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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
iia,ding'> Bold Cuu,..

n lSREGARDlNG tor the instant Tho nos
II sibie effect on the Transportation prnh-
lem of President HardinG's bold coursn in
going direct TO the Interstate Commerce.
CommiSsion and rather more than iuiiiuu,-
ing his conviction that traffic rates shonld
/be lowered taking stop further than the
one for which Woodrow Wilson was So m,
terly assailcd as having oyeTstcnDcd his
presidential preroeativcs--it NAV h.. iak.n
for granted that his courageous action IN
cutting red tape and piuugiug into Tho mar,
ter at hand without fear OF adverse c,,,,.
Ment, is certain 10 be saiutary. II ciyc. Tho
public new trust III the man & fresh Upb,
on his character, confidence that after All
he is the Embossed presidcs OF the ,yb,jo
people, anxious only 20 &c, al the hoar, Of
the nations ills speedily as possible ina,
the proper remedies may be applied II,
this demonstration OF real lcadcrshin he ba-
done much to assnaga Tho restless fneIipo
OF the public and there can DO no digestion
that his direct American method VIII boa,
fuft for Its good
president Harding feels srroagly u.t
with $400,GG9,00H Topped on the ANN,
pay roll %! tho railroads this cut ON laboi
being based or tho reduced COS, or living
the roads should in fairness To labor an,
the people generally well as "a matter o.
good business principle, reduce their rates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

in proportion. With this view r vast ma
5orty OF the people agree, although ad-
mttedly It is rather an impression that a
reduction should he made than conviction
based on accurate knowledge of all tho facts
involved
The railroads will demur. They will
argue that even with the cut in wages,
which was far less drastic than they had
asked and expected. even the maintenance
OF present rats will scarcely enable them to
survive. There is much To he said in sup
port Of their contention but il is question
ii the lower rates with the increased bust
ness they would bring would not be far
more profitable than the present high and
all but prohibtive rates that are killing the
nations business. retarding reconstruction,
and Keeping thousands of freight cars
standing idle on the sidings. There Is no
getting away from the fact that present
high tariffs are the greatest obstacle to a
national business revival. and the public has
made up its mind that they must come
down. To this end the Presidents course
will be approved aad he will have cordial
support in his effort TO start Americas in
dustrial wheels revolving at full speed
ahead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

To Ia" Editor OF The Times Dispntch.
Sir, subject " this Cummuni.
ch,'"n is pf Indifference TO tn. writer
personality, but with To express Il
Few thoughts about IT az "A public
question. Th" primary rule or law.
or Its current Interpretation. which
would hcbar from participation in a
Local Democratic primary election ali
"hit" citizens other than such as
voted FOR Hf 'hnN vo,.D the e,cc.
tors IN the last prcsidrntial cIrrtinn,
IS r'atniy suhrrrsirc OF true demo-
cratic principles. aud as - species rf
political Intolerance IS IN n claas all
alone. You viii note il i. no, a
Uucstt"n involving ruah faith in
ahid.nT tn" verdict Of the primary
electorate" bu, mni.rF u u sine qua non
NJ cl"cioratr qualification thai the
voter shan hav" IT the previous gen
cral national election. voted q certain
way b'ar"nin'ticaily. wpndrr why
the limitation Ms the previous cicc-
ton"--why not the plural. "clcc-
tons?
OF course this law or Interpretation
would not have the ghDs, OF show
III legal contest. and probably it's
mos; ardent proponents ANA cham
pions would not srrk seriously TO
Justify II on TIL" ground OF cXpcdi.ncy
80 I'''S'lNf tt't supremacy. IL tS
plainly, in rs last ANALYSIS. a party
cNpcdi"nt of the torrc hill type. and
as i species OF partisan party politics
Is as unwisc rs IL is illogical Those
Of til" white citizens who voted for
President Harding ana expected to
thereafter affiliate with tn" Hrpubii-
can party in all national. state and
municipal elections, OF course are not
concerned over tho matter. Rut il Ia
fact that not Il few white mrn and
women voted for Mr. Harding and
for the democratic nominees for all
other offices. ana IT ihis dOuvhc 81
leo water Is nunr in their face some
or thrm are going to protest against
this usurpation, ard If the opposing
party puts M "a good clean ticket IL
VIII secure ihnir votes IN thu Ken
"rni election. and who shall say such
votes will he und. morra,i"?
V. NJ. BICKEHS
Richmond Va. May %, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
JOLLY WH|RL OF VARIETY
At THE ACADEMY TODAY
comedy Acts Numerous Among
Attractions Boxed for
Week End.

comedy acts are numerous amnng
I'll" attractions hooked FOR the week.
end a., ~. l.. kci;hr Academy Thentor.
commencing with the matinee per-
tormanc" today.
On" OF the mos, comical figures OF
the vaudeville stage. snIon.l J,,L,
George, widely known for his imn.r-
s"haii"ns o: o." iliitcratc negro c6un-
Try parson, is among ;oduy's attrac-
tohs Tn" colone! has n now scrInon.
SAID TO lac the funniest he has Vet
delivered
The dramatic ;idb!c, "McadowhrooE
Farm" presented by a clever east OF
players. Will have pruIninen, place
on the new hiil. In tn" acting east
ar" sidney Tayinr. James Nchbins
carl u. Tecic. VIII II Kerr and Ruth
Hall, all wcil-known dra matte playcrs
me piece, which was written by
Edgar Allan Wool! is handsomely
staged. scenicaliy and as 10 costum-
ing.
TWO pretty ana talented girls. bill
cd as Elsie ana lean, will orcr n
dainty musical act. They are singers
and !nstrGmcntnlistr.
Notd AMI belmont ar" bringing n
comedy turn fun OF funny surprises
They are new TO the South, hu, cstab-
iish.d favor!tcs ON the Keith big
time"
Closing the diversified entertain
mont VIII come Paul lie Van ANA Mil
Ter. The Treat En- Rough Trio" sem
sational ryu,nasts aud comedy enter
tanners. They have an act abound
lag ia thrills and laughs
Win The new vaudeville attractions
there WIFI he a varicpatcl exhibit ~
motion pictures. Including funny
photo fare. - variety Of short Aims
mi the ever popular Topics OF The
Day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
INVITE GOVERNOR DAVIS
TO GIRL SCOUT FIELD DAY

Governor Davis has been invited 20
attend In. inspection ana iicld day
90 the Richmond Girl scouts Mt Chin
horaZu Park ut 3:3p u'cluuk SaturCiny
AFTERNOON, and IL he is able TO h,
present. he will bc asked to award
the prizes to the winners 81 the
various ContcG,s Ma yor -Ainsiie has
also boon invited. Tho John Marshall
High school hand VIII furnish music.
The events Will include drills. a
thrcc-lcEEcd race. so. as and 100 yards
dashcs, relay races. potato race.
basket bah throws. jumping contests,
Knot tying. baseball throws. tuS-o'-
war. ana various games. Each con-
test VIII have separate set OF
Judges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
M HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Peat.

iherc Is bug that scientists
Rave honorcd with distinguished caro-
us In the stake. in the house.
And In tho food and everywhere
-\nd what its designation is
do not care: enough thnrI
Shaii keep my swatter handy and
with earnest vigur swat the n.y.
They ..S us how he breeds disease
Nnd n long Latin terms portray
tn" havoc that lie works with us
From hour to hout, from day to day
do not know the Latin terms
Nor do care long as 1
Haro crergy to stretch my arm
.Nrd vigorously swat the Nv
In laboratories. scientists
pisscct :ac creature. lay him bare
And tell us in ennEate phrase
Precisely wha, they corncrcd there
9" not know--'ts for me
To know: my mission is to try
My dorgoncd darndcst hars,cs, with
The swat'inE stick. to swa, the ny!
And 8" swat ana YOU swat
And so they and swat with zcst
l" hump the muscus OF tho globe
Aud smash this blamed unpleasant pest,
And though 10000 glasses In
Ten thousand laboratories vie
I" ind n"w m"nacrs IN him
My Lowry job is: "..WAT THE fly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
viii Answer Queries

pr Copeland viii answer for readers
% this paper questions on medical. nv
ricnic ana sanitation subjects that are or
general interest. Whore the subject of "A
letter is such that II cannot bc pu,..
lish"d in this column. Dr. Copeland will,
when the question is a proper one.
write you personally. If a scit-addrcssct.
stamped envelope is incloscd ldarcss
ALL INQUIRIES to DR.. r. & Coreland I'm
care uf this Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
LOO R0TARIAN DELEGATES
SAIL FOR WORLD GATHERING
Inv Associntch rrn.v l

NEW YORK. Juno 1.-Eleven hum
drcd members Of Rotary clubs in tho
United states and Canada were nas-
srngcts on the steamers Cnmeronia
and Caronia. which today bcgan vow
ages tn Liverpool. They vii; attend
tho twelfth annual convention OF tho
International Association OF Rotary
clubs at Edinburgh. Scotland. Juno
I3 to 16.
Tho convention will be the first held
outside the United States, King
George. of England. Is the patron and
IL was expected he would attend some
of the sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
VESSEL WHICH WON FISHING
SCHOONER RACE WRECKED

HAIlFAN, y. $, june 1.-The crew
Of the gloucester schooner Esperanto
was brought 10 port here today by
the Gloucestcrman Elsie, which had
taken them on the wreck Of their
craft at sable Island. The Esperanto.
winner of the international hahin9
weasel championship races here last
fall foundercd after striking a sub
merged wreck, they said.
The accident occurred at o'clock
Monday morning. The fishermen took
to their dories and were picked up
three hours later by the Elsie
Members of the Espcranto's crew
said they knew of tho submerged
wreck, and had just changed their
course to avoid it when the crash
came
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
"INF0RMAL FEELERS" NOT
YET RECEIVED BY LONDON
iRv Assnciatnh rrnssl

LONDON. June lit was stated in
"Ihciai circles here today that Great
Britain had not received the in
iorma! f"elcrs" reported from Wash
iheton with reference to an in.ecnh-
'ional agreement for tho reduction II
ornaments.
Tho British government. however.
u was said. would heartily svmni-
thiZc with any movement, for tho
furthcrinE OF world peace an would
welcome suggestions from tho
United states to that end
Until formal communicates, hal
bccn received from Warrington. it
wa' added. Great Britain would not
~ in . position to make a ,o"ir:il
announcement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Thcater c lendar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vaudovl,

ACADEMY kcith's vaudcvlli".
lfRiC-i."atrlce Joy. in ~
Tai" OF Two Worlds"
BROADWAY 49, Norman Tai
madec. In "rho PASSION Flower"
BlIot-- tll-stnr CAT. Ia The
Dwelling rlacc OF L!Eht"
HltEBlRn r., TOM Mix. IN
Hands Dn."
opEoN Anna q. nilsson. In
without Limit"
REN-Naricty OF Western ana
comedies.
VICTOR - Under stern
skies"
ISiIS-.\il-s cns,. IN "nccop.
ton"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Frames. scott Key.

Miss y. r.. Franklin.- Francis Scott
Key, author Of the "S;ar-SpanEicd
EanDcr. wrote quite ii number OF
poems which were collected and pub
lishcd in hook form in 1897. He was
the author Of several hymns. inclui-
ing the Thanksgiving anthem, "Isc-
fore the Lord We Bow" This was
written for the Fourth OF July. 1872.
He also wrote the hymns beginning.
Lord. with SLOWING heart I'll praiac
Thee" and When troubles. wave on
wave, aSsailad," and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Spirit Of Virginia Press

ii"r" is IA" way 81 rural contemporaries the
'iInch Valley %"ws l"uks at the situation:
'Th" knowing unrs predict "A cool summer
ana consequently a reduced corn crop. Per
maps s"-nrrh"rs not y short corn crop
might u" blessing to the country Th.r.
is great surplus Of grain ON hand now i,
his country y CHi!urc this wear ,nirb, an
i'hi" ihs surplus TO ne sold At u living profit"
Tho hoHn"ke Times has it's doubts on at
least on" subject 1t says: Il, has been sug
*"stod That every session OF the House of Rem
rescntntiv"s b. opened With IN. singing , 2
Tn" star SpangIch Banner IL might bovo
been done IN the old days. hut under The
Vpistcad LAYS wc greatly fear It's physical
not to say musical mp"ssItlli,y"
Tn" Emporia Independent goes on record
as nelnr heartily in favor OF the old virrini,
picnic. II saNs. IT gives tho Young ucn-
III" chanc" too. I" get their lungs run Of
good. pure, fresh air and 10 show off their
nov clothes. and 10 form friendship which
Nil last throughout all the years TO come
IN fact. every h"hy benefits from out-uo..r
gatherings. no matter where or when they
az" hcld ANA only hope ihis sec
''"h WI s"" many picnics ana family reunions
/ 'hls season. and that each VIII be marked bv
record breaking ati"ndAncc."
The Halifax Gazette gives the following
under TIA" heading Late Court Ncws": Harry
- ''"fE' Tucker. of Lexington Va w,s
''''n ~ ih' e"urth"us" at Houston Monday
| %: 'his week. count guilty and sentenced 10
pend Tour y"ars In the Governors mansion
at hichmond'
: IN" Ncwport Ncws rimcs-ncrS,d taxes
4 ont i"iio stock In Mr.. i:ryan's ndvic. n. 10
/ 10" 'h' itm"''atS may carry Tie next e,rc-
non. ~ '"y': ~" told the party how 1t cauld
WIN IN i>"s 10 told the party how IT cou.a
. tst IN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
PRESIDENT GREE CHINESE
RELIEF VOLUNTEERS
Il,r Itnitrd Nnn.sl

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Prcsi1ent
Harding Wednesday received forty
men from various parts OF the coun-
try who have volunteered their SCR
vices AZ Speakers in n now effort to
False funds for starving Chinese.
Rev. William Iiirma Faulkcs. sec
rotary OF the New Era movement of
the Presbyterian Church. introduced
tho delegation.
am indeed glad 10 have been OF
any service TO this most appealing
and worthy cause" said the ?rcsi :
nent, land ! mean TO do everything
In my power to help it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Largest Zoo.

Subscriber. Richmond.--Th three
largest geological gardens are those
of New York, London and Berlin.
Probably the lnrgcs, liz tho garden I'm
Tho BRONX. New York. Tho National
Park. at Washington. contains 265
acres; the one AZ RcEcnts Park. Lon
don, thirty-fve acres.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
wor,d cru,se NJ Navni vcs.ri..

NJ. II. j.. WiliiamsburE.-The ships
with tho fleet from Hampton Roads
20 San Francisco. thence returning
together. via Manila and Surz. ar u
special service" squadron. were the
Connecticut; Kansas, Minnesota. Yer
mont Louisiana, Georgia. Ncbrn sHa
Grom san i'ranclsco), New Jersey,
Rhode Island. Virginia. Missouri.
ohio. Illinois. Wisconsin from san
FranoEsco), Kentucky and Keareargc.
Other ships that participated In the
cruise were Maine and Alabama.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
INFORMATION BUREAU

Enquiries rrSnedinr almost my
topic, excepting on ieEnl nnd medical
subjects. nrr answered free. A. NIL
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
pcrs0nni letter. Erif-nudrcsscd.
stamped envelope tx required. Adj
dress The Timcs-ntsnatch Infortpn-
ton Bureau, Rich niOnd, VII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

Here is pleasing lit;lo story that comes
from the urbanna Sentinel: Farmers
market their crops. but II all would look
ut the situation In the happy frame OF mind
as King Queen friend does. some OF the
sting would DO taken outcome to SEQ me-
nc says II can't sell a thing, but 1 have
plenty TO eat from old ham to II chicken
wing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
.Jnt,gc Connrms snle

The United states District Court
Judge Edmund Waddiii presiding.
yesterday confirmed the sale OF tho
nlant and equipment Of the Franklin
Caro- Company, chewing gum manu-
facturhrs, to a. S, Kratz tor $4,000.
The receivers for tho bankrupt chew.
ing gum manufacturers acting under
orders OF the court. last week sold
the plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
Sees beginning nf Bulshcvism i'm
lrrcst ~ Sailurs In New
nor; SpSyS

To tho Editor of The Times Dispatch,
Sir--in this morning. issue OF The
cS-bispatch. IT was stated IN "a
news item from Newport News. that
Nili"rs on strike were arrested nud
convicted brcaus" no cNplanntio,
'ouia he given BY them why they
We're on the streets after Ia O'Clock
az hithi. Th!s is III" sor, of thing
mat makes for anarchy ANA Holsnr.
rsm. The greatest enemies Of .,ur
social order .r" those who trcai nur
constitutional ruarantocs AZ scraps
uf paper.
II n G MACLArHi.AN.
Richmond. Va, May -. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
('nuttous.

'hu Il" YOU take this woman to he your
'hW'niF welded wife, to have and to hold
and sorsaknI all others"
wait minute. rarson." whispered the
tro'''' ana turning. leaned over in confidcn-
''h' talk with man ON the front bench
nv f'sht farson. go ahead jus, wanted
put ihat up TO my lawyer here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
shiny rnrahs ,.lrtn.h.

Pictures OF the Memorial Day
parade in Richmond. in which the
local cadet and militia companies par
ticipatcu. Will he shown ut the Lyric
for tho remainder Of the week. be-
ginning today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Chnrc"n, Erh'. nni,r T,our,

MOS men got notion life ain ncthin'
t"' picnics nn merry go- round" said Charcoal
rpm. IN mood. hut tell me. Mistah Jackson
WI" Ew1ne push de lawn mower when de
grass Kit high? Eat slab o pie Brothah"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Health Talks by Dr.. Copeland
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper Feature
Service lnc.)

"ArromcEn1y" Sometimes Called "GIantism"
Growth is determined b. the activity OF the
ductless glands. Whether child is destined
to be dwarf. a giant. depends on this
junction.
When science shall have tathomcd the mys-
terics of these glands. physical development
may be under control. at present II Is. to n
considerable degree accidental. Parents above
the average In size and strength may have
one enid who is almost pygmy and another
who is Larger than either father or mother.
little couple. both understood. may have n
son who stands we'll above six fest.
In another csac. hoy proceeds normally
in his physical growth. reaches manhood
without noteworthy variation from the usual
course. and then in his early thir,ics sud
denly takes on rapid growth OF some part
OF his body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

not just II biz prcsumptuuus for MIR. Bryan
to set M ngain M the counsellor OF tho Demo-
cratic ORGANIZATIONS .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Homes Grow Zig.

This condition of course. il far from norman.
1t is called ''acromcvaly' and is characterized
10y Increased size of the bones. particularly
Of the limbs and face
Nest giants have acromccaly. Indeed. the
affection is sometimes called 'ginntsm."
In this disease most OF the changes noted
,akn place in the homes. While the whole
skeleton is enlarged. the trouble is most np-
parent in feet and hands. Tho facial bones
,rc affected and. in some cases. the and
grow to great dimensions. All the fca-
lures distorted from the overSr"w,h OF
tissue. Hats. gloves and shoes Of the original
size are no longer OF service.
Unfortunately. tho enlargement Of the head
may not bc uniform ON" side OF tho face
may grow siz" while the other side
fore the attack.
Tho voice box may increase in size. ON
this account the voice changes II may be
come hoarsc ana deep.
There may Il. marked subjective symr-
toms. However. II is not unusual TO have
headache. irritabil,y. failure OF vision and
even mental unh;;lancc.
All, nu,ritional diseases are az, to have
c"mrlicatons OF some sort. Acromcraly IL
no exception Gonrc is one OF the rompiicat-
in1 conditions. Diabetes Is another.
Iarri. Fatal.
In spite OF all the cmbarrassmcnts ot the
patient over his changed appc arances he ma y
coniinu" in good health aud in his usual en-
ploym.nt FOR many years. The disease Itself
is rarely fatal
unforrinatcly. 'rcatmcn, has boon OF little
use. Operative measures. seeking to rvmovc
on" of the ductlcss glands. have been r.coni-
mcrded. and In few instances have appeared
10 do good. Sometimes. however. III. proposed
cure is worse t,,an tho disease. w mus, not
he too racly submit to doubtful surgical
prorrdurc
feel hopeful regards many Of these
mysterious diseases. Ablr research men are
workr;; day and night, seeking to solve ,h,.
prohirms or medicine. one 10y the da *
corners are being illuminated some day anu
perhaps soon. shall Know whn, To lo To
stop thc ravagcs OF acromcpaly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
The Weather
u'Hruisi,-d by 4. =. Weather I,urrnr.,
Fnrernnt: Virginia.
Erncral..i fair Thurs
in, and J. rltla!.
Sorih Cnroiina-t.rn :
Grail, fair Thursdn, and
Friday.
Local Temperature Yrstcr,ln,
SprriuI Data.

Local Observations nj 4 l.. NJ Sr,trr,in,
Wind direction, northeast. h!snrst Wind
yesterday. .. wea,hy: ~ u. NJ, ulchr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

Fo'ertF-s'rick"n film hcroines are said 10
"e ''snoS'av % their clothes to keep ,p APP
r'"'""''S' There were Richmond
h'r"lhss on kroad street Yesterday who evil
IDENTITY we're down 10 their las, nanny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Up With the Times


ny II. q. H.
nav rfct"nder To tn" French throne VII,
attain his ambition about tho sam. i'm ,is
>''''sN"n hre''nhSr reaches the White House
congressman arr not likely to TAX. kindly
To The Swedish Exercise system TO-. ,n,
their liking for Ahysical cxertioo yb., III.
Old crooked cih"w- foot -the-rail cacIis,hen.
iicc wcat nut uf fashion
Povcrty-strickcn film hc,oi,.. ; .
he "'snosiav OF their clothes to keen ,ip an
roa'ancrs There were some I,ichmond
her"inss on Rroad Street Yesterday who evil
den'iE we're down 7" their last penny
Ambassador Iiarv.y doesn't know whether
he viii Keep quiet At the Supreme councu
meeting and merely observe. or have some
hing 10 say Eu, every one else knows what
he viii do. also tina, he wnl<ay something
that he should not.
II is an ohhs-on wager that Thonras JET
r'-"n. u h" heard, smiled h!s aruroy;.l whom
d. Van pyke. here in blue Virrinia. yos,.L
hiS Dissatisfaction with the modern indigo
sunday
which demonstrates that ne is one Who knows
how 70 low his seed upon ground whcr. il,
~ needed And il his prayer is heard. ic, Us
hope III. answer VII not DO localized.
Petersburg reports that Decoration Day was
Very Puiet there. in mat rcspcc, r,aHiur ii
Just like IA" other 800
Girl avtaor loops the loop 1872 ,ifncS. bu,
any girl can keep man ur In the air and
max" him jump through hoop.
!, wae "a biz day In the wasbinuton family
wh"n borh George and Martha cnugh, nrc and
were slightly damaged. However. it was a
marine ana not domestic affair
Judging from tho recent press rcpor,s
ptouain" poisoning is Incoming almost rs
DANGEROUS a. the made your own hone.
stuff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

'TtFtES'lHn are not likcly 10 take Kindly
,"' swedish exercise system. They los,
their liking for &hysical cxer,ioo wb.r III.
old crooked elbow ,ot-to.th.-r,il ,a,.,is,,.-
iicc went out ~ fashion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

y tenderhcarted woman up North has
provided $4,000 trust fund to keep her
dog IN luxury, and ye, there are people
who dovry a dogs life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

'hey did no other good. tho Edison
fueSNons came along IN good time 10 side.
track E:":tein's relatively stun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

io"' rfet'nder I" tn. French throne VII,
So. ,'",n "N "hn"ion nhou, tho time the
's"'n Pre''nhSr reaches the White House