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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17

The Stuttgart, Arkansas, Free
Press tells US that our baby brother
tborn May /, 1870 is back in that
town from Dewitt, the county ste
of the same county, and has assumed
the duties of editor and manager Of
the Stuttgart paper. Ii has been
hard on the baby" to have his fam
lly live IN one town while his living
must be made in another, hence we
congratulate him on his good fortune
in getting back into the Free Press
office.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
EPWORTH LEAGUE.

June 10th, 7 p. m.
Subject: Our Aged Ministers,
Song Service.
Announcements.
"Scriptural Teaching of Respect
for Aged Ministers. Mary Thread
gill.
THE Veteral Preacher Blanche
Threadgill.
Discussion-"Who are our Superan-
yates 50"
One minute quotations-Lula Mae
Pearson, Jewel Austin, Margaret
Haggard, Mrs. G. A. Gideon, Mrs. j,
A. Pafford.
Solo-Miss Eula Moffitt.
League Benediction.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
MAN WANTED TO COME HOME

We have information from Suluria,
Alabama, that o. C. Cottrell (some-
times called Churchville) who left
that place over two weeks ago and
has written his wife but once since he
left. Mr.. Noss and Mr.. Fallen sent
word to Cottrell that they have no
charge against him and that he can
come home. Cottrill is feet in
ches tall, weighs 1876 pounds, has dark
hair and blue eyes and is 25 years
old. He has lost two fingers from
his right hand-has bridgework in his
front teeth and has a naked woman
tattooed on one of his arms near the
shoulder. Cottrell may be in the vi
cinity of Lexington or Parsons. so if
you run across him, tell him this and
help him get home to his wife.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Henderson County Teachers
Institute will be held at the Lexing-
ton High School building beginning
June 9th and continuing through Ju-
ly 9th, Prof. ]. H. Bayer, Of Par
is, viii be in charge All teachers
who are not in Summer schools are
expected to attend. A small fee of
about $50 viii be charged to defray
the expense Of the institute.
r. E. POWERS.
County Superintendent.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
NOTICE.

take this means of announcing to
my friends and patrons and the pub
lie generally in and around Lexington
that | will be there for one day only
Wednesday, June -. for purpose of
fitting glasses fer those who need
them. have been coming TO Lexing-
ton for several months and have tried
10 please all. | guarantee all my
work. IL must gave satisfaction.
DR.. ). L. ALMOND.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
COME TO HINS0N SPRINGS
BARBECUE

On Saturday, July End. Plenty TO
eat. Brass Band and Speaking. Ball
Games. Something doing all day
long. CONE. The people of Hender-
son county have long enjoyed this oc-
casion Come again and have a good
time.
MRS. X. l.. McCULLEY.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
NOTICE.

] wish to announce to my friends
that have bought an interest in the
Watson Drug Company and will be-
glad for my friends 10 call on me
when in need of anything in our line.
Respectfully,
PAUL PARKER.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17
METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH.

Sunday School at 9:45.
Morning service at IL: o'clock.
No service in the evening. Our peo-
pie are urged to hear Brother Phil
lips al the Baptist revival.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-06-17

II you have a wayward boy and
want to send him to he'll on creased
skids. just furnish him plenty Of
money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
COMEDY TRIO PLEAsEs
BIC ACADEMY CROWDS
Lanct"n, Smith and Lnncton Highly
Appreciated IA AN Act III
Wit and Hmmnr.

tn" summer season opened NJ tho
academy OF Music TO-DAY with bin
that Is far above tn" average Every
act WAS one uf IN" "Hir Time" cir
"G't ana ar" AL laugh provok"rs
'hi"' emonr tn" acts was that 81
l.anci"n. Smith and Lnuctnn, u comedy
trio that was called back 10 the stag.
time and tim" again for more Of their
run and huuor. The splendid voice
Of Mr.. l-inCton. tho hUniur and Wit
of Mr.. Smith and the guoG looks and
pretty voice OF Miss i.aucton, com
hin"d win tn" personality Of all
three. 20 to make IN an act that is
highly appreciated.
"" mi-ht add that one - tho best
dancing acts that has been To IN"
Academy This year is that Of Martin
Howard and Sylvia Scott. Sew
dances. and tho manner IN which they
ar" pnt over. prrvc to tho andScnc"
that they are artists of tho hest :ypc.
Tex Ellis, Til" BOY From Down
Wonder. keeps the crowds In an up-
roar from the time he comes 10 tho
stage until tho '!mc n. leaves His
manner ot putting over black face
act js uucXc"licd by few His in
'crpr"tation Of negro preacher
brings forth h.g volumes Of laughter
ana when he sings The Blues" the
audicnc" shows its appreciation
JACK Denny and Emily Hn try In
their sinking and dancing act. Words
nnd Music" show that they are on
their jobs and tina, they know jus,
wha' tn" people want in their kind OF
AN act.
Last on tho program IS the Michon
Rro'h"rS. who ar" really pymnast1
Of the sensational type. Many dur-
Ing and npprcoiativr stunts" arc
pulled of by this par. This il On.
Of the best acr"ha;ic a",s that has
been s"en in Richmond for som"
'im" The usual run Of Path" News
and Topics Of the Day proccdc tho
regular program. accompanied by
music from tho Academy orchestra.
! l.. y, N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Europe, Save Russia, Recovering
tRy United News |

"N"''i>'l''N, June G-ividrncc Of eco
Improvement In Europe. which has re-
r''F'" confederation in statement bv Secrc-
iary az Commerce. HOVER. is eNp.c,c1 IN ...,
F'outc toward the relief OF both agricuI;ur,,
ami industrial depression in tho ,.ni,cd s,,,
r''i'''"h countries according to Iioovcr
nav" made marked progress lately i'm M. ,,.
~ ~ ""'''hhrniai restrictions on the con
SUMPTION OF fo"' ANA other articles THIS Fac,
not only indicates that Europe is getting h,cL.
TO work aud stimulating production h,, =, =;
'"rpret'd here as AN index g: the general ,,,,...
mont toward greater stability
me siSmitc'ncc OF this European improve
m'h' IN It's relation TO America: lies in the f,,c,
'h'' an plans for selling Europe THIS com
Try surplus agricultural and ind,is,ri:I
pr ducts hay. been prcdicatrl ON ,l,. ,,....i,,.
o. extending lorg credits to the p,,-chnsi,,r
countries with Europe already owing large
Sums t" the United states aud continuing !, =
s'"'" Of economic and political uncertainty. /,
credits.
The food situation throughout Eurore"
h""v'r said in "a statement Monday. has shown
S'"""H progress win each Succeeding harvest
~ inc time Of the armisticc the civii popula.
ton OF every country was under rigid ration
ing systems. At present the countries where
partial rati"ning is still carried on arc Ger
MANI. Poland, l.ithuania. Es,honia I.atvio
'zcch"- Sl"vakin. Austria ana Hungary
Therefore. rati"ning has been abandoned In
'If'oN!"'a'cIN II" per cent Of tn. pouula-
tor. and in states where II sim exists tlc
'ai'"n'ng has been relaxed on certain com
II oiiiies"
Hove or predicted that with III. Forthcoming
harvest Eufor"s economic recovery would
hay" proceeded so far that ra,ioninf: could he
practically abandoned in all countries except
r"ss'"lN, Austria. This would mean he said
tat Europe had Accomplished her first great
fundamental step in r"cupcration
Hoover excepted Holshcvst Russia from tho
territory where Improvement had been regis
t"rcu
There is before Congress now hill intro
dut"d by Senator Norris, Of Nebraska to
Great" :. Federal farm export corporation with
- capital az Sl0o, 600 600. TO sell American farm
products in foreign markets Tho cxpor, .,or-
""'aii"n would sell products to foreign CO.
rprrnitN" societies. accepting security ;,asscd
uron b., a board OF directors under the chair
mansniI. OF the Secretary OF Agriculture. on
Ill" basis Of these foreign securities. the hoard
w"mid issue hchcnIurc bonds 10 he sold in the
I'uit,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
The Northern I.Irhts.

Student. Ashland The name "au-
rora horealis" was frst used nv Cas-
sHndi, who, in 1921. observed one in
France and wrote "A description Of il.
The aurora is periodic in it's mani
fsstatiOnS. the finest displays being at
intervals Of Sin years. and less mark
"a ones at intervals Of ten or eleven
years. II is asserted tina; the create
and lesser displays correspond with
The increase and decrease of spots on
the sun. This phenomenon is gencr-
ally manifested in the following way:
y dim light appears on the horizon
shortly after twilight and gradually
assumes the shape of an arch having
Il pale yellow color. with it's concave
side turned carthward. From this
arch streams Of light shoot forth.
passing from yellow to green and
then To brilliant violet. The name au-
rora borcalis. while generally refer
ring 10 the northern lights. also is ap-
Piled To Il similar phenomenon visible
In the vicinity of the South Pole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Health Talks by DR.. Copeland
Answer. to Health Questions.

o-l. How old should a child he to receive
vaccination?
= What time OF tho year should il be done 4?
!" How long a tim" after being vaccina,cd is
Il person immune from disease \. g. NJ
AL child can he vaccinated a; any
age and at any time of tn" year. children
ar" usually vaccinatcd about tho age of !
years.
y. vaccination protects from smallpox only.
II is not II prcYcutiv" of any other disease.
aithouEh many mothers seem to think il is
Q.-For the past week have hccn troubled
WIN som"'hnE sticking in my throat have
tried cough iozenCcrs. but | cannot seem to
get relief What would you rccommcnd?
CONSTANT READER
Al would suggest that you consul, n
throat specialist for examination Ec gov
erncd by his advice.
g am hard of hearing and have tccn
,c",t" SIX months without relief. VIA,
would YOU advise do? MRS +
-N.-Ask your doctor to recommend \ good
car doctor or to on" Of tho oy. and orr
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
News of Fifty Years Ago

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,,.sLi.. w. M.,,,-o, urs " = r. -,
Ianruish Miss II lula Miss G.J.ucy Misc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
WOMEN HOLDING ON TO
JOBS; MEN co VOORHEES,
Of Office Workers of Country,
Figures Show.

CHICAGO, June VIM. men arc
walking tho streets Looking for work.
women Office cinDloycs are holding on
:" 'hoir yolo.
This is the dic,nm on the employ
mon, situation Delivered by IL. u.
smith. president OF the National En-
pioymcnt Board In convention here.
There ha0 been a Tremendous de-
crease IN employment since the peak
was reached last Ocrobcr." hc said.
There hae been slight increase
within the past month. but not nearly
as largo as is usual ~, this time of
IN" year The situation is no, as
bad 80 ~ vas before the war. but +,
promises 10 hccone so. don't think
IL w'll greatly improve until spring
OF nest year"
IN IN" labor market. tho mos, ~
nci"nt workers are holdinr their Inb,.
and others are going out. Women
are holding on ana mon are going.
There are many jobs for So Il weak
IN Offices for women, bgt scarcely any
demand for men In the same uos.-
tons. Probably so per cen; ot ono"
workers are now o:Incu AMI nv,
percentage is Increasing 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
GOOD PROGRAM OPENS AT
BROADWAY FOR WEEKS RUIZ

Pickle Women" now playing NJ
tho broadway Thcnt"r is Il play
which stirs tn" .nucrmost emotions
~ THESE who witness it. one moment
YOU arc In the gIoomi"st depths. sym
puthillug with the unhappy dough-
hoy who has come home from France
To hnd the lorg expected brass band"
welcome sadly lacking and even his
mother turned against him with The
belief that b." has become worth
less hrunkurd ana gambler
Tho play is AN old-timc mclodrafna
ricturizcd IN a new wav. Tho typo
critical small town rcformcr comes
in for II good iambastiug and the
small town sport with the hiY town
ideas ais" gets his when he boasts
that %" can whip Ia" returned soldier
win on" hand behind his hack
IS "n added attraction. "Thc Cypav
ScNict' composed Of one man and
thre" women. renders "a vaudeville act
FAR above the average. Tho man. 4
deep bass Is particularly good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

"r' hiair has taken M the duties of his i'm
P"rt'ht oiicc with warm praise for the Demo
cra's WI" haT" held I'll. same job. Complai n, 8
'hat nav" h"cn made at times against these
oHci"is, Tic Is now convinced. 'arc not we'll
Rounded. Not all Republican appointccs have
spoken so freely but many of them have not
h'S'''teh ut expressions OF admiration for
'heir democratic predecessors. On closer view
ana reviewed of campaign cNiEcncics. members
OF III" new administration havo given the
country and the world a much faircr estimate
OF the Wilson administration than they were
Wiling I" grant while the grip of party in
tcrcst held Wilmington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

are insisting that thore was some sort of
understanding between LLOYD George and
Mr.. Wilson under which America would
retain title to tho former German ships
but would pay for Thorn, not to Germany
hut 10 the allied shipping pool.
1t may DO safely assumed that no such
understanding was over reached. and that
if in any official manner It is referred to
by the allied governments. Mr.. Wilson will
be the first to rcpudiatc It. Already OIL
Gals OF tho present administration have
taken pains TO inform Europe, even If in
formally. that they will recognize no claim
which may be made upon IL for payment
for the German tonnage, and It will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
TOO WISE WIVES" OPENS
AT THE LYRIC THEATER

One wife was sure that her hrs-
band was iaIthl"ss. ah" knew hotter
later. ON" husband was sure that
his wife was all ihnt u woman should
he. II" never know better. An in
innate story OF "vcry day III" in a
decade. This IL TOO Wise Wives"
n Paramount picture. with l.ois VII
son In The leading role
TIL" action al To" Wise Wives"
hinges upon wlrc's decision regard
ing letter which comes IL her h,is-
band with crest upon II which she
instantly recognizes. VIVA, she does
with the letter provides ono OF the
most intensly interesting situations
OF the play Large crowds saw this
picture at the Lyric yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
EEBE DANIELS APPEARS
IN DUCKS AND BRAKES

Hchc Daniels is At her smiling. CO.
luettish lest In the play. Ducks and
brakes" playing at the Hijou this
week. She takes the part Of Teddy
simpson. II young and rrcprcsS!blc
young butterfly whose guardian had
gotten her engaged to a dependable
young business man, hoping that the
girl would settle down.
Ru' Teddy wasn't the settling kind
ana whenever she was asked To set
II date for the marriage she would
put IL of. and made the best OF what
freedom was left by nirting out
raEcously. But Crossed wires"
finally bring about her downfall. for
she commences Il Irritation with
friends of Rob. Instead Of chaIicnc-
Ing them 1" II duel, he gets their aid
in plot To cure her az flirting. After
a day OF Embarrassing excitement she
rs GLAD To settle down into married
life with Rot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
WINCHESTER PAYS TRIBUTE
TO CONFEDERATE HEROES
| Ey Associated prcss.l

WINCHESTER. VA. June G-Trib
ut" was paid t"da. To more than 2 00o
Confederate soldiers buried i'm Ston.
wall Cemetery. Harry ST. George
fucker. OF Lexington, Va. delivered
IN" memorial address. and Confcd-
crate HhSs ana flowers were placed
on the graves
Approximately a5.0C0 persons from
Virginia. Yves, Virginia, MARYLAND
and other states gathered for the
hfty-nfth annual observance of Com
federatc Memorial Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
FRANK MAYO PLEASES IN
1.-THE MAGNIFICENT BRUTE"

Standing on, from tho ordinary be-
can'. OF its strong theme and inter-
cstinr settings. is tho new Frank
MAY" picture, The Magnificent
l'rutc.' The picture opened al the
R!uch.rd Thentor Yesterday for a run
OF three days. Tho appeal Of the
pictur" is found ~ its stirring action
and the splendid work Of It's cast.
Inc story Is that Of an uncducatcd
forester who has fallen in love with
his partners sophisticated daughter
~" wins her through sheer brute
f"rc" applied 10 his enemies and the
strength Of his love which is shown
10 her
Mayos pleasing personality, which
is always evident. gives rise Ia pleas
ing comment on this production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Hover prisinl.

Inquirer. Petersburg Two com
panicS of the Fourteenth infantry.
United states Army. scaled the walls
OF Picking and were the first to plant
their Colors on III" walls OF rcking
The first man at tn" top was Il anu
stefan. Trumpcicr Calvin l.. Titus
Company -. Fourteenth Infantry. who
had volunteered To MAX" III" attcmpt
lie was followed hy The officers and
men under Colonel Da"gctt The
british entered by n gate. three
fourthe 81 u mile away. which wa.
screened from the Chinese fire and
had II clear way To the water gate
and they were the first to reach and
enter. They were also first to reach the
legations which they did without
lighting" The above is from tho ac-
0coun; of the Boxcr War by James
Harrison Wilson, major-gcneral. Unit
ed States Volunteers, and brcvct ma
tor-general, United States Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
III HENRY EDWARD WARNER
QUtCn HRipcf

QOicn snicf
"""' makes the world keep moving round
ana apples. falling, hit tho ground,
WI! cohi tw"ivo ounces to tho pound:
Quicn sabo?
what Is II makes tho sex called fair
hunt Ut such barbarous things to wear
And worry 80 about their hair
Cullen Babc?
why does politician try
To make us think no wouldn't lie
because his noble aims nre high :.
Quien sabe?
why does statesman gone abroad
ho"-t"w 10 tnsel and to gaud?
w ny do constituents applaud?
onien sabc:
Why do so many folks pursue
The weird. fantastic thing To do
And stamp rcrbotcn home brew?
Quicn sabc?
Why do tame prOpaEandsts think
That milk is strong enough to drink
lhcn drown themselves in floods of ink? . .
Quicn snbc?
Who knows" don't! =, Who knows
just why
Things generally 70 awryr
WHAT Is In hash. and bought mincc pic? :. :.
t2uich sabe?
And why Il" leave peaceful springs
For rocky roads. or spread my wings
To writ" about such futile things?
0uicn sabc?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
BLIND WIVES" PLAYS
TO BIG 1915 CROWDS

"E!ind Wives" "A spccial scrcc,
version of MY Lndy's Dress" the
intcrna'i"nally successful play by
Edward knobl"ck. opened Mt tho Isis
Thcater yesterday for a run Of three
dhS. one of tn" most apprcciativc.
audiences that has tccn at the Isis
inns Year. saw this picture and all
seemed much pleased
nearly SIX months was consumed In
ma King this picture. There are tiyo
different acts or offerings I'm This MAY
u'lll"ing three different countries
one scene is laid In New York. an
other IN France and another in Rus
STA I'm all-S,ar cast makes up the
personnel Of the play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Theater Calendar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vaudeville.

AcApEMY-Kcirh's vaudeville.
l.fklc- Lois Weber, in TOO
WIS. Wives"
BROADWAY All-stnr east In
Pickle Women. also Gypsy Sex
tct' IN a big singing act.
kiLot--I'ebo Daniels. in Ducks
and BRAKES
Isis All-star cas-, in "B!lnd
wives"
hLu:HiRp Frank MAYO in
The Macnilc"n, Brute"
Rl:N Roy stewart. in Keith %
tho Border"
obEoN The Furnace" by Pan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

Two Die IN Wreck nc ,u,

kNpNNli.i.E. TENN. Jun. Ga
Dispatch from Newport. Tenn. says:
saunders O'Ncil and Red Clovcngcr.
h"'h Of whom live in tho Hybcc sec
non OF Cooke County, were instantly
Killed lake saturday when their auto
m"hil" III which they we're driving
went over an cmhankmcnt and turned
upside down D'Ncils neck was
broken and ClcvcnGcr received a
crushed skull and chest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost INV
topic, excepting on legal md incident
subjects, Lrr answered free. Az MI
Inquiries nre answered directly hy
personal letter. scif-adlrcssrt,
stamped envelope * required. Adj
dress The Timrs-Dispaich Infnrmn-
ti0n bureau. ItIChInond. Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

'c' 1t be known that he thought the only hopc
VI return OF real prosperity lies with tho
proper rPhab M lon OF tho farmers Honor
Hpe John shelton Williams. one OF tho lead
ing hh"ncicrs Of tho South. told ncwapapcr
men IN Raieigh this week that the farmer is
'"caF tn" countty's hes. hope"-K!nston
FREQ Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
\ Troubled sister.

Mrs. Is of near Richmond jots down this:
II want to know how a man can he enor-
mousiy rich IN these days Of extreme need
among worthy people and still profess to he
happy"
h"gEone. lady. YOU done got us, We're tho
worst possible referee in an argument about
how rich people feel!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Charcoal Eph.> Dali, rbourn,

When man been married long enough
tr"ht an Keep he mouf shot" said Charcoal
rpm fUhinhtiv"lN. "a woman jcs natchcl,y
cyarn't Get no fun ';all ou,'n a fight Eat a
hunk o pork, Mstah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

=, 81 temperature. .........
MAXIMUM temperature to u " 49, :
Minimum iy'nptra,nrr a., D. - 80 1.
Mean temperature y"S.rrday -
~, mo temperature Tor TINS dat- :;
!,'ii''h'E A-Nt"T'iHy ...
f.N'"ss since March ''''''''
Excess siGc" January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
I.pgninI,pc.

No man is right unless he is four square
with his ncichbor
'rachinG down some mating we learned ,w,
new words.
Tn" Eminent Citizen ia wonderful to all but
the Home Folks
Collecting money is life's least artistic pur-
suit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

Measuring the top pieces OF the Russians
To determine their intelligence may be all
right. but theirs always has seemed to he n
cas-" OF big heads. little wit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

n'ihi'.t ]. hours ,LdnE j. NJ S,n,
iH'.hiti - N"Ht. "nuius T.. NJ Non,
i,"h"i-ncy sinc" March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

II young Edison really has invented an auto
m"hi" that Will distill its own gasoline he
might 20 Just a step further and let it distill
refreshments for the passengers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

Pullman employees are about 10 81 out on
strike hut the portcrs probably will take n
tip and remain work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

II II II" true that Scnnachcrb. ancient King
"' Egypt made his own home brew. ii would
Sem mat nick should be some Improvement
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