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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
SATURDAY.. DECEMBER 2, i'cl.
Confidence Not Shaken.

HESPITE the halt in the proceedings 10
L. effect an agreement between Great
Britain Japan and the United States Oh
the ratio of naval disarmament as the OASIS
for entrance upon IA tcn-ycar naval holioa!'
confidence that agreement on the HuEhcS
program eventually will be reached refuses
to be shaken AS the ally of Japan, Great
Britain is using its influence To bring the
Japanese views in the naval ratio in har-
mony with those of the United States, and
has succeeded in so impressing the Jap
anese delegation with the serious conse-
ouences that would ensue To the conference
If Japan refuses To yield on this point that
the Japanese plcnipotentiaries have sub
mittod the whole question TO their home
government
This action necessarily will involve
delay OF several days in bringing the iss.9
TO a final decision, since the whole SUE
ject, under the Japanese system. will have
TO be threshed out by the Japanese Cabinet
as well as the diplomatic advisory council, a
body composed Of cmncn, Japanese. chiefly
foreign ministers. With the influence of
Great Britain eXerted upon Japanese cOun-
sells 10 accept the Hughes program, il is
reasonably 10 be concluded that the Jap
anese attitude will undergo IA favorable
change
In this connection. the letter from Wash
ington of Wckham Stecd, editor OF the Lon
don Times. is significant OF informed Brit
ish opinion az 10 the japanese attitude. Re
ferring to Japan's contention for IL l0-lO-7
ratio, Mr.. Stccd writes: In the unanimous
opinion of the American and British naval
authorities this demand is not warranted.
IT is justified neith2r' by ihe present nor
the prospective streBstn OF the Japanese
navy. Therefore, Japanese inSistcnce raises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

mond--all over Richmond-apd the public
should invest in them literally. They arc
intended To be placed by the purchaser on
letters and papers and packages sent at this
joyous season through the mails. They not
only make pretty decoration for Christ
mas letter or package, but tell the story
that the sender is interested in the great
campaign against the white plague Every
penny derived from their sale is judcously
used by the association in financing its fight
against the disease. The people of every
Virginia community should buy them in
large numbers. Richmond should invest in
at least 100000 OF them this Christmas
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
The Poets Corner
Mas Hannah.

Villas Hannah.
one would never use powder. rouge
or Perfume
She all first aids TO beauty dis
claimed
OFT with her Bible she'd devoutly
commune.
And read Paradise Lost" or Re
gained"
Now the neck OF her gown chafed
always her chin
Ana her skirt scarce revealed her
shoe toes;
Snort sleeves. she declared, are as
hateful as sin.
And she wore lisle. but never silk
Ger realms culinary she reigned the
sole queen,
And crow cooked by her art be-
come quail,
And plain common mush become
Peaches and cream"
BY recipe she knew In detail.
No maid quite 80 perfect In all this
domain,
But white in her hair now doth
mingle;
SO please tell me |this--(and I want
1t made plain.)
why is 1t Miss Hannaf's still
single?
Fleetwood L. Dixon.
!. Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Christmas seal.

W|HEN the Virginia 'rube-cuIosjs ,sso
w citation began its vigorous oc,,,
against the white plague The animal daa,b
rate from the dread disease was ,nc-c,,i,,
Now 1t is on the dacrcale H. ,a,-
deaths In virginia from tuberculosis ran an
to 1888, according to tie he.l,a d",,.r,
ment statistics Tho lcpartmen, mad no.
then the facilities it nos hae for ,.,ba-.,.,.
the actual statistics. and # Is helioyaa ,i..,
the deaths that year REALS rse.rael ,,,, NV.
u1e given During tho ar- la.f III III.
present year there were iGa. .r,+,r
the disease. Assuming that d. t.aI.o..
will show as large number OF dtl,ts 49,
last SIX months, the total for the -oar v.fr,
be 3,27S, which will be jus Sig rew.r,t.,.
In 1917 The figures for the YEAR bo,v.-,
1317, when the work OF the association v..
commenced. and 1921 show that tb. do.t.
rate from tuberculosis Is decreasing an ,
average OF more than 100 a year
These figures give corrcc, IDEA az ,.o
great work that mas been done and ,s ',as.,
done by the little Christmas scals /, .g
are placed on sale everywhere throupf,,i,
Virginia Just before and durinr ,ha rlr.s,.
mas holidays each year The proceed fro,,.
the sale OF these seals are the only r!nd.
the virginia Tuberculosis Association gs.
10 draw upon 20 meet the expenses of .ts
valiant hight against the white plague
iheSe seals are low on sale IN Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Spiritual Impulse Needed

W/HEN the young manhood of America
w responded so enthusiastically to the
cal! OF the government TO take up arms
ana so to the rescue of the democracics of
EUROPE, about TO be overwhelmed bv the
FORCES OIL autocracy seeking TO establish
mad mlitarism on their ruins. il was urged
to make the sacrifice involved i'm the sin
pendous effort To crush this foe of civilian
ton with the promise that victory in This
conflict meant to put an end to wars in Tho
future. In that promise our statesmen
reckoned only supcricially with the selfish
ness and greed inherent in human nature
lhrce years have elapsed and the haunting
specter OF still other wars has no, beon
driven from the thoughts and counscls of
me nations Treaties of peace have not
''o"S"' 'Ia' sense of security which they
were expected TO bring
AS PREMIER BRAND said there must be a
more universal atmosphere of peace n
moral disarmament, before the nations are
ready TO forget their jcalonsios and disarm
me victorious war just won did not bring
assurance Oh the end 10 all wars nor did
me treaty OF peace which resulted from il
appreciabiy add 10 that assurance There is
'''"''"'"s iackihg yet. The world is be-
coming dlsi!mSioned from the hone il in
hostilitios
The thoughts Of men must turn ia o,hor
'hihSS than treaties, international ,,roo
"ehts ana gentlemcn's UNDERSTANDINGS nc
we fundamental requirements upon which
!" cree. III" enduring supcrstructure of por
!''"icht world peace. The swords will moi
y" b""'"n INTO ploughsharcs until tho ..will
10 peace has become the absorbing nossiop
OF IN" peoples OF the world
recently Senator Duncan t. Fletcher of
''' '""' delivered an address in which bo
s'''' II we are going 10 save This rcnuh
nc preserve our institutions. make i,L,.
'''"i ana social progress. promo,c nuhI;c
"'''"'e' advance toward public liberty or
"''' cohiehtincnt and prosperity tho MOI,
ana women OF today and the BOYS ana ,;rI.
"'So' must com" 10 realize the worth 49,,
spiritual growth and turn ,hoir ,honnh,
""" 'oN""'t ~ Inc direction Of and in b,r-
,H"hE "Ith' he essential PRINCIPLES of ro-
is'"h. The young ana the mature ,nn.,
S'udy and follow the teachings Of Io.u. Of
'>'|ar'th mat they may come IN ,n mn
outstanding OF the love OF God and ,bo ,,...,
~ NJ Ihis Is very much like prouchipy
w pun " This way in order 10 coudorso j.,
!e" words what | ccAcciva IN bo Tho ,,r.,,
'S Pr"''''a!. everyday mood of orr ,i,no
'''' need 'or r"awaLencd spiriIuaI I'm,
i'HIS' as N" fundamental work Of nron.r.
200" IN ~" creation Of q sentiment fo. ro,no
Niieh VIII dominate The councils p, go,
'l"aI!y tire need Of all the peoples of tbo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
whence the "spit Curl"

Miss Il. Il. j.. Sunolk.-The curl
over the forehead. as worn by young
ladies Of today, has Il very long lit
crary history. having been mentioned
before the time of Shakespeare. and
probably has existed for many cen
turtles. y very antique statue de-
picts opportunity as having bald
head. save for one lock OF hair in tho
center OF the forehead. This was TO
show that there was but one chance
to take advantage Of an opportunity.
Doubtless the bellies OF that day, TAX
ing the lesson taught by the marble
TO heart. began TO wear Il similar
lock. The practice has continued to
the present day. The curls are made
to adhere TO the forehead by the APP
plication Of any one OF many modern
substances made expressly for that
purpose. These curls are called by
the commonalty, spit curls." but this
Is n misnomer and misleading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Teiis OF Hls Front. In Esrs.

WASHINGTON. Dec . Eggs
bought from Michigan farmers Las,
'pr.nE al prices as low as - cents
dozen are being Sold by one or
the big five" meat packers 10 the
public III the same localities at 40
to 20 cents "A dozen, John q. Clarke,
Wholesale grocer Of Fad Axe. Mich.
testified today before tn" government,
Onu>ission considering the advisa-
bility of modifying III" consent de-
cree which on becoming effective
next February viii rrohihi, the big
meat packers from handling side line
food products.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Nashville tn onrr Aid.

NASHVILLE. TENN Dec Upon
the drrivi %. Henry Ford and his
marty here at Sis o'clock in the
morning = delegation II local bust
ness men. city and state officials viii
extend I" IA" automobile marufac.
turer AN offer of co-operation in his
proposed development OF the Muscle
shoals nitrate plant
The Nashville delegation viii ac-
company Mr. Ford To Sheffield. Ala
on "A special car The OTIS Of CO.
operation will be made while en- route
TO Alabama
While MIR Fords stay here VIII lie
for less than half an hour he will
b" ashtd 10 say few words to
those who VIII meet the train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Secretary Mckee in Cincinnati.

ne Boys sunday Afternoon club
81 me ccntrai Y. VI. &. a. will meet at
80" O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. in
'hc h"Ss lobby OF the building The
n"r'nS VIII be in charE, Of J. \.
,i""gih' and the speaker Will be y. l.,
'"ch"han, membership secretary,
Mn"S" subject VIII be- "Who's Your
frichd' General Secretary s X
Mckee is attending the conference or
association secretaries for the discus.
SION or work for colorcd men, in Cn!-
cinnati this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
SAVE PROHIBITION IN ]. S,
BY MAKING WORLD DRY
'Anti-Saloon League Speaker
Urges Universal War
on Liquor.
ANrr-sALooNrsrs IN sEss1o,
Meeting of Workers In wn.hiuu,,,
lndorse Program Looking 10 CI,..
Co-opcrntion of Temperance pconI.
With Enforcement OmcinI..
tBy Associated psess.I

WASHINGTON. Dec. The Ami.
saloon League must carry the ros,,,
"f prohibition to the world In ordc,
To save prohibition In AmcrIc, a.,
nest III. cherrington. secretary az ,bo
executive committee bt tho A,,t
saloon League. declared today f., =,
adurcss To conference Of ,o,r
workers here. Mr.. ChcrrInrtor IT,.
Is secretary OF the World
Against Alcoholism '
"hiio every EFFORT should he MAD.
In America TO aid enforcement, ~
speaker said. tho noxt prcut sian
should be toward a dry world 4.
through cooperation with tcmnor.
anc" orEanizationB in other coup,ri
Moro stringent laws ana incrca.,a
Federal and State appropria,io,,
were needed. he said. TO .<,nb,e ~.
enforcement machinery In the l'rI,.a
states To Junction properly.
OrgHninr for enforcement.
The i"hsuc workers today adou,c5
program for law enforcement, .ro,
'orinr the formation OF Stat. ana
county organizations which ,vDI bo
voluntary auxiliarics in aiding r-o
hihition enforcement officers Ia en-
force the dry law th.oughou, the
country.
The organizations. to co.ono-,,.
WIN IN" state An,i-Saloon Lcagncs
would junction. according tn the n-o.
gram, In part AK follows:
When additional help If needed 4,
the way Of legal counsel. or the CO.
operation of state anS Federal ON.
'cfe' To appeal TO the State Anti.sa.
loon League oircc. report evidence n,
Ia" Ni"ia'ions To tho county com,
mlt.e, and To the local officers whose
buty II IL TO enforce the Law
arrange Tor some repremn,a-tvo .,
'he orsa h'zaton 10 attend court
trials In important law enforcement.
cases -" offset the bad Influence n,
The wct crowd who hang ground
cohrtrooins In some places
Confer on Methods OF to-Opr,n,,,r
walt on the prosecuting attorney
or the county judge for conference,
az 10 best methods OF co-opcra,Ion
Encourage discussion Of law on
forccn'cnt IN young peoples soci.,ias
schools. etc.
Inform citizenship and weI,ar.
committees In clubs about law en-
fOrcemcnt.
Call law enforcement, headouar,,,,
at least weekly 70 sec what 1.
needed.
Protest In diInined manner In
Judge or other officer who gives ri.
"crI"nsly low fines or fails in doing
his fu'y and makes law enforcement,
a farce"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Here is the way the Newport News Times
Herald sees it: IF Marshal Foch did not feel
welcome in Richmond II through no ne
HliScncc on the part OF the hospitablc citi-
zcns of that town. Richmond may always DO
counted upon to do handsomely on all occasion
such the visit of distinguished guests"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting on legal and mcdf-
cal subjects, nre answered free. As
nil Inquiries are answered directly
by personal letter. y sclf-ndl rsssed ii.
stamped envelope - required. Adj
dress The Timex-DtspRtch Inf"rInn-
ton ItuYcnu, ItIchmonL, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Measures bureau lin. nu.y uo,,,

H"Vemhcr was busy month in tbs
h"rc'" OF Weights aud Measures, ac-
c"r"'nE 10 chief Inspector r. ".
Joseph. During the month iusnc,
tors found thirty nine merchants do
lhE business without tho necessary
Incense ana one coal dealer was fincd
-" IN f"iicc Court for delivering
t"ai without weighing it, Fees col.
icottn during the meath for testing
"cifh's and measures amounted to
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
co,boun.. Attitude on slavery.

Mrs. 4. 9. Fl. TRZewail.-JOhn G.
Calhoun. American statesman G782-
1850, was a supporter of slavery. At
first his advocacy of slavery was
merely incidental To his faith in
states rights. hut gradually he came
to look upon II not merely rs ncccs-
sary but as desirable. He was large.
ly responsible for the admission OF
Texas to the Union and therefore for
the swiftly following Mexican War,
hut he ardently opposed that conflict.
To the last he was active In his ef-
forts for his beloved South, writing
final great speech in 1850. when he
was so weak and Ill that he had 10
allow II to be read by q colleague.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We have just received copy OF that SPLEEN
did modern love song: And So They Got
Married and Lived in Il Flat" by the author
and composer of the latest popular hit: i've
Got l" cook tho Dinner Now Please ppon Up
the can" Also the song about the cellar
full 6f hootch and home brew, entitled:
'Thcrc's No Place Like Home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

The stanton News-Leadcr seems To DO sat
isicd with small favors when large ones arc
not in sight 1t says: THE best that be
said OF the new revenue bill which has finally
been adopted by Congress. after keeping tho
business OF the country on the anxious bench
for nearly u year. Is that 1t has passed. Busi-
ness now knows what Il depend on. Cor
tainty tx better than uncertainty. even Il It
be not as good az hoped for"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Voice Of the People

Letters for the "yoice OF the
People" Column should not exceed
aoo words In length. Heyond that
number the Editor reserves the
rixht to blue pencil. Name and
nddrenH must accompany each COM
muhichflon, not for publicnt lion, II
the writer does not wish II, but
as evidence OF good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
EDISON AND FORD TO
VISIT NITRATE PLANT
Party Leaves Detroit for Muscle
Shoals to inspect
Projects.
tRy Associated Press !

DETROIT, MICH. Dec 2-Thomas
\. Edison and Henry Ford lott here
at noon today for MuSCI" Shoals Aha
10 inspect tn" nitrate and wntcrpuwcr
projects winch the Detroit manttfac.
turcr proposes 10 lease from the gov
eminent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Tlleater Calendar

AcADEMY-'"The Merry whiri."
LTRlC-keith vaudeville.
co l. y = | Al - Clara Kimbnll
Young in what No Man Knows"
BitOA DWAY-Norma Talmadgc
In The Sign on the Door"
BiJOC--Alicc Lake in "Thc In
famous Miss Rcvcl''
ISIS Wanda lIawicy in TIN.
Love Charm"
BLUcBlRD - Regular variety
program.
oDEON-Constancc Talmadgc in
Scandal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Spirit of Virginia's Press


The man Of the Carcmont Herald is some
h!tN years. 100 acres OF land in Surry County
OF i5o.oo0.o0G in this country, the scramble for
ihnd VIII become the problem OF the age.
IL is possible that some hcncfactor of the race
not engaged III roitics, will modify and adj
Just the question OF taxation advocated by
present economists and by such means pro-
''ct thc people from the cncroachmcnts OF the
money power and make il so that a man NAV
own home. Tho today who wants TO
serve MS country. cannot do better than
own home. remain upon it. and stand for
the interests Of the agricultural class"
Georgia Auburn Game Macon for SEX
Years" says II headline In The Richmond
Times Dispatch, over u story announcing that
tho annual football game between these two
institutions Will he played for the next half
dozen years in Columbia. Don't ask us how
they get that wayne know.-Roanokc Times
The Urbanna Sentinel asks for cxplana-
lion after this manner: why is il that a
man Will sluand.r several hundred dollars
10 show for the Investment. yet will kick like
for the maintenance of all public wclfarc?'
"As we predicted" says the Blackstone
Courier the disarmament conference istturn-
ing towards the league. You can't have any
agreement between nations without q league
There must be como sort OF alliance to en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

The Hanover Hcrald-Progrcss says: Little
need of a standing army with the employees of
the post office, Treasury and prohibition de-
par;mcnts toting guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
T'heHe Days.

Ten years ago. IL girl walked down the
street with the complexion so many girls
nave today, we'd all look for the sign on her
PACK To sec what she was ADVERTISING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
The Inventors.

one invented a deadly gas for usc In war. and
the people eXecrated him.
one invented an association for the PURPOSE
OF Peace. and the people ridicucd him
One invented II comic strip and 4 popular gong,
and the people crowned him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
charconl Eph'. Daily Thought.

When man git so pore he cyarnt buy
Sho"strings.' said Charcoal lph. modify dat
de time he gin { realize money don't add
nothin l cheerful disposition. Eat a prunc.
Mistah Jack SON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Iliistncss.

awful mix up in business sa id the Hiring
Man. IFS got that VIC can't get along
without the people who know how do the
work and won't work, and tho people who
want to work, don't know how
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

force the agreement. or else II could be broken
at any time any one OF those agreeing might
see ut. Unless some means are afforded for
enforcement the agreement would simply be-
come u scrap of paper"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Looking for better times, is the Norfolk
Ledger Dispatch II says: Won't IL be grand
"hch the movie stars get OFF the front page
ana back IN the amusement column where they
belong"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Judging by the regularity with which he
gets into trouble, Charles W. Morse is not
even Instantly related to old Colonel II. r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Up With the Times
HN III. ID. Ill.

Health Commissioner Copeland may he right
In his verdict that corscts make women look
smart. but with the prcsen, styles what's 10
keep EN- from showing both at top and bot
tom?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
i.nEutaIIpc

Half the world is crazy and the other half
insane.
The biggest bank makes tho loudest bust.
Happiness Is something that comes, smiles
and goes on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Disarmament.

The small boy who sat down on burnbl,
bee is heartily in favor OF it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Just because the Office OF .Adiu,aut General
goes To Sale 50 often is no reason TO believe
IL is disposed Of 1T bargain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Petersburg may be reforming, as evidenced
10y arrests in scventy-two hours. hu, IL
Is more likely that it forgot to Sc, the alarm
clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Tn" few hunters who escape injury during
the deer season. will fall victims in the dear
season, what's the difference anyway?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
Local Temperature Ye,,.rdn,
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall J: hours ending l.. Nj. "a
Rainfall - hours ending y. M 81
deficiency aimee N-I,h .....Il 81
Deficiency :lnCc Jrru,fy lo go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Ranks of unemployment reported to have
been decreased by million. but no vacancies
appear in the ranks OF the Broad Street curb
and corner lizards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

9"F'rA. thousand Virginia turkeys re-
nam io he picked for tho Christmas round
w ana tAen properly picked for the later
%uen'ion OF the lady who presidcs in the
kitchen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
The Weather
FURNISHED b. u. $. Weather Bureau,

Forecast: Virginia
Fair and colder today;
ton,orrow unsettled aud
colder. probably rain.
North Cnrollnn-Fnir
und somewhat colder
today: tomorrow rnin
md colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Spcriai IIntu.

Wind direction southwest, wind v"inrity
: weather ut y. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Aged rcciuse leaves fortune of s2s0,0OO. She
must have saved il before the proftecrs took
charg" III mis- free country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
5RiltJnlun0 Uinlps-blspatlh

PUBLISHED day in the year a. ~ rsna..
Tenth Street, Rchnlond IA. BY Inc i'
Dispatch Publishing Co. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Edison and Ford making Southern
trip together, Tom ana Henry arc bccomin 4
almost as familiar I" the public as that other
famous pair, Tom and Jerry. in the
halcyon days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

Drink lots Of water and live 10 he $50
years old Is the advice handed TO us. But if
at the end ~ $50 years there is still nothing
hnt water /" drink, wherein lles the incentive
ia longevity?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03

General FcrshinS is making study OF
poison gas. lie might receive cnlig htcnmcnt
as to its effects by considering Woodrow
Wilson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
NORTHEAST

TIoGA-Nice home. 1877 Il. front, porch Or.
:. and bath. Sth near Erie; refined; many ca r
eines; cleo. and renova.; $4,000; others Kilt
TioEa 4Sl6