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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
FRANCE WILL BORROW
HUNDRED MILLION IN j. S.
Will BE Used To Retire ObIiuntiou,
Maturing in America During
Current Year
~ Lnit.N NnMs-

NEW YORK. May 22-A now hun.
dred- million dollar loan To tho French
government The proceeds OF which
are to be used To rctir. French ohli-
cations maturing in the Cnitcd states
curing the current year and To cover
purchases ot raw materials and food
SiunS here, was announced ;onigh,
Jointly hy J. T. Morgan * co. lean
bcsievcs. head Of tho republics fnan-
cial agency in New York city. and
Jean de Rincucsen. Inspector OF
Finance OF France.
y ""uutry-wide syndicate is being
formed 30 handle the new issue.
which Will run for twenty years at
IL per cent. The French govern
nent agrees TO pay into "A sinking
fund $a.hoo.oo0 year in equal month
~ installmeuts, which Will be used
20 retire the bonds. The issue viii
he offered at % ANA interest. yielding
slightly more than per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
TRAVELLERS AID SOCIETY
ASKS $4,000 ON TAG DAY

rive thousand dollars nj icas, Is the
EoHl set hy the Travellers Ala 60
ri''' for it's first ta; day. which lis
TO take place next FRIDAY. under tho
erection of the president. Miss Maid
S''ihSI".l"w, az Mouro" Terrace. for
ne money i said to Toe absolutely
h"c"s"a!y for currcut EXPENSES in
'lHd'nE the salaries ~ tho WORKER
rms organization scrvos III. travel
'rG ruhlir in all matters from The
Ewing OF directions regarding: taxi
labs and street cars Ia In. saving Of
young and inexperienced girls.
i'ui thor" are many other tvpc= OF
Calls. including ia" fnding OF rooms.
hoard, hospitals ana employment for
hundreds OF people every month
many Of th"m old and In frai health.
IL not positively i'll i:oys and girls
"ho have run away from home are
returned to grateful parents contin
n"W*ly and the workers receive many
letters from ih"S" fathers and mothers
winch are plt.fui in their thankful
ness TO the society. rcmarkablc
hummer OF people appear TO travel
without knowing definitely where
'hcy are going, and many arrive and
are out of money. and all or these are
hcIpcd'Ind made comfortable while in
'hc city. That the work may reach
b"th races. there is colored rep
rcSchiativ" employed. and her ser
vices are as much in demand as are
nose OF the white women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
copyright. National Newspaper :crviccD
OGRAru,-,.irAr. y.
Somr1hIu. yn>, 4. t:,,l
Something Just A. Good.

II castor oil is unfit innict ON II fellow
whrn he has been ~ the cj~cua with Uncle
marry ana ovcrla!d square meal OF peanuts
with n couple OF ice cream sodas and "A bag
oil candy then what shall he have 10 clear
OUT the overload Is there any other physic
Just as good as castor oil Cor "A bah or a boy
or even a child?
Something Just good Tha, phrase seems
l" MAKE Dad rcnsivc. lie says it is IN had
vd"r' because it i" usually employed by m"r-
chants who wish to sell substitute for the
lining customer wants Ana furthermore
:aihcr has suffered couple. OF terrible dis
appointments in his carly lifc-my two sis
GERS. 1t seems that father ordered BOYS and
IN both cases Nature sent girls. with "a littlc
note explaining that tho stock Of hovs was
temporarily exhausted and she WAS sending !,
child which she assured father was just as
GOOD as "A boy. y giri is all very well mt In
fathers Judgment she is substitute at all
tor boy.
Dad doesn't pretend to he inspired or any
th'nS Ike that. II. has no second sight.
IL" believes thoroughly in giving medicines.
put ne gives medicines L. produce particular
effect which he deems desirable and no, be-
cause somebody else mas hlind!y given tho
heni'ihe ami the patient happened To set Lct-
ger att"rward. In short. father administers
"'""ic!hcs on scientific principle" not on faith
alone. ON that principle he Is forced 10 con-
Tess that If he were the patient he wouIdn',
take some OF the medicines which are sim
prescribed by many physicians III a purely
empirical wagon faith alone or because so,,a
old timer reported that Juh.. Jones 20, over
his liver complaint after "a course rf calomcl
On faith alone that might he taken To mean
nat calomcl does something To the liver hu;
II fact calomc! mas no particular effect on the
'ver Likewise oil faith alone CASTOR oil is
endowed with :oIn' mysterious healing in
hncncc. though ~ fat II is as irritating as
amy other familiar physic. Dad therefore
believes that castor oil should accompany
,calomc into tho discard
once i'll a while fellow must take some
thorough physic TO dispose Of some such over
road OF food as ! mentioned moment ago
instead of INJECTING castor oil on him Dad
recommends something rather better. called
aromatic syrup of rhuharh This is given in
the same doses and TOR the same purposes as
castor oil, ANA III tell the world Il fellow
doesn't mind taking this candy medicine when
ever ii may be necessary AS say. Dad
ISN'T the only good doctor in the world hut
III take his caiN!y mcdcin. rath.r than the
castor iii OF any other doctor that ever pre-
scrihcd for Il sick kid.
II any fellow has mother or a father or
grandmother "- a. doctor who thinks castor
oil Is Just the stuff for Whatever ails him.
the misguided one 10 this cha pier and see TO
1T that the family medicine ches; is provided
with hottie OF aromatic syrup of rhubar h
Tor emergencies and the castor oil is marked
Not TO be Used Internally"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS
TO DISCUSS FAMILY RELIEF

Iians are being mad" by the Socia!
S""vice Federation %: the city 10 hold
one Of the largest meetings OF this
Ic:i in room $40 OF the Jefferson
Hotel next Wednesday afternoon =,
1 o'clock /, IS the intention of the
members OF this organization TO dis
cNsS The various phases OF family
relief
Miss Charlotte Whiting will deliver
tho first address on The WORK carried
on among tn" poor families ana also
the needs Of these families. Miss Mac
SHALL is also on the program and
VIII tell OF tn" condition Of Tn" fam
ilics in the city The final address
viii hc made by W. {. Cr!dlin, see
retary OF the Virginia Pageant Asso-
citation Mr.. Criilin viii give the OBJ
jc"t and aim Of the paEcaa; commit
tee and will also give the details Of
how h- wishes III" federation TO a!d
him in giving the pageant. Tho meet
( ing viii hc presided over 10y Mrs.
Georgia May Jobson, president OF the
federation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

Every now and then you run "A self
deceived person who iCngs for the good old
times" Just for instance. in the good oh
tines within the memory Of a man of So
There We're no telephones electric ears rural
free delivery, state maintained good roads
trading stamps, moving pictures, electric light.
gas stoves, vacuum cleaners. junitoreu apart
menis, airpiancs. submarines hut why
lcngthen the list? In the good old DAYS there
was NOT single convenience OF today.
iiut there is this to be said: In the good old
days there similar income tax II G l.
or war cost, and there was-listcn attcntivcly!
there respectable beverage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

News of Fifty Years Ago


$500 ' - '''''
me haiISt"rh IN New Kent county re-
ported IA frihaEs paper was much more de-
stFhctIEc l" fruits, crops ana vegetation ina
at inSt reported. II is probable that the
stnrin coz: the county not less 'han Sio""o".
About 40 cIli%"ns sun remain "h" nave
failed Il" band in their tax lists ana each
enc has been summoned before Police JaStic.
White I" show cause why they shall not be
hncdO$1o each,
Every niShi Is arm ight somewhere m
Richmond ToniGh, tho Guard OF the Com
monwcaith VIII drill at Old Market Hall. the
Walker Light Guard At Monticello Hall and
the lIowit%ers at the Law Building.
Hon. otis N"rcross. cN-Mayor of Boston.
and Ailen McIanc, president OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. are visiting Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
U. s. OUTLINES CONDITIONS
FOR RECOGNITION OF MEXICO
IEv Nssocin tnd rrcss.l

WASIIINGTON. May IN definite
statement outlining the conditions
upon which the linitcd States would
extend recognition TO the ohrcron
government OF Mexico has been pre-
pared for submission TO President
ohrcEOn. This statement in tn"
form OF memorandum. il was said
tonight. viii be delivered 10 ObrcEon
by George T. Summcriin. counselor
Of the American embassy at Mexico.
who IL expected to leave for Mexico
this week He VAS summoned here q
month ago by the Secretary of state
to give first hand information con-
corning the situation in that coun-
try
The conditions for recognition, il
is understood. are practically idcn-
ticaI with the recommendations made
10y Secretary Fall in his report nj
tn" last session of Congress rs chair
man Of = subcommittee Of the Senate
Foreign No!aiiuns Committee which
Investigated tho Mexican question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bf HENRY EDWARD WARNER
W hlskerH.


Ihere is down upon our hopefurs lisp.
fuzzy streak OF yellow.
f'irsi mate upon LIES plunging ship.
lie Is a dashing fellow!
IL strokes those signs Of mans estate
with such solicttous cnre
ioin think tho treasures OF the Great
We're all located there
y" Chinese mandarins honorcd queue
Was ever SO protectcd;
with system every hour or two
Those whiskcrs are inspected
That ne should tote vanity case
We never even dreamed
The Budding whiskcrs on his face
So free from meaning seemed.
Ihcn, overnight, the wonder sprang.
We were unthinknE. sleeping!
The heavens with their glory sang
Those feeble whiskers. strcaking
The lip OF our devoted son.
And In that breath began
The making OF another one,
Whcu he became a Man.
safety Razor! Come and Craze
New pastures for your feeding.
Styptic Pencil. . Sing your praise
Ana keep our son from bleeding.
: lie has Whisker on his face
Where all but he had missed it:
God give him strength ana lend him grac
And let our Raty twist it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ELECT MEDICAL FACULTY
AT MEETING ON MAY SO

faculty Of the Mcdica! College of Vir-
gin.a will remain intact was the be
lief expressed last week ny J. K. Me
Caulcy, secretary OF .hc board Of
visitors.
annual meeting on May 80 m the
university building" he said ana ii
is expected that n few additions will
he made to the teaching staff at that
time. To cope with additional sub
jscts that will be offered in tho col
lcge curriculum lie said that the
entire board was highly pleased with
the faculty and thar, hut for the cleo
ton Of new members to the stan. the
body would remain virtually un-
changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
TRIBUTES TO WASHINGTON
AT MT. VERNON THURSDAY

No business Of Importance is schcd :
uird to come up for discussion Of the
Mount Vernon Association next
Thursday afternoon. IL was learned
last night. In fact, the gathering is
to he al social, rather than of bust
ness significance. There will bc u
ceremony at the tomb OF the frs.
PRESIDENT. where tributes To his
memory vii! be paid. after which the
party will so To Washington FOR a
luncheon.
The hoard of visitors, OF which
George Bryan and +. -. Williams, Of
this city. are members, has been in
yitcd. but it is highly Improbable that
the hoard will have meeting OF It's
own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Questions and Answers.

the color Of Mcat.-Ilcasc tell me whether
YOU recommend red meat for persons with
kidney trouble. IA j. ID
Observation-Disclosures trouble is a very vague
phrase. so | have no idea what you mean.
In iriGhiS disease. as general rule. there
Is n" good reason Why the patient should not
take some meat. And II meat is allowed, il is
"f course iminat crial what color The meat ~
lac. The red meat myth is no longer en-
tcrtanod save by almanacs and mail order
charlHtanS Of various kinds
purCthy's Bed iiour.--l am thirteen years
old and very healthy. My father thinks !
SHOULD 20 TO bed $50 Don't you think
o'clock would ie early enough fore me
now tporothy w. p
Answer-Ycs, in the good ole summer time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Theatcr Calendar

ACADEMY k"i,h's vnuhcpin,.
Lyric Dorothy Dalton, in The
Idol ~ tn" North"
BROADWAY Charles Ray. in
Tn" old S~iinmin' Hole
hiIpU- Mic" iahr IN TN
shhrtcr.h S,ds"
ISIS cinr" Kimhall Young. in
S,r"ishi From H"ris." also local
talent IN 'l'"hs ana Dubs."
liLuEHlRD-"Coi"rado Pluck e"
ppErN i'!"rcnc. vidor. in
Beau n,Vr!."
KEN Art Accord. in The White
iIors"man"
NiCToN-Roy stewart. In Keith
%: the Border"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
disturbances. In a lesser sense the same
is true OF nominations.

Is true OF nominations.
But there is the widest possible difference
between the theory and the practice. More
over. il is not easy to explain why the public
at large should not know what the Senate
may have To sa: regarding nominee for a
public office, even il il is granted that
treaties should not be debated in the open.
The Blair case, which prompted Senator
Harrison. OF mississippi. to make the latest
move against secret sessions. is very much
to the point. This gentleman had been NOM
mated for the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, post scarcely less important
than Cabinet office. Violent protests we're
made against his confirmation. not by out
sidcrs. but by member of the Senate it.
self These protests alleged that Blair had
violated State law and that his father
in-law was prosecuting large claims against
tie Treasury, in connection with the lat
tcr's tax returns.
What possible reason could be given for
keeping or attempting to keep questions
of such importance within the secret ses-
sions Of the Senate? The public,,ha every
right to know what is being charged against
such an appointee. and the appointec himself
has right To have his defense spread be-
fore his fellow-countrymen
TO abolish the executive session farce or to
suspend ii until such discipline could be
imposed as would keep the secret proceed
ings OF that body inviolate. by literally muz-
zling individual members of the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
JOLLITY IS TIE KEYNOTE
ON AChDENY'S NEW BILL.
Viola itudcll and Edward DUNCAN
Ar Master ENpuncnts o{

Two cNpon"nts OF jointly are among
;he features OF ,he new snow a, the
academy today.
There are q" many Kinds ., fun and
s"ng az there are songs and laughs.
i'r'iSrg" is merely a matter Of
ch"ioeS Viola Huheil and Edward
DuuiTaNn arc cxronen,, Of ,un ana
song AND their particular Kind has
h""h accepted quite generally as one
ni the n"puinr brands. Their songs
arc "a combination OF lyric ami mel
"dN ana ar" packed In a tidy little
package called "HcvIsttoy." They have
GOOD voices. probably hoiter voic.S
'han TX usual with singers Of de
S'rihtiVs SONGS. uGt SIN more to TIL.
point - 'hc 'ari that they know song
value aud comedy value ana M, ryer
itc'iy' riley arc Al exponcnts OF
iun and sou2
y dramatic novelty, THE SKATER
cH mol is given prominence on the
ne" hil!, sam l.icbcri, character ac-
tor and star Of several swcc.ssful
productions. VIII he seen win his
company Of players. iu Addison Burl
naf'' character comedy. This fca-
'Hfr comes highly commented from
the Keith metropolitan ;hca,crs
rho Gilh.rt sisters. singing and
dancing condolences. have merry
round OF songs. dances and feminine
FUN
The Muchc!ls from the Euronca,
varieties, arc bringing "A sensational
aerial novelty. and th.n thcr. Is no
k"iiy-i.atelie Troupe OF speciality ar
lists
WIN tn" new vaudeville a,trac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding Utmost my
topic. cNccptin;: ON legal and medical
subjects. arc answered free. An all
inquiries 'rc answered directly by
prrsnE:'' ictt"r. scif-nddrrsSed,
stamped envelope !" required. Adj
dress The Tin,rs-DiSuatrh InfOrma-
ton Bureau, Richn'0nd, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
washington baseball Team.

r. i. w, So. Richmond The
WASHINGTON American i.a1i;ue base
ball team played III 81. Louis on Ma V
a. aud viii play the Boston Red Sox
in Washington, May 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

COLI MiiUS. GA May 22-'rh" Ribb
Company will resume
opera non OF ITS local plant on full
Time tomorrow. The mill has 100
""p SrInd!oS. II has been operating
on haif time. one thousand employees
VIII b" AT WORK tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Old Coins.

w. L.. BlacK stonc.-h l-ccnt piece
of 1Sh6 has a numismatic value of
TO cents. II l2-cent of 1909 is
worth TO 70 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Ihc I.rmInInr nfIt.

Are Won sure he loves you .dauGhtcr?'
NO IN sure he thinks more Of that Cutting
ton girl"
Then why don't YOU hrcuk with him dear?"
what. And let her take him?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Protestant Denominations

Inquirer. Sahot.--To name all of
the denominations listed under the
head OF the tTntestant religion would
require more space thnn we have
at our disposal In this column.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Local Temperature y-.t.r,,r,

.. !. NJ temperature - :
I,,"N,h!ui' i"ini"rhturc to l.. Nj. :
Hlhlhlu temperature to- H. NJ g.
;hNaH trin1"r"'ur- yesterday -
EAcrss Yesterday
tacc-S sInc" March IS,
Excess sine" january - -. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

The CorinEton Nirginian sums up forgot
ten truth as follows: Many oc :hc difficulties
IN the way of return TO normal conditions In
industry have their base in tho failure OF
pioyers and employees to recognize the fact
That the periodical rise and fan OF wages and
prices IL but centuries old economic law at
work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
I.aEnInppe.
lis trouble whether it's Jail

Thirty days spells trouble whether it's Jail
7" love, honor and obey is a whale of Il con
tract.
Make one mistake and kill all your good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

The Alexandria Gazette winds up a lecture
on the West Virginia situation as follows:
Martial law never settles ANYTHING herman
ehtIF. ON" ounce OF preventive legislation of
the right kind would Toe worth all the shooting
in the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Ifun,pl!

SHAY" close SIR" asked the Barber
Yes, as close as possible" said the crusty
patron. N there's anything / hate it's con-
vcrsu tional shave"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
charcon, Eph.s Daily Thought.

l'ey ain no fun in frhtn all de time" sale
Charcoal Eph. modify. AN den again whut's
de use a. sttn' aroun' GRIMM lax "A chcssy
cat Z he agreeable? Eat chop. Mistah Jack
SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

y pint every ten days is not so much but it
will help 10 cheer up and aid several millions
IL patients to an indefinite convaescence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Traffic Nan.

~. ~ N. South iii;l.--Wc under
stand a traffic mGr is stationed Mt
The point mentioned during rush
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

1T is true thar many Of these ambitions
young women mas ial IN love ana change
their minds which - - womans privilege But
the fact that 50 many of them go out from
School bent on a career and that few Of
thcm look I" home. making worthy Of their
cndeaVors indicates the tendency of the age
and is "A fart which calls for grave considcra-
ton. Is II possible that the public schools Of
the commonwealth are training tho taste. the
heart and the mimi OF the girls for business
and professional NE rather THAN for home
building? II SO. they are undermining the
very foundations Of society"
The norfolk l'edE'r-bispn,ch puts out this
question: ''lf business must have its profits
restricted II the farmer must face losses OF
100 per cent upwards Il tho selaried man must
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Local Rainfall,

;;"'a,"II !. hnHtS 'niI0g =. M....N Nom,
.NtnidIl - hours ,nius l. Vi Som,
.Scths sI1c, March '-''"
:AGcsS sine" January ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

SprriaL llntn

N'3IH HIt"ytI'i.. -0rIH. md Velocity. :;
f.. NJ. cicar. ' ''''' "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

Taking Il shot at the spirits lis "a Virginia
pastimc rot altogether confined TO the jackson
Ward ghost hunters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

We can't help but have a little kindly SYM
rathv for those Chicago bom5crs who always
timed their explosions in time for the morning
newspapers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
itiEhto.

Anyhow. were all agreed that the seven
DotaEc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

seek lower-prlccd jobs. % merchants must
pocket losses high market eoods-what
about labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

Necessarily it follows that when women vote
10y mail they become mail voters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

1t requires more than the preaching Of
yellow sermons TO keep Richmond from hs ing
blue sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
The Weather
f"rni,i'cd by q. y. WcntI-r I,urruu,

F"reCns,; SirRini!l-
Fnrt;J cloudy tu,in1 /:
tomorrow viii he fair
with continued high
temperature.
North GnrulinI-
Partly cinu,Iy todn,; to-
narrow viii be fuir.
with continued warm
weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

We agree with correspondent who rcscnts
pick ing girls" Most of them appear 10
have hccn pretty we'll pluckcd already
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Up With the Times



Necessarily it follows that when women vote
10y mail they become mail voters.
Taking shot the spirits is a Virginia
pastime rot altogether confined the Jackson
Ward ghost hunters.
y pint every ten days is not so much, but it
will help 10 cheer up and aid several millions
"f patients TO an indefinite convaiescence
We can't help but have little kindly sym
rathy for those Chicago bom5crs who always
timed their explosions in time for the morning
newspapers.
1t requires more than the preaching Of
yellow sermons TO keep Richmond from being
blue on sunday.
We agree With correspondent who rcscnts
picking girls" Most them appear 10
have h"cn pretty we'll plucked already.
II those Infant i'ilgrms.' jus, in from Eng
land prove to lie as fashionan,c ancestors as
did the originals about a hundred years from
nov this country viii have t" he reaching out
TOR more territory to care for the overflow
Difference between the wild gas well in
l.ouisian and that other well-known one out
in Lincoln. Ncb., is that the latter never has
been struck by lightning
Georgia peaches reported more plentiful
and showing Improvement. Richtnond's rcachcs
less plentiful many of them are going
away for the summer. hut nose Of them can he
improved upon.
Famous standards-god. double and moral.
Richmonds girls may he ali that certain
Richmond preachers say, and s,ill We ave not
observed them ciuttcring up the BROAD street
rlut..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

The Interstate Commerce Commission
VIII act on the petition of Georgia water
melon growers for reasonable shipping rates
OH their melons after this seasons growth
have all rottcd IN the fields.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

Ont OF $500 arrests OF boorlcggers. the
New York police have been successful in
securing four convictions OF course tba,
Is some deterrent