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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
DAILY HIS HEAD
THn01DEI) WITH
HEAL)A(,..IE: PAINS
Had Terrible Cough. No tppc.
lite. Was Weak and Terribly
Rundown. Tu0i,
HypO-Cod.
fT'S WONDERFUL. llN SAID

81 suffered from terrible cough.
hud uo appetite anh an day and hall
tie might my head would throb Win
headache. had grown thin, weak and
was Terribly rundown" declared Mr.
Jones Who tells below how wonder
tully he was helped through the uso
Of l.arlcs I.ypo- Cod.
II saw EgrlCs iIypo Cod advertiser,
ana have NOW taken four bottles IL
is wonder. never had any mcdi-
sin" 90 me so much good in my life
u has bull; me up. sometime. wonder
iul and stopped my cough entirely. |
ais" used several boxes OF Nerve MINT
with tho Earlcs Hypo-C COD ana my
nerves ar" much better and stronger.
aud cannot praise this medicine
enough. continued Mr. W. j. Jones, c
West Leigh street, Richmond. Va
- lou have e cold. cough. bronchial
ana catarrhal troubles and arc IN q
down condition, YOU should 80 mt
"Nrc 10 the druG store FOR bottle Of
carries Nl!ypo-G"t. iiko thousands OF
oihoia have. ana wc fee! sure YOU VIII
gladly tel others Of srcat relief. Just
read the formula on II bottle and see
what h!I ideal combination ii is Ask
your doctor ~ II Is an Ideal tonic. The
nh'uo or the Earle Chemical 60. on
h''iic assures YOU Of quality and full
strength Get q bottle tonight
Earlc's Iiypo-Cod is sold here by
IraSio DRUG store and John r. Barr
ana The leading druggists in all near
ny towns Price $l.25, plus sc war tax
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pcan and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold ard Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In.
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
en- II Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation of the year IN tie
drug trade is A9pironal, the two
minute cold and cough rclicver. au-
thoriaiivcly guaranteed by the !abura-
tories: tested. approved and mos: en-
Enthusiastically endorsed by the highest
authorities. and proclaimed by The
common people as ten times as quick
and effective as whiskey, rock and we
or any other cold and cough SEEMED,
they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so an
you have TO do TO get rid of that cold
is 10 step into the nearest drug store
hand the clerk half n dollar ror n
bottle of Aspironal and tell him 10
serve YOU two ;caspoonfuls with four
tcaSpoonfuls OF water In a glass. Win
your watch in your hand, take INC
drink 1t one swallow ana call for vour
money back in two minutes If YOU can.
not feel your cold fading away Xix. {,
dream within the time limit Don, no
bashfui. for all druggists invite Won
and expect you to try 1t. Evcrybody,s
doing IL,
When your cold or cough is relieved
take the remainder of the bottle h,ne
to your Wife and babies, for AspironoI
Is safe and effective, easy 10 take
and most agreeable cold and couvh
remedy for infants and children. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
they know how to sing comic songs in

they know how 70 sing comic songs in
really comic way.
has something entirely different in his
sun making TO offer He is fun OF the
.u' lost and most original stunts
imaginable and he keeps the audience
screaming all the time he is on the
stage. Ills piano tricks are the best
seen mere thus year. eccentric to say
The least lie il assisted by Evelyn
Wells aud Leonard Lohr. the latter
1eamG an unusually good pianist
IN" piano nccordioniSt, ''Moriin''
mas an entertaining bit. lie dances
MNius he plays. and his playing OF all
ia%z tunes of the day are well
worth hearing
Mods iponegan " Company. in n thrill
ms sHAtin% act. Their stunts are fast
thd dlilcuit. and Miss Helen Rcy-
n"!ds does some daring, as well as
graceful. feats.
iathc News and a Harold Lloyd COM
edN complete the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

was the purpose OF the farmers ma
iona council TO elect II new Senate
sire OF the councils $50. 900 constant
GROWING membership to have the
shlps retained until this new Con-
gross took it's seat
declares Congress IuriIicicnt,
senator. Fcrnald. Republican, Maine.
"ahleu Marsh TO say whether or not
a"IihcrS generally were satisfied with
government operation of railroads and
shIps ana Marsh returned promptly
ICY We're not. Their dissatisfaction
n3WeEer. ne claimed TO he due To in
einEiency OF the present Congress,
VIC want to defeat bins for tin.
Ss hn. OF these ships, hc concluded
guy most Of them for Great Eritain
ma The i'olshevists OF Wall Street viii
get the resi- . 80 80 "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
OPPOSES SALE OF SHIPS
OFFICIAL OF NOM PARTISAN
LEAGUE BEFORE COMMITTEE
Declares his Organization Plans to
Control Congress- Alter Next
Efrrt ion.

WASHINGTON Ian. % Benjamin
&. Marsh. representing the Farmers
National Council, opposing the sale OF
government owned ships in testimony
before the senate Commerce Commit
tee today. came in for sharp question:
ing by committee members when he
declared that he represented ~ con-
siderable proportion of farm orEaniza-
tons which are not controlled by
Wall Street"
Pressed by Senator Jones. Republic
can. Washington thurman OF tho
committee. I" name those farm organ
iHltions which Wall street controlled.
Marsh said tho National Federation OF
state Farm bureaus was one ana that
lin large measure, the National
Grange was another"
McNnry RoaSts Witness.
Senator McNary. Republican, Oregon.
during an exchange. told Marsh that
he represented none Of the honest
,arineTs Of Oregon. and demanded
that ne cease using such expressions
which might make II appear so
''All YOU do represent is those nom
nnrtiaam fellows senator McNary
told Marsh.
senator Nelson. Republican. Mime
sofa. asked Marsh if there was any al
lancc between his organization and
the Russian SovictS. 10 which ques-
;ion negative reply was made.
Marsh informed the committee that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE. SIMPLE WAY 10
TNt.Nr ND REI.IEEE AT HOMIE

" you hay" c,tnrrh. catarrhal deaf
ness or mead noises caused by catarrh.
or II phlcgm drops in your throat ana
has caused catnrrh OF the stomach or
bowels. you viii be glad TO know that
these distressing symptoms may be en-
tir"iy overcome in many instances by
ihc following treatment which you
can easily prepare in your own home
n little cost. secure from your drug
Eist ounc" Of pnrmint double
StrcnStO. Take this home and add q"
:; : mint Of hot waters Rand little
granU!tt"c sugar; stir until dissolved.
TAX" one tablespoonful four times
day An Improvement IS sometimes
u"t'd after tn" first days treatment.
i:t"nl hinr should become easy, while
lhr distressing head noises. heada chcs.
dniin"sa. cloudy thinking. etc, should
trhdWhly disappear under the tonic
!i'tlpn 90 the treatment. Loss OF smell,
nSle. defective hearing and mucus
DROPPING ~ thc back OF the throat arc
oth'T symptoms which suggest the
presence or catarrh and which may
"l'tn Ia overcome by this eiiicaciou
trctim II Is said that nearly
ninety per cent Of all ear troubles are
ca"srn by ca,airh. and there must
therefore, DO many people whose hear
ing may be restored hy this simple.
hafh'icss, home treatmcnt.-4\dv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS
S,NnNs Audience.

''NHS~ thuuItncc.
~ M"nieH, furious for many
W. his portrayal OF Shnj.csn.n.,g'r,.
shs, brought his splenlil ,Ii,, 4,
III last night. Ns ALWAYS Nj,
Wwas IN" exceptional artist Gis
W Performance thrilnr tho AM
a. II the role OF "HfChcIf.y" H.,
III OF that name. hy SIi Edwar,j
ttrN-T,ton Vie nNpr, ss,s al i'm
mp "'E sadness humor ana Nu-
III htiss OF ~" old man. ihnt
~ ~ stately o.a figure of the once
IN ruler Mr. MautclTs arr
get rs eyer ard hc sways the
al viii from smiles 10 tears
= CHARACTERIZATION or the unhanuy
NJ prayed upon by doubts INA
c.tou2h ruGaVntcd sulf. is ono
nt'iG thin-s TO remember ia tL,
sso,ntire production or "Rlcheilcu~
"A artist as Mr. Nantcl Tho
a more :huu admirably chosen.
~ Wo"E OF All Is finished and
Iing. The work Of MISS GEN
:, Hamper deserves mention for
"a !.hd!ns women WUrilv OF Mr..
Is hish standard
Is beautiful! figure OF woman
T4ppcalina and lovely as "JulIc
rrrtemnr" the Cardinals ward.
$50 INius up 10 the high sand
SsMr. Fritz Leiber as ADRIAN DO
ct. His finished ACTING strih
Irearance. and personality puts
Jnon2 artists o: the arst rank.
.Jie dominating figure iu "Rirh-
is undoubtedly MI Mant.lI
personality and artistic powers
the performance q mcmorahlr
sne 10 be- remembered fu y.ars
nc. les performance OF IN. san
3lmost broken Cardinal is on, Of
fasterpieces Of portrayal. one If
@st among 50 many roles b, mas
! famous. "R!chel!yu" as q glav
a "Itichellcu" a. Nj. NauirIl nor
:. it is something not a,n oftrr
life time. - ILL., =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Good Ri; nt I.,r;c.

For thOsc vino car, ror :, I,,od
penny show. tho entertainment at the
LitNNrIc for, TIC iattcr half of this wscb
MIS- the bin II has wide range of
ually good
Ma" Aubrey ami Dstclle Richie offer
,uuA!htN turn. OF SINGING and dancing.
Mhtcn gives them upportuuifv Tor sew
erai changes OF costume Thor clos
ny. s"ug has a pretty scenic effect
which ig quite pleasing
Perhaps tho best thing on Tho bflI T.
INC singing by the Two comedians
CnnhT and Ncvins They arc tho hcst
o, their tyne. which means that THOR
N"nEN urc cIcNer tnelr v0 COS mnnA nm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Have You Given Up ?

Arc you one Of the $3.50 Of men
ever So years old who have given
up, and are waiting for tho end7
There is no reason for any man
or woman to sit in a corner and give
up the pleasures of Gfe-the Joy Of
living-the social and business &C.
tivitics that mako life worth while.
In middle life and old age the
cells Of the body are not recon
structed as rapidly as in youth.
The ee!l-salts so abundant in the
rich red blood Of youth arc insult
ficient in the blood Of older people.
The heart action slows down, the
circulation Of the blood slackens,
the blood lacks sufficient supply
Of vital'zing oxygen and the organs
of the body fail to function.
The body IN youth possesses more
heat than in middle life or old age.
That's because there Ia ap abrn.
dance of cell-salts IN the blood when
tne BODY is young-and the blood is
ricn In oxygen which burns up and
eliminates the waste tissucs and
worn out cells. In youth the quick
not blood urges to action and the
Dody renews itself quickly.
AS we grow older we slow down,
81 in sunny corner and give up.
we faiI to learn the lessons of life
and weakly surrender to fear, wor-
~ and imaginary diseases that are
merely Natures cry for the natur-
al cell-Salts that she must have to
keep the body strong and vigorous,
and the life-giving oxygen that
burns up the worn out cells and vi
itaizes the blood. making the entire
body glow with health and energy.
REOLO has remarkable tonic and
rtconstructive qualities. It sun
plies to the thin, inactive, Empower
iished blood the natural celi-salts.
iron and oxygen that the body must
have to keep well and renew itself.
Try the systematic REOLO
Treatment for six weeks and YOU
will be delighted with the steady i'm
proveinent in your strength, energy
and mental activity. The large
package OF 100 tablets, sufficient for
two weeks treatment only costs 81.
Tragic Drug Co., Inc.
'l7-s1o e. Broad ST., Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
hall nag was presented in


q CHARLOTTESNlLL Jan. ~
Herbert Hoovers nomination as the
the coming election Will be support ed
BY an organization of students OF the
university Of Virginia, II plans now
peinE undertaken by number of stu
dents are carried out. y mass meet
ing has been called. At which ad-
DRESSES w!ll be made by DR.. J. {. Met
calf, professor OF English literature
and DR.. Lindsay Rogers. associate pro-
lessor of political science. y Hoover
Club" will probably he formed ana this
action communicated To other univer-
yities of the country.
Among those Interested in the for
nation or club are: Arthur Kin
solving, Thomas NJ Boyd. @. y. Andcr-
son. Frank Rcadc. Harry Burks. Bern
ard 7. Chamberlain. William H. Me
Gowan, Douglas Arant. Phillip Il.
SHIELD. Robert /. lIamilton H. T.
Russell. w. ~ Ashburn, Thomas j.
Niche, Jr.. j. NJ. t. Lewis. Johnson
Mcguire and Harcourt Parrish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
''ONLY ONE THING
BREAKS MY COLD /!
"Thafs DIR. Kings New Dis
cOrery for fifty years a
cOld-breaher"

n IOTIllNG but sustained quality
nj and unfailing effectiveness can
arouse such enthusiasm. Moth
ing but sure relief from stubborn old
colds and onrushiDg new ones CRIME
thron -tcarini; coughs. and Group could
have made Dr. Kings New Discovery
the nationally popular and standard
remedy 1t Is today.
Fifty years old and always reliable
Good for the whole family. \ bottle
In the medicine cabinet means n short
lived cold or cough. C0c ANA ,oo
All druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
FAN STOPS, CAUSING PANIC
Forty Miners Rush 10 Atrshnft, One
Man ncInE' Hurt In
ScrumllS.
Tby Ass, t!ntcd Press. I

MARIANNA. PA. Jan. 23.-Panic
prevailed IN the mine OF the Union
Coal and Coke Company here late last
night when the fan suddenly ceased to
operate. ana in the rush for the air
shaft one miner was hurt.
smoke. which Gurled out OF the
'min". caused the widespread report
today thai the WORKINGS were on fire
and ten men had been trapped.
OiiiccrS OF the Company. which is :,
subsidiary Of the Cambria steel Com
rany. declared there was no fire aud
that the forty men in the mine when
the fan stopped had all made their
way to safety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Stubborn Bowels Tanned

Positive In action. got natural cou-
Portable, pleasant. DIR Kings New
Life Pills arc II boon TO bowels th..
need assistance. They eliminate fer
inchtinS waste and put the system III.
normal shape. All druggists-25c =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Campaign against social Diseases.

WASHINGTON. Ian @a-.Ns par;
OF n nation. wide health campaign, the
Rcd Cross has donated $4,000 To the
American Social Hygiene Association
to aid in establishing a travelling cX-
hibition social hygionc. which will
demonstrates constructive method Of
dealing with tho control Of social dis
eases. The first demonstration Will he
held in North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Provide Food for Europeans.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Congressional
appropriations OF funds for tn. uur-
chase OF foods and necessities and
their transportation to famine stricken
countries of Central Europe. outside
Germany" and to Armenia was urged
i'm resolutions adopted by the admin
istrdtiNc committee OF the American
Bankers Association. which were made
public here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
CHANGES 500 INTO s1OO
iheh BirminShnm Mnn Goes to Jail for
Mu:iintinG United Stntcs

" NSSOCI1' oil rrtss I
BIRMINGHAM. ALA Ian 90
cordnS 10 charges i'm a worrant
sworn sworn 9nt before the United states
C GO, missioner here Thomas l.. Chase.
mem INTO strips and made ten bills
~. ~ pnstinE the pieces together with
me result that he is in the county
inii facing Charge sc tnutil,,,r,,
United states currency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
RHE:ljMATISM IS
A BLOOD DISEASE:
Internal Treatment Is Very
Necessary.

Authorities admit that rheumatism
is one OF three or four diseases OF the
human family difficult 20 conquer. The
average practitioners. when consulted
concerning Chronic Rheumatism. SuS-
grStS restricted diet, possibly mineral
springs and medical treatment. Some
times ono or all OF these VIII give re-
iiCE More frequently they do not
While the cause of rheumatism Is
doubtful. yet it is believed that This
painful disease is due TO Tactic acid ia
tho blood. Certain ii is that the suf-
fcring, and eventually dcforni,y, are
caused by an accumulation of pOiSOnS
in the blood. Therefore, the only pos
siblc way to get relief Is to take an
Internal treatment that pnriiicS the
blood
Prescription C-22o3 stands above all
other remedies as It blood purifier OF
great merit. II eliminates the acid
poisons In the blood which accumu-
late around the Joints. cause so much
pain and If neglected result in de-
fornity. This Prescription changes
diseased condition into conditions Of
health because il removes the cause o:
Ia. trouble by purifying the blood
J" ASSIST Prcscript ion c2223 in
throwing off the poisons, The liver
should be made active and the bowels
regulated. There is nothing better
than 2223 Liver Pills One is dose.
ma ONLY three need he taken wcck
Thcy do not nauseate or Eripe. The
hh,iulactnrerS are so sure that Pre-
they, agree to refund $500 ir two 81 so
bottles ii" not give satisfactory bcne-
1T.
If your druggist won't supply YOU.
SEND $l;.5 for one bottle of Prcscrip-
ton c-2222 and box OF Pills, Write
rhis. Tenn. for literslt urc. 1870 Alma
mac ana sample of pills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

4. FREDEI{IC URG. IAN. 99-Ad-
yocates OF the Telegraph Route be.
tween this city and Observation-Disclosures
ing nearly forty and representing al
most every section OF tho road be-
tween this city and Richmond. were
Here ut the hearing before a commit
tee from the Frederick sburg Chamber
OF Commerce ana citizens. In tho
crowd were number of ,dhcrents or
the Courthouse Road, but these did
they take the attitude tina; the routes
hsve been decided upon and. therefore.
the matter Is finished. w. W. But.-
PER, OF this city. opened the hearing
TOR the Telegraph Eouto advocates.
Pc was followed by Nh Newman, OF
Ashland. who explained the claims OF
and exhibited maps to strengthen thr
S$nse he represented. No definite ac-
8ON was taken by the mcclinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
nrsumc Norsolk-IInvnna Service.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan ao-Norfolll
20 Havana steamship service. which
was suspended here several weeks
SO because OF the stcvcdorcS' strike
'-nruary 10. according TO Official in
pruat!on received today at.tile head
aarters Of tho Norfolk ana Western
railway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

matinee. previous 30 it's New York
showing Herman Timbcrg Wi, ,.-
membcred by many for his .,ue
and dancing rs we'll as violin PLAYING
with the New York Winter Gurden
shows. as we'll as other musical plays.
y composer Of merit. having to his
credit many musical hits" such rs
List " Mcrd2lSSohn." with which the
howard brothers scored: I'm "a Lit
Tie Usher" Any Night on Broadway"
Get Girl, and others Herman
TIniborg has written tho book. lyrics
ana music Of "Tick-Tuck- Toe" aua
having his own ideas and contention
o. what the public wants ana demands
decided TO produce his own piece as
wcli as play one Of The lcadint, parts.
some of tho musical numbers arc
Take Mo Back 10 Philadelphia. pa"
My iioppy Poppy QucCn.' "A Lesson
IN Love Shimmy IN the HlucS
Away, and twcnty-four other num-
hers and dlncmg snccinlties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
rtnnge In Kichrnond Route.

GDEklCKSRURG. Jan ~ .rrc
ldEn over North Anna River vas
ately carried away by Ice and
water aud traffic between hero
cnmond has been diverted 10 tho
ridge, Tho approaches TO this
pan condition ana in order to
l.ii""rlst or olh"rS who may set
ais.en stationed 10 give afl 'rSesn
arc. paid by Tho State fI,-hw1v
Fion ana are not-[cxprcfrd 10
For their services. -
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Have Renarknh,. ,..,ro

DAN LILLE. Jan. 23.--Claude Blank
ship and Ben Moore had remark
lie cscapcs from serious injury last
Fht when. while running at !, rntc
speed estimated at Thirty miles an
n, they collidcd at fun speed with
= landing street car Tho men say
& heavy mist INSTRUCTED the car un
s. hey were on il. The impact was
gently violent 20 curl I'm the
dashboard and under tho franz
sh"tA men We're stunned and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
GIVEN FLAG
ENGLISH TOWN MAKES
GIFT TO VIRGINIA CITY
Evidence of Friendship for American
- Soldiers-Othcr state
b. asr, News Notes.

4 sswINCHESTER Jan. 2?,--ThG orisi-
nal guild hall flag OF the city OF Win
chester Eng.. recently sent TO this
city us a TOKEN OF international cour-
siesy, was formally presented tonight
by Major-Generai Hcthe!i, military at
ltache of the British embassy, at " ASA
atngton. and Was received OH behalf of
the city of Winchester by Mayor Jul
Ian Ian E:..Ward he IN turn Presented
dent OF the liand!ey board OF trustees.
who Will have the nag placed on eX-
shipition permanently In the hsndiGy
dresses nj the exercises: which were
held In the Empire fhcator, were
8ftcdcrick Vile. OF Washington. form
SerlY a newspaper correspondent in
london ana Btrlin; DR.. Brantz NJ. RIOS
gel. OF Winchester, historian OF the
Virginia branch OF the American
aChambcrs ours, IA. VINO did impOr-
tant railroad engineering work in
trance durins the war. The cere-
tbs Rsy began win an inyoGH At by
byterian Church. An original poem by
Miss Kate McNicar tNcmo') was
read. y musical program was rem
rection OF Mrs. II. -. Fuller, which
SANG American and British airs, and
solos were sung by Mrs. Frank kcy-
Sethell was accompanied here by
Major Marriott. OF the british en-
The guild hall nag was presented in
Winchester, Eng. on July l. IalS. TO
Colonel Carl Abrams OF salem. Oregon.
representing the thousands OF Amcri-
Winchester, Eng. at the time. rs an
evidence of the friendship felt by the
people OF that city for the American
troops. with the request ;hat it be
tnal nancsake in America OF the old
English capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Local Rainfall

Rainfall - hours ending =. NJ. ... Nonc
Rainfall - hours ending ; J.. NJ. Non"
Deficiency since March f............. 2.1N
Deficiency since January i.........-.. 10
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Tie Weather
Furnished Nv q. :. Weather bureau.
Forecast: Virginia.
lucaI Icmpcr:ltmrr Nc.tcr,!nN.

,, Local I"mp"r:'turc Yesterday.
. J. NJ. tcmp"raturc. ...............-. 30
Maximum tCmucIutUr. 10 L. NJ .... 40
Minimum tomporuturo to : i. M....... 20
Mean temperature yesterday. ......... ~
Normal ieuiprratui" for this date -
Deficiency YESTERDAY ....-.....
deficiency since March l............. i.5H
Deficiency sine" january l............ 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Local Observations at L. VI. Yesterday.
W ina direction. Sout beast. wind velocity.
WCnthcr al T. Nj clear
Special Data.

Tcmpcraturc drv bulb. \ K N %
'rerurcraturc dry huh. H. M.... 81
'rcir, .cratWro dry huih ) IT, W i!
re appearances Nvyt huih. y. N..... ~
TcmpcrH trc. wet bulb. / 4. M....... "a
wet bulb. T. VI. $3.50. -
Relative humidity. ; y y .......... 81
Relative humidity. L. Al........ 81
Relative humidity. L M........... .,
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CONDITIONS IN INIrORTANr CIriEs.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
matinee. previous TO it's New n

IlnuhrN 80. NV.