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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
SIX BROWN BROTHERS
A HIT At ACADEMY
Saxaplionc Scxtctte Arc Outstand.
ing Feature OF Good Pre-
Christmas BilI.

- People who have seen tho Six
l,rown brothers who have appeared
with Fred stone IN Chin Chin"
Jack of.antern" ana others of his
SHOWS. can see q very good !mita-
tloh AT the Academy In the bill play
ing Tor Monday, Tuesday ana Wcdnes-
Jay ut that thcater. Tom browns
lnuians are band OF braves who
play the saNaphone in the true man.
ner OF the aforc- Brown
Bro,hers. and play It mighty well.
they combine little original humor
with their music. and the jazz which
comes Forth from the six saXaphoncs
OF assorted Sizes would make Il one.
legged man long to get up and toddlc
about. This Is the best act on tho
prosram and Is ono of tho most en-
tettaininF seen here In Il long while
ANY Home sketch In which
Mother goes on strike. IL amusing
1 D9th as TO idea. lines and players
ana we loved the way Mother sud
denly rose In her wrath and lef, her
unnpprcclntive husband and chiidr on
Hat until they could learn her true
worth. Therc are many laughs in
Any Home" but there Is n lessor,
there as We'll.
Stewart and Mercer open the show
In aerial fcats which they ln,crsporse
WIN comedy. They also entertain
with limitations Of such things ms
dogs barking. birds singing. SAWS
themselves well I" being reproduced
Du i'oisc closes the show in a ma
ninuihtinE act in which he does many
uitncult and new tricks
rho usual photoplays complete the
ply oVinance. l.. A. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Gall.to... i m.y, overlooked.

''"''" - '-r bv Ma, a.. A.. -.
90 I" aiasnos,ician do not now profess to
y. any great shakes, just ordinary When +
was younger l knew moro
c OK my ssar patients was man about
" -hsc or So he seemed to me. was young
800, "'". fresh from the hospital. equipped
VIZ" III mo latest dtaEnos,ic wrinkles and
"'hsN sorry for the poor practitioners
aitea1y established in town who wer, d,
S'iheo 10 compete with me. Il didn't stay
sorry very lonrl 49,
ms STAR patient had visited all tho noted
P"'s'cians In our parts. Yea nc had trav
eled forty. sixty. even n hundred mi,cs ?,
I'"sEt SPECIALISTS OF si degrees. He had
spent many months ut health resorts imbtb-
s ''e magic waters and tho confident as
SHraace OF the medical supcrn;cndcuts Then
"'"i'y n" gave up and came home discour-
aged. The case began to look desperat, II
WIS AZ 'his point that l was called In
nc diagnosis came rcndy-madc. All the
STec'aiists had agreed -; least about that
80 aS'"en'a Ire man vas n typical ncu-.
as'aenic lie radated ncutasthenia in crea.
circles Wherever he Went. He had neur
"s'Hen'a expression. ncurasthenic gait and
- heHf"s'Henic pochctbo"i. decided n, once
'H'' '"rse things all needed supportivc treat
meai. Ion:cs and such things. Nerve TONES
particularly What was n good merry. t,,,,.p
"pSh' what gas? | was young and rond,y
.'"a.iHeh tAcre we're tonics. even nerve tonics
prescribed 'cm by the quar-; for tina, pu-
sent. AID he imbibcl ali | prescribed and
would bring in the then some. To cheer him
~, You know.
Finally we performed an operation on my
patent. You Sec. all along nc had complained
bitterly about the discomfort his food ca,Yed
ana abou. that Eas which formed SO much and
al 'h;' sort OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mere
norma! or trining conditions into tho :nos,
serious symptoms. AS Inconsistencies TO- So
there being nothing else lc!t TO do w.. dc.
cided TO operate.
by The way. neglected 70 say .ha, before
we decided 20 10 this operation the patient
had FOR several weeks shown signs OF menta,
alteration. becoming quite unraasonabiy ir-
'i'apie AM! morose by spells and altogether
causing Us AL great deaf of annoyance as
some confirmed ncurasiAen!cs viii If nc; firmly
managed.
Wen. ;hc Operation disclosed a gladstone
'nr size OF hens cEg and sadly affected
SGllsac.
You never can tell wha, You will find In a
neurhsihcaic II you 20 inio the subject thor
ouEhly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
CLEVER COMEDY WILL BE
OFFERED HERE THURSDAY
adam md Eyn" IL Scheduled -,
thrisfmns Attraction at
StFunI.

Americas stage has rcvc,I.d a.
inorc charming and interesting story
man f. Ray rOmstock and Morris
t"A' american comedy. Adam and
lhufSday, Friday and SATURDAY. Win
- special Christmas matinee ~ o.an
IN, n. play .;honnds in brisk. snaDpy.
ticFcr dNhlpEuc and possesses a dis
tinct charm OF its own. every charnT.
yer heinE unique and of II sunny ma.
re cast is nearly perfect ami in
Guides several OF thu. mos, nn,,uin >
comedy lights upon the Am,rirnn
stag: Miss Elaine Ivans. coates
,,"ynnc: Charles r.. Bird Charles
~ Might. Miss Adelyn Wesley, Fred
'iimcr. Miss Ramona Weaver and
Joseph prOsser '''''
Guy Bolton and George Middleton
are the authors Of Adam and Eva"
whlch ran Tor a year 1t the I.ongacre
Tncater. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

one days t.ail.c in drugs III Eew YORK
-r"unts 10 100000. Their. 81 something real
his: the crusaders might pondc. over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
News Of Fifty Years Ago

'Frorn the Richmond Dispatch. Dec. ~, 1900
In the Council yesterday Mr. Kent offered
4 resolution instructins the Committee on
deduction Of the cry Debt to invest the
proceeds OF the sale OF the Davis mansion in
;hH sinking fund provided for in the city
ordinances.
AIR. William Marsha! has been appointed
vicc-consul OF Great Britain for the city OF
Nchmond. Ills o(llcc will DC at tho Cia,leso
Mills for the present
The Governor yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing notaries public: ~ Y. Cannon and
James Dunlop of Richmond and G. w. Ven
able Of Fittsylvania County.
TN" Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company yesterday declared their ffty-frst
dividend payable and after the oSth in
slant.
Married. on tho 18th instant. by Rev. u. w
Shanks at tho residence OF the brides father.
Mr.. G. t. M"clucr. OF I.ynchburg. and Miss
l'o;s!e f. Parry OF Rock bridge County.
President Grant favors COMMISSIONS
lleasanton'a proposition to mako uniform
tan "f 25 cents on tobacco and 81 on whisky.
Ex-senator Drake took the iron-cad oath
yesterday chief Justice of the Court of
Claima. This is tho only court which cXacts
this oath.
Boats between T.ynchburg and Richmond
will resume their running today. tho water
having beon turned tho canal At Lynch
burg Saturday night.
News from Paris received at London is that
provisions arc plentiful to last ut least three
successes
Tho Germana have evacuated Amicns and
arc rctreating towards Clcrmont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
WAY DOWN EAST" TO PLAY
STRAND THEATER MONDAY
'rtthth's Screen Version Of Famous
Stage Sucrrss IL Hooked

y. W. Grifn,h's screen version OF
ay Down East" Ia Ia. coming at :
traction NJ the Strand 'fheater. where
It is booked for the FIRST time here
on Monday night. AMI continues for
TWO DAYS. with matinecs at 3:l5 Tues
DAY and Wednesday,. and nights u;
S:l3. The production IL founded on
the play Of the same title which was
so successful AS rural drama some
seasons back Griffith has done much
with IL and added SO many Of thos. In.
Inmate and beautiful, touches for
which he il noted that the picture
work Is q vast Improvement urou tho
basic Idea. In addition to this he has
developed FOR It's climax an entirely
now seen. In the great blizzard anu
the ice jam on IA. river and the
break ing M OF tn. doe. which Is de-
clarrd the greatest scene ever depict =
cd upon any stage ar screen in the
world II Ia now running To scnsa-
tionai success ia New York, BOaion
Philadelphia. Chicago. San Francisco
Los Angeles AMI other cities through
out The country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
COrnrd Dcef.

Cut il in pieces about six !nchcs
square. Place layer of salt in the
bottom of the vessel in which the
meat is to be packed cover this with
layer OF meat. and sprinkle layer
al salt over the meet. Add alternate
layers OF meat and salt until the
g; salt viii usually be enough for
20 stand in the salt overnight. On
the following morning make q brine.
using five pounds OF sugar. two and
Jnc-half ounces OF baking soda. and
three ounces OF saltpeter for every
hundred pounds of meat. Dissolve
these ingredients in four gallons of
boiling water. Allow the brine to
cool thoroughly before pouring 1t
over the meat. II more or less than
100 pounds Of meat is to be cured.
use these proportions for the brine.
tirc!y cover 100 pounds OF meat. wa
ter may be added. The meat should
be Weighted down with block or "a
clean stone, since any part that Is
not covered with the brine VIII de-
compose very quickly. II the brine
shows signs CT fermentation In warn,
weather it should be drawn off. boil
ed, strained through clean cloth,
and. after IL les thoroughly cooled,
poured back on the meat. The meat {
should be Kept In n cool. dark place
VIII be ready for use. II the pieces
are larger than six inches square, u
longer ttme may be allowed, accord
ing to the size OF the pieces. We are
unable to supply tho other recipe
you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

the owner, He points out that possession
OF Intoxicating liquor lis not prohibited by
the eighteenth amendment or by tho Vol
stead act. 1t naturally follows that X nom
intoxicating cider is brought into the home
legally. and by natural process il becomes
intoxicating. its status is not changed. so
far ms the owner is concerned. His pos
session OF it is not to be- questioned, al
though il be illegal for him to sell it OK
cent to those permitted under the law TO
purchase it.
unqucstionably that is the clear mean
ing OF the law. even though the regulations
oi the Internal Revenue Bureau give 20
cider an Illicit status in the home after il
has become hard" enough 10 develop
real Kick. There are many other arbitrary
rulings relating 10 enforcement OF prohibit
ton by the revenue bureau which are plain
~ beyond the letter aud intent of the law.
and the sooner tho Treasury Department
respects the limitations upon its power and
seeks 4 clear definition OF what il may or
may not do under authority OF the act. the
better ii will be for sane enforcement OF
the eighteenth amendment. The home
brew provision was intended "a safeguard
prohibition against general public con-
tempt and ultimate open defiance. and the
more it is respected by enforcement Off
ciais directing their attention away from il
10 real law violations. the longer will the
Noistead act remain on the statute books.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Older and Prohibition

az OPINION OF The Attorney General as
20 me iegh! status OF hard cider under
the toletcad act has raised !. prn,es, ~
antisaloon circles Wayne Is Wheeler
general colnsc! OF the league. is prompt
y 10 come forward WIN statement challcng-
ing the soundness OF the opinion. mi. >.
not surprising, as Wheeler and other hirbjy
paid officials OF the league consider ,Io;r
judgment as TO the scope 0l The ac, en-.
perior authority in respect 10 The manner.
Its enforcement 10 any Official ruli,rr
whether emanating from government de-,
tpartment or the highest judiciary In the
5laHd.F me League biudgconcd the ac.
Through Congress. and ii proposes 10 hay.
@the first, last aad all the say US to VIVA, il
means and AZ To how il IL TO be enforced
2SYln substance the Attorney General hold
that sweet cider may be kept in The home
after IL has fermented and become iuto,i
eating IL II is reserved for home use nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
The Poets Conner
The Views of IA " ood chuck.

Ihls hit O: what the new order OF
p"cts, YIN" meet to hear and discuss
each others efforts to get along with
" ~t' ne"n,y or charm and actually in
regular rhyminE and dispensing with
r riva .i''n MI specimcn which de-
whose old Marlborough Road" was
so good it deserves, and gets. for
givcnesS.--is from Alfred Barron's
root Notes. published by the au-
NOR AT Wailingford in 1S75-a book
inspired by Thoreau, as he faithfully
PROGRESSED. and very we'll worth read
ing. AS for the woodchuck. he never
fauited the interpretation
deem 1t very good luck
That I'm only Il woodchuck,
For [ never have TO travel
All the world over
On stony roads and gravel
To get my beans and clover.
I've no friends with axes
To grind.
Nor q king with taxes
To bind.
keep no crusts upon n shelf.
For III tho winter I can nurse myself.
shut the doors
To stop tho borcs.
And sleep the while
To save my stores.
As for my evil.
Ills but the wheat and the wccyi!.
Guns, traps and gins
May greatly vex me,
And other sins
May all pcrpIex me,
bnt III not care the chirp OF tho
Which dips and darts like an arrow
Ger banks of cinquefoil and yarrov,
When I'm, done with my bones
LII give them to the stones
That have made me n home,
And go TO brighter zones
J deem it good luck
That I'm only woodchuck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Spirit of Virginia Press

Commenting The Times Dspatck's s.s-
scs;i"n tha; Virginia eEould have a Lax
CURING The establishment OF Informing sign
posts aTd boards along the public highways,
IN. Underwater Democrat says: We have ;.o-
CucntlH Urged :Ec need OF such. There .s
aothin, more needed public convenience.
;!iat could hc supplied At smaller cost. And
The things that cos; lttlo these days (barrinE
H"ucvolencc and charity and are worth any
'hn.. are rare. Go to Il"
Says :hc Danvilic neg!ste-: "rwo white
Nort. carolhlinns must go TO the electric chair
%" ;hr murder OF y siern. The closed season
FOR ,.iiling officers has been declared
Commenting on the statement that workmcu
~ cities are turning down high wages offered
hem 20 clean streets, etc. the Southwest Vir-
;;inia Enterprise says And get the farmer
does exactly those same things evcdy day in
his barn and his feed lot and In his nclds, and
he does them with pride and self-reBpect
Would IL hc well for mankind If the farmer re-
fused to clean out the cattle stalls every day
.v;cc day? Would IL be we'll for mankind
ii the farmer. through pride. refused to trulGe
n mud and dir; behind tho pow and cultivator
following ,hc example OF tho city work.nen
who declined to work the strcetsc"
The editor OF :hr Petersburg Index Ap;eai
IS learning a fcT things. That paper says:
we have Qui; telling; the children how good
40 were in boyhood. and II has been noticed
that since doing so our reputation for ycracity
has improved"
Says the Norfolk Ledger Dispatch: Con
srtssmen from the Far West VIII probably
spend Christmas in Washington, where they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
AMERICAN FLEET WILL
PLAY SANTA CLAUS PART
2O.O6O Italian and Russian Children
Along AdriatH Will BE Re-
mcnlhercL ChrIntmuN.

VENICE. Dec. 20.-Thc american
fleet In the Adriatic will act as Santa
Claus for more ih>n 10000 persons.
including Italian and Russian chill
dren. the latter being among the
refugees recently discmbaTEed along
the Dalmatian coast. The bcneflclar.
les Of the fleets Christmas spirit Will
receive toys, candy. fruit, clothing
and shoes. done up in small packages.
Tho Russian children just landed
in Da!matia with their fathers and
mothers. who escaped the Bolshevist
sweep In South Prussia, suffered In
tolerablc hardships on tho voyage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Theater Calendar

AtABEMS vaudeville.
HiJOI-"Iicnrts Are Tru,np..r
Metro HPecinI.
HftEHIHD-Ton Mix, In "Thc
Team
BROADWAY - Mildred unrrls
Chaplin. la "Otd Dad"
lslS-Normn TalmudRe, la .Thc
Prubation WIFE"
fRIC-rournrur's "rhc Grra
ltrdcrner.-
oDEOS--.'so Long Lefty"
tEN-T"m MIN. In "Thc DaSs
OF Daring"
NICTOR-DustIn Fnrnum. In
1.-THE lron strain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Santa GIknx
5 . S--po YOU believe In santa Claus.

80 !Nu "r!!eNe n SANTA Claus!
ANNA EEi.iE."
Dear A"as 10 Las. year Icy, SOCK
hanging 20 the foo;bca.d. my pants leg over
ny IN" radiator. An empty boot b. the book
ease ana iwo-hushci onion bag me door
Anob. IN ;hc iomi aoYc that Nj. Claus would
take the h!n;.
In the sock :ound hill Coz mothers ;u-
Soa'' IA ne PANTS !cg a s:a:cnea. to- iIA.sy's
'o.!eE' club exp aS"s; IL the hoo: ;',eaSc
mi; 'or daughters hi.;l shooe ana =. -, Ia :
= .et OF r'm!3ie7s .reni vasiol< pcr<,ns.
creditors
i"; :es or'-in-nani :asck:.e s,ucx uadel-
'h% plate w0uld hsre ios; :aitA Bn: !
'"a' - yes, believe ~ Santa Claus; sad
YET aust say hes ;iSh;y close .isp ss!;."ac,l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Cinema Programs
Film Imprc..I,r.

1t Is seldom that motion picture.
HocrS are Afforded 80 rscn ana rare
treat as Wai given the audiences,
that yesterday filled the Lyric Thea
tor TO see The Great Rcdc"incr.'
IN: impressive Maurice Tour,.cui
production which began Il run OF
three days. All Thu attended, tho
showing OF this picture came away
with something to think about. af,c,
having bren acid spcIlbound by n
ritiyc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Norma r'nImndsc SCOPES.

The PROBATION VIE" is the kind
Of picture that VIII appeal 10 All
classes IL Is II human Story about
4 yer? human girl. Marina iIlUadrc
Is given an opportunity IN this PIE.
tur" TO display that originality and
versatility Tor which she mas become
famous. She gives 10 Nowbray
three district chHractcriZaIluus. ",rh,
Probation wife" Is ono vi the hes,
pictures that Norma Tal,nadr. has
Vet done. II can be secn At the isis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting legal md mrdI-
cni sui'iects. are answered free. An
nil Inquiries are answered directly
D.! personnl letter, neii-udarc-SeL
hinmped envelope Is required. Adj
dress the Tuucn-Dlspntcn Informal
, tion bureau, RichmOnd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

Tho Staunton Sows- Leader closes an appeal
10 congress thus: Anything that promises
.'eh little relief to the farmer In his present
desperate situation is worth trying But II
Wants to give tho farmer pcrman-
VI. 'eiict' lot II devise neasurcs that will
.N'ehd MS markets and that Will protect him
rom tho trusts. the spectators AMI tho
gamblers who exploit, him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
MeIodrnmn ut nIinu.

Ana nnaiiy he waIcrcd the hand
OF his daughter at cards. Lord All
ear put her up as hc might have SO
many Bank OF England :otcs. 1! he
hhd hhti any. Bu; Buriord's luck wa..
700 much Tor him, and SO tn. Lad
Wln!frcd was given in bctrothal to
IL man about whom shc knew little
except that she dislIked him. This
Us the beginning Of ono of the mos
startling inclOd-amas ever sCrc.ncd
Hearts Are Trumps." which VIII b,
shown today and tomorrow "a; the
BiJou Theater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

Says :hc Danvilic Reg!st.. "rwo white
Nort. carolhIinns must go to the electric chair
"a" ihr murder OK \ sherin. The closed scaso,
Cor Siiling officers has been declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Mod n .
"Mu:Ac.. MAJ l 20 ON, :,

NVtAc:, may l 20 out ~ -
The elderly !Sdy in the pink k:moDa faced
hoT daughter scornfuliy.
Sai It oat." She exclaimed. "Sr1neone'u
near YOU asking NE whay YOU do ard get
onto NY aye
Thus II is demonstrated again. Is ye; again
and again. ;aat o!d-cashirn,d simplicity gums
shc game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
"1'hc Texan" Hits Mark

INC Texan" IL William Fox bro
auction starring Tom Min. is proving
one 0f the most successful photo
dramas ever shown 4; the Eluebird
iheater. according to Manager Coal
ter. The theatcr has been n niece,
not only for followers OF the star
himself. but for hundreds nf others
who like sensational; Western pie
lures Gloria Hope plays opposite
the star in the role OF Alice Mnrcum,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Thirty-Third Degree Mn.on Nj.

NTT.NNTA. CA, Dec. oO-JOscph
Z. Greenfield. a thirty-third degree
honorary scottish Rite Mason. and
Well known III Masonic circles
nome here today. He was a native
OF canada but had lived in Georgia
Tor ihiriy years. Mr.. Greenfield was
hfiy-scvcn Years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Offers Snappy Comedy.

T; Roy barnes. Grace pnrynond.
praying the four principal roles in
50 Long Lefty" the Robertson-CoIc
nrh,oioplay, which is al the pd.on
screen comedy dramas OF the sea
Soh and was produced and directed
by Al Christie. Incidentally. a num-
oer OF bathing kris disport them
fciveS III the water scenes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
I'nrnun nj the Victor

Dustin f1rnuin, tn" handsome &C.
,or. who achieved Il great success in
IN" N!rEinian" aud other stage
plays. TX ono of the Interesting s;c!-
lar ATTRACTIONS today and tomorrow
~ the victor. Mr.. Farnum will be
presented in the Alaskan cave man
drama in five parts. entitled The
Iron Strain" Miss Enid Marley is
associated with Sir. Faruum in This
play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

X NJ. ~. Meiita.-.A mixture OF four
parts of tartar and two parts Of alum
applied to the leather Ought 10 re-
move tho stains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Picked Up at ,,.,a.m.
VIC hi&hest aver has the tn-thes;

.NN HlHhest Hyer has che tN-thc.3, 10 drop.
Pride goes h,tHrc the Fail. also along in
Spring.
pebt : oae thing shat makes all men kin.
IN" aeS' nnHd.r:no Tor y hungry man is food
CUPID would look foolish IN an overcoa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
.AnI,a Stewards I,rotbrr

George Stewart. brother Of the
prhuti'ei ana talented Anita is also
climbinS the ladder OF success in III.
motion picture world. lie has the
lho.t important rol. of his screen
career IN old Dad playing rs Mil :
nrcd Harris Chap!in's leading man in
,n.r, new First National starring We.
;hlcle. which is being shown at the
broadway Theater today and to:nor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

Former Widow Leeds now is installed as
part OF the royal Greek encourage. sophie
would do well 10 look sharp or she will find
out who is running things among the
liellcaCS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
b. HENRY EDWARD WARNER
CAarrsaf EpA. DAILY rnousA,.

IL. sure do strike me-" said Cha.coa
i'na' 'ai d. mo a man yell 'bou:'n hard luck
We ~" i''u iuck rwinc hunt him up an kiss
him on dr Dean Wild rock Cut a suc, @
ham. nstaa Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
Priced.

- Home. with vie and on!Iar.a ,nI
friends. Is worth AL the money IA She world"
said The iis3p" Gay
Yep. ;na,s wha, i. costs agreed the Mar
rici Man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

Constant Render, Richmond.--A hf-
ty-ccnt piece dated 1871 is worth Ga
To 65 cents. y twcnty-cent piece oil
1870 ~ worth 20 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21

WIKI New Yo-k mobi!iz!ng 10000 men To
cDInoa: crime, and other cities sending UP
cries for help. il would tina, the milleu-
riuui, billed % in w.th the eighteenth
amendment. had been Immediately delayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
ReNlsed.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-21
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