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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
AT ACKS ON ELECTIONS
IN SOUTH CALLED BUNK
aswcii, of Louisiana, Snys Talk of
Cutting Representation in Cons
SrcSS "fOr Home Use"
tiy Associated Press

.
WASlilNGTON. Dee. 2S.-bcclurinp
tncrc would be no force bill p:iss-
ed To reduce Southern representation
IN Congress. Representative AswrIl
louisiana ranking Democratic mem
Der az the House Census Committee
predicted today that the Siepcl bill
whIch would make the membership Of
Congress under the present census
fSl, VIII bc reported out by the com
mlttcc and passed At this session
The Sicgel bill will pass. because
II is fair and nom partisan" Mr. AS
wei declared in Il statement follow
ihS tie beginning OF hearings by the
census committee on the bill. Thcs.
attacks on the South are for some
consumption and members of Con-
Srcss understand that. We are will
ing FOR the committee to be- Il medium
by which they may relieve them
selves of this partisan. political
bunk"
Representatives Of the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF
Coiored People will appear tomor-
row before the House Census Com
mittcc. considering the congressional
apport!Onncnt bill. They are expect
ed to urge reduction OF rcprcscn-
thtion from the Southern states on
the ground of alleged refusal to al
low negroes the vote.
The committee today heard John
IL. AdLiaanS. Washington attorney
oppose any further increase in House
memberships from thu" South, because
he said. IL would Increase the ''potcn-
tial" power al the South in prcSi-
dental elections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
SENSATIONAL PICTURE TO
ENT ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT
wa! Down East" Plays Inst pcr
f"rninncrs Mt the strand
lhratrr Tolny

III ms remarkable production or
way down East at the Strand The
AFT .r. ths Mst two pcrfor;namces or
Witch VII! be this afternoon and 10.
w. nt II II apparent That David "
'rIMth has seized upon tn. opnor.
tth 81, to reil"c, NJ" IN all i,s moods
~ IT, nv taken his story Of a woman's
atIuSEicS and the surrounding mas.
'|f@! clement to iring forth ali shade
III loV' anG Ike, contrasting the ru.
RAJ h!mp!itItc@ 'cIih the tenn OF ~.
.@AGrE he brings forth the Joys az
,,iEH'"ousness only 10 place beside
'htM me woe OF sin and shame.
~ his climax. the producer ends
Mtn hit greatest scenes, which in,
rtaIiE ar" but conventional, c,I
mination IN the crcsccndo or To-.
lnIa. oi IN. r!sh'fui joys of human
tachsa TO the long list Of unusually
eHhhbir players who enac, the Va
C!"us ro.cs among th"m are Lillian
,,nsn, kichard Hariholmres, Mary Hay
nnurr Mcintosh, Lowell sherman. Kate
~ -. "Sr. Nivia Ogden. Creighton Hale.
ff,iyrehce short, George Neville. Mrs
Morgan BclmoH; and otbors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
LOOK WHO'S HERE" WILL
PLAY STRAND NEXT WEEK
Cecil Lean and Cleo Mn.ncid ia Pre-
sent fright Musical
Comedy,

Cecil Lean and Miss Cleo MuyncId
two starr. Viii b" the attraction at
the Strand Thcatcr Monday and Tues
day nights. when the former Will pre-
sent his NoH York. Boston, Phila-
Who's Here" a production ihat has
been described by prominent critics
as beautiful from scenic ana cos
tune standpoint, celebrating In its
laugh interest. delightful tor ;ts tune
tui music and chorus ensembles.
Frank ManGc.. author ~ MARY"
aNd Edward raulton and Syiv!o Helm
haze furnished II book. lyrics and ma
Steal score which are said to rauk
high with the latest musical comedy
productions Among the song num-
berS are II Love Rcauty." Il Know
and You Know" ''ih- Turk Had the
Right Idea "I.ov" Never Chances"
The Rel Hon Blues" Love, Love.
Love- There's a Romeo for Every
Girl Know" and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Counting the Cost.

4 LTHOUGH our American peace Marty
went To Paris and brought back a
treaty which the American people &cjecte,l
IN solemn referendum In which ly their
votes they indicated Il preference f,>. new
hihd OF world association as better suited
- accomplish the same objective the re-
mindcr OF that futile effort TO negotiate
treaty 10 their liking unpleasantly hobs nm
before them in the little item OF the cos, IL
on'ai!cd, which has TO come ont Of The nock
cts of our taxpayers
Interesting details OF this trim 10 Paris
were given 20 Congress u few DAYS ago
when the President filed a statmecnt OF the
expense incurred by the peace party Tie
b'l: totaied Sl610.l9l.09, which was no;
bac II the voters % this country had NOT
uhderrated the value OF their work and
elected 10 have it all done over again in q
u!Hereht way However an examination OF
IN" various items leads 10 tho conclusion
mat the members or our peace party were
exceedingly liberal spcnders else they were
IKE putty IN the hands OF Paris profteers
as oohsFcssmeh who had merely collected
niue mileage now and then and had
Travelled about on committee work EXAM,
med the bill they were made 10 thin,; that
III comparison they had been mere pikers
one OF the items OF cost enumerated was
~" e2s to feed the American delegation
wnich tells only part OF the story sinc.
another item for S2S3,560 for Kitchen s,n.
mes seems 10 be more OF the same ,hinp
lhen there was an allowance OF sl3l.507
~ WAGES OF the servants and $4,000 for
'auhory In addition to $l76.SG3 for rom
OF tho Hotel Crillon the delegation s,o,,,
S5'o2' for upkeep OF the boilers. s59A57
iof iuel Sl,o24 for taxes and $i25S7O for
damages 10 the property
y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE


Zoe Turkey.
Daddy bought turkey.
Mother roasted it,
Easicd II AID turned il
TIL II was nice and 1T
Then We sci The table
And each go, in his place
And fidBcted in.patiently
While Daddy said the yrac,
Willie drew a drumstick
Susie got thigh,
Baby go, the wing TO chew
Gee. he WAC living high.
Everyone got stufrinE
Cntil wo couldn't rest
Ana Mother, she likes white meat.
SO Mother got the breast.
Turkey sliced tomorrow
Mex; day. turkey hash:
Daddy says it's awful how
y turkey cuts the cash.
We've got to cat our turkey
R!Gh' down TO the COOP
And when there's nothing left I'm, hone.
Three cheers for turkey SOUP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
CAVELl FILM WITHDRAWN
AFTER GERMAN PROTEST
rcut"n Minister 10 Cubn Cnuse. en-,
"'ess'"n OF Movie ~ Execution
OF british Nurse
tBN y ssOciated Prcss.J

mAvANA. CUBA. Dec 2s.-onicial
piotrsi against the exhibition Of a
moving picture film rprtrayinp th.
eMefnil1h Of Edith Cnveil. who was
put To death by tho Germans In Brus2
sels' october -. 1918, was made here
,,'.,,,, "aS o$ Ut. Franz Karl Zittol-
AS "a result OF his protest, the film
was wiuldrawn by the manasenIent
OF the theater whore IL was to he
presented.
After DR.. Zittolmann had stated
Inc case 10 state Department officials
an hnoiiiciai communication was sent
TO the theater manager, who later
Announced the film would not be
shown. NC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
y. u. Nynr. Immhcrmnn aud AUTHOR.

!" : II. Lynchbur2 Peter H.
kyne. author from California. ia 80
years old. primarily, h" is Il lumber
man 10 use Mr.. kync's own words
Mrs l[ync says her husb Il
Is Just what YOU see In his stories
adding that his ambition TO become
a lumber and shipping King was
bGiit entirely on optimism ana cour-
as" VI" was Il private IL the span
iSE- American War and served in the
world war AS a captain OF Battery y.
One Hundred and forty-fourth Field
Artillery, Second California. Most
Of the characters i'm Mr. kyncs stories
ar" taken from life. Mrs. kyna de-
scribeS her husband thus: Hes
hard subject: he's queer and he's diff
i"r"nt. he's fiery and furgiving: lie
can bc deeply melancholy and riot
ouSiy happy, very gentle and very
ftIDglBuS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

ola F!iend Doc Brady describe. an l,.li,n'
zee as - Wild, impure germ" which fits Poe,
Caby as 10 Il had been made To-, him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

Now York banker, recognizes this principle
and proposes that such revision OF tho pres
ent rates should be made as would yield to
the government s600.O00,0OO in revenue.
This takes him out OF the class Of advo-
Gates OF tariG revision strictly for protective
results. Congressman Nicholas Longworth.
III his speech few days ago, asserted that
not more than $350,000,000 could be OBJ
tanned from customs duties with tariff re-
vised according to the protective principle.
During the Roosevelt administration, when
the governments total revenue was $780,
100000, the Dngley tariff yielded but
$500, 100000, and Mr.. Dingley was a pro-
tectionist tariff maker in the fullest mean
ing of the term
MIR. Longworth is correct in his state
mcnt that S35O.0OO.OOO a year from the
tariff would be hardly more than drop in
the bucket for these times, when the gov
eminent must have approximately $4,000
100000 annually for several years TO come
So. the fact cannot be blinked that il the
tariff Is TO be used moncy-maker the
protective principle as heretofore applied by
the Republicans must be forgotten and
duties levied with the purpose mainly OF
raising as much revenue as possible If
S6OU,OOO,O 900 year is the sum Congress
hopes eventually TO raise by the tariff, as
Mr.. Kahn suggests should be done the ef-
fort must be made to find the level at which
n maximum sum will be yielded. If that
rule be followed there is no reason why
certain industries which need to be fostered
at this time may not benefit by such Incl
dental protection will give added revenue
to the government without being a burden
upon consumption as a whole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
The Poets Conner
Spring In n little .ro,

The way of spring with little steepled
towns
Is such shy. Transforming COR
Gerry
OF special lights and swift. incredible
crowns.
That grave men wonder how s,,eh
things may be;
No friendly spirc, no daily troddcn
But somehow alters in tho Apri,
air
Grown dearcr stiIl on some enchanted
For shining garments they have
como to wear.
The way the sprine comes to eur
town Is such.
That something duickens in the
TURNING, them lovers at its subtle
touch.
TIN they must lift their heads.
again again.
AS lovers do, with frank adorinr
Where tho long street Of lifted
stecples lies. $500
IS, Verso. Eets e az d nm 49, - - !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
CELEBRATES
S|xTY-F0URTH BIRTHDAY
wilson Holds FpmiIy Reunion at
Last NatnI Day in the
White House.
lNN AAsncInfnL I,rn.u

WASiIINGToN. Dec. 2S.-presidcpt
i.Soh, who entered the White House
q. me age OF DC. today cclcbrut cd the
NSiiSty-iourth Anniversary or HIS birth.
ms last birthday before retiring To-
'hc IKE oil II private citizen
~ or The members OF tho Presi-
uehts Immediate family, with tho OK
sen,iioh of William q. McAdoo, his
sSon- law, spent the dag with him
BUSINESS enSagcmcntH prevented Mr.
MMT Nc. coming 10 Washington. but
m's, L.cNhoo, Mr.. ana Airs. Francis
u. Sayre. Mr.. Wilson,, sori-in-Iaw and
a. uEhtrr' and Miss Margaret Wilson,
me ihird daughter. were present for
-, 'hivrilat birthday party given by
Mrs wilson Tor the President
numerous messages of congratula-
i,iI" ions Were received al tho White
tlous" during tho day. Including ono
IRON King George OF Great Hritntn,
NJ iison spent the day ouio,iy
ana, with Mrs. Wilson. cutertaIned
nt luncheon Miss Marjorie Brown.
cousin OF his first wife. and her tjanr.
hen)amin nm. of New York. whosn
tW1da!hE' took place tonight AT tho
acme OF the bride. Mrs. Wilson. 10
eether With Mrs McAdoo. Mrs. Eavrc
anu Mrs. wilson. attended tho we'd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
OTIS SKINNER IN FINE
PORTRAYAL OF "KISMET"
'ricntnI Characterization I,
'"'criy Trnnsposrd From
Stage Ia Screen

IN 'h' length ana breadth of fjcticn
ihtrc IL no more picturesque A char.
,dj on ' M llaD, The beggar OF Bag
Hd.shl. made Hail famous in the
sage version or ''kismot. and Otis
ohihhrr perhaps the hcs,-known and
mpNt popular actor In tho country
ihmorta!izrd Has during tho wears
nr EHVc nc TO this charactcrization
In. kobcrtton- Colo Con,pany has
ii!m"d The famous play. which viii
De AZ the Lyric Thoat.r next week.
anu thousands Of people in ,hia cItv
"r" CONS 10 have an opportunity OF
hcc'hS HAL tn" ocHgar. PORTRAYED nv
10 I'ss person than Otis skinner
.Ilhs'li. II Is cafe prediction thai
t"n A"aEE"rlnE. crafty adventure
it'IhE ana amusing old Bagdnd var
hpoHu VII! win every ones heart. nnd
IN thc EchrS TO come. when old rl,ys
ar. discussed. his memory viii he
on the stage. Hail made an In
nth nianeous MT wherever "kisinni''
vas played; the screen version Viii
40 thnt ana NOR. for on tho screen
!ihI mas an opportunity far beyond
~" limitations OF The spcakin. stage
ahd SHlhncr's Interpretation of ills
!pI' IN the scrc"u version Will stand
ipf q IOnE Tim. TO come as ono ~
ne hneNt studies In character work
! nat we moving picture cameras over
recorded w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
tputrfbufrtI.

Dear Editor sec YOU print iolc c,,,,,,r
thousnt of one il goes like this a goat syal-
rowe" rabbit and why does that remind me
OF my boarding house? After YOU wait
niue "hiic and everybody guesses wrong you
Sd! because mere was hare in the butter
get ii? My sister says this Is a very old iok q
an" has been heard before but / thought may
Dc II 1t was old enough for her TO rcmcm-
Der al her age IL would be new To people
'heSe DAYS II you pay for jokes I'll send
you another one about why chicken goes
ever on the other side OF the street t YOU
"oh want TO buy it I'll toll il to you free IL
YOU call me up after r. NJ
JOE MILLER .IR''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
FnrniIn, ut Biurbird.

william I'arnum. tn. Fox star. is
10 De seen II the Blucbird Theater
hE"ih To-Day and tomorrow In Drag
iiar!ah' a picture that has received
the hearty acclaim or all Enrnum ad-
nircrS The star gets back Into
Hofnhrrro ana holster In tho title role
Il brilliant addition 10 his already
ionE list of screen p"rSuraEcS AS
th" famous "Pardo two-Suu man"
Ills skin With "A six gun" and is said
10 nave spent many hours of practice.
IN drawing his guns TO get Inc light
ming ike rapidity which The part OF
Drag Harlan required. The appel
!ai!ou 'of Drag was won because OF
The heros peculiar trick oi ALLOWING
his hand 10 hover over his pistol butt
before dra wing which CAV. the APP
ptIrance Of dragging his gun OUT OF
the holster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Not q Sound Ec,i,inn

yYIHEN the country voted So oyer.belm-
w ingiy to PM tile Republican partv IN
complete possession OF the government. /,
did so with fun knowledge that i, wouId
undertake revision OF tho present tariff
schedules The party stands pledged to do
that in its platform. The present schedule
lacks much OF being an equitable one. More
over. under present conditions of govern
mental need me revenue il produces is far
too small The burden of Coyerumou, .y.
pense would be less painfully felt II
greater proportion OF II were collected
through fair tariff. But any proposed re-
arrangement Of tho rates should not lose
sight Of the principle that a tariff which
Is not levied primarily to produce revenue
is not sound tarf, and in it's operation
will Inevitably prove discriminatory and
purdensomA to the people as a whole.
NJ In lad rocfting revision. Otto H. Kahn. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
",Ildsumn,er Madne..- scores.

NlIIlun De Mi!lc's picture 'Mid-
summer Madness" Is the feature at
traction at The Lyric Th.atur This
is an occasion 10 see one of the great
est photoplays of the ycar--a photo
play which * marked for its vital
theme. its rugged characterization. its
compact ARRANGEMENT OF scenes and
Picture without q law Manager
Bernstein feels that he IS giving his
patrons Il rare treat In tins pay. ],
is an adaptation OF CosmO liamilton's
story. Ills Friend and Ills Wife" and
IL admirably acted by Jack Holt
Lila Lee, Conrad Naecl. Charles Oglc
and Lois Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
C.ahiry Denies statement.

y Z = II O Z +. OkLN., Dec. =. =
for Mrs. Clara Smith Hanor. al ~
erty under $1,000 bond on u rhargc
Of connection with the death OF jake
l.. Iilnon, Republican national. com
mitic,uan, denied here TO-DAY that ha
had ever said Clara Smith HamCn
was forced TO sign u statement at
Fort Worth charSinG .tn interview
viii her given :. isprcscntati, % u
press association WAS an cNHesrTt,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

STRANDED. w. trifltb.s .><,x
''""h East mntinrc mud night
AthDEMi-I<cith vaudeville.
BIJoi-W IiawIc, md
Norman Kerry. In "Sirtuous Sin
ncrS."
bl.i9:HInD-Wiiiium I'arnum,
In "DraR iinrlun.'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harry. I'm
"Dinty."
iSis-Loi. Weber, "To Please
One Woman
LIZ RI'-tonrnd NngI- and I.IIn
i.er' In 'hidSuu,nrr Madness"
:, opEoN-Lon CLANCY, In "Thc
Penalty"
ANT"R-th nriir Chaplin. I'm
"Shouldrr Arms"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
DRaMATIST GOES BANKRUPT
Dnsid B"ln-rp Creditor -. Emrcnc
Walter. Who Files Voluntary
Petition In New York Court

NEW YOKk DO. Is EuG.ue
walter author and dramatist, flied
voluntary bankruptcy prore.din=s
here today placing hls liabilities at
SI,iIH ANA assets at Sl00.
Among The creditors named la the
schedule are David Brlhsco, producer.
sJpr tor money loaned and tho
Friars CLUB, sass FOR dues and house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Cinema Programs
.lNrcrkIr.. a, Ne,..1,a,

frcrkieS" aS >cwsboy
:sicN bhrr(, who vii! y" seen In
"Pinty" an this week m m, uroaI'
way Ihedtcr. made some cnsy min
inonoE'duriiIS the filining OF that pro-
auction hS Marshall Nelian lie plays
" Phtt "i 10 san Francisco ncwsboy.
ntSi'E was made up TO represent a
iynIchl street urch!n ana was pro-
Ntutd with an armful @. papers.
when nc hn!sh"d tho scene No went
~, on ne street ana sold tho papers
motion pictures Yves used 10 .c,I ma
pcrS. but no; for fan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

Doubtless" says the Norfolk Vjrg!mian-
Pilot "they have dubbed it 'emargenc! ,arln'
bill because under ii the consumer clncrres--
holding the bag usual
The Richmond Times Dispatch anno,t.ecs
That '';he 5-ceni sandw ich is reappearinE.' MOI
even It's ghost has returned to haunt the l!t.rh
couniers OF this srea, and glorious region
Bristol Herald Courier
our advice TO all citizens Il the beginning
OF the New Year" observes The Clarence
Chronicle. 10 not TO do any dis:,grecablc tning
'"day that they put until tomorrow.
Then maybe you won't have to do it ut all"
The Hanover Herald Progress isn't satisfied
YET IL SAYS: Volunteers called for to help
suppress the holdups in the streets OF New
York. but the old Wall street game is per
mittcd 10 flourish"
OF the Tee Dee's ten charity opportunities
the first to he oversubscrbcd was that Of the
It-year-old orphan girl There's reason for
this hut were not enough a psychologist
g know what it is.--HalifaN Gazette
The morning after Christmas the follow
'ie appeared ia the Roanoke Times EFT YOU
see man with Il furtive. hangdos look at
church today. pity him. but don't stare.
Chances arc he's wearing u tie his wife gave
F.m for Christmas and doing his best look
unconscious OF the fact"
The Danvlie Register signs thus: Alfred T.
Eingiing. late circus maEnatc. LETT an estate
valued at over a million dollars Unfortunately
lie did nothing with II that would benefit the
People who had contributed it,
The Portsmouth Star closed Il beautiful
Christmas Day editorial as follows: 1t is these
smiles and CHEEKY words piled high today
that make this a merry Christmas Day. Womid
they not do much for other days? This
IL. they say, tho Christmas spirit. which
- nothing more than happy combination of
smiles cheering words. and loving hearts.
Why not discontinue the custom of putting this
combination away upon tho shelf Immediately
after Christmas?'
The seottsville fsews offers to us agrlcul-
,urais constituencysfhe following suggestion:
Many Of our farmers who arc afraid OF in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
IL II,sinnn Doc,in,cnt.

Do You Know how Inc otNer na!f
lives In "Nirtuous' sinners" the
Pioneer Film Corporations great
drama OF every day life. the story
concerns the people OF the four hum
dred as well as those who live in The
Slnms. 1t pictures in absorbing de-
tail tile history Of peoples from all
classes OF society ana is. perhaps, one
OF the most authentic and true 10 life
h!m plays ever presented To the pub
lie. "Nirtuous sinner viii Ice shown
at The Bijou ThcItcragain today, with
Wanda llawicy ana Norman Kerry
as tho stars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

ALI. COMMUS-
lCtTlONS Ia The Times
Dispatch and not to In
diNid,iais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ~. l92c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Information Bureau

injuries regarding almost amy
f"rir. cNccptin. ON legal ana mcdi-
cnl subjects. are answered free. As
NIL Inquiries answered directly
~ prrsonnl letter, xelf-RddrcsSed
stamped envelope t. required. Al
dress The 'Timrs-DispatCL Infurmn-
ton lIurcau, ItichEiund, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Picked Up ut Itan,Inn,.

u ne "id-iashioncd spanking didn't turn out
such bunch of angels this year
When a man reaches the heinbt of his nm,
nitioh he's disguised with the bitterness of
what he won.
ihe man who never loved but one woman is
dangerous guy to marry, girls! He's got a
lot 10 yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
PLAYS Difficult RuIc.

Lon CLANCY. who plays the part Of
blizzard" Kind OF the underworld in
Gouve?neur Morris new C;oldwyn
Picture. The Penalty" which come
To The Odeon Thcatcr for TWO days.
commencing today has a most diff
cult role TO perform. Blizzard" ia
supposed to he man whose legs
have been cut off a the knees To
do the part. Clancy must 20 with the
lower part of his legs strapped back
and must walk on hio knees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

II hoboes drifting into Richmond for ,.
"eheht o; our glorious climate reitis, boucSr
l""s. the stone pile should he revived Tor their
accommodation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Selfish Wonnn's WiIcs.

Lois Wcbcr, who mnkcs a speciaIty
OF placing the dramatic aspects of
American life on the screen with
truth and vividncss, has produced Il
highly Interesting picture in ITO
Please one Woman" which Will be
seen at the Isis Theater again today.
Thc story relates the havoc wrought
by Il beautiful. selfish woman with the
power to charm men. Faith and
true love finally bring happiness.
Mona Lisa. Claire Windsor. and Ed
ward Burns play the Leading roles.
The pictmrc is 81 Paramount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

creased taNcs--on account of good roads
"oubilnS or trcbling the value OF their lands
would IND II extremely advantageous TO sell
'"c -hall 'heir acreage At the advanced price
an" WIN portion Of the proceeds improve
what they would have left 1t would mean for
them greater profit with less labor."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
The Weather
tFurnis CT By U. y. Weather i,urenu.,
I'orrcast: yiryIni,l

Forecast: virginia.
Fair Wednesday, /;
warmer trc rn a.
so ut u porti0
Thursday ci I'D y
and wiirIlirr.
North Curuiin,,-
Pair Wednesday;
Thursday puril y
cloudy and warmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

The Hanover Herald Progress isn't satisfied
YET. IL says: Volunteers are called for to helm
suppress the holdups in the streets OF New
y ork. but the old Wall street game is per-
inittcd TO flourish