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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
Increase OF street halfway tarc,,

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Strive have watched with kcencst interest
the many discussions. both in and OF the
press. ABOUT the several applications OF the
crease its fares Win All knd H IS TO 10 our
lily Fathers" we are simply amazed at the
just treatmcn, winch has thus far been ac
Let us ask. what instrumcntality has CON
tr!buted most TO the growth OF this city in
as We we'll remember, Richmond had Literally
no suburb What has built up Ginter Park.
wes,hampton and other growing and besuti.
IA! suburbs. and how could the people who
OF the railway company WAS withdrawn? let
us ask further, whose money has built UP and
Kept III operation this railway? Is IL not for
the most part that contributed by the stock
others widows and orphans who are unable
to TO. work: and are as dependent on their in
OF living as any other classes, and are these
not entitled 10 the same onsideration at the
any others? liut il is said by some that
the laboring classes must have cheap trans
portition TO enable them 10 get and from
their work. We sympathize with this view
as much as it did twenty five years ago for it's
work II * either just fair right for
did thiri years more ago, and to do this
too at the expense of others equally deserving
and perhaps more needy?
Richmond is now the only city OF any size in
crease street railway fares to meet present
y" 10 s., WY is d 5hs Are Are its
Intelligent. or less disposed 10 deal fairly than
those of other cities OF the country? We
know some OF these gentlemen and we do not
hclicrc for a moment that such is the case.
capital - VIGOROUSLY timid. and street
railway can only he constructed and main
tanned by the investment OF large amounts of
capital. This capital can only be obtained fog
tue most part by the sale of the securities n;
the street railway. Does the City Council
believe for a moment that these securities
be marketed SO as To make the necessary i'm
rrovcmcnts TO the railway in the face OF tho
way in which the railway company has been
treated ny ~ IL II does we think, with all
respect. IL is greatly mistaken. q. L. G..
Richmond, Va. June IS, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
A Daily Once-Over.
Get Acquainted.
10y J. j. MuNDY,

DO you feel a bit above the persons who
I'VE III the same apartment house with you
or those who occupy houses in your ncig hbor-
iio",i. 50 you DO not try TO get acquainted nd
go half way in advances?
no are YOU anyway, that you should feel
SO inuch better than your ncighbor or anyone
who conducts himself herself in a seif-re
speeding manner?
Your ncighborS may not earn "a p,urb
money as you do. and possibly you have much
money which was earned by one else
nut thlS does not give you the right to SET
Yourself above those who by accident of en-
Nironment have not much money or cducu-
lion as YOU think you have.
For possessions are only relative. not actual
Money is only good for what il will buv
buy health. " -
Money won't buy social position among tn.
worth while folk =" "
Anything that money will buy Is pcrishable
ana intangible in comparison with the real
The thin veneer which you think separates
You from those you do not care for is so thin
that everyone hut Yourself your sham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
The Weather
tFurnls'.cd by U. 8. Weather Bureau
FORECAST: Virginia
Local thunder shows
ers. probably Thursday.
Friday fair.

North CnrUllna-IOcul
thunder showers. urob-
ably Thursday; Friday
fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
100000 HIGHEST BID
FOR GIANT SHIP lEVlAT HAN
United states steamship Company
Made l,id Conditioned on Loan
OF $4,000 900.
hrs NssociNted Prcss ]


WASHINGTON. June 30.--An offer
of s3.O00.0O0 for the giant passenger
liner l-cvi;ihan and $30O.DOo Tor the
liner Drlialh. were The only ones
that had been received when sealed
bids on those former German liners
were opened today ut the shipping
Board.
The United States Mail Steamship
Company made the offer for the Lee
vialhan upon condition that the board
loan 100000 TO the company to be
applied TO rccondi;ioninE the vessel.
and furnish free OF charge a pier for
the liner during the rcconditioninG
work Under the companyS proposal
the loan would pay per cent inter
est.
check for 100000 accompanied
tho bid and tho company offered TO
apply - per cent of the net earnings
ot The vessel for "A period Of ten years
upon the purchase price and the
loan.
Tho American ship and Commerce
Company bid for the DcKalb. which
il would operate in its passenger
service to he iuauguratcd between
the United states and Germany. a
check for $4,000 accompanied the
hid. The board reserved decision on
the offers for the vessels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
News Of Fifty Years Ago
(From Richmond Dispatch, July l, 1900

The commencement exercises OF the Rich
mond Female Institute were held at tho First
baptist Church last night The fun graduates
were Miss Kate G. Thomas and Miss Rcbccca
Purycar.
Mr.. Nccaon concluded his argument in the
con tested election case yesterday, appearing
for the respondents. Judge Guild will today
close the argument for the comDlainants.
The grand press reunion will off ut
White sulphur Springs July 4. The Rich
mond Press Club will he represented by about
from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington and Cincinnati.
There. is but little hope that any bill will he
passed by this Congress for the general re-
moval OF the political disabilities of South
erners. The Reconstruction Committee has
decided to pass tho whole matter over until
December next.
Senator Anderson. of RockbridGe. yesterday
offered q resolution. the House concurring,
providing that the Legislature take a recess
from July II to November 10. The Senate
refused to take the resolution up out OF its
order for immediate consideration.
Governor Walker Is in Charlottesville in
attendance upon the commencement exercises
Lexington to attend the Virginia Military In
stitute commencement
1t is understood that tho Pat Woods case
will he up before the House OF Representa-
tivcs today. b.
Senator Johnson. OF Virginia. yesterday Of
fcred the necessary resolution for tho rcduc-
ton OF the internal revonue tax nianufac-
tured tobacco to 16 cents per pound.
Many people from tho South arc nocking
TO Wythepille to spend the heated term In the
mountains around that town. sFI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

heated quarters, amusement and recreation In
Tue romra"y 10 wAoieSp;me friends. medical
"hu acaiaI Irea,neut All treo II cost.
thc army PAY - prrrsy t. 40 with rs the
So!airT secs NJ, Il j. net every man these
"aES VINO - frcc trn,u every Nuancigl care and
500 "SS ~ ''"Ss ariISt day IN his pocket
over and above all necessary expenses
Nhca = young soldier hu,shcs II term OF
honest and taiihIul culistmen, he Is given an
""""r"p!e uiscNatse ;rrm the army with II
character rstimSc IN accordance with M,
N''sS "i service Ne has rcudrrd Tho War De-
p"'tu'ehl. IN addition. pllas soon as prac-
'ttAo'' 10 give IiSrhArEcd soldiers Il War De-
p"''meht t"riiicai" ~ proficiency in trades
'h'E nave learned Ia THE army vocational
rH'"ihs SSn""'S. The possession of an honor
able discharge and such a ccrtincntr M raj,
nF"nS'ehcy by Il soldier. especially IL he has
.''h uischarScd with character OF excel
tv''' VIII hr source OF iustitiablc pride TO
'ne man himself. and in addition will bc "A
I''u'o'r recommendation. coming: 81 near be
me 4 guarantees OF profitable employment as
a"N'h'hs thai could be possess cd.-Copyrisht,
1899. '- 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
SUGAR MEN COMBINE TO
RAISE COMMODITY PRICE
Cuhans VIII Take Product on the
Market tntli Price Teaches
- Cents

HAVANA, June 30.-Cuhnn cane
growers sugar mill owners and
DroN~.S, claiming TO control the sale
OF 2.lSo.o0o sacks OF unsoh sugar,
were on record today as definitely
pledged not 70 offer any more sugar
for sale until the price had reached
- cents a pound. the level reached
during the last half OF May.
Participants pledge themselves TO
withdraw from the market all offers
Tor the sale Of sugar. and 10 all none
except through the medium OF a com
inittee. which is pledged to make no
sales for less than - cents a pound
The amount OF unsold Cuban sugar
was estimated by member of the
selling committee at 100000 sacks
their holdings of 2,1S0.00O sacks is
leaving l,140.O00 sacks under out
side control. Efforts are being made
10 include these In the pool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
From Other Viewpoints
The Young Man md the Army.
ny GENERAL PE;YTON &. MARCH.

The benefits derived from the army's sys-
tom OF physical training given every soldier,
regular hours. excellent food sanitary and
hcalth!ul living conditions, and outdoor life
with shooting. camping riding horseback.
etc. improve the recruit physically to such an
extent that the average civilian cannot be
comparcd 20 the average soldier in strength
and in athletic prowess.
The army is in fact first-cass school for
athletic training and development, and does
beyond question. vastly improve physically
Practically every one entering it's service.
Army lie builds physical stamina that is
not only the foundation for a vigorous life OF
useful work. after the soldier has left the
army. hut adds to the persons happiness be-
c;usc OF the 10y OF being WELL
Not only does >the recruit generally increase
In weight. but the soft and undcvclopcd young
man IS turned out at the end of his enlist men
developed muscles. and with n physical set-up
and carriage which makes him a marked man
for lifc.
Parents desire to have their sons we'll set
Gp and physically good TO look upon, rs much
as the boys themselves desire such physical
superiority. II must be remembered that while
boys nj the age Of eighteen have attained an
proNimatcly their full height, neither their
vital organs muscles have attained their
fun size and development takes place during
approximately tho period OF from Is to IL
The young soldier is indeed fortunate who
passes through this physically most impor-
i"nt period OF his lie with the oppor tunity
for development, under the favorable circum-
stances offered in the army.
The War Department does not give some
thng for nothing. The kind of young men
who are wanted In the army those who
are ambitious. energetic, and willing. What
the army expects and demands is honest and
faithful service
1t gives them In returx for such service. be-
sides educational and Vocational training.
food, good clothing, PROPERLY ventilated and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
WORLD COMMERCE BODY
NAMES PERMANENT HEADS
hnstoh nhd New York aIrn Elected IN
"eprescht America In international
| by ASSOCIATED Press. |

PARlS. June 30.-Today's session OF
,he ihtcfhational Congress OF Cham
ntFS OF Commerce WAS presided over
u? senator lticci, Of Italy. Rcsoiu-
irons were voted concerning the
Iuestlohs or distribution and produce
'ioii. raw materials and disloyal com
petition. The delegates also hear tho
report or Charles Laurent. the newly
appointed French ambassador to Ger
many. on conditions the war de-
vas'atcd regions.
The convention then selected an
executive committee. composed Of NJ
Clcmentcl. formerly French minister
or commerce. Baron Elnpnin. Belgian
railty maSna;c. Albert j. IIobson, of
Great Britain: Senator Rolnndo Ricci,
or Italy. and y. 6. Batford. president
OF the Standard oil Co. OF New
Jersey. on the board OF permanent
directors three representatives, were
chosen from each country.
The United States VIII be repre-
scented by Edward y. F!lcnc and John
II. fahcy, OF Boston. and Wills IL
Booth, OF New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
TWO NEGROES KILLED AND
TWO lYNCHED BY POSSE
Murdcrcra OF TcNuk officer mud Men
Who Aided Their Escape Vic
iius OF Pursuing Party.

SIIARTON. TEN. June 3o-Two
negroes were shot TO death and two
others hanged 10y posses early this
week in this county, il became
known here today. They were wanted
In connection with tho killing Of
Deputy Sheriff S. G. Mccormick last
Saturday night
Watson Giles and his brother
name unknown. and who was accused
Of flying the shot that killed McCor-
mick. were shot by pursucrs late
Tuesday near Diamond Mound. The
bodies of Jodic Gordon and Elijah
Anderson were found Tuesday morn
ing hanging from trees six miles east
OF Sharton.
Gordon Anderson, It was said. adj
mitted they were aiding the Giles
brothers to escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
LEHLBACK OBJECTS TO
AGE RETIREMENT ORDER
Protests to President Against Men
In Postal Service urlnS
Forced out mt 80.

WASIiINGTON, June 3o-Reprc-
sentative Lehlbach. Republican, New
Jersey. IN "A letter to President Will
son today protested against postmas-
tcr-Cioncral Burlcson's ruling that all
employees in the postal service who
have reached the age OF seventy years
must retire under the civil service
retirement act.
Mr. Lehltach. who was ono Of tho
authors Of the act. In his letter call
ed attention TO the laws provision
permitting employees seventy years
old 10 remain in government service
II willing 10 do so and SIN consider
Cd efficient Postmaster General Bur
tive declared. was the only depart
m"nt head TO rule that retirement
for age was compulsory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
DUSTY; OTHERWISE GOOD
Short Section between GntcwOod mud
Smell, However, sun Is


Road conditions in Virginia were
reportcd by the Richmond branch Of
the United States Weather bureau
yesterday TO tee as follows:
Richmond- WashiuGtou-The high
way Is getting dusty: otherwise IL
Is In generally good condition. except
for short section between Gate
wood and Smell. which is still rough.
Richmond -Clarksvil!e-The high
way Is IN fairly good condition. but
Is dusty in sections.
Richmond Charlottesville - The
highway IL dry and dusty. with a
rough section east OF Cuckoo.
Richrnondo Old Point--Dir; sections
In good condition, though dusty.
Some rough plAccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
MEXICAN RECOGNITION IS
REQUESTED BY CALDERON
IIucrfn UeGimc Minister In Confer
cncc With Acting Secretary
of State Davis.
my Assoc!ntcd lrcss.l

WASHINGTON. June 30.-ETorts or
the new Mexican government 10 OH
tain recognition from the United
states were initiated today by Fer
nando lglcsia.s Caldaron. Mexican
high commissioner to this country
Acting Secretary o! State Davis. AR
gumcnts ana pleas for rcCoGnition
were presented by Mr.. Caldcron to
Secretary Davis. who. prior 10 the
ter would be referred 10 President
Wilson
The mission or which Mr.. Cnldcron
IL the head ii was learned. had not
planned TO begin the work Of obtain
Ing recognition so soon, hut develop
mcnts in Mexico were considered by
members OF the mission. said To make
haste advisable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
MINNESOTA TAKES LEAD
IN lYNCHiHGS FOR 1920
Nerorls show Decrease rs Compared
To First 81, Months OF 1919.
Ids
my Associated Press,l

TtSk Ei:E ALA. June 30.-R. r.
Motion. principal OF the Turkcgcc
Norma! and Industrial Institute, has
prepared = statement showing the
lumber OF lynch!ngs that took Mace
curing the irst SIX months OF 1870.
according 10 these figures. thcro
Mere twelve lynch!nTs IN that time
rms tx seventeen less than for tho
hrst sIN months OF 1919 and thirty
thrc" less than for the frs, SIX
months OF 1913
All OF those lynchcd were negroes.
EIGHT were lynchcd for cr:fulrl.! as-
sauit. The lynchings. by states:
=, Aihhama' :; Florida. |: Georgia, 9;
nehtucky, ], Kansas. ]: Minnesota
.. S0uth Carolina. J: TOXINS /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
The Poets Corner
The Tide.

The Tide.
saw the long line of the vacant
shore,
Tho sea-wced and the shells upon
the sand.
And tho brown rocks left bare on
every hand
AS IL the ebb:ng tide would flow no
more.
Then heard I. moro distinctly than
before,
The ocean breathe and It's great
breast expand,
And hurryins came on the dcfense-
less land
The insurgent waters with tumul-
tuous roar.
All thought and feeling and desire, T
said,
Love, laughter and tho cxultant Joy
of song
Have ebbed from me forever. Sud-
denly DER me
They swept again from thclr deep
And in n tumult OF delight. and
strong
AS youth, and beautiful as youth, up.
bore mo.
q r-Long fellow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
American AyIntor released

MEN1CO. CITY. June 30.--Gencral
y. Elias Gales, the War Minister.
Lieutenant Stanley NJ. Ames, the
American aviator who was forced to
make landing in Mexico thirty-fve
miles south of the border Sunday last,
while lost In rainstorm. Ames had
been in the custody of the Mexican
authorities ut Matamoros
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

Fhe present generation recalls when
Pllar wheat" was the ultima Thule OF the
|erican farmer, and his slogan cut a fig
: in more than one campaign. Now he
letting $3.50 a bushel, but there is lit
evidence that his margin Of profit has
h greatly increased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
MISSIONARIES ARE SAFE
PHui Nilsson nnd His wife Declared
10 Have Been PrOmIscd Early
Relief.
IBy NFqOclatod prors1

toNSTANTINOPLE. June 30-The
american miss onarics, Paul Nilsson
"hu ms wife, who recently were can
lurcd ny Turkish bandits near Tar
SIS. STA Minor. have been taken Ia
Sivisk,. according to message re-.
SGr% ,v,, from Mersina on June "a. The
- haSa General IN charge Is reported
lease. '''''u'"'" re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

|iiical conditions have undergone a
e!ous reversal Only few weeks
i was the Republicans who were eIcr-
Eg with enthusiasm and confidence III
ming victory, and expectant OF a ma
convention replete with harmony and
The Democrats, admittedly, were in
Rd more or less discouraged, and many
N looked upon the San Francisco
lg as a useless Formally. But note
as happened. The Republican con-
was icadcrless. apathctic, split into
rs. ii lodged every issue, named q
candidate. and adjourned with all
OF confidence faded away. Tho
e they had and lost seems to have
nsfused into the Democracy which
g one OF the most smoothly run
icient, enthusiastic and supremely
t>conventions in all It's history. Tho
here OF the San Francisco meeting
Prything that tho one at Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
ALBANIAN CITY REPORTED
CAPTURED FROM ITALIANS
Dispmtch From Cskub Says Insurrent.
axe Entire Gnrrison with
Town.
IRy Associa,nhrrnu
RELGRAnE Innn an

BELGRADE. June 3o-A rcport
ma, ,t the Albanian city Of AvIcna has
been captured from the Italian. a.,
Albanian Insurgents has been receivnJ
by the newspaper Prava in n disDatch
from uskub. southern Serbia, the re-
port adding that the entire Italian
garrison was taken with the town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
IIlstrionIc,


After reading
The life OF
Shakespeare. and
Pondering the difficulties,
The hardships.
The deprivations
OF the Immortal Bard,
/ have come to the
deliberate Conclusion
That IL is more
Comfortable
To
Emulate the literary example
% George Cohan
And make Monkey
Like
Eddie Foy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

may be that Mr.. Harding is sincere
his eagle-screa ming list OF ''nrsts" for
erica, but the convention which nomi-
ID him certainly was not dominated by
Esentimcnt which inspires him. 1t re-
A the "trsts' but substituted the words
publican party" for his america And
ade the platform on which he is trying
Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

lere is general qualification over tie
unity of the Finance Committee in vot-
20 recommend TO the City Council trans
fi the Ford lot TO the State as site
he memorial library and auditorium.
Ups short Of that was expected from
pmmit,ee. but its prompt and favor
letion foreshadows a similar attitude
N part OF the Council itself. Then,
fae fornality OF transfer discharged.
ay will be clear for actual work on
en for what will be Richmond's most
Ing edihce and Virgina's greatest
Inent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
Marine CornS pnyroII stolen.

uLolsoM pun uolsoILNVO oll 10 100
ssoLdxo on, moLJ uoIols sum 'G5L'6qs
OF Sununomn WoIknd sdLoa ouIInu
ouL-'0G sunr 'VD 'YLSnDnS
Augusta. between and $3.50 o'clock
this morning, after a lono bandit had
gagged and bound nm express mes
senger and An armed guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
ENLISTMENTS WORK WILL
CLOSE IN RURAL CENTERS
Army Drawing Too Large From
Young Men Who Are Needed
on the Farms.

wv ,e.,I,>,H.r,ss., cintcd Press
WASHINGTON. June 3n.--As n re-
suit OF complaints that recruiting
activities OF the army and navy
We're tending to still further increase
the shortage Of farm labor. Secrc-
tary Baker today announced that
steps had hcen taken TO reduce to n
minimum recruiting work In rural
communities. Eniistmcnts will he
sought largely in cities and urban
districts hereafter, tho secretary
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
CHANGE TEA INSPECTION
Department OF Agriculture WIN yo,.
Supervise Importation of Table
nrit

WASHINGTON. June 3O.-Enforcc-
mem OF me act to prevent importa-
ferred tomorrow from the Troasmry
department 10 the Department re
Agriculture. appropriations have hoan
made 10 the latter department by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
S'niOrc Robbery.

S'more Robbery.
Speaking of the High Cost of Whatever 1t
is. we've just moved the country Some
syndicate furnishing lists OF names to advcr-
nsinS concerns has done the favor TO honor
us with top position Up yesterday, We
had paid postage due on just thirty-two pieces
o. econd-class advertising mail matter for
warded from the city address
From now on BACK THEY GO! Dogrone
II we can't stand n lot, but patience has he
come positive pest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
Fnyors Albanian Erecdom

ROME. June 29.-Premicr GiolittI,
this afternoon. reiterated his deter
animation to recognize tho indepen-
dence OF Albania. A Socialist mo-
tion demanding. the Withdrawal Of
tory, was rejected. ~. y q. A ~ !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
Syrian King visits tIen,o

CVNST NNTINOP juno 3O.-EmIr
telsal. King of Syria, is yisitInr
Aleppo. where q conference is re
ported TO be in progress between
and Turkish nationalists. The scttIo
ment OF various boundary disputes
and arrangements for an armistico
arc being discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
.FIREBUG CLAIMS THAT HE
HAS WHEELS IN HIS HEAD
Navy DcEertcr C0nfcssca to Five At
tcmptH 10 Burn Hotels OF
IlOSfOus
Iny Assoclntcd rrcas-l

BOSTON, June 3O--Jamcs Hobco.
Of Clifton, y. j., n desertcr from the
navy. today confessed. he set fire in
five hotels here within the past week,
according to statement from police
Headquarters. lie is charged with
arson. The police said he probably
would be sent TO q hospital for OBJ
servation because OF his explanation
that ho had wheels I'm his head"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

De Valera put out money at Chicago al
st as freely as n Republican presidential
kirant, got caught ut it as promptly and
nd the investment as Improbable as any
them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01

remains for Dixie to furnish the cue
! the big demonstrations ut q Democratic
Mention. The time may come. perhaps
Is only a few hours away, when Dixie
II contribute the candidate as we'll as
music.