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The Washington times., 1922-11-19

Miss Marie Nelson. 14l3 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, will at
tend the Army.Navy football game
at Philadelphia Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
"n"t"d-A ncttrr und.r,,nu,I,,.,

!" 'he Editor OF The Times nispot.h
Sir There must be a b.,t,r u,,
between tho employer and
me thipi"Nc. y, no time during IN,
PAST generation has there been morn
NY NfIie and wrtmgling found be
tween capita! and !alor than In Tho
present day ana age. We hear =
"i"'l deai today about the period Of
't'"hStruction Hud r.adJustinrnt
"hith necessarily had 10 follow Tho
''S" OF the great world war This
- al true. but should not rv,ry
american citizen. whether lie be rich
OF poor whether Ii. be from the
/ ''"Ns or The head OF some large cor
''"'"N"h' hc willing to make som"
,"N' ,'''S ana l" bear a part rf the
h"E"tn until! v" have passed through
nose DAYS OF reconstruction ana
business has resumed Il normal con
ditiun again?
H"t 1t seems as II tho laborinr man
IS being called upon to carry The.
Mh"!c load ana to pay the hin in full
iie working man has h!a nose 20 tho
-'lhdStonc today as never before In
many Instances "" iini hi.n bcini;
compelled TO iHlor mine ana even ten
hours q day. while ills wages have.
1'cn reduced to such an .xtrui tb;,i
%" is barely ahl" 70 keep ia. wolf
ni thc Sheriff from his door. And.
'N"n then, In many cases. he is I'm
"DIc /" rroTIG" h.s family with tia,
necessities of llfc. While on the other
hand "" tnd the capitalist with on..
accord and In perfect hagmuuy. all
Join ia on that olu familiar chorus.
We are losing large sums %; money
every day that We continue to operate
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News Of Fifty Years Ago

(l'rom the Richmond Dispatch. Jan 2S lS72)
Al meeting OF Eovc Lodge. No. 81. a. T.
X a NJ. last night. Captain H. w Bohannon
presented the lodge with a handsome eavcl
made Of Acacia wood from Juppa. in Asia.
Work the James River bride" has been
stopped 10y the intense cold weather and the
snow.
Ia Police Court yesterday morning Mr.. John
: Robinson appeared to show cause why no
should not he fined $40 for firing his pistol
in the street. 1t appeared thar a goat was
dcprcdatins on his property and he simply
proposed To stop ii III summary manner
Justice White imposed the modcrat" fine OF ST.
Married. at the residence OF the brides
father in Richmond. the "5;h Of january
10y Rev. George Woodbridge. y. H.. Mr. Henry
Cook Of Alexandria. to Miss Jannct Ann.
daughter of Colonel Robert L.. Withcrs.
Charles Y. Matthews has retired from the
editorial chair OF the Nythcvilie Entcrprisc
j. II. caldwell hitherto associate editor sue
cccds him. The Enterprise is OF the best
weekly papers in Virginia
The residence OF X. : rop". one and "A half
miles from Jerusalem, In southampton Cuur-
~. entirely destroyed by fire dav before
yesterday afternoon. The mother and sister
"f Mr.. Pope while trying 10 save their cf-
frcts upstairs, burned to death
1t is very seldom that Richmond is visited
with such a lengthy intense cold spell as is
LOW distressing tho citizens Of this good old
town III" mercury In the Thermometers. has
lowered around to degrees for nearly
= week.
The skating RIM; is not as popular os 4, one.
was. Lovers o! that kind OF sport and cXor-
else are now able 10 get the natural thing
on ice and ponds ana lakes around Richmond
arc daily crowded with jolly skaters
woman is suing Trick pomcrov 10,
breach of promise OF marriage claiming that
she has been damaged to The extent OF sos.
0oO -
In the Iioms" OF Representatives Yesterday
"rncr"' Garfield, of ohio, mad" the startling
statement on the authority OF tho Commits
Si"ner Of Pensions, that one fourth Of ,te
to'ai amount paid to pensioners goes To pcr-
sons VINO have gotten their name, ON thc non,
sion rolls by fraud and have 10 right To he
,here at all The Treasury IS thus annually
depleted OF about 100000 for the benefit OF !
swindcrs
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IrOtI.iCtiNN of Evil

THE House on Thursday, by a vote Of $50
to ll9. passed the antilvnchinr hill
The bill marks another unwarrnntcd invo-
sion OF States rights and as i'm tho cosc
OF other similar cncroachmcnts will no nrn
ductivc of moro OWL than good shouId Tho
Senate give its approval to the outrageous
measure. Seventeen Republicans had rho
dcc"ncy To vote against tho bill. while cigh,
Democrats voted for il.
The bill provides life imprisonmcut mr.
lesser penalties for persons who porticiuoto
IN lynchlngS. and for State. county ana mn
hicipal officials who fail through negligence
To prevent them. The measure also stipu.
lntcs that the county in which mobs form
Or kill any ono shall forfeit $40 00O d,r,.o.
to the families Of the victims. Ii also do
fines mob as three or more persons acting
together To take human life illegally. Thus
for the illegal acts OF as few AS three nor
sons tho population of an entire county
would he held amenablc in a penalty of $40,
600 for each act OF such lawlcssncss win
out being in anywise connected with il Tho
money TO meet this penalty would have to
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relieving Agriculture

NJ uMEROuS items are embodied in tho
resolutions adopted by the National
Agricultural Conference and addressed with
more or less drectncss To the President and
Congress. There is. in fact. some recon-
incubation 20 cover practically every Ques-
ton that is i'll anywiso related to agricul-
'nie or to the farmers welfare, and the
result Is az cA'ehdt6 list oil what may be
''''"'" '"heFah2a'iohs. me conference has
80 an '''i f." 'o"id nave pecn expected 10
~ Al - N"'"u' power |" ehe''uat" a slhgle
" ~ 'e"'t"It' "H'Eh IL peiieNes should
Dc apn'!ea' ana Its program will be practi-
''i'' oe''e"S'"! only IN the degree that II
I..',"'''sS '""f, eSS ana me p"nic TO an
"''"'S'"' CONSIDERATION OF farm problems.
1t may As wei! be understood that Con
EEeSs can respond o;,ly with amclioratiye
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Ireland Getting Together

T I%DEE its new status as a free state.
~ the South e ireland provisional! gov
crlmcnt is exhibiting spirit OF conclia-
ton with Ulster augurS well for future
relations between III" two portions q! the
isle. The Collins-Griii!th government, OF The
SortE has Just come 10 All important agree
Craig. As head of The provisional govcrn-
ment, Collins ana tho Ulster Premier, Craig,
have addressed themselves ut once to the
two sorest spots in tie economic war be-
tween their respective regions Tho South
agrees 10 end tho boycott arams, Belfast
goods and banhs. and Ulster viii be- free
10 d" business in The South and West Tie
North agrees to CIV" Roman Catholic work
men a fair chauc" in the shipyards With
The disappearance OF these mutual boy.
colts, carried on with great bitterness for
a long while. much progress vii! have been
made towurd effective reconciliation
OF peculiar Significance il the under
standing at which the two leaders hayn ar
rived III tho political field IL is their wish
that the boundary between North and Sou,h
be determined without the aid of tho Rri,
lsh goyernmcnt, for which provision was
made in the articles Of peace. There is
little doubt that the English government
VIII 10 delighted 10 pass over TO the parties
directly Interested the sct,lcnlcu, q, mi.
boundary question. Tho spirit of COOPER
alton and Cancellation already so mauiros,
should assure an am!Cnblc arrauycmop, IN
defining This line.
OF course IL would be vain TO expact
The complete ohlitera'ion OF the bitterness
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VOTE ON ALLIED DEBT
BILL is URGED TO-DAY
icy Associated rrcss.1

WASIiINGToN. Jan. 27.-Agrec-
10 press the allied debt rcfundinf-
oili 10 vote tomorrow. even If that
makes necessary II night session Of
VA" senate. was reached late TODAY nv
republican ana Democratic leaders
IL came after 1--WE hours OF debate
much of which was on extrancous
subjects.
Opposing Tho proposed grant ,f
authority to the debt commission
headed by Secretary Mellon IN or
tend the time Of interest payments
at it's discretion, Senator Rccd
Democrat. Missouri declared that he
mad no doubt there was IAN inside
to this"
senator simmons, Democrat. North
carolina. suggested ana Senator Reed
agreed that tho dcferment Of m
'ercst payments on tho foreign den.
would enable the private hoIdcrs''
u TINS country of 5000. 0OO. 900
OF the bonds OF tho allied nations 70
realize on their Investment ahead ~
the American government.
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Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
Chicken Asthma.

Everybody has heard the yarn about the
woman. ia" never could be in the room where
iter" was cat without suffering distress OF
breathing IN fact an nt,nc! OF asthma %carly
al! of us hRv" smiled at tn" notion, having in
NINA tho Unknown hystcricai tendency OF
the NOR" trustworthy ana Sulliblc sex. Now
and then. W. have been annoyed TO learn u
member ~ the uubl" male sex has used this;
same ~illy stunt quito seriously and not :,
ruth" or flourish about him. 50 that We have
reluctantly admitted that some rough male
persons do have the Mysteries.
told of oGi; asthma here l!ttlc while
ago. Egg asthma really happens. Just as cor
tainly. ANA for much tho same reason as lob
St"r or strawberry hives really happen 10
certain susc.ptihc Individuals Cat asthma;
really happens and 1t is immatcral whether
III" victim be- Of "a hystercal temperament
or rhlcsmntic as pitch. Chicken asthma rcal-
~ happens. ON" must perforcc accept the
truths demonstrated by science with Chris
ttau fnrtitud"
woman had suffered with asthma for
twenty years II was rather unusual 10 find
tNa' there was No history Of asthma. eczema.
hives or giant hives (angloucurotic c,i,fa) in
other members of her family. The attacks
Wcr" severe, and the intervals were very short,
never with complete relief. She ascribcd the,
tr"uhi"--as uSual-to dry weather. hut sha
also fancicd dust ana cNcrtior helped bring.
"i. seizures Shc had noticed. too. that whom
Ger Sh" cleaned Il chicken for the table ho-
"'h"7 '''hta ana Whenever sho ate eggs she
ma" peculiar iing!ing sensation in her mouth
Hhr Kept three cannr!es. and suffered an at
TACK OF asthma every time rllc cleaned! a carc
Sh" lived near market where chickors vcar,
sold, and every time She pas see, that ,narEct
or visited 1t. she had an attack
'h testing for s"nsitiHation ii was found
mat her skin reacted TO protein solutions rem
r'Scht'hE chicken meat, chicken feathers ana
goose feathers. we'll as egg white nu,I 90,
E"ik' lhen pillows and mattresses containing
,"'o"'" or geese feathers were removed from
her room. Til" patient was given n coursc
In T., 80 To-.
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Capital nj wush,ng,.,

reader. Danvillc.-Thc Constitution
n'attca IN l's'. authorized Congress
10 exercise exclusive Legislation In
all cnsCs whatsoever over euch "a.
'ricf mot exceeding ten suuar. m lies,
as may. by cessiOn Of particular
states "Hl The acceptance % Con.
St'SS hcc"r" Tic a"at Of government,
ny h'trh states Virginia ana
Mhfy'an' coded the territory. ANA in
July 1890. Congress passed Thnmng
JeE"Tson's hin establishing the cap,.
'h' on tho Potomac River. siic
which II was known President Wash
iE'"h was IN favor Of. Three com
lI"SloncrS We're appointed ~ M.
PRESIDENT 10 make surveys The
"ti" Thomas Jefferson. Daniel Car
roll Of Marylaud and Or. David
stuart or Virginia, and they ravc
me CITY lis name OF Washington.
n"j"T iIerfH charles LEnfant drew
it's plans ana Andrew Euico,, iaid
ii out.
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300 SKELETONS ARE
DISCOVERED IN GAVE

'ooh' o!"cd From Firs, Page
SUR walled "iiA ..u,stui.c rock.
Se'cfal small tunnels were faur,i,
running on 10 ono SID, All hu,
OF these were traced 10 ia. and.
the downward course O.. ol. r,,S
vented an Inspection because a., ,l.
iheh OF rope. with the cmevptiou'
oi one place Ia tn cave. thrr, H. NOD
room Tor "a 'mau To stand Upright
Inc heap Of human bones. iulNol
WIN stones, mud and oiay. conform,
III shhpc To the irregular Interior of,
me "'cN!cc. Two Indian hn,chc,s
an! a bead. AL tasu..n,s frnrnI
smooth stone. were found in the CLAW
on the ;!Oor q! the cave. o,h.,
bones. mostly skulls. had APPARENT.
rolled some distance from lh,. heut
when thrown Ia through the opening
''""'r' Nonc -! tho Skeletons is
complete as found. ana THIS !cads t.,
IN. os!'ri INA, the fcsa had dccaycd
from The bones before thcv were
cast into III, cave one thigh hone
measured "a fun three inches longer
than mat Of "A giant moUntain..r.
"hG on" sHull had Il small hoIo In,
we forehead, giving rise TO the CON
J'SiuTc mat IA" man died a v!oIcu,
ue;ith at the hands ol an cnerny
Se!"e Of III" bones broke into small
fragments when pulled from tho
heap.
Experiments on tho bones arc d.
ciarrd 10 have shown that they wcr.
hnt IN the pit about 1000 years ago.
"'@e eNrrrimcuts were made hy
Professor WooGman ON FRAGMENTS NJ
j"whonc hrough, back from po
cave. one OF the jawboncs appears
=" DC Il third larger than that Of tho
average white man. ana has an cx-
,"'.!F i"hG' pointed chin. Profess
S"T W Goldman !s OF the opinion that
valuable scientific data viii be OH
."'hed by an Investigation Of the
cave 10y experts. Existence Of Tho.
'o"n" opening has been known for
years I" natives of that section. but
nov uhth this week was IL known
'nh' human bones were at the other
'hd OF he tunnel Tho cave Is To-
."'ea al spot III the mountains al
most inaccessible about fifteen miles
from Bristol
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The Weather
FURNISHED by L.. g. weather nureuu.)
iorecust: Sirgl

Forecast: Virginia -
Sn"w or rain an the
coast: sttnw in the in
tcrior today; inninrr0Nr
cloudy; no change la
temperature.
North Cnrolinm-
tIorlS today. preceded
10y rain IN the coast:
tomorrow cinuly anu
Niirrnrr.
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i ARM CONFERENCE.
ASKS FOR FlRTIIER
FREIGHT RATE CUT

continued From First Iagc)
crnmcnt accept tn oTor %. Henry
Ford To lease thom. lscduotun oc
freight rates Oh farm lroduots. llv"
stock ana products of allied indus
tries to. tn" basis prior To IN. Increase
OF August. 1920. also was urge as
well a. tho restoration OF e., tuIi
ratc-making powers 10 state H.
road commissions. Reimbursement %.
rates affecting other commodi 81
should follow az quickly as posi-. e..
IL was added. Legislation 10 prc,,n:
IN" railroads from including ia.
'!and multiple" IN making up th.ir
r""nIuat!oms. WAS further recon-
ruvnd-i
development, OF the Mississrrl
River az am artery of commerce. ,,s,.
+"N"cht-d with the adoption of a Pc.
port which d. Jared that during ami
sine" the war there has been a rroitr
li'r"as" In navigation In tho lower
MISSISSIPPI! River and on the onto
River"
H"rEr> Prov" Economical Carriers,
!'"rScS a." operating from -
LOUIS - %cw orleans" il WAS added
In competition with railroad Inns
"nd have demonstrated not only ih.i,.
efficiency. hut also their economy a..
'"t i'''s "' !it!r NJ.
,,!''''1v ii',h' oil navigation on the
.N''N""'' ONO ana !I"d Rivers also
'h 'h!s report as VOL
u" JOINT water ami ra!i rates ana
MI. ,
,,,r,>ir,. S"' on ''c"rd -
toll. "'''''''' N"i''.
Other Observation-Disclosures;
brv.l,,,,,,, "
or nrof,'fs 80 ,,,cl. 80 p"M
To III" small cnusiI,n,r 49,, 49,. t.,.,
and in the village '
Closer coordination &c ,,ii,..
waterway and highway truisrnrt
ZION
Would Work out Land I.o,i,,
appointment Of CuImmuiSS I,
No'N o"' " hAtona! land policy. IN
.""h- reclamation. irrigation. graz
''.e ".'' 'oioii|" non problems. in CO.
,.n,.;l',,. -" S''"''"F bodies in tn
h,,,,,,i.t
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ADJUSTMENTS
Hnr"s n Woman. soul.

"Fh" unloycd Wif,' 10 hrcak star.
records II is believed that ALI r.
cords for Attendance u' :, drnmttic
performance" Wal! bo broken when tin,
production. The Culoycd Wi:," a
no" play IN three acts p.Nys an on
ShE"m"Et al the Academy Monday
!H's'iny and W.ducs!ny Win matt
nee daily tor ladies' uu.l Any one
"h" goes 10 The thcH,or prepared
10 ma The Dn!Ov"G wife" intol"r-
"h." W"lodrIuH. VIII stay to enjoy
on oi the hHppi"st surprises in play-
gong experience. strange 10 4, may
f""in ia those days. tho nuthorcss.
f."r"n," E!n" May has succeeded
10 completely ups-t'in: sex prob
.'ms TIL" Unl"vri wife" IS said To
%" a urn that keeps YOU with your
mouth "!d" op"n and :. tons" grin
On E"H' seat. j. - pUuctuatcG with
Il Iot "i hearty laughs, ana contains
I. numh"r 81 great character draw
lnEs l'ut They uro no, 'hc real So.
cr"t "f its interest aud success +,
j. IN" barring OF Il woman's soul
FLORENCE Edna May has drlvcd
INTO this subject. one that has
aroused SO raany Lig thinkers ana
on" that has caused equal Suffrage
no play covers an original theme:
now much deception sAoUld q vifc
tolerate on tho part "c her husband
SHonlG the wife be- tied 10 The homo.
"hiIc tn" man can do as he pIcas.sr
MISS MAY. tho authorizes of "'rhc I'm
'oNcd VIE" challenges the onposIr.
sen l" darc dispute her answers Ia
mes" important questions. which are
round incorporated In her play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER,
Contrary.

There Girl OF whom said no
Queen could equal her. Another compared
her eyes with the stars. One spoke OF her
alabastcr brow. another Of her swan-lii5c neck.
and still another OF her teeth that shonc like
rare ivory. Lips Of ruby she had. said am
other. and. Their. came one who referred to
Ter ch""ES in terms Of peaches aud cream.
Il don't 50 much OF her" gruntCd u
fellow who came after them all. She's pretty
good looking ana everything lih" that, but
tn worlds full of 'cn!. Men. III worlds fun
OF 'cln.'
And whadda yah think She married that
Guy. just TO show him that lie couldn't set
.Iwayi
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Voice Of the People

Iettrrs FOR the "Eoice of the
ropie Column SHOULD not exceed
''" words In length. Bcynnd TINT
"'nner the Editor rcscrycs the
10 blue pencil. Name and
""orcah must accompany ench con-
""hichtioh, not for pubilcnt iun, II
'"e writer docs not wish II. bur
as evidence OF good fnith.
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between the North and tho South In the i'm
mediate future, for the Ill feeling between
the two peoples has persisted for genera
tons. But with capable statesmen like
Craig and Collins ut the head OF their re-
spective governments encouraging mutual
condolences. it is not too much to hope that
inc causes OF estrangement will gradually
disappear, and in due course Of time the
two sections will come together in united
iceland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

j. O. w, Honakcr.--Ireland con-
,ains 2o,0Oo.VOu acres Of land; of these
"'o"","oo acres are bog. marsh, barron
mountains. etc. In 1890 the country
produced over 'i.oo0,00G bushels OF
potatoes ana over G5,000.000 bushels
OF oats, besides barley. cabbage. flax
hav. turnips. rye ana wheat. There
arc over 100000 cattle. $500. 600
sheep. 100000 pigs, 80, 900 goats.
G%2, 200 horses. 25i.GO0 mules. There
arc 100000 acres Of woodland. Coal
produced in 1920 exceeded 10000 tons.
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beiore conserving to participate in the
Genoa conference. the Washington admins
tration wants to be assured that its object
Is one OF mutual desire to unite upon Il
sound business program for the economic re-
Mobilization OF the whole OF Europe. to which
each nation will lend Il helping hand, and
not depend on the United States to assume
the major part OF the burden Of financing
The scheme
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REICHSIAC REJECTS
VOTE AGAINST WIRTH
tEy Associated prcss.l

i!EliLlN. Jan. 27.-Thc Rcichstac
To-Day rejected resolution of lack
OF confidence in the government on
the declarations made by Chancellor
W irth in his speech of Thursday
The motion Mas proposed bv the
Communists.
The Independents and the Nation
alisis aDstained from voting
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Iron nnIl Steel,

T. L. H.. Farmvillc.-!;tccl is u kind
Of iron which can he easily hammered
out thin without cracking and can he
made extremely hard by being heated
and then allowed To cool quickly. II
is different from ordinary iron be-
cause OF re amount OF carbon In IL
Wrought iron contains less carbon
than steel and so IL cannot be made
so hard; cast iron contains more, and
so is brittle.
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little something on account After that,
the allies might be willing to discuss Rus
siH's claims, II It has any, against tho po'!-
ers which operated in the White Sea cam
pa!gn. If the Soviet outfit refuses TO recog
nizc the debts. then it would seem that there
is nothing more to be said
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Lack OF Food and Cold I,,uv Co.,

-, DANSV LILLE" y. Y. Jan 81
lno"s"hds OF crows, driven from
more exposed places by tho hitter
'oid, nave formed in huge flock on
INC hat lands between Sonyaa and
EroVcIand. Farmers and motorists
report acres OF the iowlands literally
covered with tie birds. huddIcd to.
Sc'hcr In tho grass and weeds 10
Keep from freezing, Many already
nave died from exposure and lack Of
food,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

'"n"'rrS regarding almost nnv
'"p'r, excepting on legal nnd n,edi
chi subjects. are answered fro. a,
NIL Inquiries nrc answered dir.,.,i.
ny personal letter. n sclf-nddrcs,cI
stamped envelope Is required. Al
"rrss The pim:s-D!spmt"Ii Informn
'i"h hurcnn. Richmond, Va,
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Ii the ircsidcn, really called the Ggricul-
tural conference 10 weaken the influence OF
The agricultural bloc in Congress, has
been charged. then lie was hoist with his
own petard.' for the conference adopted Il
resolution unanimously Endorsing the bloc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

y Chicago attorney willcd his two sons
S3"",o00 estate but with Il prOvso in 1t that
II either OF them smokes or takes Il drink
OF Intoxicating liquor lie will forfeit his
share III the estate Evidently, he had read
Governor Westmorrand Davis message to
tho Virginia Assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

The substance OF tho Japanese reply 10
the arms conferences request for a state
mont OF that countrys policy with reference
to getting out OF Siberia is that they will
leave when they get good and ready. Tho
conference let it go at that
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S9-NGrN
Ln,nI rc,npcrntnrr h..,rrnu,

e y. ~. temperature. .
M"N'i"Hin temperature to : H. Nj .
MINIMUM t"inp'Tu'ur" 4" 5 j. M
N'tn temperature yesterday .
h"rhai temperature Tor This date
81 ,''''! y'si"'l"y .............
!""ty S'n"" March ...... 81
deficiency since January ..
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Lcuinc Heads soviet Delegation.
by Associated Prcss.l

MOSCOW, Jan. 27.-NikoIai Len
inc. the EolshcviSt Premier. has
been appointed TO head the Soviet
delegation to the Genoa economic
conference.
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Charcon, ,:ph.s Dn,iy Thought.

Hit ain no use arguiu' bout heaven said
Charcoal Eph in mood. All knows is I
amt n"vah heard nobody buostin' n heap TO
ii" yuddah place. Eat Il pickle. Mistah jack
son"
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Local Rainfall.

N'in'nll : h"uss ending T.. M ~
EH!ri"h y hours ending L. 81. =.
nr'yi"ncy since March i.......1O.s e,
ES-as7 since January
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No man is Just to himself who is unjus, to
others.
Nature hates liar. but tolcratcs a diplomat
Counting your enemies is foolish fun.
The only thing that is is Love.