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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13
BEAVER DAM.

Miss Elsie Wise is confined to her
bed with rheumatism.
The Wedding Bells are still ring
Ing mcrrily in our town.
Quite a few persons are suffering
from the influenza here.
Miss Irene Rhoads spent the week
end here with her mother.
Quite a number who left here for
Akron, Ohio, have returned.
Mr.. Ellis Bishop, of Centertown,
spent the weekend here with his best
friend.
Mrs. B. C. Austin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Luther Collins, of Cen
tertown.
Miss Connye Ralph is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert
Westerfield, of Nocreek
Mr.. Myrtle Hudson and family left
Monday for Louisville, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Pate, Of New
Albany. Ind, have returned and will
make their future home here.
Miss Cliffie Austin, who closed
successful school at Central Grove.
has returned to her home here.
The debate on Capital Punishment
which was given by the High Schoo.
boys and girls, was quite success.
Mr.. Rob. Jackson has sold his
property to Mr.. John Allen, and has
the house and lot across
the railroad Of Mr.. Emerson Rogers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13
FOR SALE

l5e acres of land 10 miles from Hart
ford, KY, near Dundee, on the NJ. II.
& e. r. r., about 80 a. cleared and
l20 Il. in timber. Rough river bottom
land, black loan. For particulars call
ON or address w. ii. RENFRoW.
soft Dundee, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13

Hoover, near Clear Run, after
lingering illness of bronchitis.
After funeral services the body
was buried at Clear Run Church
burial grounds, Monday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. The deceased lady was
near 81 years old and was highly re-
spected by all who knew her.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13
MRS. HOOVER.

Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Hoover,
widow of Cornelious Hoover, who
died many years ago, departed this
life early Monday night at the home
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. j. L..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13
NOTICE!
body

All ex-Seryice Men should consult
me about war insurance and compen-
sation. Advice and assistance free.
DIR. A. b. RILEY,
Com. American Legion.
Post No. "A.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13
NOTICE.

have purchased the Howard Coal
Mines, near Horton, KY, and will be
in position to furnish coal at all times
to the public at and 10 cents per
bushel.
G.. w. HOHEIMER,
S2t4 Hartford, R. F. d. No. 2.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-02-13
> FOR SALE.

My house and lot in Hartford, Ky
The price is right.
soft LOUIS 7. RILEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Bobbie and His Pa
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

Had n letter from Old Dan Star
key tho other day. sed Pa to Ma last
nitts Good old Dan. sed Ia. he was
sum prince in my old milwaukee,
days. scd Pa.
You can't ever FORGET them old
Milwaukee days. can YOU? scd Ma.
Not me. sed Pa. had 100 much
glec in tina, burg to forget them
days. sed Pa. ! WAS going my, beS;
sed Pa.
suppose this Starkcy person was
one of yuic comrades in equity. scd
Ma
one OF my what? sed Pa.
one OF yurc old partners. ~cd Ma
yom know what ! meen.
You Sed equity is, sed Pa s YOU mer Il,
one on you, old gar
That is not one on me & doant
want you to call me old amy moar
about yure wild days. sed Ma
o, lie NV eud; but he he. wp hnl saa "a
toald any WITH i lie '" Mud ne m mik'' a
poor witness for one OF YOU lady
lawyers to duestun. scd Ia old Dan
wH We' w .sS H sh ! a is YEA s,.a Won herd
from an old friend. " | ann glad you
are both as friendly as YOU Were
twenty years ago | can't recmem;;
btl W lls Euli ~ tHtS llldi
still rite TO. sed Ma | wonder why
II; is that gurlS can't have as many
CURL trends rs men have men
trends.
newer cud understand il. Sod
Pa. but ] suppoas 1t is hcokaus gurls
is kind Of Getty with ccch other. sod
Pa. ~ tell things about cech other.
etc.
Tha, is a sler on our sex, sed Ma.
* rcssent Il.
Well, sed Pa. you asked me a Iues.
t!on x anscred II the best know.d
how " you 20 up in the air | aIn
sorry | sed anything about my deer
Old friend. scd Pa. Ii IL is going to
git YOU of yure mental balance.
IA Scd.
You are vary Disagree abul to-
mite. SGD Ma, ] guess If yurc old pal
Dam Starkcy cud see YOU now te
wuddent think YOU was SO sunny ~
Old Dan always thot was about
saim as he thot. too. sei Pa. '
We'll. sed Ma. am sure ! am not
Interested in yurc old trends If You
are going 10 say haitful things about
the friendship OF gurls for each other.
| have many butlful friendships with
Old CURL trends, sed Ma.
Maybe the friendships are butiful.
scd IA, hu, sum OF the Eurls aint.
Then Nj, stuck up her noasc Il
began TO read her paper & Pa bee
gan 10 smoak " that is all about
Mister Starkey n friendship wich
can think OF about wich 10 rite
about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
The Rhyrning Optirnist
ny ALINn IIf,IIAn1Is
by ALINIs MICItAELIs.
By ALINE

Most everything on ea-th's for
sale. and all can testify It is rule
which cannot fail the things which
v, wit do, great Joy they hail are certain
ing foolish chaps win witless
tongues declaim on how they always
PICK up snaps and make II livi1l.
shooting dice. they're paying just the
same, You pay for everything you
get and. paving; should not whine OF
! for no man has collected yet. who
worked along that line. And when
you gain some longed-for prize. the
price may seem quite steep. but do
not carp and criticize for you Will
see. II you are wise. that nothing
good is cheap. You have to pay and
pay and pay. rs, on your. way you
day. Life's little claims YOU must
defray. to friend as we'll as foe. They
are not bill is you can deny, or lay
upon the shelf: though no collector
may come nigh. you'll ind that these
are are handled by grim old man Life
chaps who ever hit the trail. Life
makes the rest seem merely snaps.
he has EN- skinned by savcrai ians
and simply cannot fail. II fame is
what you banker for. It's won in but
one way; to hitch your wagon to n
star sounds pretty in a metaphor
but don't " forget you Fay. For gold
friends with friendships coin: in ali
the myriad displays with which Life
tempts the longing gaze. there's
naught ono can purloin. The scales
are ever balanced truc. and IL the
costs seem dear. no price la changed
down stuff on view, no bargain
counter here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
FOR BI[|OUSNESS
AND4HEADACHE
TAKE A CALOTAB
The Nausealess CaIomel Tab.
let That Is Purified and Re.
fined From All Nausea and
Danger.

ASK your. doctor and he will tel,
you that calomel is the best and only
ness. indigestion. headaches and con-
sttnation. Now that all OF it's I'M
Pheasant qualities have been re-
tabs. is the easiest and most nicasant
OF All iaHatives to take. Ono tablet
ut bedtime. with II swallow OF water.
--thats all. No taste. no gripins nor
simply hne.-live. wide-awaife, ener-
Eetic. strong and with hearty appe-
Ute for breakfast. Eat what you
danger
Calotabs are sold only in original.
scaled packages, price thirty-fvs
cents. So sure. and delightful that
your druggist Is authorized TO ofYer
your NANCY back ar u guarantee that
you VIII DO perfectly delighted with
CalOtabs.--tdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

most popular business men. who has n
large circle of friends. not only in the
business world. but socially as we'll
such a man is Mr. George W. Wray.
az No. -" West Marshall street, who
is the proprietor Of Il large grocery
store in this city. lie said:
- nave lived il Richmond all Of my
lie. and for The pas. six years have
been u great sufferer from my stom-
ach: had headaches. Dizzy spells and
was 50 nervous ! could not get n good
nights sleep. ! could not digest the
!irhics. kind Of food, and IL would
sour in my stomach and cause gas 10
form ! was constipatcd all the time.
and could never get any medicine to
relieve me. although had tried ma ny
Of them. finally decided | would try
your Plant Juice. and was much SUR
priscd n the wonderful benefit re-
c"iNcd after taking il for several
weeks ] am now able to sleep the
niHrt through. have Il fine appetite,
am not constipatcd and have not had
"a headache since. My family are all
taking Plant Juice. and we arc rec
ommcnaing IL 10 our friends w.
cannot say too much In praise Of H."
: Plant Juice is vegetable prcpara-
/ ton. extracted from the roots. barks
berries. blossoms and Gbers OF numcr-
Gus medicinal plants. Ii is Natures
own remedy. and works wonders. II
gives almost immediate beneht and
leads To permanent relief in prac,i-
cai'y every case where people suffer
.as bpvc outlined
I The Plant Juice Man IL at The Ira
gle Drug Co.'S store. in Richmond
/ wrerc he is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explaining
the merits of this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
the Drug Man. and i'm Chase City by
the Chase City Drug Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
RECOMMENDS REVISION IN
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
Assistant Secretary Franklin ID.
Roosevelt Suggests Changes to
Representative Ireland.

tSpecial TO Inc IlHicS- DlSpatcn.)
WASHINGTON, June 2l.--Revision
of the present methods Of making
approximations and Il Reconsideration
the various executive departments
are recommended by Assistant Sec
rotary Roosevelt in Il letter TO Rep
rescntative Ireland. Republican. NIL
nois. which was made public today
at the Navy Department.
AIR. Roosevelt wrote in reply to an
inquiry from AIR. Ireland as TO
whether any congratulations, re-
forms or consultations would he
made in the Navy Department.. Tho
assistant secretary did not Coniine
himself To that departments. He
recommended that Congress:
Create Il true budget system, not
the small beginning already at
tempted.
Consolidate the appropriations in
committees to deal with the separate
subjects
Put into law the general prirc!-
pies recommended by the reclassiil-
cation committees report. together
with the authorization OF adequate
salaries to government employees.
Invite a conference with the
executive branch OF the government.
looking to Il Redistribution and re-
distribution Of the work of the de
partincntS.
Give by law greater authority to
the heads Of the executive depart
mcnts in conducting their eNecut;vc
business, at the same time holding
these heads more directly Responsible
for the successful administration OF
their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
rhc Spirit OF Discomfort.

old John Haggerson was an in
durable crumblor lie grumbled at
everything and every one: hut at
length the Vicar thought he had
found something about which John
could make no complaint. The old
mans crop OF potatoes was certain
~ the finest for miles around. "Ah.
for once YOU must be we'll plea sed."
he said, with a bcaming smile, az
nc met IiacEcrson in the village
street. Every ones saying how
splendid your potatoes are this
year" The old man glowered at
him as he answered, They're not so
poor. But where's the bad ones for
the piGs?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

the Grand Prix next Sunday. and to
have added:
"rlI be there. II never SEQ an
other race"
The condition OF Moncure Robin
son. who has had relapse. is de-
scribed as prccarious. Mrs. Ogllvic
liaiS. widow OF the Scottish whisky
King. and who was Catherine Au-
gusta Astor, eldest OF tho famous
Aston sisters. also is critically ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
.Mr=. Temples Telegram at odcon."

When Jack Temple told his wife
that he had been spending the niGhi
With his old friend, John Brown, he
had no idea such person existed.
But nc did. And when Mrs |. started
20 Investigate and dispatched "a toie-
Gram to Brown. h. appcarc! on the
double and turned out 10 he no "iner
than the Italian maniCuT" artist
who'd been making 80 much love 1"
herr Then
But YOU'D better sec Bryant WASH
burn in Mrs Temples Telegram at
fheTtDdeon Theater today and ais
cover how the gay mess turns out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
4 Natural Conclusion.

Little Adcline had never seen her
Aunt Jcmimu. aud was delighted
when she heard she was coming on
a visit. On the day when the aunt
was expected. however. a telegra m
was delivered AT .Adcline's home
which read-"Misscd train. win
start AT same time tomorrow" When
her mother read out the Telegram
Adcl!nc burst into tears. why,
darling" cried the mother anxious
~. what in the world is the mat
teri" "Oh. mother" replied the child
between her sohs. "auntie says she
will start the same time tomorrow.
and II she does she will lose her
train again. won't shc?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Ucttcr Irlnccd.

Two lriShmen were employed TO
dig trench for drainage purposes.
one man was over Sin feet in
height, and the other not much over
itN" feet. When the foreman came
along to see how the work was
progressing he noticed that one OF
them WAS DOING mere work Khan the
fellow below in the trench Look
here. Dam How is IL that little
Patsy. who is only abou; half as
big as YOU. is doing twice as much
worlt?" CHANGING down at his
diminutivc mate, Dan replied. And
why shouldn't he? Amt he nearer
TO it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
VANDERBILT REPORTED TO
HAVE SUFFERED RELAPSE
Absence From AutcuiI StecpIcchnxe
Gives Rise to- Rumor of
Sportmnn's Break.
ny CATHERINE IROTU

FAIRS. June 2l.-Thc fact that w
III. Vanderbilt failed TO attend'restcr-
day afternoons grand steeplechasc
at Auieuil gave rise to fresh re
ports that he has suffered nervous
relapse. Mr.. Vanderbilt is quoted MS
having told some Intimate friends.
however. that he means to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Fractional Not..

Rtadb., d--Frl-tIn-.. ,..,-.
IN national conventions rcsUi, fyn,;,
eaatss where there are contostiru I..5at
gateA IL two sets OF dc.cg a. IN
PeAt.1rotn one state. each Sci rlat.,
!nE tS De the true and iawfu. dcIcg.,-
ZION Sron that Stale, the cas-. * 70
!erred 70 the committee 0ii rred.T,f.,Iu,
20 qoctoe which set ought 10 tr nil
mittfd. II the committee rEds 49,
fncLe. Is some right on zach side ~
X tor any reason st is unable 10 dr.
clne WHICH set should he admitted. 4,
nAyTaoinIt both sets In ina, GA az
eAca delegate is allowed only halr =
vote. 80 that the. disputed state enals
NOT iEnNe more than It's share Of va,
1ng strength. There have been c,scu
WHARF three sets Of delegates We.
admitted from one State In tina. cas-.
eaehf delegate has but one-;hird OF a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
smiIs Helped barnes.

4 A.smile is pretty good asset for
any man. according TO i. Roy Barnes,
who. plays Val Romney. the man
who always did what he wanted to-"
iI eScratch My Back" the new Ru-
pertsHuShes story produced by the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation OF New
York as an Eminent Authors produc-
tion, at the Colonial Thcater, for
three days. Mr.. Barnes smile, which
IL still working 100 per cent, not only
won him his first big chance on the
stage, but led him 10 the girl who
afterwards became Mrs. Barnes and
starred with him in vaudeville for
years. 4 kinogram and Weekly are
extras
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Expelled Socialist ncnominutcd.

NEW YORk. June 2l.-Charles
So!oman. one OF the flve Socialists
sembly last winter after being CON
ricted by that body OF disloyalty.
was renominatcd by the BROOKLYN
Soclai'st party NJ county convcn-
ton yesterday. II became known to-
day. He will be it's candidate again
in the Twenty-third Assembly Dis
trict. East New York. a complete
local ticket for Congress, Senate and
Assembly was named
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Course Of Ocrun s,,,m.b,

AZ - H!ay hsnu'- Steamers
ioiiowlng the great circle. "AiCh il
the most direct course. arc rnfnn.iI.I
20 shape their course duc ,ast," =
scotia They then follow IN -.
direct course. They have CIrcr.r,
routes Tor different seasons "f NJ.
yyaI When ne ice Is moving down
from the Arctic. they take thc south
srn course, and al other seasons ~,
Ins year they run on tho roriberr
coatse. The latter is The sho-t.s, ~
paqtical miles ''H' IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Co,enant and Mnurn. nnr,rinr

No II w, tiIG inland springs ~ Az
ticfe MI. OF tn' league ~ nations
covenant reads "%olninf IT. ,his Gov
cnant shall be deemed 70 affect iav
validity OF Internal Jnal -u-a -
ments. SUCH as treaties oil arbitration
or regional understandings il.. ,le
Monroe Doctrine, Tor securing ia-
maintenance OF peace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
sInformaticn Bureau.

Iauuiriea regarding almost amy
topic, excepting on leEnl and mcdirni
suhjectr, ure answered free. As MI
inuutries are answered directly ny
perponnl letter, helf-auurcssru
itamped envelope In required. Ad-
drcis The Times-Dispntch informn-
tion Bureau, HIch,nonh, I'm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Weeks Picture Shows
HAitss Jimmy Valentine"

He.sandpapered his fingers until the
nerves were raw and bleeding. Then.
BY hts sense of touch alone he forced
opehSthe steel doors OF bank vaults.
Whos~as able 10 perform this unique
feat OF thicvcry7 See Atlas Jimmy
Valentine" starring Bert Lytell. at
the rSiiou Thentcr. and meet nct!on's
most. fascinating rogue face 10 face.
A Sunshine comedy and News are
added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
tFerhiddcn Trails"

Those who have not seen Buck
IonES in his latest production, For
hidden Trails" should do so today or
tontght-when the play closes lis en-
gaEement at the Bluebird after a
most successful run. This picture
shows Buck Jones ut his best. and ne
injects into IL all his indomitable
skilsand daring as Western ranch
man of stout heart and strong right
srn1.f A delightful love story icavens
the sensational plot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
BUSINESS MAN NOW
TESTS THE REMEDY
Popular Richmond Grocer
Gives n Sensational En-
d0rscmcnt for Plant
Juice.
HIS ENTIRE FAMILY USED 1T
Claims HIS Stomach Trouble Is
Gone; No Longer CnnStipatcd
and Is Feeling Fine.

u is always interesting tn listen to
the statements Of our friends, partic-
Ularly when one knows that they are
sincere and honest in what they say
Added interest is created in a state
mcnt coming from one OF Richmond 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Cuhic Feet OF Rnnrr,

l-G. W, FTaus Itn-IO got ~.
NUMBER OF square i.et at moor space
ppllply the i.nSth OF The room IN
room Q feet 10y = feet contains lUS
square feet To s.t the SQUARE Yards
divide thc number Of squafe feet D.
nine mus IN the above room. los
square yards IN the MOOR space. Pro-
ceed IN the same manner TO &c; the
square yards In any other .ix. room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Origin of "Gib.on Girl"

Mrs. c. l.. $, FAILS Church The
type known as the Gibson Girl is
creation of Charles Dana Gibson.
is said 10 have found his lnspIr.ttle.
in tho features o: hlsso&n MI. md
her sisters, the Misses .irE -arruc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
NevFarrnr Production.

In her latest Goldwyn picture The
Woman and the Puppet" AT the Isis
Geraldine Farrar appears in an alb
sorbinE story of Spanish life. She is
ablyssupported by her husband, Lou
TelleEen, and an all-siar cast, in
Guiding the famous French actress
Nadanie Rose Dlonc and the we'll
known Spanish dancer CriSttna
Pereda. Peyuna, dashing young
girl violn!stc. as the added attrac-
tom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
The Days Good Stories
Not Grammar. hut Life.

Tcachcr--rarsc the sentence. John
married Maria
Eoy-John a noun. because IL is
tn" name OF something: married's
Il conjunction, because il joins John
and Maria; and Maria'S verb, he
cause /; governs tho noun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

ment. do not believe, Of course.
That the. civil service system should
DC wiped out or that We should re-
turn 70 the spells system, but there
- altogether too much assumption
IN TINS government that executive Of
political purposes. My own wonder
Is that. considering tho existing cir
cuinstances, the employees OF the
government are as efficient as they
are"
AS TO consultations OF any bu-
r n.s SO as 70 increase efficiency. MIR.
Roosevelt said lot or work was be-
ing done In other departments, which
ought properly be under the navy,
ana thnt great deal OF work was
oeinE done by the Navy Department
which could properly be transferred
W other departments.
Says Methods Cumbersome.
After seven years down here in
IN executive position" he continued.
cannot help the conclusion that
3ur government methods are cum
ucrsoine ana waStcful. / am equally
frank IN telling you that 1 think the
hrst Improvement must come In what
-, aiter ~. the source OF govern
incntai activities. !. c., tho Legislative
1t as Il criticism of any individual
or this particular Congress, when
can attention to the very unwicldy,
ilhdcluatc ana unbuSincsslikc meth
ate of the United States conduct their
business. For instance the Navy De-
partment has to 20 before the Ap-
preparations Committee for the
money To run the force in Washing
ton. and can cite numerous In
stances where the department has
fallen between tho two fires OF the
two committees"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
InyIsilllN SncaiS;nE.

\ fashionable lady entered a shop
and after inspecting some goods
lying on the counter. asked: DO
YOU sell invisible hair-nets?" Yes.
ma'ain." said the assistant Well,
Wit! Won let me see one. please?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
system FnndnmcutnIIy Wronr.

Mr.. Roosevelt said the entire sys-
tenn of relationship which exists be-
tween Congress and the executive de-
partmcnts is fundamentally wrong"
congress. for various reasons" he
said. has SO tied the hands OF the
executive officers of the government
that they have no discretion in the
fundamental questions of employ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Lincoln IIirh,,.x

=, M % ?. Nc"castIt -Iao f.IrColn
tlishEa! connects twelve States and
70 .iald OUT between New Yorh ana
Sdh FranclScu rs directly az: u.ssih.,.
consiS,eht Win the tVpo@raphs Of ;he
COUNTY It's length is ,tuotH ..hi
miles, hut viii be .hof'.ned - :
proponents ana TIE elimination ~
curves j is The lpuGcs, road m ,Ga
uhsrsv. 'i'' 81 concrete
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

S. Is. r, acknowledgements Roald
Amundson, in the seventy AVE. root
Sloop Gjoa n.fst accomplished the
northwest passage from the North
Atlantic TO Boring Sea IN 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

His Youth" tho picture in which
| Thomas Mcighan will star as soon
rs he has finished Civilian Clothes"
The Girl From Rector's" Is COM
ina 10 ;hc screen, with Ge-Ll Bacon
starring Lucy Cotton In the title
role.
Wedding Eclls," a converted stage
play. viii soon be screen. with Con-
9tahcc Talmadge doing the star rolf.
Grace Darling and not June Ca
price. as originally intended: will be
the star in Burton Kings screen
presentation OF The Hidden Path"
"'rhe Shadow OF Rosalic Byrnes. -
which is soon to be released, and In
which Elaine nammcrstein is star
red. includes tho following support
ing company: Edward Langford
anita Booth. Alfred Hickman. Fan
ny coGan. George Cowle Lillian
Virgins and Juliette Benson.
THE House of Toys" to be ere
ated for The screen by "Flying A."
forces. Will give Il certain Western
exhibitor a chance again to distin-
ruish himself When "a Dolls
House was screened at his thcatcr
this Imaginative Snowman udver-
tised. Firing tho Riddles"