davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-01
:EL JUEZ TOWNER ACEPTA LA
AGOBERNACION DE LA ISLA?


Esta noticia que viene circulando
nsistentemente desde aver, no ha pp-
dido ser confirmada oficialmente, la
hora de entrar en- prensa Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
El Sr. Barcel6, a quien hemos inte-
rrogado acerca de 81 tenfa algdn ca
blegrama de Washington, en- que Sc
ratificara la noticia verosimil desde
luego agradable, 81 Sc tiene en- cuen-
ia que el Juez Towner la expresado
siempre sus mejores deseOs para
Puerto Rico, el Sr. Barcel0 sin0 la
afirma, porque dice que no tiene ell
texto terminante, tampoco desea des-
mentirla, v espera... Esa es Su re-
comendaci6n para todos. Hay que es-
perar. las noticias buenas hay que es-
pefarlas siempre.
Pero de nuestras cOnversaciOneS con
los leaders pOlfticOs, hemos sacado la
impression de que ell Juez Towner no
vendrfa, EN- el caso probable de que
venga, a ocupar un perfodo largo, la
gobernaci0n de Puerto Rico. Su mi
sion serfa circunstancial, una brillan-
tie interinidad en- la que Sc procurarfa
Y probablemente Sc conseguirfa, paci-
fear los espfritus.
81 es asf como esperan los prohom-
bres polfticos, 81 la installation de San
ta Catalina del hombre quien siguen
Ilamando los unionistas: nuestro gran
amigo, ha de traer al pals ese inapre-
ciable bien, tan echadO de menos des-
de hace tempo, venga en- buena hora
ell eminente pOlftico.
Pero por 81 acaso, no nos entusias-
memos demasiado....
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-01
Ell JUICIO POR DESACATO CON
IRA EEL TIEMPO."

Esta maiiana Sc ha celebrado en- la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama, el pro-
ceso que lie sigue aquella Corte de Dis
trito al peri6dico "El Tempo.
Los acusados son don Francisco
Barbosa, D. Jose Bazan, y d. Manuel
F. Rossy. quien defendera los otros
acusadOs.
Esta manana salieron todos para
anuplla ci1daOo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
News of Fifty Years Ago

'frnm the Richmond Dispatch oct, o. 1872
RICH, Rtv James Gibbons was formally in
stalled bishop OF Richmond sunday So
Hr"at was the crowd in and outside tho
st Peters Cathedral that police assistance
invoked
The FRS, Virginia Regiment returned from
Baltimore "u SUNDAY evening about . o'clock
after having spent most delightful time
'r. w. IL. Taylor. coroner OF Richmond. and
one "f the most experienced and celebrated
ana lyStirai crem.s's in the country has beer
retained az = medical export and witness for
tn" defense in the alleged Floyd poisoning case
which r"mcs up FOR trial in I.eesburE tomor-
morning
N.man, the sreat wizard and vantriioauist
appeared ~ Virginia Hall last night before A
good audience, who appeared TO he veil
pleased with his performance.
KEY r. 7. Baird II. n. preached his fare
we'll sermon az Third PRESBYTERIAN Church
sunday from the 2sth and o7th vcA.,s OF thu
2oth chapter Of Acts The sermon was uttered
under deep feeling and with great earnest.
ness. and was listened TO with tho utmos, A.
tention.
Bishop F. ". white ofrciated At s.. rsur,
Church Sunday in the absence Of DR. Min
nieerodt.
The annual meeting Of the Friends OF Tom
pHrance VIII he hcd IN tiordonsville toda v
omcers VIII he elected. \ number Of dele
xatts passed through Richmond to attend the
sessions Of the body
Archbishop Rayley has been tho guest Of
James Lyons during his stay in Richmond
The total number or scholars attending tho
public schools in Manchester IL AS follows.
white. females. l".; coiorcd II: white males
u.s. c"l"red 20: total. a"i At the Meade Mo
mortal Episcopal Church school, there arc :s
OF whom II males.
Thirteen extra officers were sworn in At the
Hcnric" Courthouse Yesterday to serve dur
ing the state Fair
George D. Wise" Major Frank Turner and
other speakers will address the people NJ
brakes store, oregon nm. tonight al TAO
O'Clock.
The German brig Flora. Captain Hanson.
entered Mt the Gust ON house yesterday from
New York TO complete her cargo for Rio
Grand". She is to take -four to be shipped
by the Gallego Mills Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

ti"wina more rapidly In the South than
elsewhere. and II is significant that an ad-
Joining column Of current news points out
'ho tncroaeing interest of New England
manufacturers lin possible locations in the
south"
Tho report of the Southern Railway head
fulT eustains. in all essentials. tho eoncln-
Zion d!etrihuted broadcast some weeks ago
hy widely recognized New York statistical
"co1oy1 that the South is leading the whole
country IN the return to stable and proa-
poroGe conditions. So far now han this re-
rp~e'f progressed that confident foreeaetins
h"lcRsp. no' 10 the experts or eesrs alone
las: 10 every student Of the economic trend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Workinu ~ on.

II" Thought h" could iiEht 4, OF
r:pi,aph which NIGH, ~" appropriate for
man: victim Of y bal theory
rIl'inc wIuirnilIs - :, sons hlc pureii;
compared with attempting 1" nch, off pnou-
ni"nia. tuberculosis "r rvphom f"v.r. Tn.
only SAT" rlac" t"r one 'ihrca,encd' by such
an illness is IN h"l win "a doctor and a nurse.
II possible. hut anyway In reasonably wide
bod.
An attempt :" nchr m ordinary coryza or
acut" "tttis media. h"wcv-r. ~ diT"r"n, Every
l'i'l" whit" vigorous hght ayainst .uch an
Illness really d""s succ"cd For the h.nn-
~ ~ amy VIII" may no, understood vhJ
! m"a" by N" terms ""rysa and acut" otiiis
media. ""ryza - tn" genuine ar,Ir. sn-cailcd
cold IA ~" head differing from the com
mon or ordinary sr-call~d cold" TT that II
remains ""ryza from beginning 10 end ana
d""s not turn into something ais" after q
day or two when the doctor ar victim iin, :,
that IN" nist rn"ss was wrnng nnd acute
"iitlS media is ordinary acut" "nrach". caused
by inflammation IN IN" cavity inside nf
ia" drum. There ar" several other mode. Of
treatment srtahlc for genuine coryz, and |
intend 20 deal Win them shortly nut nrst
"" shan try I" night II ON
SOM" peoples notion "f nxhIiug "n ruryza
consists ~ hguTativcly wallopinR Themselves
on IN" h"hd with malle,, Jus; hard enough
Hrd often enough keep the son
s"rium du,l"d tine, WOW, r"aliz. what's
going on. rh!s Kind ~ fshiine also knens
~" neAr' weakened and impair. the natural
res stanc" of N" h'""d. ! rAte, to taking tn.
various Knockout cold cures" \ poor policy,
call IL. II Nou'r" going ~ fch, n good ig n,
don't begin ny Gripping yourself unncc.y-
snriiv
My notion OF IN. proper way to nrh, OF
""rTza or acut" "ritiS media is a hrisa i've
mile walk. or dog trot for distance sum
Ci'ni :" nrinS "ut good sweat. Mind. 1t
isn't III" sweating that docs good: so fa, ~
"" know th"r" is no particular poison or
r"tSin"" waste matter that can he clmin.i oil
through IN" skin by fro" sweating S."cat-
rc merely indicates that the tNe-cisc is sum
cent 20 induce IN" Increased mctaholism in
creased combustion. necessary t. break ur
~" beginning illness And nnquentionahlv tho
timely waCinr 81 such hRh, dncs break up
many an oncomins attack of coryza "r o,i,i.
which would othcrwiS" give tho subject soy
"raI' dats az discomfort II not Disability
Any form of vigorous work "r pi.y or cxcr.
'is" indoors outdoors. suffic!ent To bring
about tn" necessary Increase ~ metabolisr,
or oxidation, will turn the trick
y" particular mana gemcn, or precaution
is necessary after .u"h sweating I, is in,
material whether YOU baths. or whether Won
=" ont soon af;"rward. whether YOU wear
self nni your own comfort abuu, such details
and don, WORRY
Tn" un'c when such light is worth while
IS ~ IN. very onset When cnrv:a or otii $
las become established definitely saw after
N" hrst SIX to ton hours. II is bno,less ana in
furious 10 attempt 10 work IL "tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

seen, highly essential that they come TO
some agreement among themselves as to
their respective lines Of appeal for the re-
turn OF Congress which has 40 dfscredu-
ed itself. Unless they are diligently schooled
In these lines unfamiliar n. best-ther
mar lapse inrolnntarily into the role of
"damnine with faint praise" and thus,
without sneeriHg, teach the rest to eneer."
Desperate indeed must be the Republican
outleoh when the party managers are
driven to the necessity of drafting upon
the Presidents diecordant Cabinet for
"sHelers" to influence the return of Con
grees for which In their hearts they hold q
supreme contempt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
Il Great american

HE passing Of Dr, Lyman Abbott re-
uoves from American life one OF It's
most useful and widely respected figures
az editor, author and preacher. and. per
haps. hardly less I'm personal contact Dr.
ABBOTT made rich contribution 40 tho
highest in: erests of hia country and genera
ton, The span of his career extended far
hack into tho pan, cen,ury-he died at tho
age OF &c and he waa Identified in turn
with some OF tho foremost leaders and many
OF tho most important movements OF our
national life, Though, In A sense balong-
ing TO school not now largely represented
IN American affairs. the distinguished editor
%! The Outlook possessed tho viaion. adapt
ability and youthfulncss Of spirit that for
bade any loss of step. so to speak Men of
his type do not become out OF date and.
though he had come TO an advanced age
he ~es accounted until the fall Of the last
Illness "a one OF the most solid of our non
political leaders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

she will! return 10 Warrington for
IA" winter season.
Pr"'i drnrc Forge Wedding.
wedding OF much interest took
pl"c" October ~ Mt 3 O'Clock I'm tho
afternoon In tho Union Chanel
church Mt Providence Forge. when
Mlss Ethel finxRll i'urdum, tho only
daughter "f Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. pur.
dun. bccnm" tho bride OF Hnrrold
h:dw"rd Stoss"f OF Front Royal.
Warren County. Tho church was
beautifully decorated with autumn
l"nv"". ferns and pottcd plants and
soft cnnd!ciixht. Rev. DR.. Mack. OF
tEi"n Theological Seminary. Of Rich
mond. performed tn" ceremony.
Oh" bride. who entered with her
c"uGln, Mi-r Emma Walton. as maid
81 honor. wa, dressed In IL handsome
gown 81 black velvet trimmed in
Titan md wore corsage bouquet
~ Bride roscH md lilies OF tho VAL
10y. Her maid OF honor was gowned
IN II frOck OF yellow taffcta and
cnrried yellow chrysanthemums. Tho
groom had us his best man his broth
cr. s. Storsel. Master Edward Par.
ker acted as r!ngbearer Miss Wall
ton. cousin OF the bride, from Roa-
nrsA ysxy "a tha wedding march. The
ou'-of-town quarts wers: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ". Purdum, Of Niles. Ohio;
Mrs. Charlie rurdum. OF Youngstown,
Ohio; Kay Purdum. OF University OF
Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. Stossel left
imed'ately for n Northern tour. on
,h"ir return they will be At homo in
Front Royal
l'rrrot -Hrfci Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Evelyn Grace
bri"l. daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. liri"! 10 Lyrwooi Parrot. son o.
Mr. and Mrs W G. Parrot. took piaco
at the HON" %! the bride. on october
Il. at II o'clock. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev George r Waite.
The h"us" was decorated in pal-,
and fall flowers Mrs Raiph Iud-
Wig PLAYED IN" wedding music
Tn" hrld" entered wi,h hcr father.
wh" gavr nor in MARRIAGE Shc
nor" a dress or brown satin crcpc
with hat :" match. and carried a
s-mishow"r bouquet or Bride roses
ana lil.cs 81 ine valley Snc was at
tended hy h"r sister, Miss Helen
Eri"l. a. maid "f honor. She wore :,
dress az old thu" Canton creme with
- tlack plc;ur" haf and carried an
arm hnTuU'' ~ Suuburs, rnScs The
groom had ~ his host man his
pr"'h"r. ii-rh"rt i"rro'
Mr and Mrs p'rrut left lnmod!-
a''ly after the ceremony for a
northern trip They will To-. a, hone
af,"r Soy. mhor - a. 2Sii Edgewood
Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

aludod Nr. and Mrs. Ryiand Graves
and Mr.. Ralph Graves. of Richmond;
R"hort l.. Graves. Mrs Frank
Avery and Charlie Avery, Of Charles
CRY: Mi"sos Cary Perry and H.ieu
oravos. Of Now Kent: MIR. and Mrs.
a. ". Walker snd oliver i. 0il,a,n.
al Norfolk; Mra. w ". Gillian ana
Mrs. Make Gillian. OF Crittondon.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. y. barber. OF SUI
folk; Mss Esna walker OF BAY
ford: Rev. o. L. Gillian, Of waver-
lay, nad Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cnrlisle Oil.
Ham. Of Holland.
Pretty Wedding weAnradsr.
pretty wedding was so,emn..r 4
Wednesday evening q, 9 o'clock In
bethlehem Lutheran Church. whom
Miss Ida Mario Fe!;!y daughter OF
Mr.. md Mrs. Adam Fcitig, Of this
city, became the bride Of Walter
George Meuschke. son OF Rev and
Mrs +. II. M.uschke. OF Port Wash
!nrtor. y. Y. The father ~ tn"
groom ofric!a:od. assisted by Rev. o.
\. Sauer, pastor OF bethlehem ruth-
cram Church. e. + Reu.s rendered
the wedding music. rlayinr tho
professional from "Lohcnsrim." and
Mendelss"hn's Wedding March" for
The recHssional. ami oh. Promise
Nc SOFTLY during the c"r"mouy.
lust before the ceremony Miss Es-
Their MeuschGe. sister of Tho groom.
san1 Al Dawn.ns"
The bride entered tn" church with
her father, who gave nor away She
was gowned N an Imported gown
81 satin. br"caded in silver. hrr train
~as 81 duchess satin beaded In
pearls Her veil fcll from cnrono,
- real lac" and pearls. 81. ,arri.d
sh - ~ Bride roses aud Iii.,s
% tn" vsil"v MISS Anna i'.lriy.
s's'"r 81 INC bride. vas maid ~ honor.
~" wor" gown az peach ran",a
and carried a ha, shower ~ pph.lia
'os's, Tn" bridesmaids w.r. Mis-.
ir"n" l"husu and MISC Ami" M.iz-
g"r dressed tn blu" tar"ia vlri sil-
v"r trimmings. and Miss Rosa N,hl-
or@ch and MisS Esther M"usrhk. ln
'rink 'nf"'a and silver trimmings
They "a'ri"d Columbia r"s.s
Frederick ". Meuschk" was hi.
brothers n"st man. Tn" rr""tugmsn
""r" Adam Fcj''e, Ir oaca- \ ron
'e. William F.i'lg. Fr"dcrict r
Mehlhrcch
Mrs Ahan Feitig mother ~ tho
hria" %"r" hiark lace over satin.
and Mrs =. ~ Meu.chk". noth.r ~
~" groom. w"r" brown rharn"usr
"" aud Mr. N~uschk" hay. l.f,
hnrgh anh Ha''ir"r" Nrei N"vo,n-
"tr tho win MAX" their hom" in
Fort Warrington y Y. : reception
YEA, nod ~ the homo 80 the bride.
PAP" Yves, irscr street. nr Tuesday
evening
Among tho ou,-of-ruvyn guests
N"rs Mrs. ! g stab -, Raltimorc.
Nd. MIS- Esther M"uSchkc and
Frrdc'ick MeuschkH. ~ Fort wash
irt'"n y. y Rev and Mrs f. n
N"H'chN" ~ Fort washington y I.
:" \ fohlis ~ Norf"i1. and Mrs
f. ~ Hsrht. ~ Norlna Y {
VIII f-'urr to wn.binxtnu
Miss clara richards has returned
20 nfr rna near Niilo,hiar after
vis,t THREE wnrts with friends
in spar 1HnrS s G.. cplcrain. Y g..
and Hampton. Niss RichstIs who
srsn' ~" pat winter ~ Washing.
ton has been AZ her rurh"r.s countrv
home during me summer months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
LECTURES ARRANGED
BY SCHOOL, NURSE

AMHERST Va. Orc. 22.-Miss T.
j Amber, school nurs" has ar
RANKED the following schedule which
wiil be followed thI. week hy NJ
Lc" Ha"l~y. OF ia" state health De
gar'iu"ut. who rs delivering a s-r!cs
OF illustrated lectures in the county:
P!'asan, Wow school Monday Y.
October p: ALIENS Greek Tuesday.
October 2i Walkers Ford hHedncs-
day orroh"r %, clifford, Thursday.
October -. $aola, Fridny October
-. plcasan, View Coiorcf school
saturday. october = Each %: ,he--
lnciurns WIN hesLn AZ 1.31 z NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
~ h>D orr or row

Miss Margarc, Hiark. ~ Park Ave.
nu-. wns among M RIchmuud girls
attending TIA" Nirg MAY. " l. foot
halt gam" a. charlottesville.
Mr' cor, FIX has returned 10 hay
nam" iu TIA" ctty nf'"r an extended
trip ~ H.v"r,l months
emory" u Turptu ~ Forest HIlls.
Long is'ard. is hero fpr few DAYS.
Mrs J. ROSS %"well. Of Warsaw.
\ g. is spending som. tim" with
h"r parents Mr. and Mr. l. "
Evans. at Their home on Grove Ave-
nI"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

Just about The time tho cotton farmers
or the Car"iaas had made up their minds
/" siarve the boil weevil to death by grow
Ing food crops instead Of cotton. the Mexi-
can bean beetle. which Is menace 10 all
i""d plants. made its appearance az an
army OF invasion The nihern farmer
certainly has 10 fight hard for existence.
what natures pests leave him OF the fruits
of his toll the politicians take away from
him by cNploitive laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
Theatcr Calendar

AcAbEMy-.n bark.
HIt-keI,h vaudeville.
H!IoU--."whcrr II My Wander
Ing my Toniphi7"
hIUER1WD -"Dnthhound."
'tuAD"AY- slim Shoulders
COLONIAL "IIcari's iIaven.'
lHia-'hco az Hearts"
ObEoN-"if You nslioVo II, ia
No."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
sOuth ON tic Irrrn,ln

HAT portion OF me sauaal rapor, Of
president Harrison. % tie southern
Railway wMeh bears upon The heai,hy r..
viva IN all industries Of he South con
arms au'hori'a.vcly tho conclusions recent.
ly resulting fron& number of southern sur
Teya Every state Of This section was COW
erc1 IN survey which convinced tho Man
ui6ciurers Record thar The years record
When closed. VIII show the south +, bava
Invested upwards Of half billion dollars
since January !, lin nov structures to care
Tor me rapidly expanding industrial
and commercial life Of the section and
ms remarkable construction record FOR 1922
must, OF course, he taken as bsrome,ric.
II is the nnmisrakable accompaniment, mar,
y as cause partly as effect. Of tremendous
developments in all Other fields OF Industry
MI Harrison finds in The aspects OF tho
record that have received his rlose., a,,cn-
ton clear promise OF renewed prosper
ny" lio gives special emphasis to the re-
!atiyeiy happy state Of the Southern cotton
mill !ndnstry ns compared with the strike.
ridden mills OF the East" Statistics cited
in his report show that this industry is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
On Love Philterr,

Among the theuRand. upon thousand. OF
requests for he!? reaching this hu.r dess
daily eomse scented nn,s from nigh
hrnst with frsn1r, requesting formula fer d
lors phiiter, shs says she's gotta have this
guy and he oin't fell vet for ell nh.r tried
from hspper tricks to phiIoeaphie chatter.
ahe says he'a resuinr haiielujah hep to all
the sentimental !ass. and now she wants
sump'n !" pn' In his aaNen.
Aenss-tha;'a her nomsue,ature-if you all
want a love phl,er for this poor boob fen
the KNOCKOUT drops The real iero ph.iter
for all mankind Ia tender s.saA half an
inch thick surrounded by Freuch fried pota-
toes nnd accompanied 10y a rearonabla amount
~ fri'i In pastry, &c you can nut tina: ovcr
and make him believe you cooked II, Il won't
h" any timo Until youll no asking Doctor
brady how TO mako him como homo ngh,s
Ike no promised tho preacher,
Life. after ALL Is not good nor a. bad
NO believe Il 10 be"
30 sayeth de Maupassant In TN Vie" And
one might say tho samo OF ncar-beer
Abe Snyst
Hen. prohibitions al right an boo,lessero
arc al! right. but wha. ough,a 90. We
ough'a !tsa.izc one or IN other"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER


Grief came. Kill. ~, makes us Immortal 10
weep
Debt Is something Tint walks slowly inter
pride
There Is always fool In any hont.
Nobody Is ever to blame when the fault
comes home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

Russia has an army Of 500 600 men
under arms absorbing 80 per cent OF the
rational revenues while AT the behest of
"ur own government American taxpayers
are compelled 10 dig down into their own
pockets for S20.oo0.0oO with which TO
feed It's starving civilian population
that is only n drop in Tho bucket to what
We arc contributing in the way. OF chart
table collections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23
Echoes From Down Home

II 'h"s" VIII" hai money 30 burn" back in
III" huSh days during aud JUS; after tho war
had kept II until THIS winter the cnai MIN
owners would hay" such keen competition mat
they'd IT, forced To ,ut prices :" meet It. Thc
,r"uhl" with s"u. r"iks is that they regard
money likr sen food in IN" summertime easy
1" spoil. Charlotte observer.
NJ. Frank i!"uilion asserts that II there
had been mo- BRUSH soldiers "a, III. nards-
ucl"s. k"mni and his soldiers would never
HAY" thought "i advancing on C"ns,antinoplc
Every division "f English rc-cnforc.mcnts
made tn" Turks m,add"r aud maddcr he saws
This ia hard 1" understand. bur ut ANY rate ".
gather that the Turks finally got =" mad they
absolutely refused to take C"ns,antinopic-
Ash"Ni!i" 'itiz"n.
Judge j. Rs Ray. uf the S,ir.rinr cnur, in
a charge &" the grand jury in a Western
North Carolina county recently referred 10
'h" agitation Tor doing away with capital
punishment, declaring that Ia do SO would
h' serious mistake. II" poim,cd out that
th"s" states which had in wears gone hv
abolished capital punishment had returned
e. d; after finding that .hA absence ~ tho death
PENALTY ENCOURAGED murder. and he predicted
mat n North Carolina should do away with
capital punis hment the state would also soon
regret it.-purham Herald
No frank citizen ~ this country can deny
Americas responsibility for the conditions in
much t" Alleviate sunerinss. bu, American
siai"'m6nship has totally faiicd--Rale:sh
News and Observer
Great Britain. as was expected has nat,v
refused :" permit the nrohihition navy 10
search and seize British ships nn the hish sea-.
Af"r All, II vas pretty cool proposal on
the part ~ the United statep: If England had
made II the shrek that would have gone IN
from the Anglophohos in America would have
bH in
News
treasury experts said To estimate that
the he" iarin law will cos, tho average
American family $50 year more for clothes
t"od and other nscessarics iiut. OF course
stump speakers Will he r.ndy with tn" assur-
anc" that everybody will he more than com
p"nsat"d by an Indirect share in Tho nros-
verify OF the t,rtn hcncfCiarics. the bip in
hnstr'"s whether the people viii accept such
assurances "a connhinsly as In the old DAYS
OF tnn"""uc" remains to be seen.-- Winston
Salem journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-23

The Virginia League Of Municipal lit les
spokesman 81 organized Ia Dor. and Governor
Trinkle, having announced their opposition
To calling Il Constitutional Convention nj
this time, We'll say that about makes it
unanimous