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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07
PIERRE SALES

PAX vstoupil do obchodu u.
cinil objednavku We spravnd
francine ciste anglickou w.
slovnosti. I
"To nejkrasnejsi, co mate
Nejkrasnejsi kvetiny - Spole-
ham sc na vas. Nebudu mocj
kvetiny opatriti, ponevadz Sc
muslin prevlekati."
"Racte nam tedy laskave sde
liti adresu. Udelame kombinaci
ma dive ste frankI."
Kupujici pristoupil k poklad
ne g pravil: "Je to pro moji Sc
stru, pani hrabenku - Muslin
jeji jmeno napsati," pravil s Il
smevem. "Nemohu je nikdy po
fadne vysloviti."
Zatim co uchopil pero a chy-
stall Sc ku psani, pozoroval jej
markyz Sc zivym zajmem, ha-
daje, re ,je to bud Anglican ne
DO American - jenz prijel asi
dnes rano do Parize ma swat
bu - Byl by to snad? lnstink-
tivne priblizil sc k pokladne a
rozeznal cd prichozlho dlou-
nyn pismem napsane jmeno:
PAM hrabenka d'Aygues-Vi-
yes.
Sotva znatelny zmatek obje-
vii sc v pohledu osloveneho;
markyz pripisoval .jej dojmu,
ktery nan ucinil, "a naslouchai
hltave jeho lichotive odpovedi:
Jake prijemne prekvapeni,
muj pane. Jaka TO bajecna ma
noda, re prvnl osobou, S kterou
mann tn cest v Parizi mlu~iti,
jest Svakr me sestry."
"Vy jste tedy pan Joe Spen-
cer?"
"Jenz citi Sc byti pocten, pa
ne markyzi, re vam muze sti-
sknouti ruku."
/ Oba panove vymenili slime
stisknuti rukou, nacez predsta
vii markyz svoji dceru Ameri-
tanu, jevil stale vetSi roztomi
lost a vylicil Spencerovi pocity
mrzutosti, ktere bvl pocitil, kdy
by byly obchody zdrzelp bra
ira ;eho svakrove V Londyne.
Ma to Joe odpovedel S gestem
cloveka, .cnz byva vyhledavan
We vclkych podnicich:
Jest to nesncsitelne, pane
markyzi! A bylo by stokrate
lepSi, kdybych We SVEN veku
klidne uzlval zivota, na miste
podnikani velkych obchodu,
jez nam brani vykonavati nase
svate-povinnosti vuci naSi rodi
ne. Ma st6sti jsou nyni rychlej
81 dopravni prostredky mezi An
gill Francii pfichazlm je-
ste V pravy cas- - ne vsak L.
pine" dodal, pohlednuv na
svoje hodinky, "a Wy dovollte,
pane markyzi, abych sc poro1
cell"
American sc naklonil u mar
kyz mu podal ruku.
ma brzkou shledanou, mIlj
mily," pravil, stupmuje znova
svoji laskavost.
ma brZkc Shledanl, marky-
Iii odvetil S usmGvem Ameri.
can. INA brzke shledani, slet
no a roztomila --' ZamlCcl SC
na ckamzik u pax pokracoval
"Nebudc to sice prave prlbu'
zenstvo, nicmene doufam, ze
mi dovolite, slecno, abych vas
smell zvati svoji neteri?"
"To mi bude tim prijemn6i
81, muj pane odvetila Albina
skoro pohnuta, "ponevadz CT
tim, jak velicc budu miloVat
svoii tctu a va5i krasnou meter
slecnu Mercedes"
"Velicc rychlc jste 81 mne Z
skala, sIecno,' vpadl il vfele d'
reel American, "kdyz mate r
ola malou Mercedes. kterou m
lu.ii jako dceru."
| S temito sloyy Sc vzdalil, Z:
nechavaje Il markeze i Albin,
TAX prlznivu DOZEN. ze oba wv
lali jako z jednech ust:
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Joe Spencer Grand Hotelu a je
no vysoka postava zdala Sc byti
jeste vetsl, jako dobyvatele po
novem vitezstvi.
'Velice zertovne, skutecne!"
mumlal mezi zuby. "Hm, ziska
tt prlzen hrabete Aypara day
gues-Vives bude obtiznejsi We
ci. Snad St'astne -"
Nemohl prejiti We vestibulu
kolem zrcadla, ably Sc ponekud
neobdivoval svemu obrazu V
myslenkach ma uplnou svoji pro
menu v posledich peti letech.
Jak by mohl hrabe poznati sve
no byvaleho vousateho manor
nika dlouhym vlasem opale
nou tvari v tomto hezkem, pecli
We oholenem nakaderenem pa
nu ruzovou pleti monoklem
v oku. Jeho pohled spoonful Sc
Zalibenim ma jeho cestovnlm o.
bleku 'bezvadneho strihu, jenz
vykazoval takovou eleganci. A
re spolecensky oblek, do nehoz
Sc minil obleknouti, vyhlizeti
bude jeste krasneji a imposant
neil, to vedel.
Personal hotelu prijal jej We
lice uctive a uvedl jej do tele-
graficky objednaneho pokoje.
Dude pro mne povoz pripra
ven?"
"Zajiste, pane. 0 pull jedena
cite bude stati prede dvermi.'
"Dobre. Nechci byti rusen."
"V pokoji ma stole lezi dosl6
depeSe -"
"Dobre, dobre.'
Ponechan v pokoji sam sobe
vrhl usmesny pohled ma hroma
du telegramu, ktere nejen do
kazovaly, ze predesleho vecera
opustil Londyn, nybrz ukazo-
,, valy, ze pri jeho vyznamu celia
rada lidi byla mu nucena ucinl
ii sdeleni.
Ale sotva zc obratil sc k toi
letnimu pokoji, prilehajlcimu
k jeho salonu, vydral sc mu q
prsou vykrik hruzy d tvar .jcho
pokryla sc smrtelnou bledosti.
Dvere oblekarny byly totiz otev
reny a mezi mimi stall muz, men
81 postavy, S oblicejem snedym,
ba skoro cernym, S ocima cerny
ma jako uhliky, ktery vypukl
We smich a pravil duvernym to-
mem:
"Neztracej hlavu, muj ubohy
Joe! Neni to muj duch, ia jsem
to tvuj Esteban, z masa a krve,
ackcliv jsi mne tax jiste utOpil
Y Tichem oceanu. A take ty isl
Sc vratil. Ale zatim, co ia jsem
jeSt6 chudakem, nalezam tebe
V blahobytu, iednom Z nejvet
sich hotelu parizskych. patrne
S napechovanou tobolkou. DIE
vSeho odhalil isl konecne onel
velky poklad, k vuli nemuz by
ii bychom malcm zahynuli jake
psi"
+ Klepaic zuby, zdrccn, koktal
! Joe: "Ty ziieS - Ty skutccnf
ziieS a isl Esteban - A &C
chceS? Pcnize? - Ja nejscn
tax bohat, jak sc domnivaS -
ovsem mensi sumickou moh
: bych ii hned dat k disposci --
Nam II sebe deset tisic frankl
: - chceS-li -"
| Vzpamatoval sc ponekud ;
g., poStavil sc Ma Obchodni StanO
visko.
"Setkame Sc V Londyne, mi
, mily Estebane - jen co skoA
! Gin svoje obchody - pri Gem;
bys mi ty - uprlmne recenO
,prekazel.''
/ "Tak, skutecne?" zvolal Els
7 tebnn zlostnym pohledem. "Pf'
, KAHN Ii V Parizi? A pohled Il,
mne prekvapuje te tax. re mne
staremu kamaradu, svemu bra
tru, All nepodas ruky?'
ii "Jak bych nemel byti prekv;
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PRODA Sc dunn jednorodinny
neb sc vymenl "a lot V okoli
Union. Haste Sc v {. 663O
Charter Ave. 2--lO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-07

ma, ably TO odbyli v krcme. HUI,
jak Sc bojim,' dolozila Tona a
ohlizela sc bojacne po svetnici.
Jeden z PSI pfibehl a olizo-
val rucku jeff, jako by chtel il
upokojiti.
"Bojis Sc, a ceho?" tazal Sc
Pavel vesele, "vzdyt jsi asi To
nio, dosti videla hospodskych
svar1 a pebala jsi Sc jich, a po
kud mi znamo, nedostane AL
fonso cd otce ami o halfr vice,
nez ma nalezi. Necht PHI a ha-
DAFT Sc dnes vecer, budou ale
spon Ultra tim vetsimi prately.
Vsak Sc nerozejdou. Rad bych
vedel, odkud vezme otec hud-
bu bez naseho kolovratku a
kdo by te ucil skoku ma koni,
nebude-li Alfonso otcem We
shode. Snad ma no zastati Ger
na Stina? Ne, z toho nebude
mic, neumi prece mic takove-
ho," ujistoval Pavel, nina 81
l'uce, otec vezme 81 il asi "a u
9itelku k jinym v9cem, ale ne
k tenn, jez otec uni. Zapud'
blahove ty myslenky a slibfs-li
mi, re budes opet vesela, zazpi
vam tt peknou pisen.
Pavel dial Sc skutecne do zpe
WI, pax jsme vecereli. Matka
byla nepokojna. Toni a Paw
lovi mic nevadilo a jedli kasi S
chuti.
Kdyz byli hotovi, lehli 81 a
brzy ulehl jsem i ia take, &C
mne tvar velice bolela - upa-
dl jsem tvrdy spanck.
Nastala uplna tina, - hlu-
boke ticho preruseno bylo ne
nadale hrmotnym tlucenim ma
dvere.
Otevrel jsem leknut oCi. SvG
Ito hofelo jeste We svetnici. Ma
tka posud neulehla a Sla ry-
chile odstrcit zavoru.
Pavel vyskocil z luzka a byl|
il po boku kdyz otevrela.
Tonia a ia usedli jsme ma 10
Ii. Nezreteln6 slysel jsem neko
!ik SLOW pranici, bodnuti no.
z@m, smrtelne rane atd.
Matka pronikave vzkriknu-
Isl vybehla do tmave noci.
Nine vubec chybelo vzdy od-
vahy a srdnatosti, vsecko mne
hncd polekalo, pocal jsem tu-
diz volati o pomoc, nikdo vsak
u ,mne nedbal.
Pavel a matka odkvapili a
otevfene dvere, chlad-
nv proud VZduchu Zavanul do
,vetnicc a shasil poloshorelou
svici.
Osamcli .jsmc v cirG tine.
Skrcil jsem sc k Toni a
kdyz na volani sve nevratil sc
ami Pavel AMI matka, umlkl
jsem a objal Toni, o ctyry ro-
ky starsi.
"Pohadali sc o penize, a wa
Ii Ma sebe noze," promluvila TO
MA konecne, "hu, jak desne je
10, Conny. Jeden z Mich je mr.
tev. Mrazi mne! Je-li to otec.
Jak to boil II srdce. Snad je to
tvuj Otec, Conny, obavam Sc
toho."
Dali jsme Sc do place.
Kratka jarni noe ustoupila
rannimu Seru. VSechno bylo
tax klidne, ticho ml'tve pano-
valo kolkol, ami pc Pavlovi ami
DO matce nebylo stopy, nevra-
cell Sc, ami ziva duse sc ncu-
hazUvala.
Sedeli jsmc schouleni na sla
me a neodvazovali jsme sc sic
1T d zavfiti dvefe. SvGtnice by
Id drsnym pruvanem schlaze-
"a, nell .sme udy cele skrehIe,
precc nchnuli !smc sc misti.
Sluncc jiz bylo vysoko ma
nebi, kdyz konecne zaslechli
jsmc kroky. Byly tezk6 a zdlou
have. Ma chvili zastavil sc ne
kdo pruiezde, byl asi unavcn,
pax vstupila matka.
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II y
pen, kdyz pojednou spatfim
| pred sebou v zivotni velikosti to
no, o nemz jsem "a to zcela ury
Cite mel, ze'-"
'Jak jsi mohl vedeti, ze jsenI
zahynul We vlnach, kdyz isl prat
We okamziku nestesti v6znen?s
tazal Sc Esteban. "Byl tedy We
TIVE male kajute otvor a tvs 81
prilozil prave momentu, kdy
jsem Sc topil, svoji lorgnetu k
ocim?"
"Zdalo Sc tax zcela nepochyb
nym, re jsi zahynul," chtel pro
hlasiti Joe Spencer.
Ale Esteban vpadl mu do re
ci: "Muj mily, stoji-li clovek
pred soudem a pfisaha-li phi Bo
hu, re bude mluviti .pouhou pra
vdu, nevypravi pax, re byl sved
KEN, jak jeho ubohy pfitel Es-
teban zmizel v tom velkem ryb
nlku. Co tt zalezelo ma tom, a.
bys zjist'oval moji smrt? K &c
mu jsi to potreboval? Nebot'
ty jsi prakticky clovek, jenz by
neztracel casu nejakym pro-
hlasenim, ktere by mu neprine
slo zadneho uzitku. Jaky uzi-
tex isl tedy toho mel? Jiste
je mohem vetsi nez tech deset
tisic franku, ktere mi velkomy-
sine nabizis?"
sale, mily priteli, to ii nabi-
zim jen jake zalohu ma a
slibuji tt " Londyne -"
"V Londyne! Proc mne chces
hned poslati pryc? X cemu ii
slouzla ma smrt? Odpovez mi,
Enebo =" koncil durazem M
kazdem slove, 'nebot' ii nepo-
necham ami cely dnesni den!"
Joe Sc ponekud zahledel a
pax Sc podival ma hodiny: Proc
jsem chtel tvoji smrt? Predne
jsem nj veril a ia druhe stale
sc to k Will me SeStTe a TIVE dee
ii - Situace musila byti JAS
nou. Jednal jsem jako chytry,
proziravy clovek.'
Phi tom hledel Estebanovi o
sire do obliceje. Tento nepc-
hnul ami brvou.
'Moje zena, mole dcera?" t;l
zal Sc naivne. "MGzes mi ko-
necne podati 0 Mich zpravy?"
Joe vahal jen ma okamzik
pax pravil:
"Nebylo pro ne lepe, kdyz
jsem Sc stal skoro bohatym, o.
pustiti zemi, kde znalny byly
jako chude? Nebylo lepsi W.
chovavati Mercedes v Evrope?'
Zach jsou tedy v Evrope?"
"Nemohu presne rici, kde sc
nalezaji tomto okamziku, po
nevadz jsou ma ccstach V Italii.
"A mne chces poslati do Lon
dyna, zatim CO mojc zena mo
ie dcera jsou v Italii?"
"Jak tych te mohl poslati do
ltalie, kdyz nevim presne, kde
Sc danny zdrzuji. Ostatne mo-
hly by byti pri pohledu ma tebe,
jehoz tolik zelely, ubohe byto
sti byti zdrceny ="
| "Samym Stestim," prerusil
jei Esteban.H H"Snad mas pravdu.
Muslin tedy zpet do Londyna."
"Tak je to, priteli. ia budu
zatim telegrafovati po Italii a
povolam ODE danny do Londyna,
kan brzy prijedu. Jakmile bu
dou u mne, pripravim je ma We
!ikou radost, ktera mas neoceka
vane prekvapila.'
"P6t let" odpovGdel sc vzly
kotem Esteban, pet let bidy -
nasledkem vypravy, ma kterou
isl mne wal sebou, aniz bys mi
rekl, re chccS &c mne uciniti
vzbourence."
| "Pst!' zvolal Joe. "pst!"
Bud bcz starosti," zvolal
Estcban sc smichem. 'Sousedni
pokojc ncjsou obydlcny, vim
| to. Nikdo mas neslySi."
| "Ale, nest astnice, slySiS pre-
ce, ze k Will tobe ztracim dra-
hoccnne minuty."
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$4,000 velky kabinetni hracl
troj sc rekordy Sc proda
)ouze ia S75 "a hotove neb
G vezme Liberty Bond. Haste
ev {. Bill w. 20 ul. bllze
Clark Ave, nahofe.
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PRODA Sc zachovaly Daven-
port. Haste Sc V {. 3471 L. 102
u!. Il Union. 2-10
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MAN MA prodej prave harske
kanary a tez belgicke krallky
IA pritilou odjezdu na venek.
Haste Sc V els. 1902 Pershiilg
ave., byvala E. Clark ave. 2-8
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nikdy lidi a veci predcasne ps
suzovati."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
The Rhy1ning Opimist
BY ALiNE MICHAEI.IS.

When friend comes to me smiling
with a manner quite bcsuilins and she
says: Now, Will YOU mind ii | am
irank" ~ DO greet nor like 4 sister,
DO | say | can't resist her" DO | call
lhis frankncSS stunt Jolly prank?
time there was in lonG-ago cras when
inns frankncss had no tcrrors. and I
truly thought IL was pretty fine:
would bunch my chair up higher
paipitatinS with desire to hear what
friends had TO say along this inc
For the most part in beginning ali
their statements wore quite winning
such as: II am sure YOU know that
I'm your friend" bui along about the
middle. why. they had me on the grid
die and WAS hopeless wreck be-
tore tho end. became at length past
master on approaches to disaster.
When ia hear fellow say: IL like
YOU we'll: but | frankly want 10 men
ton then and there he lost attcn-
ton, for Id know lie had a tale of
woe TO tell. was once a frank Young
that WAS quite conlmendablc in every
ono: but the years have brough, dis
cretion. and now would make con-
fcSSion: | can see that frankncSs may
De ovcrdonc. When YOU want TO he
unpleasant. as YOU talk to prince or
pea mt. do not always say: Nov
may | he quite frank" For all finally
grow weary OF frank persons who say:
Dcaric.' and thcn proceed 10 make
their hammers clank Oh. e each
fra nk-minded person would find glad
III" chance to chatter with his nibs.
but the line Of talk they deal in gives
such Il dismal feeling that | much pre-
fer some pleasant liitlH fins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Courts of ISuuItx

;. G. NJ. Wavcrly.-In most of the
United states no distinction exists
between courts At law and suits IN
equity. and as result there are no
longer separate courts of equity. I'm
der the Constitution the Federal
Judges were given full equity jurisdic-
ton. An courts OF equity date from
turia Regis. AriStotlcs definition of
equity. The correction OF the law
where II is defective by reason of its
uniNersaiiiy." has been rarely cX-
cciled by modern definitions The
statute OF Westminster I'd. in the
reign OF King Edward |. extended the
authority Of The Chancellor. but the
equity jurisdiction was not pcrna :
nently and distinctly cSta bl!shed until
the reign OF Richard II. 1t extends
not alone over cases where courts Of
law do not recognize amy rights. but
also over cases where. although a
remedy is given al common law. it is
not deemed sufficient in equity, as in
cases OF accident or mistake Since
the passing OF tho English judcature
act OF 1873 and 1876, the courts Of
equity and common law have been
combined III the one Supreme Court
vi Judicaturc ana claims and dcrcnscs
which formally only the courts of
equity recognized are now Of equal
force at common law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Movie Calendar

BiJOj-Mny Allison. In Fair mud
Warmer" and Charles MURRAY, in
"Salome vs.. Shenandoah"
BILL EBlltD - Harry Carey. In
"Thc Nrc OF the saddle"
BROADWAN - Alice joyce Ia
''Thr Vengeance OF Durnnd''
C0hONIAI.-BrHnnt Washhurn. in
1T Pays To Advertise"
lSls-Niiiinm :. Hart. In John
Petticoat>."
oDEoN-Nioln Dams. in please
Get Married"
REN-Nathr.n Williams. Marie
NHirnmp and billy West in variety
program.
NICToR-tlnra I>imhnil Young. in
Tho Rond Through tho Dark"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Information Bureau

Inauirier reGnrding almost amy topic.
excepting on legal md medical sub-
jrcts, answered free. As NIL in
GuiTies arc answered directly by per-
sOnhi letter. KcIf-addrcSscd stamped
envelope IL required. Address Tho
Timc>- Dispatch Information Burcau,
ltirhJnond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
u, ray. to Ad,crti.c." a Hit.

1t Pays to ADVERTISE written by
i'o Cooper Mocru. and Walter
iiari<ctt scored a big success with
bryant WaShburN as the star AZ the
Colonial Thcatcr yesterday. Included
in the supporting cast are Lois Will
son, tho leading woman. Frank Cur
rier, Walter Hers. Clarence Gcldart,
Guy Oliver and Julia Have. The story
concerns the son OF n millionaire, who
after having been turned out OF his
fathers home. wins out by stalking
all on his belief that 1t Pays TO
ADVERTISE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
W mr. Tank,

I. j. H.. Smi;hticld.--Thc British
army first used the war tank" against
tho Germans. The idea was not wholly
new: II had pccn used for some years
in The American farm tractor: hence /,
was really an American Invention. The
british greatly enlarged the machine
and adapted il TO the purposes OF war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

American Revolution rchabilitatcd the
battery and made a circular park in
st"scd by an iron fence with posts in
imitation OF inverted cannon. In the
center they placed naEstan from
which Old Glory is flown daily. The
N"olc is part OF the Cambridge public
park system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Altitude Of Yuma. iriI

L. q. *. Black stonc.--rhc altitude
% The city Of Yuma is III feet above
the sea level. II is one Of the lowest
wing places i'll the territory. being at
The junction of the ella and Colorado
RIVERS. The mountains only SIN miles
! 'on anna are from 10000 to 1000
feet high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

billie, on French soil and began en-
plorinE the little town.
Their attention was attracted to a
chtld who was jabbcring. rs fast as
her tongue would allow.
The two lrishmcm caZcd with AL
Wiration, their mouths wide open:
then Terry said: Pat. Will yc listen
to the HUNT WAY that foreigner kid
talks the damned languagc"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

Contentious, EichmOnd.--i;N address
iuE YOUR inquiry 10 any bank in the
city, the information You want VIII
pc supplied you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

Clara kimhall Young. WHO VIII be
seen at the Victor again today and
tomorrow in 'rhc Road Through the
DARK" does not depart from hey
superb type of emotional acting in
This picture IN fact, # possible, she
is better.
In it she takes the part OF a young
French girl who falls in love with an
American. In order TO keep them from
marrying her father sends her TO
The home o: hsr aunt. who lives in
- little village Oh the Mcusc. The
first few months OF tho var. which
comes soon after her removal 10 the
home OF hcr aunt. iindS her captive.
She has become the companion Of a
German officer in order TO save the
lives OF townful OF people. Il is the
girls associations with the officer, AMI
Tic events which follow. With h"r as
spy for France, that furnish the
Plot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
SCREEN BREVlTIES

Announcement is now made that tho
screen production in which Dustin Far
mum is next TO appear. and which has
hitherto been referred To as The Hon
Or Of tho Family" is TO be an claborat.
presentation Of pumas's novel. The
CorSican brothers.
Dorothy Phillips first dual role in
which she iutcrDrcts two feminine
cha rae tcriZati ions. Supcriicially differ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

!.amberi II!Tycr rcccnf.v auIcd new
duties TO that II directing pictures
ior William :. Hart While ;ne pair
We're u work on John rctticoa;S."
the famous stars new Paramount.
Aircraft picture, which is at the Isis
rheatcr this week. a series OF biz
auiomohile races was announced 70"
Santa Monica Beach. AS Il lark. Hill
Scr suggested that Hart cntc" his biz
racing machine The star consented,
iiiilYcr acted as driver ami showcG
such aGcptncSs at the game that h
brought the big ear over the tape III
first place. lie is now eagerly look
ing for new fields 10 conquer. backed
.uy William :. himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
\ Gale OF Ili,nrity.

'PlNasc COT Nar-icd" starrinc Niola
Daua AZ the Od-on today. is i gale
~ hilari;y. it is racy. but i, ISM,
ShockinE Il IS rcpletc with humorous
situations ana it's multitude OF hriGh;
lines VIII get over from the screen
as we'll aS they did from the stage.
The story Is one novelty after an
other. one misadvcnturc after another
when two young people start ont on
- bridal tour that becomes series
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ing inter-
ruptionS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
An I:iouucnt or"

WI T.IUtJNFnI VII.
Mrs. NcNdory--Don't YOU think my
daughter should have her voice culti-
waited
Mr. Naylor-Tcs. If she must sing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

An exclusive Closeup" OF brave car
u!hai MERCER. in his own garden at
Ma mes. is one OF the features Of
t'c! Sium The l:rokcn Kingdom'-iirsi
OF Pictures OF the Smcric:n I;cd CrGss
10 be released through the cxchanecs
OF the Educationa! Films Corporation
Of America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

ent Yet Fundamentally Identical. gives
inns talented screen star th. greatest
scope scope Tor displaying her versatil.ty: IN
Right TO Happiness" she PLAYS Tia
part OF twins one the daughter OF a
wealth American manufactures. tho
otncr Russian girl inspired bv tho
SuherinE OF hcr people 10 preach the
doctrine Of Violence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Harry Cnrey mt the nluchird.

TIT movie Woslorn. IoAd.l Win
thrills and hair-raisinE cscapadcS
where gun play and dark deeds filled
the MIN from the FIRST 10 the iasl
Kicker. has -ivcn place to the play
taat has some r5asou Tor its action
and Sti'l. withal retains tho ever
lasting ...rii. OF the latter sort are
HE Harry Carey Westerns The new
est production featuring tu!s star
Mil be seen again n the BlueDird
I rS iodaE aaT been Smii,iga
O., ;hc popular nickname conferred on
The star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS At LOCAL HOUSES


''" N"n"" WH> 70" GOOD ,''h'. ,-,,,
beat YOU Laura 'BaIt.Git. said Sic
would. borauS" BNiy was 50 darncd
5000 10 her. 80 good il was .uCuotou-
ou>. That's why sac took the ABSURD
H,c' she did-and !; accounts Cor tic
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"fa:- ana Warmer starring MAY Al
llSon. It's playing At the Bijou Thcatcy
Low. \ MIv,s Sonnet; comedy.
"SU!ome -. SYSTEMATICALLY" is added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
The Acid rcsI

This WAS given 10 US for solid
silver"
Isn't it""
1--WE thought so until burglars broke
into our house and refused TO take ii
away with them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02
Tie Days Good Stories9
FROM MANY SOURCE. 4;


ObIirinr.
"G told Jack would like TO 500
him try to kiss me-
What did he do?"
Well. Jack always tries TO do what
I like"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-02

Terry Was Amazed.
TWO freshmen who had tried in vain
10 learn French arrived NJ their first
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1919-02-07
Americans on the Rhine.

Paris.-Marshal Foch believes that
100000 American troops will be re-
quired to keep watch along the Rhine
until the peace treaties are signed, II
was learned from a reliable source.
France is prepared to furnish con
tingent OF twice that number. The
british will be asked TO maintain a
force of only 100000 because they are
contemplating the continuance OF
service elsewhere. The Belgians are
expected to maintain 100000 troops
modified along the Rhine. The main
tenance of this allied army of 800
900 is declared necessary to forestall
any German attempts to refuse to
subscribe to the allied peace terms
The occupied territory along the
Rhine is mOrtgaged to guarantee Ger
many's payment Of damages.