davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
COLONEL Ii. p. TERRELL
DIES IN LOUISA COUNTY
!" as Member of distinguished V,r-
Ri"in Family and VIM of Strong
Political Convictions

Colonel ~. i. Terrell. 30 years old
ana one Of the oldest citizens of Lou
ish County, died at his home. Glen
Mary. Thursday. according to infor-
Watlon received In Richmond Fun.-
raj arrangements have not been made.
colonel Terrell was from one OF
INC most prominent families of V!r-
Sihia anu had many friends in Orange
county, Of which he was "A native, Ire
was man Of strong political con-
'lc'i"ns. but took little part in prac-
ucai politics. Prior 10 the War Be-
tween tho states. he was an ardent
WING. Since that time. he had bccn
Republican In national elections.
Many friends "f tho late colonel
VIII remember him as being "a ptriiS-
ing figure and n charming convnrsa-
u"haliS'. Glen Mary" where Coll
on"l Terrell died. has been the Ter
r"ll homestead for many years
TWO sons. Frank Terrell. Of Louisa.
ana Glanviilc Terrell, OF Lexington,
hy., ana two daughters. Mrs. Douglas
clancy and Miss Sallc Terrell, OF
Louisa. survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
j. S. PLANS COMPLETION
Of THE LEE HIGHWAY
Will Appoint Superintendent
of Maintenance for Roads
i'm Virain;s
by Associated press.]

WASHINGTON. March l0.-plans
for the completion OF the Leo High
way from New York to California, are
80 well in hand that within two
years, the memorial highway will be
completed. according to an announce
rnent today by tho Lee Highway As
ISOLATION. a survey OF road condi-
lions, prepared by tho association.
states that the road from New York
to Washington Ia hard surfaced
throughout. that of the 4OO-mile
stretch from Washington to ErIstol.
Va. only few miles are OF unIm-
proved dirt, and that the Federal gov
eminent had arranged to appoint a
superintendent of maintenance for
me virginia ROADS. and will arrange
Tor necessary repairs and upkcep.
FROM Bristol to Knoxville. Tenn,
tho road IL either hard surfaced. or
contracts have heen let for repair OF
that portion unimproved, and from
KNOXVILLE to Chattanooga, a distance
OF llS miles. only eighteen miles of
roadoed remains TO be improved
From Chattanooga to Muscle
shoals the portion of unimprnv.d
r""ubeds Is greater than anywhere
else along the highway. the assucia-
uon said. adding that Alabama Of
hcials had pledged their support TO
plans inaugurated by tho association.
and that by December. 1923. the
highway Will be IN perfect condition n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
MINIATIlnE ALNIANAC.
GOOD SOUTHERN SNAPS
ON RICHMOND MARKET
Little Change Noticed in
Priccs-Fish Stalls Well
Supplied.

Tho visitors 10 the retail markets
this morning will find very little. II
any. change In the supplies from
which they are to select Satur-
days and Sundays dinners. They
will urd the poultry ends IN good
shape, with few turkeys still left
that have gone down some In prices.
They Will find spring chickens lit
tie more numerous and some little
shading in prices, the little birds go
ing at 60 to IS cents the pound.
Young rOastcrs are marketed at ~ To
81. and hens at IS To 40. Eggs are
about back to "normalcy." They are
plentiful. fresh and good and were
going yesterday At - Ia 20 cents per
dozen, with predictions Ivy some nr
the dealers that they would he mar
kcted even lower today.
There's are no changes at tho vcgc-
table stands. except that good snaps
from down South are more I'm evil
dencc. The fruit situation is without
change. Some OF the fresh meats are
bit higher than they have been. OF
late.
The fish stalls are well supplied
with Virginia shad Florida shad.
rockish. white and spccklcd perch.
trout. mackcrel and oysters None
Of these have changed In prices here
tofore quoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
MILK CAMPAIGN ENDS
TODAY AFTER BIG WEEK
Nearly Two-Thirds Of PcopIe Have
Heard ~ IIcnlth-GiyinE
!'roucrfics

MILK for Health Week will wind
up today after one OF the most sue
ccssful weeks experienced as yet in
any campaign In the city. The forty
speakers for the campaign made more
than 600 addresses in all. reaching
probably ,wo-thirds of the 10000
people in the city. either directly
or indirectly. Already the results of
tie campaign are being shown by the
Increased demand for milk and dairy
products.
Addresses were made yesterday in
William Fox and Sidney tcolored
schools, and at ST. Joscph's Orphan
age. the Collegiate School for Girls,
the Bencdictine College. the Falk
fFobaccn Company and the British
American Tobacco Company.
To-day the Jolly Jester" Will make
His two last addresses, one in the
Dunbar and the other in the Balm
hridge High Schools. Children have
iocn locking from every section OF
the city 20 hear his talk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
nc l,o,. In TIL, c

once In n while man Is right in nm arru
ment with his general manager. Here is such
MY Dear Doctor.
VIII you please help mo settle an argument
in our family? 1 have n grandson inst mas,
years of age. and at bedtime there is in
Nariahly Il storm. The moment ne ia mn, In
ted he rebels. say put him I'm bed and 10,
MN cry I'LL he falls asleep Bat the mothers
heart says no, that would he cruel-can't he, r
tn hear the boy cry. Others say rock him
TO sl"e, sun others say make him under
stand Ia" must do as he is told to do when
putting him To bed.
fiease tell me whether crying for half an
hour would he likely I" hurt the child re-
call quite clearly an experience Of the same
Kind thirty years ago when ! led my wife
from the room, firmly but gently. and left
the child To cry II out. This painful perform
ance was staged for three successive nights
After that we had no more trouble Hut now
mat friend wife is Erandmother--well. she
agrees with the child's mother and declare,
IL would he cruel What would you advise
in the best interest OF all concerned?
Very truly yours
M - c."
should advise that you take friend wife
on one arm. firmly but gently. and the baby's
mother on the other arm. gently hut firmly.
and lead them positively but irrevocabiy from
the room. once the tyrant has been duly and
solemnly escorted to his couch. and lc, him
whoop II up to his hearts content.
The first night there viii be wailing and
EnashinE of teeth. but assert yourself.
The second night repeat the performance.
abatins jot title. No harm can come
To the baby from crying TO heat tho band for
hour.
The third night. II necessary. waltz the
ladies again out OF the hawl room until peace
and quiet descend upon your unhappy domi
ellie. II Will descend all right
Then when all Is serene and the general
manager begins to relax bit In her friGid at :
titudc avail yourself OF the pleasure Of
saying
| told you
The lest way to avoid all this fuss and
trouble about getting youngster to sleep
at night, whatever the child's age, is by not
training the child into such bad habit in the
first place. Al tho proper bedtime baby
should be mndrcssed. bathed. powdered. put
in his mighty. fed and tucked into he'd. Then
mother. grandmother and everybody should
fade right away and leave the baby TO enjoy
natural sleep. No rocking, grooming, story
telling. lullabics other taxation upon the
mothers time, strength or resi-.
II child has heen bred into any such
wrong habit by the misguided pamperins
OF mothor, grandmother nurse, the hest
way is to break the habit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
News Of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch. March II. 1879
During next week there Will he Lentcn SCR
vices in all OF the Episcopal churches OF Rich
mond beginning at o'clock In the evening
\ special grand jury has been summoned
To serve In tho IIusthEs Court next week
The members arc: william II. lIaxall Samuel
II. Gordon, George W. Lcyster Alfred S. Lee
James u. Ferguson, william English, Walter
X. Martin, Samuel @. Fairbanks, James kerscy
and Albert Lybrook.
The resignation Of Hon, william T. Joynes
as Il Judge OF the Supreme Court of Appeal
will probably be laid before the Legislature
next week.
The building committee of the Grace Street
PRESBYTERIAN Church are dcvotng themselves
TO the audience room OF their now building
TINT 1t may he made ready for the meeting
OF the general assembly next May.
Two OF tho largest houses on Church Hill
sold this week. one for $4,000 and the
other for $500. They were bought for per-
manent investment, showing that the East
End Of the city is at last interesting CAPT.
taists.
MIR. Edmund Lacey. OF New Kent. was
caugh, out in the snowstorm and RENAME ed
all night. From the effects OF the exposure
he died night before last. He was so years
OF age.
DIR. Lewis w. Minor, prominent physician
OF Norfolk, died at his home in that city day
before yesterday.
Ross Strong, another of the notorious Low
cry gang in Robcson County, y. G.. is reported
killed. There was n reward for him dead OF
alive"
The senate Committee on Claims has report
ed adversely on the petition OF H.. Garrett OF
Virginia. VIII" asked that ne he paid for the
loss Of his barn. burned In the capturing OF
John wilkes Booth. IL was stated that Mr.
CARROTS loyalty was mot above suspicion"
Horace Greeley has written n letter 10 a
gentleman of Chillloothe. Ohio, in which he
says: II am not tor Grant u there Is any
help for It. as trust there Aaybs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
MIna Ikntc An,lrr.nn

MARTiNSNILLE. VA. March 10
MISS Kate Anderson. o! this city.
died last night OF pneumonia at tho
winter home OF her brother. pr. Il. g.
anderson. OF Orlando, Fla. Miss An
d"rson was III" daughter of Rev. u.
{. Anderson. founder and for many
years pastor Of the Anderson Memo
rial Iresbytcrian Church horc. Sh"
was universally known and loved
here FOR her beautiful Christian char
act"r and lifelong service in church
and other public-spiritcd work She
is survived by three brothers. DT. II.
9. Anderson. Montreal, y g.. sam
vel Anderson. Richmond; Dr !. Il.
Anderson. Martinsvillc. and ono sis
ter. Mrs. T.. l.. Williamson. Martins
Vile. The funeral services will .e
held Saturday In the Anderson Me-
mortal Church here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Cannon Accuses Davis.

Cannon Accuses Davis.
Ihat was the beginning, Senator
cannon said. Of the attacks on tho
riots by Governor Davis, whom no
accused of being "the foremos, nor
secutor OF them all" The Richmoud
senator he'd that the pi,o,s had .,
right TO object ID such Legislation as
mat proposed. 'as much as any man
has right TO object TO an unius,
attack"
AFTER maintaining that the corpo
ration Commission has no business
regulating the pilots. Senator cannon
quoted from ~ decision OF the United
STATES supreme Court. which held
mar the association could not b.
heid responsible for its individual
members.
The last subject on which H.. touch :
80 was IN" evolution Of pilotage from
toe old independent pilot boat 10 IN.
present association, which no So
htor declared. Was u natural cvolu-
ton for the sake OF efficiency.
Senator Dodson In the Ave mir,,a.
ailn',Gd him. defended the Pilots Az
sociation. He declared the oppon.nts
"' me pliots have the wrong angie
10 the situation. but admitted thar
IL was useless TO talk 10 those with
fitJuH'c"d minds. Senator Dobs6n
praised Captain w. r. Boutwell,. pr.s.
,dcht OF the association. highly, term
hE nun one Of the worlds greatest
port builders" The whole matter. he
'oid the Senate. Is "a hangover from
political debauch." The Norfolk
SCION said he Was convinced the nj .
Iots were giving efficient service and
the shippers were satisfied.
Take Up Motion Today.
RESENTMENT at what he said werc
allegations as to the motive behjnd
'hc investigation asked for was cx
pressed by Senator G. O'conor Gonl-
.'k' one of the strongest supporters
OF the resolution. lie denied wfth
some neat that there was anvbodv
hchind him In his advocacy of an In.
quiry. 60"
senator Goolrick. while saving he
intended TO vote for Senator Swanson
next fall. defended Governor Davis
expressing the opinion that the for
her chief executive was mot such
small man as the Senator'S yyoul1
nave us believe That the piIo,s
nave been badly advised in their on
poSitioi TO an investigation was the
viewpoint expressed by the E'rc1
er'cksburE Senator. who advised thcm
10 discharge the lawyers they have
empl"Ecd and employ some who can
eve them sound advice"
senator Walter Tansill oliver and
senator Downing. in short talks. con
cihdcd the argument
motion To reconsider was mend
ing AT the time of recess. and Will no
'"keh UP probably tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
SAVES CITY MONEY
Operating Expenses Last Year s25,O0O
Lcss Than In 1919, Despite
POpuln lion Incrcaae.

Mayor Ainslic and Director W. NJ.
Myers. Of the Department Of Public
Safety. pointed out before the Finance
Committee last night that the ortrat-
ing expenses OF the Department of
Safety. including the Fire and ro-
lice Departments, was more than
$4,000 less than in the year 1919, and
that since that period the population
of the city hal increased 5000. more
than the entire population OF so per
cent OF the cities OF the state
The total amount asked for the
department for the year Is SI.I6l.-
9loS6, which carries an increase In
salaries OF $I3,G72.36. taken up al
most entirely by additional fremen
and policemen. The Bureau OF
Weights and Measures was respon-
sibie Tor turning into the treasury
more than $4,000 last year, while the
expenses of that bureau fan below
500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
CONFEDERATE VETERAN.
%, DIES AT PULASKI
itad Unique Experience OF Heinz
captured by Officers Who lie
cnmp rrcsidcnts

Pulaski VA. March in.-Wiiliam
H. whitman. 80. prominent farmer
ana i"Fn"r supervisor, died today
from ihhrmiti"s -: age. ~. was q
Confederate soldier and waR taken
prisoner by former Presidents HAYES
ana Mckinley. then officers in tho
Union army. ana sent to Camp Nor
ton, indianapolis He leaves "A willow
and these children: Mrs. J T.. poa-
con. Wes'chcktcr. Pa: Mrs u. + Nc.
i.eod. Charleston, s g: j. David
whitman. Barticsvillc. OKLA: Mrs. n.
\. Jones. Bridgeport. W. Va; Or W
Il. whitman. Roanoke: Miss Louise
and r.. Pierce whitman, at home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Theatcr Calendar

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Village
Follies."
IfRIC-Kcith vaudeville.
BiJoU-All-Btnr cast. In Ten
Nights In l'nrroom."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carmen. in
Nobody"
COi.ONIAI--Larry Scmon, in
The Show"
lSlS-Hoot Gibson. in "Hcadin'
WeRt."
Sailor Made Man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

to be moro sympathetic toward tho popular
conception OF memorial to Virginia's he
roes. 1t would not greatly need the counsel
OF such commission as is now proposed.
The memorial project has been studied very
carefully and from every angle; IT is not
information. but money, that Is lacking. The
Legislature of 1924 will not find II difficult
TO devise n memorial plan, If II is really
Interested in the task
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Mrs. Fannie Friedman.

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
Friedman. ~ years old, who died yes
terdaS morning in the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Rothschild, g9l,
Monument Avenue. VIII be held to-
morrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Echoes From Down Home

That part OF the soldier vote that went with
the Republicans in the last election is now
receiving its reward. The turning down Of
soldier applicants for post-ofiicc jobs in North
Carolina has reached the size OF public
scandal II seems that the dcad-sure loser Is
the man who applies with his soldier record
rs an asset-Charlottc Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Answers to tho Lovs,ora.
BIZ HENRY EDWARD WARMER

s 0 S: Please. what Is the proper color for
6rlde?-MYRTLE.
Same color the groom. usually Mertz
s y S: II gentleman. while walking with
lady falls off the curb from intoxicntion
what should she doc-ANXIOUS.
Get the address OF his bootIexser, Anx. and
tip Off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
griffith Improves Ola s,,-,..


when ID. w. Griffith filmed "Way
Town East from the old play OF
'he same name. he not only used all
Oh the original story. but added to IL
me tremendous Scene of the rescue
the ice. IT was the big punch
=" 'he picture and the idea was not
even intimated in the play. So when
became known that Griffith was TO
40 fhe Two Orphans" everyone be
gan to wonder what he would add
TO that story.
THOSE who have seen his "Orphans
vi 'he STORM as he has renamed
.he photo-drama, released by tho
'"''ed artists Corporation, which
opens az the Academy on Monda
for week with matinccs daily, know
'hat an ne added was the French
revolution.
lie simply moved up the action OF
'"e play one year so that the story
"oul" beSin Just before the Reign
OF Terror. II Is. therefore, interest
ing 10 see how slight was the sug.
session In the original play that gave
"rlIn'h this great inspiration.
The action Of the play occurred
anout one year before the storminc
oi inc BaStiie. in one scene the
Chevalier de Naudrcy remarked that
II" had scen play on the Parasian
boards which contained expressions
OF revolutionary sentiments forbid,
don by tho police, The play. how.
ever was not suppressed. for the
King had been forced to yIold Ia
tho clamors OF the people. who in
alsted that the play be let alone,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Picture of a Girl

She had:
Eyes OF opal.
Teeth like pearls,
throat OF alabnster,
Ruby lips.
Cheeks of peaches and cream,
And.
a head OF pure ivory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Up With the Times
Dy II. q. II.

Earthquakes seem to have become an almost
daily occurrence at Los Angcles--but that
doesn't account for the fact that It's known
shake down city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

II De Valera really feels that the Limerick
situation Is too delicate for discussion as he
says, II must he on it's deathbpd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

Secretary Davis appeals to tho miners and
operators lin the name OF common sense :"
You may be sure all other means have been
exhausted when they resort to that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

The present difference between "A bonus bill
and n bogus bill. apparently Is lust about a,
great as the spelling indicates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

Comptroller CrissinGer. IL Is stated will ad-
wise banks to ignore the bonus bill IL Il
should he passed. \ few more months Of hits
party government and we'll all be ready
for the bugpcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Ihc Day.

Round SerGeant-Here. Casey. what you do
ing?
Cop-t arrested this guy for driving his
motor into a man.
Round Sergeant-Gct wise or get laid or
Casey. You should pinch the pedestrian for
blocking traffic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

congress is going tn ignore the advice OF
Secretary OF War Weeks and General Pcrsh-
Ing by cutting the army down 10 $4,000 mon
what's the use to have heads OF departments
and experts il their recommendations arc 10
lac ienorcd?-Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

Rainfall IL hours ending 5 l.. M.. Is
Rainfall "a hours "nhiTs T.. M..... J .02
Exc"as SINCE March | ............. , SO
FskecM since January ............. , 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

There men who will drink any sort ne
E"otCh In minute and go HON. and argue
three hours about whether it's safe to take off
their winter nannels yet-AsheyiIlo C,itizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Anlusencnts
Big ncception for ulue

Zig deception for Hue.
Hn elaborate reception is planned
Tor Monte Blue. the popular favorite.
on ms arrival Monday in Richmond.
Mr' binc, who Is to appear at the
m"i"hiai Iheafer In person. Monday,
"esuay ana Wednesday. In conncc-
,'' Win ms latest photoplay suc-
cess. "A Broken DOLL" will he me, AZ
BROAD street station .bv a numbor nr
prominent citizens. and will be es-
c"rtcd tn the theatcr Arrunrc
'ncnts are ais" under way for him to
address the Kiwanis Club a, It's rcy
MAR meeting Monday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. 8 Weather Bureau,
Forecast: Virginin -

Clearing today. probably
preceded by Tnin In
cnst portion this morn
Ing: tomorrow InoruInx
fair: no cl,unge In tenn =
perliturr; gales Oh coast
to'iuy; strong west to
southwest winds.
North Cnr0iinn-F:iir
Today nn,i tomorrow (;
,omrwlunt cooler to-day (;
IRISH Ia strong south
erst aud west winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Meeting Results In ~. Converts.

ROANOKE. VA. March 1.-THE
cvangelistic campaign, put on by the
several Baptist Churches OF Roanoke.
resulted in 472 converts. according to
figures given out today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
DOI,,estlc Note.

Adapted from somewhere. strictly not ORR
gnal:
Jones do you and your wife ever have
any Words"
She does. old man: and IL she ever gives mo
a chance. hope to some day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Lorni Temperature Yesterday.

j.. ST. temperature ............. 80
Maximum temperature to S J.. Nj. 80
Minimum Temperature to l.. M..... ~
Mean temperature yesterday ........ So
Normal temperature for thu da;c.... 81
Excess yesterday .........
Deficiency since March ............
Deficiency since January .......... 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
The Toilette.

Up tho stair. at 1850:
For mercy's sake. Mary. aren't you dressed
ior the opera! Hurry up! Wen be late"
Just ten minutes. Jim. | haven't taken
enough off yet to look decent" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

Critics OF the British policy in India seen
to feel that the problem now Is To choos,
between the non-co- operationsts and the min
conpoops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
sOnnbls

lie came upon friend angling i'm a mos,
Improbable stream.
Hello Jack: what are you ASKING tor?"
Ana lack with that Same look OF disgust
Eruntcd:
That's what Id like e know!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11
Special Data.

Local observations at y =. NJ. Yesterday.
Wind direction. esst. wind velocity, ]:
weather at 7. A.. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

ordinarily we'd never kick over any measure
for tightening up the prohibition laws hut
KS enough TO make anybody indignant when
they provide for searching n decent pcrson,s
submarine without warrant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

ABE says: What makes joke funny Is
the fact that It's supposed to be funny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

rates. In six months. he said. the
association heard nothing from Gov
ernor Davis. and at the end OF tina,
time. the checking account they had
opened for the British Red Cross no,
having been touched. the money was
divided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

lhe ruling OF tho revenue department
denying large yenSt manufacturing cxtnh-
IlShm"hl the use Of alcohol seems to bid fair
l" pat check on the latest fad OF eating
yeast tab"ts.-kinSton Free Press