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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEET
HERE FOR CONFERENCE
Governor Invites Them for Discus.
sion OF Public School Work
Throughout State.
REPRESENT 100000 CHILDREN
Hold Two Sessions in Hall OF House
OF Delegates on February 20.
compulsory Education Among
Problems to Come Before Body.

Every local district school trustee in
me safe Will receive an invita-. ion
rom Governor Westmoreland Davis 10
attend conference TO be HELD In the
nall or the House of Delegacs on
February -. for discussion of matte s
pertaining TO the advancement OF
school work.
These men will represent she man
cement OF elementary schools in Vir-
"inI. whore more than 100000 chill
drcn receive their primary training.
Two sessions will be held. one begin
ming in the morning at 10 O'Clock. the
ether In rhe afternoon at 3.
The trustees will be asked to speak
frankly from 'hcir own personal eX-
re'icncc ot the needs of each particular
district and to give their views to
VIA; should h" done to better the
elementary schools BOTH by the STATE
and the local boards.
some questions OF tatr-wide sig
niiicancc TO be discussed probably will
be compulsory cducati"n training.
selection and pay of teachers: Student
health: dependence OF public schools
on good roads and adeuua:.c iranspor-
tati"n facilities. and many o;h..s.
Governor Davis will be Al tn" con-
ference, ande will enter into discus
sion of these quests ions, especially those
which require State action for adjust
mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
WEALTHY SOCIETY WOMAN
SUFFERING WITH LEPROSY
Patient ut Philadelphia liz Confined to
Hut Outskirts or
CITY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. a.--Until to-
day only few persons in Philadelphia
knew that u woman OF considcra b lie
prominence in the city's social circles
was confined in an isolated hut Of the
municipal hospital suffering from the
dread disease OF lcprosy.
The woman. whose identity is care
iulIy shielded from the public, con
traclcd the disease while on Il pleasure
trip 10 some islands in the Pacific re-
Gently Upon returning here she fell III.
ana her physicians, after treating her
10? several weeks, finally decided that
she had contracted leprosy
No decision has been reached aa vet rs;
70 the hna! disposition OF the woman
SAc was taken TO the isolated hot in
an ehort 10 prevent any spread % tbs.
contagion. She il absolutely cut Off
from the outside world but an effort
may b" made TO install a telephone in
some friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
MIL WAUKEE MAN SKATES
BACKWARD 22O YARDS
High Jump Mark Tx Also Shattered Inv
Herman Luck. in Special
Exhibition.

MiiWAUk El;. WIS. Feb. o.-Ip :,
SPECIAL cXhihition here to-day at the
nnhhal champiopShips Of tho Western
Milwaukee, brok" the worlds record
ior backward skating, doing 220 yards
lh t""n'y-itvc and two-ffth seconds
TIC i!So broke tho worlds record for
tn" high jump. making three feet six
ana thrc"-t"nfth inches. as against the
old record or th""" feet. six Inches
me tl"nk!in club, of Chicago. cap
turcd al the houors OF the meet. vii
Lam Stcinmciz. OF that club. Is the new
champion. having defeated Charlie
fishcr: his clubmate aud champion for
several seasons. in the title events.
Stcinm"'z did tho two miles in 6:S5 %
and the hnlf-miic in 2:34 Thirty
thousand persons saw the mntchcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
IMPORT PARTRIDGES
htRE FROM TEXAS
'"ur Thousand Mated Pair. IN n
,, on virginia Preserves by
department Of Gnme

,,a Milhin e snort Time, 1000 pairs =,
mated par'ridges from Texas wi,i ~
impofted into this STATE and HG,, or op
m i;! cI pr,SeTves established in the
l ,,'rin ION received from +. H,uh
-. ;.SpN commissioner of Game and
nsE. az" over 800 magis,erial dis
tFiclS IN Virginia and in each die,
tfnrt Of land from 200 to 400 nrr 50
80 ~ .it VIII be sci aside as q sanriu
Ky on which the quasi may hrnch
~. ,uslNe shooting privileges viii be
granted 10 ne state "'
''IF'nH the first few weeks thcv .ro
on ~" preserves Tho partridgcs win hc
yea nN The game wardcns and viii ,,n,
h" disturbed in any way IL IL main.
,"i""d mat under these circums,anccs
ne bids VIII learn TO return To ~
r'"'r where they are not molested. A
IcasoHah!c amount OF hunting viii he
a'l"W"d on the preserves only after
he quail have established themselves
IN order 10 break up covcys to slim.
u!aie mating Ky means Of the game
preserves and the Importation OF the
700 pairs o; quai! it is hoped 10 re-
p!tn'Sh INC supply OF birds greatly de.
m.''" ny 'he severe weather last wiz,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
al ConStitution makes
PRUSSIANS WILL BALK
IF TERMS ARE HARD
ttuin, Wilson's Terms Wore tcccptr {,
ns impartial, White Those of
Conference Are NOT.
ny 81. !. GIsEE:SW.LI.

WElMAR. GERMANY. Fen. 0.-C:cr-
too hard.
In Germany the newspapers are v'o-
emily spreading propaganda That Al
sacc-i.orr;Iinc is German. and must re
main German.
The peace con fcrcncc's decision o.,
ne German colonies has raised - a.orun
Of nr"ics, in Germany. ana even i'm
W"ihar protest lists are covered with
hundrcds Of signatures.
,micss the allies core to On under
standing with Tive EolShevists (; is
Gnit" feasible that Germany may do
50. c!tn"r openly, so as to take a,ivan-
'tSe Of me huge and weli-trained Hoi-
&hevist army. or by drifting into Poi
sheNisn hecansc Of the lack Of food
S'Tns and raw, materials.
t'r. Bernhard bcrnburg. in an in
tcrvicw. said
We accepted President Wilson'S
ic:ns brcauS" we thought them i'm
martial, but the decision OF the peace
c3;ticrencc was not imnariial. Are not
~ the colonies. both French and Brit
'$r. TO hc Observation-Disclosures"
oar rights to our colonies have
never been disputed and we sian
stand by our rights"
Eycn the women members 90 tho as
Schh!% accent Chancellor Ebnrt's threat
OF II REFUSAL to make peacc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
BUDGET TO BE READY
FOR BOARD TUESDAY
hn!or Expected TO Prcscn. EstIn,n,c
Oh f'nnmrinl Needs to Aldermen
To-Morrow Night.

Al tho meeting Of the Boa-d Of
Aldermen at the CITY Hall Tuesday
hiSht at ) o'clock. Mayor Ain.l;. is
expected to present the hudyet in
cooperating the needs Of the various
CITY departments for the coming year.
ana preliminary discussion o: is pro
visions Will take place.
The directors OF the newly-creatcd
divisions have turned in to Mayor
Ainsiie a statement of their needs 10:
incorpora ton into the budgct and he
Is busy to-day cutting out unn necessary
items 10 get the complete budget in
shape for the nsdera;ion or the
aldermen.
The street committee Of the Common
Council will NEE: this afternoon a: :.
o'clock. and on Thursday night the
Committee on Dock, River and liarbnr
will convene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

This grand old masterpiece comes
20 thc academy on "Wednesday and
thursday and Thursday matinee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
MINIATURE! ALMANAC.
GERMAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
TO HEAR NEW CONSTITUTION
Measure Due tu Como IN To-day for
second and Third
RcaEini..
IRy .N.Ao..inich prcss-l

WEIMAn, Saturday. Feb S--The
German National ASSEMBLY to-day
rasscd the ii. 81 reading Of the pro-
yisionnl Constitution by acclamation.
The second and third readings arc set
Tor Monday To which the session was
;dioEm,d Tho main por,ion OF ;hc
ASsrmhly* time to-day was devoted
TO :, speech hy MuSo i'rruss, The Score
iarN Of the Interior who had been
engaged i'm drtriug the Constitution.
thc minister explained the character
Of IN" provisions OF the Instrument:
from which the Assembly is 10 de-
riy" j;s powers as Il taw-makinr body.
The PROVISIONAL Constitution c,n :
powers 'hc Assembly to adopt q per-
manent CONSTITUTION aud 10 enact such
laws rs are urgently necessary" IL
provides for the choosing of a national
president by a majority vote and for
IN" creation Of ii committee Of state"
which snail oc"uPH the position OF a
quasi second chamber.
Ia provisional ConStitution makes
y" attempt to anticipate or limit the
IG:uIe permanent Constitution. except
Ing as 20 one vital dctail. THIS s :,
p:oN ssion that the territory of the Ger
man states shall not bc altered with
cut their consent. This is obviously
the ruv.r:lncilts method Of meeting
the opposition evoked bv the earlier
reports that division Of Prussia was
contemplated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
MASTER Gabriel nj Lyric

di,n ybn ,.1 The diminu,ivc come
y..' y" no created the Stage chAr,r,nrj
' at ''2n 81 o"i'ioonist Outcauit's "Rns-
s,,, "~ II. Is IN vsudcvi.l. His So
~ "hh VIII be seen q, the hid f,r
-; company in the new SHOW
"mi' comes 30 the Lyric ,o.d,y
80. l"1 Week end. Gabriel has bee;
Slart.l IN several big musical "omcdv
HiiD"T'' Ions notably Little Memo. ana
l.a'h'.iiE facHelty House. rjavim.
49, NIFai times ~ the Academy Of
w. 90; ne has aba ndoncd the ulmsjc,i ,
,,-, ,!..,H stag" for vaudeville. and :
., nS'ii'!hs "nc-ict musical fire.
,ai!cn Little Kick" Gabriel * q six
EE"iT-".h boy IN appearance ana no.
.I'..H hroporti"ntd in reality he is
ii'.fI,H-'"o years old. stands thir,v.two
nvn"I N Ms shoes and is a thjrtv,
S,..Iphd degree Mason and a ,ncmhn, :
T S'g.T% Hnr,nH. New.York city. oih"r
,%..,ureN OF IN" ne% bill are PAM NJ,
army and Elsie Fay. i'm ,h.. W..
Mhli!' suicide Garden: swan .,nI
',Mah. comedy duo and Fantastic i,,,'
-'"r$ hrnn" and La Sale. slnsinr
gHhlt"% team. and Gordon and 80
i.t.f uhGi entertainers With Tho n.,,
Y"ndeVill" ban Will come new mot jo,
pStur" displays. including ,bo i,...
releases OF the pathc News S.r,.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
Bearers of Liquor
Haze UnluckyDay
Prohibition Agent Cap
tawes Flee Men and 1O2
Pints Of Whisky.
Five men and lo2 pints of liquor

Five men and lo2 pints of liquor
fell into the hands of Prohibition
Agent H. L. Sweet yesterday. three
negroes being taken from Balti-
men driving whiSky-laden roadster
were e,apturcd forty-iive miles north
of Richmond.
Sweet adopted Fochs tactics by car
rNinS the tight into the enemy's coun-
try in capturing the roadster i'm which
Screnty-two piRts OF whisky were
found. The two men. giving the names
OF " T.. Norwood and W. DaShelds.
occupying the car are said to have been
en- route from Baltimore. They were
arrested and brought to Richmond.
The three negroes were caught as
they left the boat at West Point the
prohibition agent forcing them to dis
gorge their supply of contraband
Arrest of the five men and cofisca-
ton of the liquor occupied little more
than three hours in ali. II record, CON
Sidering the territory covered by the
prohibition agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
DISCUSS SALE OF PLANT
IN MEETING TONIGHT
Barton Heights Citizens to Air Views
on Henrico Gas Problem, street
Improvement md Closing Lnw.

Street Improvement. the enforce
men; OF sunday closing laws. and con
sidcrT.ion OF the proposal OF the Hen
rico Gas Company To SELL It's plant TO
the city are three topics that Will be
discussed tonight at the meeting of
the Highland lark Citizens ASSocja-
school building "a, SIS o'clock.
Councilman t.. lie" Rodcn viii; be-
present and viii go into the details
81 the resolution which he has intro
duced in the Common Council relative
TO the rhoroEgh improvement of High
land i'ark streets. He also spoons ed
the resolution for the purchase Of the
!Icnr.co Gas Company's plan; by the
city President Carpenter. OF the
citizens Association, vii! preside M
the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS
"Somc baby" Tonight.

one OF the most prominent and ablest
dramatic critics in the United States is
Burns Mantle, of the New York Even
ing Mail. In his criticism of Some
baby." which will be produced at the
Acndemy tonight and Tuesday and
iuesGhy matinee, Nh. Mantle says:
Good old elixir OF youth. What
Would the writer's OF preposterous farce
ever do without you,
Here YOU are again at the Fulton
lending absurd excuse for shriekinE
laughter at the performance of some
iahN. And those that laugh hardest
each time YOU are mentioned are the
irst TO call YOU a silly old thing once
they are again in control OF their
senses.
We'll. YOU are harmless sort Of
iake. anyway: You make no serious
prctcnSlons- You are content so long
as people DO laugh at the foolish com
pli>at!ons YOU inspire You do not
claim TO provide the best OF farce
plots; only the oldest and one OF
the Surcst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


PETERSBURG. VA. Eeb 79-John
y. Dunstan. highly respected citizen
and Confederate Veteran died last
night ~ his home in Hinton Street, in
the Seventy-nin:h year Of-his age. Mr..
DunStan was a native of Ch:stc rtie:d,
u successful farmer. He moved 20 Pc
tcrshurr about nine years ago. He
served Sal'lntiy throughout the war
in Picke;t's Division and WAS in the
famous charge OF that division at
Gettysburg. He Is survived by his
wife, one son. w y. DunSsan. OF Rich
mond. and one brother and Two Sisters.
Of Petersburg.
The funeral viii he conducted from,
tho residence Monday afternoon. the
Rev. Dr. ). y. W!nn. officiating, and
VIII be attended and escorted TO the
crave il Blandfor'I cemetery Il, y. i.
tl!il Comp Of trnfcI"ratc veterans, of
which he WAS a me 1IbcT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

F"mrth annual dinner of the Min
istrrint Union of fttchmOnd y. VI.
{. \. building nt $3.50.
John Ncndricl< Hangs lectures on
!.tEht ana shade In the Land OF
Nnior' WOman'S Club, 4.
Meeting: OF Street Committees,
common CounciI, City nnii, >.
Meeting Of HiEhlnnd Park CitI-
Hrns' Associations, school building,
S:f5.
Acndcmy of Music-"somc Bnbs,"
lyric-NnndcriIIe md pictures,
f;:i0, ;:sO and 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
start "s,uttic" service.

shuttle" trains between this city
and Failing Creek Viii begin opera
iIon this morning. They vii! run into
Byrd Street Station and VIII leave
from the same point. Two trains
viii be operated each way dSiiy, the
time OF arrival being S:i5 o'clock in
the morning and 2:l5 o'clock in the
afternoon one Will leave early in
tine afternoon and the other late in
4, M afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
JEWISH JUNIORS PLAN
FOR WORK OF CHARITY
i.ncouroSins Progress Reported on
Entertainment to Re Held at
Jefferson "wednesday.

EncouraginC Apor,s from members
OF She entertainment committee which
grand bali aad vauGevitc snow 10 he
given BY ,h= Council OF jewish juniors
on Wednesday, evening. February -
al the Jefferson hot"!. We're announced
day al Temple Beth Ahabah
The affair b. 20 be given IN order
20 raise funds with when 70 extend
the philantn:op!c work OF the council
next !-ar Members OF thu pn!lau-
thropic committee have bc"n hanIi-
capped this Year because OF lack Of
NECESSARY f.uds AND have boon uu-
able to carry uUt al. the WORK they
had p.anMeG :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
TENTH INDICTMENT RETURNED
IrreEnlnrity In Connection with Coy.
eminent Contracts In Charge
Made.

NEW YORK. Feb. J.-Thc tenth In
dicnnent against officers and employees
OF the coastwisc Lumber and supply
"inpany growing out OF alleged ir-
rcgularitics in connection with gov
rrnmtnt contracts waH returned by the
Federal grand jury In brooklyn yes
tcrdhy. II charges presentation OF
claims FOR material not delivered. The
Indictment. which nameH thirteen de-
iendhnth. contains l42 counts invoiv-
ihg twenty-five separate contracts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

LNNCERtHC;. VA. Feb 9.-Mrs. An
~" iiUhh1"d. sc''r"ty-two years old.
~ fe Of : g. Hubbard. * dead ~
Sprinvwood. II .lif,x County. She was
mcInb"- oc -. Johns EpiS opal
Church. Houston. and had been mar
rieG tif:N-onr years. Sh" was y rat'vc
Hf H1litay tOunt". Six sons were her
unlihearer~. and grandchildren carried
the funeral floral designs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
Ministerial ninn HiIl Gnthrr AT I:3u
=. VI To-day for the
Event.

The Ministerial Cnfou's annual dinner
will be held mis- afternoon a; $40
O'clock at the Y. NJ G. . Hev II -
invocation. Rev. Russell Cccn, f. d.,
VIII speak on Retrospect" pr J. j
Gravatt on "i'r0spoct' ana II II pitzer,
of the Sunhay ratty, on The Hour
The treasurer's report viii be read BY
Rev. u. i. Smoot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
STORE eURGLARlZED
Quantity Of Candy and small sum ,f
None! Taken From Broad
street Shop.

The store Of the Jafa Fiax Com
pany,. at 1917 East Broad Street. was
9burgIarizcd Saturday cvcnIrr ~
trance was gained by breaking In .
panel of the rear door and removing
tine bar by reaching through the amer
turc. The bureia, removed a quantity
of candy. besides $22l in currency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
c,t,.c-i,c s,ro,,,.-

t,HtNoriN. St-Othcr. fOr fnnny yearS n
faithfui scrv"n, IN The family OF Julius
\. HorSon. Of Woodland Heights. died.
N"Stcrhh" morning after a short illness
Of pneumonia. For nearly half Il cen
fury she bad hccn With thc Hohson
family. Shr belonged to tho First
l'apt!St Church tcolCredb. Funcra, SER
vices VIII h." rcid at the church at 2
o'clock Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
TRY CONSTABLE TO-DAY
WILLIAM Flynn. Chesterfield omc.r
ssa Charged With shouting g.. Davis
aEix while Making Arrest

~ Constable william Flynn. of Bon AIR.
VIII be tried In hus,!ngs Court. Part
Ing J.. Davis In the Log
ttscThe constable asserts. IL ~ said. that
he fred in an effort to frlGhten Davis,
whom he was attempting to arrest
Judge Southali VIII Try the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

DNNNlLII. w. Fen. I'D p.
Yeats w"ll kh"wn in The !oca! to-
hacco 'ul1c. died early to-day at the
hospital from a disease OF the heart.
He w2s Gfiy-ciSht years OF age. and
na'ive OF littsylvania. lie il sur
viNcd by his wido" ana several chill
urcu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
Mnnt. Afrcrne. 10 ,sc Aaninst Win

MEXlcO CITY. Feb. General j.
Augustin Castro, Secretary OF War and
now In charge OF military operations
In the northern states, has asked that
u squadron OF airplaues be scnt him
in order to facilitate his campaign
against Francisco Villa and other
rebels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

BRISTOL. VA. Feb ?-H T.
t'Caz;rr. formerly OF Nun.cr. Va. drop
pen doad Yesterday ut MillEon. Tenn.
accord Ing o news r"achiaE here. NJ.
Frazier vas formerly merchant n;
HunF"r. and was, wcli-known in this
g gripp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

,-h"o"1 Carmen. a Nirtccn-y.or
g h"H, ~ the Third Police Stn
Ii,'' - nc charge Of larceny /, is
alleged that ne took cigars. candy and
1920. ~ .'d..'!iAe from a store located
80 49,, ~" i'e,e'sDurg Pike Sergeant, Dn
nuna. ana . GER sullivan made the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

Charged with being. drug addicts and
in their possession, j. i. kimhali. Of
North Carolina, ana K. ]. StiDl of
Blackstone. we're arrested Sunday and
are held at the Third Police Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
Nr~. Ii.ir e.: .Iohr.or.

IrNCHBUEG. Va. Feb a.-Mrs.
EVE T. Johnson. thirty. VIII. Of c. l..
j 1hnSon, died ,.hcr home, 800 Stuart
street Saturday ni.h' She was :,
daughter OF joseph Camden. OF Rock
bridge County and native OF tina;
county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
EtcrIinp w IIud.on.

I.Y NCHBi'itCi. VA. Feb a.-Sterlinc
w Hudson. ff,y-nine years Of age
died Tuesday at his home IN Aruhcrs;
COUNT Of u complication Of diseases
He i survived by his widow and ten
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
TELLS OF OCCURRENCE
At BASTILLE PARADE,
ASSERTS WORLD is AT
CROSSROADS OF DECISION

RMS chaplain told me. though Amer
lea had left on the battle fields only
,":V"o men TO Frances 100000. that
comparatively few had given their livns
mat me soldiers of France might not
have died in vain"
IN the peace conference at Paris.
Sain l'r. Bowie, hangs the fate and
destiny OF millions yet unborn. The
WoEid. he thinks. is Il; the crossroads
OF decision one leads down the old
m'tauoW! way that has caused untold
misery: he other leads to a new world
the fabric OF which is built upon right
and justice and human brotherhood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
Local Temperature Yesterday.

IL noon temperature. "
t. NJ. tcmpcrat "
Il. NJ. temperatures.
Maximum temperature to s l.. NJ
aluminium tampert turc to l.. Nj
Mean temperature yesterday.
Norman temperature for this date
deficiency Yesterday ..
tNccSS since March l.........
ENccsS since January l...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

PARIS Feb. a.---ln response to an
invitation TO visit the knights OF CO.
lumhus ciun rooms IN this city, Presi-
nowledgcmcnt: You may be assured
il would be pleasure for me To stop
in at the headquarters Of tne knighte,
OF Columbus If it Wee possible for me
TO do so. ! have greatly admired the
work they have done and beg that
you VIII convey to them my very warm
ana ncere congratulations and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
"ln Old Kentucky"

Land OF chivalry. romance, Illicit
stit!S. love. hate. jealousy and a verit-
able fairyland from a scenic stand
po!nt. what more could a playwright
desire for Inspiration? Such land
Is the mountain ami blue grass region
OF Kentucky, ana Charles I. Darcy
has painted picture and woven a
story SO litel;ke OF the peopel Of this
Interesting spot that II has endured
70" more than quarter of a cen
fury.
Recall. II YOU can. all Ia, other rlays
TIA; we're ritten ami produced about
me same time as In Old Kentucky"
and how many of them have lived. Tho
fingers OF one hand Will suffice TO
count the ones YOU can remember. and
not single one has been produced
continuously, season after season, in
the thcaters Of our country and In.
old world as has this. masterpiece
from Dazey's pen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10

=, W Men Kiaw & ErlanEcr,s big must
= seen at the Acadcmy Friday and
saturday and saturday matinee. il will
et ease of dreams coming true. as
lar as enter; "a nmcnt OF this happy
h!nd are concerned. Years ago be-
,ors there wer" such things as sub
n"rineS ana airp!ancs The Riviera
''lr. would have been looked upon
a. an utter imposs ibility Managers
4hH me theatcr-go going public possibly
dreamed about such achi. vements. bii;
INC! never thought they would live
10 rea NE their dreams
~ ms tnlcriainment's wonderful
pictorial !i,.'I, tmhe llishment, its gorgeous
SGSl umIng and other acccss6ries no
u""lniS. TOO great can he made in ad
NaHcr. 1T VIII arouse wonder and adj
ihira'loh from even the nIost faded or
tP,tG,alrr SoerS So fascinating is The
nHNiera Girl in every detail that for
hionlh5 last season st astounded even
;. IN" hook and lyrics Of the plav are
~ ma, famous pair. Guy, Bolton and
-. Dollhouse. while tho .nelodinns
5,rGFs is by the foremost compoSer NJ
- III %bera music. Emmerlich Kal,nan.
IN. ~ story Is laid in the charming coun.
IrE @! the Riviera and cnnc"T,s u.
.@N' rp,'ancc of a bea,tifuI woung
HI,,e"r OF the Thcatcr OF Varieijes 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-10
The Weather
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Forecast, Nirgin'-

Forecasts Virginia.
-Ctoudy ~ u n d u :,
with fresh to moe
crafrty strong north
west winds 0n tho
coast: Tuesday rai,,
warmer west portion.
North Caruitnu-
tair. continued cold
Monday. with fresh,
northwest " n Il I
Tuesday fnir, not
quite SD cold.