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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

recently proposed another amendment t.
'he constitution. Il measure which promises
10 engage the attention OF tho American
people in large measure. He contends that
the power to ratify changes in the Con
stitution should DO taken out of the hands
OF State Legislatures and lodged directly in
the hands of the people themselves. His
amendment is designed to IN this
end.
Those thoughtful students of American
politics who observed the manner in which
the prohibition and suffrage amendments
To the constitution were adopted cannot
fail to agree with Senator Wadsworth that
Legislatures are no longer responsive 10 the
will OF the people which they arc presum I'd
TO represent. Each OF these amendments,
it can now be stated with safety, was liter
ally stampcded through the Legislatures Of
most of the States which ratified them.
If the people themselves had been per-
mi,tcd to vote directly upon the prohibition
amendment, for example, as they vote upon
other measures, il is difficult to believe that
,hrcc-fourths of the States would have rati-
fled that change. The only state that had
a direct referendum on this amendment
Ohio-rcjectcd prohibition by a decisive
majority, although the Supreme Court over
ruled that majority upon technicalities.
II is not to be assumed, Of course. that
II the Wadsworth amendment is eventually
ratified it will result in the repeal of any
existing amendments TO the Constitution.
y throc-fourthS vote of the States is neccs-
Sary TO effect repeal just as thrcc-fOurths
must vote for ratification before Il proposed
change is adopted and proclaimed. The
possibility OF repeating the eighteenth or
nineteenth amendments, therefore,, even
with the people voting directly upon them,
is remote. too remote perhaps TO be seri-
ously considered.
In order that similar movements may be
defeated in the future, unless the major
iy OF the American people actually de-
mand them. the Wadsworth measure ought
to he adopted. If prohibition had been or
daincd by the people themselves instead of
by more or less plant Legislatures, its en-
forcement would not now be little short of
IA public scandal, No army of enforcing
officers wonld be necessary. Public scnti-
mcnt would be strong enough to compel
obedience to the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
SEEN ON THE I
By HENRY EDwaRD MANNER
When Brave Me, u,,.t

Grave men boast OF their achievements
H"' ring the hillsidcs with their noise,
- carries very few dcceivements
for any of the old-time bows:
-, NM" Tor haven't they, too, done il?
iheS Know who in their turn have Dragged,
ana even now. they have begun It
N"" carry through until they're tagged.
"heh brave men boast. the mountains ,re,nb1e
Nhu rivers shake. and oceans roll:
"m' "ooe the cat. and why dissemble?
To boast is native 10 the SOM
NO tiinid husband e'cr so ridden
Hut Dragged of prowcss round IN. ,,,.,
:. ""ch III nome, does as he's hidden
-\hd is rs quiet as Il mouse.
l. OF the brave men am n C,nt.Ir.
MY voice rings deep. and wclkin .b,k..,
"iuhe is the Ego I am wrapped IN.
no never err nor make mistakes.
ana when my ~hoastinE voice starts ro,rirr
LIKE other men. my soul leans high
'h0 lar above life's heavens soaring
Iherc is no other Star than l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
sihrinkagc In Foreign Trade

TT HE unwisdOm Of new legislation de-
J. signed to prohibit or discourage i'm
ports of important raw materials for man
ufacturc finds striking emphasis i'll the di-
minishinG totals OF our foreign trade. The
March figures on exports and i'm ports show
that our exports tOtalcd $3S4,000, 600. as
compared with $4S9, 600 900 the month he
fore, and 100000. 900 in March last year.
The March imports totalcd $252. OOD. 900.
compared with $4,000 900 in March last
year. These figures were the more s~urpris-
ing because in previous months inaccurate
reports had been issued by the government,
due to Insufficient clerical service. Had ac-
curate figures been published through the
winter the marked trade shrinkage would
doubtless have shown itself earlier.
This severe trade shrinkage may not
wholly be attributed to price deilation;
there has been, Of course, much less COM
merce in quantity, as we know from the
large amount Of idle shipping and the re-
markable fall in ocean freight rates. The
excess trade balance in this country's favor
remains. however, even in the March re-
turns. for exports exceeded imports in
value by 1882. 900, 900. For the nine mouths
ended with March il was shown that the
country's balance OF trade increased So
500, 000. o00, compared with the increase in
tho balance OF trade OF $2,291, 900 900 for
the nine months period OF 1920.
still, despite this showing OF the decline
in our foreign the party in power
is going ahead with It's plans TO impose
tariffs that will still further cripple il. The
party leaders close their eyes to the patent
fact that as a creditor country we mus,
take our pay in goods. for the existing stock
of gold is very limited abroad. II is a fu-
tile as well as a blind policy for a country
with an excess trade balance Of several bill
hons OF dollars IN its favor. and with OK
ports still running ahead OF imports. To leg
state in fear OF being swampcd and ruined
by foreign goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
copyright. National Newspaper Scrvicc.)
The Inhnintion Eicni,

~ Ututt ftcnts
Query: Kindly tell me IL smoking three or
TOUR cigars II day and two pipcfuls OF to-
'acco harms "a young man seventy inches tall,
weighing l65 pounds, who looks ana feels
perfectly well. lie docs not inhalc: also he
smokes only light cigars. lie claims it does
i.ot hurt him.
y married woman recently wrote for adj
Vice on curbing the. cigarette habit which she
ma acquired under the notion that il was
smart to smoke cigarettes. The habit had
gained full control or the unfortunate woman,
ana sl'" could not endure Il whole hour with
out her dope. which she felt compelled to
sneak away ana take. And now She suffers
thht moral pain which so many dopcStcrs
strive to benumb with more dope or drink. or
Whatever ii may be. She fears her husband
VIII lose patience with her and cut loose.
she fears her other relatives may discard her
as an undesirable associat. for their children.
Ana she is alarmed. too. because she finds her
self compelled to inhalc every nun dccplv in
order to crafty her cravinE-or her imaginary
craving.
The absorption OF drugs like tobacco
through the lining of the mouth itself is
quite as active and complete as it is through
the lining OF the nose or that of the throa,
or bronchial tubes. Therefore. inhalation does
not increase the effect of tobacco. though it
may induce greater irritation of the nose.
throat or bronchial surfaces.
The other imaginary distinction made in the
readers query, though equally common TO
popular belief. is without foundation.
whether a cigar is light or dark or OF re-
puted mild or heavy character makes no
apprecinblc difference In the drug effect which
'hc smoker desires. That notion is. like the
notion of light beers and wines not Il mat
ter of tints or of the purveyor's or consumers
fancy.
~ man who has to have both cigars and
pipe is surely no moderate tobacco user.
~ man who has to seek the aid of q drug
like tobacco as regularly as he eats is GER
tninly confirmed in the drug habit-thc habit
has him. and the drug is breaking down that
precious thing which makes II man a man,
self-control or wi~ll-power.
Ola geczers past their zenith may have some
slight excuse for surrendcring to the aid OF
a drug of the narcotic order. something that
helps them 10 forget the mistakes they have
made, and all that sort OF thing. But youths
nave no such excuse. The youth who permits
SUCH a drug habit to gain control of him is
II sorry specimen. There is sometime lack
ing. Ills manhood Is not quite up to the test.
TIC cant meet life without Dutch courage.
IhinEs as they are friShtcn him, and so he
resorts TO the gentle narcotic. tobacco. which,
at least, enables him Ito make q bluff at in
Inference or prcoccupation and 10 to weather
those many moments Of embarrassment and
chhgrin that remind him OF his weakness and
ineflicicncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY TOMORROW
Famous Musicians Coming TO city
auditorium Under Leadership
or Modest .A%ltschulcr.

when h hour arrives for ~. bo-
EihhihH OF the opening number o-
az 'ohtrft 10 b" given at the CITY
Auiitorium tomorrow nigh, D., ~,
RUSSIAN symphony Orchestra, 49,
WI! probably not be a vacan, scn, In
,nat hlE hall. not even on tho etnrc
IN" latter has been given over ia ,J,c
Schoni children of IN" city. and ,ick-
etc Tor that section have been n,uc.d
Oh SAFE M a nominal price at the box
West broad street -
robert smith. the local manager.
VII! receive the grateful. IL unspokcn
'hhhks OF tho young people of tho
community FOR his generous offer. for
| viii make possible for a large num-
~ OF thrin admission To n wonderful
concert which othcrwisc they might
not hear. walter g. Mercer. director
OF music In the schools. has announced
I" the students this advantage placed
IN their way. and all music teachers
are busy spreading the GOOD news
among their puptls.
On the program are two numbers
which are figuring in the music mem
>ry contest now being carried on in
IN" Richmond acknowledgements SIav''
and "Marchc Miniatu-c"-both by
Ts~chaikowekl Thus the young pco-
pie viii be able to hear Russian mu-
sic OF the highest order !ntcrprtcd
Without II peer among orchestra con-
huctors. Modest Altschulcr. who
formed his orchestra ~purposcly 10
give the world the sorrows and ro-
nance OF his own people through mu-
sic. Is one Of the worlds forcmost
conductors. and those vino listen to
HIS players are alwaye richly reward
"d. Their" are yet a few good seats
!"ft. hut the umbc Is exceedingly
limited. Make reservations at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Greece Protests Policy of Allies
GBy United News

ATHENS, April 26.-Grccce has uttered n
strong protest against the ubstruc,ionist
policies Of the entente through which the
ic'i'nio forces have been prevented from DC
cupying the city OF
which undoubtedly would have dealt a death
no" l" kemalist aspirations. The Turkish
capital is the most vital stronghold in III.
empire and without it Mustapha Kcmnl's
cause would be lost.
Lloyd GEORGES opposition TO this movement
- Undermining international peace" declared
Deputy Stratos, leader of the conservatives
The allied occupation OF Cons,antinoplc is
merely provisional, and should not prevent
frccco from capturing tho city and admin
istcrinE IL, since Greece is mt war with Turkey.
This would enable us TO. strike the vital
Nov and end this century-lonG struggle. Eng
land is Il Christian nation and should be
more sympathct!c to Greece than to the Mos
lens
Stratos called the governments attention
to Tia" presence OF hundreds OF thousands of
Russians in Constantinople, who are coloniz-
ing Asia Minor and rapidly changing the
complexion OF the population in that territory.
lie further declares that Greece was unable
to feed the $4,000 survivors OF General
Wrangels armies. who are now scattered
through Mytiiene. Lcnnos and SaIonika.
Gounaris, accompanied by chiefs of the
War Department. will visit the Smyrna front
Wednesday To review tho military situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
making Distinguished Lineage
Bar to Office In
ttrufpsn

TO the Editor of Til. I,imcs-pi.,,,,
Sill see from the Itichmond ma
pers mat Mr.. Trinkle has at,cmutci
W '"H"'h away his remarks hereto
iore h'ade. and which had been con-
S'r"c" by tho press and public as n
statement that MIR. Tucker WAS ho udi.
cappcd by distinguished ancestry rbn
paDiIc would have welcomed n n,,
"'h'"l of such lnsinuation. Hut AIR
i''hhio has not redeemed himself |
d""'' nm as follows: What did saw
was mat no man should be chosen
Governor of VIRGINIA an ,r,ou,, -.
what his father. or his u,cr.. 80. ,,.
'uh'S mad ACCOMPLISHED. believe in
TOM" 80
Why did MIR. Trinklc make ,ho,
statement? We presume me- moan,
something. Ana we can prc.un, ,h,,
III what h" says he is trying ia go,
votes VIII any game ana honest m,u
say that the above u~uotntion is mn,
It pam l~hsinuation that Mr.. Tucker
,"uen, I',h strength because of dis
,nEuiShcd services To tho public hy
ms ancestors, ana that this o,,rht
not 70 he? Does he not hois, ih..
warning and danger signal against
ANY man who happens 10 have a lis
,"S"'Hn'" ancestry; Is there any
cScaT" from this conclusion Again
what did IN" make the statement for
IL ~ waS not to be for his advantage
anu Mr. Fuckers di~sadvanturor Why
!ue mo thiS campaign "a iippant re-
mark about Mr.. fuckers father. ana
~rSp-cIa!ly why lug In anything about
ms duntS.' who should at lcas. be
.ih'huh" from politics. Ills cNplaua-
non it iai worse than an homes; and
frank admission OF his purposc. VIII
Nr. irlhkl" answer just WHY lie
brought in this matter IL Il, was MOI
I" prejudice Mr.. Tucker. IL possible.
fortunate enough pcrhaps uniform.
n"t"l TO have had patriots Of dis
iincti"n for his forebcars? We sub.
mt To Il candid and patriotic peoplo
whether such an attitude is not SUI
itci"nt to condemn any aspiraut for
G"Eern"r Of Virginia? Does IL no,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
News Of Fifty Years Ago

From the iiichnond Dispatch. April 81. 1911
The wholesale merchants Of Richmond will
this year establish Il rule of closing their
places Of business at 6 o'clock every even
Ing from May I to September l..
The following gentlemen have been elected
vestrymcn Of st. Johns Episcopal Church.:
DR.. John Dove. T.. II. Carrington, John Fl.
Greanor. J. +. Glenn. Thomas Potts, l.. j..
Bossiemx. J. d. Whitehead. George Bell. Cyrus
BossieuX, William j. Yarbrough, John Viles
and David McMinn
Judge Wexford yesterday granted a charter
TO the American Tobacco Manufacturing Com
pany. of which &. H.. Osborne is to be presi-
dent. The company is already manufacturing
tobacco in this city
1t has been decided 10 lay tho cornerstone
OF the Free Bridge on the 4th OF May.
The Power and rerils OF the Age" is the
subject Of the lecture to be delivered at Broad
Street Methodist Church by DR.. james a. Dun
can next Tuesday night. The proceeds arc
to go to the aid OF the Clay Street Methodist
Church.
There were heavy frosts throughout the
West yesterday. Louisville. Cincinnati and
st. Louis report much damage in those re-
gions.
The population of Petersburg. according to
the late census, is now s,744 white. 1915
blacks and 81 Indians. Total, 1880.
Hon. W. W. Corcornn is dangerously Ill at
his home in Washington. The doctors offer
but li;tie hope OF his recovery.
The French government is rapidly concen-
tratinS troops to make the nnal efforts to
suppress the revolution. L, is said that in
the event OF its failure within the next week
or two the Prussans will intervene. and will.
OF course. net in tho interest OF the gov
eminent.
The VERSAILLES government Is ready to meet
it's first financial obligations to Germany un.
der the harsh terms OF tho treaty OF peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day

smack of Cole BlcaSc. of South Caro-
INA. and Lenino and Trotzky? Mr..
Trinklo Is Il lawyer, and we may as.
sumo an ambitious one. Does he nout
,ne tArt That st. George Tucker.
Sreat-grandfathcr OF his opnonrnt
was among the first to adorn our
nIehcst Court OF Appeals. was an au-
nor OF note upon great legal sun.
Jccts ana nodded the laws under
Which we live? Does he nout Bevrrlv
"rhcr. 4 great uncle. who was the
au!nor OF the most concise and val
u'nI" work upon pleading, and ex-
FOUNDER of law at old William and
NIFTY IN carly times? Does he fout
rathhnh - George Tucker. the grand
lH'hrr who also adorned our Cour,
"t Appeals rs it's president, and who
'Nnoundcd the law at the University
gu NirEinin. and who inuururatrd TN,
m"n"r system ut that institution. ana
now adopted by all collcrcsp And
does he i'out John Handolph Tucker
ms rather. the great constitutions
ihwNcr and c%Npoundcr of law MT
~iSiihSton and Lee. and stood like
Il for democracy and cnnsti-
'"'ioiIal government during the war
as A'torhcy-,;cnota Of Virginia and
hufihE reconstruction days In Con.
Sr'ts' Nro these ~forcbcars handi-
GAPS Like bcEcts like. and other
,minE" h.'nE equal may We not as
sum" that Harry Tucker. has and will
FOLLOW ia tho footsteps OF his fathers"
Nay. with hi. long line Of prorcui-
t"tS. diS~tinEuish"d for great anu pa
irl"tlc public service" cooking down
upon him. Harry Tuckc has .muIatcd
them IN their love" OF truth and ius-
tee, aud "a" stands "a worthy son OF
worthy stt"s. II Is a dark day for
Virginia when It's youth are invite!
to $ii""r at great patriotic rervir. to
the public. and are taught that such
when handed down by prcccpt and "N-
ample ar. Il handicap TO public pro-
motion
MIR. Trimklc. lot the public know
why Euu have warned them against
q candidate because of Respectable ana
dist!nguielIod parcntagr for which n.
is not responsible. Has HAIRY Tucker
or his friends made amy claim for
q v"i" because Of such fact? Has
1t been mentioned by any one save
yourself Harry Tucker is Il candi-
date Ur"u his own merit. ana his
rrINat" and public record. Can il Ia.
vaintaid thai ne has served his State.
his country and his party ably and
faithfully during "a lonr life:
HUGH \. WHITE.
Lexington, Va. .Npril &c. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST
AT FIRST BAPTIST TODAY

sheppard Webb, assisted by Miss
Anita kl"ss. Will play this afternoon
at IN" First Baptist Church mt 4
o'c!pcis. rs part OF the Music Mem
DRY Contest which is heInr con
uu''ed Tor The benefit OF school chill
drcn.
me program will be: organ, Pill
grim $ chorus. Wagner. Violin, Cava-
tira. l;ar. Scramble. Schubert. Or
rah. Anitra's Dance, Grieg. Violin,
Elesic, M~asscnet. Evening Star
WaIn"r. organ. Andantc from Fifth
symphony. beethoven. Organ, Tri-
nmphai March from Aida. Verdi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Subscribe to Rond Fund

citizens generally we're heinz asked
TO subscribe 10 u fund for the i'm
D%rorcincnt Of pari Of the roadway
between Richmond ana Newport
news Thr Question was brought up
cial Travellers. when G.. l.. Reid was
named as chairman OF a committee
to secure the amount needed. Tho
STRIP to lie improved. ii was stated.
is near TOWNSVILLE. II was said that
neither the ouniv nor the State
could max" the suggested improyc-
ments under restrictions imposed
upon them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
SOUTHERN TO WITHDRAW
FROM UNION TICKET OFFICE

The Southern Railway Company
will withdraw from the consolidated
passenger ticket office. now operated
at $50 East Main street by all Of the
railroads entering Richmond. IL was
yesterday. 1t was con-
sidcrcd probable that the new Office
will be operated in connection with
the new Southeastern Express Com
pany. which was recently formed.
Tn consolidated Office was opened
while the roads were under Fedora
control. The withdrawal Of The
southern will not materially affect
the office ana officials ]nnounce ycs-
tcrday that II would not he closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Mayor Approve, Ordinance

Mayor Ainslic yesterday approved
he ordinance directing the Comp
roller to place To the credit OF the
musings Court a sufficient sum TO
tho cost OF property recently
secured by the cit! through condem-
nation proceedings for improvements
to Il and Streets. aad the ordinance
authorizing h Director Of Public
Safcty TO close certain streets at GER
tam hours. 70 he used as play places
for small children,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar
ynud.vuu.

ACApEMi-Keith vaudeville.
iiiJou-Hcrt Lytell. in "a Mes
axe From Mars"
iSlS-iiouse Peters and Jane
Np.ak. In 'lsobei."
i.fKiC-Mae Murray, in The
Coded Lily"
pnEoN Constance Talmadge.
~ 'ItoH .nc. and A~rabclia."
..,E icTOK Edmund Cobb, in
wv OF tho Street
Ken The Tiger Band: also
i'l.C t:biRD-Lomisc Lovely, In
~ hl!t the bcvil laughs"
pAbWAY- Mildred Harris, In
"lnr Woman in the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Qualification. I'm chnnrcrr

Uny r.. MosbN ana ChnrIcS VI. Moshv
yesterday qualified in chancrry Court
as cNccutor" OF the estate OF Con-
stance r. Cosby. valued mt Sll.50O, and
Joan Flnskcrs qualified as admins
traitor OF the estate of George FLASK
crs, valued at 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
H..

Faith is \ great thing.
confidence in a clerk. for instancc-won
aeriu!! The bond Is merely a matter of form.
Faith. too, in things spiritual.
Ihe PURITAN. the early settlcr-what won
ut'tui laiih he had. going to church every
sunday with his Bible under his arm.
That he toted a muskct on his shou,dor
was merely Incidental.
We trust cverybody; the world Is built on
trust. Security is only put in to kind o. set
il of.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

FREDERICKSBURG VA. April &c.
The Democratic County Committee
Of Orange County has passed "a reso-
luton prohibiting any voter who
voted Tor the Republican nominee in
the last election from voting in tho
primary TO be held in August to nom
mate "A Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

y masS-mecting of the City Wide
held Friday evening at $40 o'clock
AT the I:eformcrs' Hall. when Or.
William IL. Hughes. the new prcsi-
dent. and members OF Committees,
OiliCes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
To Organize Auxiliary

Organization of Il State Women's
Auxiliary OF the American Legion Will
be considc2ed at Il meeting OF dele
gates from all posts in Virginia to be
held here May IL ana ii. The State
Executive Committee will hold it's
quarterly meeting at the same time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Attachment 7. orJcreJ

Suit was instituted and attachment
issued in the City Circuit Court yes
tcrday by Raab e Co. against the
Schwartz Company for $3.50 on ac-
count OF an arrangement OF lease for
certain property on Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Charcoal I.ph,. DoIry .rh,u~,,

~ " man got no money an no friends"
sal" Charcoal Eph. rurninativcly. che los,
nhtcheily git out he line an hook an dig hal,
-" buhIierc me. de fish don know no,bin. ,,Ii
po"'h 20 trouble an jes bite de same. Eat n
drumstick, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27

Here is the way the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
looks ut 1t: The fact that tho Senate has at
last ratified the treaty with colombia is hailed
as Il victory for the Harding administration.
ficrc is an obvious distortion Of values. II is
rather II victory for justice and national
honor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
SJmnnfhy-

i haven't eaten a bite ina week. Num-"
*'ld the Hobo. al the back door.
MY. my!' exclaimed the kind old lady .1
must give YOU ii spoonful of my minco,
pickles. They're n splendid appetizcr,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
II.1Eninppc.

Nearly every great man bumps something
ride is n mighty poor substitute for posses
Sion. '''e'
bright child and Il phonograph. for
monotony. w.
When the preacher comes to dinner. the
folks all eat. wy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
Up With the Times
IHy II. O.. IT.

If one Queen over In Iielgium create. n
sensation when she goes 10 vote. think of what
VIII happen when $4,000 Richmond queens step
up to the ballot box in August.