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Rsgistro Civil
NACLMlENTOS

In nino del senior .aTcClino Pcla : de Il
-,---q Maria Ana Aguilar dc Peia. ca go y.
Pccos.
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DE LAREDO.

Dcrde aver Sc encuentra Ell esta ciudat, pro
edcnt. de Ia de Laredo. Texas, e. ccElisioniSta
Jon Gustavo Ancira. Quicn On bgeve rerEcSa.l
Il luEar tic 81 Residential.
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Reyerta familiar.
Dos mujeres sc escaperon de
I'm hospital

Dos muJereS sc eScaPfFon nc
IN hospital
Dcs mujcrcs cue en- calidad de de-
-cnidas. cs.aban rec uitGs en- Ell hos
,ital Do Live Oak Farm, sc escapa-
on aver en- Ia manana. a~provechan-
o I'm descuiGo de sus vigi!antes.
FL dcpartamento 0e detectives
uG notificado de esca fuga, y va Ia
,olicia Sc M rIesto SCORE IA pista
!e las dos riuchacha5 Dr5fugaS con
Il fin de regresarlas al hospital dom
= Sc cncontra5In.
Dos AUTOMOBILES fueron ro5ados aver
\ las otclnas de poiicia Sc di@
cuenta aver de dos AUTOMOBILES que
fucron r0bados. uno lie a propicdad
de Il senorlta Ilaria F~raMbella Y que
eS III Chandler marcado . ell MI
mero 274G&SS en- el Eatado de Tie
Xas. Y cl otro I'm Oakland numero
2lG20G del senior J. +. Wells.
Dos academies Sc resistraron aver
Debido acknowledgements a Ia cnar-
gica camn2Ia QUE Ia pO!lcla ha en-
prendido contra los chauffeurs v:o-
adores de-! tr&fico, el ndmero de
academies, cue lego = ser ver5aie-
ramente alarmante, ha iism;nuIdo
dia = iia dc una manera notable.
no ~habiendose ciectuado aver mas
CLe dos.
EStos son los acontecidos al senior
Howard BurraIehus, en- Ia Gale Car
son Y al niHo de seis amos Alberto
Parma, en- IL calIe dc Laredo. no ha-
ptcMdo s!do possible dctener = min
emo de los Gos ~chauffeurs que cau-
iron estos academies. ~SabigndoSe
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Soijado Y {, Se%undo IN civil amc-
:ICanO.
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G:ar debemos anadir que durante q
liz &c yer Y II nochc anterior tue-
III c~aTtura~Cg c2tcrca &utomOvIiis,
cas quc violaron las ityes de! ira
&c. debie-io rtmpara:"r tod :
lies ia maI@o" !c hoy ante el @uc@
X CorDo~rcidn.
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PARA HiEXICO.

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donde yiniera en- viaje de neEocios. y en- H. que
l!cva algunoS dias de Ecrmanencia. q ~C5cri:cr
mcxicano Don .A2lstin LOera y EhavcJ, Julien
81 hospcda cA q Hotel Lanier.
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OLD PHONE, TRAVIS 24lL
Entered Us secordclsss matter February
-. 1918. a. the Pest Office at san Snso
MO To-. unGrr Of Act Of March 6. 1915
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
TIN. SMARTER SET

Salcm Tut Whitney and j
Homer F0t,. acknowledged the best
Of .asl.cQloeD%! CORES dl& n9 age beaded
this way alous with The smarter
Set This popular organization
which can boast ut many players,
singers and dancers now before lhe
public VIII be the attraction at the
strand "Wednesday and THURSDAY
aud Thursday matinee, presenting
new musical comedy entitled
Children of The sum, and LIS SAID
&c be the Inst word IN modern
arausemcut and one destined 70
prove a seritabls joy TO local the
alter goers, Who are after the up-t.
dz,4e and wholesome entertainments
The company Is composed OF ar
fists ~ he have been selected Tor
their particular parts and who can
y. depended upon 70 provide end
less fuu and merriment- There Is
not a dull moment throughout the
entire performance. being blended
with Surnv unique features, sur =
priss,>ss and novelties In the way ci
scenic iuvestiture. the production "a
a.su well cqulpted and in fact every
department calculated TO please the
most fast fdfous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

will contribute a lively number.
They are singers dancers and all
round funSters,
Billy Schoen, who Is going it
alone this season. is a humoriSt ard
parodist, who has a large following
among vaudeville patrons. He Il;
new to Richmond however, having,
played only the Keith bid time
houses IN the North and East.
Spectacular riding feats combined
with comedy pantomime will be he
Offering of Male, Chester and Male.
They are adept cyclists and give a
thrilling exhibition awheel. Their
daredevil stunts are intcrlarde il
with Ian ghter capers.
Supplementary to the vaudeville
bill will come new and Interesting
m otion picture displays. including
the latest pathe News Service re-
leases,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

win have to be explained to his
satisfaction after the manner or
the Missouri fashion
Mr.. Bailey is a practical man, not
giving to seeing things" unless they
happen. He has large business IN
terests in Warren county and
while in the neigh borhood of Lime
ton. that county. last May started
across field to reach one of his
sawmills In the same field was
bull which soon decided that tho
acreage of the field was too much
ircumscribed for both him and the
Luray man. and he made bolt Tor
his fancied intruder.
Bailey also made bolt--but in
another direction and then began a
lifeand death race. the final
momentum of the bovine species be-
ing of such a nature as to render
the space between the pursuer and
-the pursued uncomfortable. But
then some friendly underbrush
came in sight, and in this the Luray
broker gained ground on the bull.
In the distortions of his body which
became necessary MS he wound in
and out of the underbrush Mr..
Bailey dropped his watch from his
pocket
After the race was over and the
maddened bull returned to a peaceful
mood Mr. Raily. in company with
colored boy. made every effort to
locate the place where he was sure
his watch had been dropped. There
search resulted in nothing. Time
wore on and the timepiece was al
most forgotten. but memories Of the
bull race would frequently como
trooping through the brain OF tho
Luray man.
Not long since. whether in a
dream or a rrverie the picture OF
the spot where his watch could be
found came to him. The place was
indciibly marked on his mind, even
seeing in fancy the location marked
by two broken dog wood bushes that
had been snapped off while he and
the colored boy comhed the ground
for the lost timepiece last May
Yesterday he again made another
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
TILL. CRITICAL MOMENT
NETH III StSitTITTA tisOSAAN

The underlin" Al the Strand for
FRIDAY and Saturday. with matt
nee saturday. rs henrietta cross
man in "A new comedy drama, "Th"
critical Moment by Stanley Dark
and Eva Deputson.
The play les founded on the
eternal triangle; but the parties
are watched over by faithful
friend through whose skin, re
sourcefuluces and diplomacy,
happy ending L. brought about.
The plAywrIrhts have drawn some
v-ouderfuuy dramatic situations ana
the delightful and piquant charac-
ter OF Ehuaa Callighan offers
grand opportunity for tho display OF
Miss Cvosmaus wonderful AFFINITY
as a comeaienne.
The company supporting MISS
CroSman IS Of high calibre and Dave
Wois Inc. under whose direction
Miss Crosman appears, has given
the play and exquisite production.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
| SO GETTY
MRS M1NETREE FoLKE@S. EDITOR
%. phone. Ran s414w once Phone; Mad. 1879


hy Hiss Anne Darlington. accom- pa
ried by Miss Florence Adams, ooth
of Randol ph~ Macon college NJ
Mend cres,,hn wedding march and thf
I.rldai chorus from IDohenGr'n were
,5iaycd ~ Miss Dora Jett the
Youngest s.wtcr Of the bride, WINE
" liSic 81 n minor strain was played
during the ceremony
The brides only attendants were
fre- sss4er. Miss Nio,a u. lett in q
rr,sn ~ dark blue fantasi SILK and
w. IN carving she'll pink chrysan
'brrnt.a~. and little James f, Jor-
-r T~ the attra ctfvc small son
% NJ ara Mrs. James T.. Jordan
af !'essrShurg. wearing an oiiVei
- ia. suit 81 white velvet and crepe
f.,-cf inc. and carrying the ring IN
~ heart Of n rose To the STRAIN
of tho bridal chorus. tn" tTfd" on
rcred with her father who also gave
her in MARI re. she was most at
tracttve IN a travelling gown ~
midnight blue tricotine. with nat
ard accressorjes to match She was
rnat AZ the altar by the groom ana
hIe best man. Mr. J W Wyatt, ~
: eterst,r~r Tho ring service OF
hc Methodist church was perform
81 in The presence or relatives ana
friends
After receiving ConErFt u latione,
NJ AMI Mrs Temple left fer an
extended Northern tour They wilt
D. at home to their friends in Pet
ar~hurc after Noverr bcr / Among
The ont cf town guests were Rev
and Ne Rot~crt {. lett of Lynch
burg Miss Blanche Temple, a sister
n the groom. from Petersburg
Mrs. James =, Jordan and little son
and Mr r Wyatt also OF Pet
cry hurry. Miss Clare Taylor MT
Isaac Glenn. Mr. Baseom Tay Tor
and Mr. James Lewis. OF Prospect
Va. and Mrs } n. Hightower of
Greensboro. n c M Temple is q
wen known and popular young man
oF PetarSburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
Dream Comes True

I,uray. Va. oct 25--A hellgerent
bull. chase by the same. the ZOOS
ing of valuable watch last May
while escaping from the inturiated
animal. and the subsequent hnding
of the timepiere. ana the recoilec-
tons OF a dream that would not
down have been recent events in
the life Of James O, Bailey, a broker
and lumber dealer of Luray. that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
WfssbpE SGS


marriage Of unusual ncauty
and interest was that OF Miss Mary
Newton. daughter Of Rev and Mrs
w. r. lett. OF Danviile. and MIR
Wade Clarence Temple, Of Peters
burg ON wednesday afternoon at
: O'Clock. in the home of the brides
parents, The ceremony was per
formed ny the Rev Robert c. Jett.
OF I4ynchburF. uncle Of the bride
The house was beautifully i"corat- o
cd with palms, ferns, and Killarney
roses. the ceremony taking place
before an improvised altar banked
With palms and English ivy At
Dswning" was very effectively sung
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

Mrs Beverly Muntord is chairman
this afternoon at the woman GU"
a. 4 O'clock. nj which time CHst ''s
Ram Kennedy, author OF the Af'hN
with Hammers The Servant n the
House" and mum Der of o'hcr plaN@.
will read from his latest play ne
rool from the Hills which has n"'
beer, published. and VIII also give
some Bible interpretations. HOS
,esses for the afternoon VIII DE-
Mrs George McAdams. Miss Lou
pru Jones. Mrs ,'ohn Hancock
Mrs Henrv Hfiner, Miss Anne ste"
rar winston. Mrs James Hickey
Mrs James Iollard. Mrs. Arthur
LEROY. and Mrs. Robert Powers
Couicsc Club To- Fear Or Nelson
Tn. College cl1h win have at lis
rv~~s this afternoon Or Nelson
rressdert II Smuh college Ih'F
extend 10 al college women of th'
city. an we'll as any one Interest," ca
. cordial invitation To meet htuf a,
O'Clock At the f"r'SS'o''"'
wcv,an's huildjng He will speak
NJ this hour on a topic OF great inter
e~s TODAY. and the ciub invites 1he
r,.h,,c - meet him Al this Qui",
In the evening members e 'he 'oi-
lew. club who arc Smith Alumnac
viii entertain Dr. Nelson at dinner
Al the Jefferson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs William r pnrtch
supoan.s the engagement and aP-
preaching marriage of their ia ug n
Ar Salfie Willie. - William Jet"'
I'll. OF Skipwith Virginia Inc
wedding will he quietly celebrated
November nth. AT the homo n the
bride. Union Level Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
''THE LOVE HUNTER" AT
THE STRAND TONIGHT

a most preteutious production
ANA one -hat ~ bound to please
even he most fastidious, is The
Love Hunter tn, musical comedy
III twu acts which George Choos
win present at the Strang tonight
and tomorrow night.
In - clever TOOK full of witty
lines and funny situations, Darl
MacBoyle appears to have given the
stage the best work Of his career
and this. supplemented by the ex-
coileut yrlcs, and tuneful music of
Waiter l.. itosemont, all of when
are Interpreted and rendered by a
most capable company of farceurs,
makes a most deits htfuI evening )
entertainment
1t is in the mounting of the play
thai the press has devoted consider
able space. the encomiums, which
have been unanimous, procfaiming
THE Love Hunter" one OF the best
and most artistic presentations Of
the season
| THE love Hunter" is a farce --
most delightful farce brimtuI OF
| snAppy action. interrupted at the
right time with the most tune
! ful melodies and above all IS well
! played Furthermore in the second
| act, the scene of which is where the
play derives it's lame, there is the
most dazzling and bewildering dis
play of gowns and lingerie ever
shown on the stage anywhere. Ia
fact there is doubt IN the minds
OF everyone who has ever seen the
production, If there is any greater
dtsplay IN any of the best shops
either here or abroad.
Mr. Choes also has given his an
divided attention 20 the selection OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27
The Searny Side of Broadway
by Dixie Hfrns-4

tina duty g to engage in his or her
viii not demand the better plays
and music, the managers should not
be expected to give II TO them. and
II the managers fail to supply this
the artists mus take what they Of
fer In fact they are in the posi-
tion Of the little boy who went to
the grocery" the singer continued
with morry twinkle IN her f1rstrops
eyes This lr<e boy went to the
iocAi grocer
What do you wT,rt 70 hwy. can
dy4' the good arturei ehor kropar
asked. The lad hooked wLzt fully u:
tho candy counter
''N Yes ctr ',,he tr8r7 fsrs.}tes ;sYsaaasgs.r~
ed, hut l go'ter buy soap -
There is something In the old
asiages, I'll say observed Wanda
! Howard tho dramatic actress who !,
+ departing from the United State,
newt month for "A trip that will taxi
her arouvi the world She is to acr
i In Japan. China and India, arsonr
other places and but to the noint
! Miss Howard and friends were dis,
7 Guessing the servant problem IN
say there is something to the ole
adaecs' Che repeated
Meaning" inquired one of he,
friends
Well, there is something about
bringing up and training child II
the way she should GO" the actrcq
answered. 7 always believed tina
= and when found maid Jewel II
possibilities | started out to trair
her rs shc sh euld go
Yes. yes 20 on"
wen, when she had been properi,
frafaed ehr did -
Did WHAT
Went"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

Fired A. Schultz. OF 24oS tloFd
avenue, announces the engagrTT ent
and approaching marriage or ms
sss.er. Katharine Henrietta, 70 HUT
lry Haywood Thackcr, also OF ihis
otty The wedding VIII take place
ia the home Of the bride some tim"
In late November.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

Mrs Richard A. Sfewers announc-
a. the engagement and approaching
marriage of her daughter. Helen. 70
Ysnes r Foster. son Of MIR and Mrs
y y POSTER OF Richmond The
marriage will take place IN Novem-
hex
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

ftol"no Handlers the noted concert
SINGER OF New York. finds much
amusement In cullinP for the news
papers items which are out OF the, or
''IhafF pertaining to her art Hence
"'' amusement 10 reading In n email
Town newspaper the review or n CON
GER F7Ven tho previous evening nv
~" ambitious members of the loca
sing n@ class Spca king of Cre5e's
music 10 Asses death. in the Peer
'i9nt suite. the local scribe en-
Unused,
on" of the most beautiful mum
n"rS OF III" evening. however was
,u' piano piece played nv Miss Nancy
Graves Mis- Graves fq one ~ tho
most talented PLAYERS we have and
h"r lingering Of The keyboard % tho
riano was exceedingly dcxterups and
h"r rendition Of the Ass's Death bv
frisr, was truly sublime"
m" manager for Ethel Ne,rcornb
i" noted American pIariste receiv-
go letter from "A local manager ~,
N'tf"ll western town asking for an
appearance of the artistic After
proh@r negotiation this was arranr-
'u %" program was finally submit
w. '''++ Nv N'loI''H mat M ma n
"Fef "as a local theatrical manager
WIN hti|" knowledge of music He
.pt"d the program but com rnented
as follows
= have shown your program, To
several Of our best musicians and
theE IKE IT, but they think you
ought 10 bring sonata Your nro-
gram don't say anything about this
h"t II YOU can bring one | think it
would holn tho program, and while I
dont profess TO know much about
Such things / think female one
wouid be better than man. We
oont Ike 20 s@e men playing the
piano out here"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

trip to the, same locality and de-
cided to test the truthfulness OF his
vision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

Critics Of the stage are aCcust orncd
% ascribing comnercia} rath~r than
srtirtic motives TO actors and actress
- In point OF fact noar|' q. per
cent Of the mem beers Of the music
and stage professions prefer 70 act
Dr. sing in the better music and
plays; but they are Obliged from
necessity. TO do IN" worE Tor which
there IL a demand and that demand
h from the element most critical 81
the low standards 81 PLAYS and
operas
Il frm,y believe thar the great
majority OF PLAYERS and singers II
IN to their own choice, would Sc
lect the best music and the best
plays In which to appear emphat-
fcAliy declares Madame BogiSlav. a
famous singer and well known ac-
tre1. Madame Bogislav has vast
experience In each feld and is one
81 the best posted members OF the
artistic professions The actor. ac-
tNs or singer. however" she con-
ttnued. has duty TO perform and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

New York, oct. GA was insert
ID an advertisement In New Y ork
newssape-, the either Gas- This is
the way Il read;
WANTED Mem bcrs for a pro
test com mittee only those not on
strike or who have not been on
strike this year eligible Meet Fri
day evening
The deeigna alton WAS given and
when the meeting assembled seven
newspaprr reporters and hfteen 9TH
srs attended
The late Oscar Ham ner~tet KS
serted that il was becoming more
and more difficult for American pro-
duc~~s 10 interest ptaygoers. Ma
tame Marguerite Sylvia zShea WIS
one of his "a vorHe singers, sought in
formation
Us II because the public is being
sAttated ~ slae inquired.
'-Sxtiated, he'll was his abrupt re-
spcnae, nothing of the kind 1t is
becauxe net ors, actresses and singers
are being spoiled and the public
known it How do you expect the
pUAlic to SIT out front and weep over
the troubles of Carmen and Mimi
VUcn If%S kupW you tlF EfRtilE =
thouaApd dollars a night for enact
ing these troubles" Satiated they
are getting wise. that Is what II In,
and the impresarfo shook his funny
Rat which won fame for it's owner on
Two hemispfcres
Paul Gordon the brilliant Ameri-
can actor has recently returned
from 'uvcrsz.as where he served rs
a CAPTAIN OF infantry. Rrirvinr back
with him vast war experience and
ore of the latter has been called
A certain young actress had 2
small part in war" drama =
,-~rv small part----aud she was not
satfsfisd So one morning after re-
n~arTai shs got out to interview the
,oM.
IT have only one line in the fret
act" she pouted and but one IN
nc second Could YOU give rne line
for the third act akso7"
Th~ actor manager thought for n
moment
'~-et}. PES" he replied When
the hor' bardrnent scene &c on, and
the hero is crouchine In his dug
out. you may enter and say. Here Is
dud''~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-27

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Richmond
The Holbrook news., 1919-10-03
SINCLAIR OIL COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE TO
 REMAIN HERE

M. G. Cochran, represent ative of the Sinclair Oil Com pany, who has been in Hol- brook for the past two months in the interests of these large producers, left during the week for the east, to return within ten days or two weeks with his family, having leased the w. R. Scorse residence in Holbrook for the winter. The decision of MT. Cochran to remain in Holbrook would indicate a we'll defined interest on the part of the Sinclair Company, the extent of which we are not advised.
The Holbrook news., 1919-10-03
LANDFAR GOES EAST

E. B. Landfair, represent ing oil interests in the Hol- brook field, departed We'd nesday last for eastern points where he will take up mat ters connected with opera tions here that have been held in abeyance since his re- turn from Ohio some weeks ago. Mir. Landfair expects to be gone several weeks and states eastern interest in the Holbrook field, while great, is not fully in keeping with the showings that have been made and it will be his purpose to present the pros poets and progress in this field in a manner that will interest new capital.