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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Another Democrats Views.

TO. the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
ing their heads aud dong "a,n are SSrH,cn
llhhinkins In these closing days OF the Wilson
crat.' who halls from Lynchburg. after com
,msnitlng on The present status and trend OF
that, under the circums,ances. PERHAPS The
S Se TINS mn 10 DO was 70 hold his an!
"Amens." some vocal SOM nneHprcsSr 30
greeted this declaration Win Mr. Wilson
doing his utmost TO jam woman Suffrage down
unwilling southern ihroMts: With Mr. Eryam
Eaper!ns spccthcularly and lettering pcr!louS-
tion and woman suffrage, at San Erancsco
ana with Go'npcrs in the ofinG. ready to rcnd
is il any wonder that sober Democrats Of tn.
nd school are rising up and calling for :,
. We now see Democratic President OF the
United states using the I>-stiee OF his hieh
position as bid for the continuance in uo,ycr
OF political party where coiinssis he Tor is.ht
E'"FS. mas Swayed with the Will of a dcspo,
ana iegisiive heads 81 o one ono
ana then another. Another in determine Gf-
ratification OF the Infamous ninctccnti. amend.
m NJ, ,""renE hoping to purchase the scovic
women I" ensure the pcvpetuation of his noIj.
lis ~ n1d ms relGn Chief among which is
Thousands OF Democrats In Virgii,ia have
nren expressing v.ws for years past in line
Win these outlined above Members OF Con
frgSs have not scrupled to say 20 the writer
xjrws b rn,mgs Q; ftmii"r import so that The
original 1t Is true the Roanoke convention
PASSED resolutions indors!ng the nat Ional al
ninistration toto coolo. but they ccrtniniv ala
not in 50 doing. correctly reflect H., scnti,ncmts
% the rank and file Of the Democrats in Vir-
tinia 1t is 10 hc hoped that the convention
assembled at san Francisco VIII give MS :,
sound. truly Democratic platform and will
name as standard bearers; men OF a high tyne
OF American craftsmanship. Their sin lies tie
only nope Tor victory in November and what
81 American institutions and government or
the People by the p sYnT GEH FER Inc people
Crcw, Va June q. 1920. ' ''> l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
From Other Viewpoints
Our 0pportunity in Russia.
ny WILLIAM &. UiEDFIELD.

We are nearer 10 Russia than We think No
man VINO wears linen collar or shirt, no
"ona" who uses a linen HANDKERCHIEF or
towel no home where there are linen table
cloths ana napkins, but is related through
mes. commonplace things to the economic
problem created by the absence OF Russian
laN from IN" markets Of the world
The balance also OF russian calcskin is
reflected in the price Of leather and the cost
OF shoes. The bread eat reflects in it's
cost the absence of Russian wheat The chem
irt Industries feel seriously the lack OF KuA-
sian platinum
On the other side OF the problem Russl.,
mas vast economic resources which The world
:cinir"s. and has abundant man power. About
one "crc out OF every SIX in this whole world
- Russian acre. About one man out of
every eight on this globe is Russian Russl,,
IS N" largest unt o: the white race. Her in
dcNe!0ped hut little She remains potentially
horticultural, needing tools, TRANSPORTATION
capital. leadership.
roiay she is in The hands OF economic tho
oriSts and financial frcaks who ar. driving
h"r down lie slope that leads 10 economic dis
&s'"T Already they nav" abandoned their
c"ihih""lsic theories Of industry. have aaopl
81 Individual leadership instead, and hay. put
INTO operation an arbitrary system OF com
hu!S"fy Labor so drastic aa % Justify their own
iHihSt' Ihe Dictatorship Of the rrolcturiat."
Thcy represent AL in politics and business
ana hndhce as"ins; which American EXPERT
"ncc. judgment and conscience protests In
WYdnalS whU here attempt that which 10 col
lect.N"y done there ar. called harJ MINES
ana " h'n caught are locked up. They main
til' III i'Hsait an organization which ig III
FrrilF III touch with the dangerous and az
p!"SiFe elements in our own country and thev
are Genn!te'y engaged in the task Of promnt
inE the explosions and disturbances to which
these elements are prone
the blockade against Russia should h. re-
moved. FOR the Soviet authorities ar. ,n,kir,.
mat blockade "a prop to sustain their falling
fortunes They charge 10 the blockade All III.
ms "Hich are the results OF their own incom-
pc'chcc and wrDngd"ing with the rcrnov,I
u the blockade this rcaource vii! be taken
away Little trade TX likely to cnsuc for M,
RUSSIAN T"ns?"i 'htion system has broken
down and. save for such limited uunr,uto" ~
goods az may hc here and there fouud ., a.,
near It seaport. ibc!r IS possibility of trops
PoriMe materials on any considerable scale
~ present Russia. therefore, presents, a hor
I'D!c example and social menace For Inc
iutnTc. IL "e are wise and prepared she prc-
seats me greatest OF opportunities The ,o
construction o! her railway System will bv
.tael alone supply ample outlet for manu-
iaGtufIhg ana our credit giving facilities
EVEN today amid her disaster tho mind,
OF INC husslan people turn toward America,
Tor they know thatswo have no political or
territorial des!gns. They need our aar,cui.
tural machinery ane-tools They need. indeed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
News Of Fifty Years Ago
OFrom Richmond Dispatch. July .. 1879

Argument in the contested election case
closed yesterday with the speech OF Judge
ould for the compliments. Counsel will be
notified when the court is ready to render a
decision on the points raised.
y meeting OF the recently elected City Coun
ci! VIII he held for organization this after
None OF the cadets appointed from the
south were admitted TO West Point except two
from Nirsi mia. All the rest sent back
home. having failed At the preliminary ex-
animation.
For some reason, not explained in our dis
patches. tho case OF Pat Woods was not
called at the bar OF the House OF Representa-
tiNcs yesterday.
The United States Senate Yesterday by tie
vote stood Is TO rs. y two-thirds vote Is re-
CURED This vas President Grants pet
scheme and there is not little surprise at
it's decisive defeat
Green corn was the bin OF fare ut Zc-
e!G'a yesterday, and il the most popula r
G!sh put out being It's first appearance in
Richmond this season.
SO far there only 1o5 guests AT the
Wh!tc sulphur. hticrn at the Warm, twenty at
me Hot ana fifteen at the Healing. but II this
weather keeps up ali the city folks will be
hockihs 70 those resorts and others
Richard iiall. q wcli-known citizen of Pc
tcrsbirE. has patented hay and cotton press
winch may make him rich man some day.
o. the south. has been nominal ted for re-elec-
ton to Congress by acclamation
Land buyers are still very .,tnumerous
throughout tho Valley and we ISarn that
quite number OF valuable farms Nave been
sold TO Sortherners. 579' "a u ~, - y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
TWO HEROIC MARINES GET
CONGRESSIONAL MEDALS
Lieutenant nnd Corporal IIonorcd for
bravery In killing ilrltinn
HnnhIt GhIcf
60, y MsS.cIa % TiN-s.


WASHINGTON. July 1.-The con-
gress.onal medal NJ honor was con-
erred today on Lieutenant Herman
H. llannckcn and CORPORAL william
X. Button. both OF tn. Marine CorpY.
for extraordinary hcro!sm" DISPLAYED
~ leading the force winch Killed tho
Haitian bandit chief. Cnar!cnaCuc
lera!te. near Grand B!vcrc. Haul.
last October. Presentation OF the
medals WAS mad. at the Navy De.
partmcnt by Major General John \.
lie Jcunc. :hc new commamdant OF
marines.
As .rccountcd In the official cita-
ton Lieutenant iiannckcn and Cor
porhl Button, disguised as natives.
on the night OF October .. led a small
detachm"nt OF Ecndarmcr!c through
series OF outposts lung out 10 pro-
tec' the bandit chief and finally
reached his headquarters.
in"S wcre discovered 10y the chiefs
hodysuard upon whom Hannckcn
4ncncd fir. With two revolvers and
Luton with machine gun. The
next morning. after the detachment
had successfully driven OF attacks
by several hundred Of pcralte's fol-
towers during the night. tho bandit
chief and nine OF his bodygunrd
wcr" found dead at the scene OF the
irSt encounter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
DEPARTMENTS DENY THAT
RYPlNS ACTED AS CENSOR
omcini Statement Say, Min
Professor Held Minor lob In
Intelligence Division,


WASiilNiroN; July l.--Tornal
dcnials were made today b. tho state
anu War Departments OF the state
mcnt OF Professor stanley !. Ryplna
o! tho University Of Minnesota. sew
crai days ago before the Cook Coun-
-, HIS. convention or the Committee
Of Forty Eight tina; he. while serving
in military Intelligence division dur
!ng the war. had opened ,hu mail Of
krcckinridge Long, third assistant
secretary OF State. Rypins declared
he was ordered To open Mr., Longs
mai! because he happened - he ia
c9rrespondencc with - consCicnt!ous
objcctur."
The Military Intelligence Division
did not open the mail ~ Mr. Long
or any other person." said the War
departments statement. professor
Rypins has never been connected In
any capacity with the Military In
tc!l!gencc Division. During the war
he served FOR a few months as an
enlisted man In the sixth Division,
Camp "adsworth, :. c.. during "A purt
OF which time he was detailed for
dUtS ~ tho office OF the divisional
Intelligence Office.
There is no record OF Professor
Ryp.ns' having had any connection
With the postal censorship. tn. only
agents ot The government authorized
10 open ual!.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
EMERGENCY BODY NAMED
BY RAILWAY EXECUTIVES
Advisory Committee of Nine Will
Have branches in Important
Shipping Ccntcrs.
IBy Associatcd I'ress. /

NEW YORK. July Am advisory
committee OF nine railway executives
was authorized to deal with transpor-
tation emergencies through co-opcr-
atire action on the part OF all the
railroads at Il meeting hero today Of
the Association of hallway E;xccu-
tives.
This committee will co-opernte 4,
commerce Commission. and will adj
wise concerning matters brought to
source"
Subordinate to tho committee there
VIII be local committees OF cxccu-
such as Boston. New York. Phiiadcl,
phia.. Chicago. s.. Louis aud Atlanta
rms ACTION was taken. II was
stated. after discussion or "A special
committees report. which concluded
tnnl IN order 70 preserve private
ownership, II Is Incumbent upon the
individual companies by voluntary
I'm agency authorized To deal prompt
~ and effectively with such omcr-
tcnci.s rs contemplated in section
~ OF the transportation act" Mem
bcrs appointed to the advisory COM
miitcc were Daniel Willard. OF the
erai w, w. Attcrhury. Pennsylvania
Eailroad: c. IL. Markham. Illinois
hackawanna and Western: Hale
iipidcn. Chicago. Burlington and
S!uincy;. j.. j. Pearson. New York.
New Haven and Hartford; w Il.
storey. Atkinson. Topeka and Santa
and H. +. Bush. of the Missouri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
PREDICTS TRAINED BLACKS
WILL REDEEM OWN LAND
Hrookiyn Negro Preacher Eorrcnsts
ltcturn of Race To Africa ns
FilErlnIN i'm nr0nEc.

RoSTON. july Fey. Henry
Proctor. OF Brooklyn. y. y. who has
recently come from Atlanta. Ga.
where rs pastor OF the largest negro
church In the United States. he Was
4 leader In the Atlanta movement
for obtaining peaceful race relations,
addressed the fourth dcccnniai In
ternational CONGREGATIONAL Council
today ON pilgrims In Bronze" He
alluded to the fact that the first
slaves were brought from Africa to
irSiniI year before the Pilgrims
liudcd In Plymouth
me present movement OF the
f"Ero is not merely national but AN
h" path made red by the blood or
Inc slave ship Is vet to rcTlcafn with
divine light, pointing the trained
nan or African descent back home
20 save the Dark Continent AS he
'cturns to redeem the long lost con-
tin"nt he viii he a pilgrim in bronze
going out TO tho great crusade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

Daily without
nnly. . cents.
FIX our friends
illustrations for =
articles returned,
ter tl,at purpose,
MEAfBER OF
Associated Prcss
Sor republication
- or not Otherwi
ne iocnI news
Republication Of
Deserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
IMMATURE AL,1NNAC
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
IN FAIRLY GOOD CONDITION.
highway to WASHINGTON (:oos ,
''"u' In spots-othrrs Dusty,
some s{purh

.s"hu conditions In Virginia were
n,nh"uhc"d I" be as follows by ,bc
iHch'nond branch OF tho irnltcd
safes weather bureau yesterday:
richmond Washington H;rhwov
uuSty but otherwise In generally good
1uh"ItIon as far north as Gatewood
where an ciGht-inilc stretch Of rathor
rough road TO Smell occurs. From
Qnant!co TO oCcoquan rains have
oi,ened the highway. but il Is re-
ported paSsahlc.
Richmond Clar ksville - Highway
iair 10 good, but dusty
KichWond- Chnriottesv!llc--IIl
IN generally good condition, cNccpt
ipr gust ana many rough places rc-
ported between MontpeiIcr and
Coates.
i:!chmond Old Poin,--Iiighway dry
and dusty To williamsburg; oih.rwIs.
IN fHir condition. The concrete sec
items are very good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
CHINESE EXPRESS REGRET
FOR DEATH OF MISSIONARY
foSciEh ONCE Apologies 10 State
h"pn r'nirnt Tor Killing OF
Or. w. 4. HeIincrt

WASHlNGTON. JuIv 1I.rho Chi-
nese Foreign Office has expressed to
inc american legation at Peking its
rIoi0und rcsrc, Tor the killing OF
I,T- W. ~. ltcimcrt, AN American mis-
s!onary. by General Chang Ching
nhos troops at Yo Chow. in the
!rovincc Of Human several weeks
'so. In reporting this to the State
.'cbhrt ncnt today, the legation said
'ic chinese government had ordered
thorough investigation.
icrausc of thc loss OF the Province
~ iunIn TO the southern forces In
nina, General Chang Ching Yao was
deprived of the Offices OF military and
Wv II governor OF Human by prcsi-
ucHtia mandates, dated June l3 and
~ as well as OF his military COM
man So''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
II Wnn So Hot.
ny HENRY EDWARD wARNE,

1t WINS So Hot.
ON such day II so hot
That every ray that s,reamed
From Solcus face was like the hell
OF which I've always d.camcd,
In Berean leaflets / have seen
The Devils Stokers play,
And l could feel the heat they felt
On such Il sultry day.
The Scvcrn's sheen was boiling with
The heat, and all around
Dry steam just s!zzlod as 1t rose
From over-bakng ground:
The roses dropped, the beans went dead,
The cabbage Topped. and
Drank tea and famed. and looked for clouds
In that so cloudless sky.
On Sangre dc Cristo's peak there is
y place of and ice.
Where all the year, among tho crags.
There grows the edclweis;
But here where sat grooming where
No breczcs dared TO blow
There snow. there was no ice,
And only weeds could grow.
But look The SOU by souctst shows
y scud hcccy thing!
| see II more rescuer
1t comes eager wing!
II grows II blackens at the edge.
sweetest sign of ALI
The Devils imps must scurry. for
Here comes blessed squall!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
A Daily Once-Over
Nothing Worth while Hithou. Work.
BY J. j. MUNDY

If you slave 10 custom you will AL
ways he slave
Ponder this for while
Have you changed your ways since YOU first
learned TO do some particular thing or a Ger
TAN way 10 perform duty?
men Is II? Are you too set in your way
or too lazy TO learn new WY?
on complain that the other fellow Is get
ting along while you trudgc in the same
chtine! continually.
IN the past YOU have called fellows fools
who took up work which they we're unac.
cnstomed because they believed they would
Today most of those same fellows are worth
more than you are and seem 10 have bright cr
prospects.
Who is the fool today?
as long as you balance the work which is
ciSlcst Tor you and which provides Won m.
most Leisure. against the job which calls for
n ~. q study and hard work. how can you expect
10 make worth while advancement?
Hard work gains success. and no other wav
Ach.cNrS it.--Copyright. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
PHILADELPHIA WOMAN
GIVES AWAY 100000
Charitable and Religious orsanisn-
tions Bcneht. Hampton Insti-
tuic RcccirinS S2UO.0OO.

PHILADELPHIA. Lu!v l-chari-
table and religious orGnpi2I.Ions
were left more than $4,000. 600 under
The Will OF Harriet blanchard Of
this city. who died ubou, year ago
The VIII WAS probatcd yesterday.
The requests include SgJc,Qn0 to the
Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society Of tn" Protestant Episcopal
church; $4,000 TO the trustees Of
the general clergy relief fund Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. tuiver-
sity OF pennsylvania, 100000: Amer
lean Church Institute for Negroes.
100000: Hampton Normal ana Agrl-
cultural Institute, 100000. and
TnskoSec Institute, 100000 \ num-
Der OF Philadelphia hospitals were
given large sums
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
A Touch Of Life
BY SIDEI.IGur HENRY.

There" said the Sage goes = ma, vhosa
ambition is for wealth." 'ae
"A common type" said the s;ud.r,
And yondcr." said his Tutor .,"na ubo.o
desire is for power" ''
EN- 'Se' were iu!! OF
Over there. my son. is man whose one
thought is to become famous -
..Anntner good man gone into tho movies"
Ana there, walking quietly by the garden
is one whose whole wish is 10 be lov.d"' "
The Student caught the Sage by the sleeve
Wait" he exclaimed. There is /, man
worth while! LET ne s;or :. ~ - - , ii.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
FIREMeN RESIGN WHEN
DEMANDS ARE REFUSED
" 'nsf"n-Snlcm Force cut DECLARING
'reHc"t '"mps'nsatinn Not Ado
pnnte Living salary

WINSTON SALEM. s. C.. July IL
faihhG 70 secure an advance In
wages which they asked for a large
number OF the bremen Of this CITY
nav" rendered their resignation to he
come effective not later than July 10.
Ihc men ask for Il minimum wage of
St-' per month, for men in service
nine months nr longer The fircmcn
are not Organized ANA state they offer
their resignation because they can
co'nnai higher wages in other lines
of work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

practically all the standard products OF our
many Industries. They need help in re-
constituting and cnlarsiuE their own indus
tries They present collectively the greatest
opportunity in the world for financial and in
dustr!al leadership
The problem is imminent II Is likclv IN
preaK upon us before realize it. and be-
fore we are ready to deal with IL, Others are
alive To the opportunity and are making mans
TO Seize it.-CopyrIght, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
BURBANK IN HOSPITAL
California Plant wlxnrd Brought 10
san Francisco Snuntoriun
by Wife.

NV Nas 'o'H led Frrss
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-Luther
burbank. the horticulturist. was
brought 10 Il san Francisco sanatorium
today from his home in santa Rosa,
Cal. for treatment. Mrs, Burbank
accompanied him.
tho illness OF the "plant wizard" was
declined at tho Sanatorimm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
p,rL NY. Ano,hcr pnner

RAI.EIGII. y. @, July 1.-ThrouEh
q transaction made several days ago.
John y. Park. OF the Raleigh Times.
adds 10 the chain Of Park publica-
lions, the Grcenville. y. c.. Daily
News AT Greenviile. having acquired
the paper from j. l.. Mayo. publisher
Of the Washington, y. c.. Daily News
The paper was taken over by Mr..
Park and his Associates TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

considerable opposition when the matter
comes before the Council and the Board of
Aldermen. The case no longer admits of
argument. Richmond cannot get along
without the transportation company, and the
latter cannot survive on its present income
With these facts admitted, the public has
grown impatient of any further delay in
putting the service back on its former eff
ficient basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
GERMAN TRADE ROUTES
OPEN TO u. S. SHIPPING
Admiral BENSON Announces THAT New
agree mcHt VIII Benefit Amer
lean Merchant Marine,

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The agree
menu bei ween the American Iia rnbure
Lire ana the American Ship and Com
nerce Corporation by which the
former German trade routes were ~
i he orened to American shipping has
Dcch submitted TO the Shining 1ionrI
ior II" approval Chairman Hensau
announced tonight.
!, admiral Benson said he had nor
.,., an opportunity to go over Tho
ferences with W. II. Hartman moi ron
,ucht OF the American comnanv Sa
w ws eG safesIard ihn, the agreemene
III every respect and would nrn,,a co
r nemGnt TO the American mcrchoo NJ
t h.IrlnS 70 The The chairman said he nm I'M /.
confrac, 70 MAKE close study Of tho
tract 1T the earliest opportunitW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
OUTSIDE OF THESE THINGS
FEHRENBACH is PLEASED
Going 10 Spa Conference 10 Insist
ON New Amnesty Terms and ~
Itir Ipnu.

-. = = IsF CWW f'INNE.
FAIRS, July Tx onstantin Fch-
rcnbhch, German Chancellor. Will IN
siSt At the Spa conference to h,. held
next week upon The maintenance Of
4 German army OF 200 900 men. rusti-
tuition of territories nov occupied hv
allied troors and deduction OF the
cost of allied occupation from the
amount or separations due. accord
Ing TO a Berlin dispatch to the Petit
Pariaien.
IL Is said he will oppose French and
nollsh claims TO coal mines In upper
loan. '''' go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
An Enthusiasm Born of Fai,b

one thing noticeable abou, the san Fran
~ cisco convention is the growing entnn-
siasm that has marked its sessions From
the opening day. when Temporary Chnir-
man Cummings sounded the keynote OF
democratic confidence in the soundness of
KS claims Tor the continued support of ,b,.
country on the record made by the PARTY
Oh ialthinl administration OF public trust
curing inc most trying period OF tho conn
NY history. Outstanding from the spiritad
r!Vniry OF the strenuous campaiL s-arcd
III behaif OF individual candidates. and of
c"hHlctihs opinions as TO the merits OF is
sues inns enthusiasm has steadily gaibarad
momentum. indicating an underlying sniri,
OF harmony. based upon clear conception
oi me Eishteousness oil party purpose.
"h'ch can be depended upon at the oppor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
Rypins ounIIGc, Interview

tIiICAGp. July I.--Professor STAN
leg L. kypins. Of the Committee of
Forty Eight. today repeated his as
ser;ion that as n member OF the mill
iary Intelligence service he had open-
Ell mail OF state official, despite
dcn!als OF the State and War Depnrt
mcnts.
But never d!d say that official
was breckenridge long" Rypins as
Ted. Il said !; Was The third as
s!stant secretary Of war, who at that
i!ine Was another man" Kypins re-
!uScl the scCrcthrv,s naruc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

The attempt of the opponents of Cover
Alor Cox for the presidential nomination to
Snake scandal out of n divorce suit in which
ele was involved ten years ago is political
strategy OF doubtful value and the chances
gre it will react i'll his favor rather than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02
The Poets Corner
Out nf The SL.

Tho -,, Out Of the Sky.
It's tcndcrcst; t'oi
sT re- Tree, Tree waves above the roof
Peacefully rings: say
A skylark soaring I'M the sky
Isndiess!y sings.
My God God, my Gsd. all life is there,
Tho soothing beehive murmur thoro
Comes from the street.
What have you done. you that weep
In tho glad sun,
Say with your youth. you man that
What have you done? "a
PAU yer,aine; translation OF. Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-02

If the Republican leaders have read with
Any care the addresses delivered at San
IS Francisco by Temporary Chairman Cum
Enings and Permanent Chairman Robinson,
Shey are beginning to have q pretty clear
SSdea as to the places wherein they have
kSaiied to measure up TO the American
standard.