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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
NEW ORLEANS RESUi-

@ '":i.1sryir5' t.as, 'r % ~ " l:ss
I'"yc q. III. ,coitilcttD. TO coz, Won ,i;
70 ...ef"i E'siyn Whit Ii5 tGnx.nnIT"
i$i,,,r wae.ac- ia IT, D. 'h'rh: Tim: :S,.
- i.'.''i also ran. '"
ysst.o "Hi * * . ni,.n!9:: $1,000 'hres;
rIt"'i,i"'ial. 20 !. , to 20 ) wou
i,, no % to T." third. limo. IL. Alca,rnl,
i a1,ahi, , G,' fr'ggs" s;"r"cvs'"n. Re:
Third -cia!,,J5Ss.:. ,,oc,. ,,-,o
III I'VE Gnl NJ ak fur.0ngs- BACK Ray.
i.oys. ioa lMcDcrmotcj. y 10 10 on
io,,1 =, second. iio"", Princes. 50 oColti.
LIZ ,,vanmis; Madam nyng. Is.au l:ruI,
10. H. ,.''s H., ""G. lMe.. i.nhy Loasfcl!ow.
lou! Tour year ",ts ana ~: NIL. ana q syy.
!. 5 to 5. To :? M6t. t.bl", II "a. : 70
,wTiehr;, 20 Guy ,sc"ond; iia!r!an.Io
Time o. 70 T. third;
II .. g.:GP" 10 caaqc also ian, '''''''
fitn t.g;g,--irdus,rlaI. Nurse. $1,000 :;
y".ns haay "i iya.", los tliinsp. II 10 :
tN,Cpc,,uo,, o. won; m" Foreigner aS
Main tn, 80 Joa!ahj. 10 str'G""
80 ., thifd. ,Ilm" "a 40. OLD rai,hfui
.NIIy'"hr"F Master Jack. Manda!ay. Amaze
S'ih r"ee,-claifnluG: $1,000. ;or four.
,'i' ". iullc dni sixteenth
i'"r II. th"ti iOi IE"hcrts). 10 - IN
- 20 o. -""H. Rufus Riley. 100 i.iurrayI,
=" 10. I" 10 90 g. second; war cii,,
II. III 'f@he'p 1" J. : 10 !. / to Z. third.
~. ~ 80 kjmp"ionE. 81, GcrnIain
, ,,',,, pawn, iio"2ccior ana Lady Ein.
S.Fnnth r,oo- claiming. 81 600. four.
80 -"'us ahh W, mile and a s!s,ccDth-
'"nF'as ). lg' iirogory). . to l. 10 I
"''n. won serbian. lG9 tColti!"ttit, 10
ios s"cn to second. Queen iiionie. ic7
,,y''p l" 10 .. TO !: third. Time.
-. Hh ii"nl, Lor"na MuEs' Johnny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
AUTOMOBILE ENTHUSIASTS
HAVE NEW ENTRY FOR RACE
Confident Eddie RickcnbnrIScr and
Gin Durant VIII rincc sheridan
Car IN indianapolis Event.

SUttlbL u :! :!t iincS- patCn.I
INDIANAPOLIS IND. Jan. 3.-Thc
auto RACING railhirds who soiourn at
their various clubs these chilly even
imgS hav" a new entry for The ninth
international 500 mile RI G TO be held
a; the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
on Monday Nav 80.
They advance the belief that the
Sheridan Motor Company of Califor-
mia viii enter car because cliff
puran;. popular race driver. is prcsi
den, Of the company and The fact that
Captain Eddie !::ckcnHacior. auto
rue" driver and ace OF aces OF the
Yankee air force In the hate world
The dop"stcrs claim tina, with this
PAIR IN the organization. Il is pract!-
cally assured that a sheridan racer
NH scImpcr around the Indianapolis
pvH! next May, when the crack driv-
crS Of twO continents Will yumpct -
Tor glory and gold
Duraa' who IS very wealthy. has
always been 4 speed demon, and his
friends her" say il is not unlikely
That ~ vii driv" i: 4 sheridan Is
not returned 10 the racing wheel
since MIS- activities in France. his
many admirers in this city would
/ iiH" TO E,t glimpse OF him eating
nj SUdta IN the coming race here.
Duran; dr"Tr 4 Chevrolet in the
1919 rae at Indianapolis. but went
out In ia" Htiy- third lap with a
broken steering vice.. lie was tn.
I last Year. hat his car was not com.
/ H!c;cd % race time.
Hic"cnharkcr needs no introduc.
( tom 10 motor racing fans He has
/ driven in numerous races. and niIo,"J
Genera! PcrShiuC aOOut Franc. he.
/ Tore he entered the air service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
SOLDIERS SEARCH CONVENT
FOR SiNN FEM DOCUMENTS
rrcat Nuns Courtcousiy and I:idcri,
Sister Wishes Them u IInpp,
New Year.
iEy Associated Press.

DUBLIN. Jan. 3.-Sold!crs entered
the convent OF Carmc!!tc nuns at
Ranclarh. 4 suburb OF Dublin. today.
They forced tho doors and made :tu
exhaustive investigation of all Tho
rooms in their search for letters and
documents
y search was also made OF he
cemetery attached TO III" convent. THc
c!a;s VAS removed from the top o. 4
newly made grave but the coffin was
NOT uncovered.
|, is STATE; The troops acted cou-.
tcously. ASKING the auiS TO pra.'
for them. ~ clnc,ly s.s'cr s..ook
hands WIZ the soldiers 2Md wished
Icm a Happy New Year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
THREE NEGROES TAKE LEAP
THAT RESULTS IN FREEDOM
wen tclirrcd Responsible for Recent
:ohhrrfcS lump From Third
NiptuNx l,s.,n,,tn.,

harriradrd H. a house 1T 90 East
H,RtSAhil street by several members
81 tn" Richmond Police Department.
th.c" negroes preferred TO jump from,
windows in the third story than take
chance on sojourninG In tho CIV
jan Cor while. The leap OF The
negroes took place sunday might
when they found themselves cor
r"r"l hv the "hluccoata."
H"ii"vinE that the mon were re-
NpnnSlh ~" for number OF recent
f"33"rics. Lieutenant Rrvaut. accom-
minicd by S|r.caHtS kclltm. Gcn;rr.
tihSl"y. W@Hmack and Tilicr. trac =
IN" negroes To their lair. The O."
GERS entered the building. after y .. =.
ihS posted Sentrics at every possible
.Nit ii"hring the officers approach
inf. TWO OF The men jumped out or
WINDOWS in the side of tho house. \
third ESCAPED rs 'eap!ng from a front
window to the roof of porch and
th"n 10 The ground
y search failed 10 reveal traces OF
INJURY TO amy OF the trio. who cs
capped and had not been located by
the officers las. night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
HOMER BAKER TO DIRECT
ATHLETICS IN PANAMA
y h"tr"r 6Eo- lnrd Iunning Champion
accepts Appointments From
Government.
I ~ NHsOCiA,,d ilcs-

NEW YORK, Jan. .;.-.ipmcr naK,-
h"ldcr %! the worlds GG0-yarl ram
ni"= record. has accepted the Federal
position. of director OF athletics In
me F"nama Canal Zone. II was learn
ed today. Baker. who Was ono o. H..
leadi"g runners OF the country. q
iew years ago, has retained his
amateur card 10 the Amateur Ain
I, tic Union ana w:li SAIL tomorrow on
the steamer colon.
bhhti MAS twice national haif-milc
champion, uui-runn:ns Mel Shr,.nai,d
cich time. and also set records in
Great Hrita!n. Denmark ana Ger
many. after winning the English
~ -m.Ic tie !n 1914. Baker mot
i'u Mtr."ith her" IN Special Coo
E"!d race. scttin. tn. worlds rcrnrd
,!nr "i on" minute twenty and two
!!th seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Would Stop Doctoring
Whisky for Sick Man
my Associated rresx.I

WASHINGTON, jan. "a bill
designed To prevent the dOctorinE
or authorization nf the sick mans
liquor WIS introduced today by
Representative Ware. Republican,
OF Pennsylvania. Specifically. u
wauia stop the manufacture md
snIs. far medicinal purposes of
whisky c"n,rininE less than ~
per cent of alcohol.
In IL letter to Chairman Vol
stcnd. OF the House Judiciary
great harm had rcSmltcd 10 pa
icntS for waom iiIuur had hecn
prescribed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
c. & 0. COAL DUMPINGS
INCREASE 112 PER CENT
Hauled 7:~:::s1 Tons In 1870 IN
Nr"hoard a. Compared with
.i.I:D:tI:: III INIM

pa! dump.nss OF the Ch.shpcak
:..n ONO Railroad from us piers at
PR Hs"s during the year just
hs gar 81 III per cent. according
:" !kures which have been cvmuii,.J
DE russell H. Snead, assistant 10 ill.,.
e''rht o! IN" company. The n.-
-. sHu" mat during The year =
1865 TONS were hauled through
itsn;aond 20 the ae;ihoard corunarrI
" an $50 20" for 1918
,."inS that the average car
80. 80 o' Goa! aaul.d through tn. civ
~ ipr'S tons. this wOuls! mean that
ulIi"!Hor" than iS2. DuO Loaded tre.,,xt
.'tH ""T" hauled from w., ~.
: ~ 4" "a" coast FOR Transformation
road alone '''''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
AMBASSADOR EXPLAINS
BRITISH CABLE NOTE
Sir Auckland GcddcS Calls AT State
Department over Letter tu
senator lNcIIoG;:.
10y Associated rrcss.


WASllNGTON. Jan. 3--Sa;isfac-
tory explanation is understood 10
have been madc 10 the State Depart
lnent today by Sir Muck Gcldes.
the British ambassador. Of The recent
action of the embassy in sending a
communication direct 10 a member OF
the Senate.
The communication. which was di-
rcct,d by II. Leslie craigic. first Sec
rctaiy OF the embassy. To senator
Kellogg. Of Minnesota. replied 10
certain testimony as TO British cen
so-ship on cable messages presented
20 the committee OF which the Sen
ator is chairman.
Sir Auckland was understood 10
have frankly discussed the matter at
The department Today with Acting
Secretary Davis. and with their con-
Ncrsat!on the affair. which never had
reached the stage known diplomatic
ally as an incident" is regarded as
closed. The call was the ntSt' made
by the ambassador since his recovery
.iOm recent Illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
PENROSE MAY BURY
F0RDMEY TARIFF BILL
Senator Rcticrnt Hut Gives Every
Indication of Opposition To
Measure.

WASIIiNGToH. Jan. S.-'rhe Ford
ncy emergency tariff bill viii h. TAX
cn up tomorrow hy the Scni,o'l'i-
nance Committee at a meeting called
ny Senator Pcurosr. its chairman on
his return today TO the Capitol after
an absence Of NOR" than a scar
Tic PENNSYLVANIA Senator was
very rcticcnt but gave every !nd!
cation o. dcsir" To bury IN commit
tee the ForInoy bill which nas passed
the House. Other Senate leaders pre-
d!ctcd Senator PcnroSc would exert
his influence, generally admitted as
great TO keep the measure from be
Ing returned TO the Senate AZ this
/ session.
! Senator renrosc on his rcturn TO
/ lie Capitol showed the effects OF his
; long Illness. although he apparently
c.lt fit TO launch into IN" .Xact!ns
duties OF tho committee. lie arriy "d
siat III th82Tn ii NJ ste SSe~Wh s i rntmof
| and his siN-i.ct -four Of hcigh, was
slightly stopped One. seated he At ~
not rise Ia respond 10 the greeting,
OF Senators as .hcy gathered around
him.
During ms nrst day a, the Capi,ol.
the senator also introduced several
bills and held conferences with half
u dozen Senator's. One of tho 2Ils
prorcsch by Mr.. PcnroS. would Sc,
a. ID Arm!sticc Day as n national
holiday ana another would dir.r, tho
OF France % the bohy OF an Ul!d.nti-
tied soldier FOR burial with proper
ceremonies In Arlington National
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
BHOKEN TOY SHOWS TEUTOM
!RADE MARK HIDDEN INSIDE
hiid freaks Doll aud Find,
Made ia Germany" Sign
inside of Arm

.NUWs
i,''''N ioi'h, Jan. 3 Little Maurice
iir,.I iI"Wn, aged IS months. VINO
,t,,n ~ 'h""rs discovered how IN.
man Toy makers hid their uri,io
- ,ut-:nN vented prejudice in the
M ~ can d'iI market THIS year.
dropped his Christmas aoIi
""T "'Hrc one %: its arms. out drou.
it" iii.c roi! Of paper. upo,I whiSh
ii niet Made IN Gcrmauy :.
J.. mo Was when any toy from Inc CSr-
s..,,., mars had this label nrmiy
'""'Pt' III 4 conspicuous place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
FEDERAL AGENTS FIND
L|QU0R-RUNNINC RING
Code System ny Which Consign-
mcnis of Whisky Are Shipped
Is Discovered
IBy United News. |

CHICAGO. Jan. "details of a
great whisky-runninE ring. with
headquarters in New York CITY. Jcr-
Sc: CITY and Chicago. including 4
cod" system by which consiunmcnts
of liquor have been procured and
transported fraudulentiy. were an
nounced here tonight by Prohibition
Director Richardson, following the
arraieuncnt Of John Costello and
james shea. OF New York city. before
Uaitcd states Commissioner Lewis
Mason. Shea is said TO be a member
of a New York detective agency. with
offices at 1916 Broadway.
The code was produced by Cos
t,lio and shea after several hours
=rllling by Richardson Rubber
stamp signatures OF w Il wan Mater.
prohih:,ion director OF New Jersey.
ARA Ralph W. stone. director In iiI!-
nois were found in their possession.
III the code used, prohibition officials
III New York. Jersey Ci;y aud chi
cage were termed storm" Delay"
"Kio," and Flour" and Il complete
code was discovered covering trans
por;aiioa Of liquor
Director Richardson wired Ncw
York prohibition officers asiSing that
ia" Broadway Offices OF Shea and
Martin be raidcd. Eow Jersey oil :
ciais We're notified In government
code and Richardson declared that
more Important arrests would bc
Forthcoming
|; Is alleged that. besides the use
OF freight shipments OF l.Guor be-
tween New York and Chicago. an
army of men and women is "m-
ploycd by III" alleged syndicate. usiu;
suitcases and trunks TO convey
whisky between the cities
Costello and shea were hcld. fol-
iowu;; their failure TO provide si0.-
OOO bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
.BORGLU SEES MSOUTH HOPE
III FOR WORLD GREATNESS MART
Sculptor Declares This Section, Alive to Beauty His
toric Values and Ideals Has More Heart and Soul
and Sentiment for Such Things.

speaker. lis almost never great un-
less it is the public thing. par; Of all
II must be the common emotion OF
the people expressed by their seer
or artist. Phidias took out OF his
own day ana time the ideals and
story OF the Greeks and made ;he
art production that the world has
ever known. The Greek people re-
hectcd their culture in their archl-
lecture. y race is dcpendcn, ALSO
lutcly for development upon it's peo-
pie and tho courage of its leaders 20
reflect honestly the peoples Ideals
in art
Tho Greeks knew that an arts: IS
simply tho voice OF the people. We
should STUDY our great impulses and
emotions. demand their expression
from our artists and protect and care
for them in their work to accomplish
il; pcrcics gave us all the great art
Of Greece because lie did that very
thing. We haven't begun 10 think
enough yet We never approach a
collection without a catalogue and
4 guide 10 tell Us what 10 like. No
great 'artis, can build alone great
monument. There must be the great
body OF men and women back OF ii;
demanding what he portrays 20 the
world
Tells of Sunth's Great Ideals.
I'm the south" said Mr.. Borg!um
perhaps more than any other part
Of the country. YOU have more heart
and soul ana sentiment for such
things. You are probably better pre-
pared by greater sentiment than any
other single section for rca! .,meri-
canism. You are mere alive to
beauty. historic values and great
deals. People who suffer gain more
than those who do not. You can't
come close together unless YOU bleed
and weep over one thing for which
YOU would live and de. You have
he hear; ana sentiment here to7 any
ihinr ,ha; is big
The sculptor had with him q num-
Der OF pictures representing Tn.
great memorial depicting the Wars
or America. IN which tho world may
read tho story of what America
meant, who, Patrick Henry mean,
ana what the boys meant who sleep
N Flanders fed. This memorial
shows the lofty emotions OF the best
in the nation. that lie is something;
else than the balance in the bank. /,
il the tremendous duty o: every age
70 write It's story; II i, IS not capable
Of It il is RICH, that 1t should nevei
be written.
There is nothing in the history Q:
the world TO compare with the SER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
ADVISES ENGINEERS NOT
SHY AT ENTERING POLITICS
III. q. shirley T~iIx Richmond Cham
'"r Profession Shuuiu Not Shun
Fubiic pIi.r~,

Eng I1r"rs eligible Tor public Of
~ nH"ui4 nav" 40 cOmpunrtio from
E.klhE, part ~ p0!.tics or running for
pH''c trcaHS "t their profession NJ
-, Hah."y' former state Highway
-, ~ or N" state of Maryland.
'.,t Nl,tiipAI chapter, American AS.
.Dciat!on Of EnG 'u"crs yesterday al
n;.r 80; me, Ting OF the club at
.;;aW?'rS and doctors hold III. ma
III OF public Offices. Mir. Shirley
, ,',. MS hearers. aud i; is pcrfcc.c,y
pa",rr Tor &n engineer 10 enter in;n
punitr NE the same as member Of
any other profession. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
ONE KILLED AND ANOTHER
FATALLY WOUNDED IN DUEL
Georgia Farmer KILLED by Son-in-i,,
In "un Battle over frui or
Long Standing.
I ~ Nss UVlAttU Hess.

MACON. GA,'Ia,, Al ;. In,o.
W ""'' lHrmtr, "ho resides twciv.
'uH', from Titou. near Mere. WINS in
,''Mt.E Killed ana his son Inv
~ =, S,N'. a. w" resides on farm Two
1870 rom bht.a, near fiftou, vas
Ihortai!y wounded in a dine, w,,i""iS,
Hr 'H'o men fouEh, sunday after
l"Dn IN 'front.' OF Smiths home.
r''shi sh"is wrr" ni,d. four taking
effect in UudcrwooIrs bod. 49, 'n IN;
ia" "a" climax of family Icud OF
IONS standing "'' Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
GOMPthS LEAVES FOR PAN
AMERICAN LABOR MEET
4. l.. OI l.. President TO Attend SEES
sion In Mexico City
january 10.

7 H| Z TIIt'U " y ;. 7
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-f'ivc Amer
!can leaders left Was hngton Monday
for MEXICO City where on January
70 Hiil be held the annual meeting
o: he Pan-A;ner.can Federation OF
La Dor
Among those making The trip are:
SauUc! Ciomicrs, president Of both
thc American aud The PAN American
s"''', =. rrry, 81 Cincinnati. cIiiJo. OF
ihe MJuld"rs' Journal.
:, Ine object of the convention in
better labor conditions for worI,ir,s
H'Sn IN Mexico and south America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
SAILOR ADMITS IDENTITY
-, Mcr"in A>hmOrr. Srnmnn.
r>,f"Err Snttcricr. From
Nhi'h S...'0n Wns StoI.n

mo- ~ ,' All, !, FL II, Jan 3. Merwin ASH
name US shipped rer. H." siS""nSScc
s;, ''-.gv1 stolen from the i'nitnd
TT."tcS arS'roycr Sattorloe al Nnrfniu"
iian..,, wee. "&o. has admitted liz
...tn"'f 70 Inc local authorities III
p"h MN ia'O custody hero la, 80, ~"
'hcy eHnpuuced today week.
{ , H,.shtnofe was : seaman aboard Tho
iv.th igirGsi,hi' ~ Dyi"E. held. together
i th.rc class and third ,nan giving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

First Christian Cdurc.l les ycster-
day morning to attend the cpunci! Of
church boards "f cdgc4'lDa ~ Tonk-
ers. y Y. DR. Walt-ra j. REPRESENT
ing the cducat onal Dr8tG NJ the
Christian Church. % which he Is
chairman. Tho conference ~ilI last
through Thursdnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
BABE RUTH TO GO SOUTH
WITH YANKEE PITCHERS
rum hinE Asks Permission 70
yet into Condition Early
This cnH.

.,EW YORK. Jan. 3.--"Babe" pu,h
XXy'M' run champion. and the cniirc
t,,T ,HrN american League pitching
"" ~ February 20 10 boil on,
n'A was announced toaay after
..t"'" Visited club headquarters win
usttatton that he be pcrmit;cH
So, training earlier.
- was decided "a Issue a call FOR
p.lth'Fs 70 get in condition no
preceding 20 the rra!rinr ro,n,.
G,.maI'N"h4rt. La. early in March
- lIot Srr.n.. also. '''! ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
su,.nobiIc c,,.sr. ,,,,-

y leaking Easolir" truE rHtiScd fire
which came near destroying INC auto
mobile of L. w. Graham. a3i2 Ken
sinSton Avenue. Tho agcldcn. nc
CURED on Broad street yesterday
morning and attracted u iarrc crowd.
The flames We're cNtiuFulsh.d Iv Fire
Department Engine Conpany 40 10.
in charge OF CAD:ain G.nrge Davls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Attachment u. Issued.

An attachment Was Issued in the
CITY Circuit Court Yesterday In the
case &c til" l. : ''zz!e Corporation
against Irwin" : polack. for 5 i,h0r
ALLEGED du" on account % furnishing
an amusement device Th"' alta CIV
rlcnt was issued ~ the state Fair
Association. on "hos" grounds the
rolack company has stored It's para
phcrualia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Tni-,e> ,Ic,r .svcct ,r,ot,,"

Loss OF u quantity Of canned fruit.
iC" cream and rakc was reported TO
the police Yesterday bv !Irs w. Y
Bowers, % North Lombar'lr Street.
ana Mrs !. =. Northern. ia Miller
ANchne. Mrs. Rowcrs complained Shat
her pantry had Been entered and ten
lars of fruit stolen Two fruit cal;"G
and three quarts OF Ice cream w""c
taken from the home OF Mrs. North
trD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
VIII IIoIa Wei, -, .,,

Tho JNnNNrN WreK OF pr.Vnr SCR
vices will u" held by the Wo.nnn's
Missionary Society or Ciopion street
Baptist Church each night at o'clock
during the present week Th. Ecrv!ccs
Mrs. C. T. Lowry tonight under the
leadership OF Mrs. John Bryce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
Part Of Turnpikc opcncJ

The concrete turnpike from Tctors-
burg Ia Richmond will he opened from
and on January lG the road VIII be
opened To traffic as far as Vaughan's
store. the limit OF construction during
the fall Until that time only a slight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
a-==------
Sli:.t I>tIII'S,
nichmant-Ee York Steamship &C.,

Effective Dec. atm .allinIS every day,
rem hi:hmond ana Sew ,Yora F.yiFh;
only. frOhpt service. No -iubsruu..
freight rcC"!\cd daily uni. vi "a.
v'nt Satur,ily. !, ".
pay Is vom COMPANY Gtv /: yn,:r
tu-!ucss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
h>.i"tnnt an.hicr. Aunn,n,,,

ih' hoard Of dir ctors II the G.n-
W, W;i,i MHti,onnl Htnk announces Thar
, " mann ~, M"l:g"r.. for three years
81 INC bnnE. and Villiam l.. Wav fnr
Sa,Ia E"''ral book keeper. nav.
"r.n appointed "asiatant cnahicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
biiion ,,rat, wu,son

>, NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Mickey
ir,, oJ OF rhi!adnirhla. knocked out
49,, 10 watson. OF New Orleans. in Tho
nrst round of Il nc:ccn-tound bou,
n mere tonight. The men are feather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

Leh.e Hrond Street station Daily.
Por Norfolk 600 a. NJ, 900 a. NJ,
s s:S0 4 a:So l.. n. For the West,
J.. NJ. 9:25 p NJ Arrive from Nor
folk ll:45 a. NJ. 6:55 p. NJ. 9:55 p
NJ; from the West. 1895 4. NJ, $40 a.
M 2Ao 7, NJ. 1850 p. NJ. 9:55 r. N.
SSn aS: ssZ East Majn StraeL Phone
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!tlNINH tablets. IN. c.',,i,in ';D"io
~ ~, Sif"atur" Of l.. :" Grove. $oc
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Funeral Directors

NDiFKNi.ti ORDERS completed Ia -
hours ~. equipped 20 dye gar
iucuts MACK ~ tw-uty-f"ur hours. ms
/, .a.a.aI branch a: our business and
IL Always given prompt attention. Ao!.
l.."'e 80; SOrth S..ehsh street.
t5IiAE. Edwin inalp tun.ysi dtectot
ana ,u!Oal'ncr COS Main street
Madison a Rauao!pn iet3'
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Lost and Found


BEA Ds--Loct. Monday muTr!ns. between
srvrn'h and liruat and S"NyHtt"atn ana
M4tn streets. uI ON DtIS0Ji ana liGo"'i
,ar . string Of red ucHds. Please call
Madison H.2i-J.
silver buckle. Initials J T ". Phou"
liouicvhri $3.50. --
ii%d Lost, Ncda!ns .rlHs. engraved m
Side NJ. l.. H. e.. L. :. ,-!G-i1 E"-
.ard Phone Madison sl.y.J.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

'hAh and Departures OF Passenger Irsir,
|iah!' unless "thsT~.se shown rubli.he,
oniy as ,n!oTwatien AMI not a,,sIan;,r,
i'~'iS "-crpt sGn:ay ( sunday only
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Personals

\VAETED--wc are making specially Of
l,.lus army UgrfCgat- asrS bToHn S.d
b4ck Mrs. a. J. l'yle -!.-1!' North
IlIIn Srrr.t.
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single Figure Doesn't suf,icc.

You can't portray peoples SAT
ferings. the story Of "A nations greet
sacrifice, in a single ngurc. Tho
whole must unite them dramatically
in the services they rendered and then
your children Will understand dc
not consider that there is 4 real mon
umtnt to Washington in this coun-
Ivy. as to the great part and spirit
he and his people accomplished
"The great ana wonderful story OF
Caesar and Alexander fade IN com
garrison with Washington and all shat
st all has neither becn written. sung
Eor carved. and the Amazing thing
Is that you haven't the desire for II.
and group OF men, who. with him. ac-
scompIished The work OF founding this
ration a shaft OF granite single
marble figure--,ells nc story
THE history Of art" continue, IN"
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Norfolk & Western nv.

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 l.. Main. Street Phone Randolph az