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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
News of Fifty Years Ago

,From the Richmond Dispatch Nov. IS, 1S70.)
The Norwegian brig Eigil cleared ycstcr-
day for Rio dc Janerio with :,439 barrels OF
Hour from tho Ciallcgo Mi!la
only routine business was considered ut
The annual mce,ln. of the Stockholders OF
lac Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad held yesterday. 1t reported to
the stockholders that the line VIII be
ieted 10 Quaniico by July !. 1871.
Hon. :. $. Cox. or New York. Wilson tomor
row night deliver the frs; of :, series OF lee
lures that the Richmond Y. NJ. Z. a. has pro-
Niaed 10 b. delivered In this city this fall and
winter. NJ. Cox is an able statesman, fine
speaker and humorist or the most enter
tanning kind.
jus; how such report got out nobody
knows. but the fact is that there Is no truth
whatever In tho rumor that the skating rink
at -. Adams Hall will be closed. IAN insti-
tuition That furnishes much amusement at
such small cost should, and probably will, go
forever.
Married: On the 18th instant at the First
laptis, Church hy Rev J. l.. burrows. y. D..
Nr. Oscar T. Wc!sigcr. Jr. TO Miss Isabel
J., eldest daughter Of David II. Berry: all of
this city.
Married: a E~oad street Methodist Church.
November i". by E.v. Dr. burrows, James {.
fuckctt 10 Miss Lizzie Morrow
Married: ON tic 10th instant. by Rev. j. n.
Jetcr, James II. Wayne. and Miss Amanda IL.
'ialhiirt,' both OF this city.
Married: On tho 10th instant by Rev. ]. NJ.
Butler. Mr.. Miles L. Borum and Miss Rachael
j. Jonca: all Of this city.
Ten thousand people visited the North
Carolina state Fair yesterday. the opening
day. and Richmond business men and manu-
facturers were largely represented.
Charlottesville celebrated tho Conservative
victory last night In great style and there
wan bonfire, much speaking and general
rejoicing that the backbone or tho Radical
party has been broken In YirE ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
lNDICT ANOTHER IN GOTHAM
BUILDING TRUST PROBE
Robert y. HrtndeII. ArraiEned on .tt-
tempted ENtortIon Charge, Held
in 100000 Bnil,
[By Nssociatch Pross.l


NEW YORK. Nov IA second hi.
dictncnt WAS handed down today ~.
the grand jury Investigating New
Works. alleged building trust. on cNi-
dence supplied ny the joint Legislative
committee. The name or names 90
the person or persons indicted toda,'
were not mad" public,
ON tn" nrst indictment hundcd
down more than 4 weok ago. Gcorgr
Baker. millionaire builder and rcsi
estate man. wac one OF AT least thrc#
persons" named.
Martin l.itticton. counsel for Rob
~rt J.. Brindell. prcsidcn; OF tho Build
ing Trades Council. said that he hal
been notified 10 produce his client ~
the criminal courts building this
afternoon and that Br.ndcl would
appear as directed.
Indicted for attempted extortinn,
Rrindell was arra!gned before Juhr"
Muiquecn in the sessions court and
held In sloe,0 900 bail. Tho indictment
which contained three counts. charge I
Br;ndcll with attempting to eNtort
$500 from Jacob Fradus. house (
wreckcr Brindcil Is alleged 10 hay"
threatened to call n strike on tho
demolition job unless tho money was
paid 10 him. Counsel for Brindcl!
arranged with surety company to
furnish the 100000 bond, and tn
labor leader was released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18

proposed ban on sale of hops doesn't worry
!ichrhondcrs. Most OF them arc backyard
gardeners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
BRIGHT AND entertaining
IS "H0NEYMOON NIGHT"

Brlmful OF charming novelties In
scenic cnccts, possessed OF mucI,
,nrtody. char-mingiy Consumed ana
with splendid singing and dancinr
chorus. tho musical comedy success
honeymoon Night" is OF DO pr.
scented at tho Strand tonight. Friday
ana saturday. and Saturday matinee
IL Is said 10 be extremely funny
ana OF bright and clever constructioi,.
- concerns 4 young man who ha,,
been financed by group Of apccula.
tors 10 Eo TO Palm Beach and marry
a ficii hcir"ss In order to secure hcr
fortune TN. action is at times ~
tremely iudicrous. and naturally pcr-
nhits or endless opportunity for con
ius!ns and ainasinE complications
"hich are cntcrtu!ningly worked IN
harold oriob, the composer NJ
IAuons musical successes for the La
Sale Thcatcr in Chicago. contributed
The muaic. Every number is 30 fuil
OF melody AZ To br hurnmcd for dnvs
after being heard Chief amonr
them ~ the haunting refrain, Honey.
moon Night. which runs through
the cntir" action. and such gems az
III! Keep the Roses blooming for
You" Love Is My World" "Thc
Ch'ia'a ono step. When you Dance
with Certain Girl Il Shook Mv
Head and Said Uh'Uh..' Take Nj
Home" Loves Art Take u Littl-
kiss.' and many other delicious bi;-
OF harmony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
TRUMPETs ALL TOOT|NC,
PASSING Show NEARs
Magnificent Revue From Winter
Garden Coming to Strand
November 20

Crowned with the iaurels OF the
iohseSt broadway run scored by any
or the memorable spectacular cx-
araTasanzas that have been launched
NJ mat nationally famous institution
or theatrical Innovation. the New
YORK Winter Garden: the annual re-
, rIe OF .. rrS,relry. music, mirtL and
hero Intact. following years so
Journ In New York. j, will be ut
the strand tho entire week of No
vem0er 20.
Liveliest. most ingcnius. entertain
ING ana brilliant of all musical pro-
ducttons. Tho Passing Show" is the
winter Gardens supreme achieve
neht. In It's own distinctive Held
or lavish and massive spectacle. Il
mas proved by far the most enjoyable
contemporaneous revue and its east
contains tho most colossal collcc-
non or celebrated comedians set
corralled for one company.
IN this extraordinary entertain
nent. tremendous toot on, trav-
cstys trumpet" there are fifteen
SMiilly staged scenes mud twenty
ire musical numbers. as well nv tray
estes on leading dramatic Successes.
IL ~ not essential however that the
auditor should have sccn the orig
leading dramatic critics OF America
REFERS to The Passing Show" as be-
ing an organization OF unparalleled
nlevcrhcss. IA gorgeous bargain IN
nrnuscment."
Beside the unsurpassable Winter
Garden chorus the long list Of prin-
cipais reads like the roster Of a rcSi-
inent; Among the moro important
Klein I;rothcrs. Edward B..ssc. Ed
ward Cutler. Helen Darlington. Al
r r Dag,nnr. Dolores Suarcz.
Eiliie shaw. PEGGY Brown. Florence
mour Robbie Eoics, Victor Bozart
and Jack and Frank Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
DANCING OF HIGH ORDER
PROMISED IN "HE|GH-H0"
Beautiful Production WIFI Cow. !.
All It's Freshness Next "
Week.

., Lovers OF the dance .bo,,.
s,e'Sh-i No. which cornes ENJOY
niaen EN- an next week. In tho n tns
ltaylor. who have supplied ~ Deems
1T ~. their musical fantnsy. hnvn score
,Ionn score or high order, ~.
snir,t nv have tho charm AM,
famous. '"ise once 80
v, Inc dance features embrace a sre,,
nove1s , q, moods i:ri and introduce many
Amazons" S Il r dr,n Dance Of the
which thrilling story is told TN t,i
s,onp or Amazons Is compoacd ~
the t'S w tocbn hnwe had hard training il,
, through rhythm ana pantnm ni,"m
Ihat thcy are young and nrcttw .,
10 he expected. but assurances js eIve.,
. nnt nnch ~ an artist capable Of pro-
ners on THIS group are distinEuishnu
ny wonderful! supplcncss Of body ma
raunisIte balance of movement. Tho,
,hc ', ni,Y 10 the changing, scenes Of
as drama. The Mystery Dance" ~,
AMUSING pits in "Heigh-JIo."
tI.,rw uihr chorus reveals Its ar.
All these girls are alxo younw n,t,i
rrea.y. he personnel Is rcmnrkabl..
,,ecause the composers were promiseu
mat ,hoir music should have tho hos,
possible presentation. That ,nean,
,nni the cast had to be chosen from,
VEL mea-ed educated musicians who had
nech able to AFFORD the best propnra
,ioh for their professional Wort
nnohg these singers and dancers ir,~
girls from prominent families. a mum
bcr being college Eraduatcs
:, onc OF tho featured dancers 1.
mnry Hotchkiss. daughter OF n col.
iesc president. Miss Iiotchkiss bnr
been In number OF producilnns shn
Is pupil OF koslofr and is endowed
Oh
lty. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
The Poets Conner
Kno,,lcdce and yyIsdom.

knowledge and wisdom. far from
being one.
Have oft -tlmes no connection.
knowledge dwclls
In heads repletc with thoughts Of
other men:
Wisdom in minds attentive to their
knowledge. rude, Improbable
mass.
dom builds.
Till smothered and squared and fitted
TO Its place,
Does but cucumber whom II seems l.,
enrich.
knowledge Is proud that he has
learned SO much.
Wisdom is humble, that he knows no
WILLIAM cowpnR,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RAINS MAKE ROADS MUDDY
Hut Defours Have Deen Provided
Wherever lird Plnrcs Render
IL Nrcrssury

While tho Richmond WASHINGTON
highway ia muddy. IL Is passable, ac-
rording to the report yesterday OF the
richmond branch Of the United
states weather bureau. Detnurs are
provided near Lakeside and al Chap
pa"atnNic swamp to avoid repairs AZ
or near these points.
inc Richmond -Glarksvllla High
way - muddy. also little soft in
places between Ackcnny and War
held i,etuur nj crntrala to avoid
road repairs near Petersburg has
been provided.
Conditions on the Richmond Char
lottcsxili. Highway are reported NET
and slippery.
Dirt s"ctions on tho Richmond Old
Point Highway are wet and soft. q! :
though concrete sections are excel :
lent.
Tho River Road wcst). Is reported
rough from Fife 10 Columbia. wiz.
one bridge III bad condition, but pas
sable. Other sections OF the road
are somewhat slippery and muddy
through to Charlottesville.
The River Road tSouth), IN wet
also muddy in places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Screen Calendar

TSLS-G~orgcn Carpenter In
"Thc Wonder han.' not n hEhi
picture although fOur-round
bout IL included In Il.
BfJ0U-B~rt fytrli In "The
Price of RcdrmptIou."
SS.Sy-conrtnnre Tai
mndgc in "Go0d Hrfcrences.-
I.fHic-Lon CLANCY in "Thc
Penalty"
BLIE:BTRD-Wtili Farnum
In ''Thc Orphan"
ODEON-(:lorin Swanson I'm
"DOnr Change Your }Iuxband.S
EICTOR-DouGIas Fairbanks In
"Thc Matrimnniac."
REN-IIoot Gibson In lone Law
For AlI.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
rcformatory systems have proved amazing

rcformatory systems have proved amazing
Is successful.
DIR. Mastin, of the State Board OF Chart
ties and Corrections. is basically sound
when he recommends that Virginia abolish
all its jails and almshouscs. Perhaps his
views arc too far advanced for immediate
adoption. but the time is coming when they
will be accepted and Virginia will look back
upon its present system inhumane and
harbaric. Governor Davis already has
inauguratcd most commcndablc rcyolu-
ton OF methods AZ the penitcntiary and
road camps, and eventually n moro modern
system will be installed in every county
and city of the State
SO long as Virginia regards its law
breakers merely rs criminals to be pun
ished, il will add dcrelicts to the social
order rather than save them to society.
The reformatory system, such as other
States have adopted and DR.. Mastin sug-
gests. would serve q double purpose. II
would give offenders another chance. pre-
vent the hrst-tmcr from developing into an
habitual. and unqucstionably lower the per
ccntage OF crime. On the other hand, il
would DO vastly less expensive. Jals are,
costly institutions. They must be MAIN
tanned whether their inmates number two
or 200. With tho jails abolished their in
mates turned back. under the probationary
plan, to productive labor, only the more
refractory offenders would be left and they
would furnish problem OF easy solution.
Nirsinia's almshouses have been q blot
on the State for years The system as at
present maintained is expensive. unsatis-
factory and inhuman. Far better results
could be obtained by more modern dis
position OF the States INDECENT wards and
more scientific disbursement OF its funds
set aside for that purpose. Almshouses are
relics of the past and their retention a
discrcdit to Nirginia's progressive spirit
DR.. Mastin has done distinct service in
reitcrating these State shortcomings, and
while former efforts To amend them have
failed. success will come in the future, and
his exhaustive study OF conditions and his
report will hasten that day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
kIlllnr an I,hIlin nnr1nn kcr

Reader. East Falls Church-i'hilip
carton Key. United States district at
torney. was shot by Daniel r.. Sicklns.
member Of Congress from New York,
~ President square, Washington,
covcry by Sicklcs OF criminal reIa-
lions between Mrs. Sicklcs and Key.
Three shots were fired, proving fatal
surrendered himself to the authorl-
ties anu was indicted for murder
March "a. The trial began April 4 in
lasted until April 26. when q verdict
Of not guilty was brought in BY the
jury. Key was the son OF Francis
Scott Koy, author of "Thc Star
SpnnHlcd BANNER"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Up With the Times

F'ssiaeHt-eiec: seems to have found his
va "u; OF that Texas norther although lie
Add TO best minds % guide him
ihan Ford" Gu, just try Henry on pcdcs-
TRANS,
New YORK complains that il i not pre-.
pared ior big snowstorm. Same .e-c in Rich
mond, but guess we'll have to ,akc VIVA;
Farmer Evans sends along
Norfolk objects 10 paying any OF l:!chmonds
cost OF Lighting. All right. let's go down there
and &c, lit.
proposed ban on sale of hops doesn't worry
aichmondcrs Most OF them are backward
gardeners.
20 eneet better understanding between cap
.tal and labor. Trouble il. no one can un.
d-rs,and Hoover
ou!ja board used to select Ilardinss Cab.
met Too bad II wasn't asked FOR answers 20
'riain campaign questions
E4it"r .! Memphis Press says mules ar.
eating NJ the South. Wonder If he means
THAI white mule" in the production Of which
"'S state Is 80 justly celebrated!
Now We know ireland is IN desperate ,aro-
-, u proposes TO quit drimkin. 50 much
4lG"r JUS, 70 spite England
Cree" seems as uncertain over how 10 IN.
isrpFet - e!re;i"n AZ America was ever wha,
happened no; 50 long ago.
Harding would better beware ii lie goes
INTO Ii~Nie" IL" may give fresh impetus 10 In.
bandit Industry
\ "aSdcm j the hishes, recorded quota
'"" i"r 4 horse. but Gcrmany will get no
such r'leo for ia" 10000 animals i, is or.
4r'od - iu-nisl! the allies
Some douA; abou, King Tinos. reasc.ns,.n
- the throne. Greeks probably fea, he would
make s'rathcr-!n-iaw Fin his war minister
- - J.. stands for Grand OLD pig With
" Sour feet ia TIA" trough il is squca;ing for
more, - Witness its contests 10 deprive In.
u" r'ti"l!ns Democrats Of their seats in the
I!ous".
I"n!iis pw.i ~ tio.OOoonG train robbery
I..rt TOO, LaEr juinci proGtceis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Origin Of the Word ..lTn."

g. j. T.. WoodStock.-Thc custom
OF tipping" is said to have originated
IN England Il century ago in an old
English ina, where walters placed a
iittle wooden box bearing the words
To insure prOmptncss" at tho main
door OF the diniug-roOm for the
guests 10 put coins in as they might
care To give in return for the ser
vices they received. The custom
spread among the walters OF other
INNS In some cases only the ini-
tlal letters Il. /. l.. were given and
gradually the boxes became known
dropped into them was called n "tip."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Paris Founded by the Gnu,s.

). q. w, Crcwe. Paris was founded
on an island on the prcfcnt island city
oman Invasion. IT was begun on
IL. de Ia Cite mare than 1000 years
Ego ny Z tribe of Gauls called the
l,ariSti. The city WIS called Lutctia hy
the Romans, who built Il palace there.
emperor julinn. who was fond Of the
place. changed ills name to Parisea
grew. In the fourth century the city
was stiil confined To the island and
was protected ny fortified wall. tn.
1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Cinema Programs
French boxing Idol on screen.

During tho shooting OF tho boxing
scene in ..rhc .ondnr Man" the
Georges Carpenter attraction at the
Isis for the rest OF the week, the
French champ and his opponent went
the limit IN displaying their ring
prowcss. Despite this scene or the
play. the picture is not strictly fight
flm. being IL story based on life In
Washington society and diplomatic
circles. II Is the FIRST movie in which
Carpenter appeared on this side Of
the Atlantic. lie Is possessed OF con
siderable hiStTionic ability. and his
famous smile and seemingly endless
wardrobe arc also features which
make "Thc Wonder Man" worth n
view, for mos, ~ us will be unable
to attend the big scrap that will he
put on when he meets Dempsey for
the world heavyweight title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
OF 70,552 U. S. SOLDIERS
GASSED, 1,221 SUCCUMBED
More Than ~ Per Cent of Overseas
Casualties Were Due To
(.aSAInK.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I7.-M"rc
than 81 per cent of all American sol
diers admitted to hospitals oversee
during the world war were gass,d,
according to u statement made pub
lie today hy the chemical warfare
service.
total of American soldiers gassrd
was 70,652. OF whom 1,22I dInd and
2S53. or 1.0i per cent, wero dis
charged as having suffered som"
disability from Bassing.
Every effort To prepare this coun :
try with an efficient gas defense IN
the event Of another war has been
made by chemical experts. accord
ing 70 oilicials of tho Aervicc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Echoes From Down Home

Ar. Hrya" insists tina, he docsn'; know any
,HInS """ut plans Tor reorganization of the
Democratic party II there are any such
plane SC can think Of reason why they
sh"u!1 nave boan made known to w T. h
Wilmington star
u seems 10 ~ tlat the corwafd-lookins peo-
ne - -" state ~ North Carolina can well
mora 70 thank God and take courage. Ignor-
.i-t ano prejudice exist in tho Statc--no hon
80 "bsrEvct can deny n--but they do not rule
%. Z, 4 '"t ~ people hal begun TO fear. In
'4e !ar' election the people called upon
- 'eeii" upon two questions. involving alb
aiHct !l"iicc-- rcvaluation and the amend ;
in"nis t"vaiuation waa Endorsed. and the
amendments we're curricd ~ overwhelming
in' ~ st3+s.- G.rcnHbnro News.
~ ~4y Of "chipulng ia" on lie current dis
'H"hiSh - ,E" day on rcorkanizat:on and
."IiefsA!p 81 the National Democratic purty
~" oBF'f"rr would be willing 20 20 on rec
rth "Ita prediction that Colonel Uryan viii
y" 10 ifar'i In ~" matter and that Governor
'"H tt'anSh no better chance Of assuming lead.
"ftAt1 hiCa "li place IL In a more Dro-
Hf"1siyc atmosphere Charlotte Observer
. - said ,iiat 100000 monthly will bs re- !.
N!.tca ~ run tho league Of natione Even
Fl 'hst II vii! lie worth the cost if IL Will
re1ue@ the war risk 10 per cent. But II Is
I',eiy tina. somssoa2 has been doing some
mate :" an seeut' one The amount would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
From .rhc Temple OF Dawn"

This novel by !. y. X. Wyiic forms
the basis OF the Bert Lytcll starring
vehicle. The Price OF Redemption"
which VIII finish the week at tho
Rijou. 1t presents study OF life
by the English among the natives in
the villages in tho heart of the mystic
empire, india. The settings are most
elaborate. The barharic Indian spicn-
dor has been wildly reproduced for
this I'm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting ON legal and mcdi-
cal subjects, arc answered free. An
all Inquiries arc answered directly
by pcrsOnnl letter. srlf-nddr cssrd
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
drcns The Tin~S-Dispatch Infornin-
ton Durenu, HIchmOnd, vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
You,il Like It-Phnt's All.

In Il bathing suit, miles from New
York, ana deserted by all her friends
Int tho one lone companion with
whom she went bathing, who is. Of
stance Talmadgo certainly cuts Il fun
ny figure in her latest picture, Good
references" at the broadway all
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Tor IIulnani,y's SAX,

n HERE can be 10 getting away from MA
80 TACT that Virginia's institutions for m.
detention OF law-breakcrs are TO all inten,s
and purposes punitive rather than reform.
tive. In this respect il Is no different from
"a majority OF the States, although several
NOTABLY Colorado, have advanced beyond
tho ume-honored principle that a prison is
merely G$eplace OF punishment. and their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
rinaI showing OF "The Orphan"

This Is the last day of the William
Farnum starring vehicle. THE Or
phan," at tho Bluebird. The develop
story is punctuated with incident S
that send the spectators blood ga
lcping through his veins. Louise
Lovely is just that In tho opposite
role TO Farnum. an outlaw whom she
regcncrates. Sounds like old stuff.
but you'il like Farnums realistic act
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
CLARE RALPH AND
GEORGE RAFT AT ACADEMY
This Pair Ieads Company Preventing
InLoioS.-"Thc Four or Us"
.AIau (nnl.

jazz singers. dancers and inusI-
cIanS are In the company Of bolster
Gus comedians presenting "JazzoioEy''
on the new bill at the Academy Of
Music today. The hilarious produc-
ton IL described as the apotheosis
or jazz entertainment" The company
IL headed by two extremely vigorous
cXDoncnts OF clamorous Hyncopatiou,
Clare Ralph and George Raft.
on the same bin VIII be The Four
OF Us. quartette Of singing come
dams. They are four good vOcalists.
who have 4 repertoire Of songs. glces
and choruscs. The singing numbers
are interpreted with knockabout
comedy. and the uuartettc is said TO
excel In harmony singing
French vcntriioqu.st. NORM. prom
iseS real novelty. Lee and Law
renee - lively team or vaudc-arltst
are bringing fnnciful variety skit.
With the new vaudeville attrac-
tions there VIII be Il complete change
OF motion picture displays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
schooI reac,,c,. i, ,,,.L.

Mrs. T. Il. H.. Emporia.-
Alaskan school service is under the
jurisdiction OF the bureau OF cduca-
ton aud is limited to the native poplI-
lation OF Alaska. Application for
appointment To the service should be
made 10 the commis Sioncr or cduca-
ton. MaNhinGton. ID c,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Hun. Solicit Jap Trade.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-More than
sixty German merchants have arrived
recently In Japan to solicit trade. ac-
ccrdinE to advices to the Department
of Commerce from Iioto. They met
with little hostility. II was said, anti
foreign feeling being confined largely
TO Tokyo and Yokohama.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
STRENGTH UNNECESSARY
Allied Intention In keeping Armies al
Occupation I'm High Efficiency
Stufe Offensive.

EERLIN. Nov. 17-Allicd armies o.
occupation in Germany are being
maintained at n strength which Is I'M
necessary, said Foreign Minister sim
commended the allied Intention in thus
Keeping the forces in n high state
of efficiency was not Defensive but
offensive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
RELIGION 4, 1asx,co

>. Is $. l:dinburg.---Thcg great mass
OF McXico's population Is Roman
CATHOLIC; and the church cxerts a
tho lower classes. The first Protest .
ant church was established there In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-18
Have You Seen "nlIx.nrd."

lie is tho legless mastcr-crook of
San Franchises underworld, hero of
the Gouveurneur Morris criminal
story. The Penalty" ON the screen
all this week nj the Lyric. and Lon
CLANCY is admirable in the role. You
Man." In which he had Il similar role.