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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

n
'of l'''"' loo"-' ioJol" lo1iNo 1910
--- '- e. ------------------------
II. Bclchcr, Of the Fifteenth Ward {:
Francis Il. Scullen, an ally Of Mu-
nicipal Court Judge Bonniwcll, aud
Louis j. Dorm.
Each Of these is intiuential in the
Democratic city. Committee. Magistrate
Magner was high man with S6,Gt" and
Dorm was 10" man In the minority list
Of six with totai OF u. $50. MagiS-
tratc ltenShaw got in ahead OF Dorn
WIN total OF 'L'oV;,
MAGISTRATE HSorgc W iEiGe' .eu
tenant OF pIr".tor OF Lu1i!c NorhS
CaV"h III ihe hirt! l"uItn nfu: "rHt cnI
Gown 10 Gr''Gt M'.n t".a. "' p-,o"' o
n"n'n, 'iTJ T.t,o ' ,,.lo rnJ ,,,n ",7,'.
20 ,,'Lo,,d,,, ,,.,, nnothor ,,,L
no,, va ,,.,' ,Inco L,,,
ou'. m", ,on,,ino,,i,n nronisio, ,itL.
,,,hiot ,U ,bn bi.nartiSor deoi wos nut
,broncb
'"'''e"'
Goldsmith and lmber Lose
Louis y. Goldsmith and Magistrate
lmbcr' VINO were ShoVed or the Nare
slate IN inc primaries: l'lHue an unsu
cess vi bla Tor hinorl'E hoIlors on Ins
Wetarr tioHrt; lhsir nc ,".H,S nna "ere' re-
SprCtlv'Iy "-'"Hn ana I0,o-"; r.,,..
Inr rctirn' IN inc ri,So C.'nt Mnru ,,n au.,S
illustrate how the ware ComDinc man
ilulat"d the lt"pnbli"an vote for tn"
benefit ot the machine Democratic can
hidatcs for minority magistrates. Here,
as in other Combine wards. the tui'
Ware strength was thrown to six of the
eleven Organization candidates. The
Repub,can vote which would have gon"
10 the Republicans vas thrown 70 me
five Democratic Toughill
Nngncr. BelChrr. ScullCn and Dorm.
Thus. for example. ITnrrgan. one IT
the Republican randidat"S: got 1''"5
wh,rr tne highest Normal Democratic
yote wa> only 32G. Even though rs 1
rosnrt of this manInulntiou. five Of rho
,nai inritv candidates we're cut thcy
,,",,or,bc,oss rnccIyod moro votes thon
imjoncndent candidates This TACT tn.
aotLor "jtL thn foc, ,Lat tho cnnLi. .
EE,'n' Eo,aa ~, ''ori'd wit, the ,,.orL. v,ns
."Tn;,rt ~ im.rro rho cIaction &c tTn
Vn"c i'c,"Iliro" srntr az we'll os thr
T"'' NnI' W. ,'",',II,'" ,'",, W." a. W.
"'."o''"''' - ''"''''''' ''''''''''"'>
lhdep"nucnt cannidatcS got Good
vote in the lhlrd ward, where Harry
- Trainer is IN" Admln'Stration IeGarr.
( The vote was Renshnw. llS'; Miss
| OSlPE. ! -0S NldHlStTul' RTSbI, llcO
SaIH'"l MclteFhoIdS, lll"' Mohahah'
IIn. ...
Trainer surprised nohticlanS by
throwing l"Oi votes TO Magistrate I'm
Der. Ihi5 ward ais" aided in spots
! ln' '"!hb'nc majority ana minority
states
>. senator Sa!us' ware leader OF the
lourth ward, made good his threat to
Stahd ny Mnfi"trate inner, despite or
gers agaihst tne InttcT rom inc ,oin :
M p!ne cnlets. ihoer Ird We nmo%oo rou' u
"ara STATE Win 'o'ai or $40
Carey Shows His Power
1o ,o. Co.,., ,.o, ..
james Al ,arey; combine 'eader oi
.ur, tIr '''i, r,e,L n'T; Ins S'gne ot t'e no
t,r'"uS + "'n Matd lanroer oi three
"S,$ Tso' E"'Tota'e1 Ine 11 "rEnSion oS
""ornt'ms oIros tnI n"'e Si SI Tue inuepe'1"aIS
for '" INSANE" |.''%E Wos Tr nmIv S''r S ory 'o"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

-t' NOt'N w VI lSS bHl'T ID bNbl ItT
Magistrate Glenn and 5Gl4 for Scott.
Where Price Did Well
Magistrate Price, Of the Voters
League ticket, cracked the organization
minority slate IN the Twenty first
Ward, by getting 3305 votes. The
highest vote received by q Combine can-
didate was 24Ol for Beaton. Miss
Foster received only S63 votes. Frank
l.. kcnworthy is the Administration
leader in this ward and it is apparent
that his friends cenlcrod on Price. Scott
ran far behind his colleagues on the
Organization ticket. receiving only O2G
votes. Magistrate Rcnshaw polled n
total OF 1881 under Kenworthy's lead
Grship.
The Ware forces ran of with the
Twenty second Ward, Germantown,
supposed to be one of the independent
Citadels. This is the home ward Of
Thomas F. Watson. Ware leader, and
chairman Of che City Committee, who
was elected City TrcaRurer. But tho
independents foilcd the efforts Of the
Combine to capture the minority honors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09
SCHOOL JANlToR FALLS DEAD

VIII lie engaged in his duties at I 80
o'clock. this morning. William Blake,
nifty, jsnitor of the Hanna Public
School, at Fifty eighth and Media
streets. fell dead from heart failure.
He was rushed to the office of Dr,
Charles Buhney. Fifty-ninth street
and Lancaster avenue. who gnld that
death had been instantaneous.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-09

majority eleven. Is lieutenant Of
Thomas W. Cunningham. leader Of the
Tenth Ward. and factor in III" Cone
hine. Magistrate William +. BCatUn Is
rlltiCal lender in " Fifteenth Ward
wo. sing against President Judge Brown
anC in harmony with Harry W. Kcely,
leader "f the Ware forces.
magistrates Coward. sixth on the list,
j. friend Of Congressman RanSlcy,
Ware leader Of the Second Ward. Mag
istratC Glenn. seventh on the list, i an
old Martin man in the Nineteenth Ward.
where for yrar' the late David Martin
re!snCd supreme.
Holland New to Bench
Edward J. Holland, eighth on tho list,
one Of tie new Magistrates. is an ally
Of Alfred NJ. WaIdron. Ware lender Of
the Thirty first Ward. Edward +. Rob-
prtS. ninth, il chairman Of the Twenty
ninth Ward Republican Executive Com
mittee, and was put on the slate in rec
ognton Of Richard Wescin, president
Of City Council.
Joseph NJ. Pcrr!. tenth on the slate.
is one of the Ware leaders among the
Italians Of South Philadelphia, and is
one Of the activc aides of Congress.
man Nurc in the Twenty sixth Ward.
Th" new magistrates in this slate Of
eleven are fitzgerald, Holland, Roberts,
PERI and Scott,
Tho five Democrats helped to mi.
nority plnccS by Combine are: Mugis-
trates Magner and Toughill. William
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
News of Fifty Years Ago

'fr"m tn" Richmond Dispatch March 81 1910
TN" directors OF the Richmond and York
River Railroad have appointed Captain Will
nam y. Hragg. superintendent of the road to
III! tn" vacancy accustomed by the resignation
az Colonel Douglas
y woman giving tn" name of Mrs Jones has
been going about Church lIii soliciting con-
trihu,ions for both Baptist ana Methodist
widow" She got lots OF dimes and not "a few
an impostor
~ virginia Hall tonight Judge Farrar will
deliver his entirely new lecture entitled ~
hrhNc knight aud His Adventures
t.N Recorder NJ. J. Powers was robbed on
frida! night Of fine lot of game chickens
which had cost him ABOUT S25O
Work AT Dutch Gap is proceeding rapidly
under j.. IL Cotton Co. the contractors
Eutlcrs had work there during the war may
Yet turn "ut to h" blessing
The large unfinished brick hotel In Dan
VII" has been sold To James t. Hawkins for
81 500
Insurgents are growing stronger in various
parts of France. They hold the rampar;s mt
Montmartric
The United states Senate discussed The Ku-
kiuN tii all day yesterday. The bin is wordcd
r" n* 1" apply I" eleven Southern states
Shr"wd men in Washington say the Ku-
k'ux movement in Congress ia merely to do
tam that body until the san Domingo COM
miSsi"ners return and make their report
i-"n'cn services in all OF The Episcopal
churches OF Richmond will be continued
through this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Snhitnrinn's neIIrb,

.'opvrisht' 1921. National Ncwsra;.r s"r,Icet
In chapter % OF The Autobiorraphy OF a
hapE the author suggests that "A certain
Grouh or respiratory infections know, as the
''up'Ne 'eV'rs and shamcfuly referred 10 as
'n'l"rchS diseases or the diseases of child
h""d-as though children were entitled to
rave thetn!--be rechristencd '.sanitort,us De
!'s"'. is not most of the expense of health
boards devoted to tho work of ..contruIl,ur"
'"'hc"-poN. scarlet fever. measles. whuoping
cough and the like? And docs the labor of
'on'ro'iihs these very diseases which our
hcaIth authorities loudly assure MS arr.
"prcvcntablc' ever grow loss iI,y, ~, .,ri
'ariahs any definite plan Of procedure thnv can
or VIII follow in tho effort Ia make good their
AIMS ,h"t these diseases can he prevented?
child who escapes any or all of these i'm
'''''"hS IL mhqnestionahly fortunate. for 50
iaN are me laws or regulations Of 'quaran-
''hc or Isolation ana seldom are srr, rc-u-
la'i"hs strictly enforced that nfty WEARS of
"''"rs control finds us jus, about whore
We started so far MS IA chlld's safety agains,
'n''e diseases is concerned. out OF a Thousand
children selected at random to-day +, ZEN H..
'ouha mat no more escape measles ana the
49, "'"''h-destroEinE or sometimes lifc-dc.
s,roFins respiratory infections up 10 the age
o' seven than escaped nifty years ago
lhere Is very clear explanation for ,ho
iailurc of public health measures TO prcycu,
'nese disastrous diseases among children The
"'hrulty lies in wiltul ignorance by public
"'a''h officers OF the overwhelming evidences
new YORK state Health Department urged
should he taught In school. every alleged
COZ" Is caused by transfer of "xcrcta from
one person In another You sec most ~ the
'rurtirc fcvers ana other Infectious diseases
;" common In childhood begin with wha, tho
iEh"rah, insist on calling a cold" and IL is
IN th!s early stage OF invasion. before thu. enid
Is SICK enough to he confined t., bed .ha,
these infectious diseases are mos, caSilv
spread. Until the public health aut horitioS as
"fide their outworn rrc.uiiccs and d"lus .ons
'cgaruinE the nature of alleged "c0lds' ,hrv
VIII never muster sufficient Courag. 20 insist
upon proper isolation in tho most dangerous
SthEc 81 such diseases. Just 50 long ~ ,no
'Npiohod Eurrrstitior OF taxing cold ,rr,n
weather or exposure bcClouds the ,lin, or tho,
hcaith officer. u" Will Controlling" t',as,.
rreNeEthh'e Observation-Disclosures which take
teary toll OF precious lfr-as he has h,.,,
Going the past ffiy years ANA "cnn,roI'
means nothing more than Keeping tahul.i!ons
and records aud card indexes ana nl that
sort "f thing rod tape Office jobs political
hushwah
n"never child comes down with ANYTHING
from tn" simplest thrce-day coryza To rnrn-Ios
"iphth"ria or whoopnc cough. somtbodv has
'rnorantly or "rimnniiy infected the child and
should he punished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
CAY SONG ND-C|RL ACT
ON ACADEMY'5 NEW BILL
BE Cautious Girls" Is Lampoon
of the Fads and i'ollicS
OF The Hour.

RI" big feature of the new show
which comes 10 IN" Academy Of
Music today Tor the opening halo OF
~" week is tho iancIiui fun rrolic,
'E- Cautious Girls" The piece is Il
ihnpoon of the fIds and :ollics OF
TIA" huur. II is u merry "Ntrava-
EanHa. mndc w of siuring. dancing
ahd srccihltics. Each Of the seven
principals viii bc seen In an indi-
Clair" Carroll, character comcdi-
"nn" and singer of character songs.
- an interesting. figure OF the new
Show. Miss CarToii sings and acts
her songs, most If which are OF her
own composition.
Weston ANA Young. roliicking
'cam OF vaudc-nrtists. hav. a non
scns!raI round ot songs. dances and
an amusing phttcr Wcbcr aud Iid-
ner viii contribute lively comedy
novelty act,
An "xhihition Of equilibrium that
IS both startling ana amusing is
given by Arnold ana Miss Florence.
who dcSCrih" their Offering AS The
Man with tho Huttic." and who COM
pei TINS bottle to describe an sorts
OF unusual things Arnold also uukcs
tables bchnv. AS they have never
behaved before. anu ne is apparent
lN very reckless with his own neck
ana tn" neck al his charming assist
ant N"w movies supplement the
vaudeville attractions os usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Tie mourning in this country when the bril-
liant but irascible editor takes his depar-
turc. What tears are shed will course down
the cheeks OF outraged Republicans who
have contributed of their means and ability
To the g q. Il. cause only to see this most
coveted OF all diplomatic plums dropped into
the lap OF Il recent convert. and he con
vert through disappointment and spleen in
stead OF principle SO. If it be llarding's
wish to reward his Warwick by boosting him
into The attainment OF his cherished ambi-
tiou. few on this side Of tho Atlantic will
care 10 dctain him.
After all. the appointment of Colonel
Harvey, unfortunate and disappointing rs
ii is and symptomatiC of how the Harding
administration is shaping itself. need cause
no particular worry to any harm that
he may do or any good that he may fail to
do. The same holds true OF any other APP
poinimens Mr. Harding may make to the
various amhassadurships a great change
has come over the character and impor-
tenco of the chanCclcries OF the world since
we advent OF cable and wireless commune
'atop Who're once. with communication
matter of weeks. an ambassador was re-
ally the spokesman for his government
often called upon to make decisions
ffeighted with portentous results he now is
little moro than n fiEurchcad q messenger
- ''s'"'N 81 ihcSS'HBti
COMMUNICATION with his seat OF government
is matter OF minutes, and he carries ont
me orders that may be sent to him It is
uoSlrao!e OF course. that this conntry's am
oAssadorS he men Of culture and standing
men VINO can uphold its prestige by the
force of their personality. but as a direct
factor in international affairs they have
ceased to rank rs of high Importance 1t is
lar more important from the standpoint of
our nations progress that we should be
represented by vigorous and rcsourccrul con-
suls, who can keep in touch with commercial
opportunities and promote our foreign
trade.
40, II til" colonel will but confinn himself
I" ms social duties, the while curling his
ni't"r tongue and vitriolic tongue. he NAV
oe "h!e TO shine aF cTulgcntly a, the Court
"' %. James as his nations needs demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
PACKERS UNION DELEGATES
ARE READY TO MEET DAVIS
lny Assoclatea proep.l

WASHINGTON. March 2b-Rcprc-
seniaiNcs Of thc i've big packers
concluded prcinrdtiunS Tor tuuor-
row conference with Secretary
iiaNis: "hu. at tn" direction 81
resident Harding. and with tho as
n,sihhc" Of Secretaries ii"Oy.r and
" wallace, "ill uitcmut To- mediate In
IA" CONTROVERSY arising from ths de-
''Ti'h "i iu" packers To roduc.
wages ana alter working CnnditiuuH
lonnis Lane. secretary or tho
NH1 .Eamu''d order az Meat cutters
amt i."ivn"r orfors II Sorth Amcr-
A. Hnd Il iircnn1u, attorney for
we "'hhr, Who viii represent tho .fil-
i6"S'- On TIL" conference. arrived in
~ 81 .!nIip' during th. Gay. ana TO-
hEhi INFERRED with samuel Couucrs
49, ran" Morrison. president and
t'''''HfN '"Sp'niiNuiy or tho Amer
I'an Federation OF Labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
No Hope for Huns in League Plea
tHy United Ncws.l

nv NUNS
GENEVA. March 20.-StronG inti,na,ion
'h't Germany Will gain nothing by her pro-
''St !" IN" !caru" OF nat!ons against the
aI'i"d PREPARATION penalties. given SUNDAY
~ lf"sid"ni l'arunha, II the league COIN
ca. IN Il statement 10 newspaper CORES pom
dents Under present conditions. the league
could Intervene only upon request Of a league
h'inh"r, ana Germany is not member
1t II h"turaiI! impossible for me TO give
my views aS to what foundation there may be
i"r ''"fm:nyS not" To the league" said Ia
'Hnhi. hut as president Of the league coun-
eli, ] desire To mention this point:
IL" league, as collective organization
has not tn" right OF intervention on the cues
non unless as the pact provides upon the
initiaitr" OF one of its members
IN" leaGu" is association Of states.
which exercises executive power only in ex-
''p'i"nal cases 1t is rather means where
ny GcNcrnmcnt's may take common decisions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
ITALY FETES RETURN OF
"REOEEMGO" TERRITORIES

TRlEST. March ~. italt's no
deemed territories today celebrated
th"ir formal annexation with great
Of italians from The Whole nf IulI.,u
N"u"iiH crowded Trics' The colo.
hrai.on commenced "a, dawn this
morning with the lir.ur of three vol
t"SGirs. Then pdradilr hand, rir
cnl'i"d through ~. principal .trc-,s.
i"ilo""d 10y delegations oi patriots,
M immense pIrtd. va. formed con.
Ci.tivS
k'ns Victor rmmnnu"l'S proclanr--
non OF annexation Vas publicly read
~ noon 10y IN" Governor oc the PROV
me. 'nu religious services for tho
dead followed Hbusrd tho hpttj.ehfn
Ni'inrl" !-m.nUel' whlir tn. ships i'm
the h"rhur r..ui.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Race track reports say that on some days
IN Berlin az many as 1000 900 marks
nave oena wagorcd on the races With
MARKS mat plentiful. under allied pressure
u ought 20 be no difficult matter to collect
= "'"o"'oUp'ooo in less time than specified
in the allied terms Of payment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

hGTARIANS WILL SURVEY
CARE OF MANNED VETERANS

~ hIAN ArpLtS, ESD March 90 "A
rouHdiuE the care. OF ,.,tl,i.1 ,, III
az Trans has been started Hv n.
NnD rotary clUus 90 'uc r1uutrr A.,
Ni.r,i'.., 20 :, I.iirr received at the
,'!s mere from Ch.sI.y A. PERM. 80
,.thfy 81 the isutnry Clubs Nssoctn-
Nm" purpose of tho y,,rv.. $500.
th' letter Us It" prov" whether ,,,,,.r
t"n legion reports are based an
.,sa'i "a "f up"n actual facts" I'm
."".YF we ."it"r pah.lc the icriGu
"'Hi' ~ IE national euumuui.r
non" in' findings VIII h., r5v.n
~. !ugs, publicity ia wIiI be founI
'.'' ''H'"h u"s not .uEcrstat.d ma
case ia any particular" ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
EDWARD LACY GRAHAM
IS DEAD AT LEXINGTON
Especial to Tho rim.s-njs,...,,

ENN'0I'I 20 Tho IImos -NIsnatcNl
LEN iNGToN. VA, March ao.-I.d-
w'rd iacS Graham. president of tn,
washington and Lee Alumni AssocI-
"''on aud prominent local merchant
"'"d this morning OF heart troub,c
i"'iowinp an iiin"sS of several ,nontbs
! "o funeral viii take place here at
o'c'oc1 Monday afternoon.
MI Graham Is survived by his
brother. Judge Samuel j. Graham. OF
the United states Court of cams;
4 "!Ster, a daughter ana three sons.
MI %! Tho sons served cousp.cuousIy
IN the world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Isnrnn ,Iuncb,,.cn

Miss +. Il. {. INSTRUMENTATION Mum
chauseh was the ina rinary hero and
entitled The Adventures Of Baron
Munchus"n. They were first pub-
liShcd in England in 1885 by Rudulrh
frlch kd%p". an cNpatriatci German
ana were followed by TRANSACTIONS and
limitations in German and other Ian
fuaScs. The nam" OF the hero is said
20 he derived from Jerome Charles
frc"eriSk Eon MUnchauScn. Il German
o!iiccr in the service of Russia. VINO
became notori,fts for his ridiculous
tale" of adventure. 1t is said that
by much repetition h." came to hc-
lee in the truth OF his most cNtrav-
aEant stories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
E,crilrnt Picture NJ Isis.

In Charlie. tho big elephant that
mas AN Important roi" in "'rhc Re
distr hu,iuE for tia Numa pirr.ir,a
Corporation, the company found an
ideal May moving van when pre-
raring Tor thu Jungle sCcncs l'ifty
riou- Kinds at folja." were trans
planted !" balboa. cal. FOR Tho bUlld-
Ing OF III. jungle. and Chnrli, lh"
faithful d.d most OF ~" hauliuW H."
pushed down trees with tho ,arc OF
a hammer on a peanut she'll. II IS
Tho ISIS Offering all week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
information Bureau

inquiries regarding almost nny
''p'' rN'cptin. on legal and medical
SupIrctS' arr answered free ~ MI
ihuHirirN ar" answered directly nv
personal letter. - srIr-nddrc,srJ
stamped envelope * required. Al
dr">s the Timrs-Dispatch Informa-
ton tinrcau. Richuonu, ya.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
OPERA I'D PARIS PLANS
10 GIVE MOTION PICTURES
10y Assoclated rreas.l ]

PARIS. March 20. The opera plans
Z" civ" mot.on-picturr matinccs To
avert a threatened deficit of 10000
francs which Parliament has refused
t" meet through an increased subsidy.
some members of tho Chamber OF
Deputies DECLARED That singing and
dancing were less Important than re-
partitions. and suggested that tho
opera forget some of it's artistic dig
nifty and try to make money tho
sam" AS dance halls and thca,crs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

The bis gaia celebration OF the
Broadway Th"atcr opens today with
DUraldinI in The Woman Unframed, y
IN conjunction with a prologue, IN d.
Guiding the personal appearance oil
S!guc Paterson, famous Swedish
dancer, who introduced the hula to
New York society. Miss Paterson
viii appear in the Hawaiian musica!
review. with Florence Armstrong,
lyric soprano: Marie Taylor. colora-
tura. and the Royal Hawaiian Quar-
tot Of ukciclc players. singers and
dancers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21


ONCE The burgariy epidemic clutchcd
~ Richmond 4 few weeks ago local banks
have noted a material increase in their s;i
ings deposits. That liz the ono GOOD that
has come out nj the crime evil. Possibly il
burglar scare could he staged l.. every
American community 1t would result in driy-
ING out OF its hiding places and sack into
circulation sufficient boarded money To To-
llcvc the present extended credit situation
and boost business alOnr ON the upward
grade. Failing that undesirable condition
it begins to seem that nothing short q, hard
times Will drag out the money that short.
sighted citizens have slowed away I'm all
sorts OF secret places. The government,
with bonds paying the highest rates known
IL TINS country in hl;y years the banks and
exchanges Offering solid securities a; nitruc-
tive inteces, returns. plus safety and the
pleas OF economists generally that all the
country's money be put to work having
failed TO accomplish the ond it may hc that
OILY re'rogarding hnrincss uucmp)c ymcnt
and consequent poverty win bring it about,
II that prove true /; will be condition to
which people generally will have contrib
uted by their stubborn refusal 10 c tncir
money 20 10 work. For il there can bo no
legitimate excuse.
Figures that show how ,iluid pubic is
boarding its money at time when there is
no plausible reason for it. aye siar.ling
They prove tina, there IS today almos; AS
much money in hiding as the total amount
in circulation in 1871. In that year the
money in circulation WAS S&.4I9l6S. 600.
by January J. 1921, i, haG !capch TO So
340,436,OOo, per capita Increase from $3i
10 So" NOW tile people ayk. What has be
come OF all this money?
Here is tho answer. Exclusive OF gold To
secure Federal Reserve BANK note Issues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Johns Hopkins scientists * experimenting
N how I" pr"ducs l"ng-lived flies. liz should
lie Swattcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
MINI>TtNE ALMANAC.
1heater Calendar
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Il. c., CORTLAND we'll known di.
yer says that in clear water objects
couid not BE seen with tn" aid OF an
electric light farther away Than five
or possibly SIN feet. To accomplish
this tn" water must be Absolutely
clear. In such water IN" lights might
possibly he seen hE the diver II he
was standing oipht r.ct away from
the position of the litsht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
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LONDON, March In ;ibsnlut,
silence, except Toy the drouiuv of
IA" vnnriaimS' voices ANA the ir,:,-
m,r"d hrchthlug uG Idle engines. tho
h'll IN hour sunday owe. ill.,. WV
spot Wh"I" the !il-iaici submarine
r." went 1" tn" h"ttom IN last Ian-
n.tfN winter mtncuvcrS. carry iu9
~ SlN "iiG'rs and men with hey.
"i"G ~ the squadron as it hravcd on
,hc unrip'I"d sea lag The K-9 with
inc imprisoned bodies of her men