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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
MINIATURE NI.NJNN\C.
ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
STILL DUSTY, is REPORT
Highway to Washington Has Stretch
of Loose Gravel North Of
SpOttsyl,nu,a

highways leading from Richmond
to various cities throughout the state
continue dusty owing to the lack o:
rain, the report OF the Richmond
branch OF the United States weather
bureau showed yesterday Tho Rich
mond- Washington highway has a
long stretch Of loose gravel north OF
Srpt Sy!vania and = few some what
rough stretches on othcr sections. in
edition to the dust The How mn
rough.
ENcoat for dus, the Richmond
tlnrkc"vIIlc highway IS In good CON
di'ion. from Richmond. as IS also the
hrhNyh Highway from IroaduaN to
the North Carolina line Conditions
on The Richmond Charlottesville ROAD
ar" good from Richmond 10 Glcn Al
len; inir TO Montpelier; bad TO Cuckoo
"nd fairly good to Mineral and thence
west.
sand stretches on the Richmond
nlH Point road. between here aad Wil-
!ainsbutE. make travel somewhat
Ecrous, but the road is IN good
condition 10 Old Point. except for the
rough dirt section east o. Williams
hurg. The River Road (south). Ia re-
ported ass being somewhat rough to
CuT!c's Neck and good to Wade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Campaigning Abroad.

TO the Editor Of The Times Dispatch
silt enjoy reading Your live paper, and
though Tar Heel, alw avs call at HONS stands
wherever am, Tor "A COPY | have noticed but
very little comment ON in the press throughout
the country concerning the arrival of Gary,
the stcc! matnatr. and numerous mi!!iont!rcS
IN fr"ncc Il few days ago orEIu!Zins an extern
sion campaign ~ the interest Of Harding %
gain public sentiment throughout Europe in
his behalf |; seems to that not only the
bemocgat!c press as w II as laymcn and really
all true blue A"lcricans would resent this 10
the fullest ,Ni"nt. should think il a frathc.
in CoN's cap. As had road only as to The
arrival q! this wonderful Ship and nothing
since. Was wondering ii IL was IL myth III
You know al! .nS about il OF any comnicH,
| Would certainly c:ijoy hearing from YOU in
gour columns. w H. Z,
Raleigh. y c.. August 3. 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
COLONEL ROOSEVELT TO
CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING
Finns Extensive Speaking Tour over
country from September tntII
Election
tHy Associated pr-,s.l

NtW YORK. Aupusi A-coln,oI
Ihccdorc Roosevelt xiii camnnirn
Tor tn. national Republican iIckct
from The latter part nf II" MONA
uhui election day Republican ma
t"h"I nc .Glunrtcrs here announced
today. lie viii make iva rrnlI,n..
n"rS addresses one In Nryr Jarroy
ana another ia ST. Lawrence Comfy
y - and 'hcn wi!l go to Maine.
Wheic ne wil! make several so.cclt.s
prior to tho election
FROM Maine. Colonel Ronscvel. Will
20 I" indiana and THENCE to Ken
,,ucky' where h" VIII make horse
hh'h trip of az least one wrck
through the mountain regions In nm.
pany with Governor 4 l.. Norro,y.
After the Kentucky campaign he
WI travel through virtually every
ol"Ie Mesi 81 thc MlsRIasIppt Riynr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
WHISKY IN WAREHOUSES;
DWlNOLES AWAY RAPIDLY
Federal Prohibition tOmmis.ion Ito
ports 5i,OOU,Ubo Gallons Against
1O.OOO,OOU january 10.
lie NNloc!atel !nrcns. |

NEW YORK. August Officially
there are 5i.0OO,0OU gallons Of whis-
key la bonded warehouses in the
United S>>tcs, II dwindlinE OF abou,
lo,UOO,o0J gallons since January 10,
when prohibition became effective.
according to John t.. Kramer, Federal
prohibition commissioner.
lie announced today that no more
permits would be granted TO persons
TO deal IN wh!skey In large uuancl-
ties In this vicinity. The Quantity
OF Liquor Withdrawn indicates TIA. II
was not all used 10: auubcvcragc pur-
poses. as permitted hy law, he Sail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Fixing COnI prirrs

n LIiOuGi the Department OF Justice is
not literally authorized to fix the price
at which coal dealer must sell his product
10 his customer or the price at which any
Other dealer must sell any other product
IL is charged under the law with prosecuting
rrohtcers In deciding for its own guild
ancc what margin Of profit may be legally
levied. ii may. In effect fix prices. This
the department is undertaking 10 do in the
coal industry, md ii is instructing it's prose
cutors to indict all coal producers who take
more than reasonable profit from the
consumer.
II the men engaged In mining and dis
trbutng coal sense their own interest in
the present fuel situation. they will consent
cheerfuily to any program which the gov
eminent may lay down limiting their profits
The coal consumer is growing more and
more restless over the outragcs committed
at his expense by coal SPECTATORS Most
established dealers 1t may be assumed. arc
content to receive reasonable price for
their output, but ii is a notorious fact that
the fuel market today, taken by and large
IL in the hands of spectators and they arc
rcaping harvest in defiance OF common
sense and common dccency
II This sort OF thing goes on much longer
demand will be voiced in Congress
for permanent Federal control OF the in
dustry which will prove irresistible. Al
ready there is pending legislation fathered
ny the Frclinghuysen coal committee. which
would virtually take the coal resources OF
the country out Of the HANDS OF their ow,crs
and lodge them in the hands OF the govern
meni That legislation was only laid aside;
II was not defeated. II may be brought mn
again this winter, and il will if the com
paints against unfair dealings on the mar,
oil coal producers AMI dealers continue to
accumulate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
FINDS HUSBAND IN TRUNK,
WIFE IN CUSTODY IN PARIS
Investigation Leads 10 Identification
OF Victim In Nancy md
(nnfcHSinn.

iBy NS-1riatrd Prcss.1
PARIS August I.-DiScovcry at
Nancy Of trunk containing the body
OF man has led TO an Investigation
resulting ia identification of the VIE
tan as II freight agent named Iias-
S:dhO and the arrest OF his wife IN
Paris.
Madame Bassarabo, according to
the police. admitted having killed
her husband in the course of an arGu
mcnt and having placed his body in
the trunk, which WAS shipped to
Nancy by "a freight handler at the
Eastern Railroad station. y daugh-
ter. who was held as n witness. de-
MED any Knowledge OF the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
SEPT. Fl DESIGNATED BY
PRESIDENT AS PILGRIMS DAY
SUGGESTS and Rrduc>ts That states
celebrate the I.undinE mt Ply
mGuth In IG.M.
. Associated Press

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Prcsi-
cent wilson, IN proclamation to-
hay. suggested ana requested" that
Svptcmh.r - he celebrated through
on, the United states as the ,.-crn-
tcnary OF tho landing OF the Pilgrims
AT plymouth in 1920. and appointed
samuel w. Mccall ana Richard HOOK
or. OF M"sF"chusetts and George
Foster Peabody. Of New York. AS
members OF the Pilgrim Tercenten-
AIRY commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Deal and Kendrick were new men in the
field. the former outright in his opposition
to the Folstead law, the latter its cham
pion. Norfolk, as il was expected TO do.
pollcd an overwhelming majority for Deal,
while kendrick made his strongest showing
i'll the counties, but ii was not sufficiently
strong to overcome the city vote. As an
index to public sentiment the result in
neither district shows that there has been
any decided change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
STEAMSHIP SUSQUEHANNA
SAILS FOR BALTIC PORTS
Eirst Weasel OF United states Nail
Company's Line Leaves New
York lInrbor.
IRy as eociaici Press

NEW YORK, August i.-Thc steam
ship SusquehanDa. the FIRST ship Of
me recently organized United states
Mail Steamship Compuny's line. left
here today for Drumcn aud DnnZig.
The Susquchanna. formerly tho
Northern German Lloyd Steamship
kheIn, carried more than 1890 pas
Scnscrs, the mujority second and
third class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
LIST OF CHICAGO BREWERS
Is SENT TO WASHINGTON
Prohibition Officer Finds Samples of
liccr Contain Mere Than
Ter Cent.
iBy Associated Press

CHICAGO, August IA list oC
Chicago brewers. who are SAID TO
hay" violated the prohibition lpw by
making beer with AN itlCoholtc con-
tent greater than ouc-hali of ! per
cent. was forwarded To Washington
today by Major ~ y. DalrympIc. dis
trict prohibition enforcement officer
the major refused to give out the
names. hut said the action was tho
result OF two weeks investigation.
In which samples or beer from every
brewery in Chicago were taken.
hundreds of samples contained
from TO "a per cent, the .uajo OF
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
"PUsSYFOOT" DECLARES
DRINKS ARE PLENTIFUL
F" liinm L.. Johnson snyr proLthitio,
b"hnrimcnt Sh"nid undrrgo
Thorough Cleaning

ST LOUIS Angus, The Federal
prohi3!bon, enforcement department
ShouIG undergo house cleaning"
according 20 william T.. Q.ussyfooi,
Ny visit 10 various parts Of tho
,nu"N.E conFinccs me that lS&!ty OK
iS's' hut prohibition can he cuforccd
~ the enforcement officers are BRO
hlaiiioniSts AZ h'Hrt." ~. Sald
an telling of his swing aroun5 Tho
t,oIh'rE' Johnson Haid ne nd
everywhere.
In fact none OF the larger o!,!os
are very sight. and II drink can be-
hhd IN most OF tho smaller towns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Chrimcn.cn wnnn 10 Help.

WASH1NGTON. August i-I'ar,cy
u christensen, presidential nominee
OF the Fermentation party. rendered
MS services today TO tho National
w oman - party IN TIC effort to get tho
Tennessee Legislature to ratlfv ~.
suiirhs" constitutional amendment
Rams we're made TO have him sneak
sunday "a, Nashville. before the C>n-
tfhI Labor council OF that city, and
afterwards to make "A speaking. tour
of tho state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
REDUCE WORKING FORCES
Lack of Orders and General Condi-
lions In Srw York Brings Cut
in payrOiIS

NEW YORK, August i-Sevcral
clothing manufacturers in this city
reported reduction today in heir
working forces because Of lack Of
orders and general conditions in the
trade" schwartz * Janc. Inc. en-
ploying moro than 1000 workmcn,
announced that - per cent OF their
employees were ordered not % "c-
port this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
AMERICAN TOBACCO WILL
GIVE 3 PER CENT DIVIDEND
Payment VIII be Made I'm Script
Which May he Transferred

IIIy Associated Prcss9
NEW YORK. August 4.--Thc Amrri-
can Tobacco Co. today announced II
dividend of per cont in scrip. pay
able 10 both classes of common stock
of record, August II. The scrip VIII
he distributed September I, and may
be transferred into common STOCK on
March /, 1928.
May the company declared 3
per cent quarterly dividend IN cash
which nad been the prevailing earn
ing Of this security for nearly n
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
SETS NEW SPEED RECORD
Tank Steamer BrnZos. Carrying I'uII
Cargo, Makes 1866 Knots
AN Hour.
us Assoclatch PreSs.

EOCkLAND, MAINE. August -
what naval men said was q nav
speed record for naval vessels % tho
tanker or collier type. was made to-
nay when the naval tank steamer.
i'razos. carrying a full cargo of. fuel
OIL. covered "a mile at the rate Of II az
Knots an hour in her Standardization
trial on the Rockland course
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Spring iiill House. near Manchester In
Chesterfield County. occupied hy Mrs samuel
Craig. was burned TO the ground yesterday.
t.ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
VILLA DECLARES HUERTA
is HIS FIRST CONQUEROR
Snys Provisional President of lIr,Ico
pniy Man tn HON lie Ever
Submitted.
Iby Anoolat,d prcax. !

MENINO CITY AUGUST i-Ecfor,
cHcring to surrender 20 the provls-
ionM government Of Mexico. Fran
CISCO villa. tho handi, lender told hI,
followers thar Provisional President
nr Ia itrcr'e was the only man to
Ing 10 Colonel BENJAMIN Rios. ~ vi
las stan. who is here on Il mission
from villa to De Ia iIuerta. Ell DEM
ocrata states. Colonel RIOS Is ac-
con- panied by Captain Isaac Aware,
Nlllt,s ncnhrW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
FIRST COTTON BALE ARRIVES
Premier Shipment of state Received
at Savannah frOm Omega
Farmer,

IBy Associated Prcss.l
SAVANNAH. GA. August 1.-The
first bale OF cotton of tho, season
la20-2l, arrived This morning from
Triton. II will he sold tomorrow AZ
public outcry At the exchange. Tnc
bale was grown by j. r. Q. Lindsey,
Of Omega. Ga. Is two days later than
the first bale last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
ANNOUNCES QUARANTINE
IN LOUISIANA BOIL AREAS
state Piant Hoard Orders Modifiru-
non Oh mississippi Ruling With
tcrtain ItcStrictiuES.
u AssOrLIteN Nr,ts-

JACKSON, MISS, August "a
inodiication OF the mississippi pink
boil worm Quarantine, allowing .Ee
importation Of cotton or cotton pro.
duets, from uninfestcd areas OF Louis
iana. under certain restrictions. c.as
announced here today by the Safe
Ilant Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

= Chief OF the Dock Workers Union AYERS
that labor must vote for Harding to keep
the government from being turned over 10
ESouthern domination. Very we'll. II labor
Eprefers Wall Street rule to that OF the South
Int will have to line up in the e. o. p. camp.
Fortunately for itself and the country, low
sver, intelligent labor pays no attention TO
lsuch silly twaddle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
S0VlET-FINN NEGOTIATIONS
AT DORPAT ARE BROKEN OFF
I'olshcyiatS Refuse Commercial Pro-
posais nnd VIII Proceed with
out Trade Hnct

Ify VNIN"FSNI STrVICc.l
LONDON. August 4.-Thc Russian
Finn negotiations at Dorpat have
nech broken of. according TO n Gem
trial News dispatch from I'oDcnh5rcn
The Sovicts refused the comm ercIai
proposals and declared that it il able
TO proceed without Il trade rgrce-
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
The Palmer t..ounIs on African cnnst

fhRlS, August f-Thc American
ionr-masicd schooner Mary T. Palm
or, is reported in a dispatch from
casa fiancas Morocco, To have run
aground on the African coast All
members OF the crew are said 10 be
cafe. III" Mary IT, Palmer sailed
from Galveston on May &c for Tunis.
The vessel is OF 1877 tons burden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
CountcrfcIting Gnng Hrokcn 4,

ENSACOEA, FLA, August L.
Federal officials said today that in
the arrest of William y. Jernigan,
who was ordered held by United
States Commissioner Sullivan on n
charge of. counterfeiting, that they
had broken up gayg of mon here
WHO have been making and passing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Gompcr's Denies support story.

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.. August r.
President Gompcrs of the American
Federation of Labor declared today
Ohio, alleging that T. ". OConnor,
chief OF the International Longshore-
mems Union. had promised aid to
Senator Harding evidently was an in
asenErssy unless no wAs spealing per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Senator Harding is being eased gradually
Eaway from his listening post" on the front
Iporch. limitations are coming out Of
{Marion that perhaps the Senator could hear
8better if he moved around a bit. preferably
Through the West, and established subposts
las far out as Denver. Final solution of the
fsandidate's quandary may be effected by
sshe construction OF movable porch on his
Revolving platform
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
seize Thirsy-EIght Moonsl,inc st,u.

TN FI4TtHT TON, w. Va, Nugust 4.
fhirty-e!Eht moonshinc stills we're
seized by prohibition agents in NVcst
virginia during July. according; to tho
report OF Commissioner w. S. Hall
ana. made public yesterday. Th,, is
500 10 ne The largest number Of stills
confiScated in the state within 4 sim,
Han period of time. The seizures
were made In eighteen counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

VIII De well for the authorities of Southern
states. in the interests OF mercy and the pub
nc peace. to Keep vigilant lookout for agents
OF the Africa for the Africans movement
ana lake care that they shall not gather in
from emotional and easily stampeded dupes
STARE of the great financial results promised
from the coming cotton crop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

NEW ORLEANS, August "A NJ
iy-ton coal barge. one of n n,n,hnr
authorized during the war. was sue.
cessiu!ly launched from the naval
station ways mere today This was
the first completed here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

RI II Germany is suffering under the lash OF
[the III. G.. l.. scourge result OF the
Ewar, it is no more than just retributon
|sfor its transgressions. But what shall be
Esaid of the victor nations, whose suffering
Efrom the same cause is as acute as that
|Fof the guilty Huns?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
SArcu SIti.

Please pass the butter" said the Star
Roarder
Il beg pardon" said the Iandlady, scenting
extravaganza u
'Oh. all right growled the s r. Just give
1t push; it's strong enough 10 walk the res;
OF the way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

In Michigan there is a serious movement
70 submit TO voters a law forbidding al!
private schools. Enthusiasts who advocate
he supposed reform contend that all cdu-
cation must be controlled by the State and
hat attendance on private schools develops
fpirit OF caste and aristocratic exclusive
tess. This is the longest step yet suggested
In the fast-incrcasing tendency TO obliterate
IndlVidual rights and control by citizens OF
heir own persona! and family affairs. II
i succeeds-and nobody can predict tho ac-
ion OF Michigan Oh any proposition-it may
Pc followed logically by another law to pun
Ssh by imprisonment or contiscation any who
are send his children TO school outside the
Btate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1920.

81 The bill OF particulars filed in the suit
stor divorce by the wife of famous movie
|scomedian, If it runs true to silrer-sheet
sform, will specify Shaping her in the face
with a custard pie" as the chief item in the
Egeneral charge Of cruelty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Results OF the Democratic primaries in
he Second and Seventh Virginia Congress
{ional Districts. the only districts whore
here were real contests. are not especially
ifgnifcant Certainly they are not indi-
$atiye of any change in The existing political
krlmoral order. SO far as the wet-and-dry
ssue was involved, there can be but ,hIs
Conclusion: in the cities the vets still can
yin victory at The polls. while In the
Country districts the drys retain their ma
|0rities. In the Seventh District Colonel
+eedy made straightout fight in opposi-
ION to the Volstead law, and he was over
Rhelmod. He was also an ardent and ac-
I've antisunragist. but that issue is not be.
feved to have had any appreciablc cncc,
M the result But another and perhaps n
Eetermining element did initiate against
I'm; Virginia has the habit OF selecting
bod mon for Congress and then keeping
lem there go long as they care to remain
SNAgel Harrison has made splendid Repre-
shtatiye and his district ran true to form
Sgeturning him TO Office. In the Second
that slement did not figure. Both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
DrNaIcrn'x plnn. Indc0n,,c

WAHHINGTDN. AUGUST i.-E.amonn
ucNaicra. president Of the provisional
Irish republic. was at his or;cn 49,
today and his secretary said pians for
the immediate future were indnGnitn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

The liar always wonders whether that
got over
Keeping cases crook is a busy job.
PROMISES arc like pie crust. short sugar.
The honcstcst man in the world is. after all,
only freak
bitter taste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Charcoal Mph'. Daily Thought.

Ring de weddn bells an toll de fun'ral
march,. said Charcoal Eph mournfulIy. hit
don make no din uncc tall sub: yo'all kin die
when yo please an de WORT will still be full
o people. Try 4 frttcr an forget HIT Mis;ah
Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Local Temperature Yesterday

!, -. NJ. temperature. ............... 81
MaSlmuin temperature to J.. NJ. 81
Miihlihuin temperature" TO i. NJ. 81
Mcan temperature yesterday ........ 80
Norinal temperature for this date. z:
,cuci"hcy yesterday .......-......- 10
,cncicncy since March i........--.- 50!
Dehcithcy since January l....-..... 650
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Mainiaii " hours ending j. NJ. None
ksihiai ~ hours ending l.. NJ. Non.
Excess since January l............. i.j5
Local. Obscrrltions AT \ 4. NJ. Yesterday.
w nu direction east. Wind velocity E..
weather at l.. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name and address OF
tho writer. Hnmc will not be pubiIuncd II
writer rcQucsLs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
The lirEular NIuude.

The RcEular Muude.
Mandc Muller, on summers day
Rakcd the meadow. sweet with hay
Like fun she did.
She did not rake single grass;
Maudc was wiser kind of lass
y winning Kid.
Moudc--herc's the truth-Araudc wouldn', ,ako
Advantage OF little rake
That's used for hay
The rake Maude had she Iassocd where
They throw the bull and trail the bear
In old Broadway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
The Dispute.

The Dispute.
There were Thtec psputants. One thought
This: one thought That and one thought the
other. So they argued II out at great length
and finally compromised as follows: Ono
thought This; one .,thought That and ono
thought the Other. And everyone agreed that
IL mad been brilliant debate. and that the
conclusion was cmincntly satisfactory since
nothing whatever had been arrived at; and
they printed fun report in the Congressional
Record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

II Senator Harding made up that front
page OF his paper without union card. and
IL Is not OF record that he possesses one,
the Marion stariJs due for an interesting
meeting OF its ch8pel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

William Howard Taft, IN recent cdi-
Eorial utterance said this: II believe that
the issue of the league transcends in its i'm
3portance any domestic issue. and would
3ustify and require one who believes so to
8gnore party ties and secure this great boon
FOR the world and this country" lnasmuch
las both the Republican platform and the
Republican candidate have rcpudiated the
league, under the threat of Hiram johnson,
il would seem that the eXPresdent would
have to make good his preachmcnt i'll prac-
iEice and come over into the Cox camp. lie
s not likely TO do that. of course, but he
already is doing yeoman service for the
Democratic cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Marion had its brief day of glory. Now
hit is Dayton's turn to bask in the limelight.
|and on Saturday the eyes and the ears Of
Ehe nation Will be turned toward that Ohio
[city, where the Democratic nominee for tho
presidency will in accepting the nomination
kof his party, issue mis- declaration OF prin-
k:iples. Judging by his past performances
and the forceful character of the man, the
[utterance will he worthy OF the party which
has honored him, and Of the clear, Amer-
Fan platform on which4!t has; placed him