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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
y Sound Policy

I y His message to the American Electric
Railway Association convention in scs-
sion at Atlantic City, n. j., Secretary Hoover
sounded the true keynote of the policy that
must prevail to hasten Americas industrial
and economic readjustment
Failing prices and wages will inherently
improve the present situation" Hoover
wrote There can be no question that
in the face Of rising prices and wages, with
Il regulated income in the case of public
utilities, both industry and service have suf-
fcrcd greatly within the last six years
Thare is need of Il better understanding of
the INTERPRETATION Of these factors with each
other and 10 industry and employment as Il
whole, If We are to recover economic sta
bility and If these services are To develop"
The unemployment conference whose de-
alterations have been so soundly Influenced
by Mr. Hoover, has already gone on record
Tor price cuts as one remedy to relieve the
existing unemployment situation, such cuts
TO start with the manufactures and to be
extended OH down the line to, and including
the retailers. They. are urged to lower
prices to the level Of the prices at what
the commodities can be replaced AT the pres
cnt time
His statement as TO wage cuts indicated
that the administration may seek to have
the unemployment conference recommend
wage reductions. If so, the recommends
ton will carry weight with all patriotic in
tercsts sincerely seeking Il sound solution
of the problem Of unemployment. The price
OF living has undergone a material lowering
in the past year, but in several of the in
uustrieS wages are still maintained at the
nigh levels To which they were raised dur
ing and subsequent 10 the war largely in
response TO the excessive cost OF living that
then prevailed. II is no less to the interest
OF the workingmcn and 10 the industries;
which give them employment than to the
people as whole That wages he reduced
10 the normal OF peace-timc activities. for
without such reduction there can be no
pricc-cutting to the extent that must &c
made before the country is brought back
10 a basis of renewed Industrial activity ana
diffused prosperity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Reveals Ancient Fashion Notes
Ipv rnitcd Newell


LONDON. oct Sir Ernest Badge head
OF the Egyptian department OF the British
MuS"um, has revealed to III" British women
some illuminating fashion notes. dealing with
The times OF the Pharoahs.
Sir Ernest WAS questioned. after n cliuue
"E young English girls criticized for wenr-
Ing hohbed hair and short skirts. rc,orted:
These fashions are ola as the pyramids.
look at the things in tho Muscurns,"
But tho Egyptian fashion expert is not
quite in agreement with them.
The ovcrcioak for outdoor wear OF the
ancient Egyptian ladies was always long
SIR Ernest pointed out. Beneath they wore
Il garment made of sk--aftcr silk was dis
o"yercG-which varied in length. Differing
from The young women Of today. the more
ceremonial the occasion, the longer they wore.
the undcrgown
Sir Ernest pointed to "a picture in III.
museum taken from Il tomb and showir.
an afternoon tea party given III rhebcs about
loco IL {. The ladies were All wcnrin.. skirts
that came to their auklcs-,iia phanous il *
rue, below the knees. ana their hair reached
To the shoulders.
The Thcbnn parlormaids on the other ha nd
wore absolutely NOTHING; at all AK they dis
penscd the equivalent Of afternoon tea. Sir
Ernest admitted that this sort of thing
wouldn't do 1T all in present day England
Iiut the famous Egyntolorisi was able to
show only enc example of Egyptian bodied
hair. II belonged To IA musical lady" h..
explained, Il theatrical star Of some dista Mt
dynasty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
SWANSON LOOKS FOR BIG
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
Expresses Hope Campaign
Will Be Fought Right
Up TO Election"

United States Senator Claude
swanson. who is in the city. rniuglir.-
with The state Fair crowds. viii re-.
main over tomorrow. He cXprcsy.<
the opinion that IN. Democratic ma.
lority Will be more than 10000. but
hopes the campaign viii be fought
right up to election. so that the ma
jority may continue To 20 uu."
Senator Swanson will speuls at A..
!IhGton ON october 20, and at BEDFORD
On October -. He hopes to max.
other addresses before the c!.cuor.
Chairman Flood left for his home
yesterday TO spend the scck end lie
VIII speak at Amherst on Munui,;
ana at buckingham on Ucto,cr IL,
Senator Trinkic w!il address tho
cItizehs OF williamsburg tonight. ana
VIII speak at Chcstcruu!d on Mon
uny: At EmpOr!a, Tuesday. At Norfolk.
Wednesday,. and Will then juinp to
iiarrisonburs and Stauuiuu me fol-
lowing Monday, speaking IN tn. lat
Ter city at night
Attofhcy-GcncraI John Il. Sat!nders
~ scheduled to speak at Iicuthsyiila
on Monday
samuel l.. Kelley VIII spcak AT Lou
isi' on Monday. ami AT klnu ana
Queen On Tuesday.
*. walton Moore and s. OTIS Bland
WIZ address the people pI I.ccgiiur,.
on M"hdoy, ana Coioncl Il. o. Iam.s
VIII spcaN at Goochiand on that duy.
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the House In accordance with the 1920
census. and the maternity bill urged by
the President.
fail, and the country will be no worse OF
for the failure. Some OF these measures
are distinctly nimical to the public welfare
and will go down to defeat under the siren
uous opposition they will have to face by
groups that are wholly at sea MS to soundly
constructed measures to take their place.
The Democratic minority report on tax
revision has been reported TO the Senate
IN some respects it is decided improve
ment in the recommendation made. but
OF the whole 1T shows the same lack OF con-
fusion evidenced by the Republicans as 10
now TO go aSout providing q sane system
OF tax levics. The pending bill AS framed"
the minority report states, els not calcu-
iated 10 promote or protect domestic COM
mcrce, or bring about the stimulation OF
enterprise or increase the profits from which
the Federal revenue ought to be raised"
That is a just Indictment against the pend
ing measure but aside from minor improve
ments suggested il is not Intelligent in its
presentation OF sound constructive pro-
gram OF taxation. Democratic leadership
III congress Will never get the party any
where unless it arises to the occasion, ahan-
dons purely negative action in opposing
vicious Republican proposals. and launches
lation SO soundly based in economic wisdom
as To appeal to Il public far better informed
than it is generally credited with being
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
No Connie, f., ,,.I,i,,,

To the Editor Of The Times Disua,1h
Sill regret very much that there
has been considerable IN .suuIcrsiand-
ing US to my statement with refer
encc TO the language used by. culoucl
Henry Anderson, Republican canGi-
date for Governor. In referring IL ihn
rag in Il speech made in l'armVill,.
on the night OF August 30. There
has been absolutely no conflict In my
position.
Some days ago Mrs. W. i. Richard
son, "A sister OF Colonel Anderson.
who lives in Farmy.l!c. came TO M"
ana asked me II | would object to
signing statement to the effect
that | did not corstruc the Language
used by her brother Ia his speech aa
1t had been construed h. Judge
George J. Hund!cy md others. and |
told her | would not object To Gp.ur
SO. ] did not for on" moment mean
To convey the idea that | differed AS
10 the actual language used for /
was perfectly satisfied that Judge
Hundlcy had correctly quoted ms
language.
Colonel Andcrson's speech WAS m
the main an attack on The govern
ment OF Virginia. and when lac used
the language in connection with the
40" al not tax" II az II reflection on
Virginia and it's people, but ON the
management of the states Affairs
II Republican state headquarters
had published the statement which |
did sign which was simply that d!h
not cnnstruc the language used 10y
Colonel Anderson aS 1t wa. construed
by Judge Iiundicy and others. instead
Of allowing q rarbled statement TO
20 into the papers. thor" would never
rnv" been any confusion about It.
Colonel Anderson certainly said that
he was ashamed Of tSr star IN the
nag that represented virginia ana
Judge IIundlcy's ana my recollection
is the same almost word for word.
regret very much Ia bc Drawn
into this controversy, bur ~ 1nN'l'e
Ia myself want 10 make my H"S''
ton clear.
4. y. WATKINS.
I>,r,pyii,, Nr October .. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
The Ambitious aIondcIi

LIZ uSE FLOOR LEADER MONDELI,.
1 whose Leadership OF the maiority has
ho' beeh cohspicnousiy successful by way
OF emphasizing The qualities that command
dependable following, announces an an
Diuous program OF legislation 10 be put
'hFoueh before the present extraordinary
session OF Congress gives place 10 the rcgu-
lar session on December 5. His program.
winch is TO be carried out under whip and
spur 10 enable Adjournment by Thauksg!v-
ing, calls for enactment Of the revenue hill
The permanent tariff bill, the railroad fund
ing bill the hntibeer bill. i'll conference the
good roads bill In conference, Il measure
extending the emergency tariff which auto.
inat!cally expires November ct, the foreign
debt refunding bill the bill providing for
the rcappor,iOnment Of the membership OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
FALLS THREE STORIES:
DIES FROM INJURIES
Carpenter Fatally Hurt in Drop From,
i!oof of Thrrc-Siury struc-

i :; to The rimrs,Disr"tci

Especial to Tho -Dis,atch.I
GIIAiu-OTTESNILI.E, VA. oct. -
While at ~1n' go. . co..
a residence ia s.Giss co. ,.-.. ,..oiIou
"n WcrtIaud street, near Tho Dnlv"r-
'riIS. @ grrui,l,
s.,I'.t,I .Lu ID.! rom The roo. 10 the
ground, a d!StanC" Of three stories,
sustaining iujCrics that resulted in
his death at the University Hospital
80 !! o'clock last night Ills lungs
were runcturcd by broken ribs and
on" arm was broken.
Nh. Harris had only recently come
10 the c.,. frum the southern part OF
the county. ilr rae u native Of Buck :
inrhaln County a.3 - gears of age.
lie married Miss Mdtii. StIrGall. OF
Aibcrene. vino turVivcs, ~ We cii1-
Gfcn. The funeral will tai. uiarc
Saturday from his late residence.
two milcs from .tibcrcnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The AEitator.
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER

The AEItat"r.
The Gentleman porfcrvid stalks
Throughout tho world, and loudly Squawk
Ills various reasons. with persistence,
For his unfortunate existence.
He cares not what the purpose oe,
Nor rocking consequences he.
But just goes on. one who'd rather
DO anything than cut his blathcr
His face is round. angular.
As sometimes pious faces are
Or tits the face OF who dopcS--
y pigeon who has learned the ropes:
y burglars phiZ--it matters not
What Kind OF features luck bcSot
The type Of Man-you'vc seen him, surely.
Pure he is who lives impurciy.
For lack OF something else to do,
lie interests himself IN YOU
Singles You out cuts You TO pieces,
Reduces You to bones and grcascs!
Yet. worry not! He hath no power
To get your goat but for the hour,
SO cheer up. Friend. nor let him damn us
who know dunn Vivimus vivamus!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
POSTAL SAVINGS SHOW
GAINS AT RICHMOND
Irrrr.,ls 81 ,.scrr2 ut Per Cent hn-
n"un"cd OVER Scpicn-
her, 1920.
Lspocinl ~ .rhe Tllnes- nisrntch. l

Especial 10 IN" dispatch
WASHINGTON oct. 7.-Pc TAI say
mss deposits at Richmond increased
EOS no. emo
',: .. ....- tu Il static
meut from The rost-oircc Department
showing the amount 81! postal
.uEs on deposit II Ltly selected post
Offices throughout the country.
The amount on deposit at Rich
mOnd on September 30 was sl23.555 So
as compared with >iij,39S.2i ScptcIn-
der 80 1920. an increase 81 $S.l5T.47.
Richmond stands thirty-sixth in
the list OF Offices from which reports
are made. The total amount OF de-
rosits at these hfty Offices was S2N,-
39S.9S9.iS, which Is an increase OF
Isl per cent.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER $. 1871.
Bur,icnin. the uo.nc-Buildrr

I y pressing for an advance of the legal
rate of interest in Virginia from to
per cent, preponderance OF evidence from
other States would seem TO rest with the
proponents Of the change. But members Of
the Virginia Real Estate Association will do
well to move slowly and delve deeply into
the intricaces of this problem before they
commit themselves TO course OF action
While it is not so set forth in the dispatches
from Norfolk, where the association is i'll
session. ii is taken for g6inted that the
realtors do not suggest change in what
is known as the legal rate" of interest. but
in what is termed the rate allowed by
contract" Only fourteen States have Il
Illegal rate" higher than the 6 per cent
which obtains i'll Virginia. and any proposal
OF change there would meet with insuper-
able opposition. The rate by contract" in
Virginia, however, is the same as the legal
rate" and admittedly is low In only nine
other States is the Virginia rate maintained,
The others ranging from Z up to - per
cent, while in four of the States there is
no limit to what may be charged
While this evidence from other States
might seem conclusive as To the benefits
10 those States OF the more attractive
interest rates. il is by no means certain
that the lower rates do not constitute the
sounder economic policy. 1t is argued by
President Collins. OF the Virginia associa-
ton, that the higher rate would bring out
side money into the State and result in its
upbuilding. And yet no State in the Union
Is showing liner progress in the growth Of
ills cities and towns and its various indus
tries Than North Carolina where the rate
is Identical with that OF Virginia Nor
have the other States maintaining that rate
suffered any notable handicaps from their
cheap money.
mat the higher rate would attract spccu-
lative money may not BE- questioned. but is
IL not equally true thai il would impose a
sun heavier burden on the Virginia home
builder rs well rs upon ever other nor
son who has to 70 into the market for long
term funds? Already the borrower i'm this
state pays per cent for his money plus
brokerage OF IL per cont and up.
which brings his burden on n level and in
many cases even higher than the legal con
tract rate III other States II tho rate he
increased here, will the money lenders forn-
80 their brokerage or viii The Virgins.
borrower he compelled to pay the s nor
cent contract. rate plus the BROKERAGE which
would mean !" IL per cent and up for his
money? That would he getting too near
moheY prohle"rinE TO be attractive 10 tho
Virginia home builder or investor. and so
mish' defeat the very purpose which the
realtors profess to have in mind. III. up-
building OF tho state And again l. thor.
Hot possibility that the higher interest rate
might serve As The ground on which 10 base
higher rental charges now almost ipsur-
ierably hight Following in logica, con.
sequence That dear money" means dear
rents?
II rs true, OF course. tnat speculative
money goes where its earnings are latest
which fact has kept much OF /, ON, oC VIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
TIE Poets Corner
stoncwnrI Jackson and Isi> Band.

StoncwnII jackson and Ills Band.
Have you heard the soldiers say.
Southern soldiers. clad in grey,
How they followed. day aud ni-ht.
Jackson. as they warcd the nght?
jackson, In the hottest fray,
Stoncw;l Jackson in his grey?
How the heart would swell win
pride.
AS they knew that. on their side.
Victory followed up the van.
Led by that heroic man:
And such soldiers, true ana loI1
That the world. paused I" behold
How the martial hero won;
Stoncwail Jackson. leading on.
Stoncwail Jackson in his dny.
irovcd u hero. in his grey;
Ana his name i" writ 50 fair.
Thht us known, most cverywhrrc.
And the fact Is known to stay.
Done by heroes clad in grey"
To the tune "DiXic Land"
Stoncwail Jnckson's noble band.
II. r. SUMMERS
Milton. w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Daniel Crawford Jr.. Of phnadel-
phia, viii speak AZ the Jefferson Hotel
auditorium on Monday night. Octo-
Der "a, on the subject o: Building
homes. Mr.. Crawford comes to Rich
'n"nd ut the invitation OF tho Cham
Der Of Commerce. He has been sue
ccssiui In solving the housing prob
lon in lhiladclnhin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Voice of the People

Letters for the "VoIcc or the
ltopie' Column should not exceed
'"o words In length. Iicyond TINT
nu'hocr the Edttor reserves the
fE"' "a piuc pchrii. Name ana
u"drcss must accompany cnch conn
municn lion, not for publication. n
the writer does not wish ~. i'm,
ns evidence of Euud faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Oi>crctiOn.

prisoner At the bar" said the Judge. win
YOU have trial by judge or jury?'
by jury. Your Honor" said the defendant
I'll take no chance your
"What!' roarcd the Court. ''Do YOU mean
10 say that | would
II don't mean I say nothing" said the
prisoner, stoutly. "but amt takiu' no
chances done some piumbin' work for You
last Wintcr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
Topic, excepting ON legal and medical
SahJects, are answered free. Az nil
inquiries nre answered directly by
personal letter, .rlf-aihrcSspd,
stamped envelope is required. Adj
dress The Timrs-Disp atrh informn-
ton bur"-1, Riclim0nd. Va.
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10 I;>tcrmInnt,. i.n,a-

Mrs. j. $. r.. Columbia Earium
Carbonate is very effective az a poison
Tor The destruction of rats and mice.
when traps fail. IL is not unlawful To
usc. 1t for that purpose. We know
OF no way Ia rid Your premises OF
English sarrowS, except TO Kill 'cm
as fast as they come with Il target
gun In the hands OF 4 tirclcss boy
who knows how TO use Il effectively
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Optical Men to Meet Here,

The annual convention Of the Nir-
g!nia Optical Association viii meet at
Murphy's Hotel on October % to con-
slider its Legislative program rs mem
bcrs feel that the present optometri-
cal laws in effect in Virginia are in
some ways. unfavorablc TO the pro-
fcssion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
The Weat Their
FURNISHED m L. :. W.nth,, ,,urcuu.,
Local Temperature Yestc,Luv

~, - ~. trHptrtigTp ......... 81
;,nnNlinuih teh'nriatuTc 10 : l.. NJ :.
- 'htihuih i"iEprtatCr" To l.. II 4;
S''Nh t'hptfhtuI" yesterday -
;>P,ui"I 'rhr"FHturc Tor thiE date" ~
i''hti'ANy yesterday
i-N.""H sine" March al
~ ''''-' "'+ASiFJ -......... 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Charcoal Epn's Daily Thought.

SHOW man what ncvah had no trouble
wild he wife" said Charcoal Eph. modify. IAN
I'll show yoall bachelor sump'n jos as
ignorant! Eat u pickle. Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Different.

Mary, YOU may set two extra places at tahl,
today"
"Ycs'm. Is they for intimate friends. mum,
or for regular company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
4 AMntrnllI.

The rain comes pouring down in shcc
And bitter is my cup
For all my life I've longcd to see
The rain go pouring up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
TIts,Se 'fift,NS

Love in a cottage is all very nice
With its feeling of pride and ali that.
Eut the modern fair bride would prefer keep
ing house
l'y opening cans in a fiat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
Look IL Up-No. ~.

This is the last uf an even dozen:
low many tcn-cent pieces would ii take TO
equal the 577 600 cubic feet OF tho Great
Pyramid in Egypt? Then, what percentage Of
that have you got in the savings bank?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
1.ugniappr.

great maa abroad is piGmy st home
Hard work owes nothing to foolish worry.
Borrow dollar and lose your credit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

one hundred and forty nine distIilcrics were
captured in this state last month No wonder
tho high cost of whisky continues.-Durham
Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

bonds by. 4 continuation OF "bcarish" tactics
Those holders OF bonds who are wise and able
TO hold them will probably not yield to the
huiiinE Of the game Standardization Free
rrCss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Mrs. rcrpdoll brings suit against govern.
mcnt for return OF her property. but IL is not
in evidence that sla is tryin,; To get her
Stacker son back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Uncle Sam, so il is said. has a large stock
oi av!ators clothing to sell at any old price
with coal famine in sight those duds will
come in mighty handy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

baltimore lamvn,s that its battlcshiD Mary
land" cant lie in close to the city, because
OF the shailowncSs of the harbor. which re-
minds Richmond that IL will have to run cx-
cursions IL Hampton Roads when it's name
sake comes In for a visit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

NO matter which team wins tho worlds
championship Gotham's fans are bound to
he happy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Dublin reports indicate that Ireland is only
waiting for the end OF the conflict now rag
ing at co"%an's E!i.t TO sus*idc before it
breaks back onto Ia" frs: page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

N".niaH :: hours "uuluL H. ~ :.,W.
''h''"h'& Snpr AigT.n ........ 10 Al
R"uc!'HEy since january .. q M
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Up With the Times
nS u. q. IL.

Fireworks at the State Fair have been
splendid. but it's deucediy incouaidcratc OF the
management TO have many ground pieces
that can't be seen over the fence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

..,cnSus slarps say span Of average liz.
i0S been eNpaEood from twenty-five L. thirty
Years, a Timely reinsurance since wr hat;
feared that under the bcncvol,n. regime of
the upliftcra ii had only seemed longer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Special Data.

W ma nir",tto sGUih, wind N.iprI,y 5:
!. NJ, clear. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Wonder If there ever will b. i han game
when the loser doesn't blame it IN the
breaks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

After all IA" Improvement In the Liberty
uohd naf"'t may he due To the fact that the
wall street gang has about concluded that il
could not entirely corner tho outstanding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

y writer says bootleg liquor isn't What il
used TO be. Neither is the who drinks il
what he used 10 hc--Ashcvillc Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

II is all right for Germany 10 be- permitted
I" pay France ia goods. EHt ;nat arrange
ment won't II" for the un:rcd states, BECAUSE
MIR. N"istcad won't let the Einl q goods w.,
want in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08

Few OF Us VIII be- able To raise "a sob be.
cause the Department OF I.a3or r,ports "a,
Increase OF unemployment in The straw la
Industry.