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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
News of Fifty Years Ago

of rh p o o% n a,e ,1a oTr5a
rived at the Eichmond and Danv Mne' d.not
vrgn mG tw n.n f Gams , from
between here and Danviile
At late hour last night Judge Ciuigon in
accordance with his, view that Vacancies now
s%ist i, in the oiSes for which an election was
wsslts kiotncy. James >" EiacE GGm GiSr
city Treasurer Matthew Hair: comrnissio sD
o. hGyenEG Tsinnlc Elicit: City Engineer
more. The present incumbcnis have no idea
of getting out claiming that the I.egisia;ure
and not in the courts.
y wealthy Isrcalite named Benjamin Ma
near the Ffth AvSnnc Iiotcl in New '! YORK
ana the murderer made his escape
Richmond College advcrtises for Il gentle
man to take charge of the business school
OF that institution.
BRADLEY Johnson has applied to Chief Jus
Fat Fat w i,;i 'o' WIFI OF "''e"S corpus Tor
The Raleigh standard uiolden's paper) pub
ishes a statement that sixteen citizens Of
Ger sty"G the Whie 90 se or Con-
stitutional Union Guard" otherwise known
as the iiu Kiux Khan. but only one name is
given. that of James T. Boyd.
Arehdnke Albpssh w6ose sSmpnthy "y with
France is notorious. is in command.
end e s Gny rG host 6Sd
ing a, Farbach is reported
The fancy ball TO come off at tho Red
a charming affair. 4 number Of Richmond
people are at the Red Sweet.
far With the mperof in ner commaad ,S se
French crossed the frontier, and after two
The Geld. the lsmpero,, assisting in ali OF the
everywhere ho went
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
A Daily Once-Over
DN j. j.. NltiNDl,

,, me chances are, old man. that IL you and
NnD"r, VIC are planning vacation together
Snc mas Inquired the cost OF 1t down to !, cent
49, ,, or Tess. and she intends to control her
eN2enses IN 4 way to keep within the budget
,,, .,o", Mhic you are supporting her in her
p'Si,s YOU are making few OF Your own.
tHe Eoh not figuring a little extra cash
!aiu aside 10 Permit you to take a hand i'm
nothing? go e '"' ms
Sunposc she should do the same thin, and
ihsist upon having Il surplus TO gamble Il BIZ!
prrnIapS only in the way Of bridge but you
M"u;;u on1tct TO II, wouldn't you. and YOU
such purpose? '' i''
looking At the matter in it's true light has
,it hoi as much right YOU have to make
money. or lose IL. in friendly game as YOU
Your wife has as much right as Won To
snemd i"oliShly or piacc ON chance games. but
rn"rc than likely She has learned a sad lesson
rom yn, wnt.chins You. though She may not tell
u Is not fair. and YOU know it, to make
Hrrur VIE inquire down TO II cent on what she
Sn niI huF Tor u trip and what she Is; to spend
Mn'.c sue Is away. while YOU provide literally
''' your own acknowledgements. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
BISHOP NATIONAL HEAD OF
FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM
Right Rev. Michael ). Gallagher. of
Detroit. Succeeds Very Rev. Peter
MREcnnls President.

NEW YORK. August 1.-The Right
Rev. Michael J. Gallagher. bishop of
Dcroit. has been elected national
president OF the Friends OF Irish Free
dom TO succeed the Very Rev. Peter
T.. MaEcnnis. who now is SUPERIOR
general Of the Carmclitc order in
Europe. 1t was announced tonight by
the national council
In a statement issued after his cleo
ton, the new president called upon
all American citizens of Irish blood
10 continue their fight upon the
league of nations. the chief purpose
OF which he said, Is The preservation
OF the territorial integrity of the
British empire AS Increased by the
world war"
Americans of Irish blood. he cx-
planned. supported and held up the
hands OF the Senator's who opposed
the league of nations ana We're one
OF the chief factors in preventing it's
ratification"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

thought that might buy and zip
around the countryside.
went 10 see an agent and he took NE for
alec ioas ride.
Somehow the news got noiscd around and NJ
;ecn agents called on me.
And took me ont in brand new cars, their
points OF excellence see.
This thing went all year around and really.
folks, II was immense:
toured all half the State without
nickel Of expense.
Why should own a touring car? l am not
missing dry fun:
can 20 riding all the time with agents who
would sell me one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
[ HARGES CLOTHING MEN
TRY TO STAMPEDE PUBLIC
FiEg Declares Manufacturers and
JObbrrS Are Attempting To
Force Prices Up.

WASHINTGON. August 2.--iinward
T.. FlSE, special assistant to the At
torncy-Gencral in the enforcement OF
the Lever law against profitecr!ng.
charged today That manufacturers
and Jobbcrs OF wearing apparel were
attempting, through careful propa
Sanda, 10 stampede retailers and
the public into q renewed fictitious
demand" for clothing and thereby
force prices higher.
The Department OF Justice" said
Mr.. FiHg. lis fully advised OF ,hr
several phases of this carefully plan
ned campaign and 1t only remains to
fN personal responsibility before ap-
plying the criminal provisions .. The
Lever law"
In II formal statement. Mr. EigE
charged that the manufacturers and
johbcrS were circulating propaganda
similar 10 that used to mnlct The
public during the recent speculative
conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
IMPORTS OF FOODSTUFFS
TO U. S. SHOW INCREASE
Gain over 1919 Il 5000, 900, WLitI
Exports decrease More Thnn
S::BG, u,ti, 900.
Thy AEsoc!atcd PrcS, ]
fttSr'rnN -

WASlilNGTON. August 2.-ImpoA
OF iuodstuns INTO The United State
during the hcsal year Just ended in
creased By nOrc than SCS,U00,OuD owe
!.l9. while exports OF foodstuffs /,
iS2t show decrease Of NOR. thar
sSno.VVv.VO0. according to foreign trad,
hEurcs Issued today by the Depart
Incnt OF COmmrrcc.
Foodstuns imported during i92l
ttolaicd Sl:5l3.71G.30c. compared will
Ss32, i22,yJl in 1919. Exports OF IN,
same commodities in 1890 anourtet
TO s2.lil,l93,l30. as against $500.
s52.icU during 1919.
Crude materials for use In manu-,
featuring imported in 1920 totalct
S2iil.t compared with si.250,
6i,I In 1919. ana exports amounted
TO $l.9GS.1Is.4i2 in 1920, against 81.
"@G.3c5i37 in 1919
Exports OF manufactures ready FOL
consumption during 1920 amounted [.
H.yH3,ot', and imports totale,
81 b.l25,Sss. Exports OF nanufah
lures TOR further use in manufactuf.
Ing amounted to SJ9l.320.523 durinl
1':G. and Imports ;otalcd ss0O.7l3,2s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD
PRESERVES ORDER IN M!AEI
-Four Hundred Negroes From Ba|
hnmhs Make Threats Follow
Ing Death OF brooks.

MIAMI. FLA. August Fort,
men Of the second separate Florid
National Guard, heavily armed. ar
cooperating with the police toniEh
In preserving order IN the negro set
tlcinent or Miami.
They we're called out today afte
Mayor William prudon Smith obtain
ed tnc sanction u! the A1jutant-Gcn
crai. because OF Il demonstration b
more than zoe alien negroes frorI
the bahama Islands. following the ar
rival from Ormond. Fla. OF The bod
OF Herbert BROOKS, VINO is alleged I,
have attacked "a white woman her
Friday. The negroes prOfcss.d 1
believe Brooks had been Killed by
mob and ala rot leap from the NOV
ing train on whicR ne was bein;
TRANSPORTS! TO Jacksonville .Saturda,
for safe keeping, and made threat
or vengeance.
Brooks was a British subjcct an,
bri;ish Vice Consul a. a. H. Hub
lard demanded an autopsy. This wa
conducted by DR.. T., X. JuuIon. coun
~ physician, and revealed nothing o
a sensational nature. The body wa.
ldcnt!iicI AS BROOKS body. The wo
man had previously identified him a
her asSal.Jut,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
CONSIDERS EXTRACTION
OF ALLEGED KlDNAPERS
Governor iiickrtt Nruucstrd Ia Per
nut Arrest of Farmers From
south Carolina.
lNy Assoclatel rrcsa ]

COLUMBIA, 8 g, August Gov
crnor Cooper Today has under con-
sideratIon -rNtradition warrants from
Governor Beckett. o! North Carolina
for the return 10 North Carolina, of
w. -. Mayncld, Jim Breeder and
Henry Il. Sandifcr. prominent farm
crs OF Denmark. this state, charged
with kidnapping.
The men wen; into Arson County.
North Carolina. and brought back 10
this state two negro farm hands who
had left Mr.. Mayhcld's farm 1T Den
narii several weeks ago. IN attempt
10 get the laborcrs from North Caro-
lima by CXtTadition proceedings.
charging them with having left this
State with property under Hen. was
rejected by Governor Beckett last
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
ARE IN GOOD CONDITION
Dust and Rough Portion between
DumfricS Somewhat Mar high
NIuy tp Wash Ing ton, However.

The Richmond washington highway
remains in good condition except for
dust and rough sections between
Dumfr!cs and pccouuau and tho short
section OF the new roadbcd ~ tn"
south end of chappawams!c swamp.
Richmond branch OF the United states
Weather bureau announced ycs;r"-
day.
rhc road Dctwccu Richmond and
Charlottesville IL reported az being
in fairly good condition from R!ch-
mond 30 Montpelier and from Tin
cral TO Charlottesville. The intc.-
ven;nS section sim Is rather rough.
Sandy and rough section between
Richmond and williamsburg and u
bad dirt section Just east OF Williams
burg are reported on the Richmond =
old Point road The concrete scS-
tIons or the road are good. however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

OF existence.
w hch the war closed things slowed up. In
uustrics were turned back To the production
81 oru'nary goods as fast they could be- and
oc'hs h'e years and four years behind most
v .'. 'ries' they could not expect to catch up
Vim any Kind of production and any kind OF
natural minimum consumption
imcre,ore We had the situation where i'm
iheuiateiF people began TO see tina, there was
S'c"t shortage Of goods all over the world
"au' Oh course. u demand. an increasing de-
i.',,. 'a.n that means higher Driccs.-Copy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

liking wilson"
To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S'.,"king wilson" They call him King.
seven long. years has wisely directed the af
fairs of this nation during unprecedented cir
Sumsianees swayinE the people as
lowed with might and majesty, bringing us
TO victory over wcl!-nish Uncomfortable
hordcs. and pointing to the world the way OF
universal peace
But Wilson rules not with the rod,
Or big stick" a Ia Teddy:
lie leads magnetic. and { uphold
His hands are millions ready.
II.
He has sympathetic heart
Big. broad and dcmoCrdtic:
It's only TO the i0wly knavc
lie Sccmeth autocratic.
y clique Of jealous senators
With green eyes GlarinS ghoul!sh
Have done their dnrncdcst TO traducc
with speech ana action foolish
Eut generations yet unborn
With silkcn flag and bunting
Shall honor him. while all his foes
WIN merely he mole hunting
T. PEABODY Dahl.
Newport News, Va. July 81. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
ALLEGED COAL PROFITEER
TO FACE COMMISSIONER
First OF Cnsrs Against Operators 4
knoxville Territory Comes
Il, Tomorrow.
ny Associatnd Press. ]

kNoHNILLi;. TENN. August O.!
The hrst of the cases against coal
operators In the knoxville territorJ
charging violation OF the Lever acd
- set for hearing before United
states Commissioner j. pike Powered
Jr'. "Wednesday afternoon, august Al
AT O'Clock. when James *. Wool1
drldgc, 81 Woodbridge, Tenn. miner|
and clipper, "ili answer TO the charg a
or prohtccring in coal
Thursday. August 3, being electionl
dale. hut a case is SET for each d., de- y
thereafter thrcughot all next week.
The warrants alleging the collcction|
OF unreasonable profits on coal inl
carload lots have been served on aboutl
hftcen operators in this section. al !
though II IS stated that warrants will
be served on ii large number of othersl
nciore the government finishes with
It's Investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER
A LIttlr SIlcc o. Life.

4 Little Slice % Life.
y friend Of ours named Joe Flynn
Rushed In all out Of breath
And gaspcd: IL believe
l have lost my pockctbook.
l believe have been friskcd."
He was very much excited
And we tried 10 quiet him.
'Have YOU searched
All your pockcts?" we asked.
II have gone through every one
Eight or ten times-cNcept one.
Which one?" we asked.
THE lcf; hip pocket.
haven't searched that one
why not" we queiicd.
We'll, I'll tell you he said.
II haven't tried that pocket
And I'm not going 10 try it,
Because IL | should search that
Last remaining pocket and
The pocketbook shouldn't be there.
l would drop dead. that's alI."-R. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
The Poets Corner
I)oEdayS.

DOSuayS.
sticky. nabby heat,
when the oppressive, sweltering ali
makes breathing seem n feat.
the mercury may not be high, but all
around you see
Your fellow-mortals painting with tho
high humiditee,
And now and then yon hear one say.
as IL you didn't know
liy personal Observations: Gee! Amt
1t muggy thought"
Yes, dogdays are a trying time for
mortals to endure.
1t is the moisture we abhor not thes
high temperature,
Ferspiring and sweltering, we feel
Inclined to shirk,
For when the dogdays como we, stick
to everything but work D
And chief among the evils that va
have to undergo
Is the complaining wretch who waIlss
Gee. amt it muggy thoughti'
-Somerville-Jou rnal ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
PLANS FLIGHT TO FRISCO
OVER SOUTHERN ROUTE
Aero Club Of America propos~n Trans
Continental Itnce Via
Gulf states.
ms Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, August "A second
transcontinental airplane race over
"a southern route Is planned for the
winter by the Aero Club OF America.
pending sanction or the board o. gov
errors, II was announced today
The proposed course Is from New
York 10 Los Angeles via the Gulf
States and the Southwest; The iirst
race. which liz to be held In October
from New York to san Francisco. has
brought numerous requests from
cities In IN. Southern tier OF States
for second contest through that
territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
GERMAN SHIPS STILL OUT
Five Fighting Craft Awarded to
United states Did Not Arrive
ns Expected.


NEW YORK, August 2.--Thc five
former German warships. awarded to
the United States In the distribution
OF the German naval forces. did not
arrive here today as was expected.
wireless message from the fleet
announced that vessels were delayed
OWING to heavy towing of some OF
the disabled ships. II now is expect
ed that they Will arrive about Au-
gust 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Florida JurIst Dies su.ldcnIy.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, August q
Judge j. NJ. Wills, of Starkc, prcsid-
ing over the Eighth judicial Circuit
or this state, died here this morning
after short illness. He WAS CT years
old and often served as member OF
the State Supreme Court, when MEM
or disqualified. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at Starke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

There is hope for the leopard that a; last
it may change his spots, now that Pancho
Villa has put his banditry behind him and
hossomed forth in the role OF nat ional cdu-
Gator. But the government will do well 10
keep watchful eye on his schoolrooms,
lest he instruct the young Mexican idea
solely in the rudiments OF how TO shoot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Ry All Means, rrotcc, the Dog.

In answer to question as 20 whether it is
safe to allow II baby and dog to sleep together
the Health Department OF the brooklyn
Eagle" says:
ing al sorts of microbes and she might infect
the dog with something. so 1t isn't very safe
for the dog. y dog should have separate
bed with change OF sheets every night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Alternate boiling and freezing may be in
effective cure for nerves ii the patient
survives, but the treatment is not likely TO
become either popular or fashionable out
side the jals and reforma tories and IL is
suspected that even there its administration
is punitive rather than curative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
ARGENTINA PUTS STOP
TO SUGAR EXPECTATION
Limit of 100000 Tons Fixed Inst
May Rcnchcd, According Ia
President IriEOyrn.
TBy Associated PrcSs.l
-rI. .InI>I,


BUENOS AIRES. August 2-Thc
further expectation of sugar from
Argentina has been forbidden by de-
cree of President Irigoyen. the limit
of 100. 900 tons for the expectation OF
which permission was given last Mag
having been reached and dorncs.i c
prices having advanced to excessive
figures. 1t is estimated that more
was contracted for by interests i'm
the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
STRIKE OF LINOTYPE MEN
IN PHILIPPINES SPREADING
Operators Protest Against Assertions
VI n"rri,'h Sc"sFnprrS oPpos-
Ing Imdcncndcncc of Islands.

MANILA, August 2.-The strike of
linotype operators. which began Fri
day AS Il protest against published as
sertions by three American neWSpa-
pers here that the Fii!pinos are not
ready for Independence, spread yes
tcrday, the entire mechanical force
and most OF the Filipino members Of
the editorial STATS Of these papers
walking out.
AS a result of the strike. no Sun
day morning issue Of the Times was
printed, while the Bulletin and Cable
News-American appeared in abbrc-
Waited form
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
FRANCE REFERS u. S. OIL
INQUIRY TO GREAT BRITAIN
Dual D'OrSny Announces That II VIII
Abide by EnEland's Decision In
the Matter.
IBy Universal Service. !

PARIS. August 2.-The French
Foreign Office has put the answer 20
the representatives Of the Unite
states FOR equal opportunities IN the
oil ncldS of the mandate countries
up TO England explaining that France
viii abide by the English decision
provided. however, that France is
assured % per cent OF the entire on
put Of petroleum covered by he cN =
listing agreements. The French Of
ncial position Is that France need
not care who works the fields so long
AS She gets her share Of the o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

HARDIN. AIANCHURIA. August p
y requiem high mass was cetebrat ed
here Sunday in memory of the MUIR
dcred members OF the Russian i'm
largely attended by representatives
of organized local monarchistic and
conservative bodies. Tho mass was
concluded without unusual incident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

De la Huer,as agreement TO accept II
price basis for oil fixed by New York quo
tations is practical demonstration Of Il
more liberal and reasonable Mexican policy
in relation to foreign commercial interests
Not only is the new President showing wis
dom i'll cultivating friendler relations with
foreign countries than any OF his prcdeccs-
sors. but the conciliatory policy he is pur-
suing in domestic affairs is bearing fruit in
overcoming the disturbed conditions which
have prevailed heretofore in the republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
BANDIT ROBS SYNAGOGUE
OF COLLECTION FOR POOR
Lone Man Holds Up Church Official.
as They Count Evenings
Offering.
u3y Associated Press.

TI1s 1fFSU'Iitou fTts'|
MINNEAPOLlS. August AN
armed bandit held up the Gam!l'us
Ghcsad Synagogue here shortly after
erviccs had been concluded las
night and escaped with $500. The
money had been collected at the ser
ices for loans to the poor. and mem
bcrs OF the synagogue had just hnish-
ed counting il when the bandi; en-
tered. fred Il shot, scooped up the
money from table and fled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Increased passenger rates on the rail
roads is likely TO defeat its purpose OF
bringing in added revenue by causing thou
sands of prospective travellers To remain at
home. That will be step in the battle
against the H. G. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Certainly nothing in this world is

Certainly nothing in this world is more
dangerously eccentric or ecccn,rically dan
gerous than the American mob. as was evil
denced in New York the other day when
throng of baseball enthusiasts testified
their Joy over Babe Ruth's thirty-nfth home
run for the season by nearly killing him
and seriously injuring an interposing police
man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Nirginia's ottici2. ranking as third in the
matter of peanut production refers, OF
course, to the well-known goobcr and not
to politics But the State is not without
plentiful supply of the latter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
DR.. -P0RRAS IS REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF PANAMA
designs tn Enter Campaign Bccnuse
Constitution f'orbids Executive
to Succeed Himself.

PANAMA. August 2.-Dr. Belisario
Porras. candidate of the Liberal Con-
seFvative party, was elected Presi-
deht or the Republic OF Panama in
the election held Saturday. Ills on
ponent In the campaign was Dr. Giro
Urriola. @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
NOBLEMAN DIES IN AFRICA
Percy ShoIto Douglas, Ninth MARQUIS
OF 0uecnsbcrry, rasxes
IBy Associated Prcas.l
vNyuyE.

JOHANNESBUItG, UNION or
SOUTH AFRICA. August 2.-Percy
Quecnsberry. is dead here, accordInr
to announcement. He was born Oc-
tober 10. 1868. succeeding to the title
upon the death OF his father in 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Just SunnOSing-

Wouldn't George Washington have slath-
crins old time telling the exact truth. :'.c
whole truth and nothing but the truth in this
day and age When a letter with an isinElass
front came TO the house. Martha would say:
What's in that letter. GEORGE"
Would George reply: That's bill from
the florists. m dear" would he suddenly
hear mysterious noise in the cellar and rush
down to fix the furnace? It's n question. isn't
1t?
or course you will understand, Martha has
rot received any flowers from George, and that
makes the situation great deal more difficult
than il might he otherwise.
But those the good old days. The gem
ius who invented the peek boo letter with
the FIRMS up In the corner had not yet
appeared
y New York woman claims that IL is impos-
sible for her to live within her income. Blu,
it is always easier to live within an income
than without IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

States refuse to ratify, It will be deserved
and singing rebuke TO the leaders of both
parties who have brought all the influence
OF their organizations to bear on State mat
ters wherein they had no right to meddlc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
TOWNSVILLE MORE THAN
DOUBLES POPULATION
Virginia Town Jumps 24O.2 Per Cent.
Other state Figures Are
Given Out.

WASHINGTON. August 2.-Joncs-
vile, Va, was added today to the
list OF places which have more than
doubled their population in the last
ten. years. JOnesville's 1920 figures
are 1895, an increase Of gi3, or 2IG 2
per cent, over 1910.
other Virginia towns announced
today include: Chincoteague. 1,11S:
Onancock, 1,07i; Tangicr, 9G2: Red
ford, 3,243: Lawrenceville, 1.439; Ber-
ryyille, LBS; bennington Gap. $40;
Salem, 4,159; Vinton, 2,779.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

To Senator Harding the Republican cause
is "sacredcr'' than any other. Seeking for
effects in language that is at least bizarre
seems to be his condition of normally"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

IL hours ending T.. y. 80. Son"
Ruinfnii - hours ending T.. NJ. 49,. none
Excess since March .............. ~
I.Nccss since January ............ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Voice of the People

Letters must give the and nddrcss OF
the writer. Name Will not be published II
writer requests.