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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
FAMOUS MUSICIANS
COMING TO RICHMOND
Grand oprrn Stars VIII lie Heard al
city uditorium During

Much interest is being shown in
the artists course Of nVv concerts to
IL" given this season at tho cts NGdi-
forum under the direction OF Mrs
Wilson-Gr"cnc, one OF tho most cNp.-
ricnccd concert managers ia this couu-
try. Mrs. Greene has been engaged
IN TINS worIS for II number of years
ana in that ;im. sh. has presented
more than "a hundred artists ANA uu-
SichI ORGANIZATIONS. including Tho i'm
morta! caruSo. Her work IS no: un-
known in Richmond. tor only last
year she gave local ~ ir lovers Fritz
krcislcr aud Gerald t'arrar. whll"
IA the nearby city of baltimore She
has been an important ngurc for
years. The wide ovrori"uc. and
strong financial backing which is be-
nina Ia" enterprise here Viii insure
iiv" delightful entertainments
The first OF thsc VIII hc on october
II. when Galli-ttirci sings hero ana
IA" -2thcr dates and attractions arc:
N"N"'nhrr Is. tn" metropolitan Op"rn
quartet. comprised Of Frances Nlda
carolina laz2ari Charles IIack"tt
and R"nato Hnn"il.. November @.
John McC"rmack. December 6. Louise
Homer. and january 80. the Eostou
symphony Orchestra. Tickets for tn"
series ar" now oH sale at tn. Cori.y
company. pa East Broad street. ana
tn" best locations are boin. taken
RAPIDLY. Tor tn" public realize. ina; II
seldom has the opportunity To hear
:" many famous artists in one season
ana under conditions 80 favorable
seats for individual concerts viii
not he placed on sale until Il few
days before each event and ,t,r-
chaS"rS VIII then not hay" the wid"
choic" II now available. Subscribers
VIII occupy the same seat sa, each
concert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
ASKS REORCANIZATION
OF DEMOCRATIC BODY
''h>s' of Virginia. Charges tpnth,
ON Pert or the NntIonni
Committee.
lHN United Ncwe !

ASiilNGTON. sent: 2l-Chairman
George White. Of the Democratic Nu-
t'"naI Committee. will h- in WASH
inEi"" TIA" end OF this week To con.
SIH"r IN" demands Of certain Demo.
craii' clements for an Immediate re.
organization Of the national COM
mitt'o
IN making these demands recently.
Pr'n"crn's Hike Senator Glass. Of Wiz
E!h!", and Jones. OF New Mexico.
complained that the national organ
.""tion, as nos functionlng. was no,
S'",l'htIy aggressive They pointed
|" th' TACT that. when the Ropubli-
can stht" convention in New Mexico
was held some weeks ago to soiec,
'"' senatorial Senator Bur
sum u r'rr"s cntatiyc OF the RcpuhlI-
can national Committee was on the
ground To- aid in organization work.
VA IN" other hand. they declared.
"h'h IN" democratic State Conven-
t'"" met no representative OF the
democratic National Committee was
on hiHd to assist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
DRIIISu DuNIiNIONS TO ASK
CONFERENCE REPRESENTATIVES,


LONDON. sept. 2i.-Govcrnmcnt Of
ncials who have held several conver-
sations during the week with o'ii-
cinls 81 The American Embassy re-
cnriinv the agcnda Of the Washing
ton conference. as submitted by tho
United States government, VIII form
70 decision regarding tho program
,nti! Lloyd George returns TO Lon
don from Gairloch.
Win tho Prcmicr's return. however.
definite conclusions may be looked
for.
The British diplomats are curious
concerning several points. First or
all. they want Ia know whether the
United States purposes I" dispose OF
all Pacinc problems before the opcn-
ing of the discussions on armament
limitations or whether the two
phases Of the conference vii! be taken
up simultaneously.
/, is believed here that the con-
ference should FIRST seek To establish
the basis for an agreement in tho
Far East lut il is pointed out that
the Hughes program does not indicate
which policy Will be followed.
This leads TO the suggestion that
the conference may he divided into
two sections. Thus, II the United
states. Great Britain, Japan and the
British dominions hold 4 preliminary
discussion Of the Pacific problems. the
conference could then take up the
broader task OF limitation OF arma-
mcntS.
Both from dominion and govern
mental sources come repeated SuS
gcstions Of the dcsirability OF direct
Colonial representation at Washing
ton, and il is hoped that the Amer'-
can government will find us way
clear to extend an invitation 10 an
Hritish dominions to send their per
sonrl representatives TO the confer
cncc. 1t is pointed out that sue
cossful solution Of the acme PROB
1--WE c,rpot In found unless there il
unity Of action by England and her
colonies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
ton. the reccnt report OF the Federal Civil
Service Commission is attracting wide at

ton the rcccnt report OF the Federal Civil
Service Commission is attracting wide at
tcption.
On August there were employed in gov
eminent positions about $4,000 persons as
compared with $4,000 at the beginning of
the year. The Topping on of these 20 900
represents To the government Il saving of
approximately $i5.00o,000. Should COM
parable reductions be effected during the
remaining months OF the year the curtal-
ment III this direction would represent a
significant item iii the budget commits
sioncr's economy program; but. unfortu
natcly, il is admitted that no further rcduc-
ton in clerical force can now be effected
and several departments have already shown
disposition to increase their personnel.
The public. it is true. never INDUCED
the expectation that the civil employee force
of the government could be reduced to its
prcwar level. The extension OF govern
mental functions as result of conditions
resulting from our participation i'll the war.
renders reduction to this level impossible
But the public does have the right to cX-
poet nearer compliance with campaign
promises IN this regard than has been
realized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
FRIEDRICH PROCLAIMS
W. HUNGARY REPUBLIC
In>urRcnt HUNGARIAN bands With
draw From HmrErniand, Reports
Declare.
lRy NssOcIatod rross.


VIENNA, sept Stephan Fried
rich. former Hungarian Premier, ar
rived at OcdcnburE, Burgcnland. on
Monday. and proclaimed West Hun
gary a republic i; j. declared by
newspapers here. Burgcnland was
recently IN the hands Of insurScnt
Hungarian bands. hut they were be
licvcd TO have WITHDRAWN. FOR the
most part as n result of representa-
lions by allied authorities. Assertion
IS made here. however, that these
bands have been, constantly rem
forced until their members are now
nearly 1000 in number. and II IL
said these men are 40 well armed ana
equipped that il is doubtful II TN"
Hungarian regular soldiers went I"
Dust them could he able to cope with
them.
Military forces commanded by
Friedrich are reported to be Assem- :
bling 1T StcinamanEcr. ana bcIier ~
expressed here that the Cariists an"
tho lcgitimists have Joined issue over
The BurEcnland question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
yanghnn and Good Roads

W in SUFFOLK today. General c. c.
Vaughan VIII be he nominee of tho Demo
Gratis OF he whirteth senatorial District 10
succeed Colonel j. Il. West about To be
elevated TO The lieutenant, governorship and
his nomination. Is equivalent 10 election over
any opposition the Republicans may be able
10 muster I'm November Ii the convention
is held it will be in the nature OF mere
futmality Z. II Williams. Of Isle OF Wight
Comfy. having withdrawn from the con
lest after concedns to General Vaughan a
Sufficient number OF delegates TO nominate
him on the initial ballot
Beyond The fact that General Vaughan is
an able and distinguished Vrginian who
deserves we'll at the hands OF his fellow
citizens, and will bc an acceptable successor
to Colonel West there is a Significance at
tachel to his nomination that VIII not be
overlooked and viii bring renewed encour
agement TO tht thousands OF men and
men who are determined TO bring to Nir-
GINA Al. era of GOOD roads. General Vaughan
is above an else good roads enthusiast He
has dreamed good roads. talked good roads
and fought for good roads for years. He is
now the president OF the Virginia Good
Roads Association, aud his campaign for "a
seat in the Senate has been made ON a
good road, platform. His victory means
that in the Senate he will have added on
gortunity 10 continue the strurrl" for The
elimination OF the states mud tax II is
in the General Assembly that the issue must
be decided during lis coming session ana
the new member from the Thirieth should
prove an aggress iye leader against whatever
forces OF reaction .W?nife;t themselves
The fac; Of ..l;ty.i-h Vaughans over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
"Hot stun" in the Pulpit

n III' 5.v.In,Ino,,, 80 :. --I3-,-, ~ ,,,.,r,.
I,,.;, .,umat >.,'... w., " " 90
,o,,,, I,n.,l c,r,,o,, ,,s,,r r
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npfs ~. ou,sid. wo,ld O, ,,o,sc. ,h,, ,hora
an arnr,ont ~, ,or.bi,,or, H. ,l,, ot,,.a,
tina, holas IN ~. p,pliro ,boo-,. -, .,,
cor.ti,,t,ns crar,t,a ,,oocbir, ~, ,L ns
mol -.For I da,a-,ni,,nd no, In ,,ro,, a,,
ming among Won sayn Josu. chris, ,rd
Him crucined"
!, e.or,, ia, H. g,, ,o.i ea
,h. sane,,ionpI fa. ,,,,,,.,a hi,,
.rgo hi. sermons yi,h .,ho, .,nfI., fora;,,,,
.n the lowly Nnzar.nn.s method NJ rayi,,in,
the suiri,u;L iu,,ul-. in mankind ar,, hriny,
inr Tho indiyidual into harmony vim ,bo
law Of progrossiye spiritual dcyoIonmnn,
In other word. his preaching apnn,r. 70
hayc.bccu cuincntly successful in ropulariz-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Exercise and Rest.

1t is difficult to estimate whether exercise
or rest docs the greater amount of harm or
good in health and disease. for each OF these
supreme remedies is capable OF doing so much
OF both
II is most h"wildcring thing the rcrver-
SHY of inva!tds in the matter Of exercise and
rest. Somh"w il seems that those who sorcly
need rest. such rs pcrsons with active tnbcr-
culosis. Splanchn"pt"sIs. uncompcrsatcG valvu-
lar disease. hypcrthyroidism, and the like
are k"'n about gaining strength through OK.
"rcisc" ana particularly fearful OF the bogv of
growing weak by remaining in bed" Ana
curiously enough, those who surcly nco, prom
crly regulated exercise. such as persons with
arrested heart diseases. hay-windnws uu,nin
toXicaiion. and moral ancmia prefer to TAX"
"A good blood tonic" or monkey with some
KIN" "i vibrator which purports to rub II IN.
or dcludc themselves tina, driving nivvcr
is exercise. These people are all of one class
--sit;crs.
From seven TO ton hours on. OF every TWEEN
tyfour or should be devoted TO complete
rest 10y every adult who desires To enjoy
good health. Ru' scarcely onc-third or us
know what complete rest means for when
do 20 To bed night. il is To spend :,
good share az tho night twisting and turn.
Ing In the vain cndcavor to find a rcs.ful
position in bod that docsn', fit us. Strange
ii is. how rroul" with enough money To buy
good clothes aud good food and everything,
viii skimp along. at what cost Heaven only
knows, for years and Years with Il bed that
makes night hid"ous when "A reasonable. in.
Vcstmcnt i'm springs and mattress would rro-
via" one that puts the come in welcome at
bedtime" ana tn" well. too NV many iniscr-
ahlcS are lighting insomnia aud Ia. wilIi.s
these fine nights on woven wire hcdsrrinrs
S"-taI"d, ana mattresses that would serve as
miniature golf inks, To wake, To waRc?-no.
no. to turn ana twist all night and then at
dawn To lie sin wtdc-awakc. And all to raw.
IN" price OF on" Of these cursed squcakiur ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
A.. 3. & A. WRECK
EXPLOSION RESULT
Commi>sinn mined ny Georgia Gov
crnor Reports Cause "f F"'ai
Disnstcr,
my Associatcd prcss !

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 2l-Thc NJ
lanta. birmingham and Atah'ic
freight train wreck at Casc'he
Crossing near Atlanta Scptcmhcr -
resulting in two dca this. Vas ~
rcCtly caused Ly the force o. h'Eh
cxplosivc." in tho opinion 81 T. ~
Cai ricr. cha mar OF the Sti- ;'aii-
rcal Commiss:on. and Woods ,.
!iu ,ron, vice we: ldcnt Of rn. VA
"a, Car and Locomotive WORKS. en-
stituting majority OF the special
committee named by Governor iiari-
wick investigating the wreck.
William Turner, n mechanic at the
Georgia Railroad shops. the third
member of the committee. filed mi
nority report claiming defective
equipment caused the WRECK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Administration Feel. II. stake.

nor" can be no doubt that the adj
"'h'Str't!on feels its stake in .hc
60 nt"r"nc" IL lcss than thrt or other
P"''i''pht inE powers. This has l.cn
cinrhhsiH.d In various WAYS during
recent wc"kS. with the very clear g..
'ihrah"ns of administration suuIses-
m'n that America could ana would
20 on building nor may until inter
national agreements wcr" reached
whereby all would stop IN. armament,
race.
Tii" attitude of this government, in
approaching Tho conference. however.
rs not militant. u is made clear that
," whole subject OF Armament and
F.'r Eastern problems tx being an
rronch"d sincerely. with most friend
~ feelings for all ~" nations In
VOWED aud with tho hone ana desire
~ removing All obstacles In the way
"f practicable discussions Tho pro-
r"uuc"m"nt on the administrators
position. mad" in Il hirh quarter to-
day ~ generally regarded - tho most
Significant ~, made in connection
with the conference.
in addition hocnusc az mIsuudor-
standing abroad or the program for
'hr conference Hugrrs'ch by Tho
United states clarlncatiun vas
deemed advisable on tho following
points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

The blackberry crop is but memory. The
watermelon season. sad to relate. is drawini;
I" close. But. glory he. the muScadiue crop
Is abundant and here and there YOU can smell
in the woods and along tho hcdEcrows II per-
fumc surprising any that was ever put in Y
cut glass bottle with Il French ,lahcl on it,
That perfume is the odor OF ripe muscat; ines.
Did YOU ever n'ficc what fine odor all ripcu-
ing crops have Monroe Enquirer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Harding to visit Atlanta October Is

WASIIINGTON, sept. @i.-frctidcnt
Harding will spend october Is in At
lanta, Ga, as II guest OF thc CITY on
his way back I" washington from
birmingham, Ala. where he is to
spcnl. OH the preceding day. The
president probably Will make 1T least
one addrcRs in the Georgia capital
but details OF the day have not vet
been worked out. Arrangements for
the visit were talked over with the
president today by former Senator
Hokc Smith. OF Georgia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
U. S. STAKE IN ARMS MEET
LESS THAN OTHER POWERS
Will Continue TO Build NAVY
Until International Agree
menls Are Reached.
NY Robert ). ncn.Icr,

'hlt'u news stan CORRESPONDENT.
WASN'T NGrON. Sept. ~ The
American government is now expert
"icinE the inevitable diiiicultic:, en-
hcdi"d III long range discussion
among powers on questions covering
as important an international con-
terence as that on armament Iimi-
ta,i"n and the Far East.
II is not surprising, therefore. that
treasures ere taken today to clear
M certain "iSapprch.uSirus regard
ing the American attitude In ap-
preaching the conference. II WAS
stated by high authority that. first
OF all. IL must be well understood
the United States, anxious as IL is for
success OF tho conference. cannot bc
expected to effect such success at any
ana ali costs. The announcement,
extensively forecast in these dis
patches carly this week. made II clear
'h"t America ontorS tho conference
WIN N" thought that either the po-
I''''"i future of the administration or
We 'atr at this nation hinged OF the
outcome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
S"rshu",s Cnmc From ,,r,,.,

VIM T. n. Madison
rhnns are annual plants rcscmliin,,
I"r''h cor" In general appearances and
''"'' Of growth. Various SorChums
nave been known from the rcmotcst
,""a IF history. Their cultivation
"""'N originated in Africa Varic-
'.'s OF sorghum were known in China
at very carly period Tho first
nn""'' sorghum seed to reach the
'Nil'd states came from South africa
la 1855
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
His Competitor.

The aviator flew over all the worlds. landed
"u olympus and was dincd for his feat by the
gods.
u have broken all the records Aging" he
said, hoastfully.
y big. rude fellow at tho foot of the table
gHyo loud, hoarsc guffaw.
Who is that fellow demanded the aviato or
"Nw. don't mind him" said the Toastmastcr
BOD. Hes only an amateur named Mercury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
>irh""".c Of the nussinn rcopIc.

Is J. II. farmvilic. Ivan Ivauo-
N''oE ia IA" popular nickname OF the
iNiss'an people, corresponding to the
John Run" "f tho English, the
'j"hnuy 'r"phud" az tho French and
IA" "Hf"ihcr Jonathan" OF the Amcri.
cans. ivan Is generally described as
an ihdolent, goodnaturcd person.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Negroes In Kansas sc,,,,,.

licader Boydton-N Negroes attend
al public sch"ols in Kansas cxccp, in
~ cities where there may he separate
flhh" schools maintained for them.
iH" h"h"ha law requires that negroes
u" admitted to all public schools cx-
''pi "h"r" special law permits the
acDHThtinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Theater Calendar

ACCIDENTAL. q. Ticld Min
Strcls.
LYRIC Keith vaudeville.
BltoAbW NN-All-stur east in
The Child Thou Gavcst Me-"
RIJOt-laulinc Frederick in
"Th" sting Of the Lash"
lSlS--li. Is. Warner in The
Market OF Main Desire
Bl.tEllRD - William duncan
"h' Edlth Johnson in Where Men
are Mem"
oDEON-GIoria swanson ana
Milton stills in The Gr,a, Mo-
mcnt."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
,,,,,,,.,ry Dcnics Rcports.

BUDAPEST. Sept. 2l.--Nu*trian re-
ror;s that stephen Friedrich has pro-
claimed a republic in West HUNGARY
and that the Hungarian government
has ordered tho mobilization OF troops
are denied Ivy the Hungarian agency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
The kick,

say said the indiI nant customer. what's
this item YOU got charged my bill. this
mdse9'"
That's right. amt t?" asked the grocer
'Naw ii amt right" protested the kicker.
Il a!u't bought mcdicinc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

John BasSctt Moor" has been appointed To-
the international high court of Justice hy
the league Of nations. and has accepted the
appointment. Can't somebody inform column
bias professor OF international law that the
league of nations has been dead these three
Scars?-t;rccnSboro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
The Weather
FURNISHED nv U. =. wcu,h.r ,,,,.
tOreCIlst: Virginia
i."rni rcmprrmturr Yr,trr,Iuv

:, i VI. ;cinpvTHtury ........ .,
MiN,H.hin i"mrctttur" q" T. M -
Moan f,n,,.n,.,.,,.'' -, " - N1..... 90
!"r'l.' i'np",aturo :ur this date "a
f:N'"Nf yesterday ....
Ek,..s $50, 80, ~ ........... tao
..''-, ''nuI-l ~. .-.-.....-.. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Charcoal Eph.s Daily rhought.

II ain castin' no 'spici"n nobody said
charcoal Eph. rumnativcly. but i'm dc future.
brethren an sistcrn. when .\h puts NAH jtncy
in Il" collection basket Nh rwinc pick dat
basket wild de long handle: Eat chop. Mistah
Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
I ON pm v.

'Mary-hcllo. keep out Central Mary. I'm
going to bring tho Senator from our district
out to dinner today
ION. goodness. SENATOR wharn l have
for dinner"
"oh. don't worry; just have anything that
can be balanced on knife. aud he'll make
out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

always lied more or less about the Southern
cotton crop and if they are lying now. they
nrc lying the right sidc--and for the first
time in many Charlotte Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
After Admin.

y miner who mined up in Butte
Made more money than he could compute;
He'd have had it all ycttc
But ne met brunette
Who forthwith instituted suite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

any fun
Climbing tall trees makes long falls.
The carly bird gets the poor, unfortunate
carly worm.
Why preach thrift to n bankrupt?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
INFORMATION BUREAU

tn,,I, 'S"'"lhS M amy
'"p"' "rptinS ON legal M .dic,,
"""Jffi>. are answered fire. ., an
INJURIES are answered dirrr,i, Nv
"crN"hhl letter, n scIf-ndirc..cJ
'Pfu envelope is required Adj
'"c iimrs-Dispntch Info-mn-
10" ""r""s. richmond. Sn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Echoes From Down Home

There are Ave and thrcc-uuart cr mlIions Of
people looking for jobs ia this country. ac-
cordinE 20 statistics gathered by the govern
ncnt-and then lot az fellows that have
jobs don't seem To appreciate them Such is
human nature iuston Free Press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

"pid YOU tell your wife you had type
writer"
i did told her had Il now typcwritinE
machine 10 write on--a machine. mind YOU.
and made it dogEoncd cxplcitr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
inrul Rainfall.


n.tm,,.ii J., h"urS ending l.. .Tr,c.
T',,"''l - h"uiH ending l.. Nj. 'rr,r.
n,,,i ~ HlHr' March ! ........... 4,
b'HS''hcN sine" January | ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

btrbr,, ,,.,,, W." w., a"v'H. N.hh E"ipr'iy. - :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

Thirst for knowledge to where and how
Arbuckle got his forty quarts %: liquor *
not confined 20 agents OF tho Department OF
Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

"A follow without employment and with
h' little TO eat stole an arpane just out
d" az Chicago the other day As soon
'ie doctors and The nurses at tho hos
pi'a get through with him II they ever do.
ho wIi be arrested for grand larceny.
Boston has a cooking school for men only.
when is conducted by woman. The nine
iccn'h amendment viii make such schools
necessary all over the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

THJRsDAY, sETTEMHER % 1927
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

Balkans emit expect much publicity for
their new Nay unless they got leaders with
names more Susc"rtihle to headline trcaiuon,
than ThcopilIuuoli and Spalankov!tch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

II nil dr. agents arc like those that
operate in this territory, then Well say thcy
are.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Up With the Times
Hy 10. q. Il.

Hy ~. q. IL.
Only WAY 10 satisfy Rorah in peace treaty
win Germany is To Let him write ii himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

That Petersburg. Va. church which viii pn
It's pastor slo"oo a year will have to cducar
some divine Ut 10 living up TO his salary.
Asheville Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

Mr.. Nolstoad who says his life has been
threatened. should D." cousolcd by the though,
that even if gone, nc never viii bc FORGOTTEN.
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