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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
News Of Fifty Years Ago

ii'rom the Richmond Dispatch. April IL, 1871 ]
The total average attendance at all the hap-
tist sunday Schools OF Richmond for the sun
nays of last month WAS. scholars. l,636; officers
and teachers, 223.
Hon. II. e. Dcjarncttc, OF Caroline County
was in tho city yesterday. making prepare
tons for his trip to England in search OF
iapcrs relative to the original boundaries
OF the state Of Virginia. Mr.. Alexander iioila-
day accompanies him as secretary.
The Grand Lodge of Odh Fellows Of virginia
viii meet at odd Fellows Hall tomorrow morn
Ing at . o'clock.
IN exhibition Of that low species Of amusc-
mcnt known az cock lighting took place "a,
Vauxhaii's Island in James River yesterday
The main was for s25 on each OF the ,wo
lights and 400 on an odd fight. There vas
any amount Of side betting among the sports
The twenty second Iodg" Of knights Of
rythias in Virginia vas instituted in Frcdcr-
!cksburg last night.
y military company undcr the name OF I.cc
Guard has hocn organized in this city with
the following officers: John a. Sloan. captain
J. II. Faris. arst lieutenant; Charles r. Tay-
Tor. second lieutenant; Roger Il. Johnson. Jr.
Junior second lieutenant: G. II. Morton. first
sergeant; Taylor Hriggs. second sergeant: w
l.. Jennings. secretary.
In the House OF Representatives yestcr-
day the amnesty bill was passed by a vote Of
'" - ~ INV 'iIi'''iuSt On tnt hpoI hHh ~
the galleries. 1t excerpts those who were Nom
hers Of Congress. officers OF the army and
navy VIII" left to join the Confederate SERVED
and members OF state conventions who voted
FOR secession.
In the senate the Ku-Klux bill was re.
ported with an amendment designed to ter
inmate the law at the next session OF Congress
y dispa;cn from Paris. received IN London
yesterday. says: "umicss the Germans save us
! Paris must soon swim in blood. The Com
mune hourly grows more desperate and resorts
to fierce excuses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
GERALDINE FARRAR CAN
ACT AS WELL AS SING

lt!chmonh's music lovers will hear
gNr OF Americas foremost Drt,na
~i'hnhs when Geraldine Farrar an
nt'rs IN ~" Ctty Auditorium Friday
night, ipril %.
~ often as ono secs Miss C;crol-
i.'" f"rraf said the Boston Fran
script NOT long ago, ON" sees a new
an" Inherent personality. l. ls her
-'"rH a. u great artist tina. in every
f"4r y assumes on tn. stag. sho
p~tpH"c"S " different impression. Gre
'',hs 4 h'W nEurc TO "mbudy tho Dcr-
7"haG" represented. and she does this
80 'haSlc1iIy that She even surrounds
rh"rc Il is Surprisinc .,
rh"IinoEs dIs'anc"-even that. saw.
Tween n regal dignity and spirIt.
VA elevation OF Elizabeth i'm Tam
hhyuscr and tho common ~vulrarity
'hh "prN" OF MEDIA in p-agliacci-Cnn
ne hT!6Sca 2cfor" our eye. In h,-
Ever tciinE Something OF his Ynr,
~ expected. or ought To he expected
~ very artist on The STAGE. hut how
~ lhtr" nc. rspcrially on the oD.r-
49,: stag" who accomplish such com
..H,ie slhki,nS % self and Identification
tE,r u fmIt as rs witnessed Ia Mas
ra'Tdr greater parts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD sR
In Spite Sf All.

VILE
IN spite OF all its troubles. and
In spite OF all it's pain.
We got no kick against this world
ia take Il chance again,
KNOW It has its ups and downs.
KS NILS. its rocky places.
"I. int'rming'"d with the gloom
There are some sunny faces.
ln'r" nrs some smiles in spite of al,
The fro"ns. and all the tears;
r"H every thing that casts us down
There is some thing that cheers.
N"'heNvS hie seems hard and cold.
In al. it's stress ana storm
There IS a Sun-kisSed southern breeze
To Keep us snug and warm.
You have your troubles. l have mine.
Nnd others. they have griefs;
whoever sows is bound to lind
His crop Of scanty sheafs
ifi; You and /. and others who
See hopes and prospects fan.
We KNOW there are some pleasant things
In lie. in spite OF all.
Md so. in spite oc all it's voc.
In spite % All i;s pain.
This world all right lind Il so
Ia take a chance again:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Absurdities Of Luxury Taxes
-II.y Unitcd NOVEL,


NEW YORK. April ll.-Absurditics OF the
prcscn, luxury taxes. paid by the consumer.
We're pointed out by Il. $. Orcutt. OF the Wall
street Journal. in an address to the New York
Society Of Certified Public Accountants to-
night.
WI" should = baby pay n specific tax on
us m"dicin. for colic"' he asked.
Should Il person. when he is i'll. pay Il
specific tax and not pay a general tax when
he il we'll?
"'rhc existent cXciscs tax the motor truck.
hut not tle hOrsc-drawn vehicle doing the
sam" work. They tax the fur coat which. for
the farmer or iumbcrrnan. is almost indis-
pcnsablc. but not the cloth coat which. foi
many uses. is less desirable; they tax Tn"
piano necessary for tn" child to obtain its
proper musical education. but not the toy
with which ne amuscs himself
advocating "a sales tax. in which each party
contributing to the process OF manufacture and
distribution would pay a share of the excuses.
circuit declared shat such Il measure would
mot 10 a special tax on the man wh" must
buy medicine for his children, or the stcnoE-
raphcr who buys an ice-cream soda for her
luncheon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
WOULD PUNISH LYNCHERS
WITH DEATH PENALTY

WA.Sii!NGTc%. April il-Rcprcscn.
'h'iv" = Dvcr. Rcruhlira@. ME.
souri,. Introduced today a bin pro.
'lAinf ihHt persons accused Of Nuch.
'nE email j." tried ia Federal instead
"t STATE courts. and that those found
t"uiiy or complici,y Iva ly|uchlurs shall
surfer "a" d'ath penalty. Hyp--cn.
iHitvc Dyer said his measure wns in
harmony With "a" declaration against
iNn,hin% in tn" Republican platform
k"pr"s"utatlv" Martin " Madden
Republican. Of Illinois introduced nm
'hnii-jlm Crow hlii. providing that
~" railroad engaged in !n;oretatt
commerce" shat discriminate between
whi;c and coI0rod passengers Tn,
Madden BIZ is aimed At railroadi
0~n"rh,ing In tho South and ohcyinc
Htat" laws governing congregation al
passengers. though tho state laws re-.
pN!rr qua communications. Mr.
Madden "n~d"avorcd To includ" eucl
n provision in the transportation act
during IN" last session. but hi
amendment wac hailv beaten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
M'iNTYRE AND HEATH
ARE COMING TO STRAND

Several years have passed since the
fHnous character comedians McIn.
iyro and Heath have PLAYED in n
territory. and their coming 20 The
strand Thursday. Friday and Satur.
daN and Saturday matinee in their
newest vehicle. Hello. Alexander
Val hc welcome news To their host
Of fri'nds In this city. In his mu-
Stca! extravaganza. Mcintyre and
llcath hasc scored tho solidcst hit ol
their long career.
The M"ssrs. Lee and !. ]. Shuhcr,
have surrounded tho stars with 4
notable comnany Of entertainers. and
what is declared 10 u" tho argos
singing and st~cp-hancinG cnsemhl,
on tour.
Among those prominent i'm tho ast
are: Homer Dickinson. Grace DEACON
Mabel f.iain". Dorothy Moore. MYRTLE
Nlct"rin". Doris WAYNE. Phyllis RAY,
Neil. Rrazii aud Griffin. Arthur Y,,Ie
ana George N~oungnlan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
"nncc 10 Every Woman"

"oncc to Every Woman" Dorothy
rhillips' amazing Universal photo
drama Of tears and laughter, il the
Offering al the Ddcon Thcatcr today
Not since The Heart Of Humanity
and THE Right to happiness. MISS
philIins' former successes. has the
screen offered such n remarkable pho
tpdrnma.
The story deals with a small-town
Girl who is discovered TO have - voice"
she is sent 20 italy 10 study, wins nor
lourcls at the metropolitan opera
House and smiles condcSccndingIE
down on the world al her feet. How
she learns that s~cltishn"*s is IN
greatest blight on happiness, forms
The theme of the story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
How WINTER Freezes.

5. -. T. Ashland-Watcr begins to
freeze At the surface. In any body
of water exposed 20 low temperature
the bottom becomes cold more randi
~ than the top until the
turc of the water is uniform at 39.2
degrees t.. Then the surface par
ccieS of water cNpand as they be-
com" cooler. i!oat ON The denscr
water below ana then freeze at the
very tor. II the freezing were from
tn" bottom toward the top a lake of
any considerable depth would remain
roHcn all summer long before the
immediate surface. Under certain
special conditions ice known as an
chor ic" sometimes forms 1T the bot
tom OF rapid streams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
al,UrPka.~

Mrs Il. q. w. Falls Church.
Eureka is II Greek word. meaning
~ have found it 1t is said to have
been uttered by A~rchimcdes. the
Creek philosopher, when the prin-
cpl" Of specific gravity first dawncd
up"n nun; II is said that the thought
came to him while at the bath, and
ne ran through the streets OF syria
Gus" TO his home. shouting Eureka
turekai The problem that had
!crh given To him To solve was To de
''fihinc whether Il golden crown
made for Hero, King OF Syracuse.
had hccn alleged with silver. This
the King had suspected. and the
philosopher aftcrward proved it to be
true.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
s,nmi, wnsc cut Proposal.

PlTTSHuRGN PA, April ia
proposed wage reduction OF | cent a
mile. IL IL cents an our. or 81 "A
day. depending upon tho hasis OF pay
was submitted by officials OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad today 10 rep
rcscn,ativcs o! the engine service
employees in conference here with
tho managers committee OF the road
n" proposed cut. averaging - per
cent, would affec, approximately 10
600 employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost an!
topic. excepting ON legal and medical
subjects. are answered free. rs nii
Inquiries are answered directly by
personal letter. - srlf-ahdr cssrd,
stamped envelope IS required. Adj
dress The Timcs-DiSpnich Inf0rmu-
ton HnTcau, NIrhmonu, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
The Poets Corner
Tra,Irr Aids Mcifurd.

Ernest FRAZIER was assistant to
Producer George Mc.!prl during the
WminE o! "Thc Faith licalcr." which
has made Il at at the Lyric Th"at.r
In" pictur" is based on William
Vaughan MoOdy's play, and Mrs
Moody. widow OF the late uthor
wrote the scenario In collaboration
witn Il MALL C~oviurtou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

'ohh Skelion Williams. former Comptroller
u the Currency. is now tcinr proposed for
Governor or Virginia. Mr.. Williams is one of
muse positive characters who have strong en-
"mies as we'll as devoted friends. and he could
pf"pah.F not win the nomination. il ut all.
"'tnout a fight. But he has not shown any
Inclination In the pas, to refrain from i fight
II ~ seemed TO be ACCOMPLISHMENTS SEN
tinel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
nnr Americans From Itu..In.

NEW YORK. April li-H"einning
Apri! 90 all Americans Viii be barred
from entry MO Soviet Russia unt! n
Sovic, ambassador Is permitted TO
ONE TO this country with ~th"rit
to ssuc passports. Announcement 10
This effect was mad" here today by
Charles iIccht. in charge OF the In
forests Of Ludwig e. y Is. Martens
dcpor,cd Soviet representative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
MIIIIonnIrc LrIcs Annulmea. s.I.

Joyce. millionaire Chicago lumhcr,
man today filed suit for annulmcm
OF ms marriage To Peggy HOPKINS
az actress. charging that she ALREADY
WIS married At IN" time Of her wed.
din;; ia him at Miami Ma lama,
80 1870, and that tho ceremony wa,
a part of a conspiracy through which
y. was ~dcfrauded of from $4,000 Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Lester cunco IN E.cr,icnt Actor.

ter Cunco at the Elucbird, YESTERDAY
ana las, night proved n success IN
every way. Large and c~nthnstnstie
Audiences went away after tn' Hn1m q.
,hhSS. I'm. and money had been T"il
sncn,. This play will b. seen mt this
thcatcr again today. TINS stor% ~
]tvpicai of real western ite' h'e'dns
hecn written by iw" I'M VIZ ar,
Authorities on writing apo"' '""' P"'
of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Up With the Times


We d,,., ,,a. 49,.
,., $500. - NS Mh'"en' the old
ya rarornz "Ns De" mere hut helieve
Of ~. Hs, ,,',yir.i -. ., "%' III 'he chorus
w,,rbi,r .h. 49,
SURG, s.,..r.. , '"' urea" "Srd in
aesthetic ,ht~p =, IL, ,,,. , 49," 4, II" ems me
F.,.. ~ 80" 49, ""'heH styles
Soviet Russia n,.,e nm ~
sivc.' hu. .va-y.bfy, J,as ~"
that adjective. "
L. S.-Cubnn telephone line is nov oro, ,-
business. Hello. Ccntral Toll cuh, ., I.an
one In the dark"
-
rress on his hands. ana he won, he AHA
10 wash them uf that Ike he did of foreign
affairs
-
council ~ TO hold hearings on blanket"
me H'h' o! a franchise We would like TO
'"N''
#
It'aal'n" announces "scvcnty-hve babies n,
''If"-I""h Sh"" Is It possible the food
.o"'''' nave hri'en US at last TO such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
D]urnIdinn l'IrnSrs Crowds.

To PLANNED 10 10 dictHtOr ana rUI"
ouprcm. Ia the islands where years
OF careful plotting had built up "a
structure which he thought nothing
could wreck. But "a dcspis"d ancient
with his dying breath destroyed the
house OF schemes How he did Is
shoWn In tina, Metro special. Passion
Fruit" starring noraldina, at the Isle
"AeIt,r. Doraldina. In person. gives
her beautiful Hawaiian dances with
"A native orchestra providing thc mE-
sic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Approve Plans for Uome.

ROANOKE. VA. April 11.-Ap
prevail of plans for the establishment
OF the baltimore Conference Home
Tor IN" Aged and Orphans was given
at today's session Of the Baltimore
Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Want Priest Rcmoycd. Storm c,n-,,

the Holy Rosary Catholic Church
surrounded by a large crowd thh
morning and guarded by tho cntir
Ncnosha police department, tho Rev
i"tcr I"rardi. upon advice of the po-
Zee. did not appear to saw mass. Tht
priests home was entered last nigh
by a crowd Of several hundred per
sons In n demonstration for his re-
moyal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
unirh Levi. W,II sunpor,.d.

fi'INN T"WIs WIN nnN'lrs as thc
faths! Va ictty Comieuu's trs, star
ring production. prisoners Of Love
which gill hc seen 1T the HijoU The
alter "r"in ioday and tomorrow. is
probably the best "charactcr-hrHvy'
n IT,, n,,d Of notion picture. III
was horn IA Eng wood, III, am! ap-
p,urco Win man" stars OF IN" l"rit-
Innate stage before taking up motion
picture work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
son. shot Ross" l. Success.

~" slow to underestimate" the fool
Though his grin ie immohilc. and his
words without sense. h" mas. single
handed, scatter an outlaw band after
killing it's chief. save an angel OF tn"
cattle country from n fatc worse IMAM
death. and rid tho state OF II gang OF
outlaws who have long d"h"d all Law
and authority. That is what he docs
in "One Shot Ross the now West
crn drama at the victor again tph1E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
na n-ar.nn nj ncx.

An excellent program is In store
for Richmond th~catcrEo"rs az INC iteN
1890 no all those who love detcc-
tive stories the showing OF Nick
carter" will please. This picture Is
run of thrills from start to hnish.
intcrsrcrscd with love. romance ana
comedy. The Offering Iomorro" VII!
no Tho Norman trail. This is Il story
Of the old-time West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

A MEXICAN farmers are turning their
4 faces toward Washington. During tho
first week OF the extra session OF Congress
their representatives from every section of
the country will be in the capital planning
legislation for agricultural relief and CON
ierrinE with Senators, Representatives and
other leading men on a course of procedure.
In that gathering OF farmers perhaps no less
than 1000 600 voters will be represented
through tile yariouy organizations. 1t is a
potent force. While NOT SO closely knit to-
Gotlcr as tho American Federation of La
Dor, IT is q power which wisely used can do
much toward Fastening this nations recon
struction. tnwisely used. ii can undo all
that has boon done toward tho restoration
OF normal PROSPEROUS conditions.
The farmers announce that they will dis,
cuss the Fordncy tariff bill. cooperative
marketing, regulation OF trading in futures.
packer control. weights ana measures. cold
storage and similar topics intimately con
'"cted with their welfare. All this is legiti-
mate, and such a program CAREFUL? consid-
cred should. and perhaps Will. resul, in leg
~islation that is nationally wholesome. So
long as they connnc themselves to their an
bounced program their efforts vii! he helm
iuI However, an undercurrent OF sentiment,
l. disccrn!ble among the various farmers
organizations that should be discouute-
RANGED by all conservative members. Thu,
tendency born. perhaps OF tho moro radical
west Is toward a more closely knir organ
ration to be used as a club to force class
legislation as well a to dominate tho eco
Ionic field IN the control OF production and
consequent fixing OF prices. That is a mis-
taken intention and an unsound theory. one
'Fausht with economic disaster TO tho coun-
Try, and We do not believe that tho great
mass OF sound-thinkinr, loyal farmers VIII
lend their support to it.
4her" IS widespread sympathy for the
farmer, While he received high prjccs for
ms produce during the war, they wurc not
high in comparison with the prices that
olher commodities commanded. When tho
war was over ne was tho first and hoayjas,
sufferer from the crash in prices and the
withdrawal OF credits. Naturally he is dis
satisfied re@emtfui. and asking. Why
i.Ht class legislation or uniou!za,ion will
not salY" his problem for him. .As = writer
Ut q current magazine suggests. the farmers
have fashioned 10 their hand an .Gec,ive
~ nhn ;or the restoration Of normal con
.ii.on, i they but have the courage 10 u.o
mat weapon lies ia turning the mll
-3'6e ~ 'heir millions OF members upon tho
Dor unions which refuse TO acccp, re-
44c'-'" ~ wages in proportion to Tho ro-
---iiaH OF living costs. and upon those nron-
'"'r'hR retailers "ho maintain pricas far
..fa@F man The level TO which tho WHOLESALE
as-Fs- ha'@ descended s warning from
I'se ''pP','po farmers. a. whose hands IN.
nation .iYes probably you'd bring the de-.
HFv! result quickly With tina, attained
mere need Joe no more 'aIk Of arricuItpral
CLASS -efia.aiinn and farmers umionizat:on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Cuhnp Hank branch Closes.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE stat"
Ranking Department announced TO-
day the closing OF the Bank OF 'uoa
in Sew York. "a branch az tn" Ma
,ionai Bank OF cuba. in lavana
which closed Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Climate Of IInnnmn.

. Subscriber. Richmond.-The mean
annual temperature OF Panama Is
nearly so degrees: the difference he
tween The temperature OF the hottest
months, April and May. and the
coolest months seldom exceeding IL
degrees. The climate is moist and.
of course, not so hcalthful as Il dry
climate or that of the temperate
zones, y person not acclimated is
much more susceptible to the diseases
OF tho section,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
The t..,nic.

or all TN" games that ever held
h singer or the pen.
ih' n n = makes the trouble
In the every Now and Then
Is cupid playing marbles with
Tho hearts oG maids and men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
II. IT. Irixhhurnn nIs.

ROANOKE. VA. April 1T. II
Fishhurnc. widely known business
man. banker and lay minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
died here today at tho age Of ~
after a protraC!cd illncSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
:. .er,,st your Wife,

..Trmst Your Wife" will he shown at
Tho broadway again today. THIS WI!
be good news to MI VINO ga" t"G nN,
h3cE 10 see it. Katherine Mac
T Don nITN who takes the lead in the
,Io'. is by an all-star cast.
This picture is guaranteed I" give Il
cood hard jolt t" al! jraious mus
hands The play was adopted from
'cn,sc;onc,. by the w~cll-known au-
thor. Harry s. Shelton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Chn.c"nI Enh.. Daily rhnurht.

Back in de- halo o man" said Charcoal
H'h T"m-"ttir"ly. "dey ioun' I he a sncakin'
zone 20; hisse: cracked up I, be. Ea, a
ricklc. Mistah Jackson?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

man millions behind him. the Governor Is
prepared to ride 4 number OF hobbies that look
pretty formidable to tho rest of us-wiiming-
ton star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
.r,r,c s,crs at Theato To-day.

Al ,h,. Tiicato tcdnY MI. he seen
many prominent Alm stars. Dorothy
Dalton. Louise Glaum and Charles
Raw will appear in Tho Weaker Sex"
This picture Is guaranteed to be well
worth any ones time. These three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

no II Is not time to take 'c,n of. Wait
until there is no II in the month. only then
!" IL prudent. |, is better TO be safe than
sorry.-Rnieigh Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
l.nEniappr

Truth shines even in muck.
Virtue IS the only thing that doesn't need
advertising.
iir"ve" is closer TO lonesome people.
In ali thing Consistency grows lnconsis,en,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

stars are all we! kcc"n to p.c.u-
lovers and are artists Of tho hirhcs
standard. Tomorrow's play will h,
Rio Granhc," a picture Of life ami
love along the border. with RosemarJ
in the lead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12
Ridiculous.

~ Lady who Wei=n,i $50 pounds then
SAM, Mould ! Had the Wings Of a Bird. 1
Would Fly The audience was not impressed,
bat unsteady. She got away with it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

itatmtam J.? hours ending sp. Nj. Sonc
,,'aHiai' : hours ending \ l.. VI non,
,rn'l"h'y S'nc. March ~
EXCESS since January i......... >.
i"ri'i Observations at y l.. VI. Yesterday.
, w ~! direction. northwest. wind y.loCi;y
n'E,tst wina yesterday. 10. weather a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-12

' "'''' Wv lHpSl 1u=
v"riIs"A w"man's college to be found in A.
dag g journey -,;rceHshoro News
Al IA" world knows of the mild wln,crs
y" to-" S"u'' and the populur;ty OF southern
"int"r r"s"rty. tut il, Is not so rcncr,lly
known mat there are summer and health re-
Ia" coast. that sumrner heat is not excessive
ui"ui occurrence in tho North and West cv.rv
SHuh.rsvi1" Progress.
Federal Court is In session how and , 10, Of
'h'm MO pock",ed $40 n gallon for the truck.
ar" now being called upon to give tho twenty
oA'k 10 IA" government with ninety. and In
som" cases one ninety, put on top Of IL. in adj
d'i''n 10 hciaS routed to Observation-Disclosures
Observer.
Transportation rates having been raised To
~" point where 202 railroads report a dcnci,
"t more than $1,000 oo in January. wc sun
pos" to" next thing in order is to raise the
rates .i-"s usbugo Record.
Are aIrplanrs /" render dr.aananvhts OH.
s"Ictc. THAT proposition ~ debated and plans
are maturing for AN actual test OF tn. air
craft agHItst the German dreadnaughts in
hampton it"tdE. Tn" Ir-adnaught is , ,ourb
"a h'-'. M Who crr "ircumsrrItc whn- homhs
.row TN" air woU5d ho9- nni"igh Nows-on.
s.rv''
Gosernor i.owdcn is going TO retire from
politics and take up farming. with the Pull