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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-29
CONCESSIONS BY
GRAHAM'S COUNSEL
Admitted That Money Cashed
on Treasurer's Orders Was
Drawn by Auditor and Used
in His Accounts

Montpelier, Jan. els the state at
tempting to prove "kiting' of checks ?
was the question that prevailed about the
county court house this afternoon m the
trial of the case eXGov. II. +. Graham.
who is charged with larceny and en-
bezzlement of funds from the State. The
prosecution displayed one deposit slip
from the Newport Bank in which the 500
deposited was represented by checks from
the Citizens Bank in st. Johnsbury and
National White River Bank of Bethel.
! Considerable progress was made to-day
in the trial of the case for the respondent $
attorneys conceded all of the 149 orders
Issued between 1912 and 1917 as having
been drawn by Mr.. Graham and having
passed through the banks as claimed.
There was also the concession that the
money cashed on the orders of the State
treasurer was drawn by MIR. Graham,
and used by him in his accounts At no
time, however, did the respondent allow
the word personal to be applied to the
phraseology which the state tried to use
in connection with the presentation of its
evidence as tending 10 show that Mr..
Graham had taken funds that did not
belong to him
After Mr. Gates had finished describing
4 the orders drawn by Mr.. Graham between
1912 and 1917 he was given n rest and the
hanks IN tho .t,,nl 70 t,.,,ify en- ,ha, ,h.v
.o,,t, 80, - -, -, -.
than was essential.
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f ~ ".' "o'0'"' wen .ne oa"h, Ing
+ "'' 'P'"s" 1" .haiIi' i'i'' "''u
@ '''' wa" app"''n' III January "
vas ''oSe" at "i.tele 'it t'''ies' III
ou''i"s 'ep'e.lper No. 1910, octoper ~
'"' 10 ''o' 'uiS o. II anu w. i'io'
"','S' WIZ !" p, eS'"e"' VI me
he'"ti oahN' inquired at some length
"o'"' ''e o''ai.'eS ana me CLOSING Oh the
h.ooUn' -nr ferhihs was asked 10 tes-
,'E a"o"' 'ne oepos'' SIPS ou' opJec-
"o" was hl'ue ana the question was not
permitted
MI Suckhey offered the concession
'hal an u 'heSe checks couid be ADMIT
ieu as SHOWING lhat MI traham ala MS
BUSINESS through that pahk IN part ana
'hat an theE $1,000 Tor was tha' orders
We're hahdled IN the regular routine OF
business tie d!d not see why 1t was neces-
""rN 10 20 thioueht the acceptance OF
eacH otucr lor Tue oruers Sho"eu LOT
themselves mere pelis no question apou'
'he'r coIec'i'h al tue pailk' he was Will
me- ne Sa'o' 10 au'h't 'ne concession 10
he'P "'ons tne "ork because IL hau peeh
slow enough in being presented. He was
ho' o'eii"s 'ne o'ate SUGGESTIONS nc
sa.u' "S ~ noN 10 =, eSenl ''S Gu9e, W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-29
Record Time for Wiring

Hardwick, Jan. 25.-The village of Hard
wick claims to have broken the Vermont
record for rapid construction of high
tension ELECTRIC line. having recently COM
pleted nine mile line to Craftsbury in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

Mrs. a. j. T., Lynchburg-Thc cac-
tuS Is found in lu&uriancc in arid re-
Eions Of the United States and both
Americas. one OF these is a native
OF Ccylon, with which the ancicnts are
familiar But the true home of the
castus is in America. where the other
wise arid plains and deserts are COW
cred with il. Like the watermelon. il
has the faculty OF absorbing into it
self from The air and earth a vast
bulk Of water, making its stem most
succulcnt For this reason IL is often
called the spring Of the desert" The
McHlcans are most proficient in find
ing uses for.the plant, making drink.
1000 and clothing from il. Its sap
rs said TO have wonderful medicinal
properties. Horses and cattle ON
Southern ranges md in the castus ro-
hcf from thirst. being experts in
breaking down The sp!ncs. win which
y rs covered; with its hoofs. The cul-
tiNatloi OF the cactus in northern hot
houses is becoming more and more
popular. rs the species is capable OF
oeing trained into wonderfully gro
tcsque shapes, producing flowers Of
great size and beauty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
The Rhyming Optimist
nr ALINE MICIIhELIs.,

Gee. But do banker for "A car; bat.
no; ! am not banker. so I'll save
my dough. There's no use talkinS.
I'm a husky guy; legs were made for
walking, so why should | sigh? Also.
I'll make mention I'll not buy suit.
for it's my intention to hoard up my
loot. Though my hat is twisted.
slightly warped ami bent. still as
I've insisted, Ill not spend cent. |
am tired OF helping every proiiiccr.
and I'll have 'cm yclping by another
year. When the costs now climbing
drop with dull kerilop. FOLKS vii! all
he Ginning: This man made 'cm
stop" Yes, it's out OF reason spend
ing night and day. so. for all ihi"
season. I'll store i!ts away. am
wise and brainy, that is why ] save;
then when days are rainy other guys
can rave. What did you say. honey
You must have 4 hat? How can
save money If YOU talk like that.
We'll. If Mrs. Ncirhbor has one sup
pose | can put my labor also into
clothes. And YOU say Miss Spcnder
has Il new machine? Well, my !cra!
tendcr'll buy Il limousine. Nobody
can ever say that am cheap. Thoush
they think they're clever. am Just
as deep. Keep up * my motto"
Match the other guy. II he has an
auto. I'll get one or die. St!li III my
position. folks should save. can
help wiShin' JoncseS would 80 SLOW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
GAS CONNECTION HEARING
IS CONTINUED TO JUNE 3
ordinance Committee OF Council to
Consider Ecvision of Traffic
Laws Next Friday.

The Council Committee on Ordi-
n1acus met last night In regular ses-
Sion and heard two petitions from
residents in the vicinity of Clay and
Summcrsct Streets. with reference to
the city establishing IL permanent
stable on that corner. Protests OF
considerable force were offered, and
the matter was referred to the legal
department, 20 have the legality OF
placing a stable at that point eS-
tabliShcd.
The question OF the city continuing
the practice OF making gas connec-
;ions for those putting In gas equip
mcnt, was discussed and the matter
was considered of such Importance
that II special meeting of the COM
mittec Will be held on the night of
June ;. at which time any one in
tcreStcd can come before the COM
mittcc and be heard.
The ordinance making the age
limit for those entering and doing
business in pawnbrokcrs establish
mcnts. from IS years instead OF 81.
was laid on the table for further
consideration.
The traffic ordinance. which is ono
OF the mos; important pieces OF
legislation to come before the COM
mitttcc. was laid on the table for 4
special meeting on Friday, May IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
u HARDLY KNEW A
WELL. DAY IN four
YEARS" SAYS Ball

taste In my mouth. ] had to take
laxative every night nearly, as was
so constipatcd and very often had
spells of dizziness that would knock
me out until could recover. My
nerves were in n wrctchcd condition.,
and sometimes ii was two or three
hours after going To bed before !
could dozc off for n little nap. And
then the little sleep i did get was
restless and seemed to do ne no
good. and of mornings l felt all fag-
Ecd out. Then to add to my suffering
rheumatism set in in my arms and
shoulders, and every time moved my
arms | was in pain. The rheumatism
spread to my legs and they hurt me
SO bad could hardly walk.
That was the shape I was in when
began taking TanlaC. and must
admit didn't think IL could help me
much after everything else had failed.
But The very first bottle put me on
the road to recovery, and now l can
honestly say l am we'll man and
feel like have been made all over
again. My stomach is in hrst-class
condition. and no matter what or how
much l eat It never bothcrs me at n II.
believe the rheumatism has left me
for good. for | never have an ache or
pain OF any kind. am not consti.
patcd any moro. and am free from
dizziness. My nerves arc strong and
steady, and sleep like n top all the
night through. have picked up
nine pounds in weight and ! am brim-
full of life and energy all the time"
Tanlac Is sold In Richmond by Ira
gle Drug Co. and Grant Drug Co
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
YOU WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. DOdSOn Warns Against
Use OF TreachcrouS, Dan.
gerOuS CalOmei.

calomcl salivatcs. It's mercury.
Calomcl acts like dynamite on
sluggish liver. When calomel comes
into contact with sour bile /; crashes
INTO H. causing cramping and nausea
II you feel bilious. headachy, con-
stipaied and all knocked out, just go
10 your druggist and get a bottle of
DodsonS Liver Tone for few cents
which Is harmless vegetable substi-
iute for dangerous calomel. Take a
spoonful and If il doesn't start your
liver and straiEhtcn you up better
and quicker than nasty calomcl and
without making You sick, you just
go back and get your money.
II YOU take calomcl today you'll
he SICK and nauseatcd tomorrow: be-
sides, II may salivatc you, while il
YOU take Dodson's Liver Tone YOU
VIII wake up feeling great. fall of
ambition and ready for worl; or play.
us harmless, pleasant and safe 10
give to children; ehcy like it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Bobbie and His Pa
by WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

M:ssus Horton was oavcr today, &
she had on harcm skirt, scd Ma TO
Pa last night.
;, She did, sed Pa: the littel cut-up.
Pa scd. l didcnt know old Hank
Horton had a harem. sed Pa.
y harcm skirt doScnt mean that.
sed Ma. ii is a Stile wich many of the
smareSt dreSsers is adopting, scI
Ma.
l dident know. scd Pa, so many
swift changes is cumming all the
time that We can eSpcck anything.
Nothing surprises me any moar, scd
Ia.
believe I will git n harem skirt
like Missus Horizons, sed Ma.
] doant care. sed Pa, git anything
you think will look good on you. 1
suppoas II man smoaks Turkish
tobacko his wife has 4 rite TO have
z! harem skirt, Pa scd. Maybe will
lie on the sofy & smoak pipe e let
You dance "A Turkish dance for me.
s,ed Pa. how PERFECTLY romantick
II wud be perfcckly idiotick, scd
Ma. | have too much dignity for
that. sed Ma
The old time dignity wlch the
the na sseI ike the se lskap ss sen
from the back OF IL train, scd Pa. II
Is "A case of on with the old. on with
the new. & moastly the new is ter
ribul few. Scd Ia. Modesty is losing
her grip | fccr, scd IA.
Nothing Of the sort. scd Ma. y
lady can ware a harcm skirt without
believing in po-liS- amy, sed Ma. sum
of the sweetest ladies in our set
wares harem skirts X loves tharc
husbands, scd Ma.
We'll, scd Ia. as far as | am con-
ccrned YOU can ware a harem skirt
MS far as you are concerned. sed Pa
II is a matter Of no concern 10 me.
scd Pa. what concern YOU buy 1t
from cethcr.
Ma LATED VOL. old boy. she sed
to Pa. ! doant think | will flash 4
harcm skirt for sum moons yet. |
tried one on the other day, sed Ma
& the sales lady sed q course these
doant look quite so Chick on YOU as
on a Clicking.
She sed that TO you? scd Pa. How
catty of Hattie! scd Pa.
Lots of sales persons is like that.
scd Ma. unless you Freeze them.
Then thay stay put. scd Ma.
| newer had the har, TO freeze
the poor deers, scd Pa. Thare hours
is SO long e thay look SO pale s.
pashun,, standing in them big sioars.
that my hart kind OF goes out to
them, Scd Pa.
Is that so? sed Ma. Well. guess
ii that is so l mite as well have Il
harcm skirt after all.
If Ma wares harcm skirt | am
going to try to smoak a Turkish
ciSarc il / doant git sick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS
snuppy Dill mt the Lyric.

SHhPPS Dill NJ thc Lyric.
y good snappy bill is showing in
the Lyric for the last half of the
week. 1t starts off rs usual with
motion-picture displays, and the first
act on the program is Camilla's Birds.
This is Il remarkable feat OF train
ing. for these white cockatooS do
more stunts than one ever could
dream of. and the act is Il stunning
picture in black and white as well.
Elsie White. with Abe Frankyl at
the piano. present new ideas in songs.
mostly broad character work for Miss
White. 1t has a lot Of pep and orig
inaiity. and the work is decidedly
clever. Third on the program comes
Columbia and Victor. two singers and
dancers. who offer something entirely
novel to vaudeville.
The idea Is amusing, and is car
r:ed out clcverly all the way through.
even as to costumes. Rut where this
versatile couple score particularly is
in their dancing, for they would need
no establishment OF songs and fun to
sail away to success through their
dancing alone. The act Is fun OF fun
and lively, novel steps IA really
clever Offering.
Burke. Walsh and Mana also please
in another lively singing and dancing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Had Rheumatism So Bad
He Could Hardly Walk
And Nothing He Ate
Agreed With Him.
WAS UNABLE TO MOVE
ARMS WITHOUT PAIN
Now Well And Strong
Again, He Gives Tanlac
Credit For His Renewed
Health And Energy.

YES, sir. feel like | am starting
life all over again since Taniac has
restored me to health and strengt IN.
said w. II. Ball. n wcli-known plas-
tercr living at 3l2 Sixth Street. Hunt
inGton, w. Va.
-Four years ago my stomach started
giving me trouble. and since then
have hardly known what we'll day
was. Everything ! ate seemed to
cause gas TO form. and | would swell
up until i could scarcely stand it.
My heart would palpitate so awful
bad, and many n time | thought my
time had come. l had severe pains In
my stomach, felt nauscatcd most OF
tho time and always had a sickening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
VIII Organize vassur Alumnae.

Graduates of NasSar College living
in and around Richmond will meet
AT a luncheon at 20 West Franklin
street Saturday afternoon At 1915
"A Virginia chapter of the associate
alumnac of NasSar College, with
headquarters in Richmond There
are thirtytwo graduates OF Nassar
now living in (iichmond, II is stated.
Miss Alice ASlett HoSe is chairman
of the committee on arrangements
and the other charter members will
he Mesdamcs Melville c. Branch.
Frank West. George w. Mcdaniel.
William holland. OF Beaver Dam;
John :. Walker. of Woodberry: Hugh
Miller. Misses Isabelle Fuller. Char
loitc Wheeler, DIR. Orie l.. Hatcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

a like nature. /: would follow from
this definition that nation Is des-
tined 10 form only one state and
That II constitutes one indivislblo
whole. Nevertheless. the history OF
every age presents US with ma
lions divided into several States.
The people is tho political body
brought into existence by COM
munity OF laws, and the people may
perish with those laws. The nation
is the moral body. independent OF
political revolution because il is con-
st:utcd by Unborn qualities which
render II indisSolublc. The state is
the people organized into a political
body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
pir,bplnce. OF Presidents.

Mrs. Il. r.. Franklin: Presidents
Monroe. Wilson. William Henry Iar-
rison. Tyler Madison, Taylor. were
born in Virginia; Buchanan in Penn
sylvania. Van Buren, in New York !;
Arthur in Vermont: Cleveland in New
Jersey: POLK in North Carolina: Ben
jamin Harrison in ohio: jackson called
himself Il South Carolinian and his
biographcr. Kendall. recorded his
birthplace in Lancaster County, S. e.,
but Parton has published documentary
evidence to show that jackson was
born in Union County, y. g.. less than
a quarter of mile from the South
Carolina line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
suburban Association to Meet.

An important injecting of tho South
Richmond Suburban Association Will
be held tonight ut 500 o'clock In the
Forest Hill SchoolhouSe. when an I'M
portant resolution. bearing on the
civic bettcrment OF the community.
Will come up for action. Citizens of
Heights. Swnnsboro, Oak
Grove and Forest Hill are expected
to attend. While this is the regular
of the Organization. the sub
jccts discussed Will be OF particular
imDOrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Paving Opcrntlon. Held Up.

Practically all paving operations In
Richmond have been brought to Il
standstili as Il result of the acute
shortage of freight cars. fats and
gondolas. The Atlantic Coast Line
Railway has notified the city that 1t
can no longer furnish gondolas to
haul gravel and sand. as all cars Of
this type have been ordered to the
mines.
The street authorities also arc
handicapped by Il lack OF material,
and protest IL being received daily
win reference to streets being torn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

ReAdeE. Cn!nahport: There arc two
cataracts Al Ma CARA. the American
rails and the Canadian or Horseshoe
Falls. The American Falls are 1000
fee, across and lG7 feet high. Fifteen
per cen, Of the total flow of water
Iasscs over th"m. The Canadian
Falls are 3,0l0 feet across and i5S
feet high. They carry So per cent of
the total volume Of water. Goat
Island lies between the two falls and
causes the division Of waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting on icEni and medical
subjects. nre answered free. Az nil
inquiries nrc answered directly by
perHonnl letter, Hcif-uddreKsed
stamped envelope Is required. Adj
dress The TImcs-DInpntch Informa-
tion Bureau. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Employ Lee MnusoIcum Custodian.

Mrs. Charles SenT. of New York.
years to be used to employ n Gus
todian for the Lee Mausoleum at Lex.
tnEton. Announcement OF the gift
was made 1T the regular meeting OF
Stonewnll jackson Chapter. u. ID: c..
by tho president OF the chapter, Mrs.
Newton McYeigh. Mrs. SEMI Is a
sister of Mrs. McVcigh. and is we'll
known in Richmond. The new GUS
todian Mrs. &. i. Tate. of virginia,
will enter upon her duties Juno /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

act. but or the more conventional
type. Their act Is amusing from
start to finish, and they show u lot
OF versatility. Closing the worry good
performance comes John $. Blondy
~ Brother in an exceptionally good
acrobatic act This completes bill
of unusual merit. l.. a. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

property is located at 112 West
Broad Street. and brought $4,000.
Mrs. Lula Whitlock Peter and her
husband. Rev. G. i. Peter. sold to l..
S. Strauss. property at 1909 East
Main Street. on the south side. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets.
Street. Tho price paid was $35.S30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings a LocnI Houses
OGer. Detective Story.

In THE Faker." seventh OF The
Chief Flynn series of two-reelcrs. re-
leased through Republic, lightning"
of the Secret Service. Is CALLED upon
to solve a most difficult case. This
marks the start OF this latest of the
FLYNN fact pictures which comes to
the Victor Theater beginning today
with Jack Dempsey in "A Terrible
Vengeance" as the other attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
necinrocI1r Mimi Cnnaan

z. T. 7, WeII.-Kec iprocity
with Canada means specifically equal
ny between the citizens OF TWO coun-
tries with respect 10 tho commercial
privilege 70 be enjoyed by each with
IN the domain OF the other TO the
eA;en: provided hy a treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
definition of Nation and I.eon,.

MISS Il T. II, CliNon.-Thc words,
nation and people. are frequently
used as Synonyms hut there is a
Ereat difference between them. 4
speaking the same language, having
Inc same customs, and endowed with
certain moral qualities which dis
tinGuiSh them from other groups OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Brevities Of the Screen

Florence Dcshon plays the !eadinS
feminine role In Maurice Tourncur
new picture. Caleb West Master
Diver"
In his new picture. "Smilin' Al the
Way" David Butler is supported 10y
Leatricc Joy. Lydia Icamans Titus
and Rhca liaincs.
Ethel CLAYTON. now at work on M
in a Night" for Paramount. states
that she Will go TO England TO make
two films in October.
Will Rogers is ahou; TO star, film film,
ing ALEC Lloyd. CowpunchcT, from
the story by. Eleanor Gates Helen
Chadwick Will play opposite
Tic latest benjamin Il. Hampton
feature. ''Thc Dwelling ihhce 81
Light" has been completed; and work
will begin shortly on IT, Money
Changers" by Upton Sinclair
William y. Taylor. Lasky director.
from an original story by Julia
Crawford Ivcrs. with Lewis Sargent
and Lila lee in tho featured roles.
Ann May, Harry Meyers, Lydia
Knott and Walter Perkins support
Charles Ray. in - Minutes From
broadway"
Mary Heaton, who has been work
~ ~ Mo-, u-,.r- .fore 'o~ tN- Net
three months, has been summoned 70
49,, .urr 90. ..,.... -.. .,-t -v. ~
an important role in Clothes"
Elsie ,Wo.f,, who appeared as
the Madonna IN II. ". C;-'ni-ns screen
spectacle. "lntolcrHncc." plays n.
role OF the woman IN "Dcmoc-toy-
the Vision Restored" under the direc-
ton OF William Nigh.
Frank Currier has Il prominent role
In Douglas MacI.cans and Doris
Mays Lucid Intervals" soon u he
completed III the Thomas III. Incc
studios on the west coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Lives Lost on the Titanic

Subscriber. South Boston. = One
thousand six hundred and th!rty-iive
were lost when the Titanic sank.
She had accommodations for $500
passengers and crew OF $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
;hnrse Ncgrcs. WIN sboo,,nr

Lucille Lee. colored, OF 2 Shot
Thirty-First Street. was arrested yes
tcrday. charged with shooting Ma,
thew Wiley. also colored. Accordin
TO police of tho First District, Wilc
was shot while coming out OF III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Movie Calendar

BIJOU-Pauiine- Frederick in
.f1'he Woman In titoom Thirteen"
nLuEBIItD-VnrIc
BROADwAY-.In the Land of
the HUN Hula"
COLONIAI-Brynn wnshburn
In "Mrs. Temples Telegram"
ISIS-G1Orin Swanson in "NVhy
Change Your WIfc!"
ODEOS-Anita Stewart in IAtlud
the Paint Girl"
Misunderstanding of Black EnE1c,-
md William }. Flynn story.
vICTOR-Inck Dempsey In "a
Terrible Vengeance" and "Thc
Enkcr.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
New EmotlonnI Drnma.

The Woman in Room Thirteen" is
the latest Goldwyn starring vehicle
for Pauline Frederick, and can be
seen at the Biiou Thcater for two
more days. 1t is an emotional pic
ture OF the temptations of woman
and the application of the unwritten
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Wi, Couduct MEMORIAL Services.

DR.. T. y. Calisch will conduct a
short service ut the memorial eNcr-
cises in honor Of the Confederate
dead buried i'm the Hebrew Cemetery
nrNt "Wednesday evening at 6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
"Mrs. Temples Telegram

Not that Mrs. Temple doubted her
husbands word when he told her he
had been spending the night with
his friend, John Brown. oh my, no!
She was just bit cautious. so she
sent 4 telegram to MIR. Brown ask
ing him to come and verify the story.
The trouble was. Brown existed only
in Jack Temples brain. SO lie got
his friend, Fuller, TO substitute for
Brown. And when Mrs. Brown, and
the Italian hair dresser. and the lit
tic .'vamp" all rushed OH the job
oh. boy.
1t all happens in Bryant Wash
burns latest picture, Mrs. Temples
telegram which Is on view at tho
Colonial Theater. rs Paramount
Aircraft. with Wanda Hawley as the
leading woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
"Why Change Your W'Ifcw

The latest Cecil +. DeMille produce
ton. why Change Your Wife," al
the Isis Theater. is thoroughly up
to-datc. Even prohibition has not
been forS often by the famous pro-
Queer in filming this striking story
of married life.