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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
|. w. w. THREATEN STRIKE
Tell President $50 600 viii Quit unIcs,
Dcported Arizona Men Are Returned.

'eh President $50 600 Will Quit Untcs 8
Dcported Arizona Men Are Returned.
Miners, harvest hands and lumber.
men Of the middle west threaten to 20
on a sympathetic strike unless the dc.
ported Industrial Workers of the
World are returned to their homes In
tho Warren district OF Arizona.
A telegram voicing the intention OF
walkout OF more than quarter OF
a million men was sent from Chicago
to President Wilson by w. d. Hay.
wood, secretary of the Industrial
Workers Of the World.
The message said miners In Michi.
gan had begun Il general strike; that
Minnesota miners would follow, and
that harvest hands In North and South
Dakota would fall into line unless the
men were returned.
The move on the part Of Mr.. Hay.
wood was the result Of the summary
dismissal from Bisbce. Ariz., of his
attorney. Fred II. Moore.
Suspension sc harvest work, I. w.
w. oeaders declared, would mean the
loss Of thousands Of dollars to the
farmers and Inactivity IN the mines
would prove serious impeachment to
munition manufacturers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Tho atchstripo Ia Ont.

The saying "rhe latchstring is out"
signifies hospitality. 1t Is Il standing
invitation to visit the party who uses
1t. In early times throughout New
England and other parts Of the coun-
try tho houses were built OF logs, and
the door fnstenings were simply a
wooden latch on the inside OF the door,
which fell into IL notchcd stick In the
doorpost. The simple contrivance was
owing to the fact that nails and iron
wero hard to get On the inside the
latch was lifted by the hand easily, but
to lift 1t from the outside n hole was
bored In the door, which was made OF
slabs. and II string passed through.
which was fastened to the latch. BY
pulling the string the latch was lifted
and the door opened. TO lock the door
the string was drawn inside so that O
person OH the outside could not use 1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
TEUT0NS CROSS
RUSSIAN BORDER
Invade on 3O-Miie Front After
Bitter Fighting.
ARE MOVING ON CzERNOWITz
Petrograd, on the Other Hand, De-
clares the Muscovitcs Are Holding
Fast-Desertcrs and Spies Shot.

The Russian forces which made
stand in western Bulk wilma, says
the German general staff statement,
were forced to cvacuatr their Chere.
moSh line and to retire to the east.
ward.
Iho announcement adds that In the
direction Of Czcrnowitz, the capital OF
Bukowina. the Austro-Gcrmau forces
have cap'rv'd Wcrcnccanka and Snia.
tyn. In the wooded Carpa han area
the Tcutons forced the Russians to
abandon their positions In the Meste.
CanaStc sector.
The Russian frontier river of Hbroc2
has been crossed by the Austro. Ger.
man troops a many points along a
thlrty.mi'c front, II SOitc Of bitter Rus.
sian rcsist'ncc. Turkish troops cap
turcd Russian positions near Niwra.
on the river Thorz.
In the ar"r Of tho R"rc"?'.cr noun.
tains. German r"rim ~ was pressed
back south Of Casinului.
Ta,cSZik has kCcn CvnCua'c1 hv the
Russians under heavy r~oserrr Or
the Rumani,n frort. fortified positions
on the right bank OF tho river PutnG
northwest Of Sovcla, were captured by
the Rumanians.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
There'o Profit In Growino Harris.

"Pnrticnlarly pleasant to grow are
herbs says Grace Tabor in the Wo
mans Home Companion. "and by n lit.
tie study OF their very special market
they may he easily turned into pin
money. Every butcher who makes his
own sausage Is Il potential customer
and the large rac'iin. houses. Of course
use large quantities. Chemists, per.
tuners and pickle factories also re
qurc them. Soil il trade If this line
is what YOU think you would like, OF.
fcrins Il sample OF ya"r wares. just as
any manufacturer shows samples OF
his goods"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
MONDAY.

Whatever deve'oDmcnt may he i'm
pending on the belgian front, the great
artillery battle there has not yet re
suited in infantry movements of i'm
portance.
Thh theory that the Germans have
been ENGAGED In an effort to mass guns
In sufficient numbers to meet the Brit
ish rain Of fire seems to be borne oui
by the Perrin statement. Thc British
have bcCa Influenced by the effective
ness OF the GorHan fire to the extent
that there was LOT IN in tie intensity
Of thci. bombar,!n,n ont, It f. declared
The tale from the RVssian front con
tinucs to DO ono % continued retro
grcssiOn on tho Fart OF the Russian
armies. I've Aug 20 German advance
has reached tho Hukowina boundary
toward the south and |: marching
through tho Su"ho"a vnl'ey towards
Seletyn. 1t likewiT" h"G nan etrated tt
he eastward o. tho ""l'avia valley
Want Job? U. S. Marines Need Cooks
Too many cooks spoil the broth,
they say, but Uncle Sans ma.
rines are rRable to get toe
many cooks for their mess overseas.
Word has gone out that the u. S.
marines need cocks. There's extra
money IN tho tch and rush OF april.
cants ia expectnd
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
FRIDAY.

The Teuton thrust into the dieor
gantzcd Russian dimes In eastern Cali
ella has widened. 1t extends now
south eastward toward the Bukowirs
border. 1t has resulted in the capture
OF Kolomea. on the railroad to CIR
nowitZ.
Berlin mentions the Austro Gn~m"r
advance both north and south of the
Dnics'cr rs rapid" and this it ap
pears to he. although there has beer
somewhat Of 4 slackcniDg In the pace
Of the RNsSi"n retroGrade movement tt
tho northwarl Of the river
Along tn" British front in Bclrinw
the artil,c"v continues its extremcl,
violent activity. Inrar'"ymcn n {
are being sent into action, a.thorg
not rs yot on large scale. The chic;
incident of the infantry fighting oc
CURED wet Of Warncton, whore III,
Germans were driven from Ia Bosve.
VILE, the pritish wit"drawing from IL
village when the Germans organize
q counter thrust.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Let Us Print Your Wedding
Stationery
Fortress, SiIcnce, GIoomI
FIVE

The fortress IF st. Peter and st. Paul
Is the gloomicSt OF bastilcs. 1t stands
OH the bank of the Ncva In Pctrograd,
opposite what was the Winter palace
or RuSSa'S masters. 1t Is Il vcrituble
temple of silence. such ~ Carlyle sigh
eli for In vain. Prince Krapotkin, who
spent many weary months within its
walls. tells how the officers moved
about with silent tread. The floor OF
his cell was covered with felt, unh he
found TINT though the walls hnf the
appearance OF being paper the paper
was only pasted on canvas, behind
which was wire grating packed with
layers OF felt. Krapotkin measured
his cell and found that ten steps from
one corner to tho other repeated $50
times was two.thirdS OF Ilile. YIo
desired to walk five miles a day and
accomplished his task walking rapidly
to the corners. but turning slowly to
avoid dizziness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
THURSDAY.

Details Of the Russian ret~eat in
eastern Ga,icia do not tend to mini
miZo the seriousness OF the situation
Special dcSnatchCs say that the losses
In heavy a:tillory will be tremendous
They express doubt rs to ability OF the
infantry OF tho eighth army TO MIKE
good It's retreat.
There is still an @bsoncc OF assn.
anccs that tho comm"nd"Ts have sc
cocdcd in getting their refractory
troops in hand
The German attacks in the Aisne
region were resumed. a powerful at
tack being delivered on a front oil
nearly two miles near the caster'y AMI
OF the Chcmn-dcs,Da Danes. between
HurtebiSe and La Bovelle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
SUNDAY.

Having retreatcd approximately lot
miles from where Kerensky, the Iron
man Of Russia. carried them in his per
sonally conducted drive early in the
present month. the Russian army or
the center Of the line in east Galicia
Is again on Russian soil on both sides
Of Husiatyn and is stiIi being followed
by the forces Of the Teutcnic allies.
Likewise the armies to the north
and south continue to fall back before
tho enemy at few points only stand
Ing to offer semblaDco of resistance
and then only for short periods O.
time.
Again the French troops fighting IL
the AisnH REGION of France have turn
In vicious counter attacks against the
army Of the German crown prince, put
down an offensive 1t had started be
tween IIur'cbiso and La Bovelle anG
made good gains against IT. all along
tho nine. Several attacks by the Ger
mans IT. the Verdun sector, notably
between the ch-fought-out ground IL
the region of the Avocourt wood anc
Hill 30i. also were repulsed by Gen
eral Petain'S forces
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Russians Restore Positions

North Of lMsin'yn, on the Russo
Galician fronti"r. the Russians rostor
ed their position on the east hank OF
river HbrocE. says the Russian war
department statement.
AuStroG 'rmau efforts to force g
passage across tho Tbrocz near Pukli
any and Pndlipie were frustrated.
Ihc Teuton forces. the statement
adds. pressed back the Russians In the
region Of Dorochous, Zastavna, Uvcn
renczanka and Orcchepy. South OF the
Kimpolnne road, on the Rumaniar
front. the Aus'ro. Germans also pressed
back the Russian lines.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Dollar Falling In Value,

The Geneva Lausanne Gazette, in @
financial article says:
mot since tho war Of secession hn.
the American dollar iaMen 80 low. I
was quoted here at four francs. 46 cen
times, while before the war 1t stood
Mt SIP. One hundred rubles. which
were worth 266 francs before the wa-
now are quoted at % francs
Zone hundred marks are worth less
than half their value, while 100 Austri
an crowns were quoted at 80 so francs
For the first time In history, tho Italian
iire is worth more than the mark. The
steady decline in the value OF money
began n month ago, and Is continu
ing"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
SNTljRNSN

Dispatches from H'ro' q nr"c,l" @.
the landing OF another cont ~ Q
American troops At Eu"c"nrn nrr'
The Aust"o German n,nrrh thro ,c!
eastern Ga'icia and towa.'!; tn" Nuke
wilma border Is going on u"c"eck" I'd
Apparently the Teutonic purpose IS t.
give the retreating Russians no pau,
MntM the Austrian territory mas bea,
cleared Of them. .
In the west, the crown prince con
tinues the aggressive force, but hi
sacrifice OF troops is gaining no groun,
of consequence. He met check OF
tho Aisne front. The attack took II
n considerable sector Of the Chemi,
des DANES front.
Tho British report heavy German
artillery fire from near the Belgian
border to the coast.
Reports from the Russian women
battalion that fought near Smorgo,
recently. say German women wer,
found lighting In the German ranks
Some were taken prisoner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
From Brewery to Vinegar Plant.

Announcement was made in Sha.
mokin, Pa, that the former Eagle
Run brewery. owned by Fuhrmann
Schmidt & Co. was purchased by q
syndicate to utilize 1t for a cider and
vinegar plant. Application for the
charter will be made to create a stock
company with a capt. alzation Of 5000.
000 The plant will be ready for bust
ness next fall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
DEATH OF GENERAL. OTIS
Publisher Of Los Angeles Times Die

Publisher Of Los Angeles Times Die!
at Home Of Son in-Law.
General Harrison Gray Otis, pres
iden. "r1 ~""cr"' manager of the Lo
Angeles Times. died at the home O
his son-in-law, Harry Chandler.
Death c"mo whrc General Otis wa
at the breakfast table. Heart diseas,
was said to have been the cause
Although he hal suffered occasiona
attacks of Illness recently, Genera
Otis had been a. his desk I'm the Time.
office nearly every day within the las
few weeks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - Dull
Straight. 1l.75&12.25; city mills, $14.2;
@14.50.
RYE FLOUR-Quict; per larrel
$10@
WHEAT-N Hminal
233.
OATS--S:"CEa: No. 2 viii Q, ?40
Csc.
POUI TRY--' - s'~~dv: Inns, "c1
24c: Old rooS'e"@, ~ -" Ore cl
steady: choice fowl, %: Cd + te $
19c.
BUTTER - Firm; fancy creamery
42c per ID.
EGGS -- Firm; selected, 430i4c;
nearly. CSC; Yves crn, 3S;'.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
How to Lubricate a Pocket Knife if |
C&;oL,

Pocket knives naturally come in
close contact with the body. and for
his reason they become dry and rusty
from the heat and perspirntion. Nee
cSSarily any lubricant must be Of some
uj material. y very simple and eli
lent. AZ we'll as clcnnly method. Is t"
SO it'll" powdered graphite on the
o'nts. says The Popular Science Month
II" graphite may hc ohtail-d rom
-: If y pencil After nppiyin.
''.'' ihr h'ldrS Il few tia,r>
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
TWO Alabama Neoroes Ivnched

VIII and Jesse Powell, negroes.
who were arrested on charge of
threatening the life Of n white farmer
and his negro helper, were taken by
a mob from deputies In I4owandee
county, near Montgomery, Ala, and
lynched to a nearby tree. The trouble Is
said to have arisen when the negroes
brushed against the turner's horse
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
German Call All Men Fit to be at From

The shortage OF Germans OF
military are for Office work and
continued deportation Of Belgians
arc reported as prevailing In the
city OF Client. Bo'ginm. in dispatches
NJ the state department. All Germans
fit for military servic" have been taken
from the hnrraA' and reNlnced by oh
men, or those u"fit. relri1ns are still
being dcpOrte1 rcEu,nrlY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
ALLIES STRIKE
IN FLANDERS
Start Drive and Reach Ger.
man Third Line.
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
Most of Foes Defenscs Were Taken
by Storm Amid Ficrcest Curtain
Fire of the War;

by Storm Amid Ficrcest Curtain
Fire of the War.
The long expected AngloIFrcnch at
tack was commenced on q wide front
north OF the river Lys In FLANDERS.
According to General Sir Douglas
Haig, the British commander, salts
factory progress has been made at all
points and a considerable number of
prisoners taken from the Germans.
The official statement from British
headquarters In France reports the
capture by tho entente allies of the
following villages: La Basscn Vile,
Steenstraete. Bixschoote, Verlorcn.
hook, Frzenbcrg, Saint Julian, Pilkin,
Hooge, Westhoek and IIollebckc, and
more than $500 prisoners.
The attack was made on the new
front gained after the capture Of the
Messincs ridge, which was a prclimi.
nary to this latest move.
Artillery preparations for the attack
which lasted three weeks, were as vio-
lent and extensive as ever have been
made In the war.
The fighting in the air also has been
on an unprecedented scale.
The guns which had been at work
along the whole British front with only
few short lulls, thus keeping the Ger.
mans ignorant Of the exact spot o.
the moment of the coming attack, were
redoubled Sunday, since which time
the roar, which on somo occasions
could be heard In London GEO miles
away, has been inccseant.
Dispatches received In London from
Holland said that mover before had
such violent bombardment been
heard rs that during the past twenty.
four hours. The sound came apparent.
ly from the direction Of Ypres.
The text OF the British statement an.
nouncing that an offensive had been
'""nchsd, seys: -.--.
"ln conjunction with the French
troops operating on our left. we attack.
ed on n wide front north Of the river
Lys. The allied troops have captured
the first detectives on the whole front
attacked. and are reported to be max.
ing satisfactory progress ut all points
Considerable numbers OF prisoners al.
ready have heen captured"
Three lines Of German trenches In
Flanders have been captured by the
British forces. Most OF tho points
storred were between Boeeinghc and
Wnrneton distance of about thirteen
miles).
Later 1t was reported that the Ger.
mans were counter attacking ut the
point Of Junction Of the French and
British forces.
The French. who attacked on the
difficult territory between Dixmude
and point near Boesinghe, forced
their way across the marsh and cap.
tured the first two German lines.
With few exceptions, the entente
allies accomplished all they had plan.
ned for the first day OF this battle in
Flanders. The casualties of the French
and British were surprisingly light.
Six Bavarfan divisions (about o.. 900
mem, were withdrawn and replaced
as they were demoralizcd by the in.
ferno OF fire. At one point the British
charged through their own barrage fire
to prevent the escape of fleeing Ger.
mans.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Heat Drove Man Insane,

Insane by the heat, Elathan Black
ledge, hfty-thrc" years, wealthy form
CT Of Upper Saddlcroycr, near Hacllcn
sack, N. j., ended his life with a sho.
gun. He placed tho muzzle OF the
weapon against the abdomen and pull
cd the trigger with his cane.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Rumanians Shoot Fifty Spiea.

The German agents have been
extremely active among the troops
and peasantry OF Rumania, ad
visjng the Rumanians to follow "the
example Of tho Russian army" Dur.
ing the last week. advices from Ru.
mania say. flftv Germans disguised In
Russian uniforms, have been arrested
and shot.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
RoIlinu Mill Flown Tn.

A rolling mill in the Duponi
powder plant ct the Haeley Yards
two miles north of Wilmington
Del, was blown up. Several Thousand
pounds Of nowder exploded. Nobod,
was injured.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
His LOYALTY to Alma Mater.

"You shy Dibling's allegiance to his
alma mater has never wavcred?"
"Never Dibllng has been out OF col
lege more than twenty years, and he
still borrows money from his college
chums y."-Birmingham Age
Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
live Stock Quotations.

CHlCAGO.-HOGS- Sow and gen
orally eady. TopT, $lG.25; b TX. 81;
@1f: light. Sli 2"T l6 ~; mixed $1I {
M16.25; yorlcrs. $'5.70G 90: gs
81 500 | 80: "o"d 10 choice, $l5.50@
1920: hog uuoli'y fair.
CATTI .E--Ste ady to 10c higher;
becves. s7.G0@14 Is: cows and hcif~rs
$4.50m11.75: stcck"rs and feeders
5000: western, $8.4nT11.r0; crlvrs
1851 13: poor to medium. $7G09
a76
SHEEP~ Strong to 10r higher; na
tive 81 81 cH1n n: western. s7.s5n
IN g. waiting" ea.7SfT!".a0: lamba
nat,vo 50 7s@s1ssn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Soain Interns Teuton UBoat.

The German summarize UB.23 an
chored In the ha"hor Mt at Corunna
Spoin. She entered the roadstnac
with only her D"riscopo out OF the
water. The s'hn, ""irc had been snri.
ously DAMAGED. T''n commander al
crew refused TO tn I've cause OF ID
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
British Casualties 1882

British casualties In all theatres OF
military oneration$ pnb'irhcd dnrino
the month of July total 1882 officers
and men. Tho officers killed. woundc&
or missin" total 25o3. while the me"
number 90 800
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Cuba Gives German Snp to u. S.

Cuba Gives German SIP to U. S.
Cuba has turned over to the
United States tho five German
merchant ahins ee'z"d n Cuban ports
when Cuba d""l"rod war on Germany
Tho shiDa w'i' y" md" ready for RI
pair and operation
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04

accident. Th" boat anchored besid
the German informed shin Rclgrano.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
PIGS Will Destroy Readino Garhac.

T1HS WI DeseToy HeauIhg Garbage.
Councilman William A. Wi.man
head OF the pubic safety department,
In Reading, Pa, closed down the
city's garbage incinerating plant and
announced that he would establish
piegeries to get rid OF the garbage
High cost Of coal Is given as the rea
son for the movement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
Odeon Bill Has
Great Variety

Six excellent headline features are
TO he found on the Odeon bill for
the week beginning tomorrow. with
some Of the foremost stars Of SCREEN
land starred In the leading roles. To-
morrow Gladys Brockwell will be seen
In a William Fox de luxe produce on
of Sins of Her Parents" a gripping
story in which a mothers, sacrifice
reconciles her with the daughter she
had scarcely known. The m other liz a
calloused woman of the Alaskan
dance halls. the daughter an innocent
New England convent girl. IT is a
story with a human appeal that Is
irresistible. Tuesday Marguerite Clark
will be seen in her Incompatible pro-
duction of SNOW White" feature
that should pack the Odeon from open
to close. Wednesdays feature Is one
that carries n warning to old and
young to be early If they want to en-
joy one of the treats OF the year when
Mary Pickford il seen in her magni-
ficently staged version Of "Cinde rella !"
The Dividend" a story carrying n
lesson to every father in the land will
be the Thursday offering with Will
liam II. Thompson and Charles Ray
featured. Friday two of the mos.
popular of all screen stars. Peggy Hy-
land and Antonio Moreno are to be
seen in Rose Of the South" story
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
lies Verne s Great
Story In Pictures

The management OF the strand
ND not have selected a better at
lchon for Easter week than the
phderful submarine drama Twenty
iousand Leagues Cnder the Sea-
wen comes for a week stay Mon
afternoon. This il the remarkable
VIZ that played "A phenomenally sue
8iui engagement at the Broadway
eAter in New York. whence it comes
Beet.
This wonder photo-drama has been
ade from jules Nernc's famous
RNery novel Of the same name
aich has probably been more widely
"a than any story Of our time. and
been translated into every print
eae language. The present scenario
Fthor has embodied in his story
any OF the characters and incidents
another Of Nerne'a romances
Mysterious Island" which has given
pportunity for the logical introduc-
En- of many beautiful scenes taken
pen one of the lovely islands OF the
fest indies. For the most part. how
FER, tho scenes OF the pay are uu-
<iied at sea. S.sud Far begeath the
bean whore Captain Memo and his
hnersloie, The first in either fact or
nQn. held Undisputed sway Tho
Esuatless captain is seen in q terrific
PFnhat with Il giant octopus. VIXEN
rf%c}tcs y hapiess pearl diver from
+ fri<a'f4i tCntaCleS hunters are
fen leagiHg me submarine through
Il Gcar and walk about on the floor
III orean engaging ravcnous
b Fss Tnto men arr clad in self
@b&e 93sIGb Su 8 requiring
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
fHE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN-sUNDAY, APRIL s. 1917

meaning that words car never con-
vey. She lives the part In such a way
that those who have Witnessed 1t de-
clare 1t the most completely absorb
ing. gripping production of modern
times
At the Forty fourth Street theater,
New York, this once-in- a lifetime fea-
ture has been playing to capacity
audiences for nearly fiye months and
is now sold out for weeks in advance
II will be shown here exactly as pro-
duced in New York with the complete
musical score. written especially for
the production. Interpreted by large
orchestra engaged for this unusual
entertainment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
.erald ne arrar
as Joan of Arc

/ 9eFaldine f'arraf. recognized as one
The worlds greatest operate stars.
Ehssc success in pictures has. been as
|Stantaneous as Was her rise to the
|mnacle of fame In grand opera. viii
4 seen here at the Bitou theater for
~ entire week beginning Monday,
|Drii l6, as Joan OF Are In Cecil h.
h Miles mammoth cinema master
nee in eleven parts. Joan, the
Eoman, When produced in Wash
Egton recently admission cards cost
" holdors s5 each, the performance
ding Witnessed by diplomatic repre-