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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
LAWYERS RECOVER FEE
IN ANNEXATION FIGHT

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
LTNCHBURG. VA, Juno 16.--The
supreme Court OF Appeals OF the
state has sustained a Judgment rem
dcred in the Circuit Court of Camp
bell County, in favor OF John /. leo
and Volney Il. Howard. attorneys,
against that county for s3.3S3. n re-
tainer fee claimed by the attorneys
In an annexation case expected by
iynchburG. The attorneys were, ac-
cording TO the record, TO have the
fee II annexation did not take place.
Later the City Council dropped tho
case because OF an impending change
OF form of the city government
whereupon the Board OF Supervisors
declined TO pny the fee. This was
followed by suit and tho judgment.
and tho appeal by the county.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

Confession.
Frankly. ] love girl
y dark brunette: a type
Marked by the ruby lips and cheeks
Cherries and peaches ripe.
love a MAZDA blonde
Whose fair complexion vies
The c.earcSt OF translucent DAYS
The brightest summer skies.
Madly. am in love
With one of wiliowy form
Tall. 1.-the. athletic. everything
To keep affection warm.
] cannot sleep o nights
For love. without n doubt.
HAS pinned me to single thought
or one who's short and stout.
Aud now love n girl
I've never seen. but she
las captured my affections bv
Some lines she wrote TO me-
We. gods who guard a fool.
Come catch me. lest fail,
7" love girl is wonderful
But alas: | love en- ALL!
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game OF his life" And 1t was the greatest,
not only because the stake was this fine fell
lows life. but also because in his victory
Is the sign OF fairer hope for millions OF
others who are facing, or must face the
same terrifying opponent. To these fellow
beings, "Od Matty' has sent profoundly
reassurinE message. The plague which
every year blots out thousands of lives in
this land need not. we are again reminded
by Mathewson's triumph. be endured 1t Is
conquerabe-and must be conquered
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Ihr BrnilIrnl Snn

As related. he loft his fathers home and
wandered aiar. I" 20, start h.. ate husks
with The pigs and all that. But he wcathcred
the rough going. Then he cot some war con-
tracts and drove home in his limousine.
Meantime, the Old Man. being a back num-
bcr. let tho farm go to the dogs and when
the Frodeai drove UP he leaped for Joy say
ing:
Behold. our Son roturneth, Here. Son come
rSh' IN ana see what You can do about pay
ing OF this mortCagc.'
Which being true story. carries no par
tiCular moral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
SATURDAY. JUNE
Congress Must BE Driven

.AX/tI II lhc growing manifestations in no
..Sf Utica! primaries OF the public rest
feSsness al congressional inactivity the
president is said TO have about made M his
mind 10 seize the reinS OF leadership and
assert his authority in legislative matters
die Is now understood 10 realize. as the
country realized some time ago. that his
generous policy of cooperating with. not
driving. Congress has utterly failed to
accomplish the results expected and I'M
ices White House pressure is brought TO
2sarI 10 make that body function in respect
70 The luihilment OF party promises of
bringing the country back TO normally q
the prestige OF his administration will be
completely destroyed and NEE, with sting
ing rebukc al the polls in the coming cleo
lions.
rs evidence of his change of attitude he
: mas served notice on the House that it must
. ee' busy and hasten the ship subsidy bill TO
ga vote prior 10 adjournment otherwise he
would be under the necessity of converting
Congress iii special session TO dispose OF
that legislation II was disclosed AT the
White House that the President could suf-
= Ter no greater disappoin, than that
which would come through failure to nh,
/. This bill TO vote. House leaders who
U nave talked with him on the subject have
stated mat he has been most insistent that
. 'he measure be taken up il necessary as
. straight party issue. believing its enact
= ment OF the greatest value 10 the business
. welfare OF the country
T. Furthermore, he has assured Senate Re-
= publican leaders who oppose the McCumbcr
= plan Of sidetracking the tariff bin for the
q soldier bonus that he cordially approves the
= course 'hey are pursuiag ana viii support
> 'htih IN INSISTING 'thas. The tariff be given
/. me undivided attention oi'the Senate Mean
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mlss E.lfri,ln Holland.

MISS E.frida Holland. daughter Of
INC iate Henry and Sarah Holland
OF Holland nm. died yesterday ar
'rFh""n at the Retreat for the Sick.
one ~ survived by one brother. &
i-ihdch Holland. Of Oakland. Cal. and
ny number OF n!eccs and ncphcws
.! services VIII be held this
"ooh az the residence of her
hcice. Mrs Meade T.. Spicor soi vs.,
Grace street. at O'Clock. Irtcrp,.u,
VII be In the family section in IIol-
lywood Cemetery
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simeon N. DcI.,ncx

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. tune ID.
Simeon NJ. Delaney. 81. OF rhi!a-
dciphia, died here at tho home OF his
brother, Norris II. Delaney. yest.r-
day. Mr.. Delaney ~ survived by
two sons. Norris G. and Edward a.
Delaney lie was born at Spring
Mills. Montgomery County. Pa. lie
was veterinary surgeon. we'll
known In Philadelphia. Washington
and l.oudoun County. Va. lntcrmcnt
private Friday, June lG. at 2:30 l.. NJ
in the city Cemetery at lIatboro. Pa.
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Radio to Aid Aviation

WASHINGTON. June I6.-Airplane.
IN tho future will DO able 10 ma
their landing stations at night and
In the dcnscst fogs. because of rail-.
Experts OF tho United States Hu.
reau OF Standards have adoptoJ :.
method by which pilots nearing their
ues,ihatiohs VIII be able TO tell by
iation to the landing stations. ,rhc
nc" radio system makes the do
gree OF safety In landing much high
cr than ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

:AN.IE;ssss.A'G,E1 from corisy Matbevson
s"on The greatest game of his ife Das
sin hole ;or while bot won on, in
:. - he~iast inning. and ] n be on mana 10 800
zine next world series"
Al Saranac Lake y y far from ,ba
t' and glare OF the ba=eball Ncld and the
.s"ei!'ng acclaim Of the multitude the su
.preme hero OF the nations most favored
.sport has for months been pitching Ia
.specia! batsman 4 grim and lonely gam.
.'t has been Day after day. the sam. s!ni.,...
-fgure at bat the same reyoIu,e pitcher o.,
Sihe mound all Of hc nsidious arts and
.fowers OF tuberculosis pi,,ed agains, ,a.
s.inteiiigence. The courage ana patience of
s'he mighty Ma hewsou More man ono.
I'll seemed That The fair-hared conquefor OF
..uhcouni"d baseball stars would succnmh be
.fore the odds Of this hitter contest. Bu,
she did not. The will 10 win and live car
3ried him through. The mos, feared OF BATE.
-men swung his bideous club in vain. From
zone more battle, the superb Christy emerged
.-in triumph a
-. old Matty has won the creates,
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Mis-. Marjorie Wit.

STAUNTON. VA, Juno l6.--NISs
Marjorie WIZ. l7-ycar-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius l.. Wiz. Of
Staunton. and niece of Cordcll Hun,
OF Tennessee. chairman Of the Demo
cratic National Committee. died here
this evening. after lingering Ill
ness. BESIDES her parents She leaves
two sisters. Misses Frances and Sara
Dean Witz, OF this city.
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when reforncr Ike Pinchot admits ,ba,
ne sp"ui ti2t'ooo !" get a nomination ii looks
az II judirinus efforts 20 work reform on,or-
~" r"f"Fmers would not b" amiss.-winston.
Salem Journal
North Carolina is today ,umultnous win
applause tpr good roads. Contractors coming
into tn" Sta'e from ali pnrrs Of the Union To
bih on the numerous highway protects to,.c
back 20 their homes the story of North Caro-
la as proof % the miracles that can be
wrought ~ an adequate road building pro-
Kra'" --AshsyilIe ci,izen.
"On to Richmond" yin soon be the cry "a
the Confederate Veterans go up to the re-
union. The Record says the commissioners Of
warren County "ill pay the expenses Of vet.
'ranS from mat county who attend the re-
union other conntics will do itkewl.e-Ra-
lsish S.~s and Observer.
The Sali,bury POST advocates mother-in.
low wee" 20 be followed by a kiss-your-
~fe week teed-ths-cat week and a go-a-
hsnirE week " have any criticism, to
MAKE II IS OF the order OF arrangement
Gr,tn-boro Sews
NM law j. on the whole doubtless ADEQUATE.
the trouble ~ with its administration. Law
VII re enforced when public sentiment de
mauGs u, and public sentiment, Will dcrna nd
y when the people acknowledge their indvid-
ual rssDonAibility TO socicty.-Wimngton
gar
y - all right for Mr. Bryan 10 split church
congregations with the evolution 0uZtion so
iouY ~ he docsn't spit the Democratic party
vain h- campaign issues-Durham Herald.
VINO ssys the newspaper man In nobody:
Tho Prrsih-nt has just selected % the pro-
f"ssion fo' IN. important and responsible po-
t.ticu n tnemb.r Of the War Finance Cor
pnfsiln Charlotte Observer.
~ nov times do change? Just think, only
nifty years ago. and quart bottles OF pure
botusn In bond" wsre being accorded honored
plsSss in the eornsr-stones OF North Carolina
i,nplss 81 justice. along with tho local his
ioTS. NAMES NJ the commissioners. builders.
sU---K.ahton Yree Press,
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The Poets Conner
Tho D0otieEger.

The bootIagger is most everywhore,
we find him high and low,
We find him in the hottest place. we
find him in tho snow;
We nnd him on tho mountain-to we
ind him on the plain,
We find him in the alley, ana we lnd
him in the lane.
we hnd him in the country. we hnd
him In the town,
You cannot find q single place he
doesn't hang around:
We ind him flying In the air, and
sailing on the sea,
But you couldn't find him anyw,fers
il 1t weren't for you and mo.
we Erand him az an outlaw. and Oft
times treat him rough,
we pull him. and we cuss him. and
we somotimes make a bluff:
we spy him and we hunt him, we
hunt him. nh. how true.
h"t ne would not be among us Il II
weren't for me and you.
we made the law that made him.
that's AS plain as A nc.
And il" couldn't keep a-goInG, IL II
weren't for you and me-:
Now II YOU want TO sguelch him. the
way is plain enough.
Just say we do not want him. and
we will not drink his stun.
=. s.
Should you want to try tho Iet,at
mode when you want a little
dram, 49,
Just wait until you're three miIs.
out and call on Uncle Sam.
60. az.
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VIII bring Family Here.

Robert \. Fulwiier. United states
Prohibition Director for the South
crn Division, left yesterday for
Staunion 10 arrange 10 bring his
family 10 Richmond. MIR. and Mrs.
Fulwi!er. and daughter Miss Mar
Garci Fulwiler. and son, Robert A.
Fulwiler, > student OF Washington
and Lee University. Will 1.-Two In the
Gresham Apartments
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J.rYninnDc.

re KIND TO serpent. but watch It's fancs
Ihe lowest order OF sneak is the pcep-hoicr
Goo made the world in six days and Kind O.
hurried making Man
Speaking of cvanscists the ruEiist make.
INC best cS-poundcr.
were IN favor OF the *. X. h: we're also
ir favor OF Jals.
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Lawn Eete nt Church.

On Tuesday, June 81, from TO
10 o'clock in the evening, there viii
be an entertainment on the lawn of
the Church OF the Holy Comforter,
2i00 Grove Avenue. TO which the
public is invited. Cake. candy, ic.
cream. vegetables and lowers will
he sold A chicken supper will be
served at o'clock, and at $50 a
play will be given In the PARISH
mouse.
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Valentino Stein Dir.

FUNERAL services for Valentine
S'ein, aged 80, Who died THURSDAY
morning at his home near Chester.
VIII take p!nce from the residence
CLOCK tomorrow afternoon. sir.
,'''' """ bccn living near Chester
FOR number Of Years. although hc
conducted business near Forest nm
Tar" for some time
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Grant Named Dcputv Nor,b,,

w. 4. Grant. OF Richmond, has
been appointed United States deputy
marshal. succeeding w. a. Jolly, who
resigned TO accept an appointment
on the general prohibition force, with
headquarters at Norfolk. It was an
nounccd yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

Queries


w. PLEASE tell mo how to con-
meet UP varlooupler, variable con
ooHsor. crystal dGtectUr and phones,
Answer: The primary ot the coupler
should he connected directly Into the
aerial circuit. the secondary ucrosy
INC variable condenser aud the
phones and crystal dctcctor ia scrie,
across the variable condenser. and
The phones ana crystal dctuctor I'm
series across the variable condenser
and varicouplcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Program for Today
EASTERN STANDARD TIME
WIltZ

dispatch Papers. Itichmond.)
.:i1--Bascball scores.
1:55--Late news flashes.
S:0U--Bcdtime story.
S:i0--Addrcss By Governor l.. Lee
rrinklc.
S:l5-COnccrt, courtesy OF Senior
Don Jose Andoncgui. assisted by
Joseph Whittemore. tenor; Howard
Bryant baritone: Miss Clarence
Bibb pianist. and Miss Angie Sims.
accompanied. Selections: Gypsy
Airs" tSarasatcp, senior Andonexui;
song. tseloctcd) Mr.. Whittcmorc:
Kettle Sonata uhird movement. by
MacDowclD. Miss Eibb: duet from
La Fora del Dcstino," INcrdD. Mr..
Whit.cmore and Mr.. Bryant: LA
Paioma." Nrradicr), Senior Andonc-
sui. 'Cavatina." tGounodD. Mr.
Bryant: Berceuse from "Jocclyn." tB
Godarn. Senior AndoncSu!.
":3o-Latc scores
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Industrial nody sit, Tuc,d,y

Thirteen cases will come for hear
Ing before tho fun commission Of the
Industrial Commission OF Virginia,
which sits In the commission rooms
in tho Presbyterian Building, he
ginning next Tuesday. G. a. Nc
Hugh is chairman OF the commits
sion.
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notariaus on Automobiles.

Graham Bright and Burtis o. Cone
will give ten minute talks on bust
ness at the meeting OF the Rotary
Club, at Murphy's. Tuesday. at l
o'clock. Plans for the oorralation OF
automobiles for the reunion parade
on Thursday will he discussed by
Carroll Taylor, chairman OF the
automobile committee, aided by Pres
tdent John White. chairman Of the
general committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

HEATHSVILLE. VA. June 10
Mrs. II. VI. Rice died NJ her home near
Lara, this county. Sunday. She was
twice married, frst TO Kcnncr Head
ley. who died Il few years ago. and
then to Mr.. Rice, ty whom. with SOW
eral children OF the former marriage.
che Is survived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
INT There Arc Few of Them.

'''"ETP1TIH N"EH1HtTCIaI Npp"aI.)
rs rule. these men and women, who
turn their backs on civilization and 60 semi
nude into the wilds to prove that they can
subsist as did primitive man overlook the
fact that nature provided primitive man with
the ONE thing nccdful-brains
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WIZ
WIZ
{ Newark, ~. n,

200 T. M.--"Unclc wiuruv n.a
time stories" by Howard II. Cart,
1870 T. M.--1Iow Litcruturc T..
Produced by Professor Walter ID
pitksn. SCHOOL OF journalism. Coium-
bia University.
500 l.. M--Conccrt by the ouin-
q, Dcluz Orchestra.
300 T. M.-concert, by tho Lotus
Male Quartet.
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" NJ
tSpringh.ih. MaSsD
j. VI .-lsc,ltims S,nry

springfield. MaSS)
$50 J.. M.-Bcdtime story
80 J. M.-"Tclcphono Service :.
ny j w SpaidinE manager of
Springfield office OF New ENGLAND
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
". Il. Sanders statistics. courtesy
OF Sew England Homestead.
s.no J.. M.-Rnscball scores
Lecture by NJ A. Hewlett. ausplco,
of International Bible Students Az.
ISOLATION.
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Nothing New Under the sun.

F1or!da Times Cnion.)
Let thine eve look RICH, on and let thine
cy"lids look straight before thcc' said Solo
mon And We infer from this that there must
have been Hampers even in Sollys day
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Charcoal, Eph.. D,t,, rbourb,

itSsnh said Charcoal Eph abruptly. II
an IN de habit o hragen bout another ma :
i've stock. hut ef'n anybody in dis hyar coun-
y got chicken kin beat runnin'. | bonn
""m't ne sure is got some poultry Eat
drumstick, Mistah Jackson"
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

Keller. podist. Mckocs Rocks, Pa.
500 Il. M.-Classicul program by
The Tschaikowsky Quintet. of Pitts
Durgh. Readings by Mrs. Virgin
Scamans
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Little Is I,Nuectcd.

ISpF1nEhcId RepubliCan)
tn" conference At The Hague has one ad-
vantage over its predecessors. in that. IL II
achieves anything whatever. il will he con-
s!d"red as;onishinGiy successful. No other
conference has opened In such an unmitigated
atmosphere of gloom.
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Is DIX 1
Gas, pit,sburghD

East pittsburGhD
zoo J.. M.--Iopular concert. by tho
Broadway Syncopators.
6:i5 T.. M.-popular concert. by the
oxford Entertainers
700 l.. M-"IIistory and Activities
OF tho Triple * club" Margaret 4.
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Great American MIrth Makers.

Cincinnati Enquircr)
An English lady LECTURER has come over
I" teach Us how 10 laugh. she says. Doesn't
"a" dear thing know that have still with
Us Bill Bryan and Tom Watson?
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Nrs. cbnrIcx Crews.

LYNCIIBURG. VA, June 16--Mrs.
Charles Crews. 81 years OF age. died
Tuesday evening at her home near
Concord. Her husband and three
children survive.
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TruiSns Reversed.

tn" early worm gets il in the neck
Policy is tho worst dishonesty
\ company - known Ivy The men il kecps
iii" cours" OF smooth love never runs ,ru.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

L''d N'rho!.r" 0nds "perfcc,i, ocageo.
o'er IN Germany can 81 b. uo,IbIc
a ,. ms I'rdsn!p ia. joined ,ho ,nn<, -,
'entoh propaghudists?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

g. u. Which would DO better
as an aerial. a single wire 100 feet
iohf' or an antcnna built within ths
c"hhncs Of my roof, which measures,
"LoHt hity by twenty-five feet? An
swer: Tho single wire will give the
better results by FAR
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I<Yw

Chicago. I'D
800 J.. M.-concert. by courtesy OF
william Lester. Margaret Lester. go
prano: LEILA Lowe Picrson. vioiinis,:
James Fiske. baritone, und william
Lester. pianist. accompanied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

VINO ssys the newspaper II n nobody?
Tho Precedent nas just selected one OF the pro-
f"ssinn Tor the important and responsible po-
,.ticu ~ tnember Of the War Finance Cor
siion,--c Charlotte Observer.
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CARPENTER, Tul,c MIC

There said Jones. there goes a self made
man"
So" said Smith. taking look Had to
use lot o paint and putty, didn't / ."
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DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
wGI
htnlr-, ,,t,,,r

I:oo u. M.---"Tho Family Circle"
500 u. M.-''What Good Roudy
Mean to YOU Professor Samuel L..
Common. ". s.
"ln j.. M-Conccrt. by Dixcy Con-
cert Direction.
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NIrS. q. j. linfchctf.

DANNlI.i-E. VA. June i6-The
death If announced here from Nash,i
o: Mrs. G. j. iIatchett. "A we'll known
resident OF that place.
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WISH

C\tanta Journal)
I:0o--Musical program. courtesy
Miss Lula Clark King
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Gordon Quit. Tobacco Post,

Gordon Quilts Tobacco lost.
r, L. Gordon has severed his con-
nection with tho Universal Leaf To.
baceo Company and will become an
active member OF Bryan, Kemp &
Company on July I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

J. - all right for Mr. Bryan to split church
congregations with the evolution 0uZ,tion so
iDuY a. he doesn't spit the Democratic party
vain h!- campaign issues.-Durham Herald
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~ WI


detroit NcwsD
7:O0-Conccrt by Dc,roi, News or
chcstra and local artists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

Marcoa fears We won't he able To establish
communication with Mars during the present
generation Well. there isn't much we could
say at this time, anyhow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

Newspaper correspondents a. The Hague
have won their night FOR rinEside seats prov
ing again that The profession they represent. liz
veritab!e rlut,on for punishment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

r j. XVIII a loon a.ria, ma :,
crystal dctecto- work ratisfnc,o,ly
within tho Cityr Answer: Tho
range OF such set wlI be abou,
three miles. Ths signals will not DO
very loud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Up With the Times

~ Is beginning TO appear that our merchant
marine requires both subsidy and subsidy
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Senate Republicans VIII meet Monday 10
decide whether the tariff Or the bonus shall
have the right ~ way. McCumber. friend
Of both. insists thar the atroci,y should follow.
the outrage.
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Echoes From Down Home

when reiorm"r Ike Pinchot admits that
ne sp"ut tI2t."Co :" get n nomination. il looks
az " jHHirinrs efforts 20 work reform among
~" T@f"fmers would not b" amiss-WnStou.
Salem journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

ID. = Al can hear nothing in my
set am inciosing diagram or The
circuit used. What Is wrong An
swcr. The diagram shows that the
negative terminal OF tho 'B" battery
~ connected L" the plate. The posi-
tive terminal should be here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

TAFT 10 Meet King at Harvey Dinner" says
Il headline. But. surely. not cncased in "A pair
Of iiarvey's court breeches.
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"am'fai sims saya country VIII ,on,,nn.
70 use gas IN tim. Of war. in wb,ch IT..
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

Mr.. Busch seems 10 have added TO his fame
quite appreciah!y by reporting another mes
sage found In bottle.
y correspondent says 1t is SIM uncertain
how the mex IRISH Constitution will strike
De Valera. Dumb, le, US hone
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Just the wedding of Waite 1Ioyt pitcher Of the
New York Yankees. and Miss Dorothy Pyle his boyhood
sweetheart in New York Harry Harper (at let), also
Yankee pitcher and formerly member of the Washington
team, was best
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Whatever Jackie Coogan. juvenile movie star, said
did the Childrens Hospital San Francisco, certainly
chased away pain for time. The photo shows Jackie
telling few stories get laugh from the little patients
toLal.