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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
State SCORES AGAINST
LEADER OF COMMUNISTS
Court Admits Evidence Showing
Early Activities OF millionaire
Defendant William Lloyd.
my Assoclntc.l Prcss. ]

CHICAGO. July 12.-Tho state to-
nay claimed II Rcorcd It's first victory
In tho trial OF William Bross Lloyd.
millionaire member of the Communist
Labor party, and nineteen other al
legged officers OF that organization,
when Judge Iiebel ruled that nctiv-
ties OF the defendants prior to tho
passage OF the Illinois scdition act,
could be utilized AS evidence. Tho
defendants are charged with COM
pllcity TO advocate tho overthrow of
the government.
=. Tho opening statement by tho
STATE. presented by Lloyd u. Heth.
assistant states attorney, contained
resume of the alleged acts OF tho
uciendahts, which the State said 1t
would attempt to prove. 1t dealt
WIN the activities OF tho alleged rad
icais IN undressing and adopting ideas
winch Mr.. llcth said were promul-
gated IN Soviet Russia. An attempt
was made TO enforce these Ideas In
seattle and in Winnipeg by general
s'rlkcs. The prosecutor said.
Mr. iicth charged that Lloyd. in
nnrlous sncechcs openly said that in
orntr 10 attain the ends OF the Com
inhhists. the present form OF govern
ana arms. The comrades" said Mr.
icth. were advised To dynamite hank.
ana arinories, In order to obtain
FUNDS. arms. and ammunition with
which to destroy the government,
~ the conclusion OF the prosecp
torS statement, attorneys for The do
ienss obtained permission to defer
,,naklhG an opening statement until
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
The Poets Corner

The Two Friends.
have two friends, two p,orio,,s
friends. two better could not
And every night when midnight t,,1s
they meet to laugh, with me.
Tho first was shot by Carllst tbI.vss
m, ten years ago in Spain.
Inc second drowned near Alecante
while 1 alive remain.
love to see their dim whita form,
come floating through the
And g,rievo to SEQ them fade away
In early morning light.
The first with gnomcs In the under.
NV, land liz leading n lordiy life
inc second has married n mcrmoiSen
beautiful water-wife.
And since I have friends in tho
Earth and Sea. with a few
trust. on high,
us matter OF small account to mo
tho way that L may die.
For whether sink in tho foan4,nr
Hood or swing on the triple
Or die, In my bed. as n ChrIat,an
should. Is all tho same to me
-CHAltLES GODFREY LELAND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
SOUTH CAROLINA COURT
FREES CONVICTED NEGRO
Supreme Judges Declare THAT Evil
Thoughts Must become Actual
Deeds In Certain Casts.
tRy Associated Press.


SrhRTANHUKG. :. a., july la.-The
state supreme Court. IN an order re-
ccived here today. SET aside the YER
diet OF guilty and ordered the re-
lease Of WIZ Kelly an aged negro,
of Cowpens. this county, convicted OF
attempted attack upon "a little white
girl and sentenced 10 ten years i'm
prlsonment. The court held there
was no evidence upon which TO base
a conviction.
when man charged with evil
thoughts ripcucd Into action" the de-
cision said, his fellow-;ricrs cannot
rest judEmcn; on their knowledge of
original sin imhcrcu, in the prisoner.
else none Of ur would escape iuds-
ment. The evil thought. which Is
the original Intent. only becomes I'm
lawful when hc who hnrbOrs IL pro-
cecds 10 put II into action.
fhc single nc; OF the defendant.
testified 10 by the female child. does
not tend to prove that when lie put
his hand upon her he had a criminal
intent To so hold would hurt the
law more than II would hurt the
defendant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
ALL STATES REPRESENTED
AT THE RAINBOW REUNION
Three Thousand Veterans OF The
Fighting FOrty-Serond Division,
Eorcgnthrr mt ltirmIn hmm.
tI'v Associated Press.


HiliMlNtiIAM. ALA. july Flap
proNlmatcly 5000 veterans OF the
Forty. second Rainbow Division. are
in Birmingham for the FIRST annua.
reunion or the organization. witch
opcac'l here this afternoon. Repre-
SentativcS from practically every
State IN the Union are present.
Colonel Benson W. liougn o! Ohio.
national commander OF the division
prcsiucd today after being introduced
by Colonel William i. Screws. ~
Montgomery. Ala. former commander
of the One Hundred AMI Sixtyssy-
enth Alabama Infantry. Welcome ad-
dresses were made by Acting Cover
nor Nathan l.. Miller, of Birmingham.
and city Commissioner John H. Horn
Gdy.
The opening session was devoted
chiefly to appointment OF committees
and organization. Senator Oscar w.
Underwood of Alabama, viii address
the veterans tomorrow morning.
An elaborate schedule OF enter
tainmcnt features has been arranged
for the visitors. who VIII Ia here
through Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RECENT SHOWERS MAKE
SOME HIGHWAYS MUDDY
Everything Considered. Ronds Itndi-
ntinE Out or 1tichmoau In
Good Condition.,

Road ConditIons IN NIrgInIa were
reported yesterday by the Richmond
branch OF the United states Weather
Bureau TO De AS follows.
Richmond WASHINGTON Highway
in generally good condition. though
lltti" muddy IN places. due 10 reccn;
showers.
Richmond Ola rk vile Highway tn
very good condition.
Richmond Charlottesville - High
way still rouGht between Montpelier
and Coates. In which scct!dn several
small bridges are Ia bad conditions:
elsewhere the condition Is good
Richmond-Old point-ln dirt Sec
lions there are some rough. muddy
places: elsewhere the highway is
good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
EXPRESS COMPANIES ASK
CONSOLIDATION APPROVAL
niE rive Apply 10 Interstate Com
'r,e conniisaion FOR Authority
Z" Continue Combinations
hy Assoeia,od press.l

.WASiiiNGroN. Luly ic-Approval
SION Tas asked today by the Amer
ian kaii way Express Company OF
s ~ e,,ntinneI operation rs con-
@@'r n,r.a OF the Adams Esprens
80, '"nE' American Express Com
bany. Wells Fargo & Co, and Tho
sour hcrn EXPRESS Company. Geor9o
~ iHy!or. OF New York. president OF
~ oo"nSo!!uated orSan!zution. said
S"i,upo"Uo was needed for conf
,iIi,,' ana additions to existing IA
bankers. he said. II tho conso1ia,, on, OF,
-, 81, oAtinAcd. but IL would be dim.
a.. TOT ne constituent companies 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Advice For the puinit.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispa sch:
Sir.-MinisteIs are confronted with the
problem OF how to check tho spread of non
attendance at Sunday services yet they have
answer in their own hands If they could
hut realize (which is To preach more
stra iEhtforward Christianity and less about
current events
In these days Of cnlightment most people
read enough periodicals 10 keep up with tho
world problems without listening TO any eN-
pounding OF them from the pulpit. yet sun
day after sunday, the minister harps on such
subjects and reads extracts. and sometimes
the whole article. in lieu of a sermon. Then.
too. the average churchgoer hears enough
lectures and speeches Cor could If he wanted
to- in these days OF agitation, so that no
novelty is furnished ON sunday when tho min
lister speaks such subjects, and little moro
is gained than when any other harangue by
any other orator Is delivered.
ly handle subjects within his scope. relating
to the individual and would preach with the
Bible in his hand and not magazine. the
people would gain far, more and be more apt
10 attend scrviccS. Politics and current events
arc all right for those with whom it is in
their ken TO treat such subjects.
w. a. d.
Beaver Dam, Va July r. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
BRITISH-JA JAPANESE PACT
Is CONTINUED ONE YEAR
Interested Governments Notify
League Of Nations They HIVE
Prolonged Alliance.

LONDON, July l3.-C;rcat Britain
and Japan have notified the league
OF nations that they have prolonged
their treaty Of alliance for a year.
according 10 the Daily Mail. at the
same time pointing out that the
terms OF the treaty are in accord with
the principles tf the league.
the reason for the prolongation
OF the treaty. according to the Mail.
is that Great Britain has not yet had
opportunity to consult with the do
minions regarding Il revision OF the
treaty which Is neccssitatcd BY the
elimination of German Influence in
the Far East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
LONDON PULPlTS FILLED
By AMERICAN BISHOPS
Fi"ridn Churrhmnn Tell. ConEreRs-
,ohirrrncc NIX World ArbItra-
tor Inadequate TO Meet i.roblcm.
10y Associated Prcasl

LONDON. July ia mart q 4,
pishops attending tho Lambeth con-
Icrehce OF thc Eplscopailnn Church
"Scup!cd pu!pits in many London
ChurcheS yesterday.
1T Rev. William Crane Grny.
Slsnpp "f The Missionary District OF
SC%u,nern Florida, who preached at
WORK Of the conference, He said th,t
he"riy 800 bishops who were Trying
., -, dtal with the worlds problems felt
10y Yer, Inadequate for tho Job"
thinking the same "a
nr Gray said ne felt the Episcopal
ohurtn should meet Christian Sci
.htiSNs ana extract the truth from
th"ir doctrine, for there is mhrh
truth Ia it," +"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
PEACE LIKELY BETWEEN
LITHUANlAaAND RUSSIA
So.fct~ Agree to Recognize Contain
. Territory Rights posscSSrd by
l.ifiiunniunS.
[Dy AssOcIattd Press,

MOSCOW. July l2.-Lithuan!an and
the Soviet government OF Russia
have icachcd an agreement relative
10 the establishment OF peace, said
Adolfc Jonc, representative Of the
soviet roN1innNcnt in the ncgot!a-
lions, today. He said this agree
Hont included an unders; and!nE as
10 boundaries and Indemnity and that
Russia rccoS IN &c Lithuan!as
rights to wilma. kovno and G-odDo,
as well as parts OF the Province of
Grodno. which are cthnographically
Lithuanian.
Asked regarding rumorS concern
ing possible Polish peace offer. ".
Joffe replied that present indications
were that a satisfactory peace could
be signed only in WARSAW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
FEDERAL PRISONER LEAVES
lRAlN IN UNDERCLOTHlNG
S"ppo"ed 10 Have CrawIed Through
",hS,noom Window While
I'm Route Ia Atlanta

,,NN-g,. ~ N.hOCINlcI T'rrsg.J
o,i - .oEI, y. G.. July 12.-Clad
~ IN hia understanding. George
ioyk to the Federal penitentiary a.
:; ;ttihnta. escaped from a Southern
iSn,:fwny passenger train as II was
IN" man had been locked with an:
o. her prisoner in a draw!ng-roon on
inc rain aud II is not known how he
80, ~ rom IN" roam unless he c.awlcd
through window
iic was last seen by the negro
traln porter running towards n
creek. King Is said to have bcen
conN!ctcN OF an nmtomohlln ihnft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
MEXICAN INDIANS ARE
DUE FOR LONG DRY SPELL
government Preparing Liquidation to
Drive Liquor From Country in
Regeneration Program.
fBv Associated pressI

BY Associated PressI
MEN1CO CITY, July l2.-Legisla-
tion making all Mexico dry" Is be-
ing prepared for presentation to tho
next Congress at the Office OF Pro-
r.sional President de la Hucrta, says
the newspaper Universal.
The Provisional President has de-
cidcd on this step, says the newspa-
per. as n means of accomplishing the
regeneration OF the Indian and half
breed races which are great con-
consumers of alcohol"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

1.-TWO matters OF more than ordinary i'm
spqrtance TO Richmond will come before tho
s Board OF Aldermen for action tonight. one
ais the petition Of the Virginia Railway and
gPoEer Company for permission 10 charge d,
5Sroeat fare, the other the proposed transfer
.gpt the Ford int TO the State as a site for
,SSfhe memorial library and auditorium To
Sthe first there probably Will be little. il any.
;soppositioh In the Common Council there
was but one dissenting vote, ana il is so
ScIearly case OF the city choosing between
ian ADEQUATE car service and bankruptcy for
the company that il would be the sbeerc.,
sort OF folly longer to delay favorable action
sont the petition that now has been uendin .,
more than year Supporting tho pronosed
stransfer of the Ford lot are practically an
5the business and patriotic organizations of
SRichm ond, and it is inconceiyable thar on
3positton sufficient 10 delay prevent it
should develop. Such opposition, il sue
Eessful, would strike Il blow at Richmond
2rom which 1t would not soon recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Helping Father.

Dear ola Dad writes I'm having trou-
bic raising my boy 20 be voluntarily useful:
have to drive him to everything. What do
you advse?"
We reply: odd Scout the best advice we
can give is 10 take good honest look back ut
your own boyhood ii he isn't just about
the same sort of boy you ware, and QUIT
NAGGINC HIM."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

IRA Neil OFtICE ;:
SashinEtoa. illO NvM
York Avenue: >ew l9rN
City. Fifth Avenue Bn,,u
ing: Chicago. rrnp,cs
Gas building: FhiiSn,
phin. Coloniai
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

TELEPHONE: Itnnio,rh
I. Private ftrnnc'i
change connecting WV"
oil DEPARTMENTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
BELGIAN MINISTER TO PERU
DIES AND Is BURIED At SEA
Stricken With Pneumonia. Leon Gui.-
ihin fhsses Awny While Ship Ia
on Coast of Cubn

>.r,,, NV NNsOC'aIcN prcSql
NJ" YORK, July 12.-The death
al sea Of Leon GuislaIn. Belgian min
.Slcr TO Peru. was learned today when
s1e west coast of South America. He
Hicd on July of pneumonia. and his
n@aE was buried at sea off the coast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Fire Destroyn California To,v,

WILLOWS. CAL. July 12.-Fire
which started hero late yesterday
afternoon. destroyed almost the en-
tire business section of this little
agricultural city, causing n loss
variously estimated at from 100000
to S1,000,000. Only three buildings in
the business section escaped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Sir Thomas Upton has set aside Il sum of
Smoney sufficient to defray the expenses Of
gyacht racing after his death should he fail
vto lift the Americas Cup during his life
istime. But, so good sport is he that even
s1oyal, red-blooded Americans harbor secret
swlsh that his supreme ambition will he graft
flied before it is too late for him to receive
from his friends in every
Spart. OF the world where good craftsmanship
IS honored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
FACTIONS CLASH, BUT
PEKlNG REMAINS QUIET
Diplomats DO Not Regard Foreigners
Endangered by Disorder in
China.
Try Associated Press. !

LONDON. July l2--Minor skirm
iSheS have occurred between the
military factions near Picking. but
feking itself remains quiet, accord
Ing TO Ticntsin dispatch To the EN-
change Telegraph fled on Sunday.
The Chi Cabinet. the message
states. has issued orders To the
Chih Ii party 10 cease Immediately
the moving OF troops towards the
capital. The diplomatic authorities
do not regard the position of the
foreigners in Peking az jcopardized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
THREE PERSONS KILLED IN
BREAD RIOT IN ITALY
Little Girl Among Victims OF Con-
Hict with Police at C0rIctO
Pcrficarn.

ROME. July ia dispatch TO the
Tempo from Corleto Pcrticara reports
that three persons. including n little
girl, were killed and several persons
injured Sunday during a conflict be-
tween the police and n crowd which
was carrying out demonstration In
opposition to the rationing of bread.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
GERMANS CLAIM VICTORY
IN TERRITORIAL PLEBlSCITE
Declare Both East md West Prus-
sia Largely In Favor OF Teuton
Sovereignty.
my Associated I'ress.1

LONDON, July ia Berlin mes
sage today says 1t is announced there
that the result of the plcblscites in
West Prussia and East Prussia show
an overwhelmingly German majority.
The plebiscites mentioned in the
foregoing were provided for in the
treaty OF Versailles to determine the
boundaries Of holland with regard to
Eas; and West Prussia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
TUESDAY. JULY ~. 1890.

& Another thing the professional politicians
fare viewing with alarm is the unmistak-
liable signs that the people propose TO have
"a decided say of their own in the cam
spaign now OH and in the election to take
aplace in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
CABINET MEMBERS MAKE
FIRST STOP AT KETCHIKAN
Daniels. Payne and Governor Rtrr. r.,
h""'e TO Juneau with FIotfiin
OF DcNfrOycr,

II r,rr,Ii,y HEsOCInted TTcSJ1
kETCHll<AN. ALASKA. Iu1v 70
Sosephus Daniels, Secretary OF tn.
~ W., John Barton Payne, SECRETARY y
~ nir INC interior. and Governor Thoma 3
LEES Jr.'. OF Alaska, arrived here
today on n flotilla OF dcstroyers. ATar
brief visit they departed for Juneam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

The Democratic nominee for President
Sreceiyed Il congratulatory telegram from
IA Texan with the same name as himself
FLAMES NJ. Cox. Referring to this telegram,
1.-THE nominee said he did not know the
5.Texan, but apprehended that he must be
ia Democrat" No chance for Il mistake
ythere-they are all Democrats in that state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Columbus narbrrs on Strike.

COLUMBUS, GA, July l2-Barbcrs
wen, on strike here today In shops
which refused to grant Increases in
pay. They demand guarantee OF
$1S out OF tho first s25 gross receipts.
and G5 per cent of all additional re-
ceipts weekly. Several shops were
closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
LIGHTNING STRIKES SCHOOL,
KILLS MAN AND DAUGHTER
Fiorihn Congregation Assembling for
RehSious Services When holt
Strikes building
,,p lHy, Associntsd Press.

~ I'E, .tENOt!nf'N PTcas
MA. FLA. July ia specinl
10 inc Times today states that light
nimE struck the schoo!housc at En-
vic ABOUT forty miles north of here.
Just as inc people were assembling g.
Tor church Sunday. and j. Z. Norman
ana ms i7-ycar-old daughter were in
Iw"lVc others were Knocked uncon-
scious The school building was set
on fire. but was cxtinguished before
IL was completely destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC
PROPOSED IN MEXICO
Rebels Stnrt Trouble I'm Chiapns, and
state OF Anarchy In Reported
to Exist.
10y Associated Press

MENICO CITY. July l2-Anarchy
reiGns in Chiapas state as n result
Of the activities of Rafael cal V Mayor
Fernandez. who are trying TO form
an independent republic. the War
Minister. General Gales, stated to-
day.
Francisco cozi Robelo had been sent
to pacify the men peaccably, il posi-
bic. and If not, by force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
If I Should Die.
die tonight. aud lie

II should die tonight. aud lie
Beneath the sod tomorrow.
II those left. with dripping eye
Came gathering round In sorrow.
From what know, think that
Would come to life. inquire
Which wept the HONEST tears . my
friends
or those who wept for hire!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

4 Instead of radicaism invading and cap
sturng the strongholds Of conservatism, ac-
according to advertised program. reactioaary
ssentimcnt seems 10 have reversed the
fprocess and captured a considerable sec
stion of North Dakota, Nonpartsan League
eand ALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Honest lniun.

a Reader says: surely you don't mean
everything you write" Don't, ehc Yessuh
do! Mean everything I write, but l don't
write everything ] mean When | get to
thinking of long haired men and short haired
women jam on the brakes. because the r d is
a family newspaper and censors things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

life and tho people live and make them intcllI-
gent about that life. and upon the work they
90 and mako them skillful in that work. un-
less In the broad sense at least It be vocational
,hen IL is not educational in the highest and
best sense.--Copyright, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
His Kick.

Who WAS it," asked Smirum who was It
that Invented the clock?"
Il dunno" said Spiffum: I'D he satisfied If
! could take a crack at the guy that put an
alarm on it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Cargo OF Danish Butter Arrive..

NEW YORK, July 12.--Forty- four
thousand kegs of Danish butter, each
containing 100 pounds. arrived here
today on board tho British steamship
Mahia from Copenhagen. Tho butter
was consigned to American Importers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Voice of the People

Letters must give the mime md address of
the writer. Name Will not be published II
writer 10 reQucAth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Charcoal Eph.. Daily Thought.

when man amt got mo- money" said
Charcoal Eph. ruminatively. The git de habit O.
kind O. nudgin' off { side TO fear he
friends all know he's broke. Try prunc
Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Bright lInlIc.

Another yarn of n Richmond child who
hcnrd the story OF Jonah and the whale for
the first time. in sunday school.
Waitll | get home and pail that on Dad.'
ne whispered 10 his sister. lie thinks he's n
;ishcrman."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
RATIFY AUSTRIAN TREATY

Chamber OF Deputies ut Prague
Agrees TO the Protection of Nil
norities md AdJ0urns.
IBy Associated Pressl
PRAGUE. July ll.-The Chamber
or Deputies ratified the treaty with
Austria for the protection OF mi.
noritics. Parliament adjourned to-
day until October 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Right, Child!

Vow said the Teacher, can any child tell
me, for what is Mount Olympus noted in fame
and story?"
kid who had been stndying hard on the
chief product of geograph divisions yelled:
"Al kinds O. nuts. Ma'am.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
The Weather
tFrnis'-ed by U. 8. Weather bureau,
Forecast, Virginia
FUR Tuesday and Wed.
nesdny. slight change
In temperature.
North CaroiIna-Gcn-
orally fnlr Tuesday nnd
Wednesday.
Local Tcmpcrnture Ycstcrdny.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
y. ~. temperature .................
MaNmuin temperature to l.. NJ.
ainlmum temperature tn l.. M....
Mchn temperature yesterday .......
Normal temperature for this date. z
pcnciency yesterday :..............
Deficiency since March 1 .......... rs
deficiency since January ! ........ 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

SSsThes third party movement cannot be
5&REhed out of existence, nor can it be ig-
lfyEeA. True, 1t ia q motley, heterogeneou
&&sthat is stcwing and fermenting in Chi
sput of which some sort OF an effective
s&ttcals organization is expected TO develop
42setss5are gathered the malcontents the
k5sfed, the disappointed. the notoriety
kesv, the job-hunters, the honest radicals
he radicals for opportunities sake, the