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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Address OF MIR. Binford scplcte ana
ornate In Detail and Style,
Says Charles NJ. WpsSnn

TO tho Editor OF The Times pisnatrh.
Sr'-hiler that really magnificent
addr.ss. 50 reDlete and ornate In d.
tail and style. by MIR. Binrord. which
ne delivered Saturday night nj no
Jefferson Hotel. whercat "sIlenc,.
was the essence OF c,ouuente. Mr.
Morctt. the interchangeable prcsidon,
through courtesy mainly. snid .th.
meeting was open TO others to spcnk J.
so IL was then, felt like saving
what IL attempted 10 he herein wri,
ten now, but thought then was mora
appropriate thnn now. when il 81, ma,
inappropriate and may u. OF so,ne ~
tercst - briefly present what follows.
TO revert back To 1868. when hal
the honor and pleasure to convey IN
person 4 big chunk of fruit cake ana
y Jnr Of brandy peaches. prepared bv
IN" fair hands of his amiabl. ana A..
c"mpiisha k!nswnman Miss Mnrv
i.hnsdon Minor. ~ the University nr
Ntreinin. daughter OF her djstIn.
ruishcd father. John u. Minor. mo.
fnsfor 81 law.
$" il happened rnon,hs after. uno, .
very typical London 'Iny ~ for and
humidity. wherein from my ho,ri
halted q hanson and drove on, -,
To,tcnham Road, T.. g.. to the hrbi,,t
~ III" distinguished gentleman
-h'llbh'.N fbNl1lbr MdUry. How
noble fncc h"'incd as he received r,.
aft"r reading his letter from honn
ana ihc mum cake ana brnndi.d
peaches .rar'ion this pun. now
literally branded. but not thon,
Nhnrnhpon. after little while
luncheon vas served, and snail
never forgot his charming family nor
his individual charm al si,npIicitv
ani freedom from Arrogance rathnr
treating m,. HIS young STRIPPING ~ a
guest that J was. with an carney, IN
t.t"st IN what might essay 10 ANY
HIS thourhttnl. dccp. ci.ar az. AM.
klhhlN ihcr. hna manner az quiet M
Leg, Maishaii's and. may nId
Grahts2 WAS like that cf the uuict
modest gentlemen that they war.
prototypes Of. so absolutely devoid ~
ost"n,a,lon or vanity. These three
great rNenpiars uf real greatness
taken rs cNpcnents now, would ,u,kn
social and political life so much ,,nrar
rlch.t aud better than WIN, uoW nor
thinS. IN whni every nn, secs meets
AM. hins' hchrs, 50 voinbiy ~.
continuously disgusting latant
push Witch all proven ana ,mpba
sizes donhlN til. truth IN tho auhnr-
'sm. THAT humility IL the beginning
CHARLES MACON WEsSoS
Richmond Va. January ~ 1891
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

,,,-,,,to>E. Randolph
/ Private Branch ~
change connecting wy"
u!i departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
BIC CITY -FOUR" TOP BILL
At ACADEMY OF MUSIC
plnrt"t'c, Long Famous IN Nnu,le-
vile. again Captures Audi
ciiCc With Shrimp

There Is a mildly amusing show
playing al The Academy FOR III. las,
half Of tho week. hui. while thor. ar.
no especial fcnturca which seen, more
entertaining than any other. thcr.
hay" been worse biila. Ford ana Truly
started things or ~ an act which f.a.
'ureh canine Intelligence IN i diner.
-, way than usual. Little Truly Ia
q petite for terrier, WHO showed tint
u" possessed dog MIND 81 high or,
Ger. and caused many a laugh with
ms absutaly human lit,ie tricks.
TOR hcrr and Edith Ensign followed
IN Few minutes OF pattcr and nut,l,
NniGh 'hcS chil "iiddleup." The ron
SMn '.r 'hs TIT" comes from tho fact
iaan ana That III. two do n f,,r ,r;,,,g
~! limitations on the ins,ru,n,uts
ny hGt Is fairly pleasing but Iacks
h"h' Waiter l.o ROy, Emily i.yt,on
aia 'nhlpany are seen IA on III.
rN1S.1n ~ Z onc-nct - .koi,h-
ne east ""nsi II one mia.
himself who Is "a rudy faced irish.
Hl't, ana u" young son of The nfnr..
MENTIONED widow Thcr. Is some com.
,'y IN TIC limos " their act though il
- not exactly hilarious.
ny TAR the best number of ~. No.
i"tnhncc vas tho Big Ctty -Four ,yb,
nay" been singing through ,h, Years
~ the same sweet yBi.rs hoard I,ieter
dHN. They are pulled as The sweet
~ singing quartet III vaUdeglI!c" and
the saying seems true. Mos; MAJ.
nuartcts are noisy In III. cNtrc,ps and
thoRSh this usually gets Il 10, ~ p.p
M" an net which is lacking m thai
III "a" Eig city Four. II Was pleas
am - near som" m.iodious sin.iur.
asaln. Tn" Pctct Troupe closel III.
Shn" ~ som. expert tu,nblinr. ana !.
comedy aud iathe News We're shown
preceding the vaudeville. l.. Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Hawks III NirginIu.

y" tho Editor 81 The Times Dispatch.
SIR, Every county In the state
should har. 4 hnunty on hawks If
farmers were 20 protect them ID would
b. ns.lcas To try 10 raise chickens
aud quail would soon bc extinct Sc"-
"nt""n years ago. when I purchased
my farm. lvSt from NIFTY 10 seventy
nv" chickcns ~ year by hawks \
friend suggested | set small steel
traps IN ileids wher" n hawk might
Hight for observation planted posts
about six i".t high. wired TO them
SNAIL pine roles twenty icct long.
"aw"d the top or square. ana with
ten-penny nail fastened "A small
steel trap The nrat year ! cnuEhl
about forty hawks. They gradually
decreased To six or eight q year. /
small bird occasionally wouid oct in
tn" trap ana fer that reason | drop-
ped them an depended on the gun.
\ hawk Killed a grown chicken n few
w"cke ago Within 100 wards ~ N.Y.
house. As MIR. iIostett". tuprcsls
~" California rat doubtless was u
ground squirrel. ! have never ncen
~: heard Of rats moving around In
daytime Tr"y keep about the house.
have cat holes IN aIi my oGt-hcusn.
cats keep tho mice and rats erarcc
j r. E1ClilSoN
Elk I'M. va. Ja'e u. ie2i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

operation of favor seekers and favor
sranters.
Once more Congress is in alarm over
the presence of the lobby. 1t is discovered
that there is 4 lumber lobby. and an oil
lobby. and n sugar lobby and farmer
lobby. which have taken the place OF the
ola liquor lobby. the old preparedness lobby,
the old tariff lobby. the old suffrage lobby
and sundry other Hobbies of other days,
and Senators and Congress feel alarm as
they contemplate the resourcefulness OF the
new group of Legislative intriguers. A new
investigation is demanded Certain OF the
standing committees already are probing In
that direction and it appears from the. re-
ports now proceeding from Washington that
Congress is getting up steam for another
raid upon tho lobby. and genuine field
day with plenty Of fireworks is in prospect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
EAposine cons,cs.lnnm 1.nL1ic.

z sERl few years Congress waNes IN 10
IL the fact that 1t is bcsieecd IN mo
iniquitons lobby, that special pleadcrs Win
fat retaners are bach ~ mo husinass "a,
promoting legislation, skilled nropag,ndi.,a
disguised IS upli:ters nc bringing n,dn.
pressure 10 bear upon The lawmakers ,,,d
the time is ripe FOR fresh oxposuro -
underground influences which nra ct.r,,fi,
at work.
Early in the first Wilson administration
great splash was made By q commute.
of the Senate. The President had pYbs,I,
directed the attention OF Congress l., ~
presence and success Of expert LOBBYISTS
For months this committee investigated 4,
examined unnumhcrcd witnesses II ~.
covered conspiracy after conspiracy 10 So
cure an underholt upon legislation ii r.
Yealed the activities OF powerful organ.
cations with handsomely paid agents III III.
national capital, and IL discovered some IN
stances of immoral use Of money to gain
Support for legislative measures
"a Then IL was solemnly announced ina, ,bo
Hlobby had been routed, the ATMOSPHERE haa
been cleared. the men who Sought 10 uros.
SMtute parliamentary processes driven IA
cover, and merit was the only STANDARD
whereby proposed laws would be considered
4 and enacted. All this was comforting and
encouraging, but few folks stu had tho,r
doubts as TO the effectiveness OF the con.
fEressional broom. They still detected tho
K
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
POLICE SEEK FAKE REAL
ESTATE MAN IN ORLEANS
induced Wnmnn, u Is Alleged. Ia In
vest savings In Apartment Noi
HrionEinE 10 Him.
sy NEGOTIATED Press


JACKSONVILLE. Flu, Ian. 90
Pole. today are Sackin. man who.
according 10 Francis Williams, bloth-
er or Mrs. Mae Hall. aged -, Of 1919
thtcrpc street, New Orleans. who
drowned herself IN the ST. Johns
River Yesterday, secured al 81 Ills
sisters life savings In fake real
estate transaction.
Williams stated today That his sis
ter purchased icas" for = roominr
house and it's furnishings and that
when She went TO cain tho property
she icnrn"i the man WAS no; the real
owner and had disappeared.
Emmett Safav. attorney of this city
ana former army lieutenant, reported
10 Til" police today that Mrs. Hall
the prosecution Of tho man who
swirdiud her and that he had advised
her - secure a warrant for the mans
arrest. lie was cNoncratca hy the
polio" Of any blame for the woman'S
death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

who. has once seen a hawk steal a
that only a few kinds hive
this habii. ana that all the rest dc-
serve the most careful protection.
Virtually ali the damaE. OF
which the opponents Of our birds or
prey complain Is done By i've Kind,
Of birds and Fowls Killed ~ tho ~.
eleven common hawks aud
i've OWE is $" lnsigniilcan, ns 10 be
comparatively If no Importance
rho injustice and follr If pcrsccut-
INK a valuable family of birds; for
the misd""as of less than a fourth or
It's number is 80 prcpostcrous mat
another attempt TO clear the sftt.a-
tiOn is iustiIlahlc"
~ W. PATTERSON.
Richmond. Va, Jan. Is. l"2i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Mrs. \. q. r., West Point-fhc
was founded Ia England ~ Sir
George Williams. u London merchant
In 1914. The Young Womens Chris
tian Association movement dates
from 1864. when Miss Emma Roharts
formed the English Prayer Union.
aud vhea Mva. Arthur Knnalrd
opened n London the General Female
Home AID Training Institution. The
salvation Army was founded by Will
liam Booth, in London, In 1894. The
organization first was known M tho
!hrrstian Mission. IT did not receive
1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Notice to Readers Of
The 1'imes-Dispatch

The Tin'r:-Disoatch. In Its "roice
Of the People" column. Wishes 1.
give space prunptIy to MI carrea-
pohuchts. hut the pressure of let
trfS Is so great Tint the cditur
IL fotccn, II, ntdrr 20 present topics
Wbth the. are fresh anu of yitni
interest. tO nsIs correspondence 10
eondcnse their com iii uhicn Tons Into
."e wards. This request * mrde
In the spirit Of fair play and we
are cnhajrnt II VIII be met In TIM,
spirit bs onr readers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

'"Ne q Up from u contractor or this city
that II he can get 100 houses 10 build this
scas ne can do the work NJ about half what
y would nave cost last year or tho year be
Tore III 50. then why not do it? 10, cyrry-
hody VINO desires TO build Il house 10 live in.
ana those who can build a house 70 rent set
together on this plan. or maybe a better one.
Wv START 10 work TO put up 1T least !oc
houses in Danyillc.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Diagnosing the Crime Wave

I'i.EN Ei.AND, OHIO has hero,,o ,ho
- ooshiy aroused over the increase .,
'''H'" IN mat city. aud is arranging Ia bava
a. expert diagnosis under the ousnicne ,s
th' cleveland Foundation with Tho yiew ~
ucNisiHe remedy TO br applied locally and
~ "tt'f"dhcc with local SYMPTOMS THO
~! '"i !tSaoclatlon was the. frs, OF sovcr,,
" .'""t'ohS 10 ask the foundation Ia nm
1ertakc inc survey. and an the official. b.,
~ ~ WIN me administration of tho
a"s nave promised cordial co-o,,..,,;,.
roscoe round, dean OF tho Harvard ,o
school, who Is perhaps tho foremos, .nonia,
~ III 'he particular problem hero nr...,,ad
i!"S accepted the direction Of ,hn VOL, 49,,
he VIII be assisted b. Professor Felix rr,nL.
t"''er' also OF the Harvard lax school u.,o
"'S chairman OF the war labor nn,ioio,
""''d ana by stan OF local inye.,,ig,tor.
''i'ohs suggested questions for which 49,,
S"o"iu ne sought arc mcutioned mo
rs WY INC police department raiis
50 oiten To prevent crimes nf v;oio,,o, III,
:" t"f'h 'hose who comm!, such
crimes Why men and women charpoa u;,,
sc'47us crimes are not brought IL tr;.,, 49,.
promptly. and prosecuted more viporouo,,o
Why bail bonds in casns &c ,.i,,,,
~ oitch pht so low as to invite tboi. yio.
'auoh' and wly the bondsmco !, s,.,,
'"Ses are so seldom compelled ia noto n,,,
'hsif obligation? Why tho susnenao, Iii
''"cc - $" often rcsprtcd To by iudcea -
'"c o"fim"nt Of public ordorp wiz 49,
'"'o!e system, conceived from tbo hos, 80
c7' so often proves blessing mil. :,
those who live by crime ''' ~
"'sc ana related questions. with mo c,r-
ivy answers found, present u rrorr,, ~
INJURY mat may result in val,Iahlo i,,on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
.b,luction of charley no..

Reader, Pctcrsburg-C charley Ross.
four years old, was abducted from
his fathers home IN Germantown
philadelphia. Ia, July /. 1874. ana
was never found S)mc tim. after
the abduction q burglcr, wro had
been shot while robhing n home, CON
fca5ed to Shc kidnapping Of the child.
bat said his partner spirited the boy
away and he did not know wherA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
MINIATURE NI.MANAC.
Theater Calendar

ACADEMS-ii vaudeville.
HiJ0l' Jonway Tcnrlr and
Rosemary Tncby, in htspcring
Devils"
MI EBIRD-SnrIety program.
BROiBV tY-Aiicr Brady, In
'.rhr New York ficn.-
ISIS-.'rhc Mfdnieht Riders
LiRIC--Inn Claire, in "Poliy
With u Past"
oDEON-Anitn Stewart, I'm "IIar-
ri-i md the Piper"
REX-Tom Nix, In .srhc Heart
Of Texas Hymn"
NICTOIt-Curwood's '.Nomnds OF
the NORTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost amy
tonic. excepting IN legal nnn nicdi-
cni subjects, arc answered free. AZ
all inquiries are answered dircctIy
u! personal letter, scif-alhrrsscd
stamped envelope IS required. Adj
dress The Timcs-DiSpntch infornin-
ton GUrcaH, itichmonG. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
FRIDAY. JANUARY u. 1921.
House Acts Wisely

THE action OF tho House in defeating
tho reapporiohment bill, which in
creased the membership Of that body from
+35 To 4s5. will meet with mcritcd public
approval. ]; means saving III cost to
tho people Of approximately $l5o0.o00 a
year, without its representative character
being weakened III the least In these
times or financial stress and high taxation
such saving i not uconsdernhle as an
example Of how 10 proceed about economic
ing in the expenses OF government;
As already constituted the House is too
unwieldy for delibcrative body. If its
membership were reduced a third. we dare
say the result would be a better quality
of legislation with q proportionate rcduc.
ton in it's cost over and above the amount
I saved in salaries In the confusion incl
dent to every member consuming the time
of that body by useless spccchmakng for
no other purpose but 10 get into the Record
and make his constituents believe that hc
has rendered them valuable service much
of the legislation which is turned out after
needless delay is haNhazard, and in the
pooling Of Individual selfish interests
good deal Of il turns out to be Of no value
whatever.
With body smaller than now author
lied the districts would bc none too large
TO comprehend every interest that needs TO
be looked after III lcgislntiOn and a moro
compact body would transact business with
greater facility ana less error Of Judgment
or course. under the increase OF tho total
of the country's population in the new re-
.appor'ionmeni OF co4grcssi2nal districts on
the basis OF the .qXisii.E strength Of tho
House, some few States whose population
did not show any material increase during
the decade will lose Il CONGRESSMAN or Two
! thus throttling some budding political AS
pirations, but the country Is oycrsupplea
with politicians already. and the states al
fected Will sustain no loss OF consequence
in having the incentive to their multiplira
ton checked. On the contrary. with Tho.
number reduced. they may more wisely de.
termine the Attcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

one or Two hair Using escapes
or daredevil leaps for life We're ono.
sufficient to supply the thrills Of a
n dozen or more are necessary In
every picture. Much or the success
OF The Midnight Riders" the clah-
crate feature of life among the sheep
men Of Wyoming, AT the Isis Thcatcr
is due to the large number of daring
tents performed by the actors during
the rapid action OF tho drama. No
less than twenty-onr acts OF daring
are called for Ivy this unusual story
AMI the clinaxrs are enid 10 be 50
We'll worked UP by them thai the an
aicEcc Is held spcil-bound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
SEEN Ut~ ii-ii, SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow is the day OF those
Who build on bubbling hope.
Tho fabric Of whose planning is
a film OF wa,cred soap
The bubble goes into the mir
And bursts and isn't anywhere.
Tomorrow is the favored place
Of meh who sleep today.
And stop to speak OF foolish things
Along lifc's serious way:
ANA when they've said what they have said
Is an echo in some empty head.
Tomorrow is tho llibi
That never does cxpiain-
For when Tomorrow is To-day
Tho wheel just turns again:
Thc bankrupt waiter has to borrow
From Yesterday to pay Tomorrow
or all the foolish. useless DAYS
Tomorrow is the worst
by every backward instinct. il
Is hurdcned and accurscd.
The only day tina, seems 10 pay
Is what we have. and that's Today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Broke.

John u. Rockcfcilcr's income from oil last
year iell oil so much that he lost Sl5o.00o.OOo.
To lose Si5o.0oocOo out oc ones, income for
single year is lit;ie short OF calamity. With
only s.bo.0on.o0o such "A matter left to
scratch along on. here's poor fellow who
needs sympathy aud help We hereby donate
two bits to start n rclcf fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Cinema Programs
Real screen Triumph.

No filter title for Conway Tearlc's
latest screen triumph could be chosen
than Whispering Devils which is
al the Bijou Theatcr. IL affords Tcarlc
supreme opportunity Of displaying
his powerful dramatic ability and
serves as an excellent medium for
Rosemary Theby, who is the "whis-
pcring devil" Of the picture and n
charming devil a; that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Early Waiks.-Is walk before breakfast.
between and : \. NJ. good for q pcrsn, !,
the winter time? IL. Ky
An"wer'-finc. THAT is. theoretically
think 1: would DO Hn. ~ FOR ryseIr ~
usually too busy a, tina, hour to ties, the ma, :
ter personally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Tomorrow is the abb
Charcoal, Eph.. Daily Thought.

bev ain no man IN dc WORT so honest" said
CHARCOAL Eph. III a cuninntive mood, dat he
cEnrni holler Cuckoo, eight times when do
ciock strike two. Eat chop Mistah Jack,
SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Tho following from the Danvllc Register
may prove Tip" to Richmond and other
Virginia towns well as to Danvillc: I'VE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
George wnsh,neton.x nirtnlov

l.. l.. X. Wildwood. --Gcorsc Wash
inSton was born February IL. l53o
according To the old-stylc calendar,
used then. This date corresponds to
February % OF the present calen-
lar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
"l,olIN With a I,nst.n

Ina claire repeated on tho screen of
the Lyric Thcaicr last evening" the
success she made In tho David Bel
assoc stage production or poly with
Past" by George Middleton and
Guy Bolton.
From the title announcing tho name
Of the production Until Tho nnal iris
tho audience felt and enjoyed thor
oughly tho epell of Miss Ginife's In
dtVidual and piquant personality: and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Cool I'LL 1T Odcnn.

tnoH Hifl ut OurOn.
observation Of I'd laws and Fun
damental convcntionalitics Of socie-
~. while considered by those who
lead the bohemian life to be a use
less code followed only by the nm
cniishtened, ~ nevertheless the only
course TO pursue IL one wants n
attain real happiness.
That is the moral forceruliy ON
phnsizcd by Anita Stewards lutcst
screen starring vehicle. "lIarrtet ana
the Piper" which will be shown nj
The odeon Thoater, commencing to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Washington women deny ,ha, they engage
VI unh"e Kissing II all depends on the
hissec as 10 how much undue" is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Lloyd George i said to have taken ny farm
'"s We ought TO make good for he has been
john Eulrs chore boy for many years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Iiish Lines.
pocket,

oh Mamma. Come here quick"
We'll, we'll. Mabel; wha, is it,"
"l-ookoe. rapa's found quarter IN his yes,
pocket"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Chicago judge has ruled that kisses were
worth S5S. I'm awfullr high price for n
chicas" kiss. but cheap for %. in Virginia.
Blackstone Courier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Up With the Times
Bl Is. q. IL.

We are sorry Tor VIII II. Hays. next Post
masier-Gcncral. IN that he viii have To start
IN and build his department up from the bot
tom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Ford Is gaining in his election recount,
on SLOW IN picking IN. bu, now he seems i,
be stepping the gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

The Bristol Herald Courier thinks: When
millions OF women and children In China ana
the Near East are starving. and Vienna a,-
thorLt!cs are pawnlng valun0lcs to buy bread
Tor the starving popuace Is u good time not
To pun of big inaugural show in tho United
States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
tli-Sfar (nst.

iH-Stnr Cnst.
At the Victor Theatcr TODAY and
tomorrow James Oliver curIyood.s
''Nomads Of the North" Frs, M.
tional attraction with star east in
GLIDING Lon CLANCY. will be the Of
fcr!ng. FATTY" Arbucklc In "a
Rough House" is the added feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

In one day Manchester stages fight with
twenty snakes and an aerial battle between
eagle and hawk Now We know what Win
chester does with at least part OF lis apples
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

No on" has vet advanced the theory that
Minson committed suicide. That might holm
the police 20 solve their problem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Local Rainfall

Rainfall - hours ending f.. " En,.
i:aIhit'! - hours ending l.. Nj $on.
excess since March -
Excess stnc' January is...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

rs !ong as the Virginia militia s,ovs in
~ teid we need no, worry about tho nro.
rossG reduction Of tho United states Arnv
10 $4,000. "'oS Army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

lived with tire bewitching heroine OF
HE play her highly delightful advcn-
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

John MrCormack's description ~ ireland as
y l-'tt!e ~ oil Heaven" under present condi-
tons seems 10 be bit awry IN lis geography
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

"eh u takes a notion 10. the ,hcr-
Sun como down in Virginia much
ca, '"''u's '"ah retail prices for things to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

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