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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
TEXANS GIVE PRESIDENT
BOTS O'ARC WALKING STICK
'nnr Cut From Historic Tree Pre-
scented 4" Wilson for Stnnd ON
t.cnSur or NutIpus

WASiiINGTON. Jan. ia walk
lns stick made from wood cut on, Of
IN" heart OF natIva hois dan, ,rce
scented TO President Wilson today nv
Representative Parrish. of Texas OF,
e%halt of me Democrats OF Wise
,!nnnty' az tho Lone Sur State.
WIN silver head bore tho irscrln-
non. presented hv the Democrat,
~ WIS" county, TEXAS. as an in
hH?'H",'"nt 81 your stand on the League
IN" president received Mr. par
i.Sn seated IN tho WIFI" uomss
SluiE, ana after rcmarkug on tho
prat'E OF tn" giit said lie would
treasure II not only on that account.
hui ais because OF the sentiment
tx nrc.Aea ~ those who gave 1t.
, Hilcr !"aN!u. III. Whit" House Mr.
thrrish described the President ns
~ excellent spirits and n showing
PLAINLY great Improvement II, hclith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

#WlTii the expected early departure Of
w President-Elect Harding for a brief
( period OF rest recreation aud quiet reloe-
ton IN Florida prior to assuming tile exact
Ing duties OF his new position, the routine
OF daily conferences with political .alcrs
has about ended. Likewise Cabinet Kite
flying has had a sufficient ,ryout, ana Cos
sip as to those WHO are TO be- named as tic
official advisers of the next Prcsiicn, is ret.
ting down to a basis Of actual potential
prospects.
7 In the besiadvised forecasts. opinion
seems to he almost unit in naming Charles
Evans Hughes for the position OF Secretary
OF State. Apparently the only uncertain
factor in the guessing rs to this position
is as 10 the willingness Of Judge iiughos
10 accept the appointment Judge liugha.
is z very dominant-minded man ana some
doubt has been expressed rs to whether
his mind would run along win that" OF
the new President on questions OF foreign
+, policy that will be uppermost u, the outset
OF the new administration II Is not pub.
licly known JUS, how close Judge Hughes
and the President-elcct have gotten to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The Soda Habit.

Copyright. 1920. hy S.,lnrlAl %.wspap - Sc-yl,,.
lr'"hbiy more than unc-thrd Of All victims
OF So-cai!cd 'indigest!on", or acid "dvspcusi il,
wh" have the habit of taxing salcra,us or
''hiHs' SODA. or some other alkali which al-
'"'"S ''mporar! relief. have ulcers of the
stomach or du"dcnum. do not mean tina, the
500" or other aikali has any thing To do with
the ctusaiion OF the ulcer. but merely ,hat Tho
"iccr t"ur times out of i've IL is IN tn" duo =
""nurl. tina, portion of the small Intestine lust
hoiow or beyond the lower oponlnI or the
stomach. rather than in the stomach itselO is
ne c"ns" of the indigestion or "dyspcps,a''
"i which the troublesome AGILITY is one symp-
tom.
H''ditF. or rather excessive acidity Ghypcr-
'hI"rnNdr!a) OF the stomach is frcuucut
OPPRESSION OF Ga!istoncs OF chronic aprcn-
d'citiS. ana Of pure worry as we'll as ulcer
N'"F""Ne'. AN ulcer may occur in tho stomach
"' ~ 'he """"thnin without excessive
"c'"'N' or even with Il diminished secretion
~ me natural h%i"ochloric acid us digest ion.
TheS" soda hcnds probably do themselves
"" h'f'h "t All in so far the effects OF
'''e s"i' or the naencsia or whatever :lKali
may pc concerned. The only objection To- the
Haplt - that II tends to Keep the victim from
seeking Intelligent ;rcatmcn, which ouers a,
tcast 'hrec-io-onc chance of giving pernlu.l-
cnt relief or cure"
II" not advise anyone to take soda or
other alkalis in any dose for any cnudI,;n,
! merely say that the use of sicn Ill,,lis ~
probably harmless In itself | do advis. any
one not to fail into the habit Of relying upon
even comparatively harmless medicine or
drug FOR any purpose whatever
y great many Of the rullihl. old purlic
Swli"h from plain maSncsia hakln: soda TO
som" fancy stuff dollcd M In a swnu ;,acHaEa
ana iah'iI"d catchy namc-hu; still the same
pa soda in disguise. soda vlorii"d by tho
rainbow promises Of the nostruri vcllcr WolI
yet en- blow II that way II they prcfcr: such
FOLKS deserve TO die poor y skiful von,l.r
can mix enough charcoal Ia rrltatc II YOU
should &c, 1t In Your eye with drop of pcp-
rcr'nint or som" other plcasan, smell and a
large quantity Of soda. put !, up In Fancy style
ana make fortune out Of IT If he ueer enough
"i tho right sort OF publicity Hc directs
70" to take from forty to eighty OF the lit
tie tahloids "a; Il sittinE-and OF course that
Is as good dip IN the old soda can; bot
ter. may ha. because you find no bunk in the
soda can.
Soda hahitues are particularly susccp tible TO
IN" idlc theory that 1t is good plan 70 take
cathartCs frequently to clear out the stoln-
ach and howcl. ou the contrary ca,hart!.s
ar" distinctly harmful if there is AN excessive
"cid!ty because til" irritation OF the cathartic
arrrava'cs the Very condition that causes dis
tress. 90 course the same objection applies
III most Instances OF physic habit. hut here
it is OF particular Importance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
mn Russell ",,oundrd."

II any person thinkS !, Is trn-
iiu;; Thing 10 get shot With blank
Ny:iliam Russell the William Fox
stur. on the subject and he VIII
promptly be set right in the matter.
Russell has reason to Know. as ~"
ySts ''wounhcd" ny a blank cartridge
during 4 gun fight scene in The Iron
Etlrr." his latest picture, which
opened Yesterday "a: The Bluchird
ThcatCr.
Tho picture. made from popular
story by Frank L. Packard author
OF '''rh" Miracle Man. THE White
Mol" and other successful pnoto-
plays contains several nGht scenes.
In one OF these between Russell and
Arthur Morrison. who plays the bad
man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CARDS TO ADMIT CHILDREN
TO NOMENCLATURE SHOWS
VIII lie Issued by Labor Department
to- Those of school Age who
wax,

Cards which will admit children Of
school age who are working in the
city Ia moving picture thcaterS her"
are being issued now 10y the state
Department OF Labor, according to
made from the depart
m"nt yesterday. children hereafter,
who have working permits. VIII 10
furnished with these cards.
This action by Labor COMMISSIONS
John UirSchbcrg is In cooperation
with campaign which school au-
thoritics Of the city arc putting on
against truancy and In which thea
tcrs of the city are cooperating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
.Thc WIN" mt victor.

Absolutely the greatest motion pic
;urc in the world. is The Whip" the
mastery production. which comes to
the Victor Theatcr today. with not
ono star. hut six, with not only one
sensational scene. but scores OF them.
Produced on the most lavish scale i'm
aSinabie-a train wreck staged for
the purpose OF securing one scene
alone cost S25.00O-this tremendous
production marks n new epoch In the
history OF the silent drama.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
,>,,,nnrcd ,,rom Hume.

Kidnapped from her HON" u, miu
might ~ the man sh" had laughed at
Sh. found herself horne ."ay mo
the woods aud held prisoner An'
thou IL came his time {" ianrh AZ nor
~ first she hated him i"r ~. ai'
,h.n-Y nu Wul learn what happened
when Won see H"rt !.yJ"Ii In III" ne"
Metro perturbation nf ~" MI
known stage play TIL" Mis!"AGins
Lady" that is now r.a|ihS 81 nv
RIiou Thrater. Don't miss TINS rapid
ir" entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Working or Pearl.

Subscriber. Richmond There are
TWO Kinds o! shells used in the manu-
tacturc of Sman artiClcs--thc porcc-
famous and the naCrcous. The for
mcr are extremely hard and can be
worked only with the apparatus used
hy the lapidary. The latter arc
more generally used. and may he
sawed. filed and turned with some
facility. The pieces should he
rourhcd out on a common grindstonc.
After turning they should he
Sm0oth"d with pumicc stone and
water. and polished With rotten stone
With sulphuric acid slightly diluted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
The New French Cabinet

a RISTlDE BRAND has accomplished
4 the rather difficult feat AT this lime
of forming n new French Cabinet that APP
parently possesses some elements of
strength lacking in the ono just ovcrthrown,
though as To that time will quickly deter
mine. President Millorand, who is FOR
moderation in respect 10 tho use OF force
10 be applied Germany TO bring about lit
cra fultilment OF the rcpararion clauses
of the Versailles treaty, appears to hayo
convinced BRAND OF the wisdom OF such
moderation. otherwise the latter. who has
hitherto opposed lenioncy. would no; have
accepted the responsibility he has assumed
BRAND is among the abcst OF French
statesmen, and has headed ministries sew
oral times before. However it is generally
agreed that his success in organizing the
new Cabinet means that the Millcrand pol
icy will be continued, in which event it,,
tenure is uncertain. |, may be that il viii
present elements OF strength i'm respect to
domestic policies which will react iavOrahly
upon its foreign policy. But with Poincarc
whose wartime popularity has not declined
challenging its attitude in respect TO repa-
rations, its path ahead will not be strcwn
with roses, and il may be before the pres
ent week ends the new Cabinet Will face a
test that Will terminate its career Such
result would be rcbukc To Nii!craud
that would greatly lower his prestige and
might evcntuatc in his resignation from the
presidency. II would be Difficult, for him
to prevail upon Il strong man 10 attempt
the formation OF new Cabinet If BranGs
Cabinet cannot uf!io!d s,is program ana
succeed. We HnoW OF no stronger man than
BRAND 10 attempt 10 stay tito inevitable
population OF his policy
Ii the BRAND Cabinet ho oyerthrnwr
what next MaufesIly a Cabinet Will no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
illumination Of Manu.criot,.

y r.. 7. CirVcland. = The art OF
painting manuscripts with miniatures
and ornaments is an art OF the mos;
phpSri containing portions Of the
Ritual. or Hook OF the Dead are
"rnain,ntcd with drawings and col
"r"d pictures. The pcrsians. lllndus
ana Chinese have illuminated manu-
SCRIPTS with great beauty. none OF
winch compete With those OF the
western nations in antiquity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
MINIArIHE NLMNNNC.
Theater Calendar

STUtN D-..I.Istcn Lester" m"-
sirul comedy.
SttDE.NN-l>cit Nnudc\iile.
uIJut-I,crt I.ytril. In "lhe
Misleading Lady"
ui.tl.niilD - William RUSSELL
In ..Ihr Iron Rider
UItuNDwAN - Wanda 'awi@!'
In .i'ood for Scandal
Isls-">amconr la the iI"us".
IIUI,-Mnbri julirnnr scott. In
..'Thc rklins."
uDI.uN-Dc Miles "Mid.umn'rr
Madness"
ItEN-"\ick Carter"
NICTpIt-.'rh- whip"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
..Niii,un,mcr Madness"

10 sin IN Thought may not in tn"
ey.s III the law hc as serious an Of
ftnSc as 10 sin i'm act, but morally II
UC.u has just as serious CouS"-
ntl,uc.S "Midsumm"r Madness the
-.ttyrc picture a. TIA" pd"un Thval'r.
treats Of this theme II II inaun"r mat
-N.il please ami startl- audiences. III"
-tory wus adapted from a move. by
Dus:uC Hamilton. Jack f'olt Liza
leo Lois wilson and Conrad Nag"l
play tlc leading roles W:.lihm De
NlIn produced thr picture. which rs
D.. Paramount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Ennd I.Icin1c nj I.ir.

\ diamond necklace and a woman's
heart were what the EcatleuaniE
thief played 10 get. He Didn't want
one, but in III. march OF tate he "as
forced TO yield the one FOR IN" other.
which one - shawn IN the Metro an
star product "SOu'nii" IN IN"
House" at the Isis Thcat"r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Cinema Programs
Sew i,urtnn itolr.

Clarence burton IN seen In another
~ his famous heavy charncicrihatl"ma
as pr. F.'her"dE" IN "cprSr Mt',,W'H :
I,o mount production Of TIN" IucN :
lirS." bayrd on ppic Reads celebrated
uovcl /, IN a powerful phutorla% ana
viii be shown at TN" Lyric In.'''I
aunIu today and tomorrow. Mon 4
RIIn and Mabel Jul!enne scott are IN
the. CuSl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
wanda unwlcy n, nrondwny.

Food for scandal" in which Wan
IA IIawlcy Is being featured, at
trnCtcd considerable attention N the
broadway Yesterday. Tn. r.ctur" Is
ono that appeals to all and Miss law
lcy's part in IL could hardly he inn
proved upon. II Will he seen at the
ihcatcr again today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
The I.ntin Union.

y :. r.. Clover.--Thc Latin Union
IS IN" name given to n combination
formed in iSGi by France. italy. Bel
GUM and Switzerland. These coun-
tricF entered into an agreement ny
which tn" amount of silver In nc
coihcd yearly Was fixed for each
ncmhor OF the union. Tn" coinagr
of all the countries WAS Of like char-
hE'cr. and TO hc received without
"'Scnnnt throughout tho union on
puhlic ana private account Greece
Joined the union in 1865 Spain in
1871. and subsequently, Scrvia and I:u-
mahia some Of The South american
countries ais" used the Latin Union
coinage. Spain alone OF the coun-
tries Of tn" union coins gold ,irrr
not used by the others The unit Of
the coinage Of the Latin Union is
~" franc; IL has different names
elsewhere rs in Italy the Ira, in
Scrvta the dinar. and in Spain the
pcScta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

.he hSufcs, hut the facts are that the cost OF
'iNihS Tor millions of people has pcrforcc. de-
creased much more than SO Der cent When
necessity drives. thrift is not SUCH a difficult
virtue 20 cuitivate.-Italeigh News and OBJ
server.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Way. to commit suicide.

start an argument with cross-cycd
chauffeur.
Buy confidential quar-. OF hoo,ch from Il
stranger.
3-Asl your boss for 90 per cen, Increase
i--Firc your jauitor and freeze death
Go home 20 your brunette wife with a
blonde hair on your coat,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Charcoal i:rh.. nniIy rhourht.

TIT don' mako no IInuncc z me whar /
stops ncr how long | stays said Charcoal
fph. ruminativeiy. 'kas- dey Amt no. law
AGAINST par&i1' a wlrcIharrow. Eat prune.
M.stah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Arc All Euual BEFORE tho Law.

into lnS!snicauCc.
Are All Equal Before the Law"
T HE Federal statutes OF the United States
prohibit the admission OF any alien to
this country until he has secured Il pass
port from his own government and until
tha' passport Shall have hecu vised bv n
representative OF the American govern
mcnt The wording of this law is rs simple
as a kindergarten primer. There are no
bewldorng technicalities or confusing
reservations
III the execution of the Law it has been
the fixed practice OF the Federal govern
meni 10 dota!n all aliens seeking admis-
sion without complying with passport re-
Quircments until such time as they may
be deported. 1t is not always necessary to
comiine The alien in prison or To bind and
gag him for an indefinite time On the
contrary it is far oftcnor desirable to treat
him with courtesy and consideration but
rarely advisable TO make an honored guest
OF him.
1t happens that two interesting cases
OF arriving aliens recently developed at the
port of Hampton Roads. Amelia Arnaud,
French girl, secretcd herself in a ships
locker and as stowaway crossed the At
lantic Ocean with the avowod purpose OF
marrying her iiancc. who already lad
reached American shores. This was a plain
case Of illegal entry into the United States.
and "A board OF immigration agents so adj
Judged i, and held the Young woman for
deportation There was little argument
about the matter and little publicity
About the same time. however. there ar
rived from Cork. ireland. the Lord Mayor
of that city. Dcnal O'Ca!aghan. He. too.
secrctcd himself aboard a steamer and ms
lie was about to step ashore at Newport
News he was discovered and unprecedented
by immiEration officials who CHALLENGED his
right to land Tho Lord Mayor readily adj
Matted tina, he had undertaken an illegal
entry into the United States and had been
ahetted III that design by Peter j. Mac
Swney. an American citizen, and the
brother Of the late Lord Mayor of Cork.
who starved TO death in a British prison.
The local immigration officers agreed
that Mr. 'Callaghuu as a st0waway and
q confessed violator OF the American law
Nad no right 10 enter The United States and
held him n %ewpor News Meanwhile.
However. friends OF the Two rslmcn were
busy. They cXcrted their influence i'm Wash
ington. Mr. OCallaghan was represented
to be a political refugee. ana after giving
the matter few hours consideration the
Secretary of Labor ordered O'Callaghan's
release on his own parole until The State
Department could decide what it would do
about it.
Nothing could hc more certain than that
there was Partially OF the mos, diagram,
sort IN the action OF the Department of
Labor in tho two eases The French girl
having no Influential friends or powerful
political Interests 10 ntorceda In her be-
half, was torn from her Gancc. and or
de'ed returned to her native country Her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
"Nic:l Carter"

Nick Carter" Is the attraction at
the Rex Thcatcr today. and The usual
large crowds are expected There
VIII be the usual other features on
tiiu program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

Rainfall - hours ending l.. Nj. None
l.ainiall - hours ending \ 4. M.... Son-
ESc"ss sinc" March .............. s.iJ
i.Nc"-s since January ............ =. 90
I"cnl Observations mt y =. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. north: wind velocity. 6.
weather at l.. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

If General CoNey leads TO Washington an
army OF those who want a vote on prohibit
tion. his former hobo battalion will pale
into insigniticauco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
The Weather
FURNISHED by L. s. Weather Burcau.)
Forecast: virginia.

-Fnlr Il nc y Il u v:
"Wednesday cio II Il y
nn,l unsettled, with
rising temperatures.
North tnroliun-
Fair Tuesday and
pr1bubly We'd u cs-
day; rising temper
allure Wednesday,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Later.

And were YOU hurt much when YOU fell GU
Of the aeroplan"?"
Nav: hu; gimiuy. when / landed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Local Tcmncrnimrc Yc.irrl,X.

7. VI tNmp'rntur" .............. 20
MAXIMUM temperature TO f. MI. 90
Minlihuh i"nrrrhturc 20 J.. M..... 3.
Mean temperature" yesterday ....... 81
norman lcnr"raiurc for this dat. -. 81
deficiency yesterday .........,,. !"
.l"icienoy sinc" March ............ :iG
,.Atr-s since January .,.. 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Up With the Times

Good morning, nave you been held up yet,


eIadamc Call Curci was married under a
war HaS which seems apropos FOR one OF her
artistic temperament;
Miss Robertson new consresswoman from
Oklahoma. says sh" i First. a christian: sec
nd. an American and third, Republicans"
She Will have TO reverse that order If shc ex-
rccta to stand in With the q. q. L. old Guard.
Haoonisi kioor says This hero stun is all
bunk" and after the way his famous Night
.nded tho public is strongly inclined to take
him At his word
Colonel Roosevelt indorscs HardimE's plans
which leads one 10 wonder if the original col
oncl would have been so char!,a.oiy inclined
Russian pos,-offce clerk is sentenced 10
death for stealing food when he hungry.
The Soviet must have adopted the American
rate of pay Tor It's post office clerks
Strnnse how Republicans have ciambered
aboard iiarlinE's simplicity bandwagon while
only fcw days ago they we're whoop!ns it IN
for real old-fash ioncd inaugural jamborec
New York society women ar. reported TO
have s"sped at that prze-dght sponsored hy
Anne Morgan. bat We have heard of none Of
them leaving in disgust.
Exchange wants 20 know why we never hear
anything of the Pilgrim Mothers That's
easy In those DAYS the had no,
learned IN" art Of breaking hfty-ffty with the
men in the publicity game.
lowdcn may &c, hi= post from Harding. hut
III Johnson will have to worry along with his
zig stick
vovo says that sain, w!l, float drinkers
- wine" which causes US To speculate as to
The cost Of course OF swimming lessons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Echoes From Down Home

nor. Office. and no sooner than tina, is done
than the slate makers got busy. There has
been sine" tho Assembly convened A few DAYS
ago, at lcaS; "a dozen candidates staged FOR
four years hence and tn" weather has not been
favorable for SUCH activities by any means
Salisbury Post.
For our own par, are not so much inter
cstcd in the apprehension of the negro who
made spectacular light from tho Masonic
Tcmpic when officers discovered his saloon"
In tn" basement q. we IN the apprchcn-
sion Of The white mnn or men who were back
ing him in mis- hootlegsins eItcrprsc--Win-
ston- Salem Journal.
OF course it to he expected that Vice
President Elect Coolidge with his personal
stand taken by Mr. Harding in vctoing the
plans for an expensive Inaugural At the same
time II il. Interesting 20 note that perfect har-
nony continues t" prevail among our two ma
:"nhl chiefs to bc.---iShcvilic Citizen
when the bill revIvinG the War Finance Cor
poration passed, it was in,i!na,ed that
perhaps rs machiney could not h. put into
operation FOR t"o months. Word now comes
that the corporation is ready for business and
ie waiting u receive applications for loans in
financing eXpo-ts. 1t ought to find Itself
swamp"d with orders.-Charlot,c Observer
\ now plan cor wedding out uadcsirabrcs il
announced from Washington. Tina, should not
%" dItacnt Dcport thosc alrcady in this com
try ana mako immigration laws so sirlc, that
reOrl" ~ that character can't get hcre.--Dur-
ham Herald.
According 80 The shelby star Rev Il NJ
l9oylo holds that the celebration OF chre,mas
should be abolished sInct there is no hnil!caI
warrant for is Observance II Rev ii1yle de-
ciicd 10 back M hiss convictions on the sub
feet. lac has out = tolerablc big Job for
hlinscI i---GrccnSboro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

SO IL you racing of course you are
Just about the best tin for wiuainG:
Is to keep on watcl.u@ Your guiding star
j" the end, as IN the beginning:
And don; get 10 thinking; you're running alone
Leading the gods and the devil.
Eut give OF your muscle ,nd brain. and bone.
\nd rum. While you ruu on the level
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

Virginia raised 5o,OoOooo bushels OF
corn last year according to the conyrs nc-
nres Now lei as have ,he figures on how
much went into pone and pork ana how
much to the discontinue OF Mr Nolstasd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

sMadnnic Call Curci was married under a
war flag. which seems apropos FOR one OF her
artistic temperament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
SEEN ONl THE SIDE
by HENRY EDwAUD WARMER


When you get so good in your little job
That you're perfect right to the letter.
There's someone steps IN out OF the mob
Who can do it a little better
Md tho fellow who iinds that If he should die
The world would bc smashed To thunder.
Sees when he quits. with a different eye.
And can only gasp and wonder!
In tn. fcl.icS of youth there are moments when
y fellow is ind!Spcnsahlc-
y thought that is not uncommon with men.
And is really quite rcprcheusih!c.
And tho FIRST big thing that u man learn
Is no matter how high his rating.
The way some other can take his turn
Is decidedly aGEravItiuE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

colonel Roosevelt iniorscs Hardng's plans,
which leads one 10 wonder If the original col :
oncl would have been so char!tabiy inclined