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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
100000 Men in Worlds Armies
lI.v .Associa,cL rrcssl


WASiilNGTON oct. 2-Activc armies OF the
fourteen most important nations OF the world
today include approximately six million ncn
according TO figures Obtained here and re-
garded aS reasonably correct. With tho inclu-
Sion OF land ornaments in the agenda of the
forthcoming conference limitation of ar
rEimcnts. these the figures with which
il is expected the assembled commiss ion RS
Will have deal
While China stands first among the nations
in this summary OF soldiers actually undc..
arms about Sctcmbcr /. last. being connected
with l.3Io.000 active troops, France is fa:
ahead. among nations not distressed by civ.l
strife; in the number of men with the cOlurs.
The French army strength is placed at ,034-
900 men. the British empire standing next with
10000. and Germany last with 100000. TIL.
United States is thirteenth with 10000 men
~ the regular army. exceeding only Germany.
While italy has 100000 and Japan 300 900 ac-
tive troops.
Figures for other powers. including Russia.
53S. o00 Poland 10000: Greece. 2J5. 200: spa in
253. 900: Switzerland 10. c0o: Turkey. $4,000;
CZccho- Slovakia, 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
CALIICTRCI TO SING
AT CITY AUDITORIUM
VIII Appenr Here ON October II With
the Artists


The famous ,;alli-curci. who viii
give n recital ~ the CIV Auditorium
October II. under the management OF
Mrs wilson Greene has AWAY been
:, serious student OF lnusic. and s'ill
continues L" study hard ia spite or
her remarkable success. The snDra-
no Is constantly going over ner opc-
rattle roles with n view 10 discover
ing new clements that she can in
corporate into her interpretations.
Recently she secured from Franco
collection OF rare songs that src will
ntroduc" Ia her concert audiences
songs that were found after much pa
ticHt searching. Always DcrEcvcrinS,
always aiming 10 please thc public.
Galli-Curci Is urc!css student and
worker.
Al IL She sang for Mnscagni, and
the composer advised hcr 10 become
Il singer. She mad. a successful de-
but in Rome, and continued to study
and aing on the Continent and in
South America until her Amcrisln dc
but in Chicago in 1916. BESIDES mas
tcring her operate role ana i vast
repertoire OF concert songs, Calf
curci is Il remarkable linguist. Il SUI,
pcrb pianist and AN authority on
Italian literature. All this tairnt and
knowledge crowded into a chnrIninG
little lady. still very young, and s'i:i
very eager to make her art more per
feet.
Several good seats mag yet DO mad
at the hOX-of!icc at the Corlcy Com
pany. 2l3 East Broad Street. although
the best locations arc getting scarce.
subscriptions cor the entire course OF
five concerts will be accepted until
after the appearance OF tue famous
soprano.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The sheen of Youth.

old age is dry. drab and dull. When a wo-
man 10 Logger feels that Irresistible impulse
t" powder her nose. her arteries are beginning
20 caicity. II is youth that shines and COM
plains about il, \ shiny nose is u more re-
Liable stigma OF youth than a red nose is OF
total abstinence. for every little while one
hears ot An individual with a red nose who
really does drink.
In youth tho Scb,In of skin oil is sccrc,cd
"opi"naiy and it Keeps the young skin soft
and pink and warm skin ouEh. to be.
sometimes n1tur" is so bountcous with this
complexion hcautiiicr that she ovcrdocs the
matter Il little. and the youth is troubled wifi
oily skim greasy dandrun excessive oili-
OF tn" hair. or whitehcads or black
heads pimpics.
For the shiny nose that is merely shiny
there IS nothing better than powdcrinE with
zinc stcarntc compound by day. and n,opring
the nose each morning with bias Of cotton or
soft hhndkcrchicf m"is'rncd with weak
solution OF rcsorcin. six grains in IN. ounce
Of toilet water or bay rum
For the rcd nose plain talcum by day. and
an application without rubbin,; or hopping.
al the following mixture before retiring each
night the mixture being allowed to irv out:
Zinc sulphHt. ............ 30 grains
SnipEuiA'sd potassium ....... 30 grains
l'"se waite ...... .............. ounces
This should hc shaken up well before each
application.
When the whole skin OF the fac" is excess
siv"iy oily with or without black heads the
following lotion will generally give satisfac-
ton. ii applied every night for period OF ten
days or two weeks. and then left OF for an
equal period longer:
Suhiimcd sulphur. compound iincturc Of
lavender Glyccrn. camphor water. bay rum
or toilet water. of each one ounce.
When b!1clth"ads are present it is prefer
able I" Bath. first for 1--WE minutes with solu-
ton al as much horic acid as the hot water
IN the basin viii dissolve, before applying the
rniNtur"
f"r a greasy scalp many find this helpful:
Salicylic acid .... 10 grain.
Cologn" water Observation-Disclosures. . ounces
Rub fcw drops into the scalp once or twice
daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
STATE FAIR OFFERS
NEW ATTRACTIONS
TO CROWDS TODAY
,Cnntinned Erom Eir.t rncr.


and Dan kiscr. the Jordan SISTERS,
Wire walkers: congress OF champion
cowboys and cowgirls; Fink's com
cdy mule. pony. dog and monkey cir
Gus. ana the famous international
Fireworks Compauys pyrotcchnical
display. These acts are given every
afternoon beginning at o'clocf, ANA
every night. beginning at o'clock.
Child Welfare station.
one OF the big features OF the fair
viii prove to lie the Child Welfare
station, conducted under thc auspices
OF the Federation OF Mothers clubs
and the Parent Teachers Association.
Ribbons will be awarded children Sc
curing high scores in physical per
lection, and children 3 years old and
under may be weighed and examined
by specialists. These examinations
Viii he made from IL to l O'Clock on
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
sisted by trained nurses will be in
attendance daily. Physicians, nurses
ana members OF the organizations
will give instructions as to proper
care, food and clothing for children
daily at the Mothers tui!dinS.
The fair grounds WAS closed Ia the
public yesterday. but the fine weather
brought out thousands OF antoists
who lined the rondways leading into
the grounds, watching the unloading
OF shows and cattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

in their behalf However, as the people
have no direct voice in determining such
questions. since the policy in recent years
las been 10 iout their desire for referendum
oppression by securing direct action from
Legislative bodies elected OH other issues
altogether through the application OF or
SaniZed coercion, the chances are the move
ment will triumph at any cost.
Moreover. since full political equality has
already been granted the women by the
nineteenth amendment, We take il ,herc
would be found little objection ON the part
OF the people to the removal of such other
determinations against women as are COM
planned. if the simpler and soundcr pro-
cedure, OF having such purpose accom-
piished by the States separately were fol-
lowed. There is little sentiment in the
country that opposes investing the women
with all The legal and civil rights and privi-
lcscs enjoyed by the men. though there may
exist grave doubts as TO the wisdom Of such
assumption
IF they seek the justice of law-made
equality, says the Chicago Tribune they
must accept the Justice of social equality.
There is mt present very little difference
between the political rights and duties OF
men and women. Women can and do run
Tor Office. vote. attain success in business
VG professions, and otherwise enjoy a
freedom equal TO mans. There is no po-
iitical and little economic difference be-
tween them. There does remain some so
cial difference, in part defined by law ami
in part by custom. If they break down The
barriers marking off their social position
from that OF men they should do ii with
fun realization of the consequences"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Jnn,rs Alexander seldom.

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, oct. 2.-.Iumes
Alexander seldom died yesterday af-
hfhoon in Il local hospital At the age
OF 90 years. lie was Il civil en-
HihccA by profession.
lie was the SON OF John and Mrs.
Mary Alexander Little, Seldom. and a
brother OF w. l.. Seldom, vice-presi-
dent Of the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way, residing in this city. lie also
leaves Il sister. Mrs. Belle Seldom
ficct, Of Atlanta, and Il niece, Mrs.
NARY Seldom Lee. wife Of Rev. VII
nam Byrd Lee, Jr., rector of the E,pis-
c"pa! Church. Blacksburg. Va. Sew
erhi other nicccs and ncphcws, re-
siding in the South. also survive him.
Is well as many friends.
Inc body was taken TO Fredericks-
ouri, Va. at $50 o'clock tonight
over the Seaboard Air Line Railway
IN the private car of W. l.. Seldom.
funeral service Will be conducted Mt
II o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Presbyterian Church. fredericksburg.
KEY. Robert Campbell Gilmore. form
or pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church' in this city, officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Indian Summer.

September past. the touch OF Autumn comes
Kissing the vcrdurc where the fat bee huns.
l.azily. idly. as the siuggard Will
When he has taken from the iowcrS his fill.
Back from the field the Kline wind early home.
Shortening their pasture. diSinclincd To roam
And in The yard the watchdog. siumbcr ring.
sleeps,
Careless. ana blinking In the guard he keeps.
This is the season OF the turning leaves.
This * the season when the lover grievcs:
Green turns TO gold. ana dying Nature means
There whore The streams sing requiem il, the
stones
Then comes the respite: See. The sun rides
high.
once more triumphant i'll summer shy.
Nature awakes, and for a ncctinG breath
There Is Il beauty that presaEcs death:
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The Confrs>iun.

John She said severely. can you tell me.
on Your word OF honor. that | am the ouiy
woman YOU ever kisscd?"
no he faltcrcd. shamcfaccd and repcntant.
almost, no dear. l must be honest. Once
h'Sstd and was kissed by another woman.
remember il distinctly. mere child.
Many times kissed her. dear, terrible as il
may seem"
And who was this woman?"' demanded the
iair one. as becomes hcr dominccring scx.
II did not know. at firSt--shc was Il stran-
ger he stumbled along desperately. But
atterward with the burn of her kisses SIN
on my lips, learned that she was my
mother"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
The Twentieth Alncndm,r,

III. NatiohaI Woman Nav, ~ mo
pared Il twentieth F.ie-ul consti,,-
iional amendment designed To remove ,lI
political, civil and legal DETERMINATIONS
against women and will wage am active earn
phign for the passage OF a resolution nv
Congress submitting such proposed amend
Incnt TO III" states for approval Were I,
not that the American people have been
fed up on constitutional amendments TO tho
point OF surfet. there would be little ques.
ton of tho speedy success of the movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

that town is now undergoing Tho Y.p sav.
There are more serious offcnscs than nuony-
NOUS letter writing. but there is none more
dcSpscahl" II is characterized by elements
that breed CUntcmpt--cowar,licc malice.
cruelty. fortunately The breed of anonymous
letter writer's is not numerous. The reported
circulation OF such letters through the Nor
folk rosi-"iii"" puts the city guard against
THIS species OF Scrpcnt-a species that uses a
I"rkei pea III lieu OF a forLcd tongue"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
SEEKS LEGISLATION
FOR UNEMPLOYED
shni" i"d"uv Carries FIFTY JohIcsS
Wen To N.tIDn'S
t'upItuI
icy United Ncws.l

ti'S united News
"AHlli NGTCN. Oct. 2.-Urba;n Led
ouN champion az the unemployed. to-
m"iEow expects L, lead To Congress
my johlcss mon from New York ne
ms gathered here. To assist him in
"horis 10 obtain legislation for the
unemployed.
heapuNs human documents" are
mostly FORMER service men. whom he
arranged To bring here in connection
VAN The Presidents unemployment
Conference The men arrived in the
capital today.
later, the men may be taken by
|c""uN To call at the White House
10 see President HARDING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

Miss Alice webster has been spcud-
ing some Time a@ the guest Of friends
in Ashland.
Mrs. Charles Y. Meredith OF Hich-
mond. is registered at the Pow hu:at.
in Washington.
Mrs. Emmett Lambert. OF Wayuos-
boro, who has been visiting Mrs. l..
Lee Hod-n. Girtcr Park, for thu past
week has returned 10 her home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Jerry SuIIiynn

ARl.OTTESEILLE. VA, Oct. q
Jerry sullivan, aged -, died yestcr-
DAY at the home of his neice. Mrs.
hoy on preston Avenue. after n long
illness. lie was native of Greene
county. bat had apcnt tho lattcr part
of his lie in AIbcmarlc. He is sur.
viSc1 oy 'arcc G. job en-, Mrs. III. WaI.
ton. OF Wheeling, w. Va: Mrs. ].
Henry, OF indianapolis, and Mrs. r.
Sullivan, OF Columbus. o. Tho fun
eral and interment will tnke place
at Free Union. this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Tho Variable MIR. Lodge

MISTAKEN notion regarding Tho in
"A flexible character of Henry Cabot
Lodge Senator from Massachusetts and
chairman of tho Senate Commjttco IN For
cEn Relations seems To have been en-
tcrtaincd by many folks This statesman
had been measured in their minds as a
severe and uncompromisiur nerson who ,d
hercd to rigid standards. and who was
influenced hv no man marty mr. condition.
once he took a position unon . ouestion
of public policy. His friends were inclined
to picture him as OF heroic mould. Il firm
and fearless fighter for conviction and n
valiant defender of the faith.
Recent history has n,in,od :. ,,r,. ,icor
emf picture OF this \ow LrrI,rdor 4,
the very outset of tho yt,rlj,c a1,,i,is
fr,,ion Mr. o1oo wa o,iia, ~ n'
prcsidon, ana nv his viri,o sncr.,or, ar
state TO lead tha fight for ;ho r,tin,atio,
OF the Colombian treaty v,ror ,his .a,,o
cnmn,c, w,. ori,inoi,,. ,,a,
Democratic chief oxccn,;ro :,
nouuced bv tho N,s.achuso,,, .,,,o.n,
:, nons,rous surrender ,s c,v..ra,,. s,,.;
eco -, r,,in.,, ,,;',,;, s"'
waste of American money.
Ovcr.pirb, mo stow, co,;o,;o
Senator chanred Tho troatr w,io,, ~,
had berated became = mori,orio,s ,,oas,r,
II became worthy or rho c,,,o-, of ,u
patriots. IL carried into afyoct ,h. An,ori-
can idea OF Justice and fair nlav nm, 10
called upon the Senate 10 ra,ifv il !, w.s
ratified by AN oyorwba,mirg y,,o =. :,
ough, TO have been and thnre ;s NO. ra.,.on
10 believe that the senator assumed for :,
minute tka, he debased himsclf whom no
Topped from violent opposition to the
,rao,y M ON. ,,,.;..,;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

I'D" German newspaper. Loka! Anzicrer.
says II IS informed upon reliable authority
'tot the British government is ready 10
cancer French and Italian debts in turn.
,h" French letting up in their pressure
against Germany. provided that Tho United
states. which holds the key TO the whole
situation, begins debt cancellation 10 Eng
'"nd Nothing doing, This country made
victory for the allies certain. but i, docs
not propose 20 shoulder the cos, of The war
in addition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
s. - - Z ~ YIN ~ =
~ ~ " i. Is t. /. /

| III " S~S NNNS de &s>-S q. ~ III
inc Woman's Club OF Norfolk has
issued invitations for n reccp,ion to
y" given at the clubhouse. Gia Co.
'o''a' avenue. on Monday evening,
'''oocr H. In honor OF tho Governor
OF virginia aud Mrs. Wcstmorclnuu
Davis. The guests will include ri,,h
members. their husbands. city OIL
ria's tId their wives. army and nuvv
organization heads and their wives
The reception viii bc held from .
to II o'cl"cH.
Visiting Here.
Miss Katherine Foster Pcyton. who
has been spending the summer
months with Mr.. ana Mrs. Jacob
Edge in PENNSYLVANIA. and with rel
atires ia Faunuicr and baltimore.
returned TO Richmond last week.
Mis-" Peyton is the guest of her
brother ANA sister. Mr. and Mrs
Robert l.. fcyton. Jr. ON Park
Avenue.
Returned I" Richmou,I.
Mrs. Alvin :. rcnny;,ackor and nor
young son haze recently returned
from Round Hin l.oudouu County.
where they spont the summer. MIR
ana Mrs. ronuypackcr will shortly
crate Avenue. I.ahurnum rarl
ar Interest Here.
MISS Ann" Elizabeth I:lnb rcy.
daughter OF Mr.. and A!,e. 4. v.
Emhrcy. Of f'r"dcrichsburE. was mar
ricd there THURSDAY To r:mmct Ri~h-
ard Colbert. son "t MIR. and Mrs. l..
Il. Colbert of Sno;sylyania Thc
crrcm"n! vas performed hy th. nov
>. j. I.anicr. rector Of st ,;cor..c'a
episcopal Church ct the residence OF
the brides parents. Miss Susie r.m-
hrcH, sister Of the bride. Sns; rnaix
OF honor. and Miss BcIincar I.inth-
cum WAS bridesmaid Tho rroon'g
attendants were Messrs. ~ ". En-
prey Jr.. IS hes, man. and w G.
Saunders. IL, rroumsman. Following
Il reception Mr. ANA Mrs Coihcr, lcf,
Tor Northern bridal trip. after
which they VIII make their home i'm
FrcdcriCk Shur.
EhEnEcmrnt inuounrrd
Mrs. William ballard P.nicR an
nounccs the enlargement and an.
preaching mnrr!mv" of hor daughter.
Enhy Royal. To John - Ko!hc The
wedding viii taxi" place carly in
November.
In South tnr"Iinx.
Miss Mary Hoover. OF South Houlc.
,., "'f N'H' hH Tor
Chester, :. e. 10 attend the wed
dinS of her cousin, Miss Mary isaacs
Before returning To school in N.w
York CITY. MISS Hoover VIII h, the
@''H' - MISS MARION i.CSo. OF !sis-
~ -
' ~, "''r'"'n'".
rIH 'h' terms decorated tho
,, vi N'S' ~, :" Air'Slein. 2fi-
i's" avenue Wh'h 4 fnlSt' I"ne"us
"a y,sr ..t,
LIVER "'S gwen lh h'n"' "i MISS
""'! 'I""E Ma S. whose "'i!.nE to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Niixs Mary j.. Dn,,arJ.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct, g.
MISS Mary E Ballard, aged IS, died
yesterday at her home at Adial. after
long ness. She was native OF
tiuvanna County. daughter OF the
late John Ballard. In recent years
shc had made her home with rcla-
tivcS in Nelson County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Spirit of Virginia Press

Says the Coviugton VirEinian: Zen ycars
is Il relatively lorG period in the life Of an in
divIdual. hut Il short time in the evolution of
national habit. II is theoretically Impossible.
that in ten years motor ear drivers will have
placed under close restraint their impulse to
ran over every pedestrian they sec dcsprr-
at"iN trying 10 carry his life in safety across
Il street ~ outlying highway. 1t is possible
hui difficult to believe that such a happy day
is close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
MONDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1927
Eiclmond a Eomc.owning CITY


n ITIES which have taken large in
- terest in every movement designed 10
encourage their resident population to build
and live in homes OF their own, other things
being equal have been the cities that have
made most progress in permanent growth
The individual who owns his own home has
:, stake in his city's future and he pro
tects that stake by taking a large interest
in everything that pertains TO it's welfare
in its various NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no
litical. industrial, commercial and other
wise He seeks 10 acuuaint himself with
the various phases Of developing civic life.
to the end that he may give his support to
those things which make for progress and
human beltcrmont. "a attained by we'll
directed effort along soundly conceived
lines OF advancement Of the common wei
fare.
Richmond has an euviablc record in re-
spect 10 the encouragement it has always
given to the home downing idea. As its
population has steadily grown, il has sought
10 expand its home owning housing faCiii-
ties by supporting both individual and col
lecriye movements designed to carry out
this purpose For city OF its size and
the character Of its industries therefore. II
stands out conspicuously ns one which has
high percentage of homecoming citizens.
According to Il preliminary report just
made public by the Department OF Com
mcrce, Bureau OF the Census. the number OF
houses in Richmond. as enumerated in IAN
nary, 1920, was 39,l9l. OF which g.95S. or
25.4 per cont, were owned by The occupants
and 2S,492, or 49, per cent, We're rented: :
for the remaining al Tho facts as 10
tenure were not reported OF the owned
homes. 6,44i, or 81. pen cent. were free
from cncumbranc-, sad $3.50 or 336 per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
selfish.
Selfish. is he -


Well I'll say he might be. lie carries
saw Ia cut the rungs behind him on his lad
der to success"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

one may infer tho Petersburg lndcN-Appcai's
longing by the following from it's columns:
The proposed constitutional amendment, Civ
'nE women an sorts OF rights in addition 70
IN" right to vote says nothing about their
right /" support the family"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Up With the Times


II this thing Keeps UP much lonccr The
army. OF INVESTIGATION will be large enough to
"Nerwhelin the X. *. X. in open fight
Il am going hack To my own country an.
no"n''S Emma Goldman Now is the time TO-.
Emmns country To close all Of IT'S non.
against Immigration.
Announcement is made ,ha, :, Bocr War
veteran has just received :, packasc OF cigar
ctt"s mailed to him nineteen years ago which
- strange j" as much as Mr.. Burlcson ca..
establish clear aliDi.
Richmond hospitality viii he in evidence all
this week At the fair but IT won't reach thu.
oid-fashioned height of turning over the key
To it's cellar.
After a night spent on Il Virginia battlefield
1t would seem that MIR. Harding had earned
the title Of colonel. II has been bestowed for
much less
In the proposed curtailmcnt OF senatorial
privileges that Of unlimited orato.y should
have first attention.
4, the Wilderness. rrcsicn, Harding hal
his first real opportunity to tel il To IN.
marines
Norfo'N dealers are reducing the price OF
coal. and Norfolk is further away from the
coal field than Richmond
Richmond erected more garages ,hnn bo,r..s
in September. hut then one can he comfort,
able even in garage. and. of course the car
is q necessity
staten Island finds store Of gold and
diamonds which grandfather had hidden in his
cellar whi"h is evidence that the former gen
Grafton also used the cellar as u hiding place,
for its valuai.lcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

kH'uiAll = hours ending 5 y. Non.
E"."i"i' - hours ending i. NJ S"n.
Deficiency since March 100
b"Hcirncy since january " o5s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

President w. G Ice. OF the Brotherhood
al hallway Trainmcn, has recently been
giving the membership of that organization
som" very sound advc" relative TO the
h"S'y "fucfihg OF strikes II" stresses the
,oiiy OF trying to maintain wartime wages
curing Pehcc-'1me national depression
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding nimo,t INV
'opic, excepting ON IcEul and incident
SubtectS. arc answered free. As nil
Inquiries are answered directly by
peraonal letter, wcIf-nddrcSsad,
sfnmped envelope Is required. Adj
Dress The Tinhes-nispatch Informn-
lion Ifur-7u. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
The Weather
FURNISHED nv u. =. Weather Bureau,
Incni Tcmrcrnlurc Y..,.rL..

J. VI temperature =
M9N'hHn temperature to l.. NJ. !;
Minimum temperature 10 J.. NJ a.
M'dh Temperature. Yesterday 6.
NNtr". temperature TOR this date s.
l'"hrl|ury yesterday
fN"'SH since March 40
'+N'''9 ai!'r January ! ............ ST..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

General Pershing frankly confessed IA mo
American doughboys composing the Amer.
lean army Of occupation in GERMANY ,ha,
he knew nothing about tho mind OF thc
prosont administration. Neither does any
one CLEO,