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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
WAY DOWN EAST" Is
SCHEDULED AT STRAND
sensational Griffith Film VIII lie
Attraction Here for Christ

u. w. Grlmth's new "wondc- p,c-
.ure spectacle, Way Down East liz
70 DC seen December ~, 23 and 20 nj
IN strand Thcater for special run
mere with mat.necs every afternoon
ana performance each night. Taken
.;o" me l.ottie Blair Parker play OF
.nc same tue, IL Is u sensation of
t ,ne current theatrical year. Nothing
!,he IL mas ever been secn In tho
'h'"tcf prIorc and It's record Is most
astonishing.
the simple tale OF the original play
Win its pastoral backgroundg its
plain people and it's quaint hu,nors
mas hccn ENLARGED upon to sucn an
extent mat not only 4 new drama
mas ncen woven about the love story
or Anna Moore and David Bartlett
put u new form Of art in whIctl To- cx-
press the theme lis evolved
Murmurs OF delight grccta Its
scenes Of exquisite beauty in a nic.
torlai sense. hearty laughter accom-
panics tho foolish antics and tho
si'hplc drollcry OF its relieving char.
actors and "A soul-stirring iu,nrayt
rushcs with It's unfolding to a climax
IN" llk" OF which was never known
on any stage until Griiith brok. loose
with his binding storm and leo lam
on IN. river. which In thc tour dc
force" OF Way Down East" and hns
aroused much comment.
Tn" picture is accompanied by a
special orchestra and score iha, Aida
tharin and intensity TO "A story OF
singular appeal and power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
u. =. Military Acndcmv

u. j.. observation-disclosures to
me Military Ac:Sl"my at West Poin,
are usually mndc one year in advance
OF DIT" OF admission BY tho Secretary
o' war upon tho nomination OF the
senator or Representative. An
n"intecs must he between II and %
years OF aye. free from any infirmity
which may render them unfit for
military service. and able to PASS.
unless satisfactory certificate IS
submitted "A careful, examination In
~ gHSh grammar. English composj-
non. English literature, algebra
through quadratic equations. plane
geometry descriptive geography. and
,hc clements Of physical geography.
esHcti'lv The geography OF the
nh''"d states. United States history.
~" outlines Of Genera, history. The
course of Instruction which is uuite
,horomgh. requires four years. and
Is 3rrely mathematical and profcs
sioma' Tn" principal sub ,ects taught
ar" mathematics. English. French.
draw'n: dri'! regulations OF al, arms
OF Tho service. natural and cxpnri-
mental philosophy. chemistry, chemi
cal physics. m!ncralogy. geology.
electricity history. intcrnationaI'
constitutional and military law
Spanish civil and military engineer
ing, art and science of war, and ord
nance and Gunnery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Di HENRY EDWARD wARNER
Ernscrs,

Ernsers.
" ,'' was kid In AN old fsshioned school
mere ,'' teacher was free with the cap for n
And where spelling bees wen, by /, ,r,.k Il,
the i,oor ~ "
For tho pupils to toc--thre, decade. ,,,
~
i" me past; when the copy book morals went
through
Ana all was Just beautiful. perfect and ,ruc
When You wrote 4 thing wrong or ,cf, T. 8,
doubt. - "
lou TOOK AN eraser and rubbed IT right out!
t.rasers were used 10 correct n mistake,
=" nv ''sh' lone that fellow might make:
on got careless and wrote il all funny and
ou just rubbed {, out quick and tried i, nra,n
ana when ! was 4 kid in an old -fashinn.d
school.
he erases came in with the slate and m, rule
IN" %! all ;he equipment had, I've I; bunch
nc eraser Was most oycrworke,, of In, bunch
Ana I'm gray now. a Bit: but wish that !
Just where could Ind an eraser or two
10 rub out the homes have pulled. and the
breaks
{: have made in my life. and the foolish mis-
takes,
Just Il lI;ilc eraser tha,,s all ,,, ~,
u oeSin rubbing hard withou; losing dav:
hut therS no eraSer--alas and alack,--
Ana my errors are gone am, cant rub them
back.
And the best can do is look forward and ms,
Make few as l can and. the lens; thar
must,
And keep my book straight. so tina, when
+; is
hS The Teacher, the rest Of its pages are clean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
The O.erworkcd bronchial Tuhc..

f"".>rtsh '-n bv Ma, GOA, N-,y.:.,:.o- <....-.
acute bronchitis. or cold settled in the
Guest as the penighted call 1t. is not the fumIl-
Ear cough and sore ches; that the uos,ru,n ex :
pioiters would have the Suliiblc public i'm
aEine. In 80 per cent OF all such alleged
coioS S"tt!ed in the chest" there is nothing
wrong inside the chest. In seeking the source
" origin oil an acute cough, that is. newly
established cough which does not continue
inuehhi'clF. IL Is well to investigate % the
lining OF the nose chambers: 60 the lining OF
ne throat, especially that part covering the
adenoid body: t3) the lining OF the laryns
VOICE poN) and trachca (windpipe). Such n
search Is much more likely to prove SUCCESS
-u' ''ah Is the most diliEent scrutiny Of the
almanac the patent medicine testimonial or
Eoctor Quacker's Dollar Doctor.
whether the patient notices any rawncss or
soreness in the chest or not. the physician
"hus ciear evidence, in his examination of the
Shes'' OF any actual bronchitis. Innamma, 10
o' the lining of the bronchial tubes can never
We 'hierrcd from cough and chest alone:
ihat is. no one. not even a doctor himself can
surmisc bronchitis from his own sensations
Any guess about bronchitis or cold on the
c"'s'. not corroborated by the evidence :hc
doctor hnds when he listens with err or
s'ethoscope' is. therefore. usually wong
i'abbiing with treatment purportIng L. hc
good Tor bronchial trouble is--well with most
>ough cures IL Is great life IL you do NOT
weaken. Often you don't
In spite OF my kindiiest intention many
'ta"ers VIII ne disappointed in this talk They
VIII deem 1t mere destructive criticism Yet
Hc' out to do good. IL could. and do no
Marin. Hippokratcs gave three rams on my
spirit table and said. Son" said he son
ies explain to EN- again about connections
IN the chest. 1t is coming on the season when
hum"rs are wont TO penetrate the chest"
rather what's the USE" said l. Year after
year I've told 'en, but they do love con-
Voctions and you Just can't penetrate their
CHESTS with humor, seems s though" NO
no. my son, You do NOT understand" tho
rather of Medicine replied II meant evil hu-
mors concocted in the chest. think my
children now call it inflammation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
OLD GERMAN STEAMSHIP is
REFlTTED FOR IMMIGRANTS
Mount Ciny. Formerly I'rInz Eitcl
Frederick. MiHlc Over Into EA-
cImniNc ThirI-CInss Liner.
Nv UnlNorSnl SnrNIrN


NEW YORK. Dec. lg.-No longer
VIII Olga ana Gretchen and Gnseppi
ana their children have 10 nut I'M
with the crowded conditions OF the
Storage on their trips from Euro
pran homes to the land of promise
the sailing OF the steamship. Mount
Clay. 81 the United American lines
from New York for Hamburg. on
Christmas Day, will mark the OPEN
ing of an exclusive third class steam
snip service FOR immigrants. accord
ing to announcement here today The
Mount Clay was formerly the pr!rz
Eitel Friedrich. seized with other
German shipping In American ports
at the declaration OF war
The vessel has been entirely re-
httcd In preparation for her new
duties. There are TWO dining saloons.
ii ladies' saloon. mems waiting
room. smoking room. baths and
many other acconm odatIous formerly
restricted to first and second class
passengers.
Each s;ateroom. accommodating
from Two To six passengers. Ia fitted
with a wash stand.
The Hamburg American line will
add three other :tips to this third
class service III May, according TO
the announcement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
The Poets Conner
rropinuuitr Needed

Celestinc Silvotsplnit Justine do Mou-
ton Rosalie.
a coryphec who lived and danced in
naughty. gay Parec,
was every bit rs pretty as a French
girl Ger can be
(Which Isn't saying much.
Maurice Bouianger (thcre's u name
mat would adorn King)
But MOTIFS Baker was tho name thew
called tho man | sing.
He lived in New York City in tho
street that's labeled sorinr
(Chosen because 1t rhymcd).
Now Baker was n lonesome youth and
wanted to be wed 'N
And for vito ali over town bo
hrp:cd. IL is said no
And UP and down Fifth Aycnuo ba
otitimes wandered
Tile was a peripatctic Rokor
he was).
And had he met Cclcstine, not = doubt
but Cupid's darts
would III tricc have woI,nnnJ botb
or their fond, loving hearts:
But he has never left New Yors 70
stray in foreign parts
'becauae he hasn't the prlce).
And she has never left Paree. an, 40
,,, OF course. YOU SEQ
Iheres not the slightest chance sbeTl
ever marry Morris r..
for love. to get well started. really
needs Dropinquity -
Ctence my iltle).
Battali t-aounis tz "ponpnSp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20

MeAicans, French, Germans and Fihns-tho
MeSfcans having moved up within the year
from eighteenth place to seventh. The
secrctarys recommendation OF further pro-
motion OF education for citizenship. for citi-
zens as well as aliens. recognizes the i'm
portance of Americanization and contains
valuable suggestions in that connection.
Of direct interest to labor are rccommen-
dntions for legislation to adjust seasonal to
Eonscasonal industry, for further protection
for children OF underpaid wage-earners. for
permanent utilization of the valuable
records and plans accumulated by the hous-
ng corporation. and for re-establishment OF
the United States Employment Service.
There is nothing in any of these recommen-
dations suggestive OF the radical, hut rather
they are all supportivc of a progressive pol
icy. for which there is distinct need in tho
solution of the industrial problems which
the country faces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20

hi-ltE Is ii good deal Of food for lbourht
III The annual report OF the Secretary
OF Labor, and Congress viii do well 10 give
1t mature consideration in connection win
any program o! legislation which /, may
contem plate 10 remedy evils upou vhicl, !,
throws light
Much OF the report deals with the alien.
and its figures ana findings, while surges
tive OF serious thought, give no suppori IA
the a!arHst The net increase in aIjo,,
population IN the fiscal year ending June
80. 1919. was only 20,790 in the last fiscal
year only lS3.5l4 The report shows thoI
6oa.51l aliens arrived in this country dur.
ing the last ilaca! year, as compared with
237,o2l the year before OF the total ar
rivals, llyI'1 were excluded at the norris
where they sought TO enter or those arr,v-
Ing $4,000 are classed as immiprau,
aliens, and 1865 as noninmigran,
aliens. Departures OF aliens to,alo5
ASSOC, including 2SS, 3l5 omipr.nt
aliens. and 1871 nonemigran, aliens
Meanwhile. there has been a Steady
growth In the Number az applications for
naturalization. among the alien candi-
dates, in the training classes for c,,;z.,-
ship, conducted in over 1900 communities
throughout the country I, is interestine
to note that the Italians arc in tho l..d
In numbers. followed in order by the polos
i Russians, non-Russian Slays. Hungarians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
ADAM AND eva WILL
PLAY HERE THIS WEEK
Clever American Comedy VIII BE
Christmas Attraction at
Strand Thcatcr.

Fl Ray Comstock and Morris Gcs,'s
r ,v,,ini, OF Adam and Eva"
l.onsacre Thcater. New York. viii
come 10 the Strand Thursday. rri.jay.
ana Saturday. with special holiIay
matinee Christmas The story liz :,
,yplcai American Arrangement. bIIst
Ing with wit and humor OF some
Inc play is constructed along now
ines TO hmmse and entertain from
ny rise OF the first curtain to the
iaIi OF the last: and In this the an
, Ln2rs. Guy Bolton and George Mid.
aclton; have been highly succossf,II
Probably no comedy In the past ten
years; productive an they have been,
can be compared with Adam nnI
EVA In tho profIsion OF clever
shhppy dialogue aud ludicrous situa
lions. The spcclal organization which
4. KAY comstock AMI Morris C;cst will
send here Will Include II number of
wciI-known comedy lights, among
"hom are Miss Elaine Ivans. Coates
Gwynn.. Charles Il. Bird. Charles
Horn. Miss Rosemary Hilton. Frank
II. Knight. Miss Adclyn Wesley. Fred
G Ia mer. Miss Ramona Weaver ana
Joseph prosscr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20

ALI. COMMuS-
IItTlONS to The Times
Dispatch md not to In
Ji,iduais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
uurxtIons md Answers.

Pop Corn--My son, two years old, has n
great craving for pop corn and will cat a
small bag Of 1T il he gets it, 1t doesn't seem
10 90 any harm. but am wondering If i. is
likely to injurc him in any way. (AIrs J. H.
81
Answcr.--lt may be harmless. but as a rule
pop corn should not be given until tho child
has four moiar teeth to masticate il (Which
The average child has at the age Of thirty to
thirty-siS months)
me Donor OF B!ood.--What effect has trans
fusion OF blood on the who gives the
blood? ] am big healthy girl and I intend
to give some blood for seriously III friend
IL. NJ. W
Answer--No lasting effect. Sometimes tenn
porary fa!ntncss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Theater Calendar

ACtDEMY-KeI ypudr>iIle
"hnyb0dy Homer" comedy farce
skrtch, and four supplemental
features.
biJOt-'Iicnrts Arc Trumps,"
Metro special.
bLUEHiHII-T"m Mix. In .Thr
TeNRn."
hR0ADWiI-yO Strurheim'r
"Ihc Devils Pass Key"
ISis-Normn TaimndRe, ln ..rhe
Probation Wlfc."
LfRIC-rourncur's ''rhe Grcnt
Rcdrcmrr."
oDEoN-Dornthy Dalton, In "a
Romantic Adrcnturess."
REN-Eddie Polo. In "Kinx OF
the Circus"
NiCToH-Irrnc Castle. In .The
Amateur WIFE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
"S0VIET AMBASSADOR" MAY
SURRENDER NEXT WEEK
Martens Attorney, However, Mn,
Take Further Court Action ON
DcuOrtutIon

" NStii"GTDS. Dec l9.-Ludwig *.
Martens. Soviet ambasRador'' tn ,b,.
United states. whose deportation hus
been ordered by Secretary wilson.
ma! DC SURRENDERED to the lmmIgra-
ton authorities next week by his
counsel. former senator liardwick or
Georgia, In whose custody Martens
ias been since tn" Institution Of the
deportation proceedings last March.
"rha'oF iiardwich is said To
nave siSni!ied his Intention To ia.
department OF Labor 10 confer with
immigration officials next Monday or
Iucaday Tor the purpose OF conclud-
client 80
Court action To stay the dcporta-
ZION order Is regarded. however. az
Ik.y To postpone further the eN-
puis!on q! the ROlshcvist agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Iiichmond Dispatch. Dee. 20. 1900
Joseph \. Scariett. for the past two Years
agent OF X. q. Dunn & Co.'S mercantile agency.
has been appointed agent al Cincinnati. and is
succeeded here BY Il. l.. Iegram. late with
lutncy IL Watts
William a Winston. OF Hanover County,
has been appointed enrolling clerk of the
House OF Delegates.
majority OF the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee and of the Radical members
g; the Legislature have signed memorial to
In" President requesting the removal OF DR..
-. +. fresbrey. supervisor Of internal revenue
of the District Of virsinin, and the appoint
mont Of Colonel Robert w. Hughes. formerly
editor of the state Journal
The jury In the case OF ]. NJ. Ladd. on trial
III ilcnrico County Court for the murder OF
Isaac +. Mayo. brought In a verdict Saturday
night OF mot guilty" and the prisoner was
discharged
The Richmond and York River Railroad now
has the contract for carrying the United
states mail between Richmond and West Point.
Married. on the 18th Instant. by Rev. DR..
M!Enigerode. Thomas II. Joyncs OF Peters
burg, 10 Miss Katie II Wynnc. Of this city.
The Legislature on Saturday elected Gem
eral Asa Rogers 10 he Second Auditor. vice
J. l.. Shacilcford. resigned
1t Is rumorcd In Raleigh that benjamin F..
Euilcr viii he Governor IIoldens chief coun-
Sc! when the Impeachment trial comes on.
\ charter vas granted yesterday to the
Merchants National Bank OF Richmond with
capital stock OF 100000
The receipts OF tho Western Union Tele-
graph Company for the month OF October
amounted to Ss73,665. and the s,et profits were
s22l.1b. against $20l, 1913 for October, 1859.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
600 RUSSIAN CHILDREN
ARE BACK IN PETR0GRAD
Journey Ia Finnish ilordcr IL Made
on SpccinI Train mud SIcdSes
Through Deep SHOWS.
lBy Associated Press.I

tBy Associated Press
NlBORG. FINLAND. Dec. 1S.-Slx
hundred OF the Russian children from
the petroErad colony whom the
American Red Crosa brought from
Siberia by way OF the United States
har. completed their trip around the
world and VIII spend Christmas In
their own homes. The NTH group Of
the rrpatriatcd children reached
Pctroerad yesterday ami only 1874
out OF the total OF ISL now remain
in Finnish territory.
The journey Of the children from
faiila 10 the FINNISH border was
made by special train and siedges
through deep snow drifts. Upon their
arrival al the frontier the American
officers in charge of the children
were met by committee of the par
ents assembled beneath u white nag
marking the Russian border line.
The children crossed In single nie
The Russian Comrnissar was handed
the list of the children and WAS asked
If he wished to cheek them s!ng'S.
He replied tina; he preferred to che
them In bulk, las | have lots OF other
work 10 do" he said
receipt was then given and the
children put aboard Il Petrograd train
which started south Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
COLBY WON'T ARRIVE IN
BRAZIL UNTIL TUESDAY
American Secretary az state VIII Re-
fnnin ia Rio Jun"iro for
Three Days.

RIO JANEiRo Dec. 10 BaIubr!dge
n3!oS; American Secretary OF state.
VINO is expected 10 arrive here to-
morrow. has hcen delayed ana win
not reach this harbor unit! Tuesday
acScrd!nS To wIrcl"ss dispatch re-
cciNed from III. bnt:lcsIlip FLORIDA.
on which the secretary is comm, ,n
South America
Plans for Mr.. Colby's WISH. con.
template his remaining here three
t"vidco, not stopping OF AT $40 pn,Iio
,p'on.! Aiipio CANA and Commander
McSs!dnn vii! hc attached To S.cre.
ttrF 'olh%'s suite as. rcsohctivcly
ana navy. Tn" Chamber Of panu,ins
rms appointed ii committee Witch VIM
,"in the senate committee in ucjcor
ing Mr. Colby TO Brazil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Cinema Programs
Story of redemption.

She Tell In love with train rob-
Der because he was wounded and
young and handsome. but her love
did not keep him out OF prison. I,
redeemed him ut the last however
from the nit into which no had
alien. and made him a man worthy
Oh her love. as you will sec depicted
with great beauty In The Gcent ~
deemer. Maurice Tourncur's master
piece OF the scrcn. which viii he
SHOWN today. tomorrow and We'd
ncsday nj the Lyric Thcater A not
able cast appears in the nicturc in
Guiding House Peters. as The Man
ana Marjorie Dhw as The Girl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
Echoes From Down Home

North Ca-olin!ans are rather warm oor,i-
sans At tines. hut they are fair minded ana
This fact Will have an influence over the Gem
trai Assembly. 1t would not pay politically 10
attempt shoe-stringing the twelve congress
siona districts in order 20 make them safely
Dcmocratic.--Iickory Record.
II the cotton mill man finds that he is MAX
ing more goods than the market can absorb, at
profit 10 him. he either gradually ,nodnes
'.is production of these goods or he shuts down
his plant entircl: until the demand can keen
step Win tho supply Exactly the same prip-
ciplc would be brough; Into action II the cot
ton planter having made more cotton than
The market can absorb n profit to the pro-
Queer. would simply modify his acreage and
reduce his production until the demand became
n line with the supply.-Charlotte News
Whatever changing public opinion may do
10 the Standing OF the United States in world
boiitics. The principles for which President
wilson stood at the peace conference tho
sround"ork of the plan which Europe IL
racing the future. How long that plan will
live, how soon it will become IL thing OF the
letter. not of the spirit. can not say. Its
chance for real vitality would be infinitely
reuter- were We. AS an uncntangcd people.
working for it's Wilmington star
ISN'T i; about time for some smart Aleck
""raErapher to rise up and remark that Re-
pubiicans down this way won't regard Hard
hEs cabinet as quitc the piece OF furniture
II might be unless it Includes a stick or TWO
OF southern Notwithstanding Citizen
MIS-. Livingston. OF the w. c. T. u. blames
not the women wchrcrs. but the men designers
"i irnm"deet dress." The men. she says
consciously or u:consciousiy, fashion some.
thing representative OF tho morals and mind,
81 the man attracted by the women who
wear ihcm" why then do not the misrep-
resented women rise up in revolt and take
,"e des !sninE OF fashions into their own
nds?---W inston Salem Journal
MANY farmers who have been selling their
'obacco ana cotton carry their money away
from tho banks and lay IL away at homo when
IL should he in the banks for further use and
'ellsf bank check will pay a bill "a rcadiIv
IN piece OF money WILL and money not In
use Is Jus, as we'll In tho bank as In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
MONDAY. DECEMBER 90. 1920.
Harding Reports Progress

A FTER two weeks devoted TO conferences
a with men OF all shades OF opinion. Pres
identified Harding reports progress in
formulating plan for policy in intcrna-
tional affairs that will be sustaining and
palatable 10 the American people He
says that result OF these discussions he
has formulated in his own mind II plan
which he believes possible of accomplish
ment. This plan he has submitted TO his
conferees, and he feels greatly encouraged
that it has been Endorsed by thinkers as
widely separated as William j. Bryan and
Senator y. b. Fall.
Following his conference with the Prcsi-
dcnt-elect Mr. Bryan paid the tribute OF his
belief that not only is Mr.. Harding an hon
est and conscientious man, but one whose
whole purpose is to do what, he believes is
best for the American people. 1T is not
expected. OF course says Mr.. Bryan. that
everybody will agree as to what is best but
believe that if man wants to do that and
il that is all of his purpose. the people will
trust him and be hopeful" That is very
well said. We believe that statement re-
fleets the true attitude OF the American peo-
pie toward the President-elec; and his plan
for world association.
Meantime, the people are pleased with the
spirit eXemplitied by the president-elect in
seeking the counsel OF the hest minds of the
country without regard 10 partisan align
ment or their previous attitude toward the
league covenant as il now stands. Although
they gave their support to the party which
stood for rejection of the covenant in the
referendum 10 which 1t was submitted they
did not by that act nH.fn tOijmpy that they
felt no further inserest IN the problem OF
helping 10 create conditions which would
make for enduring world peace, but they
did vote against so int crt winning the affairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-20
whcn MIenr,s Are Trump,.,

licar,s not only trump. but ,ri-
mIilph ia the picture. Hearts Are
irumps' at the Rijou. where IL begins
To-Day run that will continue for
thrce more days, as the feature at-
traction. The audience after shud.
hcrinG and thrilling as nonstrous
avalanche suddenly hurtlcd down a
mountain and engulfed one OF the
strong story came To n satisfyinp
end. 40