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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
RETENTION or TEACHERS
MAY DEPEND ON SALARY
Superintendent Iiill Gears Loss oi
Instructors if Pay Not In
creased by City.

Present instructors in the public
schools Of Richmond will be hard 10
retain unless the increase of Si5i.933
IN the school budget is allowed 10y
the city, Albert IL. Ill., Supcrintcnd-
emf OF city Schools. stated yesterday.
Tho sum OF $4,000 additional is
needed To bring the salaries OF Rich =
mond teachers up TO the standard
scale adopted by the Nutiona! Edu-
cation Association, he declared.
rms scale provides a minimum sal
AIRY OF $1,000 per annum. Four OF
the live LARGEST cities in Virginia
have concormcd to this schedule. and
cities in other sections of the couu-
Try pay their beginners $500 yearly.
according 10 Mr.. hin.
II is regarded probable tina, some
.memhc: Of the city Council viii in
Iroducc at the next meeting AN or
d'nancs lcvyinG 4 special school tax
To meet this emergency. The inu-
n!c!uai expenses FOR 1921 consume
practically IN. catirc revenue. Mayor
Ninss;" has announced. stating thai,
tn" total surplus after the mos.
careful pruning viii amount to only
f"w thousand dollars
Beginners IN The Richmond schools.
both male and female. receive only
SSH, as against the minimum Of
$1,000 in fore" in other cities OF the
state, Mr. hin stated
Harris Hart. state superintendent.
@; Public Instruction. announced
yesterday that more than $4,000. 600
OF the State funds Will he sent GU,
20 tn" various counties OF the State
for tho paymcn, OF teachers salaries.
in addition TO about $4,000 for vo-
cational education in agriculture.
trades, Industry. home economies and
'or teacher training The approx
mate amount OF tho lo-ccnt capita
ton tax amounts TO $2i0244S
The total for teachers salaries this
year viii he more than $4,000 600. duc
l." tn" Increased appropriation made
~ the las; General Assembly and
N" equal amount ru, up b. ,hc
counties Operating expenses aye
derived from the district tax. amount
iag 10 about s30r0.cGO
The himonth!y meeting OF the
state Eoard OF Education wil be-
he'd Ia the board rooms. this civ.
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock FOR
'hr discussion of routine matters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
UNIVERSITY ENJOYS FIRST
MINSTREL SHOW IN YEARS
6Ice Club scores Zig surcc.~ =,
"rsthnmpion Itcd Cross
lBuIiuiur

,,,,n" University of Richmond CI.,
.up' composed "Folly OF HIcbm.,,,I
NHtitrc students. scored a .tJr..... 80,
h'Sht az Wcsth:tInptOu i'm I'M"
I"re 20 restore the Old-tiruc min,
'ti't 10 thc local collegiate footlg.b,.
'tN't Il IdDSc % about ten years
"T'i cc!atlN. audience OF f:.r,,t,i
"tu"chts and visitors that t,r.J &c.
capacity or the I;cd Crot. bt,fi,S,''.
enjoyed the rolllCkIng prcura,n
me 'hhTcohIcd comedians.
simultaneously win tho rise M 80,
r"r'alh' The entire club rrrd.rcJ
melody. which was foii0wcI ~ =
iioHs OLD Southern molodir. an, ~,
nv" ~ th" club and quartet. and mn,
H!' by IN" cpllcG. urchrgtra. rnr,t,t,,,,,ii,,
n.th an intCrSp.rslon cG fresh tokrs
'lnEch With local color. AZ c,'n 1870
.."h I" 'hih hrst division. nm orirInni
,"'u" comedy. tn" production Tf :,
10y 'p'' 81 ~" club. ia which gt,i,.r
.nH h"nlp music and c'oi,.d lrri,r,,
ntnro'. met with Il hearty resnsr',.."'
nm NE curtain arose FOR tho &c.
|-N ht'iS'pn y revealed = curr.lFtsL
int scene. Tho lighting cffcat JI.
WIt'i Wei night under the harv.a,
NON 'hh' presented a hnrulurio,i,;
u',A Ef"nnd for tho rendition a. an.
H,prh'" melodies AMI negro dale,
SkngEs j. president ~ ,An
kl"' ''uh. and y. NJ. Fox Ia business
M"iiatci. The musical program, ,y,u
u,n'tr N" dir"c'ien Of Professor =
ri'NlhS'on !irrf"r head ol ,ho mn.
&c compartment AZ Weschamp,on col
'i' "' IN" University Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
SOL0MONs SAYS JEWS
ARE UNFAIRLY TREATED
Declares at Beth Alnabnh Some
thing Must BE Done to Com
bat Injustice.

Unless We do something; to defend
ourselves our race will never cease to
DE oppressed" declared LucIus l..
Solomons. OF san Francisco. first vice
president OF the Independent Order.
i'na! Birth. I'm an address last might
at Beth Ahabah Temple
Our race has been attacked many
times during the past decade and Yo
htEc been subjected to MANY untust
CRITICISMS and ccnsUre. Summer rc
sorts business houses. stores nnJ
othct enterprises advertise tha. ihrv
a" not want jews or their trade 10.
nave been aSsailcd and slandcrcd i'm
many ways and wc must do some
'hiag To prevent these things
some time ago a police comma.
sioher In New York made the state
incnt saving that most criminals wcr,
VI u" Jtwish race, Prominent Jcvyg
tooh UP the matter ana sMrtoJ ..
SFus"ic IN Chicago II was ostnh
.ishcd that four out Of five men yyho
were brought up FOR trial on criruinni
'hhFGcs were or other nationuliifcs
~" also told OF Tie oppression az ~.
!N"S III RUSSIA and other CuiIufric4 H.,
IN" past. and said that ho VAS boninT
iVr inc hiE when the Jewish rae,
.uu'h stand out as men and women
II" not he subjected to this unl,inJ
treatment. Although tn. nii,ht ,y.,1
tu."! q !hrSc congregation was pres
.ht 10 hear Mr.. Solomuns Tbs 'isi,ai
St'FiccS were held before the address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
REAL DANCES Will RE
WITH "lISTEn LESTERv
'cafurrs in Musical tomc,y ubic.
opens nj he strand Mondny.

IN numerous comedy spcci,ltIcs
'fEchi"us and funny. Listen inai., -:
I'M 'oft y musical comedy st!,cesY
comes To tn" Strand Monday 'r,..
Gay ana Wednesday. and \y,bnc.bn,
matinee. after Laughing and Isncint-
rs a''lthr'S to good cheer and itscJf
20 SUCCESS Tor AN entire year NJ the
hhiCkeroocEcr TheRtcr i'm N,w Ynrk
NHi'c II mas never been hgureI ant
Win inhih "natiChl precision iust
now many :""t there arc IA , coon
r,""l'hl comedy. this one, which l. by
haiiN J! cort. George L. Stoddard.
ana harold or!oh. has enough foet-
or PAIRS OF them--to maze II measure
up 10 ronslicra bly, NOR. than n mill,
81 merit II Is spriEhtIy: everybody
uanr"s with the grace and iyinuns,ic
shllI usually expected of one or two
featured Nom bcrs only. And there
are Other REASONS for the success OF
the play. Tho story cunteriuy
around nm important packet Of letters
winch might form the evidence in y
hrehch OF promise suit. ana Keeping
several different persons on the qui
F!Ec 10 locate them Tor various rca-
sons is entertaining and amusing
throughout. the play is brilliantly
staged and CostgHcd: tho music IL
;!nEly and tuncful: the dainty
dancoy chorus has also that great
essential. youth. tho thing is staged
WIN hnossc and charm: and there
is,the cast which includes: Gus shy
Joe Mack. Richard Do Mar LINTON
Ath"y. Virginia Watson. Lulu swan
lean Thomas. Ethel Hea Cccile
Ni!l'ams ard the star Quartette
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
News of Fifty Years Ago

CFrom the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. IT, 1919
Professor lanes l. Iiulcomb Iccturcd on the
virtues or General iec before an immense au-
dience at the Second BAPTIST church Thurs
day night. Tn" speaker was m,roduccd by
Dr lIoSe The lecture viii be repeated next
week.
The Grand LodEe, knights Of Iyihias has
elected the following ofiiccrs: William II.
Wade Of Richmond. grand chanccIior |. g..
Allen. of N"r:o". V!ce-sranh chancellor: II.
G. @. Hartman. OF i:irAmoud grand recorder:
j. Il. Vaughan. Of Richmond. grand banker,
y. -. Warncld, OF AleXandrin. grand guide:
DR.. John NJ. Jarvis OF Portsmouth grand in :
ner steward: Charles H. Epps. OF Richmond
grand outer steward iiU&h Latham. OF Alex
andria. grand venerable patriarch. Thcs. OIL
GERS were installed lac, night
From the LIST To the 18Th OF January there
were twcnty-threc transfers OF real estate
recorded in tho chancery Court Of this city
Real estate values in Richmond have in
creased $G.92S,ii2 since 1896. tho present values
being s2I,CGi.lil.
The Petersburg Index says. we have the
announcement OF the establishment OF the
Merchants National Bank OF Richmond under
the presidency OF Thomas Branch Sr The
public are familiar with the credit cnioycd
AMI tho success Obtained by the banking
houses Of Thomas Hranch X Sons. OF this
city. Thomas Branch {: Co, Gf Richmond and
Branch scott e 60. OF Augusta. Ga
The committee propositions and rr,ev-
anccs OF the House Of Delegates yesterday
reported IL incxpedicnt 10 lcgisla;. on IN.
proposition OF Mr.. Andrews 10 prohibit minors
from drinking al bars and other public houses
Married on the i2th insian, by Rev C. w.
rcthcrbridge. MIR. Iobcr, Britton and Miss
Susan Clark both of iienrico County
The town OF I.ynchburg is soon 20 vote on
Al suhsrr ptinn of 100000 To- the capital stock
OF the Iynchhurg and nanvillc Rai!road
Negroes held a largely attended meeting in
I.ynchburG night before last, and after much
HpecchifyinS passed resolutions against gen
crai amnesty
Re -cnforcemeiitS are on the way 10 join the
German armies in France. and those in rcad-
1css TO go number 100000 men, which will
raise tho German force TO 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
The Poets Corner
The Prophet.

"a, . fht Prophet.
Whorc iightnings set nfiume the skv.
"erI Stops the live oak to tho
lie stands as stands s,orm-clcft
a cliff of cloud above the plain.
they Will not hear his living voice:
Away" they cry, TO GoIcot5o y,
N"" crown him there with martyr
us living voice now stilicd. his word
~ caught up by the cchoine hills
ana hung afar TO every age,
nile children strcw wild flowers for
Their fathers hayed and cursed and
No sweeter sadness than Is his
whose ear hath caught the sounds
W hose eye hath seen the distant day.
Whose soul hath scnscd the wider
law.
lie hath no country. bat two worlds.
one that is now. one yet to be;
Hc goes. "a solitary soul,
Along his way unto the end,
y libcrator TO his chains
Ere good hath ever conquered III.
Ere ever night hath turned to day.
Or waters sweet wero ever struck
From rigid stones. or barren sands
Have borne tho blossom OF a rose.
PROPHETS tears have thore been
shed.
Hugh Robert Orr. in the Christian
Register.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
MOOSEREART BAND TO BE
AT AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
Richmond TX Only Virginin CITY In
which Concert VIII lie

the Moosrhenrt Concert Band Of
uhif 1--WE pieces. which Is on its
sou hcTn tour, viii arrive in Rich
mond this afternoon at 1910 o'clock
oyer the Southern Railway from
charlotte. y. c. The band Will give
a concert at In city Auditorium to-
hlthi at o'clock. The musicians
are travelling and living in ~ private
u'linan ana are under tho personal
Supervision of Mathew u. Adams.
superintendent OF MoOseheart.
Elchinond will be the only stoD in
'fEinid Tor this band
Alter the word was sent 10 tho
CITIES, In .hc South that IN. band
W"uIH tc a trip after the New
i.'.' Tee were requests for con-
.t'tS rom many cities. Richmond
Mns selected on account of i;s hiss
,", 1thi and educational places OF In
i"rcSt over many OF the other cities
~, ~ ,,rsthia that made spirited bids
,,d IN addition 70 the band concert.
VIA rchS kcIlorman, Joseph White
nor nor, Mrs. liorac Dowcll and Mrs.
ny shepherd Webb. well Known local
talent viii render vocal selections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
EoyN VII liz nn,.

Copyright. 1870 10y National Ncwsrsprr Service
The head OF Il famous high school for boys
assures me that he has seen many boys be
come mentally deficient from sinoki,i. cigar
cites And he is no mollycoddic either but Il
principal who for many years has enjoyed the
greatest popularity with his boys
Yet cant agree with him. The bows who
are mentally deficient use cigarettes hecaus,
g their mental deficiency. \ boy with a rca!
| brain has enough independence no, to smoke.
II = the weak wit that can't withstand the
iaunis ana Jih"S OF the Kind of smart Alccks
ttat are', cigarettes True, the cncc, of
tobacco is invariably inhibition or slowing
down of mental processes. no boy or man can
thnN as fast or as We'll or act as quickly or
as accurately while under the influence of
tobacco as he can while not under such in
hn"nee That is We'll proved fact. Mental
efficiency is slowed down ahou; - per cent BY
4 smoke Physieai efficiency is reduced about
10 per cent BY = single smoke. That is ~
doubt the reason why smoking is prohibited
10? youths who are striving for athletic
i'oWe"s Even prize lighter nowadays
knows he must avoid tobacco il he hopes 10
develop the best there is in him.
hu' mis- school principal further part!cu-
iariZes Having asserted that he has seen
boys become mentally deficient from iuduI-.
ing IL cigarettes. he continues with this:
Mental deficiency is always followed WITH
moran "eho'cncy. especially untru;hfulness. /
am not advocating an anti-snokirg crusad.
against men who smoke. am merely express
ing my conviction OF the destructive .frac, OF
tobacco on boys"
inc youth who smokes is not trustworthy
Ihat Is pretty we'll recog nzed by hard headed
empi"NerS. school teachers and men OF affairs
He is particularly bad egg as regards sexual
morality. Ia trust smoking youth as far
as can throw bull ny the tail The moral
character just isn't there.
Like the high school principal quoted. am
tot advocating a crusade against srnukIng h..
men don't believe the temperate use of
tobacco necessarily Injuries a mans health or
morality. though OF course every physician
hho"S that countless men shorten their Ives
materially by what they mag Imagine is mod
crate smoking II a man OF voting age de-
s'res 10 smoke. let him smoke provided h,.
does no; int!ct his second hand smoke on pcr-
sons who may not care for it-auI Tar too
many tobacco users are utterly ruthlcss In
that respect. J. should never be necessary ,n
erect sign saying. 40 Smoking Here" for
q gentleman should be a gentleman withou,
such reminder. Although have no use for
or sympathy with amy anti-tobacco crusade.
think the American people should take wha;-
ever action may be necessary to Keep tobacco
cut Of the hands Of boys under twcutv-anc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Deserving the Farm,

z 1GuRES OF the 1920 census. jus, piycr.
out show that for the FIRST time I'M the
country's history more than half O, the
population OF the continental Unitcd States
liz living in urban territory Persons living
in cities and towns Of more tham $500
when the 1920 census was taken Numbered
54,31S,032, while those living in rraI tor
ritory numbered 5l,&90,753. This shows a
gain in the population OF cities ana towns
of So per cent over that OF 1910 being
STA per cent OF the total population Of INC
country.
While the bureaus statement, aid moi,
undertake TO account for the driu from
rural TO urban territory. the causes readily
suggest themselves, TO wit; bad roads. in
adequate school and church facilities and
the general hardships OF farm life. for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Judge Lindsey on screen.

Judge Zen Lindsey. the noted iu-
v"EIlc jurist. whose remarkable wis
Court ana the handling OF boy cases
IN tn" Denver court has made him q
world-famous figure. has now become
Il screen actor No fears should be
entertained in legal circles, as Il re-
suit of this announcements. however.
for the noted jurist has not laid
aside his work in that direction.
Nevertheless, he may now be said To
he Il screen actor. and his wife. Mrs.
Zen Lindsey. also as they both APP
pear In several scenes in the now
Rcalart special. THE Soul Of Youih. IS
now being shown at the Broadway
Thcatcr. The picture is story OF
hoy life. and the Judge figures
prominently in the scenes where tho
hoy who hasn't had fair chance is
brought M for stealing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
WILL EHDEAVOR TO DEFEAT
ftthPfUK ilOHhituI BILL
Representative Macarthur ii:.. Nr,y
i'i"n lie Niii Iutrodurr
IN 1iuuSr.
BY AasoeiateO rrvss. J

10y .NSsOSitlcI II C>..
W -NHiIINGIcN, Jan. Ii.--.A i!ght Ia
prevent increase IN the mcmDyrsh!u
e.. the ltouSc from i35 to isa " ..p
started today ~ leaders who an
Ahd indicated sulnc!cnt votes 10 de-
!"ht tn" rcapport!Oum-ut bin
While The law requires rcLppdrtion-
ncht after every census, ErTyta.E-
iHt!v" Macarthur, Republican. oregon
IA caarSc OF the movement 10 hold
down membership. declared II would
q" cCnDl!rd VITA by rcauc!nS rep
'cScntauon' OF c.uvcn States and in
crctsins il Ia eight .Stut,t
Under IN" substitute plan, cali
i"rn!a would gain three seats. Mica-
gan and ONO two each. and couUcc-
,icut, New Jersey, North Carolina,
Texas and Washington on" each
states losing would he Missouri TWO.
ard Indiana, Iowa Kansas. Kentucky.
l-cuiSinnn, Maine. MISSISSIPPI. N"h-hs-
kh. Khod. island and Vermont one
each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Cinema Programs
Fitnmnuricc Making Name.

George fitzmaVr.Cc ls fast gaining
"a name for himself in ia" motion
picture ncld :ts u master OF the law
ishiy artistic back ground ana tho
colorfui dramatic story In Idols
OF clay" his latest production, which
VIII be seen at thc Lyric Thcatcr again
today he has placed upon the screen
tho deeply appealing romance OF an
innocent G!ri brought up by her
father on Il lonely south Sea island
and tho handsome young SCULPTOR
vino, broken by an unfortunate AT
fair with hell" OF London society
drifts to their hut. Mae Murray and
David POWELL are the featured play
cls, ana the picture. which WAS
adapted from au original story by
pulda BerScrc. - "a Paramount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
EARLY SENATE CLASH is
SEEN ON ANTISTRlKE BILL
SrnntOr PoindrItcr serves Notirr lie
VIII Call Up Lea Toilette Motion
for IkcCOnnidcrnIIOm.

,,! -! 49, ''tt ~ 7 49,
WASIlINGTON. Ian. Ii Steps
were taken In the Senate today FOR
an early clash possibly tomorrow.
over the Ioind-Ntcr antIstrikr bin.
which passed the Senate December
IL. Hast. with few Senators present
and Without discussion.
Senator l'uindcNt.r. Republican.
Washington. author OF the bill gave
formal notice today that hr soon
would call UP the motion Of senator
la Toilette. Republican. Wisconsin.
for reconsideration OF the Scuutr's
vote. Thr LA Toilette motion has
held the bin from transmission TO the
lInnSe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
'Thca,cr Calendar

STtttND-"Ihr old Iiumcstrnd,"
with William Lawrence.
ttNDEMS-hriih Vaudeville.
HiJU l - Eugene O'itrirn, In
"H-nnGwa. mud Hume
nit IHiRlI-Nnrlrty Program.
DWAS-irwi- sargent and
Lila lee. In .'fhc SouI Of Youth
IsIS-Nnuricr TouTnrur's "Inst
al TIA" Nohirans.'
il Rit-Ninr Murray md pnNid
P"wrii. In "tdo,N az t,a.."
obi:oN-tnitu stewart. In .Thr
Yellow Typboon."
ItI:N--iuci> ii".ir aud Marin
Snis, In ''Ihundrrhoit Jack
tltTpIs--th irf Iirnun i:ugir, In
person, with "lhc Death Mask"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15

which there is not sufficient monetary re-
wards for the labor and capital invested
and the discomfortS that have to be under
gone. The drafting OF hundreds of thou
sands OF young men from the farms for
service in the army during the world war
and their contact with city life subsequent
10 their release from military service
brought homo to them the striking contrast
between conditions in city and country,
both i'll respect TO opportunities for earn
ing livelihood. facilities for entertainment
and for self-improvement Much OF this
drift TO the cities is. therefore. to be ac-
counted for in the Discrimination OF these
Young men 10 forsakc the lure of urban
life for the unattraCtivcncSs OF their former
mode OF existence.
The remedy readily suggests itself.
Rural life must be made more attractive
and farming a vocation lifted to "A
higher standard OF remuneration. AS IL
nrst step in this direction. good roads become
an absolute necessity. With this problem
disposed Of the way will open up for COM
munity cooperation both in respect 10
moro profitable marketing of farm products
and for the Improvement OF the whole en-
vlronment OF community life. such as the
extension OF school and church facilities
and the frecr interminglng of the people
by way OF seeking social entertainment
With good roads insuring larger rewards
for labor expended on the farms. all OF
these social benefits will follow naturally
together with betterment OF housing CON
ditions and the installation OF modern con-
voniences TO Tighten the burden OF house
wives.
While the figures show that Virginia has
suffered some loss OF its rural population
by the drift to cities. it is matter for
Generalization that this loss has not been
So great as in many other States. the pro-
portion Of rural 10 urban being nearly two
and one-halt times as great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
S113.OOO,O0O APPROPRIATED
FOR THREE u. S. BRANCHES
Provision for $40 BonuS for Federal
Employees Stricken From
Hill.
/ I'm sSncinirl 1

by Associated PrctS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Little !cg!s-
latirc, executive and judicial apprn-
prIat!on bin. carrying approXimHtcly
Sllj,uVO.nU0, was passed tpday By tho
House and sent TO tho Senate.
y provision for 4 $40 bonus to
Federal employees was stricken out
on point of order raised by Rep
rcScntatiNr Iilanton. Democrat. Texas.
Tn" only other important change
iuadc ~ the mcnsur, was 10 incrcaS.
from SG.j1n.oO to s!.lOO.000 the
amount available during the cOming
! iiScal Year tor enforcement OF pro-
h!b.tIrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

The Norioik I.edgcr-DRpatch. several days
az" an;'eipating the appointment Of Lewis H.
M"chen to the Office or Federal Prohibition
ronmlrs!oncr observed "Tic appointment
",.l meet with general approval throuKhou
iuc state" ST. MacAen is man OF ability
force and cpurafe. "ho IS peculiarly well a;tcd
- perform TIA. duties Of The office to which II
70 expected. he XIII Dc named He is a Law
yer. has hccn q valuable member Of the state
Senate, mad charge Of department Of the
STATE government That might have been called
u" bureau Of compilation and comparison OF
ia"s and Of late mas been chief legal adviser
10 The state prohibition Commissioners"
hlpng similar lines the Charlottesville Pro-
grrss na. this TO gay: 40 matter how much
~" may fee! inclined To favor providing some
sor, Of RELIEF for the farming element OF the
country, there can bc l!ttlc doubt OF the fact
ihat the present Hchemn In CONGRESS OF pro-
EiiinE THIS dea.reh cnd BY means OF tariff on
certain agricultural products high enough to
rpnzttut" virtual embargo thereon takes
-! too HUE notice % the ultimate consumer
The 'thifd party In the triangle composed of
producers the National law making power and
the SAD consumer
The Virginia Union Farmer concludes a
lengthy preachineGt on present ANA future con
ditiOna "s follows: ~ the credit 81 tho gov
eminent s - b" kept up, II the Millions OF
americana VIM denied themselves to buy Lib
crij bonds ana finance the war, are not TO see
'h"!r securities shrink and beco;n" of low
y"lie nnt 'nua' hc called reckless en-
rsvaGan'c ana unH"cc'sary expenditures as
'Gprs'j 80 'hVsr which are strictly needed.
ana We ran Duly Advice our i.gieiators In the
"ords ~ a sunday school hymn. Have cour-
~. nay boy - rag so"
1n- ""Hpori Slows PRESS IL no, altogether
yitas"G sim The simple inauguration idea. 1t
a5rs. 'iir"'yor worthy Sir. Harding's mo-
pY~ b" "ishinH 10 Insist upon simplicity In
- q
- ""H az Lesson a. thrift ia time when
'n"' Yr'". - gaming new emphasis. II is 10
~ cDJbt"d whether the real II secret reaction
Of the country TO the reform VIII not bo ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
itninbow Trout.

W. T.. s.. i.ecsbirr, rainbow
trout is BLUSH above, Siivcry or gol-
den below. moro or less spotted with
black on the body and fins. and with
an orange or red lateral band Ii
~ doubtless for this vari-colorin,;
mat II receives its name. II Is more
hardy than thc>1:ngiish trout. and ac-
commodities itself To almost any stag
nan; waters, and has thus proved n
success in many ponds which were
regarded as I'll for coarse fish only.
IN many places, however. Il has
caused disappointment by going down
TO the sea and never returning.