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Arizona republican., 1921-07-28
FOR sALE-HousEs

"Our best friends are those who have had business dealings with us.''
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28

FOR SALE or trade-1917 Buick light Six roadster-at Phoenix Iron Works. South 7th Ave. gs
 WANTED-To buy from owner a Ford touring; give price, model, con- dition of ear and terms. Address Box 66R, Republican. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28

HALF ACRE. new Broom bunga-
 low, garage, blocks to car line, price 5000; $50 cash, balance s2o.00 monthly payments. Tel. 3599 or call at 126 N. Center. dp
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28

Modern 5-room brick, northeast, S500.00 cash, s35.00 per month, in- cluding interest.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28

FURNISHED ROOM signs at Republican, 10 cents tt
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28
Please Read This

Twenty acres in Orangewood, the beauty spot of Salt River valley; highly improved with all kinds of mixed fruit including oranges; house. barn, well, engine, tank. and the fin- est shade you ever saw. IUs a snap at s1600o. Will take city property up to $S500 in exchange. Right on new. paving close to Central Ave.
 SEE FRED A. DIBBLE
 1T N. 1st Ave. Phone 603 dp
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28

A BARGAIN in a Groom brick p. d.. modern, hardwood, beautifully finished, light, water, gas. bath, shade, fruit, garage, lawn. You will like this place. Only S5250 and $750 cash. Kincaid. 11O N. First Ave. dp
Arizona republican., 1921-07-28

FOR SALE-1o acres of fine soil soil, -al1 jr,proved. near Alhambra; $500 .sh haiance easy. P. O. Box ssS, Tempe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
LABOR ASKS AID OF
TRADE UNION PRESS

DENVER. Iobo.. Jun" i2-The
abor aud trade union press ~ Amer.
lea must devote It's resources To as.
sIs'inE tn" trade union movement IN
establishing world peace in re-
i"H!in- restrictive. Wnr-tiin. laws aud
com batting attacks Of an;iunion in
,erest> Matthew VOL, president OF
IN" International Labor rr.,s con
ference. declared in his annual report
made public touIght.
ThiS report which Will b" presented
tomorrow 70 a labor press conference.
reviewed The attitude Of the Ameri-
can nrNss toward organized lahor and
mad" recommendations designed 10
promote greater labor pres. move
m"n'. Delegates representing tho
labor union newspapers and publ.
cations of tnitcd states and Canada
VIII consider III" document
Mr.. VOL commended The Assoc!-
at"d i'r"ss frr i's "aitcmpi to ac-
curai"lH report labor events" and its
willingness ~ correct any miss,ate-
mcn's or inaccuracies that creep into
-. report uuaVp.dably"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
tarr OF the Insane.

To tho Editor or Th" Times Dispaic h
Sill read with great deal "i
intcrcS, a letter published in your is
"a" of saturday. MAY IL, with refer
enc" to III" treatment 81 c"tcra 90
conNiC's confined IA III" various penal
institutions throughout our land /
am in. "utIr" a""prd wiln everything
Your contributor asserts relative l."
ihi. class uf unfortunat"S.
However. rarely IL ever, does any
one writ. commenting on tn" treat
mcnt accorded the insan" now in
cnrccrat"d IA The various cmmas yn-
AIRY institutions, especially thos" Of
our Commonwealth These wards 81
Virginia az" indeed To be Hiii"d, and
everything possible should h" done
for their happiness ana comfort
Please understand | arm no Cri'i-
cisin- tn" management Of thnse
various institutions. hut from 'yp"ri-
enc a an inmate. am .':pciiod 10
say that There * room fer consider
'hio Improvement.
Honorable Harry 81 George Tucker
recently in YOUR city Auditorium
spoke with cnmpa ssion IN regard :"
tho ms? NO, and prom ssd, - elected
Governor. no would see tina, these
uufortTnat"s. many Of whom are for
sakcn by their relatives and friends.
are treated justly. humanity. and
riChtcnusiN. Z. II. EpHEER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
NItTtRT: ALMANAC.
COHSTANT|NE EMBARKS
FROM ATHENS TO SMYRNA
Athens i'm Patriotic EcStacy as King
Delivers Message Upon
Sailing.
Try United News.

ATHENS June 10 Athens ono"
more is in ~ patriotic ecstacy as Is ing
Constantines message delivered on
sailing for smyrna is repeated in the
streets by a PRAYING. highly emo
tional. -rarading popw-
lace.
y go Ia lead my armies y"ndcr,"
said Constantine's dramatic address
to the nation. where Hellcnism strug-
gled for centuries. With the aid Of
the All Highest. victory will crown
the efforts of our race. advancing
irrcsistibiy toward it's destiny.
Trusting in divine assistance, in my
heroic army. in the UNCOMFORTABLE
moral force OF Hellenic ideals. go
where the accomplishment Of these
supreme national associations calls
me"
AS Constantine. the Crown Prince.
Premier Gounaria. Minister of War
Thc,oks and other d!Eni,aries pro
crossed through the streets 10 tn.
point where he embarked on the bat
iicship I.cmnos. formerly the L. 5. :,
Idaho, he WAS swept along on waves
nf hysi"rica!, popular enthusiasm ont
riNaiiing tn" acclaim that greeted
him on his return from exile In
i.uccrnc. Al about him in protcc-
tive formation marched the stalwarts
Of the famous palace regiment OF
Evzones. mountaincer unit OF es-
pecial devotion TO the person OF the
King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
French Mission for Canada
iEy Enitcd rrrs.

fNhiS' Jun" -. Franco is NOW scndin,, =,
,>s'h I" 'a'ada. led by General Eayoic
Win nnrp"S" similar I" that announccd for
W. WAN mission TO the United S,ates--,o
"N'"h" srhti,ud" for assistance in tn. ynr
and TO strengthen tn" international ,-io,u
ship.
rms mission, which viii sail shortly is ia
,n"hA canada "ih"Ially for her participation
:" III" VAT ana as mark of friendship u
S'"'"" "N E"d'n, synhoiizing France viii II.
presented To IN" Canadian government
distinguished party viii acco,npany Cen
"ral Far"lIc including Admiral ,'haru.r Son
at"r castor Mcni"r, Deputy Fomrnicr- SorI-
"N""'' M"ns'She"r I'andri"nN. Eishop Of Dion
I't PiazZ. president OF the French Steamship
Line. colonel Eequin. Louis Bleriot the air
plan" inventor and manufacturer: Albert I;.s-
nard. The Nisc"unt"ss Salicnac- FcneIon and
m" '"untcSscs Il" Warren and dc ISryas
tn" mission will sail on the maiden voyar.
or the magnificent new French Line steam
ship Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
~ rbBD 0t.ut ti'lIY.
ts,rholoS irui Mistakes.

ttorNrtsh,. National Ncwspapcr Service,
Discipline is 4, r,rd ,bir,. ,,r TO-. 60.
times punishment tcmrcrcd vim r.,son E
good ihlur FOR him I'm, ,y,, .. ,h. 49,,
rn,> who i,,.i>., ,,,,,. '
TO command uhcdicncc
One " the harmful st,,.,,,, .
maze 10 children * .Irhnnic :, , 49,,
stop that I'll whip you.' or Mary wnp,t
sreak AGAIN" Johnnie soon discovers nm,
no whiru,,r .,ll,,,, $50 %
To stop. and Mary ,,nno, holm ,,o,,,,ri .h.
mother keeps riEht ON speaking ahou, i, IN
spite ~ hey promise. Younrs,.r. b.yc ,,y
81 thinking over such affairs for themselves
n ,,,hor 49,, "'" :" '""V'"ne mat
SO easily about small m5,,crs and ,n.n mo-,
carry them ont, wh, ON. ,r,.,
assertions about important matters Win =
gram Of salt
Another mstnh" which some parents in
dulcc in is. tho hogy-n,,r myth 49,, 80, ,,i
r,,-, ,,I t,, ny "' M H""H-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
AI,nIIf IicL IlnIr.

Subscriber, Richmond 1t has long
been current belief that Judas
lscarint had red hair and heard
though there is probably no foun-
dation for the belief beyond the dis
like some people have For red hair.
which is somctimca called Judas
coIorcd hair.
The old dramatists and poets made
frequent allusion TO II. In AS You
Like It," Shakespeare makes Rusalind
say: His hair is of the assembling
c"l"r," TO which Celia replies: some
thing hrowncr than Judas" Dryden
says. There's treachcry in that Iu-
das-c"lorcd beard" The dislike Of
English people to red hair has been
nscribcd 10 their aversion 10 the red
haired Danes. Cain is also credited
with having u rod beard ON tn.
other hand many az lii" poets and
artists have raN"d over the red locks
Of their hcroin"s and models. and
Titian's name has become synono-
nous with tho golden-r"d hair or
speech again.; Si'iG Fcin prG:as anla
many OF his picturcA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
DECLARES ALCOHOL MUST
BE ERASED AND SUPPRESSED

PARIS. June I2.--">lcnhol. one Of
n" most rcduuhtahl" sCnurccS OF
society. often IN" origin Of all other
s"cia Affections. must hc hunted
down. erased and suppressed"
coming from Il member Of tho
French. government. thi" declaration
10y Minister rf Hygiene Lcr"du. de-
iiv"r"d sunday to IN" convention OF
the Seine Department bra nuhcs o. tn"
national league against aicuhoIjSm
was forc"iul. II unexpected cncour-
agemcnt I" he litti" group OF french
men and woh,"n who rcpr"acn, in this
country The temperance workers Of
America ~ twenty nv" years ago.
The address Of Minister i.crcdu wa :
To hay, been delivered in person but
he was called away. However. SO I'M
portant did nc deem This opportunitv
to cndors" III" movement that he di-
rectCd his principal assistant to read
tho address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
Hearing From the "Fcclcr>"

wv ASHlNGTON advices encourage tho
w belief that congressional leaders will
soon get together on a resolution authoriz-
ing the President Ia call a disarmament
conference and 10 emboiy in the resolution
The necessary appropriation for furthcrng
Work Ia that end III the meantime the
administration has been putting out in
formal feeders on the subject OF arma-
n.eni reduction. and tho responses thereto
ana encouraging reaction on the part of
certain of the great powers. presumably
Great Britain and Japan
Public sentiment in this country undouh,-
cGly sus,ains the position of those who con
tend that the present authorized program
o; naval construction must be completed
regardless Of such proposed conference II
i IN he assumed that public opinion in
other countries holds the same attitude to-
ward the completion OF their authorized
prosTams Hence. should such confer
ence be called. il is unlikely that any
agreement could he reached for suspen-
sion o; these programs.
But, ~ dare say. If such conference
were he'd il could readily reach an agree
men, for ending competition in the future
in armament. both naval and military. Tn
der such an agreement the question OF
naval reduction would take care OF itself
1"f With "aFSNlps rapidly passing INTO the
obsolete class and going on, OF commission.
reduction OF naval strength from the point
attained with the completion OF existing au-
lhori2ed programs would progress steadily.
and under III" agreement only such new
ships would he authorized as would offer
no competitive provocaton. Naval and
military establishments Il necessity 10
all OF the nations having world wide in
teres,S, and it is idle tn hope for condi-
tions a; any time in the future which would
justify the scrapping OF these safeguards
FOR national security and national progress.
Hence, with competition in armament end
ed, the time will come when each nation
FOR itself will see the wisdom OF reducing
th"s" 10 The lowest possible level OF safety
consistent with its own national interests.
The burden OF present taxation will increas-
iagiy constrain them TO this course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

graduate of the university Of the sea. had
proved himself leader in the nations
business. That is what tho shipping in
tcrests needed and demanded.
And the result. Compare il with the
upshot Of Mr. Wilson'S long efforts AS
chairman. Mr. Harding gets an advertising
man who rs the Springfield Republican re-
marks. knows little or nothing about ship
rcputc6 TO have interests in an automobile
company, a pork and beans factory a cereal
food concern aud the Chicago National
League baseball club
Among the other members OF the new
board is a union ionEshoreman who wanted
To hc Secretary of Labor and was disap-
pointed hut who doubtless will be consolcd
measurably by this berth and defeated
Senator who had 10 he taken care of Only
one member OF the board ever has fol-
lowed tho sea He is Roar-Admiral Ben
SON chairman OF the board under Wilson
now appointed for one year. the shortest
term Mr. Harding could give him No, one
member ever has engaged in the business OF
shipping.
1t is Il sorry outlook With hundreds
Of millions ot dollars invested in ships the
government must intrust its interests TO
set ot noyiccs. Perhaps Mir Harding is
not altogether to blame. He tried. so il
is said 10 get experienced men. hut ended
up with what savers ot political appoint
men,s. Virginia itself could have furnished
the entire personnel OF the board with mon
any ono OF whom has forgotten more abou,
shipping than this whole board ever will
know.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
6 MONTHS PACT REJECTED
BY MARINE ENGINEERS
10y Associalcl Press.

NEW YORK. June l2.--Thc six
months agreement proposed by tho
Shipping Board. under which tho
striking marine engineers would re
turn 10 work with a II per cent wage
reduction. was rejected today nj a
ma meeting Of the Marine En-
Eint"rs' Bcnchc!al Association
\ telegram was sent to William s.
Brown. president Of III" National Ma
RIM Engineers \ssrriation al, ie,rc
him That II y" accepted tho agree
m"nt his resignation would he rc-
uucsted
One of tho objections to the agree
ment. II was said, was that IL did no.
provide for tho restoration Of tho
engineers to their status before tho
strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
Working out n Program

N.Y. HEN the Hampton Roads Port Com
w mission meets in Richmond today, it
vii. have before il. III concise. workable
form. practical suggestions :o- future de-
TeIopreai OF the Roads These have been
Offered Tor is consideration by men from
al pzr;> q: Virginia Who nave studied the
port situation -horolghIy aud are equipped
hy training AID experience TO help in bring
Ing Sc-t fa- conversion OF Hampton Roads
:nio Ere4, national seaport These suc-
e%suoas hays bean grouped under he va
-.cls t-cad heads ~: national legislation.
trade development. PROPAGANDA publicity
and poliiic2i- align =ays IL their relation 20
ihs Roads, tourist iTayel state legislation
l7-f taciii;ies haroo- improvements and
railroad facilities
Under each a=at.ug ;he compendium OF
Suggestions forms tentative program of
constructive ~orE looking toward port
Development Each is practical and capable
OF being put into effect through the cooper
alton OF State and organizations and citi-
zens generally Interested There is vast
amount OF assistance that the State can give
through its General Assembly and much
that the railroads and other public and pri-
yate corporations can do. but after all il
is the Federal government that must be in
'erested IN practical way II Hampton
Roads is 10 become a great national asset
The Federal government must be brought
10 realize its Importance as rh. KEY 10 the
transportation situation Win Virginia
taking the lead in this national task and
with the aid OF other States mat will come
when they understand what Hampton Roads
means To them eventually Washington viii
see wherein its lnng-continued neglect OF
the Roads has contributed TO the rc'arding
O. the nations industrial and commercial
progress.
In this connection ia .eitfish,eninr table
mas been prepared by y D. Naher. His
hgures show that for 1919 Hampton Road.
was the third port on the Atlantic cnas,
III tonnage handled New York handling =
niue more than twice as much. and phila.
"'lnhia less than $50 600 tons more In
spite OF this remarkable showing Of the viz
e'hia port II had un 10 1920 received only
total OF S7,"24,s44 in Federal aid while
bos'on mas had Sl2,675S27: New York.
sol.'66.a9l: philadelphia. s3339-,.,
and Baltimore, with only li.Ga5.966 ions "a
lis credit in 1919. has had s9.s6S.lSO
Among the Southern ports all vim ,or
mage that Is light com pared with thar of
Hampton Roads, Charleston has had sc
''looo III Federal appropriations: Sayau-
nan, Sl",!ai.%G3; New Orleans s2GoAl
go, and Galveston, Si6.5l3.OoO. In o,bnr
words, traffic through the por, a, nos,on
has cost the Federal government sl.45a,on.
New York, GO cents Philadelphia OF con,..
Baltimore, 81 cents Charleston sooo,
Z savannah, 1888; New Orleans. $685. and
galveston $22l Through Hampton Roads
IT has cost nc Federal government, 81 c.u,s
ton.
me hgures are eloquent OF inc rnp,oc,
" '"e 'Fs!hlh port at the hands OF The
federai observation-disclosures Of tho las.
M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
ASKS WHY GERMANS Do
NOT TRY FORMER KAISER

rARIS. Jun" l. senator Duplan-
tier wants Ia know why the former
Kaiser and other German war Grim
iuals have not been tried.
TIL" senator has notified Premier
l;riand that he intends I" make in
t.rp"ilati"ns soon as 10 measures
the government intends To take to-
ward trying W.hclm. as specified In
III" Versailles treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

New York dispatches telling of highest
money rates in nearly four months do not
have the right ring. what is the matter: Must
the prices OF cotton and tobacco and other
commodities so back 1" normalcy and worse
than normaicy aud tho Price OF money stay at
war rates? Somebody is not totinc rair-
Ra leigh News a.:I Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding, nim"Si any
topic. excepting ON legal and medical
subjects. are answered free. A. MI
Inquiries answered directly Ivy
personal letter. srIf-nddrcsScd.
stamped envelope in required. Adj
dress The rimcs-Dispatch Informn-
ton Hurcnu. Kichmond. Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
Missing Links,

VIVA; has become 81 these connec,ives with
N" clori"s Of our viila-" past
!. The opcn crHc ker- box grocery
:. The green plush family album
;. The bridal pi"tur" en- group. rapport.
Tho innocent little school sirl of 10.
: 'rh" tn'nco" chewcr.
s. Tho III o. brass Zoo, rail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Nature Lover.

Give me one hour.
stroll. my lady fair.
To pluck one flower
And piace 1t in your hair"
Nay. that is old
II YOU would come my way
DEE mp some gold
And send me- Il bouquet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

My brother" said tho ClerS lyman. s"lernnly.
aren't YOU afraid OF prrd;i"n' Don't YOU
shwddsr at the possibility 81 spending eternity
in hell"
Nell said the rnrcScncrat". calmly. Il
used . SILVER little. IN, YOU people GO;
things riEEsd M Earth that hell
sounds 10 mo Xix" a little vacation. Parson,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

IL strikes us that man who owns 4 ear
should be in position to get his license tag.
however there are times when appearances
are Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

A FEW days ago there appeared in the
~ eyer-in,cresting column OF this paper.
News OF Fifty Years Ago the following
bit OF news, taken from the Richmond Dis
patch OF June :, 1871
Tn. richmond Amateur Dramatic. AS
ISOLATION mas arranged To- present for
charitable purposes The Rivals win the
fonowirr cast OF characters SIR Anthony
Ahs"IHi". :. : '"mph"il: CAPTAIN MESQUITE
+ NJ Nfr!"nd' SIR iueins p'TrigG"r Cap
van rage Mct"f'Y' f'IN''nH' W ~ '"i"-
,,'"'' ",,"H IT, i'"F'''' F'S' = Il
d" ',,''.n MS
WIFI, ,,I.
Inc i'om is Interesting today as much
because o! what II conceals as for what il
'eIlS Only the initials OF tho fair ones
taxing part in the amateur performance are
given and the readers OF today must re-
main in Ignorance Of the identity Of Mrs.
Malaprop and Lydia l.anguisl and the
names OF me young men who assumed the
,''"' ",'t's III ne RIVALS are given
, a"''. an" an OF mem arc we'll remcm-
- many thermometers Of today.
-! ~ f'''"''i' anu inc modern news
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
Definitions.

NoRMN.'N-->ny condition obtaining in
cial, financial, religious a"d political circles
which plcascs all persons a, once: hence.
tn una;tairshle
MpNEf--A medium ~ exchange ssucd in
convenient units Tor All purposes ~ trade
and barter; seldom and usually rev
resented by ITS substitute, Converse ton
hence the expression. Money j. An Talk
HArftNESS--A state NJ mind bordering
demcntia ross bic only 20 'uolIuscs, iuvcrtc-
hratcs, SUCH CLAIMS and nsh worms scr,c-
times confused with the mental alteration
known Z Love
MATHlMrNY-A scheme agreed uron hy the
female ~ compel the Male Got Job
and Como Home EARLY confession " in
ability 20 Ect along with or without each
other. by TWO Eoohs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
IncaI Trmnrrnimrr Nr.icra
Local Rainfall,
InrnI Oh>rr,ntinn. NJ 4 T.. VI. Yesterday.

10 Tn'NII '. hOurs "nilnE i. NJ.
rnInfill - hours ending T. VI. 60.
l'nntl-nCy since March ! ..........
deficiency since january ! .......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

Congress passed sweet measure for relief ~
Time its measures for their relief have not been
SUI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

Nest Virginia town wants sober assistants
for its "hief Of police. Implying that present
staN finds il dificult ia remain that way. Same
OF town will te furnished on application
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

Missouri! is likely To have broken Reed for
Senator II he continues to monkey round the
i.ynchhurr huzS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
~pr-inl Data

wind direction south. wind vciuci,y. :
weather a. J.. n. pnrtly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

\ fresh application Of oil to tho Mexican
waters doesn't seem 20 have had particularly
quoting effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

Another victory for tn. wom"n-rc.:y
Joyce seems 10 have showed Mr. S,llman of
the publicity map.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

Not 50 long aEo that Secretary Denny was
being consra tu!at"d ON removing tho gag from
naval officers CONGRATULATIONS withdrawn
shat Sims has broken loose again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

And is your mothcr-in-law living with YOU
SIM"
"SI.'s living with us-YF:T!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

MONDAY JUNE -. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

Germany is said still !" await der tag hut
Richmond doesn't have 10 wait |, has tag
Day every week and sometimes two or three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

This is the sor, ~ wca hcr COTTON WAS look :
ing for mot r ago. but II II hal urcvaiIcd a .
that time wc would have had but little reduc.
ipl IN acrca=".--t'har Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

PUBLISHED every day In the year Mt 10 south
Tenth Street. Richmond. Va. by The Ttmen-
n. nlsnntch rubiiAhInE Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

The problem with most Of us is NOT p,
John WIiamakcr states t.. TO keep only
enough to live on comfortably" hut to ge, tina,
fnucn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13
\ Gluncc at Tic pnst

FEW days ago there appeared in the
y eyer-in,cresting column OF this paper,
News of Fifty Years Ago the following
bit OF news, taken from the Richmond Dis
match az limo = lSTl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

TELEPHONE: Randolph
|. Private lsrnneh IA
change connecting with
all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-13

ADDRESS, ALL COMMtS-
CATIONS to Tho Times
Dispatch and not to III
Ill,iduais.