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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Ian't Work Hateful,


"'op1f'Hnt iosn oS Nat EQUAL Newspaper
nave TO summon old DIR. Webster today
WORK: eXertion Of strength ur faculties for
inc accomplishments OF something; toll: labor:
d. Tue work OF IA teamster or n doctor.
ray: exercise intended for amusement: state
% ""' working or attending echooi; a gume.
Jhst not wording. That's plenty thank
'ou' pr webster Now Kindly tell Ills what
exercise might be-
Exercise: eSer,ion for the sake of training
Improvement
very goou. Going back to the beginning
again wo ind that exercise Is work No
doubt that explains why exercise ia go seldom
uono in our hest familics-what everybody
some hSpocr'tes lie. on they like to work.
others utter bravo sentiments about tho dig
nifty Of work. People who invent thes. nne
H'h'''ohs never work themselves; only
others
work is n low, hateful thing which overy
honest person IL ashamed TO b. caught doing
thas Is why working clothes never become
ieailF 'ash'onable, Work IL noble thing
!" 'he world or romance and imagination hut
Il aordid evil In the world OF rculty show mo
" human being who likes work as u steady
uie'' same an You and like play and I'll
sho" you u freak o. nature, No sane person
lilies work. save az q wholesome occunatiop
for other folks.
DO you fancy that l would spend fifteen
minutes OF my valuable time just doing mus
GUAR work every day IL believed I could
Keep as we'll and feel as tit without souander-
L.
oegrudge every minute ] devote TO csar-
cise' So does every other plain man or wo-
man.
. All, but play, that in very different | don't
Hihu taking an hour or two off any old time
10 play If could only find some gam. To
play that would give me as much and as benc-
hcial exercise as can get in my fifteen min
utes' daily workout iii certainly grab tina;
game and say 4 fond farewell TO the Brady
symphony,
The symphony Is work. hard. hateful. sweaty,
vulgar, muscular work. I hate II. Yet i do
IL every day without fail because l have tho
notion that u keeps me happier all around
There may he better music than this Brady
ympaihy--symphony, mean Uhere's no sym
pathy in or about mc). And IL any Of the
1000 readers who have sought and received
copies OF the symphony know a butter tune
10 play over on the poor old me; aboiiam every
day, they haven't sent copy. \ copy Is
yours for the inevitable seif-addrcssod self
stamped envelope,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Friday Caruso's Unlucky Day
ily United News.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-What with being
struck by tumble stuge pliers ana falling NJ
etaSc staiFcascs this week has been a bad one
for Enrico Cnruso, the we'll known tenor He
will he delighted with The passing of this
Friday and the coming of a new era as IL
When Ieoncavellos great OPERA, II PalgIicci"
was held UP for twenty-five minutes n, the
Metropolitan Wednesday night. i, was be-
cause Caruso was behind the scenes nursing
:. more or less devastating retreat up some
stage steps" After reaching the golden mo-
ment ~ The arioso, rid. palglaccio.. in tho
onera. Caruso turned, as il his wont. and start
cd to run up some steps of a mimic thcater
l'ut he slipped and fell. Result. certain Itnlian
txrictives Ia caruso of stage and n twenty
hvc-minute delay in the proceedings
itut something else happened before he fall
When he sang the ar!osa he failed to soar
soriousiy into his famous "a" natural. That
ucrplcSed everyone, including the dramatic
critics, ANA Inquirer developed the following:
Last Friday---it always begins Friday
CaruSo had the fret OF his recent mishaps
While singing SAMSON in Sain; Saen's Samson
81 lDel!lah,' Friday night, and when. the
blind man, lie pulled down the pillars Of the
temple. he brought little TOO muc: realism
into his nrt. ono OF tho pillars came down
On h!S head with little force. and such
was the pain and suffering caused by and
since that accident that he felt unable to
reach for that altitudnous "a" natural We'd
aesday night. Deep brcaths have been tenn
porari!y hampcred. his secretary explained.
since that pillar fell on him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
SEEN ON THE SIDE
As She In spoke.
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER


they
Are looncy, with q screw loose ana with
wheels beneath their hats:
IN other words. to say II in tho English of the
day
The helfres of l. You and They AFRO ron
dezvous for bats
Ana isn't tho vernacular Il strange uncanpy
biz?
You saw anu IL agree say: "In say
she is"'
whence came this speed: What nut,y
guy invented 1t for use
Among Il lot of Holsters resident upon the
Earth?
Who first bogat the notion that vornacular
abuse
or language. was tho proper spiel to call
nations mrth?
rs got me dippy; there arc times when GO
of my feed
TO hear n lady yell: Sure, Mixer when she
means. Yes, indeedr'
Upon time sat among the spirits: and =,
Materialiscd y. Webster. and said: 20 tell
me. 10,
Why is our tongue SO different from when YOU
played the game?
What DO you think OF this now language
OF the sons OF woc?"
And Webstcr in husky voice and with q:
choking throat,
Replied: You got mo guessiu' Kid; tho slang
has got my Goat"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
News of Fifty Years Ago

iFrom the Richmond Dispatch Dec. TO- 1S70.)
Voters OF Richmond will today be called
upon to choose between Colonel John H. Guy.
4 gentleman of talent and ability, and negro
named Boyd for the Legislature. Every white
man who absents himself from the polls may
jus; vel! vote for tho negro
Married. on the 3oth OF November at tho
residence of tho brides father. by Rev. Father
Jansen, Mr. Isaac II. Smith, Of Rchmond, and
Mrs. Phiiomena Marie Glns, daughter Of Emile
Goulard. OF Surry County, Va.
Married, on the Sih instant by Rev. r. l..
Preston, at the residence Of Mrs. H. !. Baird,
W. s. Gill and Miss {. l. Baird. both OF Man
chester.
According TO the State Treasurers. report
the receipts of the state for the fiscal year
amounted to Si,52eS53S4 Disbursements 81
049S5sa
The National Tobacco Association, after a
NOS; pleasant and profitable meeting In this
city. adjourned yesterday TO meet again next
December IT some point yet 10 be selected by
the executive committed.
Charles sumner declares publicly that Presi-
den; Grant lis fool without knowing It,"
The standing committees We're appointed
~ III: House Of Delegates yesterday and now
that body Will get down To work. The SEN
ate is slower.
Several of the best men in Cumberland
County have been arrested by deputy United
states marshals, charged with violations of
election laws and hauled on TO Farmvillc for
trial.
Firth Virginia District, was announced in the
Iiouaa OF Representatives. yosterday and
tributes were paid him
The King yesterday telegraphed tho Queen
OF Prussia a. follower "0yleAnA was occupied
~ our norcae without bsing stocned,:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
TURN TO THE RIGHT"
BOOKED THIS EVENING
Famous Comedy OF Mother I,ovo
Will Be offered With Gu
pnble Company.

Thcatcr patrons. who have de-
Ri0rgh tho CUSTOM of sending out
present plays OF current, popularity
on tour should find unusual sltis-
iaction IN the engagement of "'rurn
TO tie Right" ut the Strand TO might
anu Saturday and Saturday matinee,
because the producer. John Gold IN.
IL sending several of tho weil-rc-
membered principals seen during the
i9hE runs In New York and Chicago.
l.ad visitor to the Gaiety Theator,
Now York. placed ~ marking on any
OF the scenery used for the clboratc
peach orchard or other settings tic
night tho play began its Hroad-
way run, he would find IL on tie
equipment To- DO employed ut the
''f Thcp i n$yncris u IL said - -,
holding the, broadway production In
tact for the road tour. Is being
watched by other producers with
considerable interest, The producer
Or Turn TO the Right" has stead
rusty declined to send out any du-
vest mat unquestionahiy awaits one
OF The greatest comedy hits OF the
generation In all parts OF tho coun-
try; believing that tho public will
nh4 greater satisfaction In waitNs
little longer and seeing tho oriEi-
nal production.
THO only company ON tour. and the
one TO be seen here. includes .Ioscuh
Striker. Joseph II. BERNARD. Charles
". Goodrich. John Oconnor, Albert
iiydo. sidney Henderson. Junu Ia
i iIm MMude iiun,ley.. Bcatricn
hughes. Maudc Odcll, Jr.. Lucille
loth, Leo Chalzcll and other favorItes
who have contributed TO the nation
wide success at the coined, that
VIII live forever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
ADMIRAL h. 7. MAYO
GOES ON RETIRED LIST
wartime Commander of u. s. Fleet.
Forty-sevcn Years In
Sprvicn
IBy AssUciutcI prnas I

+" .1u
:, WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.---Admiral
~. II. Mayo, wartime commander OF
the United States Fleet. goes ON the
retired list of the navy today after
more than forty-scvcn years OF ser
lie has the distinction of havint,
served continuously In u nag com
mand longer than any Other rear
admiral on the list and or hayina.
commanded the United States Flee;
iohScr than any naval officer who
hns held that post in tho modern
American navy.
Prior TO and during the war with
Germany, Admiral Mayo had churg,
OF The training OF nearly 100000 mon
ana ms command included the pro-
lection OF most or the American sol
dlers sent TO France. He wns IN
command OF tho Atlantic Fleet when
the United States entered the war
ana received the title of commnndar
aftcrward ~
:, Nearly thirty years of Admiral
Mayo's long service have boon spcnt
at sea. Since his relief aB com
mandar-in-chIef Of the fleet he has
bccn Il member or the general hon ri
n I'M no" Is senior member OF the
nihiiian court of inquiry. Ito will
continue on active service until The
court has been discharged. il was
sain IT the Navy Department. and
n,ropably VIII remain n member OF
Va" general board,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
The Poets Corner
.In and n,Iy,eIfn nm, ",,.

I' and "ayseIf" ma "sIe."
When on myself sometimes turn
My gaze. with introspcction stern.
Three persons there I seem to sec,
II" and Myself" they are, aud "Me.''
Il" stands alone with confidence.
Pugnacious. quick to take Offense
Assdrtive. masterful and strong,
Forever right and never wrong.
As Lewis Carroll once avOwcd
"F' Is extremely "stiT and proud
Myself is rather different,
y CHIP who Is less confdent,
Yet full uonccitcd--selfish, too,
And sieeped In ego, through and
Though others oft Myself" decry.
He's very, very dear 10 IL"
Unlike the other two Is Me-;
\ timid little fellow, he;
Self-conscious, given oft to errins.
NY scorn and pity both mourning.
SUI! though he's shy az no can ba.
While few like III a lot like MET
Eliot Harlow Robinson. In Lilo 4
j B." b u H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
ACADEMY VAUDEVILLE HITS
AVERAGE SPEED THIS WEEK
NO Astonishing Feature on mn, but
whole Program, Gives
AnluSc

Vaudeville which hits the nyerag.
speed is To he seen AT the Academy
Tor the last hnif of the week There
is no feature on the bill, though it
amuses ali through.
me IivelE number ur the program
Is the Monarch Comedy -Four. This
Huartet have mixed mirth and song
have quite bit OF knock about hu,
NOR in the net whidi seems 10 APP
peal TO the audience. Four good
voices arc always welcome when
harmonious, and these four men have
Singing voices which arc decidedly
In that class.
Another comedy Offering which
keeps the audience amused is Happy
Jack Gardner u Co.. who are seen
features MIR. Gar'iner's particular
talents. There is quite lot OF noise
ana popping 2f pistols which seems
!" insure pep in a vaudeville num-
yer. Happy Jack has been seen in
thia PARTICULAR skit for several sea-
sons. though 1t makes us smile now
as II did before. lie is always wei.
come when ne comes 10 town.
Mystery In melody Is the feature Of
tie Haunted Violin" an act pre-
scented by c. X. Edwards. who claims
,nat ne has found the mciodic
phcnoncnon The mywtcry IN uues-
ton concerns L violin whiUG plavs
any tune demanded by the audience
all by itself In the center OF a bare
stage.
:, typical variety couple who sing.
tell n few jokes and call /, "A day,
are Evans and Wilson. Roth sing
the ballad type OF song particularly
well. and Miss Wilson looks very
mucn tho ingenue In her girl!sh cos
tunes ana uurls.
Dancing by the Elvira Sisters opens
Tie show, the act embracing lively
terpSichorcan numbers combined
Win some clever acrobatlc work.
l., ~ l.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
INCOME TAX RELIEF is
TABOO AT THIS SESSION
senate Finance COMMITTEE. Tell. uu.,
heH intrrcsts They VIII
HIVE 10 Wait.

WASIiiSGTOS, Dec oHIncor,
,.ss ieslbiation requested by bust.
-. .vss interests Is impracticablc at this
seos'oh Oh CONGRESS- RepuDlicpn NON
oers OF me senate Finance COMMIT.
zee decided today mt an !nforma; con
TINS decision In in line with , a,,,,
NJ enc ny Repub!icunB II the Uoune
49, ana Means Committee. and. n
whh sald, Virtually c,osos tho door !,
lux revision Legislation during The
me Ircasury'a condition AS out.
iin"u ny secretary Houston, RcpuhlI-
tssn senators said, made impossibic
n mo Tax concessions urged by bual-
urged TO extend the pInn nf ,,t,T,
ment payment OF income taxes and
iniso 20 allow deduction OF last years
ioSSes In comDutin; business taxes
inc FINANCE COMMITTEES Ilepublicans
r roDh no action regarding hearings on
s'enue or tarIn revision matters, nor
On mo houao bill providing compen.
'"''"n 10 former service men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

preston brought upon it by tho existing
ineQuitnble system of raising revenue to
meet the requirements of the war emer-
gcncy, the plan Of reimbursement he pro-
poses would amount to little more than q
redistribution of the inequalities which are
handicapping enterprise, with new burdens
imposed upon those least able to bear them.
Throughout his report there Is manifest
q purpose to impress Congress with tho
view that In whatever changes may be un-
dortaken toward cqualizing the burdens OF
the present system the thought must he
kept constantly in mind that tho total Of
revenue to be derived must meet the full
demands Of the estimates submitted. In
the light OF such insistence, his general adj
monition TO have due regard for the prin-
Cipie of wise economy in authorizing APP
proprintions would appear to be lacking in
sincerity. AT least, as tho ofliciak adviser of
Congress, a candid desire TO be Of real as
sistance TO that body in arriving ut Il solu-
ton OF its fiscal problems should have sug-
Gcsted to him the wisdom Of indicating how
this principle could be applied.
Aside from any program the majority
party in Congress may have in mind with
respect to revision of the present system of
tax imposition, Chairman Fordney. OF the
House Ways and Means Committee, has
grasped tho heart Of the problem of arriv-
iDg ut basis from which to begin the
N;udy or revenue requirements. as evil
denccd by his statement that tho estimates
for governmental expenditures are ridcu-,
lousy high. He says that ho can go down
the list and chop out approximately $780,
100000 as unnecessary In support OF this
statement he dcsccnds to particulars in
which he specifics that 4 saving Of $751;
100000 in the estimate OF S1S1,0O0.0OO for
the administration of the War Risk Insur-
ance Bureau alone can be made while with
the consolidation of the various soldier re-
lief agencies, $4,000 clerks can be dispensed
With. and another S100,000,00O saved And
so on down the line
The country looks to Congress to insti-
tute rigid economy. Both parties in their
platforms promised it, Though the coun-
try continues in technical state of war,
the time passed long ago when there was
any need for much of the expensive war
organization that still persists. Secretary
houston seems oblivious OF this fact, and
therefore asks Congress 10 authorize ex-
pcnditures for which no real necessity
exists under rigid system of economy in
which governmental sinecurcs will he aboI-
fshed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
OPPOSE MERGING COAST
GUARD WITH U. S. NAVY
'om IN ndnnt Reynolds says New
IT,. sGt IN Life Say

Iv.cltI, ,Hn,nSt'n'eu i'rctS.
nHSfiiNtifOS, Dec. New rec
'Tuh ~ saving life and assisting dis
lr.sbru 'esac!s We're set by the coast
guard during tho past seal year. said
IN. annual report Of Commandment ~
-: Reynolds. made public today. Res
cues aggregated 2,4lT. VeRseis and
chfEoes valued at SG5,i7a.7O5 wer.
nssis'ed as against $4,000. 600 in any
preceding year. '
me cons. guard boarded and OK
seiEcd 60l craft for law violation.
aviation is now an important inc
Tor IN saving lifa and property nnd
!uchlthG nuatinB derelicts. tho report
SHOWS y coast guard aviation sta
ZION mas been established at More
head city. ". G.
strong opposition to merging the
coast guard into the naval establish
mcht, as proposed last year by Secrc-
,hry Daniels, is expressed In the re-
port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
WOOL MEN URGE AID FOR
PRODUCERS OF FLEECE
Foreign Exchange Conditions Have
Rendered immediate Action I'm
pcratiSe, Says Hobbs

W! AssOclhtcH FresS.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 9,-protcction
o. american wool producers from in
Justices due to foreign exchange
conditions was aslicd today by
FRANKLIN W. Hobbs. BOSTON, president
OF the Arlington Wooden Mills. at Tho
opening of the House Ways and
Means Committee hearing on mons
Mrcs proposing an embargo on wool
imports.
Immediate action was imperative.
Mr. Hobbs said, 10 save certain
ton.
IN making any tariff bill for pro-
tectioh OF American producers and
Ia prevent the dumping OF foreign
Eoous INTO American markets." ne
continued, the current rates of or
change Of the various countries viii
have to be considcrcd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

Isn't ar. Harding golng q lIt,le strong on
the inereiy-&-privAts oitisfn stuns ssns.ors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
ASKS AMERICA TO
RELIEVE CHINA'S DISTRESS
PRESIDENT Would Alleviate Famine
conditions In Several Provinces
OF Crlenttni Europc

uU,S.IIIt5 nhhWUIHttu IresS.
wilson today called on the American
people 10 contribute OF their funds
10 relieve The appalling" distress in,
china resulting from famine In sew
eral OF the provinces.
The President said that in order
10 assure an orderly collection OF
contributions he had invited "a ma
non vide committee" to lend their
,tid., Thomas W. Lamont. Of New
york, Is named chairman of the com
mitiee, and Acting Secretary Davis.
OF the state Department, treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar
sTRAND-"'rurn to tho nIEh,

STRAN1)--Srurn Ia tho Right"
ACAbEMf-kc eth vaudeville.
nIJOJ--MIldrcd Hnrris Chaplin
In "l'olty OF the Storm Country"
BLuENItD-.iIo0f Gihnon and
variety pr0srnm.
nROAnwAl-A und Mrs. Cnr-
ter Dr Haven In Erwin Brdn."
lSIS-WIlIiam $. IInrt In .'Thc
Testing ui6-S'
LSRIC-Thnnr> Mrtphnn ia
"Conrnd In Quest Of Ills Youth"
ODEOS-Norpu TuImudsc In
'''fhr branded NUninn.r
HEN. Warren kcrrIuan md
Eritri brunette I'm "The Green
I'inmr."
NiCTON--WaiIncc Reid In CLAW
thorne of the a.. n. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
ADD OTHER PRODUCTS
Senator Would Amend I,c,o-
luton 10 Revive War Finance

BY Associated Press.J
:, WASHINGTON. Dec a.-scnator
iinke smith, Democrat, OF Georgia,
"n a''u III me senate today an amend
nent To the Joint resolution 10 re-
ViVe the war finance corporation SO
Hh 10 make II INCLUDE "other products"
IN addition to agriculture.
ihc tcorgia Senator said this was
intended 10 remove the ohiectiop
that 1t applied only to farm prod
urts. lie would also have the res0-
luton amended to direct the cornora-
lipn To resume" instead of ire.
vivc."
The resolution is 10 be called up In
the Senate tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
The unso.ndness OF lIouslou

W. HE Timcs-Dispatch is not surprised ot
- tho disfavor with which Congress re-
Eceiyed Secretary IIouston's estimates for
governmental expenditures and his recon-
mendntfons for tax revision, nor at the
storm OF public protest the report has
evoked from sources OF sound thinking on
taxation. In fundamental economics. many
OF his recommen dations arc Hagrantly IN
sound. Instead OF relieving the business
Rt the country from the confusion and de.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
REACH AGREEMENTS IN
SENATORIAL CONTEST
viii lie Taken Deccmbe r
III ns To Vote Cast In Sngi-
nn.S, Mich,
by Associated Press.
81 NI..nL.N,

~. ps SSSociltcu lrcsS.
NhSfflNGTpN, Dec. "a series OF
asrecinentn for expediting the inves-
legation OF Henry Ford's contest for
IN" Michigan senate seat held by
Truman IT, Ncwberry were reached
lonay before Senate committee.
IN December, 10 testimony will he
taken rs 70 the vote cast In Saginaw.
Mich. in the 1918 election. where
ballots In several precincts hnys been
destroyed, ana January recount OF
me entire vote If Michigan cast In
''hc same year will begin in Wash
ingtUn, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
LATE ALABAMA SENATOR
EUL0GIZED IN WASHINGTON
lIppcr House Ruys Last Tribute to
Fnther af Good nonds
Movement
IBy Associated Press.

lbE ASSocialcu lFSSS.l
WASllINGT0N, Dee. Memorial
services in honor OF the late Senator
Bankhcad, of Alabama, were held to,
day by the Senate, Eulogies were
delivered by numerous Senators, and
all other business went over until
tomorrow. Among the speakers were
the Two Alabama Senators, Oscar w.
Underwood, Democratic leader. and
T. Thomas Iietiin, successor to Sena-
tor Bankhead; Senator Lodge. OF
massachusetts, Republican leader,
and Senator Townsend, SepublicaR
Michigan. who succeeded Senator
1ankhead as chairman OF tho Post,
Ofloe Committee. EtGT g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Cinema Programs
New ArIghnn Iton,ancc.

Margaret Loom!s. formerly n
dancer In vaudeville. haa the lead
ing feminine role opposite Thomas
Paramount picture, Conrad in Quest
OF Ills Youth" which Will be shown
At the Lyric Thcater again today and
tomorrow. In tliis new production
MISS LOOMS portrayS u widowed
countess. who. before her marriage
70 the Earl OF Darlington. was a
popular London show girl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

The President has renominatod the
comptroiler OF the ''Currency-sort OF
skelton in the Senate closet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
suprnr,s WnlIncc Itcia.

Lila Lee recently enjoyed "a sudden
remember that This talented lille
player was east In Cecil l., DcM!llr's
production, Male and Female" as
her next picture Miss Lee was chosen
10 support Wallace Reid. The film
Is "!inwihorna. Of the T.. =. A." com.
ing 10 the Victor Theater today ana
tomorrow.