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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Bundles for Poor May
Be Left With Fiiremen

Firemcn of this city used to knit
shHvis to relieve the n,Vpotony Of
stntiou'life nnd mid the scryicc men.
hut beginning this week they will
he assisting poor families of Rich
m0nd by receiving packages con-
timing old clothing md shoes. The
IimcS-DiSpntch In sponsor for the
plan. Humble Dny, january =, will
nc da! OF Elndness and sunshine
Tor shtrcrtnE families. bundles of
wearing apparel VIII he received
nt the following Orc stations;
No. 1-3oG North Twcnty-afth
Street.
No. -Mnin street. near Twenty
first street.
No. :.-0os East broad street.
No. @:as North Third street.
NO. '-:0O West Marshall street
N". O-.O SOnth Laurel street,
N". .-0IO East Cary street.
No. S--i@ Denny street, Fulton.
No. 9-f'ifth Street, corner Of
No. Io-IG0o west broad street
No. t1-Twcnty-ciShth and S
No. 1:-..e.3 west Cary street.
No. i-Tcnth and BainbridEe
streets, South Side.
No. if-Giuicr Park
No. 1h-IIiEhinnd pHrk
No. 1G-715 Lamb Avenue. n,r-
ton Heights.
No. i1-Thirticth aud Bainbridr.
streets, South Side.
No. Truck-ISO5 East Gr,rc
street.
No. d-Eishtecnth md : Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
RESCUE HALF-FROzEN MEN
ARE SOLE SURVIVORS
OF BELGIAN SHIP CREW
For Two Days md Two Night. .rr,o
''"nS To Wreck on Jagged
Rocks.
fny Associated Pl--l

81 JOHNS. y. T.. Dec. 5o-Threc eS-
hausicd and haif-frozcn men. sole sur
N'Nors of tho crew ot ;wenty-ninc of
the EclSian steamer Anton Van D.Icl.
were brought here today on tho s,ca M
er lnSraha!n. For two days and two
nights Tho three men had clung 10 the
wrecN OF their steamer as it lay on
ne JaEsrd rocHs that barred the en-
rance 10 81. MlryS Bay. They had
watched the death OF their comrades
ma fe!i the ship beneath them give
way piece by piece under the rncrci-
swept incessantly over them.
The rescue OF the three survivors
against tremendous odds The spot
where the Anton Van Dricl was wreck :
ed Is mass OF rocks and lodges cx-
tending far TO sea on the foo, Of pre-
c!pitous cliffs. T. was regarded by.
f'!iors hs inaccessible to any craft ex-
ccpt IN the calmcst weather. and the
great storm which brought doom 10 The
belgian Ship was still raging when the
ineraham arrived Attempt after at
reach Tho wreck. and each time they
were beaten back by the furious sea
Il was only after hours OF effort and
that he men OF the InSraham reached
the three survivors and brought the m
shortly after the Anton Van Dricl
was hurled on the rocks. on sunday
cveQnE. the lifcboats were launched
in ali attempt 10 make the brief jour
uey through the giant breakers TO the
shore. Almost Instantly the boats
were swept away and dashed in pieces
ferred 10 stick to the wreck and n
Hf;h. by n freak of the waves. was
swept back 10 the deck of the stea mer
after the lifenoat in which he had en-
barkcd was smashed. The remaining
twcnty-four were drowned.
Throughout Sunday night and Mon
day the i've clunG desperately 10 tho
bridge of the wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
RATIFY TREATY JANUARY 6
Only Point disputed Now by German
agents Is That Relating to
Naval Material.
LBy Associntcd pres.l

I'AKIs. Dec. "O.--ENcnangc OF ,atI
hcaiions OF the treaty Of Eersai lilies
VIII take place January At the Ouai
ofSa! Baron Won Lersner head of
me German delegation. and PAM
'utasia, secretary OF the peace con
terence. tonight settled all points in
connection with the signature. except
II is expected viii be solved shortly,
Inc Germans VIII sign the protocol.
ana at the same time the allies will
reduce their demands to 400 600 IONS
II the total available tonnage has been
oNcresiimated or Germany is gravely
nlchaced economically. In any case.
atLer the signature. the allies will get
-iS'ooo tons of material. and the bal
ancc based on the report OF exper;s.
Mh" are now checking up AZ DanHie
Hamburg and Bremen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

FIRST PASSENGER SHIP
SAILS FOR BUENOS AIRES
"rmer 'crn'nn Liner prin, .Ioncbin,
leaves New York With Thirty
seven on Hoard.
iBy Associated Press :

son NV YORK, Dec 3O.-The first pas.
n,s.n twcsn New York and Buenos Ares
SInnnsl, Spensd here today when the steamer an
n .a npGc"s.h noass sailed with thirty-scven pas.
ssnStrS. The steamer. which viii ,Iso
fali at Santos and rio Janeirn a. We We
aGGFfmerly the German liner PrinZ .Ioa
en- ot.'n,, M or the Atlas Line. a subs !diarv
,hc hamburg American Line So
eraI other former German ycsscis
t'a aNen oVer by the United states will
oe o:'crated by The Munson Line in the
An instance of the growth of ,ra5.
Dst Wceh the United States and SourI
.,a nineric.' was given by one Of The nas.
New York drug firm who ii ~,
MS MS Ilrni now had $50 representative
Soutn America. compared 10 ian
three years ago 'c'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
MILD PHYSICAL EXERCISE
WAY TO LIVE MANY YEARS
Leading French biologists Declare II
Impossible TO Obtain IL by
Surgical Grnfting.
IRy Universal service

PARIS. Dee. $O.-"Sober living. with
cut overcatinr and ovcrd-inkinE com
b!ncd with mild physical exercise. is
the only way to live and retain ones
That is the substance Of paper
submitted 20 the Academy OF Science
BY two leading French biologists.
Professor Vidal and LaCassagne Both
declare IL is Impossible TO obtain long
evity by surgical graftings. thus HAT
~ contradictinS DR.. Serge NoronofT
who believes he is on the way TO the
Men and women arc Iiviny ,onrc,.
nowadays. says the treatise. because
they follow the rules of hygiene To-
DAY one person sixty years old is
worth two medicva! men in their
tWcntieS. The recent census shows
that there are 10000 centenarians iiv-
ing" So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
WRITER OF COMEDIES DYING
Frank l.. PiNley Snid 10 lie Victim az
Complications DcyeIopjpr
After Fall.
fRN Assnciut1dpr.-

l.. PiXley. writer Of the iibrettros of
many musical comedies. was reported
today to be close to death nt n hos
pitai here. PiNley is said 10 be sun
rerinE from complication Of discases 5
that have developed following fall
ne received on board Steamship
about two weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
HDDSON,S DYlNG @ STA TEMENT ADMITTED WALL TRIAL I
lWO ARRES1S FOLLOW COMBLNA TON SALES OF SUGAR
SCORES OF ARRESTS ARE MADE IN DEA TIL WHZSKYRAID,
No Cure for Blindness
Caused by Wood Alcohol

NEW YORK, Dee. 30.-aBIind-
ness caused by drinking wood nico-
htl II incurnbic," said nm official of
the New York tssoria tiun for the
Blind today. adding:
I'm my eight ycnrs OF experience
with the association ha,c known
at hut one rHsc where the victim of
wood alcohol poi,Uning recovered
MIS- aiEht. IN TINT case tho patient
WINS placed under treatment opJy .
fcw hours after drinking tho stun.
tis cnSc, however, WINS pcruIinr in
Innny why's and cnnnot br con-
stdcrch In tho ordinary category"
Thrrr ~ nothing now In tho ct
fcct or wood alcohol upon tho eye
siEht. he stated, occasional cnscs
having herD recorded for mnny
ycnrs past. The only thing as
tohishtnE nbout tho effect at thi.
ttmc. hc snid. wnS the tremendous
increase In the number OF pcrsons
blinded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
WIFE DEAD. HOME GONE.
HE IS READY FOR JAIL
Indicted far Offering for sale SRI 900
Worth Of Tobacco
stock.
fEy Aasociated Press. l

NEW YORK. Dsc a0.---ConviCted of
criminaily receiving stolen goods, Fred
crick Vi. kitchinEs. a. n real estate
dealer OF Brooklyn, today pleaded with
the court 20 impose the maximum sem
tcnce. My daughter is taken care
OF. my wife is dead and am no longer
Jail is the only place for nc"
The court remanded KitchinGs to the
TombS until January .. He was indicted
sale $4,000 worth of tobacco stock.
which had been lost in transit by q
messenger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
COST OF LIVING LEAPED
90 PER CENT IN FIVE YEARS
s'e"ay Income OF $:6..5. Per Week re-
CURED 20 Maintain New E;n.
land Family of Five.
IN Aasociatcd Prc.s !

in!SI ION, Dec. 30.-The cost Of mann
ing for wage carners i'm Lawrcnco ~ ~
increased 81 per cent in the nnst n"n
ears' the national industrial copfers
noard made public Il few davs orn M q
ttiTport showing the cost OF living in
~ ne n., country as a whole had advanced
p per cent in the same period ITj~
IRE nrcs previously announced for F,ii
river gave n ~ per cent increase there
On Items identical with those used at
II:aiWrence. Both Lawrence and Fall
kiver are principally textile cities an
;s ~ r;, steady income Of. s26.65 week
y raraiui,red e. naIii, 70 maintain in Lawrcnce
mum standard. il was stated ''''''.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
ELECTRIFY RAIL ROADS
'"""".n" i.;t, nhiri"i Says New system
"h' ,t"Te Many Advantacc.
Over ISc Of Steam.
{ by Assoriated Press l

tONilpN. ONTARIO Dec. 3v-Ere,.
n,!iication OF all railroad Terminals j.,
,da hada within a comparatively short
,itns, was nrenicted today by y. y.
nian government railways rho now
system, he said would have many ad-
vahtnGeS over the use OF steam in the
aand!inS OF trains in big yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
HIP!P0CKETs HARD HIT
ChicnSo Police VIII RieidIy Enfor..
Dry LAW on New Years
Eve
IRy Universal service l

CHICAGO. Dec. Gothic hip nncket
reservoir as means of transporting
WAS smashed today with the announce
ment by Police Captain Morgan Col
iins that the state search and seizure
Years Eve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SENDING BEER TO AFRICA
milwaukee Glory Is Departing, IN Cnr-
load Lots for Foreign Thirst
QuenchlnE.
by Universal Service.

MINIATURES. WIS: Dee. ao-old
Ila,S,h,oned per cent beer. popular in
war, IS, on its way to South Africa. 4
large brewery is q busy place these
brew Is being sent eastward to ret
out OF this country before January Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
WILL ASK STATE AID
Legislative Commission VIII Bc Ax,.a
f"r Funds to Erect Memorial
to Soldiers.
lBy Associated Press

foANOk Il, VA, Dec 3u-At . ua.t
ing OF a legislative commission -" IL
virginia General Assembly. in Hjch
nionn. nom January :. bearings will be con
a memorial TO soldiers and sailors ~
Virginia who served in the war against
Lcrmany, VIII be received. accordinr
20 notlhcationS sent out tonight by
state senator Waiter r. Addison. OF
tynchbUrg. chairman OF the commits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
WHEEL STORES OFFER GOODS
Canned Tomntocs VIII TIC offered In
Pc0pie of New Orleans by Fed
cral Agents.
iBy Associa,cd prcss |

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 30.-Wheelcd
army auartermaster supplies Will make
trips In the residential sections OF the
city here tomorrow. Colonel L. S. wal :
here tonight. The first truck loads FOR
sale will be canned tomatoes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
LORDS HOME FORTIFIED
n"rhed- Wire I:ntnnEIcmcnt. Arc Built
rronnd Lodge Occupied b.
tiscDnnt French.
fNv Univcrsnl Se-,ic.

LONDON. Dee. 2O--Dublip ,,,s,i. ,,,d
inc viccTccal odgc. Lord Frcnchs
residence. are being transformed into
voritabic fortified camps by the Brit.
iSh government in Gland accordinc
10 Dublin dispatches tonight
Iohay large squad OF workcrs be-
located in Phoenix Park. with In nrhcJ
wire cntanglements. barring the pub
nc from the park hereafter between
'ate afternoon and daylight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
TEXAS Editor Dic..

LONG, EEACH.. CAL, Dec. so
years editor in-chiof of the Dallas
(TeSasl Nows, died OF heart trouble
hero today. Mr.. Clark camo to Lons
Bcach six months ago after a tour oil
Europe IN the hone OF Improving his
health Tie is survived BY widow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
ADOPTS BRITISH PROPOSAL
supreme Council Directs Amer,r,r. IN
"ec"Pica area lie Placed Under
Ithine Commission,
tBy Universal Service.

PARIS. Dec. S0.--Thc supreme conn
advanced by the British members, that
after the peace treaty becomes effec
tive the American troops in the oc
eupied zoEe of Germany shall be placed
under the inter-allied Rhine commits
sion. America is not officially repre-
scented on that body y y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
HERE'S IDEAL STEN0GRAPHER
She Must Not Chew Gum or pri,np and
Take Orders without Come
Backs.
LKY Univcraal ScrNlne ]

AURORA. ILL. Dec. 20.-The model
stcnographcr was defined today by {.
Norton Com pany.
The girl ] want is one who has
executive ability. but who must take
orders with no come backs" he said.
'It is impossible for girl. who con
ttnually prlmps and chews gum 10
do Justice to her work I want a girl
who can take orders withou, pityinG
lift OF the eyebrows or nirt of a
scornful skirt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
CHARGE AGAINST GROCERs
MADE UNDER FEDERAL ACT
Two south richmond Merchants Arc
Held Under $1,000 Bond
Each.
REQUIRED OTHER PURCHASES
Practice of Declining to Sell Sug T.
Unless Customers Buy Other
Articles Alleged 10 BE in NioIuti N
Of Act Of Congress.


Charged with requiring customers to
purchase $3.50 or s2 worth Of mer-
chandise TO obtain sugar. Leo. L. and
brothers grocery. at I2I5-l7 Hull
Street. South Richmond. were taken
into custody Yesterday afternoon by
as.nts OF the Department OF Justice.
They were held under sl.oO bond
cacli for Ithcir appearance at "A prc-
iiminarN hearing before uaitcd states
Com mniSsion"r FlcGcnhcitncr F'riday V
morning. The arrests yesterday arc
the first developed in an investigation
which the United States government
has been conducting here for several
months through agents of the Depart. !.
mcnt of Justice. II is stated that
other arrests for tho same oncnse may
once.
Agents nousht SuEur.
l.. II: Kemp. .Ir and William M.
Gray. Department OF Justice opera
,iyGs: II. s: are named ,; on he warrants as
chascs of sugar under the combinati ion
sales. for which the two grocers arc
hcid. Robert Gwathmcy, of oIoi
ness.
Exact charges against the two mon
are that Leo L. Ullman and Sol T.
Ulnan did. in violation of a section
Of the act Of Congress approved
August 10. 1917, and tile rules and
regulations promulgated iy the Prcs!-
b'ht phi sunni tHtTclO. unt1"tuliN en-
gage in an unfair and discriminating
practice. in that they refused and de-
clincd 10 sell II certain quantity OF a
necessity. TWO pounds or sugar to
L. IL. Kemp. Jr. ana W. NJ. Gray un-
less the said Kemp and Gray would
purchase at the same time quantity
Of other merchandise 10 the value OF
sloo OF 81
State Inv Inadequate.
When it was found that there Was
no state law which covered adequately
the prohibition OF combination sugar
sales in Virginia. by decision of the
court. many Eroccrs arc said TO have
reverted to the practice OF, making
sugar sales conditional on the pur-
chssc of other goods in Certain auaii-
titles.
For several months the Department
of Justice, under the direction of Dis
trict Attorney Hiram Smith has been
conductinE an investigation here into
reports of noarding and illegal ac-
tivities OF merchants. bu, with no re-
suit until complaints lodged by citi-
Zcns OF the South Side caused an in
NcstiSation 10 he made. ii is declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
NEW YEAR FEED FOR HORSES
f""r Hundred to Have Special Dinner
served by the Horses Aid
Society.
LEy Nssocinted prn.s

MEW YORK. Dec. 30.--A s1bstau,i,,
offercI o4FI Gi .oo oiap2y :!5,H. New Year viii be
hcadquarters OF the Horse Aid Snci ci.,. =. :. =
mere on January l in the form of =
snPcc'ai dinner o: oats, bran. alfaIfa
nay and furnishings dear 10 ~ a
equine digestive apparatus ~ ~ INC, INC
announced today. was
Mrs Jacob Ehrlich. president Of the
Tnr 70 p d f ~" 'ion' also announced a plan
horscs throughout the vnnr - s''e"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
French EXncrt. Arrty.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--A number Of
'biS busncss" and efficiency methods
IN America. were among the pas
French line steamship. La Savoic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
JUDGE LEIGH WATTS DIES
Wcli-Iinown Corporation Lawver
Passes Away In Portsmouth Fellow
Ing Stroke of PARALYSIS.
fBy Associated press.1

{. PORTSMOUTH, VA, Dec. 3O.-Judsc
SLegh r: Watts, 7o, and one Of the
sTate's best known corporation law
a alstistlneuishcd veteran OF the war.
died suddenly tonight. when stricken
by. aIIopleXy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
100000 GERMANS KILLED
Fignre. Given Out by Berlin DO Not
Include Names OF Those Dying
in Prison Camps.
lBy Associated Press.

BERLIN. Dec. S0.-Oficial statistics
made PUBLIC today place the number OF
These figures do not Include those who
died In prison camps. II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
FORD WORKERS ARE VOTED
10 MILLIONS IN BONUSES
Vast Sum Will BE Distributed
Among 10000 Employees Through
out United States.
PAYABLE BEGINNING JANUARY J
Opportunity j. Also Accorded Work
mcn TO Invest in Certificates Giving
Them an Interest i'm Earnings of
Ford Motor Company.
PAYABLE BEGINNING JANUARY J
lny Cniyer..l rcr1l.o-


DETROIT. MICH. bee. 3v.-A plan
whereby approximately $4,000, 900 Viii
bc distributed to tho 10000 Ford work q.
crs throughout the United States Will
be announced tomorrow BY Henry Ford
ana his son. Edscl, president Of the
Ford Motor Company.
Tie money Will bc given 20 the work :
crs as bonus. They Will also DC
sivcn an opportnniiy TO purchase Ford
Investment certificates. These Ger
tinca;ea arc TO he issued ia dcnomina-
tons "f 800. S5on aud 81 900 aud ,Ic
cmp'oSces viii receive interest based
Oh the yearly earnings OF The Ford
Foreign Empio.rc> Exrlu,c,.
hniptoEc"S ia the plants Of the Ford
e3tnpah% IA foreign counties arc cx-
The cash bonus OF practically $40
'cv."o" VIII be payable beginning Janu-
ary !. This is based OF! the daily in
como and icnsth OF continuous service
Win the company before October. loli
ne following is tho scale IN accord
trinnted ,I.ii,d to employees on the basis OF
daiiy wage aud on salaries Of less
thai $40 per month:
Men hired r,ior TO October l. 1914.
bonus 70 S6-a DAY men, SljC; $3.50 day
men Slh" $3.50 day mon. Sl1o: $50
day day ,n"n men s$dS dSe; $50 day men sloo $
day men. SEQ: S...O day men ;n:n
$3.50 day men. $2io: $40 day men. S930:
sio.4' IA men. $50. and sl9.S0 da V
Men In 1914 Glass
-H.h hi!cd nctwccn October i.l.
HtIu octop Der ]. 1913, Will receive bonuses
ranging from Si3o to So per dav mon
ana ana N23e 10 slo.so per day mon The
same basis 'te
Men hired prior 10 or-oh.. ,o,e
SllO to i@3O - >'A''
Men hired prior Ia Or,ohe- ,o,-
Sa0 o s2lo '''"
Men hacd xisr prio~ TO October !. 1918,
Men hired prior N oc.oh,- ,o,o
$50 TO $40. - i'i''
r. VIII continue Annual nnpus
,,.,i, uLs!I'huuon OF Profits with waS cs
VII VII continue as In tho past I'm a.
IIoru"ncc WITH a plan in effect sine.
,'iain"nrY AN - 1914. And in addition "a
ms =, II - the intention ot the COMPANY
70 continue the annual bonus. il. i'm ths
3,nrsi, g'neni OF thegdirectors. the EARNINGS
The rate OF pay on whicI a ho,us =
naScd VIII. in all cases. be ,fc ~, -
, ,mnicn an employee is rcccielng Dccen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
$50 Cn,b for

$50 Cash for Information
on what Can You Do With an Elnc-
trio Fan In winter" in January Pop
5ular Science Monthly, All news stands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
The Pocket Tyrewr,ter,

ipu WUrk TIC WITH Two hnGerS. SEQ
January Popular Science Monthly,
Just out. All news stands.--Aav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

New Years Resolution: Buy seats
Tor Sousa's Band at tho Corley Co.---AdY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05

is Just simply delightful
Now, this young woman is bare
back rider with John Robinson's cir
Gus, and for the entire summer
and fall she has been promenading
without her neither limbs being COW
cred. And she has had trouble. too.
In Chicago she was arrested on
State street and taken to the Central
police station. No law was found to
fit her case and she was released
Last month an unfeeling copper
picked her out of a crowd in Nash
vile and gave her ride in a nice,
new, shiny patrol wagon. Same thing
happened in Memphis and Savannah.
But pretty Marie is undaunted. She
snaps her fingers at the police and
swears in dainty oaths like '.shuchs'
and sgee whiz.e- that she will con-
tinue to flaunt the Paris style.
Just what the Pensacola police de-
partment will do with Dainty Marie
is "a matter of conjecture.
In the meantime the price on tel
escapes and opera glasses will prob
ably be raised on account of sudden
and increasing demand for the ar
ticles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
A M II S e NJ E N T S

All Star Cast in THE flushed Hour"
In the opinion of the critic. Blanche
Sweet. whom patrons of the picture
theatre will remember as the star OF
THE objectionable Sin also pro-
duced by Mr.. Carson. gives the finest
performance of her long and sue
cessful career before the camera. Her
versatility has never before been bet
ter illustrated than in the portrayal of
her role of Virginia Blodgett. Over
the scale of dramatic emotions. Miss
Sweet runs with all the artistry of
expert pianist in drawing from the
secret recesses of the piano its sweet
chit and most vibrant harmonies First
we see the little blonde star as the
demure little lassie. the dutable en-
ployee, and then, love rises in her
being and we find her fighting the
exigencies of marriage for conven-
fence. In all these moods. comprising
the finest artistry of dramatic ex-
pose. we find her rising to heights
reached only by the true artist. Her
work. coupled with ell-balanced
story and enhanced by expert direc-
tion and the finest in production,
make The flushed Hour one of the
most entertaining photodramatic pro-
auctions presented at the Isis thea
re during the current year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
Beautiful Women
of the Southland

Columbus CAT.
Inward weahresswkic>..as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
THE HUSTLED HOUR Is
MOST FORCEFUL APPEAL
Exhibition Great Photopiay Seen BY
Local Ministers and Newspaper

A group of ministers and news
papermen and women saw Blanche
Sweet in her latest screen triumph.
The flushed Hour" az a private pre-
sentation at the Isis Theater yester-
day morning. They were the special
guests of Manager John A Jones.
THE flushed Hour" is one of the
most appealing and forceful photo
plays of the year.
1t tells the story of q great and
good man who left an hour OF silence
after he had passed away as a legacy
to each of his four children. In that
hour each one saw the past unfolded
and found himself
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
The Tickle That Makes You Cough

HAYTS' HEALING HONEY Stops
that Tickle. Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough. 35c. A free box of
GROVES OPEN TRATE SALyE for
Chest, Colds, Head Colds and Group
with every bottie-Adv-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-05
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND



CLEARS THE THROAT of phle sm
and mucus, stops that tickling, opens the
air passages for easier breathing and coats
the raw, indamed surfaces with heal
ing, soothing medicine.
Grateful Father Tells What Il Did
w. E. Curry. 80 Up 9Th ST.. Evansville Ind
writes: Il have . little girl years who has
good deal Of trouble with Group. have used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. giving Il to
her according to directions. and obtainins instant
relief for her. My wife and use it whenever
bothered with bad cold or cough. and viii
say that it is the best remedy for a bad cold,
cough. throat trouble OK Group that ever saw
Parents who use Foley's Honey and
Tar know it is safe and no harm will
come even if an overdose shou.a be
given by. accident. II tastes good and
children like it. 1t won I upset the deli
cate stomachs of young children. delicate
persons or elderly people.
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