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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20
Early Prospects Are Teams
Representing Colleges Will
be Strong; Veterans Back.
BY LUTHER A. HUSTON
international News Service Staff
Correspondent.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-On campus
gridirons in score of Mlddle-West
colleges the thud Of the cleated toe
against the inflated pigskin is being
heard these bright September after
Moons and the racuous exhortations of
hustling and harassed coached re-
sound across the football field. Prac-
tice for what is expected to be the
most successful season in the history
of intercollegiate football in the Mid
die West has been under way for five
days and most of the leading teams
are beginning to take on sem
blance Of the order and precision that
comes with continued drill.
Northwestern University will be the
first to pry the lid off the season with
a game against Belolt at Evanston
next Saturday. The real opening OF
the season, however, will not take
place until October /, when practically
all of the leading teams of this sec
tion go into action against formidable
rivals.
Under rule which prevails in the
big Ten" or Western intercollegiate
conference teams are not permitted to
assemble for practice earlier than Sep
tember is. Accordingly but little op-
portunity has been had so far to
judge the merits of the respective
teams. Large squads have reported
to all the coaches, however, and most
OF the mentors are bossing squads well
balanced with veterans.
Chicago TO Meet Princeton.
Although all of the coaches are
pointing their squads with the idea of
a big Ten championship in view,
several Middle Western teams are
training this fall for important inter-
sectional clashes. Indiana will break
the Ice when 1t journeys to Cambridge |
on October to joust with Harvard's |
doughty warriors. A week later Coach |
Stages Chicago Maroons will invade |
the eastern field for the first time in
years to play the Princeton Tigers. On |
October 29 the Maroons will meet foe
men from the west. when the Colorado
Aggies come to Stagg Field.
- Chicago. has seYsn,. games on its
schedule. five of which are at home.
The foray with Illinois at Urbana are
the only foreign battles the Staggmen
will wage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20

Tobacco is Favored by dipping the
leaves into receptacle containing the
sauce for flavoring purposes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20
KANSAS MAN, ACCUSED
= = = +++ + + ++++S
OF STEALING BALL, IN
= V+ =
SUIT SEEKS DAMAGES
KANSAS

= KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 90. +
+ III. n. S.D-Alleging he was ac- Z
+ cused of "pilfering the pill" :
+ taken out of the grandstand by !
+ two burly coppers and given the :
+ "razz" by the fans, Ben Hurst, :
+ merchant of this city, has filed I
= suit for $4,000 damages against :
+ the Philadelphia National Lea I
= que Baseball Club, I
+ Hurst, visitor in Philadel- 4
+ phia at the time, says he paid !
$1.iO to see the brand of ball I
: they play in that city. A batter I
+ chrashed the old apple into the /
stands near where he sat, and !
the park attendants decided I
: Hurs had tucked it In his pocket 1
He denied he "ducked it, but 1
in spite of this was taken to the 1
= office, he declares, and, in con-
: sequence, suffered a nervous I
+ breakdown, deep humiliation, 1
= modification and near prostra-
Z tion. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20

Yesterdays Results.
AT Seattle 9, Portland 10.
No other games, teams travelling.
American Assoc alton Results
Milwaukees.h,. Minneapolis 4.
Minenapolis s,AM illyaukee second
game postponed ram. 5
Western League Results.
Wichita IS, Omaha 4.
Joplin s. Joseph 3.
Oklahoma City 4, Des Moines 10.
(Three games only.)
How the Series Ended.
At Seattle 3 games, Portland 5
games; at San Francisco 2 games.
Oakland games; at Sacramento 8
games, Salt Lake games: at Los
Angeles games, Vernon 4 games.
Where the Teams Play This Week
San Francisco at Portland, Los An
geles at Seattle, Sacramento versus
Oakland at San FRANCISCO, Salt Lake
versus Vernon at Los Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHlTEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
II bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White. Which any drug store
will supply for few cents. shake well,
and you have quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan bleach. and COM
plexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
lotion into the face, neck. arms and
hands each DAY and see how freckles
and hlemishes bleach out and how
clear. soft and rosy-white the skin be-
comes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20

and for so many years. It's simple.
They lived in the open country withf
nothing to block their vision. Their
eyes became tuned to distances. We of
the cities have our view cut off by
huge buildings wherever we turn, and
our vision is thus hindered.''
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-20

During 274 days of observation the
error of the Westminster clock at
midday WAS found to have exceeded
three seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
COMEDY FEATURES NEW
BILL At THE ACADEMY
THE Cafe Honeymoon" Is An At
tractivc Musical Skit and
IIumOr Is keynote


81 al.Sn ehlcrtuitinS on II
pI'S ihs ~ me AcaueinE LOT 'h" week
eni-n IVY program oi sonS'. COM
10y IN, athSlhE. JOS. RoohHS. s!s
~ ~ 49, talhous l.a, nus one ~ me
vs. ~; nuino srs, como!aat IN oi hu-
80. m ..Sna9p! aahSihS, ms - en-
w., ,t,s' ns 1a'h iionsy moon anu
as'i Seh - a. 'iui
rrahk.in ana jesse Bi"ck' Two boys
nho ca,! uanct am play INC inaho.
-, IN we 'r.s an l.. eye. Ih"F
n.twe an ~ trac,!vc ala>, f't.nE Mht.h
S"rNes ~ 4 o"cHsronnu iof inc strl"
,hH "a'.t;ts "nlrh M1hS hoohe!
$3.50. = "ih't,ht i,eck %! '"Sh so'H
o. nahc.. ,Aflhur frahkiin d"cs ms
STAR ~ 'ne >Pt"hn. ana ms h'|'h|
- "hc ~ INC h"si Di'S OF we ac'
n;S Snh.s ".t. MI r.,.iT'n ~ anl,"
81 ms working nhGSF lhc hfhdlgao OF
= ',rtl'i, 'olh. ne Sh"pIs hin',-
~ '"sin i.ooneS aMn Jea, t'.nDt. ar.
IN tHr" OF me taic liphsSnho9h.
am an. ,h"y nave ."t oil m.w n.'' 1aT-
=! ss'I'S 20 snow. anothcr c"n3ir
Ho zero iavoritrS OF !eSt'rdnS
nn",cnce vac S.mnrt Inse' ara MiiZ
Nrsu - n M $50 - 80, -
comedy. iniid. out amusing hev"Itnc
i,". ahn one Gun SN MN go" n.s
OF run from the tNOftS sl lNSSc LWo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
News of Fifty Years Ago

.I,ro,, 90 l,,.- -
800 ~ ''''""''"' p'S'''eh. req. %. is'io
me '"a'trr ~ TIE Petersburg Life lnsmr-
ahce company. granted by tho. Circuit Court
,,,. - 80 W., Yesterday rccor"'" ~ ne
80" ~ secretary o. IN" commonwealth.
pare. ram ANA !, j. wo,nam, ,,.,sraa, :
dents: s u Ia,l ...o,.;x
-
determined IA ,i.'c. ~, , =, - 80,
,hoir c,llery ~ ,,.,,a 80 -, "
.vh,.h ia. hn,, ,,,, :, 81 ~ e"t -
mittcc consisting OF "a, William = 1.,unnr
o. II. challSiey ana j. ). Montague
Married on 80 a.. p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
HOUSE VOTES MILLION
FOR AIR MAIL SERVICE
continuance OF Transcontincntal
Flights After July Is Assured
by Appropriation.

WASHINGTON. Feb ai.-Continu-
"hC' OF ihe transcoutincntal air nni,
aetN!cr after July was assurcd tn.
g'y when the House voted $3.50 e0o
,of inc purpose for the comIn,- fiscal
; raI. i"st office estimates werr 81
sp'."pp Tor The New York san Fran
cisco service. but tn. item in tho nos
.al appropriation bin went ont on !,
npihi OF order TO he rcinstntcu nv Ina
a'hh'c The vote today was on thr
conference report and sonAt. nrrca
n!eht To the decrease of $3.50 600 nrn-
POSED ~ tho House IL ncccssarv
representative Tincher. Rapi,hIi.
IN Kansas. leading the fight against
80 appropriation. referred 10 the
.nF. ,h'rc- h"ar record l.eh, no
,""sn san Francisco and Sew York
Completed yesterday, as Il demon
station pulled OF TO prevent oppost-
non 10 this appropriation"
IH"f only killed one man. burned
ono plane and reached New York win,
Z. shiEt tail fun OF mail" declared Tho
haEsas 'n"mheE Il don; bcilcve that
!uatia"s itti on the Treasury"
Chairman MADDEN. o: III. commit,
zee which Gs!Si;Gd the hiii. admitting
that the experiment was "tr..u.n
LonIly costly" declared tho rnital
states could not afford 10 be- less
iars".lng than other nations in
d.rOHaGiiC development
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Circulnventing "Blue Laws"
Try United Newsl

TRENTON. y. j.. Feb. a4.-'rhGrc will he
'ich'E 81 sunday So!f and not o!ne orlin-
ahce on the books in the new v!lla.. nf
Ta"istoc". which has its city hail. fire bucket,
ana council chamber around the nineteenth
hole OF Inc Tavistock Countr. Club. in Camden
County.
me GU" found Itself a ncighbor o: the Rev.
iiaFr! l.. B"W!hH. secretary OF the Lords Day
Alliance, who doesn't believe in golf baseball
motoring or the brutal sport OF fiddle de- winks
on SUNDAY. Tho adjacent municipality voted
hue aud this decision applied to the club
until state Senator John H. Walworth Intro
dhced a MI to define the rav.s;ock golf Inks
rs the boundaries Of /, new village Of ravls-
t"ck. The nh passed both houses and was
signed by Governor Edward2. The municipal
officers Of the town probably will include
several sunday golfers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Says Womcn's Mission In World Is
Aluch Higher Order Than
That of Politics

70 tn" Editor OF The Times Dlspatch:
Dear Sir--I want to say that
have q been close reader OF The
Iimts- Dispatch for number OF years
and as u citizen OF this Common
wtn!th. 1 Wish 10 express to you my
n !. appreciation Of your paper In
bcst interests Of the people OF this
state.
! have just read IN article in your
! ann prompted 10 max. u Tow re-
marks That possibly Would do no
narn. IL does seem 10 mo that tho
MISSION of woman In this world Ia
.: Il much higher order than that OF
nol!tics and having their pictures In
n. dnily pnpers. Tho most !npor-
natson IS the Christina home aud lire.
Sluc' whe:" the proper iniiuencc is
in&tili.a INTO the hHarta aud lives
p our boss and Sfls. who are To
women Of tomorrow. Train up iho
bgES IN tho home properly aud No
WIZ not lack for statesmen 10 guide
the ,des,inies oi our country. TraIn
III the girls Of the home 10 take their
places IN the world as homo mak.ra
that their influence may contin;Ir to
make The very foundations or society
safe.
Woman suffrage, publicity ana
kindred ideas are all tendencies in
~, H. wrnns dirnction. contrary. to tho
"ut ot which no good can possibly
come.
The Lord Of Creation that has
placed woman in this world. intended
mat she should DO tho home maker
N" one To fashion and mould the iif:
ana character OF tho home. and 10
ihspire the i,enrt or man 10 do tho
n"hic and great things or life. De-.
aitufe from this Divine purpose
r ans = departure. that will carr ~
80 destruction inevitable.
~" aoohGr this amendment to orr
,"hs tlthtirh Is revoked and IN.
sooil"r our women turn their fnroa
hpin"ward tho sooner this nation WIN
make progress In tho right direction
p,,,,,,a ~. II! II. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
Campaign of Tobacco Growers t,
Establish Market System Now
We'll Under Way,

To the Editor of The Times Dispatcb:
Sir.--Thc campaign OF Virginia to.
bacco growers to establish IL rai.'
system OF markets Is now we'll un-
der way
Virginia growers who arc willing
that few millionaires shall con-
tinue 10 fix the standard or living FOR
the virginia housewife. and tho coun-
try child or our tobacco belt. may be
ignored.
The success Of members OF thc to-
hacco Growers. Marketing Associa-
tion In securing sieners TO tho
market contract in Charlotte.
MeciSlenburs. and the counties OF
Virginia aud North. Carolina who're
the campaign has just begun. indi-
Gates that most Virginia farmers
VIII sign a new declaration OF inde-
pcndence before the markets. open
for another season.
They declare they viii not be de
rcnden, upon the system of market
Ing that Is only safe for buyers.
manufacturers and dealers, ana
pnrllDus for the growers.
Tobacco maEnatcs who build parks
or cndow colleges with their profits.
while the grower sells nj Il loss. can
well afford 1" praise the simple life
Of the country.
The growers now begin to realize
that tha simple life is - L., some
other people ran your busincrs for
You. i.NtFSWhcFe they are asHlNS
for the contracts which will give
them a chance Ia run their own busi-
ness or marketing in the future.
This contract has been endorsed ny
the Governor. the bankers. the mer-
chants ant the farmers Of Virginia
II proposes to give the tobacco
grower his Fair share Of profits The
fight for it's adoption by the grow
crs at Virginia and the GnroI!naS
is no campaign OF hate or dis;ruc-
ton. /; means the building M or
rrosDcrou. farms and homes. where
lands are now mortgagcd. or homes
abandoned :or debt.
When tho grower who ,abors to
produce tho gipantic profits the
handsome dividends. and the million
aires OF ;hc tobacco comDautos con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

senator Hmalng tells members q, II,
o'n'h'' 'Aey az % hc their own bor.na
%'u !si seareh'of ;Nc WHO'S Mo IN tAe
they are al married. '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Hi HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Merry Mind,

q, she is such merry maid
Who comes and smiles at me
~ maid to break lovers heart
Albeit she is three;
iut what IS age when eyes are brown
And lips 50 cuaNng sweet.
Ana when the girl is faircr than
Ten thousand on the street?
y dimpied miss. roguish miss.
\ saucy miss is She.
The very kiad OF little girl
You'd like girl to be-
And' when She pouts and will NOT purse
Her baby lips to kiss
You WOO her just precisely az
You'd woo grown-up miss
loa give her candy. l have heard
That girls viii shake their locks
In qnick assent. when candy comes
Al! in pretty box.
You tell her she is faircr than
bird eauzy wing:
with iattery. YOU really use
most effective thing
And she is Such a merry maid
VINO climbs upon my knee
when shes inclined. but who sometimes
Went play ii all with me,
And when she sulks. | know the way
T" pull her silky curls:
lust DO the self-samc sort Of things
That jolly srown-up girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY -. 1921.
i Financial Rift in tho Lutte

n BREAK in the traditional friendship
between Virginia and North Carolina
Is inconccivablc. The Times Dispatch re-
fuses to believe that the controversy now
raging between the Federal Reserve Bank on
the one hand. and the North Carolina State
banks, on the other. can result in Il rupture
of those cordial ties that have bound the
two States ioGc;her in common interest and
mutual endeayor since they first stood
shoulder TO shoulder in the days Of the
Revolution. y way ont Of the difficulty
will be found, present harsh criticism CON-
ing from our Toiehbor to the South will he
forgotten ard forgiven as having been
spoken in the heat OF the moment. North
Carolina Will continue 10 give TO Virginia
from the best OF its citizenship and both
will be genuinely sorry that there was even
temporary loss OF temper on either side.
Like 50 many d!sagrcements that at tho
time OF their occurrence seem unayoida be
the results OF the Virginia-North Carolina
banking controversy are proving serious.
and beth States Will he glad when the cause
Is removed Il eroae in the enactmcn, by
the legislature al Raleigh OF a iaw insti-
tuting the fee System il. the collection Of
checks. 3 clear discrimination against the
member banks OF the Federal reserve. This
law. many able North Curoluians them
selves pronounce Unconstitutional and saw
that il should he repeated i, the earliest
as rcsul, ~ ,ho ,aw ,.,.h IL to.
tory inten, no I7eao,o, -
Richmond refused - x.<at.Ii.. -
henl ina, was r-,a..-,,. So.
North or South ca.n'ir. :r,,a,.,-..
Narth Caroline S,,,a h.,,u - -.
md socnrad :, i,,i,,,@.i
Federal resarYI 49,. 800
nar clearanc. ~ cho~!;s /, ~.
Inc n,a,,er
isrinvoIvad ., j., ,n.~i, T'+t
jsut the >ar-reachin,, s.ea..
rel are not wa;tin. ~, ~. 49,, -'
ofstha ca.e IN ma no,,r,. ~,
established rraait e,e,,,, a..,t
the two States l. disrruf,J 9TH
business in,cro.,s No. IL = -.-.'
So,t Th., can s ".' %
strnirb-cnnd on ar,;o,tt. *
Ing intcrcst.sir n,o,,i Ct -" '''"
tho uphappy sl,po,io, e. ,,..... Us
friendly attacks u.,c., ,-;~s
mond barker. ,,., lfr,.l,t
Virginia busi,ess in,zra.,s ,.,, ".'''
has gone 81 far ,b,t ,l,~.t I'll. =
colt Of ov.rytsior l5rg,,f -
suggested i'm retnl;a,in,, I'll n.,. :.
Carolina -las yrouot, i,.a,. H. y"
are injusttces hecr.d ,,o,, i, g., ,''.h
which through All n. yra-. H..
sincere friend -
nhas,
pare H. ,I~, ~, 800" oE hehry
lili3ans IA ",r;,bdro,. $50:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

other. North Carolina cannot do without
Virginia any more than Virginia can do
without North Carolina. Neither wants to
do without tho other. Their business in
terests nave been interlaced too closely to
be susceptible of separation now without
running the fabric. The present financial
cloud will clear away under the calm and
friendly counsel OF the leaders in both
States, and the entente cordial will con-
tinuc' just rs if il never had been threatened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

10 the Editor OF the Times Dis patch !:
Sir.-l have moi kent M with ali
the articles on blue laws and Increase
OF population and may. unwilling IS.
write something that has already APP
pcargd In the papers.
Increase in population ia much 10
he desired. but in nay humble jude-
ment. something clHc il more desir.
able, and that something IS tho char
actor Of the pcnuiation. Hence the
laws should look after character
first. ana r. !ncrcasn next Should
such laws restrain any from coming
let them stay where they are: run
any out. lot them go. You may call
such laws blue. black. brown. Yellow
or what YOU please. but thiuI; the
hes, name wouii he "whitc"
GEORGE r SIMMONS.
Richmond. Va. Feb. -. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Revived.

swapping yarns wiki Abe the other night he
started p"st-mcrtem autopsy on the follow
Ing:
\ co!ored dcpcsitor in long line came Ia
the cashiers window with cheek. The man
just ahead OF him cashcd. but then the teller
pulled down thc blind and stuck up a sign
This Sank Closed by Receiver"
Mpsc rubbed mis- eyes. read the sign three
times and exclaimed:
Wen! done hearcd o banks Dustin befo'
b"i Dis Is IL fus time cvah had one bus right
IN face.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Gcne strattnn Porter.

Miss !. Il IL. 6;:ilax Nrs Gene
Strlttnn Porter. author auG !.iuStra-
Tor. was born on u farm IN Wa5a sh
county. Ind. Angus; - iSI.. the
daughter OF Mark AMI May S;ratton.
ut the age of % she married Charles
'parwin rortc:. For two years she
was editor of the camera department
OF Recreation; for two years on the
natural history STAFF Of outing. and
for -four years Mrs. Porter WAS a
specialist In natural history photo
graphy on the Photographic Times
annual Almanac. She Is The author
OF these books: THE Song OF the
Cardinal" "Frccisles." what ] Have
Rainbow" ~ Girl OF tho .Lmbcr!os ST."
IHrds OF the Bible" Music OF the
Wild" The Harvester" Moths OF
the Limberlosi.. "I.addic." Michael
o'Haiioran," Morning Face and
Friends aud Feathers.H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
Notice to Readers of
The Tines-Dispatch

The TImcn-DiSratch.I In Its ~ oicc
OF the Pc0pic" column, NlHhcs to
give spncc promptly TO MI rorrcs-
I"ndents. hut the pressure of let
tern IN so great that the editor
us forced. In order to present topics
wueh they are fresh and of vital
interest. to ask correApuntIcuts to
cohdrnhc their comniu.iicntionsi into
.Vo words. rhis request TX nntic
In the spirit at fnir piay and we
arg confident 1t will lie met In that
spirit BY our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
The Poets Corner


Co.!d Wishes hut Como True.
On. would ] wish. could wishes but
come true.
One hour OF happiness spent with
Srn,
10 feel hut once again the rapturous
or JOY enid the weariness az this.
f.r" foolish pride. misunderstanding;
CiIinc.
And burnt between our hearts n
nucnchicss lame.
Is i. because, here in the ashes gray,
me last rant spark OF love has
died away.
weep =, last, the noodgates opened
Las died. .s'N
And WISH how many hearts Inv.
wished tao same, ~ $50
Fer Just one hour tat cannot como
AMANDA coRDEs.
RICHMOND. va, February 0. 1921,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
upoint.

There was Man who showed another stack
OF reds into the pot and made remarks about
the health Of his hand.
TIE third payer around casually raised
hm. and hc came back with noncialant hike
ana common; OH the weather
rs he iala down tlrc. kings 10 m nee rnl,
he remarked:
ihe trouble with women is they shop by
'e!e?h"hc ana let the grocer put any Oil thin;
over on en- That's where nil tn trouble is
'heE don't care how mach they spend amy
more. NOW my w!fe--pinme two Bin'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
$4,000 ror Inrnntr, school.

NASiiiNiTON, Feb. .4--An np-
ptohF.@t!en 81 $4,000 for the lniaiI-
Try s"ao". At Camp Benning. Ca, IN
I, ltairrd IN the army AUGMENTATION
.Il!, which has been reported TO Tho
senate. The hcld artillery school nj
taiap iraEs. y. c.: Fort SIN. Okla.
.lt camp Knox. KY, VIII receive 4
ton! OF $4,000 under tie In, IN"
shhls were reported without change
- VIC mn was pASsCl by Tho IInurr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
StoMaynys ncconc ucn,.

BUFFALO, " y. Feb. 2i.-Stow-
aways have become Il national men
49," 49,, ana never before have they been
coming into this country in such
great numbers. Frederick 4. Wallis.
United States Commissioned Of Immi-
grafton al Eli!s Island told the dele
gates n the fourth annual meeting
OF The council Of cities OF the Methods
Isl lth!scopli Church, here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
tinucs to suncr Losses. the system i.

.inues to suffer losses. the system IL
clearly wrong.
me contract OF the Tobacco Grow
rrS Marketing Association win unite
the Srowcrs OF Virginia with tn.
power to right the wrong:
" nile fourteen associations oC Call
iofila farmers are enjoying the.
prosperity ana independence gained
nN uniting undcr this Contract. to-
phcco growers of Virginia and the
carolinas aro confident that they.
100. can unite TO form the fifteenth
successful marketing association. 10
save Americn's oldest farming indus
try. & ID TpISSI.II
nurkcville. Va. Feb. 90. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
These lnys
Tho Tul,v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Fully Elnancipat e,l--.Iohn!
The Rommantrcs. Maria?
Tho T. E.-Whcn you have finished the
dishes YOU rhy wash the babies and put them
to bed, and bank the fire and go to bed your
self
The KemnantYees. Maria: and when VIII
you DC home dear"
The L. Ell be homec lIa IN. ha. Well
that IS rich onei When will he home. la
IN. ha, h:., (Exeun,.)
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VIII Forward NH. 10 w,,,xo,

WAS'II,'GTON. i'cb. 24.--Two moro
.. inc regular appropriation bills. the
@round S.7GCOo. 900 and the indian
niil carrying Si3.o0O00O. were com
p'ctSd by Congress today TO he for
Warded 70 president Wilson for his
a5prOval.
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g. VI w. franklin Tho tyran-
uical Charles L.. OF England, was lie
headed Ia 1919. aud Eng land became
II Ccmnouw calth under Oliver Crom-
veil crom wells son, Richard. who
succeeded him rs Lord Protector, had
NOT inherited the fathers strong Will
or political ability. and was forced to
uilIcaI. In i6,g.
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scnpIunr Encouu,.r nIi.n.r1,.

FEENANDINA, FILA. Ech ~
inc big seapi.lne Ponce d. Leon.
wnich left New York February 10.
not ~ mere iatc yesterday after her
~" ahu ihrce. passengers had en-
r"nntcrcd thrilling cxpcricnces win
h..ZaardS and storms along the At
Unite coast, and left 1T 4. Al. this
InofhlnE for Key Mest Ella