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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
DE LA HUERTA SHAKES UP
MEXlCO'S DIPLOMATIC CORPS
DIR. Dlnz for ItraxII; Alberto PAM RE-
cniied From Paris. and JlmIucz
O'Farrill Goes to Guatemala.

,x, by NSNOCIltcH PrcSs
ME$lCO CITY. August 3.-Provi-
sional President do la Huerta il re-
ported TO have made the follow
ing diplomatic appointments: Giibcrto
valenZucla, who recently resigned as
Subsccretary of the Interior, Will 20
to SwitZcrland; Jiminez O'Farrill Will
be named charge at Guatemala City,
ana Dr. Alvaro Tore Di3Z. who until
recently represented the Mexican gov
eminent as confidential agent at
Washington, will go to Brazil
Alberto j. PAM has been recalled
from the Paris legation to take an
another mission. and ROdolfo Ncrvo,
at present secretary of the Paris
legation, will remain in charge until
q new minister Is aDnOintrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Two Minutes of Optimism.
Think High.
BY HERMAN D. STITCH
link success" Hartman used to say, land

You can succeed"
The root OF success is the success attitude
they loom large
II you are not enthusiastic over your chances.
You haven't any -
You conceive and achieve the same plane
Think success and you can be successful
Thnk failure and your work bears fail
ure's clrmarks. "
The world tries to give. each man wha, he
honestly looks for-whcther IL is n square
deal. deserved raise. promotion-or in :
stances where he was underpaid, ovcrworkcd
and generally exploited
Lhink the best You know how. think to be
abe 10 work better and at better work think
you VIII get more when you do more and are
ithorc-anu IT'S Il hundred to one shot you'll
or1nE ABOUT what you think about.
our ideals are like the stars
We cannot touch them.
nut ike inc seatarinE man on the desert OF
voters, We choose them ;,s our guides and
following them reach our destination
brains ''i'' anu
,,, GU nave everything thcrefore-except pos
Sibly the right attitude. Get IT,
Think low. and YOU Will grovcl
,oadhh'h mink hiSh-and you can soar.-CopyriGht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Wage for Prisoners.


TO the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir-Ihc question OF 4 wage TO be paid
prisoners mas been under alteration 70
sometime. y wage for prisoners; is not only
Just, but 10 my way OF thinking, is exceedingly
good business. i do not believe, howe v,.r maj
Il wage should be paid unless IL is honestly
earned, and the money realized from the earn
ihSS o! the prisoners work in shop and farm
ahouiu De used Tor the payment of their wages.
iitohsiucr skt!i ana adequate supervision abso-
ihodities or in doing good work. l believe tina
part OF the wages earned by the prisoner
should be used Tor his maintenance. and nm ri
Tor ms ltH!iy or dependents. II must be re
iicihocrcu tiat not only good machinery and
competent toreTncn in sufficient numbers are
necessary but also wiling workers. 1 do not
believe that such willing workers can be Sc
cured unless they receive compensation for
thelr work and have the constant incentive
mat their recompensc will depend on the jr
own striving | believe that the prison shop
can produce as good goods can Il free manu-
lhcturer, ana that they he produced In
iuaht!t! provided reasonable wage is pui
ana there Is adcuuatc supervision and ms true
WORKERS in one snop for long period and the
realization OF the prisoner thai ne can gain
poih material and spiritual profit from Il DAYS
work we'll done. - ' .
. Part Of tho WAGES earned should be used for
the family or dependents Of the prisoner T
hc!lcVc that the prisoners dependents, should
be given a chance and that the men in prison
should be lowed to earn so as to helm The I'M
II the inmate mas no dependents would IL not
he an insurance against future wronl, doing
he could make fresh start on his rclcasey
Work is a healer of many sears: 10 know
how TO work and to feel its Importance is a
lesson which We all must learn If we are TO
succeed in life.
ADOLpH LEwISOIIN
New York, y. Y, July 2S 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
M HnNRY EDWARD WARMER
The Poet.

The Poet.
Born OF fine frenzy, christened by the gods,
socrates Jones lined up with pleasant Fate.
Lack swung before him. and it's pleasant sods
Bcckoncd and lured, beyond That Open Gate!
Gripped he a pen that vibrant was. and flashed
Sparks from Its tip. such rs the ancients
knew;
Up from the Earth into the clouds he dashed.
Riding his dreams through yon empyrean
blue.
Never we're words more rich more OF fire
Never had heaven such hucs. as Socrates
Painted and never had loves fond
desire
Brea,hed SO sweet music through Eilysium's
trees.
But tell me- yr who score the crimes
of men.
Why is 1t thus. that now this genius bcgs
Pot-boiling jobs to hire his magic pen.
RhyminG OF Pork and Beans, for ham and
eggs?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
MINIATURE: ALMA
DUST MARS STATE ROADS
LEADING OUT OF RICHMOND
This 1s Particularly True of Highway
tn Washington md
ChnFlotfrsyIIJr

Dust mars the general good condI-
lions OF roads throughout Vlrginia.
according 10 report Of the Richmond
branch OF the United States Weather
burcau yesterday. This Is true o!
the Richmond Washington highway.
which continues rough around the
Chappawamsic swamp section
Conditions are similar on the Rich
mcn3- Charlottosv road. which IL
somewhat rough in the intcryeninS
section from Richmond to Montpei!er
and from Mineral west
The Richmond Old Point highway
is IN good condition. except for duet.
from lslchomud 10 Ch!Ckahominy
River. and somewhat rough and
sandy To New Kent. Toano and VII.
.!ainshurg. Williamsburg To Old
Point is reported good. except for a
rough scvcn-1rile stretch OF dirt road
Just east o: williamsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
WASHINGTON GETS TERMS
OF DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE
Belgium Pledges Military Support
to France In Fifteen-Ycar
Trcnty
II3y Associated press.l


WASHINGTON. August 3.-Gcneral
terms or the defensive military alli-
ance between France and Belgium III
drawn up by Marshal Foch, OF the
French army. and tho Belgian chile {
OF stan were received hero today In
official circles.
Military support OF France by Boil
gium In future armed conflicts is
pledged upon condition that France
prove not to have been the aggressor.
Belgium also reserved tho right to
remain neutral In all disputes be-
tween the interests OF France and
other nations in Frances colonial pos
sessions. Details as to Frances
pledge TO Belgium have not yet boon
received.
The alliance is to endure for a
period OF from five to fifteen years
Attempts OF Belgium to induce
Great Britain TO join with France in
the defensive alliance the official adj
vain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
STUDENT OF SPIRITUALISM
FOUND DEAD ON BEACH
Professor Jackson crawford, OF Hell
last, at Unique Theory ns TO
''Tnbic Rnpplngs."

ny universal ServiCC.1
LONDON, August d Professor
Jackson Crawford, OF Belfast ono
OF the leading figures Of the psych!,,
research movement in the United
Kingdom. Is dead as n result OF
poisoning. His body was found at
Il lonely spot on the shore.
Professor Crawford was the author
OF me scnsatio theory that table
FapplnGS and other manifestations
nr"dnr"i Nv matter" we're tho re-
sun or activities OF mysterious sub
stances extracted from the bodies of
the mediums during the seances. and
winch returned to the mediums at
the conclusion OF the scances
He had demonstrated 10 sciantists
that his medium. Miss Golighcr, lost
twenty pounds o. actual weight dur
ny 4 scance. out rcgained IL :mmcdi-
the discovery of the body Of Dr.
crawford has created renewed in
terest in the theory OF Father Vaughn.
the noted priest and publicist, that
spiritualism nnbalances the mind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
C0NGRESSMEN FORESHADOW
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE
Delegation Pledges support, Hut De-
houncen Effort 10 Arouse Enmity
Against the United Stnfcs

MANILA. +. l.. August 3.-Thc
american congressional delegation
visiting the Philippine Islands today
attended II meeting of prominent ,I'ili-
pinos here. held to advance the cause
OF the islands independence. Several
AMERICAN representatives spoke
iour government is more devel-
oped than the government of Cuba
at the time the United States recoK-
nized Cuba" said Congressman $. G.
.orier, chairman OF the Foreign AZ
tairs Committee. 1T may be that
after we grant your independence
you would do like Cuba. get into a
little fracas occasionally and mother
WIN nave TO come out and spank
you.
II regret the attitude of some Ma
MIA newspapers. | resent any news
paper or any man attempting to in
cite enmiiy of the United States
congressman j. \. Frcar. or Wis
Sconsin. told the Filipines that the
United States had promised that in
dependence would be granted. and 1t
would come as quickly as a stable
Philippines.
Cong ressman John H. Small. OF
North Carolina, also pledged sifnport
10 independence for the Philippines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
JAPAN REFUSES TO RELAX
MILITARY GRIP ON SIBERIA
Hut Tokyo IL Ia send n Note In
washington Declaring Occupn-
lion IN rcnpDrary

TOKYO. August, 2,-Thcr. ~ M In
ulchtion that japan viii refrain from
CARRYING out military ARRANGEMENTS
sue mas made In dealing with the
nrob!rms Arising out of condition in
Hihcria. The government some time
ago outlined 20 the world covers ia
hoIicy regarding Siberia. ana In It's
aor .ns"fninE note 10 Wash!nTt"n Will
afnnllfy statements IL has sent to Eu.
Iopean CAPITALS. This note, (, Is nm
dcrs,ood here. will poin, out tho
purely temporary character OF the oc-
gWpaton by Japanese troops q! .go,utB
IN the Saghnlicn district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
MINERS UNABLE TO WORK
THROUGH CAR SHORTAGE
Vicc.President Of A. Il. l.. Declares
Coal Famine no Fault OF
JOurncymcn.
fBy Associated Press. ]

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. August a.
william Green. a vice president OF tho
American Federation of Labor. tho
executive council of which body Is dn
session here. In an address today told
ms associates: IF there Is any SUI
!erins during the winter from a
shortage of coal. 1t will not be
charseable to the mine workers, be-
cause there In today actual SUFFERING.
M 'S tho journcymen. due 10 tho
mo owners who are unable In raj
cars enough to chip tho output
lhere arc no wage grievances Tn
pe presented from the miners to the
council" he continued, "rhe val va" 10
Hatistactory. What liz needed arc mora
cars Tor transportation. The men are
ready and willing To work 10 oyertnkc
the reported shortage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
ATTORNEY PREPARES TO
CLEAR DOCKET OF REDS
ElEhty-SiN Communists Caught In
National Kound-Ip Face
Trial In ChIcng0.

l,,,,r. ~ !Nrvllst"d F',,s
CHICAGO, August 3.--With twenty
members OF the Communist Labor
party under sentence for con spiriY !;
20 advocate the overthrow OF th..cov
eminent by force. the state attorney
cal cases at the fall term OF court.
Eighty six Communists thirty
seven Industrial Workers of the
World and three women Communist
laboritcs, caught In the same nation
wide roundup which trapped VII
ham B"oss Lloyd and h's nineteen
associates found guilty hy . Jury last
Eight, remain Ia bc tried
The cIEhty-six Communists vii! he
the next group brought To trial. AS
sistant states Attorney Lloyd Iicth
announce today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE
ALASKAN OIL DEPOSITS
Secretary Daniels Hopes New Fuel
supply VIII solve Pacific Fleet
Irpblcrn


WASHINGTON. August 3.-Savy
and Geological Survey officials are IN
vest!gauing <:cccmt!y discovered oil
supplies In Alaska, Secretary Da.!els
announced today upon his return 10
Washington after tour Of Alaska
and the West. II IL hoped. he said
that the Alaskan oil lands eventually
VIII yield large part OF the oil sup
ply. necessary for thn Pacific Fleet.
Coal deposits totaling between 400
900 ana I0r.uup tons are already in
sight in the navy's coal reserve lands
In Alaska. MIR. Daniels said, with
good prospects for very much larger
supply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Modern.

Mother may / go out to swim?-
NO. my darling daughter!
You stick TO the indoor pool until
More men get into the waterr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
The Poets Corner
The uou.e and ,be uo,,

The House mud the Road.
The little Road says, Go.
The little House says. Stay.
And O, It's bonny here at home.
But 1 must go away.
The little Road, like ME,
Would seek and turn and know
And forth / must, to learn tho things
The little Road would show,
And go ! must my dears.
And Journey while / may.
Though heart be sore for Tho ,t,,,o
House 49,"
That had no word but Stay.
Maybe, no other way e."
Your child could ever know
why little House would have you
When a little Road says. Go.
Josephine Preston Peabody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Morgan Hugs once site.

NEW YORK, August 3.---The vast
enterprises of j. Il. Morgan & Co., in
this city. will be grouped under one
roof. 1t was learned today. through
the firms acquisition OF the Mills
iSuif1ins,. Mt Ntrond and Exchange
Place. This structure, which, for
nearly nfty years, has been one OF
the most notable properties IN the
financial district, will he
rcpla ced by Il thirty-threc-story office
The property adjoins the
present Morgan banking house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
REAR-ADMlRAL GRAYSOH
STARTS ON HIS VACATION
While House Physician Declares
Presidents Health Makes Special
Care tlnncc~ssary

IN tssncln,ed -,

Nv sssrc!ated T"osN.f
WASHINGTON August 3.-Rear-
Admiral Cary Y. Grayson. President
Wilson's physician. started on his va
cation today. explaining that lie was
going 10y direction OF the President.
DR.. Trayaon said tho President had
SHOWN such marked Improvement of
late that II was not necessary 10 put
HIN In the care OF another physIcian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
AQUlTANIA MAKES EFFORT
TO BREAK SPEED RECORD
new OH Burnrrs Enable Liner TO
Sail :t..S Knots mn
Mn A..oolntei -.

NEW YORK August In an e.
Tort 10 establish u new speed record,
We !iner fqGitania, Travelled at an
NFcras" rate OF ?3.2S knots an hour
from noon sunday until noon Mon
Jay according 10 wireless adviccs
from tho ship received here today.
lhe Aqhithnih, recently equipped as
SOnthhnLn,on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
No D,vidcnd. on cotton on.

NEW YORK. August 3.--The Board
of Directors of the American Cotton
Oil Company today DECIDED not to de-
clare any dividend on the common
stock until the prices Of commodi-
ties and general business conditions
shall he more nearly normal" The
last dividend on the common stock
was one per cent. distributed June
/, 1920. The stock mas been on a
per cent per annnm basis since
1916,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
NATIONAL DEBT is REDUCED
$76,404,453 DURING JULY
Reduction Through Retiring Treasury
Certificates Leaving Public Debt
S24.222,aI7, 0I3

U,c,I1 I W n;ANs sS i'rcss ,r
gross national debt was reduced a
total of $7G.40+.453 during July. ac-
cordinE to the Treasury statcme mt
today. This leaves the public debt
at S24. The reduction was
accomplished through the retireme Mt
Of that amount OF Treasury certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Alleged Desrrter Arrc.,ed

KNOXVILLE, TENN. August a.
Carl stevens. aged 22 years. alleged
desertcr from the United States Army,
who Is charged with having probably
fatally shot Mrs. Mildred Young,
aged 10 years. at her home last Sat
urday morning mt o'clock, was
placed under arrest today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
IRELAND TO BE RULED BY
BRITISH COURTS-MARTlAl
Military Courts To Take over Dut,
OF Coroncrs and Trial by
Jury to tie abolished.

7 IIy NSsnCIattU IftNv.
LONDON August 3--Duties OF
crown tribunals in Ireland will be
taken over by courts martial. even
10 the extent OF settling civil dis
putes. iniiiction OF fines and the bind
ing Of accused persons over to keep
the peace, under the terms OF the
new Irish bill. which was made pub
lie today.
Military courts also will take over
the duties of coroncrs and will have
the power To decide eases without
jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Yne OF the tasks TO which the league OF
ions Will address itself is that OF remov-
& travellers grievances in regard to pass
IT'S, etc. AT present every frontier is Il
$lbed-wire ENHANCEMENT of red tape. 1t
yAeshes alike well-meaning, as we'll as
.Y-intentioned, travellers both going and
ding"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
DAYS CENSUS REPORT
Population of Southern Towns md
cities shows an Apprrciable

tRy issoCia ted Prcssl
WASHINGTON. August 3.-Popula-
ton Of other Southern places an
nounced today included ST. George,
S. C.. 1856; Summerville. S. c.. 1850;
Jonesboro. Ga. 1860: bonneville,
ST. Mathews. =. c.. 1850: Datesburg.
s. c., 2.S4S: Brooltland, S. c., 1903:
Lcesville. S. c., .216.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

franklin Rooseyelt's campaign tour of the
3 West may not be OF the bigstick, slam
sg variety made famous by his late kins-
a, but ii should prove equally effective
ssady he has proved himself an upstand-
4 two-hsted fighter, worthy of the name
Sbears, and he is more than likely TO at
Ut to himself tremendous following out
Che country where oace Teddy" was a
Ssehold word
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
WILL GRANT PARDONS TO
HERR KAPP'S FOLLOWERS
German Rcich.tnE Adopts Amnc.ty
biii After Long and Animated
Drhutr
~ Associated Preaa

=, L IsT'T''' hWEUst Z.-FirdONS VIII
ne granted all persons concerned
WIN the Napp revolution here last
March under the terms OF the gov
crhment amnesty bill which was
adopted by the RcichstaE today after
iong and animated debate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

go inulann- 744 Tho Southern state near
sst her ~ Maryland. with 47G Tho state with
,ne smaiiest percentage Of illiteracy. Oregon.
IL. contributes nfty-one Of a population a
fourth that OF Virginia
virginia is the residence OF 342 Of the per-
sons listed In the book. Naturally Richmond
nus the largest share Of these--62
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Federation on the part of Senator Hard
Hand his mouthpieces of their determine
y not to permit the Dem ocrats TO evade
II league of nations issue has reached
Il limit of political Stiffness. inasmuch
all the evasion to date has come from
4 Republican camp, beginning with the
2fety, doublc-faced plank inserted in the
Scago platform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
REAPPoINTs CULBERTsoN
President Wilson Names Knnsnn IA
Member OF United states Tariff
Comm fSsion

lf ~ ,T Z, Ss2cia teu irssss;i ,,,,,,t
S. Culbertson, OF Kansas, was re-
appointed today by President Wilson
as n member of tho United States
Tariff Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
More Typl,us on Frencb I,ner

NEW YORK, August 3-Two moro
cases of typhus developed today
among stecrasc passengers on the
French liner La Savoic. The patierts
boys aged and 10. were taken 10
Hoffman Island. where the stceraEe
passengers underwent sanitary n
spection. One case Of typhus was re-
ported when the ship arrived Suntlav
night from Iavre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

fhe proii,eer now has his excuse for a
q harvest from the increased freight
sbs. 1t is the duty of the government
horities 10 keep such close watch on him
4 he cannot grasp the opportunity to
9act the buying public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
TELEPHONE OPERATORS OUT
Porto Rico Service Stops When warr
Demands Of Employees Arc
Ignored
,,tBy Associated Press. J


SAN JUAN. August 3.-Telephone
service throughout the island stopped
at O'Clock this morning when onnra
tors and other employees walked On,
after a rejection o; their demand for
so per cent increase In wages. An
oHer or 30 per cent advance was re-
fused by the strikers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Great Britain has come around to the
sssible conclusion that Germany must be
ped to stand erect before i, can pay its
Cts. With that end in view, Parliament
~ voted TO advance G5,OO0,00o to the
Sstrate country. There is no hint of
ytanthropy, no rclenting on the part OF
IN Bull, in this loan. 1t is the stern.
st-biooded business principle that a work
u Germany cannot make PREPARATION and
st 1t Will remain voorhees, so long as IT'S
Snach is empty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

You stick to the indoor pool until
More men get into the water"
Simplicity.
Vas indeed Mrs Gafultefsch," said tho
proud though naughty dame, Charles and
have decided to so back to Naturc-back TO
the simplest form OF living: back to what the
Creator intended"
do tell"
Vas indeed. most certainly, my dear We
have already discharged the butler and foot
man and we shall let the maid and the chauf-
feur do their work."
Work
When you work al day and you toll all night
And you gather all the cailouses there are
When you bind yourself to toiling
Tho the hottest suns be broiling
You have picked mighty taniallizing star;
For It isn't
Very pleasant
To be weary
When the less Industrious gang is on parade
And you can't be blamed for kicking
When the gang goes daisy picking
Playing golf. and Keeping cool with lemonade
'ut it's work, work, work, makes the mare 20
And lis labor after all that counts the most
And It's better to be sweating
Than with lazy ennui frettinE,
And I'd rather work than lean against a most
Yea 30!
Rather work than drapc my figure on a post!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
The Weather
tFurnis' ed By U. 8. Weather Bure.u,
Forecast, Virginia

Forecasts virRlhln-
Fnir Wednesday and
Thursday. slowly rising
temperature.
North Cnro1inn-
Cloudy Wednesday ind
L hurs u a $: probably
showers near tho coast,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Picked Up On the Sid

There was n time when a nickel's worth OF
peanuts filled Il bag
The leader of men is usually personal fall
ure.
children say wise things and idiots repeat
them.
vacation season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1920.

snarding's oratorical effort on the occa-
"a OF his front porch campaign opening
lbs added point to n recent suggestion
81 his library is confined to dictionary
IL n monograph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

Admitting that he has no remedies, Sen
Is Harding is seeking TO qualify as Il
isgnostician of the nations ills. He will
lie to produce more than diagnosis be-
sh he car hope TO be accepted as the ma
shal physician.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04

tenator Harding seems unable 10 get the
Jon out OF his head that he is running
81 President against Woodrow Wilson.
gen he reads his paper next Sunday
Fning he Will be made very much aware
Is 1t is fellow named Cox that he must
ack" against. and the latter will keep
& SO busy lodging his wcll-aimed blows
4 he will have no spare time to devote
fyenting his hate" for the occupant Of
White House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Charcoal Eph.s Daily Thought.

l-ess'n some Brothah git familiar wild dc
funds" said Charcoal Eph. in the vestry meet
Ing. Il got a suggestion dat we make de plate
passers trim dey ingah nails an roll up dcy
sleeves. Not dat got any s'picions. gemman
but u ieeile prccaution pow full handy"