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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-04

Another amenaalesst u Tie coast;-
tuition is about q lie proposed making
II illegal to rev anything Int trou-
Die Los .inge les Times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-04

One woman can make home happy.
Hpt Two IF en- cant. SYRACUSE
kEeIaid -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-04

ii the Pres dents room. NJ
$ IN re. red 70 his motor car and
r, rned 10 his now home on Il s;reel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

now on tho road to Harvesting atomic en-
orgy. of which few grams of matter con-
tain enough TO raise 100000 tons 5000
feet. Why not? Why. science is phloso-
ply! Science is simply mattcr-of-fact;
that is all philosophy ever was
1t would appear that the specialization
that has produced such extensive develop
mcnt in science has been in numerous in
stances carried beyond the point Of safety.
When specialization becomes retroactive. ii
gives us single-tracli minds. that cannot APP
preciate philosophy as the perspective OF
truth-the synthesis OF facts. Likewise
has philosophy been treated in many in
stances too lax by the people. Ovcr-gen-
cralization has given us dahblers who can
not appreciate that science is merely mat
ter OF analysis and classification. They.
therefore. confuse the two and fall easy
prey 10 the miracle man Of science.
Il is noted III recent report from Lon
don that Lord licadley has made public his
belief that in the future wars may he won
by an officer in tho War Department build
inE delegated tn push the button that Will
iihoratc great atomic energy which. he said.
Scienc" is now prepared TO harness This
liberated energy could DESTROY every bit OF
human life within hundreds of square
miles.
Nikola Tesla. tho great high frequency
"Nperimentcr i'll defense OF philosophy ag
grcssivciy asserts that man must continue
to earn his daily bread. and points out that
it is unlikely that the exploded atomic en-
e'Ey would really be deadly. the body not
ollcrinE any great resistance to the passage
OF this kind Of energy under high pressure.
lie further asserts that the Harvesting of
atomic energy is one OF tho most remark
abl" scientific Illusions ever recorded in
'olving the same fallacy as that of produc-
Ing perpetual motion. No. there will never
be self acting engine. The public. he says.
will never be able to corral all of the loose
energies OF nature in such II way as to press
a button and have three minute eggs cooked.
tcrvCd and digested for it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Ri.iito. Frankie.

Fhe "iNcr day Wo rctcrrod 10 a scNrcCrDw IN
our whe"thcld. +. II. W. writes US sarcas-
ticaily and asks Since when did farmers start
sing scarccrows in wheat. We reply: Ever
since science taught to rotate crops We
7hd corn in there last year. Frank OLD TOP
and ", didn't tar down tn" scarccrow when
\" planted wheat for carly grazing and 20
tar under 'or this years corn. And what
was the hi",d man doing ont in our your.g
wheat: Why. W" sent linn ont there to chase
the nctEhSor'S .hick'is out. but the cN..kei.s
bit him ON tn. leg and scared him of.
Replying to your inquiry. AEricola. yes de-
cidedly: the farmer is getting what Sher,na
sara war was. lut wait uu;U hr quits feed
inr tn" city and just raises food and provcndcr
TOR MS household and the fcllah getting what
that was Will be moving bricks in the back
%ard t" plant coupa beans and stave Off
famine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Voice Of the People on Topics of the Day
Rail Question Ono That Press of
Country Has Been SitlcStcp-
inn. SnNS krnilri.

. To IA" Editor of The. Times pfsn,t.h
Sly on are To h" congratulated
on your recent editorials on the rail
nm"hS. anu ~" wae"S they are paving.
rms is on" at two grcut uu.Stions
Nh''h thr press of the country has
been consistently sii"s,"ppim@. or
an t"it"r might l." expected to handle
bomb h" found on his front porch.
ram speaking would seem rather to
hv needed
railroads. are the arteries oi trad.
iH"lr efficiency means prosperity
ih"sr breakdown disaster Today
'hcN are headed towards ruin. and are
Town Win them. even tn" men who
ar" killing the goose that laws Tho
Golden "rc. Tho "Norhitaut war
wages paid railroad men. though til"
ne war IS over. aud ncccssurins of
M" hay" fallen as much as hish rates
VIII pcrmit-ar" SIM being demanded
hh' paid business cannot bvcoin"
normal while THIS continues
What - IN" remedy Labor unions
SLY. government ownership" which.
according 10 tho old prescription.
means. tine hair OF tho dog that BIT
him. Ia "th,r words. talk" tn. rail-
roads out of TIA" hands of men Of
brain cu"rsy and "Np"r!cuc". and
put them iu TIA" hands IF politicians
WHO'S" val" mrCum is get votes and
with Hli tHY getting. I:"i NOR" votes e
81
nave always h-en Wis. a. nlSi Ia ih"
publ" or To th"ir employees !, is
many years. however. since a rail-
road president cursed the public. op-
unions niece Ssary IN" boot has nov
b''n transferred To tho oth"r Leg. but
IN" public has maintained it's posi-
non as ia" innocent hystnndcr. to-
whom tn" railroad i.'c now willng
are not
government ownership in Eutopa
may hc all r!Eh'. but christian vivil-
lHhtipn has not y,t tempered tho
S"liishn"sS OF IN" human vac" sur
ii"icntiy 20 enable Va 10 adopt u.
hd"r roN'rnm'ni ownership long
list OF rules w"r" adopted. many
unbusin"sslik" ana absurd: tn. unions
went deep into TN" Treasury by means
OF ih"S" rules and their constant do
mands and threats. ana all The time
labor was sluwiuG dp"n nnd b"com-
Derry IN both cypress and freIEh: in
creased enormously under govern
mcui owncrshlp In consequence" tho
puhlic has had !" pay millions IN
freight ami passenger rates. aud be-
sides millions moro i'm dyUciyuricS
Why should farmers and Farm
hands be taxed 10 afford railroad
men an cirht-hoGf day wh"n they
'EcmSolVcsr WHY should money be
taken from 'h,ir pockets 90 uay 'h.
'Nurh.tnut wages uuw pad railroad
mon y fertilizer cumIany recently
NOR" IN freight "u raN material.
and This cost was ra, s,i uu 20 tho
farmer. Thru wl 700, t.r'i'i2 =
reached tnr iaim h"juI uufae-
'ur"d article. tin" iafwe' hl1 do sfIi
MEG"r rate and ir.i"as. 20 ut Two
great raises ON the .alu- .r."ehasr.
However, when his whta' aud curt
reached IN. market. ia, rr,.u.l, was
To-. l.4.F
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

~" pubic, he also suffers because
.i'IEh' rates necessary to pay such
traffic VIII bear. For InstnnT. h.,u
Zine carloads Of locust posts sold ;
muI thc buyer. bcCHus" OF tn" honvy.
'Eh' rate, abandoned the purchase.
Nc IoSt tn" POSTS. ! lost the sal.
~, , th' railroad lost the Tonnage.
~ - gong on ia thousands of
instances every day. all over ih..
'""hirN. ih"rc VIII h" no bulliiur
nor any permanent Improvement m
BUSINESS Hhtil thcr" j. relief from
these Mar wages now upnr.ssirr ~.
h'"rI" %: our innd Tor the hcur,i,
'i on" class. Their" ar" many ran
i"a" union men Who are lust and
reasonable. and who r.cu.uiz, and
aunt th"S" inc;s. II - To b. hoped
mat thoir Influence Viii be f"lt in
bringing about an adjustment OF
WAGES, which Viii ho To the interest
'i themselves and "f all classes of
our people.
SAMUEL. ~ WOODS.
charlottesville. Va. March -. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

-. j. ~. GROVE Norman lIapgood
'di;"r aud diplomat was born in
Chicago in 1865. Uc IS q graduate
of Harvard. lie entered journalism
as dramatic critic II tho N"w York
E"mmoroial ADVERTISER and the BonIi =
man IN 1887 aud continued that work
until 1908. when he became editor Of
Golfers Weekly. II was In that
position That Mr.. i!apgood first be-
came widely known. lie Resigned
tho caito"srip "f Golfers in lHl2aud
tho i"llowmr year became editor Of
iilru"rs W',kiy. which position
he held until ,nnt periodical was
merged with TN" Iudcp"udru; in 1916.
Early in 1913 Mir IiapGond was APP
pointed miuistcr &" Denmark He
returned To :hc Iutcd STAGES in De-
cemhcr of thht ycav. 'fhc opinion
prevailed among many officials shat
he was not rcnum!uat-d 10y the State
department because he was Consid-
cred to" radical Tor the diplomatic
service. Mr. Iiargnpd is the author
OF Literary S,Htcsmcn. Daniel
Webster" "Nhraham Lincoln
'Gccrgr Washington, The stage in
America and Industry and Prog
TcSs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
LICENSED WAREHOUSES;
IN u. S. PASS 800 MARK

WASIIlNGTON. March -G-Thc
number "i licensed warehouses IN
the United states has passed tn" 3pc
mark. and ls increasing rapidly.
George Livingston. chief Of the be
par'm OF AgricuitUr, s bureau of
markets, said in AN address b"
fore tho american Association of
Refrigeration. The licensed cstab-
Iishmcuts inc'Gd" those dealing in
cotton, grain and wool. nc said.
Mr.. Livingston announced that his
bureau had drafted plans and spcci-
iirat0ns Tor "a standard rciriScrator
car based ON exhaustive investigations
and tests : bout 1000 OF the rcirigc-
rGtor ears now in operation meet the
bureaus specifications. Ne added. and
thr lntcrStat" Commerce Commission
has recommended The building of
10000 more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
FRENCH NERVES FRAYED
BY HUN FAILURE TO PAY

J. IS. March - Even in ,bo
Lein Nati"n Of The Easter HOLIDAYS. In.
norN ; %, me French p"opl" arc he.
p'ich;ion over Gcrmany's rail,r. f.
InhHc good on what Franco b"ij.v.g
10 u" her righ'fml "hlirations. cri,i-
nF rb. n%S di,%;,ni@Etd tho postponcmcmt
hasSad"rs in which tho cst:,blisbron.
~ .hc Gus ,"inS chain along tho Ehinn
49,, IT," lEeant hlamos Grca, Rri
.tih Tor Inc delays In cnforcjnr tbc
pchh ties decided upon i'm i.nrd6,
MI W." common, IS made in friend
ION" int her than In a spiri, NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Enough Of k,r.. ana t.r.rl.

70 the Editor of IN" Times Dispatch.
SIR Your editorial nrti,l" Of
March - on Saving The Railroads. %
should command TIA" thnurhtrUl at
nnd independent newspaper which
d"r"S Np""k OF government and
stat" 'lui"ri"rcuc"." and Gls,uigS"s
ih" remedies suggested hy Tho labor
unions - 'rr"post.r"us
surely wc hav" mad enough ~ tn"
KICKS and gTuWlY of labor leaders .
their threats shock and Insult tn"
pUhli,
IS a railroad man. in close touch
with many executives / dp mo-, hr.
love tn" ,hnrg" az TIA" labor leaders
that tn" railroads are trying to de-
stroy tn" unions. With conservative
ana wisely governed unions. such for
'N"mpi" ~ ia" hro' I"rhood Of Loo
'"iUo'ivc Engineers. Of TIA. order -.
Railway Conductors. tn. roads nave
no quarrel; but fNoy ar. resisting In.
payment ~ uUcnruod wares result
'nr from political pun. and tho uu-
tair ANA Ind cfcusihI" wording rules
which pat a premium upon laz!u"-s
md hHh Workmanship, and disoour-
*" ana diss,i~t To" homes, working
man. capital Mas as greedy iu tnr
past as IA" unions NOW ars. ana |
'liur ~" uW"ug hHV" boon y Er.ut
hrIu 80 labor. but employers knyr
nov ' IS ur To tn" unions SO
rIE'lt- nd.d imam wants 90 again
."r urut!i ur uy"rNvpri,'d lT hur. but
r tH" Urinu- a' 'uf mend 'h".r wuNs
ana xiv tl" consumer u Square G.uI
'bcy viii luSu 'h" suppurt ~ tHrtr
own honest members aui TO, auol
wllj ~ Inv public. aHd NIL Goo d.--
l.lLnriiN T MYERS
Richmond. Va. March -. 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
EDITOR OF PHILADELPHIA
EVENING BULLETIN DIES
Itr Associated rress. |

rIiiLA DELPiIlA. March 2i-Wil-
liam i'cr-inc. aged 81. editor in chief
Of the Philadelphia Evening Eulictin.
dicd yesterday after Il brief Illness.
Mr. pcrrinc was widely known in
newspaper circles. For many years be-
sides his editorial duties. Inc con
Quoted under the name - Penn" Il
column entitled "Nlcn and Things
that was widely read.
Mr.. rcrrinc was Il native Of Phil
ndclphla. and was connected with To-
cal papers before he took al editorial
work on the Bulletin in 1876 uc
was an authority on local ana state
history lie was member of the
Pennsylvania Historical society. and
also u member of the state Commi.-
sion for the Revision OF the Consii-
tuition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EnN.AND MANNER
RnIny Ilnss

hainN days are gloomy days
ii TN" heart br gloomy.
iui somewhere there summer rays
HcEond this curtain thick with haze
For -! the world is roomy.
Rainy days are weary days
III the heart be weary.
hUt somewhere there are Gunls and cheers
Beyond the valley OF our fears
For all the worlds not dr.ury:
Rainy days are Weeping DAYS
If the hear, be Weeping
Eui laughter is the JOY Of life:
Beyond this little space of strife
Tho soul OF is lcaping
So shall /. and so may YOU
Sing or lie complaining:
Why should YOU and | go borrow
Troubles from tho Bank Of Sorrow.
Even though it,. raining?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
The Poets Corner


"EnStcr Morn"
ct.Jo'co. -! men. ltcJn!c"i III song.
rr,hE as ,hnu never hast -hroionr
my ialieluiar--augclS hear
The voice OF each shall hcovrr c,,,,,-
nrj"ice' Oh. man. Rejoice! lis dcpe
me promise kept. the victory Won
, ne sorrows gone. Yes. Christ arose.
''"" ''>eS 10 greet Inc" at lifcs close.
Rejoice Yes! men, Eoioicc,, I,or,b co
me world into. scck hiEn and low
Nh" nrlng back of the fruits tho
OF His love that this old world needs.
Rejoice! lilo! man. Rcjolcc,-Forlorn
,:"t tears OF joy this Eastcr morn
RIO" from the soul till eyes shall
And III Thy heart with love for Him.
BY SAM SIMMONS.
Richmond. Va. March 81. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Oklahoma "Boo,leggcrs"
Use Parrots as "Lookouts'

OKLAHOMA cry. OKLA.
March 20 Rootlcgp"r~ in this
state are employing parrots as
"lookouis.'
Charles Campbell. oklahoma
city CrrS'nhic, and a squad az
icputy sh"r!ns rald"d Il r.sIn"ur"
N"Si"fIaN ~ th"y rcHrch the
2.ag,. ih"y heard a Shrill voice
Her" comes the law H.rc
ONES the LAW"
\'tr- an Investigations. "r~s.,s
'oliy'' was found ur lu "a ,rcc just
outside IN" house repeating N"
varni E2s i'S owner had Taught It..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Reds SEEK Danish Trade roc,

IpPHN!lNGtN. MArcE DC Nugo-
tiations between representatives of
Danish trade AMI industry ana n Rus
soon. says the newspaper Social
pcmokratcn. NJ korshcniscn, uroiiI =.
cial rcprcse at Stockholm of
tho Soviet government. will come to
PAPER. armed with the powcr 10 make
Hi nsreemGht for TuSkia with ben
mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Notice to Readers of
The [imes-Dispatch

me Ttnirs-DIspntch.i I'm It's "vulce
u, 'hr fr"pic" column, wishes tU
give hp"rc promptly 80 MI rOrrrs-
pohurnts. but the pressure uf let
.'Fh az ~" srrnt thar the editor
~ forced. In order Ia present tupirs
,h me! nrc fresh mud U yhni
inlrrcst' Ia nsk correspondence Ia
cnhdcnsr their rommunicntIonsi I'M,
~" words. This request IL mn,ir
'h inc Spirit al fair pIny nnd We
are confident "a viii br met In TINT
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
information Bureau

inquiries regarding almost amy
t"nir. r>ccp'tnG on legal and medical
Subirr;>. are an>N cred free ~ nil
iiiuEi:ir> are answered directly nv
personal letter. scIf-a,idrcSsctI,
stamped envelope il required. td-
dress The fim">-Di>patch tufurma-
ton Bureau. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
y Camp Ice Memorial
| the current issue OF the Service Maya
zine, published by the Eightieth Division
' ct nrln-s ASSNrlnl ION tEis

camp lie" is doomed. sentenced to
IN" cruel aN Of tho salvagcrs Scnti-
inrnt counts for nauEht in the decision
of In" War Department to abandon
forever This one time home Of the
thousands OF -. - warriors who tim
!hiN entered It's portals. later to lrnv"
fearless with tn" husinCSSIikC step Of
IN" soldier Soon tn" hammers will
KNOCK 20 pieces the buildings whcr"
YOU h"lp"d write history. m. sacred
hIn"H"inln"d ground OF our iurofathcrs
VIII again hcCou" - dcsolHtc waste
with hcrc ana there Il patch OF scrub
ny nlh" trees. OF p"rChGur" some en-
i"rrrStnE ION OF old NilEiuin will at
irmpt to coaN tobacco and cotton from
the sardS Of Lee. II remained for ono
true friend OF the Eichtiyth 90 view
mus impending doom with All it's cold
irdiG Terence to sentiment ANA Ia start
puhli'ly for tho preservation or at
least "a part OF our old camping
ErnNn' as permanent park and me-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Nndnmc ,inric curic nouorc,,

NEW YORK, March 2G.-Awordi,,-
ny e"!h media " tn" National in
>,l."'' nl H"cial Sciences TO Madam,
Mar" tEr:c. discovcrcr Of rgdi,,m
ihS h'rn announced. Tho award
Mas made. II VAS stated. bocaris,. ~
, ,nI -, h'ht OF her discovery to hu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

1'hc railroads Gon't hesitate to ask a r,,d
d"ai while they are about it. They want higher
rates and lower wages at one and tho SAM.
tim" and also to he guaranteed :. profit
Raleigh Nc"s and observer
Secretary D"nhys refusal ,o r"scfnd the
lannon's winc-mcss order ISSUED 10y Secretary
Daniels was expected a matter Of co!rs,
Th" country has come long way sine. Mr.
Daniels smashed prcccd"n,s ana d"n-,I an I'M
"'iiHhl" storm Of maI"vol"ut criticism. Ard
h"nh% trstifies that regardless e! prohibition
the majority of tn" naval officers are now
convinced that Daniels was riGht. NSh.v!ue
citizen
The starting Of good roads work i'm The
stat" would mean the "p"nng of 1, ncv 4ru.,o-
WAY through which money would dow into ia.
various ta'" channels W" have the word of
ho:h Governor Morrison and chairman i..r.
that costs az road material is dropping TN,
financial ont ok is growing brighter aud tier.
Is u INC prospect that the coming summer
months Viii ind tho state we'll away ON the
mrs: stages OF It's $4,000. OOu roads hu,ldins
proeram- Charlotte observer
Anyway there is something cheering N
President iiardinr's attitud. regarding a visit
- North Carolina. lie doesn't act IN that Il
iu.En' "S well get II over with soon ny
pUssihlc' manner that some folks adopt in re-
plying to invitations.--W inst on EN- Journal
IT IS sara mat tho drys IN CONGRESS have -
objection 10 III" SALE OF beer FOR medicinal pl!r-
poses " ;ho prescriptions are not too iibcra
something like :, i.asroonful IN a glass Of
wa'er every other night would he acc.p. .a,e
wc supr"sc Ny Wilmington star.
rs always gloomy Weather to a man who
wr"'+ nnc glasses. Get the right Viewpoint
y"urseli ana YOU VIII nah business ss,l
all 90! ;n" tim" pHrAo,n Herald
rnar dicd in Western city reconl.y ann
'ci; hj' 'ntir" "stat" for park purpose. f.
MnN!a he hard in irlag!Hc = better muuua,,r.t
tina" ~ one that Wi! be erected 30 him in fhc
hearts - thousands in his native community
Is " resist of his hcnchccnc". s tn" example
ru' ur" 'hai mon OF wealth .lscwhrr- might
well "HuI"t' rwiu-city sentinel
i.."ry loud as som"on" has u,nut:-unv
put %. has a silver lining. y haarrdas nor
""s r"m"rking Yesterday that thlurs hav.
Icon m"f"cd down that luNurics az. hr.
i'N 80" luNury-taN line. AMI a shirt. f,r i'm.
.'"hH". ,.u b" procured on thu ;,s.i OF al
so.Gic cssity.--tirecnsDoro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

!
| W" Shaii rejoice and be glad l.. !t."-l'salu
| lN:2i
|
| About $500 years nro uos,. ,,, ,,. t.,,ish
/ pcori. out of the land of Eryp, far IRON, ,h.
! nous. OF bondage I,I,rn ~, ,,,.r. h.,I
! lahwch. God .: ,S:ac! s,,i ia t.st..r ,i ga.
| "' ''iS chosen f"!':. and All in vain. Al last
| IN" angel of Jahwch stood at the entrance of
| every nous" OF Israel ana For
IN" I'n''Is and door-posis smcnr"d with
'"c ""o' Oh the lamb IL" stood in turn he
i"ic every h"us" "t Egypt. entered in: and
Sth"'r with death every first born @: the
f|HP'''hS' f"r the lint"ls and door posts
"''" h'' sm''red with the blood OF TIA" Lamb
"' inc Exodus Wal! OF woe the
heavens as Egypt h"wai!"h the loss Of her
"TS' porn iitti" ones. Th" iharno Yielded and
~, 'S'"', 'r"c' ih"n tn" kinf rei"nt"d; and
:" S'"''. i.'' ''h"'h set
,I, ;. - " =" ~ ''NHP' ana ms
,i. ,. " '''' as = '""'""i'"'"E
- - va, ''' illuminating BACK
VI, ''','r' al inc PRAYER OF
"" '''.'" ''' waters "i 'h' re"
,,,, ~ 'S'"'' S'"'N sun. '"" 'W" mighty
.-y..nnr "''' '.'''' P"Es''
waters thcr .Jo.,.., :, ,.;,, ,,
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rhnr, rb,s ,,,,,,t,.,, =, '.
rf ,nir,rI,,n,,s -,
Ills chn.c,, ,,,,,,, ,
TO co,n,nr,unr,, ,ht , ,,t ~
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means n,.sn,.o-. 49,, No. .c
or Tho angel o,,. ,r -,
,i,nc No d,I, d,n -
...rhi. L,y Chi, -, ~ -
and vc shan koo, - '@' NY ., ,"u
,,,,- ..ror,,ir,. No., 80 -
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Tho wo,,Ic-. 81 ,
.f ,b, n,,-vols a, ,r,co - inv ,.,,r: ~
pcrso,io, All No.. ,tt, ,, ,''
of van" :, ,.n-i,,,,i,, ,nr 49,, ]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
ola. Hut Fat,

Again We dig up and reproduce that
cr"hi" joke Of The houScClcauinE season:
say. Jones what's your houscgiri's name -
fon mean the one that's just left. the ono
we've GOT now or the one I've hired for mex,
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Carrie Nation DIcJ I'm 1911.

Mrs T. =. ~ Eadford.-Mrs Carrie
Nation died june 9. lcll in tho Ever
gfUen tcE0:ti: 3; ss'5vtuN'Gr5:l, kds
She was buried IN Bolton, Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
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'lSHfctfc manufacturers should give Lucy
faEc CASTOR handsome chrome for discover
ing that the little smokes contain a Kick nifty
times as strong ae alcohol. Their sales may
10 expected To double.
VIVA, more natural than that retcrshurg's
'hous" Of mystery" should he used as the
abode OF spirits
Glad that Richmond celebrated ash can"
case is settled Sow We will have limo IN
catch MP IN New Works. latest divorce scnsa-
lion
Easter sunday and eggs n 30 tho dozen.
sure We're getting back to what MIR Harding
said We should rct back to.
New Comptroller of currency says falling
rtt'"s ovontunlIy may reach Washington rents.
hut ne * suspiciously silent about Richmond
chicago man sold his wife ana s,ili for
SO. liu' what y" cant understand !s vhy We
was Wiling To part Win hS sim!
rnssyfoo; johnson has left IN" hospital and
II Is understood 1t WAS not nee. ssary to pre-
scribe for him under Ia. recent !id-,il,iny rule
of tn" department
II Secretary wccks syaly IS Ac,orminra to-
-, i'rr2don back from Germany he should t. II
b, to TIA, y T.: T.
After all his tank ahor, -o,,cr house" rI.-,l-
NIX has been compelled l." douy himself d.
"'il'rs Another wisconsin he has failed TO
upset.