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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
Mrs. Williams, Democrat, Sees
Danger In Power of League
OF Women Voters.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
, SH.-in your paper OF Monday
february Fl. there is I'm article ON
tue League OF Women Voters. In this
hrticlo II says that was made
!hnirinnG of the Tuckahoc District,
! did not attend the meeting In
iicnrico County. AMI have constantly
refused To become u member of the
League" of Women Voters NJ ! be-
l"ng TO the Democratic party and
sec II" place In Virginia politics FOR
party which has no established
politics and is neither Democratic nor
republican. There IS the danger that
IN In" hands ~ INSCRIPTIONS leaders
inns fcaEu" can do untold harm to
ON own Democratic party. and there
Is also the great danger of he
balance OF power being developed
10y any league that has no party at
hQattons. ! do not Know who the
officers Of the lcaGu" are. hut DO
know that the publication OF my name
as chairman Of the Tuckahoo District
was without my consent or knowi-
cug". and that my name is no: on
their membership list. | am "a Demo
,rat.
Mrs. JNo. SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Va. February II. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
New Rail Wage Ruling.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.--Inabilty of n railroad
10 pay wages established by tho Railroad
Labor Hoard is not sufficient cause for a car
or l." notify its employees that wages arc to
he cut 1t must prove that tho wages i, IL
ordered I" pay arc not "just and reasonable -
irrespective of any ability 10 pay
The Federal board so decided Iatr today in
two important decisions refusing To take NO.
tion in III" applications for wage reductions
brought 10y tho Atlanta. :irminShan and At
!hntic TOAD. and the Missouri and North Ar
kansas Railroad
Under IN" transportation act. any railroad
neSirinS 10 change current wages must Motif.
It's employees thirty days In advance and then
confer with them regarding the Justice and
rcasonahcn"ss' Of tho wages
Conferences between the railroads .ond ON,
pl"y"s regarding inability to pay are not SUI
hcicnt, both decisions declare
The Atlanta. birmingham and Atlantic Rail-
road notified its employees on December ..
'92O that II WAS financially incapa bic q: pa.-
ing wages ordered by the labor board The
Missouri and North Arkansas. on the SAM.
date. notified its employees to the same Of
feet.
and the cmpioEc representatives wcr. held on
the suhjcc, %: inability to pay the question OF
whether IN" w"g"@ paid we're just ANA reason
able was not formally decided aud reported
to the board
I'm view Of the fact that the record clearly
shows that no conference has been had be-
tween the pnrti"s With reference 30 tho JUS; :
ness or rcasonahirncHs or ihr wages fixed ly
decision No. "t this board III. board does not
dccn il necessary - d""il. what extent, if nj
all. a carriers financial condition is n factor
wages I" IL" paid by sach carrier" the board
declared in bot decisions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
PART OF SYRIAN MANDATE
TRANSFERRED TO BRITAIN
of boundaries Is Exclusive l'unc-
ton of League of Nations.
IHv NsSnclnteh rrnss. l

WASHINGTON. Feb @..-Trnnsfcr
of part of the Syrian mandate from
France ~ Great Britain under a con-
ycnt!on fc"mally concluded between
tie tNO powers without reference" TO
the league Of nations. way interpret
I'd today by state Department; officials
as an apparent violation of IN" treaty
OF Versailles.
The state Departments Wow was
set forth az holding that the trau"-
fer OF the boundaries Of the mandate
territories was an cNciusiV" function
Of the lcaru" OF nations as provided
by the treaty.
Since the entire question Of man
dates. however. has become SO IN
volvcd with the controversy now en-
listing between the state Department
and the other powers Conc"rnsIS
Mcsopotam!a and the Island OF Yam,
officials indicated that "a thorough
study OF tho mandnt" problem up"n
which the state Department is en-
gagged would hav" 10 bc completed be-
fore the precise status Of tn. FrHnGO-
british convention could be authOr!-
tativcly determined.
The suggestion was officially adj
vanc"a. however. that the supreme
council. which at san Reno. assigned
the syrian mandate along with others
in the Near East. might have mad"
boundaries bctGccn the various man
date territories IN Turkey would be
determined among the powers them
selves. although such action would
not have been IA strict conformity
with the treaty provisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bf HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Ny Pol.

us not gal-no gals my pail
sing no foolish rime to sal
Nor strum sick tunes to violet eyes
Nor waste good moments heaving signs
Ih're ~ no melancholy rot
ABOUT this little pal I've got
Hes just an oblong dog. that's all
little setter. Admiral!
lie whines tn go away
Ana mourns my busy working day;
When come home again at night
MS heart near breaks with sheer delight!
IL" WINES. and leaps and jumps. md howis
ANA ticks my hands, and wngs. and growls
ana makes m" ho.d his paws. so he
AN walk two-iegscd. in with me-
Nnd run and race and lick my face
Ana rum and race, and lick my face
Ana bites my ears, All out of plaro
And quite disgusting, Yeah | kpow-
Except that don't find IL so,
You fntcky folk who shake your head
l'ccnuse my dogs quadruped.
You dont know Admiral. 50 you SEQ
You cart jIst get my dog and me-
Wclh he's my PAL . no s!Ilv gal
NO pa int ed jade powdered Sal
20 comic Countess the screen
No cmriy-patcd paror Queen.
Hes just a dog. but II you'd SEQ
HOW much my setter worshps me
You'd understand: think ,hat you
Would love my little setter. too.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Arc We krcp.my Tie Eaithn

yvr,v,It ,o,..,,a -. So.
w r,,r.a,', " 80. niue SNORT Oh
"s"'is'"h iore-
i, ,n,h,,, =" ""'n me r'paniic
,,,,I ,r;s mas "''"'teu: mi be
,~oa,.., d.,; -, .,I Po'H'""i's ol Vie
n,oso,,, ,, a',, .'''' """''S IT, II inc
lcn,,, ,rI,,, ,,'', ,,,,',.h N,''"''o"S IL" not
,,,ca,i,o1 % "'s""m ne be-
IVAN ,,,' a,o,, A"""'e !" charging
''' '''''i 'l"hcc.
vli,h M,ior c grafton
j., r,',a.,'', '.e' "ei'Vere"
tai ch,r,,.. ,l . VI '"' '''i''o
hi,r , ro,;a ~ ''"' VI whose
..,.,, ~, VI rt'P,' To-Day Oh
,,d ,,,, ''"' ~ ms '"'"h'A"ti"h'
ulus,rious Lo.,r,., , ''.'"t' "' 'he
his y,n.r,,,a ii, '"'''"s from
worJe "'pi! SINKING
"Co,so CON. n
,,..,,,,i, '"iheh'lhs our
ann, ~. ,rn,, 49, ~ III ~ your WIS
mars ma n,,,,, 80 '"""oiS' JOINT
,,,i,.i,, VA" Re'S' reverence
your la,,d. ,a,r,,,;, '"'o'Rhont
H., Iii,nr,, ,,,, 81 - an" sciences
,suic,,s. c,,.. ''pic COM
fr,. cn,.r,,u,, IT, 'ne pane OF
ana cpl,ivo,n rl,o ,.;,, go" '""h TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

~ giving lot OF time and cNpenHc
I" X VINO is doing this? Whose
money Who's" time? The case il on.
"t only positive merit and Justice.
ana S" the fullest detailed facts. pro
ana con, should be given IN. tax
payer. that each one for himself may
"'cidc IN" matter as IL occurs to him
after thorough digestion of thu.
facts To this end should like IA
S"c published just wha, is taugh, I'm
our public schools today. In minu,.
d"tail. confess TO an .sp.ri,I do
Sli" I" know how much Is being
taught In III" public schools Of Uirho
ni"hd today ana what is propogrd ia
ID" thusht that is outSid" tho fcnn,
contemplated In the genius ar MN,
nc schooi education at The. hands or
thc people. through taxation and ,bis
information iS desired for I'M. com
tf't" purpose OF determining i'm my
own iuin". AZ !.nst. whether I'm" nn,I
money ~ not being extended vyhi,i,
vhhih ID" diverted 10 ~ Increase nf
IN" pay OF th"H" teachers who arr.
utNot"d 10 giving the children. a com.
non Scn"pi education Noth.uu lass
nan run, minute d-tail of (,,ts us
'''N 'NlS'. Viii l., OF value How
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

h NEMiES OF Federal aid in the construc-
Il ton OF highways have scored heavily
They have defeated tile movement 10 mako
available Sl0p,ou0.o00 by tile pr.sou, Con
grcss, By refusing in the senate To s,i,p,.,d
The rules IN favor of The Swanson amend
ment, When that action was taken IN. last
chahce OF passing This measure before
March admittedly vanished
WarninE Of rhc active oppositfou ~ ,io
good roads movement, was gwen som. ,i,,,,
ago. Legislators vino favored y pnvnr,
ment-aid policy realized that they were con
fronted with grave difficulties AT tho prcs
emf session and many Of rn,m appagIod 80
the folks at home to take hand in tho
light or reconcile themselves TO uo.siblr do
feat The defeat now has come and ,ybiin
VI is only preliminary Triumph ON rnn
part OF the oppositiou it may ousilv b, lilo
ioreFhhher OF an anaudunmon, OF Federal
appropriations for highways.
Senator Townsend of Nrhiga, ia ~,
ter speech on the floor OF tho SENATE bos
pronounced Federal highway aid AS a morn;
barrel policy more malodorouss than over
was the rivers and harbor. policy H.. rave
hotlce OF determination To ANT further
appropriations on the old basis as long as
he remains in the Senate How many soma
tors he may have impressed win ns yiows
IS not known but all observers understand
how easy il has become 10 defeat any ,,r,,o
Bition that is branded a. pork Members
OF both the House and Senate run away
from that sort Of thing as though it were
a plague
Government aid in highway building is
not pork-barrel legislation Not a dollar
may be expended out OF tho Federal Treas
nry on roads project umtil the State in
which IL is expended matches that dollar.
Experience has fully vhlAicated the policy
which mas been IN eject for several years
wan me government ana the States acting
together. each providing It's proper share Of
Inc cos, OF road building, progress in high.
way Improvement has been made from coas,
10 coast. There have been no scandals
iSrowing out OF the legislation which hears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
"Mntic in Richmond"

D lCliMOND has only itself TO blame IL
its name is not known abroad as a
great manufacturing center. In the lingo
o: the advertising man. il has failed to
sell itself to the outside public which has
known and loved il for the romance of it's
past. altogether ignorant OF its more
prosaic present with its factories and mills
that turn out articles used in every in
habtablc part OF the globe.
Not even for the sake Of selling ITSELF
10 the world would Richmond surrender or
background Of history that is at once n
glorious and sacred heritage. But il may
rs well look the facts squarely in the face.
Richmond has lived too much in the past.
u has chung Il bit too closely to its cherished
traditions while letting the world go by.
To the strangers within our gates. and to
other strangers when we chance to be with
in their gates we are too prone our hearts
swelling with pride when they ask us to
tell them about Richmond TO point 10 our
famous monuments. relate its history. be-
ginning with Colonial days and stretching
on down 10 its share in the great war to
dciincaic il as Americas most wonderful
battlefield Of many wars. and depict It's
ancient landmarks.
II is natural that we should feel So yet
the cold fact remains that in this progress
slvc age OF strenuous competition we can
not live on traditions New factories do
rot locate here because this was tho seat
Of tho ConfcdcraCy. There is no thrush OF
citizens coming here to live in order that
they may view daily tho lIoudon statue.
or the celebrated Washington group. or the
stately Capitol that Jefferson built We
must offer something more material if we
cApec, To induce .rcsh capital TO invest here
ana bring with 1t the added population that
VIII give us tho hopcd-for 100000 figure
when the next census is taken. This is Il
nat"rlaiis'ic argument, but ii is sound to
the core. and il is for Richmonds good
II Richmond Is to sell Itself to the
world. 1t must know itself first. How many
citizens have the intimate knowledge ncces-
saiy To visualize this as n really important
manufacturing center! How many know
that it has upwards Of 1000 manufactur-
inE plants turning out products that for
variety and excellence few eli les can e,1ualp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
JAMES BROCK, MEMBER OF
1.-THE LIGHT BRIGADE" DIES
Took Fart in Charge Of 'Thc Light
Bripndc"-Wnx Decorated hy
british Cr0wh.
ICY Associated rrcss

CUMBERLAND. MD, Feb. 2l.-Can-
tain James RroCk. aged Sc. one Of
the sin hundred" who took part IN
tho charge OF the Light Brigade. was
buried today at Oakland Md, whore
he dird several days ago after AN eX-
tended illness.
The captain. pcnSionrr Of tho
British crown and "a holder Of tn"
Victoria Cross. was wounded in tn"
famous charge and was decorated
with the eros; for bravery. The cross
Proud Of You
Captain Rrcck. a native of North
Dcvonshire England. ALSO distin.
su!sh"d himself in the East indian
revolution He came 10 this country
in ,h- sixties and settled AT Newport
H. l.. wh"r. he became citizen and
cas-: his first vote for Grant; Late.
he came 20 Maryland. engaged in
business here and AT Oakland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
NopSriEht. 1919 National Newspaper Service,
Ferninst tho HrnmhIc Hush

s' "'IohaI Newspaper S"rrice.)
.,,,r. IN" "rHmhic Hush
Mcther. may so out to swim?"
&C. III! "ariihH daughter.
u' h 'our c'oth's on the bramble bush
.n.a r. 50 "e"r 'he water
nc ra,,. ! nave oc"n close follower
49, "''. an" one oil your star converts
~ my" so ''at ana not buy any rmbbcrs
h,rn ,,.,..i' VI '''S winter season and
- ~ "'Se "ec"me reckless about 'cX
a., " ' H''c"E'h OF your insis;"ncc
, ~ o. ''''h c0id from drafts.
"a .,t An" dtSpire objections from
rih, ,, W open h'd:""h windows
,, "s "'"'he fresh air To my other
. an" nao almost converted T. w TO
. " '"'"Aihs' when. all %. a sud
.,.,,,.
>, s,, ,,, - 'Icr 'h" '"ilS us
iG,,p vh. , "''s' Mha' F." the big
,,,y ,,i., ",''S "Erc": ffi'ha wife
,,,.,,t ''"S'" WINDOWS. ruhh"rs. and
u seems to" bad might add
t mar" INT" many draft
IN. ,,,,, " ''c anu h"'hihG serious
,ucky S"'p"Se was JUST
ace
""'s r"'F,
f,;; u: NJ j."
''r'hS 'hci"Sed' This is the chipping
,, - "'"''hE I" i"av" windows
j., ,h ,ht LING room AT night am
,n,a, . "s ."'s p"t am t"il IL is
"Apswn- '''!'
,vno h,nrr.I 49,, n ''"E''''' I" cord
,ho .,o,, 80 '"u'"'e-t"np"ratnrc or
=. ,o,i,., ~ 'o"' especially III one
I,. 80" P'e"'EPos"u TO disease. 1t is
rotbirc TX -. avn" "thtts. nut
van shnul. a., , n'Fe sa'h means tha'
of rro,h ~! ING ~ CUT OH the supply
.sson,i,r h,, 's".' IL ~ absolutely
d,ms - ~" ht' IL pE open Win
n, NV Wy
-, -, 's '"is way. boy: fou'il br
t, ~" open your bedroom windows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
The Poets Corner
I'rriflpf,iffon

Prrmonition.
She sat upon the cottage stair
y tender child of three,
Ana washed and dressed with nicee,
care
The doll upon hcr knee
And We. who guessed not why thcro
In Annie's baby eyes.
That little clouding OF the blue.
That shade of awed surmisc-
Remembered, in the darkened room
Where yesterday we took
Our Armies newborn babe, on whom
Her eyos might never look
"a. T. Quiller-Couch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Notice to Readers of
The Ti1nes-Dispatch

the Tlmrs-DiSpntrh. In Its "yOice
give npncc promptly to MI corres-
p"h"chts. but tho pressure OF let
,crs ~ M Grcnt TINT the editor
IN f"rrrd, In order to present topIrs
Whrh they nrc fresh nnd Of vitnl
interest, to nsk corrrSuondcnta 10
conurnne their rOmmunjcntIons into
."o wards. This request Is made
Va tue spirit or fnir play ana we
are confident % Will he met In TINT
spirit by our renders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Asks for Defaults.

To the I:hitor Of The Tlmcs- Dispatch
SIr.-l am one of ihos" who hold
that pubic school teacher should
II" paid commensurate with tn. ser
vice rendered y; ihn same time
there ar" teachers and teachers. |
have known scholarly men and women
who would not make efficient irachcrs
in II thousand years and every col
leg" boy remembers who were the
real traCherS IN The faculty and thos.
about whom u" never erased 10 won
der how they he'd such a position
The center rush" is ON for NOR"
way FOR III" teachers. and somebody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

tCADEMN -k"itn vaudeville.
III 80 u - ~ NOR men
StIIDpI.-i.i;t.r Ihrntrr Ira.ur
presentation "f two onr-art plays
fIlLOi-Nad.r Kennedy In
''Ihr Girl With the Jn.Z Heart"
liLt EB1RD-WillInm Farnun. Ia
''Thc SCutt!rrs."
nROADN ti--thnrics Tiny. I'm
"Sinrtrcn nnh Phyllis"
iSlS-'hnriir Chaplin, In "Thr
u id"
IlNIt-MnU Moore mud Uuby
de Rrmrr. In ''Thr pnSsinnnIr Pill
grim"
Of:DN-ina Claire, Ia "roII,
With " Fast"
REA-BrHnnt Wasbburu I'm
"Sklnncr's Drrss Suit"
NliToH-Tyronr I.owrr, In ..Thr
Great shadow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
veteran Voices Opinion About Pen.
sions for Old Confederate
Soldiers.

inc t:uitor Of Tho Times Dispatcb.
W.T. Hiiow me To indorsr s. w
w ihSt"n' Sr.s suggestions as IN Con
,ssn' Rites pensions. in your pnpcr or
would think that proud old vir-
wi'.,, M1uih iiahI her hcad In sham.
S,nIms she ,.aso. learns that the United
t,yinn"rs; even an old blind Negro sni-
uier who lost his eyes i'm ,I.f.,,, 80" 80
OUT country the liberal sum or ,gh
h"r ".."n,mi whii" she is only giving
I'm "ht.ch.ra'e soldiers Ia" nitifmi
sum OF SI25 per month. and r,', "a,
VI mem ~" doesn't give any n.nsJ,.,y
,,r,! una IS rich and prosrcrous:
icherat" soldiers. who rnv,. tn,,"n
Ipur years OF the best mar, nr ~
S"iia;; manhood IN The in,rrcsi nS 1T
~ hs they seemed to see /, ~,
IT looks like that blind norr, 90,
nl.r should toe getting S72 ner MANY,
Tor mat Is what the Eov"rnmcn, n"n ~
'Ji ~ ,'iI"ws for iot" blindness.
ray" every Confederate" s,,,c III" III,
i.E "ii, NY'ni'rs IN tn" field fighting ,na
w. states government during mo
Nar brtw"en the States. unv nv
on" OF IN" survivors Of tbnir ,rnFts
az inhcf hs the United Stat.s Ynva,,,
rra"u, Days the survivors OF liz a.
~ course. tho United STATE. &C..
rrhh.nt could not he cxn.c,,t ",
EN. IA" cnufcd"ra,cs ponsIon ~
49,, HcrElSc. for they can't nnd.T.
~ a!m h"noht TO tn. i',i;"d ~, W"s
NtTiHtN Of THE CIVIi " ,,in'S'
richmond Va, February 90 No,
n it," =, children in tho public sohoo,s
are not in Richmond? "c'a
"''''''"' va. February 10. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Good i'nrnum I'jcturc

- raymond Nyc. who is tho hui
n'nIE nrSt mate in the William Foy
r.ho"uctioh The SCuttlers" now being
shown ai the I9luebird Thcat.r, has
o '.'. on the losing side of manv bi.,
screen lights with William i':,rn,In1
, nEnt WIN The big star In When
ii'n sees lsed is well rcmcmhrrnd
~ ne Scutticrs'' he has ano,bor
SErl'ilnH light it'll Farnum in the moi,
OF IL SINKING ship; and in this hc ny.
Amnr;c, 80 Is q fine specimen Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

The name OF tho lato Senator Bankheud. OF
Alabama. There has been no waste OF gov
ernment money. When the war came and
cost of materials advanced and scarcity
or labor developed. highway work was
largely suspended. 1t is now about to be
revived on a large scale and it is national
misfortune that the Swanson amendment
was defeated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Information Bureau

Inuuirtcs regarding almost my
topic, excepting on lrSni an" mrui-
cal subjects, are answered free. An
MI ipuuirics nre answered directly
b. personal letter. srlf-nihressru
.t;iunprd rnNriupc IN required Adj
dress The rimrs-DisuHtrh lni"rmh-
t.,G. I:urr:'u. HirIinOrd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

IN" sane elements az rho o,,
Ut 1, the destroying influence "f -.
ar" EVEN fun perturbation
ar"hr fowcr. distingtiisho,I e.,
dmrim" ;b "I me hishcst type plays
crnSs :, san" labor leader wbH:c' az
nnr'S ~ the interest Of modcr,,;nr,
are undermined by the Reds '''o"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
RHy Mikes IIIf

Charles Ray is .. his best in "y;,o
weeks sH ""a n arSmsn, which opened a
broadway Thcatcr This is his
FIRST National release, ana /, &c ~
questionable one Of tn" hes, in ,,.bi,,
ne NJ mas ever appeared. The picture M.
tracted lot of attention vcs,a.in ~
at inc thcatcr and large crowds a.n
expected throughout the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
4 Hum joke.

Good morning. merry sunshine.' exclaimed
the jolly Jester as he waltzcd up to the win
dow ana passed one through TO the teller
say. Just thought Of a funny one. why is
Il teller" iia! ha! What does a teller ,c!l?'
Funny. Amt it. huh
Yep. said the teller. II got tho answer
once anyhow The teller tells when your ac-
count Is ovcrdrawn,"
Md he passed the check back with a mirth-
legs chuchlc
Cupid has lot a. things to do; mostly
nrenkin' up pretty toys ana bird houses ctc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

oe'ter homes could be left take care OF
iself--and the electric lights, washing ma
eh'ne ana aluminium cooking utensils would
ne secured good deal moro quickly than
they could be secured In any other way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
tex Program, C,,,,,

The Skinncrs Drcss Sui. T.;
winch Bryant Washhurn is being fca.
t lure MS Is The feature attraction AZ tho
s.EH hr h today: The picture is
Shiu TO DC one OF the best that ho.
been brought TO the movie house in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
chnrcoa, Erh.S Daily Thought.

Back in de wooGs o. life" said Charcoal
Erh in mood 'yoall boun' nm lot o.
mighty purity nowahe Elm yo' jes' rake away
dc leaves an hrcsh an take n good look ga,
pickle Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

NJ " Ni'n"s Hrr"vrry Of .ropcrtr.
i'""s" today passed tn. Scnai, MI
,.m,.r.,'.g IN" trading wItn-,h".
cn'nT act To. permit American wives
Jiu,,,.,I.,"S OF fcrmany and Antrim
.,,,nT' -" recover property cDunS.
80, ,n by the government. nroyjdnd
10y W"t" married and In orsscssion
<, ~" nrop.riy before the rnitcJ
Hti'rs entered the war.
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'" j. H. presents twenty-five poin,s IN his
r!"h Tor new Democracy whereas Woodrow
'S"H proposed only fourteen for tho roor
sanitation or the world Hui ncrb,,s w n
cor sid'rs his the more difficult task
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IOcnl Tcmnrtniur. n..,r.l.,

:, ]. Vt i"lNVoF.iI-a =.
:, ti"'iit,nih Temperature" To 4. II a.
~ '!hHn temperature 90 : /. ~ ~;
1911 t'hs"fa 'u-" yesterday =,
! .nnnl"! ''nt"rs'ur" Tor this is,, &
ip'U'l"hry yesterday
Proficiency since March '''-''
Hh'"ss since January '''''''' !:
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Picked Up at Random.

Diogcnes a Nut, bu, he was an earnest
Tho medical relation is confidential. rcouir.
ing much inside information
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Local IininfnIf.

h"'hi". ]. hours cUdirg j. NJ a.
E.,ni.H = hours ending /. 81 n
Excess since January ''''' !.
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course charlie Hughes makes a financial
s'''r'h'c 10 enter the Cabinet. bu, th.n |, Was
i"'-"!E tn" prestige he had won through other
h"h'i'"i jobs that enabled him to rilc Nm the
'.lh'"iN income he enjoying so no re,,Iv
seems {" owe IL to his party