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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
JAPANESE DELEGATION AT
VERSAILLES GIVEN HONORS
Seven Men Have Efforts nj Pence
Conference RecOsnizcd In
Material Way.
Associated r.css. J

TOXIC. Sept. 7.-Mcmbcrs OF the
Japanese delegation at the peace con-
ference 1T Versailles have been ac-
corded high honors as a recognition
Of tacir efforts toward TIA. conclu-
sion OF peace between the allied
nara, vice foreign minister during
the latter days or the war and now
Japanese ambassador at Washington.
has oecn created Il haron. II siini!ar
title being given Neishiro Matsui,
former Japanese ambassador to
France.
Marquis Einmochi Saionji has been
promoted 10 Il prince. Niscount Vas
uya Cchida, former ambassador to
the United States and present for
e:Sn minister and NisCount Chinda.
formerly ambassador at Washington.
and in London, have been made
counts. Noduaki Maxine. former
minister OF foreign affairs. and
of finance. have been awarded the
title OF Fiscount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
CIVIL WAR IN PROGRESS
AMONG CHINESE IN SOUTH
Canton Military Government A.
tucked By Rebels, Who Arc
Ginning Strength.
[ ~ AssOcIatcd prcss.

PEKING. Sept. THE new civil
war against tho Canton military gov
eminent by General Tang Chi Yao.
funnan leader. Is growing In mag
nitudc.
KwanGtung Province troops were
reported today to have surrounded
Wachow. 100 miles east OF Canton.
Taking advantage of the engage
ment OF kwangsi Province troops In
defending Wachow. General Tang Ia
reported to be preparing to invade
Kwangsi Province from several
routes through Yunnan Province.
supported BY General Ill Hsicn shin.
military governor OF kweichow
Province.
General Lu Yung Ting. War Min
lister Of the Canton military govern
ment. is hastily moblizing forces
Tor the defense OF kwanEsi Province
against Invasion by Tang's Yunnan
forces.
General Tang has informed tho
Fekins central government that
peace negotiations between the
southwest provinces and the north
w!il not be resumed until tho Can
ION military government has been
suppressed. Governor III lIou Chi.
Of Fukien Province, has declared hia
province neutral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
ThankA

Praise God from Whom all blessings now!'
have fair health. good will, and so
Am able. in the stir and strife,
TO keep this unworthy life.
And for that privilege I praise
Who moves in Ills mysterious ways.
There is no luxury for mo.
No sychophant TO bond the knee.
40 palace. and no stretching court
Nor guns to guard my private fort:
| do not need these things. and
Praise God from Whom all blessings now!"
sy quiet waters l would rest,
With clear conscience in my breast;
And daily turn my hand to give
My mead OF TOLL that / may live.
And though my fortunes come or go.
Praise God from Whom all blessings now!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
a Mo1hcr-ln-Layr for Treatment.

TO the Editor or The Times Dispatch:
S!r.-It is mighty hard on the states Ri ghts
Boys" these days see where some OF the
"O!d Guard" would rather die the grave of
Jefferson than register q woman TO vote. Prob
ably they arc the fathers OF nine children and
the ole woman" has cut the wood
and draw the water while the States Rights
old guard are out mending the political
fences.
How ] long to the day when a good
mother In law will nil the Presidents cha ID
some worthy old maid will be Vice-prcsdent
the Cabinet composed OF grass widows. star
eyed blends in the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
and the mature widows OF democracy pre-
side in the Senate OF Ehc good old L. S. y.
The great men of all time have been trained
by women. Where would your religion be to-
day but for women? The greatest league Of
nations that could be devised viii be horn
when ghe right Of suffrage has been cstab-
lishcd on both continents.
say you cxponcnts' of chivalry and states
rights, line up and be good sports. DO not sit
In the chimney corner wearing sack cloth and
shifting ashes Arise, Danish darkness and lot
the sun SHINE in your soul Tor have made
things safe for democracy. Your mother was
!, woman and II YOU had followed her teach
inEs more cosely YOU would have had fewer
vices and greater virtues.
VICTOR MURRAY MOON
Fredericksburg. Va. September 4, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
RAISE IN WAGES is CHIEF
SUBJECT BEING CONSIDERED
National Federation Of FrdernI En-
ployrs Guests ON Ail-Dny ia
cu-slUn ON MIssissippI.
By AssocIatcd rressl

~, ~ q ''vVI'kNC. I-Fc's. =
ST LOUIS, Sept. a. increased
compensation for Federal employees
was scheduled To be the pr.nciprl
subject considered today at the CON
vention OF the National Federation
Of Fedora! Employees, being held
here. Tie delegates were taken ,,s
an all-day excursion on the aIIssIs-
s!pn! River. and business sessions
we're 10 bc held on board ths
steamer.
Luther c. Steward. OF Washington
president or the federation. before
departing on the excursion. said the
delegates would discuss plans for
obtaining a larger bonus than thu
annual one OF $3.50 recently granted
civilian employees receiving: less
than $500 = year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
WARSAW HEARS NOTHING
OF LOST RICHMOND MAN
Questioning OF Red Prisoners Throws
Little Light ON Captain
KeiIy'a Fate.
GBy Associated Prcss.I

WARSAW. Sept. MANY OF the
Russian officers who We're captured
by the Poles on the southern front
have been questioned by Polish DILL
GERS In an effort TO learn tho fate of
Captain Arthur j.. Kelly and Captain
Merton Cooper. OF the kosciuszko
air squadron, who now have been
missing for nearly two months.
The only possible trace revealed by
this questioning was the statement
by some of the Bolshcvist officers
that they had heard an American
aviator had been captured and was
acting as Il cook for one of the Rus
sian detachmcnts.
Captain Cooper came from Jackson
Vile. Fla. and Captain Kelly from
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
ITALIANS PEDDLE MUNITIONS
TO CHINESE INSURGENTS
Prking Protests Action of war.hip,'
officers Who Arc Selling
Arms
by Associated Press)

PEK1NG. Sept. I. General I.u
Yum isians. military commander OF
Shanghai. has protested To the
Picking government against the sai.
Of arms and ammunition by two
Italian warships IN the lIuaau.pu
River contiguous 10 Shanghai To
persons without authoritarian OF
tho Shanghai military adnInIstra-
ton. says an Asiatic News Agency
dispatch from Shanghai!
The Shanghai vcrnacular press
protested vigorously against the
sales. according 10 the dispatch.
commenting that during the rcccn:
ciyi! war around Pck!ng. italians
forces. These papers also charge
that the Italian vessels sought 10
carry on this traffic with fallen
ANU men and other doubtful per
SONG, for suspicious uses detrimental
10 the Chinese nation and people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
High Time to Make a Change

CUSTOM, 10 which people cling tena-
- cionsIy without knowing just why, and
'"c reluctance OF real estate owners and
agents to inaugurate the change, are tho
Two prime factors in the maintenance OF
Kichmond's most cordially disiiked institu-
uon' that OF moving day. That the OBJ
scfYance of one day in the year. Sep,cmber
l. as moving day should be abandoned and
semiannual. or, better still, quarterly. NOV
ing days substituted most people will agree.
let richmond goes right along year after
year, always looking forward with terror to
The day on which hundreds OF families
change their places OF abode. The few who
oppose the change possibly are confined to
the agents or owners who see in the annual
confusion and uncertainty opportunity for
better bargains than would be possible
under more orderly system
Richmond is just emerging from another
OF It's disorganizing moving days. which,
unfortunately. came at Il time when il was
entertaining thousands OF visiting soldiers
mus adding 10 its embarrassments and de-
racling from IT'S reputation for hospitality.
u holds up It's hands and vociferatcs
never again. but unless the rea! estate
agents acting as body, manifest a change
OF attitude, 1t Will 70 through similar
ordeal next year II is an unnecessary
hardship. There is no sound reason wbv
al rental leases should be drawn to expire
on the same day, no nsurmountabIc OH
stacle TO n systematic change Of expiration
oates 30 'hat there shall he two or four NOV
ihs days. With that once accomplished
moVing-day terrors would vanish transpor-
'alon facilities would be adequate, there
Wo"!" be no such scramblng for houses as
me !ast lew weeks have witnessed and tele-
F"oNe ana gas companies would be relieved
OF the congestion which proves, not ONLY n
burden to them, hut source OF Keen am
noyance to the householders.
As class, the real estate men are usual,
y up on their toes for anything tina, vii,
maze richmond more desirable place TO
lNe IN improve conditions surrounding their
tenants and protect them from unneccssarv
"hnoyances They now have the oppor
tWh'ty TO render a distinct public service
"hlch ,ne public hopes thcy will not ig-
more The Times Dispatch for year, has
pressed for such action on their part. and
il VIII continue to do so until the present
unsatisfactory system Of lease expiration ;s
altered and Itichmond's greatest nuisance
| abated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Up the Hill.
tp the hill.
nua- =, 1,;ll

tp the HILL
over the HILL
And down the hill to where
The flowers bloom forever and the days
always fair.
And we who stroll in the day,
And who in twilight rest
Up the hill.
over the hill.
And down the hill. and AWAY.
Shall pluck the roses
The beautiful roses.
The fragrant colorful. wonderful roses.
And hug them to our breast!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
En,yorth Lcngnc IIoId. nIect

Kev: i. 3. PROCTOR, President OF
the Virginia Epworth League Con-
Terence. spoke at a meeting OF the
Epworth League of Richmond Dis
tr!ct At an ai!-Gay Institute held at
Greenwood Methodist Church. on the
Monday. The morning was given
over 20 the four departments or the
Epworth League. Miss Helen Gard
Hcr SPOKE on social Service" Other
Miss Gertrude criddle and Otis An
drcws. Rev. X. w Dunkley closed
with q talk on THE Christian Dy-
nnmic-Stew ardship." Miss Nellie
Brimmcr made report on junior
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
FLAMES DAMAGE MAIN
STREET STATIONERY STORE
Originate I'm StOrcroom and Spread
to Adjacent 3uiIdlnE-Dan-
La Aerlii. lille

Fire causing an estimated damage
or $4,000 last night damaged the
building occupied by the Southern
Stamp and Stationery Company, at
l2O6 East Main Street. -Four fire
companies were called out. An alarm
was sounded at 7:l0 and a second a;
1:I5.
The fire started in the storeroorn
or the plant and spread 10 the build
ing next door. 1t Is supposed the
blaze originated from cigarette
thrown carciessly upon the floor.
There was very little flame. but
large volumes of smoke came
through the windows. The Fire De-
partment soon had the fire under
control and the back tap" was
sounded at 7:21. Considerable dam
age WAS caused in the store occu-
pied by the Red Dot Cigar Com
pany, next door, due TO water soak
Ing through the flooring.
Trolley service was blocked on
East Main street and cars were de-
toured up Ninth Street and over the
Marshall Street Viaduct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
MAYFLOWER AT DISPOSAL
OF BRITISH DELEGATION
Preside nt'n Yacht VIII Garry English
oHiclnlh TO Jamcst0,yn Crlrbrn-
lion, October 4.

WASHINGTON. sept. The prcsl-
dental yacht Mayiiowcr. wi!l %
placed NJ the disposal OF tho British
delegation that IL expected TO ARRIVE
September Is. to take part in the
precautionary celebration or the land
Ing OF the Pilgrims Tho delegation
VIII represent the British branch OF
the Sulsravc lnatltution and the
Anglo American Society.
Aboard the Maynowcr. the dele
cation. accompanied by officials OF
Canada and the Netherlands. expects
10 70 To Jamestown. Va. from Wash
ington, October !. TO take part in the
celebration o! the anniversary OF the
nrst American Legislative assembly
IN" delegates also plan to visit
Mount Vernon. Lord RathcrccGan
VIII head the delegation. which Viii
lnClud. u. q. Well9. the nnVcliYt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
TO IMPROVE HIGHWAY FROM
HERE TO WASHINGTON
Contracts for Work between Rich
mond and SOjomOn's Store, to
Cost 100000, Have Ueen Let.

Contracts Tor work on the high
way from Richmond to Solomon's
Store, on the generally accepted
route of the Richmond Washington
Highway, at n cost OF approximately
100000. have been let, 1t was an
nounced yesterday by George p.
Coleman, State Highway Commits
sioner. The work will be OF tho
highest quality of any in the State,
he said, and will be started on Sep
TENDER 13.
Contract for the work was awarded
to the Mcclure Construction Com
pany and calls for the surfacing OF
the road with bituminous concrete.
The roadway. when completed, will
be eighteen feet wide.
About three and n half miles Of
roadwork is called for in tho con-
tract let. 1t Is hoped to complete the
work this fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
ne.tricta ErcIrht DIYcrsInn,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Rcstric-
lions on the rcconsignmcnt and dl
version of freight with tho exception
OF shipments OF fruits and vegetables
were tightoncd by an order issued to-
day by tho Interstate Commerce Com
mission on application OF the rail-
roads. The order is expected by tho
commission to facilitate the move
,ment OF freight cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

And now the Poles and the Lithuanians
are lighting, each claiming that the other
is the aggressor Both would better get
back to the boundary defined in the treaty
OF peace and let the league OF nations pass
on disputed points. That way, each coun-
try stands to gain far more than il will
lose in trying TO ovcrreach the other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
swcnr woman in ny Clerk.

Miss Eleanor Mccarthy has been
appointed clerk of the Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court. Miss Nc
carthy has been associated with the
court almost since il was created, and
clerk. Before the suffrage amend
mcnt was ratified. however, she could
not be, sworn in as n court officer.
She Will have as n deputy Miss Agnes
O'Bricn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Grand Duch~,a Vladimir Dies.

CONTRENENILLE, FRANCE. Sept.
7.-Grand Duchess Vladimir, OF Rus
STA. aunt OF the late Emperor Nicho-
nouncemcnt. She was formerly
Duchess Mnrie OF Mccklcnburg, and
was born May ., 1854. She was mar
ried to Grand Duke Vladimir NIcX-
andrcvitch at Petrograd on August
l6 1874.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
MAKE HORRIBLE DISCOVERY
AIntiInted bodies of Seven Rusxinn
Women Found In Hing In Eindi-
vOStOIS TTlrIur.

icy AssOclhtcd I'ress.
TOKYO, Sept. THE mutilated
bodies of seven Russian women,
cncascd in a hcmpen bag. were re-
Gently found in Nladivostok harbor.
according to special dispatches re-
ccivcQ here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Grccks Portnone nnId on r,nrk..

CONSTASTlNOPLE, Sept. Tho
expedition TO the Turkish Black Sea
coast. planned by the Greeks FOR
operations against the Turkish Ma
tionaNsts. has been postponed. IL WAS
learned today. The postponefiient. Il
develops. Was because OF objections
TO the plan On the part OF the French
and the Italians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

On his way TO be married q citizen was
overtaken in the Union Station at Chicago
and fercey horsewhippcd by his pros
pective mother-in-law Evidently the old
lady figured that she could assure the con-
tinued attachment OF the groom TO the
bride by flashing him to her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
spain Move. to Halt Emirrn,ion,

MADRID. Sept 7.-Etstablishrnent
OF a National Labor Exchange, which
Will inform workers where places
may he obtained In Spain, is to bc
announced by the Ministry of Labor,
vent emigration TO foreign counties.
which has reached an alarming figure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

4 1t is right and proper that every citizen
should take reasonable interest in the
>Rolitical campaign, watching the tricks of
the politicians, but the man for him to
keep his eye on all the time is the one
who ADDS 20 per cent to the retail price
of his goods because he is obliged to pay
a one-half of l per cent advance in freight
rates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
The Weather
tFurni..sed By U. 8. Weather Bureau.,


Forecast: vlrKlnln-
Partly cloudy wednes-
day. Thursday unset
tied. probably showers:
moderate tcipDe, aturc.
North Caroilnn-
Partly cloudy wcJncs-
day. probably locl,l
showers In tile intrriur:
Thursday showers: no
change Ia temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

There may be cryptic significance in the
fact that the famous form l0l.' for rails
ing contributions TO the Republican cam
paign fund, sounds when expressed in
spoken words like won nothing won
won nothing and nothing won.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
POLISH FALCONS SEND
GREETINGS TO WILSON
Relay Runners Convey hTcHsnge
from baltimore to Executive
in Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Grcetings
to President Wilson from tho Pol
ish Falcons. meeting In Baltimore,
were brought to the White House to-
day by Polish rclny runners. Forty
hvc runners, one to each mile. car
ried the message in turn and John
Piatek, OF Chicago. had the honor
Of making the last lap. He hopped
up the White House steps and gave
the message to an attendant, who
conveyed IL to the President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

sss%as Mr. Bryan helped 10 put the present oc-
scupant in the White House However he
lis taking no pan in the election OF his Dem.
spcratic successor, who stands pledged to an
gpIy the fine ideals for the triumph OF which
America entered the war TO the cure OF the
Fpo1itical and economic ills which now re-
Stard the progress of civilization TO higher
ground, Not only does he decline TO lend
,jiIs assistance to the election OF the Demo.
srratic nominee. but he proposes 10 confuse
kgnd weaken that effort by making "a cam
SDaign for the election OF a Congress with
sotit regard to party alignment, pledged only
Ito the one purpose OF further legislation
ION the prohibition question. This proposal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Charcoal Eph.. Daily Thought.

Hit ain scch proud job dlggln' ditches.
said Charcoal Eph. in mood. but efn got t
swing pick. huhlicvc me. People, gwne
swing dc bcs' pick In de gang an praise
Gawd! Try Il fritter, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER $, 1920.

Attempts TO break Mrs. Frank Leslies
will are being conducted by women, OF
course Any male citizen OF average san
ity, experience and discretion knows better
than to try 10 break any woman's will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Incni Temperature Yesterday.

) l.. 81. temperature IL
Maximum temperature to s J.. Nj. 81
Minimum temperature to J.. NJ 81
Mean Temperature ycste rday Z:
Normal temperature for this date ~
Deficiency yesterday ...............
deficiency since March l ......... 46l
Deficiency sinSo January ......... '.Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Voice of the People

Letters must give tho nnnie and address of
the writer. Name Will be published
writer Requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

s. Germany announces, officially. her pur-
pose to have no part in the fight between
Russians and Poles. The announcement
comes after clear evidence that the at
,tempt TO extort concessions from the allies
by hints OF threats 10 join with the Boil
,shevists frightened nobody. They failed
even to cause excitement, except among n
few newspaper correspondents eager TO
make their cabegrams worth the tolls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

According to the Secretary of the AS
sspciation OF Railway Executives. the rail-
roads are upon the eve OF achieving the
sbest operating records ever made. plus the
best financial results" They ought to-
Both the railway companies and their en-.
sployes are getting practically all they asked
sfor, with the public footing the bills In
the meantime, the public is anxious!v
awaiting the benefits that were To come
to it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Former Premier OF Quebec Dies.
MONTREAL, Sept Us. N. Paent
former Premier OF Quebec, died here
today after long illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

naimfai "a hours ending 5 l.. NJ, None
Excess since January ............ s.9o
I.ornI Observations ut \ T. NJ Yesterday.
Wind direction. southwest: wind veto
city. 4: weather at T.. NJ. partly c!oudf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
1t would be deeply interesting to hay,

3 1t would be deeply interesting TO have
a clear, distinct statement OF the moral.
ethical or sociological grounds on which
the striking coal miners. or coal miner or
sganizers. in West Virginia defend their
course. Tho naked facts seem TO be Thar
they seek deliberately to murder every man
who tries to work in a mine not unonizcd
and have determined that unless the mines
are worked under their orders and as strict
ly organized and closed shops. tho pcople
of the country shall freeze and starye this
winter and all industry and production
shall be paralyzed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Installation OF a radio apparatus tina, viii,
record 1000 words a minute leads IN mo
Surnise that the newly cnfranchised women
VII! lind the radio field peculiarly attractive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
ys arc
Exrn Hawkins on Automobiles.

Constable Mort Skiller has named his auto
mobcei The Squirrel" 1t has already run up
two trees and one telegraph pole.
Ever time mortgage is filed ut the court
house there amt standin'-room ut the freight
depo; to watch them uncrate new outomo-
bccl.
Uncle Hiram Watts who has palsy was
crossin' Spruce Street when an automobile
horn footed real suddint behind him. Uncle
H!ram shook off his Sunday suit afore they
could get him into the Park Hotel
Bill Sp!vens' daughter Mabel. who went
through tin!shin' school TO learn how to spell
her name M-a-y-b-e-l-l-e, has bought an cleo
trio runabOu,. Bill says it will run about a
mile.
Mos, fccrs pay $4,000 or $4,000 for an auto
mobile and then spend the rest o. tn time try
Ing "a digger out how they can save half a
cent 4 gallon gasoline.
\ fool there and she made her PRAYER
Even YOU and I.
To jay, 4 dronc and n tank Of air,
We called him the Gink who didn't care
But the fool. she thought he was on the SQUARE.
Even as you and I.
Guaranteed.
say"
The irate customer boIted into the horse
stable
You sold that horse for good, safe
horse! Well she dropped dead in the first
milo. How about it?"
The dealer strokcd his chin calmly
Young man., he said. do you know any
kind OF horse that's safer than dead horse
huh?" '' 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Just now Wall Street is front porcbin p
at Marion. After the election. should Iord'
ing be successful, the itinerary viii be 70.
yerscd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

ihat Senate committee Investigating cam.
ph'gh funds is very likely to hear more
when it hears Moore.