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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
PRESIDENT RECOGNIZES
GUATEMALAN GOVERNMENT
state Department Announces Tint No
violent Measures Were Used in
Icrrrrn Election.

Iby AsdDCl2tCQ PrehH.1
"ASlilNtTON. June 2i.-Thc Her
rera government in Guatemala, which
succeeded that OF DR. Estrada Ca
brera, has been recognized by tho
United States, II was announced to-
DAY At the state Department
The policy OF the United States
with reference TO the present situa-
ton In Guatemala. says the departs
mcnts announcement, will be 10 deal
with the Herrera governmtnt as tho
constitutional hucccssor OF tho gov-
crnment OF Estrada Cabrera
"A careful study Of IN. Guatcrnalan
situation has disclosed the fact that
no violent measures were used by tho
opponents OF the former President,
Estrada Cabrera. In fact. the only
violence INDUCED In was b. the troops
under the command OF Estrada Ca
brera, who bombarded the capital
city.
The resignation OF President
Estrada Cabrera was submitted in
due form and accepted by the Ma
tlonal Assembly OF Guatemala Tho
assembly then proceeded to designate
4 provisional President known az
Nrst designate intrustcd with tho
executive power" who pursuant TO
The terms az the Guatcmalan Consti-
tuition. has issued n proclamation
calling for new elections for Prcsi-
dent To be held next August Inas-
much as every requirement of tho
Guatcmalan Constitution has been
complied with the government; Of
Herrera VIII he regarded AZ the con-
sttutional SUCCESSOR OF the Cabrera
government"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Two Minutes of Optimism.
Concentrate! Don't Scutter!-
by liElt1fhN J. STITCH.

ounce had q friend who practiced law. prac-
AL ncu medicine. wrote for the newspapers and
u'u shorthand reporting.
were L not that his wife and children would
d. tc suffered, should have turned him down
'o' JUST 4 few dollars to tide over"
SCATTERED powers handcun achievements
me man who will not concentrate, who is
constantly shifting his plans. changing his
,Hinu ana dispensing his energies Is 4 rudder-
iess boat on the ocean of life.
lie never makes good port. He never
attracts attention. lie eventually turns de re-
net ana is sucked under.
fou have volume upon volume of
Glouds or steam sail iaziiy upward and vanish
INTO nothing.
The exatt same steam condensed and COM
pressed in the boilers OF locomotive could
across our continent.
.Soncentration means economy, enthusiasm
efficiency.
Properly concentrated, the energy OF few
uoIen acres or sunshine could run every pow
or plant in the world -
:, since the beginning of time the sun has
olaZed down upon this globe without setting
nre to anything S
focused into n burning glass. its rays could
Whcther you are a salesman n stenorrapbcr
d carpenter. 4 mechanic. bookkocpcr or thnt
S SI! u az cntity--a clerk--CUT OUT THE
determine what you want
decide on the best way to re, II
Then 80 after IL and keen after :, t;u ,,,,,
land il. ~ "''N' ~ III you
80, On the way you'll pass hosts of failures
NJ 70 T T1t Orb % zen OF them scattered"
to'>Ih.N TE!-Copyright, 1929
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE
DISTRIBUTION OF SUGAR
epoh Arrival OF Argentine Product
department OF Justice Will Takc
II In Chnrgc.
Tny Associated rressl

VI q q
WASHINGTON, June 24-Ifoward
FIGS assistant TO the A,torney-Gen-
trai' stated today that tho $4,000
TONS or sugar which Argentina has
periniited to DO exported TO the
In states. was purchased un-
uer inc direction OF the Department
or Justice and representations made
~ inc state Department TO President
lriEoEen that the same was purchased
ana would be distributed under the
NJ 'on or government agencies"
Mr. Figg,s statement was issued
niler ne had read an Associated Press
".spatch from Bucnos Aires saying
t ,nat Argentine government officials
81 nnu necn surprised by his previous
american had had with the purchase
was 10 designate the purchasing com
pany ana TO obtain the permit for the
expectation of the sugar
The purchase, Mr.. Firr said was
made by an American trading com
pany.
The American trading company
WIN the assurance OF the Department
or Justice that a permit would be
Issued for the expectation OF certain
sugars. entered the Argentine mar
ket and purchased these sugars at
me prevailing market prices" Mr..
secured a formal rcpues,srvas made
for permits to export. lRIhc mean
TING. decree providing certain re-
s,rictions had been Issued by the Ar
Scniinc government.
When proper representation was
made TO President IriEoyen for tho
issuance of the permit. he consented
TO do go on the assurance that tho
sugars were for distribution by tho
Department OF Justice. and not pur-
chased By private American inter-
eSts
on arrival in New York this sugar
VIII be distributed by the United
states government TO the essential
industry and household consumer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
DENIES CHARGES OF UNFAIR
COMPETITION IN HARDWARE
Council for Southern Joi,bcrs' Asso-
citation Declares COnpinint Untrue
md Defeat Certain.
LIS NNvOrInin u Irnel

TAMPA. FLA. June ?i-Peter q.
Knight. general counsel for tho
Southern hardware. j OTHERS Associa-
ton. today denied tho charges Of
UNFAIR competition iiici with the
Federal Trade Commit ssion by GER
tain retail hardware dealers in
Georgia In which the compiainants
alleged that they were prevented by
The association from purchasing
hardware at wholesale after they had
formed cooperative purchasing
company.
Mr.. knight said that on May -
SUCH proceeding was Instituted by
tAs Federal Trade Commission
against the iohhcrs association and
some q! Its members. on June he
,ilcd. for the association. formal
answer denying all the charges in
the complaint. lie thinks the in
formation in the dispatch must be
with reference to pending proceed
lnSs, anu not to new ones Instituted.
He claims the charges are untrue
ana predicts ;hat they cannot he
sustained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
SAY COTTON EXCHANGE IS
PR|CE-LOWER|NC AGENCY
attorney for Southern Dealers At
tncks Practices OF New York
Organization.
fDy Associated I,ress.I

GltEENVILLI3. S. G.. June 24-Dc-
caring that the New York cotton
Exchange Is "a criminal agency In
peat down. the price OF cotton. !
Shackelford. Of Athens. Ca, attornev
TOT tho American Cotton Association.
criticiZed the operations and prnc
tices OF the exchange In an addr"ss
today before the twentieth annual
convention of the South Caroiin;,
bankers Association.
MIR. Shackelford said tho exchange.
existence is now for one purposc
and that Is to dcpress tho price OF
cotton. -
Fortunately, It has had bur littlo
erect TINS year" he said. "rhe bust
ness hau been greatly reduced on NC
count or its unfairncss toward cotton
and because the South Is divorcing
Itself from the New York exchange
Ihere never was any reason for any
cotton exchange being In New York
i5oO miles from the cotton fields. N
was Installed there just after the war
between the sections because we had
no money, but tho amount OF spot
cotton there has decreased steadily
since 1885
The time has come when we must
uiHorce our service from the Now
York Cotton Exchange to establish a
cotton center In the South" he con-
cludcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
CABINET MEMBERS WILL
STUDY ALASKA RESOURCES
Secretaries Daniels md Payne VIII
Look Into Coal Drposit. md
Development Opportunities.


WASHINGTON. June 2i.-Secre-
tar!"s Daniels and Payne will go to
Alaska next month tp study con-
ditions there as relating 10 their re-
spectlve departments. While the it,n-
erary has not yet been worried out
II is understood the Cabinet officers
Will spend at least a month in the
territory. They will leave Seattle
July s on n destroyer.
Secretary Daniels will so primarily
10 study the availability Of govern
mon; coal iarda for operation for
naval use. an appropriation Of 81 900
600 fer that purpose having been in
cluded In the last naval appropria-
ton act.
Secretary Payne will study runner
Gus questions involved in the develop
ncnt of Alaskan resources and in
dustrv, particularly in the light OF
recommendations recently submitted
to him by an advisory committee OF
officials OF the Interior Dcpar, mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Present Gain and Future loss

THE fight over ratification OF the Fed
eral suffrage amendment having drifted
to tho low plane OF partisan political expedi-
ency. President Wilson, with characteristic
| adroftness, is seeking to take the play out
of the hands OF the Republican party by
winning for his own party the credit of fur
nishing the final State needed to complete
ratification. To this end. he has sent 4
telegram to Governor Roberts. OF Tennessee,
urging him to convene the Legislature or
that State in special session, in the hope
and belief that it will act favorably OIL
tho proposition. Governor Roberts has an
nounccd his intention OF acceding TO the
Presidents request.
In taking this action, the President has
made no new departure, but is persstently
pursuing the course he decided upon
something like two years ago. i'll direct
abandonment OF the plank bearing on the
question in the platform upon which he
was elected to Office and of his own pub
licy announced attitude for some time
thereafter Disregarding the vital principle
OF State sovereignty involved the President
has deliberately elected TO sacrifice this
sential safeguard to the perpetuity of the
Federal character OF our government under
the compact Of union upon the altar of
party expedicncy in an opportunist CON
test. He valves all question of the pro-
priety OF tho use of executive pressure to
influence Il Democratic Governor in relation
to duty that rightfully should be deter
mined by his own conception Of public OBJ
legation; and in SO doing, his action stands
out In favorable contrast with the efusal
OF the Republican presidential nominee to
go to that extreme in trcspassing on the
right OF States to uninfucnced self-deter-
mination in matter so vital to their
future
Since the Governor of Tennessee has
yielded to this executive pressure and sue
cumbed to the cry of political expediency,
ii Is not unlikely that the Legislature OF
that State will captulate to the same in
iluence and the arguments upon which it
is based and go on record as the deciding
State to complete ratification. That the
position OF the psrty will be improved in
its appeal to women with ballots in their
hands for support. may be taken for
t:,1'od, but as nermanent asset this gain
will he overwhelmingly offset by the loss
of confidence the patty will sustain in the
integrity OF its professions by reason OF
having sacrificed fundamental tenet of its
code of faith and cast loose upon the un-
charted sea Of opportunism, in which the
compass relied upon for guidance will be
gift from the camp of enemy mariners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
The Poets Corner

Politics.
NOW politics are getting hot
And much assevcratlon
We hear from patriots who CO..
TN, nneyre trying TO save tho nation.
my sn ro ana yell and saw tho air
TO down the other fellow. ''o'
The chap who's in when thew sro oft
Is Il Indignant schemer. ai' ou'
me altruist with lofty aims
Is q romantic dreamer
me faults of those in Dowor ara
TOO numerous TO mention:
And so they scher,e and Irv IN en,,r
The national convention. "'S
Ihc fact that they've an nix to grind
=, Ihey carefully dissemb!e.
NO matter what their party ia.
;, zach other they resemble.
'a MI, wniic, inc voters bark and think:
inc past they well remember
Ana they Will save the nation with
Their ballots In November.
s. az - % rneryille Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the name md addrc.. n,
writer requests. " -
Time to Face Abou..

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
IN, nave read with much interest tho
,ctter III your mornings issue written bv "A
iN,"s'n'a democrat and fully indo.se inoat
~ NOV ~: mat he says. II is time TINT the
i,tin"cra'!c party ceased 10 cater To clnss ne
~ mas recently been doing. and return 10 the
iH IA ana sane doctrines that used 10 govern
rcc1.n rnnS' AS ne says few there who can
sam. that under Cleveland first wrestci he
uonIoI %, Di government from the Rcpu,,l lean
R"rs WY II Is ,ha, the leaders of the party
irving Ig It on the rocks OF destruction bv IN
H'neh i9lipwlnS the leadership Of the new
tHit "i democracy IS passing Strint-a Jf II
ind It's non,ta. Ru' IN, a FEW years this State will
&c as ne e,y*' labor is truly in the saddle. and
own sccins III, nopSc business TO death for it's
R Rnmni ; Inc strong stand shown by the
but t., n'' inhG 'ef for business to. do
Wv NJ" a." ct""i OF bringing labor to its Senses
rnuid MI" NIL IN" convention at San Franchises
cou!u t'hlIy understand the feeling of mnroct
EiM's ,R among the rank ana file Of the parry
i, ~ nha other Southern States that orc
w G"h"n TO to furnish the votes necessary TO
Ashland, Va. June 90 1920 o-''Nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC
REPORTS STATE HIGHWAYS
IN FAIRLY GOOD CONDITION.
NainH Have Fallen In som, sec,Ion,
nut honds Are Not Espe-
ONLY IIenHN

3. road conditions In Virginia wcre
me United States Weather Burca,, n
be as follows: eau 10
hlchmond-W Washington Rains foil
ut tn ms section OF the highway yes
.st"aE' put They were not heavy and
N, ne road Is In generally good con,lI-
Kichmon Observation-Disclosures In
talriy good condition.
isiShihond charlottesville - Rough.
muddy condition continues betwcnn
,inackcr's store and Coates. and tho
niEhway Is wet between Cuckoo and
louisa: otherwise II Is In fairly good
RicAnond Old Point - Light rains
OF yesterday did not materially
chansa the condition of the high.
way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC NET
REVENUE SHOWS DECLINE
Rni1rDadr Operating R;1pcnars for
1910 Cut Down Increase in Total
Revenues.

Ky Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 2I.-0peratin-
revenues Of the Southern Pacific
Company and proprietary companies
Tor 1919. as disclosed in the annual
rcDort published today. amounted to
s23?.G5'.2I2, an increase Of S1S,O4G.-
90" or Slf per cent over the proceed
ing year.
per cent in operating expenses. how
ever. caused decrease of s6i5g.045.
or 1915 per cent i'm net revenues
ter paying 1919 operating expenses,
there remained out OF each dollar
of revenue only 90 CENTS. compared
with rs cents remaining In the last
Year previous TO Eencrnl control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
FEDERATION MAY REDUCE
NUMBER OF DEPARTMENTS
WnmanS Club Delegates Consider
rim Tor Rctrenchnent in ScfIyI-
ties During Next Two Years.

DIES MONIES. IOWA ~. .,
fans Tor reduction In The next two
fearS OF the members OF departments
me General Federation of Wom-
the new officers of the fcderation nd
uircctora The conference followed
ne a." ciosins or the biennia! convention
AZ present. the work OF tho fed-
1 1,, IS under eleven departments
lie outline d the new program calls
,.pr hFe departments. fine arts, prac-
i."t education. social service, lei.is-
i".loh; press and publicity \ spccial
c1'nihlttce VIII consider The future
OF the federation magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
A Touch of Life
The boomerang.
ny SfDELI(:IIT HENRY.

On !nst-huilt Road far from Here a
coupe OF smart Aiccks in 40-H. p MACHINE
burned up the macadam at 80 per. ny way OF
ou !,i an1 Ge,ied at every hitched Pedestrian:
~ the edge Of young cliH. when a racket
IIkc q dozen racers whiZzcd by. a red Dnvii
with Police Departments on if drew ,crnss
ynncf tGan bi nnn painfully polte copper ad
., moral Every now and then a Joke Busts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
MERLE-SMITH APPOINTED
AS SUCCESSOR TO LONG
New Third Assistant Secretary Of
state Former Captain In United
States Army.

WASHINGTON, June 2S-Aproint-
mcnt Of Van $. Ncrlc-Smith 10 be
third assistant Secretary OF State.
was announced today. He succeeds
breckenridge Long, who recently re-
signed to enter the campaign for
United States Senator from Missouri.
Mr.. Merln-Smith served az attacho
to the American delegation 10 the
peace conference, being at that time
q captain in the army. He acted
aS assistant in Paris 30 the then
Secretary OF State Lansing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

ounce had friend who practced law, prac-
All .Su nculcine. wrote for the newspaper and
oid shorthand reporting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
PETROLEUM PROMOTERS
ASK OPEN FIELD IN MEXICO
ForeiEn interests Desire All Decree.
Sahceicd and BRrs Let Down.
for Explorations

10y aSsnciatcu PreSs.h
Mt.NiCO CITY, June 2i.-Rcuucsts
1871. .oI we cahceiiation OF all petroleum
GecrccS promulgated bv the ,a,o
resident Carranza. AMI the right of
unrestricted exploration and cyDIoi
thilon or oil lands were presented
!.,nis afternoon 10 Gen. Jacinto b.
Trcvino. Secretary of Industry com.
Incrce and Labor. by representatives.
or foreign petroleum interests. says
Iii Universal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Honorx Lime and pcrs,,,pr

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, June %
Harvard University today brought
within its fellowship General John
J. Pershing and Franklin X Lane,
former Secretary of the Interior, upon
whom President Lowell conferred
the honorary degrea OF doctor or
laws. They were the only men to
DC SO hohoreu by lInrvard this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
ITALIAN PRIME MINISTER
CABLES GREETING TO U. s.
Gioiifu Expresses Hope to Preside Z
Wilson That Bond OF Frtendship
May Continue

IBy Assoc'ated Prc1H.)
WASHINGTON. June 24.-Primc
minister Giolitti. who has just been
appointed to head the now Italian
CABINET has sent through the Ital-
IAN embassy here the following
greeting TO President Wilson:
In taking charge OF the govern
fhcht wish to send my greetings
10 The President OF the great Ameri-
can nation. ana assure him OF the
ieeiins OF deep cordiality which the
italian people have toward the peo-
PIE or America. May I also express.
the nope that the two governments
VIII heartily cooperate for the con-
Soiidation "f peace. upon which de-
pends the future Of humanity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO
MAKE ARGENTINE BONE DRY
fsiiI to Prohibit Importation or Mnn.
ufacture VIII Bc introduced by
DHnufIeS.
tny AasocIatcd Prcrs. ]

TIy NHSOcINtcW I'FCFS 7
BUENOS AIRES. June 2f-Four
members OF the Chamber OF Dcpu-
ties have announced their intention
to intro1uce a bin TO prohibit the
Importation. manufacture and sale
OF alcoholic liquors. If adopted the
law would become effective ono year
aftor It's enactment.
This Will BIO tho frat legislative
effort In fayorgof prohibition In Ar
gentine, y e Z, 4 5gss :. B Z. IS ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT
IN POWDER EXPLOSION
All Employees Except Dead Escape
From Blazing Building Carry
Ing Wounded.

T7rCs1.
SPRINGFIELD, HIS. June 81
Two men were killed and four in
l'ircd seriously. by an explosion ami
fire which partly destroyed lie West
crn Cartridge Company plant near
here early today.
Thirty employees. including seven
teen women. were in the plant when
nifty pounds OF powder exploded. All
except the two men who pcrishad
escaped from the burning building,
carrying tho four injured, just he
fore the second explosion came.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
GEORGIA SENATE DEFERS
ACTION ON SUFFRAGE BILL
Proposed Amendment PnxseI Over
Until Mondny. When Motion 10
Tnhlc L. Inst.

ATLANTA, Ga. June 2i.-Tho
I'll next Monday nna! action on tho
opoScu amendment to tho State
Constitution for woman suffrage. An
effort 20 table the proposition today
was defeated by n vote OF Is To 10.
senator Barrett, author OF tho
amendment. in n short address. on
posed Federal action on the suffrage
question, especially in the Southern
states. because Of the large negro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
AUTOS DRIVE TRACTION
COMPANY TO JUNKP!LE
Albany, en-, street Cur System Quits
ma Privately Owned Cars In
crease HAPPILY.


ALBANY. GA. June 2i.--Cnablc to
compete longer with the growing list
OF privately owned automobiles here,
the Albany Transit Company, own
ing the street car franchise of tho
city. has decided TO so out Of bust
ness completely and junk the ays-
tenn.
street paving that IL now being
done on sixteen city blocks also wnS
responsible for the companys dcci-
sion to give Up It's losing fight. Com
nany otiiclals declared they were un-
ing cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
GIMBELS HELD FOR TRIAL
ON PR0FITEERING CHARGE
Given TWO Weeks to Change Thei,
Plea of Not Guilty or Take
Other Action.

II,y Associated prcss1
NEW YORK. June 24.-Frederick
Giinbei; hrst vice,-president; joseph j.
DowIel, general merchandise man
aSer. and Charles u. Slawter, buyer.
who have been Jointly Indicted with
Glmocl Broihers, Inc. on a charge
81 prohicering. pleaded not cuiiiy
when arraigned today in Federal
court.
They were allowed two weeks in
winch TO change their plea or make
sire Meanwhile the bail Of $1,000
each was continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Dcnn OF Princeton Honored.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Jane 24-Dcan
Andrew T.. West. OF Princeton Uni
versity. was. elected prcs!.isnt OF tho
American Classical League nj tho
closing session OF the convention OF
the league here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
The Weather
tFurnis..cd by U. q. Weather Burcau.,
Forecnst: rirgInin-,

Partly cloudy nnd mod
crnte temperature Fri.
day ana Saturday urob-
nbly. with occasional
showers.
North Carollnn-Iocni
showers probably Fri
day and Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

1t may be significant that in his ellmina-
ton of candidates for the nomination at
San Francisco, Mr.. Bryan fails to mention
the name Of Mr. Glass. Perhaps in his
wholesale casting overheard OF candidates
he overlooked the Virginan, and again, tho
Virginia Senator may more nearly measure
up to the Bryan measurements than all
those others whom he discarded so ruth
lessly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

The McCombs interview, attacking Presi-
dent Wilson, accomplishes one thing: it re-
calls 10 the minds of many who had for
gotten the fact that such . person as viii
liam F.. ever existed, and in 1912 he con-
ducted the campaign for the man who now
has aroused his indignation by assuming
to lead his party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

While too late to"E Jet l.'.boltcd securely
into the main structure, that Photographic
reproduction OF Mr.. Harding's letter ex-
pressing sympathy for the Irish republic
may make an acceptable substitute for tho
plank which the Chicago convention re-
fused to incorporate into its platform 1t
is not likely. however. to prove particularly
pleasing TO those powerful interests which
forced the convention to ignore the pleas
of the Irish for a word OF commentator
and sympathy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

Ficked Up Mt Knndoni.
Once there was a Girl who didn't care for
leo cream.
Ambition is n fine little thing to stumble
and break leg.
The Unabridged Dictionary is n good book,
but has bum plot.
Every time some mcdder gets nervous
there's reform.
y Liar should keep card index system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

Former Crown Prince Visits Mother.
DOORN, Juno 2i.-Formcr Crown
FRINGE Frederick William, OF Ger
many. left here In an automobile to-
day after a visit OF several days on
account of the illness Of his mother.