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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
The Poets Conner
Words.

, Words.
no" ) love the mere words. the pic
, tnreSnuc and dear words.
Rom"ny and Pattcran and Cravan
and Chal-
How they lit and sing to me: fame
III, now they bring to me
Iic"thcrcd moOrS and bending skies
ana gypsy carnival.
inc smn-swcpt and the wild words
IN, "Teamcd or as child. words
"' p i,nr,at and chaparral. Coyote.
HOW they flung a dare to me of life
How uncut mo care 10 me.
ioW the lying hOof- beats rang
across the printed page!
me 'a ana the old words, the
p,,f rcarsGt and the gold words.
Giebe 'e AKA ,:, 9GSomen' Falcon.
Minstrel Lance and Tourney-what
Tbro an hnsG.long journey
ihFoush the poSternS OF the Past
The wind-blown and the sea word,
thG iawleSs and the free words,
spin E6r.; Douhloon, cntlass. Jib.
Whispering wild tales to me. an. how
each unveils to me
RAIN. irinscd Islands rising against
the ocean blue!
The balsam scented North woods tbot
call obtained hearts forth,
Like Wanigan and Macklnaw
Duncl. Tumpline. Trail;
While the languid South To- mo tur,.
n iovcr-mouth to me.
o"sihinc,scented on-nowercd.
by the Bayou pale.
Some may live their fair dreams
Costly. jewelcd. rare Dreams:
some may rove the Turing world no
Tree as homing birds; so
n"' sun IL ma my all for me. dlose-
T., waiting at my call for me
my printed palaces. bright
MARTHA HASKELL CLARK
IN Youths Companion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Stomp as Cabinet Mnicriul

aH Is no part Of Democracy's business 10
III assist IN the construction OF Senator
8pardings Cabinet, yet Democrats are right
4ly interested in the calibcr OF the me, who
IWiil comprise the official family Of the nov,
pTesident, as we'll as the sections OF conn
Try from which they are called. After All
Ehe administration belongs to the peopc. no
tMa tter&what its political complexion. and
/ temocrats. although they were all b,,
4 Rltteratcd at the polls, are concerned in
Ne success or failure He is IA poor Amerj
sAn WHO. merely for the sake of poli,ica,
Hnlts, hopes TO see Senator Harding sur
6l2pnd nlmself with mediocre material All
1000 Americans are anxious that in the in
Rs1est of sound. progressive goycrnmcn,
SS will make wise selections and summo,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
0notntIon WI. Hoistcd I'm HATH.

q; w. s.. Boydton-''EnslanI cx
iTrsctS every man to do his duty,
Ihese words were In n signal hoistnd
by Admiral Horatio Nelson nt tna
pcGinninG Of the naval fight with thc
French Spanish fleet of Cape TrafnI.
gar October -, 1905. The victory
was complete. but Nelson was NOR.
taliy wounded and died that after
noon with tho words THANK God
great victory he had DESTROYED NC
combined French and SPANISH Meets.
ana Narolcon's hope OF creating a
noS"i power vanished forever. Nell
me hnal destruction OF tho Ma,
polconic ambitions. for withou, ihc
.ohtroi or the sea England would
n'Nc ocen unable TO wage her long
contest Nelson was buried I'm ST
pauls Cath cdral. London. on January
y. lsos amid cxtraordinary public de-
mohstrations, and In 1919 an limos
ing monument to his memory wa.
completed In Trafalgar square.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
RICHMOND KIWANlS CLUB
lNSTALlS NEW OFFICERS
Ceremonies Take Place Mt Weekly
Mcrt!nI-Iclct DIR. Miller Trus-
trr TO tnuItul DlstrIct

Or. Clifton NJ. Miller was ycstcr-
day elected trustee from Richmond
TO the Capitol district OF Kiwanis
Clubs at the rcgul-r weekly meet
ing ~ the local club NJ ! o'clock at
the Business Mems club Installa-
ton Of new officers also took place.
-. * Kellogg. new president. may
be said 10 have made his inaugural"
address He asked the club 10 To-
operate with him to make tho year
one Of the most successful In the
history OF tho organization. Horace
Halves, vice president. also made Il
short speech. and Z. II Dennis spoke
on check protection. He said that
$40 100000 was lost during the past
year 1hroRrhn&" an?RkSS ar are ndon; ,iin
measures 10 protect themselves froil
ms source Of LOGS. Frank G. Lou
IMAM new ecreiary oil the club. was
present. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
THORNTON is OPTIMISTIC
Believes Government VIII UtiIiz.
seven Pines site for HOdy
nuiIGIuK

Postmaster Hay r. Thornton "a
much encouraged with the outlook
i"r selection OF Seven Pines Ordnance
Depot as tho site for IN. BODY huiid :
inS plant which the United States
nostni Department Intends TO build
MT Thornton has received from Com
which he states that postal officials
interviewed on the subject In Wash
ihSt"n feel much inclined 20 favor the
Hchrihc The letter also states that
some legislation may he Introduced in
congress ia Il few days relating 10
VIC cstahlishmemt OF the plnnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
How Come ItIic Could:

Nantippe the wife Of Socrates was an in
tolerablc sco!d. She was after the old scout
day and night about everything. and If there
Was nothing. she created something. II he
did She sore: if he didn't she raved. II
lie was. she was mad; IL he wasn't. she reached
for the rolling pin. The neiGhbors used to
go away from there every now and then to
escape the riot
And yet Socrates philosopher, a poet.
a singer of noble themes, thinker man
who became great. How did lie do it with
Maggie on the job J!Gss'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
U. S. HAS NEARLY 3 BILLION
BALANCE IN TRADE FOR 1920
department Of Commerce. In Annual
S'"trmcnt, Says Exports VIII
IMnI Over y IIIlIIon.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-The United
states NJ tho close of 1920 had n
balance OF trade in it's favor Of nj
!chst S2.'22 a55.O COS, the Department
o! toinmcrc" announced today
Exports for the year. Tho dcn,r,
m"nt said in statement. will proh-
ably total ts.lol ,n0s.4cS. while i'm
ports for Size year viii amour. 10
AZ least j,i6S. 053. 500
EXPORTS for December II was said.
would probably exceed 1915 600 .ono
and Imports would be in excess OF
$3oO,00O.O00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
NIo,n Dnnn Prove. MI.

Was t the supcrb aCtInE OF VIOLA
Dana Sh" o. the ever present charm
--or was IL the pure righteousness OF
the. story itscl,, craIDmcI with un-
lookcd-for twists and the stun tina.
audience respond SO ENTHUSIASTICALLY
10 "cindcr"lla's Twin the Metro
special which had It's FIRST showing
Yesterday al the Eiiou Thratcr. whcr"
y began a run OF thrc" DAYS as the
featured picture. Nor. than one
must have asked the question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
TUESDAY. JANUARY !, 1921.
Federal Aid Endangered

CTATES of the South and West are deep
- lv concerned over the possibility if not
the probability, that the Republican Non-
gress will permit the economic wave to
carry it To the point Of eliminating Federal
aid TO roads or 10 reduction OF ihe APP
preparation so sharp as 10 Interfere serious
~ with the road-building programs already
mapped out by the various States. Repub-
lican leaders arc showing either lukcwarm
approval or outright opposition To con-
tnuation of Federal road aid, and i'll spite
Of the earnest efforts of the Democratic
members to force early action. the Roads
Committee OF the House has postponed a
rsncrt nv tho pending bill until January 800,
VIII be made, while others are frankly OBJ
posed to ii ostcnsbly on the ground of
!. governmental economy. To those States
winch have mapped out their road building
programs on the presumption that Federal
ald' dollar for dollar, would be continued
the situation is disquieting, TO say the least
and withdrawal of the aid now, or n slash
oil DO per cent in the figures. would be
nothing short of disastrous Representa-
yves from the South and West are nrc-
pared to make a determined fight To nro-
ven. the government from taking this
backward step, and it is possible they NAV
be able TO bring sufficient pressure 10 boor
TO force continuation of the present pro
sfam WHich means so much in the wav of
progress to those States which. like Virginia
are trying 10 lift themselves out of The mud
To Virginia tho loss of Federal aid
would be severe blow. but whatever action
the government may take, the State Will 20
rsht along with its road construction pyo-
gram. Ample funds are in hand fo, ,bis
years program of building by the stain
HIGHWAY Department, which il is oyncc,cd
VIII be prosecuted vigorously with lilo com
ing OF open weather. In the mc,n,i,n. NO
Virginia Good Roads Association is not
resting on its laurels Of things already no,
5complished, but is proceeding 10 an ,n,or
sNe campaign OF education that good roads
eeh'iiheh' may be the determining. factor
"hen the General Assembly conyencs nov,
year. AL that time the question of bondirc
the state in sum sufficient 10 nut Viz
Bihia on level with the most prorros.ivo
Booo roads states Il step made possihla ~,
the recent amending OF the Cons,i,u,io,
VIII be before the legislators. and Tho oseo'
cation recognizes the Importance nf bavi,,,
every man, woman and child fnIIv !,
formed as 10 what good roads moan IN ,to
soclal and business interests of ,bo S,,,
10 mat end IL is about TO inaugurate = Iri,.
lor membership, which should anno,l
every progressive citizen, and il Is eondir,,
INTO every section OF the State IFS mo,nr
trucks with moving pictures To- sproad ,,,C
good roads gospel 1t is vital work -,
construction that ii has undertaken .n,
fully deserving the cooperation OF An whn
have seen Virginia's growth retarded hv ma
mud which clogs It's wheels of progress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
,,,\1,rI,,,E AI.MNNNC
Theater Calendar

STRkND-ceril Lean nnu .ieo
MnyHcIh In "i.ook who's ite,c,
tCADE:MY-i<cith NnudrNiiic.
uIJOI-Nioin Dana In sih"''-
rlln'- Twin" -
I.I'r:I,iitD-"Buck" Jones In
.Sunsrt SprnEur.
HRONDWAl-Non str""e"
"Ihr Devils Pass key"
ISIS-Grnre Davi-0n rnu conway
T,.aric In "Ntonrmrnt."
I.YNIC-0tis skinner In "N"
ODEOS-initn Stewart In "ihe
Fighting Shrphcrdcss.
REN-DauEln. fairhnhHN
"Ibc Nollyc"ddlc.'
IICIDR-itosroe FATTY ar,
bnct. lie In "TLr Life nf the Party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
iri,uckJr at Victor,

Vhfnn on her own homo
grounds ~ bad enough, bat when she
."vadcs the Office OF a poor defense
less male with the idfa Of making him
n"rs, II is time 10 call the police. So
:EoScoe Arbucklc thinks in his now
Paramount feature comedy, The
XII" OF the Party" AT the Victor
Ihctt"r again today. But. happily,
nis difficulties BOlv. themselves be-
fDrn the bluecoat j. summoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
"prvii's Pass Key score.

VIM IS conceded 10 be ono o. Tho
mos, interesting films presented AT
"a" broadway Thcatcr this season Is
INC current feature attraction. The
i!"NiIs Pass Key" II production hv
t;r!c Won S,rohcim. producer Of
filnd husbands" and other notable
screen accom- Diishmcnts. The film
mas been admirably directed the
photography is faultless the story
.cN"r iapscs In interest, and the por-
excellence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Cinema Programs
Grace Dawson Stars.

I;rucc DAWSON. Who makts TT
lch,,, as n Pioneer star in the claoo.
rn,c rroduc,ion OF "A,oncnent. at
Inc Isis 'rheater today and ,omorFo ,N.
80 49, ~. movie stardom. In her
wori, in this photoplay she nas cs,ah-
II shed herself nrm!y In the ste!!ar
class. and has earned ne u,Ie "a
hciuy the lovelicst woman on th'
screen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

sTqBLislIED every .lnv in the 'enr y The Tines
sY Dispatch Publishing Co., Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
information Bureau

regarding almost INV
chi .,,,,n'nS ON legal nna med T.
~. INQUIRIES are answered ,IJrccttr
~; "nhi letter. n hcIf-nd,ircssctI
S Ma..pcT ID! snysi"pc is required. Ad-
Iion nu, me Idmcs-Dispntch Inforn,n-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Stnrs In "Sunsct Sprngnc."

"" bIII al the Bluebird Theatcr
,rS'-rlhy was headed hv Buck Jones.
th' ron star. in splendid picture
entitled sunset Spraguc." which VIII
DC repeated today. The audiences
Werc plainly delighted with the pic
ana several times applauded
IN" daring Workmanship of Jones.
INC story is well built. and the sup
,nor,i"S east has to step lively TO
h"'h IN with tho pace set by the
SLhr Patscy dc Forest does some
excellent work as the charming Rose
.-o'ihG. whose father has been killed
pE roEues who stole his mine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Where Spnni.b +. sn,,,

SiNUent. Kiverton - Snnni.,, :.
SNpokeh In spain. TO some cxtcn, -,
s G"r1ec1 rhilippinc Islands. ali Of o.,
Port" Port" 1 nico c SGXropt hrazlD, Cuba.
Mexico. all OF the West India I.,,, nnd
except the British colonies. ana "''u to
some extent in the State Of To- 10
Arizona and New Mexico. N"S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
The Unexpected .

John" said the mans wife, frankly, lit is
time for to have understanding about
money matters. Now about my gowns and
hats. have entirely too much wear; l
can't possibly wear them all. and"
But with mad Shrek he had plunged head
long out the sixth story window To the street.
1t that much too much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

,,o, -, 'p"oN'sts are descending on the Can
cusS'AE mad. but don't dare deny thar r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

The Mayor OF Godsboro warns his fellow
citizens: The law against speeding must be
cbcyed' 1t seems as though we have heard
such pronunciamentos before ~ few jail SEN
fences would speak in move understandable
language-w Wilson Times
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Doug IHairbnnLS Mt Rex.

On" OF the most hilarious comedies
OF That Vigorous star. Douglas Fair
ohnks. ~ The Mollycoddle." the fca-
rex Ihcater today. 1t is generally
considered one OF the most enter
tanning. pictures ever issued by the
ini'nitablc. irrepressible Doug, and
should prove popular with patrons
OF the Rex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
RillnuunD Ginlps- Dlsputrh

9fnE TIMES THE DiSrATCH
fEst. 1888 Est. $50
EfsSterrd january 81 1905. Mt the Post Ofh'e Ut
Richp,ond, W.. second class n!iuer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Echoes From Down Nome

our TASK is 10 make war unponu,,r
men OF peace rather than mo, ~
heroes OF the race. Prcsdcn, Wilson. -, -.
90 estapiish IL league of nations b,yo -,
much 10 usher in such a new order y, ,,'
me poih statement Of the America, c...'
W t'e navy VIII also give the cause ~ 80.
anu '"c 'oe"ls oil peace big boost .yorv,.,.r.
= means something to the race for ,,n ,I,
u oi hce'S openly TO proclaim that ,b.ro T.,
'h'"s "'Egcr and Brandcr and mora 10
'c ucSiitu IN inc world than bat,lcvh;, -
ii" auihir"i uniform.--Winston on Salem Inu,,a,
IN the selection OF the private soc-.,
i"r Governor Elect Morrison Tho nrn,~ -
"s"'" pech recognized. William II D,cb,,
.'', 'ic"sP"pcr man who has served viii
various kale!gh and Charlotte p,ncra 49,
w" "'S'shattd By Mr. Morrison for Tho in
portaht position 1t Will he reca,InI ,h,
"oNerh"r i'icN"its private secretary 80, >,
= 'c" months ago was Sanford Martin .,,
""""h euI'"r or the Wns,on-Sa Salem In,r..,
prominent member OF the North C,ro,,r, r.,
association ana OF its e.nresi1on,
k!nSton Free Press
IN" news that the railroads aro ot
20" he'V'y on their resources To inn,ov.
,S''"s 'q"'hncnt and add 10 rolling s,ock
100 ''es that one class OF employees n, ,ea.,
"''' nav" some money to spend Thor. 1, go
-" M'iH 10 DC done in this country for nm
''"H'' ch' I" he permanent on any annr.nI
able scalc.--Ralcigh Ncus-o hss,.a ''''''-
omen LOBBYISTS are descending on tn. can.
80 III H"'fms The C. o. y leaders ar.
'"'"'Ah mad. but don't dare deny THAR RI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

o.n Mss NJ u. f., Somcrset--Tbc wcra
esi tarS was was originally mocha MI
il has Been n" r, t"r number Of years
WIN the meaning OF a movinr ntai rs
'ast syllable with the long, 10 'he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Let Ii BE Strictly business

ORD CHALMERS. Of the British Treas
Il ury, will soon arrive III this country to
negotiate for the extension OF Americas So
GOO 600 600 loan to Great britain. In these
negotiations the British government will
seek to have this loan funded in longtime
notes al lower rate Of interest than they
now bear. These obligations already bear
very low rate OF interest, practically the
same as that of The Understanding notes
that American taxpayers must meet.
Since this loan to Great Britain under the
existing contract natures at stated intervals
in the near future, il is perhaps nothing
but right TO consent to its funding in notes
extended for Il reasonable length of time,
hut it would be unfair to American tax
payers TO reduce the rate Of interest bur-
Gencd as they are by abnormaly high tax
alton 10 meet domestic Indebtedness
amounting to more than $4,000, 100000.
1t is true that the British Indebtedness is
somewhat larger than this. but that is no
concern OF Americas TO the extent that IL
should unduly continue this burden on its
own people by granting unusual favors to
Great Britain that ii may the more easily
work ont from under its own load Of taxa
ton. The American government owes its
first duty to its own people.
The is over and the motive which in
fucnccd America TO extend financial aid to
liberal terms that the common undertaking
might succeed, no longer governs. All of
, '--,s,."tr~tries engaged in si-7-;7yr, are now
d! Sot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,MAs~. ar"thOupr -, ,s
S"iHcicnt INTO 1t TO decide the ortcomo in
i"Nof OIL me allies Great Britain got moro
o"' Oh the war than any other nation which
LOON part IN IL. True, il NAV moi i,umod;
"'tiS iealiZe III large monetary returnc
! from IT'S acquisitions. hut in the ycars IN
/ ,"hc there VIII be Il steady flow NJ wealth
'''o us coicfs from these sources wbic,
'"h ne applied 10 tightening the lurd.n of
'"Aa'ioh It's subjects are now compelIcd IN
/ carry. "
: 'o'eoFcr, there is another reason univ
-N"cFi'a should not depart from sound husi
'.'HS principles through motives of milan
'iHoP! 10 ease Great Britains burden AZ
'"e ''me Great Britain negotiated tho
present loan it withheld from this country
Information as to secret treaties into ,rb;oi,
~ ""u entered which, II has been claimed
p"ccs inns country ut a serious Jisadva,
'"Sc III respect TO lis position i'm world ,f
'"'is III the years 10 come. In other wards
~ mas peeh charged that the British rcnro
sentative VINO arranged for this loan ,ybiIo
'''h'hs protestaiions OF deep friendship for
.N'icilca ana ITS people. cuchrcd tho Amor
i'"h government out OF its most yoluoh,o
hawai- Dase In the Pacific. by the oblipotinns
"SS""icu III the secret treaty with Jon,n
ii"d me iacts as TO this treaty been know,
"' lhe umeI the present liberal controo,
hiiRht nave failed or been greatly ,nodino,
iiehce' III the coming negotiations !, ho
moves America TO look out for lis owp IN
tcrcsts and do business on stric,I, h..i,
principles. '''es'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Not Located.

We know man who loathes the city. hates
the country. detests the resorts is afraid of an
airplane and wouldn't go down III Il submarine
for million
We've been trying for year to suggest
some place Tor him To go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

after reasonable lapse OF time those
,'a ,',E u"c!'''ned by the service men might
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
..rh- ,Irhting sherhrrde,s.-

Nnita Stewart has given me scr'"h
""e M 'fiS .n''.s.,s. :. 'n-ph-rn's"s
~ pictured AZ the Odcon yesterday
ana again today. she has one OF The
most delightful Characterization she
has yet enacted. Il is splendid pro-
IuGtLOn and nasn!iiccntly staged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

G. o. T. pie hunters find i, amo,,, .
stand why. with the juicy CONNECTION :, fran
OF MIN, senator Harding can refrain fron
s!icing into 1t. IRON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Frnnk y. Ipnuskct, DIc..

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--Frank "
na"Skeit. Of South Carolina. for many
ears connected with the State De-
parthcnt. latterly with the Bureau
81 Passport Control, died at his home
her" last night following two
months illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

II the German chemist succeeds in his cf-
forts to perfect n tablet that Will take the
place OF food. 1t will be bitter pill to a great
many Observation-Disclosures Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

h'ehnohd school girls who are barin, ,b.ir
S %Nees IN January Will be begging Dad for
heavier furs next July "a" t"i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Chnrcoa, i;ph,. Daily Thought.

when lie mawnin' break clear an blue in
de sky said Charcoal Eph, ruminatively. dat
de time | laks [ look out y de windah an
thank dc i.ayd dat don have /, cit up TO an
hour yit. Eat chop, Mistah Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
tDurinr.

The visitor entered the editors Office srandly.
Sir" he said. Il am "A Poet"
The Editor reached for paste pot and re-
piled:
You are the bravcst man have ever
known. to admit it,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

Rainfall II hours ending 5 l.. None
Rainfall - hours ending i. NJ. None
Excess since March l.............. ga
deficiency since January l....... 80
Local Observations at \ l.. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. south; wind velocity. 2.
wcu thcr al II. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

quests. If the truth could be known. It would
he safe bet that let of congressman who
voted for woman suffrage would like to re-
call their votcs-Ashcvlle Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Abuse of the Eyes.

Copyright. 1890. by National Newspap Service.
g: Does excessive reading njurc the eye
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Economic Note,

We are gradually approaching the Read
iustment. The other day gave waitress
10 cents and she said thank YOU instead OF
smiling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

IN her studied aHronts 10 the Widow Leeds
ca', 7oPnie literally is biting the hand that
..N'"!'S MtV yFcter the monkey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

principles
FROM January 10, when he quits The
""'e' "hlh March !, when he takes HE
ne" JOB, fiaraihs may be able to find en-
'''' '''c'' III Wiling pieces for his paper
With plymouth Rock split in twain and
me Nayhowcr damaged bv fire II Ioo,, 49,
II jamestown might at last come into r.,
own. o IT'S
Prophecies who reads The stars save WI
son Is IN danger in 1921 After on ,ha,
happened To him in 1920. lie should worr,,
The mistletoe is down for another ,wc,vo
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Ho" mere quite so bright as in Virginia
New York cour, rules tina, IL cents :.
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PUBLIC would like to have is his opj,i,,, 80, 49,
Guys prevailing prices for a SMILE"
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chance Oh it rather IMAM the i;ichmonh - ,""S
rroduqt. "''''ea
Gnai bishop VINO urges humility ON ,bc ,,-,
ref'rm"rS evidently docs not know mnrh
about the modern brand ''''
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