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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago

tF'rom the Richmond Dispatch. Sept. 10. lS.l)
MIR y. NJ. Wilson, one of Hichmondx most
cntcrprising young merchants. left the city
Yesterday. and will sail from New York to-
morrow for Europe.
During the first fourteen days in August
40 coo pounds Of melons were shipped from
this city alone to stanton. The shipments
from Atiec's Station to Staunton FOR the sam"
length of time will perhaps double the above.
ON saturday night the new barn and dwell
ing house tho farm OF Rush Burgess in
Dinwiddc county. We're entirely consumed
by fire. together with the household effects of
his nephew. y. W. burgess. who was living
on the place.
The Lady of Lyons" and irish Assurance
are to lac given at the ;hratcr tonight for III"
opening Dill. Both plays popular with
Richmond people. when given 10y good actors,
as will be the case tonight.
Judge Underwood has written - letter to
the Fairfax News, in which he says he feels
very confident that the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the United States Constitution,
together with the enforcement act OF May 30.
lsI0 have secured the right to vote to our
female citizens ny fully as they are now cxcr-
ciscd and enjoyed by male citizens.
Mcdonald Campbell. son of pr. r. NJ. Camp
bell. Of Abingdon. accidcutaliy shot and killed
himself while ont hunting with two friends.
The sad accident occurred day hcfor. ycstcr-
day
More Nu KUN triaiS are being held in Ia
leigh. Judge Bond is sitting in the trial court
alone Judge BROOKS having gone home ON ac-
count of sickness Amos owens charged with
aiding and abcttng in what are called ku
Kiux outrages. was being tried yesterday
yellow fever has broken Nicishul
Miss. There hay" already occurred FIVE dca his
and the fever is rapidly spreading
President Grant is expected in washington
today. II" writes that his Western trip ha =
been most pleasant and profitable" in that
IL has been informing to a degree
The opposition 10 and the severe criticism
OF the leasing OF the North Carolina Central
Railroad To The Richmond and Danvillc that
MAS so pronounced in North Carolina a few
weeks ago, has entirely subsidized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Practical Measures For Relief

NN the assembling OF the conference ON
~ unemployment. called by the President
in Washington today the feeling grows in
the public mind that its deliberations will be
conducted along line of intelligence that
may he productive Of practical results in the
way OF pointing to Il course OF action which
viii bring some relief
Secretary Hoover. who is a very able
thinker and organizer on subjects in which
* involved the solution OF the problem OF
relief. has given much thought to the ar
ranGcn@nt of preliminary program. from
which to start the inquiry. AS lie views it,
there are three fundamental problems nm
DERIVING the e1ort to show The country a way
out OF Unemployment and the path toward
business revival. 1t is held by him and
other authorities who have closely studied
the situation that the three fundamental Oh
siaClcs to improved economic conditions
are: Refusal of the railroads to reduce
fre!gh; rates: regulations of the building
trades which make building costs almost
rrohibiive: the situation in the mining in
dustry.
For any permanent, relief i, is. therefore.
urged that Il way to overcome these three
obstacles must be found. Supplementary To
this. for the purpose of Immediate relief
MI. iipoNcT mas already launched cam
paign for good roads construction aug
mcntcd construction work, both as regards
public buildings and private homes and tho
carrying INTO effect OF contemplated i'm
rrovcments ana new projects in public
works. both State and municipal
This program carries with it the appeal OF
Il real comprehensive intelligent plan by
which the conference may submit its con
clusions To the country and awaken re-
sponsc in support Of it, which will lead to
practical! achievement. TO achieve this pur-
pose, the conclusion of the conference must
be definite, clcar-Cut and supported by con-
vincing arguments establishing the fcasibii-
ity OF the plan. Neccssa rily the results to
be sought can only be obtained through the
active cooperation OF the public and the all-
thorties. including the administrative and
law making branches OF the government
national and State. Public sentiment if
rightly educated as TO the means to be en-
ploycd. can force any legislation that may
he needed To help bring about the desired
remedies TO be applied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

last named class would be taxed per cent
OF their market val,c This is a compromise
with the sales FAX plan, adopted by France
Reluctance ui ;hc Senate committee To
vacation period to educating Congress and
under consideration. il for no other reasons.
insure the rejection of his plan. There is
rot enough politics in it, Pressure" says
the Indianapolis News. is being brought
10 bear from al parts OF the country to
urge tax revision unGcr some plan that will
Ouiet the protests OF taxpayers who have
been led by political promises To expect
something prompt and drastic from the ad-
min iS;ratiOu The Smoot bill. drawn by
senator who is known in Washington for
his industry ana familiarity with the work
ings OF the government. will therefore lard
" command the attention it would surely
lave received four or five months ago
Moreover. Il practical objection which has
contributed to the unpopulariiy OF the
Smoot bill. is that the per cent tax on
the gross sales Of manufacturers would be
collected upon their 1921 business Many
corporations which have had II lean year,
requiring no payment by them To the gov
"rnmcnt on excess profits. would thus under
this provision have to pay II ; per cent tax
even though they have made no profits 1T
all. This feature would affect many cor
purations. ana with good reason they are
objccting To charge for which they were
not permitted To make allowance in planning
the years prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Short 10000 Refrigerator Cars
IHv limited Ncws.l


WASlIINGTON, Sept. 25.--Thousands OF re-
frigcraior cars. idle because receivers as
ing them cold storage warehouses. are
causing delay in pcrishabic food shipments,
which not only threatens the food supply, but
also the price Of these products.
AS result Of this situation. announced by
the Department; Of Agriculture today. the de-
partmcni has sent out word to all shippers.
carriers and receivers to make more efficient
use of refrigerator ears and equipment Their"
is Il shortage of some 10000 OF these ears
needed for shipping vegetables, fruits and
other perishablc products.
THE situation is serious one" the de-
partment says. mot only for tn. railroads
aud shippers. but to the economic welfare Of
The nation. Pcrishnblc crops must bc moved
quickly. The slightest interruption in the
flow Of such products TO market may easily
result in enormous losses through decay.
which would mean not only smaller food
supply. but possibly an increase in living
costs far as pcrishablc farm crops are con-
Itrnct -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
MISS LULU BETT" is
DECLARED BIG HIT
VIII Iir shawn Mt Academy of HTusf.,
Three Dnys. beginning.
rhnralny

Last seasons most conspicuous
theatrical hit IN New York. where at
The belmont rhcat"r IT achieved q
hrill!an, rul, Of seven months, was
Miss l.u,u B"tt." which Will he pre-
srntcd AZ the Academy Thursday.
Friday ANA saturday. and Saturday
matinee. for the first time in this city
direct from its metropolitan triumphs.
This absorbing story Of American
lie dranatiA"h by iona Gale from her
own wid"ly-rcId story Of Ia. same
name, aud which captured the Pulitzer
Columbia University prize as the bcst
ANA most original play produced In
New York during tn. season OF lh2O-
u, furnished "a form OF dramatic on
i,rtaInmcnt which ~ coming 10 To
.Sidcrcd the true function OF ,h.
American stage.
Those who enjoyed the hook viii
and tina, nothing has been lost IA TIA
transfer 10 the stag" Seldom does u
play made from book receive the
careful hardliu,. which wen; into tho
presentation of Miss Lulu R"t"
only prais" has been heard for IN.
satisfnc;cry east and tn" excellent
performance that HAY" been given
elsewhere. Miss Emma bunting, that
popular and diminu;ivr dramatic star.
who has delighted audiences here ON
numerous occasions. is III" Lulu" 90
tn" piece ana h"r Performance" I'm th"
role. l. not only Regarded ns the most
ambitious but tho best ming she has
ever done AssistiuE her ar. such
rnpah!c metropolitan players AZ
Daisy Rrminrton Hines katherine
Sayrc. Ella fioughtcn, Robert W.
Smiley. CASTOR Rcll, Anna Mcrrtok,
John f. Ryan AMI i.awrcnr" w.
field The production furnished by
Yhn!p Klein is elaborate and in good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
'rhr Almighty Dollar.

\n iucNu"rcnccd Young mother takes the
pulpit today. brethren and siStcrn:
Il am the moth of Il healthy four weeks
old baby. ! have nurScd him so far. and am
able To confirm" without any difficult. hut I
don't sec the use tying myself down when III.
could thirty" just well probably on som"
prepared baby food. II free. | could
return l" my job aud help out with the family
finances. My husband thinks | SHOULD nurse
the baby and forget about carning money. hut
lie can't give me any rr, reason why I
shouldn't PAT the baby on the bottle He re-"
members having seen his mother nurse his
younger brothers. and he thinks should do
tn" SANE" just because his mother did. My
parents living.
"of course. want u do the best for my
baby ut amy cost. hut just why Is II better 10
nurse baby than to put til" baby tn.
bottle. wien YOU so many thrive on tn"
bottle My husband is only twcnty-iwo. 10
YOU think Ii" is old enough to know Very much
about it? | shall he glad IL you viii kindly
ncC,d" which of rs * right?
Yours truly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
SINGING Condolences
ON NEW LYRIC BILL
"hr'r aud Ann Clark Cnu,ri,,u,,
Lively t"mirnI Singing

ski.
"" talented and pretty .iu.i,,,.
'"hcd'ehh"s. Marie and Ann Clark
WI contribute Il lively comedy and
''"SihG ski To the new show which
'""'S I" the Lyric today for the
"hch'hE half OF the week These
cover entertainers are from the must
'"' comedy stage. having been cea
cured IN productions on 9roadway nnh
IA London before they entered vaudc-
v!!lc
rho HernivIcis on tho same bin,
"'r European musical artists. who
promise something new i'm the form
81 an instrumental recital which they
nav labeled Moments NusicaI" \
feature Of the act is the illuminated
cNr!"rama introduced in the perform
"hr" E!V.n by the versatile. duo.
Julius Caesar Of 1871" IL III. titIc
%! IA" new travcsty on Shakespcrcan
Drama tfH Anderson Young Tr:lves-
W Company is presenting The piece
is said TO be one long laugh from
start 10 finish.
reel and Carvin. in u repertoire Of
new songs. and Eary and Eary sen
Sationa! gymnasts and acrobats COM
pete the vaudeville list for the open
ing show. New and entertaining mo-
ton picture exhibits supplement the
Keith vaudeville bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

only twcuty-two? Al twenty-five | was Civ
inE advice to mothers on "iIow To say" the
Eahy." and even facing Frandmnth"rs and
daring to counter to their views in many
eases. At twcnty-two knew NOR. about
babies ANA such things than I've know n
since.
III" greatest service II woman can render the
world is the nursing Of her baby. Why.
even q hired wet nurse is paid more money FOR
her working time than amy other woman can
earn at her regular job.
\ baby has six {" one chance of surN wing
year Il nurscd for At lcas, ciGh; months and
then int diligently fed with clean. wholesome
modified milk and other foods. The baby
whose mother shrkS this duty fails in
the attempt II nursing. has only four to
one chance u. surviving year. How much
* a baby worth: was Their" eyer job open
1" - woman that pays om"-tenth much as
health Insurance for the baby?
Some 80 per cent OF mothers shirk Ia" re-
Ip"rSihiiiiy OF nursing their babies In order
1" lac free" To run around t" card parties.
dances rcceptionsN and shows. Heaven pity
them. Hundred per cent mothers find happi-
ness or the ncarcai thing tn il there is to be
found in this world by sticking TO their babies
until tn" young ones able 10 SHIFT for
thcmsclves-thcsc i0O-rcr- cen, mothers being
just as loyal I" their young as bear I" her
cubs. The nursing OF an infant means health
for the infant and health for IN" mother: the
sinking Of the job brings riero'tuues to
both.
our correspondent evidently has - man for
Il husband, and even though he is IA very young
man. she will make no mis,akc in adhcrIuE t.
her promise To love. honor and obey him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
clark. In Nnu,ir>illr.

Through an iuadvcrtcn"c. the PIC
,urc on tn. theatrical page "i IN"
Sundnv Times Dispatch carried "n
underline announcing the Misses Ma
RE aud Ann Clark as AMONG IN" ~
,raotiynS AZ tn, Academy 81 MuHie
this week. The clover comcdicunvS.
formerly OF the musical comedy
stage arc now in vaudeville. The
are appearing on In" opening bill "t
the wccic AZ the Lyric.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
II, mn>nY nDwAnn WARMER
Some iIny.

some my
Some day. | don't know when
som. day there will BE- peace.
And chocolates and candies VIII
BE made al axle grease.
Some day all men will live
The true. the honest life.
.\nd the weakest man will dare defy
The mother of his wife.
som" day no man Will steal
Nor cheat nor corner wheat.
Ana Shoes viii hc worn ON the hands
And gloves upon the feet
SO let us jog along
And sing. and hold on tight:
Your favoritc thing I" kick about
Some day. will come ont right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
The IlnrrIer.

'Anu OH. John. did YOU papa"
Yeah: he seemed agreeable. but wanted to
meet me out of his Office"
out OF his Office. Why where"
Il don't know what he had in mind lust hut
when asked him il | could marry YOU he
said he'd in IIadeS first"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
COUNTY FAIR
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY
nIg EN hibItlon of Live St"ri and tS-
rirulturnl Pr"duri> ON Dis

rrEcEILNlT.i.E. VA, Sept. 2J.--
Everything i in good shape for tn"
i.oudOun County Fair aud Stock
show. which VIII open at Purccllviile
on Wednesday. and continue FOR TWO
days. The best exhibition % live
stock ana agricultural products ever
held in L"ud"un County viii lie seen
here The entries exceed both In
quality and HunntitN thns. OF all nthnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
IN An orr OF rOMN.

Miss Jeanette Taylor, Of Mont
clair. y j., is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. II. Thco. Ellyson. Sl@
Park Avenue.
Miss May Rugglcs Nelson has re-
;uincd TO her home AT Sl4 Park Ave-
nue.. after a years absence In Mont
clair. " j.. and Castle Inn. Licking
ton.
Miss Ann Forrell Chcnery leaves
today for Baltimore, where she Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Theater Calendar

AcADEMY--"Thc storm"
LYRIC Keith vauhevilic
iaepA uWAr-Ani,u Stewart. in
'lHarthineS OF Destiny"
BIJoU--W Wallace Reid. in The
Affairs of Anatoi.''
y lSIS-hit-stir east. in THE -:lr
Women Love
Iil.rEhIHD-wi William F'arnun,. in
when a Man Sees Red"
obEpN-Mary Miles Mintcr. N
The Little Clown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
wOME>,s MI;,;TINGs.

The regular meeting of the Won
ems Auxiliary OF the American Lee
Eion. Post !, will he held at the
Richmond Hotel Thursday morning
at IL o'clock. Business OF import
ance will be considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
ttl,'.

NANFEIp--At once. expert pharmacist
clerk. Mus, know how to sell stamps: take
"cinS out OF II slot machine. jerk soda water
sell cigarettes ana read patcn; medicine la
hciS aud otherwise qualify in nll the rrinci-
pal lines OF the drug store business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

frcSid"ht Harding has surpassed the best
i't"'" "i nom Tart and Wilson ut golf. Now
ne WIFI measure up to either ono of, those
Nv" III 'ohS'rurt'N" work during his admins
'ra'i"n. II" will indeed have something I, feel
proud of--Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

me senatorial investigations into the min
''s situation In West Virginia have never uc-
'"mrliShed anything. hut then they have been
gong on for "mly cigh, years. Give .cin tim.
ana perhaps they will discover something yet
- greensboro News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Z ntitiUn.
'ank "a Shicr smiled.

Inc hInk cashier smilcd.
The chrck * -. ~" hr said. but you
viii have get someone in town to identity
YOU"
What" shouted tho chcckholdcr you
mean [ tell me I'VE got { let people that
know me. nnd out I'm getting money!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Chnrconl ENID. Dali, rhourht.

Honesty don git de burglar nowhars." said
Charcoal Eph. runinatively. III" don know
how L handle nothin hut dc jimmy. Fat Il
piuuc Mistnh Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

y noisclcss typewriter has been invent ed
but what a siccplcsS public wants is noise
less cut-Out for automobiles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

ir'S'ueh' Harding is back from his vacation
IN eNceii'nt spirits Says II WASHINGTON story
ny S"""'"n; h" he. when hc can look for
80" u" another vacation beginning next Fri
d"N Wilmington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

No matter what II means, all viii agree
that ''agrarian bloc i'll Congress doesn't
have real American sound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

In the long run. the fellow who can have
cV"ryt hing he wants. doesn't want ii
Purse pride is a poor substitute for self
respect.
Even tn" Boss looks forward To pay day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
The Mistake.

she married him TO reform him. and did
IT,"
So And they happy
Nav. She got him good he was inonot"
nous. ANA she cloucd with Il village "ut-up."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

OF "A Certain Senator. .\bc says: Hes all
right IL you'd put a ring around him he'd
make corkinp cipher"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Murder Of an American oil worker below tn
border ~ Il enough sign that Mexico has
returned 10 normalcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

cratic party on the noor Of the Senate. mucl,
less put II out Of business Whist ON salem
.Jourt,ni :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
The IN.

And so YOU are going /" get married.
Gcarie@''
YES. Mabel: I'm going to get married.
And have YOU told him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

In Newport News il has become unsafe FOR
Il policeman to carry pistol---a hiEhwayma n
is likely to take IL and Kill the officer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
The Weather
'f"rnishro h. 4. :. wratl,r. I,ur-nu.,

forecast: Virginia =,
inrtir cloudy and ruoi-
rr today: tomorrow an.
settled. probably fol-
io""d hA showers.
North Carolina Local
thui,,irr-l,owrr. tu,I:,,
nn'l proi'nhiS tn,,,urro,y I:
'"''rwilnt lower tenn
pc'hinre Ia Interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Duflawing Nature Itself

DROillBl'FION COMMISSIONER HAYNES
l has found it necessary to issue a pub
lie warning. the burden OF which is that non
Intoxicating fruit juice can be made in the
home but Intoxicating wine. homc-brcw and
distilled spirits cannot be made lie has nut
this legal declaration before the public in
order to relieve the minds of the dubious
of any question as 10 what may be lawful
and villa, may not be
Although the commissioner allows the
production OF fruit juice. he prohibits the
processes OF nature in reacting upon that
Juice. Juice OF the grape may be possessed
With impunity, but ii that juice is permitted
Z" s;aiid Tor three weeks, and if during that
period fermentation proceeds and al the
end Oh that period wine is the result then
crime has been committed
bat VINO. or where, is The criminal?
The owner Of the juice was within his legal
nights IN Squeezing il from the grapes and
being iiowcrlcBS 10 arrest the fermentation
ni Ills product, harmless commodity be-
comes intoxicating. II is found To contain
NOR" than onc-hait of per cent of alcohol
which Is more than The law allows There
fore. the law is violated. but by whom? The
prohibition pundts have no right TO leave
SO important a matter in that form They
owe il to tho public to clarity the situation
and 20 announce once for all when guilt
may b" personal and when IL may not be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Fem fun.

However poorly educated. III" most unfor
signs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

bishop James Cannon. Jr. told the Ecumcni-
cal Congress in London that America. inferred
the world war not for any Snrdid reason, but
because the American people believed IN JUS
ticc and righteousness. George Harvey is VERY
Very lonely IN his opinion to the reverse --R;-
leigh News and Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Local Tenn. ro,ur. y.,,...,
l.Urni Rainfall,

Rainfall - hours cndInJ: : A. NJ S,po
kHin!atl u hour. ending H. VI %.n.
b"h'iehCy sine" Mhrch . IN
Deficiency since Janunry 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

~t"dy music at Peabody and attend
the Latin school.
IL. Edward Bricl and Walter T..
Mosmillcr have returned from II trip
to New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Local Observations at \ g. VI. Yesterday,
w 'h' direction. ruut invest. " met velocity.
d" weather al v. NJ. rarJy CLOUDY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Before calling on labor to support the dis
armament movement. Sam G"mpcrs nigh,
have tried his hand on MinEo County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

What's that We hear? The Republican party
made prounis" Of reducing taxes and the high
costs oil LIVING. and now on the heels of adj
jourhment Of TIA" Congress that had Il fair trial
at the business OF reducing. comes a govern
mcnt report indicating that during August tn.
cost of living went - per cent higher than II,
July. This is a mighty important matter for
the Rrpubilrans I" be failing down" they
are not making Notcs-and the congressional
election is coming on apacc.-Chariottc oh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

In the peace treaty tournament II looks as
If Mr. Horah had the Prcsldcn, about thrc.
down and two to play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Echoes From Down Home

Now We know why the knights Of tn. ku
klux Khan wear masks! Among other things
they have u book to Scll.--ASheVillc Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
dangerously nur, In Fan.

Frank r. Packet was seriously
hrrt in u fail down "a stairway at Jo2
west Grace street last night He was
rushed TO the Retreat for the Sick.
where physicians deSpaired of his re-
covcry early this morning. Pending
an N-ray examination. the extent of
his injuries could not he determined
According to the police report Pack
EFT fe!l from the second story to the
foot OF the stairs on the first floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Washington complains that counterfeit bilis
az" being used to pay for whiSk y. i:ut So
long as the whisky is counterfeit. too. why
worry: