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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
LYRIC BILL FEATURED
BY AMUSING NUMBERS
Song and Pattcr Make Second
Show of Season Il
Success,

Another amusing prOrrarn was to
DC seen a. the LYRIC in it's second
SHOW of the season. II hill which in
cluucd many Of the features most
popuiar with its patrons SonG and
patt"r with an imitation or two was
supplied by Sam Howard and Lillian
Norwood. Il typical variety couple
This type nf entertainments ALWAYS
gets over If il is any good nj n,l
anu II thiS ease II is ali of that
comedy again, but this time of Il
inherent sort WAS furnished by
george Alexander and Company. who
appeared in a clever onc-act playIct.
"fia rd- Boiled Hampton" So often
the sketches in vaudeville work
mighty hard to extract IA wee hi,
"i comedy out of some impossible
mes or situations. so IL comes as 4
instinct pleasure To see a really funny
.',ure hiaE"r ana p!aylct contain
inS the cSscnsc Of u laugh or two
or course George Alexander him
SER was the whole snow. but his
company, Almcnda Dewey and LAM.
cameron. were quite equal to keep
ing the fun going Hard Bo!I"d
Hampton" is grun man who's. bark
- wors" than his bitc. and who ends
up by being a very benevolent ola
gentleman And h" incidentally lots
""' tn' reason Tor man" = mans
New York business trip. a fact we
have always suspected.
The Demo Sisters. Tom Thibaltand
Art cody we're seen in an Ail-dIuciuc
aC' on Il featured spot of the program.
They worked in unison their steps
shp" ins lot %: practice as well
"siuty. Tn" different dances Were,
"i"T"r and different. tn. novelty be-
INK IN IN" fact that th.v wc,c TWO
E'rIs and TWO men all dancing cN-
actiy alik~ though there were soy
cral solo numbers.
-" Voc and Statzcr. musicians and
arrohats and The Gcralis who
prayed thirty-four mandolins at one.
time. w"r" also entertaining numbers
"' w" program. l. y I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
WORKERS DISCOUNTED
OVER Lands AWARD
Many Throw Down Tools and
fciusc to Accept Wage
Cuts Ordered. :;
Iliy United News

CHICAGO. Sept. S.--wh,o .r,
kcarn"y. president Of ,,o
'u''"'"s Trades Council. declared tho
''c'S'"a OF Judge Iandis. nrbi,r,,o
IN the building trades war .,,,
cuts wages from 10 to SO pcr can,
would be accepted, many ,yo,
''"i down their tools here today
Tm'rHency meetings were emilio,
union leaders to keen mon rr,n,
""''''nS work. IA many organization,
~ "SHruh'icd with the extent a.,
IN" wage cut. o'
'hearins of the entire ware o,o.
M, hHN'd by III" union leaders
AT n general meeting
no. iuinhers employed on ,hc ,onoo
wv government hospital hero m,Il,.,
rorty c"nvalcsccm soIdi.r.
n,o' IN" hospital. and with To-,
"'Ss OF work TO be done enc
.t,, !" nave b"cn moved I'M, :,
,th'h few days. ~
h,,t,.,i"s engineers on a numbnr -,
vu,ii'HS left thcir jobs. pr.s,,,o,
r,,,. ''"" hyhn OF the Architecture,
rs declared he would ma, nj
,,,s,i, "'h 10 take tho wage Gu,
'h' Arbitration ayrrc,unn,
M, '.hh"'S today ordered tha,
''' seven unione which ,IIb ma,
into the arh:tration also h.. - v"''e
"rhitiation we're III the
you pcnalizc the mo, .,
cane INTO the arbitration ana r.it
~ Unions which refused 10 cn,,o -,
nc ora scale. IL would he ItLo
Grub TO an homes, man" hn
wa" "uiding rcprcScntativep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
sem ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Work.

The harder you work the sounder you sleep.
And the swcctcr your dreams in Morpheus
keep:
The higher you aim the harder you climb
The richer the fruit you're pluckinE in time.
The greater your hopes the surcr your aim,
And thai is the soul OF the striving game.
Let sluggards look on. but you to the toll
There's sure compensation for those in the
MOL.
N;sd they who would sip the nectar of ease.
Who ride in tho chariot of go-as- you please
Leave them TO their choice. idle. 10 shirk,
hut VIII" plays the Man finds glory in Work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Lloyd Georges Note

I LLOYD GEORGES latest note IN m.
Il Valera holds open the door to n.r
ther negotiations which, in the lIgh az =
calmer reason which seems to be taking
fold OF Ireland, even in face Of De valera,s
extremist stand, promise ultimately to
bring the peace of which both sides OF the
controversy in the last few days had seemed
10 despair. But. while holding tho door
open, the British Premier effectively dis
abuses the mind OF the Irish leader OF any
thought that Britain has weakened 10 the
point OF granting all demands, however I'M.
Reasonable AS the basis OF future par
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
'rhr tspirin iInhit.

Ac.,yI-salicylic acid. more commonly known
as "aspirin' i Il coaitar dcrirattv" widely em-
plov.d as a painlllcr. Formerly had the
protecton of a patent, which expired two or
three wears ago so that any may now
manufacture and sell the drug. Tho patent
having expired may also speak frankly
about the drug here. great many inquiries
from readers have been heretofore answered.
by mail only.
The original excuse for rcsorting to this
killer is generally headache or neuralgia
or some such pain Hut The drug seems to take
n hold upon the victim, that the headache
or neuralgia comes more and more frequently:
or the victim fails into the habit of taking
some OF the drug ward on or prevent
u threatened headache or the victim resorts to
the drug to drown anxiety. fatigue, or other
unhappy emotion Some women have taken
As much as 100 grains in day.
Now it is :, peculiar fact that many victims
ot tho habi, go on for months aud years abus-
ing the drug before showing any grave con
stttutionai injury. whereas others srccumb
10 it's effects after comparatively short and
moderate habituntion. This is probably &C
counted for by idisyncrasy. just certain
persons cannot take qunInc in any dose with
out serious results. The acct VI salicylic acid
has the quality OF general analgcsic--that is.
it bcnumbs OF relieves almost any kind OF
ache. pain or distress. for short time. OF
course IL doesn't cure tho disease: 1t simply
clubs the nervous system into temporary in
ScuSibii;ty. so 10 speak. II dcprcSScs tn" heat
regulating ecutor in the brain. and lowers
the temperature ~ tho body. in health and in
fever. but only in a poisonous way. at III"
pcusc OF vitality
Like many other coal tar derivatives which
pain Killers. anxiety DISCOVERS fovcr-rc-
ducers. blood destroycrs. and heart weakencrs
such as acetanilide. pheuacctinc and antipyru
tand these enter into thousand and ono dan
Eerous nos;rums) aspirin has had effects.
I, is unwise and unsafe To take even a five
grain dose OF aspirin without carefully
naming lying down for at least half hour
aftcrward Disaster is courtcd when dose
OF such depressing drug Is taken and
any active cNcrtion Immediately entered upon
thereafter.
In common win the othcr coatar dcriva-
tives employed AZ pain-k.!lcrs. aceiyI-salicylic
acid irt.rfcres with the oxygen carrying func-
ton OF tile blood y certain peculiar blucncSs
OF nnEcrnails and lips Ccyanosis) Is one sign
81 this and should hc warning 10 the victim
that thu habit * endangcrinE life. y strange
numbnrsS felt after dose Of tho favoritc
dope : another warning when these coal
tar pain killers abused in spite ot such
warnings. it i not unusual 10 see a ruin
follow. Sometimes sudden" death occurs.
Sometimes the victim is committed to an in
stitution for the insane.
In fairness | think acetyl-salicylic acid tho
least INJURIOUS o: all the pain killers. wncn
such drugs must be employed But the laity
u""ds should hc warned that j, IS dangerous
10 play with dynamite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

leys he stipulu,es that Ireland must remain
within the empire
De Valera. in his defiant note of a few
days ago. challenged the sincerity of
Britain's offer OF dominion status to Ire
land. Lloyd George. in his reply inviting
DE Valera To send plcnipotcntiares TO an
other iacc-io-facc conference. rciterates that
ireland is now offered the fullest freedom
Tor national development within the en-
Iire.' but insists that ireland cannot be per
mittcd 10 interpret government bv the con
sent Of the governed" as license to set mn
an independent republic or to repudiatc the
crown, Such an application. Lloyd George
points out. would undermine the fabric
of any democratic state and drive the civil
lied world To tribalsm''
With this restriction which is no, a
restriction At all. but rather the sane in
depreciation OF a fundamental principle. Ire
iahd may come into a further conference
he valera has said that If there is to be
another conference ii must be based on
recognition OF Irish independence. but il is
becoming increasingly apparent that he has
ovcrplayed his hand. He has dwclt so long
and mistakenly on the minor phases-thc
husks-of the controversy that tho sound
minds among his followers are becoming
fearful lest he sacrifice the substance which
Is now within lrclands grasp. This weak
ching OF the De Valera leadership is seen
IN the open letter OF Sir Horace Plunkett and
Captain Harrison. who are convinced that
the Lloyd George offer OF dominion status is
sincere and call upon De Valera TO take the
public into his confidence
De Valera cannot safely haggie longer
over the terms of the proposed conference
II he does. he will impcril his own position
in Irish affairs ana perhaps force reopen
ing OF hostilities In effect Lloyd George
has said that all that is necessary iG for lrc-
land 10 remain within the empire. To
that view the soundcst Irish thought has as
s"nted and only De Valera himself and his
coterie OF extremists stand in the way of
happy settlement OF the trouble He must
know that the uttermost limit OF British
concession has been reached. and if he con
suits lrclands best interests he will quickly
accept the Premier's offer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
News of Fifty Years Ago

'From the Richmond Dispatch, Sept, g 1871,
The American pomoloE zeal Society closed
its annual sessions last night with a ban q,
Assembly Han. given by the Niri;inia iiorticul-
iural and Pomologica Society.
The Lee Guard. Captain John A. sloan com.
noon ana Will for the first time appear in fun
regulation uniform and carry new ,uuskcts
and also their new flag.
Mr. Lewis X. Frayser has been appointed
by MAYOR Kelly one OF the delegates to rep
resent this city in the National Commercial
Convention, which meets in Baltimore on the
25tn instant
Colonel +. r. owens. acting inspector. gen
crai. has inspected the Grays a volunteer
company in Danviilc. commanded by captain
william II. Robinson. This company is re-
ported TO be OF the finest in the state
s!%iy-onc were present at the inspection
The board Of directors Of the Masonic Acad-
c'ny has elected y. ID. Chcstcrman principal
and Mrs. Bennett assistant principal of the
Academy.
The Norw egian brig Talisman cleared yes.
tcrday for Rio de Janciro with 2.j9l barrels
Of howr shipped by Dunlop and McCancc
Colonel Owens VIII go to Lynchburg to-
night to inspect the Home Guards. of which
captain II. Smith is commandant The new
company is said 10 be very fine one
Co!onc! Thomas Henry Flood died N his
home in Appomattox County on the 5,h in.
slant. aged 60 years. lie had served his
county in both branches OF the Legislatures
According to the figures given out by the
United States Internal Revenue Department,
there were manufactured in this country dur
ing the year ending June 30th 30 500 600
pounds Of smoking tobacco and g. 500 900
pounds OF chewing tobacco and snun.
There killing frost at Lewiston. Me-,
day before yesterday morning and colder
weather followed during the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
a Menace to Our Foreign Trade


IT HE administration is awakine Ia the
fact that the pending tariff bill is a
menace TO the future Of our foreign trade
already declining; under. the effects of tho
emergency tariff ana that Informed public
sentiment, is resoutcly set aga!ns, giving
-coun'enancc TO the niquitous measure
Hence, there Is wcll-sustainod movement,
under way TO have the Senate Sidotraci
the measure until present chaotic world
trade conditions become stabilized and flu
lure tar'N requirements Of this country NAV
be moro accurately gauccd Under pres
sure OF this sentiment it Is possible the
pending measure may be shclved Indefinite
~ and later sensible tariff bill drawn in
which protection will bc applied ONLY TO
those industries which need protection The
blahket policy Of high ,arin. on the prin-
clnie that protection in every direction
means prosperity. may be abandoned
American prosperity can only he assured
through the possession OF foreign markets.
Ihe pending measure leaves TO us no choice
IN our aspiration TO increase production the
concrete evidence Of growing wealth, but
TO consume At home all we produce or
else sell the surplus abroad By granting
credits 10 foreign purchasers and abandon
ing The suicidal policy OF erecting a ,nriff
barrier Already This country possesses tho
bhik OF the worlds stock of gold To he
paid for our surplus nroInrr. wa INNS,
ccivc either goods or gold tn. yynr,a :.
Overwhelmingly in dea,.,o mi. conr,-r ',n.,
every dollar uaiG "a ~. IN -. -, '.,"
duction OF these Obligations nroy.n,s ,hasn
nations from expending ,hat dollar 70 nnr
chase our goods Moreover for MS 10 no
cept more gold. whiob we 40 po, non1
causes an expansion Of cret,, ana ,bnt IN
turn causes pri,et ana wares - .d,..,,l'
here condition which M. Soma ND
menr oe The oario,I p,ys, p.r,o~.o a,,,,'S.
by every means wi hin us no.,, m 100.
irrctrevabie ,conou.c a.sss.., Ind n,o
stimum- OF ayp.fai jon,..,i. ,,. ..t
resuliari a5-s,.f,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Gulf storm Passes Over Mexico

~ +'tN' ciht"l l'r.ss
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. s.,t a.,
wees To the district weather burc,,
To-Day stated that the storm which
was reported III tho GuIr
OF Mexico has passed inland ovcr
N"A'o". although possibility OF It's
Ntf'klnI the United States coas, ia mo,
rhs'. The maximum wind velocity
was given ns forty miles an hour.
Win the barometer AZ go3T. Th.
hurcau officials announce that this
storm is independent Of the tropical
n'S' h'""nce cast ar IN" island Of
irihi"ad which was announced from
Washington late today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
'nr"iininn nmrncd IN Hotel nrn.c

JAEkSoNNlL!.E FLA. Sept Sc
T. wyatt. a guest registered from
iiSon. " G.. was overcome rs Srnul,
ana burned about thu ncck and should
crH carry today as the result Of a
hr' ~ ms room on tho sixth noor OF
'io''l Mason here II" was placed iu
a hospital where physicians said his
injuries were not believed 10 10 scri-
Gus Tho flames were confined to
WAITS room and IN" nnnarc,rcn,
"aid caused damage Of approximately
81 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

The Danvilc bee is perfectly satisfied. 1t
says:
The selection OF Congressman Hal d.
Flood by the State Democratic Executive Com
mittcc. "A wise and timely one. assuring
the party Of "A skilled hand at the helm OF
the Democratic ship during the coming gu
hcrna torial campaign. Congressman Flood is
II veteran in the art Of political campai gninS
and his service as head OF the committee and
Of the State Democracy Will be highly val
liable at time viewed by some with
anxiety"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Theater Calendar
ACADEMIA Night in Hon,

ACADEM VA Night in Homo
lulu
LYRlC-kcith vaudeville.
BROA DWAY-Mr. and Mrs. Car
ter dc Haven. in The Girl in the
Taxi"
BiJOu--David Powell and Mary
Glynne. in The Princess OF New
York.
lSiS-Mac Marsh. in '"rhc Lille
'f'raid Lady"
uEBIRD-Rcgular varic,v
program. including '"rhc purp,e
Riders
oDEoN-"Jack" London's "rhe
Little Fool"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Await ucr,, From ,,cnry ,.o,,

WNSIiINTTDN, Sept. G.-Ncknowl-
"dgem"a' 81 Secretary Weeks invi.
taii"n TO Henry Ford for II conference
ON the iaiior'F proposal 10 purchase
md lease the nitrate plants aud ya,c-
power projects NJ Muscl" Shoals. Ala.
was awaited today at tho War Dc
Dartmcn;. The secretary said he had
not heard from Mr.. Ford and con
ecpucrly mad not bccn Informed
y hen he would visit Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
NiNnt Regina.

TO her who plugs my number
or holds u busy line.
These little words OF comfort.
This passing praise OF mine:
Soon may your Hearts Desire
iass you the nuptial cup.
And with a sl!ttcring thing OF gold
May Honey ring YOU up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
The Weather
noIrnishrd br U. =. Weather bureau,
Forecast

Forecast. Virginia
Fair today: tomorrow.
unsettled. prob ubIy
showers In north and
west rurtiun: mild tenn
prrnturr.
Mort II Cnroiinu -
fhrtIy cloudy to,lnN and
t"hiurr"w: M change in
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
1.nEniuppc.

rurit depends upon where you
y mans responsibility depends upon how
much he darcs borrow.
Making love TO a crosseyed girl is real
thrill
Whose back you scratch. him YOU love.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Never" says the Newport News Press, was
there a better example OF meeEncss than in
the way the Scnatc Foreign relations Com
mittec took the presidential explanation OF
what the German peace treaty WAS. after the
treaty itself had been signed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Charcoal Eph.s Daily Thought.

hit ain only money what gifts by in dis
hyar wor!'." said Charcoal Eph. ruminatveIy.
Il knows deacon can n chicken wdout
makn sGuak. Eat drumstick. Misth Jack
son.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Up With the Times
Ity II. q. IL,

President Harding accepts presidency OF
world press congress. although in his public
addresses h. seems to have abandoned his
old formula Of the Marion Star that a news
paper man should stick TO facts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
n.d, nr"urh, nae. From rr,r,.

NINIILINA. w, Sept Tho
body Of David Lowry reached her.
from overseas early in 10" w"ck and
was inferred with a military burial
IN IN" town cemetery. Tho Young
soldier Was It son %. Nj ana NJ.
Amos Lowry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Judge Lands is putting his baseball
knowledge to practical usc-hc has called Chi
CaEo ont strikes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

going to repudiute this obligation. AZ our Re-
publican friends are going to discover No
Nember Sth next"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
I.ocnI rrmr.ru,u,. Y..,.r.,.

q, VI t'mp"ratur"
=! N,..hHl' temperature to T. " =.
=, .'iti ui4 temperature" 10 = T. NJ =.
As.""n t"np"ratur" yesterday -
i: n.1' ''imp"tSiurc Tor this dat, ~
IN --.s slrr. 49, .'--..'' -.-.-.-. =
EN,"s. .i,,,. i,,,,' ........... 900
'''''''9 !.,-.........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
VI. Yesterday.


ihh direction cast: wIni vrloritv
!! VI. clear "7"'hti az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Local Observation. NJ y T. ~

ntn,hi !, hours ending l. VI Nom.
H'.hiNI - hpufH ending : r. n So.
i'"t'!"nCy since March
f"H'i'nUE since January ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
The Decision Of Judge Lands

The decision of Judge Lands
a SCEPTANCE by Judge Kcnesaw Noun
q tain Lands OF organized bascball's
chief arbtership. with a prnccly cmolumen,
attached, may have 'trailed his ermine in
the dust" as charged 10y the American Bar
Association The Times Dispatch unholts
that association in its endeayor to keep the
bench loo per cent free from extrancous in
iiucnces tina, might possibly weaken il in
the Wholesome respect OF the public and
II agrees that Judge Lands did N least a
questionable thing when he listened to the
leaders OF the national game and became
It's Judicial head At a salary which dwarfs
the rather mcager sum he receives annually
from the government, II is certain thar
had II not been for the prestige of his po-
s.tion on the Federal bench Judge Lands
would not have been chosen TO preside over
baseball, and ii he were TO resign now or
be Impcached and removed as has hcon
seriously suggested, il is unlikely ,ha, base
ball would have further use for MIN M tho
present salary scale. So far il mus, he
admitted. he used his public position for
his private interests
but whether or not he has trailcd his
ermlne in the dust. in simple justice 10
me man, lc, it be said that his rar,icipa
tion IN baseball affairs has not dimmcI his
vision, dnlled the keen edge of his Justice nv
iesSened the quality Of the courage he hrs,
displayed when he caped into fame Nv i'm,
posing 500 ,0OO, 900 fuc on standard 0;r
Nor has it decreased his capacity for rsfng
his judicial position to Tho bn,,ormcr, ~,
conditions, not only in his own district brt
throughout The United States yba-oyar
greed OF capital or labor has consnir, TN
"N'ort the final penn! from Il sUnoriur min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Il Seeing 10 nave developed into case OF
the survival of the nttcst between the league
of nations ana Mr.. Morroc's we'll known doc
trine with long odds the fitness of the
latter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

The stanton News Leader ad,nonishes
President Harding that the fiction that this is
a mans world had better he thrown in the dis
card and adds.
In the opinion % The News Leader women
should have az least one representative at
INC conf creme" She Is Just as much interested
Ia disarmament as men are. As taxpayer
a. the mother o! potential war victims as II
humanitarian. shc is entitled to a voice in
The disarmament conference"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

''rH Nor'hcliffe writes his paper THE
"'.su states begins long before you re,
Guess they shut OFF his rarions Of
"c''ch at the thrce-milc limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

10 your coal shopping early may just now
ne e"oa advice to the fellow who has a
'ina'i-siaed mint to take with him on such
a shopping excursion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1877
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Happy Joe" NirEinian. is arrested Will
forty gallons OF the prescribed stuff in hi
possession. hence the Significance Of tn,
nickname
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Sax 10 Mann.sas Lonrnnl.

Says tho Manassas Journal:
while the women OF Virginia an. spcciallv
urged To use their civic privilege az this
time. virginia men would do wen Ia cultivate
little enthusiasm for it too Virginia is
something Of a stacker a, the polls"
The Mathews Journal is inclined to laugh
At the Republicans who base their homes OF
"A large vote for their stats ticket on the sun.
port Of dlsErun,icd Democrats whose can
didates were deEea ted In the August primary
and then says:
Those voluntarily entering primary to
help select tho nominee OF any party owe to
that nominee their loyal support an a matter
Of honor and good Faith. Few virginians are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

ID" h7i OF ont and out congress onal can.
u'a"teS IN the Fifth District continues 10
H'o" and as for DARK horses, the woods
ana mountain Businesses are fun OF them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

No" there are 10 be Investigations o,
me west Virginia minors var by both star.
ana Federal authorities. all of which viii
De about as tough proposition as The war
itself