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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY JUNE Is, 1920

giants" susges,iwe chapte INg heads ds
inEs arc: The Magic Mirror" "The
S New r III Of Life" .conncctins
New Idea of Cod Facing Life the
Eisht. Way" and Victory in Your
There are seventeen Of these chap
mcnt on living up TO tho limit OF
ones capabilitlcs--which Is a mans
sized job.
THE BEST PSYCHIC STORIES.
Edited and compiled by j. Lewis
French. Boni ~ Liveright. New York.
The experience OF the war has
made articulate and vivid for many
that the spirit world is real world
ana the phenomenon OF communicn
iion with those who have passed be-
You'd cannot lightly be ignored or
dent in story. no Imagination in
poetry. that gives the reader quite
the thrill of a supernatural idea.
The editor q; this volume has coll
he believes surpass all other stories
OF the psychic and supernatural.
This Is not Il book of ghost stories.
The hordcrland between ghost stories
De called psychic stories is a very
shadowy one, but Mr.. French has
made his division 4 real one AL
though stories by Algernon Black
wood. Elsa Barker. Jack London.
William I. Stead. liercward Caring
ton. fiona Macleod and other we'll
known authors appear in this volume.
some of the best are by authors
VIII" may not he quite so we'll known
in this country. Dorothy Scar
borough. IN. H.. has written II st!mu-
latinE ana interesting introduction.
In face of the thought that is be-
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NEWS AND REVIEWS
OF LATEST BOOKS

In the end even Policpincue is swept
away by the cataGiysm.
The irony. the bitter satire. the
lyric note and the sheer beauty OF
the artists creation MAKE this fan
tasy form a sineularly original COM
bination. biting commentary upon
our civilization. No one who wishes
thought Of the great Frcnchman
should fail 10 read this play. modern
with Renaissance back aground. Put
ting aside personal prejudice where
stand with him for Il moment above
the battlefield" upon the mountain
OF disilluSion.
BY Isaac Mcbride. Thomas SETTER.
New York.
DO YOU want TO know how tho
Russian people live today under an
entirely new system OF society that
has never been tried in the world
before? 30 you want to know what
their system OF education is. what
they are teaching their children ana
how they arc doing 1t? DO you want
10 know how they work. how they are
paid for their work. now they arc or
ranizcd? DO YOU want to know what
the status of women is in Soviet Rus
STA? DO you want 70 know about the
leaders of the Soviet government
othcrs7
II You want 70 know these things,
read "Barharous Soviet Russia" The
author. Isaac Mcbride is the latest
American TO return from Russia who
has had access 10 all important
sources OF information in Russia. He
has seen al he writes about with his
own eyes. He is Il keen and accurate
observer. lie has story TO tell
which is Instructive. moving ana
dramatic. Anl Their. is personal
touch 20 1.-THE account OF his own
the susDens" o: an interesting novel.
The appendix gives the la;Cs; impor-
tani official document OF Soviet RUS
sia. !nludlng a rcnor' OH The Coun-
;ry's financial condition.
YOU CAN? nuT WILL. Youc By
Crowcil 90. Now York
pr. Mdrdcns insp!r6tional hooks
are so well known that any new
work from his pen scarcely seems 20
demand more than an announcement
lowing. And each succeeding book
hits the nail sQuarcly on the heal
with the precision % a hammer blow.
The present volume is no cNcrO-
tion. The ;i;le itself is a challenge.
and each chapter is no less direct
action. constant incentive "a The
man of ambition TO assert himself.
Back OF u all is the TrcaChmcut that
ones POWERS are God given and prsc-
t!ca.y l!m.ilcss II used intelligcntly.
To quote: Most Of us are dwarfS
OF the mon and women wc might he,
because wc do not Know our power.
We have vast possibilities. and YET
arc doing the work of piG;nics. be-
cause we never draw upon that in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
$14.00 Hickory Table, $1,000
$3.50 kiddie Koop,
S12.75

Strong hardwood frame: top and
sides covered with wire screen.
cotton mattress included Fine for
bahy's summer maps. Six only this
week at this special.
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$500 Porch Rocker,
S3.75

All Hardwood Arm Rocker. with
double woven spill, seat. Strong and
comfortable. Eighi to 20 this week
at only sa15. popular special.
Call carly.
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$500 Willow Rocker,
$3.50

Large. comfortable Arm Rocker
OF woven willow. in natural color.
suitable for porch or living room.
-Four OF these as special this
week.
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SIS Leonard Refrig-
orator, $5S.75

Has ice capacity OF az pounds
popular size. Thrce-dOor model.
This is the famous Leonard
able"-so- called because Of
the sanitary interior. 1t is lined
with pure white porcelain. with
rounded corners. the lining extend
ing clear to the outside. It's the
most popular Refrigerator in Rich
mond. Eight OF this model as
special this week.
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$500 Oak Buffet
$3.50

Solid Chartered Oak. Colo
NAL style Buffet: iS-inch
plank top. large full width
mirror. Beautiful golden fin
ish. Five set aside as this
weeks special at 5000.
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The genuine Simmons mako
that you see so widely avertised.
This Is full size bed. with 3
inch posts and large filler rods.
Four this week at this special
Drice
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31
THREEESGAPlE. FROM
 FLORENCE PRISON
! sllI " EN-L- a.-ILII.[ - syI N trI

s. ~ r.rrT
 An alarm from the. state penitenti- arg at Florence was sent itS o1t tsa at [ at tlatG hour Wednesday night to inform the police authorities of nnaesiighbori.ing cites and counties that three long. .erm prisoners. had escaped froIu the uenal institution ''7 F. 4 @
 The method employed by the con victs in making their escape was not stated by the prison authorities, a0d as far as could De learned they are still at liberty One of the conVicts who got away was Willis. Woods, a murderer, serving a life term; the other, Tom Larrieu, was, sentenced to an eight year. term by Judge Sam uel L. Pattee, in the superior couit of Tucson, last August. Larrieu was convicted there of shooting a. Mexican narned Sanchez, over a cattle dispute .hetween the two men. The shooting occurred in the Milestone -Huachuca range, and Sanchez was shot through the hand by Larrieu.. The third 'es caped, prisoner is Oscar Schultz, who was sentenced from Globe. ' E It is not thought likely that the convicts have come in this direction it was stated by Under sSheriff Do l bied Robinson. Thursday BecSiise' of the fact that they have succeeded in eIuding capture for so long a time, the under sheriff believes that 9 the men have succeeded Yin efossihgi the internationafeho jnte8M exico. Be5iI sidesd gjHing 8 wdesegigtiion of the gsr es- eaped pen, the, apgtheorities ut critics at Flor
 enc enc q eave no details as to their
 J of eattine away -H5b1 U iriiieiis isssssaid iilaE Ee FaIat ives living in Sonora, Mexico, and it is thepg1t probable thss thss men me are headed
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se ta77

Miss Ray O. Sawyer, of New York City, has been appointed chairwoman of the State Auxiliaries, Committee by Charles G. Blakeslee, Commander of the New York Department of the American Legion. The committee will be in charge, of the organization of new units of the Women's Auxil- iary of the Legion until othes state, caucus, whichrwill be held early in the spfing.z==-.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31

. American Legion legislation has 7beeni drawn up in several depart
 ments for presentation to legislaturesg HE Iowa the Legion legislative com ulttee will put forward m bill to .nenissl persons wearing the Ameri- can Legion emblem without authority. Other Iowa bills included provide
 state bonus Of s15 month during service, and legalized boxing contests.
 The Arkansas legislative committee
 has a bill for converting the old state capitol building into memori-
 al, The Indiana department will press Legislation permitting veterans to"have their honorable discharge re-
 corded by county cofficials. free of charge. A measure. will be introduced . into the Minnesota legislature making Armistiee Day a state holiday
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31
GOVERNMENT WILL BUILD
 FLORENCE DIVERSION [

Florence: .WorG has been rece,vl ed from Washington that the Flovenl zee. diversion dam will be under com structienAby the government verg Soon. The following wire has. beer. received from the4 assistant ommisE Efioner ofsndian affairs; No satisI| ssactary bid afor cpnstruction of@thf
 Florence diversion dam has beeI re esiyed. Expect to undertake Con strucfion by force account at an early
 date. E B. Merritt, assistant eommis
 H gBs .sg
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+- 8hf1k bsiRi05TGGR gf5fd E.. frs: Y, EstablishmenfD J3fs of radio 2 depart It. nlent for receiving wireless I news and keeping. in touch gwithl rAmGsirican aE Ee. Eflg gion posts throughout oEi1'3tisiia Eo3tissiainaa is announced fn | recent issue Of The Peli!aanaire. the offix;aG newspaper
 of the Louisiana department Of the Legion
 Through cooperation N#ith afaated's in towns if ssFlHch zthere are7 begion posts. a constant liaison wiII be main taiped between, the, Legion newspaper and the local post7,o Arrangements F have already been made for this ,service from Shreveport, Opelouses and Franklinton to. New Orleans where The Relicanaire is published. By the use of the radio service, the press oheets of news from all over the world sent out daily from the Airing ton station will be received by the Legion organ. This service is con ducted by the United States Navy for. it's hattleships and stations s-'-i.
 -- sioIa9 vince 9aF tGg 't eFssIC1 DID hrs 7sarvaTr hree hundred volumes, ,ra covering the field of American activities z,,n the World War have, been received through, the medium of the American Legion Weekly as a start of a com plete Legion war library, which will be established in a, room g at National Headauarters-s The collection of Hooks includes volumes dealing with the history of units from companies teS divi:i-ns- It contains the pro 7.lcr, of hand presses in French and German print p,Irdin shops as. we'll as more ambiti- qgs output to of 5e leading n IN New " Y6Tk Tf@ggg gq " ~ i'l'FFi FFiiff7s T crew stssns sdT .asra
 ,amsiiEfW Yy9sq safM, .dstrua Deelaringdhatsfthe iitdesultqgqFiy ,,sIif not ilatorEl poIicyi of the TAtdmliinItist Az li.It 7sFatfenss insssaekingt ptosubstantti55IIIlly, Il, 5a aRtsordeserterssrfrom thsafr hsfrs 1mrjilJitt99ry aa haSs' services and A slaclSeaEs allia4 d odu6b-a uba ing the war has beepF the sllhiect6 of mulch adverse criticism, particularly on the part of the American Legion, Sefiatqro Moses, of New Hampshire has offered an amendment to the House joint resolution which he bell eyes will expedite. the, punishment of. the ttundersirables'''. The amendment provides that the repeal of war, legis
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31
coop ADvIcE

Iake Chamberlaih 'syP FabIets as%soon as y6u have finished your supper and they will produeea a gentle movement of the bowels on the following morn ing aThey will also improve your dig estion and make. syous feel better in every way.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31

ls Carol singing added much to the effectiveness of the evenlng' meeting at the Presbyterian Church Sunday, the singers were: James Bennett, Ernest Thomas J. Cooking, John Pas GO, Frank Chesterfield and r. P. Ro. names, who also rendered the solo -..Bethelem- Starr Miss Roscoe -pres.d= ed at the piano. The services were '''SnS g%s2 snsssS4,3 1ffg ]
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31
6ne present wilI long F'emembelr

n The Reception aud, Tea given hy
 Mrs. pr. T.iB-s Smith, in honor of hef' sister, Miss Lynch, of Los Angeles,
 who is spending a few days in Mo .repei, was agmosts unique -sffq irs and much enjoyed sBy all present \ s-4
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31
| MORENCI NEWs;E

The cleaning { of MorenciE and vicinity is becoming a matter of considerable con5ecture in some see tions. Abnormal conditions seem sto have sgotten deeply rooted and has be- comeka matter. of cause and effect. However, if each will help in their own Tfe, fireside and society, the undeHazing swill. abecome ecomparatf- vely Easy. This movement is not the upshot of a few weeks, on the part of few but can be traced back nearly two years ago when an attempt was made to establish unhealthy com ditions at the Club, at which time several citizens took their stand for right and clean living in the camp It is noticed however that educational on lines of questionable entertainment which is responsible, to a very large extent, for these abnormal conditions, is still tolerated in our mirst.
 NQ Eg99sfiT a fl CHURCH NerlcEsi Jufsl U a Presbyterian Sunday school at SEQ, classes for all Preaching services at 1045 a. m. and 7;3O in the evening a hearty welcome to aIi Special music. --ss-.=-;---=---==--===--
 M .E-Church- under Hotel - Long onsszi fellow" Sunday school at 9:45 place. and welcomes for every7age~ Preach ing at i1Ja. In. and S7:: 90 p: rn. Sing. ing led by the church choir. Epworth Leaghe meeting at e:15 special music Thursday evening at 7:3O prayer and christian fellowship service led by the pastor.
 Miss Gladys McDougall, attending College in Po mona Calf, is home for the holidays 9S9
 The Dob residence was appropfiates4 ly decprated on Monday s afteSn loon winch their daughter Miss Marghreti Job Iheld~a reception for the mem bers; of her class in High Schoofg Games and dancing occupied the afternoon which ended in most delici
 ous refreshments, closing a day, of real pleasurs and profit which each
 N"NsTN s<4 --t
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i11tw 5arLsarei@,s Taaniefs~ 1ssN e& 1ss:'tG saifT3at=sFo yt-7,q ~aoo aFfgsVe sdt 0f BegotU-g ss'v -arsz @a-a ,TI >ezszr ftseass7 ~s1rfT eursiStqF | 1-,..arGg bc- .fs i-,r.,sf ba aaa t1a.nsIo A A aTH 5cs 's
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Is Comfort and Blanket

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 '-a 1ef set g d*izs vase4,.I aa.taf Gd'.r ,segs;sn-A Ro,E 1o 6agsI =zi,d tafssa -Tsa .sgsbtFof sft ro4 at. re7,i zsz s.t+ hsheata lrot9iF0 nrc-,3 @,4shssi isre
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opera house at a cost of s5;eee---Fhe- sr-- flrst lr 5aftracffoils q local talent smins-s < trel show, carried s1,5ss High eIasss A
 shows .llo will be booked for the theater
 by the post. .-1's'
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4fasEf 4faEf:dn embodied fHeeh e H6Gse ireeso is < fion 'EsfhRaaTfh EsfhRaa ssfsb be b c6fistfHHed 6fistfHHed ss ef9a
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 s ;5 inilfit8fSyf illi 8fSfn of ff'an anaaTaf Sera.c of rRe 61it9d sStgfGg, n55FF n55FFef6674 IS 4ef14iqatd the ifabilfty to prosecutSif65iBG iG4dfd 4adiifd bahTshmehr underI tbe ,s9a7s gs9lae7sGfiYe 7seEy,ce, JaW of any person I8h4o ftsa fatssaa to e comply qla vi with the pFoyl9}o9Siss 8Fa rS2!ta t1slia{a aG{ eda hnslse @ Thgg ndffegR dsf4fsg8Risfi Fl fiHB688o HgB68o wfaF enter 1921 with PPFaStsi9aafig1 tB,U866 posts, aet cording to the estimates based on the latest fig1prgsess. prgsss BeR@q}rrin9g eR@q}rrin9g the week end ing DacegmIbYeflFv egmIbYflFv1 1Q 4.,tff fifteen Rnew posts were added which brought the total to 9,s3Q AFkapaaSS k4afp3asaSS led e win with three posts. The Women's Auxiliary in the same period obtained twenty seven new unitsr raising it's list to 1886 four new 3untssN 3unittssN gained, by the New Y orkl DepaEtrq ept1 placed that depasi-, entein the Ileaddn lead for for the il week Fore iign posts added efh recently are at Gnu dufcamata, ChiIe, iIe,sal an9. f9l.G GuatemTala, q City Guatemala.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31

The little son of Mir. and Mrs. A. Williams died on Christmas day. The funera1. services were held in Morenci Chapel on Sunday, Rev: Allen Krich baum officiated.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31

hse Mfs and dMtsg John sKfddie dhateer gre turned from a brief visit in Fl Paso, Texas They FePortaa very enjoyable time,
 hns as s9a boos gotn9 Doy Hsdw VI fts eiro2noa o3 snosni nG gr-9B5
 The Social and dance given by MT. anl Mrs. Crowfoot on Wednesday, evening, was ideal from every stand point and appreciated.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31
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 ,9TheasTuBns sMsrsiIns Hall E4AsaallAt at San An A 7 gelo,nTens 9ss3tsss unpleasant name a when it swas leased rgeeentlye by mem rh bers ofthedecalspes pest yof. the American Legion and remodelled into a. a.rmoaern
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ing in Sonora, Mexico, and it is opEht probable thesr mEen, m are headed i, tiat direction .e@ Tucson Star.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-12-31

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mist neVf9 vtTsc eshkrd est iisfes L-s. Pr :, Following the action of the unnite9I gSiaer Service Post -of- the -Amerlcan Legioh ai4na aind BESRx nf spnidNafEs3 ! I ;rYtAep sehl ,lI4PTeaafssstvss &sswWashIinesileopp ahI esi esilepc3 to 2; of95h of95ghtuthsbRsas4ae oosffocsas proposed fp p&a ie ,s.blue'.aaKs .angrssfss a sfsr other P posts psots in all fRe RpEap shs saffsNS aff sNSeSE York 9f have Y
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 evening a hearty welcome to aIl.s
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-03
RICHMOND, IND, THE RICHMOND

owned abundant supplies on her home
island; but if oil is to be the fuel
she must have her supplies wherever
she can acquire them. This, it may
be taken for granted, explains her con-
Germ about the Mesopotamian fields,
and, to degree, our new ambition
to compete with her in shipping ex-
plains our concern that the Mesopo-
tamian oil shall be open to all owners
equally.
Tolls Act Looms Up.
The third incident bearing on the
same general situation is the emerg-
ence of discussion of the Panama tolls
act.
If we are to be shipping nation.
it is felt that we should give our
coastwise ships the benefit of the fact
that we built and own the Panama
canal
If we are to achieve a position in
shipping and foreign trade comparable
to that which Great Britain has had
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-03

for many generations, we can only do
it through time, patience and the
building up of the reputation for com
mercial skill and integrity that makes
Great Britain's prestige in every part
of Asia and Africa. We shall have to
work hard and compete fairly, but
probably we will not continue in our
easy going acceptance of advantages
which Great Britain was permitted to
hold by default so long as shipping
was no great concern of ours.
Important History.
There is not space here to cover
further incidents that have lately
emerged bearing on this subject.
Neither let it be said, is there space
here to give adequate treatment either
to the whole condition or to any one
of these incidents But it may be TAX
en- for granted, with much confidence,
that what is here touched upon is one
of the most important things happen
ing in the contemporary world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-03

Great Britain's dominance in shipping
but since, as an incident of the war,
We installed huge shipbuilding plant
and became the owner of what was for
us an unprecedented quantity of ton
mage, We have come to be ambitious
in this field, and If the aggregate mind
of our business world were distilled,
it would probably be found that, con-
sciously or unconsciously, we now
have a national ambition to contest
Great Britain's dominance in shipping.
At this point comes the significance
of the Mesopotamian incident; coal as
a fuel for ships is passing, and petrol
cum, because of it's vastly greater
economy in labor and otherwise. ap1
pears destined TO take it's. place
knowledge of this fact will enable
any one to see the very great neccs.
sity lying upon Great Britain to own
or control oil supplies adequate to her
dominance in shipping.
So long as coal was the fuel, she
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-03

If the assumption is correct. 1t will
be subject for poets and historians
for generations to come. If the as
sumption is correct, we are witnessing
and participating in one of those great
incidents of world history which oc-
cur only once in several centuries.
Great Britain won her dominance
from Holland, Holland in turn. won i.
from Spain, which had it at the time
she provided the ships that discovered
America, and began the colonization
of the American continent. Spain
took it from Portugal, Portugal from
the Hanseatic league, and so on back
to Carthage and Tyre.
Copyright 1920 by the New York
Evening Post, Incorporated. New York
Evening Post Syndicate)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-03
AMERICA IS
CONTINUED from Page One)

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world and the control Of large share
of the worlds marine insurance and
other commercial aspects Of the ship
ping business.
Contest Dominance.
The United States, up to the time of
the recent war. never seriously con-
tested, nor thought Of contesting,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-03

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of E. w. Grove soc.
The evening world., 1920-11-15

Special reductions on these two
quaint mahogany pieces OF the 1907
period (the year we began busl-
noss). Now they are right In
vogue agai1I Special reductions.
SPINET DESK C6E
CWas ,Ss7.5o) Now. .......... %VO
sTANDisH CHAIR N16 7S
(Was S22.5o) Now.....VAO''O