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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Health Talks by DR.. Brady

Intelligence has the drawback that the moro
know and total Ignorance must he an en-
ccednsly comfortable state because If your
mind is as good as dead You never even dream
innocent.
y reader sends newspaper clipping show
ing carefully retouched picture OF an Eng
iish baby. born with mark. The mark ac-
hat ina, OF one OF the Aeppe!ins which raided
E .Ld n in the Eren, war. think there must
marked make with a Zepnelin at all: she is marked
me to explain the remarkable instance i must
refer her 10 the newspapers artist who pre-
company it.
Another reader cites an authentic OF
MAS jack-roaeh or a cock rabbit, Eallopins
enough just as all the old f s% E had S S9Tf
prtedicted, for superstition goes hand in hand
hat on his head -0'"eu S''N
occur Neither has it explained why earth
1uakes sometimes happen. Science ought to
consult lew old women about these things.
Some birthmarks are capillary nevi--the min
utest blood vessels arc enlarged and multiplied
by multiplied and enlarged veins Many OF
them are minute or unnotceahc ut birth and
smrGicSiiy removed Rarely one nnder Mn .,s
spontaneous invo!ation or disappearance, only
slight car
Some Of these marks may be removed by
carbon dioNidc snow by surgeon or medical
specialist. Others are best treated with cleo
tro!ysis. OF course in the hands of surgeon
and not seif-styled beauty doctor" Elcc-
OF birthmarks in which there are hairs N.ray
treatments and radium treatments have pro-
duced very happy results in certain disngur-
ing birthmarks i; is crude and dangerous to
amply acids or eaustcs to these blemishcs.
Large marks call for surgical removal and IN
some cases gratis OF ckin from another part
OF the body.
In the case of ia:ant with n birtnma-is
the earlier the treatment is begun the moro
satisfactory the result Will be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
PETERSBURG UNWILLING
TO SEE CAMP ABANDONED
Sent To NVnshinEton in nm
Effort to Retain Camp Lee

There.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispntch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. August ga
In an effort to prevent the with
drnwal OF troops from Camp Lee, W
NJ. Martin. secretary OF the Peters
ncnt business man OF this city, left
this afternoon for Washington rct.
u conference with War DEPARTING ~;
officials Although no official %.
to this time from Washington. n t.-
NOR has been spread In Petershi~,:
to the effect that tho camp is shorii,
TO hc abandoned. orders have jset
l;undy. commanding general. sendin.;
him TO Camp Crook. heb.
When Secretary Newton d. Baker
recently visited Petersburg he stated
that the department regarded Lee.
as ono OF the best camps In tho United
States and that its permanency ws8
assured. For this reason the pco-
pie here felt quite safe. The de-
Icauscd the Chamber OF Commerce and
business men TO take some has:y
steps to find out what's in the wind
regarding the cantonment
IL Is generally Understood tina. IN.
Sixty-second and FortyThird rcgi-
inents OF infantry now stationed nj
me camp are shortly to be CONSOLE
dated. II Is also said that orders
have also been received by other hir h
oiicers 10 proceed 10 other camps
for duty.
c., General ,,l Bundy stated this after.
noon that he Is making preparation,
10 leave Camp Lee at once and Will
| assume his new post September !.
'ch,rai Burdy has been in charE.
or INC local camp Hlnce he was 70
turned TO the States after he had dis
inSuished h mself at Chateau
| ihi"rry. where he commanded tho
famous Second Division OF marines
and regulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
The Poets Corner
The AIidnirht Shove,

When a shower comes Mt m,dn1rh+
and the windows are not shut
and with muttered objurgations
you go to 1t,
ana tho house is dark as Erebus. or
even darker, but
inc lightning flashes brightly light
you through IL.
fhat tin thing that you step on is
the baby's train OF cars,
me word you say Is somethin Iiko
"Damnation!"
Then an awful crash OF thunder all
the blooming County Jars,
While flame of lightning gives IL
Elimination.
You reach an open window and YOU
start to lower the sash.
Looking forward 10 the finish Of
Your labors.
Then flaring flash Of lightning. with
most terrific crash,
Shows you plainly in your nightie
to the neighbors.
But AZ last you mako the circuit and
the windows are all down,
And oack to he'd you make your
way. pcrspiring,
And you mutter, self-reproaching:
Now. you silly, Needless clown,
Shut tho. windows after this before
retiring"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Food Prices Slide Downward

HERE is comfort for the consumer in
the produce market news of the M
tion. particularly is this true in Richmond
which, according TO a recent Department
or Labor report, is one OF seventeen cities
i'll which the high cost of living has taken
Il tumble. as compared with thirty-four
which registered an advance in spite of gem
orally declining prices. Almost daily some
fresh quotation appears which encourages
the hope that the high level OF prices is at
last dropping lower, and that in time the
purchasing power OF the dollar may be in
creased at least to what it was when the
country was at war and when America was
depended upon to provision half of Europc
the good news began to appear in print
when the wheat market broke; when, due
TO resumption of competitive conditions in
that field, with the passing OF the United
states Grain Corporation, wheat went ..oH''
point after point as tho trading proceed ed
Almost Immediately the price of -four went
down as was inevitable. and while this
product costs enough now, il is chcaper
throughout the country than it has been
at any time since the government guaran-
zee price on wheat was established.
Thereafter came tho decline in tho mar
ket price of cotton decline not yot rc
hected III the price OF goods manufactured
Under the old order, but which eventually
must be felt all along the line. Almost
simultaneously, the wooden industry felt n
pump and, with prices descending the
American Wooden Company found it ncces-
sary TO reduce its output 10 a material cx-
tent TO prevent general market smash.
The price OF shoes in most sections OF the
country has gone down somewhat and prom
Uses to go down even more
Sugar is now much cheaper than II has
been at any time since the Sugar EqualiZa-
ton Board became extinct. Whereas il sold
Wholesale at from 20 to % cents a pound
n month ago it is now selling at Is to II
cents in some quarters and the retail price al
ready has dropped to a point below 20 cents
q pound, generally.
Meats were the first commodities OF GEN
eral consumption TO become cheaper. but
the fluctuations in the meat market have
been up and down 10 such degree that the
family meat bill shows very little reduction
On top OF all this is the weakening potato
market due TO the enormous crop now COM
ing IN. and cheaper vegetables. tho imme-
date result OF the favorable season Taken
all in all. there is much that is gratifying i'm
the cost-of-living prospect. although tho
table expense OF the average household Is
still inordinately high.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
MoRE MONEY NEEDED FOR
PAYING ARMY, SAYS BAKER
nj Present Exceeds I:Stimntc
congress Made by About
lVD,OuD Men

w. - NsHpcllitl Press.
MHSii iNGTON, August 23-Secro.
tiryy rIt"ker said today he would no
mat The current nppronria,i"n
o ue pay or tho army was no, ,dc.
n ,nnas,, necessitating defcie nv
The authorized strength 90 49,,
ar!ny liked by Congress-. he soid ~
~, 100000 men Will, iva
s SaY ir nap,nF9,p,riaiion was based on an
durin" mt the average strength
aio,,, ood ne present strength 10
no"tt 10000 MIR Baker adJed and
pare .nSttir1', wn,,,d Is in progress, i, ap-
, Cur deficit In the pay a6pron, IN
u ,n,n me War Department., he So
49, added. was authorized t. ex-
Neeu the aDDropriation In such c,aas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
The Faith Broken.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir.-Tennessec has broken the faith and
has put the greatest blot upon the South that
could have been She is no longer worthy Of
the great traditions set by their forefathcrs.
That southern chivalry that has always been
so dear TO my heart aud all other Southern
hearts Will now soon fade away. IL is also GO
ing TO be serious menace to child birth. and
worse still. the race question Will come back
again as nearly as strong some years ago.
and still these weak-spined and feeble mind ed
politicians seem to have cast all of this aside
and gone over heart and soul to a minority OF
women that have been following them around
for years and after all they have 10 fall for
their line.
Here's hoping that something can be done to
avoid all of this before it's too late.
AN ANTISUFFRAG ETTE.
Richmond. Va. August 10. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
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AUSTRALIANS WHEAT CROP
Is TO BE A BANNER ONE
Reports Say That Weather and Gro,
Conditions There Are All
Favorable,
Hy AssOcIntcl pressl

-. -I'y NssUCInIcU TrcSS.J
ROME, August % - Australians
wheat yield for the coming season is
90 per cent larger than in 1919. and
weather and crop conditions were
reported good as late as August IL
says a bulletin OF the international
tho Indian monsoon was rrncr,ii;,
favorable, and the price OF wheat n,
karachi Is lower than at any date
since July. 1918. Expectation Of
wheat from India, however, il still
prohibited. The aggregate of wheat
shipments from Argentina exceed all
estimates of available surplus during
1920, the bulletin says. 's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
TELEPHONE COMPANIES
INCREASING INCOMES
ConstdcrnbIy Larger Amoun, n.,,,,
March. 1920. Than Durin.
Previous Ycor
, ~ Assoeiattd Press.l

nv .tH9DClattd Prcssl
WASHINGTON, August .,
ling incomes OF seventy telenbanc
coih panies for the month of M,rnh
ssssn5S s IN, to s7;SO9,o7o, an Increase of
to rcnort Eyer 1s March, 1919. according
,ssrstate Commerce Commission' Fnr
t ,nS 'hree months ending with Marcb
com CONF anne me operating income of tho
increase OF s4.so3.76s for tho dn an
pondins period OF 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Our Own ltcSuc-I

We've wanted for long time to browse
back three or four years and dig up some old
stun for reprint. Two motives mpel First Il
mighty strong desire for little rest; second.
the wish to do a little cuiling and see IL any
OF it at all has been any good whatever!
Grinding out column day of original
lagniappe for hole in the page like this looks
easier TO the reader than ii feels to the writer.
We've reached the point where creation lags.
and with your permission we're going to de-
VOC ten consecutive sections to Revue!
Alright; let's get started!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
runcrnI Of w. .,,,n n,c,, = =

Funeral services for w Alien
Dickinson. superintendent of OAK
wook Cemetery. who died at his home
sunday morning after a long illness.
wcro conducted yesterday afternoon
from the keepers house In lakewood
Cemetery. He was buried with Ma
sonic honors In the family lot in
lakewood. Employees of the cemetery
acted as honorary pallbearers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
ROUMANIA IN TINY ENTENTE
JOINS Win Czceho-SiOvnkia md Ser
bia In Formation OF u New
ItallSnn Ienruc

VIENNA, August 23.-Roumania has
joined the Czech-Juso- Slav agreement
dispatches received here today. DIR.
l;duard Bpncs, Czecho- Slovak For
elgn Minister, Is quoted as having
Sain AT an official dinner that tho
cure peace and order in middle En-
rope and as having declared the
Danube federation pure nonsense"
that British and French circles. willis
not interfering, regard DR.. Bcnes'
activities with disple asure and do not
view with e1uanim'ty tho creation of
treaties and agreements upon which
they have not been consulted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
AMERICAN CONGRESSMEN
DECLINE ALL INVITATIONS
Party on Visit 10 Japan VIII accen,
only ohcinl Entertainment
Offered.

tBy Associated Prcssl
;. TOKYO. August 23.-Advices from
Sressmen, who are there as Il party.
nave decided to decline all invita-
IONS for entertainment excepting
the otlcial Korean reception and also
Joint japanese reception
The Congressman plan to go di
rcctiy 10 tusan from Mukden and
embark at Fusan on special Japa-
neSe steamer. They Will proceed to
Kobe BY way OF the inland sea. stono
ping ut the sacred Island c. Miyajima
Arrests OF Koreans continue. Three
alleged revolutionary leaders have
Dccn imprisoned at PyonEyang, to-
gethcr with three othor persons, sus-
pected OF throwing a bomb at the
municipa! building recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Prince Ireixni COMING -

LUNDON, Aug. 23-pr;n,o
son son or the King of Iicdjas. who e ersna
r , ago was elected King OF S So.ne
may b Eo so to the United States follow
says a dispatch to tho i'Insand.
ti lanes from Cairo. Egypt. No mem
s,,prn Is made of the reason for t the
saSs ci ih It'll, LIP to tho United States
mere II would be for the 6urpos e'e of
Faihins the support OF The AmarI
icah government for his policy Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Miss Eta G. Eddrn..

CHA RLOTTESVILLE, VA, August
2S.-Miss Eta c. Eddlns, for twenty
died yesterday after an Illness ~
only two days. The funeral will BIO
held from her late residence at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. She was
native of Earlysvillc, Va. md n
Two half brothers survive-'rhomas
Eddins. OF st. Louis. Mo-. and Oscar
Eddins, of Orange, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Governor Cox smoked the pipe Of peace
with thirty-siX representatives OF the So
ciety OF American Indians, who visited
him at Columbus. The Governor is
man OF peace He believes that peace
Should be established throughout the world.
and that the most aboriginal and backward
types OF the human family should partici-
pate in all Tie benefits thereof But he does
mot believe in separate peace with Ger
|many. Germany YVES not crushed by Amer
1ca alone, but il required the combined pow
Ter OF the democratic nations OF the earth
Ito defeat that country. Together they
agreed upon the terms OF peace as set forth
lin the Versailles treaty, TO which the rep
|sesentatfves OF each nation taking part in
the peace congress affixed their signatures
TO the carrying out Of tie terms OF that
treaty the sacred faith of each nation is
pledged. IT met the terms Of a prior pledge
|of each participant while the struggle 10
save civilization was on not 10 enter into
Ia separate peace with the common enemy
The Republican candidate for the presidency
proposes TO reuudiate this plcdge-to dis
honor the Ame.ic lean soldiers, dead and liy-
ling, by breaking faith with our associates
In the war and negotiating a separate peace
with Germany. Against this dishones, and
|dishonoring proposal, Governor Cox has
firmly set his face. This is a perfectly per
hdious act" declared the Democratic nomi-
nee, "and | give you this assurance, that
This dishonorable deed will aot be perpc-
trated, first, because Warren G. Harding
VIII not have chance to do ii, and, sec
ond. that will not insult 100000 Amer
lean soldiers by doing it myself" That is
inc Kind OF talk the American people like
10 hear. and to it the response they will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Uncle Joe" Cannon says Harding is
TO- X" Now We know that the Republican
nominee is reactionary to the extreme.
Nothing receives Uncle Joe's'' o. X that
docs not contemplate carrying the country
back TO conditions which prevailed thirty
Tor forty years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

+ Curious how the I. w. W., proclaiming
their affection and admiration for the Boil
|shevists. resist so strenuously all invitations
land inducements to go over and join tho
brethren and share in its home the glories
and blessings Of the ideal government of
(which We hear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Is not Germany's threat to turn Bolshevist
9unless penalties are relaxed good deal like
sthe grim determination OF the small boy to
trun away and become n train robber and
general desperate unless requirements that
The learn his lessons properly are withdrawn
Tor modified?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
WASHINGTON FOREsEEs
PASSING OF CAMP LEE
Only Secretary Baker Can Decide,
but War Department Expects 1t
to BE ScruuDctl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, August 23.-Wat
Department officials say tina. only
Secretary Baker knows what will DO
tho fate OF Camp Leo. II has L.vn
generally assumed, however. that
since Camp Meade has been selected
under the army reorganization act
rs the mancuvcr camp for tho Third
Corps. which includes Virginia. THAI
eventually Camp Lee Will DO scrnpnctl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Just little ahead of time, those faithful
|old campaign friends the Republican hope
|of carrying Texas and upheaving the South,
land Democratic confidence of making in
roads upon Vermont and Massachusetts have
reported at the newspaper Offices for the
usual first-page duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Senator Harding in recent speech re-
ferred scathingly TO the ''hercsy of the re-
call of judicial decisions" That was one
of the chief planks in the Progressive party's
platform in 1912. and was strongly cham
|pioned by Colonel Roosevelt and Hiram
Johnson. Does the Republican nominee
think the Progressive Republicans have
been so ehectuaily cured of their "heresy'
that they Will take no offcnse at his state
|ment?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Funeral or Auto Victim.

Funeral services for John b. Gayi-.
Jr'. aged .. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
u. Gayle, $500 Floyd Avenue, who
died 1T Stuart Circle Hospital sun
uaE morning as result of injuries
received when he was run dow hv
an auto driven by j. III. Chappel at
ADDISON Street and Floyd Avenue
Friday morning, were conducted from
me nome Yesterday afternoon. Burial
was in Rivcrview. lie 10 snrvivnd ~
ms parents. three sisters ami one
brother. Rev. o. l.. Buchholz Off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Funernl or Mrs. NJ. A. collins.

a3.--The body of Mrs. Martha "A. Cot
Inns: OF this city who died yesterday
whilo on visit to her daughter
Mrs w. II. Clarke. in Richmond, was
brought here last night and tho fun
eral was held at $40 O'Clock this
afternoon from the Hinton Avenue
Methodist Church, Rev. NJ. NJ. Log
gctt conducting the services. Mrs
Collins was SO years OLD. Besides
Mrs, Clarke, Mrs. Collins leaves \ a
son, Mr.. j, q. Collins. Of this city,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Death OF Mrs. briggs.

MIS- Danici ]. BrigEs died az her
home, il2 North addison Street, oariv
band. she is survived by three small
children. one brother, John T.. Schadd.
o. Jacksonville. Fla. and one sister.
MISS Alma ~. Schadd. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

B The Republican candidate openly, albeit
sarcastically, confesses that although he is
III member of the Senate Committee on For
hign Relations he is lamentably ignorant
yibout foreign affairs To those who have
read his campaign addresses the confession
lis superfuous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Trench Stun.
1nl N 1nt1 y

That ere Sammy's an educated tofr from
Award" said Tommy Atkins, ducknE a Hun
Shell we've orders to throw up trenches
along tn Marine an e picks up is spade
this hloomn' Brighter says says c. Well.
Tommy, it looks like we're mira dig" WITCH l
calls blasted !mpidcnt, do. an blarst a coll
lcgc medication anyhow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

The health of Senator Boies Penrose has
improved 10 such an. extent that it is re-
ported he contemplates taking the stump
for the Republican ticket soon. The New
York World suggests that the legitimate
field for his evangelistic effort is in the
West. They do dearly love his political doe
5trines in that section Of the Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Inadequate. The demand both domestic and
foreign. is still very large. Then there is the
general spirit of the times which asks prices
because II can get them. y csscned demand.
which will come with n slowing up in general
business activity. will be the prelude to lower
prices In food.-Copyright, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Dr. III. w. Ro,,v Dies.

r, iOtlIkA, KAN. August 23.-Dr.
Il. w Roby. author of number Of
medical books. died at his home here
lnst night. He was &c years old His
son, Major Albert Roby. Is q resi-
dent of Brownsville, Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

make at the polls in November will be de-
cisive i'll its rebuke of tho dastardly pro-
posal that would make OF the treaty "a
scrap Of paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Funeral Of Mrs. Ivnnnmaker.

fllIl,A DEI1PIIIA. August 23.-The
funeral of Mrs. John Wanamakcr,
Wife OF the wcll-known merchant, who
dicd last Friday In Atlantic City, was
heid today at Jenkintown near hero.
Mayor llyian, of New York, attend
cd the services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Advice.

fJanuary l, 1879
If you'll always attend to your busincss
III tell you just what it will do:
in the fulness of years
II will head off your fears
And chase all your worries
And dry all your tears;
If you'll always attend to vour business
Your business will look after You
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Franklin D. Roosevelt is as much n thorn
Sin the flesh OF the G. 0. =. as was that other
sfamous member of the Roosevelt family
Gin 1912, and he is just getting warmed up
sto his task. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought.
Gully E5, 1871

Hit do lax dc rain fall mostly
on dc just man. said Charcoal Eph spearinE
n prunc; "kasc mos ginally de unjust man got
his umbrella. Try chop. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name and addren, of
the writer. Name will not be published II
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Special Duta.

Local Observations ut y r. VI. YESTERDAY.
Wind direction. north wind velocity o
weather at l.. NJ. cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
War Echoes.

War Echoes.
October 49, 1919
Give me n haircut military style" said the
customer.
fessir, said the barber twirlinE his
shears Trim close in the rear guard, or go
right on over the top. Sr?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
The INTERNATIONALLY Joke.


The Lady-Good morning; how is your liver?
The Butcher-Porely mum. only porely:
hows all your folks?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
I'livyinE.

(May s, 1879
The autos vehicle swell
That will run quite 4 while for n spell:
You hurry right by
With n gnat in your eye
And chug and snort and a smell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Rome adv!ces on August 10 re.
ported IN agreement had been reached
between tho Prague. Belgrade and
Bucharest governments. called tho
little entente" for tho self-protec-
ton OF Czecho- Slovakia, Serbia and
Roumania against Russia or enemies
In Tho Balkans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall IL hours ending T.. ~. None
Hainfall 20 hours ending l.. NJ. o
Excess since March ............... .. o.
Excess since January | Z. Os