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I,n,crninns to Install Officers.

The recently elected officers of hi
vision No l. Ancient order of Ill
hcrnians. Will hc installed az head
quarters AT the McGill Union tonight.
County President Charles T.. Taylor
VIII conduct tho ceremonies. and aa-
dresses will he made by state rr,s!-
dent Edward l.. Ryan ana Past state
President John j. Blake. \ bumct
supper has bccn arranged. The ncwl:
elected officers are. John NJ Allen.
resident: Il T.. Mcagh"r, vicc-pr..i-
don't: G. T.. ODonncii, recorder. H. l..
Griffin. treasurer: NJ. G. Duffy. mar
sinai; William j. tnr!gh;. scrGeant-at-
arms. aud John King. sentinel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

no lad boon asked 10 give his an
N'gN'i 10 The 1uul drart
TIE iudu. WAS nny.1 ,r,.,,,,.,,..,,,
h"l'. and his courtroom w calf.
'Ht ~" could not be found ON.
ir c"iNm!t'"" members. eiuuCiug
oSS th' boulevard into Grant Park.
-M tfpnp Of small bnys plavIur
Hi'.h'.i ln The warm sunshine Rack
% ilEl hhsc was - tall slim nrurc
.lad .n ~" !pur black cape ana biark
.IgA mat which make Judge Lam
W. r't"%ni21bl" anywhere
sorry iv have delayed You, gentle
'N'' i1" judt..t when a rncs
ra'"r'ed ".', n "but mar.
jue' had 10 watch It." A"u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
TI"rIdn scribe waive, ,I.,,,,

tNADENTpWN. FLA, Jan. IL
Allyn. CHARGED with the murder ~
larry l." lIircl. stated today that
Allyn would waive preliminary hcnr
,ns. Ihe case will thus 10 TO tho
s senfa jury: which meets March s In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
r,oridn rrui, Gru,rr, Meet.

ORLANDO. F..N-. Jan. ll-Vhc
COMMITTEES on orEanizatIon, appoint
"a al IN" recent meeting OF tine 400
fruit ana y",;"tahl" growers from all
parts OF Florida, h",d a. Orlando two
weeks ago, were IN session here to-
iny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

There VIII he Incctin. of the
Bankers Rowling League today 81,
o'clock in the National state and
ely Bank. 10 adopt ia" schedule ana
by special committee" Tn. SEIZED
ale calls for each of tho ten banks
10 meet in two series.
The Merchants and Planters Banks
VIII meet in practice ~ O'clock TINS
afternoon on the Mount Vernon al
lcyS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
The Federal reserve ana Bank o,

The Federal Reserve aud Bank OF
Commerce and Trusts had agsrera-
tons on the alleys yesterday Tor try
outs FOR their bowling teams. There
the Federal who Viii easily make ,h-
team, ana they are so good tnat !,
VIII be a hard matter TO pick the
orSt nvc.
There Is mitch enthusiasm among
the bank boys. and great race 4.
expected. tOllow!n. ar" som. oil the
high scores: S.icr. l2i: Strathy. 1903.
Jarrett. IS Eyrn"s 90; carroll. 81:
IhnrSton -: Now!an. as; .tCrc". -.
Schumann, los; i!goaddus, CO. Stc1rns,
N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
>iou> Cily Gees Stewart.

Iil'N'ip. Jan. II pitchc" STOW.
it oi NJ Chicago White Scv has
".d >" ia" sioux CITY club ~
". Western League. j; was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
CRACK BOWLERS MEET
IN LEAGUE GAMES TONIGHT
business House Tennis To Roll S~rir.
or CHIMES ON Mount YER
SlItNs

f'rohab!y thc Groatest rivalry In
many moons viii be broUEhc 10 a
climax tonight. when tn. Ola putcu
Market AMI the Eagles clash In their
regular scheduled iou-piu match a.;
tn Mount Vernon Academy Both
sides are c!a inning victory
The Eagles have a perfect p"rcent-
aE" whl!" tn" old Dutch Market
team has lost two games 10y only
q few pins. beyond doubt. this
should be a hard-;pGght SERIES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

;ue, had to watch it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Stefansson to Visit Ice Fields

PASADENA. CAL, May 2S.--l, is to lift the
veil Of mystery from uncxporcd icy area,
lyiEE $50 miles beyond the North cole. that
NiIhia nur Stcfansson famed explorer. will!
make his Arctic dash in 1929
His goal is tho center OF this ice ncid. con-
corning which nothing is known
This vast tract. he believes. is PLAYING an
important part in the evolution of the world.
TIC ice packs at tho southern edge arc being
worn away nv tho Gulf stream the warm
currents OF which flow constantly into the
A;!artic This gradual melting and break
age process has placed the pole so miles
nearer the open ocean.
Such are the announcements Of vast scicn-
tine interest just made by the intrepid cx-
rioror while mentioning here at the home
of Ernest Dekovcn f.cfhingwcl who com
handed an expedition in 1906
Stefansson is starting East to prepare for
what may prove his hazardous under
taking.
The area which nc hopes 10 penetrate he
points out. extends some i5o miles this side
Of the pole and the central point is located
sac miles beyond any point SO far reached
ty ship
1T might nc reached by airshp" he said
but nothing Of scientific nature could
he uncarthed enroutc. Necessary nbscrva-
tons Of tho surface OF the ice and earth must
he made on the way"
His ambition is to reach the very center
az tho ice area. There has been much con-
lecture regarding what lies there. and he
hopes to answer the question for the world
Stcfansson laughed when tho question OF
hazard raised.
Proper preparation for An Arctic exped-
ton eliminates danger" he said Tropical
exploration is far moro dangerous. There are
no poisonous snakes and fcvers in tho north
land. II is simple matter to maintain
perfect health"
He expects 10 take some fifteen men with
hin" He will make up his expedition in
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Spending II Here

D RESIDENT HARDING stands upon solid
ground in his determination to protect
American financial markets against interna-
tonal borrowing raids that do not result i'm
some Increase in American business or some
decrease in the allied indctu cdncss to the
United States And he took proper occa-
sion, in inviting group of bankers TO the
White House. OF giving notice To them that
the government looks with genuine appre-
kension upon promiscuous foreign loans
that contribute nothing TO the prosperity of
this country.
II is we'll enough TO have Europe rehabil-
itated and stabilized of course And after
that is achieved she will be in gctter posi-
ion TO engage in business with the world
She will go into our markets and other mar
kcis ana will buy heavily no doubt But il
Will be a long time before this condition is
realized. Nor will il be realized wholly
through the pilinE up OF additional obliga-
TONS in the United States. The money that
continent may be able to borrow in the
American financial markets will help in the
process OF REIMBURSEMENT, hut it will have no
magic effect. II will work no miracles
What the President insists upon is that
America be not drained of its gold without
come compemsatng result lie wants the
borrowers TO spend a large part, if not all
Tho money raised. i'll the United States. That
would have an immediate effect upon the
business OF the country. II would keep
much OF the gold AT home and would con
tribute TO a return OF prosperous times.
In taking This position President Harding
is dong in effect, what President Wilson
did while the war loans were being made to
IN" allied governments The United States
Treasury was thrown open to our war asso-
Citations They were told that America would
finance them To the limit OF its resources
but he laid down the condition that the
money borrowed must. for the most part
be expended right here And it was. Very
little OF the $l0.oo0.00O 600 credits extend
cd TO Europe in 1917 1915 or even in 1919
actually left the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
is still debating the question and. IT Is to

Is still debating the question and. 1t Is 10
be assumed. praying over II.
Tho question again brought before
tho church this week at its one hundred and
thtrty-'hird general assembly in session ut
Winona Lake. Indiana and provoked
spirited debate, in which tho debaters
quoted the Bible for and against the pro-
poSal that women be permitted to fill the
Office OF deacon. One opposing delegate
quoted from the Acts OF the Apostles. in
which he said the twelve apostles. i'll call
ing for tho appointment OF deacons. gave
this injunction TO the disciples Look out.
therefore. brethren from among seven men
OF good report, full of the spirit and wisdom,
whom You may appoint over this business.
He contcnded that this injunction excluded
women and as a guide should settle the
matter. Whereat another delegate found
argument for the woman's side of the Ques-
ton III counter-quotation from Romans
II commend unto you, Phoebe, our sister.
who is deaconcss OF the church that we
receive her in the Lord worthily Of the
saints. and that yc assist her in whatever
matter she may have need OF YOU. For she
herself hath been the helper of many and
OF mine self"
The delegate opposed to women deacon
csses was not prompt to offset this Scrip
turc with the more direct statement Of Paul
to Timothy: but suffer not a woman TO
teach nor to usurp authority over the man.
but to be in silence; otherwise his position
might have obtained larger support in the
assembly. AS il was, the assembly finally
reached decision 10 allow the prcSbyteTies
OF the church To take a referendum vote on
the question OF allowing women TO be in
stalled as dcaconS. an office hitherto held
only by men The vote will be taken in
the coming year and a report made at the
next general assembly
Having obtained political equality with
man, it is as certain as that night follows
day that woman will not rest until she has
obtained similar equality of rights in all
Protestant ecclesiastical government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
1921. National Newspaper Service
Nj.

In tho Hay.
The trouble with lot of these poor little
Gndersize. pale sickly. nervous Irritable kids
Is that they don't get enough slren II ho,ts
all how some parents and unclcs and aunts
ana 'hihss seem TO think a kid can be up
hai the night and still keep well and strong
micro ought TO be n heavy fine cxactcd from
any Srown-up who keeps Kid under q wears
OF age up after $ o'clock at night Dad saws
half az the so-caIled nervousness in younr
chiiorcn is directly due TO late hours and in.
sufficient sleep. He always took pains TO SEQ
that was punctiiious about hitting the HAY
My "assa ditty was "fay. Hay. Hay. and :,
Bottle OF Milk And there's nothing scrious
about me but tho ncirhbars
The degree Of cruelty involved in keepin- a
ba"H IN arms up after shutdown at night is
about equivalent tn sitting at II srown-,p'a
bedside and shooting nrccrackcrs every ten
minutes all night.
Kids chiefly while asleep. Give en-
time.
tired mother is cross one Let tho kids
hit the hay right after supper and keen
mother young. healthy and pretty so she can
be pals with them when they are growing up
Night Ia viking is a mighty had hah;, for
every concerned
The natural healthful and most rcs,ful limo
to sleep is right after Won have filled your
stomach with good fond Dad and I and our
dog Rot can prove tina; any time So eat
sleep and DO happy
TIL" time Kid passes in oblivion in the hav
is building time What's your building pro
gram this year?
Here is my sleeping schedule to date and i,
is good ono. for father says have always
slept according Holt and Holt fothcr
thinks. stiii understands kids pretty we'll while
they're asleep:
First forty -cirh, hours OF my life: Cons,an,
semi coma rousinc only occasionally 10 cry a
hit
Next three weeks Sleeping .wcnty-onc hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Qucstionn md Ans,,crs.

Crying Raby.-can a toy baby be rupturcd
from crying? (Mrs. r ID
AnsWcr.-No girl hahy. II there is d.
'runrurc tbrccch or hernia present at birth
and most rupturcS are conrcnital---i, may not
became manifest until weeks or months after
birth. when il noticed while the child is
stTaininE or crying. But tho siraninS or
crying is not 10 he considered the cause. The
cause - congeni'al defect OF closure OF natur-
ally weak DaCcst as ~ the naval. or in the
Gr"in), ana n" one can explain why such a
IL 'cct occurs in certain instances. any more
than ". can explain why certain infants are
horn with ono or both feet ncomplcteiy de
vel"ps' 'Cut foot). IN many cases conCcnital
groin hernia docs not manifest itself until
youth or adult life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
EaA VISIONS KINGDOM ROUND
THE CORNER "DEEMED ONE OF
YEARS BEST PRODUCTIONS
Is Celebrated Authors First Book Since War, Thou
sands of Readers Recalling His Earlier
Works With Pleasure sto

one of tho truly important liter
airy events Of the gear IS the publi-
cation az Now Coniugsby Dawson
novel. Tho volume. which has Just
been brought out by Cosmopoli,n n
Book corporation. is ,t,icd The
Kingdom Round tho Corner" ana II d.
Mr.. pawson's nrst novel since the
war.
Thousands OF readers VIZ rcmcm-
hor the high literary quality tina,
marked thIs celebrated author S
earlier novels. the mos; famous Of
which was his The Garden With
out Walls" His work immediately
stamped him as on" Of the mos,
promising writer's Of the urrsen, gem
Grafton. and one OF the f.w whose
fame would outlivc his day since
the publication az this earlier fiction
thousands Of pcrHons in an parts OF
tho country have heard the author
himself IN tho uniform OF Il cana
dian officer tand h was wounded
twice while in scrviccD. DELIVERING
patriotic lectures throughout tho
country. Literally hundreds ~ thou
sands bough, his war books. chief
among which was CARY on" ,hc
v"lum" Tint manv lovingly called
TIL" American RIG" ana received
in"stimah!e announcement from
them.
Since the war hc has devoted "a
c"nsideyablc portion Of his time TO
work in behalf OF the starving chill
'r"n of Central Europc. under See
Rotary Hoover. ana through il ne has
won new muititudes OF friends and
admirers
For this combination OF reasons
the authors new novel would un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

All Sorts.
The world Is fun OF people
OF every type and kind.
or every sor, OF feature
And every sort of mind:
Ana when YOU see a chan who seems
REGULAR. 1t is true
iou make a note. bu, whadda yuh thinl
That fellow thinks OF You?
All sorts and all sorts
medley OF the times
write md yellow mingled
From cold and suitry climes:
And sope cat dos and wear 4 smile.
And some make fashions fuss.
But II We went to Fiji. Gee,
What would they think OF us,
=
me circus Indian in his paint
is graduate of Carlisle:
And Just because You expect it,
He says Ugh" once in a while
Inc Chince wizard sprays our shirts
AND makes ns rut our chin
Fut whadda yuh think he thinks Of n.
VINO bring our tickets in!
All sorts and all sorts.
And who are we. that scon
At one who wears mopoc,e
And takes his topper off.
me "ther Gink may make us think
Hes nuts: yet that same cuss
May hold similar point Of view
with reference to us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Spirit of Virginia Press

The panvillc Register after quoting from
one % President Hardine's recent u,teraocss
ana Then from Harveys LONDON speech. draws
this conclusion: III what Harvey saws he IN.
real thuth of the matter then wha, pres;d.,,
Harding says rs Doth insincere and false "A DIS
regard Of the facts for the sake of naiterinc
the men who dared death in the service of
th"ir country and OF civilization. Mr. Harvey
says tina; is fals"hood or Notion Now
which is right Harding or Harvey? If Hard
ing ho right. then Harvey is unf, and nm
worthy TO represent this country a, tho Brush
court"
The Petersburg Index Appeal answers tho
peerless thus: MIR Bryan says that /, would
b" fnc thinS to go right ahead and disarm
with"u; waiting for any other nation 10 do
So" thereby setting example About the
time two or three Of the nations with navics
had finished licking to their satisfaction
We would /" the example. all right"
something can he learned from Ncwpor,
News The Times Herald of tina, city SAYS:
1T is said that many Virginia teachers w,u
OF the present session. because the nay of
teachers is better elsewhere FortunatcIv
mat docs not apply Newport News our
school board Was wise enough NEE, the
ne" situation when II came and raise the pay
"f the teachers t" sui, the cmcrgcncy"
Very likely" says the Bristol HERALD
courior Germany is after all the foreign
trade she can get. SO is England So are all
tho nations that don't want to get lost in the
.huiIie"
The Alexandria Gazette. having gotten ito
nap up bursts out as follows: Neither George
sutherland Of Utah. nor cN-Trcs!dcnt Taft nor
Secretary Hughes should be appointed in Jus-
iioe whites place The appointment should
go to Southerncr and a Democrat Otherwise
the political and sectional equilibrium Of the
supreme Court will he seriously threatened ;,
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch seems TO see
some trouble ahead. !, says: "Huwevcr well
satisfied President Harding may be with tho
SUI stance Of Mr.. Harvcy's outburst in LON
don-and II is Impossible not to belicv. be
was embarrassed by some Of it's cXprcssions
at icast--ihc Presidents Secretary of STATE
unqucsti"nabiy has been placed in an almost
irtol"rahc situation. For MIR Hughes ncsi
;lon. or former position. has hccn discredited
disavowcd and w"l-nigh ridicuied by a man
who. theoretically At least. his subordinate :.
1t so happens, says the Roanoke Times
that there are several gentlemen running for
Lieutenant Governor this year, hut IL the peo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding nlmost my
Topic. excepting on legal aud mcdicnI
subjects. are answered free Az ali
Inquiries nre answered directly by
personal letter. self-nddressed d.
.tnmped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The Timcs-DiSnntch InfOrmn.
ton bureau. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

me Newport News Press. discussing the
''nthicum hshing bill Just introduced In Con-
Eress sage: Virginia is quito willing that
maryland shall enjoy all her natural rights
=" me waters OF the Chesapeake. but she is
unwilling that she shall enjoy PRIVILEGES by
act OF Congress, which she does not ,niov ny
nature. especially when such class lcCisiatio
trenches upon the natural rights of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Girl Tcrcphone Operator Slain.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May IS
Josephine Howard. II. telephone
operator. wRs shot and killed here
carly today while walking with "a
college student. The man who did
the shooting jumped from scaffold
erected in front of q house. fired twice
at close range. and made his escape.
The police arc looking for dis.
cardcd sutton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Rcris,crcd Liberty nond.

Reader. Hopewel!.--A registered
Liberty bond bears tho owners name
and is registered in Washington. In
terest checks arc sent direct To the
owner. II registered bonds arc stolen
or lost the owner is protected by the
registration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
rides and small nodics Of water

w. a. NJ. Cohoke.-The moon
attracts every particle Of the earth
and ocean. and by the law OF gravi-
tation the force acting on any par
ticlc is directed towards the
moons center. and is Jointly proper
tional TO the masses OF the particle
and OF the moon. and inverscly pro-
portional 10 the square OF the dis
tance between tho particle and the
moons center. From this definition.
II will seem that there are no per-
ceptible tides in small bodies Of water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
william Hyrd's Uonc.

s. II. c.. Jr.. Richmond-W William
Byrd never lived in Richmond His
home was at Wcstovcr. several mile
down tho James River from Rich
mond In 1893 he came up the James
TO the foot Of tho falls and in his
minds eye laid out the present site
OF Richmond as splendid location
for a city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

II n real investigation is conducted.
and Mr. Woods Will follow tho re-
ports OF such an investigation close
~. he VIII lind out. II he Is II sure
enough, rca, dirt" farmer. that what
Is hitting him twice in the same place
is not "-ae injustice OF the unions
but the manipulation OF railroad Sc
curitics, As we'll as tho mismanaRe-
ment Of the physical property of the
railroads. u B. WARE
Richmond. Va. May 5, 1891.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Public I.RndS,

w X. NJ. Wattsboro.-For the in
formation you want. write 20 the
Commissioner OF the General Land or
nee Department OF the Interior,
Was hington. ID. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Times Change.

ne "thcr day hccfstcak was so expensive
'"a' only brtckiayer or carpcnter could af-
i"Td 1t Now we hear of millionaircs who hnvo
meat twice week. Getting back to normalcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Dr.. Copeland to Write
For The Iimes-Disp

BEGINNING tomorrow. DIR. ROYAL
:. Copeland. Commissioner OF
Health for New York. Will he a
regular contributor 10 The columns
Of The Times D;spatch His de-
psrimcnt viii surplant that which
has been conducted by Dr. BRADY.
As heretofore. feature OF his
column Will he questions and an
swers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Charcoal Eph'. Dali, Though,

po man dat got mo- money'n trains ain.
nc ehFled none said Charcoal Eph, rumna-
"FciS. bimeby he come acrost a man what
got brains an no money, an whi.h. go de .rab-
bit Eat a prune, M!stah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Up With the Times

opening OF luxurious baths for United states
senators shows their determination not to he
cIaSscd among the great unwashed" Ru,
even these baths. perhaps. will not otviate the
necessity OF a little whitcwaSh one, in a wbi,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

rie know II they keeping that fact to
themselves. At any rate. they're not suinci-
entity Interested to tho point OF becoming
downright excited"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Tart declares for a Gu, in taxes and now W.
know ne is the man for our chief judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Win all the practice they have in throwing
o"nn"S II seems strange that the Reds are no,
better marksmcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

"hateHer peace means. were for IT,
Business dema nds everything that's incon-
vcnen,.
"nen zig fcier hammers little Teller. ,
that's golf
ana mouse may bully an elephant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Germany is knocking a. the door Of the
league of nations. while are just Knocking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
!, nionr Of The

SUNDAY. MAY % 1oel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

when British divers finish salvaEinE gold
from steamer i-aurentic.' they might find en-
pioy meni for what Rergdoll cached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

How is it possible that crime ma. increased
zoo" per cent in Germany since the war when
Germany Was 90 per cent criminal when the
started?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

PREACHER is surprised number of wealthy
'a'he!"rs IN south Carolina town. Sure. that's
why they are wealthy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

THE HoME-RUN KING. By Bah,
Nnln y. l.. Burt Co, New York.
RMS is the first baseball story
by the greatest batter our natIona,
game has ever known 1t will proys
a treat 10 all lovers of the gam.