davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-09-26

ON DESIRABLE SECURITIES AT
PRE-WAR COMMISSION CHARGES.
TYLER Z RUTHERFORD. mo.
81 18th ST. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. O. REAL ESTATE
ut and per cent. JESSE L. HEISkELL,
1115 Eye st. NV:
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans ON D. g. real estate: prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave:
MONEY TO LOAN.
II you have proper security in d. o. real
estate we can negotiate first or second trusts
quickly and satisfactorily.
Main 2s45 718 18th st.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
Near 10th and Park Road

We have Just had listed with a very de-
sirable home of II rooms and baths; steam
heat: electric lights; double garage. Price,
Sl4 600. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
WANTED-LoTS.

WILL EXCHANGE PROPERTY IN ADAIR
county. Okla. for lots 18th st. Address
Box asp. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-09-26
FOR sAIE-GARAGES

SIS DOWN. SIS MONTH. $140 UP. ALL
PORTABLE; IMMEDIATE DELIVERY; CON-
CRETE FLOOR. c. N. Buckland. agent.
Mass ave. NV. Telephone Franklin 1925.
oc6s
GARAGES of ALL TYPES: QUICK CON
struction. For estimate phone North 6575. II
STEEL GARAGES, COMPLETE WITH CON
crete floor, $135 up. ALLEN & CO.. West
e31: 1885 st. NV. 26s
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Health Queries by Dr.. Brady


AS IL ''t'''s 80
'ufc "i my ''e"' ~ "
cast no" u NO. a.'' - - 49, ~,
S"We'h'"E w p"' ~ 80" ~
!pamc"G hc"' '.H''' an" '''''"H
Answer y" 'N''''"'' '' " - "
piica'i"i '""' nav 80 '"'
injured ho"' muse" vi ''S' !' N
wound OF any h'''h' "'"' ''9''' nan no.
own l"'Sur"'F r"''' - ''''H E""'
rulrcS rest P''""'H - '''''''S 90 ~ "'' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
II Can Have no Successor.

a., .II i.Ii, Sc. ,
VI me "'S-piShatc
ST. ihr ghosts Of a nisAt. 10
sine passed away. rrfus. ATTEND
with ,hoso xbn u.,,,
wi
"'h "'hohth Us c.t"ri|
ridc III Ehostly silence along
streets OF Nirrini,.s cn,J,I c,,.
I'm ci,,,c ,.,
-.
!" 'h' thii" Oh IN" 'Id south thcl
Will com" :, vision OF some old bla
aun,t, yyhiSr.riu,, ur ,h,. ,.h,
.,.,..,
''E S""'' "'S'''e" i"il
marry vi" . white clad hru-' "
Jack o'l.autcrm .will 81 Tn. wls,Y|
fiery ives .,. ,,,,,,,. ,.., ,,.,
'o'"''" 81 nome ~ som" ancieI
urging ground or old churchyar
or cam" from time 10 time 10 Il
stood that marked. in local ,,raditiU
some ancient tragedy Always i, ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
The Times-Dispatch Sunday
Sermon

iIy J.. =. I.:ubuut,,

has, s"wn and the fruit OF Thy vineyard he de-
Med. Thou shalt not pillow with and
ass t"sothcr.--D deuteronomy Nxii a-i0.
The world AZ different periods. as the need
for them bcCnm" Imperative. has given 70
humanity great constructive statesmen to adj
N"nc" Ia" work of civilization and further
the destiny of the human race.
rs the iawGivcr Of the Jews the genius OF
Moses constructive statesman in for
mni"i'ng plan of government, L" preserve
Tia" Hebrew rae" as a nation OF peculiar p"o-
pie shows I" have been OF very high order.
I'm the tent we have the statement OF a self
evident truth. observance of which in huS-
h1ndry all experience teaches is essential 70
best results III the harvests The mixtur" OF
seeds !ndiScri,nnat.iy TX bring an
inferior frui;ur". So. ais" the y"ling together
a. Hn OK and ass to pillow naturally suggests
"a lack az uuinformity in Keeping. step and in
the inequality OF the burden that would n"c"s-
Sari!N have TO he borne bN each. which would
not l." pr"ductiv. OF Satisfact"ry results in
IN" blowing
The principle here laid down hy Moses az
applicable in nature applies with equal force
to Individual aud national iif" and as ma
,i"tal iiic. especially under Republican form
"f government, owes it's direction I" parties.
II essentially applies to party organizations.
la Individual lii" ,ro must have hN"d prin-
ciplcs and clear ideas as TO wnat - right
aud what IS wrong. and not be swa%ed FIRST
by the one. then by the other. IL h" would
attain &" tn" fullest mcasur" OF possibility in
tn" development OF wcli-round"d manhood To
the cXtcu; that any individual falls short OF
'"lS' II" h'H '"'co l" ''''''" 10 MS Wv" 80
'ul estate y - !" we !ii'"."l "' w."
these nv" h'''''p'"F '""' ne IL '"'" W
w." ~ "H'''' '", - - .,
refrain from being 'uncuually yokcd together
WIN "hhtli'NtrS the peru 'h"' '''H III WV
p"'' % 80 nun '"'' ~
In formative stage.
'>'N""S' ''N'"'9'' must ""'' W. 81 80
t"'' '"' ~ "'"'"''' ''''' ~
IA, I,,ir ,f IN nm,
$3.50 " o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
S"''Al ON THE SIDE
The Summer Farmer.
nf HENRY EDWARD WARMER

IN" tools are all rusted and nickcd,
he fences are busted and down.
me seed beans and things yet I" be picked
Ana w" got To move back into town!
In" h"S -killinS season is near.
The rullcts are starting To lay
Nnd a. for the Farmer from Town shed Il tear.
For he's got 10 move back there today!
TIA" work expected To 10,
IN" plans lcav" just where they fall:
'hc things began that III never get through.
And the horrible mess Of IL all,
'h We. who have been there. join in!
come weep with me. sicllcSt of men.
III moving next year ! shall have TO beg in
Md do it all over again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
The South ana Freight Rates

D ELATlNELN low freight rates com
bin"d with lis other natural and eco
homie advantages, have conferred upon the
south am uncqualcd opportunity for indus
trial advancement Because OF unsettled
economic conditions that have existed in
acute form sine" tn" close OF the world var
the Souths Industrial growth. while healthy
has not been IL substantial as IL would have
hccn otherwise Bu, nov. with conditions
rapidly returning 10 normal credit easing
up all Iloag the line and restoration OF
confidence ali but ACCOMPLISHED there
should be a prompt and continued accccra-
zion OF productive development 1t can
hardly be otherwise il the South is vicor-
"nS in exploiting lis comparatively low
freight rates IN connection with its other
assets III labor and climatic conditions
ihosr are factors which the industrial in
IcStor cannot overlook once they are
!orcibly brought TO his attention
Some OF the South's advantages in freight
rates perhaps not generally realized by
I'll" general public, have been stressed re-
'ru'!y by one of III" railroads serving this
territory The Souths position now. il is
pointed out is better than j, has been IN
many years. While freight rates have been
advanced materially throughout tho com
iiy, ih" south has not suffered in propor-
ton TO other sections with which il is in
competition. Under Tho increases OF :. pcr
cent IN 1919 aud - per cent in 1917 in
ne Eastern territory Tho South was no, af-
f'ctcd Under the increases OF 1870 whom
Eastern rates advanced 40 per cent and
those IN the West and Suulhwcs, 30 nor
cent ih" south escaped with an increase OF
90" 10 per cent The result has been TO
confer material advantages upon the South
""h manufacturer IN hauling both his raw
rtiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
10 nn NickIc l.Intins.

Inquirer. IIonakcr.--Thc object 20
he nickel plated is made the cathode
OF 81 battery or dynamo. delivering j,
current OF about six volts. y p,cc,.
OF nickel il made the anodc. The
clcctrolytcs between the poles Of thu.
dynamo Ia a solution of soluble sal;
Of nickel Tho passing of the curriers'
from the anodc through the solution
To the cathode causes a deposit OF
nickel on the object,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Voice Of the People

Letters for the "Soirc of "a.
People" Column sb0uIL NOT
800 words in length. Iic,unu ~, =,
number the Editor reserves ,h
risht TO blue prHriI. Name an,
address must nrc"n,pnny cnrh com
huhirhtinn. NOT Tor puIiicntiun. 4
'hr writer dnrs NOT wish IL. I'm
~ evidence or GOOD faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

the crest "r u way" Of renewed vig""
Tor he hndS here ia" low" that hos
never touched his lonely life before.
anu the g.ri is accused al murder
81 th" revolving murder vr her OWE
father
How this spurs hin on To unravc!-
lhH the tangIe 90 circumstances M,
has cauHh, the lovely ana iu,,or,.,,t
'"nS 'hinI. her own strange actinnv
stunning 10 the ut,crmos, ms i,
It"'' trust In ncr goodness ana
"'n' 'h"S" carry ia" reader win
'h'"' IN "a sympathy not uIxu.S com.
MA h"cn 10y III" mystery tail.
mus Is not "a jerking of nun-
i'''S through given series a.. a.,
i'"' human minds ANA h..,r,s
an" ""Its attract uur Iikinu ana ,.,r
concern. In IA" rcuIit. a., ,n
'"rS. ~ atmosphere aud ..,,,,,
.'"h"hhiea' unpgdded NARRATIVE, ~
n""N stands hiGh among tho..
ten frankly to- amuSc
THE OBSTACLE RACE IA rn,.,
" i'"li g T.. rutuau's sons. N.,v
YORK H'w
rhis is ia" story Of pr, ,,,o
'"nnj many barriers IA tho MIN ,n
soul. iic"hum
Fleeing ir"m ~" t"mp,utfous ana
auhil" p"ri!s ~ the unddoulnr v,,i,i
81 iHN social .uviiYnm-nt. sh.. suh.
frft'" herself ia q. rcinot" u.hin.
village. "niy 10 uud herself con-
'r"ni"d with new and trcrn.ndnl,
problems of lif"
How sh" meets them nnd energies
hIfihrd hN great ANA -ndur.nr love
= told in this splendid Ethel Del,
Eovci
I.iI.t.A or iNI,I.ESIIII'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SAY tn" word. darling" he murmurrd, Say
the word that Will make me happy
Very We'll Edward she said. softly. Il
cannot marry you"
Miriam
Ten days from now YOU will say: 4 asked
her u make me happy. and She done. itr"L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

OF his error fcd him. clothed him. helped
him 10 a better position and opened the way
To his education. Today that hoy is an hon
orahln useful citizen That WAS but one
characteristic iucidout in :, long life crowd
cd with good deols
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding nimost my
topic. excepting on legal and medical
subjects. rrr answered free. A. all
Inquiries are answered dirrcti, hy
rcrs"nnl letter, sclT-ndd rrsscd.
stamped envelope tx required. Adj
dress The Iimrs-Dispatch IEforna-
ton Hur"~S. Rirhmond. Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Up With the Times
ny u. q. -.

1nsolcuc". defined, by MIR Harding. with
ilrc disregard for MIR. Webster is the refusal
- "a Democrat TO give way before a Rcpubli-
can hungry for pie.
Virginia talks of land reclamation; North
Carolina * spending s5o,0O", 600 Tor good roads
That's the difference,
New YORK couldn't nr expected To let San
Fr"nctse" GET away with an The publicity.
So it is staging competitive scandal he
uortS from Chicago overdue.
II gas a. a& weapon is put umdcr thu in
teruailounl han. then Congress viii have 20
'on'uc itself exclusively to domestic affairs
l.yuchhurr Complains because it has 20 pay
{" ~" ton for coal. while Norfolk gets IL Tor
:. AMI hoth seem to give Richmond cause for
noisy lamentations
STATE Fair press .scn, calls attention to
i j. AN 'Nhih'ion OF chickens YOU want 20
See why lr"vc EroaI suect?
High tfc. ana low trc at las, sem t"
have become INTERCHANGEABLE terms
For ,hc "Nauce Names CAB *, nominate.
MT r"oie whn qualities With p.tlton ia
houk.up,ry
Now 'la' Richmond has a cruiser on ,no
high seas, now about digging ont tn. James
river -. ~ can come home once In while:
Novelty-a column Of parapraph.cs w.th no
"h'czc On short skirts or hootch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Spirit Of Virginia Press

tn. N"wpor, Ncws Time, Herald quo,es
SCRIPTURE to prove its assertion and then de-
"lar"s;
"Thy capitalist who boards his money Tor
hs own selfish is false his trust III"
capittIist VINO invests his money In such Z.
way - 70 promote progress and give employ
nen' 70 wage earners is a faithful steward.
and a GOOD ana useful citizen. ana deserves
the COMMUNICATION of his countrymou'
"Th, House Of Representatives." SAYS the
I.jrTsuur. IndcX-Appcal. "ahplishcd TIA. tax
"u trans poriation. but III" senate has restored
One half tho tax on frcighis Let uS nope The
so-cH!lcd '"Erculturai bloc" IN the Scu;tt. may
be alb it Eliminate il entirely. Aud then the
Interstate Commerce Commission may he.
ready t. emit freight rates sufficiently to max.
every railroad the country prosperous by
giving AN The frciGh, 20 haul it can handle
Their" IS a lot of'scnsc IN a paragraph which
the Norfou, Nireinan-riiot Intended only for
fun. 1t Us as follows
Whether not the world l. to have an
open door iu trade, depends ON the ability
OF the nations To work out the right comhlma-
ton
Sreut,na Of the coming uncmploymcnt con
ference. The i;oanok" Times says:
~ sober situation calls for a sober sDirlt
D" approaching IL. a bclliEtrent attitud, .n
ia" par ni anybody connected with the con
t"r"nc" w"uld hc most unfortunate ana would
be sur" TO have Il harmful rather than helm
fu effect ou IN" situation Capital and labor
81. ia thc same bank a choppy sea Ncithcr
can an"ra 80 rock TIA" boat IT either should
try :" DO $50. The consequences might bc dis
astcrou- 90 both"
The srreaFtic Bristol Herald Courier saws:
ON" man was killed Two were fatally
wounded aud nv" others were less seriously
injured. .u seven shooting ana st,bbnr ar
trays ih one "ay III Sew York, whose news
papers "f" considerably exercised over law
l"asn iu West Virginia"
In To" 0rs, issue OF the Halifax Gazette
after TIA" rcturn 81 Tn" editor from his jo!iy
vacation. this appeared:
TN" Fellow W. hate ~ the bird who meet :;
~ coming from IN" station with bag in our
hand ON our way hom- from a two weeks yo-
cation ana says. Hello. Editor! Going away on
= tgipH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

DR.. Charlie. Mayo an EpisropaIinn
:. K. w. l.awrcnccvilIc - d..
Charles II Mayo. widely known sur.
gcon OF Rochester, Mimi. is an Epis
cUpHlian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

She knew (.

III" Easiest and Least Desirable. OF all iiu
man occupations: Making Money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

1nsolcuce a dtiined by MIR. Harding. with
iiuc disregard for MIR. Webster. is the refusal
- " Democrat TO give way hetor" Hcpubli-
can hungry for pie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

Virginia talks of land reclamation: North
Carpiinu is spending $4,000" 600 Tor good roads.
That's the difference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
''IILSTORIC FREDERICKSBURG SETS
FORTH CI7'YiS PART Nv WAR 'OI-iO5
Forthcoming Volume From Pen of Judge John r. Cool
rick Gives History of Town From 1908
Up to Present Time.

historic Fredericksburg is th.
titlr Of II book being written 10y judge
John T.. ,io"irick. in which the "a.
history Of the town VIII he given from
'hc tjma Captain john Smith. IN l6"h.
came there. up 10 the present tin"
This book VIII IL" about 100 pages
twelve chapters. twcuty-two Mus
trHtious. p!cticcs and photographs
and haudSomelv bound.
.Iud"" Gpoirick is Confederate"
veteran vas severely wounded in ~"
War i:.twccn III" states. lie has
written number of articles Tor 'ha
magazines aud papers as We'll az 80
Lii. OF General iiu.h Mercer" and
other publications.
Their" is no town. county OF loc.!-
iiy IN the United States with ci1"rr
ana better assnria,i"u* ";a!iaiicr"
and connections with our Colonial
and Rcvolutiun history ana rec"rls,
than Fred-ricks 5urr. Enr th"r,.
Washington. John Paul Jones. Cen.
erals George Weldon. Gust.,v'.>
T. Wallace and Hugh Mercer made
their homes. And thru G""rg" RE;
"rS Clark. known a. the touuI"r"~
~ tn" ';r"a; Northwest ana Maith y
fontainc Murray. the l'athiu Ter OF -. .
Seas. also. claimed the old BurE ia
their home"
Coming down In tn" War between
the states Frederick Sburr was claiu'
ed as the gateway 10 Richmond tl'
capital city "i the t"nT-d"rncv.
Hence. on December II. - ana -.
1862. great battles we're fought there.
December II. the town WAS h";
hardcd December IL. III" rrca, bal
tie Of Frederick was tough
AcaSi. OH MAY =. 1862. another bat
tie occurred tncr" Ana then Fret
cricksburg is IN tn" County OF Spos
sylvania. where the battles "f salem
Church Characteristic. 1853: IL"
Wilderness. Bloody AnrIc and Spo,
srivanin Courthouse in 1866. wo,..
fought.
1T Chatham. right opposite trnH-
cricksburg. Iu the Eappahdnuu"i..
Washington and las hrid. spent ~ III
honeymoon. ON the u"ld back O.:
Chatham. IN TIA. War Between -.
States. TIA" great review of tn" Union
Army i"nk place, when Tho army wa"
reviewed lay President Lincoln. Iu..
next day i'rcsid.u, l.inc"iu mad" an
address from IN" steps e: It porch 81
building on Princess Ann. Siro.t.
This npok Historic Er-Icrirl,,-
burg" We b,li"y" w.ll bc very int,..-
eStlnS and attractive. a. well ~ .Gu.
cationai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

New YORK couldn't nr expected To let San
l'iancisc" get away with ail the publicity.
So IL is staging. competitive scandal. Re
ports from chicago ar. overdue"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

TIiE WORKS OK SATAN Hy
Richard Aumryle Mlhcr The Mae
mI'i"n 60 Ncw Work..
com'd, "r III" in 81 vi.Ing. ~.
%"rthrfn New York Tn" editor Of
IA" v'llayc newspaper Wa nick
1amcd Sat"n by his sleepy old town
Ia der.s.on there was never amy
harm in anv'htn= h- lid satan
wanted very mucH "a al" things Nnd
en- = sunny afternoon. instead "f hoe
.ug h.s '"rn;i"ld, he walked out irto
IA" world and spread som. seem
inrly harnll"s.. gossip
The results far ortdid his widest
u.p"s NS the situations grow more
scrioi~ for The characters. ia" more
amusing 1t Is for the reader Her"
is the staid villu"" bankcr III jail
his >wccrhcart breaks the lock To
fro" him; IA" town liar c"mplic"trs
matters considerably. and Sntan'-
own hand shapes tho cud az the
hilarious AFFAIR. II is that rare thiuG
IN current fiction. q story which hub.
hl"s over with laughter ON every
page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
work. | exn.cted To dol.
t'prbititlrn Fruit.

= - =; rs an observer of events what do
You think would lie the result .: u return I"
personal freedom mean mniing and selling
honZc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Tne nAnyIM. Ecg!slcr saws.

IN" bHnyiil" Register says:
ih" news stories and pictures sent ont
IRON Boston aud other Sew England points
rufportine to represent the sale OF I:,horors
service ON thc auction block TX rather dis
gushing III OF propaganda agitation de
"ign"d 10 rNngg"ratc unemployment condi.
tuhi- be ia" country. Such auction sales or
human iHu"r for specified periods - the price
htd is 90 clof"ly akin TO pconuEc thar We am
briratr bat the Federal authority Will inter-
NeHc 20 prevent such degrading exhibitions :.
Certain conditions down along the Rapp, =
hammock may be guessed from the following
taken from the trbanna sentinel:
You cannn, judge man's financial condi-
ton fnt IN" reason he has |, was "a
fad once ~ s"il personal property and put !,
In lbnd. but ~ Is now the style to mortgag,
'n" Land. or sell II. 10 need be- ana buy :,
car"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

IL our friends who favor ~ Win NAM"
.rripts and illustrations Tor publication VIZ"
10 have unavailable articles returned. ny!
must in all cases send stamps '"r '""'
purI,usc.
MENHi:R OF THI: AsSocitIfn PHtNS-
The Associated Press T. r>"iuNNri? "ht'''r"
10 the use i,y- republication az NIL news
hi>pntchr> credited Ia IL ar not "thrr"'>r
or edited I'm this paper. mud ais" the Local news
published herein. All rights III republication
OF spccinI ,ispnt rhcs herein nrc MS" reserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

WITHIN FOUR WALLS. iiy Ell "a
itaulsIr The Century Co, New York.
The book - one .: the most Nd
Sorbiu. and genuinely ru2ziing mNS.
terry stories We have seen. It's at
thor has clcvrrly conccaicd hcr So
tr,.i 10 the very end.
y waud,rcr over the lace of III
earth. the hero returns at III" open.
ing OF IN" story 10 settle down ~ an
old country house wiIlcd hin hy AN
uncle. Not UuSCarrcd by war. nerve
shaken and desiring peace. he iinns
mystery On mystery gathering about
him from tile very first night Of en-.
tcrinG into his new posscssion-anl
his own house incxplicabiy the cen
ter Of II all.
lie Is carried. hnMeVnr AIgE on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

SUNDAY. sErTEMb2E p. la.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Home or
The Timrs-Di>patrh
Absolutely Firrpruof
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICES W ." ~

SUBSCRIPTIONS TWFR'+N IT =
ipa>nhlr in NdNnu"rb . 80
:, :. ~, :, S:,U $50
Daily Only ...........S 800 $3.50 .,nn 100
sunday DniH. ............ u" ~" IA IN
Daily and sunday l"' -.''' ''...,.
Try LOCAL C>RRiiR DELIVERY -.th>n
,, ''.",'n " s,h.,,,, Sn,,,,, 1. cents n week
,.'.'' -, cents u week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

u gas a. aS weapon is Put under Tho in
i'rHa'Iounl han. ihen Congress viii have I"
souNu" itself exclusively 10 domestic affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

l.ynchnurr Complains because it has 20 pay
{" ~" Ion for GOA. while Norcolk gets IL Tor
5. AMI hoth seem to give Richmond cause for
noisy lamentations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

PUBLISHED ever! din. in the Year ~ !" I
Tenth street. Richmoui. Va. 10y lhc ''"'>
~.-.fsfs tch publishing 90. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

TELEPHONE; Hnno"'i'"
1. priNat" Hrnn"h ~
Ii 70 u &c rnuht''ih'-
with all drpariinrnt>'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
ANOTHER MERGER
OF RURAL SCHOOLS
Consolidated No. 2 Will
Provide Facilities for
36 Square Miles

-Four schools In tho Alsumh.
Broken Arrow district, are involved
In the proposal to form consolldated
school district No. 2 with "A school
In section 6-1S-14, exactly In the
center of 36-squaro-mile district
NJ. IT. Moore. II. II I.yrtle, Elmer
Mercer and other residents of that
district, were In Tulsa yesterday
comforting with Mrs. Minette H.
Hedges county superintendent,
about the election that Will he called
In around 90 or 30 days,
According to the leaders or that
district the majority OF the citizens
In the territory and there are nearly
100 families. with $50 children ia
vor the consolidation. The school
board has succeeded in saving 64O0
from tho 6-mill levy and with thus
money has purchased a l0-acro
tract, one milo south of Alsuma and
four miles west OF Broken Arrow
and 10 miles due south OF Tulsa on
the Broken Arrow Tulsa paved road,
The district has an appralsement
Of moro than 81 100000, there being
six miles OF the Katy railroad; two
pipe lines, the Oklahoma Natural
Gas company and the Minchell on
q Gas Co. in the district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

was third with 2ss,753, and Mississ-
ippi fourth with 272,10
The number OF tenant farmers IN
Texas continued to grow at an alarm
ing rate. a total OF 20i,lO6 Texas
farms were operated by owners and.
232 800 by managers.
Besides Texas and Oklahoma the
states having more tenant than own
or farmers were Georgia, South Car
lima, Alabama. Mississippi. Arkansas
and Louisiana.
Georgia presented the worst show
ing for operation Of farms by owners,
having 1O2123 operated by owners
and 2OG.675 by tenants. South Caro-
lima had 67,724 farms operated by
owners and t24,33t by tenants Fig
uros for other states having more
tenant than owner farmers were:
Alabama, owners 107.0S9 and ten
ants 14s269: Mississippi owners
I9.31t and tenants l79.s0S; Arkan-
sas owners 1855 and tenants ll9,-
2l6. Louisiana, owners 5I2ji and
tenants 773SI