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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Personals

Mrs Julia NJ Rode. 2O5 W. Ma
varre ST.. has returned from New
York. where she has been studying
with Herbert WithersLo Don for the
past two years. Mrs Rose will give
"A song recital at the Oliver hotel the
evening Of May 81.
Nine, W Swartz. has left for a
two weeks trip to New York city.
Weir Mitchell, who has been the
guest Of his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
r. r Mitchell. 92S Riverside dr.,
has returned 20 St. Louis, Mo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle viii
preside a, the 1890 luncheon to be
-Gven under the auspices of the 18th
district womens division OF the
Chinese and Armenian relief Fri
day. Mrs. George Milburn Stude-
baker. jr.. will act as chairman of
the decoration committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Kills Wife and Daughter
And Then Takes OlUis Life

BY International News Service:
SILOA SPRINGS. Ark, May %.
After slashing his wife's throat
with a razor r. 3. Eaton. As, a
farmer residing near here. late yes
terday shot 10 death his 13-year-old
step-daughter and then ended his
own life with the same weapon. The
bodies were found today on the floor
of the Eaton home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Owing to the excellent system

Owing to the excellent system Of
inspection by the municipality OF
New York and the insurance COM
panies. the accident record Of the
1880 elevators in that city is very
small. on each OF the 313 work
ing days OF 1919. 5000. 600 passen-
gers were carried through the 10
600 miles of elevator shafts, making
total Of 1.S7S,0OO,OO0 passengers
for the year. but only one passen-
ger out OF every $780, 900 was kill
ed in the elevator trips.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
SIDETRACK BILL.

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-The sen
ate temporarily sidetracked the
5OO,0OO,O0O naval appropriation bill
today TO go into closed executive ses-
sion 10 consider the long disputed
nomination Of David H Blair. North
Carolina republican leader. for inter-
national revenue commissioner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
INGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

4 noted authority says that d few
drops Of "OutgrO" upon the skin sur
rounding the ingrOwing nail reduces
Inflammation and pain and so
toughens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail, that it can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tons. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
SOCIETY,"

a $50 o'clock dinner was given
y Miss Minnie French last evening
a. the home OF Mrs. ". H. shonts,
2o3 T. Marion ct. Covers were
placed FOR % guests. members Of
the As You Like IL club. at three
small tables which were attractive
~ centered with bowls Of old
fashioned cinnamon pin&s The
dinner closed the meeting Of the
season and during the business ses-
sion next years officers we're elect
ed The newly elected officers are.
Mise Margaret Post, president; Ciss
Josephine James. vice president. and
Miss Elizabeth Turner. secretary
and treasurer. Miss Anna stanfeld
will act as chairman Of the program
Committee which Includes Mrs.
Ralph Harris and Miss Grace Cady.
/ The officers VIII act as hostesses at
the annual picnic of the club 20 be
given IN June az the home Of Mrs.
George Linville, Lincoln way T.
The Woman's Literary club will
be entertained with a I o'clock pic
nc luncheon Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Otto Noblock. ORA
COON I'd.
Mrs. Z. ]. Roche, ". Colfax ave.
will entertain with a buffet lunch
con Wednesday.
Miss Mary Z. Berren. 10 y. La
PORE ar ~ crr-r,r-f-aH
b. a number OF her friends Satur-
day evening in observance of her
birthday anniversary. Games and
dancing featured the evening. A
dainty luncheon was served ID IS
guests.
Hostesses for a meeting Of the
Eastern star auxiliary which was
held Monday afternoon in the Ma
sonic club rooms were Mrs Ella
Swanson. Mrs. r. Colyer. Mrs Mel
lie Spidel. Mrs. Alice Barcome and
Mrs Clara Swanson. A feature OF
the entertainment for the afternoon
We're readings by Miss NIicksel and
Mrs Sadie Dairymple. At the close
Of the meeting refreshments were
Served. The hostesses for the meet
ing which viii be held in two weeks
are Mrs Gertrude Ahrens. Mrs.
Grace Conkel. Mrs Helen Colyer.
Mrs Fannie Drulinger, Mrs. Ma
thilda Johnson and Mrs Bessie
Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rose cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary yesterday afternoon at their
country home.- southwest Of the
city. One hundred and eleven
guests were received between .
o'clock and s. A profusion of roses
and spring flowers decorated the
home. Light refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
The nature study department Of
the Progress club will continue its
meetings throughout the summer
months with field trips. The first
trip viii be this afternoon for the
study Of cultivated schrubs i'm the
city and IL Will be conducted by
Mrs. Fred Elbel Members Will
meet in the club rooms at 2:45
o'clock. y full attendance is de
sired.
Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle Will
Ireside az the 1890 luncheon to be
-4flven under the auspices Of the 18th
district womens division OF the
Chinese and Armenian relief Fri
day. Mrs. George Milburn Stude-
baker. jr.. will act as chairman of
the decoration committee.
The st. Joseph Hospital Aid so
cicty viii give a card party in -.
Patrick's hall Thursday afternoon.
which viii be Ia the nature Of a
benefit 90 supply the hospital with
blankets. Brily %. 500 and pedro
VIII be the diversions of the afte--
room. The committee in charge e
the affair is composed of the follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
HUMOROUS ACTS FEATURE
ACADEMY WEEKEND BILL
Zoe Roli"I, In Black Face Skit,
S'ar>--All Turns Arc
Good

Tho holidays crowds which hacked
in" Academy yesterday W'r, re-
wafdcl "ltn It nm witch ntl.d into
tine mood uf Tho LHy.. program rIlol
'Il' of comedy ana rich wlth mauy.
laughs
~ TIE s"vcral humoronv acts. d, is
"'igN ana Company Perhaps mad.
ne "EI 80 NJ $50 tHciT sk-tth. y,
l''iu li"ugh Roli"y takes tho part
or "a solemn black boy whose ~" Jon
seems 10 h" pushing tourists about
laIm Beach im It rolling chair and
~ comments ana aprrHraucc are AZ
'e'H'nslY 'unny the little old mar
'u'nicI comes into it's own too. under
~, modcrn mc,hod OF pro,iucins tn.
'""S' Hi Ii'u"S. which riVaIl.d
s'm' OF the Instruments IN a lazz
band And ihou just To show VIM
.ls" "coulh MAJ" n 10. he pro-
dao"d the clear sound oi Il bugIc bio -
ing distant taps"
hnricsGu" ON IN" Ice ma, was
offered by 'harii. Rogers ani Com
HHuN- Who kept tn" audicuro highiy
amused with their uus and downs In
delivering large raKr of tee on the
'np floor OF an apartment house.
'Narole"n," IN other words Charlie
tnE"tS, iS ludirrous Nguro and one
which Viii always irin. nugas mat
20 look AZ him. NJ tho Training
Quarters another laugh-inducor,
with isnh"ij" ia Msl ana James car
!isl" as chief participants ale, scored
FOR us entertaining comedy rms
team iS clover and d.h"rcnt. thrir
WORK decidedly finished and tho bght
humor pleasing Miss IL Nal saus
once. ana could have been heard NOR.
than ,hai. for II isn't often We got a
nicely modulatcd aud trained voice
ass h"r's undouht"dly g.
In np'ra and uproar." tho open.
iu- number. wiih Carlton and Tate
doing good business IN living ~ 10
The Title was the only act devoted
entirely to music they sang "A littlc
traveSiy on operate selections. a few
popular melodies ana called IL a Gay.
making decided Impression for The
hr7t act ON the program The Clara
ih"od"ruS Trio gymuasts VI tn. est
sort closed IN" show In Unusua! lcals
of strength and SKIN, with comedy
thrown in J.. y J..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
News Of Fifty Years Ago

FROM INC Richmond Dispatch Nav 81 1917
captain pitman. an old and wcII.In,
cii'Hcn OF Surry County was murdered in
his yard Saturday night. He had ,ono an,
I" driN" off some believed f., h.. rohtinr
his chicken house aud ,hc thief or ,birvn.
fred unon him and inflicted wo,;nds rro,n
or inurd"r.rs ESCAPED
Mr.. i Amber Smith RcpuhIi,,r ,,,,,,, =.
the state senate from New Kent County lcft
here yesterday for Rockingham County where
he is !" be married tomorrow To Miss Mamie.
daughter Of Hon j. T.. Lewis. United states
senator from Virginia
ON their return home the editorial cxcur-
sionists from the North will tarry i'm Rich
mond few hours and will attend a dinner
to he rendered them tomorrow by membc re
of the press and other citizens of Richmond
There were no executive appointments ycs-
terday account of the absence Of the Gov
crn"r. who was At the grand tournament
There are now 2.5l5 public free schools In
the State, exclusive of those in Richmond
Petersburg and Norfolk
James River is lower than il has been
q any time this spring. and il is hoped that
the usual spring frcshct will PASS us nv this
year.
One hundred and four colaeed persons were
baptized on Sunday in tho river the foot Of
Seventh street.
large meeting OF the citizens OF Cas-
well County. y. G.. held Yancctvillc yes
tcrday. the calling of n state Constitutional
Convention was Endorsed and Hons. Giles Me-
hape and John Kerr were nominated as dele
gates to that convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
France Awaits U. S. Tourists

~
tARiS' May 3O.-Thc character b,hi,, ,1
itineraries 81 the American tourist ha 70. -, to-
gone tremendous change since ,bo 49,.
"hen the annual pilgrimage from Tho s,,,as
consisted OF students, professors schooI ,,,r,,.
ana cathedral lovers. The 1871 crpn iu., IA
ginning /" How through the channels OF ru,,
pe"h '""riSt agencies, is vastly dincrcn, from
mat OF 1914 and previous seasons
II VIII lie the best year since the war h,,
" won b" M to the 1914 standard" is no
''p"'' from the principal agencies ana hank
'"'S 9PilhH Sh" a steady stream OF Annri-
GINS comm" Int" French ports iiut il was
"''''"itE TO tel! which were simo,r-plr. ,our
,S'N an" which We're business men looking
Tor new trade fields.
Th' r"HI season viii not come into fun onor-
alton before June IL
MANY tourists have been scared ;,v.,. t
NN'N'S ana threats Of STRIKES hut tn, ,,. -,
reason Tor the depression in tn. ,rayi hu.i-
ness is undoubtedly the fact thar ,h n.,j,
S'aN oil tn" tourist army--t:lr tourist who ms, m
our ms campaign Tor doing" E:urupc ch,only
seeing everything IN i;actcck.r AT minimum,
81 cost and rushing from cathedral IN
'"'h""rl ana art gallery to art gallery :,
himself hamrcr"d by lack OF funds Eccausc q,
ms own lIVihg costs at home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
"BUCKlMG THE TIGER"
PLEASES BIG CROWDS

In "Bucking the Tiger" the
Sclznick picture which opened at the
Hijou yesterday, Conway Tcaric. who
takes the leading role. is at his best.
TcarIc takes the part of Macdonald.
the black sheep of very wealthy
family. who ships him out West To
keep him out Of the newspaper
scandal pages Many exciting and
interesting scenes follow his arrival
in the West and the audience seemed
well pleased with his acting
winifrcd MISSIONER plays lead ~
Tcarlc and Is considered one OF tho
most beautiful leading women on the
screen. trucking the Tiger" is one
Of the best pictures that has been
hooked nj any local moving picture
thcater this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
"TRE GOOSE GIRL" AGAIN
ATTRACTS CAPACITY HOUSE

The Goose 6nrl.f presented hy
Pupils Of Tray-EOy studio for the
benefit Of Sheit"rine Arms hospital.
was again Erected NY II capacity
house at the strand last might, the
closing performance Of tn" play.
Thr"" performances had been given
previously, the thourcr being unable
20 accommodate" the crowds. ana
making necessary the extra showing
Receipts have not boon tptal,d as
got hut II is estimated that shelter
ing Arms viii derive nearly $4,000
from the benefit.
Miss ld-ar Trayl"r aud Miss Ammo
Foyer, directors OF the play, viii give
q party 10 mos" taking part in the
production. aud their mothers We'd
ncsday evening At 1:2O O'Clock in the
studio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

best interests Of free labor. who stcs in the
Siate-nsc system the only honest system
that can be followed in justice to free
labor"
MIR. Gompers writes to John Hirschbcrg.
Virginia Commissioner OF Labor that this
state is to be congratulated on the forward
step ii has taken. He points out that al
ready thirty States have adopted the sys-
tom from which Virginia has appropriated
the best ideas for its own-and organized
labor has nothing TO fear. since the prison
products from these States are not per-
mitted TO reach the open markets. whore
they would he in competition with tho work
of free labor, Rather it is from the States
which have not adopted the Statc-usc sys-
tom that tho danger To free labor comes.
in that the products OF their convict labor
may be transported across State lines and
sold in cOmpctitiOn with those OF free fac
tories and free shops To remedy this and
&c protect free labor MIR Gompers advocates
= Federal law that will subject such prod
Ucts TO the Same regulations and restric-
uonS that may surround prison products
in States where they may he offered for
sale. Under the workings OF such a law
prison-madc goods from another State
would be barred from the opon markets in
Virginia. inasmuch as Virginia's prison
products are sold only 10 its own institu
lions. The American Federation OF Labor
has thrown itself back OF tho effor; TO have
such a hill passed and while it may cn
counter .stif opposition from various sources
II will not he surprising ii Congress looks
upon II favorahly
The Times Dispatch has fel, that the OPP
position TO the Staie-use plan in the Viz
rinia ronitcntiary was the outgrowth of
"a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
TOM MIX THRILLS IN
"HANOS OFF" PICTURE

Hands on in which Tom Mix.
famous Western star Of the dancing
lariat and screaming gun. appeared AZ
lhr i'iI"hirh Thcatnr Yesterday, is a
drama That IL calculated To please
great majority OF picture lovers. II
is william l'oN production. Th- d.
rector. George T. Marshall, has taken
N!Iliam Mcleod Eniu"'s story and,
ny adding thrill here and there
NGrr" the action required Mix to lee
uu The screen, has succeeded in turn
ia. out a rhu;uplay OF extraordinary
force and attractiVcncss
Hands on viii lie shown at the
hlHr"ird through Thursday and every
'hcht''E"rr vii! have an opportunity
u seeing ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
nctrcn, for Sick Holds Finals.

Commencement exercises for the
nurses training school OF the Retreat
for the Sick will he held at the
woman'S Club tomorrow night mt $40
o'clock Rev. II. -. G.. Macla chlan
will make the address. DR.. y. l..
Herring will present diplomas 10 the
following graduates: Josephine
Nalcria M;ncss, MaXton, y C.. Ada
Mae Richards. Cummon, Va: Ruth
Chapman McGuirc. cape Girardcau,
Md. Amorcttc Williams Allen. Rich
mond Jeanette Walker ShaCklcford
charlottesville: Mildred Anne Brock,
pcndlcton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
THE PASSION FLOWER"
OPENS AT BROADWAY

Norma rnlma,lGc. IN The Passion
FI'w"r,' now playing at Ia" broad
way ie p'ciur" of the type Which
words ran 10 describe. The pic:-
ur'sqr" Spanish setting and me ,,-
p"aiinG scenes Of "a rirl torn between
m" 10Y" ~ her dead father and tn.
attraction % q ricp-fnthcr. whom sh,
looks uDcn as a thief of her mothers
heart is sn"h as TO bring heart
throh OF ni'% from cnc most hardened.
Md /" cap tn" climax her lover In
whom she found CONSOLATION for her
gri"f IS turned away from hor with a
threat OF death
Adding touch OF IN" unique to
the picture is the soft Spanish strains
a. tn" orchestra which are played
throughout and the tiuklinE of the
tamb"urinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
The Poets Corner
rho Khaki Lads That Fell.

The Khaki Lads That Fell.
ON Flanders field, where poppies
grow.
On oceans breast rs well:
In air. where danger lowered fast.
The lads in khaki fell
They rocked not that both gas and
shell
From German lines were thrown
within their veins the red blood
flowed
or the heroes of 'sixty-onc.
Far back in old America,
Forcfathcrs fought with pride
For what they thought was right and
just,
And for their country died.
And this same voice. TO win or die.
Called loudly from the past;
And grim determination rose
AS migh;ier grew the task.
They died that victory might he won,
They did their duty we'll.
Today proud tribute here is maid
To tho Khaki lads that fell
-EL,OISE BEVERLEY TAYLOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
LARGE AUDIENCES SEE
"DECEPTI0N" AT THE 1915

DISTINGUISHED by sp!cndor or an.
p"iutm"nts. ponn, majesty and n
dramatic story 81 signal merit. DC
ccption,' Il Paramount picture. opened
at the Isis Thcatcr yesterday for a
weeks run.
The picture deals with the love
romance OF Anne Roleyn. the scc"nc
wife Of King Henry VIII. OF England.
The mother love exhibited by this
woman. whose beauty won her n
throne. has its direct appeal 20 tho
heart and every woman Will rcsIonh
to the cry. ii"uny potcn. "a famous
European film actress. vests the role
Of Anne Bolcyn with much ma jcsty
and force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
THOMAS MEIGHAM PLEASES
IN "WHITE AND UNMARRIED

Large crowds witnessed the opening
performances OF White and Unmar-
ricd." which opened az tnn Lyric yes
terday for a run OF three days
Thomas Mci=han taxes the leading
role aud is supported by an ali star
east.
Falling heir 10 u fortune, he gradu-
atcd from burglary into society and
met the girl whose photograph he had
carried out OF scconc story window.
Love and dcviltry, dash and danger.
the good-luCk star puts in it's good
work for Mcighan.
All those VINO saw this picture
seemed to be satisfied to the utmost.
White and Unmarried" is the type
Of picture that appeals to every. one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Perhaps.


Ihcrc'll come time. PERHAPS
When life will be all roses
When fortunes fall in laps
And Luck will punch no noses:
Ihcrc1i cCmc Il timc-but when?
Mil!cnniums fail So freely!
Thorc'll come u time when all OF men
VIII wear hearts soft, not stccly
But when?
men,
Life is a game of craps!
we may see heaven
And roll our seven
And never crap-pcrhaps!
Thcrc1l come n time, perhaps.
When justice Will he human
Therein come time when wraps
And hats Will not tempt Woman
Thcrc1l come timc-bu, say
Don't hold your breath till then:
Tomorrow is another day.
It's dreams H., yond our ken.
So play
To-day
Aud beat your drums and traps.
It's better not
To think you've got
What YOU would have--porhaps!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31


Intestinal bstrurtion.
There many diseases or abnormal con-
dttions which uncomfortable and annoy
ing but not serious far life is con
ccrncd. Others. however. are terribly urgent
and. unless speedily relieved. result in pain
full death.
such a condition is Intestinal obstruction
IL cannot be tcmpori@cd with. but. on the
contrary. must be wisely and successfully
treated in order 20 the life Of tho
patient.
II is easy to understand why the intestinal
tract is liable TO obstruction. Recalling tina,
hcr" are thirty or forty fcct Of flexible tubin;
crowded int" n comparatively small space
ono wonders why there is not more frcuucn,
'r"nhlc with tho intcstiu"s. 1t is remark
ahic that our wonderfully mad" bodies do not
give us more trouble than they do This is
particularly trm" in view Of our neglect and
misuse OF them.
Cause. md Symptoms
~ Is safe To say that sensible s;udy and
contemplation Of The body and it's Moods for
=" quarter OF an hour day would add several
:''rS Z" IN" arcras" cNrcotatiou OF LIE
Needless :" say. il this rcriod each INV 80
spent III worrying and morbid thoughts ro
Eardtng III" health. it viii do h,r,r ,u.,i
'' good Real good must follow proper ..,i,
cation IN health matters rs il follows rro,,or
cd"raii"n in everything else
~ abdominal cavity may he the seat of
inflammation. and. If SO with sucb .i,,r
packed structures IL is Ia l.. cxrc,,, -.
""hesions viii form. Their very proxim,,y
w '"'" "'he' makes cluing together Of tho
"''S d very natural result OF iunaii,-
matory action.
These adhcsions may .,--,
ton OF the Intestinal ,ract ,rd =. .i
""' may contract sufficiently to constric, IN.
in''StIn" and ultimately to cut I, off cr,ir.,,
It - as II "a stiff rubber band had hccn clirrcl
N'r IA" cut or string tied AROUND II RMS
produces straucul:tior "
'''''''''n'S mere within
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Will Answer Queries

'r. '"p"Iand will answer for renders
p" 'n'S paper questions on medical nv
F'"hlc and sanitation subjects ,not az. -,
general interest Where tn. suhi.c, =,
i"tt'T is such that /, canno, hc NH.
'Sh'd IN This column pr. Copeland win.
tue question is proper one.
30" personally II It self addressed.
stamped envelope is nc,os.5 49,,
ALL INQUIRIES to DR. y < cooo,,
care IF this Office 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

county and city which cndenvors to follow tho
rule OF the Constitution. and our entire sys-
tenn of laying and collecting taxes needs 10
be reformed 1t is the most serious defect
today In system or government and the
greatest OF all bars the progress Of tho
Commonwealth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Commissioner o.nornc to Move.

state Hospital Comm 5spner Os-
horne shortly will vacatc quarters in
the senate cloakroom AT the Caption
that he has been using as an office.
and will move 10 more commo dious
quarters In the Lyric building. He
will occupy the suite formerly used
by the state Fisheries Commission
which nov is using tho museum in
the Library Building as an office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Designer nosson wins Gotham Prize.

Alfred G. i:ossom. of New York. de-
signcr OF the First National Bank
building. Monroe Terrace the Vir-
Einia hallway and Power ana the
VIRGINIA Trust Company Buildings
IN TINS city, has been awarded nrst
prize for the best building built i'm
New York city during the past wear.
~ ~ III" home nf the Saaboard Ma
tional Sank and Will be occup;ed
during the coming week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
The Weather
! orc,!I-t

urc,I-t: Virginia.
fnrtl> ,lnu,iN in norii,
aud wr-i unI unsettled
In southeast purti"r
I. u"> Il aN: "'iur .,iiN
fair; .urUw hat warmer.
North ,urnlini-i'art-
" -loir.N Ia west and
unsettled In east pnriiun
! ~" u az: "Wednesday
mn md MIifIIAr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Charcoal i:pL'. Dai,, Thought.

when a man git low down he got t
steal pennies I'm chiilun." said Charcoal Eph.
modify. he sure on lie way to bc ~ prominent
cltiz"u ii some kind % strong place. Eat Il
pIyklr. MiStah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Spirit Of Virginia Press


IhI N'"p"rt news l'""S- iltr"!d says: me
correspondence between "hsF"SEh"i H. ID
Flood an" '''hrf"I = T. Vaughan president
"i ih" Virginia Good ROADS Association is IN
i"r"SiiHS ANA c'!!SNt"ihnS rus is not
question - politics and We hope IL VIII not lie
mad" partisan issue. 1t is Il question vitality
concerning, Nc think, the welfare Of Virginia.
and it ought l" he considered purely it's
merits II IL is /" be- made tho football Of
"Th. I'ni,.d states" saws The ro,u,k.
V\orIh- News is the greatest snoring and
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