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Ford Putting II over"

~NCE upon a time-that being tho ti,ne.
" honored formula for opening All lnirv
stories = Henry Ford promised that ho
would have our boys out OF the trenches -
Christmas. 1t didn't matter to hin, !. ~,
whole world wa at war--ho woi,ld So, 1,
in jiffy So he rugged up peace shin
and proceeded TO the other side An 70
member the fate OF that peace vessel bo,
lit was converted into 4 miniature harm
ground OF its own, and how Mr. rord cam,
back. leaving the boys in the trenches ,,,,,tI
the time when OF their own accord ~,
Ieaped out in pursuit OF the enemy
- But Henry Ford while pernan. 5is.r
pointed over the failure % his attcmr, ~
pacify mad world, was not darutal rs,
The not get more valuable adyc-t.i,a ~,
himself and the products OF his f,c,o-i,,
i out of that one little peace shin than M
8could have purchased legitimatelv win an
y his millions? Henry Ford know. th,, 4,
pays to advertise and he also know. 49,,
TO avoid stepping up To the countcs yi,ar,
the gentlemanly ad clerk measures IN I..
Espubitcity at so much per agate line Tn,
:speace voyage was the cheapest publicin
Champaign in which he had engaged n, -
that time. and his profits would have mr.
!; chased feet OF propaganda ships.
Encouraged and enlightened by his ma
cidst campaign, he launched his campaip
for the United States Senate. Again h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
News or flitv Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Nov II 1871,
The city Council yesterday passed the or
dinancc aDpropratinE to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad 100000 Of bonds with which to
build the tunnel under Church Hill
y very large meeting OF tho members and
pewholders of the Second Presbyterian Church
was held last night. at which resolutions we're
the pastor OF the church Or Hogc has re-
Gently been asked to become the pastor of the
FIRST Presbyterian Church Of Nashville Tenn
Governor Walker yesterday appointed tho
following notarics public: Francis j. Barnes,
for Charlotte County. and Samuel II. HALEY
for Fauquicr County.
The mercury In the thermometer stood at
30 yesterday morning ut sunrise. This is the
very lowest the mercury has fallen this sea-
The colorcd school lately taught at Ed
wards Hall in Manchester by Mrs Thorpe has
been suspended by TIM county supcrintcndent
of schools. This lady has been teaching for
somc months and has not had a hnlf n dozen
scholars. the negroes profcrrinE not to send
their children to school TO havint, them taught
by Virginia ladies gentlemen.
Married. on the 18Th instant. at Trinity
Methodist church. by Rev. G. w. rcthcrbridgc
Mr. John r. Acrcc and Miss Catherine J. GRAY
both Of Hcnrico County.
A. Talbot. OF this city. hns secured a patent
for n thimblc for making attachments to
steam boilers.
The Virginia. Methodist Conference held Its
meeting yesterday. and Will for the remainder
or tho annual meeting. In 1.-THE Court street
baptist Church. Tho McthodiaL t,ts,,rch In TINT
town In too small to hold the conference and
tho congregation attending and the RnptIst
brethren invited their Moihodiat brothron to
come over and tnkc DoDscsrion" OF their
church building.
90 1890 -
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failed TO reach his objective, but again ho
was presented with thousands of columns OF
space by the nations press, for, while his
candidacy ended quite appropriately. i'm q
hivver, 1t brought out the NewDerry scandal
and contest which still is receiving unlimited
space III tho public prints. With such
foundation of publicity laid lie proceeded
!" attempt the purchase OF the governments
Muscle Shoals property. Hero, perhaps.
there was real business sagacity i'm his
eher 10 take over plant in which the gov
erhmcht had invested many millions of dol
iars. ana 1t is still n matter of debate as
10 whether or not his proposition is sound
POSSIBLY he may get the plant, but whether
he docs or not, it has kept his name on the
front pages of American newspapers.
Thus. succeeding step by step in focusing
the public spotlight upon himself. he now
lays the capstonc on his publicity pyramid,
and again he gets away with it. Today,
newspapers OF the world are dcvoting thou
sands OF columns of space to his announce
mcnt that he is prepared to purchase the
navies of all the nations and to convert
them forthwith into plowshares. pruning
hooks. tractors, tivvers or whatever else
may be made out or metal and contribute
to the domestic happiness Of the worlds
assorted peoples. Mr.. Fords offer will
hardly be taken seriously. He may be-
ileve that he could finance the deal, and in
view of some Of the immensely successful
things he has done there plenty of peo-
pie who will believe him capable of It, In
the end while he will have furnished a
Sorio-comic topic for the days conversations
lie will not have tho worlds armamcnts for
reworkins in his Detroit plants. But he will
nave had-and here is the real desideratum
-huh0icds OF thousands OF dollars worth
oil fresh publicity and from it's nroGtS In
should be able to build several more addi-
tons to his factories. Mr.. Ford has been
called illiterate and an ignoramus, but in
tho art of putting it over" on the public
the late =. T. Barnum, by comparison. was
the veriest amateur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Thc IkIlnaplng of KntLe O.IInrc.
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER

News Item: Mrs. Kate OEare. Socialist
writer ana term server for seditious utter
anccs. kidnapped by "a party Of mon.)
OF news of Importance fair shook us awake.
And n howl from the desk stirred the somno-
lent air:
Hold the presses! They're kidnapping Katie
O'Hure!"
And I'll never forget. if live till die.
What Il shock WAS contained in the Editor s
cry
And 1T echoed. rcboundcd, n message OF Fato
They're kidnapping Katie O'1Iare!
oh, why did they take her. and WHERE?
I've heard Of them taking hot stoves and
tho like,
You never know where despcradoes may
strike;
But who ever heard Of n man who would
hike
On n kidnap of Katie O'IIare2
Who would grab Mrs Katie o1Iareg"
When War declared, when the Titanic
sank
When the Boches were mashed by n frog
eatcr's tank.
When the armIstcc camc--all these things
made stir
But Katie oIiarc! who would mIzzlc with
her?
You might get us NIL stcwcd with prize
fight like that
When the hero of France bit hole in tho
mat.
But I never have seen anything to COM
With the fuss when they swiped Mrs. Katie
O'IIare!
-Four columns. front fudge-hurry there!
Mr.. Jones, write four column flare!
Throw anything out! If I've any acumcn
This yarn is intensely. decidedly hui
Any mans got nerve who would kid
nap woman,
Who'd dare
To tackle q girl named .O'Harcr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Legion Organized I'm tn,a.

7. g. s. New Mnrkct--Thc American
Legion originated In two meetings OF
soldiers sailors and marines. ono at
Paris. March IL. 1919, and another Mt
st Louis. Nav 9. . and 10, 1919.
Tho Constitution reads:
For God and count-v we associate
together for the following PURPOSES
30 upbuid ana defend the Cons'itu-
ton Of tho United states of America
To maintain law and order: to foster
and pcrpctuato n foo per cent Ameri-
canism; to preserve the memories and
Incidents OF our association I'm the
great war. 70 incuicatc n sense of In :
hividmni ALLEGATION to the community.
state and nation: to combat the au-
tocracy Of both the classes and the
maases; to make right tho master of
slpht: TO promote ncace and good will
on earth: to safeguard and transmit
to poaterIty the principles of Justice,
freedom and democracy: to consecrate
and sanctify our cpmradeship by our
devotion to mutual helpfuiness."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Tho purpose or the Appendix.

recent furry OF queries concerning tho
purpose OF the appendix vcrmiformis In tho
human economy suggests that this dependable
Indicator is still fumciioninE. although. like the
summoninS OF trained nurse. Il Is no longer
n feature OF tho society column The only
person who boasts about the extraordinary
features of the appendix nowadays is tho one
who carries the organ preserved In gcrmicidal
serum In n hCrmCticaliy sealed ncrtnp,,,
cavity.
When. or il. God endowed tho highest i'm
some ways members OF His mammals with
IN appendix no doubt He had an nscrutnble
reason for comforting this boon. but being
inscrutabic. the reason has never been faith
omed by any OF the mammals although som,
members OF the hnned vcrtcbratcs known AZ
sharks purport to have scrutinIzed tho in
scruthoic: they assure us the appendix is tho
on can Of the aiin.ntary machine ami many
piscatorials commonly called suckers or Won
will pardon the crudity), accent this notion
ms perfectly plausible.
The appendix. however. Ia n hugo ra,,urc
as an oil can In fact, I don't believe tb.
creator intended il for any such purpose for
IL lie had He would have placed il in 4 moro
Hr"''e,c position to function. Imagine an
""'ohoollc engineer placing the oiliur sys.
tom on a little trailer to be dragged o,tor ~
car. And imagine him equippinE the hing
WIN IN OH tank or reservoir holding ono-nftb
o' tsaspo"nfni Of OIL No. with many thou
SINUS OF other fortunntcs who have sacri-
- ''"s systems, I'll tell the world
mere hothinG TO 1t. The old alimentarv ma,
, , uoes much better without this alleged
t"o' ''"''r IMAM ever II did when tho amman.
VIZ was on the job. 1t must he that some
''u'o'es WORK better without oiling
Is appendicitis more frequent nowadays than
II was nifty years ago. is II merely more
frequently diagnosed. or Ia II more widely adj
vertised" The answer to this is YES II Go
W" nave better newspapers and better com
Enumeration. better physicians and more intel
hEent patients. and less wholesome food
habits.
Less wholesome is just right Refined white
nour bread Is less wholesome than Graham
""o'e wheat hour bread. Together with
"t"er modern evils OF tho dict II probablv
offers the conditions and environment ,.bich
FAVOR bacterial Infection OF the appcndIx
bacteral infection is the cause OF Appendix
Gus as certainly 1t is the cause OF ton.
siiiitis or diphthcria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
JuIncs HUT.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. lG.-Jamcs
Dntt' Tor twcnty-threc years Il MEM
Der OF the Norfolk Fire Department.
died suddenly while on duty today.
rev minutes before that time he
appeared I'm good health. The death
%! MI Hutt was announced to the
''ty Few minutes later by the tollinr
Of me big bell on top of police head
quarters. Mr.. Butt was CT years OF
age and is survived by his widow.
lhrce sons. William, Herman and
So"thSate Butt. and four daughters.
MIS-. l-ottic Caffcc. Mrs. Pansy Carfee
ana Miss BESSIE Butt. of this citv
ana Mrs. Traylor, OF Emporia. Va.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Joseph A, l'uIlcr,

The funeral OF Joseph A. Fuller.
who died Tuesday afternoon. will be
held from his late residence, 2JVS
Floyd Avenue. today 1T l2 O'Clock,
noon, and intcrmcnt Will he in Holly
wood. II Is requested that no flowers
be sent.
Mir Puller was native OF Caroline
County. but had lived In Richmond
and been connected with the Rich
mond Transfer Company for thirty.
years. He is survived by two sistc~s.
Mrs. Edwin WORKMAN and Miss Ruth
Fuller: two nieces. Mrs. Joseph r.
Kidd and Miss Madge 7. Sattcrwhi;c.
and one nephew. Edwin Wortham. Ir.
MIR. Fuller was highly esteemed o.
all who knew him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
DEPRECIATION OF MARK
HURTS FOREIGN CREDITS
Federal Reserve Board Dis.
cnsscs Preparations Pay.
ments' Situation.
LILY Assoclntcd prcss 4

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1Gpo
'on u the German mark Will mako
'ii"c"it tho establishment OF hal.
ances in foreign countries for ,
purpose OF PREPARATIONS payment.
cording to Il study OF the si,u,,,a,
ISSUED tonight by the Federal no.
serve Board.
mere Is. the board said, "a move.
'heht Ut present among the G.ru,
INDUSTRIAL groups looking toward -,
creation OF foreign credits on ,roi.
part 10 bc turned over tn tho 90,
man government for rcparation INV
mcnts. i"g-
shifting Vniue OF Marks.
h"' IN view of the present denrc-
,m 49," oi 'ernan marks, II seems I'M
''at large iundA can be raI,.1
VA foreign Investments markers ANY,,
that the domestic marI,ct v,ii an"
l" NC drawn on more heavily M,
mas been the case in the pa.i 49,.
years" ''t 'htee
mic tho total paid on reparatiorv
"'nouhts 10 only 5.SOO,OOU.O0U mari,
or hhout Sl,aa3.0 600. the board cnn
tihucd. the Decentralization r..,,,,I.,..
from the transfer OF that sum ha[,
~" very great, mainly because II
80. 49, not on gold. but a paper cur
ena p"sls. Payment OF the equal a..
$500, 100000 gold marks. IN. hoe,
ahur" requires an amount %. poner
,nhrkS enormous but hard 10 caIcu.
ih'e. because of the shifting v.,u,
OF tho paper mark
SLOWLY Return to Normal
although the terms Of rcunr,,io :.
inc board said. can not be held en-
urn'E responsible for the inna,io,
poi'cy OF the German government, 81
mas hecn one Of the importan, single
iactora ia the situation.
During the past ycnr wbI. -,
United states ana England ana Cor
tam other Industrial countries b.vn
Dcch slowly returning to :, NAN,
soid basis of prices. the reverse has
'nr case with Germany a, pres
cht enjoying great industrial ac,ivi,,-
"hiic her creditors are surfcrip fro,'
severe industrial depression.
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TO FORCE PAYMENT
OF MOTHERS PENSIONS
SHIFTS Are to lie started I'm Every
County In State OF TcnncNscr-tct
Passed Legislature April .. 1917.
EEv Associated Press !

Nv Associated Press
NASHVILLE, TENN" Nov To-
Legal action was started here today
TO force payment OF mothers pensions
By every county in Tennessee.
Representing several claimants, two
local attorneys fled a hin in Chan
Gerry Court here asking a writ az
alternative mandamus directing the
Davidson County Court to enter APP
pearancc December 5, and answer
why II is not carrying out the re-
Quiremcnts of the mothers pension
law passed 10y the Tennessee LeGis-
laturc April Z, 1912.
The bill AYERS that the law requires
every county to levy n tax for moth
crs' pensions. or 10 make an appro
priation for the same purpose.
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W. l.. MARSHALL DIES
IN CHATTANOOGA, TENN
Was ut One Time Supervisor OF Con
ntruction Work for q. & o. Itntt-
way. Qnd ResII~1T TJrrr

way, and Resided Here.
News was received here last night
or tho Ceath In Chattanooga, Tenn
Yesterday afternoon ut 8 o'clock OF
w. l.. (Garrie) Marshall, a former
resident OF Richmond. Mr.. Marshall
was civil engineer. At the time
OF his death he was I'm tho employ OF
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
supervising construction work. The
body Will reach Richmond tomorrow.
according to a telegram from his
widow. 1t Is not known yet whether
interment will be here.
Mr.. Marshall was tho son OF the
late Judge Hunter Marshall. who was
at one time judge OF tho County Court
OF Charlotte, and at another time In
his career counsel for the Southern
Railway. He is survived by his
widow. who was Miss Helen Ncsbitt.
and by ono son. Charles l.. MARSHALL.
of Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
MILITANT MOVEMENT
URGED BY METIIODISTS
Worldwide Campaign for Christians
ny Gated far by General Con-
ference AT Detroit.
ny Associated rrcss.I

DETROIT, Nov. lG.--Appcals for a
Worldwide militant campaign in be-
half Of Christianity were issued here
today before the general conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church by
speakers representing each of the five
great continents.
The appeals merged in single call
intended to bring what was described
as the most extensive religious move
mcnt in the history of Mcthodism.
Speakers stressed the Importance OF
greater facilities for carrying on
work of missionaries In Africa. Asia,
Europe and South America, and for
extending the work In North America.
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prIvntc =. q. ZONES uurIcd.

The body of Private Samuel q
Jones, son of Mrs. ID. d. Jones. OF
1871 Nenable Street, was inferred In
lakewood Cemetery yesterday after
noon. following services conducted In
his respect in Bliley's funeral parlurs.
Comrades who served overseas with
Private Jones acted as active and
honorary pallbcarcrs. and a military
salute was fired over the grave by a
firing squad, under command OF Cap
tain Henry G. Dickcrson. Besides his
mother. he Is survived by two sisters.
Mrs G. j. Burton and Mrs. G. -.
GnSSCr.
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j. W'inston Gentry.

j. Winston Gentry. .6s years Old,
died yesterday morning at his rest
dcncc, los North belmont Avenue.
Bcsidcs his wife. he in survived Ivy
one son. G. w. Gentry, OF Washing
ton. y. G.. and two daughters. Mrs.
J. Hcroert knight and Miss Winston
Gentry. Funeral arrangements had
not been completed last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Robert l.. Ipnnfn,,

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov 1G
-Robert l.. Ponton. aged 10. for
twenty years an engineer on tho
"ashington-M Monroe division of the
southern Hallway. Is dead after :,
long illness. He was u son OF W. II.
Ponton. Of this city. ana was born
at Sh!pman, Nelson County. He en-
tered the employ of the Southern nj
me age OF sixteen. Mr.. Ponton mar
req MISS Grace Lee. OF Alexandria.
Va, who died twelve Years ,po
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
I,nrfs nj AIrnIunn

]. s, MISUNDERSTANDING struts of
m airniane are the upright braces be
tween the upper and lower wings of Il
machine. They take the comprcssion
Of the truss frame of biplane or tri-
plane. Each wing Is divided into
truss sections with struts Fuscingc
means the body of machine The
cockpits. controls and gasoline tanks
arc usually carried in tho fusclage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Four Homes Bring ..I.ooo.

]. Caplon has sold to Robert p
Schilling four dwellings at 1909 to
23l5 Taylor street. for $4,000. and
Robert L. Schilling has sold to l. Can
I'm the property at 2lo7 Grove Ave-
nue. for $l2,50o. Deeds OF sale in both
transfers were recorded in Chanccry
Court yesterday.
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Mrs. Lena I,cfer.nn

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA NV ,s
Airs. Lena Nelson Peterson. wife of
:ihii PETERSON. is dead at her home
Just north of the city. after n three
days illness of pneumonia. Besides
her husband. she is survived by two
children. Miss Anna Jefferson and
Henry Peterson.
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CnmilIus u. Grimm

WINCHESTER. VA, Nov. 10
Camillns B. Grimm. aged 73. a promi-
nent contractor and Lutheran church
man. died suddenly OF heart disease
today. Surviving are a widow, form
crly Miss Rose B. Anderson. four
brothers and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Questions ana Answers.

Shiny Nose.-Piease repeat your prescrip-
ton for shiny greasy nose.-M. c.
Answer-Powdcr the nose In the day
time with zine stearatc compound. and mon
1t each morning with a bit of cotton
moistencd with this solution:
Resorcin Observation-Disclosures. rroins
io,ict water ................ | ounce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. long does II take for n
girls hair to grow out to It's natural Lengthy
On tho spur OF tho moment I had ms. hair
hobbed. and now | regret it, for I find am
In rather undesirable company ana my hair
seems 10 grow out very sowly-E H.
H"S"er-lt takes several years for a wo.
mans to grow out
ointment Of Rose Water-I find the ONT
mcnt OF rose water, which Won reconn,cnd,,,
Greshly made on order by tho nb,rm,c,s,I
IS absorbed by the skin after apply H. l.,
'nat correct. or should I wipe IL off after
appying?--MRS w J. L.
Hhswcr-It is intended to supply oil 10
me skin which is too dry harsh. DO
not wipe II off unless the skin seems OK.
ccssively oily If tho, l. ~ ,;.,:
such cream should be used
Chiid with Naricoso Vcins--plc,sc oayi.o
me wha, to do for my son III. has v,rt-
c'se veins ana two very bad sores result
rin haa, On is there any treatment which
WI neal ne sores? He is c. years old.
ana am So Please excuse moor wrI,in,, -.
MRS. S. D.
Answcr--Gcncrally complete res, in bed
with The leg elevated is the first essential
in healing varicosc ulcers In many cos.u
dressings of iluid yeast for several DAYS
VIII clean UP the ulcer ana put it in fair
condition to heal I cannot lay down any
directions applicable in All such cases. hut
'hey may all be made to heal except n very
Few cases, i'll which the cpithclioma Gone tyne
OF canccr) has developed in the site of tho nj
Ger tulccr. by the way. means any raw sur
face, any surface from which the skin is miss
ing) The chief difficulty is that victims. cx
pertinent with this that alleged healing
save 'housh no salvc or other applicat ion
deserves such a name. instead of placing
themselves under intelligent medical care
Copyright, National Newspaper SERVICE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. cxcrpiInE on legal and med
trni subjects. arc answered free. AZ
NIL Inquiries are answered directly
by personal letter, n sclf-nddreSsed,
stamps" envelope fs required. Adj
dress The Timrs-Dispatch Informn-
ton bureau, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Five pn,.enger. Hunt In wrcck.

SANDUSKY, OHIO, Nov. IB.--FIVo
passengers woro injured when IN
enstbound panBOnRor train on tho
Wheeling and Lnko Erlo Railrood ran
into a defective switch and toppled
over. near Clyde. Ohio. eighteen miles
southeast of hero, lato today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Enncrnl rhis ,Inrninx.

Funeral services for Michael j.
Burke Will he held in Sacred Heart
Cathedral. of which he was Il mem
Der. al 10 o'clock this morning
Burial Will be in Mount Calvary. He
was "a years OF ago and died Monday
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
NIother,, club a. NAL

a meeting of the Mothers Club OF
the Collegiate School for Girls will
be held In tho assembly room Of the
school, 1919 Monument Avenue. at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
New Fireman aunltaer,

Edgar A Whitman qualified as a
membor or the Fire Department be-
fore City Clerk Mcdowell yesterday.
lilo VIII enter upon his duties at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

The Charlotte observer reports tho nndinr
OF Il Union County man who SAW ono hang nE
In France. Durham has u who saw two
men hanged. but both OF them went to death
In accordanco with the order ot court mart Ial
aud for hcinous oNonScs which meritcu their
fatc.-Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

For the first time in twenty years the Ninth
Virginia District has gone Democratic and
IL the powers that be" at Washington aro
wise and in this and other election results
Of last week the Handwriting on the WALL
they will get busy in an earnest effort to fulGll
some OF their campaign pcdgcs.-Kinston Free
Trcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

the Confcdcravy irr thN hest ESSAY Tho
Confederate Navy the award being Que OF
the closing incidents ot the recent coaven ton
at st. I.oua North careiina women. Same
II. the North Caroitna Mon. arc not In tho
habit OF coming cut Of any surt OF contest
empty handed- Charlotte Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

Miwaukee's long line OF patients armed
with medicinal beer prescriptions. is reminis-
cent OF the old days in Richmond when the
line formed on the right and the police had
to preserve order among the enthusiastic con-
Falcsccnts who cravcd booze cure