTk brokers. without our local newspapers
condo ing us for things We have not done
You have anticipated thai we would do this
thing. hut even Tho courts do not convict on
anticipated thoughts.
SAM ~. HELLER.
Richmond Va September o. 1926
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
20 NATIONS REPRESENTED
AT CONGRESS OF WOMEN
"uanin, Cuba. Spain and Czecho.
siovakin 60 lie Admitted
To Mrmbersiip

CiiRTSTlANfA, SORWAy Son, q
rc,,r nree hundred and nifty Delegates,
rrerprcsenting, twenty nations, vera
I r, NJ the opening session of tho
mere tonight; Ruinania, Cuba Smni,
M G"ccho -Slovakia nrc to he al :
IInnLL,ted to membership. and Uruguav
leo ,nr nnssia. Ireland and Mex,
~ meeting of the exoni,,ivo
oo"mlttcc. under the chairnansbio
ri ,bo l'ady Aberdccm. the president ~
OF the congress who have d mIehtn9ers
AZ me past year were prono,Inraa
MM1n eo <, those who have di died we're
jH,2s Una krog. Rev. Anna shaw
ManSin ''a'Vaoor and DR..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
MINERS DUG MORE COAL
THIS YEAR THAN IN 1919
i'ihs scnrics Declares That Output
lihS Ilern Increused by
53,OO0,OOO Tons,

lNnI, X, ns"n.ihtcn Prcsr
INbIANAPOi.lS. IND. Sept. o.-As-
IeIHnR american coal miners have
I ig5, 100000 more tons OF coal in
SS,catics. editor OF the United Nina
workers Journal. in "a statement is.
Surd here today. declared that. in
,,"'e OF 'aoor troubles In the indus
no one can truthfully say IN.
.,lh"rs are responsible for any coal
shortage that may occur"
ana hnsrybody Is bowling for coal.
on ypoHy seems to be jumping
Ssr"use mere Is said TO be n coal
shortage Newspapers and cvepv'
',.,, Else arc saying the trouble il
$1,000; 900 tons more bituminou, GO
i'So. NJ TO August rs. than tbcv
aug IN 1912: What has become ~
vnar ,'VvTy2,ooo tons excess over last
year: Wherc lis IL. 'Ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
The Poets Corner
A Vacation valedrctory.

Vacation ValedIctory.
Adieu to all the crystal creeks
In which ] cast hook,
And all tho winding woodland
I know Thorn like book:
The hollow tree that housed the
The moss-brocaded rocks
Where in the moonlight once saw
Tho frolics OF n fox.
Good-by my coscy cabin cnmp.
Log walled and rooted with sod.
Set In its little garden wild
Or fcrL and goldenrod.
No bacon will be half so good.
No coffee half 30 fnc,
IA When breakfast ut dawn
Beneath tho blasted pine.
Farewell my Adirondack Camp.
Though still your charms enticc-
1 leave you to the squirrel folk.
The crickets and the mice.
Hut In the city j shall hear
The voices OF the streams
That lace the misty mountain peaks
stun calling in my dreams.
-Slinna Trying. In New York Sun
and Herald. saye- 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
VIVA SOCIALISM," is CRY
AS ITALIANS LAUNCH SHIP
nuilt for Government Slider
into Sen finder Hack
md Red Fling
By Associated Press I
-IHOKN lTAI a

men who have occtipied ,he or Hork
hmIps'rnS mere launched a dcstrovcr
m MIL, mere for Tho Italian govern
waved 'onay. hlack and red nags
Town u, The ways into the sea. and az
~ gracefully took the water 1herc
rose dea'eninE cries OF viva Soci,Ie
deputy Capncohi, who Is nrcsido,,
o. %, me metal workers union. Isunrbn,i
inc vessel. and Signora P:ciro M.,si
aci si' vic or tho famous composer.
Sinnas Io'motner for the new shin
S,iGnor MascaSni made 4 brief al.
u Suni, ana when he had finished the
800 w., I'LL I'll, sang chorus from his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES
0F INDEBTEDNESS RElNVEST
Neserve bank Offers Inyex-
'"r" optton Of 5M and Fer

Rchinondcrs holding I;nits,l St,.o.
ftertincntes OF Indebtedness No. ITO
nrarihS AZ per cent interest and
~ r'It nnrine Wednesday. or certificates
maturing October Is and bear
.ns az per cent interest NAV re-
invest their funds at G Dcr cent
through the Richmond Federal re-
serve Bank. II was announced yes
,eruay. The bank plans to give in
restors the option or series OF
certificates Just Issued hearing 5a.
per cent interest and due March Is.
in securities due and payable SEN
tcmber IL. 1921
Quota of the Fifth Federal Reserve
district OF certificates In the new
issues Is sl3.S40,o00 Subscriptions TO
inc new issues open Wednesday and
ciose at the option Of the Secretary
of the Treasury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
NORTH SCHLESWIG NOW
PART OF DANISH KINGDOM
Incorporation ny Amc md ment In Con
stitutlon inr iIecn Announced
From C0pcnhRnep


WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.--Incorporn-
ton Of North Schlcswig into Denmark
by constitutional amendment was
announced I'm an official cahlegrin
received today by the Danish lega-
tiOn from Copenhagen. The ratin-
cation vote was Gl3.fi7 for and 1880
arHlluit the amendment.
Refusal Of Socialists TO particlppto
in tho election almost prevented rati-
ncaiton nf the amendment. as t'sc
Danish constitution requires at least
"a per cent Of the persons entitled
election Is Illegal. Only Gig per
cent more than tho required ruiui-
mum took part In tho election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
become. EdncotIonoI so.

Rev. Davis II. Craver, Of AIbonv.
y near relative of Miss Henrjetta
G =, for many years teacher
has accepted the offer to become see.
rotary Of the religious educational
beard of the Presbyterian synod OF
new fork. He has resigned as pas
tor OF North Presbyterian Church,
or Geneva. N. Y. to take up his new
MIR: Craver has served as chairman
OF the New Era committee of tho
CHAIRMAN of tho evangelist campaign.
re also served rs chairman OF tho
mono mission committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
ADEE SERVES FIFTY YEARS
WITH STATE DEPARTMENT
1ihs Held Present Post OF Assistant
secretary Since ISst-COIby
ConErntulHtcs Him.
lBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept. o.-Assistant
secretary Alvey 4: Adec. OF the state
department.. celebrated today tho
hftieth anniversary OF his entrance
into the service OF the government
lie has been in his present post AS
second assistant since 1856. but his
legation at Madrid in 1870
congratulate you. my dear Mr..
SSecrctary," Secretary Colby wrote
Mr. Adce. mot only on the attainment
OF 80 rounded and full period of
nonoranle years. but on the brilliant
ana notable services to your country
"Mch have marked this long period. !
Nc Adee was born in Astoria, N. Y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
FIVE TRANSPORTS LAND
GREEK TROOPS AT ISMID
$50 nehHrkation Is 80 Mile.
o" oonstn ntinopIe-senntors
|, . p Sy,, HHSssoeiatcd Press. ]

CoNSTANTINOPLE sensI
ia nnsports OF Greek troops bava
nt'd at Ismid. on the GuIS re 1 nave
tinope ami miles southeast OF con nsia
forces, nce o dIo replacing - the British
today. \ deputation of Se5a reserved
e ers n caiied on Damad Fcrid Pasbs 70 70
comm pnmd 70 vizier. and begged thai me ne
tionslIsGis ab bei 1sTee me with the Ma
excuse FOR occupying C Cans ma an
hang S H3 the grand vizier wishesp &C.
M Nnts io,o MHiustapha Renal pasb n'es 10 TO
attitude leader leader. and, therefore, his
rangemcnt wifi - an amlcable ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
ANNOUNCE POPULATION
OF SOUTHERN TOWNS
Figures for hsheboro, namseur. RAN
dlcmnn. FrnnkiipsyIllr md Liberty
IN North CRrolInn Given on

~ NfFUll"TFI If"~s =
WAsHlNGTON. Sept o.-The Con-
gus Durcau tonight announced the
populations OF the following South
crn places:
Florida-Mnyo. 631
MISUNDERSTANDING, 2.705
Observation-Disclosures Iiill. 52s: WI
mona. 2.220.
North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 255n:
Ramscur. i.014; Randleman. 1867;
Frankllnsvillc. G31; Liberty. 636
Professionalism. 2.563: Peuolia.
914; Jacksboro. ,373.
Observation-Disclosures, 1,SS2; Gretna,
7197
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
MAIL PLANE WRECKED
EhicnRo-New York Flyer, Lost in
Clouds, Is Forced to Land
In Cornfleld.
ny Associated Press.

,FLKfART. IND, Sept. e.-The
chicago-New York United States
mail plane driven by Lieutenant Rid
delsbarger, was wrecked in landing
In cornhcld near here this morning.
The pilot was not injured.
Lieutenant Riddelsharger stated on
being brought here that he lost his
way in the clouds about twenty miles
out OF his course. Five hundred
pounds OF mail was removed from
the plane and sent on East on a
New York Central train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

Candidate Watkins OF the Prohibition
party. is TO campaign by airplane. That
lis where his campaign ought 10 he made
lin the air. With the candidates for Presi-
dent OF both OF the two leading parties
committed 10 the enforcement OF the eigh-
Fteenth amendment people on the earth do
mot consider prohibition an issue in the
presidential election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
STEAMER DEWEY BEACHED
New Shipping hoard Crnft Strike.
Lodges Mt DOston Hnrbor En-
inv Associntcd Prom.

BOSTON. Sept. o-Tho new Ship
ping Board steamer Dewey was
heachcd on the East BOSTON flats to-
day in sinking condition after
striking on the lodges OFF the Graves
light at the harboT entrance last
night. The hull was said to he badly
damaged. She came here right from
dublin, Ireland. and was to nave
been loaded for San Francisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

With the print paper supply situation
|sNIl acute, the Department OF Commerce
has secured an exhibit of clothing mad.
from paper in Austrian factories, 10 he sub
United to clothing manufacturers for OK
(amination. If the purpose be 10 encourage
THE manufacture and popularizing OF cloth
ling made from such material. il is expect
ling too much of the newspapers to ask for
Their corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Hurts.

The most painful thing in the world Is
toothache," said Jones.
Nothing like earechc, nothing Ike H. OK
ella lined Smith
'Lumbago's got 'em both beat. vent"reo
Brown.
An elderly gentleman with a PANIED express
sion butted In, remarking quietly
Gentlemen, speaking of pain. did Ho" ever
have TO borrow this year to pay the income
Tax on last year?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Chappnwnmxic Again Impns,ob,c

ChnpDh wamsIc Swamp, on the Rich-
mond- Washington highway, again il
In an impassabl, condition on accour,
or heavy rains during the past two
my thss cg asccosaing TO- a stntement from
missioner yesterday. The department
Is doing u In its power to make Tho
necessary improvements at this noint.
but continued rains Interfere seriously
with all construction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10

When Governor Cox replied at ST. Paul,
lin answer 10 question from the audience,
that he was in favor OF applying the prin-
ciple OF self-determina;;cn in Ireland as
well as elsewhere, he cinched the already
friendly Irish vote, which constitutes about
one-third OF that OF all the larger cities,
throughout the country.