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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-30
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am young
girl. | have been writing to a boy
out of town, but since my girl friend
was down there on visit he has
stopped writing to me. He has ring
of mine Should write and ask him
for it?
A WORRIED GIRL.
| think you should write and ask
for the ring.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am girl
nearly seventeen. | have step
father and he is very cruel to me. I
have no girl friends and | go with my
brothers boy friend. He is very good
to ME. Father does not want me to
go out with him. although my brother
and l know him to be good Father
Las told me to get out Of the house
FIVE or six times. Should go or not?
LONESOME.
Your father is justified in objecting
to your going places with your broth.
cr's friend. You are really too young
to go with boys" + is a great pity,
however that you have no girl friends
think you should try to make friends
with girls.
If your father is very cruel and if
your mother thinks best, I would adj
wise YOU to get work with some good
family. You could probably find a
place where YOU would be taken in as
one of the family. You are too young,
however, to think Of Office work.
Louise r.: | presume that by this
time You have found an answer to
YOUR first letter, which was printed in
the column
I am very sorry to hear about your
mothers condition and feel the deep
est sympathy for her because she does
not hear from Your brother Try to
be comforted with the thought that her
suffering will not last long. and trust
that to her at least the mystery about
your brother will be cleared when she
masses out Of your lives into a better
life
Keep a brave heart and do your best
When your father sees your effort he
will try too. Do not shoulder your
burden alone. but let your little
brothers help in every way they can.
They will be better men if they are
not spoiled as boys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-30
Monday Bargains for Men and Boys

Mems Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers. short or long sleeve
shirts, all sizes. special Mon
day. garment ....47c
Boys white ribbed Union
Suits, short sleeves. knee
length, sizes 6 TO IA; special
Monday, a suit .........43c
Mems Socks. work or dress.
grey mix. black and brown,
special Monday. pair ....1Oc
Mems Dress Susponders, spe-
cial Monday, pair 25c
Boys straight Trousers, sizes
4. B. 6, I. s. dark patterns. very
special Monday, pair ....7Oc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-30
China and Kitchen Dept. Bargains

4-sewed heavy Broom, Mon
day special .....49c
Long handle heavy bristle
bath room Brushes. Monday
special SOC
Aluminium Percolator Coffee
Pot. Monday special $50
Aluminium No s Tea Kettle
and lid, Monday .S2.19
Lot of Aluminium Kettles,
priced from $3.50 to $500:
Monday special .S1.29
No. S Iron Skillet, Monday
special .........97c
Large willow Stroller Baby
Cab, heavy rubber tired
wheels. with hood. uphol-
stored. Monday SLABS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-30
SHOE SPECIALS FOR MONDAY

Ladies' brown kid or tan calf
lace Oxfords, welt soles, real
$500 values, Monday s.. 4S
Choice of 100 pairs Ladies'
black kid lace Oxfords, Louis
heels, up to $3.50 values
at .............. So. SS
Ladies' white canvas Pumps,
fine grade, Louis or military
heels. Monday at -. 81 .S9
Men. Look! Two big specials
for Monday. Mems outing style
Work Shoes, solid leather, our
s3.4S value for Monday So. SO
Once more we will give you
any pair of Mems Beacon
Shoes in our stock at $500;
all colors, all styles. at $500
All styles of Barefoot Sandals
and Play Oxfords.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-15
Would Co-operate LEGAL Agencies

the several states are to be asked to
call conference of federal district at
torneys and state prosecuting attor-
neys with a view to bringing about
greater cooperation between the fed
eral and state legal agencies. Attorney
General Daugherty ANNOUNCED today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-15
Texas Farmers Body Is Found.

Greenville, Tex, Dec 1.-THE top
of his head blown off, the body of T.
w. Goode, farmer, was found in a
pasture on his farm yesterday with a
shotgun lying near the body. a widow
and six children survive.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-15

You will find it Here right and quality dependable
absolutely color 75c
aaff Departments They sO
Ribbons
Forf fancy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-15

These savings to US
means savings to you. All
high-class standard mer-
ch andise reasonably
priced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-15
NORTH TOPEKA
Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, Or telephone
Eleanor KimbaII. 1881 after O'Clock.
Other hours, $3.50.

Amity temple No. 1O8, Pythian Sis
ters, will hold the regular meeting Fri
day evening at the hall, 500 Kansas
avenue.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-08
FREIGHT SLUMP TOUCHES BOTTOM.

according to the Manufacturers Nr7ys for March 3d. the nd
that the freight traffic slump had that time touched
sgtton but without any immediate prospects rebound, The
pect for increased business in the immediate future according
to the report very encouraging The road, operating
east from Chicago and ST Louis continued to show decreased ship
especially from iron and steel producing while coal
traffic virtually dead owing the decreased demand fuel
from the industries and unprecedented falling off export
business. Lumber Shipments compared with last
about twenty per Southern traffic SAID about the
condition although the movement OF gram Gull ports had
increased To some extent 1t scarcely to he wondered at that the
wfavorabe condition OF the freight traffic should The
who ultimately the bills, feels the burden the
excessive freight which have been placed everything that
lie and Is slow about employing agency when he knows that
there will be taxed against him i've t. FORTY r cent
increase Tor the hauling OF his commodities.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-08
Gladstone's Umbrella.

GadStones umbrella is eaten
phrase for the Gladstonian policy.
When in September. 1885, Mr.. Glad
stone issued his manifesto to the Mid.
lothian electors. 1t was said that he
"npcned his umbrella" His ministry
were said to shelter under his UNI
hrella. AMI that Is why in cartcature
he was frequently shown with
"gamp under his arm.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-08

The Kings DAUGHTERS meet on Tues
dHy evening at the home of Mrs Geo
Marlette Be sure ana attoad. for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-08
Past Commanders Meetjno

Marseilles lodge. No Az. hold th"ir
annual Past Commanders night with
work in the third degree this after
noon and evening \ fine banquet
will be served
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-08

Chicago market report furnished u
q. w. Kirby, manager Simons. Day
A. Co.. Room 3l2 Moloney building
Phone W.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-08

Yessiree, it's bum policy to have
The income tax come so close to faS.
.nr -hnuMIng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
GEORGE w. WOODALL LAID
TO REST AT RIVERVlEW

Funsra! services for George w.
"oodail. aged IS, were held ye;tcr-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock from
CHRIST Episcopal Church. REV. Is. \.
pefo" Wagner. rector. and Rev q.
Freeiund Peter. OF ST. James Episco-
pal Church. otliciatcd. Iutcrmcnt was
ia kiNervicw Cemetery.
foiiowinE short Illness OF in
nucn"a ana pneumonia. Mr. WovdaII.
Wh" Was Il member OF The firm of
NpodaH QuaricS, died Saturday
morning at his home. 2l3l Park
.tNcuu~ "
,Kitep,%seTia'iyIcs from The Mnsoms.
EikS aud the liiwauis Club were in
attendance. The AlasonS wer. i'm
chafS" oil III" comEIittal service nj
me grave. Tho active paIlbrnrcrs
We're " G.. ouarIeS Henley iiaii'
Kuius cuarieS. j. H. Bouiwarc. w. X,
Iodd. Frank Tyndnli. Stuart Rag
land and Richard Styn uonarnTv
ra'in"Arcrs were John s Gregory.
j. w Williams. G. T. Robinson
JoSenh l.. Gregory. W. f.. Hcnl"'
" l.. Iiillard, q. r. Jones. G. w
Beck. Joseph Norris. All vcstrvu"n
ct Chris, Church. and -. *. Kellogg
ralph Harrison. q. Il. Norman. Uor
ace tiAwcs. NJ. S. knight. Richorj
tihidcSty. from the Eiwanis CIub
anu Jdtk Gary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
MRS. LAURA CRUMP PATRICK
UitS AT HOME IN DANVILLE
IspcciaI u Thn ri,,,

iSpcciaI To The Times Dispat,hl
bANNIlLE, VA. March u ,i,.
laura tramp Patrick. one Of IN. oId.
81 'itiz"n$ at Danville and TN, n,,l,.
surviving member ~ the frs, ,-r.d
"a" ne c!tSs Of Greensboro E.r,.-.
,"Li. Ee in lSiN. died this n,nr,,i,,,.
80 -, me General Hospital. foIiowiI," ~
mess dating from 1917. when sb,
ca and broke her Hip. She had hr,.,,
".yl'hlhS Tor the past three weeks
~" uncral Will he conducted from
Mount Vernon Methodist church nj
o'clock Tuesday. Sh" was - cb,,l
Ter h'inh"r OF the church
=, HrS latrick wae born in lS3I in
Mont ""mery County. y. G., ana VA
y" years OF age. She was married
rn i'"""inhcr Ii, 1886. 10 pr. 'Th6m,,.
zen ~, , rr%"n fatrirk. In 1858 th"y camc
!" ''anviil" whcr" Dr patrici< wr,,t
inin IN" t"hacco business lie di.d
January u. 1897
MIS-. fatrick was best known nor
iarS here for her lifelong intcr..s,
~ IN" hanvi'Ic General .Hospit;ll In
-" sh" was secretary Of the Ladies
,,cncNoIent society. which founded ON
i'luS" street "a small hospital In
a FEW years, ar in lSc2 Mrs Patrick
h"cain" president Of tho organization
ana remained as such until the time
Of her death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
TEACHERS TAKE ISSUE
+. WITH CIVIC BODY STAND
Issue Statement, Saying Chamber
OF Commerce Committees Sta
tiSticS Not Accurate
load" ae.7 INSTEAD OF ao.7
instructors Contend Tha; Tasks
Which ovcrstcp Danger Point
Prevent Giving, Individual Pupil
Proper Attention.

Referring 10 recent repor; of Tho
Ihanibci OF commerce in which that
bodE took stand against the in
crease III pay which the teachers OF
OF Richmond Teachers. ,hr ElcmCnt-
AIRY Teachers Association and a
committee from Richmond school
teachers have issued Il contradictory
The statement docs no; say that
he report was intcutionally .ron-
e"uS, hut the tcach.rS stat" that tho
committee making tho report should
nave checked its figures They poiu;
OUT that one mistake made lay In the
hEurcS on the load" which each
teacher carrirs This thcy claim is
So instead %0...
rendered service &" Committee.
In report, The reply 10 the Chamber
OF Commerce report says In the
rrst place. let II 10 said here. tho
teachers IN the public schools OF
kichmoni deeply deplore the fac;. the
special committee Of the chamber
could not sec - way TO cooperate,
with the school authorities. who
weeks ago rendered their services TO
Tho special committee OF the cham
Der, with desire To have all the
schools brought to light and given
TO the public, As a result. the re-
port now submitted Ivy the chambers
commute IS not in agreement with
by the school committee nor with
the facts, as disclosed 10y AN invcSti-
cation conducted IN the past few
hours, as check on tho statement
made in the report Of tho chamhcr
committed"
The .shamber rcpor, showed At
lan'a. Baltimore. Indianapolis and ST
Louis with higher avcrac" 'Ioad..'
than Eich'Hnnd. bat th-. rapiT states
mat II all factors which 90 e. DO
ierm!ne these figures taken into con
Sidcratitn The roS;Iit Will SHOW that
Richmond Is approNiInatcIy tho same
as the aforesaid cities
Scci> "Satct:'" Line.
Further the reply states; 1T Ehtuli
be bc,i", ia mind. however that trc
g." g. ice which carry a heavier ,,acher
load than docs Richmond. are striv-
ms 10 i,6acC This load 10 ti,c pniu,
of safety. Jus' as vigorously rs he
special committee Of tho Chamber 80
Commerce is seeking To inlet the
htchnc?d ScAOc! system sikh a nnf.,y
i'ori Nh-ch the aforesaid citins arc
fleeing with alarm.
The contcniiou OF the teachers -
that WITH loads which nyc"Stgp tho
danger point, they cannot give each
individual pupl! the umuuIi 81 in
SrUct:on which ne or Sac ought 10
have. and accordingly tn, standard of
tho child IN his education.
The Chamber Of Commerce com
miticc bad stated IN It's report that
should Richmond couduc; it's schools
on the same basis aY certain other
cities, i could cut Oft about 200 tcach-
erS and thus pay The Increased sal
aries ASKED by til" remainder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
YOUNG WOMAN VICTIM
OF PISTOL ACClDEN 7

As the result az the accidental dis
charge of a pistol which fell from
the pocket OF carl i. Watkins, 1872
-. Baldwin aged 20, phone clerk at
The office of tn" Postal Telegraph
Company. is It patient at .iygciI Hos
pital
The accident occurred in the home
OF Miss Baldwin, l12" Twenty eight h
street Mi. Watkins, who is Il
brother in-law OF Miss baldwin, is
one OF the special pairoimrn doing
duty in the East End in quest of
VIM home Saturday night previous 10
going on duty AMI while seated In Il
chair The revolver fell ont Of his
pocket.
The huilct took AN upward course.
tcurIn" IKE holes IN Hiss baldwin =
shlriwd!Si, passed through the icshy
part Of her lett arm and lodged near
mo amrinNn ~ iln sLMIMaCM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

United States cavalry. stationed mn
Fort WinRato. New Mexicu.
Mhilc IN tho service hu received a
serious sp!nal injury, from which he
Miss iieirn ~. Durrett. daughter OF
NJ; and Mrs: Il. W. Durrctt, OF the
University OF Virginia. She survives
WIN wv" childrcn--S. Early Woods.
or Newport News, and Miss Margaret
\. Woods. OF the University Training
school for Nurses.
he also leaves hi. mother Mrs
VI. H. Woods, and the following
brothers and sieters--C. NJ. Woods,
MIS- j. :. King AMI Mrs. q. A. Thomp-
son; or Springfield, ILL.,: j. NJ. Woods.
OF Washington: r. = Woods of Rirh-
mond. and Mrs. $. u. B!akey. Of this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
FRANCIS F. BOLTON. C. & O.
TRAVELLING AUDITOR. DIES
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

'iiN no EfESE!l.LE. VA. March
2l.-Francis T.. Bolton. aged 81 -
traNriins auditor for the Chcsapcnk"
ana oaio Railway. with h.ndpuartcrs
IN kirhm"nd. died ~ $40 this morn
lhS az tn" Blue Ridge Sanatoriurn.
near thlS city. whCr. he had been n
patient since carly IN January
IN" body Viii he taken to Richmond
~ InN noon train tomorrow and the
l"nrrhi h"ld al Hollywood Chanel i'm
m'hlHtciy after the arrival OF tho
trhin' tho services to be conducted
~ EcN Russell Bowie. rector Of ST.
PauiS Church.
Mr.. Bolton was son of Charles
Edwin Bolton. statiSticinm for IN.
chesapeake ana ONO Railway who
cam" 10 Virginia from 'rccnor, m
h'S'd"S ms parents, he Is survived by
one sister, Mrs. u, Is HoiIingsyortI.
OF Washington. y. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
ADVERTISING

lSDENED FOR QUICK REFERENCE.
rHE micMNoS Sis' TISRs p1sTATcH dAi IL;
satioa al FIFE NJ" htESPSn pls IA Rsa
IN. ratse given herewith cover mornins
sxsn,s 'e Of Th R sNp99
Schedule Of %nHn 1'' ad. 'i nates.
las WORD daily. minimum a0c. set solid,
&c word SUNDAY. minimum 3sc. sst cold
&c word Sunday. minimum +oc. agate
consecutive Insertion. price OF AZ In.
sertionn.
IN. ~ Point Type,
al. pasea Is ~ point. and the srai!es ct
space In which u 4? point type al. may bs
type Is cents n word daily. and cents
word Sunday. The same sSaie OK re-
S3etions VIII apply tor regular want
ori Thsss rates Apply only to adyer,i.smsn,.
territory From other sources me rates
mrs, Daily IL cents az agate line: sun
to the Ge az as us ns sonni T' r..
order Ia all instances.
a. A. ); 3. and p i: g. ,t s.sh @seE,Sa,. ana
aGation in the next EDIrIoN.
Any s or r THESE hHANGii WA$T AID
WEST 0i. FIRST STREET.
BusroNS.sS' ISL DRUG Et5I s sitGf
s i1Gt MSs! SIX TM:H,K StIss!i
pLASks 1850 S6hLF ERtSRf5' r 7isfsl
cXXEDo's DRUG sfoWE.
THE h nRn%bl s"f frtt .,Iyai
-sS G, I {. kE Ns$a1s'
GROW. AVENUE Ti.XRMAcI.
s93t GrCye Aysn9e-
uEnMIrAGE pRGG coMrAN1.
r rSt5 Mys bk nFGa! sT S;FSss
WEST ESD CoNFECTloSERL
1901 West Naia Street
a: L. JOHANN.
PINE sTHEET riIARMXc1,
6 g. c S2e,s E'n * free Sitess,
81 IVES, broad Street.
AS Erook N.enar.
TAkItAST DRUG COMPANY
COHEN GO, DErANrME%T STORM
W: c. s s,lI+a ia!HSs'
EAST EAST OF rl iiu,fh .,i + II:
SCiiEKS.
Hu 1Ss Ter' fuT TSlf4 S:lrs Co.
j. II. HUME
RICHMOND PIiARMACY,
Sol EAST Main street.
SCUEE'S.
Ninth and Broad Streets
ROLAND II. CfiILDREY,
- Nor;h E;Ehicenth Street
TURNER'S PHARMACY
FXihM9uSi riiGHMNctiY..
Ei23 Eairmount Avenue;
EATOE'S PHARMACY,
Tweaiy-s!Kih and vcnahIr Streets
49,. $. j.. CRAIG.
HoRD.s DRUG srGKE.
200 - Street.
j. r. SMITH
MILLER 4 RmoADs
wEiSEERGER's
us Louisiana Street
J; *: VAUGHAN
ssCt Williamsburg Avenue.
y: 4: BLACK l. son.
aoie Williamsburg Avenue
SOuTiI RICIIMOSn.
"ASHLEGToE & EARLY.
J.. J. PARRISH
WASHINGTON & EARLY,
wooDi.ASD nElei'irrs
"oopi.ASD HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
2iot Sem:nea Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS Co&FECrIoNERr.
HIGHLAND raisK.
W. X. rAUGUAS
Fourth Avenue mad S,uar; Street.
ROLAND PhRK
PAnk VIEW PHARMACY.
1870 Mos. Side Axcnae:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
hrs. Nary l.. Martin

Airs. Mary l.. Martin. aged 81
Wnc o! Junius II. Martin. died az :!
Gr,nGk TINS morning. She was a,
isirhuond. Va. Resides her hush,nd
She Is Eurviyed by the following chill,
IrenL Miss +. T. Martin aud ioh., :.
Martin %; this city: Charles J.. Mar
IN "t Nhi'Ii"oihc. Ohio: H. e. Mar
I'm Of PORTSMOUTH: Mrs. Jnhn /.
HNo"dN OF ArVoniI: !. u. Martin. ,Ir
ana Martin. OF Washinplun and
W y. Martin. OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
Jcnrrsnm ItitZ.crnid

A!tl.oTTE:SNII.LE. VA, March
- .--i"nerSon Fitzgerald. aged ~ :,
i"thicr. res!I!nS near Arlington, Mel
hospital after i brio! Illness of cnr..h'
RAJ npoplcNy. The body was talcn
ON the early morning train today 10
ArrlnEt"n. where the funeral and in
S"ra q is survived by one dauehtcr
II" also leaves a brother. =. II. f'itz
gcrAlh. Of Arlington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22

, ~ NSIiRl l!G VA. Marcn ~ u,s
MarN T.: ii"rris. 80 years of ace. via
I ; - Nlr"d y Harris. and mother of
- :. liarilS. assistant city audito,.
mere, died sunday at the home Of No.
"hIIr'or at Marion. Other SURVIVING
chhhr,n are Thomas w Harris. Mad,
VT" ,'N'ar Is Harris. Coopcrs. W
udist Church '"' 'H'th-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
JOHN H. WOODS. HEALTH
OFFICER. DIES. AGED az

IliAifLpTrl:SNI!.LE IA. March
John H. Woods, aged -. health
once 81 hGpewrll. Va, in the bloom
Gays ahd Wh" later occupied u sim
iihr position in this city. died last
nEht AT tn" University IiosritnI. 80
Was porn Hohr Free Union this couri.
II" was cduCnl.l ,t iha Miller Srhonj
ana in Nrd enlisted in the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
Lost and Found
10

DOC Lost black and whi;c Gird dg.. hob
l,il; name Bon: 50 r'War,! !, !CGuiHca
Z" W Is. fastoIicl,i. *;oI' 70. Petersburg
tlk". l'honv Madison ilSu-N.
.bDG S:raycd or stolen. female Mcx.rau
,,tgiHt Reward :or RETURN 10 lj-. East
.rCi,- Lost ~ i.ioaGwIy rhcat,r. mink
..! ."''rT p.r''. i.rwH;,: - rriuIne, 40
- Suuh Iuur.li CAL D",:.so!, :'N.
Z, s.tS Lost, bJ.ri. ""ys. IatIIc NO s!.vc
lutd,t ..s.',sith, i.uIuI.t TO e.. .NuE,i.
'.w tgc1ih issWard.
.....:.' -tca', Two nc!r az srralI max: one
fI'' r5,i CtheT Hi.!!hoS Key. Return
G"an Mnrnhl = ltntCl i;cwAsd,
i.Is q ..ti!I"Ld ii".,rt hi,t,ni"ad {" Uhj-
age. b" ioniS or moo! room Mu.p!,y' -
iiot"t ul between Seventh or Eighth on
'N"ad Hc@'rd. boulevard SNi.
rs i.csS piailnuIn bar rin. with :,
diamonds. $50 other small diamonds
liberal reward II returned OF Keinach's.
EaH' firoad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
Mrs. Amanda =. Wilkins.

~ NNiiNNNG. w. MArrn - NJ.
amanda v Wikns. ST years of nso.
widow Of Robert !. Wilkins. di.d
SUNDAY night at her home here. She
IN Lyuchburu Her hushaud 49,
S.Eht years az" and she is survived
~ g daughter, Mrs. 4. l.. CHARM, ,,nr,
sou. j. -. wilkins ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
Mr,. s.rnhrn ~. rrnrnn,

~ NSliHi'i;i. VA March .I.-AIrs
sarah l:iiHab"th rudGctt. ST Years -,
HS., VIC OF stephen +. rady"tt, Iiei
street, Of pneumonia flor hnsI,.,,,,i
NhH Is ~ years old, recently wng
similarly afflicted and Is still ycry III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-22
AMAZING FIGURES
SHOW SOUTH LEADS

continued From First pugc) q
years or more ago often referred TO
tho fact that he believed Tho tim.
would come when the Anglo SAXON
ism Of tho Soulh would nave to save
the United states from the Influences
of foreign Immigration upon which
General Grant diA not look with
favor. believing that c-cn a. nur
Immigration Was cndangcring The
future OF the country.
In 1919 The property subject 10
general TAXATION in the South was
assessed at $i7,6S7 900, GOO, which is
$500, 100000 more than the entire as
scssca valuation or all property in
the United Statce in 1850.
From its vast mineral resources
tn" South in ielS produced metallic
and non-mctallic minerals to the
value of Sl,35i.oOO. 600. which is over
% per cent OF the total value OF all
minerals produced in the whole coun-
try.
trust that the following statistics
showing the relation OF the South's
production 10 the total of the country
and a comparison or what the SoGth
OF today is doini+i.fS caY.parcd with
the production .7d.-h, wealth Of the
United states in lSSO-will prove OF
interest. You viii note that while
the population Of the south In 1913
was $4,000 400 less than that OF the
United states iu 1850, the value OF its
manufacturing capita. and the cN-
tent OF its productions very largely
exceed tho total o: the United states
IN 1850. Moreover, 1T the time the
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special Nutirr=

TUE ROOSEVELT. Conval.sccn, Home is
men 10 guests. C"nNa .escnnt, ner.oI,
IN fcst-rui" eases. i'iValils ami elderly
I"g f" 1hos" d"si ias 20 sIcak 10 Mis-
W i'!ltins IA regard TO this nome viii
.i"iS; call boulevard iiI6. as the num-
"'f ~ thC tr.rpnonc directory IL
'fror.
WANTED. any style Of sa fciy razor blades
- sharpen. II - done with the H.il
machine. ihc latest and most improved
~ th'd "f sharpening blades single
edge, Jc each: double edge. &c Howell
,'rpa h12 Last isroad Street.
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iIi.s uar,hu T.: Garland

IliARi.pTTESNIl.LE. VA. March
Mss Martha T. Garland, accd ~.
Died last night 90 double, pucumoui,
aIt"r brief Illness Tn" funeral
an! iut"rmcnt Viii take uluc, nj
l'ardW"r" church. this county. Sh.
Wa dHuEHt"r ~ IA" lair james
Gat.niu 81 NlhomArln GnllniH mn
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h;td spent most Of her life In thlB
city. She is survived by one brother, ,
w. u. Garland. and one sister. Miss |
Annie Garland, both of this city.
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Mrs. William ,I,,I,I,>

In N|iiEi Re-. VA. March .i.-Mrs
J4i'a MN. MnhdnN. - years o; agS
UMi" nf William MaddoS. died hero
S ir".., "'s"'' at her nom" ON Arthur
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Hotels ana Resorts
Try CLARENDON uotc,

Atlahtc CITY Virginia Nge near nc,rh
Al roc ms win hot aud cold rrnr,i,".
water. uriEht" baths. Always cpr.l. W-i..
Tor Rates MONROE HurCnlSS
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.'uncrmI DIRECTORS

&puHNi%L ORDERS COS. pieted in ~
hpuis We are cuuippcd dye gar
!u"h' blhch Ia tHcnty tour hours. rms
~ s"e'lal branch OF our business and
:, ""HEs gwen prompt attention.
My.Hs!.. q 20. North seventh Street.
fiALf- Edwin Phnup. funeral director
ant rIGbh!mcr, sos East Main Street
MADISON !Il. Randolph 56G3