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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20

Cleveland Beats
 Tanks; Ruth Hits His 43rd Homer

Nav York, .Aug. Is.- Cleveland made it two out of three by defeat ing New York today. Babe Ruth lnade his forty-third home run of the season in the fourth inning, hit < ting the ball over the right field
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
REDS BEAT DODGERS.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 19.-The Reds strengthened their hold on first place in the National league race by heating Brooklyn, their nearest rival in an exciting 13 inning game tOdav. ScOre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20

Under the provisions of the new German constitution that country will have more women than men voters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20

American, St. Louis at Washington Rain. Chicago at Philadelphia Wet grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dallas 6, Galveston 4.
 Wichita Falls 4, Houston 6. (10 innings.)
 Fort Worth 2, Beaumont 1. Shreveport 3, San Antonio 3, Gil innings tie.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
TIGERS BEAT BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 19s-Leonard held Boston to three hits today and De- tfoit Mcn the final game of the aeries. Ec0re:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
AUGUST
KEEPS TOSS COMPANY

Heres another great poe vaulter. E. E. Meyers, Chicago A. A., is keeping Frank Y Foss close company The big duel at Antwerp will be between these two premier athletes. Meyers goes over the lath at 13 feet ] inch and win make his American rival extend himself at the bas games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20

Two-base hit: Groh, Wingo, Myers, Miller. Three-base hit: Kilduff Stolen base: Roush, Myers, Grimes Double play: Sticking to Kopf to Dau- bert; Kilduff to Olson to Konetchy. Base on balls: Off Ruether, 2; Cad ore, l. Struck out: By Ruether, I; Ring, ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
National
Philad elphia Wins
 From the Pirates
 in Twelve Innings

Pittsburgh, aug. 1s. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh in 12 inning s6po ma &ndav Ccnro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
Pels Beat Vols.

Barons Win.
 Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 19.-By a tenth inning rally which netted two runs Birmingham broke a tie with Chattanooga today and won 4 to ? Score:
 Chattanooga -- 010 900 1OQ 0--2 6 0 Birmingham ~ 900 O02 000 2--4 2 0 Vines and Townsend; Glazner and Gooch.
 Mobile at Little Rock no game
 Mobile late in arriving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
Southern
New Orleans Wins As Little Rock
 Has An Off Day

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 19.- Markle struck out nine Memphis batsmen today and held them to four hits and Atlanta took the opening game of the series 3 to 0. Score: Memphis - 1000 900 000--0 4 1 Atlanta -- ------100 001 01x-3 2 ? Tuera and Dowie; Markle and Mills
 Pels Beat Vols.
 Nashville, Aug. 19.-New Orleans defeated Nashville today ? to o. Score:
 New Orleans U 900 200 000--2 8 0 Nashville = 1000 000 000---0 4 l Walker and Deberry; Tomlin and Lees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20
POsTPONEMENTs.

Mobile at Little Rock Mobile failed to arrive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-20

x none out when winnig rul scored
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1,aA II Street NV. Phone Main 1923

A.1.1<f - oSAS$S ~" w.
Price. 81 .OoO-oN THE HEIGHTS, west OF
18th st. detached brick dwelling:
having six rooms and bath and heated
with hot water. 1t IL now vacant, In
good condition and attractive terms OF
sale will be arranged.
Price. sis. 5OO--I.AMONT ST. home located
west Of 18th St that is well worth the
money; built by Kennedy Davis. II
contains ten rooms. two complete baths,
servants quarters. hotwater heat. cleo
trio lights, hardwood floors. instantan.
eous water heater. and the whole house
IL in beautiful condition.
Price, SO, 75O-PETWORTH. Unusually good
Offering in o six-room and bath house
that IL now In perfect condition. There
is m unusually deep back yard, on q
wide paved alley. with double tiled
garage. The owner will give possession
shortly and sell reasonable terms.
Price, $I2 500 - SUBURBAN HOME. within
the District. and one that Is most un.
usual in every respect This is an IN.
dividuaily built bungalow. built by IN
artist for his home. and beautifully sit.
uate6 % q lot containing more than a
acre. The house Is thoroughly modern.
contains seven rooms and bath. and The
surroundings are very attractive. II
you are looking for something out Of
the ordinary let rs show you this al
once.
HEDGES & MI
1894 H Street nav.
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FOB SALE-HOUSES

SS&& aALC-11OU06O
Continued.
Corcoran St., West 18th.
sss. $500.
Nine-room and bath house; six bedrooms; in
excellent condition; immediate possession; req
sonable terms.
18th st, North Park Rd.
$1O,5OO.
Attractive eight-room and bath house: o.
foot frontage; colonial front porch; hot-water
heat and electric lights; room for garage;
possession at. once; reasonable terms.
Columbia Heights.
$500.
Comfortable six-room and bdth house; in
good condition; immediate possession; an at
tractive buy at this price. Easy terms.
Near 18th and Fairmont.
$780,.
Two-story. two-family nat; rooms and
bath and 8 rooms and BATH separate furnaces.
Good Investment. Substantial cash payment
required.
HARRY "
Sales
1880 K
Phone
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Mintwood Place.
$4,000.
Ten-room and bath house In this exclusive
street; steam heat, electric lights: possess
sion. Terms can be arranged.
Columbia Road, Near 18th.
$4,000.
Eight rooms and bath. hot-wlter heat, elee-
trio lights; newly painted and papered; Dos
session; reasonable terms.
PetWorth.
$500.
Attractive six-room and bath house; hot
water heat. electric lights, screened-in sleeping
and breakfast porcbes; room for garage;
just completed. A splendid buy; reasonable
terms.
Chevy Chase.
$500.
Seven-room and bath, pebbledashed house;
semi-detached; hot-water heat; lot 4sx15O;
possession.
ARDMAN,
Dept,
,t NV.
n. AGO.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
TWO STORES WITH SEVEN APARTMENT.
above lone store vacant: located near corne
18th and PARK road Annual income. IS 500
Price. $4,000. Excellent business opportunit!
A. G. HOUGHToN CO.. 1916 n st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST In every section"
FOUR-FAMILY APT: SPLENDID LOCATION
esih cash. now , sfnns for
Four bricks renting for $780, price. S., $50
$500 , cash; sa L sna WSnthl s;7 ,u
THos. E. JAnKELi-
Suite 1877 Woodward Bldg.
. II. 768
built Of stone and shingles. Large stone fire
place: porch with stone pillars; h.-w.h. Price
$13. $50.
LARGE HOME on VERMONT AVE.
Standardized, 3-story brick. with 8 baths
Convenient neighborhood; suitable for roomine
or boarding house. Price and terms are VERY
reasonable.
NORTHEAST-vACANT
Six LARGE ROOMS and bath; tapestry brick
GRUVER built; nearly new; hot-water heat;
gas and electricity; porches front and rear
deep lot to two alleys. Price. $3.50.
DOWNTOWN HOME.
Near 18th street and New Hampshire.
Q rooms. bath. garage and in q high-class
neighborhood. Price, 5000.
FACING LINCOLN PARK.
rooms and bath brick; newly papered and
painted; new gas stove; large kitchen. Vacant
Ready to move in. A dandy house at q rea.
sonable price-$7, 900.
PETWORTH HOME-vACANT.
Excellent Groom and bath brick. colonial
porch. h.-w.h., deep lot to paved alley; house
in Al condition. sth st. bet. Randolph and
Shepherd. Price 5000.
THOS. u. FARRELL
S37 Woodward Bldg.
n. 766.
NEAR .. s. CAPITOT-NEWTY PAPERET
and painted: immediate possession; Q rooms,
bath md furnace heat: large cellar. Price
only $3.50.
9Th ST. S.W.-6room and hath bay-window
brick: splendid lot to large alley; room for
garage. Price. $3.o75: $500 cash: bal. SEQ
THOMAS P. BROWN. GIL AZ st. sx
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Vacant. Near Saul's Addition.
rms, tile bath. INV. h.. elee lights; as
good as new; semi double lot, about
zsxl50; large garage; fruit trees. Less than
50 500. Small cash payment. North e135.
DIRECT FROM OwNER-eROOM HOUSE;
hw.h., electric lights; tiled bathroom; in
arst-class coalition; front and back porches;
in Q strictly white neixhborhood. baecks from
Ga. ave. Ousy little home, u 900 cash. bal
snce small monthly payments. Only "a. 100.
~ sseats. Address Boz s7-R Star e0ee.
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Price, <. 25o-BLooMINGDAL Located q
short distance OF N Cap. st., in 3
very good block. This IL q very coy
little home. containing six rooms and
bath and may be sold on easy terms.
This IL bargain which should be In.
spected at once. =
Price, $15.000-CLEvELAND PARK. A de.
tached home. In perfect condition Just
q short distance from Conn. ave. This
house has southern exposure. nine rooms
and bath, hot-water heat, electric lights
and has just been redecorated. There
is also a garage and large attic, witt
servants quarters.
Price. S9,750-MT PHEASANT. in an excel.
lent location on Park road. A thorough.
ly complete and up-tordate house, hay.
ing six rooms and hath, front and sleep.
ing porches. hardwood doors. electric
lights. hot.water heat. hardwood trim
throughout and the whole property Il IN
perfect coalition.
Price. SO, 00o-DowNrOwN. A very dedr.
able type Of house. located within ous
block Of the British embassy. There
are ten rooms. two baths, electric
lights. and the whole honse 10 In per
feet condition: and all tho rooms are
unusually large. This 10 now vacant
and can be handled on convenient terms,
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INSPECT 7o5 AND rs ALLISON ST. NV;
breakfast and sleeping porcles; an modefn
improvements; best constructed and cheapest
houses In Petworth. Any broker OF
W. q. IRWIN,
us Allison st. NV. Ph. Col. 9318 ss
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Beautiful new Groom. 2-bath house: Y
SQUARE from Conn. ave.; must sen. For bar
place ne, Phone N. 78zA q
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
mo-. = ~

FOR SALE.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES ii FINE LITTLE g.
; room bungalow; hardwood floor and trim: on
ns to doeh Sco Ses
house. So $50. Ten-room house, lot l0Ox2O0;
best location in park; good terms: 100 rose
bushes; $4,000 for quick turn. See us for
"' TAKoMA PARK REALTY CO..
Col. 95os Takoma Park. p. O.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO.
Chevy Chase on your own terms. at a very
reasonable price. Ill health compels owner
to force them on the market 81 ,mmediate p Pc
lot. Beautiful homes. in best locations. from
$40 600 20 $4,000. Statesmen and autos at
your service. Phone US.
Building lots in all locations.
Price and terms Just right.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO.. E
Cleveland 1887 551G Connecticut ave. NV.
HANDSOME MODERN DWELLTNGs BED
rooms, . large bathrooms, large bright living
room, with fireplace; bright, attractive dining
room. kitchen. pantry, linen and other closets,
concrete cellar, steam heat. electric hght.
electric pump: garage with concrete noorI
front porch; located on siste highway. mi'e6
from Washington, 20 TO % minutes ey auto to
White House; construction drst-ciass in every
way. Sold by owner direct 10 purchaser Mt
price that cannot be duplicated. Taxes, 30 per
cent less than same class Of property In D. c.
Lot 2OOx4lO; nearly two acres OF 1ne laEd.
sufficient for ample Erounds, earhen' fruit.
chickens, etc; mile by state rad To trolley
sta tiou school. church. exc: seo5 location in
good neighborhood: children conveyed TO
school by auto bus. II looking for q home. don't
full to consider this opportunity Price
SIS. 500.
ID. s. NACKALL-
Mclean, Va.
Phone Clarendon SOL FIJI.
THKONA FARK-NCNCAlIOW: ALL Mob
ern improvements; garden: Chicken house: fne
location: on Nd side near 1itb st. cars:
e''''Oo II s IANGnOS go Park ave-.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.


GOOD HOME-LARGE GROUNDS; GARAGE
and chicken house; concrete cellar under entire
house; great garrett: six large rooms and bath;
electricity; furnace; gas range; grapes ana
some fruit; inclosed by hedge. Price. $6.5OO
only. balance on mortgage, SAT so month.
Hyattsville, just of Baltimore pike and four
doors from electric car line: with 80 minutes
ride on best car service in District. Furniture
also II desired. Ask Ask r. W. MARCLEY.
SS4 Riggs bldg
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FOR SALE-HOUSbS.
continneA.

By owNER-H0UsN SUITABLE FOR TWO
families, on one of the most attractive paved
streets in Takoma Park one block 14th st.
car line; r. and b. LIST floor: z r. and b. End
trees and grape arbor: new electric lights:
large basement: combination hot-air and hot
water heat; $4,000 trust, due in two years.
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1913 WEBSTER ST.
For Sale by Owner.
2-story. Groom. 2-bath home.
Tiled kitchen.
This house is one of the best
BUYS on the market today.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
AT ALL TIMES.
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HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 Street nav. Phone Main 1923
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NEARLY NEW SEW EN-RoON MODERN
ifouses Ssst section n:w.: on heights; Ilff st
ear iine: owner will give Immediate pos session
Sesitiss harBaia. Phsss Col so52W.
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d. s. MACKALL.
Mclean, Va.
Phone Clarendon sol Fill

THKONA FARK-NCNGAlJOW; ALL MO;I-
ern improvements; garden: Chicken house; fne
location: on Md side near 14tb st. cars !.
""'"0o m LANGDOS 2so Park avr
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IS II u n.w.--Large. brown stone trim front
Ten large rooms, tiled bath and extra tojlet:
furnaee beat; Large back yard; large alley.
Extensive repairs are now being made
cenyenisst 70 printing ONCE. post ONCE
$500, balance SIS per month. includins
interest House, II rented a. q whole. vould
bring 400 per month: II these terms do not
suit lsok at bo1.e and make proposition.
!. 2O71. NEWSOM. lilo RI No
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10292-W.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
A lovely home located near
24th and Pa. ave. NV; contain
ing E rooms and bath, large
porch and yard. Vacant. Price
and terms very reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 K St. NV.
VACANT. FROM OWNER TERMS. EIGHT
rooms and bath; can rent ID floor as nat: good
condition; immediate possession; $3.50. 1897
9Th st. NV. g.
OWING TO SICKNESS MUST SELL THE
most modern home ever offered In Petworth ;
Kennedy built box type; rooms tiled bath.
hot-water heat electricity. hardwood through
out. fnlaid floors, open fireplace. front and rear
porches; ice box and hreless cooker built in
garage; many other extras. Possession In 10
days.
wILDMAN & CO..
Franklin 64O8. sol eth It. NV. a.
CORNER HOUSE-14 ROOMS, CLOSE N:
southeast: wide alley; 6ne home; good invest
ment; $lO,50O. Address Boz l64-E, Star office
g.
44O4-22 7th ST. N.W.-NEW HOMES WITH
or Col. $500
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FINE CORNER HOME.
Fronting park; on splendid
corner; large lot; quiet and good
neighborhood; two blocks car
line; nearly new brick; eight
rooms, including reception hall ;
two tiled baths; large built-in
garage. $4,000. $4,000 cash.
Balance can remain mortgage.
Easy monthly payments. One
of the best and most attractive
small homes in Washington. No
agents. Phone MR.. SMITH,
Main 5083, for inspection. 5*
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VACANT-FROM OWNER.
1905 Kenyon; semi-detached
brick: ten rooms; all modern
Improvements; terms. Owner
on premises Sunday, II am. to
a PIN. ~.
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COZY COTTAGE.
Just as convenient can By planned: has
never been occupied; large lot; close BY WASH
ington. At its highest point in the northwest.
Can be seen day or evening. Phone Cleve.
land 1870.
BEAUTIFUL, MODERN HOME ON 18th ST.
mutt be sold; immediate possession: reasonable
terms. Address Box S0S-E. Star Office
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
| A most attractive home on lot 45x150: ex-
elusive section two stories. basement and at.
tie: eight rooms and bath; rear porches. glassed
and screened In; every convenience; hot-watef
heat; electric lights; beautiful hardwood noor-
ing and trim: spacious front porch; house IL
vea therstripped throughout; large garage on
wide alley. Price only 1900:
McKEEyER & GoSS.
1905 Eye Ut. Main 4Io2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Shortage of labor has been largely
relieved and excess labor at specific
roints' has been moved to meet de.
mands unit, the labor situation in gen.
erai Is better than for some time past.
Immigration is increasing and the
aliens admitted during the first nine
months OF 1919 numbered $50 thou
sand. compared with S. thousand far
the same months of the previous year.
From ~ per cent to IS per cent of
the Arrivals are British
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Dividend and interest disburse-
mcnts during January will amount TO
2aa million dollars compared with
as4 million dollars the previous
month and 35a million dollars in jan
uarv OF last year. or the amount.
dividends will Hl~1r sup 14s million
dollars, impaired with only 142 mil.
lion dollars q wear ago. this being the
second evidence we have had recently
NJ restored or increased dividends
while several concerns will pay initial
dividends in January.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
RE Theatres
NJ ,nntlnued from raxe Elxht)

u
N5fe of major in tho United
S11 marine corps, literally took
4 GoAt cR and that was the end
Z ~ threat
Bnnno Rogisiav. the celebrated
<4nx singer who IN now acting in
R&e I.ight OF the world has net
H&SndDned the concert field In which
10 y - striking a figure. She Is an
p6nx1A9 In The I.ightscs The world
nups Of her interest in the intclas-
3SNt drama. 1--WE have SO many bad
TAkS0 that unless we encourage few
InnX ones they viii begin 10 think the
H3od ones the bad ones and VIC
NHKSn,s she declares
Ukhel Newcorst. thr celebrated
t1h4r4can concert piariste. who IL
yff4k1ng 4 book ri personal recoi1cc-
t3nana cf the late Theodore feschltegkv.
~ celebrated piano teacher of We
sln1tn, frora whose studio mott .of the
1oat piAnistsc reniuses came during
~ pAst two decades, Is but the latest
Mu&scal celebrity to take pen IN hand
Hayad BiyrhAn, has rust written his
1hnntrs and ihe demand for hooks
n personal rscolsectSens IN So great
xAAf publishers are seeking further
x.uaicaI meta htes for thts purpose.
KAfda Howard. the American ar
&c. who heads the dramatic conn
Rany now playing in China, and later
Nj tour India, Japan and other Far
Eastern countries. has sent to the
United States the newspaper reviews
az the first plays produced IN China
And japan. Their success has beer
mast remarkable indicating that the
Exiesfials are close students OF our
tAnguAke. as nuzzling a. 1t il some
times to native Americans This tour
" this company will continue for
more than eighteen months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Spring Coats

reflect many new and fascinating fea-
lures Your individuality may be easily
expressed by the adoption of the preferred
length Of Coat, in n neutral shade or one
Of gaver tone. Top Coats, Sport Coats,
modified -Eton effects, full back, bloused
modes, and interesting styles, showing
plaits in the skirt sections, are among this
very representative showing $500 MP
ward. !.
Second F'loor-Wcst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Taffeta "All-Puffed Out"
at the Hips

in barrel effect, chooses to fashion it.
self into one Of Springs most charming
Frocks. Picturesque and enchanting is the
slender woman who dons this Frock. How
ever, her stouter sister may be just as
smartly attired in Frock designed on
straightcr lines. A style for every type
appears in this early Spring collection OF
F'rocks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
onFETy BEAUTY HIRES OFT
A. PROFESSIONAL HOSTESS
10 REGAIN FAMILY FORTUNE
IB1nMa remnant. Ruined Financially
Turns to Work for Which
Training Fits Her.

Acffng as patd professional t,rr~~-
49, Of fashionable house parties,
Katherine Macdonald, in the fin yer
2sun Of Robert ". Cham bers' novel.
.sTlae Turning Point which Will he
4rreered a.. the Broadway iheatnr. be
ksrning Monday shows such an un
nngr mon occupation 10 he IRA ctieal
and well suited to the needs af a wo-
NAN Of gentle breeding and refine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

n4ent who has been forced by ad-
verse circumstances TO make her own
way,
Family In Bankruptcy.
And Miss Macdonald, as Diana
Tenant member OF prominent San
Francisco family suddenly thrown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

into bankruptcy. seems 10 know how
10 do it to the queens taste Diana,
with her sister SIvetta an9 the un-
solicited aid James Edaarton, partner
If the ruined firm Of EGgertonTcn-
MANI company, make great progress in
iiae home Of II. Itivett. a millionaire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Wonderful
Springti1ne Hats
And Hats for
Present Wear

There are trim, clcan-cut sailor
shapes, including the new ''Toile
lire' Tor Oil Cloth. and little
affairs which, in vcrve
of brim and tilt Of line, seem fully
capable Of holding their own. no
matter how debonair the weather
or gay the Spring Costume.
This Spring Millinery will do 4
Winter-wearN eve good just 70
see them, aid see them Won sure
~ mlsst-tomorrow morning.
Second Floor CENTRAL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

William r. Lighton, author Of the
Billy Fortune stories which have been
filmed as Water, Water Every
where" featuring win Rogers, Gold
wyn star, finds enjoyment in deep-sea
fishing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Fresh As the Breezes
Lovely As the Sun Is This
Spring Apparel

Which G1eeb You This Early in the Season
And These Springime Fashions Are Calling to You
Soft as the bezes Of spngtme
presenting themselves almost daily
the nj Season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Wool Jersey Suits

Your wardrobe will not be complete
without Jersey Suit Tuxedo, Norfolk
and all the new sport models are here, and
in all colors. $500 upward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
The Spring Suits

disclose such interesting ideas that you
will be most enthusiastic about making a
selection at this time. Gayety is chiefly
sought in the brilliant colorings, or in the
combining of two fabrics in most pleasing
and clever ideas. Variety of assortment
awaits your inspection. $4,000 upwards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

during December had authorized capt.
tai of t.07s million dollars. compared
with 1.341 million dollars the pre-.
vious month And fs0 million dollars
in December. 1915. the increase over
rhs same month q year ago being TT
ner cent a number of important con-
ealidations Of large corporations now
under consideration may take place
during the year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Frocks of Georgette
Crepe
lin new color effects. Dame Fashion ia
vors Georgette once more, and among the
favored models are those emhrnidered with
beads with cleverly draped skirts.
Tricotine and Serge
Frocks
in fancy or plain tailored effects. Can
be worn all spring. In navy blue, of course,
is the color
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

q 4 slN
soetaiiy afnhlttcus FOR his chitdrens
So great y this progress In fact that
Guslord's son fslts in. love with sill
vette, and Ola ma well everybody
loves her WI
Popular In New Role.
Diana Ia The center 81 attraction AT
shcial functions arranged under her
direction in the miiiionaire's home.
One or the most unique of these AFT
fairs Is Halloween party. lit which
members ri this exclusive circle dance
ard ulay IN the most grotcsdue mas
nueraie costumes. The otherwise
dienified Rsvett cavorts around in
os erals with a pitchfork.
The part OF professional hostess
proves a stepping stone to better
things for the Tenant family. finally
in the removal of a stigma
AGAINST Diana's maine and solving a
problem OF, tho heart.