Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

Georges
be unnerved if she should appear at the
ringsde. Any man would be feazed nv hav-
Ing to pause in the midst Of a fight TO OK
plain to his wife the rules of tho r,mo ond
his Intentions
Up With the Times
According to Republican Chairman Adams.
the present Congress has made "A record that
mas hardly been equualed. And a record which
IL Is 10 be hoped Will never be equaed again
President ObrcEon has decreed tho use OF
standard time in Mexico This Is probably
another phase Of his commendable effort to
substitute today for tomorrow in tina, coun
try.
Noon to o'clock-our woodrow Wilson
Hour.
The French have been accused Of talking
with their hands and shoulders. II is begin
ming TO appear that they doing their
thinking with some equally ou,-ot- the way
instrument.
The league Of nations. by present signs.
escaped having its heart cut out only to have
1t completely broken.
Movie Star VIII Hays does not, Of course,
need to he reminded that his $3.50 600 will
buy a whole lot more contsn,ment il he averts
his gaze from $4,000 autos and hotel pajama
parties.
Poincare is against giving Germany mora
torium. Il is said. What he is in favor OF
giving Germany is not to be mentioned free
ly In the columns OF family newspaper
The Republican bonus plan seems to he to
give the soldiers order Europe for
anything they want.
Echoes From Down Home
Garden sass beats dried raisins or
any patented liquid preparation for putting
iron In the blood fun Of greens
pluckcd from his own turnip patch is more
likely to he n good citizen Pot liquor off
cola rds peas green or dried give him such
n comfortable feeling that he isn't apt to ex
pertinent with booticgger hooch or home
hr-w-RalciEh Times.
IT'S All right 10 make rules governing the
use OF gases and submarines airpIanes and
other Implements OF war to apply in the next
war. hut II Is far better 10 make such rules
that there Will not be the next war."--k IN
ston Free Press.
There's one thing we'd like to settle while
we've got an idle moment on our hands FRO
hibition's friends say less liquor is being
sumed now than before Congress played it's
little joke and prohibitions foes say faint so.
And here VIC are losing sleep over tho thing
Wilmington Star.
So the liquor in the Messenger Of Peace,
stranded on this Ocracokc bar, wasn't intended
for us at all. Very we'll; but It will be a fno
idea for British subjects II they intend to cx-
ercEe their right Ia have joywater In their
possession to keep IL away from this vi
cinity-GreensbOro News.
Told you North Carolina was coping IN for
good share OF advertising out OF the strand
ing Of the Messenger OF Peace with a cargo
that belied her name. and the port OF VIII
minKton seemed alert to the opportunity
Charlotte Observer.
What IS the best time to catch suckers? Our
Hickory correspondent says they "hite the
best in tho latc winter and early spring" Tut
he Is referring to suckers who swim The
News and Observer.
What prohibition needs mos, is realiza
ton by all citizens that. when thoy buy LIQUOR
I micitiy. they are aiding and ahetting n super.
criminal organisation. The kuiltiest marty 1,
ton Dispatch.