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pointing out that the instigator of
the Senatorial investigation into the
use Of money in Presidential pri-
maries had not himself scrupled to
use it iavishly. Accordingly the Sem
ator poured forth the vials of his
wrath upon Vile in language that
would have been most unparliamen-
tary on the Senate floor and a trifie
beyond the latitude of, expression
permitted to gentlemen even in the
privacy of the cloakrooms.
Reception Was Fiasco.
The opinion of the witnesses to
the incident was that the nerves of
the Californian were decidedly un-
strung. Through disappointment or
for some other reason. he has been
unable to discriminate between the
newspaper exploitation of him as
feature. and actual political sup
port.
The complete fiasco OF his recep-
ton in Chicago yesterday was an
anticlimax for which he could not
have been prepared and which prob
ably contributed to the Irritation he
Is so continually showing. There
has not been one single bit of evil
dence to show that all the johnson
headlines, and hullabaloo have add
ed single delegate to those ne won
In the primary contests before COM
ing to Chicago.
This should not either surprise
him or enrage him. but IL seems to
have done both. Any veteran poll
tician could have told the Senator
how wide is the gap between news
paper notoriety and enrolled dele
gates. In his case so far from there
having been an apparent gain OF
strength among the delegates there
are decided evidences of loss both
In the California and Michigan dele
cations.
These losses are not likely to be
checked by his defiant attitude, and
the general feeling that he looks
upon the convention as a body to
which he may apply the tactics OF
the bull dozer with profit.
Hoover Men Active.
The Hoover headquarters in the
Auditorium took on evidences of
activity today with the arrival OF
the chief promoters OF the Hoover
candidacy from New York.
There has been from the outset
much Hoover sentiment around the
lobbies and on the streets. but II
has lacked concrete leadership. The
headquarters now promise to give
out in day or two the names OF
the delegates who will put Mr..
Hoover in nomination and second
It.
As vet the spoSesmen have beer
selected for only three OF the can.
didates: Representative Rodenburc
| for Lowden, Gov. Henry Allen for
Wood. and Wheeler for Johnson
I Selections for Coolidge. Sproul
Knox, La Toilette and Harding are
vet to be announced. so the Hoover
/ people are not unduly laggard
Whether Henry Aliens speech will
| he the more for Wood than for
| Allen himself is what is botherine
| the Wood people Just at present
| AS dark horse Allen is very much
in the limelight as a result of his
debate with Gompers. TODAY Il
| would appear that he and Coolidge
are more talked about than any ot
| the other secondary candidates. and
| for very much the same reason.
Both seem to ft in with a certain
growing public demand for a can.
didate whose attitude on the labor
The Washington herald., 1920-06-05
RAILWAY DINERS
TO BE CAFETERIAS

Exit the Thank yuh. subj typs
of railway diner. Enter the graz
II and run type"
Roger Collins. arranging q cafe4
teria exhibit in Chicago. says rail-
ways are about to install cafeteria
diners on thu "servc-self" principle
Greater efficiency through time
saving. says he.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-05
|LOVEFOR CREAM.
ENDS IN SUIT.
Charming Dispenser Now
Asks Tire Salesman to
Pay $4,000.

The more ice cream Walter J..
Collins consumed the warmer his
affections became" said Lydia Hahn,
an employe of a San Francisco. Cal.
candy store. who recently brought
suit for $4,000 against Collins, an
automobile tire salesman.
The suit asks s25.000 for an al
legged attack upon the girl In San
Francisco hotel and $4,000 for
breach of promise.
Miss Hahn claims that Collins
wooed her while she served him ice
cream sodas and that after he had
promised to marry her he said: IT'S
all on, already have wife and
child"
In describing the salesman's
growing infatuation. Miss Hahn
said: He used to come into the
store for ice cream sodas and each
time he said he liked me better"
When Collins entered his apart
ment the day the candy girl fled her
suit. Mrs. Collins handed him di-
vorce papers.
You're wonderful. Alice" said
The Washington herald., 1920-06-05
At Times Parliament
Resembles Congress

As a sure sign that the war 70
over. Parliament IL about to find
time to hear Lord Desborough on
the subject of "the inconvenienoe
of Easter being a movable feast,
and from an ANTICIPATED calendar"
says a London dispatch.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-05

Collins. Many thanks. Good-by.-
In her complaint, Mrs. Collins
charged that "other women" had
broken up her home. She expressed
great surprise that her husband had
been made the defendant in a
breach of promise suit.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-05
Deadly Weapon Refuses to
Work; Man Gets Freedom

There was no question but what
William Turner shot Alfred Amph
lett in a fight in London recently.
But Amphlett said Turner did the
work with n pistol, and Turner said
IL wasn't a pistol. but a toy cannon.
Turner brought the cannon to court
and the jury had a pleasant half
hour trying to make It work. They
finally declared it a dud and turned
Turner loose.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-05
women. Missionary societies.

The Washington and Alexandra
branch of the women's Home and
Foreign Missionary societies will
meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. in
the Mt. Olivet Methodist Protestant
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Little Bobby and His Pa
ny WILLIAM l.. KIRK.

seq a0 Ma n Ssili sst hight P'ayia s
nice in skool
Pa. You Wont SCI MIN waking hosm am
WIN d 90 ma Ws, 5i'ts sda Trrl m,, now
sed. Is Kids run away from the
. You DO: sea Pa. rncn YOU are
wudden, walk hoam with gurls.
l Sed; amt no gurls pct
=. You r MI be: tho: sed Pa; you will
sed Pa. Wait, &; see,
osIcr, ssd IA. !" w his nh' E ,h a!I
came running, Pa sed
So You dident, sed Pa. Iou were
nard 70 win oayer, | remember that,
the boys in yure family We're cruic
deerest brothers in the wulrd but
days. sed Ma, tho thay ali wanted to
Us kids doaht walk with the Surls,
I sed. We have got our own gang.
Time will change all that, scd Pa.
gangs cum so.
rccmc!nber vary fine boy. scd
Ma. vino used TO walk hoam with me
IN the departed Past. sed Ma. His
nain was Jimmy Bame, Ma scd. lie
had the incest brown eyes.
Thay wud have been black p /
had seen him walking hoam with my
Queen, Sed Pa.
You didcnt know me then. scd Ma.
IL is good thing for him. ! did
cnt. SGD Pa. ! am like a lion that
way. sed Pa, lion has but one mate
nobody else better try TO git chummy
with that thAre mate, sed Pa.
Wow, sed Ma.
rneen ii, scd fa. | want Bobbie
10 grow up the sam way. ! want
him to like all the gnrls. but want
him to hsve ono that he thinks is
the appel of his eyes, Sod Pa. Then
she will call him her Mite. the way
the gurls all used to speek OF me.
Wencrer | cain neer them. scd Pa,
may Wud all say Good Mite.
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Sleepy Hour Tales
JIM CROW TELLS HOW HE LOST
4 FEATHER
ny SUZANNE itRIi,TT.

lin Crow and young Miss Grow with
nc shining black wings flew TO tile
nelniock tree.
lin Crow was 50 glad to lind some
ono TO listen 10 his stories that he
made several hunting trips to the
fields after frozen grubs and fed Miss
He had told his stories to other
Young lady Crows and he had learned
that no one would stay with him UNI
less he fed them very We'll indeed
AH my family consider me :. hero
nc said, and while | ain the most
modtst Grow in the world, would
my acts Of bravery. OF course ne
all nave foolish relatives. many OF my
cousins are SO silly that ] am quite
wmsing, over field Of corn. We
were all hungry and they sent me
ahead to lind out what feeding places
do you, think found" Miss crow
She mad Just eaten the last grub.
i vas very good and she hoped Jim
Crow would get moro for her so she
pretended TO DC greatly Interested in
NO matter how terrible it was. /
know you were not afraid" she an
swered- looking past him into the fur
rows of tho field.
Afraid? l should say not. why,
right there stood an awful creature
waving In the breeze. looking. as If ne
naS doOut 10 S!riE' us down. On, no.
Daddy Scarecrow, said I. SO there You
arc and ] called all tho flock 10 me.
Oh. how frightened they wore They
begged me not TO stop TO argue with
this enemy but | flew right up TO Il;
DO YOU think one Of those silly birds
would follow me: Better keen away
'Rettcr not go too near was all they
could think OF TO say. But ! know no
rear, so picked up the delicious ten
der corn. What do YOU think han
pened them? Jim Crow stopped so
That young Miss Crow would be deeply
impressed by his story
oh. OF course you flow away" She
replied. Not at ali. ! few back to
the flock and when they saw how
had enjoyed myself instead of being
proud OF mo they called me greedy,
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The Rhyming Optimist
ny Ai.INE MICHAELIs.

10Y. TO see the morning dawn upon
Inc distant hills its golden tints
a,.;4ioGrnin1s, the woods and fields aud
r!ls. love TO sec day breaking and
Eaisn tn. Light grow strong and note
the cattle waking 10 hear The lark's
siad song 10y. to see Inc workc rs
!a,s forth 10 greet ;hc Day while lazy
folks aud strikers are snoozinS in
Inc ha.. iovc the sea's far reaches
when tirst the golden light strikes on
me shining beaches. il thrills me with
delight Yes, all these sights treas
uFc. ana would have YOU know Ivc
Malchcd them Oft with pleasure in
NAM a movie snow. ! ind tina. (. is
ctitcr idr 20 viaw ihcm on the screen
,han hustle out to get q glimpse OF .hc
inspiring scene. For once ] rose ii,
daWninE and FOUND that it would take
al least TWO hours OF yawning to se;
myself awake. Ia daybreak's beacon
nhrning ! do no. take much stock: /
nave "a secret yearninS to smash the
smiling clock, for then The m!ikman
r!aticrs upon the Kitchen stair and
iouoiy talks o: matters Tor which /
do. not care. The butcher ana the
baker yell for The cook each Jav. IL
seems that they would wake her. al
though shed passed away. Tho dawn
ing scenes ia really crown with gol-
den dindcm are those ] see upon the
screen beginning L. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Making a 1own Fanoa..

il il weren't for movie actors Ger
tain towns and hamlets in these United
States would never receive any pub
Lefty at all, except in the Post OFFICE
Guide. That's the way II is with Little
rails, Wash. where once upon a time
not so many years ago. was born Her
bert fteycs. leading man with Ruth Ro-
land in her new serial. The Adven-
lures of Ruth."
Now Herbert is big. outstanding.
red-blooded American, even though his
father was an English sea captain, and
he's proud and glad OF the fact that
he came from Little Fails. because
il he hadn't, he probably would never
have been movie hero. for Little
Falls isn't noted as n producing CEN
ter.
In other ways, Herbert is original.
For example. he doesn't try to hide
the fact that nc is husband and a.
daddy. In fact, he Siories in it and he
tells everybody about It and everything.
He even goes SO far as to wheel Her
bert. Jr, UP and down the street right
out in public where everybody can
see him. and he is never happier than
when Herbert, Jr.. becomes the mat
inee idol instead Of his handsome dad
dy. Mrs. Heyes was Mildred Won Hol-
land. the well-known leading woman
until the advent os Herbert. Jr., for
whom she now plays the lead. Daddy
Is Just the property man.
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SCREEN BREvlTIEs

Some ono said the English have no
sense OF humor. Jack Kerrigan is or an
opposite opinion. One morning, while
ne ne was reading over the script of his
latest Brnnton production, 1880, 900"
rooms: He had scenario and a
,ptlccadtily accent. beg pardon. sir"
me mes said. but would you mind looking
thst inns story? 1t strikes my fancy
style OF acting" Jack road it. Be-
lofe ne was half through he looked
MA ana ,1snn eyed bis visitor severely. He
Young man." he said, "are You quite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

sSsf s ,hG5 1ns is an SIPS 0rg
o o0s' .reaiiI' sir, | might have found
;iona!y."
cc 3H,s B Esfsss 0IAxi2E i me
Boarder Tea,urine viii nj roger r4ns IS
only years old hu, he'll be a
s w15.hS =, Sueesssor 70 his famous dad
scenes in :. Los Angeles park. Jimmie
,ook dads lariat. swung Il about his
!cad and roped stately swan on the
roHu. And the camera got the whole
business.
hnr;ning up a big o.! derTieS and a
in filming Going Some" new Hex
Leach picture and one OF the Eminent
Authors PRODUCTIONS being produced
BY. the Goldwyn Pictures Corporation.
\ mole was dug IN the desert and scv-
era! barrels of precious oil poured in.
whIic regular oil derrick was pur-
Then a match was touched to it. and
several thousand dollars went up in
smoke.
Much is expected OF Ann OF Green
Gables" the first picture starrins
Mary Miles Minter undcr tho Para :,
mount banner, for the reason that the
story was prepared for the screen by
Frances Marion, Americas .sreatest
scenario writer of her sex, who form
eriy served in that capacity for Mary
'ickford: Marguerite Clark and Doug
las Fairbanks and the direction was
TAILOR. who also was the director for
Pickford and Clark. as well as many
other o: the great cinema stars
Paramount has evidently determined
20 give Miss Minter the fullest or.
7ortnaity AT its disposal TO enter the
ranks OF the great.
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information Bureau.

nIuirleA regarding almost my tonic.
80 p'nE On legal aud medicni sinh
y ,, arc answered free. 4. Gil In
"uHtes arc answered directly nv me-
s"hn, Icttcr, hrtf-addreAAed stxmned
rn'o'ope In required. Address Ths
:, i,.,,,'... ,s patch Information Bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

ton OF brave act. we, had a ter.
rible quarrel"
or course. YOU came out the vice..
tor. she said. even ii you did loose
three OF your best wing feathers" KS
"Three?" echoed jim Crow. "oh
no. my dear I only lost one feather
m that fight, but you should have seen
him"
Indeed said young Miss Crow and
then She added quickly for fear he
would tell another story of mis- bray
cry. Don't you think we might ind
few more frozen Erubs?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

greedy. and other bad names and one
young Crow who is "A bully. tried 20
uGht with me because ne said II
Knew that was nothing but q scare
crow should have come back and
tod them there was nothing TO be
afrdid az and they all could have mad
ih"Ir share Of corn. S,S it was they
iS"iarcd had eater their shar. and
Any share too
That's just like some Crows" said
young. MISS Crow, rolling her eyes
around
Exactly" said Jim Grow. THAT'S
what said. Crows have no apprncia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Movie Calendar

BIJ0u-Normn Taln,adsc In "She
Loves aud Lies
MISUNDERSTANDING Duncan In
"SniushinE BARRIERS"
BROADWAY-Antt Stewart In
"In Old I<cntucky.'
william Iarnum In
"WinGs Of the MOrninE."
iSIS--''Shephcrd Of tho Hills"
0DE0N-Hrynnt wnshburn in at
Pays to hdycrtIsc."
NEN-"Tbc Midnight Man. and
"DroWne'S DoESone I'rick.o
vIC1Oit-PcEEy IIyland In ~
Girl OF UOheniu.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Fir.t Automobiles.

= J., ia rkavillr.-'rhc 1r., .uc.
.sss!ui automobile on modern lines wa.
Unit IN Springfield. Mass in ISs, /;
Several years later a small st.,u, ~
niooi!e e~s put On The market nv the
s"he com pany aHd succeeded. II was
10. uht!i ABOUT 1898 that the gasoline
= itothooiie became AZ all common. and
was Then hr following years ,h2,
nc edlE OF the business went 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Answers to Film Fans
BI THE MOVIE EDITOR.
By Webster

X. l.-You can write Miss Marguerite
Clark AZ the Famous Players studio,
Fiity-sixth Street, New York, and Your
lstte. viii! reach .rer
J. L-Rupert Hughes move. '~rhe
Fairtecnth Commandment" has been
MADE Just recently into a Paramonnt-
Aircraft picture, starring Ethel Clay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Legal 0uer,

! !eEni matter, and questions OF az,
Nshd th!a bureau does no, undertsk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

II. H.-James Il. FaEans hes; known
r Ella, s ar. are Under Which King The
and Hawthorne OF the L. s. A. Tho
last is probably his best II was in
mis- play that Douglas Fairbanks frs,
became recognized as leading com :
cdE star. y was produced on Broad :
way several years ago. Recently II
mas pccn made into Paramount-Art-
craft picture. with Wallace Erii - :
star. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

Il; i. l..-Janc Nov1a supports tac
star, ttoonrt Bosworth. IN "i:ehind the
Door Miss \ovak has appeared in
many lmcc PRODUCTIONS viii Charles
EnN. William :. lIari. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

ton. Il promises 10 DC jonc OF the most
protesting pictures OF the Year. as
tthei CLAYTON is ldcal for he role of
Daphne KIP. and ;iM excellent support
ing cast has been assembled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
"BaInncc Of Trade

Subscriber, RIctmond-"Es Lance or
1oo is an expression used BY poliIi
cal economists &c Indicate inc diffcI
nd Imports OF country This throrv
OF the balance Of trade grew out or
nc mercantile theory. which considers
'ne possession OF gold To he the chief
.lenef tina, a nation Increases its wealth
Tp the extent that the money value OF
rs exports exceed that OF its imports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
"a Girl I'm bohemia

IonIih! MARKS The. end OF tue -un
!hcaior. This Fox p-oduction IN
NAich PeESy liyiand IS The star. is onc
~ Tue most entertaining features
nowh IN ihis city this season. II is
screen adaptation OF The biz stage
,suc:css. and the dainty star is a; no.
PCS, as "'nifrcd Bryce. u is a bic.
dfre attractive 20 every sort OF nu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

Edwin Carcwc. whose productions
are released by Pathe. has three very
lively young sons Each boy has a
and the ideal OF each one is TO surpass
his brothers IN exhibition of lung
power. wrestling and feats Of nlusculaT
strength practiced on the r. noiIv
furniture
II was rumored recently in San Fran
CISCO that an earthquake was due. MIR
CareWe,S wife. in terror, sent the O.
rewe children to au aunt about 100
miles away that they might escape any
danger. a few days later She received
letter from the aunt. il read, Take
your boys away and send along the
earthquake"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

blanche Sweet Tile star OF ."rh.
nnps rdonabic SIN" which WAS con
,ta py the critics and public 20 DO
lines. appears on the screen OF ~.
pdson Ihea'er again today in hcr Soc
Ihu carson production IN The flushed
pour' one Of tho most unusual drama
,ver Mined. Louise FadenZa in "Racl
. thc Kitchen" is The comedy rea,IIrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

;. D.-Euid BENNETT comes orig.
nal!S from Australia. She is an Anne.
can citizen. however. ~ virtue OF her
inhrrihgc. Shc has been in this Coun-
Try ior seven OF eight Years. She
IS married TO her director Fred Niblo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Handsome blouse models
specially ei:,Ll priced today SO Or

There are in this group originally sold for as
high as $20oonone less than $1275 They include hand
tailored effects in striped silks dainty models
In seorgete in flesh, white black, brown etc
All good, desirable waists stylish and exuuistev made
z Main Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

SssD ss formerly to $1,000 and $3.50
again 1sdaesa to .lc' io'"s's 70 slssoo $3.50
again Tedasea to i0'"s:S 70 slso.oo $3.50
again rsd%ssa 70 :o:"S'. $1,000 $l38.75
$500 your choice "tts % '''vo and $37.75
group of odd assortments models, all desirable
sy up $500 clean Sos to o!ssses Tor $l8.75
Wool separate skirts all good models; we'll tailored ami
lmost them up s14so at . anu formerly $7.75
Fourth Floor.
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With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTORS
"FiEhtinE Cres.y.n

Georgia Stone. the inirnitab,e Kid ar
Tor, accompanied by his lisp, piays a
comedy role III the Jesse d. Hampton
production OF Bret Harte's Plight in q
creSsy: in which Blanche Sweet is
starred. Georgia is seen as one of the
i;lds in the school room scenes. where
nc SHOWS his aptncsS for comedy One
OF his most humorous bits Is when he
comes 10 scnooi the proud possessor
or new pair of boots. Polishing them
1p before entering the school he
comes stamping in, and when nobody
notices them. says 70 the teacher
feather, thee my new BOOTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10

Wings Of the Morning" ,bc w.,
I'm farnu!n supcr-production which
,r,. been showing at the CoIonia
, nnca,eE. VIII be presented by william
i.oN Tor tie last time tonight, Nj
afnum is seen in role entirely az
rent from any he has hitherto no.
aged. His arnazlnr fents on boar,
4" hLnhint ocean liner which ~ bcIn.
.'ouHu'd 20 pieces on ;hc rocks Is on,
o. the outstanding features os hi.
superb prolrc,io,l N"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
The "shcpberd OF the HnI,-

~ ShcDhcrd OF the IIilis.' thnt
"ideiy read stor" or the Ozarks. has
Hsen himatizcd under the direction OF
iihroid PEA Wright. its author AS a
hoNei Las story has attained :,
PoPniaTity which has not been cqualled
'y any other book in 4 decade.
ns n play the success OF this work
.ds pheaonfcuai and az a picturizs
ION under the direction OF Nj. Wrich,
nc StorS bids fair TO mark an epocn
IL m! me arr OF the silent drama
nc new screen drama is shown he-o
-, inc Isis for the las: time todav
this motion picture Is "a rcpro,luc,io,
on the screen az the scenes and char
dEtcts IN the novel OF the same name
WniGh ~ said TO he tho most wid,.Iy
eaa OF any hooE b. an .americar.