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The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
Local Tenperatures.

Highest, 49.l; lowest $50.
Relative humidity. a. m, 30 per
cent; p. Sc per cent; p. rn.'
SO per cent.
Rainfall Is p. m. to p. M, none.
Hours of sunshine. 81.
Per cent Of possible sunshine Il.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January l, 1921, LOIS;
deficiency of temperature since No
vember /, 1921, 26. Accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since
January l, 1921. 6.77: excess of pre-
cipitation since November l, 1871
rs.
Temperatures same date last
year-Highest, Al; lowest 80.
Tide Conditions.
High tide, 1904 a. m. and s:ls
p. m.
Low tide, 1929 a. m. and 1928 p. m
Sun rises $50 a. m; sets 4:oi p. IN.
Moon rises 1903 p. m; sets S:4S
a. m.
River Conditions.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear, at Harpers Ferry yes
terday afternoon.
Other Temperatures.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
PALACE-Marion Davies, in On.
chantmento

Marion Davies will be presented
at Loew's Palace Sunday in En-
chantment." based on the story.
Manhandling Mabel" by Frank r
Adams. directed by Robert G. Viz:
nola' with a splendid supporting
cast that includes Forrest STANLEY
Edith Shayne, Tom Lewis, Arthur
Rankin. Corrinne Baker, Maude
Turner Gordon and many others.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17

It iiiiiey 5 Revue, at
the Gayety this
week. is a per-
former W h o h a S
studied the amuse-
ment W orld from
every angle. Fin
ney discussed the
burlesque situation.
past and present. in
his dressing-room.
and in his little chat
he bore out the
statement of the
better-known mu-
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
BELASCO-Vaudeyfue.

At the Belasco next Sunday, Lii
nan fitzgerald assisted by Billy
Grirnth; Mason and Keller in Porter
emerson Brownies Married." Eddie
Dowhng; Mable Withee and Com
pany' in Mary. Irene and SALLY"
boganny's Bill Posters will be seen
in next weeks bill.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
CONGRATULATIONS OtBrien In
"Clay DOIlarH,S

The hrst three days Of next week.
beginning Sunday at o'clock at
CrandalIs Theatsr will be devoted
to Eugene O'Brien's new comedy
romance. Clay Dollars" released
by Select. On Wednesday ana
thursday Alice Brady will be seen
In Hush Money" FG the last two
days of the week Action" will be
shown, starring Hoot Gibson.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
ARCHAEOLOGICAL Mans
Home.o

Next week will bring to the
hnickerbocker, Sunday and Monday,
Mans Home;" Tuesday and
weohesday, Wanda Hawley, in Her
race Value" Thursday and Friday,
rom Moore and Helene Chadwick,
IN from the Ground Up" Satur-
day, Marie Provost in Moonlight
Follies,' and Chaplin, in "A Days
Pleasure"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
CAPITOL-aLitt RI Dean,

Little Bo Peep" a travesty, will
De the Offering at the Capitol
fheater next week commencing
win the usual Sunday matinee,
Ihls attraction tells an fntense1v
amusing story, built upon rational
farce lines with the plot made sub
serVient to mirth and melody
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
THE WEATHER


Forecast for to-
day and tomor-
row:
For the District
of Col m b ! a.
Maryland a n d
Virginia, rain and
warmer. today; to-
morrow clearing
and colder; fresh
southerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
ENERGY LOW?
TAKE YEAST IN
TABLET FORM
Combined With Iron and
Watch the Quick Improve
ment IN You!

Science finds that a great many
people grow prematurely old and
worn out because their foods lack
one all important substance
called vitamines.
Ordinary baking yeast. 1t has
been found, is rich in vitamines.
Those who have eaten common
rived splendid benefits from 1t.
But the trouble is that only a
comparatively few people can
stomach" yeast, due to its naus-
eating taste. SO
But now. at last. everyone can
take yeast-and enjoy IL. For,
under the name Ironized Yeast,
1t is available in convenient tab
let form, which is not only pleas
and to take. but 1T is far more
effective than ordinary yeast be-
cause it contains highly concen-
trated brewers yeast which is
evenN richer in vitamines than
baking yeast.
In addition. Ironized Yeast con-
tains organic or vegetable iron
easily assimilated by the sys-
temp, which for years has been
prescribed as a blood builder.
the benefit of two splendid tonics
instead of only one
II you have been sickly, thin
and run down generally, IL you
feel yourself getting old and lack
the energy and ambition you once
possessed, If you get tired easily
and are troubled with poor appe-
lite, nervousness, sleeplessness-
then, by all means try Ironized
Yeast. 1t will. in most cases,
bring. results that are actually
astonishing.
IroniZed Yeast keeps indef-
nitely and costs about the same
per dose as common yeast, but
is much more effective. Each
package contains 10 days treat
ment and costs only a dollar, or
Just 10 cents a day. Special d.
rections for children in each
package. Sold at good druggists
everywhere. Made by the IRON
lied Yeast Company, Atlanta.
Ga Sold at PEOPLES Drug Stores
and by good druggists every
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
POLpS-AIrene,o
b. F. MISUNDERSTANDING.

FRITZ Scheff. little devil of grand
opera" will be at B. F. Keith's
next week. commencing Monday.
winnie Lightner and company, in
Guiding the Gosman Sisters: Jack
haley, Wanda Russell and Ramona:
Ben WEIGH, in Pals" Frederick
Burton. in Thomas Dfxonrs N Man
or the People," Doris Humphreys
dancers; Joe Darcy. comedian:
Healey and Cross; Techow's cats,
and other features comprise the bill.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17

Many Paris surgeons are accumu-
iatihs fortunes by performing a
new operation on women with
hgures too developed for the
straight cut dresses Of today.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
DOG CASE HEARD
BY POLICE BOARD
IN ALEXANDRIA
Woman Denies Barking
Of Collie Disturbs
Neighbors.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. =. Dontphan.
72T King Street

90 kAih8 oaSehs
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 16.-
Mrs. william H. Ramey. Of 1l09
Duke street, tonight appeared be-
fore sthe board of police commits
sioners and told Mayor Duncan and
members Of the board that on three
occasions she had been cited into
the police (ourt and on five occa-
sions her husband had been cited
into the policescourt as a result of
complaints made by Policeman
Thomas Snellings against a collie
dog kept at her home. Mrs. Ramey
referred to alleged indignities suf-
fered by her as a result of the last
trial. She presented to the board
a statement signed by many persons
living in that neighborhood who de-
cIared the dog did not annoy them.
Policeman Snellings told of the
dog having annoyed him by con-
tinual barking and Of being unable
to sleep in the daytime. The board,
after hearing his statement, con-
tinued the hearing until the cor
poration court takes action, the case
having been appealed from the po-
lice court. In the police court Jus
tice Snow on October % ordered the
dog either taken out Of the city or
destroyed. On behalf OF Mrs. Ramey.
Attorney Frank Stuart appealed the
case to the corporation court.
The commissioners decided to re-
quest the city council to appoint six
policemen for night service from
now till April 1 next.
Chief Goods reporfad 100 pris
oners arrested since his last monthly
report.
Policeman James Talbot was cited
for an alleged violation of regula-
ton. and the case was dismissed
with 4 reprimand.
William P. Desmond. 81 years
old, unmarried. died early this aft
ernoon at the Episcopal Eye. Ear.
Nose and Throat Hospital. Wash
ington. He had been under treat
ment at that hospital for the past
six weeks and recently was operat-
ed on for abscess of the brain.
The deceased is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Mary Desmond. He
was employed as secretary OF sub
sidiary lines OF the Southern Rail-
way Company with Offices in the
Southern Railway Building in
Washington He was a member Of
Fitzgerald Council, No. 45e,
knights of Columbus. He resided
at 1924 Cameron street. Mr.. Des-
mond was a graduate in law at
Georgetown University. 1t is ex-
pected that the body will be shipped
10 Lynchburg, Va, for burial.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17

Five per cent of the divorces
granted in France is due to the fact
that the marriage laws give the
husband too much authority over
the wife.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
TERMS BURLESQUE
COLLEGE OF STAGE
Frank Finney Tells How Stars
Received Their Early
Training.

Frank Finney. buriesque's stellar
comedian who heads the cast of the
snow bearing his own name, Frank
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17

METRoPOLITAN-AA Mans Home,
Beginning Sunday the Metropol-
itan will present "A Mans Home"
a Ralph Ince special production for
select In which the principal roles
are played by Harry T. Morey, Ro-
land Bottomley. Kathlyn Williams.
Faire Binney, Grace Valentine and
Matt Moore. The bill will be aug
mented by a special comedy offer
ing.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
coLUMBiA-Betty Cempson In
"Ladies Must Live,

Ladies Must Live" George
Loane fuckers great Perturbation
OF Ahce Duer Miller's Saturday
evening Post story, same name,
win Betty Compson heading the
cast that includes Mahlon Hamil-
ton Cleo Madison, Leatrice Joy. and
others, will begin the second week
OF It's local presentation at Loew's
columbia next Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-17
NATI0NAL-Lsaers Uric, in
skiki.~

David Belasco VIII present Lenore
Uric In his adaptation Of "Kiki," .
character study by Andre Picard, at
the National Theater next week.
beginning Monday, Supporting Miss
Uric will be Sam d. Hardy. Max
Figmsn, Thomas Findlay. Sidney
Teieh Saxon Killing. Thomas
Mitchell, Harry Burkhardt. Airline
Fredrieks. Frances Kyle, Pauline
Moore, Florence Lee, Gertrude Bond.
Jean Scott,
GARRICk-"The Fair Circassian.r
The Fair Circassian." aromantic
comedy by Gladys Unger will be
produced at the Garrick Monday
night Claude King, Ethel Barry
rnore's leading man In "Declassee,"
heads the cast, which includes Mar
guerite Maxwell. Eichlin Gayer,
Robert Fischer. Ethel Dane, Fay
West, Nellie Graham-Dent, Dennis
King. Stanley Hewlett and Mes
senger Bells.
POLPs-sIrene.,
Irene" comes to Polls next Sun
day. The book is by James Mont
gomery. Irene" is the story of a
shopgirl who enlists a rich young
mans interest through her person
ality. In the two acts and seven
scenes there are plenty of delightful
songs. Alice Blue Gown" Irene"
Castle of Dreams" SKY Rocket"
and The Talk of the Town" are
all popular hits.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
PLAYFUL HOlD-UP PULLS
OUT VICTIMS MUSTAcHE

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-While two
masked hold-up men were rifling the
safe of Stephen Vassassilopoulos, q
soft drink merchant, at Brighton
Beach. a third stood over him and
pulled hairs from his moustache
every time he moved.
When the merchant reported his
loss of $l,700 In cash and 1900 In
Liberty bonds to the Coney Island
police station today all the hairs
were gone from one side of his NOUS
tache and the lower part Of his face
was swollen to twice its normal size.
Vassassilopoulos was compelled to
open the safe and then was tied to
bed In the rear of his shop while
the thieves collected their loot.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
COOLEST WINTER TN Is
YEARS Is SOON COMING

louisville, Pa, Aug. 1s.-Gua
Luckenbill. weather prophet of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company. today declared that the
coolest winter in twenty-five years
is approaching. There will be numer-
Gus blixzards. he warns railroad men.
when II will be difficult to keep
traffic open.
Luckenbill. who is employed in
tn big classification yards of the
Reading at St. Clair. has correctly
prognosticated weather conditions for
years and has been known to be
wrong only once.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16

about and then they have 20 run
and haven't any time to tell you
about them. They gloat as they
beat II and see that they have left
you waiting to hear moro.
Or else they tell you that some.
body swfully nice said something
awfuIly nicer about you and step
into q car lust as you tug ut their
sleeve to hear what IL was.
Or else they seem TO remember Mt
the very last minute that they had
something awfully important ID tell
you that you just ought to have
known for your own good and they
haven't got time TO see II they can
remember it.
Or else the parting shot 10 some
thing that they know Is going to
hurt you, and they leave you there,
with the rest Of the day spoiled-if
you would let anything Of that sort
spill your day!
1--WE got . bono 10 pick with
your Is . nice kncll to rumble In
your eardrums Just as they swing
Into the subway, and you stagger
home wondering what on earth you
could have done to cause that re-
mark.
They just delight in verbal bombs.
You'll probably stand on . corner
talking with them for fifteen min.
utes, and In tho last two seconds
they pan your hat or tell you how
funny you look In brown suit, and
by the time you recover from the
blow and the way they delivered Il
they are changing from tho express
70 the local 1T Seventy second street.
Aln't they awfuif
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
DEATHS.

oABsCH-oscar. 81 yrs. 1917 AZ Of. sw.
WAID-Duffy a.. ~ yrs-. 21a Randolph ne
18th Ut, ne, .......t.f.
GoFFLIN-Jscob. 20 yrs. Potomac river
near Fletcher boat house.
FRATT-Plescnt w. - yrs, <es eth nv
JoHNSON-GeorEe. 80 yrs. 81. Ellis. hosp
WALKHAN-G. A. mos, 641 8. G. av. sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL yrs. .oi nth
sCoTT-wm. H.. Is Yrs. iI1s Browns
coLEMAN-Lula- ~ yrs. ISL cisrks Ct
TURNER-Psari, II yrs. Columbia hssp.
LOVE-Robert L., Is yrs, Washington
Asylum hosp.
sMITH-Mary e.. 81 yrs. 81. Elis hosp
ADEN--Antonia r.. IL yrs, 80 n ct NV
JOHNSON-Evelyn, Is yrs. c. and o.
Canal foot OF Potomac ST. NV.
PlERCE-James E., yrs. III N st &C.
JACksoN-Leroy. 10 mos, 1905 Jackson
st. ne,
GADDIs-Ausustus, II mos Chiidrsn'a
hosp.
DoDsoN-Erma H.. mos. s, O ct ~.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16

kANSASLEADER
TOCONFERENCE
Miners Head Takes First Ac-
ton In Alleged UnIawfuI Strike
at Dean Plant.

+ PITTsBURG, Kan. Aug. ls.--Alex-
ander Howat, president of the Kansas
Miners Union. has been called before
the international executive board of
the United Mine Workers of America 4.
meeting at Indianapolis. The order
for his appearance came from Presl.
dent John L. Lewis and interrupted
q speaking campaign against the Kan
sas Industrial court law which Howat
is making In Kansas.
1t 10 understood Howat was called
In connection with the investigation
Of the strike at the Dean Coal and Min
ing Company's plant which has kept
the plant idle for four months. A COM
mittee of the international organiza-
ton made an investigation. and diff.
ferences between Howat and Lewis at
that time absorbed attention In mining
circles.
The committee from the interna.
tional board reported to Lewis that the
Dean strike was unlawful. but the
summoning of Howat before the board
was the first official action by the in
ternational organization in connection
with the Dean strike since the inves-
tigation.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
They Blast Sense of Friendship By
Hints and Digs

prise. It's the same with these
dolls. They can ramble through
about forty sides Of small talk, hedg.
ing, hemming, having, waiting until
It's almost time TO say goodbye, and
then just as they turn on their heels
comes the sledgehammer blow and
they leave you stunned.
They really have a wonderful
sense Of dramatics.
When IL comes TO situations they
have the synopsis writer's backed
off the boards.
Talk about exasperxting, they
leave you higher and drier than .
continued in our next" writer.
At the last minute they allude 10
somebody you are dying TO hear
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
FROST IN WEST VIRGINIA
AS TEMPERATURE DROPS

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Aug. TO-
Frost formed at Thomas and at
Davis, w. Va, yesterday morning.
1t was the first of the season.
Mercury at both places. situated
high in the mountains. reached by
the Western Maryland Railway.
touched 80 degrees above zero at 2
o'clock this morning. Other points
between Thomas and Davis and this
city and at Oakland. Terra Alta and
Altamont were unusually cool, Their
mometers ranging between 40 and IS
degrees.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
BY FAY KING.

: NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-I know
some danes who ought to be play
wrights, they are 50 good at tag
lines.
A tag line II usually tho last line
spoken. In . play that leaves you
with . laugh or D surprise.
These DANES always leave you
with y surprise II not q laugh, be.
cause their tag limo IL usually q dig!
A good playwright works up to q
climax, and 30 do these danes.
Tho stunt I'm playwriting In to
keep the audience guessing, and In
mystery plays the least suspected
must naturally turn out to be the
party, because therein lies the sur
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
FOREIGN BORN IN N. Y.
ALMOST TWO MILLION

The foreign-born white population
Of New York city In 1920 numbered
1.ss1,547. the Census Bureau an
nounced today. The distribution OF
this population. by boroughs, was as
follows: Manhattan, 972,os0: Bronx.
1921; Brooklyn. 66s,2S7; Queens. ILL.,
SIS; Richmond, 1888.
Russians head the list Of foreign
born white in New York with +7s,76s.
The other four leading nationalities
are italian. 3ss.s7S; Irish, 3.0s1; Ger.
man, 193,S5o; Poles, 145,s7s.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16

too much information concerning the
past lives of many OF Cincinnatfs
most prominent people TO permit her
to reveal all she knows on the wit
ness stand. 1t would In terrible. Tor
she Is vindictive woman and would
not hesitate 10 drag anyone's charac,
ter In the mirs,
II have been told that one Cincin'
natl woman has engaged an attor-
ney, fearing that Miss Stone may
carry out her threats to expose her
II the case IL called to trial"
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
MARRIAGES.

BURNETT-MEEKs-L L.. ~. and
VA gate The r. R a. 0 Gowsrd T. po"n: ''ss
Df Emma X. .. both q sorioik. Va. n:
HOOPER, RiDoELY-csrl F. "a. Land.
over. Nd, and Mildred L.. 10. The Rev.
HH Al Il Yr1ScsRssAwroRp-w.n.r N. %.
Bangor. Me-. and Anne H., 81. The
rI Rsy a a%wads I s,sw.r.; :, -,
Mary j.. rs. The Rev. Joseph X. Gas.
sfi6NAN,; EN- Em.psu:l g: and
Ho aosn9s. C.. IS. and poro-
MAiasSKE-MxcKEYEch.ri.. H.. 90 and
Thslma L.. 90 The Rev. James M.
*. s.: Harry e Z, s;. q and 'u.
McINTYRE-EDWARD - Homer H, "a
and sybii L.. II. The Rev. J. 8 Mon,
raoMPssoN-pA - Johnson. q.
Spring Greek. w. Va. and Dortha T.,
10. Alvon. w. Va The Rev. John II.
DE LANEY-rRAzrER = Robert T., /.
W. v nd T hs.'t a., FAME jamie
i 3 se9'sa%;IYy N. 81. an
I essz: p I. Ts' H'Z TAsm G. A Sc
cozUsNiCK- REITH-L j.. and Lena. ?
BALDoCK- REAMo a Lawrence, q
Lynchburg. Va. and Eleanor ". 10. Tn
a sS.S Sfhs u J.ifT'; o;:c.,,.,. 70 a.
The Rev. John I. Barrett
TAYLOR-JETT-Robe c.. -. Rochest'
n, r. and Myrtle C.. ss. The Rev q.
MILLER -BEURRIERE-J. Edward, ?:
Plsttsburg, N. r., and Mabel j.. a. I'll,
Rev. John H Jeffriss.
BEACH-HUNTIEGTON- - OWE NJ. ?
woodbridge. Va. and Ethel A. Huntin.
ton, is, Lorton. Va. The Rev. RsymoI
walren.
YEAGER- FIsHER-Russsil A, 81,
Wilma A, IL. The Rev. T. 8. Long.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
PERU TOWN FALLS TO
REVOLUTIONARY CHIEF

Capture of the Peruvian town of
Isquitos by Captain Cervantes, a sup
porter of General Benevides, a revolu-
tionary leader, was reported In semi
official advices received here.
The report stated that Cervantes
took the governor of the town prisoner,
looted the banks and put the garrison
to flight.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
30, 900 TONS OF ICE MELT
IN PATERSON BLAZE

PATTERSON. N. j., Aug. ls.-
Thirty thousand tons of ice melted
away In a fire which burned most
OF the night at Brady Brothers Ice
plant near here. Twelve box cars,
loaded with ice, were consumed WIN
one. of the largest storage houses IL
the plant.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
BANDITS TAKE TEETH; NOW :
he LIVES ON LIQUIDS

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. H.
Matted milks made up the menu Of
George II. johnson. negro. hero yes
terday. Some ono stole his upper
and lower teeth. Four OF them were
gold too. George said.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
DEATHS.

MORGAN-GUs L. Beloved Husband Of
Mary Pauline Morgan. died p m, sun
day, Aug. IL. 1891. At his home. 1874 a$th
ct. N. w, after . short illness, age ~
years Mass at Holy Trinity Church, .
a. m, Wed. Aug. ~. 1871. Intsrrsnt at
invited.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
BIRTHS.

RIsTON--Frsnk A. and Daisy l.. boy.
COOPER--Leroy r. and Myrtle A.. boy.
LONG-Walter II. and Ida. boy.
BRADY-John G. and Blanche L., girl
LEPv-Jsmes r. and Viola O.. girl.
KAUFMAN-Peter and Metuis, girl.
CLEAENTS--Clsrencs r. and Frances s
YATEs--owen and Blanche. girl.
KETCHEL--Jack and Ruby, boy.
LENNON--John K. and Sarah, boy.
MARSHALL--Hsnry and Lillian, boy.
BELI~-Charles and Katherine, boy.
DUNMORE-wiliism j. and Mary A.. boy
and girl twins).
TYLER--William II. and Josephine. boy.
JOHNSON--Charles and Maggie, boy.
The Washington times., 1921-08-16
WANTS
NURSE-SLAYER
|. TR|EOF0RL|FE
Pros>cutor Asks First Degree In.
dictmsnt Against Miss Stone
Despite Expose Rumors.

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.--District
Attorney Lewis asked the Kings
county grand jury yesterday that
an indictment for murder In the first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Why You
Should Ozun
Your Our,
Home
bi w. u. SUTTON,
Wlo Virginia Aycn,rc

Universal home ownership 10 a..
natural and proper trend Z, hc,,o,
meht Of the world. nation. stntc md
cry. THIS is substantIntcd by Jeho-
fah' Micah, fourth chapter, md eIs..
where: ''Thcy shnIi all Nil every m,,
under his vine md under his nr tree.
nnd none shall mike him nfr,Id ,,
Why not subduc md build, ,,or,, with
God md His righteous pInn and mr.
pose 10 your advancement nnd Interest
instead of the landlord,f
Home lends security TO domestic
ties' converts renters. driftcrs md
uonters into substantial citizens md
trnnsformS the ornamental butterfly
INTO nintron OF dignity, owned ANA
crowned Il rrnI wife and mother, beIp-
mnfc and companion. Home owner
ship fosters civic and domestic prId,..
u strengthens manhood and woman
hood; IL gives prestige In your com
munity. The home produces lifelong
Impressions of good ON chIIdrcp; the
example of parents transmits thrill,
and fruSnlity to their pOsterIty. The
posscssion OF home, humble or pnIa-
tfni, liz conducive to Independence,
liberty md happiness, and liz n sc
curity against dependency In old ngr
deed of ownership Represents nsseth
and good credit, while leases nre Iin-
bilitfcs and discrcditS.
Democracy ndtocnteS and suggests
home for nil, while pIutocrncy is
Indicative OF powcr nrd rule OF wealth
by n favored few. The Constitution
of the United States IL predicutcd On
The idea and principle OF cxnct and
equal rights. with Individual home
ownership mr. the foundat ion, md on
II the government, Federal, state
md municipal, must forever rest or
full. Why not act I'm harmony with
the Scriptures, good morals. deuac-
racy and the Constitution, rnthcr thnn
dance to the doicful tune OF landlords
and plutOcrncys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
PATTERSON AVENUE.

Attractive sevcn-room brick.
detached home. with all modern
conrcnienccs. hot-water heat.
hardwood doors. screens. laundry
eqnipment; nice porches. etc.
Slo.oOO. Very reasonable terms