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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
Shall NC Suppress Tobnrcot
fy ,pu.,l -.r,tc. ,

49,, There are Tumors Of a canpaisn 70 prohibit
about the county concerning the suppress - ION
OF alcoholic Indulgence for several years be-
keepers and whisky merchants dciicd suppress
sion aud obs;inatcly II not bindIy, persisted
the warning ami incuded some OF their meth
obs ana practices. the blow might have been
bacco merchants and tobacco users who now
r;dicuLe the Idea OF suprresains this much
themselves with circumspcctiom. There are
hreat inan% users OF tobacco. as there we're
join the side or prohibition. il necessary, in
order TO put u stop TO unmits1ted abuses
hacco, that constitutes shameful abus. OF
privilege for gain, and the crook who profits
from such enterprise ought 10 be put out OF
business, for he Is bad
The smoker who inii!cts his second hand
FUN cation on nonsmckers anywhere should
be suppressed as public nuisance, just as
would suppress who travels about inn
nrcsnat!ns the atmosphere with iodoform.
The cxploitcr Of tobacco for youths, who re
sorts to salacious pictures, the country'S flag
or uniform. or the misrepresentation OF men
tai application or athletic prowess II thing
kct mis- goods, invites forciblc suppression and
haSt"ns the coming of the rumored crusade.
men growing surrept!tious patches OF tobacco
out behind the garage or paying enormous
weed through the revenue Gordon few years
hence. make no prophecy, because fell
tcally predicted for 1890. merely warn
smokers that thoy had better begin practiciny
week for instance. viii prove whether you can
take i; or let IL alone" ros;poncmcnt OF the
handicap which lowers mental efficiency
for a smoker 10 know mat he has the hahii
hut the habit hasn't him. The excessive
smoSsr Is riwnys ,no nsrsGn w,'h"u, The
own master
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
The Labor Hnnrd,s Award

HE Railway Labor Board created under
the Esch-Cummins transportation act.
has handed down its first award. increasing
the pay of virtually all the 100000 rail
road employees of the country. The award
is approximately 60 per cent Of the amount
asked by the men, or $6000o0.o00 of the
billion-dollar total they sought.
The board has devoted several months
time to investigating every phase of the
subject, and the reasonable assumption is
that the award approXimates fair treatment
OF all interests concerned in the subject
the owners of the railroad properties, the
employees and the public. The latter in
tereSt is as deeply concerned in the award
as either of the other interests and, since
in the last analysis the cost OF meeting the
award must come out OF its pockets, it
must in all fairness be assumed that after
full investigation the board could not make
the award greater without imposing Il bur
den too heavy for this interest to bear OK
cept at the expense OF a caiamitous dcpres-
sion OF all industrial activity. upon which
rests the whole superstructure of national
prosperity.
1t is TO be hoped that the various unions
affected by the award will approach the
question OF its acceptance or rejection in
that loyal spirit which places the national
welfare--the essence of true Americanism-
auo'e tHe temporary dement's OF a class and
gracefully yield to the wisdom OF the boards
action as the best that was possible at this
time. II they do this, their loyalty to the
national well-being will once again have
been vindicated and the cause OF organized
Dor as whole greatly strengthened.
If the unions should not approach a de-
cision animated by this spirit but on tho
contrary, should listen to the counsels of
sellsh group interest. stimulated by disap-
pointment at not receiving the larger in
crease demanded, and reject the award the
country might as well make up its mind that
II VIII swiftly be brought face to face with
the most serious industrial crisis in all its
history. II already has been intmated such
decision Is among the probabilities and
In preparation for such an event IL is known
That arrangements for calling and conduct
ing strike of the 100000 employees al
ready have been perfected and only await
the final order to get in motion
Against such calamitous denouement
the full power OF the Federal government
must be exertcd to take control OF the stu
alton and cope with it. If the threatened
strike is once allowed TO materialiZc il
would unavoidably prccipitatc il condition
mat would bring as great disaster To the
nation as If ii were suddenly plunged into
another great war. The menace must he
averted at all costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Two Minutes of Optimism.
The Country In summer.
Bl HERMAN j. STITCH,

Fortunate indeed is the man who at this
season OF the year can leave his desk and en-
Joy me summer or Il portion OF 1t In the
the country in summer.
w nat IA rciief to be done for while with
the heavy atmosphere OF commerce: to be
ouShfares; 10 be free OF the SMOKY, smudgy
stininS changing city.
uoes not thrill 1T the thought OF the country
III summer-the country where he can regard
Win uhcoiceuleu Scorn and pity the v!ii;iin
VINO invented stiff collars TO chafe the neck;
shoes. and starchcd shirts. and creased ,rous-
srs. ana all the rest OF the letters OF foolish
BUSINESS thal waste the temper and empty
the purse?
The country in summer,
Beautiiui vacation time. fruit time. harvest
time. play time.
Time for reaping health and calm and con-
tcntmcnt.
Time for living simply and swee,y and
whoicSomely.'
Time for bathing in new interests and fresh
enchan. 'nents and renewing the joys and
Zcst: OF boyhood days.
once more birds sing.
Ana rust!inG, falling leaves nil the air with
red and green and gold.
We POKE our fingers in the soft. clean soil
ana drink deep OF the odor OF clover and sweet
SmeiiinS grass rest eyes endless
NIstaS OF growing green and violet haze.
Ana III the evening, when the sun sets comes
the voice OF the country. sweet and soothing
turc inspiring introSpcction and rctrospcctiOn.
And AS we see the farmer come in with his
Scythc. we are reminded OF the scythc in the
Time. the fruition of mans highest endcavor
And We have II little misgivinr as recall
mat the ScStrs are passing swiftly 10y and that
compish when the years young and the
sincws strong or ourselves viii be har-
vested by the great reaper before there Is any
right, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
RICHMOND FOOD PRICES
SHOW SMALL INCREASE
One OF Four Cities Where but 1
Per Cent Advance Is Recorded
in JuEG.
lBy Associated Press.

WASH1NGrON. July 2O-Retail
1000 prices continue to show IA
steady Increase" according to IA sur
Sey OF the food budget Of the aver
age family for June. made public
Today by the Bureau Of Statistics OF
the department OF Labor.
An advance OF per cent VIA
noted on June - over prices on tho
same day the month before This
whs an increase OF per cent since
IN" hrst Of the year.
pTicea Increased in thirty-nine
cities under observation and de-
creased in twelve. increases OH
served Included & per cent In Detroit,
omhhn and Portland. Ore. per cent
in Boston. indianapolis. Kansas City:
: per rent in Buffalo, Chicago and
81 Louis; 2 per cent in Cleveland.
New York. und per cent in Ijir-
fningham, Memphis, Richmond and
san FrancisCo.
decrease OF : per cent was noted
in Houston, Texas. 3 per cent In
Jacksonviilc: ? per cent In Atlanta
and Mobile: ! per cent IN Charleston.
Cincinnati. Little Rock, New Orleans
and Norfolk. and less than five-tenths
or per cent in Dallas. Philadelphia
ana Savannah.
The greatest Increase in the pas,
year. or :: per cent. Was shown in
Spr!nSn"l9. III, and tine lowest. 4
per cent, in Charleston. s. G.. Only
TWO cities out o! the thirty-uinc
Jacksonville and Los Angeles. showed
less than 100 per cent increase since
1913. Detroit topped the list win an
!ncrrnse 81 l33 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch, July 81. 1S70.)

on account OF the continued Illness OF Judge
Guigon no session OF the iiuS,ings Court was
in the courtroom expecting TO hear the de-
cision in the contested election case was
greatly disappointed
The case OF John Gurhiser n Federal soldier
huStingS court this morning. Judge Gu!gon
being we'll enough TO hold court. Pat Woods.
who whipped Congressman Porter and is now
cnt by leave OF Congress.
George hughes. OF New York. has recently
purchased from Dr. Tabb. OF Virginia. White
Loo S' acres s is situated in tiIoneesier County
and is one Of the most desirable and highly
improved estates in Virginia
The brigand Kirk, commanding regiment
rested a number Of citizens OF caswell county:
writ OF hahcaS corpus was issued by Chief
Justice Pearson und served on Kirk at Yam
ccyv!ilc In CnRwcli County on Saturday last.
lie refused to obey the writ. saying. THAT
sort Of thing is played out" Charges upon
which the citizens were arrested we're no,
given ana no warrants were issued
The latest from Kirk is that he Is now in
Graham. in Aiamance County: leaving his
iroqns and the prisoners a, Yanceyvile. in
charge OF subordinate. Among the prison
Kerr. Hon s. 4. liil sheriff Griffith, w. u.
Eowc and others OF The county Kirk says he
Will organize military commission to try
them, hut what charges he has not yet OK
planned. His refusal to obey nc writ Of ha
hcas corpus Will be reported to Judge Pear
son today.
There are 5e5 visitors at the GreenhrIer
now n; the rate OF htty per day.
The Secretary Of state lFish) and the Pres
idcnt had long interview yesterday over the
DISPATCHES TO our representatives ut European
s'pitils instruct!nS them as to our, neutrality
THIS country will sell arms. ships. food and
other things TO either side. is tho purport OF
DISPATCH. o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
CUBAN BANKERS SUPPORT
CLAIMS OF RICE GROWERS
Adiisr Havana Merchants Their Trad
INK Policy VIII impair
Credit OF Country.
ny Associated Press

HAVANA, July 20.-Scvernl OF IIa-
'anas Leading bankers and II com
nittce representing the California
iHc" Association. conferred today on
thc serious credit situation brought
about by the alleged failure o! GER
tain cpnan Importers TO accept rice
shipments valued Ut more Than 500
100000 now held mp IN the hurbor
here. which. II ~ claimed. Hcre ship
pea under contract.
No statement was Given out by the
coni"ru"E, but the bankers are re-
ported 10 nave demanded ,hat mcr-
,bapiS protect their paper and 10
nav" intlRaa 4 that the islands credit
might he -AiouSly involved, as hncri
eat exporters are becoming dubious
of the good ;aith or certain Cuban
ur pprtetE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
MISSISSIPPI BOAT LINES
ARE TO Be REsURRECTED
Memphis Moves To Meet "Dry
Land Freight Ruling by Re-
storing River Commerce.
lEy Assocluted I,ross.

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 20.-For-
nation OF Il shipping corporation capt
tallZed at Sl.6O0.UuO, 20 combat tho
proposed order OF the late. state Com
mercc Commission. pllc.n; Memphis
freight rates on the dry land" basis
was Instituted today "a: u mass-meet-
ms Of business men hare. y fund
or $4,000 for use in preliminary ar
raneeincnts and to secure Iptions OH
boats on the mississippi Rivor was
undSrwrit;cn ut the meeting py the
business interests o. Tlc ci;y.
The step taken today follows the
appoihtinent OF cor%n!ttce on July
TO investigate the situation and
render u report. IL is proposed 20
operate boats between New Orleans
anu Memphis. and st. LOUIS and Mem
PMS. the Memphis-St. Louis division
TO be ii;st placed in operation
The committee rcpOr. TO-DAY stated
mat allure 10 use the Misslssippl
River has brought this disaster upon
u.s. and our only hope for 'clicf lies
In resumption Of its use"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
SWIFT CHANGES IN MODE
OF LIFE AT THE VATICAN
Once Haired. Automobiles. i'hotn-
gruphcrs aud Movie Operators Nnw
Permitted In Grounds.
IVY AssOcIatcd Prcss J

ROME, July 2i--One by one the
last bulwarks Of conservatism in
Europe disappear. The Vatican, which
preserves In It's life aud ccrcmOnia!s
so many picturesque customs and
ancient ways Of doing things. for "A
long time s;crnly forbade The use OF
automobiles by cardinals and other
ccclcsiastics. Funcrcal-looking car
r!arcs. drawn by black horses. con-
vcych the cardinals 10 and from the
functions "a, ST. Peters or to their
visits to the pontin in the Vatican
palac.. Now several Of the cardinals.
including the English Cardinal Gas
quot. HAY" motor ears which convey
chem everywhere.
Not SO long ago the attendants In
E!iZabcthun rum and doubtlct and
sword who marshal the spectators 10
their places in the great Vatican funC-
tons. did not allow the use OF opcr.,
glasses 10 watch the wondrous scrnc.
Al the canOniZhtion Of Joan OF Are u
body OF Photographers were permit
led to bc present VINO took "a filn
Of the whole ceremony. SO that when
these picturesque historic professions
no more occur. this reproduction VIII
recall it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
NEW YORK STATE MAKES
RECORD RADlUM PURCHASE
Glasses rransnctIon for truuirIn..
Two AMI Onr-ttuartcr Grams OF
Priceless Material.

ALBANY. y Y, July 20 --Estab-
FISHING, "a record FOR the largest ,NIn-
ni'.t'ht transaction in radium ever
made, the state OF New YORK ma, muir
chased TWO aud onc-puartcr grams Of
rautum for use by the New York
state Institute in the treatment OF
~ Governor Smith today. The pu.-
cHaSc' Wh!"h was provided for hy
ittiSintion passed las, session also
MARKS ne iir.'t purchase T.! rIdlum
u! any Statc'for social utility
IN" ownership o! this amount of
rAdlum u Is said, VIII put New YORK
IN IN" forefront OF States working
tor IN" treatment OF cancer ami other
ma!lHnant sTowthS, and VIII become
me greatest center Tor research In
the world In THIS connection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
ixbci,l Rainfall.

Rainfall Y hours ending : l.. NJ 80. %
thihfali ~ hours ending = l.. 81. 49,. 81
Excess since March l ........... 3io
ENccss since january l ......... 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
The N0isonc silent Issue.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S!r.--Rc!erinS TO the prospective nOmina ion
OF presidentia | ticket by the Prohibition
party. you ask why these people continue to
poster. now that the prohibition amendment
has been passed upon favorabiy 10y the SUI
prem" Court. The same question. substantially,
has been asked relative to the Anti-Sa loon
Leagues continued organization, and every
activity the part OF the dry forces. Permit
call attention 10 the very palpablc fact
that the 'pestifcrousness' is on the shoulders
OF the disSruntlcd defeated vets. witness
the threat Of Governor Edwards To make his
state as wet as the Atlantic ocean" and the
both open and ll-conccaed purpose
modify the Nolstcad enforcement act
which passed 10 protect the amendment
from cvasions and VioiatiOnS--as To largely, in
effect. nullify the amendment.
Although neither Of the dominating political
parties brave enough 10 face this issue
their portentous silence viii not he cmuatcd
by the soverrgnS who recognize III the
amendment aud the enforcement a great
mora! and social upIift. II were sheer folly
assume that there will he dry silence
while there is wet mounting. and now ever
is i; true that eternal vigilance is the price
OF liberty ". NJ BICkERS.
Richmond Va. July 20. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
The Poets Corner

Fair Ines.
oh. saw yet not fair Ines?
She's gone into tho west.
TO dazzle when the sun is down
And rob the world Of rest;
She took our daylight with her.
The smiles that we love hest;
With morning bushes on her checks
And pearls upon her breast.
Oh, turn again, fair Ines.
Before the fall OF night.
For fear the moon should shine alono
and stars unrivaied bright:
And blessed will the lover he
That walks beneath their light
And brcathcs the love against thy
cheek
dare not even write.
Would had been, fair Ines.
THAT gallant cavalier
WhD robe SO gayly by thy side.
And whispered thee so near
Were there no bonny danes al home,
Or no true lovers here
That he should cross the seas to win
The dearest OF the dear?
saw thee. lovely Ines,
Descend along the shore.
With bands OF noble gentlemen,
And banners waved before:
And gentle youth and maidens gay,
And many plumes they wore
1t would have been beautcous
dream.
II il had been no moro!
Alas, alas, fair Ines!
She went away with song,
With music waiting on her steps
And shouting of the throug:
But some were sad and felt no mirth.
But only musics wrong
In sounds that Gang farewell, fare.
we'll.
To her you've loved so long,
Farewell farewell, fair Ines,
That vessel never bore
So fair lady on her deck.
Nor danced so light before;
Alas, Tor pleasure on the sea
And sorrow on tho shore!
the smile that blast ono lovers heart
Has broken many more. 1If
Thomas Hood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
DISCOVER KOREAN PLOT
TO ASSASSiNATE PRINCE VI
Murder OF ltoynl Couple at Wedding
Mcnnt {" stir Koreans TO
New tpr1sing.

TOKYO. July 2i-Thc police an.
n"uncc the arrest Of a Korean named
Jo-So- Kan, of Tokyo. on the charge
oi having made preparations 10 AS
"aSSlnatc Prince 81, Of Korea on
the occasion q! his marriage TO tho
Imperial Japanes. princess. Nashi-
moto !, Is alleged that the Korean
plotted 10 Kill the wedding couple on
lheir way 10 the ini:~.: - palace Mt
Tokyo IN April, as welt ns Baron
Salto, The governor-gcncral OF Korea,
and other nutHhies. THAT the plan
was not executed, cay the police. was
ties.
la his preliminary examinations.
$50 Kan admitted, IL is said that
he Is an advocnt. 0f the Korean in
dtp"ndenc" movement. aud that he
was a hrm believer that tn, weddin;:
OF FRINGE Vi to a japanese prin esq
OF the blood would bc tcllin, blow
aGailSt any hopes that the country
might ever hay" OF gaining the right
OF sen government. He planned the
wholesale Killing IN order that ~
mitht rcktndlc hope in the breasts
OF his fellow Koreans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DRIVERS MUST BE CAREFUL
AT CHAPPAWAMSIC SWAMP
Weather uvrrnu Rrpnrts had See
ton ON Highway From Rich
monu IA WnShinEtnn.

That care should h. used in driving
a ear over tn. new MI AZ sDuth end
of Chappawainsic swamp. ON tho
Richmond Washington Highway. Wa.
stated By the Richmond branch Of
the United Suites Weather BIre~
yesterday. The halfway is m.GIy
and ~.!prcry IN sectiOnH according 10
the report.
Roads between Richmond ami
clarkesvuic. charlottesville and ola
Point are all reported AS being muddy
and slippery. Occasional rough places
are reported IN the Oll Point rogd
and small streams ~ al! foTds are
reported ON III" thariottcsviil. ROAD
The section between Montpelier and
Cuckoo il sin reported as bad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
AMERICAN MARINES TO
HELP OPEN CHINA ROAD
Traffic Sun Intrrrunted Drtw~cn
>ahEtsun and f.ofu Hccau.c
OF Fighting.
N Associated rrcSs

PEEK Nc, Juiy ia train carrying
len marines and several American
Brit!sh ana Japanese officers, left here
To-Day Tor the CunSeStrd section Of
the Pekin. -ricutsin railway. The
military men Viii endcavor TO assist
the Department of Communications in
reopcninS traffic on the line, which
rs sun interrupted between Yangtsun
and Lola
There !s little change in the mill
tary situation outside Picking, but
me ciiy itscl! was uuicter today since
the outbreak OF lighting between the
Anfu and Chin Iii factions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
WORK SLACK IN JAPAN
Closing Down Of Factories Throw
10000 Operatives Out of
Employment.

TOKYO. July U-Uncmployment
!s ~ tho increase in Japan. This is
shown by the results OF the latest
3nvo'ti2ations into tho movements
OF factory workers.
During May ffty-six factories an
nounced the discharge, of II total Of
5O,U 900 oncratiycs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
TROOPS LEAVE MEMPHIS
FOR STATE ENCAMP MEN T
40 Move Nude by Labor Council ~
Connection with Fire Fight
crs' Strike.
Iny Assocluted Prcss }

MEMPHIS. TENN. July 20.--The
four companies Of the Tennessee Ma
;!Ouai Guard placed on duty here as
The result OF the resignation Of the
OF the Ere Department, cntra!ncd
LATE tooay for the state cncampinen,
a. Knoxville.
Though the city Commission held
its regular session today. no commit
tee from the Trades and Labor Coun-
ell appeared before the body, a. mad
been expected. a meeting Of the la
Dor union officials had been called
for IateI in the week, however. IL
was announced ai,cr the meeting
las; nigh; al the same officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
SHIPPING BOARD ASKS FOR
BIDS ON SEA-GOING TUGS
boats Arc Widely Scattered ON At
lnhtic md Pacific Srnbonrd
nnd ShIpynrdh.

" WASHINGTON. JuIy 20.--Blda vera
op"n"t today by the Shipping BOARD
Tor thr sale Of scvcnty-cight sea-
going tugs Terms al sale cali for
- per cent OF the purchase price on
delivery %! the vessel and the bal
ancc Ia s1miannual instruments over
- .cr!oi Of three years.
r~euty OF the tugs are onerAting
On the Atlantic Coast, twenty four
on the Great Lakes and the remain
der are scattered between various
cur and Atlantic ports or arc IN
Gnipyarhs IN the process of conAtruc-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
ABANDON HOPE OF MEN
ENT0MBED IN COAL MINE
Senrchrrs Take out Isody Of Onc OF
tho Nine Miners Caught
Ia EApIosiOn.

PITTSBURGH. IA, July e0.-The
body OF one Of t:3c nine mcn VINO
~er. entombeh yesterday by I'm ex-
plosicn IN a mine at l!snton. c!gh-
ny the Bureau Of Mines rescue team
early today Hope tor thc rescue
OF the other eight was prariically
trip through u action OF the wreckad
mine. SAID the force OF the explosion
was general.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
SHEIK OPPOSING TREATY
LEAVES TURKISH CABINET
Other CabInrt Ministers Arc Expect
cd To Rrsign Rather Than
Sign .tKrccmrnt.

coNSTA NTINOPi.E. July I9-The
shell ul-Is,am in the Turkish cab!-
net Durizzalir Ahduiinh tneRdj, has
resigned ms Office because OF his
Willingness TO approve tho Sign
ing OF the peace treaty. ntIcr Cabi-
net resiEnhtions are expected Tor the
same reason.
The grand vizicr. Dnmad Ferid
fasha. however. IS apparently deter
mined to sign at any cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
ish l were a mermaid!"
tOnfrtlDlltcti.

old Friend and Constant Reader Sterling
Roisseau favors us with couple OF pages of
paragraphs. from which we Gull and repro
ducc his statement that:
~ Richmond historian claims that &. q. r.
Originally stood for Graft on p-ivilcgcs'"
But let's don't get sore about it, Old Ton
the Consumer ain't so goldarncd impressed
with any 0t EN- these dave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

They now talking of fnger-printing
all the babies in this country as fast
as they arrive. the records 10 be preserved
for identification purposes. AT the rate
we are progressing in paternalism the time
may soon come when such compulsory fin
gger- printing will apply TO the entire popu-
s1ation of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

WEDNESDAY. July u. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

mat year OF the beginning OF the war when
an OF US swore we were ruined and those OF
US OUTSIDE the belt went in tho slogan; Buy
u Bale" to help out our moor ncighbors about
me same way we were giving up coin to
assist the lelgans.
oihcial figures surely do tell tales OF
sWIt chnnEcs and rGNerslls of conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
what's In IL Nanncs

what's In Namcs
Sign lamped on North Eighth Street.
What fitting name for tho business.
RAGLAND THE TAILOR
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRING.