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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Government Mbt,r,,o.h

Mrs :, q. - i'hocl Us To make
IA" Whitrwosh which has been used
Tor many years at the White Iioua.
al Washington ana on the i:s hthouScs
maintained ~ the government along
'ht coast take half bushci az un-
S!"h"d lime. Stake IL with boiling
water ana cover during tn, process
l" Keep III steam. strain the liquid
through It 'inr sieve or straincr and
"da |" IT peck 81 salt. previously
"iSHo'Ntd IA warm water. three
pounds OF ground rice boiled To q
'hih paste ana stirred in while hot:
"h"-half pound OF Spanish whiting
ana ON" pound az glue. previously
dissolved by soaking with water. and
,hch hanging in u small pot in a
iars"r one h!lcd with water. Aid five.
gallons %! hot water TO the mixture.
Htf well and Lot il stand IL few days
covered. Keep the wash thus pre-
pared IN "a Kettle ar portable furnace.
ana when used put IL on as no, as
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
MORTON AIDS VOTERS
TO REGISTER PROPERLY
Has Desk at Democratic Hruduuar-
trrs Ia Murphy's Iiotri-WilI
Assist All who Coil.

Thniua> r.. Morton. of South Rich-
mpnd has been engaged TO assist the
~ democratic comn!ttc" in get
ting voters properly registered. Mr..
Morton started upon his task Host"r-
day. y desk will he furnished him
at democratic headquarters in Mu:-
phys Hotel. where he viii conduct
his business OF directing all voters
wh" ar" not regularly regis tered. or
who have not the time personally TO
attend 4" the matter. He VIII 90
carefully Owe. the LISTS. and w!ll get
III touch with all who have changed
their residences during the year so
that ~" trouble may ne encountered
when the voters 20 to tho pnlIs on
c.ection day.
Mr.. Morton Stated yesterday that
IL would try 10 set IN touch per
tonai!y with ala who have had trou-
uIc III Locating their proper precincts.
HIS o.iicc phone is Madison 1927.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
TWO ARR. HURT IN
DANNILLE AUTO SMASH
DIR. Fork CitIsrn. Pinned nucr Over
turned Gar. Ncccives Frnc-
turcu skull

SDc, .ai 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNIiL.E Va. sept, - Amos
H. Davis. -. Il resident "f Dry Fork
was trough; to The Danvl.I. Cen
era! Hospital last might suffering
from crauial injuries sustained when
an automobile In which hc was rid
lne with oscar i'arl!n.. loft the road
Oh Whit" oak Mountain and plunged
d"'.u iiftccu-:oot cmhankm"nt
F"rliug. Who was driving, sustained
minor cuts and bruises and was able
To wnlh !" his home. Davis was
unconscious ami remained SO until
carly today. lie has a fractured skull
dud may nave 10 undergo an opera
ton.
m" car was proceeding towafds
Chatham when i Left tn. road both
men being pinned underneath IN"
debris and being rescued by passing
motorists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
On Iurnin" Back the CIork

r" HE effort is about 10 he made To amend
or 10 vacate outright "A decree isslcd
in the District of Columbia Supreme Court
prohibiting the great packing interests from
engaging in the manufacture or Stribu-
ton OF food products other than those di-
rectly connected with the slaughter OF ami
mails. This decree was issued with the cou-
sent OF the packers during the final days
OF the last administrations Fearing even
more drastic action against them and hope
hui OF heading off the packer control bill.
since enacted. the packers agreed with At
tnrncy-Gcreral Palmer upon the terms OF
"a decree which divorced them from stock
yard control and activity in all lines OF the
grocery business
II is now proposed that this decree be
modified. Certain fruit growers Of Cali
fornia want the packers to distribute their
products. This cannot now he legally done.
Tho fruit interests have appealed To tho
Department of Justice. therefore. probably
n the instance OF the packers for Il lessen
ing OF the restraint now laid upon the pack
cfS. and officials of the department have
iniimated that they are willing for the court
to give the relief asked FOR
Such action would he blunder There
is no economic reason why the hacking
house interests of the country should on
gage in The grocery business and there are
sound economic reasons why they should
not. With their superior transportation
facilities. their great warehouses; the branch
agency system and their powerful banking
alliances they were headed straight toward
monopoly OF the rood business o! the
country when the halt vas called Such
monopoly as was designed would prove un-
bearablc.
II is not Il question whether the packers
h.. 1.ig l,r
cations to sell food products cheaper than
il handled through wholesale groccrs Ii is
not Improbable thar they might give the
consuming public the bencf, OF lowe; prices
Tor time, once tn" whOlcsaing OF food
products were eliminated but no sooner
would this control be firmly established
than the opportunity would arise for mo-
nOpolistic cNtoriion. Attorney General Pal
mer lor.saw this. The Federal Trade Com
mission forcsnw il and powerful commit
tees OF The House and Senate rorcsaw it,
It was because of tho certainty that the
government would deal drasiically with
packers that they consented 10 a court de-
cree. which restricted their activities to the
preparation and distribution OF animal
products They did not consent through
purely patriotic motives They consented
rs matter OF self preservation
Attorney General Daughertv has not an
nounced his decision as 10 u modification
OF the packers decree His subordinates
however. have indicated "A willingness to
ask the court to reopen The matter This
alarmed tho wholesale grocery interests Of
the country and they promptly petitio!.d
III" court for the right 10 Intervene in the
cas-" This petition, has been granted.
Fortunately. the department III Justice
Is NOT tie court Of last resor, in such a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
PLAN BUS SERVICE
FOR NORTHERN NECK
DAILY Passenger Service VIII Re In
stalled between Warsaw and
Frrdr rfcksburu
NpcrilI t0 Thn Tirnns. nlsnn,nh

Np'riai I" The Times Dispatch
HhATliSNl!.i.E VA. sept eth.
H"r'hcrn Neck TRANSPORTATION Com
pany' with headquarters AZ oal
'roN", has been organized. with tn.
following officers: ~ IL Gutridr,
president Frank VI sun. general
MAJ "Ser. ana b. w. pomcroy. sccre-
iary AMI treasurer.
Iho company sill. within the next
two weeks. pat on a daily bns ms
H"nscr ecrVic. between Warsaw .,,d
frcd'rieks burg y truck has been
purchased and Is helm. fitted up for
IN" comfort OF IL" travelling public
~" soon as business justincs. an ad-
hitonal bus viii 10 purchased 1t
Is proposed I" give quick ana com
fnrtnbl" service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
John oa,swor.h,. English writer

AIRS. y. {. y. fctcrsburg.-Iohn
t"lsworthy. English novelist and
dianatist, has Lccn called "a writer
With IA purpose" by critics. Ills writ
Tugs show keen stud of social
problems. Nearly all the work Of his
mature years carries II protest
against some evil or injustice. His
play. Justice" published in la10. is
bitter protcs, against the placing
81 ""nNicts in solitary confinement.
Aside from It's success AZ a play il
achieved the desired effect in that IL
called public attention to the horri-
bic results of solitary confinement
and actually induced the British gov
crnmcnt To abolish this form OF pun
ishihcni. However, in his efforts to
secure reforms. Galsworthy has not
sacrificed artistic Workmanship FOR
propaganda. for his novels and plays
are ariiSticallN SUCCESSFUL. and IL is
probable that nj. work would no, he
so successful In securing reform II it
were not also literature OF permanent
value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
81 MEN AT V. p. /. AT
CLOSE OF SECOND DAY
tht!-f"nr More Than Total Enroll
mrht last irnr and Lnrgrst Num-
Der IN SrhuOIN IIlxtnrN

Ei.AcIiSBrRG. VA. Sept a2.-At
the close of the second day OF the
current session at the Virginia Poly
t"chnic Institute Si7 men had regis
tered. Thi" * ffty-four more than
tn" total enrolment Of last year
when the attendance was the largest
In the history Of The school.
Although almost every available,
room in the barracks are now nccu-
pied with three and four men i'm some
OF the rooms Thcr" are still u mum.
her of students Wishing to be accom-.
modntcd. AZ least 3a5 new mon have
registered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Spirit Of Virginia Press

Tho Blackstone Courier Will, lr,,
timing Two itSclf. saws:
on. what an Innocent guy tina, \.,y yr,.
chemistry professor has proven bi,ps.l, =,
be by pretending he did no, Ln,,v 49, -
""rtion his students were commemorate, go.
of sugar yeast and raisins S,r,lv ~, .,ro,,I,
not L.. permitted TO wander obou, ,,o,,, y,
1t is really getting hone-drv -, oron,d ,u,
pepper Th. star az ina, town save
'Another hing Won nnvcu.t bcarI ro ,,.,
wh,l,.. T.. .,,. ,,i,I " ,'.: '" '"T q s""''
The Er.s,"l Herald courier mouru> ,o,.
"rhe Harding administration il r.s,orslIo
81 icnsr 70, ,.,r. ,,r, -. a.,
u""mpioy"d tina, part of 1t comnos"u az
democrats who have been ;,p,rnii ..,.
.hcir Federal jp!,. /"
Tn. Ilar,m0;r HaruId - .,,tiu. t,,.., ,.,,.,.
ing at th. idle government, sbips in ,b.. ,,.,
there and says
They al" L!gein. salt cncrusintior ,,,,r, ;,
the bottoms ol the boilers az IN, .,..l ,
boat ~ Camp .Ahic Eux;is OWING T., -,
OF The salt water in the boilers wby ,h
don't run these boats farther nm IN, ,,,,o.
River - another question:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-Ai. g. Field Min
s:rcls.
LYklc-kc!th vaudeville.
BHoA pWAY-Ali-star east in
"'rhc Child Thou Gavcst Me
EiJoC--pnuline Frederick. n
The sting OF the LASH
lSiS-t;dith story and Nonh
Beery. I'm Beach Of Dreams.
BLU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES variety
program. including The Purple
Riders"
oDEoN- Wallace Reid. in The
Hell Diggers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

The Roanoke worId-Ncws comm.n,in. on
IN" coming unemployment conferences s.ys:
president Harding conference Will quickly
Gem" I" realize that job finding is Infinitely
more easy than position finding. II tn" con
lcr"nc" can simply change ths frame Of mind
OK many OF the on-hunt.rs and couutcyac, III.
f"'npcrs ,aik il Will quickly relieve the Nitua-
ton "a small extent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
s. N ON THE SIDE
Between the Days.
nN HENmf En,NANu wAMNEm

Between the days there is AN hour
When silence falls. and in the stead
OF tumult. is that quiet bower
Where pleasant dreams surround my bed.
tn" shouttnss die. the glare OF strife
* Soticn"d. and the cares OF day
Flee with the pains and trials of life
And roses Strcw my slumhcr way.
between thc suns ihr: Span Of peace
Is all thai holds To my soul
THAT respite blessing OF surceasc.
10 break the journey my Goal.
Nnd though the way he hard, and though
The hills he steep. the pace he fast.
Refreshed between the days. | 40
Renewed. to win my Goal at last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
INFORMATION BUREAU
Inquiries regarding almost nny
topic. Accepting on legal md me- dtraI
subjects. nrc answered free. A. nil
inquiries nrr answered directly nv
prrA"nnl letter. srif-n,ldrc.scd,
stamped envelope IL required. Al
orrs> 1hr Tim~.-Dispat"h Informn-
ton liu"~-,. f:icImnud. Va.
I. :. I.onns 10 thc Allie.

a. :. Faint Bank NJ i'm
r"riani amounts ever have h-cn paid
''l""' '' interest or principal. pn the
loans made ny the United States gov
'iAm' ~ to foreign governments
""i'ns the var The amount loaned
exceeds !",rbu million dollars and
nearly lo"u million dollars in d. .nai,l
interest mas accrued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
slate Harding 10. asa Derre..

BOSTON sept. 22.-rres!dent Hard
ing today was elected TO receive the
thirty-ihird degree in Frccnasonry.
Inc action was taken at the annual
session Ut the supreme council OF
scottish Rite Masons Tor the North
,rn JarisdictiOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
WINCHESTER FIRE,
OUTFIT In JEOPARDY
Apparatus valued az S2a.uUn E,d,u.
Ecrcd b. tutos Rc>nundinr

SNCC!NT TO INC TTmIs- IDlcnY..L Z
WiNcIi!ST VA. Sent 30
Fire apparatus valued AT nearly 81;
200 narrowly escaped being wr.cIo.,
Tuesday night. when au,omohile !,
hurrytrs 10 Il small fire AT Tho NAV,
or tn" old Dominion Paper Comn,u,.
south "i town, rhokcd ruadwavs and
cro"ueh IRE trucks close to fence,
ana rocks rrotruding nearby.
Thc Guy Council. ii was said. Will
pe aH"e" u" pcnaiiIc motorists and
",""." VINO interfere with nvcmcn
when on duty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
R,.o,rr nod,r. From coIIIcry.

LONDON. sept. 22.--FiTc bodies
have heun recovered from the Mount
Muliisan coll!ery in Queensland.
...".a, Mnern Rn explosion OF ans
occurred within tho pits Monday.
NAYS y Reuter- dispatch from Iris-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

our friends IN Richmond are preparing
10 stage "a historical pageant n that city,
in which. among other things. they viii
refresh the memory Of many and inform
the minds Of far more a 10 some tacts
in tho genesis of this rcuuhlic Uufor-
tunatclN. however the Richmond affair
Will DC largely local an its influence. for
it Will hardly attract many from outside
Virginia and is likely to be regarded more
as business hnostng entertainment for
the State capital than serious and
effective effort to establish and maintain
the truths %, history The Danvilc Reg
lister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Io,nI Trmp.r,tur. y.,,,r,,,

} y. VI t"iiIp"tatuFo
Ma N1iu,iiu temperatures tn T. VI
Minimum Temperature. 10 T., n *
Mean tv'np"rhtur" YESTERDAY ;
E"Tnai '"'npcrntur" Tor this dat" q.
INc'sS t"~icrd,y .
t:Ny"s- sine. March A.,
fN"'S- since JanuIry l.... ~ 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
rh- Cancer 0uestlon.

several weeks ago some correspondent sent
IN 4 query about canccr--a skin cancer if
rccoU"ct-"nd answered in this column To the
effect that IL We're the victim should hay"
IN" cancer removed s'ursi"aiIy. and then hay"
- series az N-ray treatments aftrrward %
prevent recurrence.
This query ana my reply brought :, shaver
OF letters from readers who desired 10 obtain
IA" nam" and address OF my correspondent in
"'u'r i""i 'h"N ni@hi put him her in touch
win sur" cur" f"r cancer. No one received
ia" correspondents name ar address No one
ever has or ever Will obtain from me The idrn-
iiiN of ANY correspondent. deem, i, :, con
rd"Htiai matter when amy one writes To- me in
my capacity as a health adviser. aud feel
ii"i 1t Is my duty to preserve such confidence
iuNiplIIv.
However there is one popularity about all
Ties" letters from persons who are 80 eager
I" rN' :. stranger lin touch with some niys-
isrI"Us or secret cancer cure" Th, pcculiari.
~ is striking ono: Every letter is nis"rahiy
s'rawi"d. diStr"ssiugiy misspelIcd r,irct,iatcd
NOT az a''-in short. the letter come from per
sons WI" are obviously extremely ignorant. IL
is such people who believe. or pretend to b.-
icy" they know of II sure for cancer.
tulltb'c, cf"dulouS. simple M indcd people who
can least AFFORD 10 he pitirully mis!cad.
IL ~ fcGTruul'y true that there Still
n"mb"r OF constituencies Nui;urcs purporiinr
To nave a cancer cure proving upon the
most unfor tunntc Of all invalids encouraging
mem I" postpone or avoid the very straw ;hcy
Sh"ui" an" must grasp nj the outset If they are
10 p.E
which. Very often. they can i'll afford Ia .,,,,,.I
aud subjcctiug thorn TO tor,ur.s il, I'M. way
OF crude trehtmcnt compared with which sur
gerry is Solacing thought. Thes, cancer
specialists do rqly ,inon former pati.u,s
-! can't say cured patients for there ar.
none to he found alive long after ia" cancer
uUacI,S gets through with them M, IN ou,cl
docs that for tho end would lac inevitable
failure ny that system. lie gets n.yy victims
by cauvasinr them and dangling great rros-
nd h,t-. ,l,l-
ouS m,ndS with horrible notions of s,irrcry
honest doctors the world over r.ly upuu their
former paiicnts to recommend ,hcin 10 new
ones mat is the way the Reputable. physician
or specialist builds n practice.
II = ,ruc that now and then Il Suri:c. or
SKIN cancer il permanently cured ly !, haste
or healing oils"-hut no; without great risk
of blood poisoning ami grca; suncr.us ana
often unnecessarily hidcous soaring Where
on" such cure occurs. hundred cures are
Obtained by painless. safe surgery iirsihcs
surgery. radium ana X-ray treatment ha vc
proved great aids but surgery 4. III" only
hope.
Questions. mud Answers
Vinegar 80; Food You stated That vine
gar is poisonous. Does that apply ia All kinds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

Incoming daily more and more conscious of
her political rights and power. and will in
due time not oniy demand those rights. bu,
Remember. with deserved fury perhaps. those
who stupidity persist in obs,ruc,ing her use
fitness"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
From n Scrnpbouk.

Two To Duluth. exclaimed the dainty little
thing as she trippcd IN TO the ticket Office
Two 10 Duluth"
I"""dic-dec-dcc. YOU little son-of-a gun"
said the ticket agent Yum can't Kid me-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Charcoal Eph's Dali, Thought.

HI am no use PUTIN ON bait 10 de H$h
N"'ai done caught said Charcoal Eph ru-
minatiNciy but wild women. sub. hits dfrunt;
yaSsuh. hits dinunt. lass Mrs. Eph de candy.
MiStah Jack son"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
I.naninppr.

fIcdSur" is rcla'iv" quantity; some pco-
pl" "Hjoy stepping lacks.
Gossip is the first cousin Of SANDER
l'i1 deep enough aud you'll strike water.
Speed up If YOU will. hut watch your tires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
The Audience.

bunny. iSn't ~
sure. WHAT"
I was just thinking. every time "a fellow
clears his throat. turns red hcsitatcs gets
nervous and starts to stut,cr. some girl is
right there encouraging him to proceed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Local ILNiufnii.

EHtnitll - hours ending o. NJ <ou.
iaiUihU - hours ending J. VI
!'"nCi'ngE -iHC" March l -,
i'"hc!"u,y sine" January l...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
nnI-tvh Chiycn rn....

RAL!.lGH. " G.. Sept. CIV. n
Mnh"' ~. prominent business man OF
ms c,t|' dich ht his home here to-
day. lin had hrsn In failing hcol,n
for more than II year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
,,rnl Ob.rr,ntions az = T.. ". Ycs,rr,ln,.
Special Data.

ihd direction. southwest. wind ,"!ucIt.
: hi6h"st Wind yesterday, - weather q,
: T.. ii. Cl"nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
Up With the Times

IL.
Nv its liberal purchase or membership
tickets. Richmond has written the first page
~ pageant
\> nsht,ns man. colonel Patrick. new
lead of The air service can qualify either
on his name his record
More work and less play is the senatorial
@I~ directed at the President. bu, even the
senate hasn't shown amy particular liktn. for
productive labor.
Considering The length OF time it has been
before congress. it might he called tn. aunty-
beer hill.
Between talk Of jam in the senate and
attempts to 'saudwich' this and tina, Iii,
OF leg .SlHtion congressional reports begin T.,
sound like the proceedings Of u delca,csscn
with corn in III" mountains selling nj s.
tn" gallon and in Richmond at s. tho quart
ana up it i evident that there is local
proiiirerns which the polio. would do well
1, inuuir" into.
fredericksburg Fair officials nredc, "spi.n-
did display" Evidently they wear en- shor,
az there just a. they do in Richmond
Nothing startling abou, Norfolk having
landed " queer ttsh-'that's IN. home Of them
Playing of "Marseiiaisr" delayed General
I"rshins drink Of champagne IN Paris such
magnificent Sel:-restraint probably comes Of
his long military training
Probably it j. untru" thai railroads !.avin..
Washington NOW make up their schedules win
reference 20 golf courses along th.;r r;-n,
of way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

More work and less play is the senatorial
81 directed at the President. but even IN,
senate hasn't shown amy particular liking roi
productive labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
The Weather
'rnrnishra II, 4. >. wea,,.r ,,,,


Forecast: virginia.
fair today and ion,or-
70 y: not much change
m Temperature.
N"rth cnrolinn-f.nIr
today anu tomorrow
~ change in tc,nrrru-
i:rr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

CONSIDERING The length OF time it has beer
'iore congress ii might nc called the aunty.
beer bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

nv is liberal purchase or membership
tickets Richmond has written the first page
%, pageant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

FEIDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

AS a lighting man. colonel Patrick. new
A'Sh or IN" air service. can qualify ci;hc.
on his name his record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

II : really getting bone dry up around Gull
P'h"f IN" star 90 thar town says
Another hing YOU nvcu't heard for , rood
"hilr - your n"iShh"r admitting tina, o. .in,L
Il nun" d'op for his stomachs SAKE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

Tie hrSi"i Herald Couricr nourn> tni,s-
'rhe Harding administration il r.suorsilI
a. l""St i"' lJrs" part Of The army of m.
"'''"pi"H'" mat part OF II composed OF
Democrats Who have been separated ,,,,,.
heir Federal jobs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23

Between talk Of jam in the senate AND
attempts I" sandwich this and that bi,
OF legislation. congressional reports begin t.
sound like the proceedings Of Il del:catcsscn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-23
RlItmlunO dimes, Hlspatrl

FURNISHED every day In the year nj l" N"u'"
Tenth Street. Richmond. Va. bS The ''"'e"-
Dispatch Publishing CO.. Inc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-02-23
REFUSE TO SURRENDER RELIC
Citizens o. Little French Town OF
Alan Offer Lives In DefensS
Of Stone Cow.

The famous stone cow of Alan, a
little town In the Haute Garonne.
France, Is again the center Of fight
between the peasants ofsehe village
and the Ministry des Beaux Arts In
Paris Twice the ministry has sold
the COW, which dates back to the fif-
teent! century. and each time the
villagers have fought with pitchforks
and clubs all attempts TO remove 1t
from the front of the Episcopal pal-
ace.
After the war Paris antique deal
er. knowing the history of the stone
COW. persuaded the Ministry des
Beaux Arts to sell II to him. Once be-
fore they sold the COW. but all the
gentiarlnes that they could center on
Alan failed 10 get the monument. The
purchaser asserts that he will remove
1t and place it In front OF Parisian
mansion The peasants of Alan have
again armed. and this time with mod-
ern weapons, for little OF tke old VII
laCe is left from the shells OF the Ger
mans. and they intend TO protect their
relic. There is little left of the Epis-
eopal palace. before which the COW
stands, but not shell hit the COW
during the war.