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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
News of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. % 1879
mfr. President, wish to have a few words
with you about Virginia politics. although I'm
sure you must be tired OF hearing about us
and affairs" Indeed am | have tried
to he patient but II is rather more than 1
stand" This dialogue took place i'm tho
Executive Mansion at Washington less than
week ago. and the dramatis persona was
cnt Virginia Radical who lives i'm Richmond
We have winter sure enough now There
slect, hail and all day YESTERDAY
and there WAS much skating on the streets
and in Capitol Square.
The first Of the material for Mayo's bridge
IA car load OF ron-rcachcd here Yesterday
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Married. in this city. January &C by Rev J.
+. Deans. Mr.. Frederick ~ Lamb OF Rich
mond. 10 Miss Lucy j. hudson. OF Cumberland
County.
1t Is stated in Berlin that King william
has written the Queen that the capitalization
OF Paris is imminent, and he expects To DE
in Berlin in short while.
The population OF Prince Edward County
as reported now by the census bureau i,
Washington is 1887 and not 2.007 as here
toforc published.
Charles NJ. Power haS been confirmed as
collector OF customs at chcrrystonc, Va
General sherman has been appointed n re.
gent Of Smithsonian Institute and has accepted
the honor.
Tho Comptroller OF the Currency reports
sources 10 tho amount Of $1o.226.G25.7o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
"OLD D0BBIN" LEADS
DRY AGENTS TO STILL
'""hIut Horse Leads Detectives +,
p""r or Owner Wanted for
M"0nShIntng.

-, -! associated Press
Mill ANcE, ONO. Jan .. on
,,,ohhln has not lost his uscfulrcss'
fnr over Tour hours "A wcathcr.kcai
Sm,!oo"InE old horse. hitchcd TO 4
nuttE, was left standing on "A down.
tCWh street The outfit was examiner
ny me local police nud brought 10
ponce Headquarters SuSpi,,ipning
tH' 70" rig may have been us.d -
nllhE ra'sin- jack to Alliance custom
,fS. IVY" officers suggested that IN.
return home. ~
Ihcy mounted the rig. and for n
distance OF nine miles out into mo
country the horse logged along Over,
inc rough roads. pulling mp at a barn
on &c Andy Beg farm Mr. EcI, came
IRON III" barn. but disclaimer owner
snip. lie has two little daughters.
ana they ut once Identified tn" horse
"hn buggy. gcntl" pattiug 'Mollin"
ana showing loving carcss FOR In.
ola mare
y search of the barn was mndc ana
twcn'y-hve- gallon atill discovered
carefully concealed
Egg was. arrested and fined $500
ny judge NJ G. Moore ana then turn
.d over 10 C3lumblana Comfy or
hcia'". in which county tho farmer
lives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Wear and Tear of Politics
IBy United Ncws1

NEW YORK. Jan 2S-"l.oIi,cians make
me tired has come TO be a common plain,
In politically saturated districts of ,hcs.
Unite" states. lut have you noticed recently
themselves?
Take look at the following:
Pr'sident-Elect Harding. described as
worn weary" dead tired" has with q
sigh OF relief taken two ''res;ful yacatio,s.
since his election less than three months ago
an" he hasn't even begun the heavy work Of
prcsideit yet
rresden; Wilson can hardly wal, 70 GO,
Out OF tho Whit" House. it is reported. "that
lie may i"k" good. lung rest"
I'm -l'Tcaoent Taft has jus, returned from
two months ia the Eernudas "ge,,In.. =
much needed rest"
Vis"-irrsidcnt- Elect coolidge is now In the
finland Tor Il good rest" preparatory to
taking uE his n"w duties
Harry ". Daugheriy. counscior pleuluo,.u.
tiary OF President Elect iIarilns is .r.,itn..',
with Harding in Florida although scarcely
"ne-tcnth OF per cont OF the Forthcoming
political appointments las boon decided upoa
governor M'I!"r of New York. having taken
las ONCE less than month ago has been
advised by his physician to take a comnI.,r
rest" for days
. Governor iowd"u, of Illinois is resting
on his farm; viii H. Hays is resting for
some days In Now YORK; Ex-t;overnor james
vi. COX rs |" so t" Europe for considerable
o: rest and vacation"
Every retiring member Of the C,abine, YIN
first take a rest before taking up new.
duties.
Thomas Taggar;. Democratic chief,ain Of
Indiana. has been resting" at French Lick
Charles Murphy, head of New York's Tamuap Y
Hall, Vas resting" until recently at the same
resort;
Politics is becoming the most tjresomc in
stitution in captivity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Mrs. Cnrru uurri. Au,h,r

~. Il; s.. WILLIAMSBURG Cora
May Harris. who came into literary
prominence in 1910 with her book
~ Circuit Riders Wifc"-shc is her
self circuit riders widow-was
porn Al Farm Hill. Ga, in 1869. She
was educated at home. In 1857 sh"
married the Rev. Lundy Harris, who
died in 1910. Mrs. Harris began writ
ing Tor the Independent in 1889. most
of her contributions being published
hnonymously. She wrote "Brasstcwn
Valley Stories" for the American
Maga%inc Among her books are:
THE JcsSica Letters" with Paul
Elmer Mnorc), "a Circuit Riders
Wife "Evc's Second. Husband"
The Recording Angel" "In Search
of Husband" and THE o-Citizcns."
she contributed war articles to the
Saturday Evening Post in 1914 and
wrote ~ Circuit Riders Widow" for
IL in 1916
Mrs. llarris's home is in Rydal, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
WALTER HAMPDEN OPENS
AT THE STRAND MONDAY
Attraction Expected 81 BE One of the
Hest of This

The next attraction n. the strand
will be Walter Hampden. the ccle-
brated Shakcspercan actor. who will
open an engagement Of three nights
day night Mr.. Hampdcn will be seen
in a variety OF his famous roles. he
ginning with Hamlet on Monday
night, Shylock In The Merchant Of
Venice; on Tuesday night. Pctruchio
in Tho Tanning of the Shrcw," on
Wednesday afternoon and as Manson
in n special revival Of Charles Ram
kcnnedy's famous play. The Servant
in the House on Wednesday night.
Mr.. Iiamphcn. as is generally
known, is acclaimed as the foremost
ShakeSpcrean actor of the day. his
art calling forth editorial indorsc-
m.nt- from numerous papers, in adj
dition 10 culoEics from scores II
CritiCS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
DRY AGENT DEATH RATE
HIGHER THAN WORLD WAR
W hcrl"r Wants More pny for SIcuth.
WA" capture Moor sinners.
Dangerous Task

i'N Associated Press.
WASlllNGToN. Jan. 2S-Thc NOR
ia!itS rate among enforcement agents
- higher than that OF the world war.
NHEn" u! Wheeler. An;i-Salou.l
league counsel declared today be-.
'pre a Senate Appropriations Com
mite" IN urging better pay Tor the
pr"rih!iiOn field agents. Mr.. Wheeler
%aid 'n"ir work was being made more
dangerous by the wet proDogaudn
now In circulation TO cncourrrc law
nr"nEcrs."
Fewer than ouc-half OF per cent
or tn" men under arms in tn" last
war lost ;h"i- lives said Mr Wheel
or "A larger pcrccnta-" Of the m IN
WHO lid the field work in gathering
TINS evidence nave been killed "
When an organized attack" MIR
Wheeler said. lis mad" against the
enforcement of .aw, neither money
nor effort should bc spared TO uphold
the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
$4,000 CHECKS ON TREASURY
UNCLAIMED By RESERVlSTS
Pnyrrs Fail Ia Leave Proper Adj
dress with the Drpurt-
IN NkNocI;Ltoh rrcsa-l-

WhSiii%GTON, Jan IS More than
6p,Oop checks on the National Treas
Gry for retainer pay due naval re-
scrNists are unclaimed at tho Navy
l,"partm"nt because ri Tho failure OF
IN" r'scrNists to keen the depart
in"nt Informed ~ their correct adj
dress, II was announced today M
m"TOus complaints have reached Tho
department. from men alleging fail
nr. To ."Cc!v" retainer pas. Ii WINS
S"ld, ana In most cases the fni.urc
was du" TO AN Incorrect address at
TIA" department
NJ OF tho U"rc than Gn cu0 checks
now unclaimed We're mailed TO tho
ifst address received at the dtDart-
merit aud w"r" returned by The postal
nmtMOriti,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
FRANCIS THINKS THAT
KERENSKY WILL FAIL
f"rmrr Nmhnssndor Inns Little I.ni,h
III Union ar Opponents to
UolshcN ism.
Thy ASSOCIATED presp !

~ LIE, FLA. Jan rs
oppositon to IN. RESUMPTION 81 ,r.do
o. diplomatic relations with Snvl.t
RUSSIA and the boiler tina, Kercn.kv's
no. S,i TO unite al ,opponynts OF Boil
sh'Nism - doomed ~ failure wcr.
expressed here today bv DnyI1 ~
francis. former Ambassador to Itus-
sia. k"rensky - a good promoter.
hHt a poor executive" ne SAID For
ih'r Ambassador Francis said tina, no
i,hh chhitcd with President Elect
Harding Thursday night
Mr.. Francis said with regard 10 his
status: 9TH" United states has no
,"hs"Ihr agents oillciAlly in Russia
am sim ambassador 10 Russia not
wlthsthndlnE | have drawn no salary
sine" March. 1919. and have tried 10
r"NlGn thr"" times. ] offered my
res Enhtirn after III. election No
N'mhcr 2. hut was dIssuadcd from
pushing the matter by the State De-
purtmuut"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
VICTORIA BATTLES WITH
CHILL NORTH WINDS
LEY AssocIntcn rrcas1

PRESIDENT. Fleet HardIng's nouSdboat
victoria hatticI with 4 chilly wind
today rs II mad" It's way toward
y !amt on ;hc .ast lap of It's ,rir, down
,h" Florida coast Although her Of
hc"rs would make no prediction prior
20 her d"partur" from early tn1ay In
70" forenoon. TIA" Indications we're
fore nightfall
:, According TO present palnv Mr.
Harding ana hiH companions viii
hlh * oni: short stop 4, Miami. and
th"n VIII proceed 10 Il nshiup grounI
10 IN" south. whore They Viii ypcI,,i
several dhys Il is oNn.c,e,, th.t an.
"ih.r visit VIII b" made 10 that clty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

The banville Register says "Th. Reappor-
tionin"Et Committee Of the General Assembly
OF virginia. which waS awaiting the decision
OF the House as TO membership in tho future
need not meet at all now. unless to cquallzo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
GREEK PRINCE TO WED
RUMAM!AN PRINCESS
King Constantine win Rr Reprc-
scented by Prince and prin-
cess NIchu!as

7 7
ATHENS. Jan. 2S.-IrinCc George
or Greece. and Princess Elizabeth. OF
Sumania. viii be married at Bucha-
rest between February 10 and Feb
King Constantine viii be rcprcscntcd
by Prince and Princess Nicholas. of
Greece. who VIII lc-vc here on Feb
ruary !.
After the ceremony the ROYAL party
accompanied by Princess Marie. Of
!:umania. Will return TO Athens for
the marriage OF Prince Carol of Ru-
Greece. which will take place late in
February. King Ferdinand. of Ru-
mania, VIII not attend this ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
The Poets Conner
a Niour,rtsr,

~
~ ~, magic night vas born.
The sky wat silver caat
me red strcaks all were gone.
That overlooked n lonely vnIc
ana as FAR as eye could reach
watched the distant objects nnla ,
Grow dim and DINNER. ,
With the advancing night =
Wi,,h " massive saas, 'a mas sa;' might 'SH!
came creeping upward, s%',i
Sottly, slowly from behind .,Ji
y canopy of trees. 80.
rs IL II dare not shine ~,
Too suddenly upon :
The sacred quiet OF the scene.
Lest II somchow too abruptly stir m.
shadows, '
While emerging from it's canopy Of
green.
MATTE PENDLETON GREEN
Carriers Bridge. Va. Jan. 81, 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Good Victor SHOW.

kn;hiyn Williams has been known
as an actress who PLAYS powerful!
emotional roles, ana she mas APP
pch:"d IN many great one, hut read e
cTs Of Zane Grcy's novels viii agree
mat III tn" character Beauty stan
ton I'm The L. T. Trail" the Hold
kihs"n- released picture, which was
produced in big Special photoplay
ny Ecntnm!n II. Hampton. witch Is
at the Victor Theatcr. Miss Williams
has added greatly 10 her fame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
RcyIyoIIs po.,,,,,,..,,

revival services in Laurel Street
hethodist Church which were an
hounced for February 6-20, have been
pnnstponed 70 February 27-Aiarch 10.
iNc' wait lioicoinb. who will preach
in the meeting. was unexnnr,edIv
eau by telegram TO South Carolina
a. Ter The earlier date was arranged
"' ana announced. The date has
There Viii he no further change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Taking Tariff Out of Politics.

IT iURSDAY'S debate in the Senate on tho
pending Fordncy emergency tariff bill
and the discussions at the opening session
OF the Southern Tariff Congress at Atlanta
we're quite interesting in their reelection of
growing public sentiment favorable to re-
moval of the trcatmcn; Of the tariff prob
lem from the sphere OF partisan politics and
placing it where ii properly belongs in the
class Of applied economies.
In the Senate discussion Senator Sim
mons OF North Carolina, very plainly dem
onstratcd by his arguments that any i'm
mediate benefits that would accrue TO the
wheat growers OF this country from the
passage OF the pending bill would be at the
expense of the already ovcrburdencd con-
sumcrs or the country. He denied state
ments OF supporters of the bill that Cana
dian wheat prices were materially lower
than American prices. He showed by Off
cial statistics that prices had varied little
between Minneapolis and Winnipeg More
over, both countries are on an exporting
basis and therefore. the slight difference
between the prices would have no effect
our market is Liverpool" he continued
II does not matter whether the Canadian
wheat goes direct to Liverpool or comes
through the United States and is milled
here. The tariff proposals will not stop
10 pay more for our bread and our flour"
AZ Atlanta, John H. Kirby of Houston
Texas. president of the Southern Tariff
Congress, in his annual address declared
Inc association is unalterahly opposed to
II doctrine OF free raw material because
'hat is a direct discrimination against the.
producer lie further stated that the free
trace polcy which is reelected in the present
tarif laws was not in response to a plat
form demand, but was rather intended as
an experiment 1t has proved a costly c,-
pertinent, however, and one that must nor
be repeated il the productive industry of
'he south is Ia survive The Southern
iarih Congress, he said will remain free
al partisan politics. conducting it's iuvesti-
cations and deliberations wholly ana cxcIu
sively in the interest of the producer of
raw material and not for the bencG, of any
political party.
This places the Congress in a favorable
position FOR commanding suppor, of all in
ttilleent students OF Il true tariff policy As
me Iimes-Dispatch has frequently stated
TINS country will never have a tariff soupd
III fundamental economics until il divorces
me issue from partisan politics abandons
a!ike the absurd doctrine of free raw ma
ierlaiS and protection strictly for protec-
tions sake. and levics rcycnue-prod icing
duties without discrimination agains, any
class, section or industry. W.:h The :uutb
showing a disposition TO get back IN ,ho
support OF this sound policy. il has mo az
surancc OF the support OF the prco, ,pr,
cultural West, and with tho Q nbiuod
'.Fehs'h OF the two sections working to-
be'h"r III harmony fer such Il program lis
success would be assured. Bu, The pending
emergency tarih bill lacks much OF being q
tip ..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
lrs. lIarris's home is in Rydal. Ga.
Insanity Cnu.c for Diyorrc

Mrs. NJ. H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
a cause for divorce in the following
states: California. Colorado. Connect
icut. District OF Columbia. Georgia.
Idaho. Maryland. Michigan. Missis-
sippi. Montana, Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island. Texas. Utah, Vermont, Vir-
ginia and Washington. Insanity
v"ids marriage in Delaware. IIa-
wall. Iowa and Wyoming. The word
void" may Indicate that Il marriage
may he absolutely void, that it may
be voidabic or that it may he an
nullcd by court proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Cross References.

Anpic. tovington.-CroSs reference
Is a reference in a book TO another
title. phrase or passage in IL for fur
Their explanation or treatment of "a
subject For Instance. the index OF a
certain hook OF quotations gives the
word "chccrfulncsS," and under il as
cross eros rctGremees GonIcn., happiness.
the principal head writing" the
cross references are to authorship,
Journalism, the pen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
An Impa>Sc at Paris

IT HE discussions at the interaliod confer
- Il. ence in Paris apparently have reached
me point OF divergence OF views so stubborn
that the meeting threatens 10 break On yitb
The large features OF its scheduled program
1Aft In delicately unsettled state Of indr-
lcisfon. II It be true. as reported. that Lloyd
!George has delivered an utimatum to the
sEganch that he will withdraw from the con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Cinema Programs
Nn-Star Cnst,

an ali-stnr cast composed OF rs.
t"!I" Taylor. Marc MaCDcrmOtt
Harry Sothcrn, Earl Mctcalfe and
WIZ lam Locke wcr. Obliged TO cx-
tend themselves TO the utmus, az
their ability in their triple portrayal
OF character In while New York
Sleeps 40 eight-rccl mc!odrama.
produced by The Fox Film Corpora
ton at the Isis. 1t ia said the work
81 this small east IL one OF tho most
INDUSTRIOUS examples OF VERSATILITY
ever seen on the screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

No one blamcs George Green. black. for Sec
ing rcG over tho idea OF turning blue I'm the
icy waters Of the yellow James
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Potcnt IIcud, Ie,I,,,,,,

NNSiE HE. TESS.. Ian .S--Dr.
w !: i'otcat. prcsidrnt .f wake For.
cSt college. wan 70. rirctrd president
or the Southern baptist i.durniiop,i
..sS"ciation today. nhd birmingham
,-'dh., was choh"n ia The place Of tho
next meeting. january III "a -; ~
9 Cotiinghah. t'iuuVijie, la w,s
named vicc. president. nnd Br ~
hond. birmingham. seGratary. trcas.
urcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my
tonic. excepting on IcEnl nnG medI-
cal subjects. :rc answered free. As
all inquiries are answered directly
ny personal letter, - setf-;Ldrcsscd
stamped envelope TX required. AL
dress The TImcS-DJsnutch Inforna-
lion HurrDu. Itlchniond. Yin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar
,ChDI:MY-Ilrith vnuiry,lIc.

AttDEMl--I<rith vaudeville.
ilIJOt William fnrniiiu. with
Fritz I.cihcr, In ar Were Elug'
I'LL EiiiRD-Nnrict! program.
1tHuhDW Ai-i<nthcrlnr Mae
Donnld, In "Nly l.ndy's Lntchkcy."
iSIS-"WhlIr New York Sleeps"
l.hHIf-sI,inn Martin aud I"rIt.
I"ihrr, In "fhr Song NJ the Soul"
0DEoN-I.ois wcbcr's "To
Please One Woman"
NICFOH-Innc Grry's "Thr 4. T..
Trail"
tEN-Nnricty proIrnm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
.IfI We're King.

This is the last day OF the big VII
!!hin Fox production. ar Were
Ntng. So great has been the do
m"nd TO see this big special that the
Hijou Is cudcavoring to got "A return
booking for IL. II. wants all his
patrons To SOC William Fsrnum in
this Dhotoplay. because he believes
II TO be- one Of tho finest productions
nc has ever put on his screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Resent Appointment Of norden.

CAMDEN. Y. J., Jan. 2S.-Fiftccn
officers OF the Third Reg imcnt of tho
New Jersey National Guard resigned
today because of the selection OF
Toward S. Borden, millionaire milk
manufactures. as brlgadier- general In
command OF the entire military forces
Of the state. 1t was reported at
headquarters here that the rest of
the regimental officers would resign
within twenty-four hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
\ Fashion Pinto.

IGNORE Lynard, VINO supports Eath-
crime Macdonald in her newest pie
iurc. My I.ady's I.atchkcy." is con-
*Id"rcd one OF the best dressed NO
men in pictures. She is q pronounced
blonde. 1t will hc seen for the last
time AZ the Broadway this afternoon
ana tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
i'lnririu tlIIguturs.

The confident. bold bu, never too
familiar manner with which the ma
lives OF ;he back-water stretches OF
FLORIDA handle the monster alliua-
Tors that !nf"st that region Is strlk-
'ngi: "onon":ratcI, ~ "rhr Song OF
III" Soul ut tho Lyric Most or tile
scenes OF the pictures are laid In that
rcCtinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

Brains count most where mediocrity is hun
CRY.
Unemployment is IL great incentive to job
hunting
y canoe paddlcr is always romantic
There WAS a time when Tpperary was a
place for love songs only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
VIII Interest All.

Married men and young fellows
contemplating mH;rimnny VIII h. 90.
n."ially Interested IN '''ro Pleas. ON.
/ woman at tn" Od"on Thcat"r II
/" Dhutoplay written ana produced
by I.ois N"hcr for the express pur-
pose OF solving the problem OF keep
lug the ladies happy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Cunn,Iinn IIomc.tcn,l..

u. ~ u. BaSSctts.--For informa
ton regarding the granting OF Ca
madam homcStcads address the de-
partmcnt OF the Interior. Oitowa. Ca.
NADIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

The Newport News Press thip,ss tho rcsu,t
% inc November election might have been ,!if-
.''ch'' IL the Democrats had only possessed
cue nerve TO predict the soup Kitchens now be-
s opened III many Northern and Western
cities. but the Kitchens would hay, h,on I,ii
10 IL. >'' -''>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
Charcoal Eph,. Dali, Thought.

'liit ain so much what wife say {
him. said Charcoal Eph modify, but hits
de way she got o. lookim' what she thlnkin. an
jcs' sloshin' aroun' in her mind. Eat IA prunc
Mstah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

Representative Nenable expects Wilson %
rank in history as one OF the worlds great
est men. And his traducers will be known
only for their rankness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
variety Program.

There will he variety program at
the Blucbird today, and the manage
mcnt promises some especially good
There Will be the usual feature
photoplay and comedy that VIII
make all laugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

representation among the several districts OF
r "Is ",u'e. ihe Eighth. Fourth. Seventh and
sixth Districts are now I'm point of nonu,ation
interior to the Ninth. Second Third. First,
ruth ana Tenth Districts. and 1t may DO
deemed worth while to cndcavor TO rcurrangc
'"e u,N'sioh oil the State into districts OF more
nearly equal populations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

Coolidge TO rest. chirrs n headline Sure he
viii. Tor four years, beginning ON March l.