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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
rrcncb Snolln,Ion t,I,I,,

r. w. Union Mills.-In the cours,
of the war between France and. Great
Britain in 1I9S-1S00, French vessels
captured various American merchant
vessels and their cargors. The limit :
I'd Siat"s made treaty with France
by which IL agreed to assume the liza
nifty for these claims. estimated ut
about :: ono.ono and. consiructively.
20 nay legal claimants: the amount cf
iH"ir cla inns. IN 1856. the cour, or
claims was authorized by act OF Com
gross 10 pass on IN" claims and re-
port 4" Congress. We do not know
proved or. II proved. paid. The orig
ma claimants trc long dead; most
OF the claims have been assigned TO
spectators, we think. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
SENATE WOULD ORDER
BAKER CEASE RECRUITING
'hsirmsn Wndsworth Says lie Will
seek early Action ON New
Resolution.

NJ, .,,In! .NsHUCIattN Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. S-t unant-
nouI favorable report has been or
ucrcd ny the Senate Military Com
Mltre on the resolution Of Scn,tnr
N"~, Republican. Indiana. d;rrrfinr
amf SccrrtaFy OF War to stop arn,S
chrstcd men tx reduced to IT5.nno
chairman Wadsworth announc.J
,nat carly action on the resoIutjo,,
Senator I.enroot. NepubIican W.i,,o ana
Eli gave notice tina, he reserved H..
,ttSht 70 nroposc in the Senate rsducs
la. " ne army 10 10000 men. Sim
House. P"ihS IN the
Inc Committees action ,o,.
min m.uoh criticism OF recruiting in
hhiiInied ~ the last army uppropriation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
GETS DREAM MESSAGE
FROM MRS. EDDY, HE SAYS
ItaiIroader Claims Spirit of Christian
Science Founder Communicated
With Him In Sleep.

by UNIIVW NtWS.I
NEW York. Jan. S-Arthur L.
Stilweil. railroad builder and finan-
cicr. is telling the public that he has
received dream messages direct fr9m
Mary q. Baker Eddy. founder of the
Christian Science Church. telling him
how tho church should BIO conducted.
lie believes the messages are nu-
thcntic
St.wcll says Mrs. Eddy told him
one To whom she could give advice
regarding tho church and asked him
to advise the directors of the church
to resign. and to rcinstatc Mrs. Stet-
memberships He said she also urged
the formation OF new board OF Iii.
rcctors. with one member elected
from each OF the continents where
the church has II foothold, Stilweli
sn i'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Spirit of Virginia Press

Tho Norfolk FirginaI-riot recently In
local story on the appointment or election of
Mrs. y. NJ, Osborne a member OF the board
OF Schoo, Trustees in that city says in the
course OF Its story:
Mrs. Osborne is tho second woman in the
State TO have been made member OF a school
board. Richmond having chosen Mrs Poverty
Il. Muaford one OF the best. known educators
in theh State, to a member Of it's
-chcnl board several weeks ago"
Our contemporary must amend it's figures
and must deny to Richmond its priority and
prominence in this respect. relegatins Nor
folk TO third place. For more than year the
city OF Danviile has had woman school
trustee and an efficient one She lis Mrs Archi-
bald j.. Keen, who was elected by the Council
At ocular election Of trustee in one Of the
city's dstricts,-Danviile Register
The Petersburg Index Appeal takes II
uhiiosonhicaIly. 1t says: Camp Loo site may
he made 10 prove OF immensely more va lue TO
Petersburg than Camp Loo is"
or course tho Portsmouth Star believes in
building many ships for the navy war or no
wEr. 1t says; III Congress is guided by tho
sound advice OF the chairman Of the naval at
fairs committee. il will proceed with the COM
pletion Of the present program. by which time
II will lie found whether or not the attitude"
Of other nations makes IT advisable to con-
tinue policy AZ naval expansion"
The Roanoke Times wants big inaugural
snGa!r. judging from the following taken
from it's editorial column: Undue expense in
connection with Hardng's inauguration Is or
posed by certain Senators on the ground that
tbs government has not done its full duty by
the feeble minded OF the nation. May not
someone unfcelingly retort that presidential
Inauguration, after ALL Is only a sort OF free
show for tire benefit OF the nations feeble
Ilndcd""
The Lynchburs Advance Is trying to get the
&ui0mobiic fatalities reduced and closes an
article IN The subject thus: Nothing can de-
pr!vr The fool killer of his Job: he will always
!avc plenty TO do and reckless automobiles
VIII" seek 10 beat the train 10 the grade
! crossing wil frequently make tie race OF
| 1t. hut pedestrians have and
tho Ia" can "e teverer upon drivers who are
reekiess with the lives OF others as we'll as OF
(. their own"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Turning the I,ipht nm ro,,

c ENATOR CALDER. chairman Of the
oehule reconstruction committee. which
i'as Deeh conducting an investigation into
me coal situation, says that subcommittee
will recommend TO the Senate complete
publicity of official coal cost data to be col
lccted through the Federal Trade Commits
sion rs means OF keeping down excessive
charges to the consumer The bill thai is
being prepared TO tina, end will make the
collection Of the statistics mandatory unon
the mission. which would be empowered
To demand the accounts from the coal on
orators, test their accuracy and compile tho
results by districts for the study ~ CON
sumers.
ordinarily, publicity is a potent weapon
with which to combat eXtortion hat fol-
lowing TINS conhiry's entrance into tho war
ptoiitorring became so general that il bos
gotten out OF hand and has become bra2en
III its defiance OF public opinion Tho conf
industry long since passed into "A monopoly
ana III iurtherance Of its monopoly has
through one form OF "gentleman's aproo
mcnt or another managed to eyada nro-
| visions OF the antitrust law designed TO
curb II in its power to cxort unjus, proG,s
Hence publicity alone will not euro II ~
It's evil practices The publicity pronosal
however, Is good as far ii goes IL will
disclose the huge profits OF the industry
and, with this knowledge made available
Congress has the power TO supplement, Tho
! publicity that IL proposed with legislation
'hat, VIII prevent the agreements by which
monopoly prices are maintained AS a gen
ear proposition, price-iixing BY the govern
eat Is 'unsound. but in the case OF = mo-
nopoly such as exists in the coal ministry
/ u may become necessary to resort to tho
remedy as choice between evils IL tho
| coal operators are wise they will take The
! amt before IL is too lato md show Iess do.
nance to law and public opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
SUNDAY. JANUAKY >. 1877.
Music In Richmond

TT , those music lovers of Richmond who
were privileged 10 hear the golden
throated Schumann-H eink VINO recently lis
tened TO Freda Hcmpel reioiced in the
work OF their own Wednesday Club. and
know that before the winters program is
over other premier musical talent will have
been brought here TO delight them. there
must have come n Thought OF what Rich
mond is accomplishing in n musical way.
viewed from the single point OF artistry. il
Is progressing wondrously, and its advance
ment during the last twelve months has
been notable; from the standpoint, of physi-
cal accommodation of artists and audiences
it has done literally nothing Until the
latter defect is removed Richmond cannot
hope to take the place in musical and arts
tic circles which the broad culture OF the
city demands that it should take. The City
Auditorium as barn is good enough, but
really it is fit for nothing else There is
hope-it seems remote now-of an adequate
auditorium when the Memorial Library is
built, or even when the Shrine temple is
erected. but each Of these is a matter OF
years. Meanwhile, Richmond has no audi
forum adequate for the proper presentation
OF great artists or OF the concert companies
which occasionally are brought to Richmond
even under such unfavorablc physical sur
roundings.
Even So hlcnmOnu. mas been wonderfully
favored so far this season in the appearance
of celebrated artists, and more are coming
Thanks that this is true arc largely due 10
the Southern Musical Bureau through whose
offices the stellar attSac,onS have been book
ed, and which has.bech untiring III its worl,
not only To educate tl!c city musical!y but
to crafty its musical desires in the apncar-
ance of artists seldom heard in the smaller
cities. That the cit: is responding TO this
new musical impetus NAV he seen in the
fact that in ~the last twelve months one
house alone sold slO00.0OO worth OF must
cal instruments in Richmond. These figures
in themselves nre revelation unsteady as
we'll rs economically.
But Richmond does not depend wholly on
outside artists for its musical teasts /, has
its own "Wednesday Club, Il splendid organi-
zation That is worthy of even more liberal
support than II is receiving. Gratifying as
It's achievements have been. il is capable of
rising TO still! greater heights, and Richmond
Will be short-sightcd IL II does no, encour-
age ii morally and financially TO n brilliant
future. 1t is an asset 10 Richmond which
must not be neglected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
PAYS OWN FARE TO
GET BACK TO PRISON
Sheriff Couldn't Sec Why Clear Hut
Kuhn ConNlnccd 0nrIai He Uc-
I0nEcd There.

fBy Universal ScrviCc)
CHICAGO, Jan. ST want to 20
to the pcnitentiary."
Chief isailin Thomas Freeman. OF
the Criminal Court was busy. 40 he
looked up and then said: Couldn't
you come again"
tlary." The nrmners in the strangers
voice told plainly that, he would not
be deferred from his purpose.
intcrposcd. TO send man To the
renitcntiary only Tor certain Of
lenses"
That's all right. i've got u per-
feet right TO go. I'm Constantine
the Criminal Court In June. 1919. on
sentence OF from one to fourteen
years. My attorney. Frank e. Nc
Donncn, appealed to the Supreme
Court after tad served "a few months
in Joliet and got me ont on super
scdeas pending the decision OF tho
court thought II was all over.
Then read in the papers that |
police won't take mo back. the shcr-
Ills won't take Inc back. Nobody
wants me. Can't you help me out ?'
Mr. Freeman thought while and
II can't do anything for you. I'd
love TO take YOU into custody, but
haven't the authorityH Tho papers in
your case arc not here"
THAT makes IL more Intricate
Kuhn observed. Then In desperation
exclaimed. but there must he some
way TO do IT."
."We'misht solve tho problem IL you
would come down 10 Joliet with me-"
explained the bailin. Then / could
surrender you TO the proper autnor-
tiles"
Il shall he Happy 10 go 20 Joliet
with Tou." replied MIR. Kahn II am
anxious to make things as easy as
possible for III. sher!us and c,i,-
,tahles and things"
'fhc cnrfnrc---" began MIR. Free
man. Will polite hesitation.
VIII he paid Icy me" hurrica,y
supplied Mr.. Kuhn. 10 make sur. no
obstacle would prevent him from re-
. turning TO the pcuitcnt!ary. So they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
FRENCH|FYIAG SYRIA, /,
sAY's1ED|TOR GAuVA|N.
Mandate Held by France Comprises
Only Role OF Pacification, Con-
troll, Tutclage, Arbitration.
Hi AUEUsTEs GAUvAIN,
Political Editor of lie journal dcs
Debnts' Most Prominent Liter
nry Evening Daily.
NIhe l:urNln M ISrn...,.,

nry Evening Daily.
Cfhc (:spHin OF Frnncc.)
PARIS. Jan. S.-The Syrian man
date held by France comprises only
role of pacifcation, of control. OF
tutelagc and OF arbitration Yet 400
million francs are asked in the Syri-
an 1921 budget or l.20O millions to
cover expenses OF direct ndministra-
ton.
In other words. 500 millions ar. 70
be spent keeping "A military force I'm
SSria ana 400 milllons In running not
only syrian national, but also mum
o g, pal Affairs ll.I Syria IL to become an
mat Syria is IL country with plenty
OF Intelligent men who could ably
direct their country under French
In this new budget nothing is said
or recovering from Syrian taxes the
amount spent on her occupation ana
ions" co nRIsrefIy !h9 200 NIL
ering tho actual financial straits OF
rrance--arc to be charged up to the
10 ,o thc a tmarI loss account or credited
hhnlstrators hope will .hc Syria.
. AZ 20 STELLA. II is truly an extra
,S p?licy which would give
hnck 10 the Turks not only STELLA
i but smyrna. II is easy to see that
!ne British oppose this plan because
II would give France. through tho
ipi VI the lDurudntll.s.
" should not be forgotten mar q
Grtck army In sim In Asia Minor. nm
army which had signal succe.scs
against III" Turks under Mnstnnh,,
Renal when they first tom,ncnceI
their offensive. Are We to p,i; ,hc,n
out by force now that they have dnnn
our Work FOR hs? Arc we thus Ia
c,nso!idntc the 6niir. Soviet Orient
isainSt western civil lzation: Follow
ing nc same principle shall we suE-
scSt that Africa be given 10 the Mus
suIinans as bride to Islam?
me allies have made n hopeless
mess or their Near East poiicv and
tne results may we'll be death
struGEIe one day between tho civi
Latlohs respectively OF West and
East. "u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
BUDAPEST HICCOUGHING
Epidemic bre1fss Out In Hungarian
Chy-Reilrvcd Fnrcrurncr OF
..Is
lThr Associated Press.

BUDAPEST. Jan. S.--An opide ic
Of hiccoUghs with which tho phy-
sicians OF the city are unable 10 cope
has caused much alarm among the
budapest popu!aNon. The patients
arc unable 10 sleep or eat. AZ vet
there have been M fatal results.
Professor Benedict OF the local
medical faculty. has sounded an
alarmist note In connection with tho
epidemic. Il am afraid" he saId
tina, this hiccoughing Is forcrun-
ner or tho innucnza. but il Is possible
we snail he visited by an even more
terrible plague"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
civil Service Rcform.

reform had for it's object the abolish-
ment or the "Snoile" system Uhc he
stowal OF Office as reward for party
SERVICE. and the substitution there
Tor OF system Of selection on the
ground of merit and fitness solriy no
removals TO he made except for cause
l.aWsL cinrGAyinE their ideas were
vice Commission" appointed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
ChIr0Dyn.fio

l.. j.. Church Road.-chiropractic is
n system OF manipulntions when alma
!c cure disease by the mechanical res
toration Of dispiaced or sub;,Ixat AL
bones. especially the vcrtcbrac' To-
their normal relation. II is claimed
that slight displacemnnts OF the
spinal aegments are frequent. thht
they construct important nerves and
arteries. and that chiropractic adj
Justment corrccts the displacement
and relieves the pressure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

>. u: NJ WiSc.-Thc address of Gra-
como LUCENT is, care OF G. Record Il
Rue dc c"mralias. Paris; Ellen Ter
ry. 2l1 Kings Road. Chelseu. 5. w. :
Marcelln Scmbrich. ~ East Eighty
sscond street, New York: Nellie Mel
on. VI Avenue Henri Martin. Paris
sarah Rcrnhardt, sc boulevard Pc
roia. Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding nimost my
topic. excepting ON legal nnu medi-
an inquiries are answered directly
u! personal letter, q ketf-udurunned
stamped envelope Is required. Nd-
orcsn The Tinss-Dispntch InfOrna-
tion burcau. ltichrlInnu, Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
PERSHING HONORED AGAIN
Made MIonorary Citizen" by City of
SfrnsbourE In Alsncc-
Lorraine.
ssocIatcd Press. !

lThc Associated lreSS.J
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--General
hts titles and decorations that OF
honorary citizen OF the city OF
Strasb0urg"
Notice was received by the general
from the Mayor OF Strasboprg that
he had been made an honorary Cit
izen of that city "as testimonial or
admiration and recognition OF the
nri:cless &C operation rendered in the
liberation Of the people of the world
and in particular those OF Alsace and
f.DrraipeH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
4 Peace Move.

Just thought Of sure cure for war.
Ginums'
Yeah? Gee. You gonna tell washing ton ."
Nah; It's too simple. My idea is pass
Worldwide law that there can't he any war
except all the faliahs that vote for 1t stay In
the front hrinE line until it's overn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
y IDEAL AGE FOR SOLDIER,
SAYS FRENCH MEDICAL MEN
IrSrn strict Physical Denomination -
weed Ont Incapable and
UNIT,
[ BY Unlveral Service

;d,,31 hiS, Jan. 8.-Twenty- one is the
hRt for soldier according IN
me academy OF Medicine, which in n
80 70 the government urrcs n
s physical examination to Weed
mn, OF me ranks all incapable men
caI,, "pproVing the prcSosaI TO re-
rive only youths OF twenty or over.
n. report says:
only men who pass tho sevcrcst
isis should he sent to the military
nave nave reached the ago or twcnfy-onc
ne henvy climatic ami physica /
Gla,hs ARE dangerous before men
I'Hrn INC axe or maturity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Things for . Motori., to Know.

/. That Kicking the carburetor won't start
the engine.
?. That GUESSING the engine won't f the gas
tank.
3, That dismantling the dinerential is a days
job.
4. That throwing in the clutch .<rd gives
transmission a headache.
). That time and a half is for overtime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Curbxtnnc Iirnkcr..

II; {. c.. WoodRtcck .-Curbstone
members or any exchange. but trans
act their business on the street or in
"iilecs. Transactions effected outside
tIe cNchanSc. or after business hours
curb"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Scnpt~ ia Discus. C,I,,

, WNSIIINGTON. Jan S.--Cuban
I m"S!,nns and the advisahili,y or
ssrnh'hG Il senate committee to the
island rcpuhIsc to obtain Brst-hand
INFORMATION about conditions there.
VIII be considered carly next week
ny me senate Cuban relations com
, ~, which VIII be called together
by It's chairman. Senator Jnhnson
Republican. California.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Jan, S.
Governor Elect Thomas w. Hard
Hrch. Ge6rgln's new chief executive;
."n1 delegation from that state, paid
thNr rcsncctr Friday afternoon to
Cary y. IIardcd. Florida's new Gov
crnor. when they called ut tho state
CapitOi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Well admit as the pros assert. that pro-
hibition is making Americans strong peo-
pie. They have TO be or the stuff they are
drinking would kill them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Gunner. Cro..c. ,,,r,Irr

LAREDO. TENAS, Ian. s. Samuel
Gompcrs, president OF the American
Federation Of labor left Nucvo
Laredo. opposite hero last night on n
special car for Mexico City where
no will attend the>Pap-American La
Dor Conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
The Fish,

The trouble with Goops is that Nature go
mixed up and put their wishboncs where spuc,
had been reserved for spinal rertebrae.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
Up With the Times
~ II, q. u.

City OF London has decided TO adopt Yer
dua. in face of its family troubles in trying to
eD-nother Cork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Growth in number of Richmonds drug adj
diets il surprising when they could get SO
much deadlier effects by using home brew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
prOi,'ly Tins.

This Teller Daniel Professor
The Daniel who went into the lions DEM
feah-him. just wanted L ask, was no
already married and dda't care OF was he
training for IT >"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

with l.e:3 arrests for drunkenness in 1920
1t scena that Richmond is not quite so dry
as II has been advertised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

When Gaby laid down the hand with which
he had been bluninE he had measy li;tlc
busted flush instead of the royal to which
he had drawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Henry Ford's recent silly outhursts are
traced 10 bitterness engcndercd by incidents
on his peace ship, which is hirhhrow for
saying he's got something the matter with
his carburctor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Farmer relief legislation may no, relievc
,he farmer, but !, will relieve Congress TO
Lave him believe it is trying to relieve
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Report thu, Penrosc is losing his grin
PROBABLY Is the product Of wishing rather
than believing. e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Less than two months remain until Hard
ing will have to make up his own mind anc
we'll say that Is going to be Job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

lily oil London has decided TO adopt Yer
dua. in face of its family troubles in trying to
steu- mother Cork.
Growth in number OF Richmonds drug ad-
diets il surprising when they could get SO
much deadler effects by using home brew.
with l.e:a arrests for drunkenness in 1920
II seems that Richmond is not quite so dry
as II has been advertised.
When Gaby laid down the hand with which
he HAD been buning he had measy li;tle
busted flush instead OF the royal to which
he had drawn.
Less than two months remain until Hard l.
Ing will have to make UP his own mind AID
we'll say that IL going to be some Job.
Headline says: Harding is near Cabinet
decision" Evidently Penrose has abou, made
up his mind.
Gas may win the next war. scientists
predict. bu; il has proved sorry failure In
ending the last one.
II everything is coming down. it may be
that taxes is the exception that proves 1t.
Don't he too severe bootleg hootch just
think of the lives It has saved by being too
mean to drink.
Political gossip centcrs about the query
WHO is going be President during the
next fonr Gears and it is significant tina
Harding - IA poor second choice in all the
betting.
Accepted social theories seem to have gone
topay-,urvy now that IN. laboring men OF
Chile are trying TO blackjack the government
into total prohibition.
Methodist bishop crl,iczes women's dress
\ q &c here criti cz 4 hs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Jehcrsonian simplicity is all righ, in its
place, but us not going 10 have any place
when the new administration is ushered in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Headline says: Harding Is near Cabne
decision" Evidently Penrose has about made
up his mind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

ari,BLlslIED every lnr In the year Il 10 r So"sm
'Ss{s Tenth Street. Richmond. Nu. ny The AH"ee
49 pl<pa tell Publ sItiny Co, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Gas may win the next war as scientists
predict. but il has proved a sorry failure In
ending the last one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Accepted social theories seem to have gone
topsy-turry now that the laboring men OF
Chile are trying TO hiackjack the government
iptc total prohibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Political gossip centcrs about the query.
'Who is going be President during the
next lonr ears" and it is significant that
Harding - IA poor second choice in all the
betting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

II every hing is coming down. it may he
that taxes is the exception that proves 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Don't he too severe bootleg hootch Just
think of the lives It has saved by being too
mean TO drink.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

Methodist bishop cr!tc!zes womtns dress.
y case OF the less there is to criticize the
more the criticism