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Arthur Dawson

HE distinguished artist who dod here
Sunday night was identified most
definitely I'm the minds OF Richmond
ers with the commission which he came here
to discharge: the installation of the price
less Payne collection OF paintings. Not
only in MIR. Dawson's capable fulflment OF
that commission but also in the very fact
OF his selection by so discerning patron
of art as the donor of this rich collection
is striking proof of his gifts and attain
ments.
review OF the professional career Of
this British born artist shows him to have
been noteworthy figure in his field, both
for his contributions in individual work
manship and the inspira ton OF his leader
ship and authority. The most fruitful
years of his life were given TO the country
OF his adoption. and among those particu-
larry OF the inner circle" there will he
ready acknowledgment of the influence he
always eXerted. The cultural life OF this
community and the State of Virginia has
been enriched by his work here, and az
we'll by his personal and artistic impress.
His death Al the fullness of his powers is
a loss that will be widely felt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

priscd the church in tho United States.
No intent 10 enter discussion OF creeds
or methods is involved In the statement
that tho vitality during the centuries of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, Ike that OF
the other folds that lead the religious
thought OF today, must be due to its will
ingnoss To march with the times. Tho
uuchangiug faiths Of the Christian churches
are applicable to all the turns OF history
and all the experiences OF life. but II is II
trutsn that TO organization can survive
unless It's interpretations appeal to the rea-
son OF the earnest and devout. At Portland
the Protestant Episcopal Church may adopt
some important changes in it's Book OF Com
mon PRAYER. That 1t will be greatly en-
riched by any changes made, there can be
no doubt.
long list OF bishops and priests
throughout the nation has been given 10
the church by Virginia. and many OF ia
strongest men at work in the State.
Influences OF the old parishes have b.,
and are profound. and will to great oX-
tent dominate the Portland convention.
These influences have always reflected a
conservative progrcssivism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
COLLINS BURIED IN RESTING
PLACE OF IRISH PATRIOTS
Whole Nation Mourns While Body of Beloved Leader
Is Laid to Rest-DubIin People of All
Glasses Kncr and Pray.

:" this young man and remarkable
Irish genius. VII" In his short thirty
y""rs had given ireland her place
among tn" nations ~ IN. earth. hut
who. Tx" Grimm and Parncll. was
cut down hcf"r" his work was
cr"wn"d with complete victory
Will" tho requiem mass was being
Chant"d IN tho cathedral a military
dispatch rider rod. up 10 The edince
and entered hy tn" main portal. lie
carried in HE hand a single whit"
lily. token sen, by Kitty Herman,
IN" dead patriots hancee. II was
placed on tn" coffin lid. and vas
,endcrly laid there again whom later
the coffin was lowered 10 tho grave
beautiful setting.
Tn" gun sh"ue down tipnn tho cot
I'm and soft blue Irish s.i"s made
a setting for IN" final picture which
Michael would himself HAY" chos"i.
had his voice but spoken. Though
ne vas buried in accordance with
the rites OF tn" Roman Catholic
church, all religions. az all men.
Joined in todays wonderful national
tribute
br. FoEarty bishop OF Eillaloe.
was tn" C"i"hrHnt Of tho mass, which
was attended by great gathering of
clergy. including Archbishop lp't.I Z .
OF Brisbane. Australia Archbishop
Curley. ~ Baltimore. who - visiting
his aged mother a. Athlonc. was no,
pr"Eent. but Was represented hy
Father Edward a. williams. N St.
Mary's Church. Catonsvilie. Md
ON Ca'a'alque before the high
altar rested the coffin. covered with
SILK Irish trIcolor: the Catafal1ua
Itself was hrapcd In black about tho
ediiice. bullet holes I'm paintings Of
IN" church patron saints bore evi =
demo" that Irclands war Was not ",
over
Rishnp Fogarty compared Michael
collins 20 Joan Of Arc. Il, seems 20
I've Gods way no said. "bu, the
flames that eXtinguiShcd tina, hero
ines NE did not destroy her work
So Will II h" with Michael Collins.
TN" work h" did is understandable
h" gave us moro than Orleans"
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"a Time for Co,ynKe.-

/" tn" Editor Of The Times Dispatch
Sir'-Th" public-spiritcd editorial In
your Issue OF Sunday. August %.
under the caption of "A Time FOR
courage, has awakened sublime
feeling ot general satisfaction in the
breasts OF all rfght-thinkine citizens
81 this community. The attitude OF
the white people. during these mo-
m"nts OF our dire distress has
strengthened and encouraged those
disposed TO bc downhcarted MAJ
God bless you and yours The atti-
'ud" ~ the colorcd people has been
beyond all praise.
lie, NJ build up. rather than tear
down. Lot wv create and not dcs,roy.
"Th" dag will yc, break. the shadows
viii vet fee away"
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.
Richmond. Va. Angus, 20. 1922.
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lAs TIC clerical and lay Delegates cross
4 the continent this week 10 attend the
|triennial General Convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal church which begins a,
Portland. ORG september T. 4, lis pleasant
to reflect tina, Virginia wncre this innu
ential communion began its work in tho
New World mas retained ana kecps today
position Of national leadership Under
a tent pitchcd on jamestown Island. tina,
memorable simmer day in 1907. the REV.
Robert Hun, celebrated the frs, pro,estan;
communion in the Western Hemisphere. In
1922, the Episcopal Church draws a large
part OF rs ministry receives proportion-
ately liberal share Of contributions. and
)e1pecis great measure OF spiritual euid-
lance from 'he dioc"5es in Virginia
i Win the exception Of two or three
lchurchcs in large ccn,ers Of population
9whers very wealthy !ayman can and does
contribute generously. st. PauIs Church.
I'm Richmond. tho church OF Lee and Davis
3toof tho leading position IN the country
in Ate response TO tho nationwide campaign.
The gifts OF the Diocese OF Virginia. when
compared In membership and wealth, sur
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lRN Assnci.t.nL,,ssl

DUBLIN. Aug .. Michael collins
rests In tho soil of ia" Irish Free
stat" for which be died fgh,inv ~"
was buried today IN the Glasncviu
Cemetery. wh"r, II" tn" bodies Of
Arthur Griffith. rarurll and other
patriots ana many ~ his comrades
III The struggle for Irish freedom
The Who'll" nation mourned. the
thousands at the gravrside and those
VII" sorro" ID IN Dublin were only a
fraction az the who's" Dublin mish,
have been a city ~ the dead great
hush MAS everywhere. vet almost a
million people We're there. standing
or kncclinS on the streets gentry
from tn" fine houses In TN. suburbs
aud the poor from tn. slumS. women
wrapped in their Shawls carving
their infants or leading thrtr awe
stricken children
seek NnntnEr Paints.
multi'ud" was grouped in win
dowS. assembled on roof tops. or
clunS uncertainty to chImucys. Nhile
o'~rs climbed stone walls and mon
umcn,.-a, 10 catch glimps. of
lrnianfs Crest-St cortegc and pray
for one OF Ire!ands greatest pa
riots.
Bear him 70 tina, followed place
whore our death!css dead are rest
Ing.
Where the spokesman Of the race
Gather for the final ques:ins.
"Chivalrcus he fought his eight
Kindly. patient. unrtvilinE.
Hopeful that the dawnIng light
Would reveal nation smiling.
Lay his body in tn" earth.
Giant frame and soul ar. riven:
Think ~ Collins In his rnir,h
And his prayer, Re they for
given"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
THREE BOMBS HURLED
AT l.. Y. ENGINE HOUSE
Try Associated rressl

EASTON. PA. Aug. 2s.-An uaex-
pioded bomb hurled at the I.ehish
Valley engine house at Lohighton
about midnight Saturday night was
today turned over to Chief or Detcc-
tives Frank Garbarino, of the Lee
high Valley Railroad. Three bombs
were hurled. two exploding and
tearing hole a foot square In the
roof Of the roundhouse. in addition
10 breaking windows.
The bombs are believed TO have
heen thrown from passing Jersey
Central Railroad freight train. tho
tracks Of the two companies running
parallel at that point.
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PROTESTANTS GIVE
CHURCH TO FRENCH

PARIS. Aug. 2S.-The key TO the
building presented bv the Federation
OF Protestant Churches Of America
was handed over today TO the Fedora
ton Of Protestant Churches Of France
by the Rev. Charles Stcdman MarFar-
land. DIR. MarFarland said the pre-
scntRtion represented the fulfillmcnt
OF the dream of the American
churches and would remain n symbol
Of union between the French and
American Protestant churches, which
would he ccmentcd next year at the
tricentenniai celebration Of the Pro-
tcstant churches OF New York.
The building presented TO the
French churches. situated at Al Rue
clinchy. WAS paid for by Americans
and cost 100000
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universally and supported to the Inst ditch.
II Mr.. Ford has really set out to draw
olean-cut issue along this line, he will COM
mund largo measure Of popular sympathy
and encouragement. Not all Industries arc
az well fortified rs his own. perhaps. for a
defensive battle with those whom Mayor
Couzcns calls tho coal bootlcggers." but
he Will not fight alone If his real aim should
appear TO be that of checking a national
gouge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Au ncvofr.

Good-hy. Fly,
Farewell. flea
Glad TO you go.
Don't you try
To stay with me;
don't love you so.
All the summer ! have swatted-
Millions Of your kin I've potted!
In the Kitchen l have got you.
Here and there I've swung 20 swat you.
Many of you have bcreft.
Yet there's millions OF you left.
Good by. Fly! -.
Fall is near. -.
Sac you again.
or top.
Next year!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
The Poets Conner
Where the jaime. Roll. By.

Where the James Rolls BY.
S!lv'ry noonbeams falling
On tho noble James.
Reveries recalling
Chivalry's fair names!
Queens OF Love and Beauty.
knights Of ciallan,ry.
Sires Of Truth and Duty
Pass In pageantry!
From her wicwam royal.
'Thro' IN. twillgh, gray.
speeds 4 princess. loyal.
jsncstown's fate 10 stayi
QusN'd the dark devis.ns.
Qucnch'd tho cruel flames,
Stately mansions rising
Ry the noble James!
Yulctidc's hear,h-.tone throwing
Wide its warming glow,
Rosy checks bright glowing
'Nea,h the mistIetoe!
Fond eyes coyly r!ancing.
Warm hearts pulsing zeal.
Youth with fair youth dancing
Old Virginis's reel!
Arms!-the war-drums rattle!
surge OF soldierhood,
clash OF steel In battieI
Prayer cf womanhood!
True TO cod and glory.
True 10 hrcsIde flames,
Writ on fields full CORY,
Ivy The noble James!
Peacc-and life reframing,
Furltd the battle flag.
Hope In God proolaiming--
Sea to mountain crag!
Heroes sweetly dreaming,
Wrapp'd in oriflames.
Silv'ry moonlight heaming
on the noble James!
SprinE;ime, summer golden,
Autumn. winter cold
Calling rack tho olden
Days that ne'er grow old.
God OF our creation.
Bless as thou did'st thy
Builders of this nation
Where tho James rolls by!
HENRI FORTESQUIRI
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Making Room for "Shnvet,tI..,
CRnsinn Globe

VbOStbN tfIONe
As result Of recent Legislation, tho num-
Der OF officers Of thu regular army 1. 10 hc
ut"sN'h"y cut, but final examination for
appointment OF LOO second leu,rnan,s under
the provisions OF army regulatiops win h.
h"ld tn" week beginning September 4 and IL,
is announced tina, appointments will he mad.
u practically MI branches Of the army An
r"r"ntiy they are going n.e major gen
erals hnd such and take on shayetann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
ILLINOIS GRAND JURY
PROBING MASSACRE
Evidence Reported In Hnnd Insuring
Indictment of Several
Persons.
tBv United News.l

TEV Tnited News
MARION, ILL. Aug os-The Her
rim mine massacre went before n
special grand jury here today. with
Attorney General Rrundage. ~ III
nois, In charge OF the States case
This little town was filled with
visitors from all parts OF Bloody
Williamson" County. where the cour;
sessions started
Attornev-General Brnndage made
the opening statement 70 tho Jury.
We have evidence 10 secure in.
d!ctments against severa! persons. -
Rrundage announced
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Where IL the Gold standnrdr

To tho Editor OF The Tin.,-Di-patch:
S.r-~Fh son. degree Of t-ep.da-
ton. Sssse 10 impcr;inen,ly query.
what has become OF the single gold
STANDARD d as the basic monetary
s,abili&er OF the civilized world a..
this time OF financial crisis-and
dclurc Of printing press money"
IL would appear that this claimed
solvent for all financial problems, this
vaunted pHnhcsa for all monetary
Ills. has inEl"riously Fought respite
from It's insup"rahie burden OF re-
sponSihIlity to salvage civilization. -
by quietly shipping into state OF
"InnocuouE dcsuctude."
Can't something be done to induce.
II not compel. less degree ~ ehr,nk-
Ing modcsty--or, may Il be said un-
b"co ming crave nn"ss--on Tho part OF
Civilizations savior: TO the end /,
shall rescue mankind from .nnunda-
ton by "a food OF worthless nat
money!" J. A ZONES
Richmond. August IS. 1922
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Voice Of the People

Letters for the "voIrc OF the
People" Column should not exceed
300 words In length. Deyend that
number the editor reserves the
right 10 blue pencil. Name and
address must accompany each COM
IN unication NOT for publication. II
the writer does not With Il, but
n. evidence OF good faith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Lodge RETURN. to Vote on Bonus.

BOSTON. Aug. Ex-senator Henry
cabot Lodge. who came TO this State
last week to open his campaign for
denomination at the primaries on
September IL. left today for Wash
ington in order To be in his seat
in time to vote on the bonus bill.
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I,OnkInC FNrHxnrd.

FNTWNTN.
The wintry winds will boat my house
And knock my shutters loosc:
Tn" elements will rip the caves
And storms Will play the deuce.
The awnings will hc torn to shrads
Their frames viii Ice bent double.
Now that I've told you some Of mine,
What's YOUR bcscttlng trouble?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
narrctts Paper In Receivers Hand.

CHARLOTTE. y C., Aug. 2S.-The
Charlotte Labor Herald. owned and
edited by j. f.. Barrett. former presl-
dent OF the North Carolina Fedora
iion OF labor. was put into recciv-
ers' hands here today. T.. X. Preston
local attorney, and ID. r. Bell. asso-
ciatod with tho publishing company
were named receivers. They an
nounced that the paper would con-
tinue to issue.
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Today's Radio
\S'IlkZ,

dispatch Papers. Richmond)
5:45-Baseb8ll scores
I.7o-Late news flashes and
weather report.
1:55-Stock quotations and bed
time story.
s-S!sn of.
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wrll-IRid Rnlderv.

Vt IVr 'U" I ETfCH- UHIon,J
Prohibiion agents In some places get as
much as $50 for a capture, and yet, there arc
some people who imagine tho government 10
oVerrun with volunteers to work tree in
thia rather expensive branch OF law enforce
ment Mysteries.
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Asserts Revolt Ta. Co11apsed.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-The
Guatemalan delegation here was ad-
vised today by It's government that
the revolt started In some provinces
OF Guatemala had entirely collapsed.
aud that order had been re-eetab-
lished.
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charcon, Ephs Daily Thought.

When holler Amen loud" said
Charcoal Eph. moodily. 81 jes' natchelly
cyarnt hep ;hinkiH he tryin L drown de noise
q de penny he drarpin In de basket Eat a
chop, Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
ThOusn u d. Of Trihufes,

Thus Sang an lrIsh bard to-day
while they carried Michael Collins
through tn" streets "f Dublin I,
was only onh Of thousand tributes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Pol!teness and talk arc both chez, h,,, .
sent" call Ia IN" telephone operator is uui,s
sure :" get r"niie and accomnoda,inr 70
Sr"nse.-- Newport N"~s Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Illinois authorities are about n bring the
HeTrin murderers to justice-if they can find
tho murdcrers and relocate justtc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

There is vide difference Of opinion as -
whNth"r Il was tho greater or tho lesser Of
'wo evils that Texas Democrats have chosen
in their senatorial contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Mr.. Cox again proves that he has the hos
interests OF the Democratic party at hear
by s"sS"st'nG Republican. Mr. Hoover. To-
Europ"'s PREPARATIONS umpire
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Spirit of Virginia Press

We had suspicion that ,n.s. ;,s,,
disturbances would not pass w!thou, our old
friends the l ". w. getting in .om.wb.r,
Bristol Herald Courier
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w0G,

w0I.
(Medford Hiilside)
A. M.-husical program.
1890 A. M.-Onicial weather fore
cast (+S5 metcrs.)
1880 y. M-Boston farmers' pro-
duco market report t4s5 meters)
J.. N.-AmrRd Womsn's Club.
j. M.-Current evonts.
2:lo Z. M.-Musical program.
r. M.-Market report-United
states Bureau OF Agriculture Eco
nomios t4S6 meters.)
$40 p. h~-Boston police roports
early sports news-ihte news
flashes.
$40 j.. M.--Dveuing program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

And you and your wife get into argu-
menis, q: course. about things
Well. can't say we arEie; but she docs
hot monologuc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

c s09 ts1txso GRDdfo>
Radio hrooAs0Cainv "a Paris Ia be-
coming popular. but by no mean. an
popular as in tho United states. This.
~ Lex said. Is duo TO tho fact TINT ali
sending stations must have license
AMI pay feo to tho government.
H"c"ivinE scts are sold as row a.
~. Will" $50 purchases 4 vory EN- =
cicnt rSAtht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

The DiG"st's poll w.u't get truly scandaio
until IL narrows down to counting OF noses
Norfolk NirGinian- Pilot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
FtIrniIin.

TO AVOID DOMESTIC ROWS: Always keep
two or three poli" strangers visiting with
YOU. whom you arr very anxious not to dis
gust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

A poll OF tho senate 1, is said eb,u. ~,
presidential veto would Kill tho bonus hi,l
Eu' efforts :" poll the rresren, SO far h,yo
been unavaiinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

In at least - per cent Of tho cases woman
are responsible for vulgar dancing" When A
woman ha'er sets an audience the sky is mis-
li!nit-Rcanohc Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Up With the Times
Hy ". q. II.

II may not be aniss suggest again that
dynamite is an extremely poor substitute for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

IL folly ease your soul. hc fool.
Who loves his iandlady shall inherit the
stars
Life loves its lollypops. and hates alarm
clocks
y deep sigh may also mean indigestion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

p. M.-Produoe and stock mar
net quotations: baseball results:
n'"s ouiietins; results OF races at
Saratoga Springs.
1:i5 Il. M.---Concsrt propram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
way" by bertha Brainard

Way ny bcrtna Bralnar0.
$40 j.. M-"My Visits TO and I'm
prcss'ons Of Germany" Purser Bon-
nett OF "Caronia." OF tho Cunard
Line.
S35 i. Recital by Dorothy
Moffat. lyric soprano. student OF
Theodore Van York. Of New York.
tChic8go, ND
=. M.-Musical program. cour-
tcsy OF the Lyon & Henly Concert
and Artists Department. Vocal and
instrumental selections.
Detroit. Mirh)
$40 !. M.--Detro!t News Orchcs-
ira, Edith NJ. Ruebekam. music Ice
tur"r Choir Of IS. Peter and Paurs
orthodox Russian Church: Lords
Prayer." "ch-ruhimie Hymn" The
Annunciati"n." Song of tho Cor
sack daughters" Setting Of the
sun The RrHprrs." "Buckwhat
Cafes solo by John Schoved.
tSChcr"ctady. n. ~
lc r. M.--Uni,rd states Naval
observatory time signals.
I2:30 J.. M.-Noon stock mRrkc.
quotations
l2:to y. Weather forcoa., on
AZ u.ayn lnnoty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Having urged tho American Bar AssocIa-
lion to devote itself TO present national prob
lens, President Harding might with proprietv
extend The same friendly invitstion "a Co,.
Gress.- Bedford Democrat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Mr. Bryan has appeared in wasbi,,.
with program for helping Europe Get on =
fa'e basis again lis kind hearted program
too
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X TDI<A.

KDKA.
tEast Pittsburgh
J. M.--Tho Joseph Horne Com
pany Weekly Fashion Letter for
Women.
r. M.-Cnitcd States Public
Health Service bulletin The First
Thousand Miles Are the Hardest"
Howard l.. Newton, engineer.
Vacuum OF Company. Inc. Phila-
deirhia. manufacturers OF Gargoyle
Mobilon.
i. M.-Novcity Six Orchestra OF
Sewickley. Pa. John lnfram. tenor
Soloist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

me taxpayers would like to SEQ the Coun,u
'"A' step looking To making Jail prisoners
earn th"ir keen. We have doubt tina, tbcro
are good many people planning IN vrc,, 90.
'''n months In Petersburg jail They v,u,d
Chahke their plans IL IL should become know,
mat they would have to work on the s,ra.,s
a. 'eaS' 'sht hours day in order 10 Obtain
'ou an" LOGGING at public ekpense.--Peters-
nurs Progress and TndeS-ApIea,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

some day when he has taken the count -.
"iN no" S"N"re critics are going 20 say Billy"
'hFa" was one OF Tho worlds greatest states
m"n--a good man gone to his reward.-Sou,b-
side Sentinel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Slnc" our fNropcan debts are worthless
w. j r reasons. IT would b. e,e .,-ora =,
business all around to cancel them rish, oo
the bat "
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WIZ.

WIZ.
Newark. y. j
! M.-"Man In the Moon
Stories"
J.. M.--"BrOadcasting Broad
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fricc-hNinE power will he OF little avail I'M
Tess y carries tn" power to prosecute effective
~ those who disregard the hxed price,, and
inc temptation Will be great both TO the opera
tors and local dealers II is II he honed ,ba +,
the needed powers will be conferred IN ,,, =
Harr!sonhurg News Record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

! $40 j.. M.-"My Visits 10 and Inn
! prcss!ons Of Germany" Purser Bon-
! nett OF "Caronia." Of tho Cunard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

woman named Cora RisenhorouCh has
been sent 20 Jail GreAnsburg Pa on CON
Nicton Of charges OF being A common sco,d
The dnch!nE stool has been disca rded but IL
might he resurrected with good enects-p,n
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