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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
''''sF'sh'' 1871, National Ncwspa per Scrvics.>
The Lusty rupewnrn


Iapewnsms run from fifteen To twenty feet
iohs. and in this country they come from
'''ihS rare or inSutiicirntly cooked beef that
- meaSiE and fresh. The "measics" in such
neei are the larval forms OF the typeworm in
''e "''i'ht' ieSI. and these die IL the meat Is
Kept over three weeks In cold storage Proper.
."t 'nsPeclioh does away viii tho danger.
VI ~ '"'S country much OF the meat marketed
"'s heNeF neen Inspected The measles in
me meat are very small and might easily
escape the notice OF one not oxp.ri in detect
ihe The condition. hi the intestine OF man the
,at''' develops into the adult tapeworm. and
"Nes Itself at the head to the intestinal wall.
ny means of booklets TO draw sustcnance
theretrom. The tapeworn does not. as popu-
!ar!E supposed. dispute with the host for The
e'e"'c' snare OF the food in the hosts diErs-
I'VE tract. Nor is cmac citation at al charac
teristic of tapeworm iufcstation: most actual
hosts or this parasite are too stout. bci1s aS-
normally heavy enters and often somewhat
cahhiba!istic In their taste for raw or rare
meat An enormous appetite with an ENACT
ateh or skinny body suggests tapeworin only
TO the victim Of folklore or rulck doctor bait.
hcsinh!nS with the head which Is not larger
than the head Of :, pin. the succccdlri; links
or seSinents of cbions shape. yeilowish Hat
tened. increase in size until they perhaps
half an inch wide and an inch lon;c
AS q rule the presence OF q tapcworm causes
no disturbance OF health, In child or adult
sometimes. there may be vague abdominal
pains nausea. diarrheal attacks aud ohstin-
ate aEema. Only tn. finding OF gone OF the
characteristics scgmcnts in the intestinal dis
charges. or the tapeworm eggs hy mscros-
copic examination. would warrant a diagnosis
OF the presence OF tapeworm. Treatment, for
the removal OF iapcworm requires the admin
istrat!on Of remedies which too poisonous
for any one other than the physician Ia uu Ter
take to give. Blindness has been caused by
the ill-advscd use Of such medicines
Cattle inIcs: the scEments or the eggs
when their food is contaminated directly or
Indirectly by human cxcr.ta containing seq
n"nts or eggs. From the intestine Of tho cow
the elnbryos hatchcd from the eggs there pene-
trate into the flesh Of the animal. also Into
the liver. brain. and other organs. and come To
rest there as "hladdcr worms" These arc no
larger than raisn seed. The animal seems
to show i'll effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
News of Fifty Years Ago

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'"ih' ""'~"" "'' "' ~
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KIN, 49,, ,.,. C,,,,,
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'i"S"hH nan "E 'hc c'eet'"h Oh '''c i"''"" '''''
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4 s Lee ,uaS..r of ceremonies: II 81 T.
rayntcr captain oc the guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

places nave lights, water. gas. eiec-
'ricity. and the hulk OF them have
sewers Their furthcrmcst points
are within few minutes walk OF a
street car line. They are near In
S.hoois. They are near to churches
stores, p!acns OF amusement a rough
ctiSu'a,!nh was made II short time
ago, ana IL was determined tim,
thcre are enough of these vacant lots
10 accommodate population Of al
least 1900 people
nat advantage therefore, cnn he
gained by the extension OF street cnr
limos that viii benefit these peorlc
~ may benefit others. hut not them.
anu: thc.tIorr Your argument falls
6. The reason houses are not built
is the cost Of building. and The I'M
possibility OF getting enough rent
from the houses 10 produce nrv
calculate net income. By III. time
The landlord builds the house. and
nays the years expenses attending
lit taxes, Ihigh and still ci!mbinrJ.
H''te' citS, etc; repairs. tout Of sight
coli'ct!on. and bears the LOSSES
caused by vacancies and bad tenants
'an1 these things Inevitably come In
the landlords cSpcriGnrcl he can
una no reason 10 persuade him 10
build. Aud when you add to l,huE.
things. the inCcSsant nagglng %: CITY
and state ofiia!dou. as to pIunh.
lhE. sewers. cleaning ur, sanitation.
assessments, increases OF all sorts Of
taxes, landlords lie ~ not a hnrnv
one. especially, when he sous. III.
though he passes through Them safe
". and without having an inquiry OF
lunacN held over him, his entire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Voice Of the People on Topics of the Day
sufferer Disputes Statement Street
Cars Solve Housing
prol,Ip,n

TO the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
,oI,,,. iou state In an editorial In
mol, nrnh,c issue of your paper that the
inns city. briefly. is tho problem
Oh us street car company" And then
Wou discuss the extension OF street
S s mes TO suburban places, or CIV
ing that this Will bring about build
ing and cheap rents Now. this
10 mere fallacy. and to one who
VIII investigate the matter, will soon
De SHOWN 10 be sheer talk Because:
me ioik you are talking about
pu!,HS or renting houses in the SUI
purns' cannot 10 there TO live. They
nave no money to buy with; II they
htu, the larger lots would cost as
ihuch as The smaller near their work
ihs places; ami ot course. the rents
would be proportionally as large
fhe ncoplc who have TO get TO
heir work early naturally desire TO
oe near tnoir WORKING places. 80 they
seek theSc places TO 1.-Two in. for this
very reason.
). Such people wish TO be near
me stores ana places OF amusement
10 ihein. preferably. so that they can
walk to them.
4 Many of these citizens have
children, and they wish 10 have
the children can walk 10 them.
.. The most conclusive reason
your statement gives that tho oX-
tension of The street car lines will
better these housing conditions is
that there are thousand. Of vacant
lots. available for building purposes.
at moderate cost. very near and ac-
c-SsiDlc TO the prcScn; street car
lines. near churches. schools. stores.
places of amusement. ana III. work
ing places Of the people which are
not built unon. and. though there
~ great demand Cor houses. will con
tinuc 10 h" vacant. because the pco-
bic you name have N" money TO
build. and people able 20 build can
no; afford 20 build because the rents
will not produce u not income thcr.-
from SuiliCicn; to Justify such outlay.
thousands Of these lots arc IN South
Richmond. Woodland Heights. Belle
Nuc. Hollands Addition. Swarns-
h"ru. Iiurfuot's Addition Waat Man
chester Addition, OAK Grove. Forest
ilill, Fulton. Fairfield. and other To-
cations. and the territories imm.d:-
ately adjacent thereto. Most OF these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
TO Cut Shipping Board Operators

WASlllNGTON, March 30,--Suhs tantia! re-
ducticn in The number OF operators OF shipping
Board vessels and the amount Of government
tonnage on the various ocean trade routes Will
lie made ahortiy, in the interest of economy
and efficiency. Chairman henson announced to-
night.
Trade routes already established will he
maintained the chairman declared but be-
aus. 90 the slump in shipping II viii be ad-
vsablo to reduce the tonnage TO the workable
minimum Shipping bear operators already
nave been reduced from about $50 To a.. he
added. and i, * planned 10 cut this number
substanti tally. Overhead expenses. ne said.
ar. heing reduced by the board in proportion
TO the operating reductions, in the last few
months the overhead having been CIT from
S260c0 600 10 sl6.oo0.oOO a year
Withdrawal al government tonnage from
tho cnastw.sc trade is going steadily, the
ahairIaaW said. because Of Improbable con
d.iicnS IN that trade. The intercoaBtal ser
vices 40 added, are the only ones at present;
snowiu; profits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
BEATEN CUBAN LEADER
. ASKS AID OF WASHINGTON
Gomez Appeals for Establishment
Of Provisional Government
Under an American.
IEy Assoc!ated prtas.

WASHINGTON. March 3o-Joso
Miguel Gomez, defeated Liberal party
candidate for the Cuba Presidency.
was IN Washington today To appcal
10 the state Department for csiab-
lishm"nt OF a provisional government
In the islands under an American
chef executive, il necessary super
wise new elections.
In collaboration with Dr. Manuel
Rafael AnGuio. Representatives here OF
his party, the Liberal leader has pre-
pnrcd an extensive protcs, against
ne conduct OF the recent Cuban cleo
tlCnS 10 he fled with Secretary
itaEncS IT he viii receive il. 40 ap-
point m'nt has been made as yet at
tho department FOR This purpose.
General Gomez explained 10 The
Associated Press today that the pro-
lest cha.EeG he has been kept out OF
the presidency by Fraud and intimida-
ton.
lie was convinced. General Gomez
declared. OF the sincerity OF Mnjor-
General Enoch H. Crowdcr. sent to
iuhn by President Wilson as an
n'hciHl auvlScr before the elections,
but insistyd ihat the American officer
hcd failed to obtain FOR the Liberals
ihc freedom Ia the exercise OF the
franchise which the United states
government h0d declared inGis9cns-
ahl".
The Cuban c!cctora! college soon
win register the vote preparatory
10 the change % administration +,
May. Liberals refuse Ia vote in the
Special elections in certain provinces
General Gomez said. us they knew
their nUrtic i2ation would lac useless
"winE 10 "a military conspiracy 10
riace Alfredo Xa.-as in the prcsi-
dcncy"
Charge Frrud in Elections.
..s at - Il L..
the charge that the elections we're
fraudulent. that they did not IN
dicate ,he VIII Of the majority, and
that an unrestricted vote would re
suit in the election OF Gomez
In asking establishment Of a pro-
yiS.nnaI government, General Gomez
plans to leave the way open il p.s-
sble for * 20 las headed by a Cuban,
nut no objection would he made, he
said. 10 the naming Of an American
as aforementioned. authorized to
use such means and forces ns ne re-
SaidS as necessary TO obtain fun
expression of the pcnpic' wishes.
Both General Gomez ard his coun-
ciiOtS. believe such result could inc
Obtained without the use of Amcri-
can military force, but should that
become necessary. General Gomez de-
c!ared his Willingness 10 give hi.'
sanction 10 The action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
INVITE GENERAL WOOD
To PAY VISIT IN JAPAN
want o'i'ccr TO Look Over Nippon
After Inspecting Philip
pine Situation.
lbs Associated prcss.l

TOKYO. March 2O.-The foreign
Once announced officially today ma,
an invitation had been cxtruh.d "a
Mh)"r-iencral Leonard Wood Ia vIsi,
'"hhh wh1n ne has finished his work
IN the Philippines. where h. * roin,,
ny direction Of President Harding ia
investigate the claims OF the Fui-
h'hos TO independence. Plans to wei
come General wood. Il was said ar,
being prepared.
Ihe Visit of General Wood 10 ,ho
Philippines is attracting srea, int
est here Etaujico Uehara. uemh.r
OF the House Oi Representatives and
one or ih" leaders OF the Nationalist
party declared In "a srateirea: todny
mat J, deserved the attention OF ,vc,y
Japanese b'GauS" the Visit was ,I,.o
4! .t"Spc!atcd with tho future uoijcv
"I IN" United states IN the Far Fast
.SpiIc Americans fear Tho I.rn,., ,
~ J"p"Hcac influence In the even, -,
American Withdrawal from Tho phiIIr
nlhtS' SAID tn" abatement, "thcr.rn,c
~ IS desirable tha, General Wnnt;.,
inspection Of the Philippines shuuII
ne followed by Il Visit to Jnuan AMI
dhp"hts" territories To permit hin, = ~
stVn! me exact conditions ana our
policies" '' o"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

III II the plea Of the railroads to be relieved
~ from tie national working agreement"
supposed upon them when they were tur;ic1
back TO so-called private control" or tie
sgroupd that lis irksome terms and rcn,,jra-
ments have driven them to tho verge or
Bankruptcy, the public is vitally Interested
but the public. beyond the fact that i, is
paying the eNorb'tant cost in increased rates
fhoth passenger aud freight. and the further
fact that the railroads are guaranteed earn
sipgs of per cent under honest cffci.nt
and economical management" does no,
understand in any detail the handicap OF
thigh wages and uheconomical working ro-
sHtrictions under which the roads arc opcra,
ling Honest, efficient and economical man
sasement" Ia required OF the roads. but
while honesty may be simple enough. cf.
Sbciency and economy would seem TO be
Hbarred under the conditions brought about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Love.

Dear Name: What YOU asked me about did
l love Charlie, we'll dear it's this way I'M
afraid it don't take him III be sorry, and il
l 10 I'll regret IL. because can't live with
cut him any moro than / expect I'll he able
10 I've with him It's just so exciting being
miserable until I'm happy, that If amt In
forc with him might as well find 1t out one
way as another. and so We're going TO get
DO, the Lord have mercy my soul. Name
because he's awful lemon If he has got y
job. So that's how il is. dearic. and they tell
ne it's perfectly natural like the measles
I'll send YOU an invitation. and when YOU
see me walking down the aisle with him for
the love OF Mike Name don't giCSic This is
too darned serious for you to act like YOU
tcel ike. Myrtle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
The Poets Corner
It,s n ncasuy norc.


Now make your income tax return.
Tho time that's lett Is short:
You'd better think Of hustling round
I, And making your report,
For Uncle Sam demands to know,
Exactly, If you please,
How much you got from salaries,
And partnerships and fees.
And rents. commissions. houses,
And royalties, and such,
And interest on mortgages,
In each case Just how much.
From pensions sales OF bonds and
stocks,
From settlements of debts.
From payments for your services.
such ~ dentist gets,
From dividends OF every kind,
From trust or octopuS.
And other Income ynu may list,
AS miscellaneous"
IT is. of course. bcastly borc.
IIut IL would he much worse.
If you wero sentenced to report,
The outgO from your purse,
Re thankful you don't have to tell.
Whore ail the money went,
Reporting an exact account,
or everything you spont.
Somervtlio Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Cinema Program
New NntIounI Brnuty.

FLORENCE Nidor. who is co-starrcd
with House Peters ia Lying L!ps."
the Thomas H. incc- y ssoc.ai,d Pro-
duccTs. Inc. special, winch is show
ing ihiS week at the Lyric Thcater.
is considered by several famous ar
t!sts as the most beautiful woman
before the public today. Miss Viior's
perfect features not only photograph
Win striking effect. bat are aug
nehtcd by grace and pOisc seldom
cluall.a either on stage or screen.
stIEold Lloyd n High ana Dizzy"
IS The iaughahle comedy extra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Big Cabaret Scene.

One OF the most interesting scenes
IN worlds Apart" Eugene O'Briens
latest Seiznick Picture, which cones
70 the i'itou Thcatcr today, shows q
his Oriental cabaret scene In which
more than 200 extras participated,
IN addition 10 the principals anl part
or The chorus from the Strand Roof
Revue In New York
special Set was bull, at the Salz-
nick studio for this scene, and the
gorgeous ChineSc drapcrics used were
worth over $4,000. These were loaned
The Sc!zniek Company by Il we'll
known merchant in New York, who
sent private detective to guard his
treasure during the nights when the
studio was deserted
Special little gcisha girls crum an
exclusive Chinese restaurant were OBJ
tanned To play the parts OF ushers In
the scene,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Theater Calendar

THAND-"I.aSscs" White Min
strclS matinee and night.
AthbEMN-Eeit vaudeville.
EtJOt- Eugene O'Brien. in
Worlds Apart"
III; UEKlItD-Tom Min. in THE
Road Demon"
HROAbHA MARY Thurman
and James itirkwood. in "rhc
Scoffcr."
lSiS-"Thc Call OF Youth"
LiEIC--lInusc Peters and Flor
rncc NidOr. in Lying iips."
ObEON--Niv!an Martin and Fritz
Leiber. in The Song of the Soul"
liEN-Art Accord, in THE Show
Down
THEATO-W!iliam Farnum. In
THE ScuttlGrS."
NiCroi.--Charles Ray. In The
Honorable AlGy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
West Welt nerrc,rntcd.

-. Ihe " est Is well represented IN
Tom M!x's latest Fox picture. ''The
Toad Demon now at the Blueb!rd
Thcater Nix himself comes from
Texas: George Hernandez waa born
~ oaEiand, Cal; SD Jordan is from
Council Biuns. Iowa; claire .Ander-
son j. from Detroit, and Charles *.
French n:st saw light in Columbus.
OHIO Charles Airing comes from
To-uato Canada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Lifting i,x Mngncts.

". T. s, Observation-Disclosures are
employed in stc"i works for lifting
enormous weights OF four. six ard
twelve tons. Ihc magnets are sua-
pended from cranes by chains. and
pick up weights by simple contact
ana without tn" loss or time consc-
quCrt upon the adjustment Of the
chain and hooks. Another reason for
the use Of magnets is that the
weights may he lifted hot. which Is
.innOSaihic hy tho old method.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Art Acnrd Ia "Ihc show Down,

The management of the Rex today
offers one Of the best plays recently
shown at the thcater. THE Show
Down In Itself has thrills enough
10 saiisi? one human being. but with
the art Of Art Accord added to tho
show, the combination forms a de-
iighttul play which should not be
missed by tho movie fans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
william ,,arnum ut Tlcato.

William Farnum, that greatest OF
all InelOdrama screen actors. is here
again in The Scuitle!s." now SHOW
ing u Tho ThCatO. And the theme
o; the play gives him plenty OF
chance TO display his wares. The play
may have been written 20 fit his
character or he may bc SDec:aliy
adapted 10 1T the part, but al any
rate IL Is one of his greatest sue
crSgcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
rhc Seven WccL., u,nr

". G. G.. Rivcrton. -rho Seven
Weeks War was u brief war in 1866
between Prussia and Italy on one side
and Austria and her German allies
(Bavaria, WurttemberS. baden, Sax
my. IIossc,r Iiesse Cassei. Hanover,
Nassau) on the other. The war was
he elimination Of R.Sn.arck'S plpn
for forcing Austria out OF the Ger
man confederation and making way
for new Germany under prussian
leadership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Shnkcsucnrc's Grave.

Iicadcr. RichInond-'rhe house in
winch William Shakespeare was born.
at Stra ford On Avon. is preserved az
memorial and is open 10 viSitors.
The Holy Trinity Church contains
IN" graves OF Shakespeare and his
wife" Anne hathaway. on the slab
above Tho poets grave the pilgrim
may still read the curious rhymad
cpitaph bcpimninE-
Goon friend. for Jesus sake foIhcarc
TO diES the dust enclosed hcarc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
omcstinns md Answers.

Sister Finds Soft Spot.--My sisters baby
has soft spot on The top OF his head about
rs larS" as quarter VIII he he weak
minded or Cail to grow up strong? lie l..
four weeks 6li. miss W. o.
.AnSwcr.-Thnt soft spot belongs there. II
will gradually MI Ia with bone In the course
OF the first eighteen months of the baby's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Excellent screen rroduc,ion.

The combined talent Of Mary Thur
man and james kirkwood make The
ScDmer, now playing at the Broad
way. one OF the most beautiful and
dramatic plays on the screen today.
Evidence OF the clcvernc+s OF the
play Il gathered from the fact that
the crowds coming 10 see the play
continue 10 grow as the cha racter OF
III" p.sy is circulated through the
ely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
\ Lie!

y Gentleman
Who Otherwise
Enjoys Il Reputation.
However feeble.
For voracity.
knowing us to he AnateuriSh
In the farming line.
Solcmnly assures us
That
IS
or his incubator Matched Chicks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
1tcciproc:,tion.

ia die for you the lover cried
Upon his hended knees;
I'd die for YOU" And she replied:
Then so and DO it. please"
And just To show her heart was free
She coiored her hair 4 pink hue,
And as she applied the henna tea:
IN Ito the same for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
The Country I, snycd.

80 that nobody i'll WASHINGTON will worry
any more about it. we desire TO say that
the Collector Of Internal Revenue has re-
ceived the ars; instnilmcnt of our Outgoing
Tan
on ad inhnitum and forever and ever
until death do us part will help lick the
Kaiser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Advice.

Thrift" said the Millionaire Bible class
student Thrift. gentlemen, is tho secret Of
wealth Save your money and pun 1t in the
bank"
And six hopeful members OF the class leaned
back, fingered the lonesome half dollars in
FOR the ad vice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Notice to Readers Of
The Times-Dispatch

The Tincs- Di.pntcI, Ia Its
"Noicc Of the Peoples" column,
wishes tn give kpncr promptly to
All correspondence. hut the pres
sure or iettcrS IL 80 great that
the editor IL forced, In order Io
present topics when they nre
fresh md of vital Interest, 10 ask
to con,Irnsc their
Cnninuntrniionn into I'm words.
I'M" request IL mnlc Ia the spirIt
81 fnir play und We are confident
~ WIZ be met In that spirit by
ou. readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
odeon Presents vivian Martin.

vivian Martin IN The Song Of IN.
soul ~ the Odeon feature for TO-DAY
only /, is one OF the best pictures
Ah""h mere N q lnng time. having
created much favorable corum,uI
upon It's initial presentation some
time since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
Echoes From Down Home

one OF The DEVELOPMENTS OF the meeting OF
c. o. J.. leaders in Greensboro the othc. day
was tho confident prediction by of the
aforesaid leaders that North Carolina viii go
Republican" at the next election. Seems We
have hea rd something like that before.-rwin-
City Sentinel.
wouldn't il save a lot OF work ana bother
il the pie counter in Washn 81 on could be run
on the cafeteria plan with every fellow help.
ing himself 10 what he wants?-RRloigh News
and Observer
Washington correspondent has set down
u list Of twenty four Wilson policies that nave
been adopted or now in process OF aaon-
ton by the Harding administration. Seems 10
have found normally right there waiting for
,n.--Wilmingto star.
Fir,y Thousand dollars worth OF bonds. s,oicn
from a bank In Houston Va, were found In "a
tays,ac, near Renan. nine miles from tiretna.
IN that state. Another Grctna Green Affair. in
which straws show where the bonds are hid
Durham Herald.
The North Carolina Republicans are expos
ing themselves 10 thu same porii that almost
wrecked the Versailles conference Some
sturdy partisans arc more interested in gath
eriny unto themselves the spells OF victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

Snn FrnnCiNrO IlNnkt Was In tGNH,
r.. u! H.. Hochy Mount.-The San
Francisco earthquake occurred April
~. 1906. The area affected was 1T
iria, il1 miles Ia icn.th, extending
the southern extremity of Fresno
County and probably nifty miles wide
at most points. INC main shock was
felt about 1:l3 in the morning. IT,
caused the ground 30 sway suiiicicni-
~ TO wreck buildings. rupture the
Sas and water mains and even 10
disturb heavy iDHsonry in places.
Minor shocks were recorded at in
tcrvnls aIl through inc Gar.