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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
STER REFUSES ALLIRELAND PARLIAMENT PLAT
ALL PULL TOGETHER
FOR VIRGINIA, is PLEA
OF GOVERNOR-ELECT
Senator Trinklc at Rousing Reception Urges Cooper
ativc Spirit-Dcclarcs State Must BE Prepared TO
Pay for Progress in Roads and Schools

strong pull. long pun and a
pun all together" viii be The slo-
san of Governor Trinkie In "a
he"rt-to- heart talk To the Richmond
First Club and Its hietinguish.d
guests last night at Mnrphy's iiotei.
the Governor elect declared that
n"iwithatandin. ;he serious CON
ditions confronting the State aud the
country. he believed al obstacles
could be overcome through hearty
cooperation %! the people of the
cities ana The people %! the country
districts. lie depior"d the indircr-
tncc rf Nirginians To matters of i'm
pnrtancc. He would have tho pco :
pic "f rural Virginia and those in
the cities get closer together and
pun for old Virginia"
Significant was the statement tina;
III the people dsnand better roads
and better schools, they must MAKE
UP their minds that they must pay
for them" Virginia il not SO far
behind other states, he said. either
in roads or schools. When IL l.
seen what wc hav" to invest in these
things" said Senator Trinklc. "as
compared tn wha, other states have
I, viii astonish you TO learn that We
are far ahead v many "f them. other
States get what they have by spend
inR money. and IL We want to Inn
prove our conditions. wc, too. VIII
hav. 10 spend money.
Must Get MONEY S"mrw here"
senator Triukle said that. nntur-
ally he stood opposed 10 amy Increase
III taxation.
But" h. continued. III we de
mand better roads and better schools
W. must get thn inonny snmnMh.rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
STORM AT HOME TO
BE BRANDS WELCOME
Chamber nf Deputies BcrOmcs AEi-
tnted By CurHon speech at
Italian Troubics.
TBy United News.

Ry United NcwS.T
PARIS, Nov. a9.-f'reWicr Aristidc
BRAND will face storm in the Cham
bcr of Deputies when he returns to
answer for his accomplishments or
lack Of accomplishment in Washing
ton.
Ever since tho speech of Lord Cur
Zoh taking France 10 task for her
foreign policy. the incidents which
aroused Italy to wrath. and within
the last few days the hints that Great
Britain may propose u moratorium on
German Itparatiuns. the press and
politicians generally have been in an
angry mood. Indications. too. that
England intends To permit Germany
To reorganize her finances to "holster
up trade between the two nations
are not at all pleasantly received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
LUMBER BUSINESS
INTERESTS PRINCE
Brother Of EyiIcd Ex-Emperc.s ZItn.
Of Austria. May Buy In
CnnRdn
tBy United News.l

CHICAGO. Nov 2e-Pr.nce Rene.
OF Bourbon Parma. brother OF the
eNiled "N-Empress Zita. of Austria
hungary. Is thinking OF going into
the lumber business.
the prince. VINO is related to the
Ruling Houses of Spain and Italy.
TO the King Of Denmark. and the
Dowager Queen OF England by mar
riagc. Is too busy looking over piles
or TWO by fours TO talk much about
himself. He did not say a word
about his unlucky sister. But he
disagreed with her long time ago
ana fought with the Belgian army.
Il have been up In Canada looking
the Northwest over, and may buy AN
Sntcrest in small way" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30

Tn" revenues of the State this wear
will he less than those Of las, year
This reduction viii come mainly
,hIAugh tn" los, nf incom. taxcs
W" all know that III. incomes this
year are far below those OF last
year. am informed that IL wc are
10 keen up the present standard of
the public schools we must appro-
PIRATE an additional si.5on. coo next
year. So YOU sec what ". are un
against With our incum. lees and
our demands greater. where will we
Il. able 10 get on? our luxurics OF
a few wears ago have been climin-
atch. The depression Is great, we
must proceed cautiously. Unless We
are willing TO agree 30 increased
taxation. wc must mark time at least
temporarily. You men. representing
the business elements OF this city,
which means large part Of the
state. mas, put your heads together
AMI help solve the question.
We are passing through "a period
OF unccr;ainty, and we must proceed
with care and caution Eu, with
such men as YOU Wa will be able 10
puil through Tn. state is not bank
rupt nor pOverty-strickcn. II IN" Leg
isiaturc. in IT'S wisdom provides for
/ rapid road improv"rc u will take
much mnncy. but II IL provides for
! slight improvements. then ". must
not complain. for wc cannot get
! things for nothing. have just been.
, In conference with some OF the most
/ experienced >road- -buili-ts in the
""un;r" They offered many valuable
suggestions. iIt when tell YOU
/ tina: these men are spending much
y more m 1"y than We have dared TO
I even hon Cor YOU win understand
] continued on Page .. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
TENNESSEE TO ASK
FOR BIDS ON ROADS
Highway Department VIII Advertise
for Construction of 1Ic
LKv Associnted Eressl

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 90
Preparations are 6eing made by the
tennessee Highway Department to
advertise for bids about January l.,
i'.2. Tor the construction OF 1925
miles OF Federal aid highways in the
state.
OF the Sl,0aS,i61 allotted to Ten
ncssec in the Federal aid appropria-
ton for roads, s949.23015 Is already
available, according to formal no tice
received at the state Highway De-
partmcnt's offices today. The rest
viii become available by January 1.
Links in the Dixie, jefferson Davis,
Eristol-to- Memphis and Jack son
hiG Ghways. comprising roads of the
hrstclass. Will be completed with part
0f the funds. Contracts will be let
in nine counties te
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Try Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. a9.-Thc pur-
the arms conference to accept no
modification OF secretary Hughes
proposed "5-5-3" ratio OF naval
strength the fundamental basis
Of any Limitation aercemcn, WAS au-
thorAativcly reiterated today.
The statement was backed by dis
closure OF the facts as To existing
naval strength. This showed Japan
to have less than the 10 per cent
status to which the "5-a-3" plan
would cntitlc her, no matter what
method Of calculation was applied.
1t showed also that the American
delegates had been over the whole
field before offering the plan and that
their figures were correct
Meanwhile Prince Tokugawa. OF
the japanese delegation. declared
that the statement yesterday OF Vice
Admiral ka;o. OF the Japanese advis-
ory stan. contcnding for 20 per cent
status for Japan was based on per
sonal opinion alone. /; was not,
the prince said. sponsored 10y the dele
CATION, OF which Vice admiral Itato is
not a member.
Declines Ia Reveal Real View.
Prince Tokmgawa would not re-
veal. however, the actual view az the
japanese delegates as to wha, per
ccntuge Japan would insist upon in
fleet strength. He said the four dele
gates were determining this Tor them
selves. independently OF amy adai-
iIonal Instructions from Tokyo. lie
would not say whether decision
actually had been reached ~ yet.
While these Developments indi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
FURTHER CONCESSIONS
ARE OBTAINED BY China
Resolutions Are A dopted d
Looking to Abandonment of
Foreign Courts.
no Study TRIBUNALS
International Lawyers Arc tn Report
within YcPr Upon Efficiency Of Re
ptibiic's Legal nuthoritics = Urge
Foreign Troops Withdrawal.
In. Assn..ln,cd rrcss.l

w. NSS'','iiltu. tEtSSsI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2a..-china won
further con sessions today in the con
ference of the nine powers on Ques-
lions affecting the Pacific and the Far
East
In conformity with the Roo; rcsnlu-
ton. declaring for the territorial and
administrative intcgrity % china. the
Pacific and Far Eastern committee,
adopted resolutions look ing to ahan-
donmeEt or foreign courts In China
The resolutions. drafted by the sub
committee headed by Senator Lodge.
provide for an INTERNATIONAL commits
SIGN of jurists which is 10 report
V ;thin n gear whether the Chinese
laws and court practices warrant
created under treaties granting extra
territorial rights in China
Press Tr""p Question.
Immediately these resolutions were
adopted the Chinese delegates pressed
another OF their ten poinis'--that
declaring fo- withdrawal OF all Cor
ciEn troops from Chinese soil. and
also for abandonment OF foreign t.lc-
graph. radio and polce wire systems
Dr. SEE. Chinese minister here. and a
delegate to The conference. presented
detailed information regarding the
number OF troops and extent Of for
eiSn wire systems. in which the
japanese predominatc. and there was
wide discussion OF the questions by
all the delegates behind closed doors.
CONTINUED on Page .. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
AMERICAN ATTITUDE
FIRM AGAINST ADDING
'TOJAPAN'S SHIP RATIO
Announced $50 Plan of Naval Power Must Stand
Prince Tokugawa Declares ViceA Admiral Kato's Decla
ration of 70 Per Gent Minimum Is Personal Opinion

Gated still more strongly that a de-
cision of this funda mental question
was drawin. near. the arms confer
cnce Itself marked time. \ further
meeting Of the naval experts Of the
tnitd states and Japan. scheduled for
today. WAS postponed for twenty
four hours at request OF the lap
an"s". The Americans were not in
formed as to the reason for this post :
poncmcnt. At Japanese hcaduuar-
tcrs IL was said further time IA cx-
anime figures supplied by the Ameri-
cans Was needed.
Experts VIII Meet To-day.
In any case, the naval experts of
the three powers chiefly concerned
are scheduled To meet tomorrow in
further subcommittee deliberations
Their work cannot deal with any
MA jor factor in the American naval
plan. however. for today's revela-
tons showed that these constitute ii
closed chapter OF proceedings.
The British experts have fully ac-
ccpted the accuracy OF the original
American fleet estimates. The Japa :
ncse have been able To produce no
figures competent to challenge sue
ccssfully the American showing.
There were hints that Il plcnary
session Of the arms conference might
hc called next week. This could not
he confirmed in any authoritative
quarter. II is known. however. that
when that meeting iS called. IL VIII
mean that the delegates are prepar-
in.. To reach a decision.
There is no present expectation
that the fundamental question Of the
"a-5-3' ratio. or any other major
point. Will he worked out at the
pl.nary session. Oflicials closest tt
G,ontinuel ON ,Page .. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
WINDSTORM DESTROYS
PORTUGUESE AIR FLEET
several Soldiers Injured ms Two Air
plane sheds are Blown
Aiilcn Away.
(Ry Associated Press. !

LISBON. PoRTUGAI.. Nov. 29,--The
greater portion OF the Portuguese ali
fleet was destroyed yesterday during
n heavy windstorm which broke over
the military aviation camp Il short
distance outside Lisbon. Among the
rlancs destroyed was one which had
been constructed for the purpose OF
attempting flight from Lisbon to
Portuguese Guinea. In equatorial
West Africa.
Several soldiers were injured. Two
airplane sheds were lifted from their
positions on the aviation field by tho
wind and blown many miles away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
New nule. for quiz OF President.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.--A new
rule governing President Harding s
hiwcekly conferences with pcwspa :
per men went into effect today. I'm
der IL all questions Of newspaper cor
respondents must he submitted in
writing. In case the President. IN re :
sponsc to query. opens a topic. 1t
was indicated. the newspaper man
VIII be permitted to ask verbal qucs-
tions supplemcntinE tue main inter
rogation The rule was adopted. Il
was Indicated. >, prevent Significance.
heing attached to unanswered verbal
questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
BRITAIN TO MOVE FOR
GERMAN MORATORIUM
London Government Seeks to
End Chaotic Conditions
in Europe.
nEcoN>rnucr rEuToN FINANCES
Plnn VIII Include. u IL Declared,
Allied Supervision Over Reorgani-
Intion and Dcnation of German
Currency.
Hy Ralph II. Turner.

United News STAN Correspondent
LONDON. Nov. 2a.-Thc British
S"vernmcn', upon the advice and
usreement not only OF it's reparations
e>mt"iss i"m.r. sir John bradbury. but
"t leading economists and London
bankers, has initiated a new financial
rol!cg with the purpose OF relieving
the chaotic financial situation in Eu-
rope. restoring commercial markets 5
ana Stahilizins exchange.
TN. first step Involves the decla-
ration OF &" moratorium FOR the pay
msut @: the German r-paratlons in-
st"ilmcnt. recommended by Sir John
bradbury, who is now in London dis
cussing tho economic situation on
the Continent.
Already nj Work IN Plan.
Conferences between Sir Robert
Horne. chancellor OF the exchequer;
Sir Rolori Kindcrsicy. DR.. Walter
Rathcnau. former German Minister
OF Reconstruction: Lord D'Abernon.
ambassador 10 Berlin, and Sir John
Bradbury. have already made some
progress in the project. Il is under
stood.
y moratorium such as IS suggest
cd by bradbury would bo accom-
panied by reservations for the re-
construction Of the German finance
system under allied supervision and
the detlation of German currency.
Continued Oh Page {. Col. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
DR.. LORENZ FAINTS THREE TIMES AS LINE
OF CRIPPLES AWAITS AUSTRIAN SURGEON
IBy United Ncws.I

NEW YORK Nov 29-The
ndactivc
physical
time ne was revived only the
IT was tedious
OF youths men and waiting in hope that each
would be stpgled
Dr
10 stop work FOR the
Of
At III O'Clock the
vigil
morning of tho who Ausras
children"
could before Tuesday their
places in line. trusting them
third night n Waiting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
$4,000 STOLEN FROM
BANK IN INDIANA
Niuth Time Institution Has Iicc.i
Nnbbcd In Twenty Years, nnd
Third This Yene.
[By Associated Press !

SHlPSHEWANA, md. Nov. ga
The Farmers State Bank here. was
robbed OF between $4,000 and SIS
900 in currency and Liberty bonds
carly today,
The safe had been opened with the
aid OF an. adetYlene torch. Officers OF
the bank said the. loss was covered
by insurance. II was the ninth time
tho bank had been robbed in twenty
years, and the third time this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
"8 WORKMEN TRAPPED
WITHOUT ANY WARNING
lwo Contractors Arrested and
Held Without Bail on Man
slaughter Charges.
'"EMEN AID IN RESCUE WORK
Tons of Twisted steel Must ue lie.
mn'rL Before search Is
Completed
rnv h.sncla,.h rrrss


NEW YORK, Nov. 2n.-Collapse to-
day OF the stccl rirdcd roof and one
mick wall of a thcater under con-
htrnction 1t PARK and Bedford Ave-
nucs In Brooklyn killed at least six
many o. them so seriously that they
may die. -Four others ar. missing and
believed buried In the ruins.
Following n preliminary invcstiga-
tion, Sylvester RoScn,hal and Samuel
Moskowi,z owners of and con,rac-
tors FOR the building. were arrested
and held without bail. on charges ot
manslausht". in the mrs, degree.
More arrests tomorrow were predicted
~ Dis,ric; Attorney Harry T.. L.wis
No thnnrr 4. Escape.
When thu crash carI'> eighty eight
mechanics ami iebor"rs Were at work
inside tho building, putting interior
finishing worA in place. Many work
Ing on scanolis swung from the roof
glrhers and hraced against side walls
OF wha, was 10 l." the auditorium had
10 chance to escape the death ,ha,
came withou, an ins,antn warning.
Rosenthai and Moskow!tx said ac-
tual construction work WAS being
done by sulcontractors six OF whom
we're questioned by the district at
torncy. They asserted that the work
had been approved BY bulldinE in
,fptctors at various stages OF its con-
t,ruc;ion,
!, Search Of the ruins was possible
only by gradual removal Of the tons
o! twisted steel and terra Gotta finish
iiug. Gradually the bodies were
brought 10 sight, many of them
,crushed beyond recognition.
Identification in mos; cascs was
made possible by working cards.
Lunch Room Crushed.
The north wall of tho building. :aM-
Ing away from the thcatcr, crashed
down over a one story building whore
two men and - woman were at lunch.
All three wore injured and had To he
extricated by tlrcmcn who Gu, away
tho beams pinning them down.
TED Werner, foreman az gang 90
sixteen metal la,hers. was working
on one Of tn. scarolds swung TO tho
ceiling.
The whole structure fell in with
ON, even a warning crash" ne said.
"I escaped death because ! wac near
tho wall. and tho roof swaycd in the
oppositc direction. As II was, was
carried down with the structure. fail-
Ing II least thirty feet
6-ycar-old apprentice hoy work :
ing on the roof was carried down and
escaped with broken jaw.
Tho building, which was to have
had a seating capacity, OF 1900. waa
designed TO cost s75o,ooo, one o! the
owners said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
MRS. VANDERBILT TAKES
STUMP FOR DEBT PLAN
Will Advocntc IIusbnnd'x Scheme for
Rehabilitation of Nations of
Europe.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 2g-Mrs. Frank
y. Nanderlip today announced tcnta-
tive plans for taking the stump TO
advocate the plan proposed by her
husband. the former president Of the
National city Bank. for disposing OF
the debts owed to the United States
by The allies.
Mr.. Nandcrlip, in an address he
fore the Economic Club last night,
proposed that the United St.scs per-
NIT the allies To repay its loans on
reasonable terms aud then utilize the
money 50 that IL best would serve
TO rebuild war stricken Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Tidal Wave Wipes Out
Entire Town of Ibaiay
LRy Associated rress.l

MANILA. Nov. 2a.--The entire
town of lbajay. i'm the Province OF
Capiz. was inundated by tidal
wave Sunday, and many houses
with their occupants swept out to
sea. according To dispatches from
the postmaster OF Ibaiay.
Dispatches.to constahuiary head
quarters here seid the town OF
Macato. in tho same province, was
also submergeJ by "a tidal wave.
and more than a hundred natives
/ drowned, ts,. y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-F0r the
time being the Philippine Islands Will
continue under their present status.
according to the recommendations
made by tho special mission, of which
Major-Gcneral Leonard Wood was
chairman This recommendatio tion. was
made because the mission felt that
the people should have Cline to ab-
sorb and dthoroughly master the pow
ers; already In their ands.,, y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Two Boys Land in Jail
for "Frenzied Finance
lBy United News. ]

PHILA ADELPHIA, Nov. %
Charles McGaveyv l6, and Irving
Chase. IA, entertained the county
officials with songs and dances
while being taken TO jair for
"frenzied finance"
ihe boys confessed having stolen
r turkey, sold it to John Williams
lot *2'50, stolen 1T again from
Williams back yard, sold 1t to
George Klcjnfeidcr. for $3.50. and
then bought ii back from Klein
feider for the same price in order,
10 sell 1t TO another customer
efor SO,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
WAR BRIDES ASK FOCH
TO TAKE THEM HOME
Marshal Tciis Them They Must Never
Forget France, but TO Re
main Here.
tBy Associated Press.l

81. MARIE, IDAHO, Nov. 29.-Tears
came to the eyes OF Marshal Foch
here today when three French war
brides pleaded with him to take them
back to their native land. M
We isve America. but we are lone
some, for France" they told him.
Jfou must never forget France, but
YOU must love your new home and
honor your husbands,", the marshal
replied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
HOPE no AVERT COMPLETE
COLLAPSE OF pAuItys
nv As.o,,i,tod n.

tRy Associated Press
LONDON, Nov. a9.-An anxious dav
IN inc negotiations designed for the
nnc,hca non of Ireland ended tonight
with the hope that a comn,ete coi-
iapse OF the parlcys might stilI liza
arertcd.
The situation still Is very critical
Continued on Page 2. Col. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
VIII Contest Bnck.Tax Inv.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov. 29.-The
of Tenncssec's so.
called back-tax law passetL'by the
1921 Legislature and contested In a
bin filed by the Circuit Court clerk
of Hamilton County. was upheld here
today In Chancery Court, tjs !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
SOUTH MUST SHOW
LOYALTY TO NATION,
! PREMIER DECLARES
Craig Asserts No Settle
ment Possible Under
Existing Conditions.
CALLS ON SINN FEM TO
SWEAR ALLEGIANCE
London Seeks TO Maintain
Truce Pending New
Proposals. s.sa
10 AVERT COMPLETE COLLAPSE,
Belfast Legislative Body Votes tn
Increase Constahulary by 5000
no AVERT COMPLETE COLLAPSE
Belfast Legislative Body Votes to
Increase constahulnry by 5000
ms Protective Measure.
LRy Assncinto1 press.l

HELFAST, Nov. 2D.-Onc woman
WINS Killed md two women were In
tnrcd tonight in ~ boInb explosion.
The bomb was thrown from n railroad
emha nkm"nt into the street In the
Low Market district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
Heir. to Confte.t prle.C. viii.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 29.--Ti,e
will OF the. late. Monsignor John p.
Farreny, OF Cleveland, Ohio, by, this
terms OF which funds would bc pro-
yided TO build an or nhans home for
this city is TO be. contestt by. the
heirs atslawt ss s8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
j. S. WILL AID IN MOVE
TO STABILIZE EXCHANGE
Reserve Board TO Have Rep
rescntative at Allied Bank
crs' Meeting.
Probably To NAME no,nEN
steps TO He Taken. mt Behrst of Re
rorntiOn tommisaIOn. To Prevent
German Payments From Affecting
international Finnnccs.
tBy Associated press.l

WASIilNGTON. Nov. 2?.--The Fed
er"i Reserve Board probably viii de
siInate an unofficial adviser 10 take
part In conference 81 allied bankers
Ia discuss means ot preventing -S-
change nuctuations upon the Ia gmcnt
Of German Indemnity InStalm-uts.
high Treasury officials said today.
The conference Is expected To be
called In London or Paris shortly.
an invitation to participate In the
conference" was rendered this govern :
ineni hy the banks Of issue of Eng :
land. France, italy and other allied
countries. The United states proi.a :
bly, would not he officially represented
ihey said, but the presence OF an
adviser of tho reserve board would
permit tho presentation Of the kmcri- :
can viewpoint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
noy,lcn to nc Oh.cr,cr.

officials here indicated that II was
more than probable that Rutland T.
Boydcn. observer for'this governments
before the rcparations committee
would bc asked TO serve an unofficial
representative of the reserve board
at the exchange discussions. while
continuing in his present capacity.
Exchange discussion at the comtnE
conference. officials declared. would
he confined TO dcvising means OF
avoiding disturbance OF exchange
ratios by the payment on the German
indemnity I'm January and later, and
would not include any proposals FOR
international exchange sta biliZation.
settlement Of the foreign debt qucs-
Continued on Page Z, Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-30
The Weather

Fnir today and tomorrow, there Will
he little or no change in
temperature.
For weather report see editorial page.