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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
MAY APPOINT L|CCETT
As LIEUTENANT GENERAL
secretary Weeks Is F%arorably In
ri'nrd Toward Rcwarding Sol
uIrr Tor Valuable Services.
NY Assoclatci i'rcssl-

WASIIl%GToN. March aa-A,o,bnr
effort probably viii b. made 10 oh.
tam promotion TO tn. rank 81 Inu,.n.
4it-@cncral for Major-Gcnc.al uuntn-
lAgS"tt. who retired from active Ser.
VIC" yesterday after having served
4" WARTIME" commander of tn. First
NrmN CORDS and alter OF tho F.rs,
Army. "
Secretary Weeks said today that, he
was very favovahly inclined toward
r'whrdinG i"n"rd iiEgcit FOR his
distinguished war service. and that.
II th"rc appeared To h- amy chance"
that Congress would reconsider rs
previous action and assent to In.
promotion. another recommendation
would b" forwardcd from tho war
Department.
other nations have rewarded their
nigh commanding officers tar more
Hh"rally than 1t j. PROPOSED 10 re-
ward General I.igS.tt,' secretary
weeks said "lIc successfully com
'nandr! more tnan 1000, 900 troops
ia tn" great war. one OF tho ont
standing achievements tn This ma
TONS military history. recall that
chan"" and Macarthur were all made
II"ut"uant- oa"rhlS. and without n
rejection on thO~o officers. their
achievements were. certainly no great
~ than thos" OF General ~l.iggctt."
General ~I.iEgcits nomination for
promotion 10 the rank OF lieutenant
general tailed OF confirmation in the
last Congress. which also refused to
accord Tin" same honurs to Major
Generals Billiard and March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
CCopyright. 1921. National N.wsp. nor sarvlo, ,
.Ehc lriuL. nc iI,.iu L

'c""EriEht. 1921. Rational N.wsrap "r service,
Thr Crime Of Having Iuninns.
To acquire Il bunion lbs rather a misfortune
due to Ignorance and slavery TO convention.
=" nave Il Dunion is a miscalcuiation in per
S"'''i' economy. Any one who suffers occa-
sio1Li disability from a bunion is to be pi,ied-
Tor ms ignorance. Eat he who permits such a
'''hS |" become II source OF permanent, an
h"ytne" deserves no pity: he should Ice pun
isnci Tor wilfully nursing a handicap.
I" '"c FEMININE sex buriouS are pcrcn-
MA. hut they come and 90 ia waves in the
masculine sen. Twenty years ago thvrc we're
hIcntE OF hunions limping around. then for "a
~" years new cases became noticcahly less
'r''i""ht: IN the past few years men have
again wed with women in distorttug tn" feet
"''h th"Sc lonS narrow pointed iaStS-nna
the hum'on market has seer another rise
h"' women 20 on p!nchinG the feat forever.
II taxes "a woman with considerable brain
p""cH ana character. If not good looks. TO
wear in public shoes which do no, distort her
feet.
y b"ni"n is in the foot. not on it, There is
40 ''"SS'"i" way TO take OF or remoyc Il
'"hlon' save by surgery. Iunion consists of
an enlargement OF the ends OF Ia. bones form
'Hs the great to. joint. with partial disloca,jon
q; tn" joint and a dieturtiom in which tn. .rco,
p" Is p'ht outward. This is an caused by
Shoes winch coastrict the forward part OF tho
root ana force tn" great toe outward away
from ne straight line of tn. inner border of
he sole.
H"waiays the shocmak.rs are taking ven
se''nc" upon little girls. II is difficult for par
'hfs OF girls from eight To sixteen years OF
< |" una SAFE shoes To put on children OF
mat age. shoes made To civ. the feet a fair
'Litnc1 may be had in every tow and ham
.e' II is Ike buying crude brown, sugar-a
letter 1000 than refined whitc-or uupolishod
'reh or brown) rice: the dealer who hasn't the
goods likes to pretend you are "a lit,le "nu,ty"
F." II" mas N" cali for such things. l!ut as
sert Yourself and some dealer wi;h a good
Hc Tor business VIII gladly supply the de-
dealers have these things i'm stock
Tor choice trade these days.
Painting a bmnion with iodine once In /,
week or TWO may afford :, little relief to
soreness ApnlNinc large raUzc drcssiass
Kept moist with alcohol or colocn. water or
extract Of witch hazel. over night. proves
grateful. too. Nothing hat an ou.rl,ion h..
a surgeon viii cure bunion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Voice Of the People on Topics of the Day
Lodge Has Himself TO
Thank for Utter Contempt Shown
Him by Wilson.

10 the Editor of The lines Dispatch:
Sr,-in your :s'uc Of March 10. Mr..
w. NJ. l:iGLr:s seems much distresr.,
AT the Sing which Senator Lodge
must nave felt when CURLY dismissed
ny President Wilson. and yet he as
SuiheS the role of Il friend and de-
lender OF the President. unppiIy.
MI. wilson needs no defenders. nor
any such mantle of charity as that
Wocid be much relief to the Nassa-
.hhSetts senator could he escape the
,mHusht thai ,nnyonc-espccially II re-
,irihg frcSidcnt-could hold him in
utter contempt. Such. however. is
ne only explanation which some of
US can place on the Presidents con-
uu"t. as IL was reported in the news
i"pctS; II any on. wishes to CEN
sure MS conduct. all right. but before
doing SO we should remember two or
thr"" things:
MIR. Wilson was no, deuiiu,, w,,b i,
iiE. iair-rn!nded political antagonist.
Jul with a narrow and intensely
ireJudiced mind. In opposing Mr.
Wilson'S Worthwhile program for
peace aud good will among men. son,.
senators doubtless were moved by
,nnSCIrnti"uS convictions. Not 50.
hirf. hui recent days. aros" like
inuu" ghost. To dispui. mis-
iiaiscd TO political prominence and
hnw,r ny The success OF his party.
-. ~ paI' oI Il great states
ih'h anu patriot imagiu" hut very
!"W' u! amy. 50 think ON the con
,tArE. II" used every opportunity TO
'ihhhrriSs and harass the President.
ana that by the use OF means mud
methods petty and gnominiuus.
y member of the Foreign Relations
'"nliitittcc told mo that when ihry
H. NJ Ni!Soh at ia" Whit" House.
ut.vcll! after the Presidents nnaI
,,t"rh from Paris. h" was seated near
Mr.. Lodge. and that the latter wa.
insanity cnEas"d. throughout tho
meeting. IN passing to ono next ia
nm honrriInus remarks concerning
~ ir"sld'nt. Such conduct hcgc;s
contempt IN all undetermined and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Hays Orders" Harding
To Do Mailing Early
-Ii.N. Eniteh N.ws |

WASHiEGTON. March .
PoStnhFtcr-Gencrdi VIII UayS
ihc wcli-kuown party .'n.n''
%p"ddicr. has served notice ON
president Harding that mo- only
me ndtion's executive. but also
az of h departments should
ADOPT a new policy uG doiu. Their
mailing early.
md President Harding. IN sm.l-
inG acknowledgm ent OF his sub
~brdinhtc's order" declared that
n" would comply. Hays Viii carry
his campaign into all the depart
'ncnts and ultimately TO Congress-.
rs b" explained to Harding. I'M,
W isningion post = OiiiCc today
handles 100000 letters and post
ards every twcuty-four hours.
"hich mchns that 1000 ack OF
n!hil pass through the local Office
laiiE. or this vast OUTPUT HAYS
mas discovered. - per c"n, orig!-
na'cs IN government quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
HARDING FORMALLY CALLS
CONGRESS FOR APRIL II
None of Specific Problems to BE
Laid Before Legislative Branch
l. Named in Proclamation.
lEy Associntod Press

WASHINGTON. March 22.-A form
al call 'or an extra session OF CON
gross. TO !nc", on April II. ana re-
c"lvc legislative recommendations
from the new administration. was
issued today by President Harding
None o! the specific problems To hc
laid before tl;s legislative branch
were named in The Proclamation. IN.
president merely declaring tina an
IN~lthofuih"rS occasion required that
congress TO r~ccciv. such
communication as may be made hy
h executive"
Mr. Harding already has Indicated.
however. II " the tariff and taxation
WI! he foremost IN his message. TO
~" Special session. lie is expected
to MAKE a Special plea FOR promDt
RELIEF 10 thc nations agricultural in
tcr"stS. and the list of Recommended
lions may tOuch many other Suhi.-.,
such AZ tn" railway situation. tha
merchant marine and Immigration.
one recommendation relative 10 re-
construction measures within tn"
government machine itself is cxpcr.-
cd to suggest the creation ui a gem
,ial commission 10 dispose Of many
Kinds Of property acquired hy gov
eminent agencies during IA" war
Wh"th"r th" message. VIII touch on
foreign relations Is Il matter OF
speculation. but the President has In
d!cated that his primary desire for
the session is that IL work out a
plan of governmental and Industrial
rehabilitation at home.
\ program for the session has been
discussed At a series OF conferences
between the President ana leaders in
the SenHrc and House. and although
definite decisions still ar" to lac made.
II feeling OF confidence that there
VIII To-" "a working agreement that
VIII expedite Legislative business
from the start.
some OF tho Presidents fricnds be-
iicvc he Will follow the custom Of
President Wilson in deliv"rin" his
message 10 Congress in person. 1t
was said tonight at tho White House.
however. that no decision on that de-
tail had been reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
1n.ooO nnotlcgecr. Actiyc.

NEW YORK. March 22-Prohibi-
ton enforcement agents who have
been studying conditions in this city
reported today that 10000 bootleg
gers Of a hrand-ncw variety are
operating here. They are drivers Of
ice, wood. coal and milk wagons
and even the delivery clerks for gro
Gerry stores. They sell "hooich" to
the housewives AT s. and 81 "A pint.
That explains. the enforcement
agents say. how the stay-at-homc
women get their "hootch."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
IT, 5. NAVAL SHIPS CARRY
AMERICANS FROM BATUM
slirrisi> and Turks Still in Prog
ross IN March 81.


WASHINGTON, March 2g-All
Nmcric"ns who sought "a leave IA
iHin have been brought out from ;hut
port ly American naval vessels.
uiiic.nl information reached The
!cp'riin.nt OF state today from
C"Hairuttnoulc. telling OF the nght-
ing between tho Turkish troops and
-" combined Georgian ANA Bulsho-
Ernest A. rarrow. tn chare" or tho
Scar Fast relief IN the Caucasus re
ZION ana hlS sihn, arc among tho
S"0r" OF American relief workers
VINO. with their families. we're last
heard from 10 Boishevist controlled
territory. q hoStltt!.. h.fw.c,t
~" Georgian Bolshev!s, forces and
-" Turks We're sim in progress .,
Entum on March 81. Tn, railroad
communication had h-cn Interrupted
h'.""'n Tii!is ana Batum
'nd"r date Of March ~. Consul
M"scr cHbIcd from Ba.um by way Of
Constitutional" that Ia" Bolsh.vsat
M"f.. IN control q, Ratum. hut that
ON than date l"ttum WAs quiet. with
~" business being transacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
PROHIBITION OFFICIALS TO
HELP HONEST DEALERS

WASHINGTON. March 22-Prohi-
bition officials are ready to turn their
attention from the drive on illeriti-
mate dealers in liquor to relieving
the honest dealers and users OF some
of the burdens incident 10 stricG en-
forccmcnt OF the NolStcad act. Pro-
hihitlon Commissioner Kramer de
clarcd today before Il conference" here
Of manufacturing pharmacists and
chemists.
Il think We have got To Il place
whore We do not have To loo quite
so much at the iilcgit:mate traffick-
en-" he said. land that We AN turn
our attention more to STRENGTHENING
out d]iiiicultics brought upon the
honest and scrupulous dealers
through rigid enforcement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
The Poets Corner
Night Watches.

DO you ever lie awake in the middle
Of the night.
lic tumbicd bed clothes Kicking.
And trac" the course of Times slow
flight
by the clocks insis,cnt ticking?
Ihcn SINS so rival in the days clear
light.
Are grown TO crimes abhorrcnt,
And II stream of dchts-in inc miIdi
of the night
Sweils L" a mighty torrent.
| dclvc deep DOWN in the middle If
the niGnt.
The dead past disintcrring.
DIM Shapes file by in special white.
With voIcless lips comforting.
ihcy gibber at sight Of my sore az
fright,
But spite the ghostly warning,
The VOWS ! make in the middle Of
the night.
break in the light of the evening.
j. II. B1SSETTE.
In Montreal Daily Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
says n'nnE Tobacco Farmers i'm vir-
ginfa AMI CarOlinns Arc Fight
ing POVERTY.

1" IN" Editor OF The Times. D~ispa,ch.
Dear Sir.-Appreciating the fair
ness and uncailing courtesy Of vnur
paper ! wish I" call attention to an
error IN TIA" printing OF my letter
called 'Thc Eight for Fair Markets"
printed in The Tiincs-Dispatch for
March Ii
Tho closing paragraph was SO OH
secured In the nnal printing. tina. :
mop" you viii correct tn. same Il,
fairness to myself and the tobacco
growers Of my section.
Ms closing paragraph read ma fol.
lows:
In tho strong movement, Of to-
hacco ~ for cooperative mar
h"iS IN Virginia and the Carolinas.
many growers know that they ar.
hEhi!ng overt and ruin In cas-.
they fan To win the most importan,
night Of farmers for air markets tina.
has ever started In the East. IN.
growers know they VIII forfrI, IN.
right 10 hop. f"r better days through
"ut many u lean year of starvation
prices wHich maze those speculative
rF"iitS thht now cost both consumer
ana producer dear
ii"c"ht news OF the campaign ro,.
c"-"p"ratIN" MARKETING indicates thai
thousands Of tobacco grower have
H!En"d tncir declaration OF Indcpcnd-
nc from Ia" present system, by add
ING their ntm.S TO IN. contract OF
,,he Tobacco Growers Co-Opcratlyc
Associations
More than LOO signcrs ana 50 p.r
cent OF the Tobacco" In Charlotte
COUNTY. moro than half The
OK i!ehiord. 700 siIn.rs and 4.50p.GUO
n,"uhNs from Mccklcnburg Indicate
th" strength of this movement at It's
very beginning.
Upon it's Succ"ss depends the stand
ara OF living for our country homes
IN tho tobacco belt.
j. S. AGNEW.
B~urk"vilic. Va. March Il. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
crcwc 81 ne Wrecked Mu,nc.

subscriber. port Ncws.-Thc
Maine had II crew Of a2S men and
l~wcnty-SiN officers when At uavann.
ali OF the forme" and all ot tne ia;-
ter. except oar We're on board at
the lime of the explosion. These four
were u second assistant engineer. I
ma cadet. Il I'aymast"r'S CLERK and
a gunner. There We're 30 men killed
outright and eight injured members
OF the crew nfterward dicl in The
hospital. Two officers. Lieutenant
Jenkins and Assistant Engineer Mcr-
ritt. v'h went down vita The shin,
made tho total loss of liza 100. OF
them the bodies OF scventy-threr were
recovered and identified. AMI IFS ro-
covered. but not identified. Several
bodies were recovered aftor the gov
wreck,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Notice e. Readers of
The lines DISPATCH

the Times Dispatch. in its "Voicc
q! INC People" column, wishes to
give npnce promptly 10 Mi corres-
Ponuents, but the pressure Of let
,eIs u so ErcHt that tho editor
forced. In order To present tupic.
M"ch iheS are fresh Rnd 0f vital
interest, ia nnis 10
snnoensc their communications into
.oo words. This Ia mnde
Ia the spirit OF fair play aud ,vc
nIS confident u will he met In chat
spirit by our readers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Echoes From Down Home

-
The esteemed Greensboro News THINKS "tue
appointment Ct tire President Mitnou' - w,-i
90 protect" Yes, the average citizen had
about come to the conclusion that the senate
had forgotten entirely the art OF connrm:ug-
-
IN" way to disarm is to disarm. i;ut ii
looks very much like the nations will have
{. night for Disarmament Every fellow wants
TIE other fellow to put up ms gun ars, Ana
there's no first. SO there you
Herald.
-
SASS the Marion star. \ fac; In which this
nation has every reason to feel a iIardouahie
p'jde- N"rily it seems sometimes that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
tn" :a-C-n, CoIInr.

l % N" Editor Of The
IT w" ar" rejoicing in some de.
~ ~ Wlt"S. but ar" left wonder
~ "ht "iiHE things still r"inain I'M
"h''te" For example, collars. VIII
som" OF our merchants Kindly i'm.
.,1fhh US why they are still held "A,
- CENTS per, when cotton has been
rack 70 pr"-war prices for months
anu amor wages were reduced moons
ago VIII not some friend OF tn.
opIe WHO knows. kindly toll US
Just what the wholesalers or Job
Der price on that 25-ccnt collar is
~ LOOKS IKE genuine rroatccrinr to
some OF M.
'iher thlnts. as ciEars and tobacco.
mlHht be mentioned. but these arr.
INJURIES. and there Will he no hurt
" ~" r"duc" our use Of them Then
II - better TO go after one thing a.,
collar
CONSUMER
browry's B!mH. Va. March ~. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Rrvi,inc nm old Friend.

rs the season approaches. we just havc to
hustle down into The files OF forgotten gags
ANA Spring the old one:
"W"il'' said the Farmer. - thought YOU
said YOU could milk a COW? lIar. har. har,"
oh, can milk her all right" said the in
"iSnant city hoardcr who had been Dragging.
blu, ! can't set her to sit down on this STOOL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Levy Fine ON Russian Mission.

ROME. March 22.-Tho Customs
Department has levied a fine Of 10000
lire on the Russian mission hecausc
much jcwclry was found among the
missions baggage, in addition TO per-
sonal effects. which had not been de-
clared upon the delegates entrance
to the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost amy
topic. excepting Un legal nnd medical
subjects. are answered free. AZ NIL
inquiries are answcrcd directly by
personal letter, n
envelope is required. td-
dress The Timrs-Dispntch Informn-
ton nurcau, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
ui,,,.,y Prison ON Lake Erie.

J. s. d. Crozet.-Thc military
prison on Lake 1'ric for Confederate
officers was on Johnson 1silnl. ohio.
in the lake. II held as many as >
500 ~nriSon"'s -: one time. II vas
surrounded by Il stockade. having an
outside gaIi"iy for u entry walk and
- baStion at on corner comma ndinG
tn. enclosure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

Miss NJ. \. Daytnn.-Tlc rul" Of
thumb Sicniii"s anything done with
out proper formula or accurate m"t*-
urrmcnt 1t i. said to hav" arisen
from the practice in Yorishir. "t ac-
tcrmininc th" heat Of the iIpuOr IN
brewing so as TO regulate IT," fer
m,utatiun by dipping the numb :uto
the vat. A'c SO brewcd - called
thumb bTcWcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Licensed NnYiraInrx.

\. +. j.. West Poini.-Sail!uS ""s-
sells owe 200 tons gross are COM
Icllcd by law to carry II licensed cap
tain. Sailing vessels under ;hat ;on.
nag are not required to have -
licensed navigator. Any vessel pro-
PEELED ny machinery and Over Hftccn
tons gross. ~ not u motor hoat as
defined by law. mast he in charge OF
Il duiy licensed man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

spirited mon. and invites inc, $40,
r'nih" as that MIR. Lodge received
ne senator "a under no ncc.ssii -
~ SfrVlnI on the committc. to tho
,nH.p"m'' n" mad good reason for
m"rd MN: and has only himsrlf In
,ndhk Tor the utter contompt shawn
MN. Let him ind comfort wh"r, h."
nr..,,.. mr.. ABE &. JONES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
charcoal r:pn,> Daily Thought

p"E am no mo heaven 60 de rich man
dan TO dc pore man" said Charcoal Eph.
mood lN. AN cf ANY good at sucssin'. hit
ain't only de nnlucky ruy dars houn' / shovel
coal Gown yanh"r. Eat q prun". Miatah Jack
SON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Food Ministers to Nee, !, Nam,

ROME, March 22.-Al!icd food min
listers VIII meet in Rome this week
WIN the Italian Food administrator
n"irrI TO discuss European food prob
NJ. faiSsant. OF France. and NJ. Wan
lcrS. of Bcigium. will attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

probably 1--WE" Two Years hence. they'll al! be
falling in line: bu; with the Old North state
mat Tar out in front. il they ever catch her
News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Lee GHInp Ia Meet.

y special meeting of X. T.. Lee
amp, sons OF Confederate Veterans,
viii he held tonigh. at s o'clock nj
Randolph Hail. soldiers Home. 4
IN attendance is Il red.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Up With the Times
IHN u a.. %.

W e, r. L. has designated .Nurii 10 as anti
tobacco sunday, but every Sunday is that way
IN Richmond unless YOU lay in a supply the
.igh, before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Husbands Immigration Plan

sJAT W. HUSBAND, the new Commits.
wv. sioner General OF Immigration, has
in outline a plan Tor divcr,ing
immigrahtsYyom the Industrial cen.era to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

New N"rk's spasm of virtue having carried
a. to the point Of refusing to exhibit an tn-
"fan'd statue. the only thing left for it now
IS To stay indoors and clos. it's blinds until ;he
styles change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD wARNER


The ycungstsr in his nivvcr
AS he Suides his rafting Liz.
RrrIthes "a sigh of yellow envy
Ter the scdan's silent whizZ:
HHt his proud and prosperous u.IGhbor
rat II forty years OF labor
Getting III, To where he is.
Women Heaven bless the women!
i'w they'd iov. To have LAT hat!
That new gown and that apartment.
Fuzzy logs ANA things like that
Vet. :yr all her prosperous ooking.
She. perhaps. has done her cooking
In Il twn-by-scVcn Hat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Home ot Tic
n. Vl.-. a.
absolutely Ejr"uroOt.
DESCRIPTIONS PRICES icy Mhii-

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i No. SMe. "" '.;
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Dali, nuj sunni, xini n.5 80 1895
uY LOCAL CARRIER DELIVERY SERVICE.
Morning and SUNDAY ......l ~ cents - week
Morning VIII HON sunday - trnts ~ week
Sunday onlN -...... ....-.......... : cents "a "rth
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

WHAT'S the us" of envy people,
We will always have the prig
Ana the peanut sort OF person
who has swollen ill hes big.
III you iind Yourself desiring
something better. and aspiring.
Grin and grab your pick. and DIG,
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