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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Italians for Inv enforcement,

To the Editor OF The Times y sra;ch
=, Sir:-i am rather LAKE in reading
MI j. ;. cTu!CkShank letter in The
Times Dispatch Of April -. comment
Ing on my answer 70 Commonwealth
Attorney wise's statement on sunday
rTmc ii i,,s. as il, arn.ared in ~
Cruickshnnks' comments. | am sorry
TO say. are somewhat cvasivc and
misleading. lie has failed TO sec
mat am In perfect accord with
Mt WIS. and with the majority OF
Inc public opinion. believe, on the
question at sunday laws" am
tor thc.r bcttcrm-nt and corrections
ana for their enforcement. Mr..
Cruickshhnks has also failed 10 take
UP the rca! and only Issue o, my
answer TO Mr.. W!se'S references to
the foreign born element. to-w!t:
Aliens by birth and enemies by in
ktinct Of our institutions. birthr!ghts.
customs and laws and so far. g
such plain ry-day language
derstandinEs or different inicrpreta-
tons. ! do not know what Mr.. Wise
intcnded To say; do only know
what he wr"te /, IS a positive fact
origina! form, reflected on the char
acier OF the foreign element II was
Intended 70 Grsaic the IMPRESSION
enemies OF the Law. This is not SO
The Italians have resented it: other
nationaii,ics have also done so. al
y.
Crutckshanks "a forciEn-horn resi-
dent as nc claims TO bc) willing to
be called an enemy hy Instinct OF
American institutions, birthrigh;s
customs and laws?
Only the breakers OF the law would
willingly and silently nrC"pt MIR
Wisc's insinuations. incidentally
Will say that in the event OF Il min
GRITTY OF Americans living In an Ital-
Ian city the Italian officials will
surely enforce the laws with those
who do not obey the law. but they
will certainly respect and honor the
aw-abiding ones. Thousands Of
Americans who have been in Italy
can testify as to the kindness. gem
crosby and hospitality of the Italian
people towards foreigners. and thank
God. ! am very happy Ia say tha;
this is also the true spirit OF this
| grca: cosmopolitan couatry. cosmo-
| pr'''n~ &C. -,.s,-' .s.... =.
The Italians OF Richmond are for the
| enforcement Of the law. " Tn tue
guilty ones, ;ndcper IDENTITY OF class.
creed or nationality
y G. NARDINI
Richmond. Va. May 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Hampton Roads for the Nation

N EMPLOYMENT OF Hampton Roads is
II not project for the benefit of the
cities bordering upon its waters Neither
is II for the particular ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
the broader division known as Underwater.
which embraces Richmond and Petersburg.
No more indeed is it undertaking pecu-
liar unto Virginia itself
The conversion of Hampton Roads into
the vast transportation and distributing
center nature designed il to he, is for the
benefit of the nation as whole and il is
with that broad vision that Virginia must
look upon il if il expects to see its dreams
FOR the great roadstcd take material form.
Virginia here has task BETTING its an
ciont leadership among the States If It
approaches il vigorously and with a deter
mination to do a national service il will
succeed.
In such national service Norfolk. New
port News, Hampton and all the cities on
the Roads. with Richmond and Petersburg
actively cooperating. are prepared to take
the lead. They have demonstrated that by
their community spirit But as the idea
grows, all Virginia will join in and help
On such q foundation and with such cordial
support there is every reason to believe
! that tho Federal government, once the facts
are paced before II, VIII hasten To cO-Ope-
rate, not because Virginia asks it. but be
cause in the development OF Hampton Roads
rests the solution of the nations grave
transportation problem.
Ohio, Indiana Illinois. all the Western
States, are as vitality interested in that So
luton which only Hampton Roads offers
Place before them the facts and figures in
miles and hours saved. and in dollars and
4 cents OF freight tariffs saved compare them
with the facts offered by the congcs,ed
Northern ports, The. narrow nccked tunnels
of the nation s. Transportation needs. and
see how quickly they will respond with as
(. sistancc
Let Virginia approach its task with such
an understanding forgetting parisanship,
forgetting politics, forgetting State lines,
= forgetting its own material benefits. forget
9 ting all but that We are one people. with a
4 great transportation question 10 which
y Hampton Roads alone can snppl, he an
swcr for the benefit Of TIL" whole and tho
results viii come even more quickly than
we have dared 10 hope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
REQUIRES CONGRESSMEN
GIVE ALL TIME TO OFFICE
Inv AssoclntcA rrcss.l

WASI!EGTON. May members
Of Congress would be compelled 20
devote their entire ;imc TO the duties
az their offices under an amendcmnt
10 the Dial bill presented today by
senator Kenyon, Republican. Iowa.
The pal BIN places the same re-,
s,r!c,ion on Federal judges and waa
presented by Senator Dial Democrat,
south Carolina. who recently attack
cd Judge Lands. OF chicago. for nc
ccptinS the position o! supreme ar
bitter OF baseball while retaining his
seat ON the bench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Stuck,

Stuck.
What to write about? What young theme
Ihat isn't concerned with loves young dream
Not Of the fishing. nor anything
Connected with flowers or birds Spring!
My minds In whrl
With worry and doubt,
because there is nothing
To write about.
What to write about? I don't know!
It's late in the season for beautiful snow.
Ana summary stun with skies of blue
Is old as the Devil, and he's not new!
I'm stuck in II bog
And can't get out,
because there Is nothing
To write about.
What to write about? . Nothing worse
Could happ than junk In the form OF verse
Nothing is worth the time il takes.
Nothing is worth the trouble il makes
And so ! must write
That my Muse is nat
Admit it, and juSi
Let it go IT that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Fnvors Ionus for Veterans.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
today when every one is debating
whether the cH-soidicr ought TO get
an additional pay for his services rem
ucrcu ia Tn" war. or not. i beg TO drop
in fcw words. and | believe that
every cX-soldter and every true citi-
zen VIII agree with me In what |
have to say.
When We received our discharge
from the army. and came home to our
home towns. we could plainly see that
many OF our friends whom We left be =
hind had become rich. or wcil-to-do.
ana many OF them would hardly Spc;i k
TO us. because they felt themselves
above US then. We ASKED them how
lots and fine automobiles in such n
short time? They would always re-
ply. Doing government work" and
they would braE ON how they receive.
from $40 70 $50 "a day doing very lit
tie work. and the soldier who work
cd beside them received only 81 II day.
and did twice III" work
Many OF our harl-Ihinkinr citizrns
now are saying. Don't give g cx-
soldier a bonus; j, viii make taxes
80 SKY high WAY d.In', these So
called hard thinking men say while
the war WAS going ON ''nun.t pay the
government worker over dollar a
day: II VIII make taxes 20 sky high
" We pay them more than that. and
they do not deserve any more than
the soldier amy way"
The government worker received
from $40 to $40 a dag for his work.
which was 81 to ~? more than tile
soldier was paid. and now when tho
cN-soldicr thinks he is entitled to n
dollar day more than he received
We near the words sung out. 1T isn't
fair: don't give IL TO them they do
not deserve It," Hut. let us think for
while who Is against US. II Is tho
man that stayed at home and rcanc,i
big harvest. while the soldier had
n IA q p HAL .I.ns
ceiving for his work. and viii hav.
10 pay little more tax should the
soldier bonus hiil he successful.
We. the cN-soldicrs. love our gov
crnmcnt and Will stand bv the old
Red. White and Blue" through thick
and thin. We were proud to bc called
American soldiers. and we believe our
government was proud OF us. We also
believe that our government VIII
stand by the boys VINO carried tho
| load OF the war and grant to as the
small bonus Ne arc now asking.
II. l.. HENDRiCkSON.
Crcwc, Va MAY 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
MORRISON SAYS STEEL
WAGE CUT NOT JUSTIFIED
IRy Assoclated press. |

WASHINGTON. May 4.-"Thcre is
no justification for the 20 per cent
reduction in the wages Of employees
OF the steel Trust" Frank Morrison.
secretary of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, declared today in a
formal statement commenting on the
announcement yesterday by the
United States Steel Corporation OF
cut in wages, effective May l6.
The employees of the steel trust
are unorganizcd." said Mr.. Morrison.
They are helpless. The steel trust
Is n law unto Itself. and II Is per-
mitted to violate the antitrust laws
because of the fear that it will .n-
terfere with the company's foreign
trade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
NEW YORK-TO-ATlANTA AIR
MAIL CONTRACT Is OFF
ma AssncInted rrcss.l

WASHINGTON, May i.-Cancclla-
ton Of contracts made with the AL
bert W Lawson Company. OF Mil
waukec for the carrying o. air mail
over the proposed New York -to-At-
ianta route Via Raleigh. y. c., and
Columbus, s c.. and two other pro-
posed routes. was announced today
by the Post-OniCe Department. This
action. the department said. was
taken at the initiative OF tho Lawson
company and vas mutually agreeable
to both parties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Lengue of Nntion..

r.. r. f.. Barhamsville.-Foll lowing
liz n list Of the nations that had de-
clarcd their adhesion to the league
of nations up 10 November |. 1920:
Argentina, Australia, Belgium. Bo-
livia, I:raZil. British empire. Canada,
Chile, China Colombia, Costa Rica.
Cuba, Czccho- Slovakia, Denmark.
France. Greece. Guatemala, Haiti.
Hcdjaz India. Italy. Japan. Liberia.
Netherlands. New Zealand. Nicaragua.
Norway. Panama. Paraguay. Peru.
Pcraia, Poland, Portugal. Rumania.
Salvador. Serbia. Siam. South Africa.
Spnin. Sweden. Switzerland. Uruguay,
Venezuela. The United States. Ger
many. Russia, Austria and Hungary
arc not members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
SHAKESPEARE BURLEsQ|6lr
ON ACADEMY BILL TODAY
"Whcn Caesar Marks Anthony" Is
Travcsty Presented by Clay
tOn-Drcw Players.

shakcspcrean drama burlcsqucrs
will be n big laughing feature of the
| new show which comes to the u. T..
Keith Academy Theater today for tho
week end.
when Caesar Marks Anthony" is
trarersty presented by the Clayton
| lists who have made travesty their
especial feature for years. and who
are the, recognized leaders of this
clever class Of entertainment. Play
gooers are satisfied tina, Shapespcare
did not write Julius Caesar" with
view to laughter. The man who
constructed When Caesar Marks
Tn. ,4aves nad said HiAf to R S Ss
thirty-third degree: transccnda MI tho
bounds OF nosurdIty. calling forth
laughs from amusement lovers who
would not care fg for the serious
Shakespearean production.
II Marc Anthony wcr" Irish: II tho
.rtaKeiy OF Julius Caesar" we're
america. and II the thrice honorable
brutus dlncd Mt any restaurant in
any city OF America. II foliowa then
OF course the Clayton.Drcw pitytrs
Iestht production II when Caesar
Marks hn;hony" for Mare Anthony
nas glorious Irish broIue and To-
i'cnlhgs IN ever city IN when he APP
r"hrs. Cleopatra 'honors" h.,, way
INTO This nnair when according Ia
The original tcSt. PortIn and Gal
ournin were the only female factors.
However. Cleopatra docs no, act u
bit like lady ana does not hesitate
20 butt In anywhere. ANYTIME or
under any condition The Roman
Legion has d"terioratcd evidently ms
n long aud short sample are the only
evidence OF these mighty cohorts
presented In the travcsty, Caesar
laughs himself to death. cleopatra
dies To tn. rhythm OF cicphantlne
| music Marc Anthony wells himself
into suicides grave. while the Ro-
man Legion Rrins ana the audience
trIcs to place their features in a
mobile position from laughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
MIStATIRE AI.NINNht
Theater Calendar

John Marshall High School
AUDITORIUM - "Rulbui"-a comic
opcratia. presented by the pupils.
STitAND-Yiddis players.
ChDEMf-keith vaudeville.
ElJOc--Agncs Ayrcs and Jc-
rome Patrick. in THE Furnace"
BROADW AY--Cathcrine Calvert.
in The Heart OF Maryland" al!
week.
lSlS-Mnurice Tourncurs The
County Fair"
l.fRIC-Fiorcncc Vihor and
Lewis stone. IN ''Hcnu KcveI"
oDEDN Matt Moore In Straight
Is the way"
NlCToK-Chnrlcs Ray. in Forty
nv. Minutes From Broad way"
UEHIRD-Buch Jones. 1,
Thu one Man Trail"
R"S-Art Accord. In The White
iiorScnIan''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
The Poets Corner
w.,n no,,by Learned to whistle.

when Bobby Learned to whistle
when Bobby had learned to whistle
He was as proud as he could be,
For nc had tried to do IL
These many months. you see.
Uc had screwed his mouth UP round,
Ard had blown his breath out
strong;
Rut not whistle came
There was surely something wrong.
He had practiced by himself:
He was drilled by other boys:
But mis- work was done In vain, I
For he only made noise. =.
Then he wondered II his tongue
Was unified for the art. 2
And nc worried lest his teeth
Had been placed too far apart.
Till one glad day 1t happened! -
r,
For from his lips there issued -
whistle LOUD ana clear.
He's been whistling ever since, =
AT morning night and noon: n
lie wht3trS never s.icn.--- sK7
And d; nlME"s OUT = tune. ~
Margaret Mac GrcEor. IN IE:,
NichOius, TX M, - sSG,o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
RAIL WAY EXPRESS CO.
WILL REVISE WAGE SCALE
try Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE American
Railway Express Company announced
here today II had notifed us so''oo
employees that II contemplated re-
vision in wages. effective June j.
The company also announced con-
tcmp.atinE revision OF rules govern
ing hours Of service and working con-
ditions, effective July ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

me Norfolk Virglnian-Pil INDUCES in a
iee'ure from which the following paragraph is
taken: while film censorship is essentially
impractical and unsatisfactory. this docs not
mean that producers arc not subject to limlta-
lions Those fixed by proprlety must be rccoE-
n'zeu while the present agitation against
IMPROPER screen productions has failed to
make out case warranting censorship. It has
made clear the need for purging the films of
ofYense." - =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Accounted For,

liner CAPTAIN solenlny reports sighting
whale as long as his boat.
And - prove Il. h. offers the reporters a
snifter out II an neXhau*tible supply Which
leaves the wonder not tina; he saw the whale
hut that he saw only one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
POLISH COUP IN UPPER
SILESIA STlRS GERMANY
IBy Associated Press. !

LONDON, May 4.-Dr. Sthamer, the
German ambassador, tonight present
cd note tojthe Foreign Office. pro-
testing against the Polish coup In
upper S!lcsia as an apparently con-
certed effort to take the province
by forco, and refusing all responsi-
hility for tho situation and Its con-
sequences.
Tho note has also been communal
Gated to the other allied govern
ments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
WIN Investigate Rice Milling.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE SEN
ate committee on audit and control
this afternoon ordered favorable re-
mort on the resolution introduced by
Senator Robinson. Of Arkansas pro-
viding for n Senate investigation OF
the production and milling OF rice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
I.nGninppc.
Ter day that said

We saw an old menu the other day that said
"cocHtails."
T"asiinastcr is The title OF complimentary
liar.
Hard work never worries the manicure
success taps one gently. not with n brick
Daddy is the modern synonym for kalc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting on legal and medical
subjects, nrc answered free. An all
inquircfcs nrc answered directly by
personal letter, nclf-RddrcsKcd.
stamped envelope IN required. Adj
drcss The Timcs-Dlspntch Informn-
ton Bureau, Richmond, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

10 those men who have been openly violating
the prohibition laws and who have teen labor
ing under the false Impression that the public
as whole Is sympathetic to their Illegal acts.
we VIII add that times are fast changing, and
mat tho prohibition agents will git them IL
they are given time enough"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
ncndIY Rat pnIson.

Miss r. r. S, Mitchciis. Va.-Barium
carbonate, which the Richmond Health
Department distributes free within
the city, Is deadly rat poison. To
destroy molcs in the garden or lawn.
take teaspoonful OF turpentine and
mix IL well with n cupful OF ordinary
sack salt, and with n teaspoon put
II In their runwayS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Valuable nncumcnts
y. II. D.

/. Tn" declaration OF Independence
The MAGMA Char;a
;. Manuscript Of King James revision.
t. The signature of pontius Plate.
). y on.-duliar bank note.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

Thank heaven" says the bedford Demo
crat "ih"r" are still some miiii"ns of the
good old fashioned women itfi who are not
in the i!n"iight either in politics or the
divorce courts.
Tn. Portsmouth star harks back to the good
old days thus: "Railroads far have received
s5s3.0oo.ooo from the government under the
transpor alton act Of 1920. Do you remcml or
10 pay Uncle SANS total expenses for a Year,"
The Petersburg Index-Appeai fails to tell us
just how We are going to &c, at it. but offers
this advice: III business men but sit tight n
short while longer. they should begin to rcap
The fruits Of returning activity In business"
Says the Farmviiie Herald ITS a cold day
when Richmond hasn't some kind of n con-
vcntlon going on. Delegates to most convcn-
tons usually leave right much change I'm a
zig town"
Tn" Roanoke Times has this to say: or
Flo, says that when ne wn, younE-many,
many years ago young men did smoke In
m" rrcscnc. Of young women There's an.
other way Of looking at IT, In those DAYS
young women did not smoke in the presence
q young men
Vow know why Newport News Is such a
we'll governed town. The Times Herald al VIZ:
"N"N' week Viii he, peculiarly woman's week
IN Ncwp"r, Nc"s. W" say peculiarly because
every week In Newport, News Is womans week
Tor she rules tho town
tn. Woodstock Times seems TO think this
Kind OF a warning is called for In Its bailiwick:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Contributed.

was very much Interested in the story OF the
wisconsin Guadrup!cts. studying a published
picture of ;hem. she asked. Mamma. which one
Gid they keep
j, II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Charcoal Eph,. Dali, Thought.

Dat man say he gwinc lick me-" said Char
coal Eph. modify. he ain Swnc do nothiu'
ceptin look at me respectful an ask me how
Is all my folks. Eat Il prune cake Mistah
Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Permission for Grover Rergdol! 70 GO on his
quest for hidden gold. is beginning 10 make
Generals march and resemble the gold dus,
:wIus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Local Rainfall

Rainfall IL hours ending t. a
Rainfall - hours ending 8 l.. 81 &
Ekccss since March l........... 4
Excess since January i....,, 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Irving COBB is prince OF hurnorists bu,
%" demonstrates on occasions like that of n
demand FOR return OF lecture fee that he can
oc serious 20 the limit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

rry him few times more and Jawn Nc
dr!uk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
The Weather
Furnished By U. o. weather bureau,

Forecast, YlrEinin-
Unxettled. probably rnin
r Ia ur D u az: Friday
cloudy, SO m Q " h n I
warmer.
North CarOlinn-pnrt-
ly cloudy Tl,urxduy (:
Friday fnir. with rising
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Special Iluta,

Is,cal Observations mt 3 r. NJ. Yesterday.
Wind direction. northwest: wind velocit v
\; weather at l.. NJ. light rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Local Temperature Yesterday.

i. NJ. temperature . 60
Maximum tempcratur to 3 y. NJ. 80. so
Saihiniuhl temperature to y. NJ. &c
cream tcnipcraturc yesterday. ~
Normal temperature for this da te 81
Deficiency yesterday .... ~
Excess since March l......,. 375
Excess since January l......, eos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Smoked pearl buttons FOR the man OF fashion
are all right, but To the married one the silver
safety Kind Viii continue popular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05
Up With the Times


Permission for Grover bergdoll to so on his
quest for hidden gold, is beginning 10 make
Generals march and resemble the gold dus,
twins
Try him few times more and Jawn Nc
= drink.
Irving COBB is "A prince of hu,noris,s. but
b" demonstrates on occasions like tina, of a
demand for return Of lecture fee that he can
oc serious the limit
Smoked pearl buttons FOR the man OF fashion
are al! right, but to the married one The silver
safety Kind Viii continue popular
Patients who had looked forward to a happy
'ouN'l"sc'rc". now that the beer and win.
rcgu.;.r ION has been held up. will proceed a,
once 10 suffer relapse.
Frances method of collecting a bill from
Germany is decidedly more effective than
'he '.me-honored orcn-facc envelope way
selection OF Chicago for their national CON
y"mtion hy tho National Dairymcn is Of Itself
"yidonce that they d" care for their own
produc: leverage
Dempsey believes the woman are roofing
FOR Carpenter because the latter is handsome
but h" ovcrlooks the fact that the womcns
POPULAR hero is usually nEhtinE man. and
that * whcr. Georges shines
II, as fashion note says. there is Il notice
"h!s tendency 10 high waist lines we will have
TO remain out of style until the price of por-
i"rhous. comes down
N""s reports tell 81 prairie dogs. pigs and
chickens becoming victims Of the booze habit
but tn" really interesting thing is the fac, thu
the only personal liberty left in America is
H"si "a In its live stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Patients who had looked forward TO a happy
'""E'l"sc'rc" nov that the beer and win.
regulation has been held up. will proceed a,
once TO suffer relapse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

THURSDAY. MAY S, le2i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

II. as fashion note says there is a notice
.h!" tendency 10 high waist lines, we will have
=" remain out Of style until the price of por-
i-rhpus. comes down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Frances method az collecting a bill from
Germany is decidedly more effective than
The t.me-honored orcn-facc envelope way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

eUnILsHED every day the year q A., 10 ,l%cr
81 Tenth Street, Richmond, Va bJ Ahe Ai"'"
PSI Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

Selection Of Chicago for their national con-
E"nt"n hy tn" National Dairymcn is OF itself
e'!d"nc" that they d" not care for their own
product q leverage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-05

tn" Woodstock Times seems to think this
Kind OF warning is called for In It's bailiwIck: