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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ni HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Niilliccut


rhere's little girl named Miiccnt
VINO lives two doors from me-
ma ihe Lord gave her the prettiest eyes
That were ever made to see!
Ana the sweetest curls. the rosiest cheeks
The cutest dmplcs, say
Sh'S ten times cutter than Alice Belle
OR Annie or Jennie or May.
Ana the little girl named Milicent
Is Youth. That's the reason why
love TO have her about me. and
When she goes away. sigh,
f"r the years that weigh on IL busy life
Look back. and to tell the truth
GA age is little bit Jealous at times
or the wonderful thing called Youth.
Jealous: Well. yes: but Il jealousy
rh't is loving and would he kind
For Youth. as it lives in Millican
is a wonderful thing to find.
- wonderful thing. when the hairs are gray.
That Age may have for its own
Playing with Youth and walking with you,h
Not treading :ts path alone.
And IL isn't the eyes o. Miliicent
Nor the dimples. nor Millicent's curls-
'u' " something that every Old Man loves
In good little boys and girls:
It's something that puts our cares ,sia.
Puts worry upon the shelf
For Youth, when Old Age stroils with he.
MAKE Old Age young. himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
FRENCH TROOPS RELIEVE
SITUATION AT AINTAB
Turkish Forces Cut Vital Railway
communications Throughout
tsia Minor.
fHy Associated pressl

>, CoNSTANTIN0PI.E. April 81.
french troops entered AIntab, Asia
Minor; on April IL. and have relieved
me situation there, according TO a
statement made public at the French
embassy here. Messages sent from
Alhtnn on April -. asking for i'm
mediate aid for American workers
mere, were received last week
me French position in Cilicia IN
viewed AS difficult. Railroad com
,nunicat.ons between Mcrsina. where
French forces landed recently, and
adaha were interrupted on April H.
IL was stated by travellers arriving
mere from Asia Minor coast The
railroad traverSes l.voi country with
out Important bridges and the Turks
removed rails from the road. thus cut
ing OF the French at M.rsina from
their chief base OF supplies
Northward, In the interior. the
turks have cut the railway by wreck
ins cars in an important tunnel be-
tween Adana and tlukishla \ French
troop train was dcrail.d in THIS sec
ton early In April and a detachment
OF French troops is isolated north
or the break in the line. The rail-
way from Adam TO Alcppo has also
been cut by the Turks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
MARSHALL TAKES Definite
STAND ON PRESIDENCY
Vice President EmphnslEes DecInra-
lion That He In Not Cam
d1dnt~ for Nomination..

NEW YORK. April ai.-Vicc- rresi-
dent Marshall today compared him
self as man driving "A nivvcr along
a good road and having pleasant sail
ing. 70 the man who turned his auto
mobile into swamp In search for
something better than ne had. This
was by way or emphasizing his dccin :
President or the presidential nomina-
tion.
Il knew all tho older Indiana
statcm"n and politicians" said the
VICE fresidcn; II know that Fair
banks and Hendricks died with broken
hearts because they sought and did
not achieN" the presidency Harrison
because his party would not give him
a nomination for second term. died
IN the belief that republics are un-
grateful. 1T is easy for man to
persuade himself that the people are
calling him. but when he gets to In.
convention he is apt to find that me
delegates have not heard the call"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
StnnZnx,
Where for1orn s,,,s.,.

Where forlorn sunsets fare and fade
On desolatc sea and lonely sand.
out OF the silence and III. shade
what is tile voice OF strange COM
Calling you still. as friend calls
with love that cannot brook delay.
To rise ana follow the ways that
over the hills and far away?
liark to the city. street on street
\ roaring reach of death and life
or worthless that clash and fleet
And ruin in appointed strife:
iiark TO II calling, calling clear.
Calling until you cannot STAY,
From dcarer things than your own
most dear
Over the hills and far away
Out Of the squad OF tho cbb-and flow,
Out OF the sight of lamp and star
1t calls you where the good winds
blow,
And the unchanginE meadows arcs
From faded hopes and hopes aglcnm.
1t calls you, calls you night and
day
Beyond the dark, into the dream
over the hills and far away.
By william Ernest Henley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
FRANK B. MOVES AGAIN
HEADS ASSOCIATED PRESS
All Members Of Executive Committee
Hr-Eirctcd at New York
Convention.

NEW YORK. April 2l.--Frank II.
Noycs. OF IN" Washington Star. was
Reelected president Of the Associated
l'ress "a; meeting OF the hoard OF
directors here today.
Calvin cobb. o! the Boise (dahot
statesman, was elected first Vice.
president. and j. Lawrence Horne,
.lr., o! tac ROCKY Mount ~. CO Tele.
gram. sccoHd Vice president.
All members OF the executive cons
m!ttee were reelected. Th.y are:
Frank u. NOycs, Washington star;
w. l.. Mclean. Philadelphia Bulletin
Adolph ;. Ochs. New York Times;
John X. l,Ithom, rrOSid"nc. journal:
Victor j., Lawson. Chicago DhIiy
News; Charley \. Rock. Pittsburgh
Dispa.Ih: Charles Hopkins Clark,
Hartford cnurant.
Melville T., stone was reelected
secretary. He also Will continue TO
serve as general manager.
Frederick Roy Martin was re-
elected assistant secretary, and J. T..
fouatt. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
DIEGO Won BERGEN NAMED
AMBASSADOR TO VATICAN
German Government Completes Scccsa
nsr! Arrangements with th-
Holy Nrc

ROME. April 2l-Thc German gov
eminent has concluded the ncces-
snry negotiations for having ali GER
many represented automatically at
the Iioly Soc. ana shortly Diego Won
hcrgcn VII! bo appointed German
ambassador to the Vatican Hereto
fore Herr Won Berger has been Irus-
sian minister 10 the Vatican i.he
Prussian legation VIII be suppressed
with the creation OF German EN- :
bassy. Only Bavaria Will maintain A
legation separate from the embassy
Alm'a't simultaneously tho HOLY
See VIII institute a nunciatur. of tho
first class in Berlin Monsignor
Pacelli Will be nuncio The nuncia
turs in Munich. where Monsignor
Pacelli now oiiiciatcs. will he urc :
served and presided over by another
prclate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Our wasted water Power.


TO the Editor OF The Times. Dispatch:
Sir-More than million men in the United
States are now engaged in producing mineral
fuels the consumption OF which exhausis the
stores Of nature. But nature has provided
with still another innnlteiy potential
source OF industrial power-."whi,c coat" as
in falling water. and that stretch OF the ST.
Lawrence River lying us a honndry between
tapped reservoir.
There is just so much coal When it is gone
il is gone. Water power is different. 1t never
gives out. Anyone who has been victim Of
tasc.
II is now three years since Congress was
sib!it!es OF the congested industrial part OF
the Atlantic senboard. Not only has the fact
be affected and Il much larger actual use of
the power now produced be gained. hut that
new supplies can be obtained both from
ming water and from the conversion OF coal
into power ~ the mines instead OF after
long haul. rhis has aroused discussion az to
the feasibility OF constructing 4 supcr-trans-
mission line OF electric power paralielins the
Atlantic from Richmond 10 Boston and afford
Ing connections Mt New York and Boston with
Lawrence on the North and Niagara the
West. main transmission Inc into which
power and from which would diverge AN inn
mite number OF small delivering lines tying
together the separate power plants OF len
States.
Thus one state could give aid to the other
one could take the place, OF the other: all could
join their power for good in any great drive
that might be projected. 1t would not be
necessary FOR the government to construct or
even operate such Il trunk line. but the pro-
Sine.ring and financial world as to make il 81:
reality. Such system OF transmission lines
roads much Of their burdens and insure tho
operation OF street lights street ears. and
essential industries in the face Of railroad de-
Washington. d. c.. April 20. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Party or for Charlottesville.

Because OF the inability of the
large Richmond delegation to arrive
Edwin A. Alderman yesterday Dost
poned the hour for opening the citi-
Zenship conference at the University
from o'clock to Z o'clock tonight.
Large attendance at the conferences
is Indicated by reports from the
hotels. no rooms being available for
the Weekend. The following names
were added to the list OF Rich
monderS who Will leave this after
noon: Mrs. Charles u. Lee. Mrs T.. G.
Kidd, Mrs. Frank l.. Jobson, Mrs. G.
Moore. Mrs. Eugene Stoncr and Miss
louise Price. OF the Bureau OF Chari-
ties and Correct ions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

ii!c bhr"an Of Labor Statistics saws ,ba,
IN" cost OF living has nor declined IN.
bureau would better look out: Attorney
General Palmer will charge il with being n
BolSheyist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
FRENCH TIGER RETURNS
FROM VISIT TO EGYPT
tirmrnc-nm Met AT the station by
Wan! Prominent Men and Iiis
Family.
Iny Associated Press

PARIS. April 2l.--Former Premier
,lemenccau, who has been visiting
rived here this morning. III. wns
alert and smiling. hut avoided in&,r-
viewers and would not he photo
graphed
lie was met at the station by his
brother, Albert. his daughter. Madame
JacqueHairr. and his grandchildren
Many prominent men were present
among them being Captain Andre
Tnrdicu. Louis l.ochcur and Georges
IcySucs. members OF NJ. clcmcnccnu'S
Cabinet. with them he 6aily dis
.ussed his trip and his illness in
l;sypt. expressing his satisfaction in
returning home. lie left the station
in an automobile. q large crowd cheer
ing as he drove away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
SPANISH C0RTES SCENE
OF VIOLENT DISORDER
Deputies From Hasqu~ Province OF
Atnrn Attnrk the Gov
eminent.

MADRID. Apri! ol.-Sccncs Of dis
order and violence occurred in the
norlrZ To-Day when Deputies from the
basque Province Of A!avn Eiscuy and
GuipazcOa mad" attacks on the gov
eminent. The situation became quite
serious when Deputy Bcipardc de-
clared the i;asuucs desired To break
way from Spain and had prosecuted
spanish Inhabitants o: their part OF
the country.
accusations that the govcrninc n [
mad maintained Il policy OF suppress
sion against Easquc interests were
made by Deputy Aranzadi. who as
serted his constituents had been
wrongfuily declared TO be unpatri-
otic. He said the Basques placed
realty To Srain FIRST, but demanded
autonomy for their small national
ity while continuing to form a part
OF Spain. which was regarded as the
mother country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
FORMER FRENCH PREMIER
DENIES TREASON CHARGES
Testihcs In Own Defense Before Sen.
ate High Court Trying
Him.
NY Associated Press.

PARIS. April 2l.--Joseph Cailiaux.
former Premier. on trial before tho
Senate as high court charged with
having had reasonable dealings win
the enemy. spoke in his own dcfcnsa
today
II am Il victim OF the vanity. medic.
GRITTY ana red tape Of French Official
dom which have always sought 10
destroy. NJ. Caillaux declared n,
closed with an impassioned appeal for
Justice but said he asked no mercy.
The trial was finished tonight and
VIII 20 10 TN" Judges tomorrow for
decision. which will be taken in secret
session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Grand Council Selects Rounoke n,
MeeftnE PInrr I'm April. iD2I
r.. y. james Past prrsIdeDt

u. S. James. of Roundup. Va. was
elected past president OF the Grand
Council OF Fraternal Americans a,
the final meeting OF the council yes
tcrday in MurThJ''s Hotel. Other Of
hc"rs chosen were as follows: S. II.
kinZel Laws. OF Brandy Station.
stat" president: NJ. &. iiaurh. Of
Waterford. state vice-p president:
James X. Mansfield. Of Alcxundria
State secretary: James X. Trimycr.
Of Alexandria, State treasurer
George w. I."ghorn.. Of I.nyCock.
state marshal: X. l.. Jc1rrics. OF
Shhckle!ord. state warden: Paul H.
warren. Of Norfolk. state inner
guard: w. y. Wyatt. 81 rit,sburr.
VA. State outer guard: &. NJ. Money
OF Vienna, State chaplain. The H.
nance committee WAS follows:
W. J. Dean. Of Portsmouth,: T. G.
Harrett OF Richmond. and John
klinbaugh. OF Norfolk
The next meeting will he held in
April. 1921. in Roanoke. The council
expressed its thanks to the William
Mex inlcy ana Good VIII Councils OF
Richmond. and Others. who aided in
the advertisements OF the council
while in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
NAVAL VESSELS NAMED
IN HONOR OF INVENTORS
New ships VIII he Christened In
Memory Of Langley and
Wright.
ny Associated Press. !


WASlilNGTON. ADril 2i.-Saming
or two aircraft auNiliafics Of the
american navy in memory OF Pro-
lessor Samuel T.. Langley and Wilbur
Wright. in recognition Of their p!on-
err WORK in the evolution OF heavier
ihan-i!r craft. was announced toda V
by The Navy Department
The aircraft tender to be launched
at the Hog Island yards next wee k
has been named Wright and the name
OF the collier Jupiter. now being CON
veried into an airDlane carrier. has
been changed to Langley the an
nonncement blid. Oryoille Wright,
brother OF Wilbur Wright, has been
asked 10 name the sponsor for the
new tender.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
CHINESE STUDENTS OPPOSE
FURTHER FOREIGN LOANS
Gratitude Expressed Over RefusnI OF
Allies To Ala T~king Govern
mcut.

SHANGHAI. April 2l.--Vigorous OBJ
position TO all projects for further
foreign loans Ia the present PekinS
government is being continued by the
Shanghai branch .! the National
students Union and the Shanxha,
STUDENTS Union. representing all the
tn'hese students and ,nany OF ,h.
educators OF the Shanghai district.
REFUSAL OF American. British and
FRENCH banks TO carry. through the
proposed loan OF S2h.G00.00U TO TN.
sosernmcnt has led the two organiza-
lions to address TO the leadinr l,nnr,
can. French and British banking
houses in China messages expressing
gratitude for the decision reached
tMessaSes or the same tenor were also
forwarded to tho ministers OF the
three countries in PekinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

III respect 10 card playing. dancing and
th"airr Attendance, New York Mcthodists
nay" learned wisdom from Mohammed. who
oeeId"o 'hai II III" mountain would not
come 10 hln. he must go to the mountain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

boastful Britain was piteously begging that
America come to its aid with its men and
money to save it from defeat at the hands
OF the enemy. Forgetfulness comes easily
TO nations as to individuals. but boastful
Britain's memory. in the face OF all that
has happened in the past few years. Is really
too short for dcceucy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
SERIES OF EDUCATIONAL
CONFERENCES ANNOUNCED
Commercial Training la Schools of
Country VIII be Dis
cuHHcu,
lBy Associated Press

~, IISy AR9OOIuteH PrrsSI
WASliINt;FON. April 2l.--Com!niH-
sioner claXton. Of the Bureau OF lidu-
cation. today issue calls for eleven
regional conferences to be held in
various parts or the country to con
slider the general subject OF CONNER
cial training in public and norma
schedules and other educational In
stitutions. The dates for The confer
cnces follow: Knoxville. April %;
New Orleans. April 80: San Francisco
May 10: Seattle. May IL: Denver. May
~: Kansas City, May 30; Chicago
May III: Pittsburgh. June 4: Mime
apolis, October IL: Boston. October 90
and Philadelphia. October 80.
similar conference was held i'm
Columbia. :. c.. April 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

The hlue-summed plantationer hung the
edge OF the crap game wstfully. then
sneaked in.
Fade yuh TO two bits" he exclaimed his
nerve
The gentleman with the dice s,raightened
up with scOrn.
-" no let dat chocolate piker in dis hyar
room" he demanded. "Mistah Niger dis
hyar's regah game, two bits amt
money"
Saying which he condescendingIy covered
S20-biii and rolled the golf balls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
MRS. GEORGE M. MINOR
NEW PRESIDENT OF D. A: R.
NO opposition To Connecticut Woman
In Election Held ri tonven-
lion in Washington

WASillNGTON. April 2l-Mrs
George. Maynard Minor. OF Water
lord conn. was nominated without
the Daughters OF the American Rcvo-
luton tonight at the twenty-ninti |,
continental congress, in session here.
twelve women were nominated for
seven vice president general and
these. with nominees for other Of
flces. Will he elected tomorrow
The nominees for vicc-presidcnt In :
cludc Mrs. James $. Wood. Savannah
Ia. and Mrs. g. -. Chenault, Lex
inRton. Ky.
Nominees for other national offices
on Mrs. Minors ticket include:
Historian. Miss Jenn WinsIow Col =
frame. North Carolina. curator, Mrs
George w. White. Mississippi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Receives nrItIsh Amba..ndor.

Auckland Gcddes, the new British
ambassador. WAS received today by
Secretary Colby at the state Depart
ment, and was accorded the privi-
lexe OF taking up embassy matters
with the department in advance OF
the presentation OF his credentials
10 President Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
nichmond Grocer. Hold Mee,tnr.

a smoker was held last night by
Richmond Grocers, Inc, in the Re-
tail Merchants Association Hall.
Among the speakers were Julius
Levitt and w. A. Clarke, Jr., OF the
Retail Merchants Association;
President Heller and Treasurer Gills,
OF Richmond Grocers, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
How To- DO IL.

Defend YOU"
The criminal lawyer drew his coat skirts
aside with contempt.
Why. you handed murderer. You who
killed a whole family, who burned the house
over their heads. who brained baby. who
looted the place without ves,ige of human
ny! You ask me 10 defend you? Never"
a" YOU don't get me. Judge" said the
fugitive, who had slipped in under cover OF
Inc dark. Il don't want you 10 defend me-
All want you To do is get me passage on a
last boat and rent me little house in Ho-
land where can chop wood and forget it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Impcachmcnt of Mr.. Post

A RESORT To impeachment proceedings
by Congress against a public official is
always doubtful and tedious expedient
II involves q ong-drawn-out trial. great
deal OF expense and Il great deal OF time
and unless very convincing case is made
against the accused it is next to impossible
to convict Comparatively few Impeachment
proceedings have been brought during the
history of this government, although many
have been threatened and members of the
House OF Representatives. in which such
proceedings must originate, have been slow
TO move in that direction knowing how
difficult it is to establish maadministration
or malfcasancc in Office.
Ii is natural that many leading members
OF the House should he irrtated even in
censed. over the extraordinary exercise OF
power to release alien enemies bv the AS
sistant Secretary OF Labor while acting as
secretary. He has refused in hundreds OF
cases TO dcport aliens after proof OF their
incendiarism had been submitted to him
by the Department Of Justice and he has
gone before the public with extended deci-
sions showing how the officials OF the law
department Of the government wrought
grave injustice agains, many of the alien
tcrroriSts who were arrested
The impression has grown within recent
weeks that Assistant Secretary Posi- is en-
,ircly out OF sympathy with the law which
directs the Secretary OF Labor to depor,
all aIi"nS VINO seek 10 destroy the Amcri-
can government by force and violence and
being out of sympathy with that statute
II is now charged that he is ignoring a
manifest duty III releasing the dangerous
prisoners who are brought before him
II he Is guilty of all this then he should
b" removed from Office Regarding this
there can be no serious difference Of opin-
b ion. hat " should not be necessary for CON
greSS TO mpeach him in order 10 accom-
piish tina, result. The President himself
should act and act dccsvcly lie is in a
position To know or To learn from the De-
pariment OF Justice and from the records
OF the Department of Labor whether or NOT
+ the acting secretary is failing in the dis
/ Charge OF his duty. ii he can be convinced
! Of this he should 10, lose another day in
! demanding the resignation Of Mr. Post
! In respect 10 card playing. dancing and
I thcutrr attendance New York Nc,hodio,.
nav" learned wisdom from Mohammen who
/ decided that II the mountain would mn,
7 come I" him. he must go to the mountain
Fhc Hnr"an Of Labor Statistics saws Inn,
! IN" cost OF living has NOT declined rbe
| bureau would better look out: at,ornn,
J General Palmer will charge il with heinz ;,
BoSheyist
For Chancellor OF the Excheouer who
hau l" present 10 Parliament a budget de
nc" Oh ."z''ooo,ooo TO make up. Austen
chamberlain made very brave showinp
Monday.
Continued establishment OF hosiery ,,ius
! IN Southwestern Virginia enables on. IN a,,
| Oh mat section that whatever its f,urs &,
covereth multitude Of shins
somebody please prepare bushels OF hIacx
n'hS LOT use If the fourteen seeding NeY-
icah states apply for admission 10 onr
lodge. ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Charcoal Eph,s Daily r,our,,

iiEar 20 are. Gemmun % de Conventions
r'shi uisSa way shouted Charcoal Eph cx-
'!irdly "Efn yoall want n Candidate wha,
ain got no strings tied L he Goa, tail da's
me kase why? kasc Amt got no coat.
Vote TO me. Mistah JACKSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Susauehannn Pas.enger. snfe.

TRIESTE. April 2l.-.All passengers
on the American steamer Susouc-
hanna, which went ashore ycsterda v
on the Dalmatian coast. near Poln,
are safe. All passengers and crew
OF the stranded vessel have been
transferred to tho steamer Argentina.
which will reach here tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
The Weather
tFurnished by U. g. Weather .,ureau.,
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair und " arm, e Z
Thursday: Friday.
probably showers a,lti
thundcrst0rms.
North taroilna-
Fair Thursday: Fri
day. probably loral
tiIunllcrstorms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

The Atlanta Ga. "fair-price" committee
is absolutely Calousheartcd. II allows
local dealers in women's suits. dresses and
other articles OF feminine apparel margin
profit OF only 30 per cent. Why, the poor
dealers will starve to death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
It's different The.. DAYS,

There was. once n prophet who called down
i"ahna from heaven. and anotho: who was
fed by the ravens.
In these days al! the mamma is in cold stor-
age. and the ravens are wolves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Voice of the People

Letters must give the nnme and nddrcss OF
the writer. Name will not he pubiilhed II
Writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
I0cnI Temnrrntnre Y..,..I.,

u ,3cal Temprrnture YESTERDAY.
- ~. tcntperaturc. ....... 4:
S;;nNt,inulh temperature to y Il. 81 4;
rtlnihuun temperature to l.. Nj ID
Mchh temperature yesterday 4.
Eornsss' tenipcrnture for this date 81
ENcnss since MSSr.i' ',.'............
bencichcy since January I 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

Frank Hitchcock is at work again in the
Southern field The Georgia delegation to
the Republican convention has split. When
Frank Hitchcock can't carry the delegation
of Southern State he splits it,