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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Warns of Alien Influx
HI ALBERT JOHNSON
Chairmnn Of he House Iuimi 6 rntion t,on,,,i,,c.

written for the United News)
WASHINGTON. Jan. IF the average man
c""'" sec the Strcam-the never ending infn!-
Grant strcam-that flows through tho yn,,s
at E!sis Island. he would have no hcs!tancv
whatsoever in urging Congress TO take some
action either 10 check that stream or To slit
out and seSreGate the various classes ina,
make il up.
The immigration problem of the United
states is no; new. II has been with us for
generations. hut it's present aspects due 10
The misfortunes Of the world war ar. differ
cat from those Of years past. The world las
"ech IN ierinent. IL is now in process OF re-
adjustment. II should be our duty SO to rcru-
late restrict tn. How OF Immicra,ion ,but
the postwar readjIstmcnt may be accom-.
piShtd with the least hardship . our own
people. In my opinion, this means that :,
far as possible the peoples OF Europe should
eHtct th"ir readIustment in Europe and not
in the United States Likewise the people
OF the United states should accomplish their
postwar reimbursement in this country and
not in Europe.
Every country has it, own peculiar prob
lens. Every people has it's own peculiar
tastes. habits and inciHations TO permi; an
inlux OF EUROPEAN tendencies and customs in
this time OF r"adjms,ment must work hard
States.
. In other words this OF all times is the
worst tor sreat m .sration such as is noy in
progress.
lhcr' Is no desire on the part of any loyaI
American 10 bar from the shores II This coun-
Try these who can and Will become economic
assets. but We must do all in our power TO
Keep out those who ar. likely 10 becou,a
economic liabilities. This is the aim OF those
VINO are working now TO amend our imrniSra-
ton laws. II IL matter OF the protection NJ
the people OF the United States
We propose 10 protect Industry Therefore.
why not protect the people who work i'm i'm =
duSirS' We propose to lay duty upoa goods
imported from foreign lands. Then why no,
place some sort OF restriction upon the In =
coming OF the hands that manufactures for
clgn goods? To protect the employer of labor
against the competition OF foreign goods oc-
compiishcS little IL fail TO pro,.ct IN.
employees who must meet the competition
OF foreign workmen To stat. I, anothcr ,vay
II makes no difference to the American en-
poye whether goods are manufactured
by foreign hands in foreign coun,rie.
or whether goods manufactured by
foreign hands in the United states Cam
petition is just as keen in one instance as I'm
the other If we are 10 protect American il,
dustry by the erection ~ a tariff wall We
must protect American labor bv The erection
OF an Immigration wall. Logically the one
cannot be erected alone. Both ar. necessities
II the American standard Of living is IN no
maintained, II American workrncn are n
continue in employment. If American institu-
iions are to stand the beacon light OF
liberty and justice in this sorely troublcd
. world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Some Gases of Acid Dyspepsia.

S"P!riEht I?.o. by National Newspap or Service
DEsPeptics VINO read this will please bear in
h'hh " that the healthy stomach dires,iu,;
iood secretes an acid juice. GU that gastric is
'"cuicalesc FOR stomach and does NOT rcfcr IN
gas ana CD that there is no s,Icb ,Iis.ns.
condition ms indigestion or dyspensio With
our thoughts cleared Of these cobwebs we mr.,
,c""F 10 consider the nature ana cause of acid
dyspo psia.
me question or reionder that only too
readily occurs TO the victim OF dysp.nsi, IN.
indigestion particularly acid dyspeps,n Is.
we'll then II there's such ,hin:. ms dys-
pepsia what is i; ails me. tell me that. Those
are the very words hurled at me dozens of
times every day by poor souls with so-caIlea
rheumatism. b!liousneSe, nervous weaknesses
lcm"lc complaint. impure blood etc etc etc
IL Is IKE Ola 81 Siinpkins laughing at YOU and
Saying boht try to tell this world is
'"rhlh ~ nearly a thousand miles an hour 49,
am h'eh Twin right this spot nigh
seventy years and never moved "a bi,?''
For all the speed the earth makes IN ;,t
ieaSt three directions. it is surprising how
many people on it never move bit
Al least two of every three cases of pcp,ic
Stomach. gastric duodcnaD ulcer never
come under Il PHYSICIANS observation ~ All
H'c'ims living on The same spot nigh sew
''"i years though in less than half that tim.
as rule. are content TO call their trouhi,
dyspepsia and devote their lives to the an
sorhinH business OF gambling with soda mar
such hikaiis for its effect. They trim. with
experiments in dieting. Anything bu. iniclli-
gent medical care. Acid dyspepsia" from
such an ulcer has way of st;ckiny win -.
victim 80 long as he continues this reckless
gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
News of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch Jan: 5. 1919
Several of the sufferers from the Spotswood
FIRE. whose places were burned or scorch.d
have resumed business at improy ised stands
Colonel Walter Coles OF pit,sylvania is de :
tanned by accident from his seat in the House
OF Delegates. On Christmas night his horse
.eli and threw him with great violence to rho
ground, breaking his leg.
Henry Austin. elected sheriff of uenrico
County, having failed to qualify II is said
Judge Minor will appo!a, Henry j. Smith to
MI the vacancy.
At the meeting OF the stockholders of the
Richmond and York River Railroad A. S nu-
ford was reelected president and Colonel w
" Gordon was elected director
The Second Auditor has laid before the
Legislature interesting statement of the
state debt. The total Of the debt and interest
to January is St7,39o.s36.os
The total amount Of revenue tax collected
in this district in 1870 s2.3ol.3s775 the
greater portion being on whisky and tobacco.
John l.. Bacon has been elected president of
the state Bank OF Virginia vice William IT.
Macfarland resigned. John II. Guy has been
elected director in the place of MIR. Bacon
Virginius Newton. late OF Norfolk has becn
admitted to an interest in the business OF vii
liam T.. Tanner & Co. Of the metropolitan Iron
Works.
Grace street Presbyterian Church now has
81: communicates. the largest number Il has
ever before had.
w!iiam NJ McC;rudrr yesterday qualified as
treasurer OF Iicnrico County by giving bond
ctc
Roth the Senate and tn. House obtained
uuorums yesterday and got down wcrH
Navigation on the Potomac from Washing
ton to Aqua Creek has been resumed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
S349,5OO,OOO IS SPENT BY
RAILROADS FOR EQUIPMENT
Largest Item During I'ust Yrnr wnx
siE.0OO.0N for Freight
Cars.

.NF'''@.'tA'h ! reSS.
aSitl NGTOH, Jan. i.-Du;jnx IN.
year 1870 "a" railroads OF Ia. cOiintry
spent S3i9.j0o.000 for new -u,,iufn,ui
n.c9!"inE 70 nEnrcs announced today
- hob"rt ;. i!nkerd. OF The ASaoula-
tIpH OF Hallway Executives TN.
arcs, Item 81 expenditure va. sl55.
""p.pp" for t5,100 freight cars ana
lhc railroads. Nj E.nk.rd Said. now.
are "! lAg 10 max" financial arrange
mans 20 secure an additional tidal
OF "u"Vo cars Purchase OF ls.bGU
rri.!trfator cars. u, - cos; oC SC5.
"uV'vpp and 1900 new locomotives AZ
cost Of sl0j.cO0.00p, is planned. and
tcmtr"cts already have been made Tor
~" messenger ears, TO cost si1. 200.
voc. he said
In addition to equipment contracted
Tor by the railroads. the Pullman
I,umpnny MIR. iiinkcrd said, Is build
me ""v new cars, none having been
quit during Federal control
Mt. Hinkcrd declared 4; would be
Impossible FOR the railroads to make
!nrE" capita! expenditures even II the
rev freight and passenger rates
bring the roads q per cent return.
9a theS would he forced 10 go into Il
ana per cent money market to OBJ
tain needed funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
CUBAN GOVERNMENT ACTING
ON OWN MOTION, SAYS DAVIS

WASHINGTON. Jan. Any action
taken by the Cuban government to-
ward preventing the landing by tho
western Union Telegraph Company
oi the barbados cabl. was taken on
us own motion and not on representa-
tons from Washington. ii was said
To-Day at tho state Department
stat. Department officials said that
WORD mad reached them Saturday that
inc cuban government INTENDED to
prevent the cable landing huc that
no representations had ever been
made 70 the Havana authorities on
IA" subject although such s,cpS had
been considered after the Western
.n!oh's attempts To land the cable a,
MIAMI. RIA. had been stamped The
'"nphhys plan 10 transfer operations
TO cuba was reported at thai Tim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
HAVANA POLICE ORDERED
TO STOP CABLE LANDING
President Mcnocnl Decides to Pre-
vent Operation OF Western
Union at COjfmar.
Iny Associated Press. [

HAVANA. Jan. 4.-On instruction
OF tho President. two members OF
been sent to CoJimar. II small Village
ON the coast a few miles from here
with orders To prevent the landing
of the Western Union Telegram and
Cable Company's Barbados cable at
that point, Just why this action
was taken has not been made clear.
II was understood that the Cuban
government had granted all permits
necessary Tor connecting the cable
ON Cuban soil and the company had
Dc"m ~ work preparing the land end
at cojiinnr.
II rs announced that. unless the
order to the port police To prohibit
tho landing is obcycd. Marine forces
WI be uscd TO cnforGc II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Thanks,


My teeth are aching badly.
My ears are aching. toe.
I've got the rhcumatism-lid
|, ever tackle you?
My head is nearly bursting
] live in Misery Flat,
But for every pain haven't got
I'm much Obliged. Il; that
owe the tailor something.
The gas bill isn't paid.
Ahd now my srocer'll have To wait.
I'm very much afraid,
I've cverdrawn my bank account
IN IN an aw full stew:
Flu, ann very thankfGl FOR
The bills that aren't due!
Calamity has hit me
In every place 1t could:
haven't an experience
That's really any good
And yet when all * stated
In language short and tcrSe.
m really very grateful that
IL isn't any worse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
RETIRING GOVERNOR DEGREES
REPRISAL LEGISLATION
Tennessee Executive Urges rhnt .Ius-
nee Prevail when Successor
- Sworn In

NNS!INII.LE, TENN, Jan. I'm his
MESSAGE 10 the Lcgislaturc today.
Governor y. II Roberts urged that
n" rrpr'shl legislation against tho in
com ne Rcpubi!cha Governor or Others
he attempted and that justice prrvnjI
IN an matters OF Legislation
he declared that should Tho domI
hnh' po''Ichl party in the nation at
Inc present time attempt to destroy
inc party OF which himself and ma
majorItE OF the legislature arc mem
h"'s. i would become the duiv or
. Inc iSnneSs'" legislature 10 use such
command for the protection OF Tho
party. We ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Ordrrcd Mnypolr Cut Do,yn

MISS l.. H. r.. Richmond-John
r'ni!cott was The Puritan who caused
:: MaEpoie al Salem. Mass. to. he cut
m"ni company. Endicott displayed his
stern opposition to all vain arnugc-
msnts by cutting down Maypolc.
M.ich mad been put up by an earlier
SCI .tE:ht attempted at Cape Ann
bT me Rev. John White. who had been
rcc,Gr OF Trinity Church. Rochester.
Ens!ani EnLicott named the place
SSn,cih. INC Hebrew wCrd for peace
toiiN OF amuscmonts lie warned
them 10 look there should hn hri.
,Sr whlk ing; lie was 4 most rigid
dicoti was commissioned tioycrnor nf
the Colony. ''' wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Ad,cn1ure In "I>i.mct."

Ar on the stage, IA" action III tn"
screen version OF "Eismrt" ~ the
Lyric Thcatcr. covers but u siHgl"
dag Eat a day in which there IL
crowded Il series OF Incidents that
cover tn" whole range OF human emo
tpnS and which is AZ rich and iii
v"rsiH"d In color as the Magic car
pet" its"l! Otis skinner. as Hay.
The hr.car who asks for aims In tho
name OF Allah AT The door OF the
y suuC OF Carpenters. in that day be-
tween sunrise ana sunset, rises from
poverty 20 afIIucncc, and travels a
distance on the road OF adventure
rarely achieved ny some even In an
cn;!rr lifetime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
No Disarmament Tran

ftF the Senate Foreign Relations Commit
81 tee favorably reports the Borah rcsolu-
Hon calling for an agreement among The
Edited States. Great Britain ana japan for
& Limitation OF naval strength. lively fight
I'LL be precipitaied over II. Supporters Of
he resolution declare that such an agree
3fent would halt the naval building race
Void the menace OF war and save billions
~ each Of the three countries involved II
lug: present naval building program OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Zig ..Iii," "a, nIurhiri.

lot down an engagement Tor IA"
!nmchird rh"at"r tonight. showing
charming william Fox star. In 'Th"
Husband hunter" This - screen
story. 'Myra Meets Ills Family and
il's coined" with a capital C" How
ard " Mitchell diT"ct"i this cxc"p-
tl0ualy nm" play. which contains -
laucs In every scene. n Won have
ucy.r seen a real. hon"St-to- Gopdness
husband hunter. this is your oppDr-
'uui'y tor Eileen Percy Ills thc bill
&C. perfection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Cinema Programs
i'rn,n,r ut i-"ad,,ny.

on. ot the most absorbing DRAINS"
~ tho season. "a play with "a inrssaE"
suhti" ana unubtrCsirc. but none N"
legs direct and forCcfUi, Ia 'Th"
D"ViIs Pass Key" playing AZ TIA.
Broadway Thcat"r all this week 1t
is :, production rs Erie Won strobe N.
the producer OF tn" noted "IIiind
Husbands" and other Aims % hlgn
standing In tn" cinema world. the
presentation IL hy an admirable cast
o: selected and w"li-kno~n players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
if'COME TAX BLANKS TO
BE MAILED OUT SOOL
Forms Tor ReporfinE Net Income. ar
More Than S5,eOU VIII tie
Rcndy JHnunry 10.
BY Associated prcss1

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-rorms ia,
..nnrtlnS Individual income tax re-
turns for 1920 on net incomes ~ Wv.
nan $1,000 Will he ready for distrI
tuition January 10, the Burcau OF n
I'rHil scHcnuc announces today DIS
lriDutinn VIII he made by collector.
81 intcrna. revenue. the bureau said.
ana from Washington. Al the same
'irc, forms for reporting farm In
com" ana expenses and PARTNERSHIP
and personal service corporations in
comes will be available. Forms for
rcrorung individual incomes Of less
tnan $4,000 viii he ready 1t an early
date, the bureau stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Good I:n,o,innnI Work.

In "AtrHcm.nt" Grace Dawson
plays thu part OF wife. vino suffers
the greatest OF anguish and dlsSrncc
hecaus" OF the misforiuncs rather
than tn" wronGdoing OF her husband.
Roth critics and admirers agree that
Miss DAWSON. by her work In Atone
mcn'," not only deserves great praise.
bat has nrovcd herself tn h." an emo
ticnJl actress of rare and brilliant
power "Atoncmcnt" is at the Isis
again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
NINI\1INI: ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

tr\DENY-i<c Snudc'ilie.
UiiOt-Nioin Damn In "'indrr-
ella. Twin"
MI EntRD-Ellcen fcrc? III
..rhr Husband Hunter"
UItDNDwAN-Non Strohrins
"'Thr Devil. Pass Key"
I>iS-Crrcr Davisnn md Conway
'r,Hrlr In "ktoncmrnt.'
IYRlt-Otis skinner In "i>is-
met
ODyD\-Ihomrs MriEhnn In
.Conrnd Ia Quest Of Hts Nouth."
UEN--.'Th~ Son at Tnrsnn."
NICToIt-Chnrie. Ray In ">ud-
den jim"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05

come IN that way. Does not the farmer know
'hat the great bulk of the crops OF wheat
corn. cotton. rice. potatoes onions peanuts
anu every other product grown In this coun-
Try has already passed out of tho hands of
the producer? Who. then, would get the bcnc-
Ut OF this legislation II the bill should become
"A ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Hope Day.

Every day is hope day
On the lanes OF JOY:
Every moment is OF gold.
Pure gold. without alloy.
Every day is hope day
Where promise is the sky.
And there is every day "a smile
For every tear or sigh
Every day is hope day.
And here's good luck TO you:
May every hope you ever hoped
Come Elor!ous!y true.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Information Bureau

INQUIRIES regarding almost my
.onic. excepting on legal amt medi-
va, shbjerts, are answered free. Az
M inquiries are answered directly
~ personal letter, "a scif-nld rcn.ed
> ""hch envelope In required. Adj
.'sN inc Ttmcn-Dispatch Infornn-
non Hurrau, Richnoud, W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
"Sun or Tnrynn" NJ Rex.

offered a~ the attraction AZ tn" Rex
Thca'"r today ~ another episode OF
The Son Of TarzaN." N" imaginative
and thrilling serial OF Jungle adv"n-
;urc his serial IL proving highly
porulnr with patrons OF the Ron. and
'Nis latest chapter $ said 20 hold
unusual interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Violin Damn ut nIIou.

Wallace Macdonald plays the lead
ing male role opposite Viola Dana in
"Cindcrc!la's Twin" the tiny Metro
star's latest screen vehicle. which VIII
be shown ut the Bijon Theater again
today. Mr. Macdonald has the role
Of Prentice Blue. the prince charm
ing" OF tho romance by Luther Reed,
which rccounts the adventures OF a
little Kitchen maid OF whom circum-
stance makes modern Cindcrclla.
Mr. Reed contributed the original
story and also prepared the scenario.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Ray. I'm aSuddcn Jim"

Charles Ray VIII appear nj Tho VIC
tor Thcatcr today in the widely her.
aided Triangle play. sudden lin.
IL perturbation cf the story by clar-
cnce Budington Ke!land which is now
the NTH best seller on the fiction
market Ray is said not only to act
sudden Jim. but to he himself coun-
tcrpart OF tho square jawcd. deter
mined young nghtcr who takes over
"a, clothcs-pin factory in "A town CT
about dozen people and 800 folks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
I-n.t Mnnnr nrhnr

NJ @. pctcrsburg When n domcs-
~" meow or Ter has been lost. the
owner my. ~ making application
through The ro.rtrraetcr Mt any morov-
order nflco within ORC year from III"
last dav or tho month % its Issue.
obtain a duplicate in - stead. pay
ablc within that perioV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05

ADDRESS ALL COMMA
ICATIONS Ia The Times
Dispatch aud not l" IN
di,iduals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Australia n Dominion Of ur,,n,,

SUU9crIb'r. N"Wnort News = Y h q
commonwcaIth OF Australia Is n fed
cral state. constituting a dominion or
the British Empire and CONSISTING. Of
ly: New South Wales. Victoria. SoutI
Australia. Queensland. Western Ans
tralia and Tasmania. and OF Tho
northern territory which was trans-
Terrell by South Australia TO tho com
m"nw"alth on January l. 1871. and
IN" federal territory, which. on tho
Same date. was transferred by New
South Wales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
PUBLIC DEBT DECREASES
S192,932,O75 IN DECEMBER
On Last Day or Month Totni Gross
Was S2sn>a 22I,fGS. Snys
Treasury Report.
By y associated Press. /

WASHINGTON. Jan. "A dccren Sc
of Sla2,932.U7J in the nublic debt dur
ing the last month of 1920 was am
hounccd today by the Treasury.
ON December 81 the total gross debt
S2i.l.S, laG.2ii on November 30. The
decrease during the last quarter OF
tac year Amounted 10 SiGj.l3l.la6
from INC september 80 total Of sea-
0S7.356,l2S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05

countries could be surely halted by such
proposed agreement. there is no question
about the tremendous saving that would
result to each country.
But Is il best for America to enter into
such an agreement with two nations bound
by an alliance TO aid each other in the case
of either becoming involved in war in the
future. under certain conditions. whose
combined naval strength greatly exceeds
that OF the United States? The general
board OF our navy is vigorously opposed
10 the resolution, and its attitude would
appear to find support in the result Of the
recent nationa! election by which the Amer
lean people rejected membership in the
league OF nations. which contains Il clause
providing for disarmament
The naval board contends: first that
the proper development of Americas mer-
chant marine and the maintenance of this
country's newly established position in
world commerce demand the protection OF
navy second to none; second that the
position occupied by the United States in
equal to the most powerful maintained by
any other nation and that country can
take exception 10 an American program
which has this end in view.
These arguments are not to be lightly
brushed aside. We should profit by past
mistakes. This country should never per-
nit itself to face the possibility OF Il future
war rs wholly unpreparcd for its eventuali-
ties as il was when ii entered the late con-
iict. Had reasonable preparation been
made beforehand for our inevitable entry
into the great struggle. the burden OF It's
cost, ontaicd in fcverish haste. would have
been reduced by half. The whole world
knows that America has no aggressive in
tcntIonS against any other nation. Yet,
Japan is fcvcrshly preparing for war. She
knows that she has no rightful interest that
America cov,'s. Why. then is she hurried
~ building navy powerful enough 10 cope
with the American navy? Manfestly. be-
cause she is planning aggression upon some
other country. America has assumed GER
tain obligations in respect to the mainten-
ance of an open-dOor policy in the East,
and Japan proposes To transgrcss this
policy. She knows THAT if she does so. she
Will be called 10 account by America. That
is why She is making preparation for hos
tiiities- and Great Britain is her ally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Tic Strcngth OF Ice.

u. NJ r, ScnttshurS Ice two inches
thick will bear men cn foot
Ice four inches thick will bear men
on horseback.
Ice six inches thick will boar cattle
AMI teams with light loads.
ic" eight inches thick will hear
teams with heavy loads
L." ten inches thick will sustain n
pressure Of 1000 pounds to tho square
foot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
dlI1alolo Ginlps'. bispatrl

every DAY in The '"nr II H.. ~ TINES.
EStQtspAtch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Ton MrigI,an ~, odcon.

That man lex just as old "a he
feels is demonstrated in William De
Miles new Paramount PERTURBATION
Of Leonard Mcrrick's novel. Conrad
IN Quest Of His Youth" starring
Thomas M"lghan, which comes to the
ming today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
The Weather
tFurnts &c ~ U. =. Weather nu,.,,
I'orccnst: yirrinIn

Forecast: Iirginla-
Fair weather and mild
tcmpernturc wednes-
dnS; Thursday FUR and
somewhat colder.
North Cnroiinn-Grn-
crniiy fur Wednesday
and Thursday: mild
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Hotel Castislions SOLD. Heport.

L'N 'pN, Jan. lit is reported
n.r" mat the Hotel Castisiions. of
lars, which IS most frequently
patr"na%'d by Americans. has been
900. ne purchaser is said to be tho
!mpcr!a! Bank Of Austria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05

MIS- liatGirG spent New Years Day
cleaning house which is but preliminary -
the big cean-up iu,,he White.IIousc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
Pick Standardization.

broken promise is II plumb wrech.
Love is for those that have time
Proof is never dcmanied where Faith listens.
Every woman'S husband is more or less a
boob