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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
WILL STAY IN
CAPITAL DURING SUMMER
Except for an Occasional Week End
Trip, Harding Will Take
No NaCntiun.
tBy United Press. !

;, WASHINGTON. April 25.-rt looks
IKE q long. hard and no. summer in
washington for President IIarding.
:. Despite the countless offers OF
summer White Houses" rendered
MIN by solicitous friends from coast
70 coast, the President has made no
psar Tor moving far from Washing
ton during the annual torrid sar.l.
rev OF the party leaders believe CON
Eress Will finish it's program before
september unless the high Temporal
ture drives through legislation. Un;jI
congress leaves, unless II becomes
involved In endless debate over The
tariff, the President expects TO re-
main on the job In washington
1t Is possible that he may take up
temporary quarters 10" Il portion O,
rach week ut the Mclean home a,
Leesburg. Virginia. This would per-
init OF his motoring in to his deal:
Whenever his presence was neccssi-
tated. and at the same time would
give HIN relief from Washington and
not get him out Of touch with the
nearby golf links.
Recently ne expressed tho hop.
That Congress might settle ita buSi.
ness To enable him to make "A trim
TO Alaska during August. but no
plans have been ;aadc To that end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch, April &c, lS1l.l
DR.. George W. Bagby left the city yester-
day for Danville. in which place he will to-
night deliver his famous lecture on Love"
Hon. ]. w. Stephenson. United States SEN
ator from Kentucky and formerly OF Gull
pepper, is in Richmond stopping at the Elk
change Hotel.
The members of Pine Street Baptist Church
have determined to put steepe and
a boil on their church building. which will
improve It's appearance greatly.
Several of the Presbyterian clergy and
ruling elders will leave the city today to at
tend the spring session Of East Hanover Pres
hytcry at Makcme Church. Accomac County,
Of which Rev. James &. Converse Is pastor.
The third trial of Chahoon has been set for
next Monday. 1t is said that much new tcsti-
mony has been found. and II may be necessary
to send elsewhere for a jury.
The women who were refused the right Of
franchise in last weeks elections in Washing
ton have commenced suits against the COM
missioners in the sum Of $4,000 each for dam
ages. They Will make 1t n test question.
The New York canals have opened for navi
CATION. and all reported In good condi
ton.
Rev. John T.. Edwards. u. D., OF this city.
will be the orator at the public Pythian cclc-
bration in Lynchburg May 3.
The interest the Chesapeake and Ohio
hrst-mortGage loan will be paid in New York
May /.
Rc-cnforccmcrts for tho French govern
ment army arriving at Versailles daily
and being forwarded TO tho front. gem
eral assault on Paris will doubtless take place
in few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
RUBIN AND CHERRY SHOWS
BRING REAL CARNIVAL

Just when, We We're getting tired
or the so-callcd carn!vals that have
been hitting Richmond. along comes
tunin and Cherry Shows, and prove
that there are such things as clean.
entertaining shows OF this character
Oh the road.
y big crowd went on, To the show
grounds at Broad and Boulevard last
night and seemed greatly surprised
at the magnitude aud beauty OF the
attractions and rides carried by these
people, and many were heard TO re-
mart that II WAS tn. biggest and
most perfect outdoor show that had
ever visited Richmond.
sixteen shows. six rides and two
bands seemed TO give universal satis-
faction. and something that struck us
!orc!blN was the number Of ladies
out. ana good order prevailed every
where.
There docs not seem 10 he single
attraction that cannot he visited by
ladies or children. ana some of the
shows are entirely out OF the ordi-
nary from an entertaining standpoint.
Next Friday afternoon all school
children viii be admitted TO amy show
or ride ut the reduced admission fee
or cents. and on this occasion adults
viii lie admitted at 20 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26

In ioul' rcekinS air. because to open a window
misht admit draft. which any near san-
tartan can tell you g almost certain to provo
tatai. While the ventilatinS engineer and the
,""''oF ana tho board OF education arc SQUAD
oii"s over tho manipulation of the Impressive
apparatus. the temperature I'm tho schooroom
so'rs 10 lofty heights and the teacher gets II
eAu"e"e ana feels nauscatcd and becomes so
'.osS' anu tho pupils grow dull--and right out
sue tho tightly closed windows there Is plenty
Va hooo iresh air, just good mir as can be
i'o ahywhere, except that nobody has Il pat
eht on 1t. Somehow Fathcr X nickcrbocker
iuss'hs over his 100000 playthinE, reminds
o"' VI the good old days OF unrestricted bum
'ompe when 81 Simpkins invested $3.50 in
al e'ectric belt to restore his failing vitality
h.sht hundred and sixty thousand seems n
lot 10 pay for fresh air. but the fresh air is
worth II. If delivered according In contract
much simpler. more dcpe nda BILE and m thcr
1888 expensive way to get plenty OF good fresh
81 III ~ schoolroom at all times Is by equip
PING tho windows with plain cloth screens
uo Oh uhoicached muslin. the fun size Of
inc windows This is no experiment. nor does
:. ieq"'re the constant attention OF u vcntiat-
NIB eHs iheer or representative of the cloth
manufacturers You just put on your window
seieehs ana go to it-therell be fresh air for
Ai'' win comfort no loss of daylight no dust
no "ihu, no wet. not even a draf, that uuy-
oody can detect. and n very dcrnitc .,yip, !,
nv eo.'i pH 100. Better managed cities than
Ne" iork nave tried this simple vcntIlating
method and found II satisfactory. pcrhaus II
''"epouy would gild the screens and do them
up IN n lot OF fancy wruppings New York
might fall for them
Dr' 'ohn IL. Todd, OF Syracuse. has observed
cue use OIL cloth screens in city and country
SCHOOLS and before New York or any other
town squandcrs any moro good ,po,ov ~,
PiaythlhSS 1t might be well to look INFO DR.
Todds reports carefully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
ovcrturninr the Fundamentals

a pointed out in the splendid article OF
"A MIR. George Bryan in Mondays Times
Dispatch, the decision OF the United States
Supreme Court last week in two cases
passed up to it for review, that the obliga-
ton Of contract in the form OF lease
between landlord and tenant may be not
only impaired, but destroyed by an act of
Congress or of Il State Legislature declar-
ing that in certain prescribed emergency
conditions" the stipulated terms may be
extended and that only fair rent" not
that agreed upon by the parties. can be ex-
acted. means the reversal Of a principle
hitherto universally recognized in American
court decisions that is fundamental to our
democratic form Of government.
This decision is but one OF several recent
decisions by the country's highest judicial
tribunal in which the overturning of fun
damcntal principles safeguarding the free
exercise OF individual voition not in it's ma
ture an infringement on the equal right TO
its similar exercise by responsible citizens
has been accomplished by divided court
opinion--usually Il fiye-tO-fOur decision, as
in the present cases. 1t were bad enough
IL such decisions only affected the direct
rights OF individuals. but when they reach
out and deprive sovereign States OF the
power to safeguard individual volition for
their own citizens. their danerous trend be-
comes the more alarming.
AS Mr.. Bryan we'll observes: THE anchor
seems to be slipping. Chief Justice Mar
shall said, in the Dartmouth College case:
The law OF this case (upholding the sta
biity of contrac) is the law OF all II
the decisions OF last Monday are to stand.
and the law there laid down is TO be the Law
OF all like cases, then the obligation OF con-
tracts, as 4 vital and controlling element
in transactions between man and man, may
be consigned to the scrap-basket or to the
museum of antiquities whenever Il Lcgisla-
turc can be induced to declare that exigency
conditions exist which justify the annul-
ment or the substantial notifications OF n
particular contract or class OF contracts"
The safeguards of liberty which Thomas
jefferson and his fellows secured for tho
people. and which John Marshall sought to
pcrpetuate in his constitutional decisions,
are rapidly being undermined by judiciary
that seems 10 lightly regard the wisdom
which guided their opinions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA WILL
GIVE EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
Only Three Moro Days Before Fa-
nous Musicians VIII Appear ut
City Auditorium.

Special opportunity ~ being offered
tho school children of Richmond for
hearing tho wonderful Russian SYM
phony Orchestra. In that all the seats
on the stage have been placed on
sale ut nominal price. The orchcs-
ira viii be ut tho City Auditorium
next Thursday night. and among the
numbers will be "Marche Slav" and
Marche Miniature" both by Tschai-
kowski. which are figuring In tho
musical memory contest in tho
schools.
Walter c. Mercer. director OF music
ia tho schools, has announced 10 the
"hiIdrcn the offer of the cheap tickets
made by Robert Smith, tho local
initihScr, and already a large num-
Der OF the seats have been reserved
ut the Sticn Piano Company, on West
Broad street, where the box Office is
located. Music teachers and others
Interested in the younger genera
lion are encouraging the youngsters
TO take this opportunity Of hcarinl.
one OF the worlds foremost orches-
tras. and II is evident that every
tichct IN That section Will be pur-
chased long before the tilnc OF tho
concert.
NThe high estimation in which these
musicians arc held is proved by the
inrt inhi they are TO he heard at
INC metropolitan Opera House in
Sew York. in May, making tho Iesth
concert they h;>e" given in that city
within the very few years they have
hecn IN America. People who appre-
riutc the best In music are always
eager to hear the orchestra under it's
magnificent conductor. Modest Al
Hchu!cr. and the seat sale hero has
been tremendous. There are only n
icw OF tho best locations left. but
those who do not postpone purchns-
ing probably VIII not be disappointed
Anne HUI and Mary Howe, pianist
.. nation wide reputation. who are
70 play with the orchestra. will be q;
pleasing and unique feature. and their
rendition Of Mozart's concert is said
TO me remarkable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
Questions md Answers.

High Time for Baby 10 Eat-wil a small
piece of meat and two tcaspoonfuls OF nashed
potato hurt child 20 months old IL fed twice
day? npc :, ~
Answer.-No.
MIX Dict.-I am taking quart of milk 4
day and find it constipating CD H.
nat can one do to avoid the constipation
that ccurs when one is on milk diet? 4 r
Ahswcr.-An exclusive milk Diet leaves lit
TIC nndigested residue in the bowel, and hence
.ess frequent excavations are natural. Some
fruit or bran gems may be taken
Best Antiscptic Garglc-[iudIv rncu,io,
what you consider tho best antiseptic Eargle
Tor general use in cases of slight sore throat
or threatened trouble of tho kind I mean
something one can keep on hand to use as a
good safe household remedy. r. p A.
Nnswer.-B"ric acid. For use, dissolve as
much as the desired quantity OF boiled water
VIII dissolve AS u gargle use 1t hot every
hour or Two. The same solution may be used
as !nouthwash. for bathing the eyes or for
spraying the nasal passages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
OFFER PRIZES FOR BEST
EXHIBITS AT FESTIVAL

Cash prizes amounting To more than
SSp. two silver cups. and a Lron2.
medal are the prizes offered 10y tho
James River Garden Club the Amer
lean Iris Club. and number ~ in
tcrcstcd citizens for the best OK
hihits in tho Flower Festival and Iris
Show OF tho James River Garden club.
10 be held May ,. and I. at SID West
FRANKLIN Street. Iris plants and prize
ribbons are also offered to the win
ncrS.
Any private flower grower IN the
city may enter plants and flowers
without charge. There are classes
Tor amateur growers. open events aud
one for children under lG years OF
age.
The show will be open from 10
o'clock IN the morning until 10
o'clock in the evening. Exhibits must
be sent in before ~ o'clock on the
day preceding the opening. Mrs.
Thomas :. Whcelwright IL pres .dent
OF this club. and Mrs. Egbcrt 9. Leigh.
Jr.. Is chairman OF the festival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
STANTON APPLIES FOR
100 PAGEANT MEMBERSHIPS

Staunton yesterday made app!ica-
tion Tor 100 memberships in tho Viz
Einia historical Pageant Association.
Although numerous applications have
been received from !nd!v!duals. this
Is the first city In the State TO come
TO INC support o: the pageant which
VIII hc staged here during May, 1872
The Stanton application was made
by Mrs. Emma Tccklcr GanclIy. State
PRESIDENT OF the Society OF Daughters
OF 1912
tonight nj s:lJ o'clock In Blncori
Junior High School at which Mayor
George Ainsli" VIII be the principal
speaker lie VII urge city wide hack
Ing Of tho movement. which will
tring thousands Of visitors TO Rich
inond. giving an outline OF tn. posi-
hlIItcS ~ the spectacle as an attrac-
ton that VIII Keep the city constantly
NciOrc tht cyuA 81 the MhtLOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
The Poets Corner


MAN.
SO they call him n king. and Won
think It's grand
To own scch a name as that
But 'twarnt his fault he was horn
man "
With crown instid OF n hat:
II warn't his fault that he clustered
in y"
with a gold headed. damon. name.
an " aint to his credit that folks
Hes someone with power an fame.
Hes called II king. and guess IFS
nice
But this man ud ruthcr be
y man with name that he won his
self
An not by hercdity:
ia ruther carry good old stick.
An he drivin' the Jersey home
ihan be some sort OF a royal hicl,
With cor'nct on my dome.
Cause 1t aint his fault that he's IN
so high ~
Fer his dad 50 put him there
An, he didn't aig nor no didn't climb
ISy his own self up the STAIR
An mans man who'll get right
where
He's made up his mind to he
Without any iiftin' or parcnt-shift-
Or help OF Hcrcdity.
honest sweat
To iwinc all aroun' my brow.
Jest give me good old hickr'y stick
And Jest lot me drive tho COW;
And III git whore I want to git. nv
JinG,
And I'll git there as quick n. he.
FER man amt man, ner king
king
BY the help Of hcrcdlty
BI THELMA PHLEGAR,
Graham. Va. April 81, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
EMPLOYEES OF STORES TO
HEAR WOMAN EVANGELIST

Practically all the retail stores OF
tho city VIII allow aE many u! their
employees rs they can SPARE to attend
the special service for women only.
which Mrs. Victoria Booth Cilbhorn
pcmarcE'. evangelist, VIII crnduc, NJ
the city Auditor.um this Afternoon at
$50 o'clock. She VII! sprak on Love
and Marriage" Some or the largo
stores which VIII permit their ON
rloyeH to l"av" curly tn hear Nrs.
l'cmarcs, are Miller &; Hhoahs. WcTs-
berger Company. J. II MObby Co.
F"urGurcan. Temple co. Thnlhimcr'R.
several Of the and 10 cent stores
III" Western Electric Company and
other firms employing large numbers
OF NnllnG Mnnln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
VOTE ON APPLICATIONS
IN SCOTTISH RITE LODGE

Applications Of n large number or
mon FOR membership in the Scottish
Rite Masons wcr" voted on last night
at the first assemhlaGc II the arder
In IT'S new temple. at the corner OF
lark Avenue and Harrison Street =
llSt OF names 20 l." acted on a. tho
Nav meeting was also voted on
III" May meeting viii pNccGn tho
spring ceremonial. which has been
set Tor May 3n-3l and June l-2 whom
~ is cNDccfcd that more han 400
mon Will he taken into tho order.
1loGr"" teams have been giving rnucn
time 10 study In preparation for the
ccrcmonIcs attending the Initiation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26

on You Kids, Here's Sumpin.-1f you have
advised as laxative aromatic syrup of
Fhuoarn In place of castor oil. will you kindly
state the proper dose? (E EFF
Answer--fes. Aromatic syrup Of rhubarb
Gu. s. 20 Will accomplish all that castor oil
chn accomplish. save only the alienation of
inc youngsters affection for the cruel hand
mat administers it. Give the same doses MS
you would give OF castor oil. honestly be-
heFe that If good many old foIy doctors
who sttll lnnict castor oil on children could
see Inc light. we'd have less pseudo science
lie good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
MILDRED HARRIS AT
BEST AT BROADWAY

"Thc Woman in the House" at the
broadway Theatcr this week. The
hut his love was cold. The wife was
us true as wife could be. There is "a
child in the play, home by the sea
and Il beast of Jackal i'm human
form. who tore at It heart that was
already torn. Mistakes will occur
and tho man made one.
Have Won any idea what happened?
You probably have not. But it will
he well worth your while to go and
End out what the outcome was The
play Is one OF tho most powerful
portrayed at the thcatcr lately, and
in all-star cast adds strength to the
PRODUCTION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Copyright. National Newspaper Scrvicc)
Thc OutIH.Ycd Draft

Somewhere around the vicinity of Broadway
and Forty Second Street in Gotham Is tho
likely place TO sell goldbrcks.
New York City has recently found $3.50 900
worth OF patent ventiating Installations
worthless. These mechanical vcntiIating in
staliations are warranted to supply ample
fresh air to tho pupils in schoolroonis yet TO
exclude that bugaboo OF all -sanitarians
the draft Tho only trouble seems to he that
tho ventilators do not vent. and the children
in the schoolroom compelled TO langush
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
REDS TAKE HOMORS IN
"Y" DRIVE FOR MEMBERS

Rcd Division Workers. took the lend
in tn" Central y, VI &. y. mcfntcrship
campaign yesterday. reporting thirty
tHc, IN" Whites bringing in twenty
four and IN" Blues twCnty-c!rht "A
total OF cighty-sovcn mcnbcrs .or
the ilrst day.
IN enthusiastic meeting OF TN.
team workers was hold mt sunpcr
last night and was addressed bv *
Brooke Anderson. a former member
OF tho Central ~" who has recently
returned 10 Richmond after three
years service In I. ~. -. \. work and
relief work in the Far East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
"lS0BEL" DRAWS MANY
PEOPLE TO THE 1915

lanes Oliver Curwood's imaEina-
tive mind Is pictured on the scrcen
at the Isis. whtrc House Peters il
starred in 'Isobcl. or the Trails
End" Laughs, sorrows ana tears are
injected INTO the picture, which has
Occn we'll screened.
Jane Novak. who plays the role OF
isohcl.' deserves praise for her act
inS. while the remainder OF the cast.
consisting OF Edward j. pcil, Tom
Wilson. Bob Walker Richard Lnrncd
ana Pearl May Norton. is well bal
anccd. The picture is we'll worth see
Ing ana is far above the average mo-
ton picture entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
LEGION POST FORMED BY
VETERANS OF SOUTH SIDE

y South Side post Of the America n
Legion was organized last night at Il
meeting OF the world war veterans
held in the Hastings Court, Part II.
John j. Wicker was chairman OF the
meeting, and w. l.. Price. acting sec
Rotary.
Officers OF the post were elected
as follows: Charles w. Maurice, com
mandcr; H.. Y. Hawkins. v!cc-coIn
mandcr: X. Lynn Pickett. adjutant:
IL. Il. Johnson. finance officer. and
Rush Loving. chaplain. The cXecu-
tive committee includes Dr. Il. G.
Hooker. J. G. Duvai. IL. l.. Hines, w.
j. Miles, G.. NJ. Bass and Il. l.. Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Iheater Calendar
ACADEMY--kelth vaudeville.

ACAbEM f--Kc!th vaudeville.
HlJoU-Bcrt Lytcll. Ia "a Mes.
sage From Mars"
iSlS-iiousc Peters and Jane No.
wax. in "lsobcl."
LYRlc-Mao Murray. in The
Gilded LILY"
oDEoN-Betty Compso In
PRISONERS OF Love"
NlcToH-Jack Hoxic. in ICY
clone B.!ss."
REN-raul!ne Frederick. In the
palestine Case
Ei.uEDlitD-Iiarry Carey. In III
Only Jim"
Observation-Disclosures Harris. In
The Woman in the House"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
DR.. Higgins VIII spcnls.

Rev. II. 5. Higgins. pastor OF the
First BAPTIST Church, In Petersburg,
will address the employees OF the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company
and their friends ut the company's
Y. NJ. c. A, at the Reservoir term
inal. this evening at 8 O'clock. Spc-
cial music will he directed by H. Leigh
Smith. General Secretary w. L. Zines
will preside at the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
SAINTS GROTTO TO INITIATE
LARGE CLASS TOMORROW

4 large class q. novitiatcs Will hc
initiated tomorrow nigh, into tho
SAINTS Grotto. Mystic order Of the
Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted
realm. and every effort Is hciur: made
10 give them the best that can he
provided.
Plans are now on foo, to take Il
train load OF the members Of the or
der to Atlantic Guy in June, where
Il conclavc is To be held. 1t is cx-
pcctcd that more than $4,000 Prophets
Willie present. including a train from
California;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
Many Are Registering.

rs the CLOSING day Tor registration
approaches. the number OF persons
DESTROYS OF qualifying for the excr-
else Of the franchise increases, as IS
shown by the crowds which gather in
the Office OF city Treasurer Pace. But
Two weeks remain in which 10 pay
poll taxes and qualify for tho August
primary and the November election
The Office OF Central Registrar Wood
SON has also hcen busy. many persons
declaring their intentions by having
their nAd.GS placed upon the books
after the payment OF the poll tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
INFORMATION BUREAU

inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting ON legal nnh medical
subjects, arc answered free. As NIL
inquiries arc answered directly by
personal letter, scIf-ndtIrrsyctl,
stamped envelope ~ required. Adj
dress The TfmcS-DtSpatch Inforn,u-
lion Burenu, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
VIcc-I,rc.idcu, coolidre

MIS-. T.. q. C.. Glovcr.--Caivin Cool
idse was born in Plymouth, VT, July
T., ISL: is y. u. of Amherst, 1895;
IlH d., Amherst. Tufts and Williams.
1919; studied law with Hammond e
Field. Northampton. Mass: began
practice at Northampton, 1897; pres
Der state Senate, l3l2-lo15: Lieutcn-
ant Governor. Mass, i9l6-1S; Cover
nor, Mass, two terms, 1920. DO
not know IL he belongs to any church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
Yep, NIL.

The horny-handed OF toll who had
neaFcd hcaTyweishts right along with tho
gang All day and worked faithfully, opened
his dinner bucket and hauled out a string OF
hot dogs.
I've done my best today" he said land
when fellow has done his best he's entitled
TO his wurst"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
w'oundch Veteran. To Meet.

IYNCFIRITRG VA. NDril oE-
Announcements ia made hcrc that tho
veterans Of tho I'nivcrsitv NJ Eirrini,
base hospital forty ono. which was To-
lated near Paris during the world
war. will hold its FIRST reunion. Junc
{. at III" University Of Virginia. AZ
tina: time an association is to be
formed for future reunions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26

ply of money to meet the legitimate needs
OF commerce" n: all times, their presenta-
ton by the former comptroller and present
Richmond banker will have accomplished
valuable national service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
Up With the Times
Ily II. q. III.

This NS Ka stuff the Prohibition Commits
sioner Is about TO release may be a very fine
kickful beverage. but it sounds like Chinese
for the d. It's.