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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
PENNSYLVANIANS FALL
FOR CONFIDENCE GAME
Pointers Are Relieved nf S.5.5OO ID,
Sun'c-sp spoken ola Gentleman
la Florida.

ASH N1TDN. Feb. ls.--A Fuavc,
spoh"n old gentleman, an automobll,
ahd eye nlilng SlifnpSCy OF Florid:
scenery conspir.d TO ease the pockrt,
OF J.. j. Pointer and his son. H. j.. o.
TODAY. stopping off en- route from
FIori'a 10 their home IN Kerscy, Pa
for the purpose.
The setting for the financial iraG
"ny Was Ocaia, Fla, they said. ant
tn" chanc" meeting with tho Oh
Ecntlcman led TO motor rides. rtoci
deals ana finally plans for big coun
Tor which tho poN'z"rS pat M ,h.
$4,000 as evidence OF good faith
II seemed misplaced confidence. how.
ever. Pointer said, as tho other par.
Ties and tho money vau!ehcd over.
night.
could have struck them II had sect
thom again" tho Pennsylvania add.
cd IN Tho dot oct We.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

We see now why they Insist on calling Miss
Alice Robertson ConSrcsswoman She snvs
she is going TO Washington TO Keep hsr eyes
open and her mouth shut Obviously sbc
isn't Congrcssman.-Greensbor News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
LIQUOR IMPORTERS MUST
SEND CERTIFICATES ABROAD
'"cs VIII serve ns Hnsis for Au-
'""ritS Ia Rcccivc shipments
Announces Kramer
| BY AssOciaicd Prcss.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS.--Impor,crs
Oh liquors Tor on-bevcragc purposes,
were Instructed today by prohioitiou
MISSIONER Kramer 10 send sworn
ccpicS OF their permits To roustIl, =
ounces abroad To serve AZ a basis Tor
thc ctftihcation OF the invoices and
acceptance OF the liquors by the mas
ters of vessels.
reports have reached br-c Nj,
manner SAID. that masters of furei.n
ntsScls VIII not accept for shipment
intoxicating liquors Tor non beverage.
uiposrs consigned To persns in th!s
country without cyidctlc, th,t inr
consiShccs are duly qualified 10 i'm
Fort such liquors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
The Poets Corner
inscription to My Mother.

inscription to My Mother.
TO you | owe
The blood OF n Gael,
The laughter ! wear
AS a coat OF mail.
TO you owe
My gift OF scorn,
That | took from you
In the hour l was born.
To you owe
The gift of belief,
Though the credo utter
Has brought You grief.
To you owe
Ny songs. each one,
For YOU hushed with music
Your little son.
THEODoRE MAYNARD.
in Harper's Magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
DICTIONARIES WILL NOT GET
WEEKLY IF BEHIND IN DUES
Members Must Have This Year. Fees
Paid u 10y 18th of This

Virginia headquarters Of the Amer
lean Legion has directed sharp at
tcntion To the fact that unless old
members pay up their dues for th!s
year before February Is there Viii
bc Il lapse in their subscriptions to
the American Legion Weekly.
The lists OF members viii he for
war,ind 10 the magazine on that dat"
ana those members vino have not paid
their dues before that time viii be-
dropped from the mailing list and
several weeks Will be required to
replace their names after their dues
are paid. Department headquarters,
In q statement this week. urges the
prompt payment OF all dues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
INTERNATIONAL BANK
HANDLES FIRST DEAL
mississippi Cotton Concern Ships Over
$1,000 Ifnlcs IN Factories
in IImrOpe.
TBy Associated Press. I

by Associated Press.l
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1S.-Shipmcnt
Of $4,000 bales OF cotton to Euronc
hy Mississippi firm and transac-
ton involving shipment of 200 bales
Of Texas cotton To Lisbon, Portugal,
were the first pieces of business an
nounccd by the Federal International
Banking Company. formally organized
and chartered here last Monday.
The first transaction involved $780,
900, IL was announced. The cotton,
upon its receipt in Europe, il to be
spun into cloth and yarn for the ac-
count OF the shippers, while the mills
retain part OF the cotton for their
services. The funds were provided
by acccptanccs created by the bank
ing company to be secured by the
cotton itself. by the finished product
when manufactured as well as by
tho responsibility of the exporting
company and the individual owners
of the cotton
The banking company was organ
lied under the Edge act. and bank
in nine Southern States are members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
spccin, prournm n, ,,l-su,nt.

spcCinl prOEram has bcon pre-
pared for tomorrow afternoon at ! 30
o'clock at All-Saints' Episcopal
Church, In the series Of organ re-
citals being given there each sunday
afternoon. The evening service will
begin at o'clock. DR.. i. Y. Down
man, rector. announced yesterday.
The program includes Iosannah. by
Wachs: Melody in &. West: Souvenir.
Drdla: The Swan. Saint Sacus, and
prelude in G. sharp Minor. Nod"r-
inski. Ernest H. COSBY. orGanist,
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
More Graac.cros.ing Victims

THREE more names are added to the
CHASTITY list OF victims claimed by Viz
sinia's unguarded grade crossings. Two
women instantly killed and young man
terribly injured comprise the lates, toll of
The crossings which the State permits 10
continue a . constant menace 20 its citi-
gems IL this tragedy, in Nansemond
County, on the Norfolk and Western. the
question O: res possibility IS not decided.
For the ln&t;er AZ argument i: Is not ma
;erial. L: ii he assumed tbs, The men in
charge Of the train complied with every
letter Of the laws requirements and
sounded Their signals as il demands Il,
may also be assumed iha, The driver Of the
machine was careless in not bringing il 10
stop and making certain of the safety of
himself and those Entrusted TO his care be-
fore venturing on the tracks. and that he
was directly responsible for the disaster
But that does not absolye the State Of at
least an indirect e@ponsihiity in tie in
adequacy of its laws for the protection os.
the lives OF its citizens
SO long as tie laws rcnlan rs they are
! now, and so long as human nature remains
unchanged. Just that long viii these acct
dents continue \ greater degree OF care
o'i NC '"'' o' ''"Fe'e'S on me highways
would reduce their number, but i; is the
part OF the State TO ctiforr.i. measures OF
precaution on tho mar, ~ Tho ,ni,ro.a,
,;,, a,i,,;,o,
. I'''''N'''' P'S-
SIDE 'he sru"SoMe results OF public care
lessness.
The present laws are good so far &c ,,,ov
70 ;.,t ,hov do No, 90 Co.. o,,,,.,,
coo,i o..
'' N"Ne P!oNiecs thht
every F"i!Toad company shall
provide each locomotive engine passing
upon It's road with . hnu q, oroi,o,.y .i,,.
ana e,o,r, ,,,;.,,
.''" "'''S''e S''"''
"e "'p'S so""ced OUTSIDE OF incorporated
cil!cs ana towns az least twice at dis
tance OF not less than 300 wards nor more
than COO yorde from ,fo ,,
r.;,rooa $1,000,
49," VIC same 'o't' any
niem way ci"S7'nE' ana Such Oeli or whistle
Hiu,i VIC suuAueu continuously or alter
ha'Ne'! u"'l me engine has reached such
nis ,! crossing, ana sEail give such sig
iais 'n cues anu towns as The legislative
- 80. 80 81 may REQUIRE.
N''o" "''' P'"'l""s mat IN case 0f
iaI'uie 10 give Such signals the fact that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
EXPRESS COMPANY STOCK
OVERSUBSCRlBED IN DAY
hist VIII lie Made Tn Of 2,5n0 Widely
Distributed business

BoohS for the subscription to the
the people Of the South by the south
eastern Express Company were open
ed Thursday and closed last night re-
ports rom the fourteen states served
ny the southern Railway system and
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. show
ing EerSubscriptions in every State.
This statement was made By Fair
lax Harrison. president OF the south
crn halfway. The stock list viii h..
made up OF at least $500 widely dis
tr!butcd Southern business men, hold
ING. on IN" average, OF about forty
shares apiece.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
NAVY REDUCTION WOULD
DEMORALlZE SAILORS
Admiral Coont. Makes This Asscr.
ton at Hearing an tppro-
uriutiOu IIiIl.
| Hy NNeocintcd Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.--Thc Hous.
plan to reduce tho navy personnel
from 100000 10 100000 men woult
hamper development of the neet anc
make tho Sailorrnan believe lie ought
to begin looking for shore duty
Admiral Ioontz, chief Of naval opera.
lions. declared today at the opening
zion bin by Senate naval subcom.
Inittcc.
with the present force. the admiral
said, IN" navy could put i;to commits.
sion bat;l"ships now under cOnstruc.
t!on. two OF which, the CallCornis
ana tho Maryland. will he added tc
the fleet within Il year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

STItS SD-t:rorEc VI. Cohanr
.Mnry," matinee and night.
ACtDEMI-I<r vaudeville.
uIJOt-NI>inu Martin. In illus
binds md Wives"
RI.yEHtun Moreno. I'm
"Thc Yelled Mystrr3."
tROtDWA l-H Hnda Hnwlcy,
In ..'rhr nrlONcd villain"
IsIS-Insil tNIng'> "Enrthhound."
INRIC-thnrlir Ghnpiin. in "Ihe
Kid"
oDEON--Co"prr's "Thc Last OF
the MohIcans.'
itEN-Jnrk IInSir and Marin
Sails. In .Thundrrboit jack
NIIron-"Nyhcn Dcarcnt Went
Dry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
RED CROSS WILL CUT TO
7 DIVISIONS MARCH IS
Gulf Division VIII he Consolidated
with That OF Southern With
Headquarters at ttInntu.
Itv ASC OrIItgl DrpUc

7 3
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. lS.-With an
nounccmcnt that the thirteen divis.
IONS OF the American Red Cross would
on March - he cut down to seven
headquarters Of the Gulf division to.
day made public plans for merger ID
the Gulf division with the Southern,
and transfer OF records from New
Orleans To Atlanta.
The Gulf division. OF which New
Orleans was headquarters and which
comprised the states OF Louisiana
Alabama and Mississippi Will los,
it's identity and become part Of the
Southern division. which will include
Virginia. North and South Carolina,
Florida. Georgia: Alabama. Mississippi
Louisiana and Tennessee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Cont.


Bill was the Goat. You remember OF. Bill?
When anyone had any trouble to spill
They dumped IL on Bill: and 1 do not recall
That Bill ever kicked much lie smiled thro
II all
And just let 'cm rope him. lie never got sore
He'd take all they gave him and come back for
more.
They bawlcd him up dale and they bawled him
down hill.
But nothing they did seemed to aggrava,c Bill.
Dill WAS the Butt. every joke on a mutt
Was handed to William. for BIN was the butt
But Bill never ran--hc was game to the bone
And had cool manner OF holding his own
Thcy'd bawl him and kid him. but Bill work cd
away.
Doing his hi, through tho long working day
And somehow he managed in way tina, he
had
To just keep his temper. and never got mad.
That called for a Goat but nc went to tho
front,
And many's tho time he took all OF tho blame
For bones pulled by othcrs--'twas part of tho
game,
And one day the Boss turned himself on his
And went home towel. anyhow the Boss
died
And when his attorneys had opened the will.
They found half a million bcqucathcd to Old
Bil.
And IL l should follow the natural trend
OF EARNING. this story's most logical end
Would be OF Old Bill getting evcn-but he
Doesn't seem like that sort of n pirate to mo-
And so. by your leave. deduce from Rill's
life
That he gave every cent of the dough to his
wife.
And goes every day with n lump in his throat
To the same daily business OF being the Cont
Napoleon. Alexander. Demosthcncs and John
Doe arc all in the same boat the finish and
oven crocsus had 10 leave his meney and Lu-
cullus his feast on this bank of the Styx
Discreet
Myrtle is a discreet person. with all her
CAB. isn't she ="
I'll say She is. She got the idea from
money"
Money"
gives itself away"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
ALIENS APOLOGY MADE
On HIS OWN INITIATIVE
N"s Ordered to Express Rrrrrat Ia
"ermnhy 10! Washington over
HcrSduIl Affair
Ky NSSNCIutrI Erna. I

I'E .NSHUVIuItV T|FFES.
'ARiS. FEB. lS.-Maior General
iiehtE Aliens apology 10 Germany
regarding TIA. attempt by two alleged
agents o; the Cni,cd states Depart
n'ht OF Justice 10 arrest Grover &.
berSd"!l. draft cvadcr at i.brrbach
IN january. was made upon the gem
erals own initiative and was not or.
uercd by Washington. says u CoblcuZ
dispatch 10 the Paris edition OF the
Chicago Tribune.
me message quoted an unnamed
authority for this statcmcu; G,ncr.i
Allch is commander of American
troops in the Coblcnz occupation
area.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
I{cnI Thrills,

II thrills. suspense. love. romance
and pulSntinG drama make "A photo
play. then When l:carcat Went Dry
should b." voted a hue success when
the victor Th-itcr today. This pic
Irritation of Charles Neville iICk's
famous novel of the Cumberland
Mountains has fights. fcuds, moon
sinners, love. romance following so
closely 10 each other that your at
tcntion is held from the very begin
ming OF the first reel TO the last foot
Of the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Frontier Cases NoI,-pro..cd

ANDERSON. S. C.. Feb. 1s.-Noll-
pressing of indictments against ]. A.
Curcton, of Grecnvillc. and bakers In
several other South Carolina cities.
charged with entering into con-
spiracy to increase the price of bread.
was announced today from tho office
Of Federal Judge IT. II. Watkins
here today. Other defendants in tho
case. which was brought last autumn.
live in Spartanburg, Rock Hill
Greenwood, Columbia and Anderson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

Photoplay fans VIII have a chance
Ia see many real live Indians IN Maui
rice Tourncur's THE Last Of the Mo-
hicans.' at tho Dd"on Thcatcr again
today. when Tourncur made IT, nc
insisted upon usni; as many real rcd
skins "a possible. lie sent out for
Indians and his studio was nearly
Swampcd. Many descendants OF the
original Americans act AT tho Cali
fcrnia studios as French. Egyptian,
Mexican. Italian. syrian. Turkish.
Chinese and japanese characters. and
one old chief said he had appeared as
an kimo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting on legal medi-
cal snbJcctx, nre answered free. Az
all Inquiries arc answered directly
by personal letter. keIf-nddressed
stamped envelope IS required. Adj
dress The TImes-DIsputck Informn-
ti0n bureau, RIchmOnd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

When Senator Mccormick throws stones Al
the literary admlrals." he should rcmembe,
that he resides in glass house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

In her dealings with the defeated Germany.
Franco seems to think that IAN eve for an
eye and tooth for tooth is a bit too
iehtent She would pcnalzc her PROSTATE an
taSon'st about two dollars for every dol
."r worth or property she has Garth"
thats gong some. But France has had pro-
vocation in great chunks.-Kinston FREQ
rrcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

rI-IEriIONE: Randolph,
/. Private Branch IA
change connecting viii
al. departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
WhlsfIinE Tree.

Mrs. j. I3. H.. Bedford City.-Thc
"whistliDg tree" is II species OF acacia
which Erows very abundantly in Nu
bia and the Soudan. Its shoots are
frequently distorted in shape by the
agency of larvae Of insects and
swollen into Il globu,ar bladder from
one Ia two inches in diameter. After
the insect has emerged from cir
cular hole in the side OF this swell
ing. the opening, played upon by the
wind. becomes musical instrument
suggestive of sweet toned flute
The whistling tree is also found in
the West Indies,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
HI.nrtIiIIotifltl-

Notion picture technique at Its
highest point OF DEVELOPMENT. has
gone into the making of Earth
bound" by Bash King. produced by
Goldwyn. at the Isis Thcatcr again
today. Trick photography Tor It's own
sake was not used. Double expos
urc wac employed as a legitimate
ana compelling means ~ recording
happening. both on the earth and
spirit planes. as required by the
strange ana remarkable story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
The Weather .
I'urccnst: Nlrginln-

i1rrcnst: Virginia.
Rain on tho coist and
rain or SHOW In the In
ferlor Saturday and
sunday; not M nc II
clinnge in temperature.
Nurth CRrollnu-It.,in
saturday and Saturday
night. FOLLOW ed b,
.,ctiing and colder
Suntliy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
"Doi,y var,Icnp CIothcs.

vordrn va ~ :ha IprIr' ~ H nic,"nsS.
'Harnaby RudGc.' the daughter OF
Gabriel Warden. a prosperous lock-
smith. From this character the name
came 10 bc applied to woman's
gown OF gay flowcred material, made
with pointed bodice and a skirt
tucked UP and draped over petit
coat OF solid color, which was worn
about 1s65-1S70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

Horah declares that he will do his owr
thlhklhS which comes dangerously near les
majestic 10 Harding and treason to the c. o. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

After all there must b. public spirit among
railway inen, for we read Of some who say
they VIII accept lower wages only IL the saw
ing is passed on TO the public In the form OF
lower rates.--Winston- Salem Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Echoes From Down Home

Some folks are alarmed over tho pros
rect that history may take fancy to Woodrow
wilson and adopt him as great man that
they spend all their time In trying to prove
tina, he is merely college professor caught
IN the act OF smuggling political ideas-Ashe-
vile Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
ends Weeks Stay.

After a week Of success The Be-
loved Villain" will be shown for tho
last time tonight at the broadway
Theater. This picture has been at
tracing large crowds throughout the
week at the movie house, and today
is not expected TO be an exception.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

PUBLISHED every day IN The year r IT. 10 1 S"a.n
Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Cinema Programs
chnplin nns Troubles.

Ihnpiin Han Tr0Ubics.
Charlie Chaplin hasn't enough
trouble in his latest picture. TIT
Kid" First Eat!onnl's six reels or
Joy. which is tho attraction at tho
Lyric Thcatcr again today, In making
hiY feet behave. so IL IL given to him
20 grow pair Of wings His nose
dive and tail spin are distinct addi-
tons 10 the art o: aviation. Special
chldrcn's matinee vii! DC given to-
day from to ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

II was David b. iiill who uttered those
immortal words. II am Democrat still -
but W. j. B. goes him one better by strik-
.ns out the word Democrat and substi-
tuiing candidate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
NnrIcty ProRrnn,.

At the Bluebird Thoator today there
Will be seen another good show The
management has arranged something
that viii please both young and old,
ly interesting. The program for to-
day is one OF the best arranged in
some weeks. and the usual crowds
are expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
I.OrnI Tcnl,rr,tur. yc.,,r,,.,

a, -. VI. tttnpcra tura....... as
WinNun temperature TO r. NJ AZ
ISi'"in UNI temperature TO \ H. Nj -
SSiV.h temperature yesterday ~
r"l,i'i ttilp"rhturc FOR tins date 40
i''ncrhCF Yesterday
,,"hci'hcy since March q,
''''N' january | us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Good Dijou Attraction.

For the last time today Vivian
Martin viii b" seen In Husbands and
Wives" the screen adaptation OF Cor
ra Harris beautiful novel. Making
Her His Wife" This unusual fca-
turc. which is full Of happy surprises.
has delighted large audiences at the
Biiou for the last two days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
"I,hundcrhoIt Inck..

"rhunderboit Jack" is again the at
traction at the Rex. This picture has
been drawing large crowds here for
some time. The picture is Il thriller
and one that is seen By many every
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

Th"aier going in Russia is compulsory
hut If some Of the productions are no better
than certain American road shows it should
he prohibited as cruel and unusual punish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Bryan Cluckiug Again

i''!'h iU'hiHS Again
he Democratic party ever gets beyond
the reach OF Mr. Bryan's mothering
wings il will not be for lack Of effort OH
is part to keep It within range New CON
d.;ions may develop. causing new issues TO
arise. but Mr.. Bryan is always opportune
with new panacea 10 allay every adverse
Influence that threatens the peoples in
'arest He is always there with his mother
~ c!ucking TO reF~~r the Democratic
hock under his broad stretching wings.
there. II 1t will, 10 rest secure from all i'm
PENDING danger. 1t boots not that some OF
The hock have grown TO ful-nedged rooster
size and are Growing from separate dung
nils in the effort 10 attract attention 10
their own qualities OF leadership: he denies
mat guardianship vests elsewhere than in
his own farsighted solicitudc as reelected
by his concern for the rock
Hence, what is more natural than that
lie should come out with a new plan for
rcorganizing the partys following on lines
which promise certain victory with Bryan
OF course, restored 10 his old role of un-
questioned leadership Promising state
mcnt OF his plans for reorganization OF the
party with the declaration that differences
OF the past cannot be forgotten. though it
may be assumed that he would be gracious
enough 10 forgive if fruits meet for re-
peniancc were forthcoming. he proceeds 10
Iuh II in on the party as To the mistakes
committed under other leadership. whereby
these differences have been engcndcred.
with the reminder that "thc party must de-
serve SUCCESS before il can hope for success
Having delivered himself OF this Crouch.
he then launches his program, which. in its
cOmprchensivcness is Intended TO bring
about world government and restore the
rule OF the people Needless 10 saw. it
includes the Who'll" category OF panaceas,
whether finding inspiration in the teachings
Of socialism or Of paternalism-all schools
OF political thought alike cxccp, sound re-
publicanism and fundamental democracy,
arc made to contribute their quota of ideas
Tor the salvaging OF the Democratic party
and the redemption OF the world in
righteousness. Chairman George White
ana Committeeman Tom Love might as
Well 20 way back and sit down in a dark
corner--the Commoner is making ready TO
seize the party holm. and all Will be we'll
for the party in future.
1t was David b. linl who uttered those
Immortal words, Il am Democrat still"
but w j. Il. goes him one better by strik-
ing out the word Democrat" and substi-
tniing candidate"
If this new spirit Of progressive CO.
operation is maintained by its cities. no
Dust ever Will have a chance TO settle ON
Hampton Roads
New Congrcsswoman in Washington has
u'LVercd an address in public and con
'faFy 10 the Rankin precedent she did it
without weeping
jap Dict decides the royal family must
live on $lo,0OO 900 a wear. even II I, has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19

New CONGRESSIONAL in Washington has
delivered an address in public and. con
rary to the Rankin precedent she did it
without weeping
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-19
Local lsninfult.

rainfall IL hours ending \ 1, NJ So,.
ti."inlh'i - hours ending l.. Non,
,:Nc'rS Hinc" March l ......... UI
Excess since January I "