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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

NJ. r. J.. swords re.k.-Achill.s
legendary hero OF the Greeks aud the
central n&ure in IIomcr's IIiad was
the son of King Pclcus and Thctis
one or the Ncrc!ds. In iii. tenth year
OF the Trojan War. Achilles lost his
'avorit" prize OF war. Rriscis. To Aga
rneWHon. VINO was compelled to rc-
store ms slave chryse!s. 10 her
'ather On account OF this Achilles
Withdrew from the war This lief,
the Greeks hard pressed. for they
were in need Of his valorous Myr-
inidons. Patroclus led The Myrmidons
INTO battie. impe.sona,ing Achilles
ana was slain by Hector. the Trojan
hero. Aroused by the death O. his
good friend. Achilles returned to hat
tie and Stayed Hector. Achilles
mother had tried to make him invul-
nerablc 10y dipping him in tho River
St$x. but his heel. by which he was
neih. vas the REGIMENT Of blow
from Paris in the Temple OF Apollo
This blow caused his death. Achilles
iHd gone to the temple unarmcd TO
receive the hand Of Polyzena In mar
rage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
TURKS REDUCE ARMENIA TO
SMALL CAUCASUS REPUBLIC
Driven E:nstward Until HeEfOn Held
Is Outside Traditional
llOuuLR REX.
By ASSOCiated Press.

TiFfIS, Dec. 2.---Armcnian forces
have been driven eastward by the
Turkish Nationalist until the region
they hold Is entirely outside the ira
ditIonal boundaries of Armenia. AS
result. Armenia is reduced to a
little Caucasus republic, such as was
created by the Germans and Turks
during the war.
Turkish Nationalist have occupied
kars. Alcxcndr0pol and Surmalou.
Hostilities between tho Armenians
and Turkish Nationallsts have been
suspended through Intervention by tho
!'olshcvist government ut Moscow ana
hopes are entertained that further
bloodshed may be avertcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
.oEEN On The SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The ISIyht.

nc
one time two men Of different minds
Whose ideas were OF different kinds
D!fcourscd or various :hingu:
Perhaps. does cheese compose the moon.
on is il true that love in June
Has far superior w:ngs"
tossib!y. ii w.s some Hbstrn..
Discussion o: !c.mcnted juic.
~ apples. or OF grapes;
or maybe IL was what one thinks
OF tauiiiiowcr and Nursing links.
81 ch!npanaecs and apes
do not know just VIVA; the Jrn,
Started about, hu; one WAS right.
And ,'othe:. then. MAS wrong:
And naturally, you're hound TO see.
They started In - disagree
And things ensucd ere long
am Informed by those who saw
me opening counter :" the jaw
The iirs; punch 20 the nosc.
ihnt !: was quite Il lively scrap
With neither stopping for a map
Nov 10 exchange the rosc
!; was a fight that knew no friend
I, BATH. - the bitter end
Of that imperfect day:
And when the low descerdins SUI,
saw the grim scrap by Mother xou
They Wheeled them both away.
30 'hcs" two men OF diTeren; minds
Whose ideas We're az different kinds
WITH many IL smash and bling
Maintained thci- two respecting point.
Until ,hoy achsd In all their joints.
iu; didn't prove a thing,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Forging N1nre hl,u1ll,.

HE Lords Day Alliance. eu-oy,ra,,n,.
with the international Reform Bureau
which serves as connecting link be,w.on
the Alliance and tho Anti-SuIoon Icarua
in downright earnest about forcing con.
gross to enact legislation 10 bring ahop,
return of a strict observance of pnri,,,,
sabbath Its purpose has been boldIv nrn
claimed, and II has Il wc!l-orgauized Inhbv
ready to swoop down upon Congress AND
sbrowbeat ii into doing its will by pursu,nr
tactics similar 10 those employed nv mo
Anti-saloon League in forcing tho submits
sion of the eighteenth amendment and
later, the adoption OF the Nols,ead enforce.
mont act
s The first step to be- undertaken IS ,ba
Sunday observance bill, which this lobbv
has drafted with the view Of subjcctn,y mo
District OF Columbia 10 the b!cssipps -, !,
Puritan Sunday. With this bill successrpuy
disposed of, the further steps 1, ,h,. mo-
gram VIII swiftly follow. The lobby has al
ready found two clauses in The CONSTITUTIONS
SthatIcan be perverted TO the purposes -,
llanahcisn and repression ,hrougbou, Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

country--thc post-roads clause and the in
terstate commerce. clause.
Under the authority OF the Interstate
commerce clause. tho bill for strict Sunday
observance to be pressed provides that no
railroad shall operate any train on the first
day Of the week in the carrying on OF in
t"rstatc traffic. nor shall any corporation
engaged In interstate commerce or carrying
on any business under the laws OF the
United States engage in any form of bust
ness on Sunday. Under the authority OF
the post-roads clause. no post Office is to be
open on Sunday no mail is To be carried
or delivered on Sunday. and no newspaper
that is printed on Sunday or purporting
TO be printed on Sunday is to be received.
carried and delivered as mail That the
represSionistS will find plenty OF precedents
for the further misuse OF the power they
claim To posses to put the American people
under Il reign of fana,ical religious terror.
may not be doubted
Members Of Congress assembling in
Washington scout the claims Of the Lords
Day Alliance that it possesses power to
force the enactment OF the Legislative pro-
gram il champions. They say they do not
regard the movement seriously. That may
be true But they haven't get faced the
lobby back Of the movement They talked
the same way about The eighteenth amend
m"ht' yet II is now a part of the Constitu-
non The Anti-Saloon lobby whipped them
into line against their own judgment and
in defiance of well-nformed public senti-
lnent There Is no assurance that the Sixty
Seventh Congress is composed OF men with
any more backbone than those Of tho pres
cnt or previous Congresses. Unless the
American people wake up TO their interests
and put stop to this movement by insist
ing that its lobbyists be driven out OF the
nails OF Congress and kept out, they will
wake up some morning and find themselves
shackled by the bonds OF religious intolcr-
ancc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
The Poets Conner
A inbition,

Ambition.
He Eearned TO rise to wealth and
fame.
He had ambition.
Hc dreamed ot having a great name
And high position.
lie thought how fine 'twould be to
rise w
Above his neighbor
AIRl reach Il station where he wo,jld
Not have TO labor.
life long,
But Fame passed by him
And Poverty kept taxing him
wv, with Ills to try him.
why did not kind Fate lift him I'm
-, Above his neIghbor?
rhc reasons 1 plain: lie only ycarned,
He would not labor.
--Somerville journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Eih,on. Va. pecembci ,. 1879.
worst lie Ever Encountered.

To TIE Editor OF The ri,ncy- Ib!spatcn.
Sir hav. read with much in
ierest your editorial on dc,ours iron,
ictersDurh, and wish To commend
Sou FOR tn. article.
1t seems Impossible tina; so little
interest should -. taken In the de-
tours III and around Richmond. ! hal
a conversation with Il tourist from
Massachusetts the other day and /
never met a more Disguised Innn lie
i.mark"d that he could not under
S stand no" q papcr Ike Thc
conditions. submitted Icy the Weather
bureau. Without foundation. lie hal
some very bitter things To say mbou.
your good paper. Az II rule. people
read your ISSUE seeking information.
Now you are publishing the real
conditions from here to chnrlott.s-
VII. u, dry Teath"r as good. in wet
wen, her as slippery in places. Recent
~ ] went over thu: road myself in
dry weather. | wen; out the River
ROAD 70 charlottesville. ana over into
nc valley Rough would net -N
nrtss IL. Coming back was advised
10 x" over The Louisa and Mineral
i;oad. We passed the repair force.
about SiN miles out of charIottcsvilla
HtaklhE IN: same old road that was
almost inpnssable in wet weather. for
we san several cars had been stuck
tw" or three days before, due TO the
condition of the road. ! stopped TO
t2iN To one of the men. and ask.
'''" w ~ NHNy sOntlnucu making the
roud ~ the old fashioned way lie
stated ne WAS working under .Istruc-
lions ana that was al! tho infOrua-
ton ! could get.
After leaving Louisa the roads got
Wors. Passing through Minera, and
!nt" Cuckoo. hav. never rEcoun-
tered such roads IN ny.lice. Why You
Continue TO publish road conditions
81 The Weather bureau is Il mystery
L. me aud 10 thousands of Other.
readers al your pa Der,
IL seems !" me Il is only fair ;hu;
You Ha"uld send II ear over tnis road
10 hcquaint yoursclf with the coudi-
tiOns and tel the people the p!uin
truth. know IL il humiiiatins far
pc"lIc In Virginia 20 stand for this
lhinF continuously, hut unless the
Pc"pl" know the truth. our autoIuo-
Que friends from The North ana othc-
parts OF the country viii brand us AS
q sci 81 nsSt-claSs iiara. and they Will
ne te.iih. lii" truth.
Wien think of the ll3.000 auto
inohilisis in Virginia p!nnking mn
ttEn"'.e"o special taxes for roads. and
lneh see what "" are getting. il is
almost unbelievable hut We are ia :
t'tnti! hoping fer SON. relief.
80. please keep up Yuu- good cdi-
toi.hiH, hut Il: The same time send
ON car from here To ChurlotteE-
VIE ~ the Louisa Road, ana then
tel mo /. am not correct
g. T. RICHARDSON
lsicnmond. Va, NOy 20 lgo0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
KICKS ON CUBAN ELECTION:
ARRESTED, LATER RELEASED
miguel ArnnE" Taken In Custody by
aTmando Andre--Preaident
.tnnUIs K)efenftnn

'iH ANA. CUBA. Dec. 2-Mirucl
Arango. vice presidential candidata
Oh me Liberal party In the recent
.uDan s!eci!on. was placed under
temrorary arrest here last night hy
Arnlahdo Andre. captain OF the port.
committee appointed by the LibernI
party TO ask tho United States gov
eminent TO order elections in Cuba
ana supervise the bailoting. was re-
leased In short time on orders
from the presidential palace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Norma r'aImads- al od~on.

Norma Talmadge. the adorcd OF all
I:ich:nond. is the star VI "Iartha's
V!ud:catiun" which Is the Odcon at
traction today uad tomorrow. IL liz
one oi the most delightful pictures
Gals famous star has vet given the
Silent drama. ScnucttS You
Wouldn't Eclieye It. is the comedy
feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
An., Inscnuinu, s,or,,

Those critics who have Viewed ";hc
Mark OF Zorro" hav" proclaimed that
Fairbanks has cXcclicd any OF his
previous per; oTmanSrE. THIS is due
10 some extent TO the ingenious story
and tho opportunities afforded Doug"
10 make the greatest use -! his atm
lctiC ability.
II Is showing at the Lyric AL week
with an Annette k"licrman feature
and the pictures OF the Virginia Car
olinc football Esinc ~ Charlo,tcs
Vile last Thursday as added a.;rac-
lions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
isnrgnin Day nc Biuehird.

Friday and Saturday ar. the days
when THIS resort Of screen funs eS-
rrt themselves to present bill teen
ing. with popular features. Hoot
Gibson ia special rcicas" il again
at tho, head Of. this weeks bin and
here Is "a new cliupter of the Joe
Tyan-J.nn Paige serial, Hidden
Dancers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
MINIATURE Ai.MANAC.
Screen Calendar

ISiS-''rhe snoiiers," with VIII
liam farnu1.
LfRIt--Doualas Fairbanks In
like Mark of Zorro
ADwtN-Hrtt, blythe in
1.-The Nomuds "f the North"
Enthusiastically Dalton In -
Romantic AdSrnturesr.'
V..UEHfRD-N.rl~ bin kend-
Ell hE IlOat Gibson.
viCrOu-wiiiinn =. Hart In
"Hetl's Hinges"
ODEOS-S0rmn T.lmndEe in
"Mnrthu's Sind!ratI0n."
REX-I.Ol,iac Gtnum In -srl.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Dnrotay Dalton c.ptiva,e..

~ Hom1rt!c Advcuiurcgs.' IN which
dorothy Dalton delighted capacity
aud !cnccs al the jou yesterday. and
y hich remains today and tomorrow.
& one Of those pictures which grips
and susta:ns me Interest from Srart
Ia finish Incidentally Miss Dalton
wears q number OF stunning gowns
Which are u delight 10 the feminine
eye. Eddie Roland wiz The Vanity
GiriE" adds diversion to !. splendid
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Four Large SIN. Cnn,n,.s

.No-N II!MEHY, Ala. Dec 9
i OF the largest moonshinc dis
raidcd To-Day by officers OF The Sta:o
law enforcement. near Phenix city,
Lee County. four arrests being made
while thousands OF gallons OF corn
m nia t were poured out: The largest
the other three ranged from 800 TO
1000 gallons, all boing OF metal con.
struction and beddcd in concrete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

e'ihiH' SAYS setting up the political ma
rhin"r% Tor a state wide canvass is I'm itself n
preliminary task OF the first magnitude. Mr.
tucker has smoothly worl;iny headquarters
III ts'ch'h"hd ani valuable head start. n. Is
M""ou' question today on the inside track to
'an soretaorship. Future entries will hav.
81" uncut. task OF oustlna him from this
position before they can hope 20 win"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Cinema Programs
Struggle. Win ienr,

When the villain in 'Nonads OF ;nc
North" the all week attraction at
the broadway. II Just about G"
achieve his d.spitablc Vengeance, II
Is not the hero. hut regular honos;
to goodness big blach bear when
effects her rescue and the ntrugEic
between man and bear ~ one oi tn.
best BIS or screen combat that h..a
3e-n brought u light recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

g. T., observation-disclosures is used
IN the plural to mean the same as
soldiers. and not including in it's
meaning the number, or whether in
iahtry, cavalry or artillery. The
word vas generally used in the papers
has This meaning Therefore $500
troops would imply $500 men. In
the strict cavalry use of the word.
however. n troop is the unit of for
nation consisting usually OF sixty
troopers. commanded by n captain.
and corresponding to u company of
infantry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

William ;. Hart comes to the Vic
tor today and tomorrow in "If-lis
Hinges" one OF his most stirring
cIaractcriZltinns. II is 4 story fan
Of Hart action and 1uich gun play.
Tanning Target Center" Is the Sen
nett supplementary feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Mobile sheriff Raids sh,o.

MOBILE. ALA. Dec. One of the
mos spectacular liquor raids yet re-
corded In the State Of Alabama wns
staged today when Sheriff W. Fl.
Holcombe, Jr.. assisted by force OF
deputies. boarded the steamship Nc
Creary County, and conflscated fif-
teon cnsas Of bon Sed whisky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Great Players In "The Spoilers"

Seldom does 81 picture LTinE 10 the
screen such east OF famous players
az dOe3 THE Spoilers" non showing
at the Isis. lleaI).d by william Far
mum. the others include kathiyn VII
liamS. Thomas Santchi ana Hcssi"
Eyton. Excitement ana thrills pre-
vail from start TO finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Re, On,rs Louise ,:Iaum.

This emotional star in one OF her
Srcatrsr recent productions. Sen.
WIZ he the featured attraction in the
RON Thratcr today only, with 4 well
balanced list OF added comedy ANA
news reels in her support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

well Diosenes," said the Inquirer over the
S'y% tel me- AID you ever find Shat honest
man you were looking fo-?.
"'u' said DioSenes. sr!nninr. and do
EoS En"". The crook would havr fooled IN.
i the tax assessor hadn't asxed him a coupl,
qGcs;iona n my hearing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch. al,nourh nuIv
haAihS guess. may he dead right in the
.o!iowins; When Governor Cos thinks about
nose JoD-huhters who ara after President
r"s"' Harding he doubtless feels that there
e M"'Ss 'hihgS than being beaten for the
.rcsdriicy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

trai prohibition conIni toned. Iroba biz be-
cause of his knowledge OF how not to enforce
the dry laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Did COtns.

Daily Reader Staunton.-Thc !
cent Of 1857. with flying eagle. com
nands Il premium of to cents.
The other coins mentioned have no
premium value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Charcoal p:ph,, Dan, .r,.

Il AN caS;in' no saicion on no man" SAID!
onafcoal Eph rnmnat!veiy. but efn I was
larson zones Ia pat long handles on dc col
lection baskets and MAKE de ushers roll mn
dey sleeves. Fat pickle. Mistah jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
In re Dates,


Asc says: This calendar Is MI right Hen.
en,, Someeody oughta get tn Guy that filled
IL iuii Hrs: o. tn months; an while they're
doin !; ;hcy oughta lynch his nrst cousin. ~
fe'lnh that invented outlooi envelopes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Up With the Times
HI II. q. II.

austria now is member oil The league of
nationS That leaves Turkey. Germany Russia
and the United States still in the bushes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

one hundre .ari ten Virginia towns are re-
""r'cd To be without physicians and Vet th,
mn '"".H reports SHOW smaller per centage
VI aeathS than ever before. The explanation
may hot pleas. the doctors --Farinvillc u.raltl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
The Weather
Forec1sst VI

Forecast: SirGIniu-
FUR Friday md prob
abT, saturday; warmer
saturday.
North CarLims-Enir
friday and probably
saturday: warmer Sat
urilay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Making. Travel Difficult

another column this page today are
l printed two letters one OF them written by
X. II. Thomas. OF Elkton, the other by c. u.
Richardson. OF Richmond. both OF them
widely known in Richmond as we'll as
throughout Virginia as business men OF un-
impcachable integrity. Their letters are
similar III tenor 10 many other communities
lions which reach The Times Dispatch al
most daily. All unite in the verdict
reached after trying experiences that road
conditions in Virginia, now ;hat the win
ter season has set in, are dcplorable to
state it mildly and OF necessity arc work
ing incalculable injury to the State in driv-
ing tourists away. as well as in placing a
heavy burden on its own citizens
The Times-Dispatci has been 10th to
criticize i'll this respect, since il knows that
the road-buldinE and repair program for
this year has been seriously impedcd by the
difficulty in getting materials. high prices
and by the scarcity and exofbtant cost OF
labor. However, admitting that these con-
ditions which its correspondents describe
and The 'Times-Dispatch knows them 10 be-
are unavoidable, it does seem that annoy
ances and, in many instances. hardships To
travellers could be avoided By properly
marked deiours and, whore the roads are
particularly dangerous by the maintenance
OF leans to help mircd cars through By
properly marked detours is no, meant "a
signboard al the Very. size of danger. after
The traveller has been led into a cul-dc-sac
but at point where IA choice of roads still
Us open 10 him. Such consideration would
cost little, and it would save tho State :,
vast amount OF unfayorablc criticism
Even more serious than this ncsloc,
however. Is the repeated charge thu, the.
commissioners Office gives out misleading
reports OF road conditions and thar the
weather Bureaus daily statements are not
dependable. Such "a state OF affairs ii II
exists, Is ineAcusable. These reports huv.
been accepted in good faith 10y the news
papers and in equally good laifh
passed ON by them TO their readers who
have looked to Them for advice on road
conditions II they are not accurate. then
they are far worse than useless
Road conditions must remain i,,d
throughout this winter at least. bu, if The
commissioner Office and the Weather Nm
reau will accept the suggestions implied in
the letters. referred 10 above. and cxcrcis.
more care Tor the pubics convenience ,h.y
can be more che"rtuliy borne with ninth
that day comes when Virginia. roads cease
TO be & rcproach
Massachusetts papers recall uncicn, ,aIli
OF "specter ship and ghastly crew" That
pnr ~ nv ..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
rho Grand Passion,

There aye two stages of 4 mans grand pas
sion. viz:
l. When he can; live without the woman
:: When ne can't live with her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

OHIO man who insisted singing wril,.
others wanted 70 sleep is found slain in his
bed. y palpahic case of suicide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
The Brute.

Johnny. hare YOU papa.
Yes. drs-!c; ] seen HIM
And did he agree to let marry you
} reckon sol guess he did, BIZ. say
Maudit he's unreasonable. He made "a comdi-
lion lie said he'd see me hanged iirst."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

SO far as press reports show. llarding's
siSty-iive-mile ride ont OF Kingston was not
made In Jamaica gin rick sha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
I.ocaI Tennprrntur. Yr.,-r,,,y

:: r. ,;"'aI Tehp-rnturr Yesterday.
g - VI. tempe tur.. ... 81
US,muni temperature 20 = Nj. o.
Ihlhuhl temperature to z u, NJ ~
SHan temperature yesterday 81
if1r rm~' trinper.tura Tor this date. q
n,.c;,c! since March f..-...... 30.
SINCE January i....... 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
special Dntn,

i;"chi oi,serrutfons ut 4 r. VI. Yesterday.
wind direction. nOrth-nat; wind Nrin"I; :,
~ weather At 4. ". clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

na;hti, ~ hours ending T.. Nyn,
t"ihihh ~ hpurs ending r.. 81 Some
rr::N'"Ns sine" AHrvn l.......... I.J
Excess sins. January -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

egRLdsiED every day in the year a. 10 r S%".n
y " Tenth Street Richmond. VA, by lie Inns
- dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

Ihe Norfolk 'Sirgnian.riiot. taking a psep
INTO tho coming political campaign In viz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

Headline says. Wife supports man VINO .c-
fused million" With It wife like that mos,
any a. US would refuse To be worried about
tau.cy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

Massachusetts papers recall ancicn, yarn
OF "specter ship and CHASTITY crew That
was worthy OF comment iii those days. bur
now ships laden with spirits can be found
in every port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

Harding's persistent refusal OF the presi
Genital yacht prccludes his descendants
from claiming that nc came over in tho
Mayiowcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

r,;,. - u. tTCFIN TtIISDN.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 80. 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

Wh"l Senator Harding comes To- virs;ni.
tomorrow III. James River VIII Dr tho ONLY
rrally wet thing the once hosp!tablc state will
have - offer him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

rrYrr,,oSc. Randolph
4 Private branch IL
chanUe connecting WIZ
uli depart ncuta-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

Address ALL SSM-
ILLUSTRATIONS fa rue
TImss-Dispatch anu moi
to Individuals.