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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
News Of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch. July 3. 1900

The newly elected members OF the City
Council met yesterday afternoon and after
brief discussion organized by elccting J. j.
English president OF the body. Judge John
\ Meredith was elected city Attorney and
Joseph i. White elected Police Justice.
The election Of CITY Clerk was postponed.
At the annual meeting of the Corn and
Flour ENchang" yesterday the following Of
hccrS were elected for the ensuing year:
Lewis ~ Crcnshaw. president Thomas Branch.
FIRST vice pres ideni; I'D WORKMAN. second vice
president. T. w McCancc. r. G.. Pcyton. II. w.
Moore. samuel Naccubhin, W. Il. staples John
:. Tompkins T. ~. Gum. w. s. Archer. r.. II.
l.. Robinson and $. Iiirsh directors.
Governor Walker after attending com :
mcnccmcnt at the university left Char!ottcs-
VILE yesterday for Lexington TO attend sim :
lar exercises OF the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute.
Theodore j. Pryor. son OF General Roger A.
Pryor was among the speakers at Princct on
COLLEGE lie won the Jay Cooke Mathematical
Fellowship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Il.e kaeue 81 Natlons rlunk

HER. ls'ro room for deba1e over the
gaesro- g: 8. administration victory or
cetss, - ,.s .eaEle Of notions ilack as
it&-.y incorporated !afo the Democratic
izii.fE j is neither !, j. q party tri-
-H;a NJ; j: could md Z common ground
'-.'to. al! ran s'aAG thus a. once r4lnov-
~ ny danger ot parry dAaHection and
UNFOLDING ths national honor before the
"9fir True the Presidents wishes as in
s.eat1t. ~ H. sppryya! D. the virginia
iz.E "-!e not followed literally Yet
'.+ zras.tuent tathsred by Senator Walsh
"sE.c seen. 10 IL ..t;lc beyond adding 10
M 's'o4sge. and i, Is in no wise contrary
~ "" expressed willingness Of Mr VII
Eon 70 accept reservations not null.:ying in
enlTaete! IL the anal analysis. it is
-aisiy matter III INTERPRETATION, and in
event u Democratic victory IN November
iHe responsibility OF making those !n,erpre-
'aticns cpnsonaHt H!'n the party determine
'ion III res; where the Contribution in
fenced mat II hhoEid rest win the United
states Senate
In the Virginia plank. the party "advo.
e4tea ratification Of the treaty without res.
eryaiions *hicn would impair its essential
integrity Had that been adopted as IL
( STOOD. il st!!i would have remained win tho
senate 10 determine finally What constitutes
tsschtial integrity" II the league The
"ofgS are susceptible o vide and varied
, construction. The national plank adds these
words But the Democratic partv docs NOT
OPPOSE the acceptance Of any reservations
| ina"!hg clearer or more specific the obliga-
t!ohs "i the United States TO the League OF
| nations Ana!yze this clause, and one
| inds that II is still It matter Of in,ernrn,,
Iioh III aHHs nothing ana takes nothing
| IRON me obligations Of the United States
|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
PLENTY OF COAL Is MINED.
HAULING is THE TROUBLE
nine W"rkrrs' tni"n Denied Rcro.-
milton aud Department of Labor
agents Rcbunrd.

Williamson. ~. VA. July -
Coal operators in the Williamson
held today declined To submit, their
controversy with tho striking union
miners to the Federal mcdin,ors. f..
/. Fe!ck and /. II. Thomas, who ar
rived here several days ago. ana have
since been cndcavoring 10 bring about
Il settlement.
me issue here is recognition OF
tho union said "a statement Issued
ny the spokesman FOR the operators.
tpon that issue there can be no
mihhi" ground. We mus; either rec.
ognize the union or We must NO,
and 1t liz our intention no; TO roc.
orniHe IL. We can see no purposc
IN submitting the ease to the Do
partmcnt of Labor"
oniet prevailed today throughout
tho earion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
DR.. M. B. RUDD ELECTED
HEAD OF STATE DENTISTS
Dr. Hurry Tinrr. Richmond, R,nnmrd
a. Sr"rctnry al the Nirginin
tSsOciHtIuu

Especial 20 Thc Times D!spatch.1
LfNciiBCRG. July The afty-
"hhnh' convention OF the V!r-
gina b"uiE! Association came IN nD
ehh r'Tc Tonight following a han
I"ct given IN honor OF the cX-o-rsi
dents of tn" association
The officers elected "a, ,bo ,.,
noon session were.
mOnd H'ch
Vice rrcs!dcnt-D W. NJ. sturri,
Marshall. b "a
Warrcnton. " 49,
,on ne11FS,ar%Ibr, Harry Bacr. Rich
~ ENcGutiv" committee-Dr. w G.
.',ip' itural Retreat. Dr. w. T. WIN
burg c'eFs
IN" convention had been In sos-
SION n@rrG since Wednesday evening.
t''hliy N" entire time being
.anch up with technical discussions
and clinics ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
The Poets Corner
There Arc No Dcnd.

There Are No Dead.
With faces looking toward the 1ipbt
They left us ere the dawn was rod
iney wakcncd to the fuller life
Ihere are no dead.
And whcre they rest in slumber sweat
me Dlrds are. singing overhead
Inrenody o: love and hone.
There are no dead.
Der wooded hills. in valleys Ercen
By river bank and messy bed
they wait the coming OF the morn.
Ihere are no dead.
And from the turmoil and the strife
Those tender spirits now have fled
into the twilight of Gods love,
There are no dead.
They hayc, no. tcrrors Of the grave
who r as6t in freedoms cause-nor
The hand of death, they live-who
There are no dead.
Somewhere beneath the stars they
Yet let not sorrow droop her head:
Away with grief! Rejoice! They iivei
They are not dead.
,John Light, in the Toronto Mail
and Empire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
SHIPPING BOARD DENIES
"ClOSED Shop" RUMORS
Chairman Hrnson Says nOdy Stands
FOR Equality ~ Opportunity
to Qualified Men.

~ Associated Press
WASiilNGToN. July 1.-The shin
ling Board is NOS considering closed
shop" ARRANGEMENTS IN American
ports, Chairman Benson announced
tonight, in answer to number OF
protests against reported effort o,
the board To obtain exclusive control
%: lonG shoremen work on tts vessels.
As Is proper in the public service.
the Shipping BOARD stands for main
tenancc OF equality OF opportunity
Tor employment on It's vessel. for all
properly qualified men. regardless So
u aiiiiia,!on with any particular or
Eanizat!on." the chairman stated
No change is contemplated in the
present nrranSemcniS for IonEshore
men work on Skipping Board vessels.
which continue under existing agree
ncnts until October OF the curren,
year.
orders We're ISSUED by Chairman
Benson tonight 10 all operators Of
the oonrd's vessels to subject to mo
closest scrutiny overtime allowances
for officers and men OF the merchant
marine. The practice is foreign TO
the oldest traditions OF the sea. the
chairman saij. and all Unnecessary
expense should he eliminated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
ENGLISH WANT IRISH TO
ENJOY FULLER FREEDOM
Niscount Bryce Says Chief Obstacle
to Settlement Is Divisions
Within Ireland.
LBy Associatcd prcss.

MI
LONDON. July 2.-Forty articles
devoted TO the relations between
Great Britain and the United States
and to American affairs generally AFRO
published In special American
edition" of the London Times this
morning.
Chief among the contributions Is
one by Viscount Bryce. former am
passador TO the United Statcs, who
writes on the Irish question AMI the
attitude OF the American people to-
ward this issue.
w nat the American people ought
to know. but apparently do not
Know says Viscount Bryce, "is that
the great majority o. the English
people desire to give Ireland the
fullest measure or freedom within tho
empire. But. 1t Is in the divisions
within lrciand--not In the lack Of
any goodwill on Eng,and's part
that there lies practically the on,y
obstacle which s,ill delays that peace
ful settlement which the British do
mocracy sincerely Desires"
Many of the articles are By prom
inent Americans. Franklin *. Lane
FORMER Secretary az the Interior.
writes ON the worlds oil supply,
warning England or the danger tn
the peace OF any one power obtains
Ing control OF the worlds oil supply.
Americas position regarding the
peace treaty and the league OF ma
tons is also dealt with in tho ar
t'clcs. as well as Tho cost OF living
and various industries. particularly
shipping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
LIGHT RAINS LAY DUST;
ROADS IN GOOD CONDITION
hrhm"nd- wnshington m,
"""Sh hrtWrrn Gntcwood nu.i

lt"ad conditions in Vir.iri ,.o
p"r."a hN h" Richmond branch nt
.n' tn''"1 states Weather Rurca,,
S'H''rd'S 70 he aS follows:
foncrally good condition. c,ccn, ~.
rnnrh sections between Gatewooa ana
"h"!l Light rains have laid tho .irs,
h,'hnond- ill"-Fuir 10 good
h"rord 1.awrppccvtllc some 49,,
Richmond -chariottcsvillc- Most NJ
THIS h'Uhwa. is in good condition. ny
"Hpt Tor :ho rough section between
montpelier and Coates. Light rains
over eastern half OF highway laid
III" dust
Richm ond Old Poin'-nirt sections
OF this lcEwGS IN fair condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
FOUR WORDS ELIMINATED
FROM SERVICE MEMS PLANK
slight Change u Made Win yIc,v
Z" Meeting Ev-soIdiers'
Approval.
~ 4 N,oc.nteh 10. l

SAY FRANCISCO. July e-cbai-.
man Glass won his fight to strike four
words from the platform piank re-.
ATM TO treatment OF service men in
me lat" war after the platform had
ncen .2doptcd by tho convention 20
nay. ~. declared that The resolutions.
com m !ttcc did not think the chanre
"L signal Importance. hut r. c. Muir
enie, national committeeman from
New hampshire. who argued for the
minority plank on tho subject which
the convention had previously turned
uown ny = close vot. asserted that
thr correction carried the plank far
towards meeting the view OF tho
service men
read:
The fne patriotism exhibited
ny american soldiers, sailors, marines
constitute sacred heritaEe
of posterity. the worth of which can
never he recompenscd from tho
Treasury. and the glory of which
must not be diminished by any such
Tho words "bv any such expcs;ant.
were eliminated. hut the preceding
changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
DANVILLE FlREMEN WILL
HAVE SHAKE-UP ON STAFF
New Chief Has Difficulty with Men
Following; Ills Election


Especial TO The Times Dispntch)
bANVli.LE. July Following,
the election Yesterday Of James p.
BROOKS, - chief OF the fire depart :
up IN the ire lighting personnel is
ABOUT 10 take place. 1t develops tina,
fact!onalism has broken out. and
,hat a number Of the men We're fol-
lowers o: "A defeated candidate. Fire
thicf Brooks said today that he in
tended to make several changes
ana when pressed further. he said
mat some OF the men had under
J y. Flynn. captain Of the fire de-
nartment for twenty-five FEARS. rn-
signed today. Brooks. II is learned
rim two weeks ago but Flynn
lcvelleh accusations against Brooks,
and tho hearings ncNcr leVninnen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
GENERAL WOOD WILL GIVE
HIS SUPPORT TO HARDING
VIII Do Everything Consistent Win
f"siii"n ns Army officer To Fur
Their Election

NEW YORK. July "a halr-bour
C "niercnce today between Major
tiIshcr'I Leonard Wood and VIII II.
lays Republicans National Chairman.
caused furry OF excitement when
rcnort Uttered through the closed
doors OF Mr.. lays office that NOR
IMAM passive support al the Hardin,
ca,iiaiSh mad been offered by the
General Wood viii do cvcry,hi,,
CONSISTENT with his pnsition of An
,nn,y "ilicor to further Senator Hard
-, 'Iruttoh; on" OF the executives
~ we campaign announced while mo
~ ~ Fiew sun was In progress
nc report strengthened when u
WIS learned that he planned 10 cali
:poh on senator Harding a, the In,
yer nom" ~ Marion. ohio.
''n"rhI Wood would not admir-
.nht ms eau on Chairman Hay. hnd
any Political Significance lilo sai,i
u was IN New York solely. ~ I'm
WC"ott 10 ms daughter. Miss Louisa
po"' VINO Is To sail for France ID
morrow on tho La Savoic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
SHEET-TIN EMPLOYERS
AND EMPLOYEES AGREE
New Wage Scale TX Signed Carrying
Pay Increase OF Nearly 10 Per

by Associated Press
COLUMBUS OHIO. July 2-Con-
ference comittees of the Western
Sheet Tin Manufacturers and the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers today reached
an agreement on the new wage scale
Approximately $4,000 workers will he
affected. wage increase of nine
rnd three-fourths per cent Is granted
and tho union is permitted to or
ganize crafts In all plants signing the
agreement Both employers and en-
rloyces signed the agreement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
SECOND DEATH RESULTS IN
RELIGIOUS FACTION FIGHT
Michigan Hotel Man Surcunibs 10
Injuries Received In sunday
Night UuitIc.
BysAss"c!a;ei Prc~s.l
mn. n =

]
TOLEDO, July Tine second fatal
iiy in the clash between TWO religious
factions at Berringer's Corners, Just
over the line in Michigan, last Sunda y
night was Increased by the death
OF Motifs Drouiilard. hotel man OF
Erie. Michigan, in a hospital here to-
day.
Walter Gilday. the other victim.
was killed instantly. The trouble
is said to have arisen when a party
OF men from Erie attempted to break
UP "a meeting conducted by l.. j. King.
OF Toledo, who claims to have been a
former member of the Catholic clergy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
WARsHIP GOES TO RESCUE
OF U. S. RELIEF WORKERS
Mr. mud Mrs. Pnml Nilsson, OF IIIfnoi.
Isolated by Turkish Forces 4,
by Associated Press. |

- 7 ny NFfUVIHIcN FFPkS,
WASHINGTON. July 2-fn an Of.
Tort I" Obtain release OF Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Nilsson. of Illinois, who arc held
by Turkish Nationalists, an Ameri.
can destroyer has hecn dispat ched to
McrShina and the French authorities
are holding hostages. Admiral Bris-
tol, at Constantinople, reported 10
the state Department
Mrs. Emily r. Block. OF New York
CITY ana sixteen other relief workers
are believed to be isolated nv Tur-
kish Nationalist forces in Adanam,
syria. according TO cable message
received at New York today at tho
Near East Relief headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
FAMILY ON PORCH WHILE
HOME WAS BURNING DOWN.
Neighbours Rushed In to Tell Unsus-
FcctinE Members House
WaS i'm t5luZc,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
pANNlLLE. July News was res
y G.. which occurred "Wednesday
evening. destroying the home of
Louis Walker and most of its con-
tents. The family and three guests
were sitting on the front porch when
brea'hiSss ncighbors rushed in, tell
In" OF the fire. The house was of
wooden construction and only few
pieces OF furniture, with some family
Vhlua bicS could he saved. The guests
lost virtually all that they had
the loss is only partially covered
by insurance. The fire originated
CAUSE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Fire In Old Grnnd.tunJ

DANN1LIE. VA. July 2.-The Fire
Department was called at midnight
laSt night to the grand stand at the
oId basenaiI park. which was found
on IRE. The flames were eXtinruishnG
with chemicals and little damage was
actually done. f. @. Mccain saw tbc
blaze and tclephoned TO the companv
Der OF volunteers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Lloyd George state. Demands.

=, fV.NT'JN, July I--Tr"mitr I.lny,I
George today told the intcrallied con
L,erchce AT brussels, according TO :.
French and British proportions of
me German rcparations-55 per cen,
ior France and - per cent for
hIilaih-arc not percentages of the
tSta I" be received by the allies. In,
INA. every time France gets S55.
England gets s25
Ihr total demanded by Britain. the
Premier is said to have told tho ron.
aasernohce, remains hxcd at $500, 600
Anoihcr larc dispatch from Erus.
sciS says serbia il demanding. "A
greater proportion OF the Germany
indemnity than Belgium. and declines
10 reduce it's claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

discriminating ports for United States yes.
sells, owned either by private citizens or bv
the Shipping Board. He IS emphatic in his
warning TO foreign carriers that their
scheme is FULLY understood and that in its
further prosecution they have far more to
lose than they will gain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
ALESSAHDRI LEADS IN
CHILE BY JUST q VOTES
Candidate Of Allied Liberals for Prcx-
fdcnry Has i73 In Electoral
College.
INV AssocintsI pressl

college,.
Nv Associated Pressl
SANTIAGO. CHILE, July l. - 4
computation OF the vote for mem
bcrs OF the electoral college cast at
the presidential election last Friday.
Interior today. shows Arturo A!ess-
andri. candidate of the Allied Lib
erals. leading. with 173 votes in the
college. as against lG9 for Luis
Barros Borgono. the nominee Of the
Moderate Liberals. or Liberal Union.
The complete electoral college has
q total of 35i members. The Liberal
CnioniSts carried Valparaiso. while
the Allied Liberals won i'm Santiago.
Two departments. which return
twelve presidential electors. are
Still TO be heard from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

Walls of the Los Angeles Jail cracked
wide open in the recent earthquake. leaving
bis to speculate whether nature was trying
TO have those inside to get ont o. 10 sus
Eest that good many OF those outside
should be invited in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

Coolidge urges the people 20 U.s. their
moral force 10 solve tho gTea; econcalil
problems. Coming from him the advice :
both timely and signiacaHt inasmgca 3 II
moral force was applied - them by IN
PRESIDENCY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

TO apply decent economy and prudence. that in
fifteen years we will be struggling with an
other surplus. After each OF our previous
wars we have paid out in from one -fo,leSh TO
oae-tenih the time predicted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the name and address OF
the writer. Name Will not he published u
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
The Weather
tFurnis' ed by U. 8. Weather Bureuu.)
Forecast: Virginia.

forecast: virginia.
Fair saturday, slightly
warmer. Sunday fair
nud warmer.
North Caroilnn-Fair
SATURDAY,. preceded by
showers OH tho coast.
sunday fur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
SEEN, ON THE SIDE
Hurry Him!
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER

Hurry Him!
The fellow who hogs the whole seat In n car.
Who smokes especially noisy cigar
Or who hrass what a hne bunch his relatives
Barry him deep.
The man who stands out tho corner all day
Ana spouiS like whale as ho ventures to SAY
That things would he different II he had his
Eury him deep-bury him deep,
And bury him deep who declares he's self
made
And the man who kids women for being afraid
or q mouse THAI is curious about laces and
braid
Bury him deep.
The bore who is always tho dub at the club.
me man who won't battle but who speaks OF
his tub
And the gay who thinks he is The Great Cos
mic hub
Bury him. bury him deep
Ee7 THIS . world that is filled with the pcs;
W no never Will give US bit OF a rest.
And urge YOU with very particular zcst:
Bury him deep
All folks who are odd. and who want you 10
think
There Is nothing to lose in the obsolete drink.
'A"d the Gent who says that says the same
with winkD
Bury them. bury them deep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

While the triangle Is o-e Q: tae PLANES,
md sinples; agnres u geometry when Z
nedRced sa,o doznes;ic al personal a1-.rs
II develops more CON ;.iicz,.c-z c1-:-sl3-s.
lshy-inths. t-1r-ss. .--ts- russ 6-sso.a-
isiLs. Uo-vol urlotls t.uaE.,1r.==s. ..ssedrass
nd Esns-a- -uesE.a=a= t.E- zly --tsr fnoul
70 hurlE- .-;,s-1-1u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
July Fourth.

great day, Binkums, great day July
the Fourth"
fey, a great day. BY the way what's IL
celebrate. huh?"
i'arned II know exactly. old top hu,
think it's in memory of the chinauan VINO
invented fireworks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

Senator Owen, guest of the Womans
State Democratic Club at san Francisco,
rose right up and declared i am dry.
dry as a bone" and thirsty nation sOT-
Eowfully echoes Me too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
SIIIiIC.

Hs wrote a tragic poem, it
Mas really quite thriller.
lie sent Il 20 IN. editor
And played IL for killer.
The reason that he got it back
Could not have been artistic lack
!; was too short TO NIL a page.
Too lengthy for a tiller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Home Life.

tie wrote iitiie letter and pu, some post
age on it.
And dropped i; in tho box, and all o. that
i he!h Mite check to pay for Mammals
bonnet.
And ;hats why Top is wearing last years
hat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1890.

"a NS4&gsSsSeSJIEA- A
IN EE sSsSSf eh1ieszssss SS-S@
MA EkaHhE 3{~yG%r@
III Vs. S\>-s1NN1ESA
w E G----------~(>C fcSSGasSsSEzazzzsSA
49, P~-1
81
f-------
|E Senator Owen, guest of the Woman's
State Democratic Club at san Francisco
Rose right up and declared Il am dry
dry as bone" and a thirsty nation sor-
Sowfully echoes Me. too"
wo,ls of tho Los AnroIes mil cracked
Srido o,en j., ,bo roco,, os-,bouats ,eayi,,
3Ysp n, snocuIa,e who,bar rs-Dre va ,-v,r
= ba,a ,hoso ;,si5a 20 90. 81. =. 80
eest ,ba, g. GOOD many y; ,hosa c,,.,sa
Ebonrd ~, ;nvi,od in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Local Temperature Yesterday.

u local Temperature Yesterday.
;, ~. NJ. ttmperhture. ....,.......... 81
siakltnun Temperature. to +. NJ, 81
Mihltnum temperature To = +. Nj. 81
Sicah temperature ycst"rdaY........ Al
Hornai temperature tor this date. -. II
,'tHcichcy yesterday .......,,...
I n,.imisiIsncy since March l.. ;.......... 25i
''Hcichcy sine. January l.......,.. OH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
IOruI Rainfall.

Rainiall y hours ending s H. M Al
tainIail - hours ending l.. M...... ..
E:N N aincc march J.. ............... Is.
'SNNeoh SINCE january l..........,. co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

why complain about the hot weather.
when IL is Just what We need 10 make rho
crops grow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
" OndNrS.

Never said tho angry eater ..neycr aid I
sec steak tough as This"
ITS a day of surprises" said the Butcher
h'ouesi!F You never can ;el. I've seen
many a steak tough. but Yesterday ,vhadda
yum think saw: l saw bridge tender"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

''"Sni o1,ssr.ntions ut y l.. W. Yesterday.
l"' weather at +. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03

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rz-fy vi ta-z1 IL ~ IL sss --1.z
brestin, II 1----la-tisc - zis l,-1 -,r=c ~
-spIils .. =. =oo.,- IL =l->-E atr .,=
Bkt.fsatssr iss@i!,e- rs ,.s u=l.l-i y =. -t=
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