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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
SCHOOL CHILDREN CONTINUE
MAURY STATUE DONATIONS

Mrs. Herbert ". Jackson. treasurer
OF the Matthew Fontaine Maury AS,
sociItion. reported at the anhul!
meeting held yesterday morning at
the Jefferson Hotel, that contributions
TO the monument fund from the
schools Of the state were stu ar
irving AS most of the donations are
small, the total sum is far below what
migh; have been contributed NY the
chi:t y OF Virginia to erect a me.
mora. To the pathfinder OF the sea.
CASTOR Lichtcnstc!m corresponding
secretary. aroused intense interest
when he named six 500 subscribers;
four :. 10 donations; six s25, and long
iist !. slO and So contributions.
Airs. j.. Il. MoiIitt, the president, re-
.,rrIcd n few 400 and 325 donations.
hich she received through CORES
pordcnce. Rev. L.. I:. osgood pre-
scented Il check for a small amount.
the third offering from his school
to the cause.
officers reelected are: Mrs. Z. l..
Monitt. president: Airs. Mann s. VAL
entinc. Mrs T. Catesby Jones, Mrs.
Decatur Axtelf. Mrs. :ohn II. South
all and Miss Lucy Munrord. vice-pres-
idents; Mrs. Herbert w. Jackson.
treasurer; Mrs. Beverly r.. Crump. re-
cording secretary. and Castor Lich-
tcnstein, corresponding secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
News Of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch May IL. 1871
The Richmond Light Infantry blues cee-
bratcd their scvcnty-cigh;h anniversary by Il
sociablc and reunion the Pump House yes
terday.~ y large number OF the "old boys
were there
The tobacco manufacturers of the third dis
trict tRichmond) paid In internal revenue
taxes last month. total of s26Os5iO9.
Passengers by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Ra!!rond yesterday afternoon report cd that
snow was two inches deep on the mountains
yesterday morning,
The British bark, SKINNER OF the Sea"
cleared yesterday for Rio de JRneiro. with
.2.75l barrels of -four shipped by Dunlop 81
McCancc, y few days ago the bark Eliza and
Maria sailed for the port with 2.400
barrels shipped by Haxail, Crenshaw & Co..
making 5lai barrels shipped from this city
to Brazil within week.
The heavy rains OF the last few weeks have
caused another rise I'm James River The wa
ter was rising steadily last night
Married: On May 8. ut Market Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Petersburg, by Rev.
George W. I.anEhornc, i. Willis Thompson Of
Richmond and Miss Nettic r. EckIes. daugn-
ter OF the late Captain James d. Erkles, Of
Petersburg.
a late dispatch last night says the river is
rising rapidly Mt Lynchburg. and 1t is feared
that the Southsdc and Orange and Alexandria
Railroad bridges Will go. The river at 10
o'clock last night was eleven feet above low
water mark and rising at the rate OF ten
inches hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

M. increase that would not only bring relief
to the present financial stress OF which the
roads complain but would render unneces-
sary any decrease in tho present scale of
wages. which they vigorously oppose.
On the other hand. the road officials deny
the charge OF waste and ineflciency. and in
sist that relief can only come about through
wage reu":tions. The first witness to testify
before the committee was Julius Kruttz-
chnitt. chairman OF the board Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad. who is admittedly one
OF the clearest-thinkng railroad men OF
the country. In his testimony. Mr.. Kruttz-
chnitt produced the figures showing that
since the passage OF the Adamson law in
1916 the labor costs OF railroad operation
had been increased by government opera
tion S2.229.S39 900 annually, and he en-
phasized the conclusion that a reduction OF
labor charges was the only method OF in
creasng net earnings.
1t is, therefore,, up to the committee to
ascertain the truth as to these conflicting
claims and recommend the remedy. 1t may
be that the inquiry will develop that both
groups are partly right in their respective
contentious. If so, the committee should
fearlessly so state, thus opening the way
for applying the needed relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Start Government Reorganization

WASilNGToN, May li.-..ctual work is nov
dehhite!y under way the most drastic mt :
tempt ever made to rcorganizc the admins
'raufe branch OF the American government
among the foremost problems. In rcvolu-
tiohi%nS the business OF government is the
proposed creation of department of national
defense. to embrace both the Army and Navy
Departments.
AS The special joint congressional committee
begins its work tomorrow the idea OF COM
tining the army and navy under one directing
head is shown TO sim be II live question DO d
III congressional quarters and Mt the executive
end OF the avenue.
The movement for rcadjusting government
administration has the backing OF President
Harding. who has appointed personal repre-
sehtative--Waltcr II. Brown. OF Toledo, Ohio
TO cooperate with the Legislative comm ssion.
The commission is headed by Senator Smoot
OF Utah. and Representative ,Reavis, of Me-
braSka
TOMORROW the commission Will hold its first
meeting since the appointment of the Presi-
dents representative. The wide scope Of the
undertaking is indicated by the object of the
mcntinS. which will be devoted to perfecting
an organization for handling the work OF gov
ernmenial overhauliaS. Special personnel will
he employed. offices will be opened and the
commission Will dig in for n joE which
probably will require months to consummate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
BETTY WASHINGTON OH
ACADEMY BILL TODAY

Miss Betty Washington, who Is APP
pcnrinG At the Academy today, is n
pupil Of Henri Martcau. tn. famous
French vio.lnist. ana jacques Dali
croze, the originator OF Eurythmics.
She has lust returned from - four
year tour OF tn. principal cit!cs pf
France and England, ana has recent
ly Concluded long engagement at
the Eoiics Bcrgcrc. Paris.
She caused sensation in Europe
by playing on a violin made in Amer
lea six ycars ago. whose pure mel
low lone was favorably compared TO
Il Stradvarlus.
Miss washington is the daughter
Of on" o: the editors on the syria
cusc Herald. IS direct dcsccnda nj
OF the great Washington family. and
IL, incidentally, eligible for member
ship in the Daughters o. the Ameri-
can Revolution and the Colonial
Danes.
other features OF the new show:
.,da ,Inffe. character coincdicnnc. aud
her company OF farce players; the
I.cightpns in The Never Pay Min
strcls.'' and Potter and Hartwcn, who
have a lively comedy skit.
New movies" supplement the
vaudeville bill, as usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
WILL ASK PUBLIC TO AID
HOME FOR iNCURABLES

Plans are being completed rapidly
for the annual Bell Day to be held
in Richmond and in other cities OF
Virginia. May 90. for the benefit Of
the Home for Incurables on West
Broad Street. At that time tags In
the shape OF bells Will be sold on the
streats, and II is hoped that the re-
turns will he sufficient to construct
an addition To the house so that eight
more patients Gan be accommodated.
Members of the board of managers
arc:
Mesdames s. IT, Bcmiss. John A. Coke,
u *. B0wmBn. Alfred S. Gary. W.. w,
Dunn. samuel Dunsten. NNstmoreland
Pss,sr Franz ree ERps william Hi e H. Mfy
liston, Howard Hamilton, A. L. Henna.
j. Jordon Leakc. IL. \. McGurdy; John
son. Robert Il. Pcgram. Edward d. Price,
j. NJ Rothert, II. w. Rountrce. Thomas
4. ,Smyth. 4: L. s,ra as t% ,1a, TSefeg'
Aubrey Young. Kisses. Mary Thomas. Ga;
brielIa Page, Margaret Miller, Annie Ball
and Nellie BnrgamIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
The Silcyian Menace.

IT HE situation in Upper Silesia is causing
l grave concern, not alone among the
allies. but in Germany. az well. Having
accepted the terms Of the allied ultimatum;
Germany is manifesting uncasncss at the
impotence OF the allies to deal with the sit
ugtion with the energy which the occasion
calls for, rightly fearing that il may get
beyond their control entirely and result in
Il permanent loss TO her of this rich indus
trial province.
Moreover il is threatening Ia bring about
a disturbance of the accord heretofore main
tanned among the allies when faced with
other problems growing ont of war settle
ncnts. italy has borne the hrunt OF the
fighting i'll the effort 10 suppress the inSur-
Iection, agalnnt putting into effect the do
cisions OF the interal!icd com.nise ION and
is extremely sore al the considerable losses
OF life its troops have sustained. The press
OF Rome is a unit iii voicing deman nd that
Italy require immediate satisfaction from
the Polish government Tor alleged support
OF the Instruction. Addressing Premier
GiOit,i. the wspaperS have demanded that
l!e ignore the ambassadors council ana the
allied supreme council by going direct TO
Warsaw. There has also been much crit-
cism OF the French who. according to re-
ports prevalent in Italy. only INTELLECTUALLY
co-opcrated witt other allied detachments
III attempting 10 hold back the Polish adj
vance.
1t is improbable that Premier Giolitti will
need this camor o! the Roman press to pass
over the heads OF The two allied councils
mentioned and make direct demands upon
the Warsaw government for 10 do so would
be to add fuel To a situation already highly
Unnamed. and might result in open hostili-
tics between the two countries In the
meantime. the Germans are factor TO be
taken in,r consideration. II The allies do
NOT act t'geth'r with vigor quickly TO re-
! store the a. 7~rity they claim to have in
| The matter OF determining how this terri
, tory shall he divided tho German poop,e
may break ont from under restraint and
| assert their own claims b. force OF arms
When young Tarho"I couple makes ready
/ TO indulge IN osculation, Boston negro no
; nre"hen "onId 90 Vel to stand aside. In
! lo'e affairs, Tarheeiers are a'law unto them
selves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
WILL KEEP
open HOUSE" TODAY
iiichmond Institutions Join In Nh.
tinnai Movement for Greater
Public Interest.

Richmond hospitals today will OBJ
serve National Hospital Day" n
movement to stimulate more public
interest in this work, open house be-
inB kept by all OF them throughout
the day. when visitors viii he re-
ceivcd aud shown through the insti-
tui Ions
Hospitals which are participating
~ the. open house movement are;
shcitcrins Arms. 81. Luke's. Hygeia.
Memorial. Grace. 81. EiizaDeths.
SICK. Due TO repairs which are be-
lhs made. Virginia Hospital will be
open only after O'Clock.
Governor Davis has Endorsed the
movement, urging the institutions to
open during the day to receive visi-
tors. and asked that the people go TO
the hospitals. in order that they
might better become acquainted WIKI
the work that is done in them.
That hospitals throughout Nir-
GINA, as group. and in Richmond
us.nc!a!iy, are up To the highest
STANDARDS OF service. was the opinion
Weed last night 10y Miss X. Il. Van
Noit. superintendent of stuart circle.
She has visited hospitals in nearly al,
OF the larger cities OF the Unttsh
states, ana declared that no place
has she found them better than they
are here.
~ nu'ioHii "a" ntH'ho - 'HS W
portun!tics offered for service IN Inc
nursing profession is spreading rapid
is, Miss Van Wort said, mere and
more young women taking the
courses offered in the various schools
Tor nurses. where they learn nro-
iession that is as vital to the couH-
try az the physlcinns.
I'm immense citS hospital fuily
equipped with All The latest devices
for the care aud projection Of its
patients. where Il fun course In nurh-
ing can be Eiv,n, Is the io.a! OF many
uf R!chmVndS most prominent men
and women. who are cndcavorinE TO
bring their plans 10 pass. Such y
mace. they declare. would he one of
the granteHt benefits that gould be had
hy HichmDnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
CITY'S SOCIAL WORKERS
TO GIVE EXHIBIT MAY 10


being carried on by the Social
Workers OF the Nurses Settlement,
AZ the Settlement House, iloG West
y. Cary Memorial! Gymnasium. on tho
next block. are invited TO an exhibit
tioF to be held there May IS. from
TO 10 o'clock. Miss Katherine
In charge. and She declares that II
Will afford the public an excellent OPP
portunity TO sec what is being done
with the money which II 20 generous
~ contributed on Block Day, held in
March.
In addition TO demonstrations and
exhibits showing the work OF the
various classes. there Will be u
rrehcnslve idea In dramatic form OF
the rules OF hygiene and sanitation
constantly taught. and also OF what
is being accomplished by the baby
and viii! be repeated in the evening
so that all who visit the display may
be afforded an opportunity of wit
Messing IL.
The cooking classes will have
demonstration, and there will be II
section OF the room devoted 20 the
sewing class, while many other
groups and clubs will have Il chance
doing, There Gre hurdreds ot men
and women. hoys and girls who regal
Iarly attended the settlement ana tHcro
IL no way o. mcasuring the influence
At It's command. Mrs. st. George
Cooke Is president, and the members
OF the board are Mcsdancs Bernard
Meredith. Edwin Palmer. George
Morgan. Waller Morton. William Jer-
man. ]. Hickey, w. l.. Hopgood,
Wcstmorciand Davis. Charles Borden.
Pelham Blackford. Karl Blackwell,
Tazcwell Darlington, Cary Montague.
Gcddes Winston, Ralph Johnson. w.
Russell Bowie. Herbert Mann, Nisses
Ruby Dart. Rebecca Gordon. Mamie
Minor Katherine Ricks. Alice MAJ
cuse, Lucy Witt. Mary Boyd. sue Gray,
and Charlotte Whiting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
CHURCHMEM'S LEAGUE TO
HOLD SPRING MEETING

co Parish viii hold its sprinfr y" cet-
ing at All Saints Pa, Ho y Wis
evening at S:i5 o'c - Nsl,..s adj
dresses Will be given J.is the subjects
Diocesan Schools" Results OF the
Nat Wide Campaign to Date"
"Nethods Of Making up. Each Church's
Allotment" and Mems Bible Glasses"
The Churchpen's League OF Honri-
CO Parish liz composed OF all tho man.
bcrs OF the vFstries or tho Episcopal
Churches In Richmond. together with
one delegate for every nfty communal
cants In each church OF the parish.
These regular meetings nre held
each year. the fail meeting on tho
FIRST ThuPaday In November, the mid.
winter meeting on tho nrBt Thursday
In February and tho gpring meeting
on the first Thursday IL May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Taps Over Soldiers, Graycs

Reader. Petcrshurg-Acc 20
Colonel John II. Calef. u. $. A.. in a
memorial to tho late Genera! John
{. Tidball. L. S. A.. We have the fol-
lowing statement IN regard 10 the
custom Of sounding taps over a SOL
di"r's grave: ut is not generally
known that the custom of sounding
taps over the grave at the burial
81 Il soldier originated with CaDtain
Tidball. On the ratlrcment from the
peninsula. in August. 1888, Horse Bat
terry y. Second Artillery. was serving
with the rear guard, and on reach
ing Yorktown one of the cannonccrs
died ard was buried there. Not wish
Ing TO stiff up the enemy by firing
three rounds from the battery guns,
as was customary, Captain Tidbali
substituted the sounding of taps
l!ghte out, which Impressive custom
has since been obser,ed ut all mill
tnry funerals at the conclusion OF the
ceremony"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
rrnling for Ire Trnul,ln

he Senate Interstate Commerce Corn
inittea, aciing under authority of n sno-
ctal reaouuoa dirac.i4g the inoliry is nv
Ing to- md out what is The trouble win
American railroads III opeu.u. the innuirv
Chairman Cuumins remarked ,h.t ,ba
gravity oi the situations before tho Amori-
can peor.e IS apparent if our naliouny
transportation Industry has become. uarrn-
nent!y an Improbable business
Referring TO the figures which shov ,h,,
operating EXPENSES consumed more Ina, an
per cent OF the revenues for the wear epdi,,
March /, last. as against normal .xpnnsns
of Go FER cent. though The gross recntn,s
OF 75,0o0,600 that year were the Iarc1,,,
on record and could never be made Iar,.r
IN his opinion, by higher rates on the Same
volume OF trafc. the committee, he sal
would therefore seek TO determine whn,bor
these revenues have been c,iicienil, ,yisa,y
and properly expended. since we mus, look
Ito reduced expenditures for RELIEF, if NC can
not hope TO raise revenues higher.
That presents the problem, in a nutshell
with which The committee has TO deal if
1t succeeds in arriving at the true facts and
can point the ways 10 economies that win
bring The needed relief, ii will render =
great public service. In its Investigation
The committee will find the cmpovci or
ganizat!ons supporting the claim tina, the
4 manag i'lg officials OF the roads are inlnlc-
ling in waste!nl expenditures through meth
DDS that are inefficient, and II this waste
were corrected the net revenues would show
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Startling.

There Is n time that comes
TO near all sorts of men.
When something catches In n rut.
And when there's nothing doing but
Back up and start again.
And when the load Is touch.
And when the wagons full
The only thing l know to do
Is just back up and buckle to
And brace yourself, and PULL!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
DIR. Harvey whey. Chemist.

Subscriber, Fichmond.-Dr. Harvey
Washington Wiley. chemist, was born
was graduated from Hanover Col
iegc UndianO in 1857. He received
the degree OF -. NJ. from Hanover in
1870. and the degree of NJ. D. from
Indiana Medical College in 1871. r."
was graduated from Harvard with
the degree o: l. s. in 1873. From
1868 to 1870 pr. Wiley was professor
OF Latin and Greek at Euiicr College
lndiarD. ana the following year
was m instructor in the i'i:'iriif polls
high school. j.. 1874 hc iccHme pro-
lessor OF chemistry q: Butler int
versity. going from there 10 Purdue
Univorsity. wherc he held The chem
is.r% chair until iSS3. In that year
he was called TO Washington as chief
Of the bureau of chemistry, Depart
ment of Agriculture. lie resigned MS
chief chemist in 1912. DR.. Wiley Is
married and lives in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
BUSINESS STUDY CLUB TO
HEAR TALKS ON FINANCE

,att 10 n.cIecis IN INC u .oo meets TO-.
Old Colony Cia, ut the Richmond
Hotel. The stu"y OF Corporation Fig
nance" IS being continued. and sevf
be given by members OF tho club.
r. T.. Hotze. Jr., of the Planterss
National Bank. will deliver shor&
address on "Preferrcd Stocks-TheiS
Meaning" while j. ii. Rosever, OF thu
Federal reserve bank, Will discusS
Capital and Income o. =. Tabier,
OF Tabler and Compan. security
agents. will talk, on Selling the Sc.
curity."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Theater Calender

CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Clubs May music festival. this al
tcrnoon and tonight.
ACADEMf-kcith vaudeville.
BUou--"What Women VIII Do"
ADMINISTRATIVE Stewart. In
Sowing the Wind
BLuEBiRD--"The Inner Voice"
LYRIC - Gouvenneur Harris
"The Wild Goose"
lslS-Mnrian Davis. in Buried
Treasure"
onEoN-May Murray. in "The
G!lded Lily"
REN-Jnck Perrin, in The
Knockout Man"
VICTOR--"Dend or Alive"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
TOME. excepting on legal ara medical
hnb)crta, ere answered free. AZ all
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
prrsonhi letter. Saskatchewan
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The rImcs-Di.uatch Inforn,a-
ton Bureau. Richmond. Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

sack In tho old days you were mighty care
ful what you said to your sweetheart for fear
OK losing WIFE, Now when the bills roll In
ana the hundred and one things that beset q
household bob up are you as careful what you
say to your wife? Because IL you're not you
may lose II Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

We have the word OF the Department OF
Agriculture that trained farm workers in large
numbers are returning to the farms from the
Cities but We as yet have assurance that
ti' resulting benefits will be enjoyed outside
OF toou profteer circles-winston-S a em
journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
f.UEiIlupl,e,

Sea serpennts exist. brother, and we all get
lit
y nog stretches buttons OF his vest
l-cve is something that intcrfercs with near
Is every: thing else.
Chasing two-bit golf ball over ten acres
is hard wuriS n cnddy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Charcoal Eph'. Daily Thought.

Hit dom take wise guy t know hits
dinnah time when he stomach feel lonesome"
said Charcoal Eph. ruminatlvely. AN hit
dom take no 'strono,ny t show him which way
I dc table. Eat ponc. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Clt1strODhcS.

IL was terrible day when an airpla1e
skidded with a punctured tire. subma rine
ran into "A milk wagon and an automobile
turned turtle while doing n nose dive 1000
feet above Earth. On that same day peace
was declared and II. c. L. was licked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Old, but Timely.

a durable nickle plated one" said the man
under The Three Balls.
Il see.' said the kindly pawnbroker. palming
n dollar for practice. This is where circum-
stances alter cases. ch?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Impos.ibIc Corr,,,I,u,->,

George" she sighed. nesting on his
shoulder. do you love me better than upy
girl in the world?"
NO he said. a manly resonance in his voice
There are at least three got you skinned a
smile, hut l can't get EN-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Up With the Times
by b. d. ID.

|a'n"!icl Harding and Woodrow Wilson
were running neck and neck for SUI
pr'macy in the correct OF English Tut
tantIiel slipped UP at the turn with present
incuinb.nts" and now he is embellishments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
HIVE No N1Iuc

Mrs. j. w. NJ. Orangc.-The con,e,
Of the Richmond Wing OF the dates
mentioned have no value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

The difference between rabbit and por-
cupine isn't OF enough importance TO explain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

T.. f. o., Holdcroft.-If you use ~.
AUTOMOBILE at ali. you mus, have the
license tag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

Judging from recent pictures. the veil OF
the Turkish ladies has become TO them what
the modern gown is TO her American sister
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

street OF road thoroughly exempt from speed
laws and antl-nose ordinances. We arc curious
I. see n any attention whatever Is paid to the
representations by The Citizen.-Chariotte OBJ,
server.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

When man with name like Mossaye
Rogulawski advocates home brewed music
such as George Conan turns out, the average
american is inclined TO agree that he has the
right dope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

The world stands badly In need Of a new
volume of Who's Fighting Who. ana Why
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Special Data.

Jnrni observations at 8 r. NJ. Yesterday.
Wind direction, northeast; wind velocity
IL; weather at j.. ~. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
No Premium Value.
Automobile I.frcusc.

l.. y. T.. Richmond.-A half dolla r
of 1882 commands no premium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

Germany having signed on the dotted line
Lloyd George is now ready for his next crisis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

The mystery is how Boston induces women
l" JON lis police force when it puts them in
the 'pla!nclOthes' squad.