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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
OUR OWN nEvuE-IN.
September 1t. 1919


September IL, 1910
Ca Reader writes: Thanks for your revue
and won't you please reprint one OF
your verses beginning Sweet the song OF the
morn from her loft in the hills? II should be
memorzcd by ever lover OF the noble ia Ma
ture.' We delighted TO obliGe SUCH dis
eliminating Nature lovcrJ
Sweet the song of the Morn from her loft in
the hills
TO the mead where the daisy is growing
Sweet the song of the Morn in tho voice OF the
rills
That ripping. to rivers are flowing.
Far-stretching the meadows to where the sky
dips,
And soogeously green they roll;
All Nature seems clinging to passionate lips
And Love has sigh in her soul.
Fair the brow of the Morn. that is famed by Il
breeze
That is sweet with the breath Of the folds,
And the gods build n lyre in the limbs OF the
That motif Of happiness yields
Her crown is Of gold from the Monarch OF Day,
And her sccptcr shaft from his beams
And the world that is glad is the sweep Of her
sway.
And Eternity stages her dreams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Convicted Out OF Their Own Mouths


= OVERNOR COX is holding TO the trail
~ of the Republican National Commit
tees money dggers" with grim persist
encc and the evidence he is producing TO
substantiate his charge that the committee
mas deliberately entered upon scheme to
carry we e'ootion by corrupt methods has
a.la!heu inc proportions or absolutely con
,'hcihs pFooi. cut Oh their own mouths is
he eohS'c'ihR inc partys leaders OF the
,,"t" VI every charec ne mas made. From
'"e sr"us'hs adinisSIohs made by The chair
""n anu 'i'"surer Oh me committee III their
".S'i'io"S before the senate investigating
ne Turns TO .'he written record
~, .ne!t o"" N'c'oe" ac'VihcS ana reads
."r' eii"h '"e PROOF ihat conNicis them OF
IS 90 pcloFc 'ha' houy. lie has
WV, -, '"E" !" 'her own wen Of deceit
80" '"'''""'"'
Ihe record also supplies the proof of
corrupt intent III the extraordinary precau-
! tlohs Tor secrecy regarding both tho size
/ ana thc sources OF the subscriptions. to-
! WIZ: Large subscriptions might well be
l reported piecemeai daily At the luncheon
'oi prospects,, each liberal subscription
/ be!hs reported without the name of the
J SUBSCRIBER No Instructions to
( team captains or workers should be printcd
as care must be used that nothing is left
! on tables, at luncheons or dinners, that
"!sn' iaii INTO the hands OF any one that
mls"t siVe publicity to such material. e"
( ne disclosures present an array OF damn
I flrslt 70 Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
SEDEMTARY LIFE lessons
FRENCH WGOR, PAPER SAYS
No Harmony Between Effort Imposed
On Brain and chance
Given Body.
Iny l'nlversl.i Scr,.ic, !

i!StiS, Sept. 1.-The intellectual
elite Of France is undcrslsc. under
weight and suffers from dental trou-
blcs. which nre the GigHS OF NAL
nutrRion. according TO the Paris 10
Matin.
Since ti1e wttr students have had
20 make un for lost t!n- 10 such an
extent that they have SACRIFICED Their
physical force for mental progress.
There Is no harmony bctwccn the
effort imposed on the brain and the
chance given Che body, physically. 10
rccunerate from the strain. IN"
French student OF today n he woul Il
follow the demands OF professors and
curiicnlumS, must .r.ac Dc;wcon
twelve and thirteen hours IN 'u,oI!cc-
tual labor Counting the hours ror
sleep and meals. tho conclusion ~
arrived 1T TINT the student spcncs
between twenty-five and twenty. Arcs
hours day III more or less sodcn-
tary way.
The only remedy for this disrc-
gard OF physical well being. which in
the long run will run down tho men
tai viSor Of tho French race. Is 70 10
found in system OF education whS,n.
Ike the american. will give the body
4 chance "a grow as Well US the
mind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
chmoud old
NEW YORK COMPANY WILL
BUILD TEN TANK STEAMERS
Equivalent OF Excess Profits r'aycs
10 he Used in Construction
Of Vessels.
my Associated Press.J

lby Associated PrcSs.l
WASliINGToN, Sept. I.-huthor-
iaation FOR construction Of ten tank
steamers aggregatinG l2I geo dead
weight tons. under the provisions Of
the merchant marira act. which per
miis ship operators to devote tho
equivalent OF their excess PROFITS
taxes to shipbuiiline, was given the
Standard Transportation Company, of
New York, today by the Shipping
Board.
Four Of the irnkers Will he built
at Quincy, Mass, four at Camden,
y. j.. one at Saavrows Point, Md, and
one at san FraIc.ico
The board FOR the first time gave
its approval for the construction or
"A wooden schooner under these
terms, a iive-masted vasscl Of this
type to he built a! New Castle. Maine.
for the Boston Maritime Cooperation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
hiINIl1URE AL,I.ENC.
HIGHWAYS ARE REPORTED
IN FAIRLY GOOD CONDITION
Chnppa~nmsic swamp Only Spot
watch Mars SichpIond- WASH
Ton kpud--!tcpcrt.

Except for The new Ill at south end
Of Chnppuwamsic Swamp the high
way on the R!chnondW as h!nG[ or
road Is in geuorally good condition.
according 10 The report OF the Rich
monh branch OF the United States
Weather EUrcau yesterday.
Tho Richmond Clnrksville highway
is stu :. iiLt!c soft between Dewitt
ana Lewis Crossing: otherwiae n ia
IN fair condition. The highway Of
ne R!chmon' charlottesville Road
is mostly good to MONTPELIER; rough
TO Cuckoo. Though In better condition
than II has been, ana fair west OF
cuckoo. The clay sections OF this road
arc drying out.
Dirt sections on She Richmond Old
Point highway are improving some
what, but sti!l are mostly in poor
condition, the report shows. Tho con-
crete sections are excellent The RIy-
cr Road t3onth) IS in fairly good con-
dition and Improving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

Up With the Flag to
Greet Southerners Who
Fought Under 1t for You'll

When the American Legion, De-
pnrtment or Virginia, conyencs to-
day, and ns the vanguard OF the
veterans of the I:iGhticth Division
arrives for The reunion beginning
Saturday, from how many homes
md business cstablishmcntn In
itichniond will old Glory De nyIngf
In the profusion with which the
Stars and Stripes nrc displayed
these veteran visitors Will rcIid the
measure OF the welcome which in
extended to them. They may not
be expected Ia know TINT Rich
inond. patriotic to the core. Gis-
plays the iinS only when dceply
stirred. and IL Its absence lie no
tnbte they will have but ono con-
c'usion, n mistaken one. ia put
upon II.
Their Thought Will Ire TINT Rich
inond IN not Interested sufficiently
in their return Ia the xcencs OF
their apprenticeship for yvnr 60 nun
up the coiOrs they followed in
France tiint Hprld might he
saved.
They must not be permitted to
believe that, ,or u 80 not true.
From every building In Richmond
the nnE should be Aging today, not
only M sii;n of welcome. hut ns
symbol of thank fulnrss for the
armies, OF which these young men
were part, which turned back
tho enemies OF civilization and, If
rejoicing that they have been
spnrcd 10 rcv!sit tho ci,pitni of
Virginia.
Let Richmond's display OF tho
hng during the visit of the citi-
hcns who became the finest sol
dicra IN the world rival the henrt-
sHrrinr mnnifcst alton or Arn,isticn
Day!
They made that day posaihle:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
CONTESTS Will THAT GAVE
BIG ESTATE TO SUFFRAGE
William Scison Cromwell DccL1rrs
Mrs. Frank Leslie IVES pf
tusOunu Mind.
ny .N,g9c atcd grss,


NAV Uahi, SepS, I:--W!iF;ln
day H!ed uut!ce In the SurrUga,es
COuri here that ne wpulh conlcat a..
att.mp. ~ Mrs Henrietta Il Iiuri-
Mrs. Fruak LcsI!c, Which lot Tho
hulk o.! nor valuable estate W Mrn
Carrie Grammar Cltt for the cAuso
%! WoIHU Suffrage.
rrnHu'C OF the will SO; aside 80 she
ma5 --H'rst the oaquc,t 10 Mra. Gait,
Nl-,h ~ a!!cG 4 - have been made
So ne Mrs LcgIlc was Of urEounL
mind. aud uuUa!y influenced by tho
FuurIT" loader. Tie petition 10 re-
"p"u IA. ga5c "aF granted by Sur
rosatr James ~ Foley. Nj Cro,n-
wei. g. no.iC. OF his intention 70
ApleAl irom INC au.rOEatn.s ar,lfa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
NEW ENGLAND COAL.
PRIORITY is SUSPENDED
Interstate Contrne rec Commi.sI,n Art.
~ itriicsr Congestion nt
Ports.
fBy hsTrcIotrd rrcFr.
cflI N.f,IsINs g. -

NG~FfINTEION, S-OI l-Nw!rg 10
~" Interstate Corhmerc. conrn!ar!on
to-day @us pended Cor gye iayr. serin-
ming iomprrJw. rs recent order Civ
Ink prloi.:v TO ,p.l srlnmcrta by
water ia New EaslHrd Statea.
tcCuTdiug so the order coal hcIi
under pTiur.'y IN railroad ears 1T A.
lanttc ports las rcsultad IN uaGUa de-
lay ~ rail equipment az CHIPS ara
not available i"s loading. Is a,i.,-
pending the prslT!ty orier, rio coin =
mission hOpcs - CEl Ia" congestion
and release many coal cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
C0RNED BEEF WINS IN
BATTLE WITH SPAGHETTI
Judge Rnlca II Ia Unfair TO Force
1rishnian Ia Live on mn
Italians Diet.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l.-Joscph
Amato, an Italian. was granted al
Eorce from his wife, Maud. who is or
scotch-lrish descent
she wanted corned beef and cab
page every day. your honor" said
Amato. - am an Italian, and / can't
cat IL ! like spaghetti. macar oni and
other civilized dishes like that. pui
she wouldn't cook Them
am not going 10 pass upon the
re;ativc merits Of corncd beef ami
cahpa"e as compared 10 spaghetti ana
inacaron.," sd id Judge Thomas era
nam, but | do not think II right 10
Try ana force an italian TO live on
an iriShnan's diet or an lrishfnan 20
I'VE on Gpashetti or mncarnnI"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
FEAR EXECUTION OF MEN
No Information Comes From Mexico
OF Kidnapped American and
British Subjects.
lBy Associated press.l

ny NHHoCIuteu Pr"ss.
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1.-Complet g
lack OF information as TO the where
ahouts of SANDY Gardiner, n United
states subject, and w. u. Johnson,
4 British subject, VINO We're Kidnapped
more than week ago by Tcdro
Iamora. the Jalisco bandit. gives
riso 10 Tears that both may have boen
executed by the outlaws.
The Faint hope tina, the prisoners
made their escape during the recent
hght at Rancho D!YiS!dcro between
iao bandits and government troops
IS waning with the failure to receive
tidings from Thorn or from their re-
leased companions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

||t%With Cuban retiners Offering sugar at
!AAy,cents the pound aud finding no takers,
|HHe is minded to inquire as TO the where
i$Houts OF the old-fashioned person who re-
|iHainhers when sugar sold for rs cents the
|bShnd at retail in Richmond and even ut
HIT prico was doled out grudgingly in
United lots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
The Poets Corner

a CAPTION. -
No. Lusila,
There Is nothing
THAT shoum fright -rasa.4
blessed souls
When you go To
Cast your ballots
IN November
At the pois,
Encn OF YOU win
liayc your preference
AS to
Candidates ana such,
When you're ready
For tho voting.
Dearie, Just tlrovS
IN the Gluten.
/! you like .hc.o
smooth nced helter.
That's the way To-
cast your vote,
Though there may DO
Some hat like tham
Mustered q la
Billy goat.
But, Lucia,
w" allure you.
In the namo OF
Pretty hats,
Not to vote for
Any fellow
IL HI wears n
Pair OF
Spats,
Clark McAdanos. .i,, CT r ,,t. -,
Dispatch. = NNsa 'f.os I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
COTTON FREIGHT RATE
TO EUROPE IS SLASHED
Drcrensr OF 4" l.. Cents From. f:yuf
Forts to jiayrr ~
Announced,

NFIMIEiIH. iENN. Sept IA de-
e'e.,S: or - ~ cents = hundred
pounds In tao oNDpr, rate of co,
ton from Eu!f p"rra 20 ulvrt, FRANCE.
was Announced today hy r. l. Tnro.,-
morton, seneral gent for the Aln.ri-
can overseas |orwHrOi. $ Company.
LIVERPOOL ana Ma1ch agler a!-u on
Ia IL cents n hGndrc, from rates
recently quoted, MT 1hroeanorton
said. on EJsh dDna!," cotton tho
'li"vre rate u reduced from si.7S IN
si.32 IL, and on standard hI!ca croui
y TO yl5Tl-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

Ri In the maze OF political charges and
Pccaat ercharges, let no one forget that the
Ireal issue III this campaign is American
Honor vs. American dishonor. Cox stands
flor one, Harding for the other. The for
imer proposes to keep faith with mankind;
lthe latter TO repudiate the nations pledges
hnake OF the Versailles treaty scrap OF
I14per,f and clasp hands with Germany in Il
.Ekameful separate peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Allcndonr Mnkes I..cnne.

JUAEEZ. MEXICO, Sept 1.-Dr.
Paul Is. AltendorL who claimed he
was Il secret agent of tho United
states in Mexico during the world
war, and recently arrested in Mexico
City and ordered dcportcd as per
nicioug foreigner" escaped from TWO
guarding him during the night. it bo-
came known today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
JAPAN TRIES TO OBVIATE
DEPRESSION In BUSINESS
Government deposits Money ia Pr
waite banks for UAc or MnIlu-

WASHINGTON. SEPT. I---iYnnnea,,l
assistance is being offered ~ The
Japanese government to certain In
Huatt!es W;th new 70 pre- sentini:
incEciI Attach+, James T. Abbott. M,
tokyo today reported TO the D.u,.rs-
inent Of Commerce.
Considerable surB OF noncy bayr
pee a deposiL.d with privato banks
by tho Bank Of Japan Tor Tho use nf
a:hi- cotton and s,SE.r manuiactrrr,
cfS. the att&c1o said. enahi.n.; Tho
payment of better price for r,n,
materials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
nonrd Soils shinynrd.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l.-Sale OF
yard, Jacksonville, Fla. to ELI Ness.
OF tho Ness Trading Company. OF
savannah, Ga, for $1,700,000. was
announced today by the Shipping
included In the aale or the yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
w. 5. COLVER DOES NOT
WISH TO REMAIN on |. CO.
Chairman ~ Iindy Writes I,r.zSs,fs.nt
lie DEStrcs tN EngaSt. in Px;untr

WASHINGTON. Sent 1,--cyb,,-,-,
W. Il. Colvcr. al the Federal T>r.,d,.
Commission notified President WI.
son touay thu, he din rot uts7, hi.
name c9nslderra Tor rcappo ntTncn1
OF his term. September "a. In bs:
letter Mr.. Culver said ne dcsinz, ~
| engage In pri1a.'e Jusincxs ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

expected it to volunteer spontaneously and
joyousy. But it did not, aud now the re-
quest is urgent, for Of the thousands of
seasoned veterans who will honor Rich
mond with their presence accommodation
for not more than 1000 has been arranged.
Richmond's loyalty TO the Eighteth surely
did not cease when the armisticc was signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
hsL Mctnn,m nmr:nl,, n.<-,

TMtItIS TfDNN.. Sent l.-.J,,sh
lions TOR the REGAL! of Mayor painc
ara nus iour associate city commits
aioncrs were placed IN e;rcuistion -
day The petitions aiicge negitgencn
IN tho conduct OF Varions rnui,ict,,,I
dcpartmcnts. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

ll1f the Republican campaign committee
iih get PonZi out of his present troubles,
s. may persuade him to join its army OF
fibney diggers." Why not constitute him
lie "mop-up" reserve division? He has
s,1y demonstrated his ability to 'get the
IShey," and that is the important thing
t.sfhis campaign, according to the COM
ittee's official bulletin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Break. Livcrpoo,-oucb.c ncco,,

>S)NTFE AL. Sept. 1.-The Canadian
Pacific liner Emprcss OF France.
which arrived at Quebec YESTERDAY
Quebec trip, doing 10 Journey In i,vo
days, twenty-rhree kSurs, at was an.
nounced here todaSe y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
GENERAL SEMlNOFF HURT
Lcmdcr Of hil-Itunstan Forces Rcmn-
ants injnrcd In Nine Explosion
ut CLit.,

HONOLULU, Sept. 1.-Gcneral Sem
moi, commander of the remnants OF
the Ail-RuSs!.n forces In Siberia. has
been seriously wounded in mine OK
rlOSion in Chlta, and twenty OF his
followers were also hurt, according
TO a0Vices from IcEing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Love.
February z, 1879

February z. 1879
Sixteen TO sixty-onc,
And oh! the stretch of years.
The heartaChes and the memorics.
The mcrriment and tears.
For one the day is breaking,
For one. the Setting SUM
But love Al 10 palcs before
The love OF 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

y tssNIF..s Bryan has not yet offered his ser
vices to the Democratic campaign commit
teeth stump the country for tho Demo-
THttcfTticket, but nevertheless he is safely
|B8nEGcratic. He will vote all right, and it's
60feas that count.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
October 2S. 1879

October 2S, 1879
All goes { prayah rnectin every Wednos-
day nht," said Charcoal Eph soliloquistically.
IAN I church twice on Sundays but whats de
use when got t. drive goldarned OIL mule
all week? Try q pickle. Mistah jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

all his twisting and squirming in
s1ns. pitiful struggle 10 face both ways ut
" ce on the league OF nations Senator
-, arding has not yet found the courage to
81 ipudiate his ia: asseItfcg thnt'if elected he
o,imonld conclude separate peace with Ger
opaany, deserving the allies and trailing the
Fractional honor in the miro. Even his fan
,fastic plan Of an international tribunal
with teeth" cannot divert the public mind
UIom his proposed national dishonor, and it
sfreauires nothing else to send him into po-
.3itical oblivion in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

2 sRfcbmonds loyalty 10 and enthusiasm for
ae @Eightieth Division was unQuestioned
Lshen that famous fighting force was in
&6'aining at Camp Lee. It's homes were
StBned freely TO them and nothing was left
f8done that might add TO their comforts
I4sHBcrease their pleasures NOW The boys
$4$he Eightieth are coming back 10 Rich
1lGnd--not all OF them, for many Of them
EsbleepIng in France--for ,hair drst an
Three thousand possibly
fS, will be here. and Richmond Is asked
1f8rFcyide sssheIter for them during their
~ sad commentary that it. should
Ito be asked One ]sould have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

Definitions.
CMarch IA. 1879
There's man" said Mrs. Mushly, who has
never done wrong thing had a wrong
thought in his head. lie is what l call n good.
thoroughly good man"
"uh hun" said Miss Flyful, thoughtfully.
But he's what | call innocuous."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Voice of the People

Letters must give the nnne and nddrcsn of
the writer. Name will be published III
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

MaH.'ugn' tsMperatuse 70 T.. :, 80. =.
Minimum t.uucEACuIc - /. 49, - 4
MCLH i.rspurAtHge yesterday t..-... .
Normal temucratuEs 'or tnis tate.,.. :.
b:aS.ss.s a 5ss j.a sf t35 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
=. -ls,HURsnAY. sEpTEMBER >, 1922

sssIItt,ShIaybe if the suffrage case goes to the
aSiipfemo Court OF the United States that
1SttaSYered body will find itself picketed, lob
sihfsf and the justices summoned to receive
I6Fdersf from the Dear Ladies. Why not?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Lost.
Lost.
October IS, 1881

Mary, what became of that pot roast
brought home?"
You'll have Z excuse mo, Mum; It wasn't
my fault. was a-warin' 1t over a.pot o. a
Ter { flavor tn soup when /. slipped off tn
fork an got drownded, NUM-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

e Colonel Preve, Of the Mexican State OF
i -'ampeche, hosting the red nag and for
\ ually declaring war against the whole
World may have occasion to recall an old
American story. y baTroom bully in Ari-
iona, having announced Unchallengcd his
lead mess 10 lick any man in his city, county
s :ir State, proceeded 20 include the mascu-
/ Sine. population west OF the Mississippi.
sFIaying been promptly beaten alnos, 10
sdeath by Outstanding citizen OF Texas, his
6frst remark, as he began TO recover. was
satliat he guessed he mad tried TO take in TOO
ifxnh CHI territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

IFtDTUdTy :, IyI9I
y fat woman doing colisthcnics just because
She has seen pictures OF Annette Kelcrman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

Rainfall !. NoGra ending r.. ". -. NonH
k..ufa.! - Apug- rHG-tc J. - 80. Nrus
EScCs- aimee March as
Excess Sine JUnurgv l---.-........ S,js
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

rate r. -, 49,. .ua,,,,t ,.!..,.-, ;,
iron II mas beeh Strongly iHuluatcH, II not
at9baldly asserted By its opponents that
s.opy olonel House is opposed TO the league Of
Yet in recent discussion OF
european conditions he said this: .'What
aTos needed today is not only allied agree
rt0neut 4on policy bu, also a generalization
put III r.. ~. - H..
GREET Ill toiceS tHaL Stdhh iof Jaw, CGGeF ana
the Justice. We have at hand the instrument
t,.a ior this co-ordination--Ihc league OF ma
adjsons-but IL is not being used with the
!, igor necessary TO bring distracted world
oLiI.ck TO peace. Whether rightly or wrong.
y HI, the fault is being laid at our door, for
81 is said that we are the cnly disiutorestcd
Soap; ton with sufficient economic, political
sd physical power to bring order out Of
s a Taosg In the face OF this outright in
,ow ingJiement ii is difficult TO understand
,ert Z ek sin the enemies Of the league can de-
sta, any OF the comfort that the Cooncl's
M Rpos ition would bring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
I'cnitnis.

tNcvcmber Is. 1889
girl on either side of 20 is merely inter-
csiins: nj 20 she is positively dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
At the Hall.

tApril %, 1879
Tot, ,oot, toot,'
II beg your pardon?"
~ said toot, ;oot, toot."
Again, beg your pardon; -
You're on my train: get off,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Grub Note.
German q let.

DULY 10. 1870
And again the German diet is discussing tho
German dict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

Tuesday WAS Governors Day" at Hard
!ne's front porch in Marion, and the Gov
errors OF several States were on hand. hut
the Governor OF Hardings own State was
not among the namber. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
lncti to lie.
Tie Height of Futility.

tNay :, 1879
company is known hy the men il keeps
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-02

IN Indiana will be kept by local posts,
ard fled with state headquarters on
the death of the member.
Bulletins are to be sent to each local
post of the Legion asking the post
historian to obtain the service record
OF each member OF his post Informa-
tion will be placed on specially pre-
pared blanks. Space will be given for
information concerning each mans
service in the Legion. These records
will be kept progressively. At the
death of any Legion member, his "ser-
vice record" will then be sent to state
headquarters where it will be placed
In special file.
State officers have received notice
that national dues for new members
for the remainder Of 1920 will be rs
cents.
All Indiana posts of the Legion will
observe Armistice Day on Nov. II,
by awarding to service men in their
communities the Victory Medals Ar
rangements have been made for dis
trbutton Of the medals through the
Legion posts. Special programs will
be given by each post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-02
PAINTING and
DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause of such Symptoms
and Remedy Told in Thi.
Letter.

Syracuse, N. Y.-"When com.
menced the Change of Life was poorly,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-02

hospital suffering from serious in
jurics.