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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Dawes "Cussing" Pleases Bank
H> JAMES L.. lII.GiLLi:N,
United News Stan Corrcsnou,Irut

Ch'A'H'' req. Its remarkable how
v""r go" ol"-'"Sh'"ned cnSS words. such as
e' '"' ""I'''' VII! pep up "A baAk--cvcn
i nation
az "oES % ihe central Trust Company Of
.'''"o'S' ""'''s q. Dawes went 10 Washing
ION ana cHsSed right and left in defending
me american evolutionary forces before a
'"hsr'"Si"h'' investigating committee" and
inc great mass 90 people understood his Ian
suaSc.
No" me hoSs is BACK and everybody. from
III. ''"''"f TO the president OF the bank. is
'''"'"H 'h"u' me way Charlie did it-amd
me ONO" lore" is taking IT, sort Of a
persona! victory for the firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
POPULAR ACTS ON BILL
At ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Several Vaudeville Offerings Which
Have Decided BlS-Tiuie
Smack

without u doub, the hes, feature
of the show now playing at the
Academy is dainty little Mile. Rhca.
who is to he seen in series of story
dances. and whose act decidedly
s'facks of the big time. 1t Is not
oft"n that such II Drctcntiou. act
comes our way. an act SO attractive
~ staged ana 'costu,ncd and with
such y captivating littic dancer as
INC star she Is small ana light AZ
Il feather. her dancing is rs airy aud
~ graceful :,s thistiodown. and she
IS ,; seen i IN a variety Of numbers.
,is Eneh iamce has = different and ar
which arc novel ana arc unusually
harmonious backgrounds for her ari.
lighting effects. From tho opening
number. that OF n sinuous Oriental
wh" dances In the moonlight 10 the
strains OF violin. to the old-fash-
the cbntor of lncv Valentine, she
|; wholly eapiiva;inE. As II coy
herself IN English she showed her
self talented ia other Ways than in
INC art or tho dance. for Milo Rhon
Is heeiiedlv versatile. and II is hard
7" decide in which Of her many mum
hcr; sh" IL at her best
dh" MT Is n?t ~ dancing. how
Mach. j. Senla Ruskoif ana Lesii.,
l<ii" all add TO the general cNrri
win music, ~ tho piano. on the v,o-
~, anu IN Ho1:s. Aud. or COIIr.c
H!i". ithcl must have hor martinez
Tor tn. Adarip and other of nor
nhnces. especially the number which
embrace toe work. I'll" nc, "a Iuv
ishIS costuined by Lucille. the famous
n"imt", anh carries "A large amount
81 sprciAi scenery IT is a real treat
i"r us. hirh-cinss big time oCfnr
,nE. which is artistic in every de-
Mill Collins The Sneaker ~ mo
iinuS"' was tho next In popularity
WIN yesterdays audience he Of ibc
l"hE wind and endless stream or
"pftF u" viii lac remembered In
ms amusing speech "-rhc I'atrin,''
rhn many ar" ;hr laughs in stone
i2r th"s" who will hcar this come
"Ihn whilc he is in Richmond
Emil ana Willie nrcn tho shnw I,
novelty which is something: n"yv
ana extra hazardous in acrobatlce.
IhcN work on a huge apparatus.
which IS In the shape of a ,-irnn,ir
nhir Of "ycrlnsscP. hence the titIc ar
me act FOR balancing feat ,bia
coupl" ar" tn" best seen hero .nI
~" act i Interesting from star, "a
hnlsh. Charles Lloyd aud COMPANY
cause Gooh dcnl 81 mcrriurn, In
,n.if ono-hci comedy. "Thc PATRIOT
NJ owners Of motor carr win In
hiEhiy amused ut the ,rnuhIas 81 ,j,is
Uo1r couple "ith their 'Spccdstcr'
ana symrathize with them al tn.
tragic HnISh Wv
cleveland and nowry are nlso soon
~ rev minutes Of comedy dinInrt,n
~ usual rattle S"wS and Il Toui~a
W ne i,Hy arc shown preceding tho
'""''' NV. -, II. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
TWIN BEDS STILL HOLDS
ITS OLD COMEDY CHARM
Audience at Strand Gets Many Il
Good Laugh Out of Bou-
fIpir I.:sYft.


"'' ON by Tor Eo"d laugh
WIN hods. was seen at tho strand
last night ana stiil holds first place
IN the eyer inrr.,sir. b,r,o, 90,
hou,,,. r,.
'"' WIS one
ci 'he hr"t OF this type OF play ond
made an Immediate hit. partly
through ite novelty nnd n,rt,, far a.
,o,uv ,,,.t
anu eie'er
N'" '""uSh ono has wit
hcSSeh sNHeral OF It's more unworthy
Successors. he will dcr,v, ,or,,,o
ntnusr,ncn, tr, ,,,
80 '"''' an i"F cierernoss
'''''" ''S' hiSht by cap
VINO were quit"
~ '"" c"'''c"H ro!es III which
ne seven members
we're satisfactory. cs-
rs enc ms the iit'i"
So. h"F"'''' us Nora. and
N"'''i''S' hs IN" harnssca
,,. "c experimental tenor.
"'' WIS taken by Aususte
'"n ms comedy efforts wtr"
w" "''hE e"Haw by the
last night
OF WIN he!s IL very
,N' ''t "'"er "ondoir hrces. deal
w" People flashing in and out
""''i'''S' ci"FetS windows. 81;
vim everything getting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
WILL TRY TO AVOID MIXED
JURY IN M'GANNON CASE
Officials In Cleveland Nrlirvc Jury of
Eoth Men and Women VIII
IInlIn:. IrIfl.

NY NSHOCiHiUI T'rCHs.
LENiIlANb. ONO. Feb. IA
jury composed either Of all mon nr
all women viii he sought bv Edward
e. Stanton, county prosecutor To try
the ease Of Judge William II Mo.
Cannon. which was scheduled TO
start today.
Stanton said he intended taislrdr
tn" matter un with counsel for judge
Mcii"rnon before In" trial. In an ST.
fort 10 work out 4 method whereby
mixed jury might he avoided be-
rnusr Of tho possibility uf . long.
drAwn-uut 'cgal battle. Under III.
present statutes. Stanton said. n il
innosSihln TO s"poratc Jury
Judge VI .G.nuDn. now ON trial rnr
The S"cpnd time ON ';ir charge If
!"cn' Il degree murder for the ALLEGED;
killing of Harold g. karr. garage
nwHcr. on tho nicht az MAY LAST
The FIRST Trial resulted ~ u Hisnrrrc.
:ncni after the jury Md hc"n out
iDFlN-clght hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY $, 1921.
a Clcar.Thinl,img ilinamcicr

IF the American public had not long ago
become fully convinced that Johu Skcl-
ton Williams established record for idcl-
sity to public trust and efficiency i'll its adj
ADMINISTRATION that entities him to he ranked
among the most capable and far-seekns
financiers who have ever filled the position
OF Comptroller OF the Currency his annual
report submitted 10 Congress Monday fur
nishes the sufficient proof.
For n grasp OF all of the details OF the
country's financial resources and of the
manner OF their administration under the
operation OF the Federal reserve system
&Rad the various subsidiary banking inter
6Ssts, the report shows prorundity OF
thought and ucdity Of statement that
mark him as OF the clearest thinking
men of the period The country recognizes
in our present banking system. as COM
pared with tho clumsy. haphazard system
OF the past, distinct triumph of financial
wisdom for the conservation and mnbiliza-
ton OF the country's financial resources to
serve the demands OF business in all OF it's
varied activities: but il is 4 new system
land under the test of experience weak
nesses have been disclosed which make il
fall short of the full public benefits OF which
1t is capable when these defects are cured
one of these weaknesses is seen by Comp
troller Williams in the opportunity still af-
forded selfish interests to proiteer in money
land commodities. While as Mr. Williams
points out, the banking situation is steadily
&growing more secure. he submits that the
Ednty rests on Congress ~. add do this Sc
Icurity by eMactnents that niti improve the
System and increase the security of deposi-
TORS, To this end. he makes rccommendo-
&tions for charging the list of acccptnhle
BANKING securities in such way as to bring
hundreds OF millions OF dollars ont OF hid
in and ir1F Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Ccnsoriny the News

~ AWHILE Boosting a population OF
- 2l539, famous as tobacco mari and
one OF Virginia's real lvo-wire cities. i4 ON
the wrong track. Or. rather, its Char.bar
of Commerce is steering an erratic ana
smfstaken course in seeking to isolate ,p
city by means of a news censorship for
that Is all such a censorship as il is pto-
posed TO establish would lead to or
course, the chamber heart is in the right
place IN that i seeks TO boost Danvills by
tying the hands OF The newspaper CORE
sspondents and permitting ihem 10 SEND an,
only news that is favorable to the CIV
.suppressng all that does not hold il IN 10
the world as 100 per cent pure i'm lis
morals. 100 per cent efficient in business.
and 100 per cent desirable as a place of
residence for all who may hear of its won
gderful goodness.
The Chamber OF Commerce, it is pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
PERSHING DECLINES AN
INVITATION TO APPEAR
General Writes ia Representative
Fihod, Saying. at seems nncrrS-
sary TO Cunautrc Further Time"
IHN .NSSnciatcl nrc9s.

WASiIINGTON, Feb. 7.-Critics Of
the American Revolutionary Forces
have been completely answered in
each instance by competent wit
ncSscs, and ii seems unnecessary
further to consume the time" Of
MISUNDERSTANDING committee. Gem
cral l'crShinE wrote 10 Representa-
tive Flood Democrat. OF Virginia. de-
clining an invitation to appear
While ready 20 reply to n committee
summons. the general said he could
see no reason why ! should appear
at this time to answer allegations
that have already been rcfutcd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Inrpr,t T,cIcscnnrs,

w. H., M0nt"rey.-Th marnifyiu-
bower al telescopes is generally cx-
pressed in diamctcrS. the praticaI
unit OF power being loo d!amctcrs
per !nch of diameter Of the tcleScnpe.
Thus The th:rty-six inch telescop..
AT the Lick Observatory may give
a maSni!ying power Of 3.GGn diam
ttcrH. i'ut such high power can
oniN 10" used In a very clear atmos-
fhcr'. and consequently most astron-
oin!cal oi ScrvntIOnS are made AT ObO
'''~,cis. The largest refractinr
telescopes In the world are in the
United states. The ono ut Ycrkcs
Observatory. Geneva Lake. Wis. has
an object lens forty inches in diam
ctcr. with focal length of sixty
Tour feet. The movable part OF the
instrument turning on the polar axis
weighs about twelve tons. and the
CLOCK one and Onc-half tons Other
large telescopes are the thirty-six-
inch NJ Lick Observatory. Mt. Iiamil-
ton. cal. where many important
Astronomical discoveries have been
made: the twunty- six-fnch ut the
United states observatory Wash
irEton, -. g., and the iwcnty-four-
Inch tphotorraphic ohjcctivc) be-
longing 40 Harvard University. From
what is stated above, YOU will read
ilT see that no very high power in
strumcntS can be carried about
readily. We are unable to supply
the names of the manufacturers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
MINIATURE NI.N,S>r
lheater Calendar

SFHNAD-"INin ir,is." farce
comedy.
ADI:Mf-E"ith vaudeville.
hiUpl-Hiiiir burke, I'm ..Tb.
::n:cnfiun "r t:,IInirth.''
DIN EHihi,--l' ranki.n Fnrnum.
In 'Ihc Gniiopiue Devil"
HnbtDNtl --tunstuurc r,t
"nnEr' IN "l,nnErrnms Iu.incss."
N's-RcSinnld iinrkrr's "Gou-
less Wen"
h1NiI "fntt," irburkIc, I'm
"Brcwstcr'S Millions
tDEoN-Itcrt IytrfI 9, .,rh
Misleading LADY,
-. REN-InmcS Aubrey. In rrbc
Trouble Hunter"
NICfuIl-i:dwnrd .Iosc.s .,I,,h
FRS al Nrn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
t:nnd Victor I,ictrrc.

IT W1s nc cIr!H inst nppcLrnnc. ~.
a singer In the crowded cnfc and
she had mad" "A hit so much So
,ia' IN" manager wanted her Ia cash
In ON II by going down ana SITTING,
~ he tables with the patrons. 'I'smid-
~ h" Girl looked over her audience.
In 'front.' Of the stage n nnc-iookiug
eyes met, slowly shook his head TN.
gil refused to l"av" the stag"
Tina WAS tho beginning of Tho
n"roino's nnioint: In The Mothers OF
Mon which IL nt tn" Victor tOduy.
with clair" Whi;n"y. a hcau'ifui ana
taipn'cd young actress. in TIA. lead
iMG rnIr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
G.ulIrss Men,.

il"icnc Chadwick. the orlv wanna,
wh" played ahonrn snip uY ca,aIia,,
lsiaud win tho t;Oldwyti Gonna ~
Mn. 'G"dices Men WnGcr ifa al,
ihEGh ON twenty big misl.y
non they hrst Called ont on in"
nenEE, rolling waves the men were
S"iiyltous as I" tho fair member.
i1hiinI "h" would suffer from son
sickness. She BE- tho only r,.r,Grr 80
ne company VINO was not Ill GOD.
I"Se Men vii hc seen for two marc
daSs ~ the Isis Th"ater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
SEEK INFORMATION or
INAUGURATION ACTIVITIES
Informal Inquiry IL Made by White
House officials ns to Pinns of
Committee.
nv Assoclate1 Press. l

WASHINGTON. Feb. White
House officials sought today 10 learn
something about tho plans for the
inaugtt OF President Elect Hard
Ing.
They made informal inquiry Of the
inaugur:,l committee. particularly as
to whether AIR. Harding would visit
tho White House before the inaueu-
ration and ride TO the Capitol with
President Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
NEW GREEK PREMIER WILL
HEAD LONDON DELEGATION
Mihlstcr az War VIII Not 60 To Scor
f.Hst Conference IL
nCcfxipM
[ Rv .AHsnCiNlnh nrnsu

~ hsSp'iAtru lr'SS.t
ATHENS. Feb. G.-DnlCEatcs scut
!" the near east conference" in Lon
don, late this month. will bc beaded
ny NJ. khloGcropoulos. the ncw Pre-
inicr, II was said here lat" today
NJ. tonnaris, Minister Of War. vii!
not 20 I" London. IL has hccu d.C!d-
cd in Wow of British opposition.
Nen'zrlist newspapers of this cit.' SO.
vcrrly criticize NJ. Gounaris for his
role in the ministerial crisis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

sumcd. having fathercd this surprising in
nOratiOn would set itself up censor
OF all news, and after Il deliberate and
careful winnowing OF the news wheat from
the chan-pcrhaps by vote OF its menu
bership-- would graciousy permit the news
p&pcrs To put on the press wires for public
consumption that which in is wisdom it
had approved. IL brief. anything emanat-
linz from that live industrial center and
tobacco market would be good news. New
industries, church festivals. weddings and
pink teas perhaps would he thought worthy
of place on the wire. but Of murders. di-
vorces and embezzlements never word.
II would be an interesting experiment
of the small-tnwn sort, this news censor
ship by Chamber Of Commerce. but ii
would 80; work. With its sensational news
under the chambers ban. all other news.
rs good us II might lie. would have upon
il the tingc Of censorship. and the Danvile
date line soon would disappear from the
press OF State and nation. With its date
line gone its mast valuable medium of pub
Lefty would disappear and Danvilic would
be left to stagnate and become Il deserted
village.
Danviie of course. is too progressive II
city 10 permit such usurpaton of its
press privileges. even ii lie leaders of the
Chamber Of Commerce should sanction the
attempt that one of its committee has sug-
ccsted. Danvillc will continue 10 send out
its news. good and bad. the newspapers Will
do their own censoring. ana tho silly pro-
pcsai will be forgotten along with other
absurdities Of the blue variety. |; may be
accepted rs n sound proposition that the.
newspapers OF any city are careful Of its
reputation and as urniiing to injure il as
is any Chamber Of Commerce. They have
duty to perform To the reading public
in the dissemination Of all the news that Is
news but the welfare and progress and
fair name Of its city is tho first care Of
every worthwhile newspaper, and Virginia
lays claim. to no other kind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
..Dangcrors business"

Making believe that YOU are mar
ricd 10 a man who is not your mus
band is mighty dangerous husi',css.
oven If you have tn" best 0c iui.h-
lions Constance rHlnaduc demon.
ttrat.s this fact in "paugrruus Bus
mess" her latest picture. which IT,
showing at tn" broadway Thnti.r
She finds herself in :, peek cf trouble.
bur. leave il TO Constance to eNtri-
cate acrsc!f from any Kind cf dii-
nculty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Real Entertainments.

kidnapped from hr- homo ut midi
night by the man SHE had laughed
at she fuund h"reclr borne uway Int.
The woods aud held a prisoner. NuI
then !, cam" his tim" to laugh at
her, NJ nr*t SA" lat.d him Tor III
AMI then. You Vii learn what
happcn"d when you Sc" Hort I.yt.I.
IN th"Nn"w Metro pi"turixaiicn nJ the
wcl,-kuown stag" play. The MiSlcnd-
ing Lad-" thai - playing At tia.
OdcOn today. hnH't miss this rapid
iirn entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
I,rrn,,m Mikes HI.

The Galloping Devil" IN which
Franklin i'nrnuin ~ being starred.
viii be the attraction agaiu today
at the Blucbird Th"aicr farnun Is
a member or the famous Faruuns fam
lily. and this pictur" 81 ono of tn"
best ia which he hae ever appeared.
Tho picture is one that holds attcn-
tion from start Ia finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
WIN Smelly Guard prI,onr.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. Feb .tJ,
Kirby Sid Kirby. Jake Smith ant
VIII Holmes convicted Mt TusnmbI,
In connection with the killing p DO,
Stephenson. prohibition dcput. win
no brought to Huntsville imnrdiate.
~ for safekoeping. according to N
l.. Pierce. Federal prohibitio on
forcement officer OF Alabama. who
now In Huntsville,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Is Your Flame Raid.

hr" yDn ono Of those pcrplcxoi girls
"n" arc IN low" with "A man AMI can.
MN because OF one thins-bccnuF. hc
- nald headed? II Won ara. You wiIl
n ,,1,i ,solnt!!on to your problem ia
hll.l" hurm"'s aCtiruT IN nor latcst
p!cthr", THE Education Of Film
n"th, which Is ~ tn" lNIou Thontrr.
l.nnsdcn iinr" IS Tho leading mar.
pth"re In tn" cast include Donald
Shaync. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Information Eurcau

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. rvrcrtfni- ON legal nnn mcdi
cal subjects. are answered free. A.
MI inquiries 1rc answered tlirrctIy
%! personal letter. q xrif-aIdrcSSr,l
stamped cnrci"rr u required. td-
dress The Tines-Disnatch iniurma-
ton turr:I. ttichmOnd. ta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Entrance Requirements at West
Point Military Academy.

y. L. s. Observation-Disclosures
10 the Military Academy must ho
between IL and % years OF age. free
from any inhrmity which may render
them unfl, for Hnilitary service. and
able to pass. unless a satisfactory
certificate is submitted. "a careful cX-
animation in English grammar. Eng
lish composition, English literature
algebra through puadratic equa-
tions. plane geometry. United States
history, and the outlines of general
history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
bushels or cor, In Grin.

c. q. T.. Trcvilian.-ro figure the
number Of bushels OF ear corn in "a
crib, multiply the length Of crib by
the width by the height, by four
n!nths. il the corn is of good quality
after several weeks in the crib. or
by four-tenths If corn Is new or Of
inferior quality. If the corn carries
the Shuck. multiply length hy width
by height and divide by three. If
the width or length OF the crib is
different at the top and bottom of
the pile OF corn. use the average
II shclled corn is IN the crib or bin,
times the quantity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. g. Weather bureau,
forernsi: Virginia

, Unsettled weather Tues
dnf nnd Wednesday
probably rain: some
wi'nt colder Tuesday.
North Cmrnlinn-t'n-
settled weather Tuesday
and "Wednesday prob.
amy rain: somewhat
colder "Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Cinema Programs
.rhuckic Lending Woman.

,f"i'y Ross Clark. who ein,o,, %,
i,n'cpr Arhnchl". in THE Tray.iS S'"
aa'"S MAJ; ia again his leading wn,n.
"ii.rrys, n.w iWamount picture.
ihE ~" Lyle rheatcr Mt ctcrv sb%rr
ing hills week S"'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
The Mayors BUDGET and School Levy

nc Mayors tittH.tcf AMI u School Levy
HERE were no surprises in the budget
as Mayor Ainslie presented il To the
Council last night WITH his firm and
praiseworthy determination that the city
shall live within IT'S income unaltcrcd and
the limitations Of its financial resources
so well recognized. there could be nothing
OF the fairy wand stuff whereby tho Mayor
could produce something out OF nothing to
meet fully the demands made upon him
The budget. pared TO the bone. repre-
srn's months Of labor in searching for every
penny aVailablo, and III cndCavoring to
make one dollar do tho work OF two Under
his financial limitations the Mayor has
done Wonderfully we'll. Naturally, the va
rcus departments are disappointed They
are given no room for expansion They
must live on what has suiiced for them
during the past year. 1t is an unfortunate
situation, since expansion in several of the
departments, particularly that OF Public
SAFETY, is highly desirable. but Richmond
must accept it and make the best of it
il il is 10 survive foolish financial methods
o! past years and place itself on All efficient
business footing.
disappointment Of the schools over the
Mayors inability TO meet their request for
additional funds is assungcd by his recon-
mchdation for special school levy There
seems no other way out. Increased taxes
are never popular; they never will be They
are especially unpopular now when the citi-
1ens financial burdens arc heavy bu, what
substitute can b" offered? The citys in
come resources are exhausted and still the
schools arc unprOviGcd for above what was
granted 10 them in the last budget Not
only must they not be permitted to de-
'crlorate, but they must be raised to
higher plane OF efficiency. They must be
brought 10 the standard OF other cites and
Richmond must find tho money that is
necessary to that end No one who has !,
thought for our future men and women
viii dispute that The Mayor has failed
/" ma the funds within tho ci,y's normal
income II Council cannot find them, and
there is little chance that il can then a
special levy Is the cuy recourse. and il
Should encounter no objection from n single
interest in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Charcoal isph.s Daily Thought.

II don like = Keep on findin fault" said Char
coal Erh. in nutty mood. but jess got t
say dat VII . open winter hope de coal
50 broke tryin' 1 :i' IL dollars II ton. Eat II
banana. MiS;ah Jackson?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

Yes. sir know man who walked int"
the editors Office aui told him he :. poet"
"Ah! You know the poet
No: KNEW him. Tne editors Office was
on the sixteenth noor aud the window
opcn'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

Mrs. Nelson Vanderbilt is n bride again
"N',"'"i l" the announcements carried In
tho New York newspaper. That. ono tro,,hIo
win ms counit". There are too many brides
again ana $50 few yct.--Bristoi Herald
Iniricr -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

not hc strong enough to resist the pro-t;cr-
man picauings for Dcbs but all good Amcri-
cans VIII hope for the contrary
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5 . S--cnn you tell me where | get Il
revised geography for home reference?
y Reader OF You.
stick to the old ono yet while. Brother.
Looks Like i'm bo jus; reliable any for
another generations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Gond Rex show.

'.'Thc Trca,blc Hunter" is the at
traction ut the Rex today. and IL Will
give All something to think about
The picturc is said TO h" one of TIA,
best brought to the movie house FOR
some weeks.