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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
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Entered January %, 1905. at the rust-ofncc at
Richmond. Va. as Second class Mattel
PCBI.ISHBD every day II, the year at Ia South
Tenth Street, Richmond. Va. 10y The Times
Dispatch lublshing Co. Inc.
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OLDEST ALUMNUS OF
DICKINSON COLLEGE

STRASRtliG. VA. Feb. l0.-Cap
TAIN John ~. Grabili. editor Gf IN.
Hn"nanh"ah Herald who died al,
Woodstock on Wednesday afternoon
IN ms S3rd year. was born In Wood
STOCK. March 2. lS3a He wa4 a SIM
OF tphraim Grabll one OF m. nIn.
nc"r citizens Of the town. After hay.
ing secured such education ms thc
nom" schools afforded. h. attended
Dickinson College. Carlisle Pam
ana was the oldest almmnus OF tim;
institution. Following his yradua
tI"n he taught school for n uumhrr
OF years. and Mt one time he was
superintendent of schools Of Shenan
hoah county. when tho Civil Wa
began, captain Grabill was one Of
IN" hrst To volunteer in d.fcns. Of
tn" Southland. and he was licutcn-
ant In company which was formed
in Woodstock. Later he was trans.
fcrrcd to Whites battalion az can
tain OF Company L.. and /, wa. in
TINS organization that he partici-
pai"d in many az the battles nf the
'iNi war. For time Ia. was
prisoner Of war. After the war hr
returned To his native town and for
a time taught school HnI later hc.
rame Interested in ncw spapcr work
In addition to his ownership and
editorship az the Herald. Captain Ora
hill bccam. identified With other
rommerciai pursuits. having owned
and operated q barrel factory, y,avc
mills, and harness and sahdlcry
store.
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The Poets Corner
WE ndcrluaf.
l mink I shall go searching soon
(When Nfghtin- the Woods let's dow

think shall go searchIng soon
CWhen Night-in-the Woods let's down
her hair)
Upon impassIoned peaks. that rear
Their bosoms to the proffered moon.
Ere. pressing through the morning
Unwavering winds reach far and
wide
Like fingers on the stars, to hide
Their restless beauty out OF sIeht
shall go searching star to star
Beyond tho far horizon-O
shall so searching Till know
who Is 1t calls me. from afar.
Though beauty break along the hear.
Ana hrim the margent OF the soul;
And lightning hurl its burning dart
Beyond the sunsets aureole;
Ana wonder move within the brain
IN niue waves Of growing fears:
And thunder moan among the rain,
Ana roll the music OF tho spheres,-
snail go searching Something Far:
! snail not rest nor DO content
with Sorrow in her battlcment--
am thesnight. I am the star.
by Hardwicke NeNin, in the No
vember scribner's.
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News of Fifty Years Ago

fFrom the Richmond Dispat ch Feb II. 1929
Personal affrays are getting To be common
things ut Henrico County Courthouse" There
was another one yesterday, in which an Of
ncer OF the law and conservntor of the peace
ana IL citizen had. misunderstanding and
passed several blows before hcing parted by
friends.
Rev i. l.. NJ Curry. d. D.. has been appointed
n member Of the Richmond School Board.
The Governor yesterday appointed Thomas
W. branch to he tobacco Inspector on the part
OF the state NJ Moorcs Warehouse, Petersburg,
and -. NJ. Robertson on the part Of the own
work on the improvements to the CITY Hall.
recently ordered by III. Council. will he com
menced soon as weather conditions are n
little more favorable.
The rumor of smallpox ease in Broad
street boarding house. that created excite
mcnt as well rs CONSERVATION, proved TO he
utterly without foundation.
None OF the factories or mills in Manchester
have yet been stopped on account OF the ris-
ing waters In the James and the canal. and. 1t
Is now hoped there will he no trouble this
time.
Colonel John w. Forncy in n letter to tho
President, rendered his resignation OF the col
lcctorship at Philadelphia to give all OF his
time and attention to journalism.
The remains of General Robert Anderson
left Fort Monroe last evening for New York
in charge OF his brother and nephew. and ac-
companled by Major J. B. Burbank. and Lieu
tenant Hubbell and guard OF twelve men.
Married at Broad Street Methodist Church
on the 21th OF January by Rev y. F. Jack
Thomas II. Hancock. to Miss Anna O.
Morgan. all OF Chesterfield County.
We understand that n private school will be
opened this spring in the basement OF the Dis
patch office. Particular attention paid to
grammatical questions and arithretical prob
lcma.-Richmond Enquirer.
The gentleman OF the Enquirer whose crit
iauo upon Missions singing informer the pub
lilo that her shawl was tight about the hips"
Is TO be our assistant in the musical depart
ment
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ColunbiN's Experiment

= oltMhlA UNIVERSITY disclnlms any
- thlng more for lis new system nf .,u
ueht examinations than Il PROMISING rYr.,i
meht. Under this system the uuc.liuns q,
me ordinary examination are dan. .v.,.
with. Instead, the student finds hi,,.,i,
confronted i'll the examination roam ,.i,i
series of statements. Som. OF ,hcso ,.,
mehts are true Others are untrue" The SIN
oeh' is toid 10 put plus sign h.tor, nm
true statements ana minus sign h.r.r.
the untrue statements. Experiment. v,iil,
showed the college instructors varied b..
mhch as seventy points on a scale ar ioo i
grazing the same examination pap.r ara
partly responsible for recourse TO Tho nav
system.
IL is pointed out that grading pap.rs q,
THIS Kind can be done by any one There :.
an agreement as TO the sign that should Ia.
pelore each statement, and ii mark for each
number OF mistakes. The Instructor
simply counts the number OF corrcct
signs and gives the grade awarded in Tho
schedule for the number OF correct answer.
counted In case the student does moi kro,v
ne 10 cautioned to omit any sign. In which
event the question is counted neither for M,
against him, but. OF course fair numbnr
OF correct answers is required for passing
1t 10 believed that a fair test of the sys.
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ADJUSTMENTS
"Th. nIrth ut n Nation"

The general character Of The Birth
OF Nation now ut the Academy
Tor the last performances to-
aay. matinee aud night, Is of
necessity sober and somhre. II rem
rcs"n's critical period in tho his
tor OF the states II pictures the
times that tried mems souls" and 1,
not to he approached with lcvity. IL
liz not comedy, unless the word
comedy D." used as II was By Dante
ana salzac. II - simply truthful
picture Of the times II portrays. an,
there was little of comic natur.
in those days. Yet there is comedy
N -. w. Griffith's filmed spectacle
comedy Of the most delicate sort. bu,
comedy nevertheless
\ typical Southern home Is sbow,
wh"r" all * of good cheer Wars
alarms have not yet disturbed IL,
serenity. y young Northern lad \.
visiting his old college chum. Youth
VIII b" served, and in their playfu,
wrestling and chasing each other
about the old mansion and grounds
mere ~ pure comedy. \ few months
later. they are destined to die upon
the fields of battle. enemies. but
clasped IN each others arms.
Again. there is scene in the ne
gro quarters" where the negroes aro
showing on for the amusement n.
INC northern visitors. The dance.
the shuttle. buck and wing. and other
Steps 10 the tune or Turkey in the
straw
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themselves suner from voluntary unemploy-

themselves suffer from voluntary unemploy-
mcnt
In this respect the organization of paint
crs, decorators and paper hangers OF ST.
Louis has set n worthy example for other
crafts In the building trade. AT a recent
h'asS-mecting OF several thousand members
OF this union an overwhelming majority
voted Tor wage decrease of 20 per cent.
lhat was the percentage of reduction which
members or the building crafts generally
were asked to approve In the referendum
Just closed. by all tho crafts except this
one II was rejected. In anticipating the
Voilme OF criticism to which the paint and
wall paper craft will be subjected for not
maintaining solidarity with other building
crafts. the secretary of the former declares
that the action taken Is not only within
The right of these unionists. but is dictated
ID! gooa judgment. We have voluntarily
accepted the reduction" he says, "becnuse
we considered the interests OF the many
members of our organization who have been
loyal and have steadfastly refused to ac-
cept employment ut less than the prevailing
wage. though In need al home"
That is the sensible view to take of tho
situation. No doubt. there are many mem
bcrs OF other crafts which have rejecte ed the
proposed wage readjustment that are SINH
iarly I'm need ut home" and this need Is
likely to continue rs long as they hold out
Against reimbursement from the wartime
levei or wages. The paint and wall paper
craftsmen appreciate The benefits OF union
ISM but they also recognize the necessities
of their fellow members and in order to
open 10 them IL way to work without losing
their favorable standing as union members
voted to accept the reduction
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tenn will demonstrate that II is decided inn
provcmcnt on the old haphazard method Of
esccrtaining just what amount OF knowledge
The student has acquired from his course.
The new system was tried during the war on
candidates for commissions In the aviation
service. ana reports Indicate that ii gave
a fair measure OF tho men rs revealed i'm
their performance as uviutOrS. Tho main
purpose of the scheme, il is explained, Is
fairness in marking. and the experiments ut
Columbia seem to show that 1t meets, in
part. many of the objections advanced
against the examination system.
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FEDERAL COURT TO
CONVENE IN ROANOKE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 1o..-Tbc Ea,
:uary term OF Federal Court vii no
heid here February IL. with Jndya
henry c. Mcdowell. Of Lynchburr.
presiding. Owing TO the large num-
ncr OF arrests made in The vicinity
or Roanoke for liquor violations, this
Term OF court is expected to he the
'"rsest In the history Of this city.
several hundred witnesses have
becn summoned, and more than thirty
"iieGed iiouor vendors have been
summoned to appear before the Fed
eiai grand jury. which convenes tho
hrst day Of court
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John ID. Scott.

STRASBURG. VA. Feb. 1o-John
~, -. scott, weil-known citizen Of
Ioms Brook. passed away at his home
Yesterday at the early age of 80
years death being due to compIica-
tion OF diseases. Funeral services
were held from the Toms Brook I.u-
theran Church this afternoon. Rev.
d. II. Rhodes. Of the Christian
Church. will officiate. Burial took
place in the Toms Brook Cemetery
For ffteen years deceased was a
loyal and devoted member OF Mas
sanutten Council, No. IS. Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, and this order attended the
funeral in body and conferred tho
last rites upon the body as their
final tribute to his Earthly pilgrim
age.
Mr.. Scott left a widow and two
small children: his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Scott. Of Toms Brook
and three sisters. Mrs. Edwin Austin
Of New York; Mrs. Mary Stalcup, of
Washington. y. c., and Miss Ruth
Scott OF Pittsburgh, Penn.
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Likes thc Sermons.

To the Editor or The Times Dispatch.
Sir Let me thank you fnr p,,h-
fishing the .cr'ntEs OF the direr,rS
pastors In Richmond churches. Al.
is worth all the other news We got
in Mondays paper. I take five others
ana enjoy the Christian Herald.
published In New York. and those
sermons. more than all. hope yvs
VIII continue in your good work.
\. w. WINSTON. SIR.
Louisa, Va, February 10, 1922.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
NJ IENItY EDWARD WARMER

RcjuNcnntn.
] did not know | knew so much
ABOUT the rolling and the Dutch
Until got my old skates out
And took little glide about.
II all came back-thc stunts knew
Ana oil the tricks l used to do.
came back. that had so lille lain.
And there l was, a kid again.
cut the pigeon wings old gait
And deftly made n figure eight:
rolled this way and fair outdid
The best | used to when II kid
To see me pull those fancy stunts
That gave me reputation once,
Cut ten years from my age. and made
Me bold. and sure, and unafraid
And though today my poor back aches
ANA where the mustard plaster bakcs
MY chest. there is field II pain
M game To go and skate again,
Yum can't kid me! I'm tame enough
Hut when I'm loose | cut up rough.
pain-Grcat Christmasl
WOW!
o. well. it's worth IL anyhow!
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SHAW FUNERAL. IS
HELD IN STAUNTON

SrAtNToN. VA. Feb. l0-Gnshcn
BAPTIST Church was Allied to it's ca
pacity this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
whent services over the body of Cap
tain Frank 7. Shaw were conducted.
taptnin shaw lost his life in the Lex
inrton Hotel catastrophe in Rich
mond early Tuesday morning
Captain shaw was ca years old nd
had been in the employ of the Chcsa-
prakc and Ohio Railroad for forty
four years. AZ the time OF his death
hc was conductor.
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Charles r.. ItoI,Tn.,n

"nci"' services for Charles F..
robinson. 30 years old. father ~
V. ID. l.. Robinson, executive saora
'arE OF the Virginia Good Roads As
hocia'ion. who died Thursday after
noon at the home OF his son Isio
Grove Avenue, vii be conducted This
afternoon 1T 1 o'clock from tho
nome. Rev. J. }. Gravatt. u. D.. viii
o'heia,e. Burial will be in UoIlv.
WOOD Cemetery. Palihcarers will ho
y, ~. weymouth. +. VI. Wiley. N. L.
Maison. j. I. McAllstcr. Frank w
'ehks, Jr., and W. j. O.C,nnnnr 81
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Mrn. I.nhcI e. Jennings.

i.i N'HBtRG VA. Feb. l0.-Mrs.
iSahri Frances Jennings. So years Of
age VIE a! the late Jesse H. Jcn.
h!hHs' died late Thursday night at
her home. go Gum Street. o. n heart
trouble. Her husband was victim
OF influenza during the cpic-nic Of
october 1918. Mrs. jennings was II
Miss PnNnc before her marriage ANA
native Of Campbell County.
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mmr, Mr.. xcnti rn,,a.

Funeral services for Mrs. Net,ie
Morton colt. wife OF Walker Scott.
Wh" ne" Thursday at her home 1851
M"humer Avenue, after an illness OF
many m'h'hs. Will he conducted this
morning ~ SIS o'clock Int.rncn,
VIII u" IN Farmvill" At O'Clock Mrs
scott Is survived by one sister. Mr..
- .. Goocp. Of Roanoke. Va. and
TWO brothers. tohcrt q, aud Monro.
-. Morton. OF Louisville. KY.
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Mrx. Snrnh Ellen HucIl.

Funeral services for Mrs sarah
Ellen Buell., ~ years old. who died
thursday night At 1870 o'c,ork In
me nom" of her sistrr. Mrs r. r.
tnNaI lllo Porter street, Will he
hrih inns afternoon At : o'clock "a,
INC nome" Rev. q. W. wray viii Of
n'la'". lniermcnt will be in Maury
Cemetery.
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Mrs. EIyxo Marshal, In,e.

Mrs. Eliza Marshall Inncs, Of CO.
lumhia, s. c.. died Wednesday. Feb
ruary .. in that city. Her rcma ins
were brought to this city for burial.
She Is survived by ono son, Donald
G.. Innes. OF Columbia. 8. c., and two
daughters, Miss Jennie q. Innes. Of
columbia. S. C.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Wcts-
icer. nf Granite. Va The funeral will
take place from Rliley's funeral par
lors this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
torment will be in Hollywood Gene
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MIR. Ensic,'. Position.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatrh.
Sir was astnnished this morning
10 see IN your report of the annual
meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce
last night that | ann quoted as saw
ing that II arm in favor nf munici-
pal ownership OF the traction com
pahN II that was necessary to In
sur" cfiicicn, service >
u made no such statement and am
"haiterahly opposed To muniripal
ownership Of any business tina, can
ID" conducted otherwise. While nm
""Ro'" I" repeat the exact lanrunre
used. ns dtd not max. "a write,
r"p"r'. the sum ana substance ar
"""' SAID on this particular sun
!rc' ~ mat ] was reliably Informed
mat mere was u certain nl,u,nt L.,
VA" cry of Richmond that fov,,cd
"'"h''lha' ownership and, II the s,r.c,
car company was put out Of husi
ness Win their cNpcrlcnc. b.rr-.
III Ees'ofs II might b. diifcul, 4, got
"'her capital Invested In n street. car
company here. ana tina, this yl,un
''"h might be taken ADVANTAGE ar
by those who favored mtnt,in,i
ownership. '"'
flraS" MAX" this correction In us.
tice To me.
JOHN g. EASLEY
Il'hnond. Va EchrtlJrv IA ,,ao
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Frances Iannu Aleu-.

Mrs. Frances Emma Allen. wife nf
the late Richard u. Allen, died yes
terday in Wilmington y. e. she was
81 years old. She is survived by
three sons, Walter ~. Frank J.. and
O'Dorsey G. Allen. and two daush-
ters, Mrs. w. II. Cavedo and Mrs. Ed
ward Williams. Funeral arrange
mcnts had not been completed last
night
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IL GORDON, JE
richmond. Nn.. Feb. 2. 1922.
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.Inhn ~. Mrers.

WINCHESTER, VA. Feb. 1o.-John
w. Myers. agad about 65, a widely
known travelling lesman connected
with T. j. Cooper & Son. died late
today IN Memorial Hospital from "a
stroke Of paralysis suffered less than
week ago. Surviving are a widow
and one son, Or. Walter y. Myers.
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Bury Mrs. Anthony To-day.

Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget
a. Anthony. IS years old. widow of
Captain Andrew c. Anthony, who died
Thursday in her home. PA North
Ninth Street. will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in ST. Peters
Church. Burial will be in Mount CAL
vary Cemetery.
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Voice of the People

Letters Tor tho "yoico OF the
Ieopie" Column should not exceed
'Vo words In length. Hcyond that
number tho Editor reserves the
rikht TO blue pencil. Name and
hudrcs" nust accompany each cona-
nuhicst ton, not for publication. II
INC writer does not yvlsh II. sut
~ evidence OF good faIth.
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y Sensible View

VIZ III" housing situation acute
'"'"'eh"nt the United States. build.
hG construction continues a, n very Low
"''eh'sf" as compared with normal limos
'''"nS' oil tn" refusal OF iac building cr.fts
accept inevitable wage readiustments
nus. me public suffers for lack Of bou..
ing facilities and the members Of tho crans
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hEAIHSV1LLE. VA. Feb. IN
IT. a. j. Fisher. n well-known and
80. pnvsician OF the Northern
,,n nIed Monday OF pneumonia, M
ns "'ne AZ Emmcrton, aged about
os years DIR. Fisher is snrvivad t'
mis- wife. n son. and two danah,a'
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Theater Calendar

ACADEMY-'-rhc Birth of
Nation"
LYRIC-Kcith vaudeville.
COLONIAI-pearl White, in "a
Virgin Paradise"
BROADwAY-Jackic coocan. In
MY Boy
BiJOC-An-star east, In way
Down East
IsIs-Harry Carey. in "rhc
Fox"
opEON--Ralph lnce's, "A Mans
Home"
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Mrs. Mnrier TyrruI, q. u,r,

Mrs Marier Tyrrull O'Hara. died
at her residence, ll161-2 Beverley
street. at HAS o'clock last night.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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Mrs. Charlie. n. .a.

CHaR i.OTTESVILLE. VA. Feb 10
MIS-: charles r. Adams. mother Of
MrS FRANKLIN r. Shihett. Of this civ
n,en iast night at hor home, Spring
mn she was in her 57th year. and
Is survived by eight children.
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GcOrSr MrIrhf

George Wright died at his resi-
"shee' 2"i3 Albany Avenue. yesterday
afternoon 1T $50. Funeral arrange.
mch's VIII he announced later.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


O'Clock In her home. t3ln Forcs, nm
NF"nu" Funeral services viii take
pi"ce 'AlS Afternoon nj { O'Clock from
M nome burial Will ~ In Holly
WOOD. Besides h"r husband MIR.
Walsh - survived nv two ,surb,.rS
MISS Jane Walsh and Mrs. II. IL.
Towers and tire. sons. James f..
Clarence X. and Richard y. Walsh,
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secretary FAIL. 1t is reported. Is about
resign because he Is out of harmony with the
administration policy. TIiS going is not a
matter Of any stup"udoms Importance. but there
Will u" Widespread interest in tho suggestion
that IN" admin iStrati"n has a policy
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r JUN e. EASILY.
'"'hh"nh. Va. February 10 1900
Money Needed for uonn. ma sr,,.,,.

""hry Needed for uonds mud Sch,,,.
IN" Editor nf Tho TNmcs plsua,cb'
Hl.--Ih" cNccut!N. committee, -,
INC american Legion AT their r.c.u,
Meeting In this city took 1lp the ,c,
OF 1920 appropria,inp I'm .rcc, 81
""oo"p To build a Memorial Library
IN th's city. and also TIA. bll recon-,
~ introduced hy IN. TO repeal IN.
SAID act. and after hearing arm.
'""ht decided that the act ough, ma,
!" 10" repealed and passed rcsolu-
tons ia that effect
III 'aking ms action do not no.
ioN" that tn. committee truly rem
f'S"ht"n IN" rank and nlo OF ,hny
Nirsihia so!diers as this money 1,
HndiN needed. both FOR roads and
s"h""ls which arc suffering for ia.
mex nj FUNDS. am therefore ask
'ng space IN the peoples column I'm
your rRr"r 10 CIV" the soldiers
throughout the stat" an opportunity
:" witt" their Senators and Rcpre-
S-f.in'iv"s whether they approve Of
th's arpropr ,ati"n or n>,. and trust
that 'hoy Wit do So,
I. GORDON. JR.
Richmond. Nn.. Fob. .. 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

Theatrical managers assert that half Of ,h,
c""nirNS l".nnh actors ont Of work THAT
doesn't apply. Of roursc. to III" movie actors
VIA" ar" enjoying ono of their busiest seasons
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Up With the Times
By u. u. 10.

Chicago is declared to hr the honc of 10 600
professional criminals. What is more. il APP
pears that most NJ them have been there long
enough to vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

Mrs. Annie Riddick Walsh. 72 years
old wife OF Marcellus A. walsh.
died yesterday morning At 11:l6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

Laughter. said the anxious mother .ara
YOU SURE you love this man enough to marry
him.
IN M"ther' don't he y" foolish and old
."S"'"n"" inc modern young woman pouted
"Il"w can ono he sure Of whom nn, how nucb
or for how long one lovcs?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

Win lh" washington conference" out of tho
way we ar" ahl" I" concentrate. on the effort
at California authorities Ia raise S,n1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

The arraienmcnt OF the customers no ,hoy
prominent ar otherwise. and 'duScs OF the
same medicine" that given the sales.
man. VIII go much farther in the cur,ailmont
o. The liquor violations There is .n,,r,,,
700 iiItl" hsht made IN the consumer ma ion
nun" attention given I'll" important part Tint
he h!aES. I" ever successfully break IN the
n"fa:iHiiS business KinSton Free Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
Echoes From Down Home

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l"nairc son seldom keeps the old mans bust
ness HoinE.-AShcvilc citizen.