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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
News Of Fifty Years Ago

G'rom the Richmond Dispatch, Sept. 10. 1919
The Governor has issued an order through
Acting Adiutant General Richa rdson pre-
scribing the uniforms to he worn by the Of
fcers and men OF the rcorganiacd Virginia
militia
Captain William Lloyd. for twenty-five years
citizen OF Richmond died yesterday after
noon after an illness Of only twelve hours lie
was before the war manager and part owner
OF the Richmond Examiner. and during the
war was captain of the Emmett Guard Fif-
teenth Virginia Volunteers
From the 18th Of Angus, 10 tho 18th of Sep
icinbcr. Richmond shipped to South America
slol barrels and 200 half-barrcls of -four
y fatal disease of some kind seems Ia be
prevailing to considerable extent among the
cows in the Western suburbs OF the city in
the ncighbOrhood OF I!cvidtre Street and
south OF Broad. AS many as a half IA dozen
citizens have lost valuable mich COWS re-
Gently
Among the Virginans now touring abroad
ar Major w. B. Myers vino was at Brussells
on September . Charles S. Taylor at Paris on
that date; and Messrs W. L. Grout. Of Lexing-
ton and T.. y. Scott were "A. london
Company T. has completed its organization
with the following officers: Maxwell II Clark
CAPTAIN; John y. Pizzni first lieutenant: H. r.
Miller, second Lieutenant; George D. Wise
third lieutenant; II. c. Morris first sergeant.
y. " Randolph, second sergeant: Ira w
Rlonnt. third sergeant: Il. IL. Gillian, fourth
sergeant: John ID. BEDFORD. nth sergeant.
Henry Tyler. first corporal; ]. y. Boyd Sec
"nd corporal: John w. Gordon, third corporal;
j.. II. Jones. fourth corporal.
The Richmond knights Tcmnlar loft Iae.
night for Baltimore. and those who saw ;hcm
march 10 the depot feel that no com
manhcry will make finer appearance there
than Will the Richmond knights
y gentleman died in Brunswick County =
few days ago who had been a regular sub.
s"rihcr TO the Richmond Wing. for forty.
'isht years. lie certainly had a strong con
stitUt!on
d c. kcister has heen nominated by tho
Conservatives to represent Rock bridge Conn.
~ In the House OF Delegates
The heavy rains that have come and gone
failed To put the old James River out OF humor
a:sd those who feared food are again easy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
FRANCES AIDA TO SING
AT CITY AUDITORIUM
Star OF Metropolitan Opera Iou.e
VIII be heard Here on No.
Ssrrs her

Mime. Frances Aida. the popular
singer who will be heard at the CITY
Auditorium the night of November
~. with the Metropolitan opera
Quartet. contributed an article re-
Gently TO "The Musical Observer"
In this article she epcaks interest
inEly OF several topics which arc Of
vital Importance to operate condI-
tons In this country. Az the wife OF
sir. Gatti-casa2za, the general man
agcr OF the New York operate !ns,i-
tuition. She is intimately acquainted
with the manifold intricate problems
OF opcra-giving In the United Statcs.
while her cnv!ablc poGition ns ono
OF the leading singers in tina: or
ranization enables her TO discuss tn.
subject with equal authority from
an artistic standpoint Her extern
siV" plans for next sca.on'e opcratic
and concert appearances alec offer
convincing assurance OF her lastint;
popularity with American audiences.
Other members Of tho quartet are
Carolina Lazzari contra'to: Charles
iinCkctt. tenor; and Rcnato Tunclii.
baritone. Their conccr, will he tho
second Offering In the artists coursc.
tickets for which are now on sale
ut the Corlcy Company. 2l3 East
Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
The New York Contest

NEW YORK ClTY'S QUadrcnnial contest
IN for control Of it's municipal affairs
promisesto be fast ana furious from now
until the election in November. Tammanys
ticket is always fought by large and re-
spectacle element of the city's population
regardless OF its personnel This year the
popular slogan of the opposition in the eff
fort to corral votes is "Hylanism must be
detEroned." Those who support This move
ment have nominated Henry l.. Curran to
head the Republican coalition ticket for
Mayor against Hylan. TO have named any
other Of the several candidates for the nom
nation in Tuesdays primary would have
been virtually to give Tammanys candidate
a walk-ovcr for reelection.
Curran possesses clements OF strength
which have won to his support practically
all of the leading newspapers Of the city ex-
cept the Hearst press. These papers support
Curran primarily. Of course, on the grounds
OF his special fitness for tho conduct OF mu-
nicipal affairs, and in so doing they disre-
gard party labels and the appeal To party
loyalty, on the theory that there is no place
in municipal campaign for party consider
atoms. In advancing reasons for It's sup
port OF Currau the Democratic World states
that as between the rival organizations in
New York, it mas no more respect for the
Republican machine than it has for Tam
many. 1t regards both OF them rs migrep-
Tesentativc and as Obstacles TO the best in
terests OF the city. They cannot be ignored
but they can be dismissed as a factor in de-
terminns the qualifications of candidates"
Needless To say, Tamlpany is going to
make hard fight to win, and il is a fore
gone conclusion that lis cause will be pre-
scented in lis strongest appeal for the sup
port OF that element ot':hc electorate which
when ii is thoroughly atoIscd usually turns
out to the polls in sufficient numbers TO
give Tammany The victory. Perhaps the re-
suit OF the coming election will be no ex-
ception TO the general rule But il the yot-
ers soundly weigh the relative qualifications
OF the two candidates, the coalition nomi-
nee may develop the necessary strength 10
come on, victor i'll the contest The only
fly in the ointment OF Curran's candidacy
is the handicap OF the unpopular Republican
State administration. which has virtually
deprived New YORK City OF home rule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Health Talks by DIR. Brady
rumor and lhc Wu,nnn

Prejudice based on ignorance and deliberate
deception gives rise to a fear Of the surgeon
that spells tragedy for many y woman.
Surgery is solacing thing. bringing; sur
cease TO the sufferer. ut least for Il while, and
never pain or suffering. l speak. not doc
ter. hut ns patient. There are some dis
entities which truly harrow the mind OF
4 doctor who knows what do not under
stand about them; there is no operation known
10 modern surgery that | would fear to un-
dcrro, that 7 have had my little turn
as surgical patient. There is nothing dis
agreeable or difficult about taking an ancs-
thctic. II you know something OF ancsthc tics,
their safety and their value. say it is gnor-
anrc that gives surgery such an unmeritcd
place !, tn" minds Of the uneniiEht"ucd.
THANK Heaven. the common tumor Of the
womb called hhrod tumor, is now amcuabl"
to ,radium treatment in mai ority OF cases.
though operative removal is still unavoidable
in minority OF cases. This fbroid ithere
may be several in an individual casc) is not
to bc confused with cancer. Tumor means any
swelling; enlargement or lunp--a wart n
wen. harmless fatty lump. hbroId. Can
Ger means degeneration of some tissue o
organ, not growth. Occasionally Il
more or less harmless tumor OF long dura-
ton does undergo generous degeneration to
- sure. But tunor is something newly de-
vcop"d: cancer is breaking down OF some
previously cXistin;; structure. Charlatans and
their AGENTS GOTTEN female. 10 tho shame OF
the S"Nl prefer victims to confuse tumor and
cancer. OF course. The simple truth even a
knowlcdr" of Physiology. soon shows the
threatened victim the absurdty OF false APP
pcals Women, unmarried or married young
old who suffer in any way which they
imagine 10 be peculiar to their sen ana ran
to consult their physician on the ground that
IL seems indicate TO do So make sad mis-
take. Their procrastination too often, carries
Thorn beyond hope of cure.
Removal OF the tumor or tumors hv sur
gerry is still the best treatment in young
women who hope to become mothers Re-
moval Of the womb with the turnors l., hes;
for women ." or older. Radium trcltmcn5 IS
best for women with small tumors ana OK
cesstvc menstrual flow or hc,nmyi rnarcs at
the time OF the menopausc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
WOMI3N'S MEETINGS.

The Woman's Auxiliary OF over
brook Presbyterian church Will hold
the monthly inspirational meeting
Tuesday evening at s o'clock in the
church. Circle No . will conduct the
meeting. Subject, Dangerous Neigh
hors." Circle No. , Will &C; as hes
tess. Mrs. Hampton Fleming. prcsi-
dent OF the presbyterian will speak.
This promises to be most in:crcs'-
ing meeting.
The Grandchildrcns Chapter No. ].
l.. u. c.. Will meet with their d.-
rector. Mrs. Samuel G.. i. Dew. Thurs
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. 2529 Kcns-
ington Avenue. At this meeting dele
gates to the State convention will he
elected, and pages for the convention
will be appointed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Questions and Answers.

Sanitation Fallacics.--A lar:;" stacman, pooI
OF water has boon permitted 20 remain near
our home for years We have asked the
board OF health to compel the owar- OF the
property to empty 1t, as several children go.
shingles from IL. according To tncI- doctor.
The owner drained ii. but iii not remove
waron-loads Of tin cans and o.hcr ruhIisl,
which had been soaking In ,hc green water
for years Then three weeks ago t'iphthcria
broke out in the vicinity. and continued TN
fan causing three deaths among children who
had played about the rubbish. Every time il
rains We have the same pool. Could such 4
thing be the cause OF diphthcra. and "houl,l
the health board not he compelled to have ,h.,
rubbish removed? Some folks seem to thin,
that diphthcrIa germs would have to be IN
the pool before ii could cause IT,
MRS o r. L.
mato can full of it, will furnish a brecdin;
anopholes variety. they may convey malaria
to persons in the vicinity know of no other
disease which may be attributed to such :,
source. II should be n police function. rather
than a health officers 10 sec that unsghtIy
rubbish is removed from city village pron-
crty. The condition has no relation to out
breaks OF diphtheria. and. far as is known
il not responsible for such a condition as
shingles Chcrpcs zostcr).
Eutirrmi!k-ls buttcrmilk fattcninc? Does
a vacuum cup of tho corrective eating kind
reduce T. H.
Answcr--Ruttcrrnill is about half as nu,ri,i.
Gus fresh milk. OF course. a vacuum OF
suction apparatus will neither reduce nor en-
large any part OF tho body.
Copyright. National Newspaper Scrvicc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
l. immigration Rcsrrictcdp

| NboN leaders OF the country are com.
P'"'n'"s' ana with effect, that the new
!"'' quo" law wh!ch has been i'll opera
no" LOT three months. is not barring any
sic"t number OF immigrants bur on tho
contrary thousands OF them are being ,d
49," ~ '"e country, and at "A time when
many men and women are oul of on,,o,.-
mcnt. ''P'"!
rms tact moreover. is resulting in re-
newed agitation for absolute. restric,ior -,
Immigration Tor Il limited period ana II Is
stated IN iaoor circles that the matter will
nc '"heh TO Congress during the coming
winter for fresh consideration VIII
standing the Presidents recent onrrunco-
neh' mat the new law which has been on
iorceG With discretion" up to now. will ho
carried ont on rigid lines from this ,imo
forward ''i''
liowcyer elastic the existing law NAV no
and. however generous Immigration nm,,ar
:'ties may. have been in APPLYING i, ,hora
can be no doubt that il has failed in i,s
PURPOSE II the facts which labor lenders
'ouch Tor and the Bureau OF Enumeration
IN sense confirms are studied I, Is
c'a'ihca, Tor example that immigrants oro
no" being admitted to tho country =, :,
rae winch viii increase the population ~, /,
'"'"' 81 approximately 6oG.0OO in this fiscal
year rms Is Il net increase. Tha, is ,lIou
Ing for The number OF cmierants dcn.r,ir,
mere VIII be more than half a million aliens
more in the country on June 80 Ieoo I,an
on June 80 1921 '''-'
The contention Of labor leaders is ,h.,
we number OF persons OF foreign bir,h in
'h" country in 1910. the year taken as THO
OASIS Tor the percentage calculations ,voe
80 i"fBe mat when Tie per cent of each
group oi aliens is admitted in a fiscal yna-
.!t 'o'"! Is DS hgnre, and that when. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

Yellowstone Park, Canada. san Fran-
cisco ana many other places Of In
tcrcst in the West, before returning
10 their home here.
Quiet Wedding.
quiet marriage waE celebrated
last Monday evening At S o'clock In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Il. l. Lig-
gan. when Miss Edith Pearl Rowe was
married to Frank Leslie LigEan. The
ceremony was performed by Pew.
Robert caverlcc. pastor OF Fairmont
baptist Church. Tho parlors were
decorated with ferns and rott"d flow
ors. ana "Oh Promise Me-" was played
by Mrs. II. l.. Lowry. sister OF the
groom.
The bride wore 4 suit OF dark blue
tricotinc with hat TO match, and car
rlcd shower bouquet Of Bride roses.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Liggan will be at home in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
owed US by the allied nations and the bill

owed US by the allied nations and the bill
eXcmpting American coastwise shipping
from payment OF tolls for use of the Pana-
ma Canal. rot many other measures OF
large interest 10 the public are likely to re-
ceive completed consideration. In the mean
time. most OF the time OF the House will
be devoted to wrangling over inconsequen-
tial matters. AS to relief from present bur
dens that are throttling enterprise, the
American people will have TO depend large
~ on their own initiative in working from
under the h9ndiCnps they suffer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Julia Peachy Harrison. who
mas been spending the summer with
Ter fatEcr i. q. HARRISON, ut his HON
on I'i"yt. Avenue. 10 now in Saratoga
ST.: ing" New York.
Miss Cornclia :. Taylor has We
turned to Ricnrnpud. after a stay al
the R,d Saiphu: springs. W. Va
She is making h'r home w.,h her
brother. liem"y Taylor. Jr.. At lOG6
Floyd Avenue.
Doctor and Mrs. Ebert Berkeley Tai
bot have moved into their home, 2OaO
West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

After Investigation the Covinrton Virginian
tells all about the Mars business. II says:
we much nearer to n closeup OF Mars
than many OF us had supposed. In three years
at the most all the mystery will be cleared
away. \ couple of American scientists now In
Paris have made arrangements to bring the
mysterious planet within a mile and n half
of the earth opticaily speaking. At the bot
tom OF great mine shaft in Chile they Will
spin n 50-foot saucer OF mercury that will act
as a magnifying mirror. The snap shots OF
it's reflection will d4closn the life there and
whether or not they are wearing EN- short or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
G.. O. p. HOLDS MEETING
ON SOUTH SIDE TONIGHT
Republican CndiiatrS Tor House "t
Delegates speak nt Session In
IIusfInrS Court. l'nrt u.

\ mass meeting Of Republicans
will be held tonight at S;15 o'ciock
under tho auspices OF the Henry And d
dcrson Club at Hastings Court,
Part IL Harry S!mi%on. bushes :
manager OF the Republican Club OF
Richmond. will preside. The fivc
Republican candidates for the House
of Delegates from Richmond will
sneak These candidates are Simp-
con Atkinson. Cecil Hullard. Archer
A. PAGE. w. II. Miller and NJ. J.
De Wit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Done.

Cupid threw his be-" and arrows dissuSted-
" into the trash heap.
Mother" he said. you've simply got TO
get me a rifle with maxim senccr. and some
armor- piercing steel bullets. l can't get an
arrow into these modern girls
And Venus. with an understanding smile
nodded her assent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Theater Calendar

ADlGMS--"l.adics Night"
f7YRIC-Eeith vaudeville.
ADwAY-All-star cast in
The Child Thou GavcSt Me"
BlJOU-Elainc IIammcrstein in
Handouts or Kisses"
Don't Call Me Little Girl"
BiUEBIRD-Ba,s Love in
Penny OF Top lIili Trail"
O ID + o N--Ethcl Clayton in
Wealth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Revived Chestnu,s-I

This bill for masSasing my wrinkles.
wrinEling my dimples and dimpling my PIN
pies is outrage" complained the lady at
the Parlors.
"But Madame" said tho Doctor. suavely.
you must remember IL is only beauty that
Is skinned deep"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
These Times.

'If marry YOU" she said, will you ever
kiss another girl?'
Il will. every time get n chance" he
replied. promptly.
Take mel I'm yours,' she screamed. Il
wouldn't give 4 darn for dead husband!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Spirit of Virginia Press

The stanton N.ws-Leader is up In arms
against the proposition 10 take the off the
capitalize and pUr 1t on the "salaricd man" +,
says: THE saiaricd man is in Il different cate
cory in the very nature of things and he should
no: be penalized by heavy taxation. He adds
to the worlds wealth 10y work. The other
lets his money work for him. while he dawdcs
away his time in idlcncss.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Local Temperature Yesterday

: J.. VI. Temperature" Observation-Disclosures. 10
Max mum t"inpcratur" 20 T.. M..... 30
Mlnituu'u temperature TO l.. M..... 80
Mean l'lnr"rn tur" yesterday ...... 80
Normal t"Hpc ratur" FOR this date. 20
p '"ts NrNt"rdtE ............ ~
EXCESS Alnc" March l............... act
Excess sine" January i.............. iG1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
I.nEninppc

Too much pride makes far fall
war is way test optimism.
Who expects much. gets much: who expects
littl" is not disappointed.
y thriftless wife is entered on life's ledger
in rod ink
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
sem ON THE SIDE
M HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Two Kinds,

What time docs the train leave for New
York; cNciteiIy asked tho rushing patron Mt
me gate.
Specify. man." grunted the Gate-keepcr
DO YOU mean the you've just missed or
the one that's three hours later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
The FAMILY Doctor.

Doctor, with reference to Sliin:lint in the
next block. what chance is there for recovery"
at depends OH which way you mean it, II
lac RECEIVERS. I'm afraid l won't; IL he doesn't,
| will. from the estate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Up With the Times


our old friend Threat of nthc BAL
kans." is back in it's familiar place on the first
page alongside the peace conference and other
pure reading matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
TIMES DISPATCH: MONDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1921

or course President Harding saw the political
end when he selected Senator Underwood. The
President laid very clever trap And Senator
Underwood walked right in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Usually Thus.

And so you have decided to let your VIII
have her own way about t?"
NO. i haven't. She has decided; have
merely acauicsccd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

IL may be the bravcst officer on the Federal
prohibition force. but 1t is going to be mighty
difficult for MIR Yeliowly to live down his
name.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

HANDY CALENDAR is the little outlook
envelope with your name and address on the
inclosyd statement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

Headline AYERS that Long romance ends il
wedding" but doesn't that furnish the ter.
minus for most OF them?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

II is announced that the bathing season in
Richmond has closed. but that is not under
stood to interfere with the regular Saturday
nights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

The Roanoke World News has this to saw
about IN" coming senatorial race in Virginia:
senator Mapp used his head when he stayed
out of tho guhcrratorial race: nc ought TO use
Il again In the same manner He is Senator
Mapp now. and II ne leaves the State Senate
in effort 10 reach the United States Senate
h" viii quickly become MIR Mapp and nothing
else"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

British House Of Lords has petition mile
long for more privileges on Sunday, which is
n low mileage compared with what could he
done here in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Local Rainfall.
I)ulu

wind direction. west: wind velocity IS:
highest winG yesterday IL. weather at 8
J.. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

Dispatch reports that 200 people have been
Easscd in New York. and the mayoralty cam
paiEn is Just beginning. too.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
The Weather
FURNISHED nv U. S. Weather bureau,
Forecast: yirvIpI,,

Forecast: Virginia
Fair. cooler totluy:,to-
morrow fur.
North CaroiInn--Gcn-
orally fnlr to-day and
tomorrow: no change In
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

In tune with tho downward trend OF prices
Cary Ind. lawyers have cut their divorce fees
from SlOo To $50, thus bringing the cost OF
this necessity down TO n level within reach OF
the humblcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Rililulull0 Glnrps- Hlspatrh

fpUBLIsIIED every day in tho year NJ 10 south
l5is Tenth Street. Richmoud. W.. by The piihcS-
u Disnal ch EubIiNLimE 90. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

in rod ink
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ 1y1.Ll A. r:
Hy II. O. u.
our old friend Threat of war nthc BAL
page alongside the peace conference and other
pure reading matter
IL, may be the bravcst officer on the Federal
difficult for MIR Yeuowly to live down his
name
Headline aver. tina, long romance ends in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

ScicntiSr predicts that some day burning of
coal Will he regarded as crime. Maybe So
but II VIII lie crime that is insignificant
compared with the prices that are charged for
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

Los Angeles now is known for something
much usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

It is we'll tina, Mexico had it's big cclebra
tion carly. because one Of Uncle Sans collcc-
tors is on his way down there to ask II -IIow
about that little billy"