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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch. August l.? 1871 }
Mr.. rcyton johnson. OF this city has been
appointed general travelling agent for the
Lee Memorial Association. with authority 20
collect funds and forward the general inter
csrs. Ills first worl, Viii be at the Springs.
Ashland is famous not only as. having the
only chicken soup spring in the world but
also FOR having the largest aud finest potato
patches in virginia.
The Governor Yesterday appointed william
l.. Hinton Jr, and r p Vaughan inspectors
OF tobacco at Center Warehouse. Petersburg.
The Walker Light Guard. Captain l.. l.. BASS
commanding, was inspected last might by Act
ing Inspector General Thomas y Owens and
VIII soon have their allotment Of arms
81 a meeting Of the Conservative voters of
Rrooklau Township. held yesterday. Hon \.
K. ioIladay elected a delegate to the
State convention and Joseph Bryan was
elected township Superintendent.
Married on the iG,h instant, ~ rev James
Il. Gates. Mr. Jacob X Cosby to Miss I.ucrctia
Wright both of Richmond No cards
There was q fancy mask bali at the swce,
Chulyhcatc Springs night before last. General
Joseph Il Johnston was tho chairman OF the
noor committee.
Edwur h .am has tccn appointed post
master "a; Yorktown. vice James /; Mitchell.
removed for political reasons.
Worl, vii! soon lie commenced on the Viz.
rinia and kentucky Railroad ana the road
viii be pushed to completion as rapidly a.
possible.
William Early. worthy citizen of Albc-
marie County. was drowned day before ycstcr
day while attempting to cross Mediums
River, which had been rendered unfordasle
the heavy storm Of that day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY MENnY EDwAnD wAnNEn
They Pass.

Another day has came and went.
don't know here it's god.
Another day. IL all intent.
Has up aud chuckcd its load.
I've worked 50 hard nearly choke.
And yet at night. feel
so thankful Iiat another day
Has finished up it's reel
Another day has flew the coop
And went. don't know where
Ana really. | don't care whoop
80 long as II stays there
The WAY have To Iii. for duds
And graf Tor grub. I'll say.
Is enough To make me thankful for
disappearing day.
Another day has--comc ON. BED.
I've lost another day.
Come on. Alfalfa. Here my head
Goes moling in the Hay.
gotta get up early. Folks.
>" lead me to my tent!
Ike TO hear The whistle when
Another day has went.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
WILL LEASE VESSELS
ON BASIS OF TONNAGE
summing h"nrd {" hhnn,Iun ola :: per
'"' '"'" "i-si"n I'Inn. Declare,
Chairman Inskcr
~ Associated Irose.

NASH lN"ToN, Aux iS.-pecl,l,u
TO substitute bare boat chart
10. .ar "a" system under which p,ac,t.
t"!!S all Shinn!ng Board vcss"Is .,r.
"n'rH'"d was announced tuulrh, H.
.",'Fman i.a~kcr. after a conf.r.,,.
M''h frcaidcn, Harding lnstont 81,
IN" h""is h'iug turned over To- an.
'l''"rS %" "a per cen, commission
BASIS II - IN" iourd's int.u,io, 90
hd"pt uniform charter ur.o,r ybi.,
we vessels viii BE- leased on a ION.
mage bash. the lessee assumIn, ,bo
sam" ii'H" ~ rroht or logs . b,
charter. "a" !
A'miral Benson. shortly before n.
atsIihrh from ihe chairmanship. in
'uS nrAt"d the bare boat" char,rr T.,
rev '"set with a view. he then an.
h"Hhccd OF enabling tho now hoarJ
10 determine whether II w,. 49,
H"'t l" substitute this as noIicy .
''r the operating agreement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
HuriaI Flare ~ Tb,u,,. rn,

Williamsburg Thomas
'.m' u'rh 81 drorsy July 3. 1909 n,
""' ,"I!c y Y. where he was
- rs bones were cxhumcd hv
William Cobhctt in 1919 ana ,,,, w
i.llv"rp"ol where they were lcr, mil,
utter '"hh"'ts death when tbcv wcrc
''"'" as q rar; Of the property of bic
."h' wh" became hankrupt in lS3c
remain were eventually taken
|" france. where II is believed thcv
now rest. y monument was erected
/" ram" on tho road between White
fIaihS aud New Rochelle with monnv
."'' "y fainc himself for ina. pur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
y" NntionnI Bank Gu,r,,,cc

subscriber. iIopcwcli.-The govern
lch' makes no guarantee to the bank.
IN" d"p"Slt"rs. or any one else: IL
SIMPLY issues charter to a comnanv
!" conduct bank under stipulated
conditions. some Of tn" conditions he :
'hE mat the bank shall be under tho
SUPERVISION of the government and
i!S '''"ih'S subject I" examination L
the hands OF the government officials
AT any Tine. The bank is also sup
noScd TO he conducted under rcstric-
TIVE laws that guard the interests OF
the dcpoSitorS.. when "a national bank
u.s. established 1t must procure a GER
tan amount Of government bonds. and
the institution il permitted to issue
bank notes for certain percentage
OF the amount Of the bonds. Thus
the bonds stand as security for the
redemption Of the bank notes issued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
"Conrrsion of Tnnrncs"

d RESIDENT HARDING is abundan,lv
justified il. Withholding his approval
OF the proposal originating in European
capitals that Great financial conference
for the stabiiaatiun OF international en-
change be held in Washington in conncc-
ton with the disarmament conference. As
long as this government exhibits no cnthu-
siasm for this collateral enterprise it is
bound TO anguish Only the wholc-hcar,ol
participation OF America in such move
ment could assure il OF any degree OF sue
cess.
Tho disarmament conference is now n
concrete thing. 1t has developed from its
abstract phases All obstacles have boon
overcome and unless unforeseen difficulties
arise as to what shall be included in the
agcnda, There is sound reason for believing
that it will assemble in good faith and in
good spirit; That it will proceed with the
business in hand on basis OF mutual con-
fdence, and highly favorable results may be
confidently hoped for
IN such situation rs this the American
government ought to frown upon any side
show conference out OF which may como
issues that would seriously cOmplicatc and
confuse the disarmament cuurorccs Ono
international conference at time is
enough. Certainly no secondary proceeding
should be urged that might imporil tho
proceedings o! tho larger body
II is well understood in Washington as
in London and Paris that the present basis
or international exchange is unsatisfactory
If governmental action could remedy that
condition. such action would be in order.
But more thoughtful business men and
statesmen in this country are convinced
that the desired sterilization cunno, be
wrought by arSI5ial iprcssurc Govern.
mehls cannoi - Ser overcome the natural
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
War Paint.


somehow. though am no "boaut, ,,oc,or.,
'''e!N" a lot of letters from feminine and
some from masculine readers who are nnx
V"' ABOUT '"e'r pores" aud things Many
81 ia" queries hay" to do with IN. Ms. or ,v,r
paint Is II harmful? Is it poisonous"
Ther" are all kinds of paints ana un,.dcr.
an" "th'r JimcrackS employed for purposes
~ 'hf'"uNaSc. some Of which arc pcrfcctly
'''"'''SS L" me user ana some OF which are
POISONOUS or contain poisonous ingredients
such as lead. arsenic nctc,Irv n,u nm,
chemist nor have analyses or AN the ,,o,,u-
Jar war paints available. so am unable to in
'''m correspondents wh.thc; this ana that
particular cosmetic is harmless | c,u nri,
express some general views ON ,h. .,.,, DO,
FROM The hyricnc point of view i, is unt
u'"S "h""J"ttt"u"hlc but perhaps beneficial
Tor woman to employ these cosmetics for
the purpose of camouilaging natural d,r.,ts
l'ut let no girl entertain the no,io, ina,
som" sort of cream, powder or other face
dope is essential for hcr makc-up Tn. Zines,
compilations are not purchased from th,. druc
store they are achieved through eond NV
Sicnc opCn air exercise ana a Kind Of s,i.,,,ir.
neglect OF tho conplcNior
Females who apply war paint So ln,rtis,i-
ca'IF as to become conspicuuusly h.-daul cd
h"trly their mental weakness That snrt of
mucous ad"rmmcnt is characteristics of the
moron woman. Probably that is the reason
Why a stigma attaches to the corspicuuus or
noticeable us" Of paint ANY girl who
Nr"wa enough to pass 81 nfth grade mental
test Will think twice lcforc doping her face
with SUM that can he detected by tho cas,,ai
Observer.
Many OF tho inquiries receive on AIMS sub
J"ct ar" from girls who arc particularly prone
t" think that something in tn. nature Of 3,
lace cream or similar dop.. is iuhspcusa bile
IN a !ady's toilet Old or prcmaturoIy aged
persons often 40 nccd something greasy or
Oily to anply TO the prctcrua,urallv dry nnd
sail"w skin. Younger persons seldom require
ms on the contrary, IN most young persons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
ALABAMA MAN BIDS
FOR MUSCLE SHOALS
ii"t"i Manager Drcinrcs lie Is Able
4" Demonstrate AbSoIutc
Responsibilities
ley Associated Press.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. IS.-Goorce
u. hcntoh' manager of Birmingham
motel. who has submitted to the gov
crhfncnt bid for the Muscle Shoals
p'"ttS IN Alabama. said here today
that he had mailed to Sccrct,rv
Weeks complete proposition for
takinS over the plant He said h.
would be able I" demonstrate TO the
sccretary's satisfaction his absolute
responsibility il given an opportuni-
~ To do so.
As hotel man. Mr.. Benton Is we'll
known IN Georgia. having been nan.
"scr OF prominent Savannah hotel
several years ago. and was president
OF tn Georgia Hotel Mems Associ,-
ton at that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
TRUCK CATCHES FIRE
ON WAY TO FIRE

DALTON. CA. Aug lS-Thc Dali
ton fir" department staged "A thrill
in fire scene her" recently.
fire alarm was turned in. the
firemcn skiddcd down the lass pole
IN true movie fashion. crankcd up
the big truck and started to go.
They came 10 sudden stop when
they found the truck aiire, set by n
back-hrinS motor. The truck was
put out" and then tho fircmen put
out the blaze that had summoned
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
"Good Wine Need, >o Rms,

'''""'F' f.Nhchhurg. = The bush
."i merry hung CAT al the doors OF
n,er"S was always ivy. probably in
"'u"lon to Racchus. to whom the WV
'"Nh was sacred. The old poets and
u. .''"'' S'* nav" many illusions to tho
"' h'hEIng out Il bush. as:
Things al greatest proG, ,rc col,
forth with least price. When Tho
"in" is neat, there nccdcth no jvic-
bush" and again:
! hahE no ivic ont to sell my wine.
ne nectar OF good wits will soil
itsclfc."
inc rrovcrb means that when the
wine sold was good no bush or other
sign was necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
FRS: Talking Machine

Mrs. r. IL, Newcastle Tho n.s, ,,o
chHnical device for the rcris,oyi,r
reproduction ~ speech ana n,nar
.""i'" was the invention 8: Icon.
''"'' Known as tho acknowledgement.
'"" constructed in 1853 His inver-
'"h |mn"dled the essential rrinciplc,
o." "hi'h he prcscnt-day instrument.
were based Edison produced /,
p""h"fraDh in 1876. ana tho nrst MAJ
'"t was dated January, 1877
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
rhc state should i.uy Monticello.

To the Editor OF rhc Times Dispatch
Sir. Surely this grand old Common
wealth of Virginia viii not permit 10
pass the opportunity to purchase
Monticello and preserve II "a u sacred
shrine Of liberty. II is unthiukhbI"
that tho Mother Of states ana OF
statesmen should prov. So devoid of
lofty patriotic sentiment as u ignore
tho present ChIuC" 20 acquire tn"
beautiful homo Of u distiue Gishod son
who wrut" tn" MAGMA Charta OF
American liberty. was tho founder OF
the States fnr-cnmci university. ana
y hose nam. rs u democratic com
mou.r val! forever lliunim" the his
toric pag" Of his mativ" stat.
The LEGISLATURE il not now IN Sos
sion. bur ,h"rn are practical wayt In
which an option may be secured on
the property. and when the subject
is brought to tho attention of tn"
masses Their. Is no doubt indeed.
there can -. no doubt--hat tho pop
alar manifestation OF interest In tho
matter viii h. reelected hy th"Ir
chosen representatives in such a de
uiIcd manner as 20 result In I'll" re-
uuisi'c legislation To- preserve 10 the
state tins SACRED shrine.
Hero is one Thing ui"n which tn"
rcoplc Of ali parties aud factions can
agree And lot us be- deaf To any
prsSnnistic plants OF more ;aNce,
the state cannot afford it" etc. The
state cannot afford I" NEGLECT this OPP
purtunjty There ar" things more
valuable than money. aud loiiy stat"
pride and true patriotic sentiment
cannot BE- measured 10y the dollar
yards,iclt ny all means. lot virginia
purchase the historic and beautiful
homo Of the sage OF Monticello" and
prcscrv, ana treasure ii rs golden
link that binds tho g!"riou1 years ~
the past to thos" of IA" glowing
years of the present aud OF brighter
days yet TO CONF"
THOMAS j. MEADE
Richmond. Va. Aug. II. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Theater Calendar

observation-disclosures Oliver Cur
woods "rh" Golden Snare"
lfRic-Roscoc Arbuckle In
Crazy to Marry
hlIoC-N Mia Naldi in Life"
lSlS-Mary Miles Mintcr In The
Lille Clown
GEi!lltD-Iicgular variety
program. including fifth chapter
of The Purple Riders"
obEON-All-star caIt in Man.
Woman. Marriage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
L. 5. SUPERVISOR OF
REAL ESTATE CREATED
Ne" hni"ini VIII lie Nnu,cd nv sac
r"'hr' OF Treasury la Ncnr
Future

NS'i iNiTpN, Aug. lS.-An cxccu-
creating Il Federal super
visor "f real estate. In cbarrc a. an
government real estate ,rnns,c,to,.
oGiSid" "f tho District OF ,-oIrrh,
was signed today by President Hard.
!ug '''''-
Ih' new official. who viii be nancd
ny SECRETARY OF the Treasury will
work toward the ordination Of
""Fernm"nt activities as proposed hv
piF'''or Dave" Of The budget bureau.
IN" "hlc" was designed. I, was OK.
Il"incd TO effect economy In tho nl,r.
chase or lease OF government hula
IhES throughout the country Al
transactions over $500 are To he undcr
the supervisor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
LEND SAVANNAH BANK
MONEY FOR EXPORTS
war Finance Iionrd Approves S5.OOO,-
400 Advance Ia Aid Foreign.
Trade.
by Associntcd Press.

WASIiINGrON. Aur. Is. An appli-
cation for an advduc" OF $1,000. 600
10 The citizens and southern Bank. of
savannah, Ca. for financing exports.
Was approved today 10y the War III
nance Corporation.
The advance viii! be made to finance
cotton, cotton seed cake. pcauut cake.
and naval stores for export sale. The
commodities. the corporation said,
will be for the most part products
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
ALABAMA MERCHANT
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
Called Young Woman to "Comc nm
Over" To Store Before the
Shooting Occurred
tHy Associated Press !

RCSSEi-l.NIl.LE. ALA. Aug. IS
ono on over was the invitation
OF Fred X. Hall prominent Russell
Viiic merchant, to Martha Henderson.
pretty TEXAS girl. who was slain Nv
Han in front OF his store on RI.
afternoon of April IL, according 4,
the testimony of a telephone np",a
tor at the opening of the trial Of
Hall this afternoon.
The telephone operator declared
that Han and Miss Henderson CON
vcrscd over the telephone for five
minutes just prior to the tragedy. and
that she heard the merchant when
he told the girl TO come to his store,
where she was shot to death as she
was about to enter,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost nnr
topir- excepting '"n Irgni nnd III, diem
subjects, are answered free A. MI
inquiries nr. answered tIircctI, Inv
personal letter. self atdrcs>cJ
stamped envelope IL required. td
"rrs> Inc Iimrs-bi>pntch Iniurmn-
lion HurcnH. f.irhnroud. Nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Poor Thing.

ooh Mamma. boohoo! John docsn', love me
any more c-o-o-o-oh' wauta divorce"
walled the weeping bride
Why. daughter said the Solicitors Ma.
'eh"cFtF' 1T cant be. in TWO short months'
"I'ut 1t is. and don't care! When ! called
him ON the phone til" operator said the line
was busy. ana JUST KNOW SHES TRYING
TO STEAL. II!M,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

President Harding continues to improve as
president. Like MIR. Wilson. he has taken
'"E''HS uh""r the shadow of his wings and
IL directing II what to- do, and is proceeding
with negotiations for !, peace ,r,ut, ,yi,ho,,
reference TO the wishes of the Senate which
ne KNOWS is hostile. If he continues Ia cmu-
iatc his predecessor in office we thiuk he ,yiu
MAX" ut least an average presidcut-NNn-
mington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
IL irhitp.

cro"Sus WAS Il Millionaire.
I've hear! historians say:
hui what's the use Of more than You
Can use or throw away?
I'm better OF, when all is said.
Than trocsus is. cause he is dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

md SO she has decided finally. has she?'
can; she had her mind made up absolute
ly, until her husband agreed with her and
row she's got To figure out some other way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
l.agninpl,,..

some men are happiest when broke
What becomes Of all the used hairpins?
an ugly woman needs no battery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
Correspondent Emp hasizcs
Advantages Of Richmond as
Medical School Location.

/" the Editor of The Times DISPATCH:
SIR wish Ia thank YOU for tn.
publication Of my letter of recent
hate regret that !:S length made
II necessary for you to cut out some
OF II There was however. one pa
asrarh which ! think is or sufficient
Importance to warrant my asking
YOU 10 publish II now. 1t Is as FOL
lows:
There are many physicians. dent
lists aud pharmacists in the State VINO.
nut Tor the opportunity FOR earning
II living while studying their prof.S-
SION. offered by large city lik"
Richmond. would today Il" hcwcrs az
wood on drawers OF whtcr. ana tn.
communities in which they are now
niniStcring t. the wants OF the suf-
i"rIns people would be without sue
cor II is I" this class Of mon and
women rather than the rich that
virginia need cater Again is IL not
the duty AMI should ii no, IL" the
pleasure al our state 10 help d.svrv-
inr young Nirrinians better their
condition rather than discourage
them. which Will surely he the ease
should our medical school OF Rich
m"nd to" abolished ana Charlottesville"
- '''''''' '''''' "a
IN" state? Locate NirEiuiI's mcdi-
cal school at charlottesville and you
automatically clusc the door uf our
stat" school in the faces or many who
cannot pay the price OF - medical
education surrounded by tho classic
atmosphere Of charlottesville.
Cod forbid that the day may ever
com" when We vii. iiud a Virginia
institution supported blythe taNpay
"rs "f the state turning q dca. ear
4" deserving young Nirgiu!aus, who
ask that they hc given AN orportu-
nifty 4" earn for themselves AN cd
ucUiion hy the sweat uf their brow
Win" Attending am institution. tn"
every "Nist"ur" az which is made
uossihi" by tn" cs of their faith
crS. T.. II :. MORRISON.
Richmond, Va. August IL 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
The Weather
FURNISHED nv q. 5. Wcnth.r nurcn,,
Local Trnnrrntur, Yr,,,r,,,

., = VI t"up"ra tue ...-.. q,
N"NlhuiH temperature to J. Nj. g;
n"lihHm temperature" to : r. " =!
Ni'"h t'inp"fHtuT" yesterday .......
iE.tnlaI trmpcrhiure for this date. ~
ENt"SE yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
EN'"ss sinc" March i...... 3.s
'.'''SS S'h'" January i.............. Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

lures from the papers Watch this very
Same Congressman get showed under Tho n,x,
time bc runS.-.\shcvillc l,itiz,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Up With the Times
By ~. %. II.


Mr.. F"rdncys tariff bill is just what tho
first four letters OF his name would lead
one to expect.
Senator TrinE!c. having spent s9i3362 to
secure the nomination for Governor viii have
a profit Of S5663S his first TWO years in
Office not counting his cost OF maintenance
and overhead in the mansion. At that we sun
pose the rovernorship is "a good enough job
tor those Who can afford it,
Lloyd George srn,cntously observes ina;
MS long as nations war against each other
war Will cusur" After trying ,hnt az, cur
plan" We arc inclined to believe that n. is
right.
George i'ail'y. of the Houston Post has
he"n attacking Nrginas corn bread but re
serves his decision on the other wcll-known
product of chief crop
If French is made the Official language OF
The disarmament conference. d!strcssiurIy r,y,
americans viii know officially what is 60
ing
Jazz music in the ost-oi!ccs is somewhat
reminiscent OF other DAYS when tho public
led Mr. HnrlcSom merry dance
Now that Mr. Vos,ead has approved i,
HAY" 40" itu" brewery in Your home"
promises t" take rank as the national anthem,
tr-to-datc Ncw York hotel has provided
its guests with a thinking. room" strange
that som" ON" hasn't suggested a similar an
mex for IN" Capitol in Washington.
New Spanish ambassador refuses to discuss
u" ten commandments. probably ON nro,,,,a
that they Viii be further amended before
his return.
Of ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

lTcS'"cnt Harding asks for 5000 O0O for. do
irsNinE tho expenses of disarmament conrcr
'h'' II ought To be the hest Investment IN,
country ever imadc.-Kinston Free Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Note.

santa Claus is missing right regular
these recent Christmnscs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Mr.. F"rdncy's tariff bill is just what tho
hrSt tour letters OF his name would lead
one to expect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
I.ut.Il Rainfall
Special ipntn.

, N'NI I'I'.WON HNf'N. MINI V|IU0|fV :.
highest wind yesterday. n; weather "A,
< l. NJ, cluhr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

'der-making time has arrived in Viz
GINA and nobody has yet discovered a
recipe for keeping Virginia made cider
from moving 10 reprehcmsiblc state OF
hardness, ana that OF IT'S own voItion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Lloyd G""rg" Sontcntiousy observes that
MS long as nations war against each other
war VIII cnsuc. After trying that ON our
piano We arc inclined to believe ma, ~. =,
right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Sow that We hay" The official returns of
the primary election. lots quii talking nbopt
1t and get busy making ready for the No.
ycmbcr event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

II is intimated that Cupid is trying his
hand IN Washington as lobbyist. trying 10
get Congress 10 increase the incou.. ,ax
exemption Tor married mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

According 10 the widc-awnkc rroes
agents CarLso'S mantI" has already lodged
o" the shoulders OF no less than four
tcnOrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Another battle of ballots" is on in Viz
Enia and only woman can be elected This
time There are fiity-hve candidates in the
held for that one Office Queen of the
Pageant.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

G"orS" ial'y of the Houston Post has
he"n attacking Virginas corn bread. but re.
serves his decision on the other wcll-knov,
product of our chief crop