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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Faith in the Law

a y Astounding and abiding faith i'll the
Justice of the law and the adequacy of
The courts prevails in Richmond. 1t has
prevailed here throughout all the years OF
its history. and it has served to keep the
city's record clean. 1t prevails now even
at a time when minds have been intlamed
and hearts made sore by tho commission OF
a crime hcinous that even to speak OF it
makes the blood boil. Richmond will con-
tinue To he a law-abiding city. Faith in it's
courts is and will remain mistaken. Here
and there innammatory uttcrances have
been made. unwse counsel has been given
in the heat of just Indignation, but the
calm advice and wise leaderships of those
who have Richmond's best interests at heart
while demanding the utmost protection for
its citizens will determine the course of con-
duet in event the perpetrators of the deed
are captured rs they surely will be.
That this faith in justice legally admins
tered is dominant in Richmond was reflect
ed yesterday in the mass-mecting held in
Fulton. scene of the crime. Citizens gath
cred together there counseled GOODNESS and
delberation,' and ii may be regarded as
certain that those citizens. honest and law
abiding husbands and fathers. will set an
example in judgment that will do them and
their city credit even under heart-rending
In their determination to bring the Crimi-
mails to the bar of the law the white citizens
are Joined by the negroes who NJ q mass
meeting. also held in Fulton. deplored the
crime that has been committed and prom
isede every aid within their power to bring
the guilty persons TO justice. With both
races working toward the same end there
should be no more covert hints of trouble
OF that sort from which Richmond has been
peculiarly free.
The Times Dispatch again as it did in
these columns yesterday urges that the po
lice force be enlarged Immediately to meet
the emergency of the present crime wave
of which the Fulton outrage is the most
horrible incident and il joins with the Full
ton citizens In demanding that the authori-
ties take adequate steps to stamp out law
lcSSncsS. 1t is an open secret. Of course.
that ample precautions have been taken TO
meet any sudden emergency OF any kind but
such conditions as exist today. with scores
OF burgalieS committed within The last
few days and new ones added to the list al
most nightly. require measures OF a more
permanent character. 1t may take weeks
but until this crime orgy is terminated tho
police force should he strengthened to pro-
portions sufficient not only TO prevent crime
but to scrouge the criminals from the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
cost OF wnr 10 United s,u,.,

Subscriber. Ashla nh.--rhc net cost
Of the war to the American govern
ment is hx"d hy Secretary Houston
ut s2i0l0. 0O0.0NG. This. he SAYS. rep
rcscnts the adjusted expenditure OF
the Treasury. cxc!uding all ontlays
which had no relation 10 the actual
prosecutions IF the war during the
period from April q. laiI. To .Innc 80
1920. which covered the extremes Of
the governments wartime fiscal op-
erations." Total expenditures by the
government during the period cover
cd. excepting postal disbursements
from postal revenues, were S3S,S3O.-
Sl2.S91. tn" Treasury figures showed
ot this amount Sl6.0TS.S4i.097 was
obtained in taxes and revenues from
sources other than borrowed money.
Nr. Houston said that n deduction OF
s?.523,G0o.tGn. the amount loaned 10
foreign governments. should he made
from the grand total. since these
loans world he repaid. and conso-
1ucnt : could not bc charged MS an
ac.'ai expenditure. The Secretary
made other Deductions aggrccatinT
about 10000. 900. which hc said
rcnrc9cntcd tn" eScess COS, OF GOV
crnmcnt operations for the three
years and ihrr" months over what
they would have been in normal
times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
DR.. Bowie Remains in Richmond

IT is gratifying tn know that DR.. w. Rus
sell Bowie rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, will remain in Richmond. That de-
cision. made known to his congregation AT
the Sunday morning service, was made only
after long and earnest consideration of the
field Of service offered to DR.. Bowie if he
remained in Richmond, and the one opened
up 10 him in a Northwestern city. THAT his
decision was favorable to the local field, is
an earnest Of an enlarged work on the part
OF his church, from which the whole city
Will benefit The Times-Di Dispatch. in com
mon with citizens of every religious afiilia-
ton and those of none. hoped that Or. Bowie
"on!d feel that his lab0rs here had not been
completed, and now that his decision is
made. il bespeaks for him in his work that
sympathetic cooperation on the part OF
Richmond generally that will make his lead
crShip even more fruitful than il has been
in the past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
100000 EMPLOYEES BALLOT
on PROPOSED WALKOUT
Workers IN Packing Industry OF II. g.
Want wage Increase md BETTER
Working Hours

CHICAGO. March l3.-With more
than 100000 employees in the packing
Industry in all parts OF the country
balloting on proposed strike. wage
decreases amounting to IL 1-2 and Is
per cent. together with n rcadjust-
mcnt OF working hours, which were
announced last week. Will go into eff
feet tomorrow.
Both the packers and union officials
Yesterday agreed TO meet James ID.
Davis. Secretary of Labor, who Offer
ed his service IS mediator In the hone
OF avcrting Il strike. Tonight repre-
scntativos OF both sides said that
there was little prospect OF an agree
mont at the proposed conference.
Union leaders pointed out that the
packers In agreeing TO send two rep
resentatives to Washington, had said
that I'VE assume that the Justice and
necessity OF wage cuts Will not he
al issue. Nor can there Justly he an
Issue on the matter of hours" Ac-
cording to rcprese atives of the men.
this left nothing to be discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

,.,,,.t,vnNY. Randolph
Private Branch Pa
change connecting WIN
all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
The Poets Corner

The Spring.
I have n JOY within my soul,
Just why. cannot tell:
I only know 'tis there to stay.
And makcth all things we'll
Let come what will of good or Ill,
Let things seem right or wrong.
This living spring with rythmic
swing
Breaks forth in joyous song.
And 81 / question, wherefore. why or
how
When days are long
II whispers as IL bubbles up
work. walt and heed my song;
And right will conquer wrong.
When all Is done. Love will have won:
work. wait. twill not be long"
Richmond. Va. March Q, 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
A Minister Richmond Loved

ID 1PE in years and blessed with tho love
- of people 10 whom his life had been
"a benediction, itep. john CALVIN Stewart
sipastor-emcritus OF Grace Covenant prc7sby.
steTian Church, has passed beyond the NOR
stal ken OF Richmond htt not beyond the
SrerereDt and afert:onntc memory that will
ahe his SO Icing one who knew him shall
sItYe, Few ministers WIN have lahornd in
Richmond have been so widely and deeply
beloved His rnin!strations knew no church
sSiy demsrcation He knew no creed, no race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
The Wheel.

The Crisis is passed
me Country is hauled back from the Verge
Business is saved. National Credit Is Res
cucd.
Again the stars aud Stripes waye unsulicd.
the Eagle Screams
And thank the gods it'll be four years be-
iore we iind ourselves in another state OF ma
tiohal bankruptcy requiring strong hsures
and strong men.
fhus goeth the Republic. ever turning like a
wheel from misfortune 10 misfortune. each
calnmitous situation timed to the precise mo-
men, Of political hunger
Wonderful! Stupendous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Ouch,

The scedy hut homes; person entered the
second hand clothing store and accosted the
proprietor.
Last Tuesday" he said, Il bought q sec
hand suit here. and"
Nothing doing. shouted the proprietor
You examined the sui, aud paid your money
the deals closed" And with ungcntlc hands
he pushed the Person into the street
oh very WE'LL sa i'll the Person. waving a
'w"ni%-dol!a- hul in the dealers face. II
Just wanted to give you back this thing that
FOUND in one Of the pockets
Moral: Give Guy a Chance and Hold Your
Faith in Miracles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Farming.

There are three essentials for farming:
!. y farm.
>. Some farm hands.
!. y profitable market
In the absence OF these three tackled
chickens on our river place. and found:
]. That iacubators do not make good
mothers.
= That breeders are conducive to insomnia
j. That chicks die awfuliy fast considering
their opportunities
;" now We have turned our mind to building
end renting bungalows. which only requires
!. Cheap lumber ana labor
.. Tenants.
so we have decided to jump IN the river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
WILDCATTING" Is THRIVING
IN MISSISSIPPI, is REPORT
Manufacture Of Illicit whisky Ii
Growing business, Say Revenue
Ompera

JACKSON. MISS. March IA
"Wildcatting.' the manufacturer of
illicit whisky. is thriving In MissIs-
siDpi. according to reports reaching
rs they may. the revenue mon cam
not keen down the manufacture of
Illicit whisky.
1t is pointed out that the force
OF men on tho ground in this State
Is not large enough ~ copc>with the
evil, IT Is said what passes for
whisky is being sold at n price or
from Sc to- SIS per quart. although
IL may cost only from so cents to ST
to mnnufacturc. the purchaser. nay
ing for risk taken ny either distiIler
and middlcman Before the product
reaches the ultimate consumer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Health Talks by DIR. Brady
tcopyrIEht 1921. National Newspaper service,
AuTOHoYOGRAPIfY.

standard authors. that is to say. writer's who
'o"."se VINO ana whom. usually insert
preface in the beginning of the book apolo-
Ectic in spirit and rather nctitiou I'm char
acter for the preface is obviously writ,,p ,rtcr
the BOOK has been finished | wanted TO nut n
ei"e' III me Autobiography OF a Baby"
u' .''"fr put ms foot down the idea. re-
''inut"S me that babies should he soon anil
not heard also wanted tn call Tim, ,,,;dor
chort AutoeabyoEraphy," for had a, eve TO
"e iu'"tr' put father put his other foot down
on ms idea So. all in all. consol.d myself
with the reflection that dad Is not ccntincdr
and went on with my work
am Old enough now to be heard 4, seven
"" mas convictions as well as the rnepslcs
t"''che' Yet do not care to ignore
iather's suggestions quite altogether So I
i'stcntd to dads objections to a preface and
compromised with him by callinp his nr.l,m
' ''ik proem. Nand I'll bet not one read
-. twenty would have had the faintest con-
pen "hat proem might lie ii We hadn't
"hered TINS one without extra charge IN ,.u
the truth. dad and ran across .hc wo,a ,,onr,
oE accident while browsing in webster com
mon ~
NOV mat he is aid enough to understand
me author OF The AutohioErnphy of :, n,bv"
reels little ashamed of the crcc mn, ,,,i,,,,o.,
use ne made OF the first personal pronnur
"o"' 'hat narrative. At least he ;hinke
m ets 'nAl way. and yet. in discussing the
matter with dad. he holds that the h,n.st
'e""er should he less panied by the frequent
repetition of such expressions as ~ hone, and
ma than by such weak substitutes as
nopeo and one finds BE that AS /,
aH' Au'oooSography" will be kept as i'm
personal as father can keen IL
since hygiene. habits and education .r al
concerned with the health OF tho child some
% the following chapters Will necessarily
'o"ch upon things other than persor,l nv
80. 'housn in the briefcst possible way
with due regard for pract:c,hiIi,, ,,,,
ana nave but aim in collobor,tinr IN
MS WorN--to help other fellows along in life
"""k'hs you one and all. as the hero saws
" o"ciuuin. his curtain speech at tho end
your kind attention and for vour cn-,t,
proFai of The Autobiography Of a BABY, 90.
WI now present our attempt at solution of
mat enigma. the boy. tTo be contlnurdl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar
AcADEMY-Kcith vaudeville.

Keith vaudeville.
EILOU-Hopc Hampton, In "'rhe
Bait"
BLrEBlRD-IIarry Carey. In
Hearts Up"
RROA DwAY-Cath, rinc Calvert.
in Dead Men Tell No rales."
lSiS-hgncs Ayers. IN Forbid
den Fruit"
LYRIC Mack Srnnctt's "A Sinai
Town Idol" with Ben Turp.n.
The Frontier OF stars
rem Eddie Polo. in King OF
the Circus"
NICToH-Charlic Chaplin. ia
The Kid"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Cinema Programs
"Sn,nII Town Idol.

"a small Town Idol" one OF the
Tow productions Mack Scnnctt has
made in siS-recl productions. comes
10 IN" Lyric Theatre today beginning
an engagement limited 10 one week
With practically every member Of
Els ali-star aggregation OF funny folk
enrolled in congcnial part. there is
assurance that ~ Small Town Idol"
VIII more than make good in the die
tinEuishcd presence Of It's Sennctt
predecessors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

Fritz SchcT. divorced again says her hns
band was charming when sober. Nc
W." haven't his address but perhaps FRITZ
Will give IL you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
IIIsfmrIrnI AIIu.inn.

The whole trouble with Nero was that he
was hard Of hearing.
Tic was 50 cGotistical that he couldn't sneak
OF "a second person.
He had disease that is common to famous
mushrooms
Every time he heard the Christians singing
heihou@ht they Were saying Nero my god TO
Thee"
lie was the I'rimo Monkey of all times and
he has been copied NOR. by Little Giants ,har
any other Notorious Person
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Name of IIOor.

Subscriber. pctcrs!urr-Accordi
TO the weight OF authority. the name
seems to have ,dcv"ionca from the
ing though. OF stud The changes
rung on the oricIna! stem include
llnEn. fIozg. Hodge, Hoe. Kick.
iT!citie. HoGr. HnGuc. etc Winiam
anderson - authority for the state
mrnt that iIngE docs not mean a pig
or SOW, nat n lamb 81 year old, and
.hAt Tho nam. !s peculiarly Scotch
william Arthur says HoaE Is WEIGH,
and Thomas IIcGuc. who il mentioned
In who's who In America" was
originally named Hogs. but changed
his name to Hogue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
The TtIiIIrr,

Every now and then some one who wants 10
sell us something prove some;hin that
isn't true. whisks our lapel ani says earnestly:
TO he perfectly frank. old man or Now To
tell y"u the truth. Mister"
somehow. We always wonder why in thunder
such a boob tries hard to cn,phasixe his
hh"iinHl m"ndscity by pnmins our attention TO
the rNe. ~ ional instance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

no rich nor poor. when he could be OF serv-
ice TO his fellow man. His whole life was
an eXempiiiication OF the Christ-love which
he preached. and Richmond is Il better city
today because he lived anu labored aud
served his Master here. We. who knew
him and loved him, know that is the endur-
ing monument which would have brought
most joy to his heart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding nimost my
tonic. executing ON legal nna u1eli-
cni subjects. nrc answered free. AZ
all Inquiries rre answered directly
b. pers0nnl letter, n seIf-nLdrcsxed
ktampcd envelope * required ad.
drrAs Tho Iimcs-DisRntch Informn-
ti"n bureau. KIcbmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

&cpBtlsnED every day in The ,ent NJ 10 r i1"."
sgp Tentht. Street, Richmond. Na. b5 Al" A"
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Real Thriller at nrondway.

y Unlike most films. the big thrill Of
Dead Men Tell No Tales" which
VII! be shown at broadway Thcater
all inns week. comes at the beginning
III is the burning and blowing up OF
n ship at sea. Hundreds Of cxtra
players were used to mako the spec
tnclc rcalistiy. Many OF them chung
10 the boat almost to tho minute OF
explosion The effect il enthralling.
The story that follows the explosion
is exciting. battling and mystifying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

'rict II may be that at least two more dis.
tricts may be made little closer bu, that
would not he an evil. 1t would certainly maxi.
p"N'ics ii'tie more interesting and would
nave tendency in the close districts at INST
and indeed throughout the stat. To keen Tho
Democrats on their good behavior"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Spectacular ERE scene.

One OF the most spectacular fire
scenes ever filmed in motion pic
,urc studio WAS staged in New York
when The Frontier OF the stars" was
made. This Paramount picture will
be the attraction at the Odcon
Iheatcr today and tomorrow with
Thomas MciGhan. the star. in the
role of a Eangstcr Of the Bowery.
For the fire scenes sets which
exactly duplicated a street In lower
Manhattan. near the Broolivn Bride e
were built. and then three days we: e
spent burning them up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Hone Iinn,pton Film s,,r.

FODt ItIInptOn, a Texas beauty who
won $4,000 prize in beauty con-
test in New Orleans. is the Etar OF
Maurice Tourneurs new Paramount
production OF The Bait" which will
be displayed at the Bijou Theater
three days. II is an exceptionally
dramatic story Of master crook VINO
operates in this country and abroad
and who is brought 10 book in cir
cumstanccH that thrill IT is n picture
Of unusual power.
His Fiery Beat" Sunshine COM
cry. les added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
"1'I,c KID" Agnin

Charlie Chaplin as the foster father
10 two weeks old baby, II took
the comedian himself 10 Imagine play
ing such role and from IL ne wrote
one Of the most iudicrouS and fun
made for the screen IL Is entitled
The KID" and under the hcsIgna-
ton First Nationals six reels of Joy.
VIII he the attraction at the Victory
Thcatcr tOhaN and Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Questions md Answer,

,,;, Appropriations recommend some
ming which will safely remov. s,,rarc,.
mar from the face. q. o. ID
Nns"eF'--Fhere is nothing you can ms.
""i'N ~ more satisfactory than n safetv raznr
,,r! razor. II YOU wish to have the
'"'r destroyed. the electric needle I'm ,b, b,n,,.
" Z" physician who does such work &c ,h
my Nhown agent. All preparations purnor,
ing l" destroy supernuous hair are soIvon,.
more or less Irritating. and in no way nreror'
able To the razor " ''''
Blood Tcst--Can the fa,hcrhood
400" OF child bc established by n HOOD ,..,
" S"" advise man forty years old >,
40 'h' muscle Of the right eve en-, ia c,,
'o'Smfs or cross eye? CIV. l.. Q)
NO blood test viii, determine ma,
rentase. Often slight musc,od;,,d,nn n
anon IS necessary for the correction Of eros.
eye ~ cross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Fine Phutorrnph.

Excellent photograph by Alvin
Wyckon and Alvin .,,russ distin-
cuisines Cecil - DeMnc's superb
iamamount picture. '.Forbiddcn
Fruit which comes to the IsI6
Theatcr today Agnes Ayrcs. Clar-
encc Burton. Theodore Roberts and
kathlyn Williams. We'll known screen
players. are in the cast,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
"Ucnrta Ip!v

Colorful glvmpscs OF San Fran
cisco night life furnish an interest
ing ckGround for some OF the most
dramatic scenes for Hearts Up"'
which Will he seen today and Tues
day at the Blnebird Theater. The
Carey in 81 new kind OF n role and
ia r"c ,r'l"d az one Of the most enter
tanning nhn:odramas OF the year. The
cast is popular and Includes M'gnOn-
nc Golden. Frank Brentwood, Charles
IeMoync and Arthur Millett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

Heroes. all five of them. Soldiers
as gallant as if they had yielded ND
their lives under the colors on wars
battlefield these fremen made the
supreme sacrifice yesterday i'm the
service of Richmond, and Richmond
pauses in its grief and bows its head
III mute respect to their memory.
& Their names will be enrolled ON the
tablet that is the city's heart, among
those of thousands of others of its
faithful sons who in peace and in war
With service to humanity their watch
word, have gone forth 10 fight its bat
ties and have been borne back ON
their shields.
The five firemen who persisted
yesterday in their losing conflict
with the flames which reduced
the Jur@ens store to ashes, and
sent six persons to the hos
pitfalls, are heyo1fI any human aid
Richmond can do nothing for thcm
now. 1t can only nav SOLEMN ana
fitting tribute to their courageous de-
yoaen to duty. What form thar trih-
ute shall take has not vet been deter
mined, but ii is suggested hcre-jf il
shall meet with The approval Of their
survivors they he accoraad .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Eddie Polo Mt Rex.

The King of the Circus featuring
Eddie Folio, will be the attraction at
has been attracting considerable ct
tontion here for some time and 80
usual large crowds are expected at
III" thcater this afternoon and to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. 8. Weather Bureau,
Local Temperature Yesterday

N ~. NSiu pcfItuft Observation-Disclosures.
MnNnun temperature TO s p NJ. !
Mlhliiun temperature TO s T. MI &
Mchh icinnerature Yesterday .... 6
Sonnal tennpcraturc Tor this date. 4
Excess since March 1 . ~
EXCESS since January .,,........... 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
After n While.

storm clouds are brewing: skies suIlen gray
hu' after while. dear. after while
Inc smile OF sunbeam will drive it away
wonderful, wonderful smile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

an" with ali that. there is evidence tina,
AnanIas fshcd.
In these days of, explanation there are many
mental acrobats.
Ihe meanest man Earth kicked Il dog
vi twelve men on a jury. eleven fools.
creditor in tears is not to be cnvicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

After while, when the weeping has passed
men comes the joy. dear. rich JOY aud pure!
sunny DAYS seems all the brighter at last
FOR the storms have had To endure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14
Up With the Times
III H. a. IA

Now that beer is coming bac;<. even on a re-
Stric'cd market. there are any number OF
cities that willing to he made famous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

Rainiail !? hours ending r. None
bba anntn: y hours ending l.. NJ. t5
itcnclchcy since March .............. 10
Excess sine" January ................ liz
Local. phscrvvttons Mt 3 T.. NJ. Yesterday
Una dircction. east; wind velocity, 8;
weather a. l.. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-14

Very inconsijerate for thieves TO sell Lib
er'y bonds below market figures and thus de-
press The pricc. Competing with the govern
men;, 1, would Seem