davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Office boys don It ask 20 get off in
order to attend their grandmother s
funerals nowadays. They just go to the
bail game and take the boss with them
after he has locked up the office.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

There may be magic in the name of that new
republican senatorial canddate-Moore. OF it may
be more or less has the right sound to begin with
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

The Jananese announce they will withdraw the last of
their troops from Siberia in December Begins to look if
the Mikado was really going to take the disarmament
agreement seriously. The world do move. ---..---
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-01

Ignorance also covers multitude of
sins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Why Not mt MontircIluf

!" Tue Eui'"r of The Times dispatch
SIR, Alter reading your editorial
"t July -. 1921, On $40. 600 VIII Save
Monticello" IL occurred to mo that
inc state OF Virginia might not only
purchase Monticello to save IL az !,
memorial I" the great jefferson, IA.
author of III" Declaration of indie
r"nd"nc": hu, that the state might
AT IA" sam" time erect upun !hc
grounds of Monticello. on the noun
tain ton. ana In such a position tina,
II would Ice seen from the valley he
low. Il beautiful m"morial-thc me-
in"rial-tu the boys Of Virginia who
gave their lives and limbs To save
our independence" and 10 help save.
TIA" independence Of the world. 4
memorial I" jefferson is Il matter Of
sentiment. y memorial To our gal
liant soldiers is more than Il matter
of sentiment; /; is a matter az love I:
u sacred thing. The location at
Monticello" seems, on further thought,
80 Offer possibilities. \. :.
Richmond, Va. March -. 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day

mate rightncsS, OF all the people? In
democracy must we not put this
i"c' above the idea Of immediate cf-
hcichcy? Is not II democracy. even
"heh making some mistakes, better
,m'" 1t tyranny making 40 mistakes?
me 'h""ry OF democracy liz that IN
'h" i"hE run the people Will come
out better by running themselves
IMAM by being run by even bcncYoicnt
ONcrlords.
40" ia" people can only run them
serves by having politics. /. IL not
therefore. unreasonable TO he Swim.
that such and such public busiuos,
ought To he kept out OF po,i,i.so
frivatc affairs. private ins,i,u,I,r.
may talk Of keeping out OF politics
but public affairs. public institution,
nave n" right. and should have mn
desire 10 keep out OF politics TIN.
more important the public fnnc,io,,
is. like public education for oSaruulc
the better II is that il should uo
IN politics, better for the polItics
ana better for popular education. We
cannot have better politics hy ran
ning away from. or slurring at. pol
l'ics. hut rather by putting more
obligation uron politics and having
Il deeper consciousness 81 our puhlic
duties y slur at politics is "a siur "a,
popular government. which certainly
most az us believe to Ice tho hes,
Kind there ia
JAMES ~. BILLIARD.
charlottesville. Va. March 90. 1929
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

demonstrating before the world tho wonder
fully rich resources OF soil. climate and adj
vantageous location that are offered here.
Virginia will not regard this evidence OF
widespread interest with indifference. New
Corners OF the type largely represented by
the inquiries reaching Commissioner Koiner
will be welcomed. not merely out Of Il sense
OF hospitality. but because they are desirable
citizens and needed here. The state is i'll
position to accommodate adyantaEcously
thousands of new citizens. particularly new
citizens whose business in life is that OF
making the soil yield lis riches
Granted that we have positive interest
in gaining new settlers. we may wisely con
slider the strength OF our bid in its several
essential points. and whether our unQucs-
toned advantages are in any substantial
degree weakened by disadvantages. MIR.
Koiner's inquiries have come largely from
the West and Middle West from sections
that on the whole are we'll off in point OF
material development. Prospective Nir
ginians now resident in that region me-
he expected To seek full information as ~
our roads and schools before finally deciding
10 yield TO the lure Of our fertile soil and
ur"Ncollcd climate. How we'll the Spokes-
man for Virginia may satisfy them on these
points just now is known to every obscrvant
citizen. His reply will inevitably turn many
away in disappointment.
Many others. of course. arc coming despite
the important things in which Virginia is
lacking They will weigh against the def
ciencieS the superb attractions here for
progressive farming population. and decide
that the latter more than balance the for
NOR. And. in the long run. they will prove
their wisdom But the fact remains that the
States invitation to desirable outsiders lacks
something OF the power it ought to have
half OF our talents lie buried and unused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Stopping Ii in the Senate

D RESIDENT HARDING is led to believe
according TO recent dispatches. that
The Senate will put the soldier bonus bill on
the shelf so far this session of Congress
is concerned and he will not be forced to
veto a measure which he opposes or TO
swallow ii in spite OF his belief that il is
indcfcnsiblc from every possible standpoint
The whole Harding administration is now
arrayod against tho "pawnbrokcr" bonus
bill. The President has repeat eddy declared
that il neither satisfies those who sincerely
believe in paying the former service men
deferred compensation" nor those who are
opposed 10 any payment whatever in cash
or otherwise The Secretary OF tho Treas
uiy has shown by ono statement after an
other that The pending measure is unsound
The Comptroller OF the Currency has pub
licly announced that he will urge all ma
tional banks under his jurisdiction To refuse
TO accept the certificates as collateral for
loans. The Acknowledgement has warned
the country that about Sl.5OO.OOo,oOO in
claims against tho government must be IL
nanc"d before any bonus can be paid
What other administration officials may
believe in this connection has not been made
so plain. but ii may be- assumed tina, they
are in agreement with the President and
those of their associates who have publicly
commented upon the question III view of
'hls, II would seem 10 he the part Of cour-
age and good craftsmanship for the presi-
dent llatly 10 warn the Senate that if bonus
legislation as now framed reaches him for
approval he will veto IT. Such n warning
probably would I've sufficient To Kill the bust
ness within twenty-four hours
unhapDily, Mr.. Harding does not proceed
III the discharge or his duties in any such
fashion y Cleveland or a Roosevelt or
Il wilson might be expected to do the hold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Relieves u mn Outrage.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir notice from this m"ruing' $
paper that Mr. ISinfnrd ANA his as
suCilt"S are getting ready 10 launch
"a campaign for a S5"u.0O0 bond as
sue for u public library 10 u" paid
for 10y IA" city, now that tn" STAT
has abandoned its memorial library
plans
II seems 10 IN" that such a project,
coming at this time. would hc nothing
less than an OlitraE" on tn" taxpayers.
Hunds cannot he issued without pro
yidinG for interest and sinking fund.
and tiles" fined charges can only hc
met hy increased taxes. We are taxed
To death novelty. state and mn
tioual. Salaries and wages are dc
cliuiur, ANA unemployment is rcncr-
al. while tho cost az living. especially
in certain directions. Is showing an
obstinate tendency To stay up And
the Republican politicians, shakin.:
in their shoes. ar" getting ready 10
milk the country 10 the tun" ot Yoy-
oral billions dollars for a houus 20
ho paid to the ablo-bodicd war vet
Grams
rho city should no, issue bonds ri.
talk" amy other steps Involving z
permanent Increase in taxes. cyccp,
for TIA" most ahsuljit" necessities. uu-
I'll conditions more nearly approach
normal. y public library Is a most ic-
sirahl" and Coum"uha hic thing, hut
70 has teen All OF that for the last
generation and W. have managed to
worry along without II and sim get
ourselves educated. our schools are
filled to- overflow Ing. the sigh; OF q
policeman in certain parts OF the
West End is SO strange tina; 1t trith
cus the babies. many &C our most used
streets in til" heart Of tn" city ar"
nothing but mud holes; the streets ..-
main unmarked SO that "a strHng er
might as we'll hc in - wilderness for
any chance he has of finding his way
around unassistcd
md now come the dear brethren
and sisters, with all g. their various
pct PROJECTS AMI uplit's. to max" an
other raid on IN" treasury bcfor" s.
IS all spent. The city has no more
business investing ia a 100000 pub
lie library at this tim" than a sl5O
a month clerk with :, wifc and nv"
children 10 support. would have in
hnyiur "a $500" touring car
y SAD TAXPAYER.
Richmond. Va March ~ 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Health Queries by DR.. Brady

TIL" Visiting Friend-A very dear friend o,,
his way to tuberculosis vani,ariurn in III.
H"H'hwHst plans Ia stop ana spend few
days at our home As hc ma. entertained NJ.
w" az" under obligations to him. In, we have
a boy aged who makes great friends wi,i
"NcrTtody What risk Is involved If til. yigi-
Tor f"nd'"s and plays with tn" hoyr-W :
Nnsw"r-Grav" risk Of Infection There
would Il" littl" or no risk involved for adults
III your household. should smug:;lo tho boy
away for a visi; somewhere until tho friend
shall have departed. Young children arc
particularly susceptible to repeated or prn-
lonGcd intimate contact with one having tn
hercnlosis and should nevc, he subjected 20
that danger.
Character AnalyznE-G should like TO have
the opinion of some Intelligent person CON
corning character Analysing. what do yo;
think 81 the course In character analyziuc
w. T.. G.
AnswHr-My notion is that it is foolish. If
you refer to analysis Of character by the
height or breadth OF the brow or the proini-
n"nce Of the chin ana all that sort of thing
Rlccdcrs--Is there anything in the mothers
condition that accounts for tho 'blccdcr''
state in a baty?-Mrs =. T.
Answer emophilla runs in families
Usually the condition is manifest only i'm
males and carried in "a latent form hy the
female offspring of blccdcr. That is the
females are generally not bccdcrs themselves
hut their NAL" children are likely 10 nc hiccu.
"rs The condition is duo To lack of ihrin
fcrmen, which brings about natural CLOTHING
Of the blood. WHY this occurs in certain
families Is not known.
Favo.itc Mytha-Arc so-callcd nose shapcn-
crs of any use in correcting large or hump
nose? Would the use of electric vibrator
develop the point OF the chln?--D Dorothy II.
AnSwcr--No.
rimpcs-l. II rimp'cs come from impure
Hood why do they appear only on the face?
? Why doesn't sulhur purify the blood
II s. H.
Answer. Pimplcs do not come from i'm
pure blood and pimpics do appear on other
parts Of the body well as the face. >.
don't know why not-unlcss tho Creator fc't
best for IL not to-
Magnum opus Iost-A specialist in your
city told me had neurasthcnia and at the
time he explained precisely what IT is. but
YOU to cxplain-E. II.
-Ncurasthcnia is very elusive
thing perhaps even Hypothetical. The term
literally means lack Of nerve strength. what
that may mean. N"urasthcnia is going
out Of fashion IN" nerve. specialists retire.
Hear Freedom Ring2-Just word on
bobbcd hair. Tn" way girls boys are
benefited by cutting of long hair is tho
freedom from the long hair which really re-
generates many. gives them change Of
health I speak from observation in my own
family and my fricnds.-Mrs H. * j.
Answcr-A great many young women seem
nnd tho hair an anlictIon-cr rather the
care Of the hair They write and ask me
10 send them Information or advice about
g. please tell me- they say, how can
got ria Of a rcd nose and the care Of the
hair" | hope may soon sca the last o!
this kind OF freedom.
Copyright. National Newspaper Servicc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

sic without rcaping the harvest Of
'lawlcssncss." which you dcplorc. and
not reap the type OF citizenship Ike
General Lee.
Ana frankly, You dailicS Of the ma
'nh' nave a stupcUdous part. con-
li"htory "law!"ssncss.' in jiblnG
what YOU term "biu"-laws." prohibit
tion. etc. and all Christian efforts TO
lfain men and women away from
rec hand sclt-indulScucc into stabi-
i'"'d Sclt-c"ntrol. which alone pro-
hHrcS reliable citizenship. Nnd the
"ail!cS al" almost universally up-
""id'hE German propaganda under
'"" H"ii" of science widespread ia
CUR school curricula. that We arc OF
ape 9"diEr"". and urrniguiu:
"r'S'iah people for protesting
nt"lhSi IT. such a r"l" Is lll. lee
"''"t mons and believing IT Viii
TURN them into domestic animals ".
would instnnta rclcpatc such - 49,
l" inhacy- and yet that Is precisely
"h"' "" ar" doing with young Amer
ich. III schools. universities. pcrinyIi-
rhiS' ana daily papers "Icctur!nr.
thcin psNchol"gically" and b.lcyirv
VIII translate them into curr..,
citizens.
Now. FOR the bright side OF Ninh.
mon" ana virginia. y teacher from
an outside stat" chooses VirrIni, a.
t""'h in: "Eccaus" the children ana
H"nnE arc taught such elegant man
n'rs' and hopes no misfortune yin
ever send her out OF tn. STATE 49,
t,ach I"
TH" business woman who royo mo
N""r paper said 10 mo: "'rho srbon,
IirIS' :" many Of th"rn Got ON mo
u"'n ""inr into Richmond to ycbnuI
instead az their being loud napp.rs.
my behaved so elegantly. ANA aftcr
school SO many OF th.m Instead -,
'""'Inr ON the streets. came into mo
T' ir""m OF the hip drs good s,,r.
"nh us" li;r!o ladics SAT ana .,uIi..,
h"ir ioss"n" Virginia cousl,lo,rJ
" 'hriSiian state and docs j, mo-,
Ana $" jn"; ~ matter Of test,
,hkr an Inventory. secretly. Of mo
I".'"- itw-hreaiicrs'' and So. hn,v
many ar" from christian homes a,,I
hr'N'l'n churches and then corrluJa
Tor H""rs"lf which pays In q .l,y,.
""'far" Fro" hand license. or carI.
tAi training I'm scl' -pontrol2
LipN u EpHERTSoN
f'SH"pNill", : g, March Is. isoc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Which Pays Rest.

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S.r-Nour issue OF March 10 lies
before me with It's editorial: ~ Dis
turh!ng Report IL" paper having
been hrogght back by a husiucss
woman who went to Richmond to
buy goods. and given {" me because
coUu; myself fortunate" that my
forbea-s were Nirrinians. and most
"i my relatives now are.
50, my visit Ia Richmond. last sum :
mcr, was joy and an inspiration. 1t
Is a very beautiful CITY. ana Tho
mecca "i Southern history. And Cen
oral L." has been iu our family
training. tn" ideal soldier. nero. man
gentleman and dcvout christian. And
wc cannot remove christian" self
control from family life and city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
InNcnfinn nj IInno

M'H . r.. Williamsburg Plano
t"f'S M'r" invented ~ Schroeder. or
Dresden. in iTI7. square pinnofor,os
w"r" HrSt made IN Saxouv about ,-eo
IN" earliest known mention Of ,bn
instrument in England rs In n plny-
hlII announcing performance" at
'"N'nt Garden Th"nt"r, May &c. 1861.
Tor The benefit Of Miss BriCklcr The
play was Tho Rcgcar's Opcra." I'm
which Miss hrlcklcr PLAYED Polly.
The bill announced that At tho end OF
at ono MISC Bricklcr VIII sing a
'aHori;- song from Judith" accom-
panied hy Mr. plhdln on Il new In
struncnt called pianotortc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost npy
topic. excepting on legal mud mrdi-
chi snbiccss. nrc nnswrrcd free a.
NIL Inquiries nrr nnsyrrrh directly
b.? prrsonnl letter. srlf-nddrrss-J
Hfnmp"d envelope IL required. Adj
dress The rImcs-Dtspntrh Infurmn-
tion bureau. Rirhmund, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Motors.

We have friend who took his old buzzcr
To IN" mechanic ana had II diagnosed
shes In pretty good shape" said tho man
with the monkey wrench. except her main
center bearings are all shot to pieces Then
h"r radiator leaks. the universal Joint Is
cracked s"N"n teeth arc knocked out OF the
din"r"niial gear. the cylinders need rcboring
ON" of Nour pistons is warped. all the valves
mr." burnt out and your right rear floating
All" Is almost in two pieces. With Il new en-
Zine and tho body rebuilt. Id say the tires
would YOU 500 miles more. casy"
Then you think. with little repairing
she'd he good carr"
You bctcha! That's all she necds!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

Letters for the "NOirr OF the
ic"pic' Column should not cNrrcd
'"o words In length. Iicyond That
NUMBER the editor reserves the
riSht q" blue pencil. Name nnd
hddrrss must accompany cn"h COM
mnni"atl"n. not for publication, IL
the writer does not wish IL, but
as evidence OF good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

You can teach a fool. hut il doesn't paw
Half the world is nutty as the other
half
VINO sits up nights worrying must sleep his
DAYS
Tn" liar gets used to It he is surprised
by truth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
HiISincSS.

f"NnG man said tn" loss Elaring ut the
clock, "do YOU realize that every minute lost
TO this firm is an opportunity gained by the
competitions
Yes sir. ] do" said tho Kid monfullv "p,,,
tho better our competitor gets along. Sir tho
more ambition IT puts In meet en-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Yeah, Verify.

She sohhcd pitcously.
kr"i'' she screamed between chokcs
N"'" agreed I" marry you. you said you
would die for met"
II" shifted.
Yeah he said. but never have any
luck I'm too blamed healthy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

Many senators. it is related. smiled broad
~ whom the House bonus bill was laid he
for" them Liz" nearly everybody else. they
roal,z" that the House is only Kidding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Up With the Times
By II. q. u.

Mt"r tour abroad. Senator owen predicts
thousand years OF peace Probably CON
winged by what he saw over there that II
VIII b" that long before Europe gets out Of
the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

an" Norfolk Ledger Dispatch brings through
its editorial column this startling picco If
news IT Is reported that the pilots have not
E't decided whether a. not to call special
session OF the Les islaeSec"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Spirit of Virginia's Press

Tho Norfolk Ledger Dispatch brings through
its editorial column this startling niece If
news 1T Is reported that the pilots have no.
E'' decided whether a. not to call a special
session Of the cGslaasec.
says III" Newport News Press. IF Trr Prince
really knows how to exercise evil sriri,s 10
ought To b" engaged by tho Prohibition En-
f"roem"nt Department and set after tho boot
i'GE"rS iiootch is worse than 'hants'"
IN" Staunton Ncws-i.cadcr adds tho follow
ing 10 good roads literature: "VirEiuia fs ri.b
or III noteworthy history than any other state
in tho Union but her historical spo,s vim
have to continue to he read about and not seem
until the people OF the state realize tina, tho
only way for Virginia 10 got out of the mud is
for them to pull it out themselves
The Bristo! Iierald-Couricr sta1es a nro,o.
Sitioh and draws a conclusion thus: 1t Is
said the number OF farm stills is increasing
That back to- the-farm movement must have
attracted the wrong crowd"
The Petersburg Progress discusses Ricbmo,,
affairs II bit and concludes thus. w. h,,.o
not the slightest doubt. however, that aboIi
ton OF the antiquatcd archaic bic,,ocr,I
Council even without adoption of the city man
hser feature would prove boon 10 Kicb
mond."
This Is from the Newport News Times
.,rcn, 80 peIphla hospital Yesterday
;'he leg OF small boy and used it 10
strengthen hs ackbonc If the opcrati.,r
a., conan, w. :. 'niEht Wen be 'ricd
,,o
movie censorship board is now complete II
VII! be composed Of woman and two mon
mon 10 an cy ,,,.',,,. - p' me vi inc
is nm cx,tI,,' az" CIV, 'u'i'or' nc other
to.-d ,.,rs, 49, MAJ revenue.
,Ic,Ic. -. -, azure ana tue sub
d.. =. "' '"N az" inspires Il nigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

IN" King has sent hurry call to Criccic,h
WEGiht Lloyd G""rT" 10 come homo sec
about IN" Irish situation. There arc a number
of gentlemen who seem to wish L. G's lob
bat Ills Majesty is not ono OF them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Justice. ofl. :. >uprcmc CAM,

Ms. " = ". p.,ors1IIrr. Nn-
liam II. TAFT chief Justice; nssncia,o
Justices. jo*"ph Mckcnna. oliver "
Holmes William Il pas. Wills Van
t'"vant"r Mahlon ritucy. James 9.
MrRoyn"lds. Louis y Braudcis and
John ~ Clarke Tn" salary ~ tn"
chief Justice is i5.oGo ycar. and
"f the associate Justices $ii,50O q
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

According t" Judge Gary. courage. honesty
and industry will bring prosperity. As a
matter 80 fact that combination would come
mighty near bringing tho millennium If given
reasonable time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

Irnnk G.. Carpenter.
II s South BOSTON Yes. Frank
.. carpenter is stil! living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

The Bristol lierald-Couricr states a promo
Sitioh and draws conclusion thus: 1t Is
sald me number Of farm stills is increasing
'hat bach the-farm movement must have
attracted the wrong crowd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

rms is from the Newport News Times
Herald: In a Philadelphia hospital YESTERDAY
surgeons cut five inches OF shnbone from
''e leg OF small boy and used IT to
strengthen h:s backbone If the op.r,ti,r
proves I" 10 successful. il might well be tri,d
on certain members Of Congress"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

,r,,Il,yllONE Randolph
private Branch IN :
IN uge connecting
vI,h al departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

4 pIN T IIII'.N - -,
favor us with man q
scripts ana mus ! :"
,ious for puRIlGahoh
wish TO have GniNa"
able articles IetuEi't",
They must ~ al cases
send stamps NoE :" -
purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

PUBLISHED every day IN the year AZ . 800 ''Uo :"
Tenth street kEhmOnt. Va =! ~
ptspntcll ruhlishimE Co. Inc.
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NIL CON M M,
NlCAIIOAH 10 -
'rInes Dispatch al"
NOT to individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

Inc petersburg Progress discusses Richmond
"Ha'fS b't and concludes thus: We have
not the slightest doubt. however, that abolj.
Won OF me "ntiquated archaic bicaincral
Couhci! even without adoption of the city man
"ser feature would prove a boon 10 Rich
mond"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

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