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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
WANTED-AGENTS.


AGENTS MAKE $75 WEEKLY SELLING
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantee $36
weekly full time. 75c an hour spare
tina. Experience unnecessary. Per
fectvear Hosiery. Darby. Pa
NAN OF WOMAN AGENTS WANTED IN
every city and town. Full or part
time. Easy and profitable work. Re-
peat orders assures agent STEADY In
coma. Sales guaranteed. Exceptional
opportunity. No losses. Write for ter
rtogy. Goldman & Co.. Coffee Aer-
chants, $40 River street. Chicago.
AGENTS: 500 WEEKLY. AUTOMOBILE
owners wild with enthusiasm. Marvel
Gus invention doubles power. mileage.
sationA, sales everywhere. Temtory
going like wildfre. ]26 sample outfit
and Ford car free. Write quick. Ovee
Co. Dept. 1. Louisville. Ky.
SIS WEEKLY SELLING CRESCO RAIN
coats; Waterproof Aprons and Now
leather Utility Bags. Outfit free- No
collecting or delivering. Improved Mig.
Co.. Depot. lola. Ashland. Ohio.
SALES AGENTS: A SALE IN EVERY
homo on our Nevleasher Utility Bag
and Waterproof Apron- Semething diff
ferent- Big profits. We start you
right. Improved Mig. Co. Dept. 1913.
Ashland. Ohio.
RELIABLE AGENTS TO SELL INCOME
protection policies. Liberal contracts
to those Who qualify. Excellent oppor-
tuniy. Our. policies provide an in
through accidental injury or iIlnesa. We
have policies for business and profess
sional men. farmerA. laboring men and
women employed. National Casualty
company. Detroit. Mich.
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lopap DIRECTORY.


rue No. 100. Americas
! / ! ! ! !
= Las,es. .stts ~
nssdAys Of Geek
uDuth o. A0asteaA
- .sgion HAIL, THIRD
=. avenue and 1txtsesth
u street. Dan \. 1s1o-
:. aan, commands. v.
- Handing. Ad1t. AL
n :x-eryics uASa vel
4. eone.
y NASONIc.
gxsasalc Temple, EishtssntA s1sss and
=. srArrp NETTING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81, 4. y. = 4. H.. vii
!; !: !; !; !: !; :: :; Z:
Aroo cnoTTo NO. 5Y. n. o. v. p. z. =.
= - -StAtsd nssuASs hsld
!! ): !; :: :: !: :
~ nA@t ON ths frss Wednesday
Of each AsatA. viat-
- ing prophets welcome.
20 L. 3. Mace. monarch.
a Frank L. rAsterson. sec-
Rotary.
\. 4. n.
IN STATED ooNvocATIoN o. Soc1
lsland Chapter No. II, y. A.
S n. vii bs bald On the frst
~ VpsSdxy VI eAen monlh ~
7:yU y. n. J. y. teniinnSeR,
T. u. r.. y. d. Ash. sscretSry
g ypssIal ConvocAsioa Nay 10. 1871. u
~ 7.SV ,. = Mars Master Degree,
a Rock ISLAND LODGE NO.
COS. A. y. 4 A. A.-Statsd
- y Meeting a1vt Friday Of each
nessa. b. p. Ascord. W. NJ:
u. .. Boimsn. secretary.
y KNRHTB TEAPLAk
asur srAvkO CoNCLAsE " ROCK
nland CenRARoary NO. 10,
"a kalsnts YssnpASr VIII ~ he'd
feH Sns ss0sad Aonday Of eacn
81 mouth. =. 4. ha4igren. COM
H. l...ua.xx; J. L. HlcAey. recoruer
nx ISLAND CHATTER NO. 269
0p1ee EsstAEn StaE.-kegular meetings
I'D WEDNESDAY, Of escn mentn. Wis
tlaag Stars welcome. ME-. Sosepnlns
~, W. NJ: Nary y. nEeAe' eoAessS
b nrthday party Nay d. Return cards
lee reserv atoms at once. om2i S1as
worthy lrand Matron 10 moilne NAY
II, keservatlon must be made W may
v i, NouIy II. y. hreis, secretary.
loW ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. B. 1 g.
N-Ihs stated assemblies or Rock ~
iaad Couucii NO. ~. y. 3 :. a. WI
h aid on The third WeGneSo " % each
nnnln. VI. }. Speness. y. !. H.; y. D.
h,,debeandt. rec~roar.
ucAI. LODGE NO. sos. Z. D. o. y
Meets every Thursday evening
y ODD Fellows' temple or
Fourth avenue. between Sew
enteanth and h 6 / e
stsssts. Lncolp Martin. y
49, T.. u. =. LSonaru. y. )
49, TAussay Of each mOala, lnauS,
- oagres, hrst. second and tnird w.
~ the following ThurndAy.
y. U. 4
sVO4 ISLAND AERlH NO. $50, TRATER.
y Order Of EaSies.--RsSuias meetings
ma and third Tuesday OF each month
! Eagles home, Fourth avenue AMI
!vny-hrst street. Frank WITCH, ". r.:
seeeph Gfotesut. secretary.
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BUFoRD POST 2A3. G. A. 4.
Aeets regularly on second
and fourth Friday After
moons OF each month at 2
o'clock in Memorial hall IL
me court houss. 3. i. Raugh-
nan, commander: II. G. Yirst
sdjutAnt.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT.
FIVE 10 EIGHT ROOM PURNiSHED
hoUse or apartment for summer or
year; ANAL family without children.
town or farm within 10 mile radius of
tri-cities. Must be desirable place. In
quire Moline Y. N. c. A. Room 1928.
Moline $3.50.
TWO OR THREE MODERN UNFURNIsH-
ed rooms: good location. r. /. $500.
SMALL MODERN HOUSE By RESPON-
aible couple; references. =. /. l7s7
LAWN MOWERS GROUND: Will CALL
for and deliver: work guaranteed. r. l.
40llK.
GARAGE. $50 FIFTH AVENUE,
COUPLE WANTS FIVE ROOM MODERN
house. Best Of references. &. l. 22S.
EIGHT OR NINE BOOM MODERN HOUSE,
In good location. B. /. or Moline
310O.
NOW Oh BY NAY /. sIX 10 HIGHT
room house. with yard and garage. Not
too close in. 49," care Argus.
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B. P. o. EI.Ks NO, ESQ.

Aeets the first and thru
Mondays Of each month at
EkS club. Waltas ]. Grit
m. exalted ruler: c. N.
haacson. se0eny. vilt-
ing brothcrs always vol
come. Club resins At us
Eighteenth sGRast,
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BETHANY HOME WANTS BUGS. WILL
be very grateful for any donations.
WINDOW sHADRa; CALL =. I. 0lS ron
window shades of all kinds. We also
revise and clean old shades. 3. !.
Shade Co.. 1917 Is Second avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

yUTY -SRvEN NILS PER GALLON
made With neV patented gasoline vapeR-
tser- Write for PARTICULAR. Stranaky
vaporizer Co.. Pukwans. 8. D.
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q. 3. v. Y.

sAboNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
United Spanish War Veterans.
meets hSs and third Thur
days Of each month q 9 .. n.
IN Memorial Hall. Couss Houas.
oeaAs l.. DaliDse. Connandas:
l. u. ntteringson. Adjutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
POULTRY

BABY CHICKS, i'll 100 UP; POSTPAID.
Catalog free. Fa1pw Hirsh Co.. Pc
eha, III.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

MEN AND WOMEN TO HAVE THEIa
teeth 6xed. Prices reasonable. VIII
accsot Liberty bonds At full value.
Dr. KALNAN,
1719 SECOND AVENUE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYA

PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYA
CONNHLLY Z WALKER (B. D. CON-
nelly and W. II. Wslkerl-Lawyers.
General Law. chancery and probate pRac-
tics. Peoples National Bank building.
Rock Island
RDW. l. EAGLE-I4AWYEA GENERAL
Law. chanceTy and probate prActioo.
O@ce in court house, Rock Island.
WALKER = SWEENEY - ATTORNEYS
and counseloss At law. Money to loan
ON real estate. Rooms 2O0-21s Central
Trust building.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

se9 ISLAND AERIA NO. o50. TRATER-
~ Order Of Essies.-Rsguiar msetings
~ and thiru Tuesday OF each month
Eagles home. Fourth avenue and
9v0ty-hrst street. Frank Wich. ". r.;
Soeeph Gfotegut, secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
MECHANICAL RNGINEKR

ALL KINDA o. MECHANICAL DRAW.
tnss made. Jigg and Hixture Designing
. specia1U. Ideas developed. z. Z
Michselis, Mech. ConsltS. Eng. associated
with W. n. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
609-61O Best Bldg. Phone B. L TO.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: In DOWNTOWN DISTRICT.
lady's gold watch. Elgin movement.
watch pin attached. initial "a" Clal
R. L 1910. Reward
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-07

NURSE GIRL. PHONE B. L. $50.
ELDERLY WOMAN TO DO HOUSEW0RH.
541 Twenty second street.
~ so PER DAY PAID ONE LADY IN
each town 70 distribute free circulars
for Economy Non-AIcohoha 1lavoring.
Permanent position. F. E. Barr Co..
Chicago.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AT ONCE.
r. L Cafe, 20 Seventeenth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Whom Momcm Grow Mhi.krrs.


tScienufc research Paris France shows |
per cent women in hospitals and ~ per cent in
INSANE asSiumS have muStachcs or are benrdy
dn" 10 use of alcohol and tubacco.-Cablc
itcm.)
" non women grow whiskcrs, Lord!
that's what We are making toward.
We've feared quite much from their bel
licoSc fights
For what they are pleased to dcnomina,e
rights"
Eut Giminy Christmas. say!
Are we really approaching the day
When maid will get triSky
With whiskcrs and whisky
When 4 beard for the wife is au fait?
Thcy'N" taken our hats and our coats,
They've taken our jobs and our votes.
They're holding conventions and smol ing
cigars
They're busting the law with the sportics,
cars
But not until now has appeared
The limit of things have feared.
The last WORT in disaster.
When Woman - Master
And the Sign of the Boss is her bcard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch. Aug. %. 1919
Mr.. Luthur Libby. the gentleman from whom
the famous Libby prison ana Libby liil take
their names. died in New Kent County n few
days ago. For many years he in business
as a ship chandler in Richmond, and was
widely known and respected being n fast
friend, upright in all of his dealings, and
both public spirited and benevolent. He was
in his sixty sixth year
Rev. j. A. Chambliss. late pastor OF tho Sec
ond BAPTIST Church, preached twice in this
city on Sunday; in the morning at Sidney
baptist Church, and in the afternoon at the
Second Presbyterian Church.
Last week Treasurer Grcenhow collected
s2d2S2.91 of State taxes. and paid the same
over to the State Treasury.
Captain John y. McCaul. editor of the
Roanoke Times. is in Richmond in the interest
Of his paper The Times is the best looking
country newspaper in Virginia.
Judge Cox will commence Chesterfield
County Court in Manchester on Friday next.
and IL is hopcd the courthouse controversy
will be settled then.
The latest returns from the West Virginia
election indicate very decidedly that the con-
stitu,ional convention has hcen ordered by
the people. The Democrats however. have
made a very narrow escape from defeat.
j H. Morrison. late of the Lexington Gazette,
and ]. G. Bond propose to publish in I.exng-
ton n new paper TO lie called the Rockbridgc
Citizen.
Mr.. Gcrot. the Richmond restaurant man.
has discovered a cave at Healing Springs.
which lie thinks is large enough for n thou
sand people To dance in.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad per cent
gold bonds sold in New York yesterday at
the advanced price or o.
Charles Scribncr. head OF New York puh-
fishing house. died in Europe u few day ago
OF typhoia lever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
MiNuOnn of thr I,Id..

"' Young mans fancy turns tn ,no,,,r,
i 49,; " 80 ''r lS THIS may bc necessary
mr. "",''''"hS t" achieve athletic success
VI az '""*t good muscular ,!cvcloup.r, .r,t
]" manifest in the evident ,uthusi,.,,
'n"" Tor III" numerous physicnI ,ui,,,r -,
''ih 'heir freak teachings about hooI,b
!, "E' IN" young woman is intcrestcd
III hygiene ana health in SO far .,s stub. -, 49,
'p'"'"hc" Of the laws of hvricnc n,,,. ~
''''E I" maintain or gain connie xiop
'"' It E""d hgurc. 1t is only after ,hirtvo,o
men ana women become seriously i'm
H''" IN III" art Of keeping: wei All tho
"'"'' authorities on The subject ar. of
nature AK" Nobody will conCnI. mn,
mere youth can teach one, how =. l,,,, ,, "
~ IL queer about this. \ youth n,y ,.,,..,
P'fi"'t health himself and :: rhilovu,,,,. 49,
"''h - ever so sound, vet H.. is no
'''.'"'' whereas a mature man may hay.
p"''"N"phN OF longevity which tn. vorIh a..
us 'S conclusive. although the mnn him.
"''' S"tt"inhs TO premature death from ,r
h"h'' degeneration. at Mctchnili., did mem
'i"h TINS. not because ! hold that doctor
must take his own medicine or heal himself
hut just Ia show how contrary p.orI, ,r
about such matters
In studying the recognized au,borjties an,
cNPohenis OF the art of living long which
"i course" implies Keeping vcil /; il re,,,rl,
49, '''I every one OF these philosophers
without exception condemns overcatin,- ar
t""hs"!s degrees Of abstcniouyncss varying
from mere temperance to fos,;ny -rhi. T.,
II" modern circumstance. Louis Cornnro 400
years before MctchilSon preached and prac-
tlcc" temperance in eating which must have
'e"n """'ned almost suicidal in his dav and
was stu Vigorous physically and ,ncntaIly
win all his senses intact at %. He died al
tn" ar" OF 102 years
Here is AN idea which is forced HON.
I" MS Vet which is difficult t. prove. namely
ina, nearly everybody over thirty cats more
than is good for him. Irrespective of his
physical state or activity Coruaro himself
expressed this truth. OF which he offered OK
"eil"nt evidence in his own rcma rtable vitality
and age in this cpigram:
whatsoever wishes to cat much must ont
little" That he wrote In his 'rirst Discourse"
at the age Of 81. 1t is "A good provcrb which
might well bc crochctcd Of that's the word)
on the tablccloth or the napkins used by peo-
pie over 30
of ovcreatinI. with the execution of a r.w
cases Of obesity from pituitary gland def
cheney. when there is often an abnormal GRAY
ing for and capacity to assimiIate. sugar and
Starchcs
Questions md Answers
The soda haht-What is the effect upon tho
blood and upon the system OF taking fire.
Gucntly small portion Of baking soda in
water? Oh Id
Answcr-It tends TO increase the alkalinity
Of the blood ana TO oppose acidity acdosis
in the system. If there is acidity. SO far as
I know il does no harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

IN" Silhouette Of the Italian Raraig-
Sanc", its decorative possibilities and
"nfcli"N"G straight lines best .v.,n-
pi!Hcd I'm cleaning brocat.g d. y,l...,.
us styi" hes; suited to the evening
Ihcn' :" tor it All. n II uis u.rc
not enough. wc have ~" Spanish sl-
h"nci'" aud tho General Spanish linz
hh"nr" on ;hc mode" This has made
necessary something to define ~
waia'linc. something which MAJ D..
called corset. hut IL more correctly
"a rirGlc.
Hest In Evening Things.
~, too. L. seen ;,t its hes, In even
Ing things. FOR Their. IL gains It's rr.,,..r
background ana has setting which
compliments its delicate houmnr- eff
h"nctt" lovely thing OF tuna ANA
lace and flowers
Flowers arc orc of the high lights
Of the mode They Will hc us.J nor
only as G!rdlc ana trimmings on our
fr"ck9. but they arc to hc very much
feature" in our coiffurcs. charming
custom that was often In fashion
during I'll" Civil War. ana n~aEn 90,
the mode
IN" h"addrcss Is ono OF tho most,
interesting ideas Of tho no,n..,
lhris has been wearing II fr-
couple of Seasons ana Now Yorl, u-st
took u seriously last winter lr,
name Is lcrion--it varies from 80
simplcs; laurel wreath TO n npch,-
na!I"n hcaddress. a mass Of j,,yclg
and color
Naturally. earrings accompany II
frequently, tor even II "" do not 20
so far NJ 70 show our cars, "a parig
would have US DO, ct i.as; We ac
knowi"dr" thcm with earrings
Fans which have such possl hil',ros
81 adding coruetry and charm. will
b" carried everywhere.
Hats for III" evening. absolutely
distinctive from tho others wore en.,,
NJ every restaurant In Tho Eoir I'm
inris In Tho summer Maria ,;py
was ~" originator Of many of mo
bccnm'nE large hrimmca. black hats
who's most lovely lines cam. from
the drar"ry OF the Taco. heavy and
spanish In pattern. which f.u from
~" hrim I" the waisilln" For tho
daytime" small velvet touucR. with
high trimming In tho direct center.
and vcry swatheG tUrbans in fuchsla
tones Of violet and rcd AR" worn
most effectively with the cvcr.prcscft
earrings
Hclts arc NOR" noticeable than they
have been In som" seasons Cleaning
metal or gay. c"lorcd belts i'm the
DAYTIME soft sash"s IN tho afternoon.
and everything from flowers TO Jew
els at night
sleeves too, demand attention al
ways long for tho street. sometimes
narrow. sometimes wide. sometimes
slashcd muSkcttcr. thin for afternoon.
and sure 10 he colorful Sometimes
half is OF ono fabric, half Of another.
again. par, is embroidered In color.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Echoes From Down Home

mn
' ''f newspaper man ever find any man
"'"'" '"'hit that he knew nothing about
N newspaper; We fancy not We
,ho,,, :, " ''''"ich they knew all
80, ~ - /" ''"Ne me impression that
,,,.,.,, '' " o'i"re they became
80, , ""'H' one elderly gentleman
" ''S'ur" admitted that he was
,t,,,H WIN newspaper work and
'''''' "'Spit" our willingness to
80, ,,, az exact There are
" news quote he. local. State.
-. 100 mammal Thcn he asked
,i, M" NOT right? He was: we
.,, ,'. ''"'' mat INC proof was
f,,.. ,h,, " "a ''"s ana PRINT
1911
~, r,,,,
r,r,ici,,, 49, NV ""N' "eeh invited to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

no secret about this. nor did Congress bal
in the years gone by when asked more than
once for appropriations with which to alb
sOrb the losses.
Nor ii to be expected that the rcor-
gani2ed board could step in and overnight
put the govcrnment-owned merchandise ma
rine on Il paying basis. II was possible for
MIR. lasker AID his associates to have
junkcd the whole business, perhaps, if they
had dared, but il was not possible for them
TO have kept the ships at sea or aioat, even,
without mourning losses.
The manly and decent thing for this new
regime to have done would have been to
admit all this Canddly and publicly In
stead, when Mr. laSk"r found that he need
ed S3h0,0uO.OO0 with which to meet the new
deficit. he turned his verbal batteries upon
the old board and 10y us" OF all his expert
advertising methods he sought to discrcdit
and pillory men equally as able as himself.
equally as honest and equally as patriotic.
BY this diversion Mir Laskcr turned atten-
ton for a time from himself and his own
deficit 10 the losses OF his predecessors the
waste" and stealing" and other alleged
crimes.
1t might have been expected that prac-
tices of this Sorr would react And they
have. Congress distrustful OF public Of
fetal of the I.asker type, is enragcd over the
further demands for money for Shipping
Board outlays That body finds itself fur
Their confused when one day the chairman
OF the board insists that he cannot get along
with less than $500. 600 .OoO: another day
That he might he able TO make out with
Sl2",noo.0Oo, aud. ;inally. that ii he could
get SiS.auU.OOO he would be satisfied.
Facing distrnst and resentment in both
branches Of Congress and the likelihood
that no money will be appropriated. Mr.
Lasker rushed 10 tho White House for as
sistance. And the President who by the
way. announced some months ago that an
der no circumstances would there be fur
Their losses 1T the hands Of the Shipping
H"ard. swallowed his pride along with his
words and addressed himself to Congress
in behalf Of Mr.. Laskcr and the I.asker
board
unfortunately, however Mr. Harding. in
the effort To cNcus" the shortcomings OF
his own organization. hcapcd further cen
sure upon the earlier administration lie
charged all the present misfurtuncs M to
Mr. Wilson. This could not fail To leave
pad tast" in tho mouths OF Republican as
well as Democratic Legislators. just us il has
proven distasteful To the country at large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
In the Linsn.

Mamma said the Young Thing. II want
N"" 10 STOP forcing Inc into Mr. Gottit's com
pany all the time. People are taking"
'i'u'. my dear" protested the Solicit,u.
Lady he is a wonderful catch.'
ne may be. Mamma. but il YOU keep on
'I'nHihg YOU are pitcher. he'll get onto your
curves ana throw the game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
The Silhouette of 1920 and Of 1921

become rnurd ,,,rir..
"'' va
uhc
The
in
I Is
tLs MO INV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

hcmorsc is kind OF psychic lumbaEo
when IN" wind blows the wicked pray
The discipline of an Inferior is obnoxious
The poorest polccat is never without
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

Colonel George Bailey Eliminates in tho
Houston Post against the use OF sugar in
cornbread, but his argument is unimportant
compared with the revelation that Texas
still is using its corn for that very old
fashioned purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

That grand army" in West Virginia
marched mp the Hill and turned around and
har"heu right down again. but that won't
keep the price OF coal from going UP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

Depend on Chicago to do tho really h;,,
'h'hrs Thht bond and securities swinJin
makes tho Gct-rich-auick ponzi look like a
@0-Cent pikcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
cnarconI I:ph. Dali, Thought.

'n"N am some men in de worl' little"
said charcoal Eph. moodily, dat cf'n d"y
crawl inside mustard seed an hold
y"ntion lie plac" would look empty Eat
hunk O. fat. Mstah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

Since reform methods have made tho Vir-
ginia pcnitcntiary such n fine place of resi-
d"h"e' things have been breaking sweet
for Sweet that he declined tho Governors
pardon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

How can Congressman enjoy their vacation
Wn'h 'h'y nav" to spend it planning why they
did this and did not do that?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

iost from 20 TO so per cent of it's par value
ana many OF them have passed their diyi-
venus. IL is perfectly natural for this to b"
true sine" they have not cut the price of their
manufactured products, have reduced their
overhead To some extent and paying the
farmers less for their tobacco-Wilson Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

III you don't believe there many points
OF resemblance between the English and tho
americans. note how many scandals England
has about government cxtravagancc.-Ashe-
vile Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

And now the United States Senate has
gone and recessed for month; before rati-
Tying that treaty, leaving US still at war
with Germany IIorrible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

ihcre are mon in Richmond who are com
PEELED to live within their income. and
without taking any credit from Gcorge-per-
haps the city is in that class
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II the hntiboer legislation had to die even
temporarily IL does seem very fitting that
IL should have been nlibustercd to death.
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where and what is the Arch of Triumph =?
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chairman i.asker has sold our ships worth
S"""'"oo each for $4,000, while Chicago brok-
"rs arc selling securities worth nothing for
S"""'"ooo Evidently MIR. Iaskcr needs n
few lessons in tho Western school OF finance
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As rule the tobacco stocks above. par,
and none OF them have passed their dividends
this year. This. too, In face OF tho depression
when nearly every other Industrial stock has
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MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1871.
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Norfolk has been outdistanced by New Or
leans in tn" little matter of oyster consump-
ton, hut in the things that wash them down
III" virginia seaport still is supreme
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change connecting VII"
all departments.