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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
SONG GIRLS FEATURE BILL
At ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Hamilton and Boucher Arc Called
Rack several Tincs-Othcr
Acts Good

90" hill playing ~ tho Acau.,,y
'"r tho last hair 81 the wei; ,vnI L..
"und an entertaining one win ,n
''"N moments to bore one Bn,pIi
."u ana HuHrher have the bcs, 90,
"uH ""r" called back fur gcvoraI
.'u''A or th"lr Hrst appearance yrs.
i"riIS. These two rirls r,,,n-;;i
"a songs and thclr manner o, rTt
L'HS thtih over iHaEes Il hit win, -,
.',,, Ih"y have good voices
%Gl! selected for their particular
tiy 10 OF singing Whlic jaZz is ,b"ir
'ur - ~ ~ musical ana they have
'h1''lsh"d IN" different songs WIN
H.'"iHra him"nts casually with her
~" on Tho audience. but IL adds a
ny I" hiIN" nor upict piano accom-
l,'hiih""t instead OF The usual or
e." =" s!nE away Tho blues
kuss l.rddy ana Company is again
70 be- seen IN the humorous sketch.
surgeon Louder. Z 5. a." Tho com
i.ny rhifaCts, lot OF fun from IL
situation revolving about "a deaf old
SURGEON 'Naigr Louder. OF coursc).
cannon and cans OF runpowdrr
which tn" wounded Irishfnan insists
rfh"r upon sitting upon while he
lights hts pipe or using TO ~! up
NJ" cannon and then peers in with a
W. aich match IN his hand TO Ece u ~
Us loaded tn" >stit is really funny
hnd - one ~ tho best things on the
while Solar is another comedian
Who sings his way 10 popularity not
with music but win comic songs. 70
trick voice and. above all. person
hNty. lio Is funny gus, 10 look at
ana h!s few minutes OF entertain
m"nt W"rc well liked. Eubl!k and
\argo open the show Ia "A 'nUsicai
novelty that really lives M 10 it,
name. They have several novel Of
f"cts url tho act gets over despite
It's poor spot on the program. Clos
Ing the show ar" lin and Bee Mo
tn'yr" who present ucrobatic stunts
in Il TGral setting. The usual photo
plays are also SHOWN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
10
Questions aud Answers.

On the Trail OF the Symptous-f notice
your i'o-ups ahou; various diseases in the
paper Will YOU kindly favor mo wlth the
symptoms OF gallstoncs? CM 10
Answer.-rhe gallstoneS viii favor you With
the - mptonls II you ever should have them.
carefully dodge the symptoms in my write
UPS II you have ever noticed. as have no
d"sir" To cause any one useless worry strive
always TO obey the ilippokratic Injunction:
10 good II you can, but do no harm"
Mouth observation-disclosures ten me through
your column whether breathing through the
mouth is n serious danger to ones health
CO. 10
Answer--Thc nose is provided to breathe
through. ana should be used for that purpose
at all times except under extraordinary need
AZ in running or otherwise cNerting tho
muscles. when TN" mouth may be used 10 sup
rlciucnt nose breathing Ordinarily IL Is
harmful to health u breathe through the
mouth You sec. the air passing through tine
nose is moistencd dried TO just the proper
humdtty warmed or cooled 10 the proper tenn
the lungs. In mouth breathing thcs, important
tubes ur lungs likely to suffer
Grantmi's iiot:oot.-My grandma complains
every night with burning hot feet and it kecps
hor awake. In The coolest nights IN winter
sh" says 1t relieves Ger some 10 put hcr feet
out from under the hcdclothcs Her feet ARC
normal in the daytime ana her health is other
wise pretty good. a. II. 50
Notwithstanding the feet copiolisly with
rase!ine AMI covering with some cotton aud
1"ndosc gives comfort in suck cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Good Roads Coming Into Sight

Q TATE HIGHWAY COMMIT 5 S ONER
~ COLEMAN correctly interprcts the vote
by which the citizens OF Virginia amended
their Constitution and made possible the is
suancc OF bonds for the building OF good
roads. They voted Overwhelmingly for the
amendment. and there is no doubt that their
wishes as expressed at the polls will be re-
Sarded q mandate tC the General AS
semb!y when that body cOnvCncs next year.
Had the people not believed that il would
be economy on the part of the State TO is
sue bonds for the speedy and efficient cx-
ccution OF a comprehensive road-buiding
program, il is not likely they would have
accepted the change in their fundamental
law. II is generally understood, OF course.
that the issuance OF bonds does not neces-
sarily follow upon the removal OF the con
stitutional restriction. but there is a moral
and political responsibility which the Legis-
laturc is not likely 10 ignore when it finally
faces the issue. II may be accepted. then
that the bonds will issue and Virginia will
commit itself TO the proposed road building
program, provided OF course. there is no
change in the economic situation.
The Highway Commissioner forecasts a
demand on the Assembly for an issue OF
$40 100000 i'll bonds which. with Federal
aid would enable Virginia TO lift itself ont
OF the mud and complete its road building
program in about six years. \ few years
ago that sum would have seemed rather
staggering in its proportions. but now Vir-
ginia is thinking in bigger figures. it is do
ing things on bigger scale in Keeping with
modern progress. and we believe the vast
majority of its people are convinced or will
he before he Assembly convones that this
Is the ono logical. economical plan TO pur-
sue. The sum TO be sought is. in fact. much
smaller than some OF our ncirhborng
States already have appropriated to their
roads The Virginia Good Roads Assoca-
tion is so.dly behind the State Highway
Department and in turn the former is
heartened in It's campaign OF education by
tens Of thousands OF Nrgnians who are
tired of the dominance of miro.
Tie delegates and speakers at the Roam
oAe convention voice the heart OF Virginia
IN their appeals for good roads. and the con
yont!on and the State at large are encour-
aged % redoubeG efforts by the news from
Washington that the House Committee on
Roads has recommended an appropriation
o. $loo.o00ogo a year to continue the Fed
era aid 70 the States for good roads With
this aid practically assured and Virgnians
united for a system OF roads second to those
OF no other State, it would seem that the
campaign for tho Punishment OF mud in
which Tho Times Dispatch Is proud to have
had pioneer part is Al last 10 bear real
fruit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
News Of Fifty Years Ago

,FroIn the i!nauoua Dispatch. Jan 2S IS5iD
Ioc jefferson ,I;,r van Wnklc) passed
through Richmond ca Wednesday. going
South. He mad" $GncG" 10y his late engage
mcnt at Booths
pr. Edward Camm formerly consulting ply
stefan the Eastern iAlualic Asylum, died
it Williamsburg: ou Tuesday lie had many
warm friends in i;Ichmond
Governor Walker yesterday appointed two
more noiarics public samuel W. Williams for
the county oil Huad ana John X. simmons for
the city of Norfolk
Ia the United states senate last W.dncs-
dayday Mr.. Johnston Of Virginia introduced
bii! to repeal the Income tax He had better
let it stand ana try &" g.; tha lax taken of Of
sugar. coffee. salt uud tobacco
The kilograms hy cnbi. leave little room to
Uouht that peace is SO nearly proclaimed that
there w.li hardly he any NOR" ighting between
the pr,aHiun ana Frcnch troops
'rhe clements composing tho new Recon
siructlon Committee of tho House arc in
harmonious nrrt the committee is virtually
dissolved
The Southern Telegraph Company has nearly
completed its cross country line from Lynch
burg to pauvl!c
y special to the london Times from Yer
.ail!ca dated the 2ith SAWS Jules Favrc is
there proposing u surrender Paris and las
garrison with tho honors Of war
Colonel Eohort Doughas. who some time
ago waN seriously bruised by being thrown
from runaway carriage. has so far recov-
cred - he able to resume his duties ~
private secretary To The President.
The bin increasing the pensions about So
OOO.GO0 has passed both houses OF Congress
and gocs 10 the President for his signature.
which win certainly be forthcoming
taste Of the intense cold weather which
MAJ, prevailed In the Horth for the past ten
dnyr haR struck Virginia. Yesterday WAS per-
hnpr tho coolest day Richmond has expert
Onccd Thin wintcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
hectares determination OF Hawks
in Virginia Would DO IL
Tragedy.

TO the Editor OF The Times-Dispatch.
Silt nave read with much con
Germ letters appearing in The TimcY-
DISp"tch ana Virginia Game and
ihn" Fish protcctivc Asyocintin,,
huII.tin. ana feel 1t my duty In tjc
na"k FAMILY and farmers of this
Slnty L" voice my opinion In their
am not surprised ut this associ,-
ION Eo!hG on record as favorinr the
obstruction OF all hawks, for tho mn
J"rity az It's members are city dwell
ciS ana do not know ono .p,t.ic Cr,,,,
the other. They know a h;nyl, .,,,i
mat is about ali '''
Thcrc ar" only two Eprcics or ,bo
hawks IN virginia that can be cl;,gsn,,
as hhfmiHi 20 poultry, Coop.r's. ar
thl'h"iLh"k ana red tailed. or han
h.t a. THESE should be kept in cheer
",h"f Species are highly beneficial In
teF!ch!turc and should be urntrr, ni
bE, tho laws al tn. state.
Ihc amount OF game ,icstrovcd b.,
an species Is so small IL is OF no con,
FCuucHce when compared To ,En ~,
'Ht IA" farmer derives from ~
HAWK. through tho dostructInn a.,
f"d"nii and insects. ana thr nr,,a
hS'hE offered FOR their d,striiritn,,
ahnuld 10" recalled az once.
J" "Nt"rmlnntc the hawk would A..
q lihE"Iy; The Audubon Society nnI
.pNris 90 bird life or tho State OF VII.
Einit should demand their uru,rc,I,
IN" writer has had no liitIn .r IN
ri"ncr with hawks. ana II Won IHi't.,
'"tn article. hc suggcsta thar yn,t
"ill" l" the National G.DurunIiIc <,
c',ty Washington, j.. 9.
Richmond. Va. January II. is.I'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Echoes From Down Home

"''-'oi'l' 'he N"m"crats. 80
,,,,I,, ] ,,a, , ,,."' h"ts- iA" former
Z" carry ont Gov
"i' '"' state "Id"
'''''' "ibh""ES kins-
"'''H" ''E"i""H utciancc ~
''''''"'hi SHOWS that sol
"'' ""' arc ready 10 iEut wh"n nEhtinG
'''' "'"A'""- ""'"n journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
vi mister Says Arcli-Dcccivcr Has
Taken Social Uplift" as
Ills GOSuci

10 inc Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir'-io our editorial. Back to the
""spci. IN today's Issue. Is fine. Some
more Ike IL. IL you please. Paul fore
'o!d or these days saying. In the last
""SS some shall depart from the
taiih they shall not endure
sound teaching. but shall hcap to
themselves teachers. who shall turn
aNhN thc!r oars from the truth"
satan robes himself as an angel
OF liGht. aud his minister's as minis
tiers of Righteousness"
Tho arch d"ccIvcr has az his cn.n.l
thc social nriift. which YOU notice mas
crowded out The gospel OF The GLORY
OF tic blessed Cod"
All lovers of the pure gospcl. Gods
only remedy for a sin-cursnd ,ynrIi
should thank you.
REV. l.. H. COMES.
lancaster. Va. January -. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

Christian man In this state. that
Governor Davis. during his Hdm!nis-
trht!on M to the present time. has
used every influence 10 break down
tile present prohibition law uf this
state ana discourage !ts enforcement.
You Know II to be a fact tina; Il.
wanted 90 eliminate entirely the APP
p:upgiatIou. and largely through his
'niiuourc, IL was materially reduced.
so much SO that the COmmissi onrr ~
not financially able To employ more
pf tho prohibition ltw. -! All my
acluaIntTnc.s In the state OF Vir-
gin!a and they ar" ruiucrous--thcrr
are fcw shat | recall Who have not
from time 10 time criticized Governor
Davis for the stand taken on every
question pertaining to prohibition
and TN" "nfOr cmout % the ;,ruhiUi-
ton laws OF this state.
l.. t. POWELL.
IHChmont, Va January ~, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Challenges III. Statements,

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
p"'r Sir,--i cannot allow to 90
unrhhiIenHed some of the statements
~ your editorial Of this dat. head.!
Attacking Nireinia's Governor"
'pNt rh"f DAVIS was elected on tho
strength OF definite promise ,uaJ,.
hE h!iii TO enforce the prohibition.
VS. OF Virginia. is not tins tru"p
ne has not only failed 10 uphold
tnt ~ 81 ing laws. but has gone "A
step further and liberated $50 con
v!Cts. all told, In twcnty-four months.
- 81 whom were sentenced for
oEchkin the antii!uuor laws.
II IS known To you. as we'll as cNcri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

TtDINi-i>rith vaudeville.
nIJpl w illium Enrnuin. WIN
rritI IrIbcr. In III Were l>ihS.
MT EHIitD--Na program.
ui,bNDW AK Katherine VI -
Donald. In MY I.ndH's I.htrhhrl.
I>Is-"Whrn New io.i. Sleeps
IINIC-Ni,Iun Martin nnd i'T!:I
Iribrr, in .'Ihr Song at the soul
ODI:ON-I.o " rbrr's "Io
Please one Woman
NitTGIt-Wiilinm =. ltnrt. in
'.ihr GUN Fighter.
HEN-Nnrirty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
I.rnpnscd rircIiuc In thc Nnrth.

". I. t.. ClarcmOnt.-Thcp rODORcd
pipeline to convey oil products from
the Mackenzie River Basin In North
crn Canada to BcrinG Sea. from
whence they would he carried by
tankcrs to the markets of tho wGrld.
would run from the Mackenzie RIVER
To the Yukon River systems by way
OF Rat River and BAH River, thence
by the rorcupinc and Yukon Rivers
To salt water. II Is reported that
sanction for the project Will bc
sought from Parliament The strik q
ut Fort Norman is said to he Il rich
flow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENnl EnW,nD WARMER
Horrible l:Nn,np,c,.

Looking over tcNt book Ia use in ;ho pub
lie schools lind (. solic,ous inquiry as col-
lows:
If y buys two pounds Of steak a, - cents
zen pounds OF sugar at cents pound and
4 half OF butter at 50 cents and dozen csss
At 30 cents. What IS his total b!iir'
Also
"a man bought TWO tons and 1900 pounds
Of coal at s. 4 ton How much all the
coal?'
After that. what use trying to make the
youth believe ;hat figures don't lie:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Ill ] Were King"

Big nUdicnc.s AT TIC ElJON Thcti"r
put their approval yesterday on the
William Fox Special production. If
Wcr, King from justin lIuntly
Nc,'arthy's famous book ana stage
success. William Farnuin. a. Francis
Ni.lon added 20 ms motion picture
rcuown. He haS never had "a part that
VAS more pleasing. more cntcrtaiu-
Ing. more dramatically gripping.
"if ! Were King IS SO We'll done
that one hardly realizes ne is look
ing at q picture There is not flaw
IN IT, j. Gordon Edwards directed the
production. The scenario. written by
T. Lloyd Sheldon, Is true TO the play.
The east Is an exceptionally good
oLe-Fri,z Leihcr. Walter Law, Bet
" Ross Clarke and iscnita johnston
being particularly fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Notice TO Readers Of
The Iimes-Di5patch

The Tliucs-DiSYa In Its "NOtce
ni The People" co.unn. wishes To
give space promptly to all corrcH-
rondrnts. but the pressure Of let
trrS !, so great TINT the editor
il Forced. la order "a present topics
when they nrc fresh aud OF vital
interest. to ask correspondence to
runurnsc thrir COMMUNICATIONS. into
20 words. This request in made
In the Srirlt OF fnIr play and we
are confident "a viii be met la that
spirit D.! our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

been known az a lover OF blooded an
finals, ana is one Of the most accom-
plishcd hOrS.Wofncn among the movie
stars. Tho American beauty proved
h"r hOrscmanship recently by grace
fully riding Lawrence Barrett" the
h-ycar-old champion five gated show
horse belonging to a. Il. Fatclv, and
the favor!tc mount OF Mrs Ma,iJe
Banks :: wcl!kuown breeder of fine
animals.
Tho picture will he seen ut tho
row
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting an legal nno medi-
cal subjects. are answered free. Az
ali inquiries nrr answered directly
j.! personal letter, srif-nddrcsScd
stamped envelope * required. Adj
dress The Tincs-Dispatch Iuf0rmu-
tiDH iturc"u. Richmond. ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
non,,> cnr VAR yrs.cI.

Inquirer. South iiostom,-Wc paid a
bonus to the builders Of our war
vessels for speed in excess OF CON
tract requirement, to encourage the
builders. when we BEGAN TO rebuild
our navy everything was uncertain.
The builders had no past work to 20
by, the contract requirements Of
speed were moderate, and to cnCOur-
age them the bonus system was
adopted. IL has been given up now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

Ndmircr. III he Cc'rbrHtuu II"EirId
Cir ana musical shows The FOli.-s'
and The Midnight Fru!ic. are as
ssmIlcd in crowds At thg Isis Thea
ter this week. where inc DiE F"N
SpcciaL production. "Whilc New York
Siuops." ~ being shown one entire
dunCing number from the Fro!ic show
is Included in this production. which
is said to he tn. most sensational and
artistic picture Of It's kind ever made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

Jazz, The ioddle and tile shmmy arc ac-
cused OF driving the Indian Wild hut ii,
seems unnecessary to specify Poor To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

j. l.. H. RadCorh,-J January. gar
not; February. amethyst; March.
hioodsionc and aQuamarinc; April.
diamond. May. emerald; June. pearl
and monnsionc; July. ruby; August.
sardonyN ana pcridat; September.
sapphire; october. tourmaliue and
opal: November, topaz. ana Deem
Der. turquoise and lapisiazuli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

day in mind and teach and encourage the
children TO the devotion of their little saw
ngs to the great cause, il Will not be SUR
prising if the Maury fund is increased from
the schools by III amount far above that
fixed as the goal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

u Jacksonville" expects to nouriah as
winter resort It w!l have to ;akc its legal
ucnal,y on hugs ana kisses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
tnNN cred.

Now little children. have shown you this
wonderful painting OF Washington crossing
;he Delaware. Aud want you to tell me who
WASHINGTON was. Yes Johnny?'
"rcasem. Teacher. he was the only guy't
ever lived what could stand up in Il boat like
that m keep isis balance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
The Poets Corner
During a Snn,ysfnrm

UUrInE SnOwNtOrm.
To an Ash Tree
Where. oh, gaunt and lonely ash troc
IS thy canopy OF green,
That in summer ! have seen
Nestle bird and bee?
Is this silver sheen
In winters gloomy light,
More pleasant In thy sight
Than Augusts perfect green,
which is softer 10 thy 6ouph
y summers breeze
Among thy leaves
Or snow flakes falling now?"
MATTE PENDLETON KEAN
Carriers Bridge, Va, Jan, ~. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Remarkable Acting.

of acting ever done hy William s
Hart is said ia t. q icaturc. OF his
play, "Thc Gun Fighter at the VIC
tor. In which ne has tho role of u
western outlaw. whose killings mum
bcr more than u scor'. Denounced
by n y"un@ r!rl ng nothing mare than
common murd"rcr, the outlaw nrst
r.cs into "a tcrribi" rage and then
,,ivcs say 10 GRIEF and despair a. the
jruth az the GIRLS accusation Is
hrouEht home to him. MnrG"ry VII
son rs s"on as the girl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Cinema Programs


RiCcu Allen, who plays IN" part oil
Tho faithful slavcy IN The Song OF
the Soul the Mcssmore Eendall-
Iubrc, ". Chambers production star
ring vivian Martin. which So at the
Lyric 'Tu,atcr. ia one OF the best chnr-
aCtcr ACTRESSES in pictures Her IN
depreciation OF the d!illcult part IN
'"rio Song Of tn. Soul" Is one uf the
most startling bits O. realism In thc
pic,ur. Vivian Martin and Fritz Lei
Der arc CO-starS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
Copyright. 1919. Natiunai S.ws,,,,,- c,,v,c.
A Letter From , cr,..r

Sorr'sp"hdcnt--a groccr, it's said-sccrns
much impressed by almanacs he's read. u
IKE Dr. Brady and his TALKS" says he. blu,
hes cracked on catching cold. you can take it
rom me-, There may be germs that will cause
"'""'se nut II swear it's drafts that make
Sncc@". Ry our health department we're re-
pcatciiy ;old 10 be careful about ,Xposur. 81,
We won't catch cold. If germs are the devils
'hat really Lag us low. why should the au-
ih"r!iicS stress exposure so. No. you can't tell
IN" t"''e's no such thing as catching cold I've
htd some experience and I'm much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Domestic Nate.

'John' have you shaken the furnace"
Yes, dear"
M risht; now you can sif; the ashes"
Vfhc above is too personal 10 bc a jollcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

fiJua al.or IL now on, az debt And donii-
l'Sh IL "ii not bn many y"nrn before come
tender hearted. or hearted. Govptnur Of Viz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

rms grocer says one thing that * cmin-
'hiiy Nue-you can take Il from him. Yes.
YOU can--and you do. AS II. carvrs off your
cheese or wraps your packagcd air he Is talk
ING ana laughing and you're rcpp,r.d right
ihere, Tor all unbckuownst he is t.iviny; OF
spray oil s"liVarE droplcts which viii readily
convey germs that bring bronchitie coryza.
ana worsc-ycs. sometimes they bring tho
ambulance and other times the hcarsc. As
long as this grocer has almanac ideas In hts
head the health authorities all mlgh, Just as
well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
&C..

II were birdie with two-inch WINGS
II the top OF a hucNIe-fru.t tree.
And il you came there when tho Spring was
young
To listen to the songs me:
IA | We're i birdie AND ii YOU came there
Such music YOU never have heard
For Ia darncd near bust my foolish little
throat
For you. dear. if / were blrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

BISHOP who says jazz ls no, !mmora; II
"ahee" '.sh, should know that if it is danced
rSht i isn't iazz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Tennessee kills niue Law nu,.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. 27.--The
state Senate today by vote OF 20 to
= Eillcd the so-callcd Cooper Sunday
blue law lin, which prohibited sun
day newspapers and trains, as well
az Sunday aTnuscincnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

There are times when looking aho,,, ts x,
can almost understand how. after nil. Eve
might nave FELT comfortably clothed. But
Adam, he never could savvy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
RlrlnaunO Glnlrss. plspatrh

THE TIMES TIE DISPATCH
4 Eat. 1888 Est. $50
9 Entered January pa 1908. the f">t- once Ut
Richn,und, Va. ms niuttcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
The Weather
FURNISHED h, I. :. Weather nurrnul
Forecast: Virginia.

Forecast: Nirglnin-
Fair Friday and -atur-
day: slowly ri.lnE tenn
prriturr.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

Mr.. liardiaEs message to the South brcathcs
Il SPIRIT OF friendship and common counsel
"hich VIII he appreciated by all the people
"' 'hiS section. The South is not Interested
III its regional advancement when purcha scd
AZ me expense OF the nation aad seeks only
4 'uii recognition i'll matters of national
h'ohch' ana the uncncum bcrcd opportunity
10 solve It's own peculiar problems OF local
siGniieancc by it's own MISUNDERSTANDING
Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Nnircty nj I,iucbird.

An interesting variety program has
been arranged for the Blucbird Thea
ter for today ana tomorrow. and some
real features arc being proIuisnd ny
~" Arrangement. There will he tho
usuH! feature phot0play ana a comedy
that VIII please both young and old.