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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-01-09
SENATOR AMERYKANSKI
DOMAGA SIZE UZNANIA
BOLSZEWIKOW.
Washington, 8 styeznia.

Waszyngton, 8 stycznia. =.
z powodu zadah angielskiego
premjera Lloyd Georgia, ably ma
majacej sic odbyc ekonomiczneJ
konferencji swiatowej nczestni-
czyly Rosja i Niemcy, senator
France Maryland zwrocil sic w
sobote do senatora Lodge ably
ten ostatni przedsiewzisi odpo-
wiednia akcje W kornitecic do
spraw zagranicznycil W celu u
znania rzadu bolszewickiego w
Rosji. Senator France, ktory ME
dawno odwiedzii Rosie sowiecka,
Jest W tyct sprawach bardziej po|
informowany niz ktorykolwiek
inny senator. Dlatego tez p. Fran
&C utrzymuje, re doprowadzenle
Europy do rownowagi ekonomi-
cznej, do calloowitego jej odbu-
dowania, ME moze sic odbyc bez
uprzedniego uznania obecnego
rzadu rosyjskiego, gdyz gospo--
darcza odbudowa Europy musi
sic odbywac jednoczesnie'z takaz
odbudowa Rosji. Senator France
porozumiewai sic w swoim CA
sic W tych sprawach zarowno z
prezydentem Hardingiem jak z
Sekretarzem Stant a takze Il
pcwna grupa senatorow, ktorym
W Sposob dostateczny wyiuszczyiI
wowczas powody, ola ktorych
ME nalezy zwlekac z uznaniem
rzadu bolszewickiego. Pan Fran
ce przedstawii nawet szereg wnio |
sk6w w tel sprawie ale zaden z
nich ME zostal przyjety. We
wnioskach swych senator Fran
ce powoiywai sic ma polityke An
gill w stosunku do Rosji, gdzie
Anglicy staraja sic "a wszelka
.cene zawiadnac Rosie pod wzgle
dem ekonomicznym. Zwo1ywana
obecnie niedzynarodowa 5konfe-
reneja ekonomiczna = mowi P.
France = jest ia sama konferen-
cja, o ktorej mySlal' i ktora
pan France, pred
kilkoma miesiacami, kiedy |
nadarzai sic najodpowiedniej
sly XII temu czas, ktory dzi-
siaj, niestety, zostai stracony,
bo inicjatywe zwolania takiej
konferencji wziely W swe rece ME
Stany Zjednoczone, a inne rzady
europejskie.
DoKoLA BoNUSU OLA ZoL |
MERRY ARMJI / FLoTY. |
Washington, 9 stycznia. II
w sferach urzedowych dowiedzia
no sic wczoraj, re sprawa bonu-
su zolnierskiego zostmie zdecy-
dowana W marcu. Kilku senato-
row byio W sobote W Bialym Dol
mu. gdzie, jak utrzymttja dobrze
poinformowani, toczyia sic roz-
NOVA wlasnie ma temat bonusu.
Niektorzy tych senatorow OIL
swiadczyli, IL dotychczas mic ME
=
prosbe kompanji, kt6ra stara sist
4 4 4 q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
y Showdown in Sight

y his insistence that the present short ses-
sion OF Congress enact into law certain
measures which he has sponsored from the
outset of his admin ;Stration without Great
ing much enthusiasm for them among even
his own partisans, the Frcsiien; has invited
an early showdown on just how much in
fuence he possesses with tina, body since
he determined 10 adopt a more vigorous role
OF party leadership. Heading his legisla-
tive program is the ship subsidy bill. He
insists that this measure be forced on its
passage at the final session OF this Congress
because he knows thst it stands not g shos,
OF chance in the new Congress
me test on this measure probably will
come on motion 20 dispiace il with some
form of agricultural relief legislation y
motion 10 this effect would have been sub
mitted before the holiday recess but for
the fact that the proponents Of such legis-
iation. including the usually compact farm
bloc organization, have been unable to unite
on any measure that meets the views Of
all OF them. Before the end OF the week
the senate Banking and Currency Com
miitee is expected 10 report concrete recon-
mendations for rural credits legislation. The
committee plans TO reject practically all the
bills that have been before il and will pre-
sent a new plan, based upon the enlarge
ment OF the Federal reserve system TO meet
IHs situdNlpH Inc Dill when Will cIlandts
from the Banking Committee will signalize
the administrations effort TO placa;e the
farm bloc while opposing the radical meas
ures that have been presented These call
for government aid for single class never
before attempted. They range all the way
from the Norris bill, which aims to make
the government the giant middleman be-
tween consumer and producer. 10 minor
measures FOX farm aid. including a proposal
10 have the Federal government insure the
yearly crops of the farmers.
II the measure thus to be reported out
should be so souadly framed along wide
lines OF practical relief as 10 command the
support alike OF radicals and conservatives
truly interested in permanently lettering
conditions tor the farming Industry as a
whole. some OF the opposition 10 the Presi-
cents ship subsidy proposal might be
p!acated aad h Re enabled 20 cac by with
d; under 'gea;!eman's agreement" tina,
both measures be allowed 20 reach vote
before the expiration OF the prcsen, Con
E'ess Under such sa aEreeme.; there are
probably enough lame ducks" in the Sen
s'e 20 turn the tide IN favor OF the ship
subsidy bill. which al-sady has passed the
House. Otherwise, the chances ara tina. the
Presidents entire legislative program Will
al! aIa y viii 81 forced 10 convene the
n=w Co1E:ess il so .zl session 70 &C, on
sotne measures which tbs p-b.ic welfare
!npsrs,.ys.y demands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

600 OF population. An even more startling
increase in cases Of suicide is recorded; It
is almost incredible that tho number Of
instances OF seif-dostrue;ion exceeded by
approximately 1900 the number OF deaths
from automobile accidents. The quickened
homcidal tendency found expression IN a
rate increase from IL 10 SIS.
It does no, appear probable that 1921
will show diminished rate OF fatalities
from careless handling OF the automobile.
Compilations so far undertaken have been
unofficial and OF course. incomplete. but
newspaper readers certainly have received
no impression OF a distinct improvement.
Just yesterday the news columns carried the
statement that, in Chicago and Cook Coun-
~. automobile accidents during the present
year were responsible for an aggregate OF
CAL deaths; and this included no figures for
November and December. Chicago's record
does not betoken any material progress to-
ward solution OF the problem created by
multiplying motor cars and criminal driy-
ing.
We must be heartened by the unmstak-
able evidence OF a national advance toward
the conquest OF the diseases which have
heen--and still are--chief among the de-
stToyers of life. But the Census Bureaus
summaries constitute plain warning TO
take notice OF other measurably preventable
causes OF death, causes which are operat-
ing-or were in 1a21-with increasing in
stead of diminishing. deadliness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
General Marcus j. Mrirht

THE South and the whole nation were
sinsuIary fortunate in the Length Of
years granted 10 Marcus J. Wrigh. VINO the
last but two OF the surviving briEadier-
generals Of the Confederacy, died a, wash
inEton yesterday a the are OF 81.
To distinguished record Of military
service, this brilliant Tennesseean added
more than full hall century Jf arduous
ana devoted peace-time lab5rs whose frui,
mas made secure his high place in the flee
ton and admiration of his people
Chosen hardly more than decade after
the war as an agent OF tho United Statcs
War Department for the collection of Con
federate records. General Wright diligen,-
~ and with shining ability carried on tho
duties OF that post until q few years arc.
Declining health then compelled him TO re-
linquish an undertaking in the discharge OF
which he had won universal applause and
especially the enduring gratitude OF the
Southern people.
General Wright was a maker, prescrver
and writer Of history. Though his Hum
mating pen In its recording OF past events
was not held entirely TO the affairs and the
figures OF the Southern States his absorb
tfon in the background, the traditions
ideals and achievements of this section in
evitably proved TO he the inspiration OF the
bulk OF his historical writings. And his
strong. sympathetic grasp OF the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

NdEMBERS Of the General Assembly have
{lpl Within the next two months an op-
, pcr'unity :0- public service rarely pzta!-
3le.ed The issue bato:a tina; body ! the
best method OF providing funds for VIA; i1e
5Governor aptly terms reasonably rapid con-
lstruction OF tie STATE highway system
Rarely has the-e been more complete IN
formation ayailsh3s concerning any public
Issue i nas heen storm center o. dis
cussion since carly IL the EUbe-us'orial
,campajru e. 1874 and n the ?:ec%d!a :
year was tha lpiec, Of education il coz
nectlon wi,t t,.e atnendmen; 10 ths Cor
Eeiitu'iou ratified ty ne voters Z, the polls
Last month governor T-lrEle ss-t GU:
s s,s yas r. ne iss.s r, s2aeeTlas . ne
iThe w. placed il ne hands q. svs-y
: neu.par 30 ,t. Le- 5.atu"s ErE gvs. we
1puu.Iarr N t,e press. -'ie gsr o. tc.5
fissls finance, iE gasoline -aE vas t-..r
|disru--s- y -tt Genera Assembly rs; w.
;sr Ta+ Isvnar.'s tyrf n=sa fed ".
eei-o--a II nan~ai CATIONS - srs-T
II ma To- ,afaI 81. r-ar,e; III. nan
+be~ ~ IL 5s-ars ant Suass p. DssEt,ss
"a aErr aut 49, -5ks avs 81. si- -
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cuuf.' Lea II 5.lpl-tttr tu -,,y-r-.l- %.
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trtFf ~ G -.sr ~ Va -
f=fe--Ts; s.E ir-ts 81 ags-r, 49,
49, e ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
For Eytcnsfon C1o..c,
IN AND OUT Of TOWN.

Misscs Sallic and Martha FitzEer-
aid. of Gint"r Park. are spending the
holidays with their brothers. Mcssrs.
George and Cabell Fitzgerald, I'm
Hampstead. L. I.
Miss Jami Kellogg IS spending the
Christmas holidays with friends in
81. Petersburg. Fla.
Miss Eliza Mason, OF Hampton, Is
tho guest OF Miss Anne Broken
Trough.
T.. Lee Roden and ]. p. winfree. OF
Richmond. arc guests at tho Hotel
Penns ylvania. In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Goode and 1T
tie daughter. Caralyn. of Chase City.
arc spending the Christmas holidays
with Mrs. Charles Osborne. on West
Grace Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius j. Lindsey
arc guests OF DR.. and Mrs. a. p.
Fraynham for the holidays.
Miss Mary Campbell Williams.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Williams. OF l7IS Hanover Avenue,
has left to spend the Christmas holt
days with relatives in Essex County.
Miss Ruth K. Paul. who is attend
ing the IiarrisonburE Normal School,
Is SPENDING the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul,
IL? South Laurel Street.
William IT. Peyran has been the
guest OF Mrs. G.. NJ. EddinGton for
the Christmas holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
News Of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Dec. % 1872
All tho malls sen, off from this city
yesterday time. except those for Glou-
caster and contiguous points. which, how
ever, wern sent to Fish Haul In tho afternoon.
The malls coming in were practically all on
time
AT meeting Of Myrtle Lodge Knights OF
Pytrias. December &C. tho following gentle
elected Office: James IIowle
Thomas Clemrntt. NJ J. Powers, T.. w. steven
son. +. T. Anthony. George j. Hooper, Joh,
Ahnrn. g. y. Wlcks Tho latter was chosen
representative to tho grand lodge and H. r.
Shcppcrson chosen alternate
John jackson broke through tho leo on tho
Basin yesterday and camc near drowning
Hampton w. Curtis son Of Captain John A.
Curtis badly injured last night by tho
explosion Of rocket In tho hands of boy
~ tho corner OF Twenty-htth and Broad
Streets
Tn" virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company declared "a scmiannual dividend OF
g per cent, free Of taxes. and has added . IL
pcr cont 10 the surplus out OF the profits q.
the pact six months. Tho Union Bank has
declared a dividend OF per cent. Tho FRS,
NationaI Bank has declared n dividend of
per cent OF tho earnings for tho last sIN
months
Miss u. T.. Van Lew visited tho jail o,
Christmas and distributed among the inmate.
"a liberal supply OF substantial odablcs and
CONNECTIONS. Her kindness was gratefully an.
prrciatcd.
The dinner 10 the boys OF thA MaIo Orphar
Asylum ycnterday was enjoyed fully. Amonl
those present woro: Captain Charles u. vii
iiamH. secretary: r. +. Richardson OF IN,
and hi. cstinabln lady, degervo much crcdi
for tho SKIN displayed In tho management o.
Affairs on tho occasion. Thoro aro nfty-s!x
inmates Of the Institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
All VIII Come In.

CTaicisn SswA and Observer)
turkey plans 20 become member OF tho
leagga III nations" sayg a cOngtantinople dis
patch. when Free Ireland IS In tho saddle
~ riiI become number arc Canada and
Australia. Germany will be welcomed when
II EettIes It's reparatiOn question and shows
that u Is ready To contribute its part to end
iniiiiariau. 50 VIII Russia. when 1t RECEIVERS
from the f"Ye: tina, haH afflicted Il; a fever.
however, not w tad 80 permanent control by
CHar government would have been. And. then.
crt"r tho United states. /, may come before
the election ~ 1874 Tut unless public opinion
forces entrance before that timo. the Demo
cratic ires.d'u' elected that year VIII have
The honor 10 iok" asdclnycd seat Il, tho Table
II VIII Muc'lon un,n then. but not perfectly
until TAX" our scat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IiodSson. wore dark blue suit with
platinum fur and black velvet hat
Her corsae. bouquet was OF roses
and sweet peas. rho maid OF honor
was the brides youngest sister. MISS
Frances Teifair Hodgson. who wore
picture hat and carried an arm bou-
Iuet OF Russell roses. George j..
Sion"man was best man and George
j. Sion"'nan. Jr, was ringbcarer.
Immediately after the ceremony n
buHct luncheon was served at Low
ing tone the home OF MIR. and Mrs
}. y. Loving. and later In tho after
noon the bride and groom were enter
t"incd informally by Miss Jennie
hughes and Miss VI Elise IIodrson,
at their apartment in "rhc ilIr.x''
Mr.. and Mrs. Blunt will make their
home in Washington.
VIII Make Hume Iiore.
Mrs. Virginia Jennie Mcleod an
nounccs the marriage OF her dauGh-
ter. Olive May Martin, to John Ernest
iIo!lins. Saturday evening. December
%. In the parlors of tho home OF
Rev. Herbert r. Carlton, pastor OF
Weber Memorial baptist Church, 9O7
West Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoi-
ms VII! mako their homo In Rich
mUnd.
For Extension Classes.
Mrs. G. NJ. EddlnEton Will enter
tain the English Extension Classes
OF William ana Mary College, next
Wednesday afternoon at ( o'clock in
her home. 1929 Floyd Avenue.
Quiet Marriage Tuesday.
MISS Mamie Katherine Phillips. OF
ihliade!phia. was quietly married to
Henry y. Jones. OF Richmond on
Tuesday. December %. The wedding
took place at the Groom's home, 5l7
North Twcnty-seventh Street Mr.
and Mrs. Jones left yesterday for n
trip TO Florida, and upon their rc-
turn will make their home in Rich
mond,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
OF Interest to Women

At meeting OF the ball commit
teo OF the a. Il. V. a. yesterday
morning tho costumes presented by
Mrs. Archer Jones. chairman Of the
costume committee. were selected
These costumes are unusually gor-
geous. tho silks. satins and vclvcts
being OF rich color and beautiful de-
Sign. Mrs. Egbert Leigh. Jr.. chair
man OF the cast committee, an
nounced that her committee had So
lectcd nifty OF the most prominent
men and women In tho State to take
part In tho pageant. which will be
given during tho ball. and which will
no one OF the most brilliant ever
given in Virginia. The ball will be
given at the Grays' Armory on jan
uary 81. Miss Ellen Bagby IL chair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Questions and Answers.

Somebody Please Suggest a Rook.-I am n
man. aged 20, seventy Inches tall. weigh 1853
pounds. we'll and hearty. habits good | retire
At every night. drop to sleep a, once. and
wake at about O'Clock. Then I lie awakc
until morning. what can do to break tho
spell? am retired fnrmcr.--R. r. r..
Answer.-Try the Borough Treasurer or
the lnvalid's Tale the Man That Corrup,ed
i!adlcyburr one o'clock ~ NJ is an ideal
hour to retirc--It you are not in an importan,
part 81 the story then. Nine o'clock is the
chiidrcns and old folks retiring hour
N-itay Treatment AfInr Opcra,ion-IIo,v
long nft"r removal OF breast cancer ia II nd
v!Sabie 10 continue N-ray tr.atrncnt-Ii t.
Answer.-fenerail ono" a week for a few
weeks, then loss frequently for year The
condition OF patient and scar are taken into
consideration. Better continue too long and
prevent recurrence. than discontinue too early
and hava tho cancer return. for few too
many X-ray treatments Will do no harm at
any rate.
Copyright National Newspaper ServIcc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Clerk. R.n,,,h. p,,,,

cantain j. IL. Fuller. chief clerk In
tho ONCE OF Treasurer Hulco recoIvs,t
as Christmas gift from his asso
c!atcs In tho ONCE. valuable gold
pen. Tho gift was handed over by
John II. llarvie. tho dust man" OF
tho Office. who expressed tho we'll
wishes or tho co-workers. Captatu
ruler thanked tho bunch" and OK
piain"d that he wns taken so much
ny snrpris" that no felt himself TOO
fun for~utterancn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
A Man Got. Througb
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

Man Gets Through.
man gets through with his follies:
When the serious side grows big
There isn't tho glamour there used to bo
And there's moro OF the need to digl
There isn't tho lure In tho lights that fars
Where tho music 10 brazen and coarse
And there isn't tho pop to tho trombonos blare
And tho songs till tho crowd grows hoarso.
Yes. man gets through with his frivois;
For there's more than loud brass band
When over the top OF tho hill thore looms
Tho job for the strong sure handl
We dazzle ourselves when tho heart Ia Young
And we daily and waste, TIL we sec
Round the bend In the Road the picture
sprung
or tho finish that has to boil
a man gets through with the masking
And he sees things more they are:
lie steadlcs himself. and he fixes his eve
On The rays OF n guiding star
And swccter than all he has lived It'll then
Arc tho Guietcr stronger joys
or the battle to win in tho strifcs of men
When he's through with his painted TOYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
A Letter From nm Educated Lady,

VIVA, is the difference. II any. between 4
woman and a lady A. D.. 1872?
An authority Informs us that lady ,s a
woman who looks after tho domestic AFFAIR.
OF n family. woman whom obedience or
homage is owed. tho feminine correla,Ivc Of
lord woman OF social distinction or SUI
perior position. "A woman of refined and gentle
manners Anyway lady Is a woman. Since
VIC have no lords in this country we have
no ladies OF that cut. But any one can Ec.
pretty fair idea of what constitutes a lady
by reference TO tho authority quoted Dr.
Noah Webster.
Her" is letter from an educated lady. or.
at least. a lady who is being exposed to edu-
ca tion and in whom 1t seems to take:
81. - Hospital.
Dr. william Brady,
Dear Doctor:
Your valuable letter OF information reached
me today and YOU may be sure It was an
rrcciatcd. shall always remember tho GOOD
ADVICE YOU gave me, as have no ono else TO
rely on. My mother died when was 10
years old. and my father sent me away 10
school. Ny school companions told me things
which have now found out arc not true
Again thank you from my heart for IN.
precious advice you gave me. and / wish you
success and health and long life.
Yours sincerely.
JONQtH. RIRETTE
or course, that isn't tho ladys name but
she Is pupil nurse in a hospital training
school.
Thousands OF ladies OF education might JUS,
as well be orphans at 10. so far as any ado
quate instruction In tho truth OF l!fe by
their mothers may bo concerned
Miss Rihette writes :, brief enough lottcr
but Il tells big story at that. NV school
companions told me things which have found
true"
That is the kind Of Information. teaching
or enlightenment which thousands of educated
ladies receive about lfe-thngs which are
not true.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
The 0ucktinn.

Say. Ch!mmie. how'd yuh like T. be m
richest man on Earth. huh?"
Il dunno: that's n hardin. DO bay. =.
earn IL, steal it or does somebody diem Iowa
It { me-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
The Weather
Furnished By U. 8. Weather bureau.

Forecast: Virginia -
Rain and colder this
morning; pro b - b q y
clearing this afternoon:
Tomorrow. FUR.
North NIrolinn-Gcn-
orally fair and colder
today. preceded by rain
In northeast portion
this morning; tonor-
row. fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Up With The Times
ny H. q. II.

The Armen!ans by ;heir plea at Lausanne
have again demonstrated that they are the
most dfident people on earth; all they ask
is national home In Turkey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

And the Turks by their attitude toward the
a7peSl have again proved that, II there is
one thing they totally incapable of for
giving, Il Is ditHdence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Locni Temperature Yc,terdn,

l.. NJ. temperature ............ 81
MAXIMUM temperature to s i. MI. CT
Minimum temperature to y L. M. ),
Mean temperature" yesterday ....... 4.
Normal temperature for this date. ~
i'N''Hs yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Deficiency since March l ...... a.
Deheiency since January ....... 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

coupled with exceptional skill in literary
presentation. made the volumes that came
from hts Pen richly deserving OF the dis
tinguished place students OF history have
assigned 10 them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

The administration, II appears is going to
hsat Borahs plans for international con-
ference. The administration may however
wind UP BY declaring tina, 1t has had some
:hins ot the SORT in con,empla ton for many
months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
L.aEniappc.

Two and two make five, when required
The hoas'er always finishes apologetically
Truth hurts. but the lie kills
Absence has a way Of adjusting Its heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Spirit of Virginia Press

VIA; evs-y zeal friend O: good roads ha.
urged has been an extraordinary session. We
vii have that. thanks 20 the move OF Dele
gates Page and Smith. who inaugurated a
Plan which paved the way for the Governors
cz!,. although ;h@ di-ec, reco n n enda;lons on
- ras ;ar is rot received with any sres,
acclaim Il mes. parts-No-folx Ledger Dis
3z:-h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Charcoal Eph.s DnII, Thourht

ain got no Kind % use TO- runnn special
~ said charcoal Erh. modify. but 1 sure
got enough respect To- nah face t call on NAH
heels when needed. Eat a prune Mlstah Lack
SON."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-Neil O'Brien's Min
atrels.
LYR1C-Keith vaudeville, now
show today.
BIJOU Tho Young Rajah,"
BI'UEBIRD-"Divo Coupons"
BROADWAY-"One Week OF
Love-"
CoLONIAL-"Back Homo and
Broke"
lSIS-"Tho Lano That Had No
Turning"
oDEoN-''Timothy's Quest"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

Secretary Fall. we read. Is about 20 retire
from the Presidents Cabinet. Perhaps he has
decided 20 quit IL in order 10 prove TO tho
country that he has been in it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
IT,. safe Enough 10 ne, on.

(ChIcago News)
All things considered. I.ondons doubt that
The United Rtatcs IL about to lend Germany
81 500. 100000 seems perfectly reasonable
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