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AMERICAN LEGION WILL AID
IN DISTRIBUTION OF MEDAL
Directs Recruiting Officers 10 Eurn-
lsh Posts with Applications
Tor Victory Insignia.

WASH! SGTOS, July IS Co opera
speeding distribution ot IN. Victory
media! has been asked by the War
Department ia icicSTapuic lnstruc-
lions 10 all recruiting officers To sup
Pr l"aIon posis WIKI application
blanks.
nationw!dc campaign 10 get a
service media! Into the hands OF every
cA-ScrN!cc man VAS announced today
at Office: al the legion here. Only "A
ic" thousand applications have been
received hy the War Department FOR
the medals since distribution beg :
June u, whereas preparations hau
been made 10 take care o; 10000 APP
p!icatioES daily.
The telegram sent 10 all recruiting
officers follows:
GO operation with the Anne RIGA n
Legion urged and posts OF the Amer
lean Legion should be supplied with
applications FOR Victory medals in
amounts consistent with your supply
on hand not {" exceed total member
ship q: post?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
FRANC0-B BRITISH TRUMIVIRS
WILL DEVELOP PALESTINE
Lord Heading. Alfred E"nd and James
Rothschilh VIII he builders
OF Jewish IIumelnnd.
ny Universal Servicc.l

LONDON. July 25-The develop
m"nt or Palestine will be placed In
tho hands or a Franco British tri-
unvIrate consisting OF Lord Reading.
Alfred Mond. British Minister OF Pub
lie WORKS. and James R0ihsch!ld. son
OF Baron Edmond Hothschild. form
crl ythc head o: the great French
banking family.
These three men who will be the
builders OF the Jewish homeland are
expected 10 form an economic COM
ell for the world wide Zionist organ
iEation, and WAL be responsible for
financing tho project and completing
the proposed great public works In
Palestine.
Hernard Flexnor. OF New York. Is
the only American 10 Ect "a place
on the Zionist board OF trustees. witn
Mond and Lord Walter RothschilI.
Mrs. Peter Schwcitzcr OF New
York. has announced a $4,000 dona-
ton toward the Sl25.COO.eU0 fund A.
the same time group OF Russian
Jews. headed by Boris Goldberg. an
nonnced an aggregate donation OF
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
From Other Viewpoints
senator Harding Played Safe.
by. }. FIRED ESSARY.

me speech OF acceptance OF Senator Warren
~ i'A'"t"s ~ notable Tor the things left un-
saliH rather than for the things said. lie had
,.s choicest opportunity to address himself to
'he whole country, TO hold the center Of the
stage Tor q fun day and TO fix the attention of
INC American people upon his utterances Dut
he did not employ that opportunity 10 ronfldc
70 his connt-yncn any fresh thought any ne "
'"rt' any unpronounced Issue. lie adhered
"tlA ~ Cent -!G.dlty TO the platform adoptcd
i"E 'rei.ns Instant
" hhd been the hope Of some OF his more en-
i""sasi!c admirers that he would give the
-H'u"' can people an impression Of breadth and
.l'''' l'to"hce In his acceptance speech and
i'H'" d"c!sively upon issues not covered in the
bdF'' platform. But the senator felt differ
eni'y anout il II he has convictions Of his
e"n Ur"n any question primary or collateral
~ was tarefu! TO conceal the fact from the
voters lie diiatcd at considerable length upon
me issues dealt with by the Chicago conyen-
toh "nd let II go at that.
Even 80, hc almost stepped over the line
"hleh ne !aid down for himself in two three
instances lie mentioned the eighteenth or
prohibition amendment by name which is
more than his party convention had the cour-
NEe TO 40. True. he did not express his sym
paihy win that amendment. although he came
out Tor law enforcement" but he was bold
enough 10 refer to change In the Constitu-
ton ana TO legislation enacted under that
change, which must have surprised some OF
mos" republicans who participated in the
!osa OF the law enforcement plank in the
party platform.
Also the Senate. came dangerously near ol-
Nocaiing "A colder bonus. thing which his
PLATFORM SHE'D from from Paris green. In
discussing the bravery OF the soldiers In the
.'" war he aatd that they were all entitled
10 be 'rcquted" for their Sacrifices" AZ frs,
a.ush this led TO conclusion that all sacrifices
Nc'" meant and that the candidate was bid
''HS Tor the soldier vote no matter how tmid
,Hr convention at Chicago was in talk Ing
about bonus for eX-serYire men. BAT the
candidate added a line to the effect that all
'disabiiities' suffered ny under arms
must ne properly recognized. leaving the coun
Try in doubt as to whether sacrifices in this
connection mean other than physical suffer
ing.
There Ia soundneAa and strength in tina,
part OF tho candidates speech dealing witt
purely domestic economies. He makes an MP
pealing point agGnst undue imitation, agains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
COMMISSION REPORTS ON
NEWSPRlNT PRODUCTION
'"a.G2t Tons During First SIX Months
al In:o-t Market prlce
SInNI Fer 100 I'nunLa.
,,Iny. .A.sociated Pres,

WASiIl%GTON. July 20. - Total
newsprlnt production OF ninety lead
ins mills, OF the country for the nrst
ri. months OF 1920 was 159.G2i tons.
according 10 report or the Federal
Trade Commission. made public to-
IA? During similar period last
year. scv"n,yfOur mills produced
C7l.lti tong, the report sa.d OF this
years production. G97,2GO tons was
standard ncwErrint.
stocks ~ standard print on hand
~ The mills June 30 amounted 10
.V.''t tons IS compared with 2O.o23
toms Last y"ur.
Mill stocks OF standard ncwsprint
!ncr"hs"d during June. although
eleven ma chimes in eight mills were
!dIe i total OF over 400 hours dur
ms the month, due 10 lack OF labor.
hrea kdowns. lack OF coal aud puip
shortage
The average price Of contract, de-
!lN"rleh from domestic mills TO pub-
nshers In carload lots for standard
nrw"rrint during the month o! June
wns $40 per 100 pounds. hasoI on
deliveries OF approximately 81 900
l%hs on CONTRACTS Involving total
.t hhont b"U.ho tons OF unhclNfrcd
domestic production. Tho average
market price FOR June IN carload LOT.
was APPROXIMATELY tl0.U7 per J6O
pounds. the report said
me contract price OF Canadian
st!niard ncwSnrint was placed al
Si,a5 per 100 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWAtD WARMER
The Duke.


The Duke the one Man Kar
Was a very grum Duke. Was he.
And he opened up the door 10 let me IN
And lie handed my change to me.
Two dimes and Jit for two-b!ts
And the jit went "Clink'" with jar
He slammed on the juice and she bumped
away,
Up Broad and Main on shopping day
And the Gloomest Guy the boat III say.
Was the Duke OF the One-Man- kar!
She bumps. does the One-Man Kar,
And she rattlcs and she bangs. and q!
It's lucky thing you've got that rail To GraO
II you've any great length To go!
And you can't smoke pipe on board.
But you chew your dry cigar.
And she rattles and she bumps.
And she shivcrs and she thumps.
And she shimmies all when take the
bumps
With the Duke on the One Man kar!
It's seventeen miles the train
If you're going TO the end Of i:-oad.
md you tumble in lap when you swing into
Main,
And her name, it may be Lizaseth or Maude!
And you hang till you end your
And you're glad tina; you're where you are.
And the Duke grabs lever and swings the
door
''Ar-r-pa-a- rumrh step lively" you can hear
him roar:
iu' that's what they've go, him the plat
for for
He's the Duke on the one-M an-Kar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

nnder-product!on ana against the under
producer. lilo calls upon the man who lnbors
w moor n"rdeE He frowns upon all strikes
.n" wou,d outlaw strikes against the govern
.i'eh'. tut he carefully avoids any demand
, COMPULSORY arbitration OF Industrial dis
r,, VS. az ms party platforms avoided IL
The senator's speech giittered with yencrnli-
yes ana was weakened in many respec:s by
onS.u','i""' lie. OF course. had great deal OF
E'oun" 10 cover and used the major part OF
.ne ,iihe aiioited To him in condemn.n,; Demo
.,"tc peace policies. II he had disposed OF
'"'' vi one paragraph to the effect that he was
"pposeu uhreservcdy TO any league OF nations
as ne VIII iater he forced to admis he would
,", au 'h opportunity TO go more into de-
country 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
EDITOR COMPLIES HIS
CREED FOR AMERICANS
hectares Bible Will Answer Every
question In the Mind
OF MINI
,-,,,. d. AssOC!ated prrns

vlcksbUEG. tMir MISS. 'fJ JTir e5,
81, man. Charles w. Miller.
con- com na',or or the Herald here. has
s sisii'', An american Creed" con :
New Tcstamcuts The SOLE, , "mu
transposcd and arranged In such -
i,t" mn, as to preserve the continuity
y, Inc creea unhroken TO the end, are
said by MIR. Miller to contain "tho
wholesome truths handed down from
apostles" '"c
There are seven quotations from
the Old Testament and tw"ntvInm,.
| from the New Testament making n
'"tai OF more than 500 words i'm th,
creed: II begins with the words OF
Timothy, Goodness with con,hu,
inent Is great gain. For we brouEh,
nothing into this world. ana IL liz
certain we can carry nothing out.
mo second paragraph Is Introduced
by passage from Mulachi. "IIavc
we not all one Father? Hath not one
God created us? Why do we deal
trcachcrousiy every man against his
prnthcr by proianing the covenant of
our Father" The creed closes with
,hesc words from Timothy. Sow unto
he Wing Eternal, Immortal. Invis-
! :oie. thc only Wis" God. he Honor and
Glory Tor Ever hi Ever"
w. r Bond. STATE superintendent,
OF education in Mississippi. writing
to the compiler. said; This IL 4
splendid creed. ana We should like
'''s 'Nu'U 10 nave a copy IN the
hands Of every school child In the
State"
Mr. Miller, who has been Il news
PAPER man more than thirty years,
SAD: In this age Of goddess SELFISH
ness, the tendency Of the times is
running steadily and rapidly into Il
state OF Unrestricted license. regard
less OF high standard OF life. Some
thing is needed TO assist in turning
the attention of old and young 10
their duty to God and their neigh
bors. The Holy Bible viii! give the
correct answer to every conccIvabic
question that can be- framed by man.
IL is the rule and guide for human
!ty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
RICHMOND GIRLS FINISH
TRAINING SCHOOL COURSE
InrEr Number Or Graduates From All
Parts or NIrSinin Conclude
SfntisH

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNciliii'I.G. July 25.--t;raduatcS
Of the FIRST annual training school at
Lynchburg College during the past
week include:
Richmond: Miss May Adams. w
A. Sheppe, Miss Gladys Gary, Ramon
X. bedford and Miss Sue Hannah
Oliver.
Washington: Miss Airline NJ Bak-
er Miss Marion Alta Bailey. Miss
villa Chestnut.
Baltimore; Mrs q. Holmes Flower
man and j. w. Hastings.
Newport News: Miss Ethel Taylor.
Danvillc: Raymond V. Gutter.
Sylvatus: y. J. CofTey.
Lynchburg: Miss Fora Grow. J. r.
Watson. Mrs. q. G. Dalton, G. c. Dali
ton and John l.. Con.
Norfolk: Mrs. \. i. Earnest, A. l..
Earnest, j. q. Lindsay.
iiagcrstown. Nd: Miss a h a
Horst. Miss Alice G. Lcckrone, Miss
Allie" II: Newcomer. Miss Grace
ikohrar. Mrs. Harry Shavely. Harry
ShaVcly.
East Radford: Miss Annie Glnsey
Mcdonnell.
Chatham: Mrs. o. s. T. Yeats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
SWEDEN PROPOSES TO MAKE
HEWSPRINT IN BRAZIL
srnndinnvinnS Discover Grcnt SUNNY
OF Wood Pulp In State

RIO DE JANEIRO. July 25.-Re,
resen'atvcs OF Swedish compan,,
hHNc made proposals to the BRAZILIAN
nlent OF a print paper mauufacturi,,p
plant IN the state or Iarana Among
hth"r advantages asked OF tho gov,
srnnlcnt - nat OF free entry on
Hrcprd'ng 20 the company's repro-
scntativcs there IL an abundance OF
necessary material for print panrr
manufacture in parana and oiher
states.
Local publishers, who have for
problems growing out OF tho sea-
CITY and high price Of imported nrInt
phper. are. unanimously in favor Of
the manufacturing protect In the
meantime they arc meeting fr.nneni
~ 70 DISCUSS measures Of economy
m which reduction IN the size Of
m"wSnnncrs ana increased ndvertis-
ihE rates and subscriptIOn nriceS
ar. unnrr cnnsidnrnf ION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

TELEPHONE: lsand"inn
]. Private i,runCh
change cpupr"tinE WV"
ulI tirpartinrnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
The Poets Corner
Reinsurance,

reinsurance.
For The Times Dispatch.)
l feel His arms about me,
when ! am faint and weak, ~
MY fecnie strength unfolding
In reinsurance sweet
The feet that slip and falter.
Ills healing touch makes strong
ana mus HIS strength sustaining.
lie leads me up and on.
sometimes ! catch sweet glimpsea.
oi FAR OFF things beyond.
Or back to me is waited 4.
The echo OF song. ~
a song so glad and Joyful. II
My soul In rapture trembies y
TO Join the heavenly strain.
Richmond. Va. July Is. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
SUFFRAGE LEADER SAYS
TENNESSEE WILL RAT|FY
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait An
nounccs That Majority OF legis-
lutors Are pIcGpcU


NASHVILLE. TENN. July 25.-More
than majority OF both Tennessee
Senate and House arc pledged to tho
ratification OF the Federal suffrage
amendment. according TO he an
nounccmcnt this evening OF Mrs. Car
re Chapman Gait. president OF the
Nationnl American Woman Suffrage
Association.
THAT tho National American wo-
man Suffrage Association Is aDlc thua
early 10 announce the completion or
the poll Is due TO the splendid efforts
Gait.
At the beginning OF tho campaign
LOT me special session Mrs. John 81.
ratification committee OF the League
of Women vu.ers. sent letters 10
all the members OF the Legislature
vote for ratification Ia addition to
the responses TO these letters pledges
have been secured by other advoc;rtcs
OF ratification, Democratic women
stand with Governor Cox, and by
Republican women who are equally
DESTROYS Of polling Il good proportion
OF the republican, vote in accordance
with the favorable stand OF Senator
Harding. Ever distrir. and county
chairman of tho League OF Women
Voters has assisted in securing,
picdS"s BY letters and personal depu-
,ations 70 the mon"
Mrs. G"org. j.. Milton. Of Chatta-
nooGa. stat" president OF the Ten
ncssra League ut Women Voters. COM
mct,ing on the poll this evening.
said
we arc rejoicing over the results
of our work SO far. but we intend
to continue just az strcnuously dur
ing the two weeks Intervening before
ne snccia! session. bccnusc I'VE want
the vote for ratification 10 DO as
nearly unanimous ns possible"
While Governor y. II. Roberts has
not yut called the special session, no
has announced that he will do 80 on
August .. ana the fact that he has
ordered elections IN counties where
vacancies exist in the Legislature In
dicatcH that he viii include the SUI
rage amendment among the matters
TO be taken up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
STA citizen Of Bon Air reports the APP
pcarancc in that village. carly breakfast
timS yesterday. OF q tramp. lie appeared at Il
6ackdoor asking the inissus for h. ndout and
doing II in the true old -fashOneI style This
is said TO be the first genus hobo To- show up
In that village In seven years, 1t Is believed TO
be the nrst seen in that length Of time any
where In the itichmond territory. This reap
pcarancc of the tramp is believed TO be the
first result OF the hancful Influence OF the nc
ceptancc Illumination of Candidate Harding
and is but a forcrunncr Of the evils that ma y
be cNpected to folio" in the event Of his cleo
Won :" the presidency ~ X. Il. 4.
Richmond. Va. July %. 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

cned the national spirit Of nearly the whole
body OF Russian people, and under its in
sriration Russia. encouraged by its recent
successes on nearly every part OF the mill
tary field, proposes to surrender mono OF
Ecr national aspirations Of the past. She is
beginning to feel her ability to take care OF
herself. and. conscious of her revving
tionpl power. will determine her own course
OF action i'll matters affecting her boun-
darics and her long cherished national as
pirations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
THOUSANDS OF BARRELS OF
POTATOES GOING TO ROT
Farmers ON Eastern shore Desperate
over inability To Get Crop


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
ONANcoCk, VA. july 25-'The DO
taio market is Hat. due to the inferior
condition Of the potatoes in marhct
caused by the failure OF the railroad
10 move the potatocS. There are
thousands OF barrels OF potatoes on
the platforms and wharvcs that have
been there two and three weeks, ex-
posed 10 heavy rains and scorching
temperatures. II is a problem to know
where 10 put the potatoes when they
available space having been filled
Several thousand barrels have been
examined and thrown away within
the past feY lays. Farmers stay at
The stations all night. and II "A train
Of .eInpties arrives there is almost a
fight.
At tho present rate 1t will take
until the last Of August to handle
the Irish potato crop. and before then
sweet potatoes Will be ready for
market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
MAY LEASE CITY TUG
Inactivity OF "Th0mns Cunningham.
Sr.," Results in LOss Of Ncyc-
nue. 10 MMnIrinaliiY

Advisability OF leasing the city's
tug, Thomas Cunmingham. Sr." will
be invc9iiSnted by the Mayors nd
risory board IL Il resolution intro
duccd into Common Council 10y Srua-
tor Morgan Mills last week. and
passed on suspension OF the rules. is
adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Senator Mills told the Common
Council that the city's tug lies idle
at its dock at least nine months OF
The year, while Il could he making
The city revenue by lease. His rcso-
luton. calling for an investigation.
was passed without comment. The
tug. ii Is argued, could be used to
advantage in moving barEcs along
he river and increasing the traffic
thereon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
WRANGEL MUST GIVE UP
BEFORE SOVlETS CONFER
Russinn Government Outlines Position
rs Ia Peace Meeting with
!tiiIcl pONNcrS.

LONDON. July 26.-Thc Russian
Soviet government has notified Great
britain that IL is willing to meet the
leading allies for Il peace conference
in London, but, as preliminary TO
such IL conference, II demands the
surrender of General Wrange!, the
anti BolSheviSt commander In the
south, under Il guarantee Of personal
safety. according to the Daily Mail.
In note conveying this decision,
forms Grea, Britain OF it's Willingness
to agree TO an armistice in Poland
and Expresses Its establishment at
tho discnssinn Of trou. rcintion" "a N, -, !;
Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
NO GREEK IS BOLSHEyIST,
MOUTAKlS TELLS HARDING
Animated by Desire for Eronomfc In
dependence and Keep Straight
Path.
IBy Universal Service

II
MARION ONO. July 25.-No Greek
mas ever been found to be n Bolshc-
visit.
Senator HardinEs attention was
called TO this fact today by Constan-
tine q. Noutakis. of Salem Mass,
who visited the Republican nominee
in behalf Of the League OF the Friends
of Greece.
Meutakis explained that this is so
because, without exception, the
Greeks are animated by the desire to
establish themselves in economic in
dependence. and they do not follow
very often after doctrines calculated
10 interfere with that effort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERlAMS
AFFILIATE WITH NORTHERNS
Ono OF Largest Congregations I'm
Birmingham Votes In Favor
nf MI

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July o5.-The
congregation of the independent
Presbyterian Church OF birmingham.
one OF the largest in the city. voted
this morning 20 affiliate with tho
Presbyterian Church. u. S. y. gen
orally referred to as the Northern
Presbyterian Church.
DIR. William s. Jacobs. of Houston,
Texas, is temporarily filling the pull
pit OF the independcnt church here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
JAPAN'S EMPEROR VICTIM
OF NEURALGIA AND DIABETES
lie IL Recovering slowly, hut IL
FatiEucd I;nsiiy and Unable to
speak Clearly.
NE Ass0elAteN Iress. !

TOKYO, July 25-The imperial
household issued a bulletin today on
the condition OF Emperor Yoshn,to.
saying hc is suffering with neural
sia Of the hip Joint and also dia :
ECtcs.
The Emperor seems to be recover
Ing slowly, but is fatigucd easily
and thcrcupon loses interest in hap
peninss, He is unable to speak
clearly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Dam Scnft Ia ncnd.

CLARKSDALE, MISS. July o5.-Dan
Scott. aged 67 years, one OF the most
prominent and widely known corp0-
ration lawyers In Mississippi, died to-
day at Battle Creek, Mich, accord
ing to news received here today. Mr..
Scott went to Barle Creek for the
benefit of his health several weeks
ago. he was n brother OF the late
didate for Governor few years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

ssafThe French Chamber OF Deputies has
lvoted confidence in the government on the
ssTesults of the Spa conference, in which
Trance won a complete victory in its dear
lest contention-lteral fulilment of the
Herman disarmament clause OF the Yer
Isailles treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Now and then YOU run across man who Is
absolutely honest, all hy himself
rms campaign is go!ng 10 turn out n bunch
Of paying material for IIadcs
il takes brave giant 10 apolop,ze 70 :,
wrOneed n!gmy.
Money after all. is only good for wha, it
will buy. -
perseverance, will do everything but the I'm
possible. and even jar that.
Funny how sclf-consclous an motor ,o,. Il,
his street clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

lb5 Harding now knows the great news from
.Dhicago. The telling OF it may have come
In. the nature of surprise, but there is a
Ssuspcion that he had an inkling of what
was to happen, inasmuch as his 5000 words
Sof acceptance probably were not entirely eX-
.}temporaneous, although they bore the ear
|marks of hasty preparation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Thanks. j. &,

Accounting our invitation 10 submit topics
for summer verse, the following from the
Honorable J. c. Partin executive secretary of
the Richmond Typothetae:
l-"cams. ana How They Teach Thor
Young To EXpectorate"
2-rripe as Substitute for Chewing
Gum
Next,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Next.

On street corner ~ high noon in the
course OF a political discussion conducted next
door TO Il lamp post:
'oS' mes all right all right. and Harding
reckon nell do maybe. but dom; see moth
ing 10 this here Teller the Liberals is talking
about. this man La Flotty,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
STREET CARS MOVING
Striking Street Car Men in New
Orleans Arc Back ON Their
,JObx.
upy Assoclnted Press.

LILY Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, July 25-Normnl
service was restored to all lines OF
the New Orleans Railway and Light
Company this morning when all the
striking motOrmcn and conductors.
who quit work July !, returned to
their work. following the agreement
reached Saturday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

SSsNrDeLiu,SHED every day N the year 10 Sonth
street Richmond. Va. bS The Times
Ssphtch Publishing Co. Inc. Charles L. liasbrcok.
Editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

II jes' been no;!c!n' doyn hyar whar hit
say G!n'ral Washin'ton Headquarters" said
Carcoal Eph. ruminatively "Washin'ton was
T. great man. sub. bu, he sure was monty easy
t please! Try pickle Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

a. Tchitcherin boasting ultimatum 10 the
sPoles, "I'll talk armistiCe terms with You
din Warsaw" recalls that another and
Sgreater war lord once had an engagement
gto eat his Christmas dinner in Paris. The
5watcrs who We're to serve that triumphant
fcnst have been kept waiting to this day.