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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
BURLEsOH RECOMMENDS
1-CENT LETTER POSTAGE
i"s!nlnsier-Grnrrai Relieves That In
creased volume Would Prevent
bccrrasr In Revenues

- stsFVNI'iT'W FTtS9.
ASiiiNt;ToS. Dee. lI-n,du,,,
% go postage stamp on local delivery
letters from cents 10 was recon-
'n'haed again today by Postmaster
''h'Ta. l'nrl"son To Chairman St.au
'rSoh. OF the House Postal cnmmittr.
S"eh provision was included In
j., postal appropriation bill
~ thc Senate, but failed of trranf
hnc' ny me House and was Opposed
'y ,s"rsnniIatio Of postal employees.
.io:tnhster-Gencral told Chair
mar! Stethnrson today that such a re-
uuctloh. IN MS opinion. would not de-
crease postal revenues, but wouId in
rr'aar y by increasing the volume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
M. P. INDUSTRY PLEDGES
FUNDS TO RELIEVE STARVING
rrhrri iio"'-r u WIN RaIs,
S-'""H."io 20 sucror Euro
penn Children
NY Assoclnted Press

81" YORK. lee. ii-g'h. mo-
,'"h-p!etpr' Industry in America TO-
'"S p'"iE"d itself 10 Herbert Hoover
:" RAISE '2.5oo.o0o 70 succor .tarv.
ihs children In Europe.
1T ti""N"r. addressing a c.nf.
n,,, 81 nun maGnatcs meeting 10
s;,inS',e n ',,i Tor combating proposed
a., nnh '" rescue $4,000 81 thn j.
$3.50" children reported Ia ln,u1;
'mcnt n"rii Of starvati,n. saying a.
ma le'ra would be forced 10 slis
within siXiy days ''h'c
t!iah y. Hrady pros!d.n, Of The
,n;ati"nal Association Of tho Motion.
90, INDUSTRY. nnG sidney X.
'tieh. president or the Motion Pc
,mr" owners nf III. United STATE.
~, ~ ~. ~ yi.ds"d IN" industry 10 rais,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

one would Imagine that /; is not only cheap
w. easily obtained. when young boys
rus IN Knee pants. to have little or no
oiWcuity in obtaining. it, either thcinsc lvcs
or NJ tho hands " other parties. This county
10 hooded with moonshinc liquor. ana this
.owh' hiong with other towns In tho county
"'a !" tho country generally. is no exception
"aSs tho blackstone Courier: "Rchmond
housewives are TO boost things manufactured
,h Hichmonu That's the proper kind Of homo
iosaIIy nnd will nccnssarily bring results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
SALARY Raise sim Blocked

W/irii only nine members OF the Board
oi Aldermen present anu voting. the
ordinance fixing the salary o, the Director
of Public Works al $500 was tcmporarily
defeated last night by vote Of in favor
TO !" asains'. TO pass the measure a vote
OF t~o-thirdS OF the entire membership is
required However the ordinance was
saved from permanent defeat by tho action
81 Alderman Grundy in changing his vote
from aye To no and moving rcconsidera-
ioh thus placing j, in position for another
vot" n a subsequent meeting The three
Aldermen who were absent are known m
laror The ordinance. go that its supporters
are assured OF its adoption when brought
NJ again
While disappointed 81 the action OF the
mGnicipa! legislators at no, meeting the
iuli requirements OF a situation which de-
:naads big man for !; big job the for
"ard-!ooking citizens OF Richmond have
made up their minds TO accept the com
promise salary proposed in this ordinance
- the pest to h. expected long as the
city anaTs are handicapped by the short
sighted n"a temporarily inlrusted with ire
iEture. and will hope that no worse fate
WI! nelall II than this temporary setback
II upon further consideration the saI.r,
Ghaii BE- fixed At $500 the Mayor can h,
"epcnaed OH 10 secure the services OF as
'hpa hle II man for the job as So Inadequate
i Ndiery will command. At tho same time
tEe iibHc will acquit him OF any rcspon.
fiblIit% Tor failure 20 accomplish the larger
results III city development that wouid hoyc
b""h assured had his rcqucs, FOR salary
~ enough 10 secure the best engineering
talent - b. had been granted In the
lAcGniimc. the progressive elements q; thn
city VIII organize for the future, ior they
a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
MINtNrIlnE \I.MtN,C.
Theater Calendar
srnA>u-"rra for rhr--." com


STItA >U-.rra for Three" COM
some i'irc." rnn,nniic drama.
tCiDENli-Eeith vaudeville.
BIJOC-Mny Allison In "tsc All
Wen hIikc!'
MI E3IRB--Shirlry Mason In
The Girl .f Wy Heart"
BROADEAl--t'h aricr Ray in
"p~ncrfm VALLEY"
tsIS--.Eau," trburkIe In Ir-
vim G1bb'S "'Fhr life OF the Pnrts."
MISUNDERSTANDING with all
stnr cn-t.
ODEOS--!iIiiir Hurkc ia .rhr
iFrinisy srs. J0hnnOn."
HEN-sI-n Wilson and >rrn
Gerber In "T'hr branded Four ana
"'rhr Inst Shot"
VICTOR - Maurice Tnurncur'.
'''rhc White Circle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
!. {. &. suspend, ,Ic,r,nr

WNsiflNGTfsN. Dee. 1.-THE IN
."rstal. commerce Commission today
snsre nded pending hearing sch.I.
" pies NED by the Arizona Eastern
Icy Railroad COMPANY Inc Rari,.,,,
nNsr Railroad COMPANY and III.
,' island Southern Railway Com
n ,s. anu proposing Increased
It., 81 Oh fruits and vegetables.
arihss VIII be held ut Chica go
on January 3. San Francisco. Janu.
atry ~ New Orleans, January H. and
Fla. January 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

Mnyor' As IL enough honors ma
Gohe 10 him already. what VIII -"
.ht IN" worlds champion h",,,
nans comedian and owning a non
il ihhins professional b..,n,r,
club. IN his new Parumoun, -, nali
..,,, ~" 81 tn" Party" Roscoe ho.
,in Involved in tho campaign a..
pi '" ,,,aE ora q biz home city. IN.
Tying ). Cobb. II is a, tho Isis ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
fr"in stevenson >,.r,

nhar. pictures hav. ''al,r =.
n,,,i', itIhars no Other prno III,
, ,nu'a nave conveyed on M scr,.,,
vn., 80 81 hFoohing mystery tha; In,
STnS WIZ 81, i", ,., Tnurneur picture.
~ Ni"w AZ The Victor Th..,c ~
~, ''s hr*t showing here. nh. III.
.,or, adapted from IN. taro,,t,
"'rh:s Ky E"hsr, Lou. Sterersnn
"N'''l a.. the linus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Cinema Programs
Ray Rrristcrs "IIit."

Charles Rays portrayal Of IN.
country boy in Peaceful Valley"
playing - :hc III oaaway Thcater all
tins week, - being recognized ~ one
Of the most subtic and cicvcresL
IL has made In his
brilliant career. Peaceful Valley"
* Il picture version Of tee famous
success ia which the noted Sol Smith
Russell toured for many seasons.
Ray and ;nc film constitute !, genuine
hit -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Utilizing the Plant N laurel

n iCHMOND will do we'll 10 consider
very earnestly the proposal when il,
shall be made, as X. W. Spilman. one OF
its directors says il will be- that TIL city
purchase the farm and buildings no.. used
by the Virginia Industrial School fot Boys
n Laurel, with view 10 dis posing OF Ill;
Pine Camp properly. removing the patients
10 the new institution and, further, p,acin.,
tho City Home there. and providing Il :arm
on which the c,y's Jail prisoners can he
utilized
Without detailed investigation and "i;h
no accurate knowledge ot the price for
which the Laurel property can he obtained.
the suggestion seems 10 b. cmnently sane.
not only - a business proposition. but *
modern. scientific step in caring properly
for the city's unfortunate wards The Pine
Camp property long has been recognized as
undesirable as = sanatorium for tubcrcular
patients Ii is undesirable from the stand
point 81 the patients because OF III prox-
unity TO tho city. and situated as i, is on
Chamhcrlayne Avenue extension ii i. hold
inE back the city's northward development
and depressing the values OF surrounding
property. should the city deem il advis-
able TO dispose 81 II, the property. highly
desirable a. a residence addition should
easily ind marker al price which would
cover the cost III the Laurel plant
~ Laurel The present buildings are
ample for the purposes nov served by pine
Camp They also are ampl. IL care for
tht inmates III tho CRY Home Offering ticn.
Tar better surroundings. apd leaving the
present City iioge- u. Nj Spilmar sug-
geais, free 70 he used for school purposes.
thus saving 10 the city many thousands of
doliarS in IL" erection o. new schools "a
take care Of the colprcd pupils, d mood that
mus. Dp mot without inl,y Agar. Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Nn.hor,. NnnnA.

Mrs \. Is. w. Nicloria.---Thomas
Ken. an English bishop OF the seven
Praise God. From Whom All RIess-
ings Flow" iir was highly cducat ed
and took q prominent part In the
church activities OF his day, and was
noted for his charities among tho
poor. lie was an eloquent preacher
and wrote much sacred poetry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Fast Cruiser Launched.

TACOMA. WASH. Dec. 18th.
scoua cruiser Omaha. whose 1861 900
.arfS hcr through the seas Mt !.
ty.h.c- knot speed, was launched
. ,a today. The Omaha will rost
,,"'o"'"''o". and viii be equipped 10
natIlc navy NcsSelS and nircrnfI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nimort any
rnl subjects. ARE answered free. Az
NIL inquiries nrr answered directly
b, personal letter, u sr1f-nddressed
stamped envelope g. Required. Adj
dress The Thncn-niSPatch Inf0rmp-
lion liurcau. RichnIOnI, Na.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
shirIc. Mnsnn non,ancc.

decidedly appealing Is "Thc CIT OF
Ay Heart" in which the chic shirley
Mason is appearing today and tornor-
roa "a, the Eucbird. Tho narrative
Is u romantic comedy. stimulated 10y
an occasional thrill. The petite
Shirley is said never {" have APP
pcarcd moro charmingiy than in this
tale OF youth and sunshine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
profeakfonal.

Wei! Maine said Doo,it:le. "now't yo..ve
zen 'n.' S3s''aliS' about your toc;h ma eyes
Whatd he say about them. huh?.
IN. huoh,'. he's wonderful doctor.
Well whaSd no say abou; yonr toct! ana
eyes. huh
lie ssia--"ii-a -h:--hc said ought 20 go
81 The stage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Has Einborat~ setting

~, au,fii tcnroom o. ~. ft,n.,,,.
ut.rS. 80, nar'I u rcnrGdrccr IN Bill,
,s's"' AIRS johnson" when III, nv nv
.,'I ~ u" pd.on Th"!ttrr t,,,.,x
r,,,.: "as constructed i. cno,m..,s
Nain. =, ~" aads greatly to IN.
,.ti. - 'h' production Nor an ~
val dcta!i 81 THIS 4,nm.,Is. "a,
I,t,tty Fi""k.d and TO ALL 10 IN,
,,"i,sh ~ IN" scene. MIA, s,an,
II, ~ MIX" employed 10 take pnr;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
IN {rsiNs,Ix

Sr"a;"r Harding shouldn't 10 peevea over
not getting an invitation To chat with At, U-,,
soi, a. ;he White House
in'sac''. Senator. we ha-oa', haa m invita-
ton either. but manage 10 destroy han,
and eggs jus: tho same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
.mrlln,rnnrr ir Dlnerent.

At last that elusive object for
which all the movie-Eahers are con
tinullly Sccking--the picture that Is
different" Cosmopolitan Produc-
tions achieved II In "Iinnorcaruc":
now. II IL said. tho same producers
have done il again With the Hello
trnpc. the screen version of Rich
ard Washburn Child's popular story.
II Will be shown al the Lyric all
Mcnk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
MhItc and ycII., Rnce..

u. l. NJ. Day,on.-It is estimated
that 81 the worlds population S65.-
nnu.ooo are Of the white race ana
81" ou".eDc are Of the yellow and al
lied races
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
OGera r,,n Ilrn1nna.

Ben Wilson and Nrva Gerber In
Tile branded Four" and ''Thc I.aat
shot thrilling Western. compose
the dual program offered AZ the Rex
Thrat"r today. Roth pictures are
said 10 be rcpictc with uncommon
situations. furnishing more than the
norma. quota Of suspense and ac-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Nc lncMlIi,r

Wien yoa have worked ali DAY.
When you have tossed Nj night
" hcn Eou have tried IN every WY
To &c; 'nc old world right:
When You have done your h!l
II sorrow and in pain
SOM idiot makes mess ii IL
And there's Your sob again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
I.cnnuf Isutter.

Mis-. l.. j.. r.. Tunstill. If YOU vii,
write the Department OF Agriculture.
- ashington. u. g. they will mail you
d nullrtin giving you this aud vari-
nuS other recipes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
10 I've T,urs.

Miss L.. L., EuckinSham.-Was the
FUR free from grease with soap and
water. 10 which has been added 4 half
teaspoonful II I've To- the hnckeifui.
or wash with gasoline. Then dye
With amy fast color that viii dye
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
T"'iiniraliiin. and .Iu.ii,,.

G % oi'cn does me ordinary citizen cucopn-
~ ter irritating ,cd tape ana technicali
ties In the government service and ii me
law, that he haf become accustomed. If not
hardened. |" the petty tyrannics ,hcy I'M
pose. Unnecessary hardships aic expected
OF course, from The oilcial burcaucra, ana
althongh the people ~ large are nut recon
cied 20 them and never viii 10, perhaps
most folks arc philosophical! abont u som.
are even submissive
" case Of bnrcaucra,ic imposition na.
just come TO light. however. that seems 10
demand remedy. even If ii is necessary ia
go rs far as the United Stale Supreme
Court for H. Ths involve, rnlng by the
.Comptrolifr Of the Treasury. FOR the guild
1encs,of the secretary, To the effect that The
government cannot make any payments al
all to railroads under the guaranty section
of Abe transportation act, until the Inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
tL.rro.l EpA. I,.i,x rh.rv.,

~" coed l:rnE say when "A man hit yo MI
on dc jaw 80 :u-n lie yuadar jaw" sa IA t,hur
t'si Epf. ;uminatiSriy. "but hit don sav
notA.h 'ii!l bout yo all {. arnt kick nm In
q, meek whist 20 am turn,n' r:st trufse.
M!S;aH Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Advertising

IeatahFant Person in TerrU nau,e ran a
.c''al N his show window. OF .iiackiencr~y
Fini.'
II" did i to csi: attention. 10 nj. iIueE,,
berry Pes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

". i i:'s conference. with q. ~ - ,-,,,,.,,,
WI! p" confined 70 a one-si,iel d;s.ussj., :,
h"w blue sunday cuuld be made ri ! N.cr
President"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
The Weather
tFurnis &c ~ Z. y. Weather nur,so,
l'nr-,n-t: Nirr,nln

FDrr''iist: NfrEinIn
Fair wednesday,
aud Thursdays M,
iiiuch change In tenn
rrrutnr~.
Surii Carolina
Fair Wednesday and
THURSDAY; not much
change in temper
nturr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

Binch ~ science sharps trying to dis
cover why metal breaks II would be more
profitable To discover why people go broke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
ltcrIr,c MI,h rhrIlls.

They were alone In her studio
when hc suddenly embraced her.
Sncechlcss with surprise, che fought
to free herself. His only action was
to cover her face With kisses. She
screamed then something hap
pcnch something that sent the I'M
welcome lover spinning on his ear.
See May Allison In the thrilling ro-
nance of the artist colony Of Green
wich Village. Are All Men Alikc?"
which IL ut tho Dljou Theater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Inrm' ItninfalI.

nIlhta.. : hours ending T.. M. 0s
,,sntnta8 - hours ct'hng y M9 81
r.N6're slHn i1r"h ..*.... .-#..# -
i.hc"ss atic. January ..# M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

iocni Observations. Mt so. VI. Yesterday.
WIND direction. sou'hw-s, ,X.ul \ .'Drtt,
iat weather 1t J.. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Up With the Times
Hl u. %. II.


G.;aany has been ordered "a ,.,i..,, II ooo
!toss - France and iei i:iurt bn, this il no,
understood to imply q chang. Of rc.;Ie-.c for
William Iiohcn.oiicrr
America proposes 10 lu;!G Tho hiur..r ,n,v,.
!" scare Europe :nto di5G-m,rnen, ,icrmany.s
failure TO dsa'm Is no, having th.. enec, ON
France.
w ! rs conteronr. with 6. " r. prabsbI,
vi! p" confined 20 q one-sided d:sanssion d;
10" blue sunday cuuld be made II! ! were
President"
Sse,na unnecessary fvr -nbe@.s :. have used
masks to loot Irish city when burno. t.or& was
plentiful.
W..nEeis defeated Russian A...> u mi, ;,
lie threatening Fiume. The general IS , miles
oiAe' Having failed 10 land mis- big game
- mes equal enjoyment in hunting a aanir-
ir!. "
Koran says that after what happened on
N"HeiHncs :. j; woi!d ~. q gloomy son, ,yhn
Would be happy. in spite al which he ana
ih"sin Johnson are showing no signs q! any
particular happiness
.HhGiar by the amounts Of ,noi,.y T.ri;n
:n4S = necessary to send {" Mr. Ilohenzall,ru
'te "a A;neronEen mus. he nearly ~ .:;,,u
siHe ~ !; is in Richmond
win eggs al % cents the Dozen. .,n, ...,,
remember the good. olh-faki,ioned days VIXEN
- used to throw them ut actors:
Situations on instlct"e higher. hu, il
WEI h' ""rth tho price 10 those vho need Il
'ao'hst forecasts are in any wiso nc
.lfate tao Harding household will not be A.
n!r'cH with too much Johnson"
!! President Wilson buys tho Fuller rosi
"ehGr. " w:'i he fuller thnn Il eve, has been
one G-n'' Diane Ohio Republicans so, Ja,k
ins ~ rr"pnstd changes in their election ,au.
me """" when they arc satisnca ana oby
When "Iee's raid SOFT -lri:lk crnrorian,s II
= reasonable - believe shat thcy aye no,
e"rr!iaS to' sol; DRINKS.
i;ss oyen ., r,csen, prices are ain, ehc.p
e"iria:cd Ia nos.
'iams!ier- p,"sen: program sce.us 70 ~ 70
at George 10 II.
-, .; All mp ohaa.r tia, tile campaign
i"hr lara hence r!i! sec W H. Il; !. "a pIit.,at.
81 i''ea.dcni on the G!ue sunday ticket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

SHeiiih uhneeessar! for .nbe@.s - have used
""sKS !" loot Irish city when burned Cork va.
- plentiful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Ireland ma our Relation. WIN
iHEtuul

ireiahd ana our RclntiOna with
- England.
10 Tue Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
slr;-Ihc conservative, peace ioyinp.
peoplo of this country have urn,u s
weary and impatient with tho nm
cailcu-tof and ofilcious manner n,
winch the Irish sympathlzcrS h,vn
uohc ana are doing their utmost IN
Involve America with England oyc,.
wnht * primarily and solely an E:nr
Iish problem. go i'"6
For months tho from, pages or our
accounts OF tho so-calltd Irish on,
rags leading. one to Infer what,
noted IN Il wcll-knopn pcrioainnI "a
gently mat tho Irish sympnthizcra
controlled "a per cent of The new
l,aptrs u this country. How u,,c,,
'"ns"r have the true out-nnd.out
Sm.ficans got 10 stand for This?
.".,,rt rev Americans hate England
WIN u perfect hatred" but the y;,at
majority Of Us dcsirp amicabic ,nis
country. h'"'hcr
for ono. am very glad tina, Enr
.nhu has absolutely refused Ia ,,lin,y
~" COMMUTE" of six. which the com
.'Ssioh oi on" hundred had cxprc,cd
- hchd 70 England ana ireland. Ia
noi,i' within it's borders IT is M,
"irs.,r our hns,n"ss 10 :akc II upon
ulSrlfcH L" dictate Ia EnrIanI ~,
1T iri"h policy than !; .s i:nYln,d..
tHSin.Hs To attempt IL tell rs bn,,,
@ negro question" should h. snir
~ oi Writ our policy should be win
49, iniilprlncS or with Alaska ~
~ "tncr internal problem 10 m.I,
IN ircnuly relations with Enr,nnJ
question y" IN ,hc irIah
hlGhtnDId, Doc IN ia1n - - -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

"i""Eets defeated 1inSsian a.my a said 70
"e threatening Fiume. The general IS /. pbilos-
oahe' Having failed 10 land MS big game
p mes equal enjoyment in hunting a sau!.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

Ai'"sic" proposes 70 lu;!d the higse.r ANY,,
!" scare Europe into di5G Armament ticrmany.s
failure to nisa'n Is no, having th.. cnec, on
FiHucc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Voice Of the People on Topics of the Dav

eeht"nnlai or at any time. all frienI.
nna visitors without especially an,i
"nusifciy honorinR any OF the fnmiiu
oi the savior OF the univcrsity.. mr.;
unelr ancestors account Let US AZ
WAYS preserve the truth OF historv
mnsinothered with Ignorance or senti-
\ CONFEDERATE cAvALRYMAS.
Charleston. w. Va. Dee. II. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

."'iaar ltas been ordered Il. ,l.,i:,, u o,o
ios" - France and iseii-iun,. but this il NOT
n..h.fs'oGd ta imply chang. Of rcs;Iea1c for
William iiohcn.oiio,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

Roscoe In Politics.
Vote for Fatty Arbucl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

''"f"h SAYS that after what h>pp-ned on
H"Hei'nes = IL would -. "a gloomy SOM yyho
m"a'u be Aappy- in spite al which he ana
ihsaih Johnson are showing no signs o! any.
partiou!a. happiness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

TELEPHONE: Isnndolnh
4. Private Erapch ~
change connecting with
ali ,irpa RI n,rnt>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

MI (OMMlS "
NrIo\S ia The Times
Dispatch and not TIA In
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
HARDING DAY IN WHEELING

tho greatest Republican demonSa"n
in Its history!
candidate for the Presidency met hce
epuo
can OF the Ohio valley confidence and esteem
Virginia will give to him overwhelming
majority.
short that would DO justice 10
Harding
arrival n the time OF his departure charged
with register their devotion
faith the sturdy outstanding
American Republican chosen its standard bearer
doubt how the Ohio valley and north
ern election this fall anyone ever hau an"
ed conclusive the oupourns OF Hard
ono p r, 10 note or vu in which
the public greeted codIdatcs
Virginia overwhelmingly 1t Republican,
Er because the tho majority OF tho
peopc OF this maadmnSaon Washington
constructive policies OF the Repuo
Third because they believe America First
IN ~ bopp srst in our domestic international
and Of tho Ohio valley have Harding
candidate for the Presidency Any
who have doubted the craftsmanship OF Warren g.
Harding have had He the highest
standards Of American position which the people
will u him We believe the OF American
presto