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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08

\ medida que la fecha fijada pa
IA que Ia reforma constitutional re-
lativa a Ia prohibition de fabricar y
vender en- este pals. toda vlaSe de
bebiGas alcoholics. Sc acerca,-el pri-
nero de Julio de este ano,-aumenta
g~randemente ell desconsuelo Y pesar
de aquellos para Quienes el 'sabro-
so rectar" constituye algo asi, CO.
mo una ReceSidad vital.
Verdad es que muchos de los ado
radorcs del personaje mitoioglco que
lleva coronado de pampanos Ia fren-
te". empiezan 4 resignarse.-de aigo
ha servido Ia que ~pudieramoS lamar
prohibition preliminar" creada por
la guerra,-y encuentran va menoS
insipido ' desagradable el grape
Juice. ' los otros muchoS brebaJes
.no-aIcoh6licos'. que han invadido e!
lugar que antes ocupaban G! wills
KEY. Ia "ginebra". el "aniZado', el
porto wine, las numerosaS Larger
Y "Pilsner" Y nu0er6SoS cIaSicos
"Seouila". San Carlos" Y "ParraS.
Otros, no muy numerosoS por cler-
to. Ia han dado en- S~ustituir el an
tiguo "aperitivo" por drogas y NE
dicamentos a base de alcohol ' eter
con gran detrimento para Il este
Y organiSmos en- general. pc
70 con gran aprobacion Y satlstac-
cion de Sus sabezaS que. haJo Su IN
ilueacia. sienten. como el Sablo de
Pisa. oue Eel mundo Sc mueve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
Los propietarjos de cc"ii"os

Otros 4 q~uieneS Ia cnmlenda 7
.titucicnal causara perdidas de no po~
ca monta. en- relacion @ Il int
reses. son los propietarios de can
tinas ' cafes con licencia para ven
der vinos Y demas establecimientoS
Il tcngan relaoion alguna con el
concrete vinicola.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
$50 ooO,oG0 pierdcn los vinat:ros
de Kentucky

En- Kentucky. en- donde hay esta-
blecidas mas de 200 refinerias de
alcoholics V vinos,-la mayor parte
de elias productoras de Whiskey,-
la enmienda Constitutional causara
tremendaS perdidas entire los PRO-
p~ierarios de establecimientoS vinlco-
las. quienes cstiman que el monte
de esas perdidas no baiara de unos
sesenta millones de pesos. .Uoda vez
cue las p~lantas destiladoras no po-
dram ser convertidas facilmente en-
industrias lie otraS classes, nj sus apa-
ratoS aprovechados para otros uses
Que no { a de destilacion.
La ciudad de Louisville, capital
del Estado. sera una de las cue ST.
fr;ran mayores periuicios con Ia
nueva ley. pues dejara de percibir
a magnifica ertrada de fondos que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
Pepinillos en- vinagre en- vez de


La c~erveceria de Hussa. en- Ban
ger ha tranSformado su planta en-
una fabrica de pepinillos en- vinagre,
Y otra de las PARTICIPATES ~cervecerias
dc Black River Falls Sc ~convertira en-
planta refrigeradora.
El Jardin dc Palmas de Schlitz en-
Milwaukee Sc convertira en- un En-
PORTO de Bebidas suaves, a!gunas de
las cuales fabrica Ia misma planta de
Schlitz. Y muchos otros lugares muy
conocidos, establecidoS dentro de un
radio de cincuerta millas de Milwau-
kee. Il Y installation cCstara buenas
sumas de dinero 4 sus 1ropletarlos,
probablementc tendran que suSpen-
der Sus o~peraviones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08

10000 captmo& y CAFES eD solo sel>
EstcdOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08

Las dOScIentaS VlnaterlaS 7 reflne-
rias de alcoholics de hentuky, ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
II lado ecoR6mico dc Ia MEDIA
prohibited

FL lGdO ecOR0mlcO dc Ia mea'GG
prohi5itir0
Hacienda 4 I'm hdo toda clase de
ccnsideracioneS filos0ficaS, socialeS Y
humanitarias sobre la "emmienda'
CONSTITUTIONAL que Sc va a poner en-
vigor Y vienGo la cosa unicamente por
81 lado economico Y material, la me-
dide constitute IN verdadero desca.
labro para Ia industrial del pals Y
una rrina para muchos hombres que
tienen invertidaS sus fortunes en- en-
presas vinicolas Y destiladoras. Esto
no uuiere decir que consideremos la
medida como I'm atentado. nj deS-
aprobemoS su implantacion que, a
Dios gracias. NJ sonlos de los que
han menester &c la fuerza "esp:ri-
tual" del C2H50H, para poder llevar
a cuestaS la carga de la vida.
Por otra parte. Ia reforma pro
pueSta Y aprobada, afectara a los
cientos de miles trabajadores emplea-
dos on las plantas 'cerveceras Y VI
neterias del pals. que aun cuando
pueden trabajr en- otroS m de la
industrial. por de pronto Sc veran
frente 4 Ia dificultad de conseguir I'm
nuevo trabajo, dificultad que esta
crcando un verdadero problema en- ell
pals. debido al eNceSO de braceros
que la decentralization del ejercito
estd iando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
10 QUE HARA Fl PRDOHNIBIICCuONNISNO En- Los ESTADO UNDOOS

friran una perdida Quep or 81 sofa
sobrepasara a las de las cerevecerias,
segEn aseguran sus propietarlos, de-
Dido q la construction peculiar de esas
plants,s que no podran convertirse IA
cilncnte en- otras classes de esttable-
cimieRtoS industriales.
Los propietarios de tabernaS situa-
das en- los caminos V co~nstituyen algo
asi como oasis en- el desierto, 10 mis-
mo que los de esos otros lugares de
eta de los turistaS Y genie de true
no., aSeguran que sGfriran fuertes
perdidas finaucieras, pues no podran
seguir girando en- Ell ramo, porque les
seria impossible atraer a la clientele
sin haber en- suS establecimelntos
el attractive del licor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
La distribution dc caniinas.

Wisconsin cuenta con $500 esta-
olscimicntos c0n Iicencia para la ven
Ia de bebidas alcoholics; Illinois, con
S.4lS: Ohio. con $500; Missouri con
5000; Minnesota, con $500 Y Ken
lucky, con 1900.
Las cantinas en- cl Estado de Ohio
Sc espera que sc cerraran para ell dia
p de Mavo, de acuerdo con n refor-
ma u n Constitution local.
C]entenares dc cantiuas de los selS
Estados dichoS. Sc transformardn en-
estahlecimientcs de soda Y bebidas
refreScante<. ca~feterias, restaurants,
Y muchas otras en- cirer1at6grafo. bo-
ticas. mercerias Y salones de bale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
Las .randes v far,osas cantinas dc
Chicago y Chic.

la cnmienda dard mCerte a hume
rosaS cantinas que por muchoS amos
han tenido una reputation n]acional
V algunas "uya fama ha traspaSadO las
costas del A~tlintico Y del Paclfico. La
cantina mas grande de! mundo que
Sc cncuentra en- Bridgeport, Ohio, que
cuenta con IN mostrndor &c 263 Pies
dc largo = la mas pequena. The Mid
get" lei M~osQuito). que sc halla en-
Chicago Y cu2nta apenas con I'm eS-
pacio de cinco pies. son de los esta-
blecimientos que habran dc cortar
el hilo de Su t~XiStencla.
La famosa cantina de Helnicgabu-
bier. de Chicago. que hace mas dc
vcinte amos cue Sc eStableclo en csa
ciudad Y iamas habia cerrado sds
nuertas. deiara dc ser 81 asomoro de
los tIriscaS Y palurdos de los pue-
bios Y viilorioS comarcanoS. Sus MI
les de trampas Y ~aparatoS aatomatl-
COS uuc proporcionaban dlvertidoS
chascos rcgulares sustOs 4 los payoS.
habran de ser removidos para reem-
~rlazarlos tai vcz per elegartes ST
Homes cspeios Y dcm&s menajc de
Jarheria.
las fam6sas cau,inas de Chicago,
de "Hirky Dink': la kenna's Working
men Exchange. que vendia hasta Sc
scnta barriles de cerveza al dia Y
cucnta cor IN moStrador dc caODI
de 250 pies De. !ongitud: Ia de Rig
heimcrs. que FOR muchos amos ha 81
do cl centric de reunion de los poll
ticos. Y donda SC crIzaoan las mas
@randes apuestas sobra las elecciCnes.
10 han hecho aun arre@ios definiti-
Sobrc 81 clausura Y conversion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Anecdotes of the Famous
PERSONS IN WORLD NEWS.
Periscope. for Martins once.

Frank Merk!inS, secretary to Sena-
tor Martin. minority leader Of the
Senate, is an efficiency enthusiast and
lays awake nights trying 10 figure on,
betterment schemes. He has his Office
allied with all manner OF apparatus TO
promote convenience and save time.
When the change III the control OF the
Senate took place last spring Senator
Martin was ass Ened - a suite OF rooms
on the east side OF the gallery floor
OF the Senate. MIR. Mcrkling's penchant
Tor order moved him TO have a railing
put up in tic outer office and the clerks
desks arranged facing the railing. This
served as an effective barrier. screen
ing the clerks from the visitors, and
Frequently constituents from the
Old Dominion would enter softly. and,
not being noticed by the industrious
office workers, would cough themselves
hoarse trying 20 attract attention. This
situation caused Nj. Merklins consid-
cradle worry. and a; last he had an
Inspiration. lie called up tho War De-
partment and after some powpow got
what lie was after. When the red tape
n the ordnance department unravels
visiting Nirginians who enter Senator
Martins Office may believe they have
entered the lront-line trencchs. for
M-. Merkiing is going 10 install TWO
trench per!scopes on the clerks desks
SO that ;hey can sec those who come
in Wi hout leaving their work or cram
ing their peckS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

| Is in. What n mystikal thing Is the
shifting OF them seasons. sod Ma. the
| with its flies. the Fall with its Flue *
the Winter with deer old SANITY Claus.
Ma scd, saw a buttiful fur coat
down at one Of the stoars yesterday
Ma Scd. 1t tit me like the postage
stamp on Il letter from hoam, sed Ma
on. sea Pa.
We ar" going TO have cold. hard
Winter. too. scd Ma, one OF them Win
tcrs which Will pccrce thrue anything
but fur coat.
wuddcnt be surprised. scd Pa. Well.
II you want that coat run rite along to-
morrow & git it. scd Pa. You mite
meht buying pair OF cxtry shoes this
Winter. sed I'a.
shoes is terribul high. for fack.
Scd Ma. | ain going TO make my old
high?
scrch me: sed Pa. what mal<s every
nowadays. scd Pa. doesn't stay with
nm long enuff to Tern his last naim.
ccVen; IL must mask the rely poor
pcrpul feel pinchcr, scd Ia
We shud be thankful that we amt
reel poor Ma sed. That will he good
mot Ger Thanksgiving this yrcr.
@. snoes we will he poor enun. sed
Ia, N that is another thot for Thanks
giving. suppose liohb.e viii be
The boy scouts is going to crn ,hare
own shoes this year, / scd, selling
papers ct,
-. Good for the boy scouts, sed Pa
That will help sum
nat was one good thing the war
taut rs, Scd Ma, thrift Thrift; is a
btaut lfui thing. SO is that new fur
c9l" ! was speeking Of Ma scd
Ihrift ~ fur coats goes together
aDout as well us Probishun.sts X
VINO ,e-sat! Ticker dcelcrs. sed IA.
good fur cote is true kind OF
thrift. Scd Ma. il lasts thru the vccrs
! know all about that sed Pa. things
that thru lot more yccrs than STYLES
las. tE'u. IA Scd.
Hoi bet IA knows what he IS talk
ing about but Ma is the one that
knows what he is going to bus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
The Rhyming Optinist
by ALINE MICUAELIS.

When you feel that the deal luck as
right. don't begin 90 pout. Robbers
but you've got quite lot they cam
not purloin. There's no need TO pro-
coed preaching smiles and cheer. Joys
n thing hope can bring and hopc's
always near II you choose. you can't
lose this allurinE squad; she's bear,
canning care. chasing sigh and sob
Goodness knows, you may pose as Il
tragic wight; you may feel the appeal
OF your joylcss plight. You may strive
10 arrive az ;hc village grief: but
you'll see this will be 4 career but
brief 1 don't know why it's so, but
| It's always true when you lay off n
| day to be very blue. you may start
with heart heavier than lead; bui
/ ere long with song. hope will raise
/ her head. JitS may go like the snow
/ on sunny day; with your gold friends
! of old. TOO may fade away Never
mind. hope is kind. she will see YOU
/ through; rainy days, drcary ways. hope
VIII stick by YOU. Man is planned 10
withstand many Knockout blows: bu,
some days he displays feelings lachrv.
NOSE. Mr.. Cheer is not near: there's
no sun 10 shine. so man frctS and
/ torscts hope viii hand a line For
'ome way. ! can't say how II is or why
Pone VIII come on the hum when 81.
! hears you sigh. So, why whine and
rcp!ne. why hewail your lot when yor
! see hope Will be ever on the spot
/ Though you'd chance the romance OF
a lot sans cheer. YOU can't start OF
the part, hopes so dadgummed near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Plumb Plan for Railroad Control.

Subscriber. East Eadford.-B.!e ny,
the Plumb plan OF control OF rail-
roads provides that the United States
shall buy the roads whether or not the
owners are willing 20 sell. The price
may be fixed by the courts. bu; until
more than halt the rental they are
supposed TO set, hut don't, under the
war time plan OF government control.
The owners nave nothing 10 say AS 10
tie price a; which they shall sell Pay
'rent Is 10 be made n United States
per cent bonds. Having ;hus been
purchased by the government. the roads
are not 10 belong 10 the government
or be under government control. They
directors. only I'VE 10 be appointed by
the government. The Other ten are 20
ne chosen by The railroad employees
Ave by the Operating officials" o..
h"shcr class OF employees. Tie Inter
state Commerce Commission 20 which
greatly enlarged powers arc 20 be
given. is 10 fix the rates for freight
and passengers. Money receive! by
the roads from traffic is 20 DC used
hrs; 70 pay wages and other operating
expenses As a. present; second TO pay
iatcrcS; on The bonds and add 10 q
shaking fund, II there is anything lc:t
i; would he divided between the GOV
ernmcnt and The employees. The en-
rloynes would E"t TIERS as a dividend
on their wages. so Inat II man carning
$500 a year would get twice as much
The government IS not 10 get more
than ! per cent; ii it's share is greater
than that, &; mus: reduce rates. And
tn" government must use half o. its
share o: the earnings TO extend and
improve tho roads and equipment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Marlnnd,. Corncob supnlr.

=. when Colonel Charles p. higgins, Of
~ -. l ii;, fG I, sssgean;- o:
Capitol recently, he was asked abou;
John Waylani, OF Kansas City; his
Piled:
spn JG1n u s; tx2F to snok ssn up The
Then the colonel told the inside story
OF nov WaTiand received present
az every possible size and shape.
Wayland Mas resting comic rtably
IN an easy chair in the office of the
sergeant -at-arns and enjoying his he.
loved COP. when woman came in and
reported the loss Of Il fur piece in the
:sna'c caller. Wayiand assured her
recover the lost article but the wo-
insulting. that Wayland walked out
The next dav 90 onel Fiig-ins re-
ct!yed letter pIrnortinE to come
from ;he woman. asking that Wayla nd
10, G!SCharscd, on the ground ;hat he
smoked an tn-sneli!ng pipe, When
s n4 tn' n.sty3 Way:iand RACED.
:he address given. ific Iabore cti' Y .er 10 .
week over his tart answer. and made
I,umc-ous trips 10 The Congressional
Library IN his research work Un
inh!i" evolved remarkable docume ont
sett!ng forth thc names OF all IN. illus
iion who had preferred the pipe 10
other forms Of tobacco. inciudin.. Vice.
r,reside2, Marshall. senator John
sharp Williams. Senator Nugcnt. OF
Idaho. and Representative Iucllcr. OF
Missouri. W
No more vas ever heard from the
woman Of the lost FUR ana dnaiiy
someone suggested that WayIand send
Il cpny o. his Defense OF the Pine" IN
a missouri. pipe manufactured lie
did SO. and he received the un-xp.ctcd
reward in the form Of the greatest as
sorirn"nt Of corncoh pipes ever seen
on t|PUo! Hill When asked if IL wa,
tho woman who had written the Letter
colonel Williams smiled cniEmatIcailv
ana mad nothing to say for puolica
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Little Bobbie and His Pa
by WILLIAM f.. KIRK.

It was storming last mite, Pa sed to
Ma / guess these is the ecquynock shul
storms. l bet | Amt got that spelt
rite.
Maybe it is. sed Ma. l am so sorry
morrow.
I guess there will be no more bung-
allow till next yeer. scd IA. We have
sure had a lot Of fun necr Mater this
sumner but now the storm King is
riding H..her, sed Pa. l can hecr him
gallon.
Yes, scd Ma. tS am glad all our coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

gust in the atmosphere is thought 10
he the cause Of the sunrise and sun
UP from the surfac" 90 tho ,.artb ~
the wind. or i may come from m-teorS
in the 3" . passage through the, air.
from tho volcanic .yplosl6u az ~
katao, between sum ira ana Java. in
1893. was thrown into ~" air nearly
twenty miles According 70 scientists
this dust affected the sunset colors ali
over the world for more thuu ,hrcc
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
aellvered an address AZ .he Pan: Ameri.

delivered an address at the Pan Aneri-
can Exposition. Buffalo. y. y. He
summarized the problems taen before
the nation. and his policy for their
solution. The next day, while holding
reception in thc music hall CT the
exposition, hc was shot twice b. Leon
CzoigOsz. an anarchist. The former
Pres den. died IN. IAN of September
eight days later CzoiEoSz was OF
fo!iSh-t;er:nau ancestry. He work ed
At various trades in The United States
and became connected with anarchists
through tie teachings OF Emma Cold
man. He was brought 10 trial Sep
tcmbcr IS. sentenced TO death Septem-
Der &c, and vas executed October %
in the prison AT Auburn. y. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Wnr between thr Statcs neh1.

Il. V. j. WaTn"shoro.-TNc debts
contracted on bonds issued during Tia
War Between tn" states period have
all heen paid so far as they have hacn
presented for payment. Al OF these
them were paid. though a few for
some reason have not been presented
While they sim appear on the hook
OF the government, they bear no in
tercSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

Reader. N"wport News.-Tho Navy
I,cague Of the t'nitcd states Wa ~,
corPorated on January T. 1909 under
the laws OF Ia. STATE Of Nea York.
its declared object being TO acquire
and spread before tho citizens of "a
United States. thcougn branch ori-.,j-
cations and otherwise information "a
to the condition ~ the navai forrns
and equipment Of the United States. ana
to awaken public interest and coon.
Grafton III all matters tending to aid
improve and develop their cNicjencv :.
Men. women and cfildrcu arc eltriLlo
to membership The league has lead
quarters NJ washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
BRITISH, IIumor.


l"cy were speaking OF English
nuinnr' ana the EnElishman now
dwelling in Pittsburgh offered the fol.
lowing ~ q sample.
iio was riding on Il London tram
car when the driver became involved
in an alteration with the conductor
on the rear Of a car just ahead Both
SWorc al ono another violently as the
cars moved slowly through a con-
EeS,cd street Finally. beng hcstcd
IN the verbal battle the conductor
tied piece Of strnl; around the end
OF icad pencil and then dang!cd the
pencil toward the driver The latter
became more v!tupcrative than ever.
Keeping up his haranguc until the
front car turned into another street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Movie Calendar

BIZ - Eugene o'Bricn. In
"Sealed Hearts,
nLUEHIRD-Leris s. Stone, in
"Mab's Desire"
BROAD"AS-Mary Mclnrcn, In
"k Petal on tho Current"
COLONIAI-Tom Mix, in -The
Speed Maniac
ISIS-"Desert Gold"
ODEOS - Gladys BrockveII, in
"BrOkcn commandments
REN-"Mnri WRlcnmp Plays De-
tectire"; Fntty Arhuckle. In -
Dercrt Hero" and "IIciIs Half
Acre.
NICTOR-ChnrlicC Chaplin. in .STil-
1ie's Puncturcd RomnpCc.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Information Bureau

Inquiries Regarding almost amy tonic
excepting on legal and medical sub
jects, arc answered free. A. all In
quirirs are answered directly by per-
Honai letter, sclf-nddrrS>ed h:nmpci
envelope il required. Address The
Times Dispatch Information Burrau,
RichmOnd, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

loosely, j. any widely rr.yaiiiuy ,,i
contagious disease anon dornost 90
anima.s. Tho term Is applied 10 vi
rious specific disorders in different Ia.
calit!es, but more particulagIy to Tho
epizoot!c diseases. especially ,hose ~
cattle. Still moro strictly, !, Is liu,i,sd
10 the plague commonly known as tha
root -and mouth disease taphthous IL.
ver), which attacks cattcI ana n,bn,
animals. causing loss % appctIte
febrile disturbance. iarneucss. vcsicu.
lar eruptions on the feet and in IN,
mouth, etc, witt frequent compilca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
The Whole Shootin, Match.

An English captain who had heard
mat American troops were in France
but as yet had seen none in his sector
passed an abandoned dugout one
night. Hearing movements within it
lie at once thought Of German spies.
drew his pistol and leveled il at the
entrance
Who's in therc?" he called.
~ flash of white teeth showed in the
darkness and a soft voice answered.:
dis am dc American Army, sub"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Sad News.

Poor Godspur. His hands tremblcd
'wnen nc, opened that telegram from
his wife,
That showed genuine feeling He
probably feared she was III or hurt In
an accident" 80
no. 1t was what he suspected an
urgent request for money coming as
the finishing blow just after he'd
cropped 5000 IN poker game. You
Know. nc average married man Sim
ply cant understand why his wife has
10 have 800 or 500 at Il time like
that" ''N~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
A Long I,onrt.hin.

Wife with ncwspaper) Just think
or II! n couple got married a few
DAYS ago after 4 courtship which lasted
nifty years.
ui-I suppose tho poor old man was
too feeble To hold out any longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
New IraInnh Finn,

/. @. +. d. Kichm0uG w. Nave not
ava BILE the Information You want re-
Eardins the New Zealand plan for the
prevention OF ttrik"s and lochouis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

Three playwrigh,s arr responsible
Tor the creation OF The Sporting
Duchess" one OF the many big stage
plays to be done by Nitasraph They
arc Augustus Harris. Cecil Raleigh and
Henry Hamilton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
SCREEN B7EVITIES

Colleen Moore has been given 4 lony,
time Fox contract TO play leads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

Viola Dana will star in the Japaness
fantasy, The Willow Tree" for Scree,
Classics. Inc, cnacting the role or!gi.
mated by Fay BANTER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10

Jack Mulhall has been engaged to
play the leading male role IN tn,
Screen Classics. Inc. perturbation OF
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Edith Storey has arrived on the Pa.
citc Coast to begin work as IIawort!
star. SuSsuc Hayakawa IL the other.
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9 A.-Peggy HyIand is :. hr,,natta
and unmarried. \ letter care @! Fox
Film CorDorltion. Hollywood, Cal,
viii reach her.
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Although IL was showing hard. the
ShabbE- looking man Still maintained
wheel
When The butcher returned from
nAhding in the family turkey ana MS
maid, the bcEgar w-as sill in M
Sine posture. one hand resting on
nat do YOU want?" inquired the
IL" man made no reply. but YEARLY
'" ~ ms hand. disclosing y match
81, n"t are You going to dor" aykcI
alarmed. "''H"''|
Inc man yawned. pulled himsel. to-
s"en"r win a supreme effort, and
all right" he drawled. "rn
only holding my match to ynrr ,,t u,
20 .Ha' "hen you start up IL vii