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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

1t is understood, is 10 be Under Secretary
of State. he is to have Il helper who will
bring 10 the department an unusually varied
diploma lie experience, in which moritoriuus
service is distinguishing feature OF his
career Entering the diplomatic service OH
merit, he has steadily climbed from the
bottom OF the ladder. beginning in 1902,
rs second secretary OF the American lega-
ton in Cuba. after service with the Rough
Riders and as a lieutenant in the Philip
pines, lie successfully secretary OF le-
cation in Portugal secretary and charge
ii 'affares in China, minister and ambnssa-
dor to Chilli and ambassador TO Mexico. lilo
was appointed to the latter post in 1915 by
President Wilson. though he was then, as
he is now, II Republican, and to him fell the
delicate and difficult task of negotiation
with the Carranza government during the
trying period Of the world war.
lie is understood 10 have shared to some
extent the views of Senator Fall. who is to
be the new Secretary Of Interior that Il
stern policy was necessary in dealing with
Mexico. But conditions in Mexico have
changed decidedly for the better in the last
few months, and ii does not follow hat In
his new office he will be cause OF lotion
with the Obregon government. Rather, it
is 10 be expected, that his knowledge of con-
ditons in the sister republic and friendl-
~
policy which will mean an early settlement
Of the entire Mexican problem,
1t was on Mr.. Flecher's suggestion that
General Oregon made u tour o. the inttcd
States To observe the preparations for war
with Germany and the visit is said to have
resulted in establishing the future Presi-
dents friendship for this country az we'll as
helping him to an appreciation of the Ameri-
can point OF view, which Carranza had SO
assumed that Mr.. Fletcher will take advan-
tage Of the improved situation to advise
course toward the Ohrcgon government
that will be OF great assistance in firmly es-
tablishing its power on Il basis Of enduring
friendship with this country. In his large
capacity to deal with this problem. Mr.
Hughes will be left free to absorb himself
with the greater problem Of this country's
future relations to European affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
ALEXANDER TO PERFORM
THREE DAYS AT STRAND
Manifestations of Psychic Phenomena
10 Take rincc on Fully
Lighted stage.

Manager Leo Wise of tho Strand
Thcatcr. announces that he has had
the good forum" 10 obtain for pres
cntatiun :" Richmond thcatcrGocrs.
for three days, starting Monday night.
;hr celebrated psychic and crystal
seer. Alexander. whose fca,S in psy-
rhIcai phenomena hav" been astound-
ing tho cities OF tho North West and
South sections OF the United state.
for some TIME. This mysterious per-
soragc. who is widely known as
The Man. who Knows" has won re-
noWn. for his correct answering OF
intimate questions that may have
been written In any language in the
privacy OF tie home or Office aud
brought TO the thcatcr scaled in any
Formidable manner. In addition 10
THE scientific portion OF his program
the mystic introduces original cr.a-
tons in magic and illusions. and "a
group OF the Orient's foremost
dancers is tho subtle and seductive
dances OF the Far East. On Wod.
nfslay there will 90 n special SOU
venir ratince for ladies only. The
coats arc now on sale for this ro-
markabley and unusual attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDwAHD WARNER

'shc Crusaders.
This word is II an awful ix--!t's un the. very
VERGE
as suffering from "a 10, Of thinxs-a vas,
moral svourac:
md We WHO have The job ON hand OF riyhiing
everything
90 merriiy about our work. and hustl. as
sing:
What you do. and they do,
And we don't do at nII
Is papubiy immoral-lrs
menace that must fail.
And we shall strike a lusty blow
lusty blow we'll strike
To lay the evil in the things
That other people like"
We chew our gum and quaT our tea and gubbe
Oh the street,
Exchange the kiss of brotherhood wh,ne.er
we chance to meet,
And we are ever watchfui. lest we overlook n
TO nail another menace with our tried and
trusty lance:
For what you do. and they do.
No odds what It may be,
Is wrong because you like IL.
And IL gets the snickersnee!
And so we sing ringing hymns
Our holy noses through.
And aim n swing at anything
That other people do"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
BLIND YOUTH" WILL Be
HERE TONIGHT
Lou Tcllcgcn, Famous Actor, to
Give Performances at Strand
Today md Saturday

Lou TelleEen. the cmIncn. you,,
or-'h"hager. who, tonight and Sat,
uruaN and Saturday matinee. Will nro-
sent hi'n""sf Nn person. and his ov,
company, In splend!d revival of his
great y III n car success. "BlinI
i"uth' at the strand. Is supported bv
ahSn remarkable cas-, that the
nnuhuhnc. OF opportunity for clear
NJ W and effective acting makes
"ts 'leah-c cut. truc-to-type portrav,l
of the central character stand ON nj
me more WILDLY. His ability TO enact
the emotions OF man is little short Of
marvellous, for ever, momcn, no
mates the characI ..ly live md
hrchthc with ne.
~ nj Youth" IL the comedy drama
ny Mt. Tc!!enEen, and Willard Mack
which enjoyed such long and pros
psrous runs in New York. Boston and
In Mr.. Tc!legcn's present comnapv
WI" VII De found such well.known play
crs as Helen Grayce. Ju!iettc Crosby.
Lorna Amber. Marcclle Barucr
kathryn Howard. George Deneu-
nourg, Dougles 5. Bright, SchuyIer
Mhlte and Russo! Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Fletcher n Real As.cl

IyHE naming of Charles T.. Hughes as
Eas6Gretary Of State Will enhance the
4fgos of new administration both at
2AHd abroad from the very outset In
and capacity fer getting al the heart
E8H ifffsuH situations. Mir. Hughes meas
y sUp tostfle ablest of his predecessors in
z Sffce Upon him will dcyolve The al
IVA w III; ii Gof sop,e OF tho mos, diincnit
itiE which have ever confronted the
: Skfl otAee. hence in accepting the posi-
= E& H has assumed heavy burden of
5sFnS IE Henry p. Fletcher, who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Friday. MARCH 4. 1871.
This Is the Day

fI9HlS day new President OF the United
I ~ States will be inauguratcd. Warren G.
Harding will take his oath OF office the ma
Rion's twenty-ninth chief executive. and
Woodrow Wilson will retire TO private life
Yer eight of the stormicst years the world
$ known.
sMr. Harding as he steps into the White
7Puse, will have the prayers of Il loyal ma
Pm for the successful administration OF his
agh office. Within a few hours of the time
{hese words are written ne will be the ma
pms President, not the President of the
ftpublican party, the Democratic party OF
~ class or faction. and 10 the extent that
! keeps before him the grca, truth that
/ rs the peoples representative TO that
gent VIII his success be assured in the
aEh Office to which he has been called by
38ovcrwheIming majority OF the peoples
ties.
air Harding goes into Office under cir
instances that augur well for the United
{ftes. The Congress 10 which he must look
Ftsupport in carrying out his policies is OF
IA own political faith. The nation has be-
3oken its confidence in him and his party
~ those who were defeated at the polls
fet patriotically inclined TO give him his
tance TO restore this country TO normally
I'D place Its feet more firmly Oh the up
Gard paths. He has many and grave prob
pms, international and domestic but they
EEet insignificant beside those which broke
SpWn ms predecessor. In his approach to
she3e problems especially those on the cor
rect solution OF which rests our own post
|9ar reconstruction, he. should have the
eaFnest assistance Of. tit.G niihority party
|Ihis, the beginning OF Il new administro
|aon, is no time for carping criticism, or the
playing of partisan politics We are first OF
hone m
#mfnority party that seeks now to obstruct
merely for the sake OF partisan advantage
RE1li be writing its own death warrant
@ASuccess, then. TO Warren G. Harding, in
~ ything that he shall attempt for the up-
idtns OF America. the advancement of
material and moral interests, and the
Of it's institutions. Let that
Pc america sentiment today. Let politics
liz devotion TO the tasks that
mpStAbe performed
fakTo woodrow Wilson, a few hours hence
kMer6a most distinguished private citi-
kAns nation--and here, too, let politics
seefottotten-- turns with that respect due
f64Er3at a leader lie has made mistakes.
bt 4oufse, but his burdens have been heay-
Ear than any man should he called upon to
Bear : lie has been bounded as no other
2lAn ever has been bounded the ccute, OF
#oMestic and international storms such as
&sger epeiofe mad beat down upon any man.
|sfifs {witnai he stands out as the great
Inerican statesman who guided his coun-
!&zFthrough the world war, and inspired
t4Rilization with his ideals OF peace AS
87Eresident may he live long enough TO
k48Ehfs aiuminators slenced his country
F&tDred to the quiet ways OF peaceful prns-
f&kttys the world cured o! its gaping war
I8unds, and the passions aroused during
|R4&{daYS in the White IIOuse sn suhJn,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Questions aud Answers.

Prescribing Exercise.-What would you
recommend in the way Of exercise Cor a patti
cnt too weak TO undertake much strenuous
effort? o.. q. Ed
Answcr.-C;rcat caution. The patients at
tending physician is the only ia posi-
tion to prescribe the Kind dose OF exercise.
II exercise is advisable. 1t is quite i'm
oortant and difficult problem 10 prescribe
exercise as 1t is to prescribe drugs. and re-
auires quite careful Judgment and intimate
Knowledge OF the patient and his condition.
This great Inany OF readers somehow
not realize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Notice to Readers Of
The imes-Dispatch

Ihr Timcs-Dispntcb. in its NOice
oi thr People" column. wilkins to
give nDHce promptly 10 All rUrrcs-
pohdents, but the pressure Of let
tcrs IL No great that the editor
forced. In order to present topics
Mhrn thcy are fresh nnd of Vital
interest. tn nniS cOrrrrpontIent. 10
eonachhr their tIuns Into
I"o words. This rruurst IL rnnde
IN the spirit. OF fair uIny and ".
hrr conhicnt ID will be met In tl,ut
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
The Poets Corner
Human Weakness.

Human Weakness.
Il life were always bright and gay,
We'd miss the. discipline we need
TO make us strong. to push away
Our strength OF character is made
Fly constant effort, strain, and
strife,
TO grapp!e with tho Gricfs OF life.
And yet VIC cannat fail to SEQ,
And sometimes feel inclined to
say:
How very lovely 1t would be
II life were always bright and
-somerville Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Workers Form own, Concern.

AS'lEVii.f-E. ~ c.. March g.
Union building workers today
launched 100000 contracting con-
Germ as their answer to demands of
contractors that Central Trades Coun-
cit submit to wage reductions. More
IMAM S',5Oo,o00 in construction work
&, = said to hayc been held up by the
Builttrs' Exchange pending tho out
como OF negotiations for wage re-
adjustments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Sparkling Comedy Coming.

The latest Marguerite Clark photo
play, Easy TO Get" Will be the at
traction at the Odeon Thcatcr today.
Inc story centcrs around bride OF
IN hour who made her husband nav
to'ouo and an apology as recompenss
lor making the remark to friend
thRt al! women are easy to get"
Moreover, She led him into Il series
OF the strangest and funniest adven-
lures Imaginable.
Harrison Ford, the attractive young
leading man. plays opposite Miss
clark. The picture is Il Paramount
Grtcratt and was directed by Walter
Edwards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
ALMANAC
Theater Calendar

STRAND - Lou TclicEen. In
"Biiud Youth"
AGtUEMN-llcit Vaudeville.
HIJOL-yioin Damn, In "rhc on
share Pirate"
nLIIBiRD--Nnt Moreno, in
.'Thr Sciicd Mystery" and Jack
Perrin. in ''Thc Showdown"
BROADWAY Charm hinbaIi
Young, In "Mld-Chnnnri."
iSIS--tnnwny Tcnrlc. in "Thc
TOAD 10 inbition.''
iSnIt - Winston ChurchilI's
"rhr Inside of the Cup"
ODi:OH - Clark and Harrison
Ford, In .'t;aSy IA Get"
REN--"fhe Desert Scorpion"
tiCI Or.-W iiIiam Russell, In
"lroH the West"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

rudes as follows: But. /, * All righ; and
mnNoe II w" were q voter In Richmond and
our poll tax WAS paid would vote for Mrs
=! w Durham Ton the Legislatures and for
Miss Belle Perkins too, il sho responds 10 the
cal! OF many voters ana ais, becomes cam
hioa'e. IN amy event. hurrah Tor the women
we may sc; a cn"Hce 10 vote for one in Prince
Edward County this year or some other year
NO one can 'cl What day may bring forth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
The Weather
Furnished by q. $. Weather Isur,nul
Forecast: Virginia

Fair and considerably
colder Friday; saturday
fair. with rising tenn
I,crnture.
SartlI CurOlipn-Fuir
and colder Friday; sat
urI.iy fair. with rising
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
IlfRhto,

fellow who figures the poker of this life
ty percentages will do one Of two things
Hell either win by his Information or lose
by his over-contldence.
or seven ways to win at poker the seventh
IS the sure bet Don't play it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
sun Drawing Crowns.

Mid Channel" in which Clara
kimball Young is being featured, is
stu attracting large crowds at thr
broadway. This picture is n good
ore from start TO finish. There are
the usual other attractions n, the
good inusic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Cinema Programs
Real itViniIIicc.

Ncal NumnDcc.
II was Il puzzle and not puzzle.
for while the handsome buccanecr
seemed genuine and determined 10
take her to sea. n certain cigarette
tossed by the pirate opened cXplana-
tory vistas. How the slender weed
changed the girls fury TO humor,
and finally TO love, Is unfoldcd in
romance of a girl who thought her
self man proof This Metro special.
starring the irrepressiblc Viola Dana,
IS showing at The Eijou Thcaicr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
'rearlr Is Feature.

The appea rance Of Conway rcarlr
ns .:ci1nick star WAS the feature at
the Isis Thcatcr yesterday. where
The Road TO Ambition began II
thrcc-daY engagement.
The Road 10 Ambition" is an ideal
vehicle for Mr. Tcarlc, az il gives
r':r au opportunity TO display his,
talents n = role that has great lati-
ti;.e IN The environment and dcveinp-
men, o. the character, He is Grs,
seen az Bill Matthews. a husky young
foreman In steel mill!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Charcoal Ephs Daily Thought.

IN de good Book hit say dey ain no use
'lFin wild a nagsin' woman on hundred
"cres'' said Charcoal E2h. ruminatively. AN
all got t comment dat sayin u.s. Mistah
solomon sure said n mouf full! Eat n prune.
Miktah Jackson?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
.rhc inside OF the CUP"

Tho Inside OF the Cup" a superb
laramount perturbation OF Winston
ChurchilIs celebrated novel, Will be
Inc feature attraction at the Lyric
lheater ali week. 1t is said to be
one or the most massive photoplnys
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

lSTheTe is lack of spiri, in Washington pre-
Hing the inauguration. but no complaint
MACK of spirits since the bootlcegcrs
Scked up in expectation OF the crowds
#ffcsi will not be there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

does not rob him OF the rugged char
actcr ana heroic mold with which NIL
ms "ork has been Identified and
ularity. 'N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Oscar Underwood may be hailed as new
leader OF Democracy. but as yet we haven't
heard any v2ciferous hailing from the drcc-
ton Of w. y b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Spirit Of Virginia Press

The virginia Union Farmer, which claims
TO circulate in every county in the State Is
undertaking mighty big job and lots OF
trouble In its last issue it says: This paper
is, OF course local paper, as is the case with
the biggest New York daily. and II is anxious
to discuss both national and local matters. II
there be anything in the counties in which
This paper circnlates that needs public at
tention, our readers cordially invited TO
:tkc IL IN with our editor"
says the Petersburg Index Appeal "Mr.
Trinkle is quoted saying in Norfolk last
week that those VINO think Mr. Tucker would
make a better Governor than he should vote
f"r The RockbridGe man. Better look out. Lee.
ne people may take You at your word. which
would make Il primary election pretty en-
earraSsing for you"
Aicr reading" says the Portsmouth star.
ihat the state Purchasing Commission has
saved the Commonwealth s500.ao on purchase
- ccHl costing at present market rates only
I'M 400 more than that sum. the average man
"iiI want to have the functions OF that body
'Ntrn"cd 10 cover the fue! needs of all Wiz
S.uiaus'
IN" Roanoke Times gets OF the following:
That iiitc girl who talked TOR six DAYS aud
nights contains great fi.bmstcrng possibil-
i.es when She grows M in she goes into
politics and sets elected the Senate"
The Fredericksburg star. discussing thn
f'e*"ncc IN the cabinet OF Messrs. Hughes and
ioo"cr says; 1T remains to he seen whether
they viii b" satisfactory to the Republican
eadcrs in Congress, who must know that in
dealing with these two men they can expect
L" lind an indenend.ncc OF action not always
pleasing To tho politician IA for the rest
~ he Harding Cabinet it is better and
wors" than the average"
Mr. bryan" SAYS the Bristol Herald
Courier. has arranged reorgGn.zc the
Democratic party. and has outlined the plat
form That must Re adopted by the mex, ma
ion"i convention. but a, last report he had
not selected his running mate"
Whether experience or observation leads
- ih' conclusion H. not explained. but the
Newport News Times Herald SAYS: Substitutes
FOR inuOr sending many the insane
?syluns But the who drinks that staff
Is already cray IN mis- head. No really sane
man viii take such risks for the sake OF
siimu!ant.'
The old fogyish Farmv,lle Herald wonders
what George w. would have said and thought
had he come from the tomb and landed in
Richmond on his last birthday to read in The
Timer. dispatch aant incementA OF women as
candidates for the Legislature, but finally con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Two Zig frnturea.

Jack Perrin. in The showdown
and Santonio Marcno. in .-rhe Veiicd
Mystery" VIII be the feature at the
Bluebird today and tomorrow The
last named picture has been attract
ing attention. and 'rhc Showdown"
~ SAID to be y good one. There will
DC GOOD comedy in addition to these
features. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Nine billion dollars indebtedness falling due
n the term OF Secretary Mellon viii no, worry
him. W!ih a i!ttlc assistance from the her
rich me" in the Harding Cabinet lie can pay
the bill out of his own pocket and s,!lI have
something left.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Up With the Times
by IL. q. II.

Head OF boy is to be cut open to cure him
OF stealing, and are strong for use of the
same method on the proGteers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

1t is gratifying TO know the United States
mas coal enough to last 5000 years. but that's
HothihE compared with the immediate sat
isiactinh OF knowing there is enough in the
Tin TO ian us sunt April /, 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
I0cnI Temperature Yesterday.

j.. NJ. temperature. .......,.
Maximum tcnTcratuTo To u. NJ.
Minimum temperature 10 l.. NJ. s
Mean temperature yesterday .-...-... .
Norma! temperate for this date. !
Excess yesterday ................,..
deficiency since March l............ 10
f.accss since January i............. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Hrccxy DraInn.

William Russell the athletic star
is widely recognized as the chosen
hero OF photodrama. goes in for a
strenuous fsi fight In From the
thu blatant roughneck who inter
rupted his political speech with cheap
talk and finishes him inStypical "BDi"
Russell style. The role Of tho mil
lionaire newspaper owher and editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Rainfall IL hours ending l.. ....Trare
Rainfnli - hours ending l.. NJ. .Od
Excess since March l.............. ~
Excess since January l............. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

No matter how cold the weather Cupid
coat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

wonder If Harding isn't sending General
wood to tn" Philippines to get him out OF
The way four years hence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Wind direction, northeast: wind We
loCliy. i2. highest wind yesterday. IL.
weather NJ ) J.. NJ. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

New York man who stole 81 600 000 vii,
hardly be eNonerated Ia Lands on the
ground that he needed the money in as much
as he had just won $500 at African golf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

l"t OF hungry. disappointed office seekers
ar" going TO be convinced that Friday is
an unlucky inauguration day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
.'Fhc Drsrrf Scoruinnu

the Desert Scorpion" will be- seen
today at tho Rex Thcatcr I,hia
screen attraction comes hero ycII
recommended. and is cpected To draw
ihrpc crowds There will no tho
"sua' other comedies at tho thcatcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
Veteran for Cu,,o,,n

TO the Editor OF Thc T;,na.'"i,;
roti., was surprised and 9orrw IT,
som. 49, J...,. mere was AN objection bv
IISsp'ntlons Of any Confe,icra,c snI'
ur VINO aSpir"d TO nj the once ~,
,,;. IN, OF the Confederate insti.
FROM my point or View. The.
~ no one "a suitable or more entiiinI
W. ,nc position than an old Confcdi
r. J., solder who followed Gcneral
.hrouGh the war. Evidently ihe ~.
rn",''+ institute Will be Visited bv
.nMhy strangers. aud no on. is bc,
p"Stch or can give n more cnr
rect hccoun; OF the nu,ncro,,. b,,,J
80" maze 1t more interesting thnn
h h.,, nlr Gont,s,derat", who les. therefor,
prohab!y read "A history written 80,
yo'rs after the close OF IN" VA
mar OF which are not az MI rc,
yours very truly,
freviil"ns. Va. Feb. IS. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Even i horse goes wrong once in q wliic
hut how would you like to own thar nag
that knows tho location OF all the stills in
Southwest Virginia?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Speaking of slush, Jimmy Cox wasn't so
lar wrong after ali wheu he sized up HE
G. o. T. Doodle box
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

our emporium Of wisdom speaks Of
the patient Office" in Washington. Probab bly,
that's the office assigned to care for job
hunters for whom no jobs have yet been found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Russian professor dies from effects OF gas
G ins us own maAl3S Congress take warn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Gormany viii have 10 pay even at the
minimizing eNpedient of reducing the amount
Oh POCKET change enjoyed by the ex- Kaiser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

inauguration day weather forecast is "col
ana fair" That is. it will be fair for thos
going III and cold for those coming out