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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Self-Discipilnc.
: 1870. by Nat ,onai Newspaper Service ,

hbIty the wsskness act ' the "nre
s sswG put IT. only TOO mildly rhsre is no
Strong eno Ssh !" fast ,hA, normal boy is
~, Nor is there any escape from the
y youths, works havoc physically. mentally and
in,orni!y, as every hard headed business man
physician well KNOWS A Youth IS c 1,pif
sa',i that is he has not attained his fun
- mth physically and mentally. until the age
=. swemty -one-that being tho age AT which he
matter Of facp mmsw emo enough to vote AS
n,u mnschtaily mature until the age Of twenty
man should marry or be taxed by the State
tohacc a"Et e., upon the injurious effects of
,eGo is not injurious after !. man has at
how dis nin,nray. ior every physician knows
a as can detet mine. aboi,t one in every half
serious physical detrimcnt for the reason thai
Inou' one IN every half dozen users of this
:. The action of tobacco as drug is no, clear
pip"fuI or nr',, .nere Is enough nicotine in
e sa to quickly IN large animal: Hcnce
by the man VINO uses tob 9t .n'S Is
n ,ma afe Of the drug may be accountnbc for
nervous system the vision the Igestion n ,i
tt functions II may bc that the produc-
direct inhalation thereof is an Important fnc
tohoCco ''T hmrSo'ic or .st!mulant' action OF
rtspiration is more shallow than usual l:ut
tohnrco rhG mode Of action II is certain that
as rise Of blood pressure Increased rapidity
81 heart action casually this points toward
ncnst weakncss), fine tremor n loss Of mental
tEilc.ehry ana or physical efficiency amount
INF 10 from 10 to "a per cent when sc;entificnl-
~ measured Il hypcracid gastric secretion n
h',rkch impairment OF kidney function
,, II Is TO every tobacco user to decide for
nlHlScli-ior the Observation-Disclosures hc shall
he slave or master OF the habit, Mind do
not say that \ temperate use OF Tobacco neccs-
sari'y injurcs a grown mans health
smnkcr who smokes before noon Is ,i,,,oS,
c'rialI,ly an excessive Of tobacco a,I
VII almost certainty ray dearly FOR his IN
nnisfnce ny some breakdown involving heart
arteries or Kidneys before many vcn-s Nns,
smokers who Indulge in business, hours arc
on the totoSSan. whether they themselves
realize 1t just or not or course Inc
case. " 49, ''' ''''S
Inc way tobacco user can provo himself
master Is By having smokclcs- dav each
Wc'k: AMI resorvinv his daily pipe or cigar
'or ms evening aftcr-dinncr hour
Qu"ntions mud Answers
From Widest Montnna-Can you sucgcst
nnythlnE That VIII relieve n person OF an itch
ing SCALP? OR. s, Montana)
- Answcr-Scnd :. \. T. for reply hy mail
TOW TO care FOR the Hair and Keep the Scalp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
A Daily Once-Over
You're Only An Old AS You Act.
BI j. j. MUNDl.

In order 10 appear scdatc and learned we'll
balanced and a thinker, man OF power ana
strong conviction. you have schooied yourseit
to smile seldom and talk less and put gen
cral dampcr on enthusiasm.
Then you wonder why you feel so Old
You realize how much less your muscles can
stand than formerly. how tired you get Win
lille effort on your part and you say you are
-etting oid-'thc old man IS not what he used
10 be" or words to that effect.
You are assuming the character OF tho has
been class and heating yourself to II, so why
should others think you otherwise?
Now IL is possible for the deep thinker 10
have Il ready smile.
Many 4 solid hard headed man is practical
and enthusiastic -,
If your nature is buoyant why curb it?
That cheerful spirit ought to MAKE you n
clearer thinker. 80, .
Cultivate the happy mood. and you VII! hna
shat age is largely mental altitndc-stt'l
IRIS is a Young mans age. and you arc do
ing Yourself 4 Kindness when you forget pm!
steal ailments and forge ahead
You must do this to Keep up with the pro-
cess!on.-CopyriGht 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RAINS MAKE ROADS OUT
OF RICHMOND SLIPPERY
Aside From This. Highway. Arc I,
Good Condition. Says
Weather bureau

TOAD CoudItIons IN VlrglnIa wcro
reported by the Richmond branch o.,
IN" United States Weather bureau
yesterday "a hc as follows
iichmoni Washington The show
"rs OF yesterday afternoon and last
night made TINS halfway slipper. In
good
iichmond- clarksYilc- Light rains
lnid the dust and rauSed some MIMI
also the stretch between Ndt,u.va.
iIiy"r ana Warfrld is reported 10 he
a niue rough. otherwise Thu. high
Wa Is In fairly good condition
iichmond- tharlottcsvllle High
way tAirly good To Montpelier: thcice
rough I" Coates. thcHce ftirly good,
except Wet on clay sections.
ltichmond Old Point ~ Thorc are
somo rough wet spots on Girt zoe.
ZION 10 WILLIAMSBURG, amt some bad
places on dirt sections ea4t OF VII
linmsburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

TO the Editor OF rho rinos-p .spaich:
Sir,-i i.el sorry Tor any who allows
biils that are made out from the meters.
Hscd TO get 50 myself until read up on
ancient history. In this way learned that
inc gas meter FIRST used in Modes AMI
Persia ard therefore law unto them
selves, unchanged ana unchnngcablc. same as
an women VIII be when they nave pay
gas IN her. she keeps on goin' round whether
sas is used or not. runs by the smell. as it
G sLstands. in the Modes md Persian Ian
suaSe, for goes all same" same as {; . u
stands in L. :. for Graft on privileges"
by a further, or rather, later pcruspl in
kick made IN Medes and Persia about ga
bill. that the inst and las, one And his
Kick was not AN out and out Kick. hut he APP
preached the subject by the innuc ndo route
and ciinched tho fatality OF the act by writing
II in Ills head was cut OFT and As a
warning. every gas rscr was given copy of
demise OF the man. end had |" paste ii in his
tUrhGu.
would suggest therefore. that every user
Of gns in these parts Cor the custodian OF a
whether gas is used or noc he required To
get :, cony Of this history. put 1t in his her
should blow of gas :bout their hill they
remove their tondreGser and road. they viii
ret '?s much satisfaction by doing this as by
other move and save time. Now this is
vcrS" that "XDoditcd the loEin" OF tn" head Of
the Modes and Persian aforesaid: Listen:
Ana s,ii w" Have to Meter.
Can 'ic and look YOU n the face
iris daughter Of Sarhira,
Oh for a coat Of fcathercd tar
And burning jet to fire her;
No use to try to beat her.
she plias her robhine. cheating ways
And stiIl we have to,M"tcr
Richmond Va Iulv : 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
The Poets Corner

Comrades
Comrades. grid your swords tonight
For the battle is with dawni
oh. the clash of shields together
with the triumph coming on!
Greet the foe
And lay him low,
When strong men fight together!
Comrades. watch tho tides tonight.
For the sailing Is with dawn!
oh. to face the spray together,
Greet the sea
With n shout OF glcc,
When strong men roam together!
Comrades, give the cheer tonight!
For tho dying is with daWni
oh, to meet the stars together.
With the silence coming on! ~
Greet the, end 49,, 4 4, Z 1 &, -IE
AZ frland, "a SfrieHd, ~ sts & & n ~
y 81 !, s. Y ORCHARD sHARYEIYa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

Mr. Marshallk longing for rest seems
rather odd inasn,uch as he is completing
his second term in tho yiee-presidennx y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ElKS LAUNCH DRIVE FOR
ONE MILLION MEMBERS
hr"I>i"n Rrnri,rd During I,fp.I ,I,,
III National '<svcntion In
thir.so.,

III 40, July 81 +. q Elb,
tHnual convention today. inst,,li.r. t ~,
hrWlS eisetc" officers ana decided -,
'atnch an Immediate mDinb.,rs,,t,
".'Sr t" Increase tho total OF thn
U..HS n,S htnihcrs from 100000 TO -
Ni!l.am u Abbott. Of san Fran
CISCO. succeeds Frank l.. Kalu a..
grand DNaitcd ruler. ~
NliI :|IGii.e won tho baseball cham,
p!Gnshtp of the order from ,,hic',I.o
today. 10 to Is
In band contest with nearly 100
",'ZAb""5 'onpe,ius, Ia. band ot
-" ~" rot lodge took nrst money
"lLWNn 90 sccnnh and .itInntn fhIrd'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
CALL GENERAL CHhIRMEN
TO CONSIDER WAGE AWARD
Railroad Labor Hoard Decision VIII
he Immediately Passed On for
Referendum Vote.

EN NSSOcinf"N Irers.
WASHINGTON. July S.-N special
meeting Of the general chairncn Of
sixteen railroad labor organizations
has been called for ChicnSo on July
award OF tho Railroad Labor Board
IS soon rs il is made. The award
is expected on or about July 20.
In addition 10 the general chair
men. about Zoo committeeman from
the unions are expected in Chicago
at the same Zine to vote On the
award. II the Labor Boards dccis-
ION is accepted 10y the convention. II
viii then be submitted to a refercn-
dunn vote OF the unions. IL was said at
labor headquarters today. under an
agreement That the entire member
ship should have opportunity TO pass
on IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
SQUIRE ]. P. M'DONOUGH
CELEBRATES A BIRTHDAY
Hirhmomd's YOUNGEST Justirr of Pence
bisri"srs Ercora Entered In
the Finally Iljlte

srnIro ], T. McDonough. ,nacis-
trai9 at the Second District poiico
station. Today * celebrating; a birth
Jay me squire says that ACCORDING,
I" the tHIni.y Bible. hc nrst saw tho
HEEL ut day on .jg!y .. 1887. which
makes him 50 years old today.
Doe, as the squire Is familiarIy
youngest magistrates in tho cit. INV
!nS h"cn appointed Justice OF inc
f.t"e hy Judge Richardson, ~ Iiust.
inSs Court, following the ratircmcnt
80 9HHlr" i'nrdi" several months ago.
Jay or night. doing his duty, and
lhlnhLME nt SOFT Mninrn ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
TAMPA CIGAR FACTORIES
REOPEN, DEFY!NG STRIKE
Managers Claim That All I,rnrhrs
Are Filled Under "Opcn
ShOp" fInn
IDs AssocIatcA 70 |

TAMPA. FILA. Juiy S.---Strik!nE
cigar makers returned 10 work tnIs
morning IN numbers sufficient to man
every bench in some factories. while
Al others only u few places were
g. MARTINEZ. secretary or The ti..r
Manufacturers Associations at noon
Nearly loo large cigar lnarnlac-
turcrS opened the doors OF their fac
tories THIS m3ruins To any cigar
makers who wished TO work under
the open shop" plan. y strike nnd
lockout has been Ia progress IN this
business since April II last
Union leaders claimed tina, the e.
tecis Of the manufacturers 70 resume"
operation would prove unsuccessful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
THOUSANDS ATTRACTED
By ST WAGE IN WHEAT
Arm! of I.nborcrs From Atlantic md
Allegheny trEi"ns Make
itccOrd In west.
10y Associated rfcss

WASlIfNGToN. July S.-A land
army Of loo. 600 farm hands recruited
and organized by the Department Of
Ac riCulturc is moving northward
across the Western wheat belt har-
v~-tinE the nations grain crop In
better time than III many years, aC-
cordinG 10 reports today TO the de-
partmcnt
For the first time In years farmers
have not been handicapped through
labor shortages" Director Taylor, of
the farm bureau, said. Attracte" ny
u wage Of 81 for a tcu-hour day.
thousands OF workers from Atlantis
and Allegheny regions have gone
west OF the Mississippi River TO join
the harvest drive. according 20 de-
partment officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
GERMAN STATE is READY
TO SPRING REVOLUTION
brunswick RnslfcaIs Reported Work
ing Fcrerinhty on Plans for
Drastic Action.

o>II.y Associatcd Press.
LONDON, July S.--A Central News
dispatch from Berlin dated Wcdnes-
day reports that preparations are
proceeding for revolution in Bruns-
WICK. The extreme radicals. 1t is de-
ciared. are working fevcrisl!y on
plans for general strike at the
week end, and n new Revolutionary
committee is said to have arranged
for 4 big mass-mecting within n Ga y
or two To consider the question or
drastic action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
HEIGHTS TO CELEBRATE
VIII Hold Community Demonstration
Saturday. July ~. in barton
Heights.

Julien G. Anderson VIII he In
chaTEc Of "a community celcbration
no bigEcs; affair OF the kind ever
planned in Barton Heights. 10 be
given saturday, July - according 10
games viii be features. and refresh
Tents will be served
The celebration Will be held in tho
new public park in Barton Heights.
and viii TIC concluded with dancinr,
in the school building. Citizcns OF
the community are asked TO hrlp nut
the park in good condition for the
celebration.
special meeting of the associa-
ton before the celebration is being
planned by Bernard l.. Jones. prcsi,
dent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
HOG ISLAND LAUNCHING
TO BREAK WORLD RECORD
seven steel Cargo Carriers VIII Take
Maiden baths In thr Delaware
River July 81.


PHILADELPHIA. July 3. Seven
steel ,.S25-ton cargo carriers will he
sent int" the Delaware River AZ the
Hog Island Shipyard on July u. cS-
;ablishing new worlds record for
ship launchingS in one day. Matthew
&. Brush. president OF tho American
International ShiphuildinS Corpora
tiou, in making the announce nrnt.
said the launching gang would hc
allotted only fifty minutes to com
rl"tc the task.
When the last of the seven vessels
leaves the way l22 ships will have
been launched at Hog Island since
August. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
REV0L TING GENERALS ARE
CARRANZA FOLLOWERS
Oregon Declares Trouble Confined Ia
Local Sections a-G Regarded
HS ibIufr.
Nv NssOCidItU IrcSs.
lGAI i,S .I'II I,l,. =

NV NssOCidItU I'rcSs.
NOGAi.ES. hltiZ.. July S.-Gcnerai
hiVar" Oregon. in IL statement here
today regarding reports OF rcvolts in
parts OF Mexico against the de facto
government, said the revolving gem
erals were former Carranza adhcrents
wEo feared punishment by the pres
ent government on graft charges.
The rcvolts. the general said, are
confined TO two or three local sec
lions and are regarded as IA bluff
before flight Of the revolving parties
to the mountains az fugitivcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
NAME AMERICAN FLYERS
FOR IN IRRATIONAL MEET
Howard I,inrhnrt aud Major II. w.
schroeder 10 Enter GREAT
AIr Drr.y.

-, Nv NcsOCiIt"I IrrYA.
pAfToN, ONO. July S.-lIoward
islhchhrt. chief test pilot for tho
DAYTON Wright Airplanc COMPANY,
company in the intcrnationaI air
plane race to hc held in France in
Scptemher. R!nchart and Major r..
W: Schroeder who viii ily Tor the
army ar service. are preparing their
planes here to leave ror France earIv
In September -
Major Schroeder will use a sncciaI
~ designed spccd plane. while the
SN!p 10 De niioted by itinchart is now
being completed IN secret
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Tnv Rcturns Duc July q

w ASIIINGT TON. July S.-The
Bureau OF Internal Revenue estimated
tonight that 1000 capital stock tax
returns would BIO made on or before
July 81. Every corporation in the
United Ststns u required to make (,
return. Tho burea,i, tBuggested that
checks for the amounts BIO submit
TED With the eturns to lesson gliabil-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
MEXICAN OIL EXPORTS A.
LARGEST IN THE WORLD
Country VIII Send To Foreign ,IurIse,.
More Thrr 13O.U00, 900 BnrrcIY
iI,ar

MENICO CITY. July s.-Mcxlco
viii export during 1920 between i3O.-
100000 and l35,c00,00G barrels OF oil.
more man all the rest OF the world.
including the United States. accord
ing to estimates made by George
Blardonc. Tampico Oil stntistician.
Exports for May alone arc given
as 1880, EOS barrels, which is ncarly
double the shipments for May, 1919,
and sets the worlds record for ono
months production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Mystery Surrounds Auto AccIdcn,

EInmctt Fond is at his home. 35O0
Decatur street. recovering from the
tncGts OF being run over early yes
in an automobile. bearing n SSuti,
carolina license tag. Mr.. Pond
crossing Hull Street at Sixth. he
caihc chtanSlcd in jam between
several automobiles and n street car
Whcn the car moved on he was dis
covered on the sidewalk with n
severe cut over his eye. Virginia
hospital was called, DR. Strickland
RESPONDING. and the wound was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
ALLIES INVITE WILSON
TO CALL LEAGUE MEETING
Believed That President VIII Name
Geneva or Brns"cIs ns Place of
Assembly.
IIiv UniNc-snI Scr,.Icc

WASHlNCiToN. July S.-Prcsidcnt
wilson has been asked by the allies
10 can meeting Of the League oil
nations assembly early in November
II became officially known here to-
day.
There has been some Speculation
as To what city the President will
dcsiEnniI for the meeting. Official
conjecture hcins about evenly divided
between Geneva and BRUSSELS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASE
OF TWO VIRGINIA BANKS
Anrro,Ns and Rocky Mount National
Hanks Ench Want 10 Double
Theif GSSues
IS2eGiai 70 The Times Dispat

TS3ccIal % Tho Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. July S.-Two Vir-
Einia banks filed applications with
The Comptroller of the Currency to-
i'al stock The First National Bank
81 Narrows would Increase its cap
ital from $4,000 10 $4,000. and the
FlrSt National Bank of Rocky Mount
asked the comptroller for permission
70 Increase its capital from $4,000 to
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

"ii.y increases. He becomes concerned not
oniy TOT ms own home but for his country as
a 's Wen; The whole Indian atmosphere is sur
s'anu on their feet. make their own way nav
.aAes' ieed. ciothe and educate themselves the
' as the white man.--Copyright. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
HASKELL RESIGNS POST AS
ARMENIAN COMMISSIONER
American omccr Has Been Repre-
scntins Allies in Armenia Since
July, 1919.
10y Associated press. ]

CONSTANrlNOfLE, July S.-Col-
onel William N. Haskell, the Amerl-
can officer, who has been high COM
missioner of tho allies to Armenia
since July, 1919. has resigned that
position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
SHOWS ID PER CENT GAIN
Government Census Report Gives
Southern City Incrcase Of
5.;I.S i'm Ten Years.

I.v AssOciatcd FrtsN
WASHINGTON. July S.-Ccnsus
figures were given out today as fol-
lows:
Montgomery. Ala, 1864: Increase.
5,32S. or 40 per cent.
Augusta. Me. ll.i14; increase. 9O3,
or 6.s per cent.
Montgomery, hlabamaS third
largest city, ranked as twenty-nrst
city OF the South and 143rd city of
the country ten years ago. with a
population OF 3S.13
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Charcoal Enh,. Daily Thought.

"liit don make heap O. dirunce who
rwine he President" said Charcoal Eph. rum
!natively. What weai wants know Is
when we Ewinc git mother one o dem beef
stcws TO- fifteen cents! Try a hot dog, Mistah
Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

Tennessee may yet prove ny in no
Eminent OF suffrage hopes. II has booo
fSboEed upon certainly as the thirty-siyil,
2Ate needed TO ratify the ulueteFntb
nendment and give the women the vote
4 November. The recent ruling of ,t.
Enpreme Court in the Ohio referendum case
@fS6med to have cleared away the last lnpaI
|sksbStacle to legislative action, but now tie
a$tst0very is made that the Constitution Of
&nIessee forbids action on Federal
until the election OF new
s9kiHIature has interviewed. a special SEES
IA sof the same Legislature would not
10, IL sis held, and ratification now would
III defiance Of tho constitutional pro-
Ne sbar. having be,n raised, it is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Stuck Muse.
NJ HENRY EDWARD WARMER


When tho boiling heats of summer
Watt us far far from the Plumber.
There is nothing could be lumber
Than the Poets hating Muse.
In the scorchinS spots she mutters.
In the boiling places suffers
And for Poets breads and buffers
She refuses to enthuse.
There is nothing write on,
That's worth while to turn the light on
Not IL thought for her to bite on
That will make ten lines moro!
Love? The subjects worn to tatters:
Politics? What party matters?
Women? . . a.. Gossipcrs and chattcrs
War? There's nothing new in War.
So the Muse sits In tho places
That haunts of suilen faces
And the melancholy races
In the history OF Man.
And when one would call upon her.
Let him string his garands her
But she won't respond, doggone her!
She has given Work the Can!
And the rhymstcr sulks profanely.
Pulls at this and that nsancly,
tollers for his Muse insnnely,
But the balky tickle Miss
Shakes her head and keeps on shrinking,
Says she really isn't working!
Which is why the rhymstcr's jerking
Through sorry lead like rhis!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
FRIDAY. JULY ., 1920.

W San Francisco covered itsclf with glory
!. lin. respect OF the fine spirit Of hospitality
slstt showed convention visitors. In the mat
S0dor OF charges for accommodations, it cvi-
Il ihenced moderation that stands out III strong
r contrast with the prices charged at Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

rem Colonel Il. NJ. House cables from London
r iathatS he is satisfied with the nomination
snrof Governor Cox. Now let him hasten hack
.sisto Texas and make the immortal forty"
I ywho stood out for the nomination of McAdoo
II to the last ballot equally well satisfied
stiswith the choice which meant the squash
arising of their immortality"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
A Touch of Life
Fiction.
ny SIDELIi.Ei'r HENRY.

Lawyers are always honest: doctors are
ih!aI!lbIc. rctormcrs invariably fair
judges are never unjust; women are cnns!s :
tent. men are faithful: children are "A blessing
i money is plentiful; rents are low; the income
Tax Is hcncicent institution: poverty Ia do :
sirablc; wealth is abhorrent. golf is a son
siblc game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
The Chnngc.

so you have decided to give UP musical
career?"
Yeah there's nothing in IT. I've got to
make n living. I'm going write comic
opera and popular one-step.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
A Genius.

Ohio gentleman announces that he VIII
wear one side OF his face smooth and grow
whislcrs on the other until an Ohio man Is
elected President Well. he's of getting
his looks hack some day. anyhow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Reason.

Look nj ON, Great guns, Both
teams and every man OF en- running after the
ball that went over the fence! What are
they all going after it for?"
They nint. Mister. There's a watermelon
patch back o that fence"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

TELEPHONE: )N'pao.p"
1. Private iSrrnch IN,
change Cnnn"rtiii-
ali departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

i After the Democrats had adopted their
:platform, Samuel Gompers, president OF the
oAmerican Federation of Labor, was asked
- it would command the support of organ
lied labor. Wait until the ticket is nomi-
.laated,' was his reply. He now declares
dhe nomination of Governor Cox "a happy
so,,election." This is sufficient advance in
Information as TO how labor will line up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
In wiring his congratulation to the Demo

i rs In wiring his congratulation TO the Demo
k8ratic nominee for President, Senator Hard
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Brseld for the White House business. as no
saneoubt President Cox would he willing IA
orange for him the exclusive delivery.