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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
BY &. T.. HI:I,II:LLI.

PARIS. March GA spectacular les
son was given to eNtravaSant society
women today by Maurice Rothschild
richest banker in EurODc: Edmond
Blanc. the Monte Carlo roulette king
and Andre Fouquicres. noted as TWEEN
The trio astonisned the fashionable
thronS that ovcrnowcd the Auteui
paddock on the occasion Of the spring
Grand PriX. by appearing in old un-
pressed suits with trousers frayed at
the bottoms.
Never before had such a striking
scene been witnessed among the fash
ionablc circles assembled at the sea-
sons first smart meeting. where money
apparently WIS no object gambling
reaching undreaIncd-of proportions and
the tNtravagance in dress cqualliny
that Of Babylon's paliny days
Frederick Francois IIarsil Minister
o. Finance and rcputed to be one Of
the sonndcs' iinnnci.rs in France, 10
SAID 10 be encouraging the campaign
OPENED by the noted trio as IL means
Of killing by ridicule the extreme eI-
ravaSance which has been a feature
Of the postwar era
Having personally lec;urca society
ihatrphS on The necessity for their ceay-
ihS TO spend fabulous amounts on
gown" winch are generally discarded
aitcf a week or SO. NJ Aiarsal Il is
sh!h Is now starting secret society
among III" more sensible leaders OF
TN" wearing OF old apparel a sign OF
SoDh taSt" aud good breeding
me MarGu.Sc q" ,;anay is said to be
me leader Of the woTncn's section az
h.S novel secret society and NJ Roth
SchI4u me leader of the mems section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
SPECTACULAR LESSON GIVEN
SOCIETYLEADERS OF PARIS
Monte Carlo Roulette King and Noted Twentieth Century
Beau Brummel Appear in Impressed Suits and
Trousers Prayed at Bottom

;, IN anti gambling crusade is included
IN the program. The first step in this
WAS taken today when Rothschild
niahc anu FoupuicrcS stood alongside
~ ~, Sainhiihg booths displaying their
o'u ci".h mes. Their shabby attire was
= silent reproach 10 those who nigh;
nav, been inclined to risk $1,000 OF
more on II horse.
me decision To adopt direct methods
70 stamp out cXtravapancc and gam :
D!ihS was arrived at this week when
~ bc"aHic known that many rashiona bile
women mad been placed in an extremely.
PIcrariouS situation through heavy
losses III the stock market as result
~ me temporary slump due 10 the Ger
man revolution
The need Of silk stockings which av-
,.Ee Sion a pair. the thirst for sponge
Dbth backed evening gowns and the
MAD desire for h,nsy tango costumes
naS driven women into the stock mar
kct with disastrous results
i:acc track betting. the figures OF
mni:h NAY: reached AN amount approx
!inating that OF the yearly budget OF
.nc governments Of some Of the small
nations rs only one of the latcs. crazeS
out. " '"'' y
The display OF pearls at Auteui to-
day surpassed anything seen this year
and caused observers 10 wonder who're
Such wealth is coming from some
Moihcn pafadcd about the enclosure
Wcar!hE strings Of pearls worth hun
dred OF thousands Of dollars hanging
unWh iheir bare backs in accorda nee
with the latest fad
Real pearls taking the niacn of bo,ds
or stones as handbag ornaments are
The latest thing. Each pearl costs in
the nciShborhood of $40 0Ol,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
NEXT RED CONTINGENT
WILL NOT TRAVEL "DE LUXE"
Neither Will They Have American Red
Cross Nurses AbOnrd ns
Chapcrons.
tBy Associated Prcss-l

NEW YORK, March 2l.-while big
denouncing a, one meeting here to-
night "indignities" to which the De-
partmcnt OF Justice had subjected
Communists, Socialists. Anarchists
and Russian workers" Representative
Isaac Sicgel was announcing ut another
gathering that 400 more Reds" would
be deportcd from America within the
next four weeks
According to Mr.. SieSel. a member of
the House hmm igration Committee, the
next contingent of Reds" TO leave
these shores will not travel dc luxe"
like their comrades on the Soviet
Ark" Buford, nor Will Red Cross nurses
be detailed as "chaperons." They will
sail in broad daylight, however, instead
Of at midnight. he said.
Haywood. who spoke at the Peoples
House under the auspices Of the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Bureau ito create
Il sympathetic spirit" for the ZIG T. W.
w. convicted in Chicago. was hailed
by some Of his audience as the Ameri-
can Lcninc."
They talk about Russia being the
darkest spot" said the speaker The
darkest spot in the world today is
America and the brightest and whitest
spot in the old world is Russia.
IL think many of us are looking for
ward TO the time when America will
hc AS good as Russia is today-to the
time when America will take a stem
forward as they are doing in Germany
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
BRYAN YET HAS HOPES
FOR LEAGUE COVENANT
'Ihr tomnIOnrr" Calls Agreement nf
Nations StcppinS-St0nc Ia Ini-
NrrsHI BrOthr rfIuud.
~ i'r,v"rsai Service J

NEW YORK. Mrch 2l.--Thc fight for
the l"hSu. Of nations covenant has
not Yet been lost, and America still
mas if.r opportunity 10 serve the world
by assuming her place among the ma
ions. William Jennings Bryan de-
ciared ;oday in an address at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church in the
course OF which ne haycd the per
nic!ous PHILOSOPHERS OF Darwin, Metz
sche and the atheists as having Been
responsible for the world war
me League OF nations was rcpre-
scented ~ Mr.. Bryan az being the stc,-
ping stone L" the era OF universal
brothcrhood and peace. provided the
nitcd states does not fail TO assume
htr propcr responsibility and fulnl!
her destiny.
hat difference does it make" lie
demanded what party wins ncxt fall
as against the peace OF the world.''
Prohibition received but scant at
Lthtioh OF the speaker in tOday's adj
dress. lie seemed 10 find some hone
TOT the ultimate triumph OF water AZ
bcNerag" by recalling the fact ;Lat
u" mad been reminded by political
conventions that, all evidence 20 th.
contrary Notwithstanding. mans body
consists OF - per cent waller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
VAST THRONES ATTEND
LORD MAYORS FUNERAL.
Procession OF Mourncrs Two Miles
Long Passes Through City Hall at
Cork to View Body.

CORK. March 2l.-Thousands OF per-
sons resident in the city ana from the
surrounding country today passed
through the City Hall. where the body
OF Lord Mayor Macgurin. who was as
SaSSinat"d early Saturday morning.
was lying in state.
procession of nourncrs two miles
long followed the hcnrsc Yesterday
when the body was conveyed from his
residence to the town hall Bishop
E"iahan walked in front OF TIL: first
which furnished til. guard of honor
IN tn IN: town hall during the night.
:, lodaN a proclamation printed IN
EnSlish and Gaelic and signed by
rather Dominic. chaplain Of tho Re-
punlican Guard. was posted about the
With srtcved heart 1 announce to
you you the death OF our Lord Mayor
rhomaS Macsurin. commander Of the
Cork First brigade OF the army Of The
Tepupiic me republic Will observe
Monday as a civil holiday 10 afford
the citizens an opportunity of testify
ing their respect to our chief citizen
and their horror at the brutal and
.owa manner in which he was
move our CITIZENS to retaliation or TO
any unSecmly act"
The only reason suggested for tho
assassination OF the Lord Mayor is
revenge for the recent murder or
policemen: Some persons today ex-
pressed the belief that i, meant the
for the killing OF numerous members
OF the royal constabulary and soldiers
for which acts no one has yet been
punished.
The assassination followed an at
tempt on the life OF Professor Stock
ley. Sim Fcin Alderman, as lie was
on his way homo the previous night
Two men fired five shots at him, he
said. but none OF the shots took eff
feet. He said the men spoke with an
English accent.
Lord Mayor Macgurin made a tragic
prophecy in conversation only a.
said:
IL believe the attempt to Kill Pro-
fessor Stockley was made by English
men drafted by the Irish police. They
may get me later
While the assassins were inside the
house accomplices stood at the door
and dubbed passers-by with rifles TO
prevent any attempt ut rescue
Mr.. Macgurin was forty years old !
He leaves several small children. Two
of them witnessed the brutal murder
OF their father and wcpt hystcrically
over his dead body as the assassins |
ran from the house and made their
escape in motor car.
Shortly after the Macgurin murder
Constable Murtaugh was shot to death. !
eight bullets piercing his body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
LOVE MAKING is AN ART,
SAYS COLLEGE PROFESSOR
properly Pitched Voice and Infection
Nrcessnry When Talking 10
Lady Love.
NE Unlversal Serylce l
CHICAGO. March o,-Ioro ,

CHICAGO. March 2l.-Love-makiny
is an arr hailing technique and every
thing. Professor X. T.. Pattison Kline
told the Irish Fellowship Club today.
Professor Kline. incidentally. was
mead Of the governments four-minute
SptaherS during the Liberty Loan
IF you will have your lady Iov.
..St"h SAID the professor. you mus,
proceed along Well defined Drinciples
our voice must be pitched to IN.
Aarshness. " nv
The eye must be expressive and
must carry the mute message of feel
.ns !oT her. Your carriage and actions
must denote tenderness OF disposition
and sincerity
women generally appreciate vnur
.noue htS: according 70 the intensity
Win which YOU utter them And UNI
. ..s You speak in soft, flexible tones
ana carry world OF meaning in vour
remarks. no woman is going to listen
roetiy. said Professor Kline. is the
oest medium in which to transmit,
WORDS OF .ov. for the rhythm coupled
Win Z, So't infection would carry one
Il h!Sh plane OF emotion. lie asked
ms hearers TO try the following Inns
on their adored ones:
When do I want you most
ny. Dear. az morn
w mrn hrst | wax. ana realize
Hit another day is born
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Do CONSTRUCTIVE WORK
Writes Fins to Twenty-Five Worthy
observation-disclosures Appeals
Arc OF IncStimable Aid.

Briefly summarizing her quarterly
report at meeting OF the board OF
directors of the Associated Charities
Friday. the acting general secretary
Miss Charlotte Whiting, stated that
she and her co-worllcrs had been able
to definitely write fms TO twenty-une
of their $50 cases.
This means. she said. that we
have cured them OF the disease called
poverty and that they have sufficient
income to meet their expenses. and
that they also know how TO spend their
money TO good advantagc.''
During February alone. Miss Whit
ing ana her assistants made total
Oh o2' visits to the cases on their list.
The money raised by The Times
Dispatch. Miss Whiting said. has
been Of inesiimable assistance to us.
Tor we have, IN those particular cases.
been able to do thoroughly construc-
tive work through having adequate
funds.
Charities Need Money.
Like all other agencies. we have
not sufficient money to do the work
as We would like to have il done and
we SIN need money for pensions
way OF forcing old people into the
CitE' Home, even though they are in
capable o: caring for themselves
The general secretary called atten-
tion 10 the present policy of the AS
ISOLATED Charities in keeping widows
with young families at home to look
after their children when these hap
pcncd 10 be among the cases which
appealed TO the Associated Charities
for aid.
There were also. Miss Whiting said,
the feeble minded fathers and mothers.
Ther" are more cases OF this sort
than any other" Miss Whitina de-
Miss Whiting explained how un-
necessary duplication Of effort and
overlapping had been avoided. in great
~ a. q ri ft,fr l.., l,.-t he
by definite understanding with other
relief agencies doing similar work.
,,i In The first place. the city had been
workers of the Nurses Settlement in
vestigates all calls for help in the dis
trict north OF Harrison Street and the
the city proper.
Has Charge of Relief Work.
The Associated Charities now has
charge OF the city relief work. which
consists in dispensing wood. coal and
shoes 10 worthy cases.
Colored cases are investigated by
the Community House for Colored
People.
Fulton district now is in charge Of
visitor paid by the city.
our first interest" she said sis al
ways in the health OF family. Where
relief. and then see what the clinics
or dispcnsaries can do for them.
Where there are young babies that
notify the city nurses. Cases of sick
ness are reported to the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Association. G. w. Con-
way. OF the City Employment Bureau
places our patients. The y. w. c. A.
interests our girls who have no life
outside their work.
The House OF Happiness helps us
cducata into ways OF decent living
families in its Immediate neighbor-
hood The Juvenile Court refers to US
families who need following up be-
cause OF domestic troubles"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

A cold is simply an infamna-
ton of some part of the air pas
sages-throat, larynx or bronchial
tubes-just like sore is an in
fia1nmation of the skin. A long
continued cold means constant
inflammation and this constant
inflammation frequently weakens
the air passages so that they
become an easy point of attack
for invading germs of more serious
diseases. a cold that hangs on, I"
therefore, is simply NATURES "red
flag" indicating that there is
trouble below" and this warning
should never be neglected.
Nightly applications of Vick's
VapoRub will aid nature to clear
up that inflammation. Because
Vicks acts locally by stimulation
thru the skin to draw out the
inflammation, attract the blood
away from the congcsted spots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
WANT COUNT OF SURPLUS
COTTON IN UNITED STATES
First Report Of Association shows
That Boil WrcVil Has Played
Havoc In Sections of BELT.
nv Aasocistci Press !

~ NHsocItt' TICS. ,
COLUMBIA. :. G.. March 2i.--J. :.
WInnamakcr. president OF the Amcri-
can Cotton Association. said today that
II. association had asked Congress 10
order Il recount Of the surplus cotton
il the country to see how much of II
y spinnable. and that a resolution 10
this end would he introduced at one:
by Senator Smith. Of South Carolina.
tho first report OF the American Cot
ION Association for 1920 4 canvass
o. the belt, he said. showed that prep
:;rationS for the 1920 crop are at least
five weeks late: that labor is extreme
ly short: that the mild winter with
the late start OH the new crop spells
certainty Of serious insect damage on
account OF the rapid spread of boil
wccvi!. and that the pink worm had
appeared in two parishes in Louisiana
and in some sections of Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
AMERICAN NURSES MEET
IN ATLANTA APRIL 12-17
Gathering VIII Discus. Problem. Con-
fronting Members OF Nursing
PrOSeSSfun

WASHINGTON. March 81 The
vent y-sccond annual meeting of the
American Nurses Association. together
WIN We Nationa! League OF Nursing
non Tor Public Health Nursing. will be
nt!d q, Atlanta. Ga, April l2-l7. the
american Red Cross announced today.
toh!tAls confronting the nursing
profession. such as private nursinp
coEShhiZati"n and nursing legisia-
ton, viii be discussed.
Nurses from all parts OF the United
states ana representatives of the In
ternational Council Of Nurses of can
ADA; Holland. Denmark. and possibly
fin!and, are expected 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
HARDING SAYS AMERICA
MISSED BIG OPPORTUNITY
Obi" Senator Asserted United States
VIII ria! Prominent Part, de-
sitr 'rrcnty Defeat
BY 4 ssOyiatcd press.l

iOUNGSToWN, OHIO. March al
Aihtrica missed a great opportunity
when the United States Senate refus.d
10 ratiiy the peace treaty Senator
warren q. Harding. OF Ohis Rcpub-
lean candidate for ;he presidential
nom nation tod meeting OF Youngs-
town steel workers here today
~ would not have accepted The
treaty AS IL was negotiated because
~ bartcrcd away American nationality.
but was ready 20 ratity with rescr-
Nhtlons which safeguarded all Amer
lean rights the Senator said
Despite defeat of the treaty. amer
ica VIII play big nations pat in
world affairs and will help TO bring
about q condition OF approximate dis
armament. and join in promoting peace
ana the fraternity OF nations" he.
added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
MAY FESTIVAL AND CARNIVAL
Two Hundred and Fifty Children i'm
Pageant Under Auspices OF Neigh
bOrho0d House.

a May festival and carnival Is being
planned by the director and patrons OF
the Ncighborhood House 2la North
Nineteenth street. About Two hundred
and fifty children are expected to take
part in the festivities and events
planned and special features will in
Glade Mother Goose pageant. May
procession. Maypolc dances. folk games,
butterfly and flower paradcs and
races.
The festival. which is 10 take part
in the early part Of May. is under the
h!-cction OF Miss Clara Glass. director
e the Ncighhorhood House.
Among those assisting Miss Glass
arc members Of the Council Of Jewish
Juniors. students from tho School Of
Social Work in Public Health, and
many volunteer workers of the Neigh
hnriIOoI House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

and relieve the cough. In add.
ton, the medicinal ingredients
of Vicks are vaporized by the
body heat. These vapors are
breathed in ali night long. thus
bringing the medication to bear
directly upon the inflamed areas.
Vicks should be rubbed in over
the throat and chest until the
skin is red-then spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth
ing loose around the neck and the
bed clothes arranged in the form
of funnel SO the vapors arising
may be freely inhaled. If the
cough is annoying, swallow a
small bit of Vicks the size of a pea.
Samples to new users will be
sent free on request to The Wick
Chemical Company, 235 Broad
Street, Greensboro, NC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
DRESEl TELLS GERMANS
HE'S GLAD COUP is ENDED
Also Informs berlin That American
i""ic ouid Condemn Destruc-
ton OF Institutions.

Ry Associated pressl
toPiSNliAGEN, March "l-Eliis l..
!prcsci. the American representative AT
heriln. has expressed TO the German
his satisfaction at the ter
m!nation OF the military coup ana the
r.-eStahiishmcnt OF constitutions!
conditions. according TO :; Berlin dis.
patch today.
He was convinced. he said. thar pub
nc opinion in the United States would
strongly condemn any attempt from
Whatever source 10 break down order
~ institutions by violence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
CompIctc Gigantic TnsL

VIADIVOSTOK, March 2l.-Fivo
doctors and eleven other workers ut
rcmain i'm middle Siberia to Distribute
tho large amounts Of relief supplies
previously shipped into tho interior
Much OF tho work was halted and i'm
mediate evacuation OF several ware
honscs made necessary through the
wars between tho various factions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
RESCUE TRAIN RETURNS
FROM LEIPZIG JOURNEY
Special W hich Went TO Relief of
Americans and British in Danger
Gets nnck Safely.
by AssocIatcd Pres, I

coBl-ENZ, March 2l.--The special
train which LETT Cob!enZ Saturday
morning 10 bring out 100 American
and British business men, reported
endangered IT Leipzig, where serious
disorders have occurred reached I.cip-
zig at | o'clock this morning without
incident. The train left I.cipZi. with
lis passengers at 1880 ~ NJ Only
twenty-five Americans departed on the
special.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
HE.ADAC.K.E
EA BAD f0lHeslfh
h1 Ui,SetS Nerves
%R 60 SoDru8 Store Try.
g. ARLyDXNE
ey DOSE hHo IN BOTTLES -ios50a6 oe
SAVE SHOES AND STOCKINGS

They will last twice as long II Won SINK.
NJ" Your shoes ALIENS FOOT-EASE
-" Antiseutic. Healing powder for the feet
IT takes away the sting OF Corns Buaions
{ a!louscs: sore aching. swollen. tender feet
Aliens Foot Ease stops the friction which
cauScs the wear on shoes and stockings,
SNss expense and ma kcS walking delight,
snake II into your shoes Sprinkle (, in tho
ioot-b bath. sold cvcrywhere.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
WILL CEASE ATTACKS
Finlnnd Receives Notice From TchIt-
cherin That BOIsherists Will No
Longer HnrnSS Little Nation.
tBv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March PA cable
gram TO the Finnish legation from the
home Office today said that Tchitch-
erin, the Russian BolShevist Foreign
Minister, had notified the government
Of Finland that Bolshevist attacks on
the Firms would he stopped. The mes
sage said this assurance was given on
representation made by Finland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
The Cold That
Hangs On

This No. of series of advertisements, prepared by
competent physician, explaining how certain diseases which
attack the air passages-uch as Pneumona nsssnza wboop
ing Cough Measles long continued Codoste
these in naamed congeted state, thus aordne
favorable foohod for invading germs. And vspo
Rub may be of value in this condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out or the sys.
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back otter. Tastes fine: costs a
trifle. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agents-Spence- Nunnsuakcr
Co. Phone them.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

The regular monthly meeting Of the
James River Garden Club will he held
at the home of Mrs. Egbert Leigh. 500
afternoon. at o'clock All members
are urged TO attend this first meet
ing of the spring season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
u AID ouT OF row>.

AT>, Emma Al. ,ns. who is a student a:
-y,et Br.d. College. IL the GUS. OF ne
Jrrnts. Nj ana M-s 4 Z ADAM, aG
ynnuiura; Avenue Tor the Easir- N.cnii"n
1M.s- Mare Els" Tucks-. "t 2o!i Gr"st
/,r,auc j. spending The week cnG win her
jss;,r. M!s. .huDrcy NJ bradshaw. ia !;oa-
81 and Mrs Fiovd Tnmpl,ias hay, re-
armed 10 Tn.iaGs lrn!a af;"r week .t.y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

WINCHESTER. March GA marriage
icrrso Was issued here YESTERDAY to
Md. and Mrs. Ollie Rinkcr. this city The
bride Is daughter Of John Rinkcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS
"Fnir and Wnrmer.-

"Fair and WARMER
Avery Hopwood, master of farce, ran
his own record up with Fair ana
farce which Spaeth IL Co. will present
a; the Strand Friday and Saturday,
and Saturday, matinee. Mr.. Hopwood's
and "Nobody's Widow" two great sue
ccsses OF former years. found in his
latest work the same sparkle OF line
and clcverness of characterization
which has sraced the others. with an
added righteousness of situation. The
scene. built around the neXpert max
ing of cocktail, puts it's audiences
practically into Mysteries.
At Il. F.. I<eith's Lyric.
Miss Bayonne Whipplc. former dra-
matte star. accompanied by Walter
Houston, her leading man, will be
seSn SM n and III hG y he 'Sesy to-
Houston Company. as it is billed. is
appearing in vaudeville. presenting a
s shoss Th "nsas comedy sailed
"a novelty surprise" Songs and
dances are interpolated in the action
oil ,r inc odd dramatic sketch.
ga me niil: They are remembered for
Inc nj they scored here last season.
inc Misses Weber are condolences.
nine trio. displaying some pretty
dresses and hats in their several
changes OF costume.
Get what's Left is the title of
inc whimsical vaudevllcttc. in which
James Mullen and Anna Francis are
presenting themselves. II is n divcrsi-
ned run frolic, with musical accom-
Leonard and Poray. comedy duo. will
offer THE Doughhoy Girl an anus
ing Skit; and rounding out the bill will
come Sandy Mcintosh. the Scotch
comedian: and his Musical Maids"
hevy of buxom Highland iassics; who
sing. play musical instrumcnts and
Vile bill.