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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Tha newport Press ph!losOphiscs as follows.
There may time when there Is no
liquor TO drink, but long as the writ Of
haheas corpus cndures there will b.. law
*ers 20 continue TO remind US OF it."
The Northern Neck News longs 10 get 10
far back 2ormaicy. Discussing State and
national problems. 1t says: We OF tho
opinion that the remedies needed to correct
abuses, to insure peace and prosperity at home,
and TO command respect abroad. can be found
n following the path pointed out by Thomas
Jefferson in his first inaugural address de-
hvered just 1870 years ago.
Says the Staunton News Leader: Friends
OF prohibition. and this includes thousa nds
who voted against it. but who would not east
heir votes for return the old order.
could make greater mistake than
tempt to inject prohibition issue in the
Subcrnatorial campaign"
Discussing proposed high tariffs and the
Ike the Portsmouth star concludes: Mean
time" there is the question OF rcprisas to
consider. Other nations are quite likely to
bar our. products AS not when they ind that
policy is to exclude their own"
Many Republicans" says the Petersburg
Index Appeal are said To have picked out
Tor themselves Offices held by Republicans.
10 the embarrassment OF President Harding.
Just goes to show Mr.. Wilson should have con-
sider"d the feelings of his successor and ap-
pointed none but Democrats"
And Mr. Hayes finds everything in the Post
Office Department las fine could be" His
statement may explain why President Wilson
paid attention TO the noisy clamcr for Mr..
BurIcson's dismissal Bristol Herald Courier
There ia some kicking about In spots. For
instance. the following is from the Culpeper
Star: There isn't II man who has objections
In N
when assessment after assessment is piled
upon him. ana whom state governments inn
pose state income tax in addition TO tho
ia ional income tax no one can be blamed for
speaking out in uncertain terms condcmn-
lag such legislation No man wants TO escape
paying just part OF the revenue necessary
{" Keep government going; hut he does
kick. and he has right to kick, when taxa
ton gcts to he a habit instead OF necessity"
Referring to the fact that permission has
been given d to 'Strawberry growers con-
vArt thai, surplus fruit into VIM tn. N.u-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
4 Sermanctte.

TOPIC. GETTING THERE For young fol-
lows Wh" arr starting and old ones who are
ShppihS. Th"r"'S no such thing rs failure
Hhill man tags il and claims (, a. his own
me secret %: all success handed TO me
ny man who has mad. IA million dollars
Her" J; is: 1T takes no more energy to do
big thing than q lille thing and the success
fu man always manages 10 do every little
tang in y biz way" Selah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
FUND FOR FAMILIES OF
F|REMEN ALMOST RAISED
sum of $500 Yesterday Brings To.
tai Close 10 Goal Of S25,OD0
Needed

NJ IND 'i"ns point to tho cnr-
ric'inn q, III" drive sometime toIav
i i"t ne Msrchants' ana citizens Re,
n"i una Tor the hrn.Gt Of IA. be-.
rrMN,d families OF the men who sa,.
,,hc-d their lives In tho Jmrr,n,
di"phns hr.. Win the addition n,
""out SOor tn" goal OF sos On0 60, a..
d minimum dmcgut ucco.v,rv 90,
PrHitfIy car" 10! the ~ .dnvs ,,J
rn,,"r"h 81 the dead heroes w!ll be
On!y few iar-o ri;,s ana , ,ov
MI ORES are nov needed 10 fui-
~. ute phrp"s" ~ TIA" fund. and D.,
Soihp!et" This tribute to IN. bc-ofc
,I'i lhre. The committees In ch,r,.o
th' !und liz drsirous thar tbneen
WI" nav" not con r!hutrd TO ia. LII
~ 80 az once. IL they car. ~ M
h.h ponf ~ anxious TO finish ID H.
u".s. MI IN" members or Inc Con-,
~ arc prominent business men
~ ,fon"ond. ana have given ioyaIlv
ne! valuable time in tho worL
oHrGurean Temple & 90. ycs,.,
I"S forwarded 10 Sccr.,,ry
Jones, "i thu Fircmrn's N,;,u,t -;
nniSs"ciation fund "a check To- ,;nn
ing nnhltion was made IL, rc, -
'.ph OF the work Of tho Gr.ncn -, '
oan.i contribution Of iino y,s va.
.cntE mnh' hY the same a-r -. -,
r'Mti innn tor the bancs. ~ ~
,, 's,Ji,..S "l Ia" men who died 4, ,ha
performance az duty a. th. ~ IN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Nn.aI nnxrrfcrx-

Reader. Iopcwell.- 1.-The penalty for
dcscrtion is trial 10y court martial
and I'm case Of conviction sentence
for term OF from six months to
three years. generally. and dishonor-
able discharge ut expiration Of SEN
tcnce. However. few serve full terms,
bu; are restored 10 duty and pay and
their good name" The circum-
stances of each ease determine the
sentence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Dead Reckoning,

!. r.. r.. TaZcwcll.--Dcad reckon
ing is term used in navigation to
express the estimation that is made
Of a sh'n's place without having re-
course to observation Of the celes-
tiai bodies. II Is made by ohserv-
ing the way she makes by the log,
and tho course on which she has been
steered, making allowances for drift,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting TN legal md medical
subjects. are answered free. An nil
Inquiries arc answered directly ny
personal letter. Self-ntfdresscd.
stamped envelope is required. Adj
Dress The Times-Dispatch 1nfOrmn-
lion bureau, Richmond, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
lnttrprntlencr.

'td like to be a millionaire just once" ad-
mittcd Jones
Rishto, I'm with yon". exclaimed Harri-
son ltd be great dope To spend all the
money YOU wanted ~ and all that sort of"
You've got 1t wrong Id like TO he a mill
l"nairc Just long enough "a wear out some
Of NJ, old clothes and care q darn wnat
anybody said about it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
The Result in Silrsia

the rlehiscite held in upper Siiesia
10 determine the future national
status of that region, the Germans appear
To have won by vote of more than two
To one
Interviewed at Chicago on the result of
me election. lEnace Jan raderewsky dis
counts the value OF the figures given ont
ne says mat all Of the published infor-
nation showing a German victory is Ger
man propaganda. He doubts if any for
mai eihcial announcement OF the ballo, can
h" made for several days and he urges the
American people to continue their open
MINDS untl not only the tally is announced.
Dht me INA! line OF demarcution between
Germany and Poland is drawn He sun
ports the view that the vote is simply for
IN" information OF the allied commissioners
at Paris. and they may be guided bv il or
'Shore 1t German propaganda from now
on ne says will be directed to infuenc-
ING NOT only tho allied representatives in
faris' but the people in the several coun-
'ins winch they represent"
There may be much truth in tbis s,ata-
mont There is hardly any limit TO German
ingenuity in the spread OF false pron,rond,
10 influence public opinion But. II It
Shout! develop that Germany has really won
VI ~" p"bscit". We do not believe tina, tho
conscience OF the world would stand for the
proposed g"rrymandor' by which some OF
we districts would he awarded 10 Poland
ihc very NE al Germany is involved in the
retention Of this territory. and il she has
won on a fair ballot the interests OF the
"i'rS themselves would not be furtherod
D! HeprlVins her Of the fruits of such vic
'oiS IN roland interest. II Germany re-
'"ih" the whole Of the territory of upper
Hi!esia' her economic recovery under the
operations terms OF the Versailles treaty
may be slow. but il Will be certain a tho
curse OF iime Without this territory. tho
"''eS might as well abandon the attcmpt
l" coilcct from her the full amount Of the
Indemnity they have fixed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Cinema Program
Lyric Has Feature.

Williad Favcrshalr most Concl,s-
ively demonstrates that the art OF
the finished actor is as eNGcticc on
the screen as II Is on the stage in
his second Sclznick Picture, The Sin
That Was at The Lyric T..catcr.
Mr.. Packards story gives this tall
ented star an opportunity Ia portray
two distinctly different typfs OF men
one notorious gambler and the
other II churchrnan. Mr. Faversham's
versatility is more than equal To the
test. and even il his past record hao
not stamped him az one OF Americas
greatest actors, his performance in
The Sin That Was IItH' would in
Stantly pronounce him "a star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
who shufles down lies .anc
charcon, Epl. Daily Thought.

i'oN ain enough men In de worl L keen
'hinSs ton. said Charcoal Eph moodily
an "ats why, sub. dey go; 4 be wimmen:
en- dc wimmcn when dey gifts sump'n stahted
u"H ain 10 siorrin' hit Try a pickle pic
Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Mystery Picture MT nIk,u.

y murder mystery with most hin-
expected solution forms the basis OF
the plo; OF "a Voice in the Dark"
new Goidwyn picture, at the Bijou
Theatcr. II Is u Frank Lloyd pro-
auction. and declared To be Il master
piece.
The principal scenes of the story
are laid AT the private sanatortum
OF one Dr. Hugh Sainsbury where.
among other patients are Mrs. Lyd-
hard. Il deaf wacel-chair invalid:
Joseph Champion, an aged, blind man
and Adele Warren. "a society girl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Tho Ucport on the l.uSitnpIn.

Subscriher, WiIliamsburG.--T re-
mort OF tn" formal investigation Of
The sinking OF the Lusitania, present
cd in both houses OF Parliament,
stated that tn. ship carried no mask
ed. guns. no trained GuTncrs or spc-
cial ammunition. The report further
showed that the Iusitania was not
transporting troops or violating any
international laws The total num-
her of persons aboard the liner was
AGO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
isvn Noynk In New Role.

Pretty Eva Novak. who supported
William S. Hart in "The Testing
Block Is his leading woman in his
latest Paramount photoplay, "O'Mal-
ley OF the Mounted" a stirring West
ern picture which Will he shown at
the Victor Tacatcr again today. Miss
Novak has a sympathetic role that of
the sister of .. man who is being pur-
sued by OMulley. OF the Canadian
police for tho murder OF n man whoc
he slew in self defence. When O'Atal-
hey, after incredible experiences
learns the truth, he quits the chase
and resigns from tine mounted force
III esumnbly to marry the girl The
story was written by Mr.. Hart and
Lambert rlillycr WAS director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Las, Day Of sign. Paterson,

After successful run OF a week,
l'oradina. in The Woman t'niamed..
VII icaNt III" broadway today. This
VIII he the last chance To view this
wonder picture. Those loving good
dancing, and singing should make an
enoTt 10 see SiGnc Paterson and tho
havana entertainers in their last
Gays performance. The management
OF TINS ihcatcr have arraigned IN
SHOW Allan Dwan's latest production.
The Scomcr." all next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Coo" .: Program, Mt DInchIrd.

ht IcNInGc AZ The BlucbIrd today
WI be Tile Yelled Mystery" with
n',intphi1 Moreno ia the leading role
ms nIciur" * schOck 10 the brlm
YIN mystery ana thrills. Every one
should hNhi! himself Of the chanr.
u" view this production The opcninr
pi!i Tor next week. VIII bc Tom My
IN 9TH. Road Demon" '"'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Rainfall J: hours ending T.. M Sonr
h"iHi~i 20 hours ending l.. NJ. 81
deficiency since March .. 81.
Esc"ss since January ........ :
Iocai Observations ut \ \. VI. Yesterday,
"in6 direction, south. wind velocity. :,
w"a thcr AT l.. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Up With the Times
NN ID. q. n.

Virginia C. O. r. condemns Democrat. Tor
p"IitIcai crook edncss.' and weII have to ,d-
NIT that experience mas qualified /, TO render
,Nper, decision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
The Weather
Furnished By u. e. Weather Bu-.nn.,


Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy AMI warm
Sntur,iny sunday
cloudy. followed ny
showers with moderate
temperature.
North Carolina-Fnir
SATURDAY,: sunday purt-
J., cloudy. mild temper
allure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

r"nt'iin r. Coates. who plays tho
rnrt 9i fanl D'Nrnot -. TarzsI,f. , ~.
a, 't ,h. IN "a Inc Inc Revenge OF Tarxan."
one ~ party OF four men ~,
s i'iri" travelled the Amazon from
I, To mouth by way or the
D,n;!. pa river, as member OF The
o"pihih B"S"y expedition MIR ,'na,as
according 10 Director iIarriv R.vt.r
-" Pniri Naiuitbi" advice Regarding
inIeI" NJ" and color during IN" MAJ
"t .'' ri'i are. " AN explorer
go j"hH !. lnhn hc has no small 'r-Dr,-
.'Iioh. The Revenge of Targ1n" 10
hrouucrd by til" Nnna Pictur"s cor.
phfati"h and distributed by Cold.
wSu - '"''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Jack Hoyfr In "ThundcrboIt Joch.,.

Jack IIoxfr In "ThundcrboIt Jnck.-.
Large and enthusiastic crowds
greeted The Mark OF Zorro" with
Dougas Fairbanks. at the Rex YES
tcIday and last night. Todav's nro-
gram Is "Thundcrbolt Jack" win
Jack Hoxie ana Marian Sais taking
the lead. Mondays program at tbo
Rex viii be Eddie Polo. in "The King
of the Circus"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
HI. mr..

once upon a time
\ Man
Did something that Was
Worth doing.
And ever after he WAS
So busy talking about
w hat he had done.
ihat he never had time
To do anything else
Worth a
Tinkers whoop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
"The OTahorc I.Irntr."

Delightful Viola Damn. the effer-
vescent little actress. will soon be
seen by local theatcrRoers in the
t;clar role OF '"rhe Offshore Pirate"
the Metro production which comes to
Odeon Thcatcr today.
In this unusual picture. which was
adapted from the story OF T.. Scott
Fitzgerald, as published In the Satur-
day Evening Post, Miss Dana has n
part that brings out all her unusual
rift AZ Ardita En.nhan thA oiri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
I.ocal Temperatures Yesterday.

u NJ. temperature ..-.....-.... -
MhNintun temperature to : l. NJ. -. -
S,,.h.i'nhl t'hr"fhtur" 10 T. M..... -
Mean t'np"rdtGr" yesterday .. III
;:"rmni temperature tor TIA, date. 30
!: strl'tnaS ;.''.............. IL
ii:N,'ss s!ht" NIJch .-...-........ 49,
'.'Se's sIhSt January ,............. sIi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Rsl HohenzolIcrn is To celebrate the Easter
holidays. hut then every day is holiday to
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Now, you tell EN-. Wilson. old top-you ca,
spin yarn that will make Lansing dizzy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
''nnh Its Show.

VINO is Sol"n by modern. n;ra,t,,,
rf Tor n'""' she eNccIs her preylou,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

headline SAYS ship pounding to piece. on
me locks out most Of Us are being pounded
TO pieces Tor lack Of the rocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Il he Russian Soviet first Will go set some
'hihS 20 trade, perhaps Washington will be
more willing 20 talk trade with II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Virginia q. O. +. condemns Democrats Tor
political crook edncss" and weII have ,o adj
init that experience has qualified it 10 render
,Nper, decision
h'l HohenzoiIern is To celebrate the Easter
holidays. hut then every day is = holiday IA
him
WI! not equip tho Jefferson Davis monu-
men, win wheels Something like tina, will
have 20 be done II 1t IS To be saved from
reckless motorists
Headline SAYS ship pounding to piece. on
me rocks out mos; Of Us being pounded
10 pieces Tor lack Of the rocks
II the Russian Soviet hrst Will go set some
thing 20 trade perhaps Washington will be
more willing 20 talk trade with IT,
Nothing new in story Of Prussian prince
hddling except that he now Nddles FOR money
whereas he used TO fiddle for fun FtddlIns
At this and adding at tina, always was a
tavori,e royal pastime
Washington suddenly has become mighty
weak Of voice when IL finds it necessary to
ask Great Britain TO ask Germany to give
BergdoN back.
The rookie who is a Babe Ruth in spring
time. is not always Abound of Swat when
The big show starts
Now, you tell EN- Wilson old top-you can
spin yarn that will make Lansing dizzy
Personally conducted tours from the peni-
tentiaries TO the Capitol should prove a popu-
lar diversion among the convicts this summer
now that Debs has shown them the way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

The rookie who is a Babe Ruth in spring
t;'ne, IS not always an Abound of Swat when
The big show starts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Germany defaul'"d on paying tho 1000
''",u'"o" gold marks due to be paid on tho
allied indemnity Wednesday. The allied
1rm''S are on German soil its up to them
10 make iorcihc collection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Personally conducted tours from the peni-
tentiaries 10 the Capitol should prove q popu-
lar diversion among the convicts this summer
now that Debs has shown them the way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Home nf The

SAruNnAY. MAECm %. l..l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26
Spirit Of Virginia Press

The newport Press philosophers as follows.
There may come time when there is no
liquor TO drink but long as the writ Of
haheas corpus endures there will b. law
-ers 10 continue remind OF it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Washington suddenly has become mighty
weak Of voice when IL finds IL necessary 70
ask Great Britain TO ask Germany 10 give
Eergdol back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-26

Discussing proposed high tariffs and the
like. the Portsmouth star concludes Mean
time, there is the question OF rcprsais to
consider Other nations are quite as likely to
bar our products as not when they ind that
policy is to exclude their own"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-23
EAST DENVER HIGH SCHOOL NINE
TO PLAY TWO GAMES HERE TODAY

High school baseball fans will be
treated to two fast games this after
noon when tho East Denver high
school nine meets the Central and
Centennial baseball team at the tho
State Hospital grounds and new Cen
trail field. the first to start at o'clock
with Centennial. followed Immediately
by the second game on the Central
diamond.
According TO information received
from Denver this week by Coaches
kettcrine and HulinE. OF the Pueblo
teams, East Denver will bring two
teams to Pueblo. This will insure that
both games will be hotly contested.
since the Denver diamondccrs are
veterans for the most part
Coach Hulinr stated last nigh. that
he would use Cochran on tho pitchers
mound. with Hcigcrt at second and
knobbs at shortstop. The infield
change was Necessary because OF Bado-
vinac being ruled ineligible for this
game.
Tho Wildcats havo been showing
well in practice, and altho they do no,
expect TO blank tho Denveritcs, VIC dc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-23

look for victory" said HuiinE last
night.
This afternoons contest will be the
first for the Blue and White. In scv-
eral practice games during the past
two weeks the Contra! nine has shown
unusual batting ability. while fielding
averages have been running high.
Ccntcnnial's crow have already play
cd two inter-scholastic games. taking
both by high scores. In the first game
of the season tho Red and White took
n victory from Sugar City in n game
played here. Friday the Kettering
protcgcs succeeded in defeating tho
same team Is to 2, in n game played in
the valley town.
kcttering. coach for Centennial
stated last night that he would use
McQusld. In tho pitchers box with \
regular line UP supoting him. McQusid
has shown good form on the mound so
far this season. Rod and white sup
portcrs are counting on him for n
win today.
The first game will he played at :
o'clock between Centennial and East
Denver on the State Hospital grounds.
and the second contest at 4 o'clock be
tween Central and the Denver nine At
! tho new Central grounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-23

ton rooms and dormitories. Tho half
story above is to be fitted UP as a
meeting hall for the Veterans of For
eign Wars. the American Legion. and
other local posts OF patriotic orEani-
cations. Tho basement is TO be used
for storage of equipment and housing
the artillery. A feature of the build
ing will be an indoor rife range for
the use of the men in service when out
of-door conditions prohibit target prac-
tico on the open range.
The location of the armory in this
section may start the movement toward
establishing a civic center in Pueblo.
Reports that the city commissioners
are contemplating taking up adjacent
lots to tho armory and building mum
icipal bath house there are without
foundation. according to a statement
made by John NJ. jackson. commission
er of finance and supplies.
Tho city has long been in posses
sion of property on tho same side of
the street az the old city hall. and Just
north of that building, purchased orig
inally for the construction of n mum
icipal bath house. Action by the city
on erecting such a building has not
been definitely decided on by the coun.
Gil. however, Mr.. jackson stated.
Wren ]. II. Wagner. superintendent
of North Side schools, first looked into
playground facilities In Pueblo, he
states. he found them generally inad-
oauate.
In connection with improvements on
the block opposite the old city hall. ].
Il. Creel, president OF Che North Side
school board stated Friday night:
Tho school board will acquire title
to the north lots OF the block and will
clear tho property Of all buildings and
construct n model, modern school play
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-23
DAMAGE DONE BY
OKLAHOMA TWISTER

Durant, Okla. April .s-Buiidlngs
were blown from their foundations
trees twisted out by tho roots and
many oil dcrricks worc wrecked by a
tornado that swept tho central part
OF Bryan county, southwestern Okla
homa last night.
No reports OF fatalities had been ro-
ccivcd hero today.
Damage was estimated at a quarter
of a million dollars.