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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1921.
a Democratic Landslide

-IRGINIA stands true 10 Democracy. No
V Democrats and none but the most
fatuous Republicans expected it to do other
wise in the struggle for the governorship,
decided yesterday at the polls. But Viz
gnia did better than even the most SAN
guine Democrats dared to hope 1t not only
stood true TO Democracy, but it turned out
almost en- masse ut the polls and piled up
such n majority for F. Lee Trinkle, OF
Wythe, estimated at the time this is written
at between 1000 to 10000 over his OPP
ponent Colonel Henry w Anderson. tina,
the Republicans, or Independents let
them call themselves what they plcase-will
hardly recover sufficiently in a of
years to stage such another bid for power
in this state.
True, Colonel Anderson and his leaders
did not expect TO win the governorship. de-
spite the hopeful claims OF their publicity
department, but they did expect to make
showing so crcdtable that il would give
item a toe-hold in future political battles in
Virginia. Their disappointment over the
failure to achieve this must be grievous.
Briefly, the results OF the election are
these; Democracy in Virginia has given
the lie 10 it's detractors who have accused II
of being decadent, lethargic, unprogressive.
ny fn ft,l To, i.G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Famous singers Coming.

Seldom do local music lovers have
the opportunity OF hearing IN ono
program four opera stars l!k.
Frances Aida. Carolina I.azzari.
Charles Hackctt and Rcnnto IancIIi,
an OF whom are 10 appear NJ tho
city Auditorium the night of No
v"mber IS in an all-opcratic list
This attraction In the second in tho
artists course arranged by Mre. VIII
son-ircenc. who has represented
more than 100 singers and musicians.
Tickets for the remainder or tho
course are To be had at the Corlcy
Co. and this insurcs patrons OF
having the sam. seats for al, con-
ccr,s. The other artists are John
Mccormack. Irish tenor. who comes
here November 20. Louise Homer,
contralto. booked for December 6,
ana the Boston symphony Orchestra,
which VIII visit Richmond January 80.
The quartet was here TWO season,
ago, and II was thcn that KiChmond
beard l.aHzari FOR tho arst time. and
liked her 30 well that she was
brought here again last season in
recital. Each member OF the grol!p
gives several solos. and there ara
also duets. ,r!os and Guartcts. max
Ing a varied and delightful pro-
gram. "ould-be patrons should
make reservations early. as tn. best
locations arc being taken, and de-
lay VIII probably cause disappo!n,-
ment.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
ltcliiOrsC.

NcmOrsc.
There is old named Regret
snaeEic-toothcd. Srouchy old cuss.
First cousin TO Worry and Fret
And tho worthy ancestor or Fuss.
lie thrivcs on Rcmorsr, and he sits
In the dark. throwing tantrums and fts
And his ncarcS approach to enjoyment is
when
He is snecring and lecring at worrying men
lie never comes out In the day.
For sunshine is poison TO him;
Hc always keeps out OF the way
OF 4 light, he Il ever dim.
n sight Is song to his ears
And his wine Is the nectar OF tears;
And his laughter is just Il dry chucklc he
makes
AZ his JOY in the grief OF our human mistakes.
n shoul in tho graveyard OF hope,
IL" tramples the roses OF life.
He loves the slip-noosc OF rope.
Aud the swing of numbering knife
His creed is the creed OF despair.
And the Temple OF Fear is his lair:
Bnt sunshinc's his poison. so laugh and forget
That you ever have heard OF this Old Man
Regret!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Amusenents
Sir Harry Lnuder ucre,

sir Harry Lauder Here.
Sir Harry Lauder. tho inImitablo
scottish singing comedian. who has
returned TO the United States with a
weii-earned tile of kniYhthood. and
Win his great reputation still fur
ther enhanced by a notably s,,ccc.c.
tul season In London. will give two
performances. assisted by n notable
company OF entertainers, Mt the Acad-
envy today.
Sir Harry Lauder i5 updouhtcdIv
the worlds most unique stngc figure.
inc Philadelphia Ledger SAYS: "Sir
Harry is not merely n comedian. and
nFowcdiy an exceptional ono. hut no
is also consummnto actor" Tho
ti'le recently given him by the un-
fortunate inmates OF Sing Sing, where
ne spent an afternoon entertaining
and encouraging the prisoners. 9TH,
Knight of Good Cheer" is singularly
Appropriate. for Sir Harry's mission
IN life accms to be to bring joy 10
the public wherever he appears. Peo-
pie have looked to Lauder to Tighten
inc burden OF life for an hour or
TWO and to send them away from
me thenter with merry melodies ring
ing In their ears. without stint. ho
has ministcrcd, and continues to min
.'ter. 10 this great need In human
'"e' INC ricn. resonant voice. thu
lniinitahlc chucklc. tho grotcsut,e
movements, the simple, clean un-
restrained run. make such quaint
and rare combination as this old
world has rarely seen
IN" announcement les mndc thar.
III addition To several now songs cs-
pcciaily written for tho prcacnt
American tour. Sir Harry will re-
viNc the most popular of tho old
mclodica-songs like "Roamln' in tn
Gloamin'." The Safest in the Fam
n.y.. when / MAS Twcnty-Onc," Il
Think I'll Get Wed In the Summer
Time. and other peculiarly Lander
ceqne fayor!tcs. The matinee starts
At ESQ i. NJ. and the nigh, perform
ancc "a, $50 +. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

material battle. For State and city offices
there were no upsets. Tho candidates every
where ran even better than true to form
and contributed their share to the party
landslide.
The Times Dispatch congratulates Colonel
Anderson on the vigor Of his campaign,
however mistaken It was and foredoomed
to disaster, and it is happy to salute SEN
ator r. Lee Trinkle as the next Governor
OF Virginia, and to express its confidence
that he will prove an able administrator OF
the States affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

which knows condition cannot be eradt-
Gated by hiding from It, sternly faces it 9nd
is willing to discuss it frankly and set about
applying the remedy
lvakota Farms is caring for that class OF
girls who have suffered from the defects
in our social system, from whom society
has turned its eyes, withdrawn its support
ing hands. and TO whom itSrefuses its ears
lest they be shocked by certain phases OF So
cial conditions that are strange to cultured
minds. But that does not alter the facts
nor minimize the evil. Bravcly the Florence
Crittenton League In Virginia recognized
the urgent need of Intelligent. sympathetic
labor in this particular field. and boldly UNI
dcrtook it. Five years ago Mrs. Ella Shaw
Williams. who, by the way. is a sstor-in-law
OF Evangelist BILLY" Sunday. made to the
league gift OF her magnificent farm In
Fairfax County. There, under salutary,
hunlanizing influences. the girls who stand
In sore need OF this kind of assistance are
being cared for, restored to moral and ply
Steal health, and built up into self-rcspcctinG
women. 90 per cent of whom thereafter
are found to lead correct lives.
Recently Washington man gave $50 900
100000 from other sources To meet this
condition the league still needs $4,000,
of which Richmond is asked 10 contribute
$4,000. That, indeed. Is q small sum when
considered in the light of knowledge OF
the splcndidly constructive work that 1t is
to assist, and The Times Dispatch Is con-
WINGED that Richmond will give 1t gladly
and promptly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch. Nov o lST1)
Lebanon Lodge, under dispensation recently
instituted'in this city, promises to he a bright
star In the Masonic fraternity. The following
are the officers at present: James Evans
master: a. D. Chestcrman, senior warden: AL
bert Ordway Junior warden: Rev j. NJ Pill
cher. senior deacon: General W. C. Newherrv.
Junior deacon: George X. Pace secretary. y
49, Rnrncs, treasurer
The rejoicing OF tho men OF Richmond over
the result Of the election in ChcycrnoId
County was almost as great over iha, this
side OF the river. The Conservatives elected
by an average majority Of zoo are as foliows.
House OF Delegates. j. w. Wake and william
l. Clopton: clerk OF the Circuit; and County
Courts. Nathan H. cogbill. county treasurer.
William H. woodbridge: Commemorative Al
torney. william Ambers; sheriff Clarence II.
Flournoy.
The annual conference OF the Methodist
It's sessions in Portsmouth on Wednesday. next.
The venerable bishop Payne. OF Missis.ippI
will preside.
The returns from the state 80 far received
show that in the Senate the Conservatives
Will have thirty-onc. the Radicals nine 'rhrc,
districts are yet to he heard from Tho
House Of Delegates VIII have In IT, seventy
eight conservatives. twcnty-four Radicals and
two independents. Twenty-eiRht are vet to
be heard from.
The entire Radical ticket was elected in
Halifax County by an average majority Of
400.
The Lynchburg Rolling Mil was sold day
before yesterday for $4,000. J.. r. Brook OF
Lynchburg, was tho purchaser. and It is his
purposs to very soon reopen the mill.
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Jamcx NJ. Power. MICS

Following brief Illness. James NJ.
Powers. one OF the most widely
known railroad men In Virginia and "a
native ana lifelong resident OF Rich
mond. died yesterday morning at 1870
o'clock. at his residence, 1901 Pleas
ant street
Alderman Joseph T. Powers. Of Madi-
son Ward, had been an cmpIoyc or
the chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad for
thirty years. For many years he was
the chief clerk OF the telegraph de-
partmcnt Of that railroad system
In recent years he has hccn the Gus
todian Of records for the Chcsapcak
and Ohio.
He il survived by his widow, Mrs.
Emmaline J. Powers. and three chill
drcn. John. Alfred and Edward Pow
frs. Arrangements for the funeral
will be announced later.
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View .rnmrn" Makes Long T,,n.

MEM YORK, NOV. S-Thc United
states coast guard cutter Tampa. "A
new electrically driven vessel. re-
placing in name ana service the
Tampa. torpcdoed and sunk during
the war, arrived here from tho build
rrs' yards at Oakland. Cal. The
Tampa is OF 1900 tone isplaccmcnt.
30 feet long. and is equipped with
devices for lifc-saving AT sea and
aiding distressed vessels. The old
Tampa. while serving as convoy
vessel. was tOrpedoed and sunk in
bristol Channel. September PC. 1918.
All hands were lost. a bronze tablet,
bearing their names will he Affixed
TO the new Tampa as part OF the
services Saturday.
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IvnkOta Farms
7 vAKoTA FARMS is an il

I NAkOTA FARMS is an institution in
Fairfax County, Va. conducted under
Tie auspices Of the Florence Crittcnton
League, where unfortunate girls. victims of
iecadent spots in our social system. are
gwen another chance" or as il falls out in
The cases OF many of them, their first real
chance. 10 live honestly and decently. Iva
hpia Farms has not had the publicity il de-
series In the press. from the rosirum or
10 personal solicitation. The fact that it's
wonderfully constructive work for humanity
U.s. not more widely known Is largely the re-
suit oi tixt false modesty which taboos
certain disagrecable subjects of converse.
non Thank Heaven, that barrier OF false
moHesty. or rather prudery. Is yielding be-
lore the modern. common-sense viewpoint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
CUSTER COMMAND
SURVIVOR INVITED
MONTANA Rnnrh-r Asked by PRECEDENT
TO Attend Armi~tire Day
Ceremonies.
iBy Associated Prcss.l

OMAHA. NF:B.. nov. s.--Peter
Thompson. n rancher living near Al
hion. Montana. on tho Little Missouri
River. and said 10 be the only living
surv!vcr OF General Clusters com
Wand, has been Invited BY President
Harding 10 attend the Armisticc Day
ceremonies AT Washington. Il was re-
ported today.
Mr.. Thompson. In the carly pioneer
days In the West. was II noted scout
and Indian fighter. Al tho time Gus
tcr'S command was ann!hilatcd in
1876. Thompson was several miles
away on scout duty.
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Collins. MINSTREL. Coming.

Among the chief ngurcs In tho
realm OF minstrelsy there Is mono
other than James Crosby, known all
over III. globe as the tall talkcr,
who VIII bring To the Academy
Thursday. Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee Collins Alabama
Minstrcls. Croshy's comedy ~ rare
laugh- provoking variety; hia chaTac-
tcriations are vivid and novel: his
personality ~ magnetic and capt!-
waiting. The performance every
where Is pronounced the treat OF tho
season. Dancers. s!ngcrs. comedians
and entertainers In de luxe pro-
Guction VIII be produced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Marshall Field.

II. G.. W., Observation-Disclosures II
Field was born in Conway. Mass, in
1885: received an academic educa-
ton; began bus'Hcss in Pittsncld,
Mass, as n ol,r.s ~ Il dry goods
store. lie rc'"rSrG 10 Chicago In
1856 and cntcr.i :'ir same business
and rose to be the head OF the firm.
lie founded the Field Columbian
Museum In Chicago and gave TO the
University of Chicago land valued
AT 100000: TO tho Home for Incur
ables, land valued Mt $4,000. and TO
Conway, Mass. n public library. He
died In Now York City. January 16.
1906
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Thcatcr Calendar

CITY AUDITORIUM = salzcdo
Harp Ensemble.
ACADEMY-Sir Harry Lauder.
IfRlC-keith vaudeville.
OLONlAl--iiarold Lloyd in
Never weaken" and Constance
Bihney In The Case OF Becky"
BROADWAY Anna Q. Nillson
In Why Girls Leave Home"
BlJOU-All-star cast in "a Cor.
tain Rich Man.
SUBSIDIARIES Chaplin in "Thc
Idle Glass"
William Russell I'm
Singing River"
ODEON-wanda TIawlcy In Tho
Snob."
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james VI. Powers.

James NJ. Powers. s.N years OF age,
connected with IN" clerical depart
ment Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway for thirty Years. died yes
,crday morning at 7:3O O'Clock, after
AN illness of several months IIc Is
survived hy his widow who was
Miss Emalinc ! Iynaman. three
children. John. Edward and Alfred
Powers: one sister. Miss Mary a.
Powers. and two brothers, Maurice
y. Powers and Joseph T.. Powers, all
Of this city. Funeral arrangements
Will be announced later.
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=. ,IorIcrnI Abrnhnm,.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
ETSA MILLS, VA. Nov. N.--Funer-
al and burial scrvioes-wcr held Mon
day at McEcndric Methodist Church.
near Enfield. for J. Mordccai Abra-
hams who died at his home on Sat
urday evening. aged CO. after an Ill
ness Of but half an hour. He leaves.
besides his widow. who was Miss Mat
tic Campbell. OF Essex County. eleven
children. four girls. Miss Araslvoi
Floyh. Miss Matte and Miss Eliza
beth Abrahams. of King william
County. and Mrs. Jolly. of Richmond,
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The Poets Corner
Today In FLANDERS.

In Flanders fields, meath poppiesred.
with just cross to mark each bed,
May naught disturb our sleeping
dead.
Swaet be your rest
Think not that you have died in
vain
Who kept our flag without q stain:
For froedom's cause doth live again.
Brnvest and best.
We still shall welcome all who seek
Freedom. Shall still protect tho
weak;
Condemn the wrong md shield tho
meek.
Sleep on, ye blest.
In Flanders fields peace reIgns once
more. While overhead the sky-
larks soar;
And poppies bloom as meier beforo
To soothe your rest.
MARY DAVIS REED
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=. ItnIlcy Mus.eInnn

at onE recent deaths In Stafford
county was tina, OF y. Bailey MusscI.
man. aged SO. lie euccumbed to an
attack OF the heart at his home Mr.,
M"Ssciman, with his wife. resided +,
frcderick@burG for a number n.
years. He was deacon In the Ban.
.sl Ihnrch here and Ia survived by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

HEATiiSNILLE. VA. Nov. s.-Mrs.
a. D. Parks. of Lillian. died sudden
!! FRIDAY. At the home OF her SON
.'n-iaw, Ed liayni-. Intcrm"nt was
IN R"scland Cemetery. Rccdvillc.
Rev. &. Il. Green conducting the
burial services. She is survived bv
TWO daughters, Mrs. II. r. Bray and
Mrs. Ed. Haynie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
os Dcstro,cr, nj Cbnrrc.,on.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov. s.
Eleven dcstroyers. recently trans
fcrrcd to the partly inactive list. ar
rived here Monday to join the squad
rome already in port. There is now
total OF % destroyers, n cruiser
and two tenders in the hartor under
command of RcarAdmiral Ashley III.
Robertson. Twenty more destroycrs
arc scheduled 10 come hts- later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
4 Had Second.

'inEs read OF n fellow who picked UP n pin
as ne Went into a store to apply for n job,
and got the job. because the boss thought il
was an evidence OF commendable thrift"
And tried II himself. OF course"
ieah; and was arrested for shoplif;ing He
made tn" mistake OF picking up one that had
diamond in it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting on legal and med
teal subjects, are answered free. As
NIL inquiries are answered directly
by personal letter, n seif-addresscd,
stamped envelope In required. Adj
dress The TImes-Dispntch Informa-
tIOn Bureau, Richmond, Va.
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and seven sons. Mercer nnd Russell

''''" sons. Mercer and Russell
N"r"h'HNs' OF Richmond: samuel
Hhfahams, Winston Salem. y. c.:
MACK Mordecai. Jr. Radgcr and WV
Icy. OF King William County on.
brother, Thomas Abrahams. King VIII
nam county Rev. Fred L. chenault
OF K'chmonh. preached the funeral 4
large crowd attended from ali npr,s
l me county MIR Abrahams having
"een "el-Hnown and very popular.
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stcfnn..on Party SAFE.

KANSAS CITY. MO. Nov. S.--Vilh-
jalmur Stcfansson, Arctic explorer.
announced tonight that party he
had sent from Nome. Alaska, to
Wrangcl Island. about 100 miles north
of Siberia. to establish base for
what he said. would bc n huge British
exploring party into the North, had
arrived safely at thoir destination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Clarence L.. Ithond..

FhEbERickSBuR VA. Nov. s.
clarence l.. Rhoads. highly IS.
tecmed citizen. of Spotsyivanin -o,r.
~. after an illncsa Of three weeks
passed away at his home yesterday.
lie was born at Jordan. y Y. A;,-
gust .. lsi5, but for nfty years had
Ned In Spotsylvania County. JIc
leaves HIS VIII" Mrc Helena Rhoads.
and seven children
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John Turner.

HEATIISVII.LE, VA. Nov. s.-Joho
Turner OF Lodge. this county. died
IN Baltimore last week His body
was brought down sunday and In
TERED in the old family hurying
ground. Rev. G. II. Williams. of tho
Methodist Church. conducting the
services.
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Mrs. Isabel IsnrrI,b

MrS. IsnbcII Fnrrish about 50
years of age. died Yesterday morn
ing nj ]" o'clock In the home OF her
son in-law, Irving Green. 2l0S East
Leigh Street. She was the widow OF
John J.. Parrish. Funeral arrange
mcnts Will be announced today.
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Mrs. I.ouI. A. IInddock.

The death OF Mrs. Louis Austin
Hnddock occurred at her home,
6O3 l-2 South Laurel Street ycetcr-
day morning. Funeral notice will
be given later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

CHASE CITY. VA, Nov. s.-Mrs.
Leo Allen died Sunday night at her
home. after long Illness. She is
survived by four children, Mrs. J.
W. Swift. Jr.. of Wilson, y. G.: Nancy,
Leo, and Watts Allen, of Chase City;
three sisters and two brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Mrs. Margaret Goran.

Mrs. Margaret Gogan died after n
short Illness at her home 23lG Grove
Avenue last night. She is survived
by her two sisters. Miss Anna 4. Co.
gan. and Mrs. Frank O'Conncll, both
OF this city.
Funeral announcements had not
been completed last night
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f. VI. Clarke.

HEATHSVILLE, VA. Nov. Sc.
NJ Clarke died at his home. near
Callao. this county. Friday. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. S.
S. Robertson. OF Village. ut Molrose
Methodist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
The.Weather
Furnished nv U. g. Weather Burcno,
forecast: NIrgInla-
Forecast: Virginia
HAHN today; tomurrow
clearing and colder.
North Cnrolinn-Ruin
today; tomorrow fair
and colder.
Lornl Temperature Y.s,erd.,

J.. 81. temperature ..
MAXIMUM temperature to y. M
minimum temperature to : l.. M
Mean temperature" yesterday
Noimai temperature" for this dat.
Deficiency yesterday
Excess since January 1
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Charlie,

Mr.. Chaplin's latcs, cinema piece is entitled:
The Idle Class"
IL catering 10 tho popular state OF mind
counts. that title should line en- up deep at
the box office.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral Thi. Afternoon.

The funeral ~ Charles Gaseer. Ir..
VIII %" conducted from his late home.
flG Edgcwoot street. at } O'Clock
this afternoon
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Echoes From Down Home

Our boys on tho Rhine don't want to come
home, having begun TO suspect that the only
way for an American soldier 10 got fair treat
Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

The gubcrnatorlal campaign ends hu, I,
usher in the senatorial fight There is n
end TO political campaigns here in old vir
gina.
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Iocnl Rainfall.
Local ob,-r,ntion. at ST.. NJ. rc.,.r,,o,
Special I,ntn.

wind direction. northeast: wind velocity
s. wealth At l.. NJ cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

There Is no evidence so far that anybod
voted often. but there lot OF earl
voting yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

Judge Anderson believes there Is n con-
spiracy between. miners and operators in
certain OF the coal fields to milk the con :
sumner" We don't know tho precise loca-
ton % the conspiracy. judge. but II Is evil
dent that there is one somewhere between
the mine and tho bin Wilmington Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

Ladies Clothing. Modcsty Priced" reads
an advertisement. Il Is to bc hoped that this
is the beginning. and modcsty will have "A
free in the matter OF ladies clothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

New York may never cry spilled milk.
hut II sometimes wceps copiously over the
undelivercd article.