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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
MAKES ADDRESSES
ON PURE-BRED CATTLE

Especial L. I'll" Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG Va. Aug o
judge Il. II L.. Chichester left here
last night FOR Chester : e. whore
ne VIII deliver an address before the
annual meeting of the Chester Fair
heid- York GUERNSEY Association. 10
hr held near Chester. The Chester
Fairfield York Guernsey Associu ion
IS composed OF large number Of
Guernsey breeders residing in these
ihree counties ia south Carolina
On August IL Judge Chichester will
speak before a Guernsey breeders
meeting IN Mecklrnbure County. Va.
on ms wide personal experiences in
raising this breed Of thoroughbred
cntilc
The Judge has also accepted an in
Nltatlon To deliver IN address before
meeting Of the State Guernsey
Breeders Association in Raleigh, "
G., on August %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
News of Fifty Years Ago

tfr"m the Richmond Dispatch, Aug 10 ls7D.
The Chamber Of Commerce Yesterday heard
the report Of the special committee appoint
ed /" inquire into the arrest of Captain Nc
CHI FOR alleged violation Of the piloiage laws.
and on the recommendation OF thc committee
a resolution was passed calling for the to,a!
repeat OF thorough revision I'll the present
pilotage claws in Virginia
The British bark. Wavelet cleared for lilo
de Jancrio yesterday with a,oa3 barrels and
zoo half barrels Of flour from the CialIogo
Mills
T. W robinson. constable and William
Fowlkcs. notary public for licnrico County,
qualified before Judge Minor yesterday.
Yesterday morning a new gilt ball and n
weather vane were placed on the steeple
OF TIC Second Baptist Church. As consider
able skill in climbing. aud "A steady hand.
were necessary TO accomplish the feat a
considerable crowd assembled TO witness IL.
1t was successfully accomplished by r. and {,
Gallagher young men haling from Man
chester. and they received SIS for the joi The
ball now rests 1877 feet from the ground.
According to the State Journal the officers
OF the Attucks Guards tcolorcd troops) have
passed satisfactory examination before the
military examining board. ana Will soon re
Ccivc commissions.
There will be tournament and Dali a.
iiurkcvillo On the e5th Mr. Alpheus Rolling
Is chairman OF the committee of invitation,
and Colonel Samuel Mclean of the board Of
managers
The first grand fancy Tall of the season At
.,lcghany Springs came of last night Anon,
;hc managers were Generals Jubai a. Ecarly
Of Virginia; w. J. Iiarde. Of Alabama; Lawto,
Of Georgia. and Herbert, Of Louisiana Twenty
live ladies' appeared in fancy costumes.
President Grant sent dispatch TO Fear,
Dalkic'h on the occasion of the centennial
| celebration i'm honor OF Walter Scott, when
Is % clared to be absurd and shows ignorance
| Of w..o Sir Walter Scott really was
Nisht lefore last 200 masked men took two
neei nes fran the Frankfort, KY Jaii--one
! charged with rape aud one with firing The
first shot in riot In which two whit. men
were kilird--and hanged them IA shpct dis
,RHre foia tina town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
The Poets Conner
rolIy's wedding Rims.

PO1Iy's Wedding Pinns.
Polly's hope chest gapes with treas
urc;
Linens white M snow Is white,
l.accs light MS goaSamCr
SIlkcn Things that wiint aud simmer
Like warm m"onhcams on the
bright
Hair of her
Nap"ry for teas ANA functions
OF Il less informal miuu
Gay with nowcruis and ribbons
tobcs dc mutt Of crepe de chine,
Erotdered hose and sundiy undics,
Soothing ncpliSccS and sheer.
One apiece for al the sundays
In Il year.
Long since Polly solved all problems
Touching on tho Veil and gown;
Chose her bridesmaids. dark and fair.
tWhai If the initial dozen
lias been slowly married down
To pajrD
Day ami hour are both decided
And III" month. Of course, is june
Polly knowS--hut that's The secret -
Where To spend tho honeymoon
There's N" law nor sign OF cracking
In her highly polished plan,
Only one small Items lacking,
Viz. the man!
Edward W. Barnard, in Town Topics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Excuse Me. Please.

Excuse We. Please.
If offend in any way.
EXCUSE me. please:
AZ am bold enough to say
/ like these fashions OF the day-
skirts cut up to the knees.
I say,
III offend when I admit
keiorm gives me IA pain.
Ana that don't think much of IL.
Just pardon mc-again.
Excuse me. please.
I'm rather offish on the fad
Excuse me. please.-
OF thinking everything is bad.
In tact, IL makes me rather glad
10 feel youthful breeze,
It's sad.
ana yet like these coltish DAVIS.
md wish had my youth.
III JON them In their foolish WAYS.
And that's the honest truth
Excuse me, please,
would not wound Il sour old maid -
EXCUSE me. pleasc.-
or hurt u WHISPERED crouch. afraid
NAT NE is too remote from *taid.
Fearful for times like these.
Who've prayed
On Bonded homes for better ,hinps
Nnd yet II makes me smile,
would not Hop with angel wings.
NJ least. not yet a while.
Excuse me, please!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
RAPPAHANNOCK INDIANS
TO CELEBRATE ON SEPT. 5

Special 10 The Times Dispatch1
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Aug. o
The Rappahannock Indians will cclc-
hrnte the anniversary of the founding
OF the tribe on September 3. at Cen
trail Point. Caroline County. They
have secured several prominent
speakers for the occasion. The Ran
pahannocks are planning To build
their children high school and nro-
coeds viii be- used for that fund The
program for September Will con
sist of speak ing on the Indians ~ the
western part Of Virginia and music
Indian songs and dances and CON
cert Will take place at night The
Chicahominirs pamunkey and Mat
taponi tribes viii assist the Kappa
hannocks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Is Coal Really Cheap?

N ISCISSiNG the critical coal situation
IL and the refusal OF the buying public
10 take advantage of the lowest prices they
will be able TO get this year" w l. Ballou
editor OF coal-trade publication. says:
"Btumnous coal is selling to retailers now
at s. per ton at the mine, and is. therefore
comparatively cheap 10 the public"
We wonder what Mr. Nallou means 10y
cheap" Does lie mean that prices
reasonable and based on lair profits for the
handlers from the mine To the Consumcr,
or does he mean cheap in comparison with
what the dealers purpose 10 charge later
in the season when approach Of winter
forces people To buy. regardless Of price?
If he means cheap in the former sense, he
Will find many persons taking issue with
him; il in the latter meaning Of cheap"
then all purchasers may have To agree with
him, so long the dealers are uncurhcd
and an unprotected public must come up
with any price they may demand.
But are prices cheap? Let us SEQ rs To
Richmond where il is announced that
another price boost is imminent. Richmond
is large user OF coal from the New River
and Kanawha bi,uminous fields OF West
Virginia. whore mines are being closed be-
cause The operators have been working at
loss. (anawha lump coal, popular for
domestic use, on the basis of prices obtained
few days ago. costs So. delivered to
the dealer M the mine. which is loss than
1T costs 10 produce il. The dealer pays
$500 in freight 10 Richmond making the
cost TO him tthis, OF course, not including
any overhead, $5.5i That coal is being
retaiicd III iichmOnd today for $ll5U.
making Il clear profit OF $3.50. Egg coal.
another popuIar. domestic size. costs the
dealer So 20 ar-tn,' mine, plus So. freight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Spirit of Virginia Press

The ii""nokc W"rld-News seems to see
PARTIES going 1" wreck /, says:
''"' whether The bio" method of WORKING
D." '"nsF"ss reacts upon the American system
OF ritr'l"n or not. it is entirely prolahlc M.
system mas come To stay for some lime i'm
s." Tar as Congress itself Is ,on.,rn.d
$h"'Id 'h's he the case, The respective rrouns
.I """"''Ss ID" more and more inclined T.,
'"'I"" bloc rather than party leaders Wash
'nSt"n therefore, probably saw IN IN, In.
senator Thomas stables Martin it's las, no,,ar-
I"' party leader III the halls of Congress"
Nii@r studying the figures from the recon,
richmond local primary the Norfolk Ledger.
dispatch concludes.
'tndoul teddy 1t is true that every yirrin;o
community Is opposed 10 the continental SIN
day. and properly So but The prc,t ma;.;
!"Nor safe and sane sabbath as In. ui.h
mond result shows
and oven II we should get back To- ror
i"ai'\,' says the rcssmstic Bristol I'LL,
courier iii IL more than likely th,, Ia
'oi"s would not bc any letter sa,isnn1 ,h.,,,
thcy now >'''''
THE Newrort News Press ventures the fo,.
Governor Harding OF the FEEDER, ,..o,.
t'".'rd, says he does not understand Tho n.,;,.
'' ""S"nl"ins new banks, hut perhaps II ia -,
D"lhrd when he goes ON to say how The Us,
! i"ins man? Of them do is to make themselves
1t nuisance borrowers"
rhc Clarendon Chronicle from it's hoii,o,
just south OF the Potomac says
ihey used to carry corn to the mill hv m.
"Hs'''!i these nights they bring :, over from,
Washington by the gallon"
The hccomac News offers this aftor.nrimar
thought:
come now. let us cool off hoib y, ,hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

NuEEK conceptions OF humor on the
X part OF artists and architects ana a
Penchant for preserving their mental foibles
imperishabiy III stone having been reyenled
In the carved hgures and symbols which
cmbellish New Iorks fashionable -
Thomas church, microscope Inspection
OF all our pubic buildings may be desirable,
MOI 'hat II would serve any good ctld but
~ "ooid h"tisiY Legitimate curiosity ON
me part OF the pablo as to now far Other
artists have permitted their misguided son.
OF the hthcss Of things To lead them in on
t~lning 'hcir personal perturbation of INC
soeiety OF their times with their decorative
designs
Private markings and hidden designs arc
by no means new. They are found in the
decorative scheme Of many buildings ana
monument ancient and modern. hut ST
Thomas II perhaps the first instance where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Respect for the Constitution

a DIX ENi respect for the Constitution
on the part of the authorities
If 1t be compulsory instead OF voluntary
VIII mon max" enforcement OF the prohibi-
''"h laws less effective Than il Is nov II
should, ana wc believe will work IN The.
o'her direction. That has been one OF the
weaknesses OF prohibition. In countless in
stances the enforcement officers have seemed
10 regard themselves rs above the law. i'm
mHnc from constitutional limitations and
Tree TO seize and search "A mans harpnrn
ana inNad" his home without the formative
OF warrant THAT disregard OF rcrsonnl
rights, forbidden under The Cons,i,rtio,
ana not contemplated oven by TN. nrobihi
ton statutes themselves has done marc
IMAM anything else to bring the law iuto
dlsTeput", breed contempt FOR an laws ana
"rie"t the very end 10 which it was enacted
u was, then, not victory for the anil
prohib!tionists when the Senate WAS fn,coL
I" write into the Wil!is-Campbcll biII an
amendment requiring that warrau, h,.
"b'"ihcd before Il search be made Of :, ror-
son property OF premises and jmpngirp
upon any o!llc"r or agent who violate. il,
I penalties mat are drastic Instead j, w,s
victory for those rather old-fashiouod Nor
SohS who still regard the Constit,tin,
above the NOlstcad act
"a" pioh!biionlsts protest tina, adop,i,n
"l the amendment will DESTROY Inc yoI.,,,,,
az Hu'l result Is not a. all likely I'm,
u '"r N"lalead act is so badly constructed
| 'h"t ~ cannot withstand the limitation.
| placed upon it by the Constitution !, would
htli'f he destroyed and give place Ia I.,is-
I laiion hui!dcd in accordance win Anon,
! pfhcinIes II is automatic that mn I,,.
! which is not respected can he s,,ccoy.,,,
'"'o''en' ana The Nolstcad law win ~
| "''Her respected nor enforced so lou. 4 e.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
THOUGHT NEAR DROWNING
MAN WAS JUST JOKING

NCiiE;STE Err. VA. Aur. . When
T.. T., Windlc, bathing iaddi-t. OF
Fishers ilill. slid of u slippery bank
into the Shenandoah Rivcr. near
Sira shUrg aud Logan struggling 10
reach the shore, companions on the
bank though, h" was trying To nut
one over on them. and paid little
or no attention 20 his apparent dis
trcss. Finally, his son, a mere boy,
realizing his father was suffering
from cramps ANA unable To help him
self. plunged in. but OF ~" avail.
byron Saum and Harry Clayton, how
ever. grabbed Windlc as he was sink
ing Tor the third time. dragged him
10 the bank and by means OF arlif!-
cial respiration revived him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
DANCING MASTERS PLAN
DRIVE FOR PROPER DANCING
IEy Associated Prcss |

NEW YORK, Aug. 9Thc Inter
national Dancing Masters Associa
ton opening its annual convention
yesterday, Was told by Philadelphia
police woman, Miss Marguerite Waiz.
that block parties with thousands foN
troiting on the streets had improved
III" reputation Of dancing in her city.
Tw" new steps were introduced be
Tore the convention, the tango trot
and III" Porto povich, both hcraidcd
as aesthetic and cicvatinE. The con
v"ntinG planned countrywidc effor,
/" oifsrt with artistic steps 'th-
POISON generated during the last fcw
years by Improper dancing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Up With the Times


~. Hudson proves by figures tina, l;rhmond
people live longer than they did nifty years
ago whereas most oi us tclicvcd it only
arcmcd longer.
Ktwanians who take orphan ehildr.n +,
circus meNt Week not only wul hc doing a
beautiful deed but AZ the same Time furnish
snE themselves With a Legitimate excuse to
give The elephant IN" .. -
with, but TIA" longer he puts himself aDoy.
TIA, law the smaller hc seems
Refusal q! Consress to pcrmi, them to pre-
srritr beer is going save many :, physician
from contracting writer's cranp
Wh""v'r dubbed il luxury tax" in the
first piac" had rather distorted concep,ion
"i what constitutes Il luxury
"l"onns il" is said be frazzing the
nerves of bcs Moincs folkS which seems To
pat it up to old Dr. irady. who prcscribes it
a. ScdatiVc
Brazil and Siam pick Americans To represent
the mat the league OF nations international
court, and their prcsenc" viii at least enable
the tinted states TO keep informed of what
is going on
1t TO be assumed Of course. that
ih" dgniheI senator Lodge Was the Learcr
"i that suspicious package" about which he
GlscourScd voluDiy
Health department has discovered "diminu-
Tive fish" which will destroy the MOSQUITOES
"h!ch now dev"ur the poor fish" Another
circle but ,hs time not on, Of the vicious"
brand.
f"rdinands failure I" rcoccmpy his ,Arune
= another instance Of tn" failure OF kings To
understand that when they are thrown into
me discard by the players they ar. supposed
to remain there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
DRAINING CEMETERY LAKE
GIVES NO GRUESOME CLUES

hA!.EiGH. y. g., Aug g.-The work
OF draining Cemetery LAKE. thc stat,
or North Cardinals old rock quarry
ia east Raleigh. Was virtually com
rl"tod today without disclosing am
evidence oi crime which prompt, 5.
begun ~ week ago.
IN" i.ocN.o0p gallons Of water i'm
III" lake. tho accumulation of years.
mas p"rn PUMPED out hy gasoline rii
Fi"S ""rking night ana day during
IN" "o'h. Homes OF clty ana COUNT
officials that drainage Of the lax.
would reveal clues which nigh, lead
10 arrests were blasted when only
mud. trash and scrap-iron wcre an
covered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
COTTON TO TAKE PLACE
OF SILK OF WAR PAY DAYS
IRy AssocIntc1 prcss

CHICAGO. Aug. 3-Thc fancy silk
SHIRTS aud son and loud, cHpcnsiv"
rrayats az the war prosperity period
are doomed 10 give way 10 cotton.
lis!" and plain knitted goods pcCausc
men are slashiug their clothing hilis
habcrdashcrs today told the Board
aI Review when questioned about
their personal property taxes.
Most Of the dealers say that the
value Of their stocks is decreasing
because the public is demanding ::
cheaper grade of goods" said mem
her Of the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
The Difference.

'iHwh'hs' Why. don't know but
viii say II Hawkins acts hoggish there is
a difference between him and a hog-a diff
ference. Sir
"of course: naturally
NO. not naturally probably acquired NV
association with III" ideas OF Others hawkins
has learned 10 pick up things with his front
feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

fhe Cnipeper Exponent probably has it
atout right in the following:
Congress is receiving some very valuable
suggestions from volunteer advisers on the tax
question Tax everybody but me- is the gen.
Graz burden Of tho suggestions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
he Portsmouth, Star says:

The Portsmouth star says:
THE friends OF John Shelton Williams have
oiteh pcen put to il hard to smooth over his
very positive manner. but In national ma ters
have always found him sound and a 100 pcr
cent American In this matter OF the Federal
reserve he is further proving this finding"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting ON legal nnd aIt dicai
subjects, are answered free, As ali
Inquiries are answered directly by
personal letter. self addressed,
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The TImcs-Dispntch Inrornin-
tion Bureau, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

Ton FntnI NtoIHrhIs tn EfEhf Dnys.
WILMINGTON. y. C.. Aug. 9.Tcn
accidental deaths have been rec ,rdcd
in Wilmington and New Hanover
Counties during the first eight days
of the month. The latest addition
WIS made yesterday when John Mel
ton. q 1I-ycar-old convict. escaped
from the county farm and was drown
cd in Smith Creek while taking Il
swim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

more We. the people, are sovereign in vir-
Ginia. and IL the authority we delegate to some
~ wrongly used we Will recall it and give II
10 others. The old ship OF state will rid. the
wicked waves before us Sail on old state"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
The NInttnsf

f"ruon me. Lady. said the Swimming In :
ST"ctor, Tor mentioning subject delicate
but you VIII lind it easier to propeI Yourself
through the water If YOU Will occasionally
make "a determined demonstration with your
cr-ncther limbs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
lornI Temperature Yesterday

. u. VI. temperature :,
Mhh!ihuin temperature 10 t. NJ -.
nihihuin temperature To l. NJ -
Dream temperature" yesterday ~
E"bin"t ienpcratur" for this date" :.
i,'EClcncy yesterday .......
i.Ntchs since March ! .. adm
Ehcrhs since January " a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
I.uSltInpDa.

Dead men enjoy the quiet.
War: Il national manifestation Of inlividual
iittlcncss.
WhShday is great nd for suds
After all. Regret is a confession of weak.
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
The Weather
Furnished nv u. =. Weather I,ur.ou,
i"rrrn.t: Virginia.

Iurrcust: Virginia.
Fair to-day. slightly
wurnrr la west and
north port ions: toin1r-
row partly cloudy. prob
ably local thunder
shDNfr> tuiIIOrruw utter
iinon ar night In west
nhi north portions.
North CnroIinn-
Partly cloud, today and
TOMORROW: not in,Icl,
change la temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

RAN tees from little lnw-sutts grow
f.A1uSc me, Trouble. step on Your own foot
Happiness bubbles from inside like a snrin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
LONG LEGAL FIGHT LOOMS
OVER CARuSO ESTATE
40 correction Is Found I'm Famous
Tcnor's VIII Providing for
Infant Daughter
fly United Newsl

ROME. Aug. 0-Thc beginning or
what probably Will be Il long-drnwp
out legal battle bctwccn Mrs. Dnrnthx
BENJAMIN Caruso and other relatives
y, '"' great tenor. who claim "a
shhr" in the Caruso estate came In
""N win IN" opening Of the will
i"nhu IN Florence I'm the hands or
Dr. Necchicttl. administrator OF ca
ruSoS estates in Tuscany
I'm" VIII. II was discovered who,
the authorities broke the seal I'm tha
presence OF attorneys representing
Giovanni caruso ana Caruso's cIdns,
son, now III America. is merely a copv
OF III" 1919 viii. executed in ,,inii-
cate, aud one copy oc which Il. de-
posi'cd with New York firm II Is
Sald 10 hc invalid under the Italian
Jaw, sine" no provision Is made for
Gloria. caruso's little daughter
br"th"r and Sons PRINCIPAL Heir,
Th" VIII constituted Giovanni GA
rHe". tn" tcnor's brother and the ,xo
sons as principal heirs To the estate
Nrs thruSo was not present nj ,he
ceremony Tuesday ana was not rem
r"""nt"d by counsel She has how
ever already fled an appeal avains,
u" terms Of this VIII In behalf or
herself ana Gloria
greater part Of Caruso's estate
o'her than tho imt"rcs, in future row
1850 Wv P''N'EIIb'l records, Is
property In Italy, This property
~ Is apparent, viii he distributed un
Dor IN" Italian law. which is very
i"niont on the SID" Of Tho widow ana
children OF tho d"c"asod
Tedious Delay In Prospect.
tedious delay VIII cnsuc before
ne legal difficulties arising from ,hA
fact tina, ruruso failed To cor,na,
ms VII ana bring 1t UP TO date with
"a. advent OF little Gloria. can be al.
JUdicatcd
Mrs. EHrus" has announced ma,
'"ii"winr :. trip I" Florence, and then
20 New York. FOR the purpose of con
'i"dihE IA" legal matters attendant,
u'"h ing ia" American estate.
ahe viii tax. up her ucrmaurn, ,"s,
Hrnce ., Naples with Gloria. in or
htT 10 be alwtys near caru.0'. tomb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Local Rainfall.


. " 'TT NIF'L'INn, Gust. W-TT V0IW".'V :"
l!Eh"st wind yesterday TO- weather. 81
l.. Nj. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

Governor OF Illinois was small to begin
with, but the longer he puts himself ubny,.
Ihr law the smaller he seems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

''r hudson proves hy figures tina, Richmond
people I'VE longer than they dd nifty years
ago whereas most oi US tclicvci it only
accmrd longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

Refusal -! CONGRESS To- permit them to pre-
scritc beer is going to saw, many :, physrion
from contracting writer's crainp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

egBLLsnED every day In the year at 10 South
Tcnth Street RIchbinnd Va by The Tunes
Dispatch Pu.,ishinE Co., Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

Wh""r'r dubbed il luxury tax" in the
iirS' riac" had rather distorted conception
al what cons titutcs II luxury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

ktwanians who take orphan children To
CIRCUS neat Week not only Viii hc doing :,
n''n'Ith' deed "ut a, the same tim" furnish
ny themselves with Il Legitimate cXcUs, to
give The elephant the -. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

lt"ohme IL is said t" be fraz2ling the
nerves OF bcs Moincs FOLKS which seems To
pat it "p to old Dr. Hrady, who prescrbes it
. u Scdative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10

Brazil and Siam pick Americans Ia represent
the mat the league OF nations international
court ana their prcsenc" viii at least enable
Is GnInE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-10
Mrl]munO Glnrrs.b lspatrh

file TIMES THE DISPATCH
Est. 1888 Est. 1880
Battered January 81. 1905. nj the Post office at
Richmond. Va. second class matter.