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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-14
Fire Department Called

The city fire department was called
opt this morning to eXtinguish Il fire
which broke out IN a refrigerator car.
located in the Great Northern railway
.Hrr's. The r~o mrs stcrtrd by the h'aZo
from an OIL heater in the car. Very
J ale damage Mate .olie.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-14
JUNIORS | R ! TOOK | /
FIRST CLASS
GAME MONDAY
Clean, Fast Work Featured
Close Contest; Final
Score n to 80.
FROSH-SOPH GAME
THIS
University Dopesters Expect
Yearlings to Down Ira
ditional Foes.

In what proved to be q clean, fast,
hard-fought game. the Juniors won
the first of the inter-class games at
the university yesterday afternoon by
defeating the Seniors by a score Of "a
to 20, H
As the score indicates. the teams
were evenly matched-t0o evenly
matched in fact for any sensational
playing on the part Of any individual.
The first half Of the game ended with
the score 10 to 10. The Seniors came
back strong at the start Of the Sec
ond half and Immediately rang up
two counters. The real battle then
started. The Seniors endeavoring to
hold their youthful opponents down
while more aggressiveness on the part
Of the Juniors would rave been prac-
tically impossible to show. The game
ended with the score Is to Is.
a fiv%e-ninute extra period was al
lowed to play off the tie and the
their stubborn aggressiveness. The
last two minutes the Juniors showed a
tendency to hang on to the ball which
made it hard for the Seniors to get a
shot at the basket.
Richards was the star for the
Seniors. His floor work was a big
feature of the game while for the
Juniors "Doughnuts' Sinclair and
Stenshoel. at guards. showed up in
the old-time form that made them be
considered the best pair of defense
men instheS state last season.
The lineup of the teams follows:
+ Seniors juniors.
Lands. c -. Stats Sinclair
Hanson........ ..lg........ Stenshoel
Bakken. LYNN Sinclair
Wfttenbach. .... fleece. McCutchan
Richards. 49,. IT.. ..... Froats
observation-disclosures Today.
The second game of the series will
be played this afternoon, starting al
4:15 o'clock between the Freshmen
and the Sophmores. While the line
ups Of the cams has not been an
nounced. those who are on the Sin
side at the school declare that. tho
Freshmen will finish with the Ions
end of the score in their favor. The
final game of the league will be play
ed; Thursday afternoon between thu
Juniors and the winning team thi:
afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-14
Two Greeks Carrying
s.s.s Bombs Are s.A1TFiestsd

Paris, Dec. 1.-TWO Greeks car.
rying passports for Lucerne sand In
possession of bombs have been arrest
ed at Milan, says a dispatch to the
Matin. 1t is believed in the Italian
city, the dispatch says, the men had
plotted to attempt to assassinate for
mer King Constantine of GREECE.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-14

1 knew an undertaken. onte who
bought a car. and then tSok his
friends out joy riding. / wohnder If
that would be understood tt be in
direct advertising? FL;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
MEN az WEALTH GIVING
~ LiIE ~ ENGLAND
ACCOUNT HEAVY TtNEs
IN, Irrraa,ionsl s,-. s.ryle.l

LONDON. Frb 10 The hcay,
British super N q. driving rich
Ana.cans ont of England. where
they con lit. like petty kings and
ia, weli-hseG srtyiliN scarcely oh.
.falnalIe in the United states
The Brush sur'r-taN. together
with 90. American income tau. re-
ducrs incomes from American sour.
COS hy almost hall
An American living In an old
castle neat London is cNme zap his
establishment because ui the super.
taxes.
A. Mortimer singer. eldest son of
she inventor ot the sowing machine
told ihl income T1N Commission
here several months aeo that log liy.
ms IN Enelund be- could ruiuv but
30 p.r cent of his income. instead
~ - per cent n he lived ~ home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
MODESTO DEPL0REs
STYLES Of FRENCH


NEW YORK. Feb. ls.--AmericaT
women would not wear the evening
Gowns which adorn--or disadorn--
the women OF Paris. IN the opinion
of Madame Frances. one Of Ameri.
cas- foremost modlstes. who ha,
just returned from the French capt
tai.
The Partisan woman" said
Madame Frances. looks just as
chic as ever. but her style IN dress
Is just the same a. when last saw
Il four years ago.
THE real difference is In the ap-
parent conservation Of material
Fashion leaders have done nothing
but apply the scissors to the old
styles.
"The afternoon gown. or street
dress. has low neck. sleeves MID
way between the elbow aud shoulder
and Is short at the bottom. There
Is no waist line
But the evening gown with
this | think the scissors slipped. It's
just a huge " on four sides The
front Is frightfully low and the back
even lower. And the bottom comes
Just below the knees. An American
woman would not wear II.
Millinery styles are a bit more
promising. with a few new designs
nj greatly reduced prices. A new
style IN gloves. extremely long black
hid. coming high above the elbow 10
meet the short sleeve. is heins
tried.
~'Paris has the latest thing In
stockings. Nobody smart wears
anything but tulle hosiery at $50
q pair"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
DOFTOR TRAVELS Mills Oy
>\OWSifOES To I'LL FAMILY

ADAMS. Mass. Feb. 1g.-Follow-
lnt two urgent telephone calls from
Windsor. medical attention was
brought To tho family OF John De.
.tclles. OF which seven members wpra
il from influenza. m a unique man
ner.
DR.. y. G. Howe journcyod 10
Windsor by sleigh ana at point
about five miles from the decelles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
IF. GEORGE II. McCRAY
. Annual Tractor Course

A complete, practical, and thorough course
in farm tractors and power machinery is be.
ing offered all farmer, tractor owners and
operators by the J. ]. Case Threshing Ma.
chine Company through their Service Schools.
This is the eighth year that Case Service
Schools have been conducted. This work has
kept pace with the tractor industry and has
been extended as the industry has grown.
This year il will be carried into all parts
Of the United States and Canada.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
NAVY PLANS To MAKE
ITS OWN HtMBt' I,GEN

PORTSMOUTH. y. II. Feb. 10
Uncle Sans sailors have revolted
against the mysteries OF hamburger
steak Violent protests against the
dish as "hamburged" by private
dealers have been 81 sustained that
an order was received at the Navy
Yard abolishing hamburger furnish
ed by private contractors llereaf.
ter the ingredients Of steak "a la
Hamburg" will be purchased las
u.s." and the chopping will be done
by navy cooks and their corps OF
assistants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
FLOODS N FRANCE
AFTER-AfFECT OF WAN
(By International News se-vicc.l

fBy lntefnaftonai News serShc.l
PARIS. Feb. is.--one OF the most
curious and al the same time disas-
trous consequences OF the war IN
France "a the unusual frequency and
extent OF floods In all rivers passing
through the shelled areas. Recent
high water IN the Seine and Marine
rivers threatened a repetition OF the
disastrous Paris floods OF 1919 and
swampcd scores OF villages IN the
Marine valley. destroying millions OF
dollars worth OF property.
The official explanation Is that
the Marne now flows through a
stretch Of war-stricken country de-
nuded Of all trees and heavy UNDER
growth. Trees and vegetation alb
sorb much Of the rainfall. which In
their absence flows directly down the
watersheds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
Thorough

The entire work has been made thorough
and interesting and special equipment and IA.
eilities are provided to make the course high.
ly practical and sufficiently comprehensive to
be of real value to the experienced tractor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
MINISTER'S INyRsTIGTE
CHICAGO WEDDING TRUST
inv International News ,rryIce.)

CHICAGO. Feb. Baptist min
isters have begun an investigation
into Ch'caRo's wedding trust" They
charge that - system exists where
by couples obtaining marriage IT,
Censes are coerced into having
Judges and other City Hall officials
tie the knots
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20

house Was obliged To leave the sleigh
as, the snow was too crusted for the
horse To proceed.
The doctor then continued on
snowshoes. lie found the trip n
irying one. but was able somewhat
10 relieve the suffering Of the De-
colies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
~ IiIiI\DERI>G THOSE
RESPONSIBLE tOR WAR
DECLARED IMPOSSIBLE

BERLIN Feb. 10 Qualification
that the Entente powers had rrcJg
nilcd Germanys contention relative
10 the physical impossihility oi ,pt-
rendering the men accused ot viola
tion the laws ~ war Was eN9 sea
tDd3y by foreign office ofnci.l ~"
esid t7ai t. w. inevitable tEt' m
ternai chaos would result from ucn
irns pld declared that the G. man
yabirrf's posiiio: was materially
strengthened hv the decision of The
supreme Council In London.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20
500 fLFPHfNTS sWfRBfD
WITH BILL FOSTER BRUSH
IN. International NJ. s......,

CHIC AGO. Feb. 10 -"Duchess, :"
the big elephant In the roo here, re-
fused after an hours urging To lie
down and take hath Keepers sol
we'd the problem nv swabbing her
hide with long billposter brushes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-20

The scheme OF dividing the day
into two parts OF H. hours has Elk
istcd since the time Of Happarchus.
li0 years II. c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
TIL BoRNEHJEMMENE.

For kvitteret Sc Bbl. Mr.. 2? $678622.
Milwaukee, Wis, Offer we'd Julefesten $20.SS;
Moorhead, Ia, Mrs. Albert Rasmussen ST.
Milwaukee, Wis, Mrs. M9ller So; Council
Bluffs, Ia, Tabitha Syforening $25; Cedar
Falls, Ia, WILDER c.. Andersen So; SaxeVil1es
Wis, Bornehjemsforeningen $7.55; Sioux City,
la, George Sterkel So; Portland, Oregon, Ma
RE Hagensen So; Chicago, Ill, Sloan Nigh.
n. J. Petersen og Familie So; G%raettinger.
Ia, S. S. Juleoffer So; Mercer, N. Oak, Ham
J. Bile 81 White River, S. Oak, Peter \.
Petersen og Hustru $50; Moorhead, Ia, Be
thesda Kvindef. $40; Frederiksborg ,Nebrr
Nebr, S. S. $14.50; Minden, Nebr, Mrs. Marie
Borgaard So; Surfing, Wis, Pastor V. K
Staby og Hustru So; Wild Rose, Wis, Miss
Mary Jensen SO; Denmark, Wis, Mrs. j. p
Christensen 81; Blair, Nebr, en- unevnt ST,
Brooklyn, n. Y. Salems Nigh, en- unevnt So;
Blair, Nebr., EN- unevnt til Elk Horn HI. SIS;
Falmouth, Maine, j. c.. Smith $40; Gushing,
Wis, S. S. til Waupaca HI. $3.50; Albert
Lea, Mimi, Dagny og Phillip Hansen S.;
Wolback, Nebr., we'd Albert Hansen $3.50;
Shennington, Wis, Thor Holm So; tilsammen
$685.. As.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30

,,Har ogsaa dn set Gud Ansigt til AnsIgts"
spurgte Moses, idet han betragtede ham med sM
Alvor, ,siden du er hidkommen fra Hgypten s42
hurtigt."
,,Jeg var hensunken Bon for f%jorten Dage
siden i Goshen, da pludselig ct Syn stod for mig
saaledes som uden Twill yor Fader Abraham saa
det. Synet sagde til mig Gaa I'D 0rkenen at me
de Moses. Derpaa syntes jeg at Sc dig staa paa
Guds Bierg. og Guds Herlighed omstraalede dig,
90 du talte med en-, der ignede en- Guds Engelr og
iep yidste. at du af ham blew bekl@dt med Myn-
Ldipbed til at udf6re Israel at Egypten. Der1or
kom leg uden T9yen hid efter Herrens Engels he
falling. Nit Hierte er glad we'd at Sc dig. Tai nus
o Broder. thi Englen sagde til mig: Han ska1 ne
rette dig ale Herrens Ord, og ale de Tegn, so&
Herren har givet ham"
Moses fortalte da Aaron ale de Ord, som
Gud havde sagt til ham, og hyorledes Herren nav
de sendt ham til Israels Befrielse og glyet nam
Mod 90 Kraft til at adlyde we'd at portage mana
Frygt oe bestyrke hans Tro. Derpaa ylsfe naR
Aaron Staven i sin Hand og sagde: oHYls oenne
Stav oliver en- Slange, som den blev Tor 1r her
rens Aasyn, da kan du vide, at han hr sendt mig
90 er med mig, thi dette err hans Tegn.
Som han talte, kastede han Stayen langt IRA
sig paa Jorden, men 9jeblikkelig bley den tA e1
Slange, der lob hen imod Moses, som derpaa gren
den i Hovedet, hvorpaa den paany var en- otav-
bet andet Tegn viste Moses ogsaa sin Broder, SOM
derpaa svarede og sagde:
,,Du skal befri Israel, og jeg wi yere CEN
Tiener og bare din STAY foran dig"
Jeg var allerede paa Moses lndbydelse traadt
hen til dem og hilste nu paa Aaron. Derefter van
drede vi ale tire hjemad mod Hulen, de l" Bre
Dire samtalende og jeg dybe Tanker over oN
vidunderlige, som jeg hayde yeret Vidne TIL
Naste Dag gk Moses til Jethrq og sagde'
,l,Kere, lad mig fare, saa vii jeg drage thha-
ee til mine Br9dre af Levi Familie, som endnn eE
Egypten og sc ON den endnu lever, thi Herrer
har aabenbaret mig, at allie de M@nd er d9de, SUM
s9gte efter NIT Liv.'
Og hans arverdige Svigerfader sagde:
,Gaa Fred!"
Ire Dage senere forlod derfor Moses, ledsagea
afl sin Broder og mig, INDIAN og medtog sin I'm
stru og sine S9nner. Neste Dag traf Vi paa en-
Karavane fra Osten, som vi sluttede os til, og Ell
ter a~dskillige Dages REESE naaede jeg paany
| Egypten. Da vi var ner On, sixties jeg fra Mo-
SEES, som med sin Familie drog til den Del al
Landet Gohsen, hvor hans Stamme Dor, hvilket like
er langt fra Byen Raamses.
Fortsettes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
tage Brevet med, naar jeg rejser tlbage til Egyp-

tage Brevet med, naar jeg rejser tilbage til Hgyp-
ten.
Jeg havde ner CLIENT at fortelle dig, at "A
ron, Moses Broder, fornylig var indian som as
sisterende Prest we'd Ofringerne den BY, men
han er nu vendt tilbage til Goshen, hvor han for
mango Aar siden har giftet sig. Hans Soster Mir
jam er her hos Moses og er Ell af de NEST majestic
tiske Kvinder, jeg nogen Sinde har set. Hun gaar
i sit fire og acknowledgement Aar, men er
saa livlig og kraftig sine Beyegelser som en- ung,
rask Kvinde. Med hendes snehvide Haar, glimren-
de sorte Dine og Dronningemine ligner hun So
lens eryerdige Prestinder i Baal-Phegor. Ogsaa
Moses Moder lever indian, men hans Fader er
dod Diet ode Arabien, hvorhen de flygtede fra
H1gypten, for de kom til indian.
Faryel, kere Fader, Diet overrasker mig like,
at du elsker Moses, thi han har alt vundet NIT
Hjerte.
Din h%engivne Son
Remeses az Damascus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
bet ny R~egnskabs- Aar.

Albert Lea, Mimi, Sunshine Club S.;
Westby, Mont, Chr. Andersen $40; Webster
Grove. Mo-, Den d. /. S. S. So; Albert Lea,
Mimi, Mrs. c. Jensen $40; Elk Horn, Ia
Menigheden 500; Blair, Nebr, Miss Anna
Andersen So; Weeping Water, Nebr, C. An
kersen og Hustru til Elk Horn HI. 50; Ke-
nosha, Wis, st. Mary S. S. $21.74; Overskud
we'd Salg af Pastor J. SOS Sanghefter $6.67;
Warren, Pa, Dorthea og Edith Eriksen 81;
Omaha, Nebr., Soren Frandsen 500; New LIS
bon, Wis, Thomas Jensen og E. A. Hort
svang hyer 81; Hardy, Nebr, liver Petersen
$40; Cedar Falls, Iowa, Henry O. johnson So;
Brooklyn, N. Y, Salems S. S.. $40; Trufant,
Mich. Niels Petersen 81, en- unavnt So; Elk
Horn, Iowa, Y. p. Society 1926; Plainview,
Nebr, J. w. Jsensen og Hustru So; Blair,
Nebr, Mrs. Chris F. Jensen So. Tilsammen
$24S.41
Modtaget med TAX; Otto Hansen.
Blair, Nebr, den Is. Juni, 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-30
lLDSTOTTEN
eller
ISRAEL I FREEDOM.
AT Pastor I. M. Ingraham m,
F jer de Brev Y.

Remeses af Damascus til sin Fader, Kongen.
En- Hule i Bjerget Horeb, indians Orken.
Min kere, kongelige Faderl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
The Passing Show

The Passing SHOW" with Willie
and Eugene Howard and Roy Cum
mincs. Is still three weeks away from
our shores. but it will arrive here
November % with the usual syn
c,opated bang and multi-colored ira
dance tina; marks all of these an
nuaI Shubert productions from tho
New YORK Winter Garden. And were
betting that the attendance AT this
SHOW Will make previous thcater
crowds In Richmond look like the at.
tendance at prohibition rally in
Havana
Like all its predecessors. i, vii,
run close to three hours in length
ana viii give the usual kaleidoscop!c
:ncct OF pretty girls, smart comedy
uashinE dances. with u corruscaiing
and gathering spark over all and
throuchout the entire length OF the
performance. These shows arc now
institutions in the theatrical life OF
he country. II is true that each sue
Sessive one snacks, OF the ones tntt
give vel! defined idea OF what IL"
edil,"n 10 follow will be like.
There arc twenty-thrce musical
numucrs and ever, o., D. IT.
ear hcwildcring in its sweetness and
whist!cnolcncss. l. you don't like one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
IA VERSHAAI, PATRICIA COLLLNGE
AND CA W7HORNL IN MEWPLAYS
These Three Make Their Premiers All in One Night in
Gotham and All Are Greeted Enthusiastically
Joe Pilots "The Half Moon

Three premicrs in one night was
Hrohdway's record for last week and
II brought grief TO those conscien-
ttous first nighters who like to say
that they have seen all or as large
4 number rs possible OF the openings
in each season.
William Faversham. Patricia Col
lingo and Joseph Cawthorn are the
three players OF greatest magnitude
connected with the trio OF new Of
ferinss. Favcrsham took Mark
Twnin's story, The Prince and the
Pauper." which was dramatized by
Annette Rives, and made of II an UNI
qualified success from every dramatic
viewpoint. The Booth Thenter houses
this production.
With Godfrey Kerr. an English
man. playing opposite her, Miss Col
hinge was revealed in Just Suppose"
n delightful comedy by a. f.. Thomas
Of the Cinderella" order rather than
that in which is found "a Dolls
House" and similar plays The
piece is based ON the suppositions
surrounding visit to this country
OF the Prince OF Wales. 1t is at
Henry Miller's Thcatcr.
"fhc Half Moon" Complete Triumph
Cawthorn has piioted to safe
lead Charles DillinEhams new must
cal production, THE Half Moon"
which succeeds The Night Boat" at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
JANE CARROLL, HER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF
BEAUTY CROWNED BY HER MARVELLOUS
81 UE-BLA OK HAIR TO POSE AS EVE

success. Barnard's secretary address
cd note to the manager OF tho
Greenwich Village FollieS Company
asking il there We're not among the
members OF the beauty chorus one
girl who might meet with the ar
lists requirements for the model Eve.
Chosen From Group of Twenty.
Later twenty were lined up in the
green room and the qualifications OF
each compared with Bdrnard's list
The answer was Jane Carroll. This
daughter OF Jersey is Is instead Of
the stipulated ID. but her figure Is
the slight. graceful one of u little
girl.
She is just Bit tall for her weight
and is crowned by quantities OF blue
piack hair. You can imagine the girl,
Eve. with just such nIlr Wrapping
her in soft jctty cloud.
Her eyes arc gray and luStrous rs
the river that flowed out of Eden.
and her laShcs lie long and dark on
her checks. But her mouth is the
feature which most should please
Her feet are another charming fea-
turc.
The dclIcacy and childlikcncss arc
Miss Carrolls. The rlcndcrness is
here too. as the measurements show:
Breadth Of shoulders. l6 inches:
bust. 81 l-2 inches: waist. - inches:
hips, 80 inches: knees. II inches; an,
kles. . inches. height, : feet 4 inches:
weight, 100 pounds.
Here also Is the ability TO pose
knowledge born III inner conscious.
ness"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

the Liberty Theater. Joseph SAINT
ley and Ivy Sawyer have replaced
Julia Sandcrson and Donald Brian in
the old combination which made SO
many musical plays successful by
It's excellent blend Of comedy. sing
ing and dancing. Maude r.. Burne,
who. as character coincidence. has
attained great success as foil for
Cawihofn recently, "a still IN that
position and there is a large added
cast OF musical favorites. The star
is trying the experiment OF aban-
doning the use OF Il dialect in his
comic role.
oscar Shaw. who made n brave bid
for comedy leads last year in THE
Rose OF China" but was frozen out
because of unwiSc judgment by the
producers in. their handling of this
musical version on q theme similar
to that OF, East Is West" Is promi-
nent in the east OF the new Cav
thorn vehicle. Edna May Oliver and
May Thompson bear large share
or the singing and dancing burdens.
Details of FpverShum's Work.
Though there wire two previous
dramatiZationS of tho work, one OF
them by the novclists wife and the
other produced by Charles Frohman
in lS9o--not TO mention recent mo-
tion picture version with Miss Mar
Euerlte Clark--it is safe to say that
Continued on Thirteenth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
- Search Started Two Year, Ago 8,

II was two years ago that Barn
ard began to work on his Adam and
Eve group. Where the statue is 10
he placed will soon be made public
II is known that IL will be one OF
II. III st fam u.S spots il America
q, heroic proportions. the figures
as he conceived them promise to out
do for beauty and wonder the thirty
figures that compose the celebrated
groups in the Pennsylvania :tate
capitol Bui.dlng--cvery figure OF
which is symbolic OF mans mission
AMI destiny on earth.
lie began work on Adam first and
went abroad throughout the art
world for Eve. Many came. but none
were chosen. II wanted typical
american girl" he explained a few
days ago when talking 10 Miss car
roll. but l want,t 81 SRI. not 4 wo-
man
Il have hoped TO find my ideal
among young girls OF II to IL. But
these little girls rarely know how
TO pose. For posing is acting, the
essence OF real acting The ability
10 pose comes from an inner con-
seriousness; an inner light which
shines upon the beautiful cut shell
ana 'llumincs II. Something more
exquisite than lines and graces are
essential Tor my model.
With all these things in mind AMI
hoping against hope that his long
quest eventually would meet with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Player With "Grecnwich
Follies" Chosen After
TwO-Ycar Search.

Mayhap Eve has been found. Not
thc first woman, heroine of the first
garden party. but her replica. Not
the splendid fuli-ngurcd mother o;
The world, but the modern Eve. a
girl OF thin-l!mbed ana fragile
beauty.
II this Eve. or her replica, really
is found, three interesting things
VIII follow. y two-ycar search FOR
ii model by one OF Amcricas great
est sculptors viii be ended: an al
ready widely discussed piece Of
sculpture will at once he completed;
and the beauty OF n little Broadway
s"nSbird VIII be pcrpetuatod as long
as stone and marble endure.
IL all depends upon whether George
Grey Barnard eventually decides that
Mss Jane Carroll. tie SongbirG, with
the Greenwich Village Follies. ut the
strand. week after next, Is possessed
OF loneliness such AZ one might ex-
pcct 10 find ia a bit of feminin!ty
which sprang into life and maiden
hood simultaneously only moment
ago: lovciincss characterized b
he Innocence of childhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Artistic Tahlcaux in "Fashions dc
Vogue" Which Tops Mon
flny Jfitl

Mondays Acad Ems bill is featured
b* an act entitled Fashions de
Vogue In which the creations Of
artistic modistes are displayed upon
group OF comedy inaidcns. During
u several very beautiful tablcaux are
displayed
The bill will he opened by Paul
kleist & Co. In The Haunted
House. Despite the title there liz
music in the offering and some very
surprisin. novelties arn connected
with tho act.
Curtis and the Dunn Sisters.
hughes ana dc Brow and the Will
what Troupe are tho other nc.s 4
typical tripping and chattcring act Is
ihc Offering OF the first named. some
b!acl;face antics arc promised by the
middle team. and the last-named act
- devoted TO varied list or comedy
features.