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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
WILL URGE MODIFICATION
OF ENGLISH DIVORCE LAWS
Couihi0ns VIII lie Asked to Ada 10
NuIrher or Grounds for
Separation.
lbs Associated Press.

LONDON, April .S.--Legisla;Ion
modEyina l:ngland's divorce laws
will be urged by the present session
~ the House OF Commons. The gov
ernm.nt. ~ Is cOntcRded, will II, TINT
event be morally hound to facilitate
the passage OF measure which viii
sUnctiUn divorce on the following au-
dlt!onnl grounds: W;l.ul deser,ion
for three years. cruelty: lunncy: hu-
piinai drunkenness ana committed
death sentences.
The church view comedies the de-
maud for the chcaD-nius %. divorce
proceedings. The 60 S.l!ty OF the sexes
and Increased grounds FOR nuliity. but
d-clinea To so further.
Names Of prominence in the social
world hgure in another heavy list or
suits 10 he heard in the divorce court
during the coming term and Of the
l"Ss cases on the docket i,243 are
undt Tended. There were i.5ii slated
AT the beginning al the last term. Ia
HE latest list Lady Katherine DE-.
We're Somerset. daughter or the Duke
% ST Aloans: Iiscouni.ss Torrln.-
ton: Sir William Willoughby Viii
liams, the Hon. e. r.! chO!n,0ndeley
and Mrs. Sherwood Kelly appear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
INIATl'ItE ALMANAC
AGED EX-EMPRESS SEES
BULL FIGHT At SEVILLE
Disrexard-d Whim 0f Pour Decndss
Ia Visit Ring Today-ysys
shes GettInE Old.

TF1J ]
MADRID. April aS.-For the nrst
Time IN forty years. OK Empress E.u-
genie. widow OF Napoleon III. saw Il
bull nigh, at Seviil. today. Through
ou, the last four decades She had
Stunned tn. ring. Today she aS
planned IL was "a 'whim.'' and she
wanted TO ste another hight before
she died. adding. I'm getting old.
you know
The Empress has just celebrated
her ninety fourth birthday.
When the aged Empress. whose
whima once ruled all Europe. entered
hush fcll upon the briliian, a.
Scmblaxe. All men. from tho proud
est OF Spanish mobiles 10 the hum
birst OF peasants In the gallery.
barred their heads In reverence. After
the fight. Eugene distributed prcs-
ents among the matadors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
EGYPTIAN BLUE BEARD
SLEW SCORE OF WOMEN
inhuninn Monster Lured Many OF
BEST Families TO Murdcrer's
House In Tnntn.
by Universal Service.


CAIRO. EGYPT. April 2S.-Discov-
cry or the heads OF twenty women i'm
"A house In the town Of 1anta has re-
vealed the existence OF al: Egyp,ian
Blue Beard" the news OF whose
crimes Is stirring the whole country.
rms human monster, il appears
eni!ced women OF good family to visit
him In his house on the prctcxt he
would Introduce them TO wealthy nd
m!rers with the view to marriage
None Or the women ever cama back
from his house
:. In inviting the women BLUE
Beard urged them to make them
selves as attractive as possible and
pun on their most precious nncries
ana jewels. Once he had them in hls
Hrahp. he took all these things and
murdered the women. burning their
bodies. but no. the heads. lie com
United one such crime weekly until
inquiries by sorrowing relatives led
10 the Tanta murder house, where
upon he criminal fed. lie Is de-
scrihch as handsome adventure.
large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
BRITAIN SELECTS MARK
FOR GRAVES OF SOLDIERS
Siinp mud Uniform Memorial VIII
&c inscribed with i<ipIinx's
Chosen EpifAph.

LONDON. April es.--The war eraven
com mission has decided unanimously
for the graves OF every man and wo-
man who wnH killed o. who died in
In the war. y plain design In Port
land stone has been selected, record
ing tue name. regiment, and rank.
symbol or religious faiih and the In
scription which kipllnx chose Their
name liveth foreVer'norc." with room
at the foot OF the stone for an in
scriptiOn limited TO aiyty-siX words.
To be personally chosen by those near
est to the dead. This principle "
equality for Held marshal or camp
follower. has the approval OF the
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

70 the Editor o. The iCimes- DiIpatch:
Sir, seems 20 me tina, a greater menace
even than the on.-uian gar, about which we
are hearing ~ much just nov. in the habit Of
most of the conductors or, splitting the
transfer before he gives X to the patron ask
Ing Tor H. Surely there must he some better
Way OF separating the new ira nsfera Khan by
wcttinE his thumb his tongue time
he punches one. Eve. II the company has
him physically examined every SIX months 20
ascertain II ht * perfectly healthy man.
ye, healthy Individual is known 20 harbor
nisny nine different kinds OF germs in
his mouth among them the deadly pneu-
m0a!a germ.
|: il is unlawful 10; The patron spi; on
the ear 1t should he unlawful ior the comduc-
tor to spit on his transfer Receiving germ
laden monsS is conducive TO clean hands
and tor the conductors hea!ths sake he
should keep his hands away from his mouth.
Just think Of the millions OF snrnIs that Get Il
free ride every dy on the thDus ands Of trat:i:-
ierS issued daily our city. +. IL.
Richmond, Va. Aprl 81, 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The worki.xms,. Cr~.a
BIZ HENRY EDWARD WARNER

l don't wanta wo:k ON Sunday. because
that's the Sabbath
Nor on Monday. because that's wash day.
Nor on Tuesday. becSuse that's Young Poo
pies Meeting night.
No: on Wednesday. on account Of prayer
meeting.
Nor on Thursday. because that's shopping
day.
Nor on Friday. because that's bad luck.
Nor ON Saturday. because that's pay day.
SO yuh can set. can't yuh, how I'm up
against IL?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Th& Hon-., C.naId.,,.

Fellow Citizens candidate for
high office. nominated by my party. got
the nomination by methods which ! prefa.
not TO confess publicly. ind Will try 10 lie
Elected h. much the methods. an
running on nay party platform. chich haven't
Hrad and win All ~ which 40 not akr-. /
nave promised jobs 10 large numher OF vote
sctitrs. hnt they'll he iucS% 10 make good
because have such inten,!oa. II elected.
viii 40 Ia office .iermiutd 10 collect all my
mi!ehgr and per diem aud postage and per-
auisites. and Will take my friends II
II DAYS ! not fool enough to believe
ihal YOU expect me TO LOOK ont fur the public
nterest. Therefore, I will lie honest wirn
I"u and admit tina. I'm going to make thi.
Job cinch IL ii can he done. Now. IL YOU
want 20 vote 10: ne, so ahead and do IL but
|" MAKE sure. I'm going IL nave friends Ia
iht Juas now promise every tenth man
az y"n fat job and you'l have fat chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION is
DIRECTED IN PICKFORD CASE
Sevndn Moves TO Call Actress to liar
Ia Alleged Fraudulent
Divorce Suit.
by Associated Pry

MINDEN. NEVADA, April oS-As
neither Mary Pickf0rd nor Owen
Moore are In Nevada 10 he served
with summons in the states suit to
set aside the divorce deere. granted
70 Miss Pickford. Judge i.angan. In
the Distric, Court here today. signed
an order directing service by publi-
chlton for six weeks in Gardner
VILE paper. copies OF which are to
be sent 10 the two at Hollywood,
California. Miss Piekford is referred
TO In the order an GLADYS NJ Moore.
known as GL1dys NJ. Fairbanks'
Her attorneys let il be known that
they viii contend service by pubiica-
ton in insufficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Tic Henrh ShnM.

The Daehshund---I don't see how that grey
hound can run On those stills.
The Greyhound--Everv time that iachs-
hund jumps he bumps the ground with his
hack!
the Fox Terrier--l.o"kut ;hat settlers long
tail. Amt ii dss sceful:
The Seitrr--Thev sure cat that terriers "a. Il
mighty close TO his ears
rh- bulldog --t;r-r-r-r, Shut IN Yuh
3:Mme pain,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
TO INVESTIGATE RENT CASES
Rumors OF Strike and Sabotage
Among bronx Tenants ROuses
DenA RI nleni of .lnafice

NEW YORK, ADriI 2S.-Prospects
OF disorder in connection with the
threatened rent strikes here on MAY
! have become sufficiently alarming
TO attract the attention OF Depart
ment Of Justice agents. j. w. nilly,
chairman of the Mayors COMMITTEES
on tent protlteerng, Announced to-
department would confer with the.
committee during the day to work
out plans for preventing serious out
or Mra H6ly announced rece,,,v 10
had learned that more than roc. 900
tenants In the Bronx and Brownsville
had been organized for the strike and
that sabotage was planned as a meas
ure OF revenge against landlords.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Please!

Mike!
Did You git held up by the railroad
strike?
Can't you see the leaves on the lilac
trees,
With their noses out in the winter
breeze?
An the robins came but their voices
fro2e
An we've all gone back to our winter
clothes.
We've been watchin' old winters
funny stunts
For derned long time. now, we'd
like some months
With a bit Of sunshine, and some
warm spring rain;
Oh come hack, to us, soon, or we'll
all be insane. a a ~
eVeryssill cures " b \ -
I On come kssto sus. please, 3 and I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
NO DEMOCRATS ON LIST
IN CAROLINA PRIMARY
Senator SIninona Placed Before
Voters, na No Other NecoEnIxea
Candidate Concs out.
lBy Annotated I'r.as. !

RALEIGH " g.. April es.-Be-
cause no other Democratic uspirant
for the presidency had iiled notice
OF entering the Stale primary when
-. Chairman Lamb OF the State cleo
ton board, stated today that United
States Senator T.. NJ. Simmons would
De certified AZ the choice and North
Carolina'S twenty four delegates
would he instructed 10 vote for MIN
for the preside nomination az
long as hla name is before the Dom
Ocratic national convention at san
Francisco. Senator Simmons name
Was ordered placed on the ticket by
DemOCratic state convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
PURCHASES BREWERIEs
Chicago Brewer Invests Fortune. BE-
iIeNinE Country VIII he
Wet AGnin.

CHICA April 2S-Edward
Landsoerg, Chicago broker. an
nounced today that he had invested
a fortune in obtaining new breweries.
believing the United States will not
remain as dry" 80 II Is now. He
had purchased the entire American
stock holdings Of the Milwaukee and
Chicago Brewers. Limited. an Eng
lish holding company. owning all the
stock OF the United States Brewing
Company, he said. -
The American holdings were said
to approximate $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
BODIES OF $50 U. S. DEAD
ARE BROUGHT TO AMERICA
Earh will lie Accompanied Home By
Gunrd OF
Honor.
fny ASSOCIATED Press.l

NEW YORK. APRIL 2$--Tne bodies
OF 3'3 American soldiers. MI but
cighty, OF whom died in France, ar
rived hare to-day on the army ira nS-
port Mercury from Antwerp and
Southampton
detachment OF the graves regis
.fatio service took charge OF the
bodies and arranged to ship them
home TO their relatives.
Eath body will be accompanied by
Il uniformed guhrd OF honor who will
casl:rt Is lowered into the final rest
ing place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
pLilosupslc M.unaeri,u..

Anxiety is little game that's played to
make the other fellow nervous.
When Diusenes WAS looking for .n honest
man policeman stole his lantern.
The shortest distance To the nearest star is
toll call subject 10 indefinite delay
1t used Ia he that woman's form was mys-
terry.
even acquainted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
nurton Decline. Pubilo once.

WASffINGTUN, Aprll 28.--Nomina-
ton OF Theodore E. Burton, former
OF the tariff commission, was with
drawn from tho senate today by
President W!lson. ar. Burton. who
now is president OF the Merchants
;;s sss:s, y ss;ss S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
WoMEN's LEGION ORGANIZES
Women Relatives OF War Veterans to
Hold national Convention In
Washington May lI.io.
. By AMociated Press.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.--The first
national convention OF the American
May 13, IA and l5. II was announced
today. All women relatives OF men
who took part in. the war are invited
to organize locally ard send two dele
gates for every twenty-five members.
Ameiioration OF the condition or tina
wounded soldiers. redncti Ion OF hit
cracy and participation In the CAM
paign OF AmericaniEation were named
as objects OF the legion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
RENT PROFITS MAY BE
LIMITED BY NEW LAWS
Detroit Tenants League Rruuests
Special session Of Legislature
to Relieve Situation.

DETROIT. April 2S.--The Detroit
tenants league sent petition to
Governor Albert +. Sleeper today,
Legislature he called to enact Laws
governing rentals. The petition sug-
Sests that profits on rents be fixed by
law. that the landlords be required
t. give six months notice to Vacate
and that he be required to provide
premises similar to those vacated
when he desires immediate posses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
The Weather
tFurnisl.d by L. &. Weather Bureau,
Forecast: yirsroiu

'Fnir Thursday and Fri
day; slowly rising TOM
perature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
TIENTSIN HEARS OF A
JAP DIVISION ANNIHILATED
Flight Ia Reported to Have Occurred
In siberia. and There Ia
No Confirmation.

LONDON. April 2s.--A Russian
hrm in Tientsin. China. has received
q ciblesrnm announcing the ami
hilatio or n Japanese division in the
khatarovsk district OF Siberia, ac-
to the Echsnge Telegraph Co. under
Mondays o.te. No Official statement
could be obtained. the dispatch adds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
'rhes< Da1a.

We Know who read. write and
shtak hve ianSuaBef H.. is q finished mus
can and can write fine verse lie IL handy
with cabhet tools. drives a car and he. no sn
plane lie knows teit3raph% and is an e1-
pert IN experimental physics. In sports he Is
crack. and NE knows more thSn 20h clever
card tricks. He is born wit and writes
humor. irresistib!y.
But he hasn't seemed to &c. the
haMs al earning living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

4 Some OF the mouse traps Senator Len
DOT sarcasticaily says have been set for
&tohteerS might be placed now to catch
@uskrats. Their pelts have gone from no
falue five years ago TO from Go cents TO
kb-6u- each, according TO recent sales in
New York. But the average citizen, skinned
ssery day, knows sadly tna his hide is
|6p, worth even mailing up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
WILL RETAIN 10000
ENLISTED RESERVlSTS
Naval Appropriation Hili Is Amended
TO Continue Needed Men
In Service.

WASHINGTON. APRIL 2S---An amend
ment 10 the nava! appropriation dill.
providing FOR the retention in the
regular army forces OF 10000 enlisted
reservist and 100 temporary officers.
added at request OF the department
and the House Naval Committee. The
services or these men are needed i'm
Dtratively 1t was stated. because OF
the small number OF new enl.stments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

a As the Armenians are said To be the
quickest, sickest and graf,est traders in
he world we might accept mandate over
lem and sentence SOME OF our protlteers
y do business III the country. with the
Il ipe that they may find somebody able TO
Il hrn their game and break them We have
Z lied at the Job in 800 different ways.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Say. Cable Communication Hampered

WASHINGTON, April ga bin
giving the Secretary Of State the
right to license all cable lines along
American shores was introduced by
American cable Communication With
South America wero being hanipered
nnE SLIME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

/ eGompers, describing the Republican Con
grgss as a failure, the Democratic .Presi-
dent as blight and the new Labor party
spsg u fool enterprise, differs diametrcally
with Hoover, who contrves to see good
ippints in all of them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
The Hing.

ma" listen Mary"
'W ELL"
Ware going out tonight. aud when get
10 ;he party let's cut out this husband and
wife bnsiness and act like we're friendly: then
as soon a. We start home you can act natural
/. you want to-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

cupid. son OF Venus, with his foolish arrows
Hah sho, at hearts for seven million springs:
i'ut now his Flights stupid
lies 6ut;ernG kind OF Cupid
Since ii. c. l.. has gone and clipped his wings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

" THURSDAY. April. -. 1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Speculation and Panic

Z OR Il few days il seemed that the coun-
Try was ON the eve OF a smashing.
crashing financial panic. The stock ex-
Change and the produce exchanges felt the
shock o! sudden reaction. Prices OF
stocks and commodities hit the downward
slide and for lime il looked az il the
bottom had dropped out OF the market.
But before the terrorisls could get their
grip on the situation powerful influences
Went 10 work and values were in Il sense
rc-established. The panic was averted
and issues began slowly and painfully 10
regain their former standing
Many causes have been defined as respon-
sihle ior this swift and decisive decline In
the price OF stocks bonds, cotton and
wheat, and it il evident that many causes
entered into the market situation No one
thing Is 10 he held accountable Certainly
II" news Of the day was sufficiently alarm
ing ~ cause the break Nor were the
crop reports on other factors OF that nature
solely I" blame 1t was simply combina-
ton %! circumstances.
IN The first place. the country only two
weeks before had been threatened with
disastrous railroad strike For a while il
seemed that partial paralysis would result
in the direction of both Transportation and
industry. But ali the sane forces OF the
nation united 10 combat this outlaw at
tempt TO tie up the nation important in
thls anti3trike mobilization was the New
FORK stock E1clange. That great mart
scotchcl itself mmly 10 resist the effects
Of he railroad tic-mp and by artificial
Stimulation forced The market 10 an alb
normally high point.
Is soon the strike was settled this
ariihcial support Of leading securities was
"lihdra"n. With the inevitable result that
the prices dropped. Once they started fall
J Ing there was little to keen Them fron, r,II-
ms lar Bui there was no panic ard no
serious threat Of one. This country is far
10" sol!d. and It's hnaacia! system is far
100 elastic for repetition Of the 1907
! h"sc" 1t would take far more than the
failure OF another knickerbocker Trust
! Company 10 plunge the country into a fnan-
cial maeA'rom. There Will be other mar
aei Nurries. rapid rises Ia prices and equally
'apih declines. hnl there will no no crash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

q Announcemenr that doctors are to be
,ermitted to issue 100 spirtus frumenti
prescriptions for quarter may cause nm
Stoly joy until it is realized that the lmi-
fation means three months instead Of 2J
eents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Gh.rronl Eph's Daily rhouxAt.

"Sdme people 30 busy fndin' trouble" said
CHARCOAL Eph. rurninstively. dat ern 20 hand
dem good time dey Keeps mis'ahie thinkin'
bout de return visit. Eat a tripe Mistah
Jack SON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

6,HFrom present prospects the entire sup
bly, OF newsprint paper in reach will he
Ineeded To carry the names and claims of
candidates for The presidency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
North, Cnr0llna-FuIr
Thursday md Friday /:
slowly rfsink tempera-
tpre.
Local Temperature Yester,I.,

., -. NJ tcinDrru tufr .,.... e..
MMnMniun ternpetature to \ ~ ~
MSii,Ihun temperature to ) T. 81 III
Mcln temperature ycstcrdny "a
norniai temnarnturc for this tlnts 80
EXCESS sjprc No. '..'......
Deficiency since January i..:..:.:. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Hiram Johnson friends begin to saw that
IN the California primaries the Hoover SUP.
porters are playing II low on Hi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

II the government starts out on a new
program OF price-fIins, the country NAV
justly indulge the apprehe naion that the
peak OF high prices will again move for
ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Senator Borak. trying To show nm the
campaign expenditures OF General Wood is
me, by prompt challenge OF the latter 10
come 10 showdown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

ex-senator Smith. Of Georgia. emerging from
| lis battle in that State. realizes the sem
Ikafion of the Congressman made famous
sby Tom Watson's anecdote, who rose to
enquire, mr.. Speaker where am at?''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

sugar, having been pronounced a sub.
aitn'e for liquor. evidently is trying to
catch MP in price with bootleg whisky. Skin
mish!nE for both has already reached th,
same stage Of intensity, and the relative
dihefehee III price is steadily being mar
rowed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Primary elections are being fought GU,
chiefly on secondary issues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
girllrnuu0 Gimrs.bispatrh
THE DISPATCH

spUBLySHED every the at 10 south
ffE8TenQI street. Richmond. Va. BY The imes-
pl.phtch Publishing Co.. Inc. Charles r. Haahr"oS'
III Editor and Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
4 (ouonSrun,.
(.unIdS I'rHuhlea.

Twenty seconds to answer this Who
ia the Vice president Of the United States?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Local Rainfall.

n nandhiiam ~ hours ending 3 =. 81 IN
ESccssh since March l......... Los
TNecss since January 1.....,. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

&5 Small comfort is found FOR IN. G. O H.
@n Samuel Gompers dennnciation Of the
S1resent do-nothing Congress luasmuch a.
sSsssiat Congress. Which hc utterly condemns
fas dominated by the Republicans them re.
gent maneuverings FOR The capture OF the
SyRbor vote apparently are rendered fruit.
s46ss., and their compacent assumption tina!
sEeSIa organized iabor-suffrage vote would be
g&4siiy corralled in November must be
shaken 1t is a scaihing indictment
Tlhst the head OF the American Fedora ion
M Labor brings against the ohstruction!st
Republican Congress. and the leaders of ina,
sIerty will find 1t difficult, If not mpossi-
535}le.s to convince the American electorate
That It is worthy of continued lease OF
Mower
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Voice Of the People

Letters mast give the name aud address OF
the writer. Snins will not kr pubiished 81
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

f7 Hide and leather ana shoe corporations
lho~ enormous and eXOlbitan; profits be-
tanse the people rush TO buy everything
fey produce and pay anything they choose
p ask When united public sentiment takcs
a,ape in action and hats the demand 10
he limit OF real necessities supply will
tccumulate and prices viii drop The con
;tttion is so very simple and The remedy
10 plain and ready 10 The hands OF The
5eople that all the guessing. ncrnderimg.
ifild talk and windy suggestion in connec-
Hon with the subject are remarkably alb
fturd, as we come TO look at il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Special Data

i WInd ob ,,,rnutns Mt ar NJ Yesterday.
ioeity. D: weather at =. 81. clear