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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
HING the lamp High.

y lamp is either FOR utility or for deco
ration II for decoration. the giidicr and
gaHcr the Shade. the better. I suppose at
least tina, Is apparently the aim of the deco
ritnr. Hut If cor utility, we'll. that Is Al uue;.-
ilun hygiene.
Fo' rcldinr or working Il lamp should stand
or hang we'll above the lcvcl OF the eyes in
fact rs far above tn" level OF tho eyes "A Il
may be conveniently placed in the room With
out hanging it too high to get the light, And
/; SHOULD BE- SO placed, or the reader or work =
er should so place hi n,seif In relation IN IN.
lamp. that III" lamp !tscir shall not hc within
INC t"'i OF vision as the render or work CT
sits stands.
II - not important over which should . r
Hight should fall though ,or right haude Il
person" Il is moro convenient over the lcrt
shoulder ana vice versa
IN. use of RCD, green ana other vivid cniors
Tor lamp shades l.; great injury Ia tho eve
sight OF all who have to us. tho lan,p 70
work or read by. Tho only hygirnic color for
lamrshade for utility 10 white or nearly
"hiie. II any tint 1T all Ia used In the deco
i"ti"" az lampshahc IL should be a very
hc'"at" tint. not enough tn impress itself ON
inc casual vision as any particular color. opal
%; porcelain shades ideal, and rrount,
glass is rood second from thu al n n,Ino,pt az
saving tho GyesiEi,
u Is an everyday experience Ia ind mis-
s"ifed people strain.ng their eyes 1T fine
WORK under ElarinE lamp which is improper
- ''" t'icN tTyinE 10 Oh:Tt THIS
Giarn III the eyes by wearing some such
c"htrapt'"n as green eyeshAd. Now am.
th"h perhaps some exceptional technical work
"cinah"S the exposure Of the eyes To the ,i-
rect eia'" Of Ia bright light hut am rnf.rrinr
TO printers. bookkccpcrs. ard 2 lot of other
WORKERS Who secn to think little OF their eve :
SiEh' AMI abuse II in this deplorable way
perhaps Halring n twingc or conscience with
the green eycshude
The ideal artificial lighting in a room ~ Of
.lN.,t
"Eh' are themselves concealed or at lens, no,
"l'hih uircct vision az the eyes or the occ,-
'ah' OF IN" room. Second choice falls ON in
Ne''"" siohca OF more or less trsnslu,:crt glass
"!'h'n which tn. lamps are placed ana =
""'a or nearly white ceiling which -cnr,rs
IN" light softly and evenly TO all part, a..
tho
IL Is "rll Ia have reasonably Irish. lirh,
~" .'c Work or the page, hut not AZ. iutcns.-
pr'eht iisht such many lndivi,lu,is
make ia" Iuis;ak" ., using t;res, harm T..
zone IN" eyes, fo: instance. by r.adir, win,
"fec' sunlight the page. whereas dif
tuN"i 'i"ht at 'n!dhoy ls perfect;
Tie IDEAL TO strive for in ho,,. li.b,i,.,
!" general Is brightness az the room. and
Tvs contents. not brightness of tn. lights
80 far as light is conccrncd II ls INN,
''rh'i whether candles. Kerosene. gas @, cleo,
''"i'F DO used. provided tho yi,h, ,,nou,,,
"' isht correctly distributed Is orafncl
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HONEY BOY MINSTREI.S
IN VAUDEVILLE ACT
This Form at announcement HAS Ia
ming nj Lyric To-day and Far us.t
of the, Week

A'instrc!sy VIII have its inning AZ.
IA" I.yri" today and ~; The rcrnaiuaar
- tn" week. Featuring The r.Av
show "iil bc IN" Save, Honey Hosa,
Il minstrel act organized after the
death q! George IL Evans. tho min
s'r"i star. All oi tho seven CON.
cdians. singers ana dancers were
member. OF tho George IL Evans
Honey Boy Minstrcis They offer II
advertisement that IS Il corkolorlcal
SHOW IN tabloid form.
rn tho same bill will be Dav.
hnd bore. tho Dancins IIawat!ane
two Sandwich Islanders. who sing
and play musical Instruments be-
sides presenting suite OF pictur-
csquc dances.
Ruth Warren & CO., billed rs tho
H!nEing girls" promises q sprirhilv
comedy and singing turn. Lang and
Vernon. comedy due, are bringing :,
dr0ll character skit. ana closing tho
Bill viii come I.illian'S Dogs. Il.
troupe OF acting bowwows. giving an
exhibition OF animal sakaciiy.
New Movies" supplement the
vaudeville offerings, as usual.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
RI HENRY EDWARD WARMER
COinpcnnntiOn.


had an achc--an awful ache
molar gone to pot:
The dentist said he'd have to pull
l said ld rather not.
And go I suffered with the ache
Both night and day. until
The dentist won. until the day
let him work his will.
And when the aching tooth was out.
And when the pain Was gone.
Twas like the birds a-SingiDg ON
Some happy summer dawn.
l danced and pranccd with foolish Elee-
l felt inclined to shout
because 1 felt so good when he
Had ynDkcd my molar out.
Tootachc. and nil the kindred pains
That fnllow us through life.
And all tho sickness man can have
In this dark vale OF strife.
Are blessings in disguise that seem
curse to suffering inch
1t's good TO suffer. FOR tn: fun
or getting well again.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1921.
MIA, ,he Lrc..lLent Hope. % Achicvc

What The President Hopes 10 Achieve
IT HE published correspondence OF Prcsi-
dent Harding with Miss Fila l. Freed.
nV Brooklyn one OF the thousands of per-
sons who have written to him on the dis
armament question: explaining wi!iL ii"
hopes To accomplish h. the calling of the
coming arms Limitation conference. is credi-
table 10 his judgment Of what should be
undertaken. This paper has mover been able
10 agree with those persons who impugn
the sincerity Of his motives i'll calling the
conference.
Explaining TO Miss Freed tina, her protcs,
Of his explanation to her that the purpose
he had in mind to secure reasonable
limitation" did not, az she inferred. imply
"a message OF hopclessncss. he says: "By
reasonable limitation ! mean something
practical that there is 4 chance to accom- iish
rather thar an idea! that there would be no
chance TO realize. II is necessary 10 deal
with actuaiities; 10 DO the best possible
Universal disarmament, would he beyond
hope OF rcaiiZation: even It's lesru bity AT
this time might we'll bc quest Toned Thou
sands O! years OF history recording the wars
and controversies OF mankind, suggest that
human nature would require rcvu!utionary
reorganization 10 make universal Gisa -lna :
ment possible. y consideration or the pres
en-. state OF the world mast think. en-
force the conclusion that this is not Il hope
iul time TO undertake that kind OF rcyo-
luton. e"
This frank expression Of the Presidents
belief OF what IS practical! 10 be- achieved
hears the ear marks OF such absolute sin
certify tA@; !, should Glsarn. all criticism as
"a his motives on he par, OF we'll wislers
or the conf rcn,cs SUCCESS. With the dele
ration an" president ha.; named to represent
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Thea,cr Calendar
'RIc-Keith vaudeville.

LYRIC--keith vaudeville.
COLGN1AL--Thoinns AIcighan. In
'Cappy Kicks"
EItpAbw cast. In
Dangerous curve Ahead
EIJOu-Scssuc iIayakawa. in
"Bluck Roses
1SlS-Mary Miles Mintcr. in "a
Cumberland Romance.
El.UERIRD--Tum Min. in The
Night Iiorscman."
oDEoS-CDnstancc Tain,udgc. In
Up tho Road with Sallic."
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e. s. ARMS FARLEY
DELEGATES IN MEET

q cnllnutH 4 rom FIRST I'IEr.1
cr.ti"ns. committees. or other subor.
linatc bodies. where the real d-c.s-
ions Of IL" negotiations may he made.
hut would give publicity To such
gatherings as that which Will MARI,
the opening OF trio conference and To
III" sessions where formal votes on
pending question ar" tahcn
The question. however. &c one
which the conference itsnlf must DO
eide. and it is expected that The
American delegation viii take .y.ry
rr"cau'i"n not - appear - urge its
opinions on the representatives. uf
The o'hcr powers. /; Is pointed ont,
that tho plan for open sessions for
tho full conference H. In accord vlth
resolution presented by Senator
Harrison. Democrat. MisHIssippi ana
now pending III In" Senate.
Meet ia Hughes Office.
Toda%'S meeting Of III" d"lcgat.s
was held in the office OF Secretary
Hughes, head "f Tho delegation,
whoS" colleagues. E:liiiu Root. Scna-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge and Senator
bsca. Underwood formers dele.
gated him tn act us spokesman in
making public such obtains as seemed
rractirahlc. Aft.rward, NJ. Hughes
announced the selection al I!asil
Miles. former chief Of the depart
'nehtS cussinn division. as secretary
ot ~" delegation, ana made II known
that the meeting was taken up large
IS with a review of the data col
!ect"d br government agencies for
TN" irfnrna ton OF The American rem
rcScn;at.ves
MOST Of this data has been nut into
III" FORM OF monographs on dip.o-
matte. military and naval subjects
mat ar" likely TO come before IN.
conference. Similar exhaustive COM
f!ihti'nS on other subjects now ara
~ process of preparation ana viii be
supplied - the delegates as their
work progresses. IN each case The.
h'"t"Tica! background nC the subject
~ included in the exposition ana
very military ana naval topic .,is-
chss"d ~ presented in the light ~
IN. attending economic and politic,t
situation.
M"L" Physical Preparations.
fH'. Information also vas supplied
We delegates with regard TO the
phEH''ai r:"rtrationS made for tn.
N"h'cftnc". memorandum ON ,h,t
""J''t heinS submitted for Under.
Fletcher, who is in charge
90! rhNS!c;li plans. The nrouos,i r.
u" tho Pan American buildj,~ ,n,
ne conference sessions was given In.
''fS"m"ni. and the delegation mad,
IONS REGARDING The allotment
81 S:ar' Tor DELEGATIONS ana com.
- 49, th"r" and in II wing OF the
N"'F department. buildinr. ndiocc,,
secretary Hughes fnrnauv com.
~ "h''"'"i receipt o: n tender Of s.ry
'c'N Tor research by the Cn-rcei. a.
Wv mint. 'nd announced th.; ;b..
~ h''f"nc" division al Tn. STAT.
hcally with problems coDn.c,., 49,,
u" ncGDtia,ionS. was rcadv ror ~;
2L ton. ' "''i''
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Wings.

i''aHtr. Chester. Wing was The
maine Of a once great politic;,, n, 70
-. 80 England and the United Statcs
&c term is said to come from .,wbin.
e.'',ior. n Ce!tric word for n tb,cr
Or ,re"hno'cr. The Marquis OF Argyle
CORRECTED q troop Uf these thicyes 70
oppose some measures of James AMI
Hh"iiE the epiihct "whig" wag ap-
pned 20 all opponents Of the govern.
n'tHt ne Wings at the English
Nv "'"'ioh opposed the Eovcrnmcn;
81 'Hmef ". The Wing party in
'ca favored protective tariff
and United states Bank. General
scott was their last candidate FOR
I'rehiicnt 49,.
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Optimism.

la these heard times one hears 50 much
az trouble getting peoples Dutch
That somehow things seem quite outrageous
Th" troubl"--!ust is 50 Coutat;eouS.
Distress runs faSt---it spreads urickly
'rha: YOU suffer il ;ou will
Ny reelection of your nciRhbor'. III
liut say. old top why worry, whom
Lie only runs three score and tcno
Why fret today. and worry borrow
From yesterday or from tomorrow?
Between ourselves. it's not worth while
II" frown, when one may crack Z. .milc:
Gods IN nis heavens yet, my brother
Tho you've &c nj to rub another.
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\ uetlun bridge.

MISS 4. f. j.. Boydton.-Auc,ion
nriaSe is variety OF the game %.
bridge. in which the players. begin
anS with the dealer. bid Tor tho
privilege OF naming tho trump and
playing with tho dummy for that dcn,.
th"re hoinE hcav% pnnaltics Tor n
players failure To make good his bid.
m" score value for each trick more
man SIX takon by the successful bid
dhr ~ as follows: when the trump is
Clubs q; diamonda, a; hearts, 3;
spades. Q: and when the deal is pIayed
with no trump. 10. Formerly the shade
bid counted 2. except when announced
as royal spade. in which case It's
value was ..
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Voice of the People

Letters for the "vofce oe tho
People" Column should not exceed
3oo words fn length. Bcyond TINT
number the tIditor reserves the
riHht to blue pcncii. Name md
hudr~ss must accompany each conn
muntca tt"n, not for publicn tlou. X
the writer does not wish IL, but
AZ evidence 0f good faith.
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BREACHES OF TRUCE UP
IN CONFERENCE TODAY
(Continued From First pngn.l }

change OF the original terms OF The
true. signed at general headquarters
in Dublin. II is understood that they
are unwilling 10 bind themselves tu
discontinue any activities not covered
q. that time. Since. however. many
Of these activities were possible only
through the possession Of arme. "a
stricicr regard for prohibition against
carrying arms ny either side would
meet all government requirements.
Tcday'S conversations, in which E.I-
monn J. Dusgan. Sir IIamar Green
wood. Michael ConIne. Sir I.aminc
WorthinEton Evans. General Macrady
and Robert c. Barton. participated.
were quite friendly and harmonious.
as werc yesterdays discussions IN
conference.
lnfcrnient Issue Deferred.
The question of the release of cpr-
sons IN intcrnmcnt camps has not
yet been reached and probably the
Irish delegates will not mention il
Tor the present Tho invitation ~
Ulster To send representatives To at
tend the current sessions likewise is
awaiting a more oDportunc moment.
Tho appointment today Of Lionel
Curtis as one OF the chief secretaries
.
position similar Ia that Of John
Chartrcs on the Irish sid" was taken
10 indicate that the government an
pruach toward a -Ecit!cmcrt will fol-
low the lines Indicated bv General
Ian christian SHUTS. the South Arr
can Premier
Authority or Federation.
Mr.. Curtis. who Is considered :,
great authority on the imperial ccd
Grafton. took a prominent nart IN ,bn
framing OF the South African Cor
stituti"n. Nc has spcn, much time
in Ireland, his wife being an irish
woman.
HIS joint secretary. Thomas Jones.
has mad experience in ireland as pro
icSsor Of economies in Queens Uni
Vcrstty AT Belfast These two. with
/ Erskinc Childcrs and Mr.. Chartrcs,
both of whom served the british with
oistihcti"n during the war, viii nc
present at all sessions of the confer
cnce.
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hups II is elemental economies Certainly Il Is
not tho lcpson that n railroad cun get rich by
raising its rates until the crops rot on tho
ground. Or that builders can grow rich while
tenants walk the streets and sleep in public
parks. Without changing our economic sys-
TEN things could he much improved Ivy the
Intelligent; recognition OF tho obvious as
Henry Ford recognizes IT,"
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1ipPEWEII. VA. oct. 12.--Thcrc
is Il movement oh foot in lIopcwc!i
10 Organize club 10 be known as
the AppomattoX Hunting Club. The
club Will own its own hunting dogs
and necessary equipment and. II ~
thought that many of the true lovers
OF sport, both In HoDcwell and City
Point, will join. Preparations arc al
ready under way for the details Of
organization.
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\ "Ec,,ln,ion" Thai Reveal, l.i,Ic

''"' '''N'"'N '''''r
w MR. iA' country Is indebted to The
hioGTa!herN 81 tho late walter II
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INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding ,,ro..
opr' esrrptinG on legal and n,eaI.a,
H' are answered free. Az ali
"d"'r'eN are answered dirrcrIy n,
rF""hhi letter. self-nddr.x,cS
s'"mped envelope ix reguireJ. A.
INC Tfmcs-DispaIch Inform,-
no" bns-"r. NirhmontI. Vn.
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Question. and An.,,.r,

''Nne"r % tio Rrcns,--Whot ,rr ~, .,.,,,
''nS g: canc"r Of tho breast? There l., =
'''ic hard lump in my l"f, breast ,vbicb
hurts "uiN when touched Mira II y n
-,"S"'' Any woman who discovers n lump
i"I ''"'" ~ 'hr hrehs'. even though /; he
painless, ought no; speculatc wore 49,, n
fhs'inAt". especially If the lump scerns >,
"'nP" l" TN" everything skin or if tho Ski,
u drawn in oI dimpicd over the lur,,, ,,,r,,.
cancer is usually not pain.ul
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Unavailable.

Sir. said the Author IL have here t..c
manuscript OF serial on real lifc-somcthini-
that viii touch tho most intimate relations
with situations that in every human
experience. II isl
'One moment said tho Editor. Does il
tell a woman how to hold her husband. steal
somebody ce's husband. make herself look
like Cleopatra? Does j; instruct the female
ia how to get into III" movies, make love 20
IN" crown Prince or get a fur coat o, the in
"talin"nt plan Docs it,
'Wcli--cr--no. Sir: don't considrr----'
Never mind wha: Yea consider said tho
E1!ior johnny. show this gentleman OUT
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".Iusi as the g. q. L. balloon was becoming
Inflated with political propaganda and orator.
cal gas" says III" Urnanra Sentinel. "alun.
comes Colonel Anderson AMI shoots "a star
through the lag. "a thc Consideration Con
Er"tsnan Sl'nr and his other supporters and
la ok
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Charcoal Eph.. Daily Thought.

"a nnewl dat dom kick am dog tln, don
bite" said Charcoal Eph inoodily. "rcmin' III"
OF :nan dat don lcrowl an woman Ia
don nag: sayin' which. how yo' all ,celin'
yC'sclf, Mistnh Jackson
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The Weather
FURNISHED nv U. i. Weather up,,,,,
Forecast: Virginia.
fnir today and to-
morrow: rising temper
allure toniurrOw.
North Carolinn-Inir
to-day nn,l tomorrow;
rising temperature.
Local T-mp~n.urc Yc.l,r,Iuy

T. VI. tVIU porn tuFsf a
80 NUN iiuhi t"H!i'f'th'" Ia J.. M.,... ~
MINIMUM Temperature" tn l. Nj. an
s ,s."n, t'Inl"'"lu'e yesterday ....... Jb
Nor'nni Temperature" Tor th.1 date. ~.
iIrI'!cnCS .uEtcfG1y .....,......
~ t'TS "!hte March ! .-...-........ $50
i'NN'Ss -lht" January ............. ist
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1,agninpl,c.

Liberty and license VIII ever dispute.
Law made for the weak. TO scare en-.
Iuling boat is half the fun OF riding.
Paint UP the old boat. brother: the iirrs arc
st Ill good.
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Tn" Pc:crShu"G ,!"X-App".l observes:
1t seeing that the Lily Hack Republicans
~ Virginia have reached tho conclusion tina;
';crub'irans have appreciated them IN times
past Gully fur their voice"
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Local Observations ut J.. NJ. Yesterday
Ni'ti direction, northwest. wine, y, Iorifv
6: highest w!ui yesterday. 10. Weather al
) J.. NJ. clear.
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My Orcrcoat.

parked near n thca,or ono recent chilly
night. and someone took my ovcrcoat from the
Maybe he needed il worse than l did. All
have to ask is that when he is in better
condition AMI can AFFORD il. fc pass tho coat
on Ia some other fellow who needs e. aud
that he. in turn. do the Eamc, until tho coat
ia worn out ard declined into honorable use
fulncss.
II was n gOOd coat II has worn we'll
for two seasons. II Is heavy. warm. durable
fashicnnble--all that an ovcrcoat should be-
Hni IT, in It's journcylngs now. II shelters half
u dozen men temporarily II will hc Prince
OF ovcrc"at* God bless my overcoat, and he
kind to the men who wear ii.
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Local Rainfall.

nalntall J. hours ending T. I. %nnr
N"ihi~ii - h"rrs ending : y. M.... .:onD
i'ciic icncy .inC" March i..........iu o..
pc''!'!iSy SINCE JhnGa'% .........!0 u
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the British regarded the tolls exemption
law as u direct population of tho Hay
Pauncefote treaty: that they gravely dis
trusted all American foreign policies there
after. and felt that until America righted
the wrong committed during the Taft ad-
ministration n full understanding between
tho two governments would DO impossible.
All that developed in the stormy debate
which followed tho Wilson message OF
March 3.
But the "othcr matters OF even groutcr
delicacy and nearer consequence" either
Then pending or impending between tho two
nations were not disclosed in the course Of
this debate. They were not mentioned thcn
or afterward by President Wilson, nor is
tho slightest intimation OF what they might
have been contained in any of tho Page
communications now made public.
The country and tho world nrc left to
speculate upon what was in the Presidents
mind when he delivered that address. not
withstanding the promise of Mr. Pages
niographers TO reveal for the first time
the inner history Of the tolls repeal OF
1911 Perhaps tho ambassador himself
mad no knowledge of what these mysterious
matters might he. and il probably will re-
main for Mr.. Wilson himself to tell that
story IN his own way and in his own time
IL is not Improbable that the secret is locked
IN the mind OF only one man
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There ia a place named Olympus where the
gods dream and play dramas: but methinks
AS they look down on this little pill called
Earth. AZ the struggling. combating. fusay
thing" called Humans. they sncivr
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Spirit Of Virginia Press


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

the cia."non; Herald. speaking OF home ar
fairs. presumably. says:
Personal freedom consists in tho minds OF
some people Of doing a. they please and mai
inS the other guy come within tho law. This
"rrlies 10 town ordinanccs taxes. dogs. autos
ANA licenses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

TN" Halifax Gazette Offers this him:
II ihc o'hcr departments OF The i.u l,luN
Khan ar" Hs riiic,ru; - that which takes c.r,.
o; II" publicity must hc a s-rou; "rnani-
:atiun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

ADDRESS ALL COM NJ UNI
CATIONS TO Tho Times
Dispatch and not 70 IN
d!N!dualS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

Nothing Wa Saih about ii Ia the invita-.
tons, OF course says tho bristol Herald
Courier "Hu, ;i" foreign delegates Ia the
Washington conferences on Limitation o! srrna :.
'ncn;s wiil hr expected To brint: - little aon,r.
thing along with them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

TEIEPNONE. Randolph I.
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connecting with all de-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

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