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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Health Talks by DR.. Copeland
portant In prom pur, cases. This removes All
service. lnc.)
copyright. 1921. ty Newspaper Feature
Are You Oycrwurkinx or Not Doing All
ull Cant

service. lnc.)
copyright. 1921. ty Newspaper Feature
Are You o,crworkinr or Not Doing All
fuu Cant
II is n common thing Ia sneak OF son, unn
who haH just died az n victim of oyorwork {"
lhere is no doubt that can work too
hard Tired men and women are tho ready
victims OF disease. Some diseases nro es-
rentia!ly diseases OF the ovortired Any over
~orhod person Is more likely To take an In
fectious disease than Is the well and rested
person.
Hut the martyr to what IL called ."overwork.
may after all. he tho victim q. wrong living
'nd wrong halits and not OF hard work
Let us reason together nbout this matter OF
ovcrwork
Work Is an obsesslon with many. or. at least.
with some.
Last night a. dinner sat next to a famous
man l have known and admired him for
years. hut never before did realize how n.
works. how many hours In each twenty our
he gives to labor.
We spoke OF great foreign journal. II 30
happens that both OF us agreed II was a privi-
iese to read 1t. and that both ot us do read
II. But how does hc read II: Every day he
goes through Its many pages. d.v"urs its sup
Tiement and then clips for his scraphoo: such
ma'erin! as he THINKS should he saved IL |
read all az that one journal AS he reads IT, IL
would consume at least half Of my working
hours. But, in addition. he does a dozen other
Is h. "verworkinc? He is Why?
because N" does these many things at the
expense -; hours for sleep. hours for out OF
"""r me- hours for recreation. hours FOR rest
q his eyes hours for changes OF work
II one Will take time for three frugal meals
or eight hours Of sleep in "a well-vcnti,a,.d
room, Tor an hour in the open air an hour mi
" half for The toilet and rccrcatfon believe
the remaining twelve hours can be spent safely
~ the hardest Kind OF work OF any sort,
'i,, nor an, .,,f ),
II docs not contain time enough for Measure
Tor enjoyment OF family and friends. for doing
Sood ana serving humanity. IIut il is a
schedule possible Of carrying out without
shortening the physical life II may divert
he spiritual life and lessen ones real use
iuincss, but il can be done in safety so Ia: AS
health Ia concerned.
The trouble with the nverw6rkcd man is
that he ncglccts the demands Of his body lie
bolts his food. He ncgccts his bowels and
Kidneys and skin. lie Is negicctrul Of vcn.iIa :
ton and exercise He is careless Of his body
ana It's needs.
If he loves his work and really takes JOY in
II there is enough stimulus to keep his hc.rt
At full action. This gives him tn. sa nj. effect
golf or horseback riding has for another
But what life. Better for To live unmcn-
toned and unsung than 10 live th, selfish life
OF narrow devotion To ones own hobbies.
II i, is Il life OF devotion to the public good
perhaps we may excuse it, But, generally
speaking, ovcrwork is the foolish manner Of
life of Il misguided and elf-ccntcred Individual
who. after all. can he spared when his end
comes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
REPORT R. C. HAYNES WILL
BE u. S. PROHIBITION CHIEF
LRy Associu,ed prnss-1

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Roy G.
Haynes. Of Hillsboro. Ohio, was um-
dci%tood tonight to be the admins
'rhti"n's choice for prohibition COM
missioner to succeed John i. Kramer,
also of Ohip.
Secretary Mellon discussed the APP
pointmcni with President Harding to-
cay ana indicated thar an early Sc
iecti"h would be made. Newton
fa!rpahks. OF Springfield. Ohio, a
brother of the former Vice president.
was under consideration for the post,
but 1t wcs said tonight in admins
tration circles that while definite
decision had not been reached. Mr.
Haynes. who is the editor of a news
paper in Hillsboro. liEcIy would be
named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Founded ON Love.

Z Attn, hope and charity, hut the
greatest OF these is charity, which ex-
tends beyond The grave to the boundless
realm OF eternity
Faith in mankind tina, il would aid them
in the labor OF love they had undertaken;
hope of better future for hundreds of
little children ntrusied To their care, hut,
above all, charity. must have been the i'm
polling motives that caused that consecrated
couple Mr. and Mrs j. r. r. burroughs.
poor as they were in worldly goods but
rich in generous impulse. 20 found home
for homeless children twenty-six years ago
over in Chesterfield County All they pos
Scsscd was little farm. but they had faith
hope and charity in their hearts and an
abiding confidence in their fcllow-men. II
is good 10 know that before they died their
faith had been just iiied for help always
WAS forthcoming when IL was most needed !;
their hope had been fulfilled in seeing boys
and GINS so forth from the refuge they
had founded 10 take their places in the
world as upright. Sturdy citizens not one OF
whom ever has departed from their teach
ings; and their charity lives and will live
long as Bethany Home continues the
splendid work il is doing
To-day that refuge for children which waI
built ON nothing more substantial than a
few waste acres and the three Christ in n
virtues has undergone Il TRANSFORMED ion
which only love can effect. In its kindly
shelter are scores OF little children. who
are being fed. clothed. educated and pre-
pared for life. The same faith that found cd
Bethany Home abides there still and is its
only sure foundation, For the home has
no endowment no certain income no funds
whatever except those that arc voluntarily
contributed.
Bethany Home goes before the public to-
day for its annual offering and il is strong
in the faith that the means To continue it's
work once more will he forthcoming from
generous Richmond which as i, buys n
tag, will recall The words Of The Master.
"Inasmnch as We have done il unto tho least
OF these. We hay" done II unto Me- Nav
that faith "c MT disappointed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
SAYS LUMBER PRICES
ARE AT ROCK BOTTOM

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Juno a.
Lumber prices arc at rock ! ottom
according to the annual report read
It the opening sessit1, OF the Ma
Sonal Hardwood Lumber Association
Convention here today by Frank T.
FiSh, Chicago, secretary -trcasurcr OF
the organization. Transportation and
labor are the chief items Keeping
building costs above normal level.
according to Mr.. Fish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
The Poets Corner
When Parting Gomez,

When Parting Comcs.
How shall hcHr the martins. 49,
when IT shall come at H..
Ana how forget tho mcmor.~
Ana shu, them in the past?
an memories that still will como.
and Hood my heart with tears
When all our glad sweet days are
done
And sarnercd with the years!
How shall bear the parting. Love,
SO soon at last to como.
And how forget the melodies
with which our hearts have rung?
rs through the dreams that could
not be,
our footsteps wandered far.
Md love, dear heart, for you and me.
Enthroncd rcachlcss star.
AMANDA CoRDEs.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
"F'al,ian Policy"

+. III. s, Hanovcr-The term n
Fabian policy" means one of delay
or dilatory tactics. from the Roman
General, Cuintus Fahius Maximus.
who. according TO tradition. tried 10
defeat Hannibal by marches. counter
marches and skirmishcs without n
pitched battle. by this means Fab
JUS acquired an addition to his name
OF Cuncator. the dciayer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Theater Calendar
ACADEMy-Kel.hL vauAeyllle.

"'N'''" N"1'INE NHHHuEIII".
lfRic-ElsIc Ferguson In
Sacred and rrofanr Love-"
DwAY-Ajl-siar cast In
"t'ickl: Women, aIru GYPSY Sex.
tote" ia hiE ninrinE act.
EiJot'-May Allison In Tho
Last Card"
lSIS-rrisc!!la Dean In "Repu-
,ation.'
Hl.rf;BlRD Hot Gibson IA
"rhe Wild. Wild West" also
Fighting Fate"
NEX-Jack IioN!e in Dead or
Alive"
opEoN-Mary rici.ford in The
i.ov. Light"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER
\ scene Sketch.


There's "a nook
And "a brook
Where love to take my book
And In solid comfort set myself to tcadiuc;
There's break
BY tho lake.
Where my tackle can take
When the biE-mouthed bass are eager for tho
feeding,
Ihere's wondrous stretch of sky
I" delight lingering eye
And woodland that Is fragrant and delight
Ing;
And The Bay that meets the sea
Is 4 Paradise for me
When upon an ebtinE tide the trout arc biting.
There's n place
by r.ce
where tho whlrlinK eddies chase
And the echo OF tho falling waters please.;
There's peak
Thnt they Eeek
VINO can climb and not turn weak
where the wine OF gods Is In refreshing
hreexes.
In the outdoors everywhere
mere liz wealth without compare
All YOU have to do is take II for the giving!
20 come on. ye slaves, with me!
heres the Woodland there's the Sea
Ana between them is tho endless 10Y of living,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
100000 ADVANCED BY
U. S. FOR COTTON EXPORTS
IBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. June ?.-rhc War
Finance Corporation announced to-
night that actual advanccs of $4,000
600 in connection with 4 loan To as
sisi in the export OF cotton has been
completed.
At the same time the corporation
SAID IT had advanced S5O0.Ono on "a
loan approved for a total OF 81 900, 600
,or me shipment OF cotton to Japan
Ia ID" marketed out of the warehouses
of the American exporter I'm ,ar.-
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Mexico nnr, ,,,rc,v, v,,,,

MEN!'O CITY. June a.-Impor;a-
ton int" Mexico Of any foi1ign
money except gold. the circulation
OF any su"h currency in this coun-
Try. * prohibited after July by
decree issued last night by Prcsi-
dent Obregon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
lhF0RMATI0N BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost onv
topic. excepting on ir,raI and medical
""bjrrts. nrc answered free. Az nIi
inquiries nre answered directly ky
personal letter, scif-add rcsscd,
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
drcs" The TiInes-Dinpntch Inforn,n-
ton Burenu. Rirhmond. Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Tho Virginia Union Farmer. which rs sup
posed to voice the sentiment Of virginia
farmers generally, saysi
There seems to lie much dissatisfaction
with the presen, State highway system OF adj
ministration. There Is always dissatisfsc-
tion with highway authorities. because they
cannot lay out highways 10 suit every iudI-
F'"uaI In tho State. dp what they will, and
this dissat hfactinn Is npt TO 10 Increased If
'hrF Il" not cater ia tho small politicians
throughout the state. No system is fool
proof and much depends on the personnel of
inc highway board and the Highway Commits
sioncr In our opinion, the personnel would
not be improved by making these offices mere
political Jobs and rewards for political SER
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
f'r0l,nhly 80.

Say Jincs. the Three Wise Men, whatd
hey do. anyhow
""hho exactly. hut. generally speakin'.
ii say ono stayed single. one got married and
thc other died early
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

AS literary Gent, my friend Abe SAYS he
""n't care q hang about IN" weeks best sellers
Eu'. h. adds without blush. he's open to
an invitation I" any hrst-ciass cellar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
GhnrronI Erh.. DnIl. rhnur.,

When git so tired cyarn't do nothn' but
aE Gown said Charcoal Eph, ruminatively
goes an gifts me quiet place somewhere
an does So intended E.l nrupc Mi.,,h
Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
The Usual E.p-r,,nr.

i'hii"' limpson: back from your vacation
Howdja enjoy it,
aw' hne' Didn't have darncd thing L
do but worry about the cxpepso and 90, al
tired cut" =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
l.ngnIar,pc,

me gown makes the Judge improbable
." roy hrst PANTS are the family Joy
macy - hrmn"ss in tho first person.
y 'iar runs around ~ himself in rotten com
iany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Harvey has been out Iiarvey..i and now
IL Is un To the ambassador to demonstrate
that literary man can make a bigger fool Of
himself than mere admiral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Iaiking about that little rumpus out at
Iuisa. the Portsmouth Star says.
IN virginia we are happily free from these
racial animostics which seems to be the CA 40
IN all the older Southern States. 1t Is note
worthy That the only counterparts OF the
IulsR riots took place in East St. Louis H.
III chicago and In Washington. Among real
southern white men there Is nothing but
kindly feeling for the coored people. aud We
believe il Is rcciprccated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

y" chan"" for us To win any goIfng honors
over IN Hr't"in unless some one applies the
psler treatment to Old Ted RAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

With Petersburg wells spoutinr oil and
h"pcw"Il catfish growing pearls il seems
about tim" Tor Richmond to drop another
raiSin in it's own brew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
The Weather
IFuruI.h.d hr 4. =. weather nmrnu

Forecast: Virginia
rnril, cloudy toiin, und
tomorrow: not much
r,,nng- Ia i-Inprniturc.
Sorih CnrUlin m
Cloudy to-day, prui'nbly
local rains: tuIunrrow'
partly cluuLy IN 81
roin-whnt wmrnier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

'harli" Chaplin picks Jack dempsey To win
hut he should remember that GEORGES is n,t
going I" use custard-pic defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
'peal says:


Tn" Petersburg Index Appeal says:
TN" south more and more Is supplying lis
own needs OF every character Diversified
FARMING. FORCED upon tho South by the dreary
faiinrcs "f the single crop OF cotton or to-
hacco IL bound 4" add Immensely to tho n.y.
rtrn!tural prosperity OF this section Divcrsi-
a"' manufactures will make more PROSPEROUS
all other elements Of tho community Both
"lNcisih"" manufactures and diversified farm
iHS tnahe us to keep at home FOR use in the
community tn" money which once WAS sent
abroad TO return no more forever"
Som" things are almost past believing
thinks the Newport News Times Herald Tina,
rar"r says;
The desperate chances which bootlcrrcrs
tax" Is strikineiy illustrated by the operation
Of sim by colorcd man in a graveyard
We r"iid not have ina gined such a thing
possible Spirits in defiance OF sperits, Did
YOU cvrr?"
TIL" sNmpathctc Norfolk Ledger. pispa ten
Sroaks on, thus:
France probably thinks the worlds hand ie
against her, now that Great Rri,ain is calling
hal, on her and We Keep sending jatx music
there
This is cleanup week" in Aiexandr,a. ana
here is the way the Gazette has been irving
10 mnrsha! the forces:
Bring on the brooms. Fetch forth the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
THURSDAY. JUNE .. 1921.
IAN Ass Has a Wonderful Voice"

GIVE ear, o. Richmond. unto voice from
NJ the Northern Neck. II comes in the
form of a letter addressed to the editor OF
The Times-Dispatch, and, because it holds
me mirror OF frankness up TO Richmond.
we print II here in fuil even al the risk OF
hurting the city's feelings Perhaps as
city we have been so busily engaged in pat
ting our own backs and tossing gorgeous
roses al ourselves, that we have lost the
true perspective. II so. then a jolt to our
sclf-aSSurance. long. keen thrust al our
SNUG complacency revelation of just what
some OF our neighbors think of us. will be
sanitary. The voice from the Northern
Neck may. or il may not, reflect the gen
eral opinion of Richmond as il is held in
that productive section of Virginia. but il
ii does, If the people there as a whole do
look upon us as "A great big mouth.
great long tongue laundering noise and
nothing done, we mus, admit. painful
though the admission be. that from the
Northern Neck standpoint the view is
justinablc one. But hearken yc:
To the Editor ri The Times Dispatch:
In your market report it stated that
vegetables showed "A small i.cln. in
price can place my hands on nearly
Loco bushels of irish potatoes for which
there has teen ana is now no market.
~ n''"' WIZ sen ms ~ - cents
-" ~
~ ,'l, 49,, ,
sy.r.d ..,.h. ,n,inr,,, sm. No. 49,,
bellows II uicl,,ona y,u,, hr,v ,n.
about SIS size. It's Importance in the
Southland pes i''nnilN ana otherwise. ANA
S''''' INNS '' KY 'h' producer an" con-
-" Wy r'""'""'e !" ""'h'
49, Nm.
san. ipln,p,,, , ~. t., - 49,,
mouth q crea, i.n;:.. ,snru ,h,,rd.ri,,.
noise aud uotAia. done For the SAX.
~ all mat IS worthy of admiration let
kchmond work = jaw loss ana is brains
more II lNeN nav" not become atrophied
''.'"s" 'iS"He' ~ ass mas wonderful
-''"' y '''N'f''.
'''I"e"."'E, o"' "tse'y true
amin."u piHe. nS'h o" having become
So 'u'''h Guy ~ fl"Ws over
, "S"''H' ~ po"s'S as neihR
,F wv 80 """'"' az" ''S ahp''i"h
h., ,, Np"'' 'e"''F N"o"' no
,,;,,,,, . ., NV '''' '' ''"e' ""'
doorst,n saudi,,o ,b.,r IN po,,;,or -
other Northern cnics IN do thoi, tr,dirc
when they van, IN co,,. boro A., u.a
continue payinr exnrhi,or, nr,.o. g., 49,.
food while our Northern N,ck uoiohhors
see their potatoe. and othor nroauc,s of
Their fertile lands ro,,;nr in mo colds ho.
cause we Offer ,hem no mark, fore
shortening Of our vision wopld soon ~ Il.
necessary
We have hold an, yro,, ,ooo, 80 mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Title OF RcarAdmiral Sims ''jackass''
speech would indicate that IL was an auto
biography.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

brushes and the paint. Roll out the old lawn
mower, Take down the spade. rake and hoe.
There should be no idle hands and no idle
moments In the old city this week."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Henry Ford, in reply to pr. crafts suppIi-
cation may succeed in framing Legislation
'h't VIII stop the use of his TOR i'm
moral purposes lut il profanity ". in :
included among the immoralitics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Life 81 Wisconsin girl who took poison l.
save" by m'"nsh in: iinnor--"asec. OF course
~ one poison -c"unicracting the other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

kets, but where will Richmond find another
Northern Neck Il Il foolishly let's this one
so out from under its friendly grasp?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

i.rc... literature Yesterday. =
. J.. VI Temperature .s-...rr-..-. -s.s... -
Maximum tCmrsratu.v To J., Mo-. q,
Minimum t-inperatuf- 20 P.N...... .
Mean temperature yesterday $3.50. =!
Sormni Temperatures .or This iHi".... ~
Dru,lruC! yesterday .,.....-.r.,.......
EX'yss .!nce March ...,................ -
'ENCc>s since January i t-.-.-........,.. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Wheat crop is estimated at $4,000 90
bushels. hit anxiety viii not he aba,c
until we learn about the corn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

IN proof OF China's advancement Or Hsjet
says IN" chinese are taking M the atcsI
dress STYLES IN America. Wonder where II,
gets that advancement" stun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

K.ttufn.l ~ hour. ending ; l.. VI ..... None
Rainfall :; hour. ending T.. M......Snnc
D-ncirncy -!Ic. March ......,....... -
De ic!cncy sIHC. January l.............. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

u hr"pr"of school buildings for Richmond
are Ia" expensive. the conclusion must b.
based on the ch"apn-ss Of children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

sfLBltsnED every day In the year at 10 south
e Tenth Street NirItninnd. VA. by Tho Times
DispRtch Publishing Co., Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

IN advertising man has ieen made hc,l
"f the shipping Board. What ~ the admins.
'ra'!on going t" do. run summer excursions
on tie merchant marine?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Another frost for the Georgia peach" cru,
when tn" q. -. l.. rr,ze hcarty was riddct
over r"uGhsn"d by the liiy-whi,cs in IN,
national committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Local Observations AT T.. NJ. Yesterday.
wind direction. southwest. Wind r"lpc-
Sy. :. highest wind yesterday. Ia; weather
At l. NJ. partly Cioudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

ADDRESS ALI. cOMMUS-
ICATIOSS to The Times
Dispatch and not to In
dividunls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Rirtlmun0 Ulmr,S- pispatrh

T1lE TIMES THE DESPATCH
& Est 1883 Est. 1850
catered january %. 1905. at the Post office mt
Richmond. VA. sccopd-clRss matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
TELEPHONE: Randolph
I. Private Brnnch ~ :
change connecting with
all departments.

Is u y NC II % EEL { r. =:
Washington. lil6 New
York Avenue New Surk
city. Fifth Az emu e
Building; Chicnv". Peso
pies Gas building; Phil
mdciplia. Colonial Trust
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Up With the Times

-! 49, o.. u.
Title Of Hear Admiral Sims .i,rk.ss..
speech would indicate that it was an auto
biography.
Harvey has been ou,-Harveyeh and now
IT Is M 10 the ambassador to demonstrate
that literary man can make bigger fool Of
himself than a mere admiral.
\" chance for W. to win any goIGng honors
over in britain unless some one applies the
osler treatment To Old Ted RAY
with Petersburg wells spoutinE oil and
H"pew"Il catfish growing pearls it seems
about tim" for Richmond to drop another
raiSin in it's own brew
Charlie Chaplin picks Jack dempsey Ia win.
hut he should remember that Georges is not
going I" use Il custard-pie defense
IL hr"rr"of school buildings for Richmond
are 10" expensive. tn. conclusion must be
based On the ch"apn"ss of children.
Henry Ford, in reply to pr crafts snppli-
cation. may succeed in framing Legislation
mat VIII stop the use Of his ears ,ur i'm :
moral purposes" rut not If profanity ~, in :
!mcindtd among the immoralitics
Another froS, for the Georgia peach" crup
when the g. -. T.. prize hearty vas ridden
over r"mGhsnod by the lily-whitcs in the
national COMMITTEES.
IN proof OF chnas advancement Dr. Hsieh
says In" chinese are taking NJ the latest
dress STYLES IN America Wonder where h.
gets that advancement" stuff
Wheat crop is estimated at a3o 900 900
bushels. hit our anxiety viii not he aba,cd
until we learn about the corn