davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Spirit Of Virginia Press

The Petersburg Index Appeal referring to
'he various ways some people are seeking to
se' Fid OF th"ir money concludes with consol-
ing words I" the balance Of the population as
ioI!""s; Meanwhile. those OF us who do not
possess automobiles. nor diamonds nor desire
theH. and had not planned foreign travel this
winter. are getting along quite nicely. thank
You although. Of course. are wrung with
sympathy for the Of the world"
The farmer and his present troubles form
me basis Of much editorial discussion these
days. TIL. iiarr!son5urg News Record saws:
IL IN IN" interest OF our common country
there is necessary rcadiustment OF prices
and business conditions the farmer should be
wiling 10 bear his share, hut all other in
'"resis should bear their equitable part Of the
i"FH eh'aI"h ~ this return TO safe. sane and
stable business conditions The farmer will no
longer continue to produce at financial loss
In order that others may grow rich from the
i'uitH OF his labor. Ie feels that he has al
ready performed his FUN patriotic duty along
that line"
Hr Gompcrs." says tho Roanoke Times
has expressed his opinion of tho Supreme
Court with exceeding frankness. But the
Supreme Court liz probably too polite to make
known It's opinion OF Mr. Gompcrs"
The p!ai spoken Hanover Herald Progress
REMARKS: AZ the hrst step towards protecting
nc inauguration crowds from thieves and
blckibch"ts. -" are pleased to note. that Con
grass vii! regulate the charges OF tho hotels
ana restaurants"
y may bn tina. tho %orfoik Ledger Dispatch
- mt Tar wrong In the following: "rhc farm
'fs arr not grredy, al! they ask is lower prices
Tor everything except what they sell"
SayA Tho Eri,toI Herald Courier: "Manufac-
TURF. ran give az many reasons for tho low
price ~ !"n tobacco AN they will in;cr give
IN ~" h'EtI prIc" Of the finiHhed product"
The CIlp"D"r star throws out ihis hint about
s"iilIg hack to one Kind 81 'nnrmalcy". From
'hr yast number % youthful bandits now
Dprraisng mere inclined to thne there hasn't
h""n "nrDpit ~ IN" old fashioned back to- The
,Dprghed npyrment In his country"
NO ~ no, Know all the applicants or thone
2ho tlh ne; Apply hut who were considered
'or APPOINTMENT TO the position Of Director
lot Works Of the city Of Richmond. but we
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Richmond's ColorSl Citizens

n lCHMOND'S census figures relating TO
IN the division OF the races are enlshten-
ing only as 10 the proportion OF whites and
negroes. and the percentage OF increase of
each race during the last ten years. The
figures show that the city has 1885
whites. an increase from GA 10 6S 5 per
cent, while there are 54.041 negroes de-
crease III their percentage from $50 to SIS
Allowing SIX persons TO n family. the fig
ureS mean that there are approximately
5000 negro families in Richmond or
these families ii would be interesting to
know how many reside in sanitary houses.
how many are crowded together in miser-
able shacks with no modern conveniences.
how many go forth each day TO work among
families where they may spread infection
MI OF these things are pertinent as we'll for
the good OF Richmond as for its colored
citizens
With population almost one-third col
ored. 1t may be doubted If Richmond has
done or is doing what ii should for the no.
groes Hundreds of families occupy mod
ern houses and are comfortably and health
fully situated. but their good fortune has
come about through their own industry and
thrift. Other hundreds. nay. thousands.
live in Jackson Ward and other colored resi-
''"''''at N'3'''''S vi NlIapluatpd houses,
where even tho most ordinary rules of SAM
tation are not observed. and in many cases
cannot be because OF the city's neglect Nv
these things the city'S health is endangered.
ana the quicker the city remedies such con-
dtions the better it will be for the people
generally. To the negroes themselves II is
a matter OF elementary Justice
With population Of 3 .O47 colored peo-
PIE, IT might seem TO people unacGuainted
with local conditions that Richmond would
have a race problem. but such a problem
i lacking here except in its simplest essen
'iaiS which are recognized and accepted bv
the members OF both races Here the races
I'VE IN complete accord. the coloreI peonla
are as rule industrious. honest and
Thrifty. troubles which bedeyil other cities
are not present here. and such organiza-
tons as the ku-klux Khan are absurdi,i.s
resented by both races. With such hapnv
conditions prevailing. with both races in
mutual accord and respect Richmond can
not AFFORD 10 neglect its colored citizens 7,
must see that they are we'll housed. thar
all modern sanitation needs are cared for
and that everything possible he done in or
DER that they may remain happy, con-
tented and healthful people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
President Is Packing Up.
IBy United News !


WASiiiNGT"N, Jan. iG.--prceidcnt aud Mrs.
Wilson are getting ready enjoy Il thrill tha,
frequently jolts even the lives OF ordinary
Americas most coveted mansion the White
paratory to leaving 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue
for 2Oio Street Northwest
Fifteen city Observation-Disclosures no milo
separate the old from The new nom. Of Tho
Wilson's. BY February L. the present occupau,
OF the stree, residence Henry T.. rairbonks
VIII have removed all his personal effects The
house viii then bc rcnodclcd by interior
decorators and the like, who will have Thirty
days in which 20 make ready for the new
owner.
Along about this lime next month. army
trucks will begin transporting rrcsdcu, and
Mrs. Wilson'S things from thcir present rl,c.
OF ABODE to the some what smaller house tina,
si's on an imposing elevation just north ana
slightly west Of Tho White House Az com
nander-in-chef Of the army. the President
does rot have to contend with the common
garden variety of moving van
Even though Mrs. Wilson may dcnIorc ;hc
loss OF certain luXurIcs that are part of her
present home she vii! have every comfort
when sh" prcsid"s over her new home Quar-
lcrs there are large enough 10 house half a
dozen servants and. boon of boons thcr. ar.
great airy closets, each .e big as an ordinary
room.
One reason why President wilson selected
;his particular house is that II viii AFFORD
him a desirable study. a room ina, looks on,
upon series Of back yards that are not back
yards so inuch they are line examples OF
landscape gardens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
TOSCANINI WILL GET
BIG RECEPTION HERE
Italian E''nrS VIII Greet Irnn,ou> H.,
scam Orchestra. Whirh Performs
nj city .tuditorIu,,,

waving over many public n,yId .
.nIs and business Houses mex, Tuns
dhy VIII b" the ltn!mn Tags whi.h.
h"l only lilo sOttS ui !ialy. IN, also
uniir" Americans. viii b.nr n,,,
honor Of Arturo TpstnuIni -orInr,I
ny many 10 J." The forenoon o-.h,e
t'al conductor iu tn" world win,
WIN hla la Scala prcHcstr1 f-nri
~ ~ t'nn, MI u" IN Tho city that dny
~" hhl&htS -: columbus hu1 ltRIfuN
ORGANIZATIONS are rrcparing to Ln.t
open house !n honor OF tho visitors
on whom they are d.Sirouy of lam.
pf'ssins real "ld-iimc Southern nos.
pitaliiy.
Maestro ToscarIni ana bts ul,,.,s
VIII appear a. tn" Ctty NUhltotiun
h.St TUESDAY night for one concert.
which is 20 b" given under inc aus-
pic's of tn" Rotary Club for Tho
h"h"ht of Ia. Boys Cub ~ Rfrh-
inohd Indications Al" that tic
nous, VII h." practically sold out
Tor The demand for seats. ESPECIALLY
within IN" last few days. has been
Tremendous This organization ana
!ts famous conductor were 10 h.y,
given single concert IN Washing
ton next week, hut every scdr was
so'd :" quickly snat H. IS necessary
70 arraNe" a second program, which
IL Is believed. ias now been done
ricketts, are ON sale At the curley
company, and so Interested ar, tho
various RotarlaTs that they drop In
whenever on Broad Street just to
SO" how business Ia going. ANA each
comes out with smile on his face.
The appearance here O: Tosynuini is
INC largest musical event OF tho sea-
son. and. in fact. IL has been many
years sine" Richmond has had any
thing Of the Kind. Thcr" are fcw
good seats TO b- bad hut wOuld-he
patrons are advised 10 get thcm to-
tl.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
The Russian Enigma

NE Russian enigma persists Just how
10 soiVe II is the biggest problem that
faces the allied world il not, indeed tho
whole OF civilization 1t is limited in the
dispatches from Paris that the conference
VI 'He a!iied fFem!ers 10 be held there next
week VIII be concerned even more with the
Russian question than with the disarma
ilcht OF Germany or the attitude OF tho
allies toward King Constantine.
In the meantime there are many ranor,s
OF active preparations being made BIZ Tho
9o'lets for big military campaign next
sP'!"s 10 recover territory wrcstcd from
russia during the war ana since formed
mo independent states under the pro,oc-
ton OF The allies The menace OF surb /,
movement is causing growing copcorn
throughout Europe The allies fore,,ee the
necessity TOT reaching some agreement for
concerted action To check it in it's incin-
: !ehcy '"r!s IS the center Of the agitation
Tor new drive against the Soyio,s IN e,,y
IN" menace Elsewhere in Euro,,. ,haro
y h'tIc enthusiasm for such proppgod drive
IN Wow Of the dismal failure o, baron
N'ahscI campaign. In England the
only influential bittcr-cnder agains, ,bo
''ovirts Is Winston Churchill who &c a.id
."' 10 have abandoned his projec, for us,np
'"SS'ah m'IitarisIn against Bolshcvism For
,''s desperate c1pedicut hOwcver Tho
french have little heart not ,ha, ,bev low.
| the Hoviets more bat that thcy love tho
"e'Hi.a"S less. They fear to give Germany
any chance with the sword
Ihus the problem becomes i,cro.si,,.,,..
F. grave in its complications WbI. r,.rr.
! @. any opposed 10 peace with the
| S"Yiets' II is unable to supply an army and
| Great Britain, though Inclined a. ,,,u'
\ Peace, is in the same posItioo lac, uta, :,
| hopod FOR from the coufarnrc,. - .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
CHARLES WAGNER BUSINESS
MANAGER FOR MARY GARDEN
Windy CITY Credits Report That New
York Mnn VIII Conduct
Her A MnIrA,
by Universal Service.
4. GO Inn e Ilnnlni

CHICAGO. Jan. 1G-Rumor at the
Auditorium had IL today that Mary
Garden. new director Of the Chicago
Grand Opera Company. has chosen
Charles l.. Wagner. OF New York. for
her business manager.
Wagner was In Chicago todny and
conferred with Miss Garden. She said
yesterday she had made u choice. hut
would not reveal his name until Mon
day.
Wagner has been successful as 81
manager OF singers. lie was born in
Charleston, Ill, i'm 1865. In 1896. he
opened Il concert bureau in Chicago.
Ten years later he became manager
for John Mccormack. the tenor. and
Il is said they have split about $780,
600 n year since that time.
lie also WAS manager at ono time
for Nine. Galli-curci. IIc has also
managed Nine. Frances Aida, Rudolph
ianH and others.
lie is bachelor. living with his
sister at their country homo near
Bellevillc. Conn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
COTTON FOR RELIEF WORK
south Cnroiintnns Rrsponh to Appeal
for Ala ia. Sufferers I'm

NY Associated lr"sS.
NEW YORK. Jan. l6.--Sputh Caro-
tina cotton growers hay" offered to
contribute $3.50. 900 worth Of cotton 10
the American Jewish Relief commit
toe and til. Near East Relief, ana
have called upon Western grain
growers to contribute q Ike amount
Of their product
This announcement was made her"
today by Henry II. Roscnfcli. national
director of the Jewish Relief com
mittcc. who explained that tn. south
-rn growers had adopted resolutions
expressing their hesir" to help IN"
pON"rt y stricken people In Tho Near
East but setting forth their inability
TO mak" cash donations. and Offering
their product instead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Questions and Answers

ScShmo.-Thc finest thing I have ever used
Tor dryncss or harshncss OF tho skin and scalp
was sesame oil formula you printed I ha,,
IL prepared by my druggist several times. but
now ne mas lost the formula. | am sure i,
would Please many readers II Won viii n.
good enough TO reprint that formula CMrs $
l.. o.
Answcr.-Five grains OF powdered benzoin
is 10 ID" placed in cash ounce Of sesame oil
'Ais" known a. tccl oil and h.nnc oiiJ and
uigesteh over water bath for three hours
Then add three drops Of absolute alcohu, 10
each ounce and litter. y fcw drops may H..
applied daily TO skin scalp. In order To
confound the fellow who seems to take such
dend'eh delight In misprintins NV formulas
Ill repeat tho quantities.
I""'"''" henzoin ..............2o grains :.
'.' "' sesame ,................,t ounces
""S"'"Ic a'cohoi ................ IL drops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Italy WON'T Aid Force FERNS.

TDNDON. Jan. Ib.--It NaS doom
unanimously decided by the italian
cabinet. says an Exchange TELEGRAPH
dispatch from Rome. that In tn"
coming supreme council IN Paris il;
wil hc Impossible FOR Italy :" sup
port any measure calculated 10 force
Germany 10 fulfill in their entirety
tn" ohlivati"ns Of the Versailles
treaty. or any measure 10 fore" Tar
k"y To accept tn" present DISPOSE
tiOn as regards the Near Eastern Sit
UatlUu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
VIII Return Railroads.

MENICO CITY, Jan. ia stem to-
ward the contemplated return OF the
Mexican railways from government
control TO private ownership has been
taken by the cabinet. Al confer
"ncc or the cabinet with President
obr"Eon IL was ordered that u COM
mission he appointed to investigate
every phase Of tho railway prob,em
II was said today all tho member RS
OF the cabinet. as VOL "a President
OhrrSon. were agreed that the iail-
ways should be returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
lIIstrI0nIr,

lllstrlonlc.
Funniest little jokercttc
think I've ever seen:
Mary had Garden
And So did Hammcrstcin."
Very FIRST Time read IL
|; certainly read fine:
Mary had Garden
And so did lIammcrstcin"
Eu; now It's Kind u withorcd
Md NILS my soul with pain:
Mary had u Garden
Ana So did lIammcrstein."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Cinema Programs
HIur Scnrcs ILL

Monte Blue tho populor ,,,,,,o
,nai "h0 scored smashing nil In
1ccIi u -" Miles rccen, prSdtir,io
,"nae'hinE 70 Think About" mas an.
o'h'r Dig Tol"--that OF Hll IInurs
~" country school teacher. in i;norpn
r, Org Paramount production
me luck linz which viii no shown
~ nc Lyric Vhcatnr today. tnmorroy
nhu "hnesday. Tho story Ly. prin
nehI Is too big Ia be told in "a fc,y
Mp'uS. hut among other things u
SHOWS the experiences Of 81 big nvk
m".u country boy. whose star, to-
wards success was :; r.,narl ~. AZ
iathcr that he never would anoun,
10 anything.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ALMANAC
lheater Calendar

rni comedy.
tbEMf.-iSrIth vnudeyi,Ic
HiJot-tlcrt f.ytelI. 4, ..,,
Misleading Lndr"
MI tHIHD-WIIiirm Us...u .,
The Iron Rider ~
hRnA DWtY-wanJs uavIc, T.,
"f""d for Scandal" 'h
N'H-"Some One In tho uou,c."
- hit-MnbrI JniIennr Sro,t. I,
"fhr JuckIin~." :"
"M'lIss." In
nEN-Eddie Polo. In "Kinr NJ
NICroR-WIiIInn T. u,
"Betue~n Men" In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
The Accident.

\ body fol- heavily from the second noor
window to the Sidewalk. Sympsthc, passers.
by rushed 80 pick the poor fellow up
What is it Ncrtigo,' asked thc can
Crazy woman upstairs" groan.d the vic.
tim. weakly. 'Restaurant Waitress served
ne meal Check only "a cents Mad as a
hare. jumped
And the crowd. looking M arrrchcnsiveiy
reached FOR its defensive sun as ono man
We know a chap who has ono joke
He Is an Interesting hlokc
And all q that: bT; Men
He's told it every time we've met
For fear p"rchaHca | might forget
Repeats ii ye( again.
some day when he has said mis- jest.
some da! when he has done his oes,
And told his lonesome joke
Although ! love him dearly.
Shall hcaye one melancholy sigh
And pulverize the hloke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Eights nf rrc.idcntinI Elcctnrs.

Inquirer, Hot SprinEs.--Scction /,
Article H.. OF the United States Con
"ti;u;ion and the twelfth amendment
I" the Constitution Includes all the
inw governing the presidential cleo
non Under The provisions The rlcc-
dihaic they consider best suited for
the Office. The nomination OF candi-
dates and the voting for them by the
electors are customs which arc based
Law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
NiINnn,. CnI,Inct Ihunrc.

MrS. T.. T., Observation-Disclosures
Wilson has had three Secretaries of
State, three Secretaries OF the Treas
dry. two Secretaries OF War. three
Attorney Generals, two Secretaries of
the Interior, one PostmaStcr-Gcn-
cral, one Secretary of The Navy, two
Secretaries OF Agriculture. two Sec
rctaricS of Commerce and one Secrc-
tary OF Labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Information Bureau

1nqnirics regarding almost nny
topic. excepting on legal nnn TNcdi-
cal subjects. nrc answered free. An
all inquiries nrr answered directly
10y personal letter, SeIG-:idd ressed
stamped envelope * required. Adj
dress The Tincs-Dispntrh Informn-
tlOn Dureuu, ltlrhmund, yu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ItnynIty Iings MIId Gnmc.

by Associated Press
SAN ICcAR. STAIN. Jan. liking
Alfonso. with Archdukc Frederick Of
Austria. engaged today in an extreme
~ successful hunting expedition in
the forests Of thie vicinity, bringing
down numerous wild cats wild boar.
and deer. Altogether. the two sports
men accounted for scvcnty-six ami
mails In the course or tho day, OF
which King Alfonso shot more than
hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Good show n, I.i,.

y clubnnn's gratitude
Weeks woInans happiEcss bu, /,
phNcE tho way for the rcCcucra,ion
"i ono OF sociciy's grcatcsr menacos
H"u 'oF" salHng"s Tho wreck How
u happens Is shown in "Soucon, -,
~" House u Metro all.ftar produr.
ti"n AT the Isis Thoatcr today To-
morrow and Wcducsda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Common ana prcrcrrcd Stork

Reader. Chiihomic.--l'rc!crr stock
in corporation is Il share which is
entitled 10 II dividend before any
other dividend is payable: the amount
o. the dividend Is limited. however
Common stock receives it's dividend
after the preferred stock, hut the div
idcni Is not limited. Holders az pre-
fcrrcd and common stock in com
and arc members OF the corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Hes n vctcrnn ShcrIn.

George Nichols. who plays the part
81 ia. hcro's father IN 9TH. iron
Rider" the Fox production starring
William Russell. which opens at the
fln"bird Thcat-r today is sore he
cause he couldn't have the less I'm
portnnt role Of the sheriff The rca-
son? II" has played sheriff forty
nine times. and longcd to make IL n
Semi centennial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
cn,c-Nnn Trcntmrpt.

gu thought me sucker hut
YOU ma me shark" he told her
Erim!N. az h" made her dress and nc
company him out into the night and
away TO cahin In the woods who're
u" chained her hy the ankle to the
moor. Did she love or d!d she hnt,.
nun 10y ms cavc-man treatment?
See The Misleading Lady, starring
Bert l.ytell at the Bijou Thcatcr As
a rapid fire entertainments chock
iuil of thrills. it's unsurpassed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

icei tairiy confident that no better selection
60, nave peeh made than that of Allen
SaVillc. by training by temncramcnt aud nv
character he Is cmlncntly nttcd for /, public
position OF this Misunderstanding Indcx-Ap-
peal. - 'P
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

wage o. SSH the year How'd you like n hire
hr!cklayer for that:
Al-day suckers are used to keep Chicago
.'ouncilm'H quiet The reverse English on the
i-the-year-rouni suckers who send them
there.
Only field Of e,iaeavor women h,v. NO, IN.
vaded is hootlcsginE. and /, is ;he style in
skirts that keeps Them out Of that
Doom OF the prize fight is sealed when
college boys with "a cheer leader ar. depended
on to Furnish the noise And i; used 10 be
such manly sport.
Why worry about duplication 81 stree.
names in Richmond M on. knows where
ih"y are anyhow 80 long as they are not
marked.
Next number reform program is ruriGca
ton OF the movies II this hing Eceps un soon
al! an old-timcr can do Will be to 81, and
think.
Headline in our own fount Of wisdom saws:
Mayor A!nsl!e looking for Additional Rev
"hue. George may be the Mayor but he has
nothing on the Eest OF us for all that
Tom Marshall refuses to receive vlrginia's
Vote but even that is not expected to overturn
Richmond has II. 900 more women than men.
ana aont forget for minute that they have
the vote.
Operators in counterfeit German marks
seem TO nave had difficulty in locating
p'eht: "i American marks who were real
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Mary I,Ickford n, odcou.

Mary p!ckf"rd in "M'llss" Is the
attraction at tn" odcon Thcatcr to-
DAY only II Is one Of her most be-
w'tchinH productions and is u fen
iur" tina; viii appeal to every age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
.Ennd fur SrnndnI.m

Food for Scandal" featuring
Wanda Iiawlcy. Is the attraction to-
day at the Broadway Thoatcr The
picture. which Ia considered one or
the best brought to the movie house
in some weeks. will remain three
days This is one OF the hest pictures
in which Miss lIawiey has ever APP
pcared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
"Iief,recn Men,

~ the Victor today "uly william
!" Hart In Between Men" is the fca-
Inrcd attraction. J, IL q spl.ndid
i!nrt Characterization ana viii have
.hack S"nn"ti's Never Too ola" as
IN" Supplemental! comedy feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Eddie I,nlo nj ncx.

Eddie Polo. in ''Ei ing OF the Circus"
will be shown today at the Rex. Ed
die Polo Is gaining in popularity and
this picture has been attracting con-
siderable attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

u. a, LohcsvliIc.-f: uuinOCtial gale
IS gale popularity supposed TO oc-
cur ut the time OF the spring or au-
tuWn quinON. Long continued OBJ
scrvations, however. are decisive
against this popular belief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

Cuba lands checker tournament Most of
the moves are being made toward that land
OF safety thirst"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
{ aIittouS,

Jones is cautious fellow. isn't hec"
Cautious Well, dunno; but do know
he's had his hip rcckc; lined with leather and
keeps paddock on it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
The Srhoul,

y fellow has to Grow
\ whole lot.
And feel a whole lot.
And suffer a whole lot
Before YOU can convince him
That he was not born
y p!spensEtiou OF Providence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Up With the Times
HN II, u. II.

Richmond school teachers ge, a minimum
wage OF vii the year. How'd you like n hire
hr!cklayer for that:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

->l-day suckers are used Ia ke., ,,hic,c,
'ounci!mHH quiet The reverse English on IN,
i-the-year-rouni suckers who send then
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

1t was a great flight until the navy bal
ioon'sts knocked the Il" out of it and made
it a fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

only field 81 e'G"avor women hav. not in.
Eane" Is ho"tl"sGnE. and II is the style in
skirts thar Keeps Them out Of that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

MONDAY. JANUARY Il. 1921.