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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
News Of Fifty Years Ago

CTrom the Richmond Dispatch Dec. l. 1879
Al the Baptist state Sunday School conven-
tion yesterday committee. cf which Hon. r.
l., Montague was made chairman. APP
pointed TO consider and report on the best
plans for organized Sunday school work in the
churches throughout the state with the vicw
OF formulating r"coinc ndatons to the churches
to the end that there may I've uniformity AMI
operation.
Fifty-onc marriage licenses were issued In
November by the clerk OF the Hastings Court
thirty-seven being 10 white couples and four
teen to colorcd.
The licens" tax imposed upon attorneys
at law by the City Council having been PASSED
upon by the courts is legal ana is now duc
Judge r. II Baker OF Norfolk one of the
bright lights Of the Norfolk bar passed away
night before last
One hundred ana hfty-onc deeds were adj
mittcd I" record in III" office of the clerk OF
the Chanccry Court in tho month OF November
Thirty-cight deeds were recorded in IIanrico
County Cort.
Judge Watkins If Prince Edward county
has decided that tn" terms OF his court shalt
hereafter begin on Tuesdays instead Of on
Mondays. thus doing away with SUNDAY travel
ing in order to attend courts.
There were nine fire alarms in Richmond
during the month OF November. but the amount
OF the loss has not Yet been reported
There fight ~ the custonhousc yes
tcrday between q. G Vincent local editor OF
the National Nirginian ana S l.. Annable.
late Radical candidate tOrA the Legislature
from Hcnrico County. Vincent had written
in his paper that the defeat OF the Radicals
In Henrico was due TO the inconp.tency OF
some Of the candidates and party workers An
r,able took this t" mean him and Vincent
promptly informed him that his surmiscs were
correct. whercupon Annablc struck him. Vim
cent struck bnck as best he could( he is a para
lytic). and then bystanders intcrfcrrd and
stopped proceedings
he Of
Valley Of Virginia is s. TO So per hundred
pounds. and beef is goin;: at 4 to cents per
pound.
The Hudson River Is frozen ever hard from
Catskill to Albany and navigation has been
entirely suspended on the canals up that way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
CEMENT COMPANY TAX
DEFAULT, Is ALLEGED
Augusta County Cintns $1,000 due
an Capital Assets Covering
FINr-lrnr Period.
ISncrlAl ID The 'rImes -DIsnatch-l

Special To The Times -Dispatch.l
iiARKISONnt.RG. VA. Soy. 40
The Local Hoard OF Tax Review for
Augusta county. nj "a meeting held
yesterday In Stanton. ordered cor
ti'ch 10 the comn !ssiotcr Of the
Revenue a report Of Norman i. Bur
CESS. examiner of the records FOR The
Eighteenth Judicial District, which
declares that during the last FIVE
yoars the Augusta County Ernnch 81
"a" LchIeh Portland Cement Corn
pauy has d"faultcd approx iinatcly
SNi,t00 In fal.ur" to pay ta>ca on
capital aSacts said TO represent al
most $4,000 coo.
Counsel FOR tho corporation. II ia
asserted. failed "a produce records
and nt;urcs az tho assets ~ thc arin
In compliance with eubpocnca is
sued by the Virginia Tax Board,
whcr"upon. the rcpori OF the "N-
amincr was accepted as correct, and
{, was ordered certified TO the Com
missioner OF the Revenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Paying poIl Taxes Twice.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Slit seems quite evident that
scores OF women voters are havinr
10 pay their poll taxes for 1921 twice.
why so? n number Of them having
received bills from the trcasurcrs
Office that their poll tax was In,
and payable hcfoc December /. 1927.
III good faith paid the 1871 rolI tax.
not knowing when they Registered
ana voted this year and IN tho No
vcmbcr election of 1920. that this
years poll tan was paid at time al
registration. and that same should
not he required again. which is being
done. personally am an innocent
victim or the tax collector my has
band was given the poll tax bill Tor
1871 when he called for tax bills for
property. and paid II without ques-
tion. Arc you too tax victim?
NJ l.. ID.
Richmond. Va. November 30. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Releasing China

- LANS Tor releasing the benevolent"
Strahglehoid certain of the powers have
hcd on China for so many years are grad
u"iIE Dcihg worked out in the arms limita-
ton conference in Washington When EIihu
Root secured the unanimous adoption of
his resolution setting forth principles of
iu'hre r"athent oil that langushing repub-
lie he tied the nations participating in the
conference TO proposition so manifestly
sound i'll its recognition OF Chinas sub
merged rights that there is no defensible
way of retreat for any OF them in the sub
ScVucnt working out OF the details OF the
arrangement by which the rights thus
acknowledged are to be secured to her
True. the lack OF efficient government in
China affords opportunity for haggling over
details OF procedure and delaying appli-
catioh or the measures for restoring to her
fun territorial and administrative integrity.
but the accepted Root resolution is some
thing more than mere scrap of paper:
IL reflects the enlightened world view that
the time has passed in the progress OF civil
li2ation when public opinion will tolerate
the continued despoilmcnt of weak and
backward nations by combinations OF the
strong ones acting in concert for a division
of the spoils
The details by which China is to be re-
lieved Of the dominance OF her affairs TO
which sh" has heretofore been subjected are
heInS worked cut and while the element of
Time Is Il necessary factor to be considered
IN the application OF them China can he de-
pended on TO institute the reforms i'm adj
'hinisiraton upon which they are condi-
TONED. One by one her ten points, aro
pe'hs considered and in regard to most OF
them their justice has been asscntod IN and
committees are At work upon plans for mt,
ing them into effect when China shall no
ready TO assume the responsibility they inn
pose "
Whatever, therefore. may be the gains
me other nations get out OF the conference
"hen IT SHAH have concluded its labors /,
appears reasonably certain that China wil
III the course OF time como into full possos-
sion OF the numerous rights OF which sba
mas been despoiled When that result has
been confirmed. this backward nation or
more than 500 Op0.V00 people will gather
new nope and surge forward in political and
/ material progress with astonishing rapjditv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Japan ApparcntIy Firm

AN persists in its demand for a 70
per cent fleet, based on its actual need
i"F NATIONAL securlty-a basis OF calculation
"hnch would upset tho whole carnfuIlv
reared structure Of the Limitation conf.r-
ehcc, and refuses 10 accept the co nor CON,
strength awarded 10 it under the Hughes
pan whIch is based on reduced TONNAGE -,
'"e eAistlhs ratio an impasse would seem
W DC inevitable Japan has presented TO
'ne conference It's formal demand for 10
per cent feet backed the disna;rrns i,
dicatc. by the Japanese Cabnn, and 49,.
diplomatic advisory council S,audi,r IN
unalterabic opposition to me .yan.uos, mo-
posal are Great britain and the I-,it.d
states, which are agreed on tho uuph.Y
suggestion in which the naval cyncr,s ~,
found no flaw
Thus an apparently insurmoun,ahIe OH.
stacle has been raised i'm tn rnrforo,,,,,
but II is noteworthy that in the gc,.r,,l c,,,
ment in Washington there is no rom. ~,
acknowledgement, no real fear that AZ, apron.
ment viii not be reached and reached an
me hughes formula Japan quite natur-
ally, is fighting for the most favorable ra,jo
Oh reduction 1t can obtain at the hands OF
the conference. If Il gesture" o, unchange-
able opposition to the Hughes pronns,I
promises 10 be- effective TO that purpose mo
one will blame Japan for making il I'm,
when Japan sees that its gesture" is i'm.
potent. ii will hardly endangcr the work OF
the conference by refusing 10 Weld In
TACT, II Is broadly minated in dispatches
out OF TOKYO that The stand for 10 Der
cent fcei mad it's inception in WASHINGTON
rather than In The japanese capital. and tina,
the supposedly popular enthusiasm back of
the kato demand is largely manufactured.
japan may also be seeking 10 carry for
ward It's naval demand as trading point
IN the Far Eastern controversies. which are
reaching delicate stage Whether or no,
this be the case. a0d whatever the solution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
swer,.cr t,-nd- business BODY.

FFEIE!.IVkSFITK G, w, NOV. "V-
". X. SwcctScr has boon elected pres
idcnt OF tho fredericksburg Chamber
~ Commerce for the uncNpircd term
Of ne late President w. J.. Brannan.
w. W. Braxton was chosen vice -p.csi-
dent and \. - Young, treasurer The
above. with q Frank Timberlakc and
Il y. kishpaueh. form the board or
directors. New activities viii be car
r!od on, as rapidly as possible, and
list Of the projects Will be pre-
scented 10 the membership AT "a meet
ing on the first Tuesday evening in
C"inher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

To the Editor of "'hc Times Dispatch:
Sir.-As president of the General
Alumni Association OF the University
OF North Carolina. wish u bear
testimony TO the fine SpnrtsmanShip
displayed by the NirEinians in tho
settlement q: the difficulty that came
so near causing break In the cor
dial relations which for many years
have existed between tho Cuiversity
OF North Carolina and tho University
of Virginia. That the difficulties OF
the situation were finally overcome,
was due in IL large measure to the
spirit and fairness OF the Virginia
men. The remembrance of the game
ness OF Captain Rhinehart and his
team VIII iong bc pleasant memory
IN ,Ee minds OF Carolina men.
Albert l.. Cox.
President General Alumni Assoca-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

be held In the Hanover Ay,,uo
Christian Church this morning .a:.li|
o CLOCK. lntcrmcnt Will be In IIollv-
wood. captain Wright. who was sI
years OF age. was twice wo,nI.a
hrst ut cold liarbor. and later In ,bo
battle or fredericksburg. lie was N
graduate OF Randolph- Macon .ColI.ys
The active pa.lbearcrs will he ucs,sI
Wilkinson. George Crcnshaw. I,nd
wei -iimbrouSh. John Harris,
STROBE. W. X. Collie. william l,Dvla u
ana Howard sutton. The honorary
paiibehrcrs viii be Frank Suttnn
Gordon sutton. DIR. G. n. Ela,t,nI
and Julian III. Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Hope Not Abandoned

| LISTER has rejected the aIl-lrish Par
!'aInent plan submitted To q by~Ilovd
george, ana so far the Sim Fem leaders of
inc south OF ireland have declined to swear
A'g'ahcc TO the crown. Thus an apparent
lrfeHncio!c imMsSc has been reached in
'"' '"ui''ehce 10 settle the status Of Ire
ian" hn' mere Will hardly be any mme-
date hrcak-on in the negotiations No..
proposals will be submitted to the llsteri,os
within few days, provided Sim rctn
agrees TO them. II Sim Fcin shoujd do
cline to agree to these new proposals Il 10
believed that Lloyd George will suspend the
negotiations for the time being, in order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Voice of the People

Lcffcrs for tar .'vOice of the
People" Column should not exceed
300 words I'm length. beyond that
number the Editor reserves tho
right to blue pencil. Name and
Rddrcss must accompany each COM
inunlcat ton, not for publication, II
the writer does not wish IL. but
ns evidence OF good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Henry II. nrirrnha,,,,h

STAtNTON. VA, Nov. 30.-Tho 70
mains OF Henry f.. Dcrcnhaurh. 4,
wh" died Tuesday morning AT tn
nom" or his son. j /. Dcncnbuurh. #
Kansas CITY. Mo" Viii be hroui.ht :,
Staunton FOR burial. Mr.. Dcran
hauIh. before his health failc, yr-
prominent farmer in Aurnsi,
county. He went TO Missouri Fl
September Nc leaves i've sons. II,
wife died eighteen months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

problem. The skit has to do with a
young man with infinite Faith in his
own wisdom, and much Of IN. fLn is
created through the fact that alone
mas this iaiih. Lloyd Is the straight
man ana Mr.. Rubin makes "A little
character study Of the other fellow.
Roth have good voices and arc or.
c.llcnt dancers. Rubin does a char
actcr dance that presents n new style
"f comedy dancing.
ot""r ttiiacticns OF this hill in.
Guide The Little Revue" miniatures
musical farce: tho Misses Dohcrty
ma bi%"n. singing comcd!.nnos;
Manning and Lee, singing ana dane
inE duo. and the German Brothers.
!'il!y and Eddie-or.Einal song cS-
H"ncnts New movies" augment the
vaudeville bIli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Up With the Times


Ear be it from any one to class the in
coming Governor with the Get the money
boys, but he sure is showing signs OF be-
coming OF the Get what the money viii
get lads. And bit OF that won't hur, viz
GINA
'Nll pull together for NirG la'' is good
State Slogan, and the first direction should
b. up in order To lift feet out OF the mud.
Premier Rriand is too polite to say so. but
who wants to understand goat any way?
And moreover. if he understood he
wouldn't lie n goat.
Christmas cheer for the Rullics is fine
thing. but there is going To be mighty littie
of the old-fashioned kind that is spelled with
big &C"
Considering what happened to Ibajay it
looks as II I-b-a-jay to live there.
going into lumber husincss-he should be able
family.
Major General Wood recommends that the
Philippines retain their own status. You don't
catch Leonard recommending himself out OF
good job.
lrohioitionists weep when il is suggested
that they never put another ticket in the field
Eut has any one noticed tears on the face OF
the Virginia G. O. p?
Continuous threat OF storm in ireland is
probably why II keeps it's Ulster out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

OF the Shantung and other vexing problems
OF the Orient, 1t may be considered certain
that II Great Britain and America refuse
to give ground and there is no indication
that they will-Japan in the end will yield.
Ii would not dare to risk the responsibility
of wrcckng the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Mrs. Lnurn 4. Coor.y.

WOODSTOCK. VA, Nov. 30-Thn
hrdy of Mrs Laura a Cooley reachnd
Woodstock Tuesday from Kcyscr ~
Va, whcr" her death occurred while
on visit TO her daughter. Mrs. Rob.
"rt San,miers. Mrs. Cooley. who was
the widow of George Cooley. lis sur
vivcd by ono daughter. Mrs SAINT,
uicrs and ,wp sons. George Cooley.
of Baltimore. ana Charles Cooley OF
Woodstock, and by several sisters
and brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
George Watt NInrI<.

George watt Marks. son of REV,
and Mrs. L. Harrison Marks -;
crbanha. I".. died yesterday morn.
ing In the home of his uncle, Georrn
w. Watt. l70S Grove Avenue. yh.
remains Will be Inferred IN Iiolly
wood Cemetery this morning iu III.
burial section of his Erandfath,s 40
late George Watt. Jr. The funeral
viii be priyatc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Smith

Mrs Annie Elizabeth Smith dioI
at her residence. 1929 West Cnr.
Street. ycsjfrGay morning at 9.l0
o'clock. in fhc 18th year OF her arc.
she Is survived by TWO sons. Il. -.
and II. -. Smith. ans one brother.
Il. H. Johnson. Of thia city. Tho
funeral will take place from the resi-
dcnc" tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'rlOck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Anluscnlents
Oid FaNnrItes Mt lyric.

Lloyd and Rubin. established ia
voriteS on the big time are among
the laugh makers on the new bill.
which comes to the Lyric today for
the weekend.
y liti!c knowledge is not nearly as
dangerous as IL is funny. In their
n.w sk;. Ida Wanna" Hai Lloyd
and Zen Rubin illustrate this fact.
Ida Wanna" is. Of course. a ski.
It's only intent Is To amuse. There is
no desir" or no effort at theory.
neither does il attempt to solve a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Itncca.

l went to the races. and bet some kale
On horse named Bess. with manscy tail;
And BcSs Quit running; she couldn't fetch
The field by Il block In the finishing stretch.
played EN- again: I bet skate
That was down on the bills as NcverToo- Late:
And when II was over. I, sorrowed to ind
II was far too late to change my mind.
From the top Of tho card to tho SIXTH tried.
Rut my Luck that day was so blamed cross
That without exception. tho horse I picked
Was forcordaned to be properly licked
And the only time when I've saved my face
And come with winning on any race.
Was when Went tight at the Turing call.
And won what saved by not betting at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Mrs. SnIlic VI. IIn>lcy

ifEci'RJEG. Va. Nov. 30.-Mrs.
Salli" NJ. T!nslcy. IL ,l'"d Tuesday
n!Eht ~ her home q, ~. River. Nell
son County She WAC an aunt II
George u. Wit of this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

II Colonel Anderson carries Graysou
County. he will know what caused it all
that will be thirteen counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

Says the Stanton News Leader: I'VE shall
have peace only as we deserve peace. And
don't deserve II II we withhold that co-opera-
ton from other nations. which alone serve
the ends OF peace. We cannot get IL by bar
Gaining-by yielding advantage In order
TO gain another. Organizing for requires
the suhordination and sacrifice Of every selfish
interest that does not contribute to the su-
prcmc cnd-victory."
The Scot,svillc News says: Now that he
has the unqualified approval OF Virginia the
Mother OF Presidents and the home OF 100 per
cent Americans. Marshal Foch is pretty we'll
assured OF his standing in the hearts OF the
American people--which. we believe, Is right
alongside the immortal Lafayette"
I'VE love Lee Trnklc like a brother" says
the Roanoke Times but refuse to print
any poem about him" That our position
during the campaign. but now that he has
been elected We do not how the poets can
do him amy harm. Sc giving their
muss chance. Why no,?-Ncwport News
Times Herald.
The Prince william News discussing pub
lie education in a general way, says: After
ALL what supposed To learn in the
graded and high school is how to live rather
than how to make living. This being the
chief work Of the public schools let then
work for inclusion in the prescribed course OF
study OF the following: elementary ethics good
citizenship. community Improvement, personal
hygiene and social purity. and the necessity
for. and happiness attendant upon Industrious
ness"
The Blackstone Courier. famous for finding
out things that nobody else knows about. says:
Richmond city has decided to employ an at
torney whose specific duty will be to watch
matters coming up in the Legislature which
bear upon the interest of that city In other
words. that city is to have paid Lobbyist. 1t
has two members OF the State Senate and
six members OF tho House, so il would seem
these not sufficient TO cope with legisla-
tion inimica 70 the best interests OF Rich
mond. Now IL the other cities OF the Com
m0nwcalth would do likewise. what n time
the boys would have with those lobbyists"
The Gloucester Gazette has the following:
so long as there are cX-strvicc men still SUI =
fcring punishment for nfractions OF army
discipline there should be no amnesty for Debs
and other offenders OF his class. But has not
he granted ali wartime offenders except those
guilty OF actual crimes?"
The Crbanna Sentinel throws a brick in the
darkness of It's hcme town, perhaps. as fol-
lows: About the smallest thing VIC know OF
that s human Is the man who does what no
can against tho interest of his home town in
an effort TO get "A little personal revenge be-
cause he disl;kes some citizen who is en-
dcavoring TO foster improvements"
Roger a. Pryor, who died recently In Lon
dom once lived In Notwithstanding Regis
ter. Why bring that up against the poor
fellow when he can't defend hmsclf.-Ialfax
Gazette,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

Right at this season Of the year the new
lawmakers are receiving letters from every
direction addressed Hon and Dear Sir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Revised.

where are YOU going. my pretty maid?"
m going To the pump. Sir. to dilute the
mornings milking. No use trying To Kid you
city guys: you're on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y, -,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. 30.
a telegram received here an
nounccd the sudden dcath'of w. X
Coontz OF fredericksburg. at s.,
AUGUSTINE, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Coontz
lett here several weeks ago TO spend
the winter there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Captain Luther Wright.
Funeral services for CAPTAIN
Luther Wright. "A member of the
Forty Seventh Regiment. Company
g. during the War Between the
states. who died Tuesday night. will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Local Rainfall.

li"lnfali IL hours ending I T.. NJ Xo,c
N"int"N - hours ending s l.. Nj Son.
,''nci"ncS since March i...... iisO
''hc'"hcy since January i.... ITO,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
Modern Stun.

Tney tell me Jones has Il runabout now
veg; he married her last week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

Judged by the performances OF candi-
dates from Southwest Virginia, il one of
them enters the race for United States Sen
ator. it might be awful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

1t is proposed to make the conference
perpetual and Gull it the permanent round
table. or something like that. League Of
nations by another name may smell
sweet if it insures permanent universal
peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

that he may attend tho arms limitation con-
ference ut Washington.
In the meantime, it. is reported that the
Sim Fein leaders have given their formal
promise to extend the truce in the event
that the peace negotiations break down on
the basis Of existing proposals. AS was
pointed out by this paper some days ago,
the policy of Lloyd George is to prevent the
disruption OF the conference by resort to
every possible expedient to effect that pur-
pose Neither the British nor tho Irish peo-
pie are willing to sanction a renewal of
hostiltties, and the longer the Irish people
enjoy the fruits Of peace. the more disposed
VIII they be to assert themselves In favor OF
cllsuring it. Thus. the longer the truce is
maintained, the more rapid will be the cool
ing down of their passion for bloody sacri-
ices to achieve an end, the major part OF
which has already been offered them by
concessions obtained in peaceful confer
cncc
with both peoples heartily tired of the
vain struggle, it therefore may safely BIO
predicted that time will develop some basis
Of approach by which settlement with
out further bloodshcd will eventually be
reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
I-ocnI Temperatures Y.strr,Iny

y ~ NJ. temperature. ........ C;
MaNimum temperature TO 3 4. M G.
Mihihuh temperature To \. M q
Mc"h temperature yesterday ... "a
H"fnai temperature for this date
ENc".' yesterday .
,:. .yss since March i............ 81
"N''SH SINCE january l...........,. 81:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01

SprcInl IInin.

VIM direction. south. wind velocity. .
weather at l.. ~. partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-01
rrulSntS.

The early bird tches the worm. which,
teaches. 10y the fate Of tho poor worm. that
It's best not 10 get up carly.