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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The bubble ar pr,,,,

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Under the title Proof That cola t,oo. c.,.
COLDS. an article apparcntlv r,,,,,.
" s'"il man on n sunday ncwspapcr am,
pret'F widely circulated has been citnn.n 49,
'u 10 me by no less than fourteen readers
me ffoof' that cold does cause ..ro,1..
Whatever they may not bc-is crodi,cd ., a.,
New York Medical Journa, , 6,o o,,
'' perionical with fine old ncdical ,v,
eicrring to the medical periodical | find
VIC proof consists OF paragraph in
-, 'tof'ai hcm on Cold and Respiratory
p'seasc In which some Paris mortality ,,,,,
tics compiled by one Louis Rosso, 40 o,
TO- Just to show how similar ;s apo o,a 49,
81 re"Sohing to tho too popular deduction.
anu INC notions on this particular suhicc,
Will quote this paragraph:
Louis besson has compiled tho nor,.,i,v
returns In Paris from bronchitis lob,r ,nd
bronchial pneumonia so-callod co,ro.,i
the lungs and other respiratory affections c,
~ P"'"lsiS Nubcrculosis). by weeks cover
e pcrioo OF ten years. from 1904 to 1914
'.nu compared these with meteorological con-
"''ions' especially temperature and wind di
'c''oh. re hnds tho minimum deaths from
'heso diseases In the FIRST week or Sentamb.r
ana inc MAXIMUM in the second week of Feb
'' WIN Il secondary rise the middle
W Npr"' me number OF deaths corresponds
closely with the temperature tho cncc, ar
inc latter being increased cspcciallv h,. wi,dr
rom the northeast. AS nigh, he expected.
INC highest death rate lags three weeks To-
h'hd the lowest temperature and most marked
lnhucncc OF air movement At 20 degrees
SentiErade Cos degrees E.-perhaps tho CON
pSrah" Is used 10 impress tho reader ina,
inns is strictly scientific editorial common,
TOT all its old womanish cncct tho deaths
were 81. at so degrees f.. they were Ito wh,,c
AT freezing % Ccn,igradc. 80 F) they wc-.
80 At 6S +. fire would hardly he needed
but At both so and 10 f. il would undoub,cdlv
he started. and yet the increase in deaths from
6S to 30 +. and from so 10 80 F. is practically
tho same"
such is the proof" that cold causes hron-
chius, pneumonia. so-caIlcd congestion Of tho
lungs and other respiratory affections exccpt
consumpt!on-thouGh why except consump-
ton?
SO far as these curious data may be- con
ccrncd one might with equally good logic as
sumo that ii is better to put out the fire
when the temperature goes below 30 T.
surely there was need go to Franco
Tor such Information our own country has
n much better and more dependable vital sta
tstic bureau than has France. and much
better weather bureau too. We all know or
AT least we usually assume that pneumonia
diphtheria, the measles. the influenza coryza
tonsilitis. bronchitis. and the other respiratory
infections the fine old medical journal care
fully calls them affections In this particular
itcm) prevail chiefly in the colder seasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
Policy OF BLOOD and Brains" Only
Way to Bring Peace in
Ireland

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch
Ut was greatly surprised to
read your editorial. Blood and IRON :.
printed in tho issue OF juno - IN
which you uphold the barbara meth
DDS England Ia using in Ireland 10
her everlasting Disgrace
From my pulpi, in BROOKLYN ,o-
Two years boldly arraigncd tho
RUSSIAN policy of blood and iron"
by which tho Kaiser was devastatin,
civIizhtion and making a ahamhIes M
hcIE'nm and Northern France. AZ
one or the -four mon | Jrn,v
III! factS and Inspiration from tho
governments weekly circulars. And
from your sanctum YOU were writing
schthinS editorials against the Hun
atrocities
nut believed the pledges given nv
thc allied Prcmicrs and rulers thai
parbhrism must cease. The war was
ioufht TO end ali wars and 10 cstab-
IiSh universal peace to apply Tho
principles OF Scif-dctcrm!nation IN
all nations. both great and small.
We were not told there were arr.
favored nations licensed to confirm.
the hurnings. murders. massacrcs
hahy killing and savage atrocities OF
thr nuns We Were told that the
allied powers must take up the
white mans burden and blaze the
way on through these horrors to a
new world made SAT" for democracy.
Yes. believed these pledges and
the inscriptions OF brotherhood and
peace that saw written in letters
OF gold on the Altar of Liberty m.
New York City-thc altar that stood
bcsid" the Arch of Victory through
ht oh,
from France.
And 1t is because still believe
these war pledges that I am on the
Irish platform pleading for America
to keep her word. n promise that is
sealed in the blood OF our boys who
fought in foreign lands TO destroy
brutal oppression and bring peace to
war-torn world.
the failure OF the present campaign
or supcrfriGhtfulncss In ireland Is
the stern evidence that England's
bnrbaric policy of blood and iron"
has broken down, after seven cen
turtles Of ruthless and brutal killing.
Speaking in twentieth century terms.
We would call this tho policy Of a
"onc-track lind" AS applied TO Ire
land. we see the bankruptcy of Eng
lish craftsmanship.
~
10 break peoples spirit, with the
challenge of twenty centuries Of
Christian truth condcmning the muir
der of the Irish people, England Is
facing n crisis with but two courses
open: IL she Wills to strike the dag
ger to the heart OF tho little nation
and build libcrty's tomb in ireland.
then her King will see tho hand
writing on tho wall" lie will be
weighed in the balances and the
division Of the empire will come
swiftly. The other course is the one
! suggest as the title to this answer
Let England try new policy Of con-
structivc craftsmanship. Apply the
lessons of the war TO Statescraft rs
the Army and Navy Departments are
tcstinE on: these ideas for more eifi-
cicnt killing. Let England show the
world that the white race has not
been detcrioratcd by the shock Of
war till they have fallen to the moral
and intellectual level of cannibal.
a cave man or back TO the ethics Of
the jungle.
English craftsmanship will advance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
VI 'h"sc Who Discuss Sun.
"'y Laws Misunderstood Their
PURPOSE, Says +. &. DI,y.

"a. tdiicr ~ Tho TineE-Diy
at seems To mo that or
.""Se VINO discuss tho Sunho, ~
'"'aiiF misundcrstand whn, ~.
pose Of such laws is.
~ riFh'ly claimed thar = ti.
azure should not make laws
.'s ,'"S reasons. \ state canno, e.,
.''" "'th religion wthou, doir,-
''tr Marin than good But II sho,,i,;
'"n""E iaw for tho same ron
all, II makes a health law an
tn'I law, Nrc-cScape law or
,"i."-A'h"r law That reasn, !,
'h'' !, may protect ;hoso rb,
VI u" not rro'ec; themselves
'"n"hS laws are based on tho ,,
-, N''''' ihat people are moro Inv.-
"''"'"' prosperous, hcaltby an,
""PPE when ihcy rest on. an. ~,
seven IN" law is In,.nand
''t thc'h 20 tho crIoyinon, ~ -,
l't"'' HN law ana by common cn,,
'", most factories ana s,orcs cin.o
~" H"h"ty. P"opi" who AR. /, ~
Sn'h'nt business need such roc,
az others and need as ,nrch
protection in enjoying II.
What right has smoker 70 ,o
'hat hundreds OF pcopin ,,En ,,"nd
"N,'' HhHi! los" their SUNDAY 20,
"'''r 10 give him his cIrnro ~,
"h"t reasoning Is tho d.u.,L
'h'' :" niue child may hvv nm t
cream cone when he ;horoh,. ro,
H"hurt"S from their equal RICH, ~,
sunday rest
'"ct mat some may prefer N
N', ON sunday rather than rakc 10
~ h""S not affect the question
."''ib"S friend OF mine go, - ;nn
vacation in confectionery.
H"h""N came ne was asked to
~ ""' CAV" up the JON. Ills suc-
was not 80 fortunate. could
n'' rhopsc IN the matter ana ,.,
forced 10 work against his w;.h'.
~ as certain Is that dav foIio,..
''Eh' mat il 80 allow tbos. n go,
"h" really prefer it. many will ha
"F''' 10 10 s" who desire Ia .pin,.
IN" rest. IL - tho business of ,ha
''w to protect these in the right
ne clamor for a "widc-opcn Sun-
Hhy' or for ono only partly omen is
nothing more than demand e.,
~" Ncii-pdmpcring citizen that hun-
"'"nS or thousands shall lose their
N"nnaE rights In order that ne NAV
tnjoY himself Justice demands that
ms ciamnr he refused Instead 10
public-spiritcd citizen will snnls
rather how nc may extend the boon
10 some who may not now enjoy il.
MOI long ago in another city saw
men delivering lee on SUNDAY morn
ing. while their fellow citizens SAT
on their porchcs or went to church
Fortunately, IL is not so here. but
there may he other callings who need
and should have their rights. And
surely We have not fallen on s,,ch
sorry times that we will elect to
Office those who would take awav tho
Sunday rights of any OF our fellow
citizens.
tSign"D THoS. c. DIGGs.
Richmond Va, June IS. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
SATURDAY july ?, 1921.
"PulIlng" for n Pntriot

~ .1EOR the first time in the history of
Nj fsa ts5% titular prize fights. foreigner today
SIv1il step into the ring the popular favorie
oyer the American champion. Georges Car
S9hentier is not the favoritc in the sense that
wnany people on this side of the Atlantic
ria3pcct him to scois victory over the more
Heugged Jack Dempsey. but in the sense that
Seyen those who believe he hasn't the ghost
spfsa chance have the hope in their hearts
ssshat their calculations are wrong and that,
k9neIpectcd as such a result would be, he
s nay be returned the winner.
Il 1t is condition unique in American
sports. but one easily understood. There
ts no lack OF American sporting spirit in
this wave of American liking for the
Frep Gilman. 1t is only because we are good
Am&ricans that our hopes on Carpenter
II dempsey had proved himself good
hbi'arican when there was real fighting TO
seus1rr.udone, if he had responded when his
s,1try needed him and his fellow-Amer-
aca& were fiocking TO the co!ors by millions
. tnaead of seeking Il bUinbproof. draft-dodg-
I ind refuge in shipyard. even turning a
deaf ear to patriotic charity. all good Amer
/. cans would be proclaming him popular
hero, just as France is proclaiming Carpen-
Her, veteran of the great war. But Demp-
ssy,s, chance was dissipated in a cloud OF
iindow, and today, while he may batter his
. corpter opponent TO the floor, he never can
s for popularity Americans never Gle
nric, on the pedestal OF their favor any
anna whose military record is smrcher. To
Bet nothing or one who refused 10 have a
su ,n itary record of any kind when his coun-
has was in stress.
-3srtSo today in the ring at Jersey City ii will
seasa battle of an" unpopular American
cohunst French 'pairiot. There Will 10
ma - one good American" in the ring. and
view will be Georges Carpenter tho French
:bani. IL by any pugilstc miracle he should
s,oS he Will have this country's hes; wishes
y The carries the title back with him to his
astooyed France, for which he fought not
tshsthe squared ring, as he does this after
2 ason, but valiantly on the field OF battle
a + ere American boys were his comrades
Ssi1s arms Then TO some other good Amer
rsent-never Jack Dempsey will fall tho
1as:ab.r of going over to France and bringing
nnn'o title back TO American ring freed
for II the faint of slackerism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
The Poets Corner
NJ n Lecture.

At Lecture.
I'm glad ! wore my Canton crane.
sec that Mrs. Jones has ono:
Just glance at Mauds black satin
cape.
It's quite the smartest 'Pcggy's'
done.
MY dear. ] think she looks a freak
In that new way of doin. hair:
Ana though Fans hat is rather chic
It's not the type that she should
wear.
Il wish that naughty Mrs Bigge
Would not turn round with such +,
frown:
Who wants TO hear Professor Digge
Tell how he found the Shah's ola
crown?
i only came because thought
All the right people would bc here
ana could find out II ought
70 get cape. Or coat, this year.
Becker. In New YORK SIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
MINIATURE AI.MANAC

to the higher plano OF the Irish Io.a-
crs and establish a court OF arbilra-
ton, where reason, law and iusticc
shall reign. Where blood ana ron.
has failed blood and brains" viii
succeed
Your expression Of sympathy is re-
pndiatcd by the Irish people. They
say: We can find sympathy i'm the
dictionary. We ask for rccornitiop
OF the Irish republic by the United
states" England talks Of giving
concessions" TO ireland. The answer
of the Irish people to this violation
of their sovereignty is. Damn your
concessions; We want our country"
You speak of Cancellation and
peace. Yes, the Irish people want
peace. but not at the price OF liberty
England can have peace now by with
drawing her army of Invasion. Then
Mis- Majesty's government can ne
Gotiate peace treaty with the Irish
republic Incorporating, by mutual
consent. guarantees OF national de-
fcnsc for each nation. together with
articles for trade and commercial
reciprocity. a poHcy of blood and
brains" is the only way TO bring
peace to Ireland.
REV. A, w. ALLEN.
State Organizer.
Richmond. Va. Juno 30. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Pork liz Wholesome.
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch. July . 1871
In connection with the tournament on the
Fourth, the coronation will be the opera
House on the evening of tho 5th. Mayor
Kelley will deliver tho coronation address
The prizes will tie delivered ny Captain c.
T. Williams S. Med. CarrinE,on Captain
George y. Wise and Col. w. 8. Gilman. Judge
Farrar tJohnny Reb) will deliver humorous
address.
John +. Mckinney. Of Richmond. received
the degree OF bachelor of science at Rock
Hill College. Md. last week.
The Planters National Bank yesterday dc.
clarcd per cent dividend out of its earn
inEs for the past six months. payable to the
stockholders on and after the 10th.
Davenport & Co. stockholders. sold ycstcr-
day thirty shares of Glover IIiil Railroad
stock al $50 thirty shares OF Union Bank
stock at S5750; twenty shares OF Planters
National Bank stock at $780, ten shares OF
Merchants National Bank stock at $780, and
ten shares Of Virginia Fire and Marine In
surancc Company stock at so5.
Delay having occurred in the preparations
Of certificates. the Second Auditor gives no
tice that the funding OF the public debt will
not begin until July Il.
a petition is being circulated in Manchcs-
ter for Signatures. which petition prays the
Richmond city Council to CO. operate with citi-
zens of Manchester in having bill passed
by tho next Legislature for the annexation
of tho town of Manchester to the city of
Richmond
Sur"rviFHr i'rr@Nrey has recommended to
the Int ''ai 'icvcnuc Department at Wash
'nEton tho consolidation Of the first and sec
ond collection districts Of Nirgin,a
Rev. DR. Moses u. IIogc. OF this city, Is
scheduled to speak before tho Young Mems
Christian Association Of Norfolk tomorrow.
Tho Virginia Military Institute commence
m"nt exercises were begun at Lexington last
night with teh celebration of the Cadets
Society and the address before the two coll
ieEe societies by Hon. w Porcher Miles.
late of South Carolina, now Of Nelson County,
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Moro lTnlSC Homes
mLL has been introduced in

a RlLL has been introduced in the Sem
ate by Senator Borah oxcmpting
coastwisc shipping from the payment Of
Panama Canal tolls. This measure stops
short Of the Republican platform recon-
mcndation that "all vessels of the American
merchant marine shall pass through the
Panama Canal without premium of tolls
Presumably Senator Borah takes the view
that to carry out this recommendation
would bring about an unpleasant contro-
versy with Great Britain under treaty Slim
lations by which this country was author
2cd 10 construct the great project Under
the Dill less than 10 per cent OF the tonnage
passing through the canal will be affected
tt"nco, II Congress goes no further than
this bill contcmplates in favoring American
shipping. tho Republican party will have
held ont false hopes Ia American shipping
interests. Since American ships already
enjoy monopoly of the coastwist. trade.
there can he little advantage for them in
saving OF perhaps Sl,OOO.00O annually
which heretofore has gone into tolls. Once
the legislation is passed claim for lower
freight charges is certain TO he heard which.
il needed, could not fail to leave the car
ricrs with lower not revenues than thcv re-
ceivc under the present arrangement
as pointed out by tho Cleveland Plain
Dealer tho shipping publications agree that
n Limiting the exemption to coast wise trade
congress is really hoggng the main issue,
winch is discrimination between the ship
owners OF this and other countries. Tho
only possible gain that may accrue to Amer
lc"n industry At tho expense OF that OF any
"th"r country Is tho advantage that Amer
lc"h sh'ppihg Interests may gain over Ca
hadian railways THAI now compete with
thcm for certain traffic between the Atlantic
o Il .si a..
advantage may be incurred by the Canadian
tIanscontincntal railways will also fall to
our own railways that are already suffer
ing from lack Of cargo and net incomes in
Suihcicnt 10 pay fair return on their in
ycstments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
The New Chief Justice

the ANY doubt existed as 10 the excellence
ysfeatof- president Harding's wisdom in ap-
nesting William Howard Taft to be Chief
81 ice of the United States Supreme Court
pa reaould be dispeled by the character of
5so,5 opposition TO his confirmation in the
snopsate, where only the votes Of Johnson
crasah, La Toilette and Watson were regis
{ of Cd in the negative While this minority
fnESour prevented unanimous action on the
a a OF the Senate. which would have been
Wsgticularly pleasing TO Mr. Taft and TO the
s.roaintry at large, the opposition OF these
eentee Republicans and tho ono so-caIlcd
+ IN IN ocrat" from Georgia mus, be con
4 besired rather complimentary than other
I'm IL.
Sbe enc promptness with which the Senate
y, n on the nomination and the fact that
kAiD as all but unanimous are gratifying as
ls demonstration of the confidence the ma
8 10 reposes in Mr.. Taft and the respect in
~ iich he is held. II is also rcassuring be-
Hausa no element of politics was permitted
In enter into the consideration OF tho former
eresfdent In connection with the highest
M0eftion on the most powerful tribunal in
3sst st world The sole Democratic vote cast
MIfafrist him is discounted by nation that
@rm6Bs the man who cast il, and il may be
piSfd that the elevation OF Mr. Taft is even
HTSsEas * popular in the Democratic South
3kdiefa he always has been fayorito. in
6foff his politics, than IL is in the Re
ssfSiican North. And the South, Tx: the
Sdf4h, which has sympathizcd with Mr.
|%Ykdn his ambition TO be Chief Justice of
supreme Court, an ambition never
Sndnned even when the fates changed
M 6ugse and put his feet in the path TO
D9esidency, wherein it fell to his lot
s ss's sN Appoint another man TO the place lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
A rcra0maI reference.

We are in receipt OF letter from a Prime
Nut. who demands to know whether We are in
favor OF all the Reforms. with the rather
strong intimation that il not, were in
fine way TO grow old R.grc,fully.
Some people remind OF the SanEuinary
Gentleman Who threatened to xii, noncon-
formist unless he confessed certain religion
TO avoid which untimcly end tho monochrome
list promptly confessed, whcreupon he was
killed anyhow to keep him from backslidng
1t is related that he died happy. however
and saved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
lheater Calendar

ACAD fMT-kcith vaudcvill
BROADWAY Dorothy Phillips
and James kirkwood. in Man
Woma Marriage
LFRIc-PauiIne Frederick. in
Salvage"
RIJoU-Cia!re Adams. in The
Spcndera"
ISIS Gladys Leslie. in - child
for Sale"
BLuEBIRD-IIoot Gibson. In
bandits Beware"
oDEoN-Goorgc Arl!ss. in The
Devil
REE-'"Thc Diamond Queen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Tennis Shnca,

am girl Of II and jusI love tn wear ten
mis- shoes. My brother tells mo wearing them
VIII AFFECT my eyes. Is he right. and will
wearing them any length OF time do me any
harm? ". Al
Answcr-Rro;her must have been reading
the almanac. You may tennis shoes
or ruiz bers. rubber solcs or heels ali the
time IL you like--it is !mmatcrial so far as
your health or your eyes eycsight may
he concerned.
Pork Is Wholesome.
My father says II will not harm children
TO eat pork. He says when he n boy
and they killed pig they had pork about
twice day for several weeks. and he is
pretty husky. My mother says it does us
harm to eat pork both grownups and children
a.. h
An:wcr--I must vote unanimously with
father. Fork is wholesome and excellent food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
The Weather
Furnished by Z. s. w.nt,.r ,,ur.on,


Forccnst: Virginia
Generally fnir TO-DAY.
ana tomorrow: not
much 'iIungr in tenn =
prri,turc.
North Cnrolinn-
Partly riondy weather.
with scattered thunder
showers today und tn
marrow little chang.
III temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

ROME. July l.-Iinrlco Dcnicoia,
president Of the Chamber of Deputies.
today declined the invitation of King
Victor Emmanuel 10 form Cabinet
t" succeed that nf Premier GioIitti.
which resigned last Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Iingnlnppc.

PiEsfc"t have monopoly on getting picked.
The bcggar didn't care to he King. he said.
Pick my pocket and pay my bills.
The liar joy-ridcs when he tells the truth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Local Temperature Yesterday.

-, VI. r'"'flp"rHiur" .............
"a HnN.mun' temperature ia T.. M. =
" minimum temperature ia l.. VI
Mrhh trinpcrht ur" yesterday
y ~ MAJ i"np"r"turr :or this dntc...
Excess yesterday ......
EScc In. Mntoh ! .............. ail
%" "'"NS January ............ so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Charcoal Eph.x Daily Thought

DE l.awd made dc rich en- dc pore
man" said Charcoal Eph. ruminatively. "He
also made de ravenous hog an de gentle lamb
Eayin' which, Brother jackson. l invites yo'au
cat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding ALMOST my
topic. excepting on legal and medical
subjects, nrc answered free. As NIL
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
personal letter, Sctf-nddrcsHcd,
stamped envelope IL required. Ad-
dress The Timcs-Dispntch informn-
ton Rurcau. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Local Rainfall.


naihihii hours ending \ J.. Nj. "a
rainfall ~ hours ending T. Nj o.
Dehciency since March i..... I ,
Deficiency since January l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Fashion Note.

our Partisan correspondent NJ. Max de
Punuuc, informs us that the manufacturers
are now making archcd eyebrows for con-
tcmptuously inclined females, to be worn
only with the lorEnette
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Up With the Times
ny II. q. II.

Wall street dispatch says delegation of $500
Richmond business men is in New York en-
route TO the big fight. which is the first we
had heard OF all the stores and offices in
Richmond being closed today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Thc IliNCnrG

recent meeting of Ultra prob ibitionists
was opened by singing Il song beginning: MY
country It's Of thee, sweet land OF Liberty"
The Secretary lost his false teeth trying to
suppress laugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

Young Leeds will assume wife's name when
he wrds Greek princess. but whatever title
adorns him there. here in America the prefix
will be Mrs