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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
SEE GERMAN AID FOR RUSSIA
Seven Zeppelins Fly Eastward Over
Polish Capital

Paris, May 10.-(By A. P.)-Scven
German Zeppelins have been seen going
east over Warsaw, according to news
paper reports from the Polish capital,
and it is believed they are going to Rus
sia from Germany with military in
structors.
I'krainian infantry Joined the Poles
in occupying Kiev in force late on Sat
urday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
TO HOLD MAY-DAY REVELS
6ryn Mawr Hopes to Make Up BIG

The May Day Revels and Plays of
Rryn Mawr College, spectacular
pageant. will BE- staged on the college
campus this afternoon. The program
scheduled for Saturday. but postponed
because OF the heavy rain, will be pre-
sented in full.
The college faces q net loss of 500, 900
as a result Of the preparations made for
the show on Saturday. No insurance
against rain was bought. The faculty
hopes TO make up the deficit. by today s
exhibition. Many graduates OF the in
stitution rode through the streets of
Philadelphia today as an advertisement
Of the show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
Man Killed by Locomotive

An unidentified man was struck and
killed by locomotive on the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad at Dobson s
crossing, Falls of Schuylkill, early yes.
terday morning. He was about sixty =
seven years old, five feet eight inches
in height and weighed about 1876 pounds.
lie wore black trousers aud shirt and a
knitted JACKET. The body is in the
mOrgpe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
DEBATE IRISH HOME RULE
AsquIth Urges Amendment to pror
Plan Of Two ParlIamenta

London, May 10.-(By A. PAN
important debate on the government s
Irish home rule bill in the committee
stage began this afternoon.
Former Premier Asquith moved an
amendment altering the bill so that Ire @.
land would have one Parliament instead
of separate Parliaments for the north
and south, as provided in the govern :
ment measure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
III. La Barre Jayne
Dies at His Home
roatinued from Page One

George w. Biddle. being admitted to
the Philadelphia bar in 1881, and to the
United States Supreme Court in 1905.
He studied political economy and civil
law at the University Of Leipzig in
1882 SO. He was married to Elizabeth
Matthews. of Boston, on May %, 1898
In 1894 be formed law partnership
with Arthur Biddle and later merged
into the firm OF Biddle & Ward, now
Biddle ,sPaIl 4 Jayne. G
Doctor Jayne was very much inter :
esied in ehsrjty and tho question Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

That was a clever. II somewhat singing.
statement Of Representative Gallivan that
III 1918 in the seven pioneer Southern pro-
hiDiiion States revenue agents found and
destroyed 6.SS9 moonshiae stills and 300
600 gallons Of their product
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
PICTURES COUNTRY PAPER
WITH BACK TO THE WALL
Little Hope for Small Town
Journals Unless Ncwsprint
Shortage Is Relieved.
fBy Negotiated prc,,,

WASHINGTON, NAV 7,.r,o IT.,
. cInSco OF nc nc country press. which in
fr roneS h, INC , Little four-DaEo paper
back to tho wall and almost Ic,n ts
70 go undor because OF tho nrint-
Gaper shortage. was presented 10 u
day by CORTLAND Smith. of Now
York. president OF tho Amcri, om
Press Association. '' go"
hlonE with his picture Of tho trou-
made tho direct charge That " tSe
print. paper market had been cor.
mSren, ana that tho print paper in
Prediction mas so f ,Sns prd.. to regulate
ttnuc 10 mount. In the face or this
situation, he frankly declared there
waa iittlc hope for the smail-towi,
was provided half OF them would he
wiped out OF existence. 'e
Says Mnrket IN Corncred,
-, while other Witnesses had charged
That the market had been. corncre,i.
Mr.. smith. whose association largely
supplies the country press, was the
hrst 10 allesc conspiracy TO reg
ulatc output ana price.
Tho long extended hearings wcrc
interrupted so that the committee
with Assistant Attorney General
some way out OF the troubles Mr..
AmcS was asked especially 10 saw
what tho government might do 10.
ward reducing prices and what nd-
ultional legislation was required
number OF mRnufa cturcrs brok.
crs and merchants also were heard
ny the committee In executive ees-
sion relative TO cost OF production
and profits.
In general discussion of cond;-
lions. MIR. Smith told the committee
ne thought there was as much pro0t-
ccrinS IN print-paper as there was
IN o'her commodities. and that only
,he discovery OF substitute for
woog pulp could break the spot
priaiion OF 3230.000 for pulp subs,i-
inte cHfcriments and urged modlG-
cation OF postal regulations 70 that
amal publishers might get ship
inchts from the mills By parcel post.
Proposais sent to Dur1enon.
John a: Pen,on. OF Cleveland, who
test lied before tho committee ycs-
postmaster General Burlcson and tho
Federal Trade Commission for duu-
DING the POSTAL rate on class puhii-
cations Weighing more than pound
and limiting daily papers to twenty
ionr pages. with forty-eight on sun
day
The Federal Trade COMMISSIONS
nndinEs In it's Investigation OF the
ncwsprint- paper situation were sent
Today 10 the Department OF Justice.
Chairman Murdoch would not discuss
me report further than TO say no he
ilcred IL embraced the details Of A
'horouEh examination by the com
missions representatives. At tho
department Of Justice IL was said
the report was being studied with
warrants"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
SAYS CANADA WATERWAY
WILL HURT U. S. PORTS
h"h"io Member Of Joint Commits
sion Opposes st. Lawrence
Project.
IBy Asrociutcd prcss,I

NORTH BAY. ONT. MAY The
an.ernation,l Joint Waterways Com
mission today opened HEARINGS here
on .ne proposed st. Lawrence deep
m ,nr way. Sessions Will continuc
and American ccn,ers.
Ihc plan of Joint DEVELOPMENT br
.anaua and tho United states or tho
81. lawrence ship canal Is presented
~ thc former country. excepting tho
CITY OF Montreal. and by fourteen
western and Middle Western States
sSou ,i OF the border. New York is
i'auinH the opposition. seeing in the
ssshcmc menace TO the Now York
state barge canal and possible riv-
airy for the port or New York
inc plan proposed includes. besides
improvements along the 81. Lawrence
iiiver. stra eht cut from Jorla n
harbor. on Lake ontario. TO Mouitom
tancc Of less than nineteen nautical
miles across. but six locks would be
fall between the two lakes.
ieorEc Clinton. OF Iiufraio. rep
resen'ativc OF the opposition. said
nc project would imperil the Sis.
ovo.ono which New York now has in
ALSO work 10 the disadvantage OF
states bordering on tho mississippi
River New Orleans. Galveston and
other Gulf ports. and also tho cast
ern seaports OF Baltimore. phiiadel-
Phia and Newport News would 'sut-
Ter as well. Mr.. Clinton said.
Thc protest. according to Mr.. Gin
ton. would cost 100000. 900. and tho
route would he dangerous because
or the cross currents in the gulf @:
81. Lawrence and the storms, fogs
auu ice encountered there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
Hoover's Defeat
'Froin the New York world

fornia primaries is overwheimns :" tnf Ssr
Tor United states Senator in 1915. his vjc,orw
orrr hoover admits OF only one !ntcrprrta
rra m"rn ,io?ver leased TO be AN independent
n,aT'. sSS'' INA entered the California pri-
ir".iiInily threw away the presidency En- IN
~ 'in me. ms POSITION was impresnaolc The
S""ir" with professional p.iiiics vas ttrnimv
= h'm as the one mn wno seemed de-; Hang
l.! reason OF his character ana achieWeme slI
!" S!,d" me nation To peace anu tconnm,,
n n,nrIs, tn" nanasnS politicians wsrs
i".tii'S with which they d.d not know how To-
Sas" the democrats were certain To- no,njna,.
NJ! H. "n '' ms , nation spelled his election
rr'n'ary" "a California tne situation instantly
v""msSH lie MS no longer AN Independent
nomination. lie was not only a HspmhiSiraa
S@ ~ ~ i q nom"a,,on hut he was bepnbIi-
"n .: uuuio"s partisan anteceden;s. an out
he h,a i'y nn /" hfah into to which
Johnson machinc and th nAt Srerk opinion mon
nsh!ne IN California had of each other. they
mon cause in defcatins him. TnsW W" mm oeM.
ate!y joined forces radicals and rcNctionaries.
dex t" the strength o: such an alliance.
-, Ne un"rE MED Hoover supporters had less
California primary. The Johnson organi liz. ine
I ."u ipu. Years IN which to make ready
react!onary clements. ii controlled every Re-
Mill" ana 1's s., INA, mlchinr politics could
'"hns1h Was aihed TOO 10y IN. Grca, prestige
anHt y: -" : a'hed IN Tn" Michigan. Nebraska
ahu New Jersey Primaries Whom Uonv.,.
ilih. his unfortunate decision ea:iy in Snru
Johnson was not yet focmid .blc i'm The y epuh
i!'an contest lie was annoying Tie Old t;tIard
more or ieSs' nu; lie had not yet dc Welcomed that
popular strength which mas sine, ,nnJa hin
~" iend'nS republican candtdat" for the nom.
Ha.'on n spl'e OF Inc vast sums OF money
wat are back Of Wood and the hostilitv ~
me hII l,mstners interests which habit,aiy
hnahfe iifpublcan campaigns. All this rouni-
ed asa INST Hoover in the Cali!orni, nrin',rv
am ahhcd 10 iohnSons popular majority
itooNe' mistake Was in enicrin:. ,bn ,r,-
maries at all. The advice liz took W. H., 81 81
wee. In"rc was no necessity for a change In
me POSITION he mad taken. There was n n non.
mIar htmanh Tor chang. The SHIPPING" or
nc profession politicians might have been
ANNOYING. nut II Wa not ScriouS TIL. coun,rr
recognized In Hoover man fully cuiipncd and
uGiiihrd 10: the presidency who w,s not
seeking. II and was making no concessions "a
any political group. and the trend Of nmbic
opinion all his way " p""'''
HAD he ma!ni'ned that position he would
nave ACQUIRED ny this time 4 leadership TOO
FORM danle TO he ignored or nouted A, thr
matter no" stande 1t is conceivable that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Personal Health Service.
copyright. 1890. By Sari Newspaper Service,

a, Of ne and rSrritoriss and s n;o
s sOs and city and village boards Of health
aim Inc s sis Yet people go right on get
with easily prevcntablc diseases right along.
they are snGx 40 Arc "Ga E""W
how how W ~, y; worst OF all they do not know
they set wind Of tie fact iha, there is no
need a., OF being sick. So much for the molrsty
:. This department Of this newspaper is dcdl-
TI ;sm :, junction 1t costs readers nothing
Ism condue,o" Of fur THIS 9ESpHn %SSh
prompts him TO drag himself into the column
help t. '' m.ks a0G them are more ya Tnsy
n ;hid.. have you not noticed that every doctor
pIImn,ons are ridiculons? Thcy.re queer lo,
To- Print hf fact a" nos
value to the health OF readers. lie certainly
"f' the sSr ac %""y hour in
,cai'h in a mass of Heterogeneous verbiage
actual fact TO the surface and busting i, on
amn serving VI !. her. il makes him happy for
Just how much th't fact has helped some body.
new but o "ssG as IS ola ns n" All
r. orfan!S even though it is called merely
IT, ala 'eal"rs in coming with organic disease
IN IN" pre- functional stmee. TO teach them
symptoms. you must have noticed arc al
Thc aim You see is NOT to- IN ns % m IT,
suggest good health. II takes q wise man 10
Know his own health Many n yemi-invalid
mas discovered. after years OF suffering that;
aitcr All. inrrc was nothing the matter. That
~ way sEmpto Ws get abort Shrift hero aud
normaiiiN is emphasized. 1t is worth a great
yea, 20 any one to know that he she is
Questions mud Answers.
Isclcssncss Of EardrumS-Would you advise
me TO pay S2n for II pair .: Artificial catlrums
Tor chronic deafness? tMrs h. H. Ia
An'wcr--No. So-called artificial drums arc
iinpractscabic Hnd do not improve hearing 4
real aid to hearing for the deaf is tho acous,i-
con- con; Worn upon the ear. This instrument is
Sinlinr in principle to tho telephone
Earrings and iiondooism-PIcasc give in
StructI lions for punching holes in the ears Will
wearing gold earrings help the eyes: (Ruth)
AnSwcs-Don't '''
Twin Beds-Is IL an injury for a person so
years Ola 10 slecp with child OF I0r The
n.se BOY IS the picture OF health. but have
nc"n i"'h II is wrong for us to sleen together
a. ! take the energy from him. IS. G. M)
answer tIach would have better res: I'm a
Srlarat" bed Two In one bed. Irrespective OF
res; and divide anr comnunic,hi. II $3.50 ~,
tnhcr may happen To h.,ve. Tho taking away
O. The others cncrEy ~ mere supers,i,ion
cSp"c'a'E popular among Southern negroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
News of Fifty Years Ago

Hon. George W. Iiooker. Congressman from
the Fourth Virginia District. brought another
sight seeing party TO Richmond yesterday,
consisting mostly of congressman and their
wives. They reached the Exchange and BAL
iard yesterday morning and We're out taking
IN the sights hef"re noon. They may COM
IhSton early tomorrow mos ming.
Married: ON the 10Th or April by Rev T. A.
Ware. Mr. Mont gomcry :. Blunt. to Miss Rosa
Gilman: al OF this city
One days pay OF The Speaker and eighty
eight memoers OF the House OF Delee ites ag-
sresatng $53s. was yesterday turned over to
treasurer Davenport OF the relief committee
~ the same time one days pay from the
rom me do2rrSreper and his assistant
amounting 10 ST We're handed in.
y petition was laid before the Common
stated that he is huiId!n. a residence M he
corner OF Frinh!:n and 1clvidcrc streets. and
asked 'hat the gas and water pipes be eX-
tended TO that part OF the city
Hon. James Neeson. who suffered an severe,v
In the disuste:. was able TO lie on, Yesterday
Governor Wells physician reports Thai his
patient is now in n fair way to recover
The pniiman r,i'ce Car Co.,. of Chicago. H..
Wynnc the Richmond agent OF the cnn,n.nr
800 for the relief. OF the sufferers by the
disaster.
The panic stricken Legislature has ~, last
Monday the Senate will return TO i,s Mi In
tho Capitol. BY that time the repa IRIS will
have SO fnr hecn completed as TO Justify their
return. The House yesterday gave birth to a
Joint resolution in which the Senate concurred
appointing committee to purchase the Syca'
more Church at COS, not exceeding SIS 900
sessions until adjournment.
The President yesterday sent 10 the Senate
tho nomination or II. H. Wells to he irni,eS
states Attorney for the District OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
BRITISH PAPERS RESENT
C0MGRESSMEN'S MESSAGE
Note or American Legislators to Pre-
'nier Is Regarded as Interior
ence by Engllah prcsS.

LONDON. May 7.--Only two Of this
mornings newspapers comment on
tho memorandum sent by American
congressman to Premier Lloyd
tieorgc relative to the Irish situa-
tion. and tho tone o: their editorials
~ somewhat rcsentful against out
SIDE interference" In british internal
affairs.
II is an elementary maxim Of the
foreign policy OF most civilized ma
tons that on" state Department
should not Interfere with the in
t"rnal affairs of another nation
says tho Daily Graphic. which seems
10 view the memorandum as II poiiti-
cal move.
NO legislator az any country has
the right TO impcril the good rcia-
tonship eHisiinG between his nation
and any other merely because he
wants TO attract votes TO himself"
The newspaper declares freshmen
have the same redress. II wronS1d
That Is given any other citizen az
the United Kingdom. and II points
To the wholesale arrest of Bn.ahcvisis
In America as analogous TO the sit
uatiOn I'm ireland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
RICH PRINCE FORGETS
HIS STARVING PEOPLE
LrichtrnStetn Dweilcrs Would (sst
Thrir Lot With Swiss
Republic.

GENEVA. May 7-Inhabl;ants OF
-" tiny principally ot l.cich,enst.in.
situated between The former Aus.
tran crown land of Norarlhary and
Ne swiss cantons Of ST. GaI!en and
traubunden. are indignant over Tho
conduct OF Prince John. their r,iinr.
and there is evidences Of = movement
to bring abou. his dcthronemcnt. ac-
ro-hing 10 advices received here.
Complaint Is made that the prince
although reputed northumberland.
mas done nothing since the armisticn
10 assist his people. and has been
.!Vim. in Vienna. l.eichtenStcin has
hern sunerl ing shortage Of food and
has several times been forced 10 an
peal TO Switzerland for aid. .Aproin,
mcnt BY the prince of a personal
'rlend. DIR. Peer. 3 Governor os tho
rr!nc!pa!!ty. has increased the bitter
i"ciing of the people. and a reVolu-
t!on Is possible. l.eichtcnStein wants
10 become Il Swiss canton. bur the
swiss government is opposed 10 Inc
policy OF expansion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
EMMA GOLDMAN WRITES
FRIEND SHE is HOMESICK
Deportcd Radical Unable 10 AcrIima-
tisc Ifcrsclf In I.nnd OF
Nativity.

CHiC.,Go. May 7.--Emma Goldman.
radical deported TO Russia with Alex
andcr Berkman. and others on tn
'Sovic, AK" Euford. has found i,
difficult TO aeclimaiize herself in the
land OF her birth and Is 'homcsich"
for the United states. according TO
letter from her 10 Or. Ben l.. Rc:t-
man. long her friend. made nuul;c
today. The letter was dated Moscow.
March :.
II miss America. I lived ,hcrc
thirty years. you know" said Miss
Goldman. However. II could a.;
leas; hear from those Gear 10 nc |
left behind II would not be so diff
Il nit
Her IA X % knowledge OF The Rus
sian Language and Familiarity with
the new and strange situation" had
Kept her from hscom!n: active IN
social work. she wro;r
81; L. very Eificrt for one Of my
aG, 20 acclimatize ones self in a
new country even under the best con-
hiii"ns in norm: times" said the
letter. But Eus"ia. blcd white ny
over four years Of war. and starved
ny the blockade. is no: place where
one NAV hope Ia tax" root easily"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
WOMEN CRIMINALS NOT
BALANCED. SAYS JUDGE
View York krbiter Declares womnr
Ns' Ihrn ranks. Psychology
biHrrinS From Man

NEW YORK. May 1.-The trouble
Win Women who commit crimes. as
! hnd II while sitting in this court.
- hai they ar. not wcil-balanccd .
said Judge John y. McIn,yrc In ~.
General Sessions Court today Ting
- no reheCtion upon womankind In
general. Their psychology IL dit
'cr"nt from tina; of man.
woman acts. then thinks \
man thinks. then acts"
Judge Mcintyre had Just suspended
sentence on Mrs. Mary HALEY, after
sue had pleaded guilty to an attrn,p,
70 DISPOSE of Liberty bonds worth
$1,000. for tho thief; OF which her
son, william. is now serving time
~ the i:imira T;ef0rma,ory. Mrs.
iial"F. whose arrest followed her a:-
tempt TO soil tho bonds. which wcrc
listed US stolen. said sin" found them
In her sons trunk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Heating Them.


refore the raft of other men who writo their
vaErant filings
About the loves and sriefs of folk and sun
dry other things
sesin 10 whir their trus,y pens, please make
note that
flave paid my premature respects to Fourth OF
next July
Before tho horde of poets sing that June Of
love amuck
And reaching for new rmcs have found their
ara hating MUSES. stuck.
Permit me to remark that have beat the
rising tide
With this brief. passing reference to happy
groom and bride.
Hefore the onslaught Of tic crew that set
their brains to work
To make Thanksgiving j.nslinss on the down
fall OF the turk.
Please make note that | had writ OF that
one day worth living.
When tab',s groan to give cause for feel
ing dp Thanksgiving.
And then before they write. who rave from
Canada to tho isthmus.
About the happy Su!c,:dc and the houndin.
joys OF Christmas.
| want 10 get M" record in: Friend Santa
Claus remember
heat en- to It. when YOU start your presents
in December
\ man who would he up to date must do this
so;t OF thing
When winter RACES nc must write his har-
binScrs or Spring
And when tho bamy summer days send color
u the rose.
lie has to think OF winter days and sing O.,
drftnS SHOWS.
e"'csssfu. falls when he measures his sue
cess in coin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

70 s;ocnI Icnneraturo YESTERDAY. 80
Maximum temperature To J.. M.... 81
Minimum temperature to 4. NJ. -
cream temperature ycetcrdRy....... %
HorrmiaI TEMPERATURE FOR this date. b5
deficiency yesterday ,.......... 10
deficiency since March i........, 80
Deficiency since january I........ 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
FRENCH FORCES PLAN TO
EVACUATE NORTHERN SYRIA
iindjin. Hr.IeRed by Turks for Over
Month. IN Defended by
trmen inus,

NEW YOi,i.. MAY 1..-'ih. French
have rctrcatcd from Ciliria and MIA =
entirely cvacuntc Northern SYRIA. ac-
cordinE Ia dispatch received here
today by the Near East Relief from
DR.. james l.. Barton. It's representa-
tive in Constantinople.
iindjin. which has been hcsieeed by
Turkish forces for more than q month
no" Is defended only by Armenian
troops. the dispatch added The AR
m"nians are defending Aintab against
assaults which began May /. and al,
the French have rctrcnted from the
city excepting a small force left 10
guard college buildings. Many resi-
dents are having the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08
Wrx. Stowe Not Nar,yr

10 inc Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-The undersigned is not par;lc,l.rIv
ntovincili or sectional in sympathies la wing
iiHcd in 81. Louis and New York but was i'm.
dressed by a sort Of comparison made in your
rditoria! column today You expressed the
n nrl;t that General stuart conld not YET he
assumed place in the Hail of Fame: biz, this
was followed by a condemnation OF the school
~ =. Snatham which did not permit lecture on
the NE OF Harriet Becchcr stowe pe.haps
you had not noted that this was IN course OF
lectures on Heroes OF the Fnith"' Southern
people can scarcely nc expected to proclaim
Mrs; stowe heroine Or martYd. My father
m use to say ne best character in her only
Tom, who was developed under the conditions
o; slavery, Dr. { w. Kent. of the University
OF virginia. said the book was an ordinnrv
piece Of literature that gained publicity only
by The heat of sentiment the time OF It's
%ppsar rance The gallant stuart. who on his
dashing charger sped like thundcr-holt in
V ne race Of pr The enemy; whom at Middiehurs
s'rl from the ground. ride in the face OF APP
nrnachinS troops. and drop gently over a
fence and out OF danger. and dash away up a
IAN" before he astonished foe could cntch
ihci- brcath---he will ever be a most inspiring
cX;mnle OF That marvellous chiva!ry OF the
oin Sout'l. which some day the whole country
Will unite To honor.
wYTHE LEIGH KINSoLvINu.
Richmond. Va. May g. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-08

ss II certain downtown streets in Richmond
are 10 remain two-way thorcughfarcs The
sPolice department should limit the barking
OF automobiles 10 one side OF them Under
present parking arrangements on these mar
TOW, tranic-laden streets. il is impossible for
two; cars or other vehicles to pass and a
dangerous congestion results Take. for in
stance Ninth Street, between Main and Cary
sorl Marshall, in the market district, between
Sixth and Seventh. With cars parked on