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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
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To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
zied finance without adequate laws 10 put :,
restraining hand on those who are operating
public who are eager at all times 10 get some
thing for nothing.
success in the show business to the fact mat
the American people loved 10 be humbugGed.
be laws 10 throw protection around the over
credu!ous for the benefit of their families if
for no other reason. 1t is true that not all OF
the over credulous have families, but in such
cases tho protection would operate to enable
stspp?s stone 10 a better condition in life.
Ionzi, w.,H -" PRISON record. recently secured
something like Sle000.00O from these credu-
cent proht every forty-iive days lie claimed
TO have :: scheme whereby pc could double and
ence coupons, ana just because there was a
mystery TO Ponz and his dealings. the over
with tho result that millions of dollars found
their way into his dishonest possession.
pay 10 per cent weekly on all money deposit cd
gated. Miller had skinned the public out OF
more than n million Of dollars Miller was q
"fakcr" and simply paid new subscribers with
the funds he received from others. and for his
Years cis' lard labor In in Sing sing, . '''
The law should demand financial statements
S s"c% law Would F put bucket shops
GU, Of business AMI also prevent many SO
TO 80 cents on the dollar when they are forced
to ciosn their doors The public has right
Germ mat soicits money for Investment for
III" same reason, that II has in case OF banks
posi-, mus; not only furnish frequent pcriodi-
cal statements, but in addition they are re
10 state and Federal authorities Why not
shHnEs ,hs law to include eyer; eve pHrson firm
broker. promoter or nranipulator--and there
by nip all the Ponzi schemes in he bud o,d
Richmond. Va August :: s. T is2o oi'''''' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
News Of Fifty Years Ago
(Trom Richmond Dispatch August 30. 1870.

Judge Wexford. after hearing the case OF
Milton I.add hahcas- corpus proceedings al :
mittcd him bail in the sum of S5,OO0. He
is charged with the killing of Isaac r. Mayo
Iohn Lester. an old and honorcd citizen OF
Richmond. died yesterday aged u: For years
was grand pursuivant OF tho Grand Lodge
afternoon in 81. Johns graveyard and he seTv-
ice vii! be conducted by Rev. pr. Wall.
In descent Lohn Calls saloon Saturday
rient ton rcrrocS caught gambling at a
high rate and the whole bunch was arrest cd
by he police.
The North German bark Yankee" Captain
william. IlingcherS, cleared Saturday for Iio
de ,Iancrio. with cargo Of 2.IS9 barrels OF
-four shipped by ilaXall. Crcnshaw & co.
Tho Aiberna"lc Baptist Association meets
this week Mount Mcr.ah church. The pro-
ccedinEs will he reported N fil! for the Dis
patch by Rev. j. william Jones t"Viatoro.
Hon J. Il. Tucker has sold his residence in
Mddleburg TO l.. C. Braun, for $4,000.
The largest township in Rockbridge County
IS Rrock's Gap, containing I'LL square miles
a nd strange 10 say. there Is not mail route
or most office in the entire township 1t has "a
populat ion Of between 2,5oo and 5000
In New York and St Louis on saturday
;h.rtY-twO persons were struck by lightning
BaEainc is st!ii shut up in Metz, TIC Prus-
SLAMS trying to divert tho River Ill from
Strashourg, which will leave the city dry and
cut on It's sources Of supply.
big fight is raging near Rheims between
torces OF MacMahon and Prince Frederick or
i . Is . j - .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
PRELIMINARY TEST OF RADs
PLOTTING CABLE IS SUCCESS
Nav! Tug Na,iSnt-s 10 Miles Fro
ihEht"hiP 10 Nnrr"ws ON Desr-i
ingS From Electrical wavcs

w ASiilSGTOS. August ga SUI
corsiul preliminary test OF the rad
plotting cable laid in tho Ambro
channel approach 10 New York In
hnr rs means Of plotting yeasr
TO the harhor in :OEgy weather, W
announced today by the Navy DepaY
'ucnt. The tcEt was made with 1,
navy tug A!Eorma, which navigut
the lG-mile stretch OF the cablc fro
the Ambrose channel light ship to q
Narrows entirely on the bearing =
cclv.h from tho electrical way
"nanatInE from the cable
hm arn;ored cable was used In {
experiment, thereby overcoming q
chief difficulty heretofore cxpcrionc
or lho cable boing injured from tit
70 time bT anchors OF small vcssc
tTaeS:ug over ~.
Wien tho department has derid
on the best type Of receiving n
paratus for ;Ee syst"m. IL WAS said.
rs planned 10 give a public dcrac
atratlou Win Il destroyer for /
nenci. OF shipping intcreBts. The d
rhrtmcnt believes the great pos.
bihtics OF tho system In adding
ti,n safety Of nay eating harhors
thick wealth. haI hecn proven
thc recent lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
CHURCH MUST SETTLE
CAP|TAL-LABOR's F|GE
IL Cannot Hcninin AIoof in Gigan
Conflict, Labor Sunday
Message" Atllrms.
lby Associated Press.

MEN YORK. August 2s.-Tl
church and the pulpit were call
upon Ia intervene In strikes and I:
to compose the differences betweI
;MesSage issued today by the RI
Worth NJ. Tippy. executive sccrctui
OF the Special Service Commission
The Federal COUNCIL of tho Church.
OF Christ in America.
The church watches the decpenf5
conflict with profound concern"
continued. 1T cannot stand aloor.
whatever risk OF becoming involv!
IN the controversy II must cd I'M
the mids, or contcndIng forces, IL ne.
sibie between them. II must bring
bear every ounce OF influence Will
II possesses to bring these content
ing groups together, and to indul
them to work out permanent and {!
fcctivc means OF co~opcration
If no form OF labor organizntI{
is permitted and il not only strikI
but labor organization itself liz fougl
10 finish, there appears no way QI
OF our troubles. but rather dee,
en!ns OF them. We shall have, 4
on the one side and either Il kind
scrfnom on the other or Il militia
bitter. and claSs-conscious organic
ton. or labor growing yearly me
ger OF the present hour.
Pulpit Must tnrry On.
The church cannot be hcsitaI
here. when. az may often happe
the incius.vcncss OF It's feiiowsh
prccludcs 4 Co-opcratn Judgment
the part Of tho whole church, tho M
p!t must nevertheless he true TO !
prophetic office. The case liz hop
less IL employers VIII not allow 81,
lcct!ve action by their workers. y
church must stand for the right ,
organization and collective actisl
under proper ethical restraints al
safeguards for public welfare.
The church cannot allow Itself
be cstopped from this course either /!
pressure from rcactionary employe
on the one hand or by manifest evI
IN the labor movement on the 9TH
u must be strong enough to alta
these evils and TO resist the pressu,
~ must urge employers. especial
Christian employers. TO work O.
democratic principles in their esta
iiShmcnta with due time for inves:
fation ana experiment. The impo
tant matter is not just what plan
followed. but that the start is rnadI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
To Her who Cleans NV House.

November. 1870
TO Her who cleans my house, these lines
who holds its best traditions true
And does the thing there ~ TO do
With faith uncloudcd.
To Her who tends my vineyards vines
And goes Her way from morn till eve
Singing SONG, when would grieve,
My spirit shroudcd.
To Her who cleans my house this song
And With the song a simple heart
With tina, wish to do my par,
rs maIful living
SO, hand i'll hand. 10 toll along.
children together to the end
Each more than lover more than friend,
And comfort giving.
TO Her who cleans my house, this hope:
That tho it storm ride each wave
Sighting the shore. and being brave
Whatccr the weather:
And when at last we come 10 Gropc
Infants. at that haif-opcncd Gate,
iiceding the summons OF our fate
We SO together,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

Governor Cox lets it be understood that he
mas Iurthet information regarding The tnan-
cling processes OF the Republican party which
lie VIII confde to the public Moreover lie
VIII submit all the data In his possession to
'"c SthFte committee. which reopcnS its hear
ihSs on MONDAY. in chclgo. That committee
is controlled by Republican Senators. but il is
Ignoring under II solemn mandate from the Sen
ate itsclf TO lag bare every ract and c!rcu,u-
stance o. the campaign funds Of the two par
lies and 1t dare not do less.
Meanwhile. the men and women who will do
'he voting this fail must form their own
JUDGMENT as to the men and measures in
Noi't" IN TINS campaign. They must decide
whether or not they are prepared to Surrcn-
Ger the government OF the nation To Il party
which relics upon money to restore Itself TO
power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
UNPRECEDENTED THR0NGS
HEAR SUNDAY BAND CONCERT
Amusement Seekers Make Most or
Fourth Ctcnr Day OF
Mnnfh

Unprecedented throngs we're drawn
10 William Byrd Park yesterday
Afternoon 10 hear the band concert
program arranged by the Community
decoration Association. II was the
fourth day this month that rain has
not fallen aud the sabbath amusc-
ment seekers made the most OF their
fair weather opportunity.
The program included The Ma
tional Emblem March" when
knishthood Was in Flower" Love
Next" Amorita." Peggy O'Neh."
Get OF My Foot" Apple blossom
rimc." ana "SpiIling the Beans"
Tomorrow nigh the association
viii ofcr outdoor picture pro-
grams at Monroe Park. Wednesday
night AZ Scahrook Playground,
Thursday night at Buchanan school,
and Friday night at Chimborazo
PARK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
NO TRACE OF TWO MEN
KIDNAPPED BY ZAMORA
British md American Cnnsuls I.nO-
rant of Whereabouts Of "SGnhy"
Gardiner md W. !. Johnson.
IHY .NSAlCilinl ~

MENICO CITY, August 29.-Cnitcd
States and British consuls ~ Huadc-
lajara are ignorant as to tn" where
American. and ". ! Johnson. a Brit
iSh subject who We're kidnapped by
Pedro Xalnora. AT Cusic, August 20.
Press disp5t rhcS received from ;hac
city states the consuls believe tn"
Two mru could easily have escaped
during the recent fighting hc'w"cr
Iamora's band and government
troops.
gu ~ - iic'.HS ~ - tt!'''cu %
of JaliScO. with a few followers. 10
!cdad Gomez. a girl who WAS HidnapcG
by Xamora during tn. attack upon the
town Of Allan. has been ransomcd
by relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
ORDERED TO PAY 100000
FRANCS TO GOVERNMENT
Louis Iiicriot, French Avintor. Must
lDisEOrgc Huge Profits Made
During the Wnr.

PARIS. August 29.--Louis Blcriot.
the frs: aviator to cross the English
channel. has been ordered 10y the
French courts to pay Immediately s.
100000 francs INTO tho French
Treasury.
The amount was claimed by the
Ministry OF Finance MS war profits
NJ Bleriot accumulated through man
ufacturing a!rplancS and motors dur
ing the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
MEXICAN OIL COMPANIES
PAY THEIR BACK TAKE
Moro than 1,OCO.OOO PrsoS ColIectc
and Expect All others TO Settle
WITHIN Wing Limit.

Mt.NlCO CITY. August 29.-Six c
the larger petroleum. companies or
Grating IN AieXico paid back taxes fc
the period from March 10 In luna ]
inclusive. Yesterday. these taxes az
GrcSAt.ng more than 100000 pes
Virtually all other concerns in a.,
OIL business have made out the re
themselves as being satisfied ali th
back taxes will he paid before Al
gust 81, when the time limit expire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
ON OUR RENCE.-SE.
Contrasts.

Contrasts.
October II, 1919
This world would be lonesome place IL every
were good;
The plains would be dreary waste without
the hill and wood;
I he little streams that tricklc from the noun
tains rocky
Would be monotonous, were there no oceans
mighty breast.
Love. with no heart TO share 1t with.
Would be an empty thing
With nothing to compare ii with,
What pleasure would ii bring?
The paias we have. the griefs know, the
troubles endure.
The ills suffer manfully lend pleasure TO
the cure.
There is state of misery, lfes strengthen
ing alloy.
Tha, doesn't somehow have to do with meas
uring our JOY.
Peace. after strife. indulgenuy
Shall Swcctcr seem at last:
And suns shine most cnulgcntiy
Just when the storms have passed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
The Poets Corner

Beams,
Lamb and lobster still are high,
Many can't afford to guy.
Kidney chops. they cost lot
Are the packers in plot?
hump steak like fable seems
Poor folks have il In their dream
But tho cost OF living's doWn,l
Beans arc seven cents a pound!
Beans. beans. beans, beans,
only think what joy 1t means!
What cheerful. JOYOUS soundI
Beans at seven cents a pounds"
Baked beans! Hot and crisp al,
What gives Boston her renuwn?
Srisr baked beans and juicy pork,
Secret envy of New York;
Every Yankees dearest wish 1t
I: TO have steaming dish, 81
WEern can greater Joy be founoSs
"heans at seven cents a pound.s'
Beans, beans. beans. beans.
Much too good for Kings and queen.
psss the gladdening word aroun.
Beans at seven cents pouridi"
--SomerviileyJo Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

september 10, 1870
Somewhere heard Il snatch OF melody
Just one short. Gccting strain az passed by:
y dozen notes. perhaps found lodge in me-
wild and eNu!tant, lcaping TO be free
Something akin 10 some bold warriors crvl
Ana now cannot find them anywhere
Those mad three measures OF i haunting air
Twas melody apart, detached from thought
Expressed in nothing I had ever known:
something unsatisted, with battle fraught
Something by como one from a tunult caught,
And dropped somewhere. to ever be alone!
CLOSING my eyes. there TO my sours
sight
lady glove. a charge a stricken knight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
INVITES WOMEN WORKERS
TO MEET IN CONFERENCE
VIII Gather In Washington During
November Ia Discuss Union
OrEnnizu lion.

~ '''7's'"'' ~ ''f'''I
WASHINGTON. August 29.--Womon
workers from twelve states were IN
vitcd today by tho National Women y
Trade Union League to meet in "a
labor conference here the week OF
November 10 to consider union or
ganiZation. collective bargaining and
other problems OF women in industry.
Preliminary announcements OF the
conference were sent TO State and
city central labor organizations in
West Virginia. Maryland, Virginia.
North and South Carolina. Florida,
Georgia. Alabama. Mississippi. Louis
lana. Tennessee and Kentucky, ask.
unions in these states having women
members are expected 10 he reached
through the central organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
SPANISH BISHOP FORBIDS
SCANTY DRESS AT CHURC
Women y" Attirrd VIII lie Rcfus
th.oIntinn u! Clergy. Notice
neCtErcA

MADRID. August 2s.-No WOMB
VIII be permitted 10 enter church u.
less dressed IN Christian inodeaiy'
Gays u noti-c circulated through II
diocese OF GaudlN. Ivy authority
Bishop Hernandez Muias. today. Ar
woman wearing dress which e.
poses ntr chest and arms or who bt
e snort skirt or transparent stool
ngS Viii be refused admission ar
also communion. while tho clcrE
must refuse dissolution to any won
an so attiTcd, tho notice declares.
Women d!Sobcying these orders
the hishop u-c forbidden 10 becon
members % church societies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Edward G. Duncnn. nnnkrr. ucna.

BEAUFORT. =. c. Nugugt 20
Edward Carlton Duncan. former Re-
publican national committeeman from
North Carolina, banker 81 former
member of the North Car,'ina Lccis-
lature. died at o'clock this mornin :.
after an illness OF some months FROM
cancer Of The stomach. funcral scr
vices VIII be held Monday afternoon
IN this city where he was born fiftv-
eight years ago. Mr.. Duncan is su"-
vivcd by q widow and three children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
.Instlcc Er-thnrn prrnI,zch.

FREDERICKSBuRG VA. August
29.-B l.. EaSthurn. y wrll-known
citizen and Il Justice of tho peace.
was paralyzch at his homo In Snotsyl-
vania County yesterday. He went Il
his barn and not returning at "a rea-
sonablc time. his wife went to the
barnyard and found him in an un-
conscious condition. DR. Scott. Of
this city. was called and found his
condition very serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
PRESIDENT DE LA HUERTA !
PLANS REFORM FOR MEXlC
Suggests Increasing the Chief Exec
lives Authority md n Parlia-
tncntIry Eorm OF GOVcrnmcnt.

MENlCO CITY. August 2S.-Amon
the measures Provisional PresideI
q" Ia iiucrta is planning 10 preser
20 the new Congress when 1t assen
respons ib;lit!cs and making him an
SWcrablc to Congress for misdeeds
connection With the national fundB,
addition 10 his existing liability Il
treason.
Tho provisional President fntcnt
l,kc"ise to submit Il measure placiIi
MeA'co under pa-liamentar for
OF government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
y BIT OF Modern History

p ACk in 1904 Judge Alton Il. Parker was
- nominated by the Democratic conven-
ton for the presidency. He was opposed
in that race by Theodore Roosevelt who
l!ad succeeded tho amentcd Mckinley The
campaign in which these gentlemen were
the leading figures could scarcely have been
more colorless. In fact there was only one
genuinely interesting circumstance in it
from first 10 last
This was created when Judge Parker
made the charge that a group of powerful
inanciers were underwriting the Roosevelt
campaign and had pledged themselves to
raise gigantic snsh fund with which to
dOuble-rivet the election OF Mr. Roosevelt
Immediately an indignant denial was en-
tered by President Roosevelt. Not only did
he challenge the truth of the Parker in
d!ctmcnt but he issued demand that the
Democratic nominee produce the proof that
he call names and state the sums that were
being contributed. But the Democratic can
didatc was unable To make good his charge
lie repeated his declaration that the Roosc-
Welt campaign fund was being provided by
syndicate OF Wall Strccters who, i'm the
words OF the late Senator Dollver. were
men who knew exactly what they wanted,
but he proceeded no further No names
were called. No sums were indicated and
as result the Roosevelt dcniaIs stood
From this debate Judge Parker emerged
badly wOrsted figure. He had not taken
the pains to arm himself with all the facts
and the proof that his competitor and tho
country called for was not forthcoming In
the end he was overwhelmingly defeated
His charges, unsubstantiated, reacted
against him. and Mr.. Rooscvclt's triumph
was complete.
Yet tho Parker indictment was well
founded Such q syndic as he pointed
To was formed. II was headed by the late
r. II. Hartman. who personally pledged
I himself to produce $3.50 900 All this came
! out long after the election Mr. Hartman
after bitter controversy with Colonel
Roosevelt, made the whole thing public and
scandal resulted which stirred the conn
try ;Or many months, and which Mr. RoOse-
welt never explained to the satisfaction OF
the American people
J Judge Parker should have armed himself
with all the facts before he opencd fro
! upon his opponent In the present stu
/ alton. Governor Cox who OF course recalls
every circumstance of the Parker Roosevelt
episode. would scarcely have had the hardi-
HOOD to charge the Republican party with
raising $4,000 600 slush fund without
being fully prepared to prove his charge.
To have assumed anything else was 10 as
sumo him 10 be the most stupid OF politi-
clans and the shortest-sgh,ed OF candidates
Maybe the reason we are sending Poland
our mora! support is that il is the only thing
va can get across the sea without danger OF
having d, tied ny on the docks with a strike
ordered by the labor leaders.
New York ;heater managers are COM
/ planning al the high cost OF chorus girls.
Some Of their patrons are ready to Join
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
WINCHESTER GAS TO SOAR
hut Corporxtion Commission ForbidS
Higher Rate i'ntii After Public
iIcMrinE Here.

WINCHESTER. VA. August ca
The Wjnchc Stcr Gas Company. which
recently applied for Il rate OF $3.50
per 1000 cubic feet, the highest
price ever proposed in Virginia. has
been notified by the state Corpora
ton CnUmiss!o not to put the rate
into effect nrXt Wednesday, as a
hearing has becn set for September
- fh" CHv Council VIII RE pro-
test
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

Judge Hughes declares that the people
want for President "a man of courage, pos
sesscd of sound common sense, and WHO
has an appreciation of American institu-
tons Why then, did the Republican
party make the mistake OF putting up such
man Harding?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
IntrrnatinnnI Concc Conr,o,,

BoGOTA. COLOMBIA, August 90!
according TO resolutions passed ID
me conference Of coffee planters an
exporters. which convened here tcj
DAY. an international coffee conereI
ditionS in the industry. 1t was 1Ad
posed that one should be caiIcd
Measures to control the marketin,
OF coifee were discussed at iii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

II a body meets a grille comm through
the rye now. he need not rashly conclude
that she is skirmishing around for kiss;
rather, he should go on about his business.
knowing that she is on her way to the regis
trntion oiiicc--to make her power felt with
the ballot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

The treaty terms proposed by the vic
torious Poles to the defeated Russians
amount in substance TO this: You Skinny
or your side of the fence and don't
ever dare to poke your nose in our affairs,
aud We will stop whipping you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

Following the example OF Villa Esteban
Cantu, Governor of Lower California, has
made terms with the Mexican Federal gov
eminent by which he abandons his rebellion
and will surrender his Office 10 his appointed
successor. Just how much money it took TO
buy him of is not stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Child Love.

september 80. 1910
That babe love, God bless her, She
crawlS anon my knee
And puts her dimpled checks to mine and
shyly kisses me.
Not all the miser's millions, nor all the kings
estate
Could turn her smile to frown!ng nor her
little love to hate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

After visit 10 Marion, Charles Evans
Hughes announces he is convinced that un-
der iiardins's leadership the country could
secure sound system Of international CO.
operation the essentials" of which ARE
TO establish tribunal of international jus
lice wkerc justiciahle questions are con
sidered. to provide the machinery OF con
Citation and 10 secure the advantage OF
international conference There is moth
ing in such pragram. as pointed out by
The Springfield ..-Rentblican, tina, was not
provided for before the war. except the tri-
bunal for justciab!e questions, and that has
been covered III large part since 1905 by
the Root arbitration treaties. Why so back
20 that worthless program?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

Americans TO Uuiid Bng0tn Railroad.
BOGoTA. COLOMBIA. August %
Contracts FOR the construction of a
railroad have been signed with an
American firm by the Governor OF
the Province. OF Marlno.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
MONDAY. AUGUST 80, 1920.

Spain is suffering from n great crime
wave, the like OF which it has never before
experienced. What Spain needs is prohibit
t!on any Anti-Saloon Lacquer will avow
that's what cured America Of crime!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

NNCtnhr ~. lnIE.l
In the h.

, tVCIobr TT, I9lG.)
In the dhys or Bible prices there was scarcity
OF pelf.
And the mea; and bread and sugar wen; so
short upon the shelf
That the ravens fed Elijah cause he couldn't
feed himself