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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
News Of Fifty Years Ago
N'rom Richmond Dispatch, July 81 1870.

The cxtension OF the Richmond ana York
River Railroad from West Point TO the Rap
rahannock River VIII. in all probability. be
commenced at an early date.
There is in this city very extensive and
complete sugar refinery, which has been idlo
for several months Sugar refining is n bust
ness mat requires large means to carry 1t on.
but lis inhucncc upon the trade of a city is
most valuable. This refinery in Richmond
must be allowed to stand still The Cham
Ter Of Commerce proposes to take tho mat
ter up.
1t is proposed TO restore the name Camp
jackson or Jacksonville TO Camp Grant There
ia said to be nothing Ia name. but naturally
people will like either of those suggested
better than Camp Grant.
The weather hot enough in Richmond
yesterday TO liquidntc old debts. but there was
enough leo TO go oround-in the mint julcps.
The iron steamer Wyanoke. built by Har-
land -IIollngsworth Co. Philadelphia, for the
Old Dominion Steamship Co., to run between
Richmond and New York. was launched at
noon day before yesterday. She Is $500 tons
and has sixty statcrooms.
Captain William T. Graves. OF Danvllle, was
arrested in Yanccyvil!c by Colonel Kirk and
not Virginia soil. as at first reported. Cap
Vile and naturally went over there when his
old neighbors and friends were in much
trouble.
The rrusslan movement in front OF the
French lines has commenced. Decisive opera
tions are near at hand. Troops are pushing
toward Afayence from all directions.
An enthusiastic German at n public meeting
in New York tho other night uttered the fer
vent prayer that King William might drive
Napoleon: that William himself would
then be driven out OF Germany: then Germany
would become u united republic
Counsel for the men held by Kirk in North
Carolina now purpose 10 apply to tho United
states courts for relief. One OF tho circuit or
district judges will BIO asked for wrts OF
habeas corpus.
HuxaI Crenshaw & Co. arc loading another
vessel with -four for Rio de Janeiro. Brazil.
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An antisuTragist Appeal

7 is difficult to understand how the mem
herS OF the Tennessee Legislature or Dem
ocratic leaders generally can ignore an an
peal which has just been presented to then,
by the Southern Womans League for Reicc-
ton OF the Anthony Amendment This an
peal is founded first upon States rights and
next upon party honor" referred 10 bv the
women Of the South as two fundamental
principles OF Democracy"
The homc-loving women OF the South
the petition says, who do not picket. card
index or blackmail candidates, appeal to Won
lGoycrror Coxl, as the leader Of the Dom
ocratic party, 10 grant us hearng-not
ON woman S suffrage, which any State can
adort Tor itself without changing a comma
OF the Federal Constitution, but on two
luhHamchtaI Democratic principles States
rights and party honor. We make This an
peal because it is boldly proposed. regard
less OF the nnaitcrablc opposition OF q ma
Jority OF women, 10 bring about tho political
conscription Of our womanhood and the de-
Struclion OF Southern civilization bv usinr
federai patronage and party pressure 10
coerce the legislators of Tennessee into vjo
l"'hE their solemn oaths OF office and their
state Constitutions"
These women DO no, rest their c,so ,horo
They cite the fact that the San Francisco
convention denied a hearing to those nrnscp,
who opposed national cnfranchisement of
women. while negroes suffragists uinduc
koreans, f1lipinos, Porto Ricans and others
We're granted courteous hearing for two
days" wv
me oarnestness Of these women cannot no
doubted. They have found il nocossorv 10
p''hu themselves together i'll an effort TO save
me poIltlcs OF their section Of the country
from a blight which threatens the dominance
n Npl,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
SHIPPING BOARD is TO DEAL
DIRECTLY WITH DOCKMEM
Witiidrnws From National Adjust
mcnt Commission to DO Own
collective BnrgnininE."

WASHINGTON. July 30.-'rhe Ship
ping Board Will withdraw October |
from the National Adjustment Com
mission, organized during the war TO
deal with wages and working condi-
tons OF lonSshorcmcn. In max ing
this announcement today, Chairmcn
Henson said the hoard would set up
machinery for negotiating directly
with the lonSShoremen's association
this being In line with it's procedure
In dealing directly with other large
groups OF labor.
by joining the shipping and steve
dorinE interest in dealing directly
with the longshorcmcn," Chairman
Benson said. the board is acting in
accordance with the principle of col
government. and feels that ii can
best protect the interests of the long
shorcmcn, the American merchant
marine and the ports on the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS
IS BANKERS SOVIET PLAN
Third Inrty Candidate Mnkes State
ment az Views on

A
NEW YORK. jay 30.-rhc league
OF nations is nothing more than an
bankers Soviet" according TO parley.
u christensen. presidential nominee
OF the third, or Farmcr-I.abor party,
who discussed his views on national
and international affairs here today.
The league OF nations is 4 dead
Issue. said Nj. Christensen. III 1,
were not. should want TO kill IT,
Endorsement OF Irish freedom was
another point upon which thc third
party candidate expressed hrnscl. in
a formal statement
u am on" OF those who Is sufficient :
~ IN love with the principle OF human
freedom 10 com" out squarcly for re-
cegn!tion OF the Irish republic" he
said.
referring TO tho attempts OF Gov
cFnor Cox and Senator Harding 20
persuade Tennessee TO pass The equal
suffrage law. he said:
~ Cox and Harding can't got rati-
hchtton. I'll go down and Try the
rebels myself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
AMERICAN OWNERS MAY NOW
GET BRITISH-SElZED GOODS
Instructions Issued to Those Who
brSire 10 Recover CUnsit,nnentx
of ENEMY Origin,
AHa tat

WASHINGTON. July 3O.-hmcrtcr1r
owners OF goods seized undcr Brit
ish orders in council during tho war
az o; enemy origin or destination
may now obtain possession by nltnl,
ing 10 formal notification OF British
prize court rulings in test case
tanSm!tted today 20 tho state De-
phrtm"nt. tndcr the decision. tito
viii be determined By IN. own.rsrin
NJ the time peace became effective IL,
Great Britain.
The decision held that the claim
ANS must pay the cost OF ,ictcntIons
anu insurance. The consul general
AZ London reported that relinbIr-Nr-
mcnt should now be applied for D,,
ell American claimants who deposited
funds against the property held by.
the British government. kppiica-
lions. he said, should be Forwarded
70 N" British procurator general at
London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
TROTZKY Is ADMlRER OF
MANlCURED FINGER NAIL
Helen De IIedbcrE. Formerly Uaron-
ess THubc, brings Strange
Tales From Russi..

NEW YORK, July 3l.--Leon Trot-
sky. Bolshcvist Foreign Minister. has
become II great admirer OF the shape
ly. well polished finger nail and
spends good part OF his day ut
the manicure. according to Helen de
licdberg. wife of the Russian General
dc HedDerg, and formerly Baroness
Taubc. who has just arrived here
from Russia.
The former baroness declares that
almost invariably one finds the
Bolshcvist beauty parlors packed
with men and women waiting for
their turn with the manicurist
Iiolshevist Russia is now being
swept ny a craze for luxuries. she
said.
She asserts that she has seen or
binary sailors wearing real diamond
pins at their breasts, and that IL is
quite common 10 see them attircd in
the finest silk.
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believes II Unjust.
~ of The Times Disnotrh


To the Editor OF The Times Dis patch
Sir refer to your editorial headed last
Rites for the Bonus" which appears in this
morning Issue. in which YOU make the state
incht that neither the Democratic nor Rcpub-
lican parties in their platform said anything
at an about the service man who came
through the dreadful ordeal unScathcd'
Along these lines. | desire to call your at
tention TO the Democratic platform as adopt ed
at san Francisco. IN which the Democrat ic
Marty is pledged to policy Of home aid or
farm settlement for the returned soldier. This
in itself think will knock tho wind out of
your argument that both parties have ignored
the returned soldier.
The American Legion as the patron and in
stiGator OF the fourfold adjusted compensation
plan. mas never claimed TO represent all OF the
100000 men who saw service in the late war
with Germany. the membership of the
legion is only about 100000 ut present.
AS member Of the American Legion. 7
slider that your paper. through its editorial
columns. Is doing us an injustice by such an
article as the one which appeared in this
mornings issue OF your paper, in which you
refer to the Raiders the Treasury" of
course meaning the American Legion.
FAIR PLAY.
Richmond. Va July %. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
The Poets Corner
Portrait Of n Rcnctionnry,

Wy Iortrnif OF Rcnctionnry.
warm In fog Of musty Mai il no.,
iou wear wear your satisfaction like a
as. with an easy worship. Won in
woke ~" 1h-
a hahby faith that knows no stormy
What little there is living in you
10 dead ideas and nodding gentle
Where others tiamo. you spnttera
and burns. 'e"
swiftly by eoes
TO eager conflict. battlc-cryiu,-
Rut what to .yon AFRO nh tho wnrs
ox-likse; complaccnt in your sloth, you
And ruminate and shift your-va-
tory gaze, =
choXing the cud of prodisestea
Louis, Untermeyer. in Yalo Review.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Itoons Says utterly Absurd,

WASHINtiTON. Julv o-Ac,i,,,
iostinastcr- General Rooms today
characterized as utterly absurd''
statements that the Post Office De-
pariment was losing millions Of dol
iars through the international reply
coupon transactions of Charles ponzi
of Boston.
international reply coupons issued
IN foreign countries and redeemed at
United states post-oiliccs for tho year
ended June 50. Mr.. Rooms said. num-
bcrcd 55.SSS. with a postage value of
S2.i3t.i0. Since the inauguration OF
tne international reply system
thirteen years ago, Mr.. Rooms said
United States post-oillc had re-
uceincd l.223.flG coupons. having a
postage value OF SGll2OsO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
CARRANZA PRIVATE CITIZEN
WHEN HE WAS MURDERED
Therefore McAicu's Aitorncy-GcnerEl
ih>i*is HIS hssnsNin Must he
Tried by State Court.

MEXICO CITY. July 30.-Carrarsa
was private citizen when Killed. hn-
cause me Aqua rriesa plan had de-
posed him ana as the plan was rail-
ned by Congress IL was law. snii
Eduardo NcrI. the Attorney General,
~ the ccurS" OF an interview today.
lhereiorc, he commended, the courts
OF Puebla State and not the Federal
or military tribunals had Jurisdiction
over the investigation into the death
or the late President
Official opinion here. however &,
divided rs TO whether Generals NIrr-
qui. Maricl and UrGu!zo and other
prisoners held In connection with
from Mexico city 10 puc0Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
GOVERNOR PARDONS BOYS
LED ASTRAY BY "MOVIES"
North Carolina Executive Icnicnt
Toward Youths Who Held Up
Bank Messenger.

ItNTEItFII, y. G. July 30.--(iiving
as his reason the belief that the two
adventurcsome spirit. possibly by sec
ing wild western photOplays. and did
not appreciate the moral turpitudo OF
thair conduct. Governor Beckett today
Fain. convicted in Chcrok &c last fall
OF highway robbery.
The boys were convicted Of holding
up messenger OF the town OF Murphy
and robbing him OF about 81, 600
Frank Fain was sentenced to serve
seven years. and John lain 20 serve
ten years In the State prison.
Frank Fain's pardon will be cfrec-
boy will not take effect until January
l. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
A DoomcrnnE,

y lady philosopher asks to say, anent
modern dress for women:
1T is disastrous the American Home
What man after time will bother TO marry
when the Girl has deliberately removed the
clements of curiosity from the Lure"
lndccdy yes. Mabel! . . 4. Just luck
that we wero 20 in the days OF long skirts and
bustlcs!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

rEyrpI;OSE. Randolph
1. Private Branch ~
change connecting WY"
nIl departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
PREDICTS REVOLUTION OF
PROLETARIAT IN ENGLAND
Indrpc ndrnt Labor Pnrty In Mnnifesto
declares Day OF Communism
IL Coming.
iIlN AsenEInfnl Ern.

LONDON. July aO-Thlt tho tri-
umph OF the proictariat involves n
bloody revolution, that TO achieve Il
IN Great Britain the workers must
prepare for civil war. and that the
day IS coming when communism,
sweeping through Europe and enlist
ing the eastern nations in the move
mcnt. would meet Great Britain and
America in mUrta! conflict, are out
standing points In long comm I'm ca
tinn to the British independent Labor
party from the third intcrnationale"
~ Moscow, quoted by the London
Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

According to information given at the
thirteenth annual congress OF tho Esperanto
Association of North America, now in ses-
sion in New York, the study OF Esperanto
has been made compulsory in the schools
Sof Russia, and the language is laugh, also
lin the schools OF Hungary. Jueo-Slavja
SaXonia, Serbia, and in
smany cities elsewhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
CENTRAL PARK LlOMESS
WELCOMES HER 41ST CUB
Licks YounEstcr with Maternal AZ
lection ny If II Were Her
EirstI,nrn

NEW YORK. Suly 20.--Ileicn. Il lion
css Gagged in Central Park. today Hex
ed her forty-nrst offspring as at
fcctionately az IL the cub were her
hrstborn. Her keepers explained this
nnendinG maternal affection by say
ing that her other children, save
two which died in infancy. have all
ZOOS
Ackbar. the father, roared ncrcely
when the youngster was born. but
later looked upon the event as simply
representing one more lion in the
world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
WANTS PANAMA ELECTION
SUPERVISED BY AMERICANS
state Department Intimate. That
DIR. Irrioin's Application VIII
Not lie Granted.

BALBOA. PANAMA. July 3o.-Dr.
Gro trr!ola. presidential candid;rtn,
h"@ instructed his partisana 10 a6.
stain from the voting on August 1.
lie charges the FOvcrnmcnt with
various Eullrlt!e1 at the cTpcnan
or the opposition. rho lnstructio,.s
VIII not be recalled, ne announced.
unless the election IS post on,-! and
arrangements are made 20 hnyo
them supervised by Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Warehouse Iootr1 Convicted

NEW YORK, July 30."Convictcd o.
breaking into lofts and bonded ware
houses and stealing merchandise said
Abrams to be worth S750.0o0. An
drew Aguinto and Angelo PaIpontino
were sentenced to prison terms In
General Sessions Court hero today BY
Judge Joseph AIul1ueen. - :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
WORLD w. C. T. U. MEETS
IN MONTEVIDEO IN 1922
President nrum Tells ORGANIZATIONS
Representatives Ills Country
Welcomes Them.

MONTEVfDEO, URUGUAY. July
20.-Announccment Is made that the
World Congress of the Women'i
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at Montcvidco in December
1922. This decision was taken after
AN Interview Of representatives of
the union with President Brum, who
said he would be glad to have the
congress at Montevideo and suggest
ed tho date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Cox ithyIncs.

For poets who want to save time. the fol-
lowing suggested rhymes:
CON-Words ending in OK, as box, paradox.
clocks. nocks. locks, mocks tpermssiblc),
knocks. rocks. crooks. shocks. socks. stocks,
fox tsiy as). fox. hooks cas- Ills ovcrcoat old
Harding hooks when all the votes in for
cox.) etc.
but why crowd the niourners?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

DR.. Douglas Summers, director of the
pathological laboratories of Bellevue and
5Allied Hospitals, New York. makes the en-
scouraGing statement that what is popularity
scnlled deadly anthrax" is by no means
fatal, and that II treatment is begun at the
sstnrt the percentage OF cures with the gov
sernmert serum is 100 per cent within ten
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
yVnnt Lc,yI, N, Coycrno-

SPRINGFIELD. Hill. July 30
Former United States Senator James
Hamilton Lewis, was drafted at
caucus Of Democrats from every
county in tho state here this after
noon to be their candidate for Gov
ernor. Ills name. which heads 4 COM
pletc state ticket selected by the
conference was greeted by prolonged
applause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

i Senator Harding still keeps 20 his front
Sporch, holding his ear close TO the listening
ispost. When he hears what Governor Cox
Shas to say in his acceptance speech about
shis attitude toward issues that will not down
Elm the present campaign. he is likely 10 fall
Eoff the porch as result OF loss OF control
-Over his nerves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
SENATOR H0KE SMITH TO
MEET WATSON IN DEBATE
declares Rcndincss to Defend Rrcori
OF Democratic Party Against
All Corners.


ATLANTA. GA. .Tuly 36-In an
sw"r TO the reported challenge 10
Joint debate by Thomas y. Watson.
candidate for United States Senator,
made in a speech of Tcnniilc vnstcr,
day. senator Hoke Smith. candidate
Tor recollection. announced in n state
incnt today that he was ready to
meet Mr. watson or anyone else in
defense OF the record OF tho Demo-
cratic party.
Both Senator Smith ana MIR. Wat
son We're capabilities for the Demo-
G60rtc!a primary in Anil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Picked Up at I,andon,.

The shepherd carries crook. but whom q
crook sees sheep. WOW!
y nasty tongue is better Off bitten in two
and swallowed.
Indigestion and Haste are first cousins to
Remorse.
The man who does everything he sees to do.
needs no advice.
4 fool might shngle his house before laying
his foundation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Coiorndo state Ticket Named

DENVER. July 3O.-Hobert Iiie-
gins. former State treasurer. and
James NJ. Collins, OF Weld County. the
latter designated by both the Non
PARTISAN League and tho Farmer
Labor party for Governor, were
selected early today as the Demo-
cratic candidates for Governor by
the State Assembly here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

'"ipional'c ana naval service some $50. 900. the
hmerican schools some $780, 900 more and to-
oacSo purchases are 100000. so that we are
senoins In there over Sl.00O.000 per month.
a; the present time there are few American
,, IN Constitutions The unsettled condi-
1,o"s "e,er Americans from going there. They
,hs III ana are rapidly getting the trade into
'heir own hands.-Copyright 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
SATURDAY. JULY 81. 1920.

n Tho Greek army has about got all OF Tur-
skey's ''goat" except Angora, and il now
Eawaits the next move by the defeated enemy.
Sin other words, if Turkey makes haste and
Z signs tho treaty, it will be allowed to retain
Fits Angora.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

8 The United States government has ordered
iEix destroyers to proceed to the waters OF
ethe Near East to augment the naval forces
aalready there. Uncle Sam is not 10 be
scaught mapping respecting his rights and in
Rterests in that part of the world. The signs
bof unrest there indicate that something may
Sbe brewing requiring extra vigilance on his
Gnart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
FRANK BURKE RESIGNS
Chief Investigation OF Department ~
Justice TO Eecomc Assistant 10
Admiral Henson

WASHINGTON, J;Ilv an
nnrke. assistant chief of the burcam
OF OF iIh ia, of the Department.
OK Justice: has rendered his rcsiE-
,hatlon. emectivc August al, II Wis
learned today. Mr.. Burke will no.
come assistant to Chairman Rcnson.
OF the shipping Board. He has beer
p raIinan In tho investigation OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

sured of long, long period OF undisturbed
rest after the election. His term in the
Senate expires on the 4th of next March.
and then he will 20 into permanent retire
mont, to recuperate to his hearts content.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Huerta Nvnge, wnr ON n,a.

sion Of BolShcvist newspapers and
magazines In Mexico has been or
dered by President do In Huerta, the
Mexican embassy was advised today.
q Bolshevist meeting, which was to
have been held Sunday. the adVices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Intcrvcntion Not I.ro,,uh,c

WASHINGTON, July ga now
appeal for the Intervention OF tho
United States in Panama 20 guaran-
tee the integrity OF tho national
election Sunda? was made TO tho
state Department today by Or GIRO
urr!ola II w:Ia Indicated at THO
department THAT such action was
imprObablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
ncIsiun Pact win Helm Nr,,.

~ NItIS, July 3O.--CnDtnin Andro
, harucn says in LIilustration TO-DAY
mat The convention between Franco
ana BeiEium. which has been under
negotiation since January, has hnon
completed and soon Will be DromnIt
gated officially; This will add great.
~ 10 the military potcntialitics -
France. he declared VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

ADDRESS ALL con-
MUNICATIOSS to THO
Times dispatch. and NOT
TO individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
The Weather
tFurnis':ed by U. y. Weather bureau,
Forecast

Forecast Virginia.
FUR saturday: Sunday
fair south. thunder
showers north portion.
Sorth CAROLINA
Fiiir Saturday nn,l Sun
day: little ciii,nEo In
trmpcrnturc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Charcoal Ephx Daily Thought.

'Dcy's lot o. comfort in havin' money,
said Charcoal Eph, In mood, but hit sure
would worry me 4 heap wondcrin' what fool
gwine waste hit when lay in my coffin. Eat
bean, Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

In n Broad Street car:
Amt 1t funny, say, aint II funny, how a
man always tells girl he'd die for here"
Yeah; amt it tragic. say. amt II tragic.
how after they get married he wishes he'd
gone and done it?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Love stuff.
COuverRntions.

When bliss Is blister:
I'll be your ;h!thter!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

The extension OF the Richmond ana York
River Railroad from West Point the Rap
rahannock River WILL in all probability, be
commenced at an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

2@-ycar-old youth has been arrested for
trying to e1tort $4,000 from Henry Ford
Ihat Is game that not even the corrurt
voters OF the State could work succcssfullv
on tho manufacturer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

BRA NCII OFF ::
Washington, lilG NcM
York Avenue: Scw, l3tH
City. Fifth Avenue buin-
Ing: Chicago. tropic,S
Gas Building: Phhnuci
phin. Coioniat
building.
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Local Temperature Yesterday.

= II. NJ. Temperature ............-. 81
hhSlnIuIn temperature to : II. VI. s.
Minimum temperature To i. Nj. 80. 81
Mcih temperature yesterday ........
Sormnl temperature Tor this dato Z!
ipcuclcnCy yesterday ............-..
Proficiency since March 1 ........... 80:
Dchciency since January | ........ ~