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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-20

a world record, after all. 1t says:
When it came to shooting tht
bull the Philadelphia man who go
his shotgun after a male bovine an
wounded fifteen innocent bystander
had the Georgia General Assemb,.
backed off the boards"
Productive labor is staggering un
der an economic burden too heavy tc
be borne unless the present vast pub
lie expenditures are greatly reduced >
President Harding.
president Harding has appointed
Charles G. Dawes as director Of
the budget Dawes is investigating
the activities of every government de-
partment and learning how money
can he saved. 81 ~
But Dawes has no power to force
any department or official to cut eX-
penditures Dawes cannot even make
suggestions directly to a department
head
Dawes status is that of an adj
wiser to the president. After he has
collected his information, he win
lay a plan of reorganization and re
trenchment before the president and
Congress. Then Dawes will be
through
Whether any money is actually saw
ed depends on what action the presi-
dent and Congress may take on
Dawes suggestions. Dawes can in
vestigate, advise and suggest until
he is blue in the face, without saving
single penny, unless the president
and Congress back him up.
In 1910, President Taft appointed
a commission on Economy and ef'ic-
iency which was to serve the same
purpose Dawes is expected to serve
This commission painstakingly
gathered information from every
governmental agency, Then it pre-
scented retrcnchment suggestions to
Congress.
The suggestions were entirely dis
regarded and government waste went
merrily on. After spending 100000
in fruitless investigation, the COM
,,,;e,;o,, ,,,oe d;ehopdad
Let's see to it that history does
not repeat itself.
If we are to end government waste,
we must insist that Congress go
through with the Dawes program-or
improve upon it.
A Miss is as good as her smile
City vacationists get country broke.
An onion day will drive the fam
lily away.
The first home run king was the
prodigal son.
A girl with contagious laugh is
worth catching.
Some men look so cheap they give
themselves away.
S.
Russia has tried bolshevism and
is found wanting.
Some people think a divorce in
time saves murder.
The man who sings his own praises
doesn't draw a crowd.
From the way preachers are paid
salvation is almost free.
India might buy our wooden ships
They worship white elephants.
= i
The man with damp cellar does
not believe in the freedom of the
seize.
The man who thinks there isn't
any hell never umpired a ball game.
Why travel to see strange sights?
Stay at home and drink home brew
Some men think rich girl is a
Jewel because she has a gold setting
1t has been long time since wo-
Oh = Il, II, !
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-20
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americus, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
Arrive Leaves
II so am Columbus-C hgo $40 am
1928 pm Albany-Montg'y 5:14 am
1925 pm Iacon-Atlanta 6.37 am
*7:15 pm Columbus *6:50am
1852 pm Albany-Montg'y 2;15 pm
2:15 pm Macon-Atlanta / 30 pm
I'll 100 am Columbus t2:30pm
1000 am Columbus !2:30 pm
6:37 am Albany 7:25 pm
6:14 am Macon-Atlanta 1898 pm
$40 am lbany-Jaxville II $50 pm
2:58 am Albany-Jaxville 12:41 am
12:41 am Chgo, st. l.. Alta 2:58 am
~ Daily; Cd Sunday.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Arrives Leaves
5.15 pm Richland-C Co.'s. 1000 am
3:10 pm Cordele-Sav'h 1881 pm
1891 pm Echlsnd- Monte'y $40 pu.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-20

A New York man shot himself be-
cause of taxes. A fitting epltaph'
Taxed to Death"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-20

The practice of drastic onomy is the only by
which new states of Europe and France and Italy
hope to escape Observation-Disclosures w Hrst, editor
London Economist,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-20
EDITORIAL.

THE Triton Gazette finds that the
Georgia Assembly didn't hang up
a world record, after all 1t says
When it came to shooting the
bull, the Philadelphia man who got
his shotgun after a male bovine and
wounded fifteen innocent bystanders
had the Georgia General Assembly
backed off the boards"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
News Of Fifty Years Ago

iFrom the Richmond Dispatch Julv 6 ,S-i,
The BAPTIST Educational Convention hoIa
us S"'"h" days session Yesterday aud during
IN" day speeches on various subjects were
mad" ny distinguished doctors Of divinity
fnd educational leaders. Professor ! II nj
ford and Colonel Robert Il: Withcrs wcr. in
yr"d to the floor anh 20 take part i'm IN.
discussion Of various educational pucstions
In H"nr'co County Court YESTERDAY counsel
Tor White. the convicted prize fighter asked
for suspension Of the sentence on tho
ground that the verdict was that White
should he confined in the State prison, for
eight months when such AN institution 10
not known in the code Of Virginia OF course
The jury meant the 'pcnitentiary." The corr,
took the motion under adviscmcnt The other
cases werc postponed until next Monday
The board of trustees Of Manchester
organized yesterday by the election OF the
following officers: Peter ID. McKcnncy. prcsi-
dent. William G.. Taylor. treasurer: Robert
II. Beasccy. secretary and auditor The
board elected James ~ Iipscomb Chief of 20
lice and George w Lowell and H. G. Eun.
na!!y. policemen.
The tournament. which was continued yes
terday. again largely attended. The
following were the successful knights: frs,
honor. Y -. Saunders; second honor Henry
7. Miller; third honor. j. w. Tally: fourth
honor. +. NJ. Imoodcn. There was a grand as
scmbiy at the opera house last night to wit
ness the coronations. The queen was Miss
Emma G. Saunders and the maids of honor
Misses Jennie Roberts. Saliic Yarbrous h
and Luna Capers
The next regular meeting OF the E.duca =
tional Association Of Virginia will take place
in the old-fashioned. hospitabe burg of win
chester on the evening of July II.
John r. Tnrpin yesterday qualified before
Judge Minor to practice law in the courts OF
Hcnrco County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
STATE OWES
EDUCATION TO CHILDREN
Judge Ben u. Lindsey Spcnks 10
National Education Assimilation
I'm Dcs Molnrs.
IEy Nssoclat eh rrcse /


= different anglo I'm, -,
por,aut ono than mn, -. -,
rents. is tho .,pnr,u,hooJ or ~ $50.
to the child. JUDGE 10, "a r;,I.o,
said ,onirb, In a., .dI.
tho NationnI Edrca,Io, ,y.,,,,.,a,,
hc-. This vas Ire, o,r,o,y,,
the struggle Tor Observation-Disclosures,
Tho STATE ,h,, :, ,.,.,t, ,,,
cate ,ho child" Jud.c Iiu5so, ,,,,,,,,
.Nn ono tc.,tv scrio,,s,, ,,na,,t,,,,,,,,,
rcspousioilitI since IN, .,,.L,,a,,.i
cdCmcu, Two s,o,c &c br-,,,,i,,
ana mare IN. .yornor cr, ne ,bc ..,f,, d.
"'rho nnxt nb.yo ~, ,bi, ,.,,,.
concerns tn. rosnnrsi,i,i,v ~
state for tho hcol,h mud ,,cr,ly r
tho ,biid SIrc. ba.tI, ,,.t
arc 50 nearly r.l,,cd r,,, ,,,,
considered alno., am,
.--,
""'" ~ M N,"'' lh :
80 ""'E =" $50 '""l IN" rhi'u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
CHANCES FOR WOMEN TO
SIT ON KABER JURY SLIM
'"n'iscl FOR Defense VIII Use All of
Their Sixteen Pcrcmptory
Challenges.
IBy Associated prcss.l


CLEVELAND, OHIO. July 5-Thc
chahccs Tor oven ono woman To sit
on inc jury that is to try Mrs. Eva
catherine Kabcr for the murder of
hrr husband. Daniel r. Kabcr, two
years aso w"r" remote tonight
EioNcn mcn we're in the tentative
panel. There were six women and
SIN men in the panel when /, was
tentatively filled soon after cour, re-
convened today. All six women later
wer" excused by porcmp;ory chal-
lcnSo OF Mrs. kaher's counsel. who
nave asserted they Will use all OF
thcir sixteen percmptory challenges
10 remove women from the jury IL
necessary Mrs. Minerva Anderson.
accepted tentatively also. Was per
emptorily excused by William j..
corriean, Mrs. kaber's counsel. be-
fore she reached the jury box
Thc defense had six perc,nptory
challenges left when court adjourned
TOT the day. and the State two. OF
about forty prospective Jurors from
which 10 draw 10 complete the panel
there ar" only two women. Eighty.
six tentative jurors have been OK
aminch Another special vcuIrc of
thirty names was ordered to-day by
the Cour'.
judge Maurice Rornon. who Is pre-
siding in the case announced this
evening that he expected the imry to
lac completed tomorrow ANA that the
taking Of testimony NIGH, be started
then also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY
FOR JOHN C. ROBERTSON
organizer ahd Head OF Telephone
Company, and Developed
Trolley Lines.

Funeral services Will be held this
afternoon ut o'clock for John &,
k"bertson, aged 40. who died mt his
nome In Forest lin carly ycs,sr-
gay morning. The services will be
~ the home. and intcrment will fol-
low IN Hollywood Cemetery. A de-
TAN from Robert L.. l.oc Camp. Con-
icdcrat" Veterans. OF which he was
Il member. will attend
Mr. Robertson had been in II,
health for the past ten years. his
condition growing serious about ton
days ago. He was Il native OF Amelia
Count: and served with traha,n's
fhttcSy during the War between
the states. Mr.. Robertson was.prom-
ihcnt in developing the wcsthampton
car line. the Forest lin ear line and
IN" Petersburg intcrurban He wac
also organizer and for years prcs-
dent Of the Richmond Telephone
Company.
Mr. Robertson is survived by his
widow. who was Miss de Graidcn-
reid TAYLOR, ana by thrc. sons. james
Taylor Robertson and George Robert
son. or Richmond. and John Cullen
Robertson. OF Annapolis. Md, and
one daughter. Mrs. George Tompkink.
OF Richmond: TWO brothers, George
Edward Robertson. of Chester. and
STANLEY Robertson. OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06

A DEi.EGATiON from tho Central Demo
n cratic CLUB Of harrisburg. Pa
visited Monticello and placed a magnolia
wreath on the tomb OF Thomas jefferson
Monday II fitting tribute on the
anniversary OF tho declaration OF our ma
tonal independence Ia the author OF that
immortal document and the founder of
school OF political thought 10 yitalzc the
principles which i, proclaimed in the life
OF the. republic Il IS to he regretted that
i'll the observance OF the national annivcr-
snry the tribute Of homage paid 10 the
memory and teachings of Jefferson not
more general and spontaneous
The confusion into which the political
thought OF the country al this time has
drifrcd. and which is bringing tho Amer
lean people face to face with problems that
arc exceedingly difficult 10 solve is very
largely due 10 abandonment in practice OF
some OF the fundamental tcnets of political
faith which the Sage OF Monticello upheld
as essential 10 the preservation OF that
! precious inheritance Of indivl--al and civil
! liberty for which, in establishing Il union
: OF seli-governing states, the founders of
cur republic so securely laid the foundation
and counsclcd us TO be ctcrnally vigilant in
/ preserving
While our republic, with unlimited re-
! sources Of natural wealth ana the marvellous
/ energy OF population Inspired by faith in
/ its own powers Of achievement has
/ marched forward toward the great and
! glorious destiny predicted hy tho fathers
! recent years have witnessed the growth az
! evils IN the body polite which have become
a handicap 10 fw,Ur" progress. and II these
evils be- not overcome by the ap,ication
OF those principles which guided our
steps through an age OF revolution ana
I reformation, as the creed OF ,,,,l. npIi,icai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Amcricnn Anlnmnhi1e A..nointinn.

: [. IL. Petersburg The Ameri-
can Automobile Association has over
$4,000 members. It's main objects are:
TO unite in one bnuv all the auto
mobile clubs and individual motorists
al the country: To secure reasonable
ana Iust lceisl ation and TO aid in
proper enforcement of automobile
I""S ana ordinances; to obtain lOcal ].
State and Federal aid in the con-
N'rHction and maintenance OF good
r""dS' 10 encourage road travel and
transportation. ana TO secure aid in
the construction are maintenance Of
Go"d roads; 10 encourage road travel
aho transportation. and to secure.
prepare and disseminate Information
f'ia' we thereto; to support sports
maniikc contests and other move
'nen's that viii advance motoring IN
tcrsts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
nuiIdine Permits issued.

building Inspector Butler yesterday
issued In" following permits
To ". H. Schwarzgchild. 10 rcpa r
brick store at too East Broad street.
to cost $500. 4. ~ Major. 10 rcpai
brick store at 1915 East Marshall
Street. 10 cost $500, w II Hoover,
to build brick garage In rear 2S-A
South Boulevard. TO cost t7o0. Rhodes
!."ughdn = Bates. to repair brick
house. iui East Grace street. 10 cost
$1,000. Elizabeth T.. Lee to repair
brick store. 1922 West Main street.
to cost $500; Mrs. William a. Page.
10 huild brick garage in rear il0I
West Franklin street, To cost $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
The Poets Corner
We're I Setting out to sen.


] wish { were setting out to sea.
Under an evening sky,
With the wet wind blowing against
my face.
And the spray upspringing like fairy
lace
AS we went hurryinG by.
The swing Of the waves would bring
me peace
Swaying now low, now high.
! wish ! were setting ont to sea,
Bound for a faroff shore,
And Watching the twinkling COAST
lights glow.
Fainter and palcr. as on we'd go,
Until they could show no more
The wall Of the wind would send mo
10 sleep,
Sweetcr than Ger before.
] wish I were setting out To sea,
Hearing the throhbing screw
Dim through my dreaming the whola
night long.
With its low monotonous humminr
song,
While the miles behind us grow.
The sea. and the wind, and the song.
all three,
Would grid my soul anew.
Ethel Wolfe in New York Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Are They AT Odds"

Q ENAToR TRINkLE in his ca.npaicn
~ for the guberna,oral nomination.
continues 10 plead for q business admins
uauon. the while ,rodestly admitting that
he is the only one of the two candidates
who is capable OF OFFERING such a boon
upon Nirginin. In the heat and enthusiasm,
OF his campaigning he has gone so far in
deerying the dearth of business admiuistra-
lions in Virginia in late years that mad
vertently perhaps, he seems TO be ,rcadinr
on the toes of one of his chief friends and
supporters At least even his friends and
those Of former Governor Henry c Stuart
are asking each other soicitously if the
two men are at odds
How else could the Senator go so far
as 70 assert, as he has done. that Virginia
has not had a business administration in
twelve years. That span OF time nOmi-
mated in his addresses recently starts with
the close OF the Swanson administration
mus exemptins him from tho sweeping
charge, and ranges through the admins
trations OF William Hodges Mann. Henry
C. Stuart and ends with the present ad-
minstration OF WesImorcland Davis Mr.
Stuart is sponsor and supporter of tho
Trinkle candidacy. both of them from the
same great Southwest Mr.. Stuart. a busi-
ness man. made his race and was elected
on business platform. and his friends
'"H' no SH"iI amount OF pride in
80 a''i,'o "N'''''''SI'"tion he gave VIZ
g1nia. But nov comes along Senator Trim
~ "S va stuart mas saia' Is facing
-. .'',''S 9uu, "'tc 'hcl"aeS nus among The
-, '''"',S ""!oh' ne asserts
-, 1870! i"Ehhr I'll business
M ''" '"'' '''"'? Is IL possible mat
his tongue slipped. or that he got his dates
whom ne IN. h,i,,,I, "'su ''S 'r'eh",
effnrts far ~. S,.,.a ''' ''"' years Vi
~,
'."E y. i'".'NtS Is hccoS-
.ra,ion :, ,3I %. 'i,' Davis hamlhiS-
-, "'"' 'n'Ss''N' years through
Z )" - 80" Is paSSIhg' ana which
E NV. ~ ~ '"" 't p'"i'SseS TO ma no
-. Wa !'d'A III "'hce' ana
.SN ~ "' """So' system winch
o., ~ 80 Governor Ell
- '''hhi" condemns
$50 ~ administration
-. ,,.o.., :, MS '"uS'S II
-, a.i '"'' OWL county
,.s,aa ,,,, - ,"""'! oistil-
- -, w.t., - """' ,SSts' "hothcr
na-;aa,t -, w,a.hi ''''H LOUIS smith,
-, ..o,,,,s az" 'tt' oh'y Il
..f dontnr =, ''nH We uesree
4 ~, ..yuo..,.,.,', - ''''i"r' s"'u
Witt, ,,i,;, ,,,. - S!"u""t" Oh
20 cn,,nhio t;,;.a; '' al laws
Sarr,ar a nj ,,t,ist, - sSr'htiAc
Il dietineuisbed nc mo o,i.i,,a "s,"'"'
IS 20. s,.stor -, ,h ~ VI we p"u-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
NMimminr I,c,,un,

IT YOU would teach fair young maid
To dig the surf hundred yards
An by herself, nor be afraid
Thoush all the beach is Larc OF guards
say. II You would teach her right
handle her gently. thus. and 50.
Bidding her hold YOU tieht-so Tight
Into The rollers saiiy 60.
Fake her RICH, hand in yours. and say:
Don; be afraid. I'm with Won dear,
SHOW her the easiest scntlest way.
Md do not fiji her soul with fear.
Hands round her waist. support hcr-thcu
sid her strike out with grit and vim,
YOU most happy 81 all men
Teaching i fair young maid swim:
II YOU would teach Your aunt or wife .
We'll mat is different work. OF course:
Not that you'd risk the ladys life
Not hat You'd use club or force;
Teaching Your wife, though well YOU
Nuow
Lilo IS go short. So swift tho clock.
There is no need to he too slow.
Tax" her and push hcr on tho dock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
ro.,-onic. Recent. for June.

Tho pos, office gcnNralIy briur COM
s:d"rcd a fairly good barometer o!
local business conditions. tn" report
for the month OF lunc shows that
Richmond j. making progress In g"t !
ling back TO ''normalcy." The -
cciptS for the month just closed VIZ Z
sll9.jlS.Sj. an increase az SllG31.ft
over June. 1890. Tho receipts for u.
fiscal year ending June 80 We're 81
i55. 5ii2l. as compared with $l.2T2
500 81 for tho previous fiscal wear,
showing AN increase Of <l,O,95T,G7
over 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
ne.umc. Dn,, a~ Teacher.

Mies Julia Priddy has resumed her
work as teacher in the sunday school
Of the Woodland Heights Baptist
Church. aficr having been absent
from the city for few days follow
ing recent action OF the pastor, Rev.
Il. s. Gunton, asking her TO resign
because she had danced nj rcccp-
tion given at the Governors Mansion.
Rev. Nj Gunt0n has left the city on
a vacat icn. and IL is understood his
resignation has been placed in the
hands OF The board OF dcacons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
INFORMA TON BUREAU

Inquiries regarding nimost INV
topic. excepting on Icgni md medical
subjects. nre answered free. As NIL
Inquiries arc answered directly by
personal letter, n seIf-addrcsscd
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The Tim cs-DIspatch Informa-
ton bureau. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Howl,xcrs Are In Camp.

The Richmond HowitZcrs have left
for their annual summer cncampmcnt.
which is being held at Weir Bottom
Spring. near farrar's Island, on
James River. This week will be spent
In mounted instruction. pistol prac-
ticc and subcalibre practices in the
morning, with baseball. swimming
and other sports in the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Authorizes s,,,.,,, u

Permission has been granted by
Bishop Denis J o',onnclI OF the Dio-
c"se IF Virginia for. the holding of
a o'clock mass every Sunday morn
'nE IN 81. Peters Catholic Church. for
the special recommendation of mem
"crS Of the congregation who have
10 work on SUNDAY Four services
VIII he held each sunday. at G, !. :?
ana II o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Death REPORT for June.

According to tn" report of the
Health Department for June. the to-
tai number OF dcathe for tho month
was 2i3 OF which number 1871 were
white. This shows an increase over
June Of the two preceding years al
though the total deaths recorded for
the first six months Of this year is
less Ivy 233 than last year. and lower
by % than for June. 1915?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
lheater Calendar
ACADEMY -Kel,hs xnnanril1e

ACADEMY-Kei,hs vaudeville
b II o a ID w a f-poIa Ncgri. IN
Gypsy BLOOD
LfRlc-Bcbe Daniels. In 1.-TWO
Weeks with Pay"
blJoC-E Elaine Hammcrstcin. In
Inc GIRL From Nowhere.
Wanda liawIcy. in The
House That Jazz Built"
- l. +. d Il Drank Mayo. I'm
The Blazing Trail"
oDEON-tiouvcneur Morris "A
Tain of Two worlds
REN - Helen Holmes. in The
Tiger Band"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Co,orcd n,uub,icou. 10 Mcc,.

The colored Republicans Of Rich
mond will meet at True Rcformcrs'
Hall tonight at $40 o'clock Ia de-
eide what part. IL any. they will take
In the city ana state convention. ]. Il.
Pollard. state chairman OF the dual
Republican organization, Will pre-
side and introduce the speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Go to cnmn Meade July "A.

The annual fUcnmpmcnt OF The Viz
gipia National Quad viii be held At
Camp Meade Md. from July II 10 a.
and all dctachmcnts in the state are
preparing 10 leave for camp with fun
units. Nearly 1900 officers and men
are scheduled TO attend the encamp-
mcnt, which will be one Of tho larg-
est in the history Of the National
Guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
VIII Address Women ynter..

Invitations have been issued by the
Richmond League of Women Voters
10 the four candidates for Lieutenant
Governor and the two candidates for
the state Corporation Commission TO
address meeting 10 he held under
the auspices Of the league at the
John Marshall High School nj s
o'clock Friday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06

ZION between the construction OF macadam
roads and the raising OF chickens hut accord
ing 10 superintendent OF Roads H. w Moore
'he 'hickcn industry in the vicinity of the
t"'" ou'i"ers camp about six miles from
stanton. is practically at a stundstin Com
inued blasting shakes the Gags in such a way
'nai they fail to hatch. Nothing was sa,d
a'ou, tho supply OF scrambled eggs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06

here IS comment from the Danvill. Rcr
ts,cr: e
Tho kick Of a mule is moro nower,u, ,
any blow ever struck by "a physical clan, In,
VIC near OF few men who desire to be n mule
me age wherein men pay homage ana oduI, .
hoh to mere physical prowcss bclonrs IN ,
"""h past. more especially when this rrca,
r"'s'c'i power is devoted TO catering the
faces Of less powerful men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
Foundation nf Enrih

w. j. H., Eastville-Thc population
OF INC earth by continents is: Africa
,i-'''l 300: North America. 10000
900; South America 56.337.,75; Asia,
S72,52:,000: Australia. i6.cos.5oI. Eu-
rope. 46i.6slooO: Polar REGIONS not
given. Total l,7o2.j2e,366.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
suprcmc Cnurt ncnic. rctl,Ion.

The State Supreme Court OF Appeals
tas refused to allow the petition OF
Mamie W. Benton against r. r. Rem
ton. appealed from Corporation
Court c< Richmond, Part .. Her hus-
Hint was granted divorce on the
ground OF dcscrtion and was award
cd the custody Of the children and
absolved from paying a!imony to the
wifi,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
SnInll Girl ScnIdCh.

Doris. 2-ycar-old daughter Of Mt.
and Mrs. Il; f. Bickcrs, 20l3 Stuart
Avenue, was badly scaled by pull
ing over on herself pot of boiling
coffee from the kitchen stove.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06

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