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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
News of Fifty Years Ago

trrOns the Richmond Dispatch, Dec 20, 1S7oD
Is this paper goes 10 press 6 \. NJ the
Spptswood Hotel IS Oh lire ana will burn down.
The cry OF fire was heard less than All hour
ago and at this moment there is no hope OF
saving the structure. AS strong wind is
sweeping the flames westward. W. can give
In this issue no further particulars
The weather, which has been mild until
witn!n the last few days has suddenly given
rs real taste of winter and arc having
he coolest Christmas Day in years. Snow fell
Thursday night 70 the depth OF three inches
and the thermometer yesterday morning stood
At j" above zero. the lowest point it has
reached this winter. Ice has formed an inch
thick and will probably ha thick enough to Gu.
to-day.
The board OF directors Of the state Eank of
Virginia has declared dividend of 4 per
ccn; on; OF the profits since last July. payable
Oh and after the 18th.
IA: Woods was yesterday appointed on the
police force in place Of william Il. Purcell.
resigned.
Samuel l.. Maddox. carpctbagger. has been
removed as assistant assessor of the Second
Division OF the Third District of Virginia. and
I.and"n BOYD. an intelligent colored man. has
been appointed in his place.
President Grant has come out against the
reinova! of the national capital from wash
iaston to ST. Louis or any other Western
point
The failure OF Senator Lewis 10 get mis- bill
Tor tho removal Of political disabilities passed
viii causn vacancies In number OF Offices in
Virginia.
The bedford Sentinel Is another paper TO
come out nnedu!voca!iy in favor Of the re-
election o! Hon. John ". Johnston to the
United states Senate.
The snow les live inches deep AZ Fortress
Monroe aud the sieIsbins is said to be fine,
Tours has fallen after severe lighting be-
tween 5000 French and 10000 Prussians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
DANIELS ADVISES AGAINST
REPEAL OF LEVER ACT
says only Communicating pro,Id
%! Measure Allowed Navy
To (ct (nnl

- ~ NHHUt.hIrN Ircss
W NTlilNfTpN, Dec. 2t-t,ou,inr
"Nyn "i ;Hc Lever ACT, repeal OF While.
rs PROVIDED In hill already pnsSc,
~ The House. 's vitality Inipo,tnnt.
20 INSURE an adequate supply OF coz,
spf "a" nay! It reasonable pric.t
'u'.turE iban!"ls declared In a state
m"nt tonight lie urged crnlintiaiirr
~ the act. at least untM peace ma.
gccu formally declared"
pH.Y Us SNcrc!nc ~ tho cotumnr
H:trlng continued under the act, ~.
seer"tnry said, has the navy. In piIr.
chasing u coal. been able to 'ayoie
me prcht.erllg prices demanded l.,
summers. Nor" than 1000. coo ton,
mas been commandment by the nav
~ IN" last three years az prices rang
ihE ifcm " ton at the mines in %
'""cr' 1917, 10 si,2i last September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
ILLINOIS RAILWAY WANTS
10 TAKE OVER OWN ROAD
Frtiti"ns J. &. &. to HrcnpitaIt.e nm.
"rhf Ne" p"rutiun-WVuid
Issue SUu.u0t,. $40

~, .,{ -! AFSOEIltIu PrrNS.
W ASiilNtTON, Dec. 2f-Thc CHI
Chso ana Eastern Illinois Ra!,Sa,
pany. u new Illinois corporation
apllie today to the Interstate Corr
mtrce Commission for authority /,
,mnke over the Chicago and Easter
inihns na!lroad Company. now In tho
hands or receiver, rcort;niza II 40,
iHsh". STOCK and bonds 10 the uniou,tt
OIL approximately $500 600
~" company proposes to Issue rcr.
,sa! .nortgaE" bonds amounting :,
td.'l $500 tp mature In 1851 and 6ca,
ihS interest al . per cent ana mr..
i"rrcI stock amounting To t24 J36,i5,
91hn bc1rinH interest at q per cen,
~ also seeks permission, "a is.,,. a.
-a",VOu OF prior lien bonds al .IIcr
interest rates az may be determine.
from ti'nc 20 time. these to he use.
"Tninent and FOR purrhnslnr no,
rlmlnmeRt and making additions ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

country in suspense longer than was i'm
neratively necessary. us to identity of the
presiding genius or his kitchen during the
four years 10 come. st
lnez is to follow the Har,lings to Wash
inston This is sen1iohlcially announced
IL would be officially announced, it Is said
II the President-clect did not feel q doll
cacy In making high appointments so far
ahead OF the hour when he is to assume
the oath of Office. But enough has been
said to make certain the assumption OF the
cooks portfolio by Inez about noon on
March 4. 1921
Exactly who 1nez Ia, nobody seems quite
able to recall. AT the moment she is Il
necessary part OF the Harding household
at Marion. Ohio. She has presided over
the cooking end OF tho front-porch cstab-
lshment for many months pnst. She has
treated distinguished advisers, visitors and
other occupants OF tho Harding guest room
to superior ~afiies. fried chicken. hot bis
cults and sundry other decucies. She has
contributed handsomely to harmony now
within the party. No man.. however bell
ligerent he might be before one OF Inez's
breakfasts. has been able to bristle. after
one of them. He has been mellowcd to
the point where jrreconcilability vanishes.
One after another OF the Republican chief
tafns, II is said. has come to Marion, con-
sumed one OF Inez's meals and has left
changed man. And what happened dur
ing the campaign has been repeated with
even more effect since the assembling OF
master minds has been under way. The
Roots, the Harveys the Iioovers, tho
organs and the rest OF that contentious
group have fallen victims to Inezs cook
ing. They have been ready 20 whoop II up
for normally and any other Harding policy
after dining 1T the Harding homestead
So it comes to pass thai Incz has won
the right to go to Washington, to become
the actual il not the nominal head OF the
kitchen. cabinet and to contribute further
10 the welfare OF the nation. Whom she
will displhce. once She is installed iii the
executive mansion nobody seems TO have
learned, Nor does it matter seriously. All
Democratic oticeholders vino can be dis
lodged will go into tile discard, and the
Wilson chief cook is no doubt now drop
ping pillows out tho White House windows
TO have something soft 10 land on when
the time comes.
Exactly who inez may be- is not officially
known. 1t apparently has not occurred TO
anybody TO ask her last name! Hut that
does not matter. With :! famous first name:
lnez needs no last name al all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Crime-Ridden Gotham Now
HiccOughs
lME United News.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.--Iaris health uuthori-
t'"a a"!h theirs WAS due to = prevalence OF bal
knees. New York's health authorities won't
." quite so Tar a. that. but they don't know
!Hst what causes II here. They admit that the
'ittnr" OF some womcn's clothing would he
enough To give mere man the hiccoughs At
!rhst-and ned De lucky to escape at that.
In all cventS--hic- York has EN- now.
'hc% may have come over from Paris and
may bc Ncw Norh's own DIR. Royal $. Cope
i"nd city health chief. officially recognizes the
arrival OF the diaphraSmic CONFUSION and
recommends 10 the growing club of hiccuugh-
crs the following heroic measures. which may
be ;r:cd on anyonc's rug front porch:
Lie down nn the back. doubling the knees.
Relax the abdominal ribs, pressing The fingers
under them"
Should this fail 10 work. a spoonful Of sugar.
saturated with vinegar. is said 10 be beneficial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TO
ACCOMPANY GREAT PICTURE
Fine Organization Of Musicians VIII
Plny Mt Strand Next
WppE

Not the least important feature OF
the presentation OF y. ". Grinith's
nhotodrama, way Down East" M
the strand Theater beginning Mon
day evening for, three nights. and
tuesday ana "Wednesday matinees, is
The orchestra! accompaniment
good sized symphony orchestra trav-
els with the various presentation or
gnn!zations and each member has
been thoroughly trained In his work
by taking part in the huge orchcs-
ira that IS used III connection with
The showing at the rorty-fourth
street Theater. in New York
Before musician IL engaged 10 go
on tour with Way Down East lie
must have been IA member OF the New
York organization for at least two
weeks. The incidental music offered
!hrouShout the filming OF the scenes
IS the joint work of I.ouis Snverj and
William +. Peters Al;hnucG, in Dis
main composed o. familiar times
much % the work Is original. par
uc1iarly' In emphasizing tense scenes.
anu The construction reflects no little
credit upon tho composers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
fhe Kitchen" Ca,in.,

a FEELING OF genuine and profound
reiief viii DE felt over The announce
n:ent that at least one of the major an
pointments which Senator Harding is 10
make is now a settled matter This is MOI
a Cabnct announcement. il is true or an
appointment TO the United States Supreme
Court or the selection Of Il new peace com
mission or even the designation OF a.i ann
bassador 10 the Cour: of ST. James
These are relatively unimportant mat
ters, after all. They are not TO be con
sidered or mentioned in the same breath
with the appointment of White House
cook To serve during he incumbency of
Warren G.. Harding. And because OF It's
Vital bearing upon the domestic affairs OF
tho nation, Mr. Harding has not kept tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
An Open Letter IL Santa cInr..

hate to worry Santa Claus; hate to bother
hih'' because hs has so much to do. So many
stockings Inc must stun. doubt II he Will have
enough 20 so around. don't you?
I've got ny hesith-that is. I'm not AN IN
'S''u upon cot. or anything like that /
nave t"n lega and arms 10 match. u ieccn: hat
my Top 10 thatci,. and turkey in tn. fiat
nave wife who knows the stunt % pu:-
ling ap decent front on modest revenue Ms
Jon ~ saie-a!d So you see. Santa can vcvy
Wen SKIP me; ana couldn't ne skip you?
pown IN M. heart know there arc FOLKS
needing Santa more by far than l. aud So I
wish he'd takc little from my store and
send l. where It's needed ino-e-nil some more
cD,ptY dts!.
"a FAthe: see my stocking swing empty. Il
chi!GTen onl; sing where hard worked mothers
Weep. would enjoy nay Christmas more Tor
that's wha. Chr!s,mases are for, and nay Jew
wants will keep.
81 SantA Claus. old top. 4 .!p: Just lei your
I"cie iielrE siir and go down the street,
md ,eavs a little Christmas cheer 20 ,lrs some
i''" ici1c"a tear whore faith and hunger
meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
THINKS MISSING hipMEM
SAFE AT REMOTE POST
hciicf-Pnrty liend H"lIcv.s Me, A.,
h"thg tnrcd for by Indians
or TrnIcrs.
" y Associated Press.

OTTAWA. ONT Dar a.,
n,". IN. hr:" United States naval Of
,ursrs who left RCckpway Paint
w"ek ago last Monday I'm the
n,c". ON, A,'5'> on m endurance
,rpn"rs or w"r. being cared 90 ~.
'nnl'nS IN the Lax" country w,, ~
a,n@rfn, '"nnT by Lieutenant Evans.
L'"h aviator S"ut hero Ia dirnn.
"r'rh Tor tho missing h,lInnn;r,, e''
nr"' hnr-al rm"n," no soid "or.
nos, nFSn,%d'v IN tho nrnn hnunIn'I
rohn,. ~ H., M,S'rS SIN. sbitihf and ST.
'nrnv dovs f"r IN" a'rm"n /" r r"nu,r .,
"oint of comInunication 'c"ch q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
WILSON C0NGRATULATES
NEW PRESIDENT OF CHILE
Executive "f South American It.,,b-
He Takes Oath of Oiiir-
on Ihursdny,

-! NS"OVIAttU Mess
W SliINC;rON. Dee. 23.-I.r.sfient
W iiS"n message to Arturo AIns-
S,Hnhnri' tnc new President of chile,
"tSb.'tned yesterday On III" occa!.tn
.! NJ. Aicssaniri's inauguration, as
mac" public today by the state De
1arlncn,. |: follows:
IA Ia: namo 81 the government
III my own behalf offer To Your en-
cheney sincere CONCENTRATIONS on
your Induction Into thu nigh ono"
Their hes, wishes tina, ,,yI.- ,'.,,.
Wise direction your adninis;ra;I',n
may c"nduce. 10 your own Hood fame
mHh !" the Increased happiness and
prosperity of the Chilean p,oDl, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
"IIish society" Flyer.

III. fair young maid was nn "x-
pert handler OF checks. but alas for
all her soaring ambition. they were
nat checks, not bank checks. And
she did need money badly. too. Tor
her folks At home were about 10 be
WsposScsscd because they couldn't
little moth f'uttered about among the
real butterflies Of high society makes
one of the smartcst comedies you can
Imagine. with B.bc Daniels tic star.
Don't 10; anything prevent you from
sceinS on Never Can Tell" at the
Broadway Theutcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
GOODYEAR STOCKHOLDERS
APPROVE BIG BOND ISSUE
Authorize s5D.OOO.tNo In New Serur,.
"es' despite Suit brought by
Smnil Shareholders.
[ by \ sSOcintcd Pre-

.I-pTtH-' .rrIr"c!ntcu ireS5.l
HNi.oN, ONO. Dee. 2i.--Stockhoid-
crS o! the Goodyear Tire and puhhsr
oinpahy this morning voted to All
!hIri%c directors IL, Issue s5O,UOO. 0oO
III bonds and then adjourned unit. De.
eInDer ~. when directors viii re-
FranS :. Monnctt. former attorney
Echcrhi OF Ohio. who recently failed
IN "a suit ;ilcd in Columbus 10 obtain
=, acrouhting Of the affairs OF the
Goodyear Company. led n small rrnnn
OF stockholders in opposing the bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
FARMERS IN ARGENTINA
START TO GROW COTTON
rue commissioners Hrndy REPORTS
HErnrihhs Are Taking BIg
tntcrcts In Ihdustrx

I 8
ASH lNGrON. Dec. "a 1,rud.
oo"inH'iSSi"n"r George s. Brady. al
., f'4r.;gn ami Domestic CONNIE rrn
,hht Northern Argentine farmers src
ta%!ns a big interest in cotton crow
Mr.. Brady reported that s,,r,,os
M;tNc "een gent To Europe and nro7
hohn'cd as FIRST class by merchanis
,,nert' ana that federation has been
"I cotton this year. '''P
liundreds OF acres IN Northern Ar
Etht!na. ms said. nave been cuItivatei
In cotton '''c''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %. 1870.
a Presidential Beau Erummel

I HARDING Is indicated His open mind
L edness and his willingness TO hear
every side OF great problems before rem
dering his decisions are bcaring fruit. For
weeks now, ever since his return from Pan
ana, he has gathered about him the coun.
try's best minds" No pernle1ing public
questions, II may be presumed. have been
overlooked n these daily conferences Root
has advised with him on foreign relations,
Bryan has talked to him abou; peace and
prohibition, and Colonel Harvey has fur
nished him with 4 compendium on how :.
President should comport himself on every
occasion.
Naturally, the couu:ry awaits sith breath
that would g bated-e1Cept that NJ Bryan
banished all the bait--to hear the decisions
arrived al 6y the President-elect. and now
they are beginning to reap the reward OF
their expectancy. The first formal an
uounca-neHt comes III the nature of 4 sur
prise, : fashion SGT b. tile size OF his ma
!ority. Among the best minds" al Marion
there Is one mentioned now 70, the first
time, one who, perhaps. will go down into
history u companion figure 10 President
Lincoln : Major Shirts (Madc- your-Shirts)
This best mind" is in the possession OF one
Paul T. Gettuli, OF Toledo the President
elects private tailor. Dr. Gcttum. it APP
pears, is the only person who has been abl.
TO divide time with Colonel Harvey but the
conferences have been worth While
The Immediate fruit Of the conferences
with DR.. Gettun is that all American males
who voted for Senator MISUNDERSTANDING
The male population. oXcep. Il fea reca!ci-
trant ones in the South must urepara 10
make certain sartorial changes for The
Senator and his tailoG have decided on VIVA,
styles the next President will lead
First article in the sartorlal covenan, de-
crecs that business men Shall 20 10 their
oihces CARRIED in greens. blues or blacks
with white stripes, ana ''oro must ~ no
cuffs on the trousers. Wise choice poiiti-
Pally The green for Ireland Tho blue. for
the Lord Day Alliance ana the blacks for
The eighteenth amendment nourncrs. tho
lack OF cuff symhoizing the peaceful intent.
of the new administration
When the President goes a-rolfrg he wil!
be clothed in tan with tiny blue stripes.
and when summer comes he viii affect
hanne!s. this time With cuffs ON The uroei-
Dental pants. His summer clothes are TO
nave patch pockets ana skeleton Innings
the patches and skeletons perhaps a son
10 our well-hnowB Holsheyist clcrnon, Ms
dinner coats and evening suits are In tb,
STANDARD conventional style" a concession
10 the times which make new ones imros.
sioic Bat he strikes body blow a, Grimm
ed purses in mandating that liz fnr-
ilned oNercoat is de rigeur And. inst lis
zen 10 THIS. ne going to take his tailor win
him to Washington to 500 that he wears ,)
proper clothes at tie proper time, Shades
OF Tom jefferson. who tied his mar I, 4.
hickory limb while ho went in to lie IN.
augurated.
There you have to date The most mo.
Inentous results Of the conferences wi,l
best minds Other things may fonov,
triVinlS ike ne aasurI.,i,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Enjoy Fine support.

on" nf tho outstanding features of
Ihs Way OF Woman" At the Isis.
!. tht wonderful cast in support OF
Miss Taimadgr and Mr, Te,,Ic or
irude Berkeley, known az The great
tst mother on the screen" plays h.r
customary, role Of uc sympathct!c
m"ther Johyna llowiand. who play
ed in ~ Little Jonrncv'' Nv E.rL.i
'roth"rs, has an important role In the
Sast. others ia the east are Iiassa;d
snort. who has an important roe In
rhst Is West. stuart Holmes. Mac
Humphreys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
M0TInN-PlcTURE DIRECTOR
TAKES BRIDE UNANNOUNCEO
Hobart tosworfh md Mrs. Cecil. G.
Percivnl Surprise Friends in
Movie Colony
Ilv limited News


Los ANGELES. Dec. 2i.-1'hc mo-
hav of the unannounccd marriage OF
Hobart kOsworth. screen writer and
director. 10 Mrs. Cecle s. Pcrcival.
Thc marriage was performed in san
Diego Wednesday night by Justice
OF ho peace. Mrs Perciral WAS The
widow Of Harold Pcrcivsl up to The
time Of his death in 1918 art dircc-
tor CT the Inco studios
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

POM tells his victims 70 cheer up. F!ra.
'hins wc know Mr.. vostead will le wishing
u5 a Merry Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

comedy. '"'
N.ApENN-k-i,h Vaudeville.
HiJot-Enid bennett. In .SIIL
Hosiery"
Hi.t EHIRD-Vnririy Program.
hnntDWiti = .'You Never cnu
TriI." ,"h
siS-N"rmn TnIn,ndgr, In .rbc
"h, Of IL Woman"
LiRiC--Silan Dwan'. ..rbe For
bldacn ThinH.-
o1EoN-Mnry pirkTord In IRE
oe"'a OF suhnJhrook Farm"
TOR - Dnruth, Dalton md
'hhries my in "Hn"k or the MINI"
NI:N-"supermnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

The nanviiic Register after studyinr tho
MINK out In all of It's phases. has reached this
conclusions: After all Is said that can be said
ABOUT reimbursement. business conditions and
'he OUTLOOK In commercial and Industrial lines
.ne outstanding and fundamental fact remains
'n"' prosperity tx largely homes made ar
'io'e' And with that for text tho Register
Preaehes sermon buying At home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Dorothy. Dalton Mt Victor.

H"nVtNy DaIton. In "Nuck % mo
Man. al the Victor today. is fortu-
Hate III haH!nE IL splendid support
Ing cast. including Charles Raw. TN.
story Is one ~ unusua! interest II
nag aS is companion attraction Mack
scnnct's 1t Pays to Exercise"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

tne NeSport News Press does Il little par.
""haoie boastins follows: Newport News
ioiiac report that the past two weeks have
ossh the Guletest, so Tar as criminal activitios
are concerned OF any period within years
WIN cFiin" waves in virul"nt progress In
'ahE largo cities W. secm Cor once 10 he
fortunate In standing apart from vicious
fashion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
These lbayS.

'c'mon Mary; hurry up Wen be late FOR
church
res. J"hn: waii'il get on my ours aud II
couple or diamond rings Now I'm All ready
but one thing"
whats that
we can get It on the Nay, at the drugstore
want change for q nickel"
Coed morning. Jones: have YOU hr.r ,ru--
dered or anything?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
"SIik nn.Irrr. n ,.i,

En'u Bcnnctt's new Paramount pic
tur.. SILK Hosiery a romantic story
Win novel finish, has made a bly
MT az the Bijou Thcater where II is
the feature this week The pictur.
has h"on sumptuOUsly produced and
me supporting cast Is far abov. the
average.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Mary I,Ickford thnr,n,

Mary pIckford delighted Od.on pa
irons Yesterday In her delightfu!
Characterization of "Robccca" In RE
becch OF Snnnybrook Farm" pic.
Iurization %! Tho charming play hy
Kate Douglas Wiggin ami charlrtt.
Thompson. II remains OYER again TO-
day as the special Christmas Offering
OF this theater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
AGED VETERAN KILLED
Vile! Cooper itun Over Nenr Mnr.
tinsvilic by Norfolk and
Wcsferu Train

Sncclnl Ia The Times Disnatch.l
DANV1LLE, VA. Dec al.-Wiley
Cooper. aged so. q Confederate vet
eran' was killed this morning by a
Norfolk and Western train near Mar
tinsville. when ne was surprised al 3,
crossing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
SEEN UN The SIDE
III HENRY EDWARD WARNER
ChanIeS.

.r' Changes.
There was time when tho stili. small voice
Was the ruler Of life alone,
But tho whisper now Is lost In the din
or tho Popular Megaphonc.
And the man who encc in his virtues stood
Modest. and shyly aioof,
ls yelling his claims at the top Of his voice
From tie peak Of tho highest roof.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Offers "rhunderbuIt Jnrh."

Jack lfoXic and Marin SAILS will Ia.
seen az the Rex Thcater today In
Ihunderholt Jack" sensational
Picture of many thrills and speedy
action. 1t is the second episode in 4,
series being produced by these po;-
tiar stars ana is expected 10 meet
with high favor today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Cinema Programs
II Stirring Drama,

tcrs--suotlc, and set poignant,
IA ~ h"nuuncemcnt, Thut's "rh.
Forbidden Th!ng," a; The Lyric. Cross
currents or human passion ever nlny-
ing at cross PURPOSES Tn. srirt.,t,I
ArrsE.d against tnc physical Ia the
taco for love.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

hot been shattered by commercia,Isn, II Is
That thought and that fact which give com.
iore at Christmas to those who have the VA.
cant chair Mt home: who mourn the absence
OF eai''nt loved ones that made the sublime
sacrifice for an idoal--Nawport News Times
Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Dramas and Comcalc..

Dramas, comedies aad news reels
will compose tho variety program of
fercd for the weck-end at the Blue
biru Thcater. Several novel features
Will be introduced on the screen which
should prove most appealing TO pa
irons OF the Bluebird
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

Virginia seems TO stand alone among the
states ia not boosting candidate 10: :h,
Harding of,ical family. surely /; can Dig up
ut least one stick OF Cabinet timber.
Sweet police girls nj Atlantic CITY mex. sea.
son vii! he Clothed wish authority" Thut
resort - doing lis advertising early.
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