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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Goitrc vrr.u. Tubcrcu,,,,,
\ nurse writes:


e, The patient was healthy In every
way and had no symptoms or signs OF tuber-
culosis, only her pulse averaged los to 1870
per minute and she was about twenty poLaos
underweight The doctors could detect no phy-
steal signs OF trouble In the lungs and N-ray
pictures showed nothing wrong there After
many months Hhe presented Indications OF thy
rod gland enlargement and the doctors now
consider tina; she has had exophthslmic goitre
from the very beginning, although her eyes
appear all right
Can such trouble develop as a complica-
ton of lung tuberculosis? What is the cause
of exorhthalmic goi,re? Would N-rav treat
ment or diet I've OF much value in the treat
m"nt nj such case?"
This is not the first case OF exophthalnic
Soitre that has simulated lung tuberculosis
In the earliest GncipienO stage nor are these
the most competent physicians who have been
miS'ed IN IN" diagnosis of such "a case. There
are considerable number of such cases which
chalIcnE" the diaSnostic skill Judgment OF
the best of physicians-but fortunately Tor the
patient II IL a matter Of small moment; since
the mode of treatment generally -mpiovcd
TOT exonh'hhinic Ioltre Is the that
which Is most helpful in incipicnt tuhcrculosi,
OF the lung, namely, rest In the omen air sen.
sib!e diet, appropriate medication (,o meet
the individual conditions), good general ny
gicne.
me fact that case OF eNophthalmic goitre
may so closely resemble beginning lung tn
ocFcui"sis gives hint OF the cause or this
type or goitrc. The term "exophthalmi,.'' re-
fcFs 10 the prominent, bullying, wide staring
or frightened looking eyes Of one with this
type OF Ioitrc, although the correspondent
mentions that this particular patients eyes
appeared normal ENophthalmc goi,re is
nevertheless u frequent condition even with
out eXophthalmos-and more interesting 100
IMAM Hamlet without the mcIa ncholy Dane
'he or the important functions of the thy-
roia gland which gland is affected in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
TriHiilahlu,

There In ctrriInp lave that swings
Its warmth Ia hla and littis things
And Ril unspukeu, does embrace
All people, times and avery piars.
II nltCrE throuHh n deadened wall
II stands. whore other things must fall;
They call Il Fr!endHh!p: Il shall no
Life's truo.t ton, for you. for mo.
No dark corrosion mara ita faoe,
No !cRluuEles It's nRtiva grace;
20 ureed can sour tn Will! TO give
No death fores,all It's will to 1.-Two.
And by this sign, who como and go
The face OF Friendship thoy mny know:
Since tho arst hour OF ,imo began
II Ia the Brotherhood OF Man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
THURSDAY JUNE $, 1879.

IT II = revolt Of the progressive element OF
! the Republican party against old Guard
leadership and the reacronary policies il
espouses has gathered such momentum as
TO create genuine alarm that its power will
he wpested from its hands. This movement
1oundSits first official expression at the polls
n the Indiana Republican primary when
fifth anNhe hacking OF the regular organiza-
ton andNthe Harding administration. Sen
ator New .was defeated for denomination hy
Albert G.i1sereridge, an outspoken exponent
of ,progressiveism and an active supporter
of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for Presi-
dent when he .rantas the Bull Moose can
didate. Then quickly followed the aston
ishng victory OF Clifford Pinchot another
progressive and uncompromising foe of
&Machine. politics, in the rock ribbed Rcpuh-
8ican State of PENNSYLVANIA. whore hitherto
The Old Guard, organization had heeu in
. incible.
To these Two successive shocks To an
= administration that believed itself firmly
futtressed by public sentiment and 10 a
#roup OF congressional leaders that had
9oped that the impetus OF the 1920 vote
you'd carry Them 10 victory in the 1922
Elections, there has come third still more
painful shock in the victory Of another
progressive III the Republican primaries of
'"' '''''i ''''"'-
"'e" '"i '"''e" states senator to I'LL the
."Ne n'""e >"'""' oy the resignation OF
N'"!""' d" "hlch hawsoh was ap-
E8ointed 10 s"rv" out the unexpired term
rookhart won over I'VE other candidates
"t up +" ,"' regular organization in the
W.. % ''"''lnE ms vote IN inil field
~, ve'I. Ie!u'Fe" under the
s'''"., s""' % 'h'l STATE 10. nominate De
I'VE .''S hah"''ap' hFo"khart rolled Al
CEN o' "a" 'o'a. vote cast IN the pri-
's,""s. OF me desperate campaign
= a. :" '"'''"' ms fe'eiN'hs the neces-
90 per cent. ms victory haS political
a. as 'ha' OF either bev-
- Mo,a,,.
: *. , ""'''' 'h"'"u""'" Is gwen !"
",'' 20 we discomfort OF the
because ms platform
nnrio,. ''I''''' ''eIs important
~ - Wy INNS '"''o" r"r example,
~, y at''nS' 'i.e sales tax
: -, ,' S","''' ooh"N he OPP
~. dn,,srda5 ,r >'e's pr"h'S tax
'"' 'ePe"' or radical modi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
George =. Williams.

e4NCiBtkG, VA. June -
Georg" s. Williams. 20 wears of age.
retired farmer died Friday at his
home In Botetourt County near
Sprinswood after long illness He
survived his wife six wears. Mr.
Williams was Methodist and "A ma
tive OF Giles County. Ia which place
his BODY was taken !or burial at
the family cemetery. Surviving
children are: Walter Williams Day
ton, O.: Other Williams. Goodwin =
Ferry. Mrs. Fannie Wright and Mrs.
Laura Johnson, Roanoke: Mrs. Het-
tie Booze. SrrinHw wood Mrs. Eddie
Johnson, Springwood and /. o. VIII
Hams, I.ynchhurg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
The Confederate Nav.

% the Editor OF The Timc.- Dispatch.
S'r,-The record made by ihe Con
'eneraie navy during tn. War IL,
tween mo states is without a mar
a!lei In history. The def.nse ot n,,r.
s"acoasts and h1rbOrs al HON. and
the destruction Of the Federal com.
mercc AZ sea should he more vaner-
any known and appreciated hy THO
pNohc at large. the st"ri-s OF the
N!rHinia, Albcmarl" Arkansas and
"ih"r iiunciads stands on, wiz, ~
p."ial hri!!iaur~. IN" cruiscs of Tho
Alabama, sumter. Florida. chickn-
manga. sh' nandoah and other nan
thers OF Ia" s"a read Tx. romance.
We had over 5000 men who w.r,
down - the sea In ships 10 serve our
beloved south. ~" had over 1870 YES.
N''s carrying guns. we had over
twenty lroLciads of tho model OF the
NirEinia 'Merrima,J. mos, OF them
CONG s,rvic. equal In valor tn that
~ orr famou, ram. We mad "A doE.,
cruisers mat euualed in Aervlcr. II
not IN results, that OF our Immortal
!"bama. We had scores Of heroes
whose names today are unenow n
whose service WAS AZ patriotic a.
mat OF thr E"llsnt Buchanan and the
brave Seumes
W h!I: wc We're several months ne.
nina IA" army In getting under way
for Lack Of ships and munitions Enl.
laut Jim Waudeli. with mis- good shin
Shenandoah wal burning Federal
vessels three months after. and he
did not haul down tho Conf.d.r,re
mas un'il seven months after the war
ended
iihd ~" army he-r equally lucky
AZ IN" navy N" var would have
ended dir.ren,iy-for better ar for
worsc-nuery. Ne had no onror-
thniiN I" test The alternative Had
~" succeeded tho Confad.racy uouId
nav" shown the world how 10 run an
honest government, and our ,"rmy
OF returning to tho Union AGAIN
W"hlh have been far more humane
than by Reconstruction"
4 a u L, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

STRASBuRG, VA, June 7.-On Sat
urday evening, .Iune 3. Conicville and
neShborhood We're shocked by the
news that Noah Good. prominent
citizen of that community. was dead.
Mrs. Good had been away from home
and on her return. when she did not
see MIR. Good, Thought that he had
gone out. Upon going about her
evening chores she found the iifeiess
body of her husband lying on the
cement floor OF the hogpen. In one
hand he Srasped Il scoop and in the
other short hoard. presumably haV-
ing fallen when he leaned over to
put feed In the hog trough and
grasping at the board To save him =
SELF. His neck was broken and
death must have resulted Instantly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
airs. ELLEN \. Ricketts,.

Mrs. Ellen y. Ricketts, widow or
george W. Ricketts,. died suddenly at
her home, 2Vs South cherry street.
yesterday afternoon ut 80 O'Clock.
Mrs RiCketts had been In Ealing
health Tor some time. bat her death
Was Unexpected She leaves thrr.
children. Thomas G. J.ett!e y and
G"orS" r.. Ricketts,. Two brothers
James ". and Thomas y. ketidl-r.
and one sister, Mrs Laura /. Scott.
In" funeral viii take place from
Laurel street Methodist church to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock. from
which church she had Ion. been u
memher lntern.nt viii he IN Holly
wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
SHIP BRINGS LAST
OF u. S. WAR DEAD
lBy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. June 7.-Sixt H.. r,,r
flag -draped Baskets. hearing the las,
Of Americas war dead to he brought,
home from France by request. were
lifted over the side of tho transnort
Somme today and placed upon an
army pier in Brooklyn. Services
will be held on Sunday, and then
the bodies will he sent to relatives
for final burial All. of the other
thousands of American dead oyer
seas Will remain there.
The Somme also brought home
376 Of the officers and men who have
hecn stationed along the Rhine
FIFTY wives of officers were aboard.
and eighty-four members Of enlisted
mems families
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Road Money RIM. Law

IA > the year advances. the inadequacy ~
~ funds available for highway construc.
tion in Virginia becomes more painfully
apparent. The process OF REORGANIZATION
authorized by the General Assembly ia
going forward One OF the ab!est road men
II the country has been engaged FOR the
post OF commission chairman HIS asso-
Mates Will be men OF recognized capacity
Iind known enthusiasm for highway devcl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
NONSUIT TAKEN in
BIG DAMAGE. ACTION
lSpecial 10 Thc Times-nl.nntnh1

bANNlI.l,E VA. June THE
'so'ooo damage suit instituted by
Mrs. Nicholas Rufin against Mrs.
Hcrryman Green for injuries In an
auto accident Terminated abruptly
ms evening when nonsuit was
taken by the PLAINTIFF. This was
done before the defense evidence
was como into. the plaintiffs case
railing to develop rs anticipated.
neither speeding or negligence was
shown by the plaintiffs witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
George w. SIonts.

SrRASBtRG, VA, June .
George w. MONTE. a life long resident
OF the Coal Mine neighhorhood, died
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Gordon at the age
of Il years and months Deceased
had been in failing health fhr some
time. He was bachelor and lived
alone. hut when his condition he
came serious on Saturday he was
taken Ia the home OF the tiordons
where he died,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
NenrIy SniNcdl

Great I've got IL man that do ~"
DO what, Brother"
Save my business! Hos an efficiency OK
pert lie makes charts about how every
thing ought 10 DO done. Hooray!"
""ell< I'm glad you're happy"
Il am. And II he could figure some way
how 10 do the thnSs ne says ought TO bo
done. I'd be plumb satisfied"
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, WRIGHT.
AdmlraI, Z. Q. Y.
Richmond. Va. June .. lg22

err died al his home, 34O5 Chamber
ia"n. Avenue, Ginter Park, yes,erday
morning AT $50 o'clock, aged a.
years He had been ~ for several
m"n'hs. He was son or j. r Al.
len, founder 81 the jcwelry store Of
j. T. Allen Il Co. many wears ago
ana who was succeeded by his son
Hc is survived ny his wife, who was
MISS Fannie V. baptist and two Sis
iers. Mrs. NJ. A. Traylor aud Mrs. S.
i. Curry. lie was a member az
Hsnri"o Union Lodge. No; 100. \. T.
~ A NJ. Richmond Roya!Arch Chap
ter No. 3: Richmond Commandery
Is. t. No. .; D"icho Consistory. No.
!. and Acca Temple. Mystic shrine.
Tn" funeral viii be from the home
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, the
burial being in lakewood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Miss IBeIIe Powell

pANNlII.E. VA. June Miss
Belle Powell died yesterday evening
nj hilltop Samitarlum. where she had
been patient for some time She
was % years OF age and became in
fectcd with tuberculosis ak months
ago. Tho funeral was held this eve
ming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

l.fNcliBtRG. VA. jun. Wash
inston /. Rucker. 81 years ~ age. :.
retired farmer and Confederate
veteran VINO WAS wounded daring the
C!vi War, di-d late Tuesday at tho
home OF his sun-IIt-lAw Aubrey
Keys, a. clays. lie was a native uf
Amherst t"uuty and Is survived Y
his wife and thrS" sons and dau2h-
ters Mrs. luhu T.: Roberts. Schup-
ler; Mrs. John I. blanks. Mournc
Edwin =. and licrh.r, l.. Ruckor.
Washington, and Mrs, Aubrey KEYS,
Claws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

PETERSBURG, VA. June 7.-Colo-
mel r.. X. Brink, aged 80 years, died
mere this evening at S:45 o'clock. at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. James
!. Smith, l07 franklin Street. The
funeral services Will he conducted at
his daughters residence Thursday
afternoon at o'clock and the body
Will he taken to Wilmington, y. q.
for intcrment.
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Elizabeth @. aInnn.

Funeral services for 4-year-old
Elizabeth G. Mann. only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mann, will be
conducted from the home OF her
grandmother, Mrs. II f. Mann. Sic
North Thirty-third Street. this af-
iernnon at 3 o'clock. She died sud-
denly Tuesday afternoon.
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J. IL. IinnnIr.

IIEATHSN ILI.E, VA. Juno -
j. H. iiayuie. aged - years. OF Al
ionZo. died at his home Wednesday
night lniermeut at Lebanon Baptist
church. Services were conducted bv
Rev Georg.r, schools Mr. iiaNui.
was an esteemed and valued en-
zen. and his death has cast u gloom
over the community III which IA. hau
spent his entire NE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Henith COMMITTEES Meats.

Inc committee on Health and San
hation OF tho Chamber of Commerce
VIII meet this afternoon ut 4 o'c,ock
IN tue hoard room for the purpose
OF organizing. and TO confer with n
representative OF the local Health
department. Il. T. Harrison is chair.
man of the committee. which liz com
posed OF DR.. j. Shelton Horstey. DR..
j. Garnett Nelson. DR.. William II.
Parker and Robert L. Powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Voice of the People

Letters for the "NOire OF the
fcopIe" Column should not exceed
aoo words In length. Bcysnd that
number the editor reaerves the
tt4ut Ia hAa p~hctL Aaa,e aud
hu"ress aust accompany each COM
enumeration, not for publication. 10
INC writer docs not wish ID. but
NJ evidence of good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
>irH. Harriet MITCHELL,

I.YNCHBtRCi VA Jun. 7-Mr.
Harriet Mitchell 90 years ~ ags. a
resident Of Gladys. died ar m" Nc
mortal Hospital mere W.dncS ia $
morning. she was n Miss paNton
before her marrlar" and her body
was taken home for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
"st"ry noph Revue" Mt Lyric.


The story BOOK Revue a me-
'anro OF mirth. melody and dancing,
VIII he one Of the big features OF
the new show which comes to ,hn
Lyric today for tho latter half cf
'hs week, commencing with the
matinee performance The revue Is
presented by company OF vaude-
aftlstS. each OF whom is a specialist
individually capable rreity cos
tunes and scenery give picturesque
Sp'end"r 10 the production. which
moves as hreezilv as the blasts from
ne hig monsoon fan with which IN.
Lyric is cooled.
ON this same bill will he Nc
Dewitt. Kelly aud Quinn. who have
an uproariomsly funny farcical
knockabout skit
An unusual attraction is dainty.
"aShins lean Gren"sc. Miss Gren-
use mas AN original act. something
""t "i inc beaten path. her offering
"''hs h"thhir for its originality Of
conception and execution.
Then there is win Mahonev
traN.Sty comedian. with new line
ot funnN talk. songs ana dances.
New and entertaining movies sun.
riemSnt the vaudeville attractions
as usual.
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Program for Today.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
wnAX.

(DthpRtch Papers. Richmond),
7:s0-Miss Isabelle Lowe. star of
Academy Players.
735-,I'asaban scores
T:b6--Late news flashes.
ESPECIAL selection from Lorillurd
Colorad Chorus.
sIQ-Music0l selections
s:S0-Bedtime story.
StO-Late baseball scores.
Si5-Short story.
TOMORROW
Itt-FrRnk q. Louthan, speaker.
Richmond kiwanis club.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


hEArHSNIi.LE VA. June -
Arthur Jenkins. y gallant Confederate
veteran and highly .sIc.med citizen
OF Newlard. died on Friday His heart
had been falling FOR some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Chnrcoal Eph,. daily Thouxhi.

Hit sure do seem lRk some men ain yot
no uee 70 nothin' cept!n' trouble" said Char
coal Eph, rumnatively "All l got L say
Trouble don't need second invitation Z
come right IN an set down ny chop Mistah
Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

I.Y NCIIBURCi VA. June Mrs
Bette Trent, wife OF I. l.. Trent. ~
years Of age. died Tuesday night a,
her home here. She Was - native
~ Rcdford' County and MISS witt
before marriage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

l.YNtHECRG VA, June Mrs
Rosa Irene stevens, VII. 81 j. u.
stevens. OF FairvieW Heights, died
late Tuesday at the Memorial! Hos
pitai here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
SIra snrnh s.nies

lEATHSNILLE. VA. June Mrs.
sarah Scates, aged about SO years,
died at the home OF her son. Warner
Scates, near Farmers Fork Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

CDetroit. MichD.
S;3o- Detroit News Orchestra. La
verne West. reader. Harold Sm.,h-
must baritone. Mrs. ". r. Gregory.
soprano. The Town Crier Edith
NJ Ruebekam. music lecturer. and
Fred Shaw, pian"logue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
NIrs. A. n. Eoulemau.

DANVILLE. VA. June Mrs. A.
B. Foglemsn. 2s. died late last night
at her home on Grove Street. follow
ing long illness. The funeral took
place hero at $40 o'clock this eve :.
ming.
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Anuscnents
"polly With n Past"

"PoiIy with Past"
No comedy Of recent years has
been more highly praised by tn"
hypercritical and discriminating
thcatereoer than Polly Win a
asst. the piqUanf tale OF a super
vamp." in which Miss Isabelle Lowe
and the Academy Players at th.
Academy this week by Director
Ralph +. Cummings There viii be
matinee saturday. The adruit
comedy OF Miss Lowe and her cX-
iraordinary talent for humorous en-
preston arc given adequate scope
for play and the STAR creates a
character DESTINED To live long
among the rlcasurcable memories Of
Richmond
"r"ilN with a Past" is delicious
entertainment. It's action is swift.
lis story direct and It's interest sus-
tanned through three brisk acts at
a hieh point Polly is the story of
Il minister's daughter for small
ohio town, who undertakes with as
t"undInE success session in
pseudo va mping TO reconcile a
young man and his sweetheart in
l.ong Island society.
Mn Cummings is preparing for
presentation next week the famous
common Clay" Harvard prize play
OF Cievcs kinkead in which Jane
'"wl was originally starred. Com
mon clay is a powerful drama and
undoubtedly Will cause discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Hold Innchann roaax

The Society Workers Board Of pub-
lie Health will moot at Hotel Rich
mona today at o'clock. Lunch eon
will be partaken of and several adj
dresses will be- made,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
We, !

schenectady, y. "
l2:ao =, M.-Early stock market
quotations
. 4. M.-Produca and stock market
quotations.: baseball results. news
bulletins
7io l.. M.-Conc-rt program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

The names "r those who will run in the
coming irish elections are supposed to have
been announced As q matter OF fact, nobody
knows who, or how many. will run--and no.
body Will blame them IL they do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

OF course, our Diplomatic quests must real
IL" that they may not uSlrp tn functions of
CONGRESS. hut that isn't SAYING that nobody
SNmpath!zcs with their desire to get some.
thing started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Spirit of Virginia's Press

Without being asked SO to do the Bristol
SAYS. "Mayh" Congress has decided TO hold
up lcsislatiI untn after the commencement
in order TO get the benefit Of the graduatinG
speeches and essays"
The Hanover Herald Progress signs thus:
What a pity II Is that tine cutwornrs ,ha,
ar" playing 'such havoc with the young corn
In tn" upper "nd "f Hanovcr ga Mt devote their
energies to the sun younger corn likker"
Nothing strange In this from the nanyiII.
Register. Tine steadily Increasing cron of
sunday automobile fatalities is natural when
one considers how many INEXPERIENCED driver.
are out trying 10 get their moneys worth"
Af"r giving months. possibly Years of
study I" the subject the Sco,tsviIle News has
only This t" "ner: 9TH" only way We know
Oft" rem"dy'he speeding menace is 10 make
II a felony t" manufacture a ear that can he
driven 10 exceed twenty miles an hour"
West virEntas Governor" says the Black.
stone Courier, undoubtedly learned little
"f his states history by visiting the Richmnnd
thoroughly charmed with all he saw"
The Virginia weckli"s are still hurrnhiup
over the pageant The Accumac News CON
"lud"s a general review OF 1t as follows: "On
The whole the pageant was n decided credit
10 Or. stevens. Secretary Cridlin and Others
associated with them. Including the hanks
the Richmond newspapers and nubiic. spIrIted
men who financed the effort and actually made
II possible. II WAC not a money-makins
scheme and obab!yidid not pay expenses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

We may begin Ia realize just how wcII we
understand the Ways Of the Chinese when
Ne read that one Of their political leaders
Is contemplating suicide as "a means OF en-
harrassing his opponents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

Recent Republican nominations. II appcars
have not been made in Chicago hotel room
az 2:iH o'clock in the morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
Up With the Times

one Senator estimates that 1000 900 words
have been uttered in the course of the Sen
ate's tariff debate. And perhaps many as
cusSion.
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X IpH 4.

East Ptttshurgh)
''P. M.-Tnik on "Swimming." Cor
don NJ Mullen 'I.awlessreSs and
crime Suggested Remedies" Robert
|" Wicklins, business councillor.
PITTSBURGH. ia.
Z. pittsburgh Ladies quar-
tet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08

Some people in this country are sim pre-
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