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Thoughts for Today
II just knew that = / could get home and
get over my washtub. I'd be All right"
Consolation or the washtub.
~ MARK BENSIT"f.

ss' sHe vas thr I'd be souh Ess home
IN, Tbs G was q The remark Of woman Who
Work is INC antidotc Tor worry
troubie and apply tho refnedy. This woman did
snt hS ala Ell 9P h h Sa wh" ana washed
Trouble often comes suddenly al is attend
Tor Vie iiine being We are confused. We need
uh The smell Of sd Tbs feel OF i's sho hot % @h
to ary--or the equivalent Of such d!vertns
ruin Tine nsn s sSss nS S "" W 2a r. ITS esu
e TO rapar it. We 5erk a but cot, taxes Is
Harder nhan G swnr nPHn u.s. we peg into il
erisg1.. until the mind adjusts Itself to the new
condltion and We can meet the problem with
If We have the self knowledge that enables
e We are 6 S1q' re an: Of esar
T II :" ,%sSa ny the way we meet our troubles
"tat ~ nr"t 10 do, we generally masters OF
-, The hest Of US become Mustered on occasion
"sn a' ns sHseay oSF Language is for the
I me " sa5r and cnrry piio%s carefully
MGr" and wonder tina, we have permitted our
This his a,,lls L" meet .ronhlesoma problems
Emotions We have sver %HIs rf f,cu 10 ,ha
,aiiS Us What hcIo I" 90 and 4 heed il
vs"Ds Oy use II we dsreg ard Il move we soe
G
This stoadyinE faculty is tho saving thing
n high state OF repair if We wish to have the
iui he'."ht q. IL. We must cGll ii into action
habiinally or VIC become weak. and weakness
IS q VIC" or ncXi akin to il. This Is the faculty
that ais" directs us to tear ~ unltind lett or
' The S s OK Of fnnofsS whn VIC become
iaw$cr becomes trained to disregard emo
tonS ana ~ the more important things we en-
p!oY him BECAUSE he analyzc our problem
bette! thar "" At" able TO do. He gathers the
facts ana arraEEeS them in orderly IN inncr
SO mat We can sec the logic of the situation.
or wrong and decide what is best for us to do
lfank OF the lawyer tho courts with their
Judges and jurics. all to support the idea OF
justice and right These are but an enlarge
ment c.. extension Of the governing faculty
TIA; each ono OF Us has within himself
cause some OF us are TOO un1sciplined 20 han :
de our af:&!rs ourselves. We disregard he
stcadyins faculty. We have court Of the
washtuh ana clothes wringer to steady us
and get back into a composed state OF mind
IT is an uncomfortable situation to occupv--
to run and consult somebody else Hcsdcs II
costs money. And il is all because we In We
been neglected and allowed TO go undscip-
lined in clf-reiancc.
Pagan reiig'onists run and consult their
idols when they have their little troubles in
lace in her work at the washtub. The differ
cncc Is that the woman reasoned that her
trouble was mental while the pagan yields 10
q superstition. 80 -
il We nave the ability Of self analysis for n
moment and then go about to correct our
troubles or meet them calmly our own foot :
ing. wc become stronger with each effort
Copyright 1920.
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ARE STRICTLY NoN-POLITIcAL
Russian Co-OperntI<e Societies Plnl
10 Enter Trade without
Clashes.

PARIS. Jan. 3l--Russian co-opera-
tive societies will maintain strictly
nonpoiiticui attitude in attempting to
effect commercial exchanges between
the i.ussian people and allied nations.
according to II statement adopted al
meetings held here from January 90 to
January "a. made public today.
rho meetings were attended by Alex
ander BrrIScnhcim ind Const ant in
T. rovpOusioff, representatives of the
Russian ccntral cooperative union
who ncgo,inted the partial raising OF
the blockade. and by delegates from
other organizations IN Russia.
NJ. Eerkcnheim and NJ. Morosof. gen.
DO operative unions. were appointed To-
carry on further negotiations for a
renewal OF commercial relations and
Basiie Mak!akon, Russian ambassa dor
to France. will act alternate.
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800 RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
TROOPS FAIL IN REVOLT
Surrender to Military Authorities When
Machine Guns Are brought
Into Action.
lRv Associated Press.l

f'V
EI.ADiNOSTOk. Jan. 3l.--'rhrce hun
voted here las, sunday, arres,int. ,b,.Ir
oilccrS and refusing 30 take ordc y
from governments authorities. 1t WAS
not until Monday morning that the
men were forced TO surrender.
After the revolutionary movement
aga inst tho authority Of Govc-nor-Gcn-
cral ltoSanov ana General ScmcucoC
had begun The insurgcut troops cstun-
lshed themselves in school building
- here prisoners taken during the Caida
uprising were confined.
After remaining quietly in this
stronghold throughout the night they
refused to obey command that they
surrender. Artillery ana machine guns
were brought to bear on the building
and after a few shots were fred the
men surrendered. No one was killed
during the tiEhtinG
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The Confederate ur..,u,

written for The cs-Dspatch.)
stood within the room where she was
That slight girl, weighted with a peo-
And felt her spirit, gentle and forlorn,
Hauntins her birthplace as the mourn
Broods in u leafy summer afternoon.
Reitera'ing her forgotten tune.
Through the stained window, made IN
memory
OF one who knew not how to be untrue
That deathlcss martyr boy Of TENNESSEE
Echoed the shouts or playing children,
who :,
Scarcely were younger than this boy
that uiod
That his keen honor might be satisfied.
The ii;tlo muddy creek ran calm and
slow:
The lato wind stirred tho still rcmem-
bering trees;
The very beams and rafters seemed 10
know
What treasure they Enclosed, what
memories:
And over Seven Pines buzzaro
wheeled, =. -
As II experienced In that death sown
field. .-.. f,tl.,-t =.
MIRIAM ALLEN DEFoRp.
San Francisco, Cal.
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Quickly Solved Problem.
HUNGARY is ALLOWED MORE
TIME TO CONSIDER TERMS
American Militnr! Representative ut
budapest Aids Hungarian
Pence Delegation.
TBy Associn,ed Press. 7

Bv hssoclated Press. u
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-Hungary has been
allowed additional tirpe TO consider the
peace treaty submitted by the allied
powers. The Hungarian delegation was
informed today that the time given IL
to formulate observations regarding
the peace terms had been extended 20
February u.
budapest dispatch today quotes the
newspaper SZozat. OF that city. as stat
Ing IL understands that BriSadicr-Gen-
cral Harry H. Bandholtz, United States
Army, American military representa-
tive in Budapest, has offered to Pre-
Inicr Huszar tho support Of America
for the hungarian peace delegation"
Nandholtz Will accompany the Hun
sarian delegation when II returns TO
France and give 10 the peace. conference
n report of the Impressions he had re-
ceived on the situation during lis stay
in Hungary.
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a Daily Once Over
U.c Your Own KnoNIvdse Yonrsclf

Did you eve. OF those overly eff
ncicnt persons who know how to do everything
undo: the when il comes 20 telling tho
othet fellow what 70 do, but fall down utterly
When the rule is applied TO them personaiiyr
Now, Go not pa, the coat on II il does no, 1T
but II you that speaking bon;
YOc. open your cars and listen
What IS tho use OF learning everything in
sight Just for the sake OF the outside?
What good does your knowledge do you If
you give i all Away and never havo any for
ioluc consumption?
Whca sou able 70 tell everybody, you
are supposed TO have absorbed or In! b!h-d or
pract.ed and found out by personal expere nee
saying them.
II A,n do not thak well enough Of the In
formation You have gained by study and obscr
Va:ion |" uac Z yourself, you have a particular
ncrNc 10 niim /, off you: unsuspcctins
iricn,ls
Ever think of il that way7
Try out your knowledge iii You can give i
practical demonstration before YOU pose as an
cntyclopaedia OF i,cta.-Copy-iEht. 1890
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ATTRIBUTES SELFISH
MOTIVES TO THE PRESIDENT
Declares lie Sought to MIKE War OPP
portunit! I" Control European
Markets.
ne NasoclAtcH Prerk,I

ROME. Jan. Naturalization OF the
ACTIVITIES OF the late Count Y. Macchi
d! tc!lcre, former Italian Ambassador
az WASHINGTON. has been begun hy the
Giornnlc dltalia. which IN Fridays is-
sue taxes up relations between the
late Ambassador and President Wilson,
Count .Cciirrc is quoted as making the
following statement:
Ming OF tho cont!ict felt IL would give
him opportunity to transform the
United states from AN Industrial! TO a
commcrciai power and 10 shape Euro
p"an markets with vcw TO securing
control OF them. He thought TO at
tain this conquest by imposing peace
on the bclilEtrents. but Germany with
her obstinate prosecutions dragged
him into the war with a hope tina; she
might become arbitcr when peace
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STRENGTHENING Cross E:ycs--ls n ro.,,h,, for
l.. d. "'h" '@heu' 'Mrs'
Answor--Ycs. Consult an ocuIis, ,xhos,
suiEicai SKIN your physician can vouch for a
sItnPic lehoon luJustIHg operation in u.u,I V
lcnuircd. though In chiidrcn cross cyca may i;,
~ '''"s w many
n Gets Bad Beating Again--A SAYS tina, tho
nuh'ah system OF every person is infrctoi win
Il cdHttrouS growth but only in Tho rn.o RI
Nslcct or CA t!cssness docs tho growth thrlSn
tE h. E.) ' ID "o' So
nnswer,-A was perhaps thinking OF tho
thc nature or. cause Of cancer. N
Rolls DO Not Rcducn--l am several rounds
W S''l, anu would like TO know how long /
must takc SomcrsLuitS before my a., al
peEin 10 decrease. Is IL safe to take m" snn,cr
sau!'S during the mrnsttuai period! My fncr !.
very TAT anu J. would be Htad 10 know how ,o
reduce tho superhuous flesh CO. =. E)
HhSwcr-lf You walk and work nnd n,,v
curing the mcntrual period thcro liz no rcasnns
"hS soinerSaults should be omitted thcp Srn,,
a Stamped addressed envelope for suggest ions
about reuucing weight.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
A Love Song.


love you. dear, with your eyes OF blue
ana your checks OF peaches and cream;
me iGht OF my day is tho thought OF you.
ana you are my nights fair dream.
'ol often wonder, may ponder
who gifts OF the love God begs:
" mai practical knowledge have you. dear
IN the cooking OF ham and eggs?
worship YOU. with your smile so sweet
and the droop OF your lashes love!
Inc daintiness of your angel feet
And your voice. like the coo OF 4 dove.
But think, sometimes . F.. o. SO many
II would be horrible break
II married the girl. aud then found out
That she couldn't prepare steak.
In the hedge. when the spring is young
your thoughts are pure crystal springs.
The roict paths along.
And sec your eyes in the summer Skies
Your smile iii the Souths warm breeze :,
But girl must know something OF making pies
In practical times like these.
And so, as ] WOO with my QUESTIONABLE.
know you will understand
That a maiden is sweet and Il Girl is fair,
And it's pleasure to hold her hand;
But I'd like to inquire: Then making a fire
DO you know how to the coal?
u wonderful girl. Q dream of my dreams.
soul OF my throbblng soul!
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LONDON SKEPTlCAL OVER
ODESSA'S REPORTED FALL
Arc Not Inclined tn Accept ms True
slcssaGe Thft Roishevfsts HIVE
Taken CITY.
] Ry AssnclNtrd Prear. I

LONDON. jan. 3I.--O:Hciais here
are decidedly .kcptical as TO the report
received yesterday through Vienna that
tkrain!an Bo!s!cv!s,a had captured
ODESSA.
an official diplomatic dispatch from,
Odessa. dated January 20 said II vas
Se dss w H s,!sG y, wSpia ge IN
Ing from the rate of ,heir advance.
Meanwhile. General Sch!ii!ns, In com
rand at Odessa, was anxious TO re-
move from tho city sone $4,000
civilians. but was unable to get sum
ci"nt transports.
The ndssage LEI; tho Impression that
the generals plans for tho defense OF
the cl3,. of which nc gave notice
some. ten days ago, were not progress
ing favOrabiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BRING FEMALE STOWAWAYs
Ships Arriving Recently From Europe
Import Many women Not on

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.--Womcn stow
a"ays have become so humorous SIM.
the war ended that immigration Of
hcials today cautioned all steamship
companies in this port 20 have their
vessels carefully searched before de-
pa.turc from Europe.
An instance of the heavy stowaway
traffic was cited by an official who de-
ciarcd that n shipping board steam
shI p wh:c'! rene ned an American port
recently from Europe. brought more
than twice as many female stowaIyays
than the ship numbered among its
crew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

To avoid 4 split IN their own ranks, the
Republicans have agreed not 10 fill the va
cancy in the House Military Committee.
which now is evenly divided the question
OF universal military training. That kind OF
sidcstepping they learned from the Demo-
Gratis i'll the Senate, who are laundering along
without party leader, for similar reason.
little military training OF the members
1 of both parties in the lawmaking body would
do Them good.
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4 Seeker After 1nrormatiop.

TO the Editor OF The Times D!spRtcb.
Sir-As very ignorant Individual I wish ~
Mno% "hai constitutional amendment is
worm winch requires a large private subsc rim.
.iioa 10 enforce IL? II. other words which is
States O. the An SIiHernmSn, Of ,he United
SGrnmsni needs the aid OF the Anti.SaIoon
itaSne 10 enforce constitutional amendment
would Il not BE- wise 10 turn the Eovernmcnt
over 70 IN" gentlemen ana ladies who ccnsti-
cute this august organization? or c1n !, ho
hoss'h ,1s tN"! me passage OF this amendment
'hesc pious people need the salary?
Charlottesville. Va. January IS, 1870
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mn Not lndorxed.

TO tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch;
Sir,-l our Tuesday morning edition gave out
news item which was incorrect
~ the meeting OF the Virginia section OF tho
american society OF Mechanical t.np mac.
i nSdu III ne hns'nsss Mems Club on Monday
SNenihG JANUARY 70, the bill now brfo ~,
virginia Legislature" proposing TO license arch.
teStS ana hSinccrs WAS indoysed The
pusilc good viii ne advanced By your puh-
fishing u correction. " ~
49, ERNST w. FARLEY
Richmond, Va, January IS. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY !, 1920.

Even those skeptical persons who have
looked with GOODNESS on the Hoover boom
for the presidency, are warming up toward
him since Senator Reed declared him united
and ineligible for the office. 1t was the one
argument needed TO cinch the LOT the
former food director with the American cleo
toratc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

The lower house Of Congress has voted
an additional appropriation OF $1,000 600
with which TO employ $500 guards 10 pro
tcct 69,000,000 gallons OF whisky in storage
Ia bonded warehouses II has been claimed
that the American people are overwhelua-
ingly in favor OF prohibition. If there exists
q necessity for this appropriation, there
would seem 10 be seine doubt about the truth
of this statement. That many bushels OF
stored wheat would not require $500 guards
at o cost 10 the taxpayers OF 100000 TO
protect it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Henry p. Fletcher, ambassador 10 Mexico.
is quitting his post with his task incomplete.
lie admits il, and one will blame him.
The jon OF restoring Carranza TO condition
OF sanity in matters wherein the United
States is concerned was q hopeless one from
its inception, and credit is due the retiring
diplomat because he stuck to ii Tor four long
weary nervc-rackng years.
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ERzBERGER IS BETTER
German Finance Minister Shows tnpid
Improvement From BuI-
let Wound.
tBy Associated Press:

BERLIN. Jan. 31--Mathias ErZber-
ger. Minister of Finance, who was shot
last Monday. received a number Of Wis;
itors yesterday. He had no fever and
his heart action showed hardly any ab-
normal symptoms. Trial OF the libel
case brought by Herr ErZberGer aEains;
former Vice Chancellor Hclffcrch has
been adjourned until Tuesday, when
further continuance will be asked. 1t
liz believed Erzbcrgcr VII! be able TO
attend court by week from Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 3l,--A bandit.
with an empty automatic gun last
night robbed tho mail car on Union
Pacific passenger train No. =, near
Fremont. forty miles west OF here.
Post .ofIice officials said the amount
stolen could not be known for num-
her OF weeks. AS tho robber left the
car no dropped his revolver. which
was empty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Seven of the big farm organizations OF the
country have joined in issuing a statement
to the effect that our government is the
best in the world: that there is nothing fun
damentally wrong with it, aud man who
would injure or destroy it is unfit TO live
under the protection 4.of its. flag" That's
the talk! The farmers.ot the country NAV
be dnped occasionally into supporting isms
OF doubtful value, but at heart they are
sound on fundamental Amoricanism aud ca n
DC depended on 10 sound the alarm when
the ship or state is discovered 10 be head
ing toward the breakers
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WON'T TRANSFER OFFICE
Cnrrnnza Reported Determined 10 Re
tain Ecins Of Government After
Ia

SHcccSSOr IN NRmcd.
SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Jan. 81
President Carran2a has declared he
viii not transfer the government Of
Mexico TO the principal candidate who
will be chosen ut the elections next
July, according to a dispatch received
from Mexico CITY by Mexican lam
guagc newspaper published here.
CarranZa also has declared fourteen
- q, whose Governors Joined in a
call for convention to agree upon
81 civilian candidate for the presidency,
ito be without the constitutional
regime," the dispatch says,
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Strike situation in Italy Improves.

ROME, Jan, 3i.-Eailway service ;s
gradually returning to normal
throughout italy, with occasional
clashes between strikers and men who
continued work. In several cities
strikers have returned TO their posts
after parading with flags,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Eire DumaSe, Cotton In W.r.b

CHESTER. $. @. Jan 3I.-Fire O.;
u u. ,i,n.e origin caused damages
warehouse Of the Arcade Mills. at Rock
itIll. s. G., ea:ly today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

This country dsregards the advice and
example OF Great Britain and valves all
Grain TO the surrendered German ships.
tnercDy proving once more that Britannia no
longer rules the valves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Little Holland stands up for recognized in
tcrnat!oral law and procedure in Europc, and
little Rhode Island stands up for the re-
served rights of the States under constitu-
uonal guarantees in this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
ADVANCED TOO RAPIDLY
HEROISM OF AMERICAN
TROOPS CAUSED HEAVY LOSS
OutstrIppcj French Troops mt Sois-
SONS. Taking More Thnn Due
Share of Risks.
ny GENERAL CAsrELNAU.

PARIS. Jan. 31.-The losses OF the
American nrst division were caused
not by Nh iutangibllity OF orders. but
by tho hcro.sn OF the American SOL
aicrs themselves. who outstrippcd in
tho rapldity Of their advance tho sea-
soncd and cautious troops OF France
and cournScously. but lmprudcntly ex-
posed themselves in their 0anks.
Goncral Sum,nerall's criticism.
though no doubt sincere. is unwar-
the French command throughout the
war were model of precision.
May Have misunderstood.
II is possible that in tho case OF tho
scissors baltic they were mistraas-
lated. causing confusion In the minds
%: the American commanders. 1t must
br considered. also. that the French
orders were issued on the assumpt 10 II
that they would be interpreted by Of
hcc,S OF four years experience In Fu-
rcpcIn warfare, and is therefore pos
S!bie that the American officers com
" experienced in French tactics and
lid not carry out the plans US origi-
nally intended.
Quickly Solved Problem.
This would be n natural error. in
view Of the difficult situation of the
Colonial guerrilla warfare. were faced
by a staggering problem under unfa-
niliar conditions--a problem which de-
spite minor mistakes they solved in
of Europe with their display of phe-
iiouenal energy and ability.
Americas losses we're heavy. but the
same price was paid by every allied
army until experience taught officers
aud men the value OF combining pru-
tpnrS with COURAGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

as our Bolsiicvist delegation carried a
store OF attractive vicuals, its welcome was
both joyful and jaw full,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Voice of the People

:, letters must give tho nnL address, nj
INC "rtsr NHnc will not be published II writer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

ADDRESS ALI. CoMhUNlCA-
1IONS to The Tunes Dis
patch and not to Individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

TEI.EpuOSE: Randolph 1.
Private branch Exchange
come, thug with all depart
IncptS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Two years ago bill providing for the
Creation OF moving picture board OF cen
sors was introduced in the General Assembly.
1t passed the Senate, but there was enough
saving sound sense in The House to pre-
vent its enactment into law. a similar bill
has been introduced in the present Assem-
bis. It should meet with a similar faic
Such board as it is proposed TO erect Is
absolutely unnecessary, and it would impose
"a heaVy and needless burden the oper-
Nators or Inoying-picturc thcaicrs Public
sentiment has proved competent censor OF
the films. Through the force of public onin
Ion the SILVER sheets have been cleared OF
Objectionable pictures, and it is seldom now
that film is shown with which tho most
carp!ng critic can find fault In addition.
every him is viewed and censored by an ex-
Epert board before il is exhibited 10 the gen
1eral public. Should further censorship he
deemed necessary it should be provided by
"a Federal board and not by the States Tho
State system has been tried thoroughly and
found unse isfactory, confusing and y heavy
5srag on legitimate business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Nursery Lore.

II ~ related Of a certain Gentleman in Our
Town that having nothing else to do ut the
time. he jumped into j Bramblc Bueh. To his
Astonishment he discovered that nc had
scra tchcd out both his eyes He had heard
that true but tripe saying that it's III wind
that won't work both ways. Acting .mpulsvo-
~ but, as II proved. with excellent Judgment
nc hoDpcd back into the bushes and. as he had
expected scratched them in again. meaning
ayes The story Is evidently intended to warn
us against Brambe Bushes. but since July
there's really no danger
The man who keeps his mouth closed and his
cars open will learn plenty, but nobody'!; ever
know II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
tngtop. lil6 New York Ave-
iuc: New l",k City. Filth
Avenue StrildinE: Chicago.
Peoples Gas Building
Philadelphia. Colonial Trust
lSuiiuinE.