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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

| time?
Query propoundcd by a new reader
one DOESN'T II just seems all tho time.
I@aESeraton Is an inherent human trait. If
VIC lose an hour or two OF our regular nights
Steep We swear next morning that We haven't
Sept Il wink If VIC have ordinary attack
OIL appendicitis something our nurse and
uoS'or assure us week later that 1t WAS the
worst case they have seen. II one or two
rascais give us 4 bad deal we conclude that
inc whole world Is wicked. If We have more
than TWO attacks OF coryZa in :, season we de-
.i"'e mat we are running fun time IL VIC
nave such an indisposition in fine warm
weather we are not much frightened and we
say mite about it; but II the weather hap
pens TO BIO Indictment when We arc so indis-
poScu we arc Foluablc about II, hence the
popularity OF the catching cold dclusion Has
| anyone ever found climate. season or 4
place. In tho sun where there arc no rcsolra-
tory infections where there IL lcss Illness
'h"Teiron per thousand population than the
''t''sc' III nc has lie Keeps the secret we'll
NoTE@a is an acute Inflammation OF tho lin
ING or the nose chambers invariably due TO
injection. Not every alleged cold in the
mead is coryza. Victims OF chronlc or
Psrm"heht diseased conditions OF tho nose
'.'''"o"' innings or OF the several spaces or
S'nuscs CAR chambcrs) communicating with
me nose chambers, arc abnormal!y sensitive to
ana thcy react abnormally to atmospheric
'."nEeS' temperature changes and changes of
.o'I'S' iney experience stiffness.
'''' e''''''e VI congestion or the cham
"'Fa ana perhaps Increased secretion or run
ming NJ mo nose from trlhng alterations OF
'N'ernal or surface conditions and they
'houGht!cssly say, I'm taking cold" or I'm
ca'chihs more cold" although tho unpleasant
symptoms disappear within minutes or an hour
a''er restoration Of tho usual surface condi-
lions. Not so with coryza: when Won have
'oryza you have It good and proper for a re,r
ua!s. INC sad part of II is. though that easy
gong io!ks who think in the channels set for
"hem oelieve what these misguided chronics
s"F anu conclude that you do take cold from
"raits. dampncss. change OF weather or change
of clothing
mere superstition holds sway reason hasn',
"a chance
ne s'ui'iness and running at tho nose
"hich these unthinking chonics so lightly call
fresh cold" is purely mechanical Their.
IS no actual Inflammation and no actual dis
'uroance OF hcalth-no fevcrishncss no ach.s
o' pains no malaisc. nothing. In fact tina.
warrants The conclusion that drafts damn
ness or other atmospheric factors have any
90 uSativc effect on diseases OF tho brc,,bI,r
organs. Indeed. no evidence has been found
10 support the theory that congestion or e,
Sorsemcnt OF n part OF the BODY with bloo5
'a'"rs or prcdisposcs TO Inflammation Of ina,
part. Va '"''
Some chronic disease condition make. , nor
SO" imagine he has cold" all tho limo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
HONEYMOON NIGHT" COMES
TO STRAND ON THURSDAY
Harold orI"b. Composer Of aLtstru
i~ratcr." Provided Music OF
Thl. New PLAY

honeymoon Night" tho smartert
musical comedy CT many seasons. with
everything that goes To mako IN A.
evening Of rich ontcrcainmcnt--cicy
comedians. graceful dancers, Bwc.t
SINGERS. Kaleidoscope costume changes
and an Hrny OF fresh. young fem
min" bchuty-CofncS to the strand the
!it,"r part OF the week.
EApuisitc!y produced. rejecting tho
Iast word IN modish costumes IL has
an appeal out OF the ordinary Thc
DOCK and lyrics arc the work OF Angie
B:cakspclr, the author OF many sur-
cess!u! comedies, while the composer
10 Harold Orlob. whose tuncful mel
odies werV factor In contributIpr
TO tho success Listen Lester
tn. story chiefly concerns tho nd
ventures OF youth who Is lnduc..I
10 80 to Palm Beach. whcrc ali thu
scencs are laid. by srcup OF a1
vcnturous hnanc!crs. and marry rich
heircsh with tho object OF securing
Mr.. Orloo's score Is OF a nusicianiy
character. yet OF a popular sort Some
OF tho catchy numbers are Love tx
Ny World" Honeymoon Night" I'll.
Keep me Roses Blooming fer You"
The Ch'laIa" one step, II Shook NV
Head and Said, 'Uh'uh,'" Take Me
Home" when You Dance with 4
Ceria!n Girl" Take Little KISS"
Loves Art" and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
\ Dangerous Threat

Nj OIHiNG Is more natural than that Scna-
tors Calder, OF New York. and Edge
of New Jersey, members of the Senate Com
mittee ON Reconstruction, should win con
siderable public applause by their warning
tosthc coal Industry that prevailing prices
must be reduced or else they will offer "A
pili and press it for passage, restoring gov
ernment control over the whole fuel bust
ness OF the country
That is the sort OF thing in which the
average man or woman may find comfort
This II may be assumed, is the attitude OF
ihe man VINO shrinks from The sight OF his
Soai oli'' nut before threatening 10 nation
alizc the coal resources Of tho United
states two men as responsible as members
vi Inc senate are presumed to be should
consider carefully the effect of their words.
Moreover, they should not hold out a false
hope 10 suffering public, as they have
done in the present instance. They know.
II the man of the street does not know
That there is a wide difference between 81
threat TO take over the coal industry and
Tie execution of that threat. They know
mere Is difference as wide as the ocean
between the introduction of 4 bill in Con
Sress. ana The passage OF that bill
EVEN II 1t were III their power to enact
biii which would nationalizc "A given in
custry, they must know how dangerous
such course would be. even if rcsortcd 10
In an effort TO remedy manifest abuses. #.
for example. the gr'1ern!nnnt snould take
over the coal of tIlc nation and, nv doing
80, restore normal prices. increase the ont
put 10 basis Of abundance and prnnerly
auci every household and every Industrial
plant in the country. the very success of
such policy would become peril.
1t would be signal TO the people 10 de-
mand that all other basic industries be
nm tFtT1sl 1iyltf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
itctmrnin- To Normal

I JUDGING from the news of single aav
y the nation s business needs no artificial
pressure 10 hasten the return TO normal
conditions. II is undergoing a readjust-
meht as rapidly perhaps as the industrial
health of the country will stand, and any
EFFORT 10 fore" ii along too swiftly might
precipitate situation that would be :.
national misfortune
commodity prices generally, without
either legislation or litigation, are SLOWLY
oHt surely bearing downward The price
"tcIine' which began six months ago when
the peak was reached, IS not a mere matter
OF nope. II is "A matter OF reality. and the
purchasing power of tn dollar is Increasing
all tn" while At the present rate or rn.
dnciion. tho country should be on Il pre-war
basis before another year has PASSED
Should this come about without Il panic or
any proiracted period OF business depreg-
sion, America will have given further proof
lHat the age OF miracles has not passed
MOST thoughtful men twelve months ago
were convinced that ''normacy" could not
DC achieved in this country or in any coun-
'fy without an uphcaval which would mean
, widespread suffering bankruptcy for thou
sands OF businesses ana industrial democrat
izaiion in numbcress directions.
One fact must be borne in mind how
ever If commodity prices arc to come
Gown generally, il the level OF costs is 10
! be lowered from end 10 end. the inflated
! wage system must be affected at tho same
'iihe. industry cannot, in the very nature
! OF things. produce and market goods al :,
pr"-war figure II it must pay war wages.
J "ut II the dollar is made TO buy more
| than II did. then fewer dollars are needed
! That, OF course. Is obvious, bu, it remains
| to be seen whether or not producing labor
| consents to lower wages even with the I'M
mediate promisc OF lower cost OF living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
K. OF C. TO DISTRIBUTE
XMAS TOYS TO KIDDIES
VIII Dispose OF Product OF Shop nj
walter Reed IiuspitnL
wRshln

NEW YORK. y. Y. Nov. IL
'hristinhs toys for MAN. hundreds OF
orphaned Riddles will be Ready soon
ior distribution IL the plan OF IN.
Is nights OF Columbus to dispose OF
n" product OF their ;oy-shop at
waiter Reed Hospital Washington.
IL Succcssful. For more than "A year
the knights OF Columbus have con
nucted toy factory at Walter Reed
hospital Tor ex-servicc men mentally.
nHected by gas and she'll shock The
factory has been ranked as n u,nn,nl
schooi in tho Knights OF Columbus
educational system, and the men aC-
corded the privileges OF tn" $4,000
"tncr service men awarded Knights
Of Columbus nigh, school or coII.rc
Schoiarships. everything being pro-
Nided free for them. James Kelly.
cX- marine. ID. 5. c. holder and hero
81 nc!ieau Wood. has been CHIEF
knights OF Columbus ,u,nr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
The First Lighthouses.

Reader. Appomattox.-The develop
ment of tho lighthouse may be traced
from the period when the anient
Ltbynns erected towers on the
northern coast OF Egypt, and hung
from projecting poles braziers filled
with burning fuel. whose light was
writer's tell OF n lighthouse erected
about 800 r. c. on tho island Of
Pharos. known as tho Pharos OF
Alexandria,. and famed as one OF the
seven wonders OF the ancient world.
Tho Romans built light towers at
several ports OF tho empire. and after
tho conquest OF Britain they safe
guarded vessels on the stormy Eng
at Dover and Mt Boulognc on tho
French coast. The tower at BouIo-
gne was a guide to marines for over
fourteen centuries. and was ono or
tected the navigators OF the Middle
Ages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
KUBELlK SALE TODAY
Many Good Seats Yet ltcmnin for
ltccItal Thursduy

Tho regular t!cilc, sale for the 70
Gital 10 bc given BY Jan kuhclik
rum commences this morning a; .
O'Clock ~ 2l2 East Rrond Stree;
Many good seats are available The
liohcinian viol!nist is ATTRACTING. con-
siderable intcrqs; throurhnut MS
section or the State and music lovers
from Tar and near are planning 10
attend his recital.
Manager SchatfTcr. OF The Southern
Musical Bureau. declares he would
not he surprised IL the house sells
out, for the demand has been ire
nehuous the last few week. One OF
tho great concc.tos which Euhalit
composed during tho war will DO in :
c.uded on mis- program and altogether.
II - thought. tho list he is to give
VIII De noteworthy one. making
inc event one OF the most importaut
Oh the year TO music lovers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny iIENRi EDWARD WARMER,
REORGANIZATION.

fellow planned to do u thing.
* was thing to do
lie put ii on from when he planned
Fur just a day or two.
And when the day or two had passed
Like many other men
He thought. as he'd delayed II once,
He'd put IL OFT again
And SO he put i; OFT again.
For in his lingering way
lie thought Tomorrow was as good
AS any other day:
lie put II OFF and put IL off,
FROM setting sun TO sun
Until, OF course, the thing he had
To do, was never dono
lie went through life just putting OF.
Pos,poning and delaying
Tic never learned tho secret that
The sunny days for hayng;
And all the things he had to do
l'ay By from day till night
Until the sum of things undone
Was n distressing sight.
One day there came 4 doctor
And a nurse. md in his bed
They felt his pulse and tried his tongue
And bound h:s fevcred head.
He had 4 nasty Illness with
y temperature and a cough:
And so he died. his last regret
That he couiin'; put it or.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Drawing Nearer tho Som.

4 T is announced that prcsident-elect Hard
u ing Will deliver an address at a luncheon
to be given him b. the New Orleans AS
sociation Of Commerce, in that civ reyt
Thursday afternoon. and is expected 10 dis
cuss in particular the economic renuire
smepts OF the New South and the need for
"a national policy unnAucnccd By sectional
Interests Presumably he intends in ,bjs
speech to outline with some attention to de-
tails what viii be the general policy Of his
administration in respect 10 the ENCOURAGE
ment OF the South's economic DEVELOPMENT
An keeping with his campaign promises dur
ing the brio. interval when he swung bo-
low Mason and DiXOn's limo ana appealcd
for the votes OF Southcrners. In response
to that appeal. tho solid South was broken
by Tcnnesscc's withdrawal from tho block
while In others OF these States the Rcpub
s1ican ticket received an increased vote over
previous elections.
Naturally. therefore. he feels that he has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
"MOLLY AND HER PALS,0
ACADEMY FEATURE ACT
The Harmony Trio Also Eli Impor-
tnnt Position With MerIforiouA

Youth. beauty and feminine cha ,nS
are combined with melody and har-
inony In the attractive mounted min
iaiure musicale presented by the
three clever musical girls on tho bill
at thc Academy OF Music today. Thoy
arc billed as the Harmony Trio. The
program they offer covers wide
play some smar, and elegant drcsscs
Beeman and Grace, who open IN.
new bill. label their Offering Your
re Surpriscd.' They call IL a camou-
nage skating act
The big comedy feature OF tho new
snow Is whirl OF skirts. song and
feminine nonsense. in which Molly
and Her Pals" arc seen in a divert,
ing nusica! revue. There are 1--WE
singing and dancing, condolences in
the company supporting Molly. Sa-
inaron and Jojo. imported from Eu-
Tppean vaudeville. and SeymoIrr's
Happy Family. n remarkable coIiec"
ton or highly trained beasts, giving
an astonishing exhibition OF animal
eagacity. with new motion pictures
are the concluding features OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
THERMOMETER GOES
TO II AT DANVILLE
Gas Supply Affected by Uncxpect.d
Coid Weather-Ma mr. tfnsviIIe Aimox,
WITHOUT Conl.

ISpeGiaL To The Times Dlspntcn1
DANNILLE. VA, Nov. I1-Ther
m,qmeters on Main Street at O'CLOCK,
snls morning registered IA and II de
SreeS. constituting the cold es
weather or the season and NOT nj
togcther expected. City stree,
swcepers arc the authority for thc
thermometcrs records.
When they began the ,vo.l,,, 49,.
OF hnshinE tho street for Sunday tSc
water turned to ice and for safetv
saK re- me nc, work was abandoned.
supply during the day and the e. n.
ma n vas 80 heavy as to bring down
INC me, holders to q low level. Reports
to u.n Mnrtinsville today wero that tn
co was practically out OF crate
49, 49, anu thore was so little Of the
HIon,eatic Bizes as to cause grca;
deal OF discomfort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
ROAD CONDITIONS FAIR
Have Dried Out and Arc In Good
shnpe Now, According
To Ilrport.

The Richmond WashinEton High
way 10 IN generally good condition
Deiour a; Lakeside 50 provided 10
i'oid road repairs. according to the
Richmond branch cf the CaIted states
weather Bureau.
Tho K!chmond -clarkcsv!llc High
way IS reported AS being in fair con-
dition. There is d"tour at Cen
tra!ia which is necessary TO avoid
road repairs.
In many places. the Richmond
charlottesville Highway IS In fairly
good condition. except between Fork
church and Cuckoo. where IL is re-
iortcd as being rough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
THOMAS CONKEY SINGS
BIG ROLE IN "HEICH-H0''
Fern Doubleday Is Prima Donna
Cast Includes Other Tai
cntcd Stars.

| Thcatcrgocrs will have an oppor-
unity 10 view at the strand NIL dur
cal production. which is said to be
ono of tho most elaborate offerings
O., tho current season. entitled
This is the work OF Eugene Lock
hart and Deems Taylor. 1t is under
The direction of Washington Thcatcr
deductions. lnc group OF women
whose purpose is 10 present some :
thing out Of the ordinary In musical
entertainments. Gorgeous costumes
ana beautiful stage settings are
OF unusually pretty girls and a. special
orchestra OF twcnty-six pieces.
The story deals with the search
! for the hearts desire Of many types
of men and women and the develop
neht supplies romance. AN abundance
OF comedy. charming lyrics and tune
~ music which reaches Il high mark
or excellence. During tho action OF
me piece. several special features are
introduced. among them being a Sc
rie5 o! dances original in conception
luilins The Dance OF the ANA
IONS" is said TO afford an cx,raor-
aiimary combination Of rhythmic mo-
tion and radiant color. while The
Dance OF Mystery" presents an anus
ing ana unique exhibition OF fantas-
teal movement.
20 Ihc costumes. which. /; is promised.
"!ll reveal new IDEAS In design ard
beauty. Scenic effects that cSemDI!-
modern decorative are are ica-
The cast include, Thomas Conkcy
who scored a success las, season II,
fiddicrs Three" Louis Cassayaut
long fnvorits IN light opera: Fern
east OF ':Fr!endiy Enemlea:" Eugene en-.
LOCK light comedian OF ability.
and author OF the book OF lyrics OF
hcigh no." Henry Bradford Al
len, who was Bert in the London
PRODUCTION Of The Better Ole" Ell
sic Decker, soprano OF eStraordi-
nary range: Mary Hotchk!ss. Il pupil
OF h1ion. and many others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

'it To It's own devices there will be gross
I1"'ic' anu therc is NO need for tho coal in
tcres's 10 attempt to camounasc the coal sit
un.ioh oy raising the DOGGY of government
ownership. 1t would no more be government
ownership than regulation OF the railroads is
government ownership"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Screen Calendar

IiNIC-I.on Clancy, In "The
Penalty
ntOA wAS-Constnnre Tnl-
mndEc, In 'Good Hefcrruces."
IStS-WIlda Dcnneu. In Glove,
Honor and Obey
BIJOt-hiicc Like. In "Body
and Soul"
blu Enrnum.
In 1.-The Orphan"
yICTOR-.John barrymore, in
"Dr. jrkylf and Mr.. Hyde"
ODEOS-SioIn Dnns, In sVThe
ChoruS Girl's Ramunce.,
REN-.'Ihe Devil Laughs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
MARC KLAW TO ERECT
TWO NEW THEATERS
Seating Capacity VIII To 1,zno I.,ca
toof Garden PINNED to Cover

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Constrnc,,,a
9t Two new thcaters In the .f,ri1h.
LhEht" district before fall OF nert
ia ESgiar was announced today by MAC
purchased tho sites from De AsiaS
estate on the south side OF Enr,O
s E;rh Street between broadway ana
Of which will scat 1900. will r. each zach
by side and single roof garden Vii
cover both. Thirteen business hniyuI
rassd now on the property viii be-
The contracts for the purch.
me, Si.es and tho erection Of the nav. AZ,
buildings arc said to total 50 on 90"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Information Bureau

inquiries regarding almost uny
."rt' 'HrrpNnE on legal and mcdi-
rRi subjects. nrc npsucre, frss q,
MI inquiries arc answered directly
ny Pcrsonhi letter. seIf-nd d rcsscd
stamped envelope IL required. Ad-
urcSs fhr Timcs-Dispatrh Informn-
lion bureau, Richmond, IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Army Not scI,irr toto- ca

Ttrhutr, HUTCWcll.--Tho War De-
part'nent is not Offering for sale
either TO cx-s.vvicn men or others.
any Sorriccablc motor cars Of any
scrIp'!"n The departments direc-
Tor OF sales has issued a special an
nonnccmcnt 10 this effect to stop the
FOOD -! Inquiries which has resulted
from rumorS that army passenger
cars and trucks were being offered
cN-scTviCc men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Picked Up at nnndom.

The wiscSt in the world has his fool
moments.
Anything you want hard enough i, worth
what il cost.
The longest day in Tho year Is th,, ~ ,ho
delayed remittance
Whatever 4 man believes. that is his religion
The sweetest music IN the world is the
laughter OF baby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
President. Emerging Find.

II. = y. IIUWnTUSVIIIc.--C
appropriated sl00.0O0,O0o to the
President for an emergency fund soon
after the outbreak OF tho war, and
because all appropriations are only
reappropriatcd for the fiscal year
beginning July !. 1915 This would
seem to make two distinct appropria-
tons. but in fact was only one The
president accounted for all OF. 1t, and
much OF IL was turned back into the
Treasury July I. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Cloudburst Inlet. Dnn.

pe nnns9 los, A tbnis No, Nov. ia@rour
property damage inoludinr sh fs er's
losses. was suffered in this city az thS
result OF cloudburst, ACCOUNTABILITY
by high wind this morning. MANY
ily Hooded. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
The Earth No, prrfcc, son,,

Jchhnic, Pocahontas.-Thc diameter
OF the earth from pole to pole throu-h
me equator Is shorter than that al
the equator. Though In popular Ian
Suasc ne earth is said to be round
hkc II Dali, II is really an Irregular
sphere. slightly fattcned nj tho Doles
IN" slight departure from rotundity
IS accounted for by the rapid motion
CT the earth while In more plastic
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
q ncnloXc NIIIdcu

MfS. ~ l. H.. Radford.-Makc n
past 1i bleaching powder and water
ana allow the paste TO remain on the
!"ot1c Tor Il day or two. Keep the
paste damp while il Is on the mate
rla!' r:nally wash the fabric and dry
in the sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Familiar Quotations,

The Poker Playcr-"That's good"
The SponScr-'Say, lend me "A quarter
The Traffic Cop-'Hi there. Where yuh
Soin',"
The witc-"John, WHERE HAVE YoU
BEEN"
The liusband--'I was DELAYED at The -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
'Uun aIo Hi1l.-

j. G. r.. Pembroke william T.
cody fRuna!o HllD was born in Scot,
t"unty, iowa. February %. 1886. lls
hicd IN Denver January 10, 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
local Tcmpcntu,, yc.,.,,,.,

=, t. NJ. tcinpcratUro ......... a.
M'niuin temperature to J.. NJ. -. AZ
sinImuhh temperature to 8 4. Nj II
Tsnn temperature yesterday $3.50. AZ
it.n,.iaante temperature for this dats...- 40
IJcurinmr, .rstcruay -. Is
Icncinncy s,Co nlarch l .......-... 3t5
n'hca January sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
The Weather
Forecast: Virginia

FnrecNst: NfFEfnIn--
Partly cloudy In Sorti,
mud unsettled. followed
by rlln Ia houtl, pur-
fIon Monday: Turxtiny
unsettled. with r,lin IN
Fast ind prllInbly rain
or snow. and colder la
west portion Monday.
North CarpIini.-RnIn
Monday: Tuesday clear
INK and colder; incrras-
Ing northeast winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

NE" YOhk. Nov. l4--E;hcl liar
ry;norc has given $4,000 to the Fifth
hv"nu" Hospital for herself and her
Two brothers Lionel and John Bar.
fFmore. The sum is to cndow n room
icr inc tcneGt OF stage performers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Spirit Of Virginia Press

The negro vote in tho Fourth District
SAYS the Far;nvillc Herald, did not amour,
10 much, but it was beginning under the
H"w order o: things and II is W ell enough for
Ihe white folks to keep eye on it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Local ISninfulI

na,ntaii j, hours ending S +. NJ Non,
Esadnih'i - hours ending P.M... Non,
Eiccss nsnco March .......... AZ
NN'" HIhco JhhuAry ........... c.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
The Vixen.

Il remember.' said Miss Antiquerra in the
boarding house circle, II remember. when
was little girl, day"
Ain exclaimed the Joy-Bustcr and did
you. too. meet General Lafayctte?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
PlscAtOrinl,

Tho story OF Jonah and tho Whale teaches
us that Big Fish should be careful OF their
diet.