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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
Lively show n, ,h, Lyric

Ih"rc ~ an nl!-rOund bill showing
"a, Tn. Lyric FOR the last half of the
week featuring "a little bit OF most
everything. Ralph Don Bars Salon
SINGERS are, perhaps. the most pleas
ing thing on the bill, for their offer
ms OF classical songs by a quartet OF
mixed voices proves - real treat This
quartet II composed OF good voices
and the pianist who accompanies
them does Il few stunts on the piano
which are well worth hearing
Helen Hamilton and Jack Barnes
nav" bunch Of nonsense that en-
tertairs though IL IL were put across
DE Nv" pcoDl" less gifted with per
sonaiity t might drag. But these
Two ~" equal to the occasion. and
their act IL quite diversion.
Jacis LaHicr also has something
pood 70 offer, even though he takes
q hr"adiu!ly long time In getting at IL
liIs mon0loGuc isn't half 20 good as
the most original tricks he does a
little later on his trapcZc
Moss'uan. Winifrcd and Vance ar.
"A singing ana dabtIng trio who have
good SUM IN their act and who dc.
s.FNc a better place on the program
ih"!r dancing - especially good, and
one song. one. Two. Three. Four.
K3ckahyc. is about the catchiest
thing ever.
Closing the performance are Wright
anu wilson, scotch pantomimists In
me usual sort of stunts offered ny
,hc!r tyne OF act. and som. others
preceding IN" vaudeville "a Snub Pol
lard comedy aud Pathc News are
shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings nt Local Houses
unsolyabic Problem.

l ns0lvabfc Problem.
lilo Is mystery picture that
VAL biilic any one to solve its prob
!cm. The story itself. its treatment
ana the whole idea of the Situations
EiHcs no clue as TO the ending Of
the tale. No one but Il Br.non could
nave done ii. II could no, be made
IN America. and that is why Brcuon
took Miss Doro and "a company 10
Paris and rural London 10 make ii
so that NC on this side OF the water
could have Il new sensation and "a
new thrill u is the big outstanding
booking Of the yea. at the Rijou
Theatcr. II will be seen here again
today and tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23
Puss in Boots, Jr.
by DAVID CORY.

Here they come. here they come"
Cried Mps. Daisy Duck.
While the Old lied booster crowcd
three times
An, a 81 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23

I've laid AN egg for them To eat.
It's in my nest so clean and neat"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-23

Included arc regular J&L stock of
Sport and Tailored Suits-siZcs,
10 to 4O-reduccd regardless OF
cost, for n quick clearance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09

tended Miss Crews a few minutes
after the birth OF tine baby tssunsa
that the child lived but a few MIN
utes after it's birth. having been porn
she said. prematurely. Deputy cor,
oner w. Browne Carr VINO periorn,ea
an autopsy on the body OF the ehlld.
testified he found no evidences that
the baby had been a victim OF Nio-
lence.
AS Miss Crews did not take the
witness stand In her own deiense'
she did not tell the jurors the name
OF the father OF her baby but MIS-
Louisa Sank. poJicewoman. said me
nurse had told her the baoys ia'ner
was a Chicago physician. Before the
inquest, Miss Crews told police IN
vestigators she met the father OF the
baby while at an American base nos
pital In France, but she oechheu 10
reveal his name. stating that ne was
ma rried and she could see no reason
for exposing him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
GAYETY.
Al Reeves and His
"Beauty Show Here

Featuring Fitzgerald and Carroll.
comedians. Al Reeves Beauty Show"
Is at the Gayety this week In one OF
those breezy burlesque shows that are
so much In favor these days. Reeves
has forsaken his banjo. but he appears
for q moment in the closing number
to extol the beauty OF his living pic
lures that wind up the entertainment.
The show is divided into half a
dozen parts and sandwiched In be-
tween are a number OF meritorious
vaudeville acts. Making her FIRST APP
pearance In burlesque Marcia Moore,
who possesses personality In abund-
ance. was effective in a number OF
song hits. while Amanda Love was
effective In songs and dances.
The accordion and violin speciality
of Rubini and Rose. two pretty girls.
was easily the feature of the vaude-
VILE part OF the show. Florence Will
kinson, jazz pianist; the Big Four
Stanhope, Drury. Brown. and Pickett
-harmonists. and Ada Morse, toe
dancer. were entertaining.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
B. F. KEITH'S.
Pretty Girls and Tuneful
Bill Offered This Week.

Once upon a time we used to go to
the Follies or to some kindred must
cal offering to feast our eyes on
bevies Of pretty girls. No more. All
the prettiest damsels now are appear
ing In tho lavish revues that have
stormed the vaudeville stage in the
past few months.
A notorious bill, with pleasing va
riety Is offered at r. f. keith's this
week. The first act, that dumb"
show that is generally used to pass
away enough time for the stragglers
to get to their seats Ut seems to be
a social error to get to the theater
on timo in washlngton), is this week
extremely good.
Lucy Giilett, who styles herself the
Lady from Delft, Is juggler and
balancer way above par. Her feats
were not particularly novel. but ii Is
mething new to see q woman capa-
BILE of incroaching on the provinces
hitherto ruled by dark-visaged for
eigners. We should hate to have
Lucy get mad at us for any reason
after seeing her throw heavy chairs
in the air like so many oranges.
Mr.. Lbonati. who plays exceeding
ly well on tho xylophone, causes us
to wonder. Like he who wrote OF
Bagdad- n the subway We like to ask
questions. Why do xylophonists turn
contortionist and play as IL they were
In intense agony! Libonatrs Offer
ings were good, and he evoked real
music from his bundle OF sticks.
Eleanor Griffith and company pre-
scented . musical halftone" in song
and rhyme. 1t was different" to
say the least. There is a sort of pro-
logu" or choragus proposition. two
sirir altinR the part Of the good
and 40 bad in the heart Of Annis
Wood. Believe us in all sincerity,
we'd pick Bad any day in the week
II It is anything like the little NOR.
sci who was cast in the role. Rath-
err clever songs and dancing make
the act enjoyable.
Jack Inglis, zone Of the neighbor's
children" presents a nut" act. Ho
Is funny. but a triflc inclined to be
too broad In his humor
oh, Boy! What quartet of
peaches assist william Seabury, in
revue that has graced the Keith stage
this year. Even the lady.who-sits-
beside -at-the-theater comedies this,
and when ono woman admits that an
other Is good looking-Seabury IL
some dancer, 20 are the girls. es-
pecially the diminutive Hope sisters.
The songs are tuneful, the shimmy
contest In nowise camounaged, and
the gowns and setting are delight
to the eye. Also we must ask another
question. How do they put on that
lace ourtain-efrect hosiery without
tearing III
Talbot O'Fsrrel sings Irish songs In
a pleasing manner. Talbot weighs a
couple OF hundred and something
pounds, has q good voice and a jolly
manner. He Is apt to lose weight
over here, as he will not be able TO
get any OF Guinness famous this side
OF tho pond.
Dale and Burch offer a talky sketch
entitled the Riding Master. entertain
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09

When mother was q gtrl-in New
York-they used to say such things
and do such things as are said ana
done In "Not SO Long Ago" Fashions
have changed by now. just as those
quaint old busties have vanished
from milady's attire. giving way to
tho more daring styles OF today. And
who can visualize q mother or 1e20
gleeful over the friendship OF her
daughter for . young man because
his conversation can so broaden the
dear chiid's mindr' Girls Of today
have double-track minds OF extremely
broad gauge.
Eva lie Gaiiienne Is simply delicious
as the romantic, hb-telling Elsie
Dover. q poor seamstress, daughter
OF a dreaming inventor OF foolish
trifos. Elsie lived in . world apart
from sordid things. She dreamed
cob-webby dreams. living them from
day to day until finally they come
true. Just how they como true Is
tho story Of mot So Long Ago." a
fragile thing which may perish In
these cold March winds unless given
some nourishment But Miss lie
Gallienne needs no nourishment-
And then there's Sidney Blackmer
the lovelorn Billy Ballard. son OF the
marriage for her daughter. Ursula.
Mr.. Biackmer. like Miss lie Gallienne,
Is perfect. Struck by inconsistencies.
he Is still manly with all his gentle
| ness. What could be moro tender
| than his nnal squashing Of the mys-
FERROUS Ronald Willoughby in the
epiloEue? And that 10 but one OF
many small excellencies seen in his
portrayal Of Billy Ballard, OF New
York. in the '70s.
For those who admire delicate
things. whether animate or mani
, mate, Not So Long Ago" pleases. but
1t is with the pleasure saddened by
the thought that times have changed
since there was q reservoir at Forty
| second street, folks rode in horse
cars and ate ice cream and cake At
Delmonico's in Fourteenth street.
Charles Able. the inventor Of
| trifles, handles his lines we'll and
makes a respected father of respect
able girl stand out as worthy OF
emulation, even in these days.
mot SO Long Ago" can stand some
changes for the better, For instance,
we rather liked Rupert Hancock I'M
I'll he Haunted out Of the house in
the third act after q most theatrical
speech. He wilted, right there, in our
estimation. Maybe this quiet little
"reminiscence" will 60 on and on to
greater successes, II only that 1t
hanks back to those olden. golden
days when mother was q girl and the
same things which are done today to
more rapid music were then done to
the stately minuet. L. A. d.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09

ton ard yet Is graceful and disninsd.
. Some OF the pretty songs besides
THOSE mentioned are 1--WE Are Mis-
sionaries." You're the incest Girl 1
Ever Knew" wireless" and MAN
ana" During the singing OF wire
less" each person In the chorus has
little wireless set, and 4 myriad OF
blue sparks, with their crack, crack.
crack" keep time with the song and
tell the story OF q hearts 'pitts-pat-
pat" II. w. ID.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
NURSE-MOTHER OF DEAD
BABY LEAVES FOR HOME
Coroner's Jury Frees Miss Grace
Crews of Blame for Death
of Infant.

Freed by a coroner's jury OF any
blame for the death OF a baby boy,
born to her a month ago and which
died a short time later, Miss Grace
crewr, twsnty-four years old. an
American Red Cross nurse with the
American expeditionary forces In
France, today left with relatives for
her home In Raleigh. N. c.
The pretty nurse did not take the
witness stand. but Mrs. Annie IL
StIyers, also a trained nurse. who at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
Last Nights Theater Openings

for several minutes. Eddie yost and
company present the Love shop.
highly reminiscent OF The Bride
Shop" and "Flo-Flo.' More nretty
girls enhance the act. and Harry
Ellsworth does some Russian dane
Ing that took the house completely.
House features conclude a bill, the
IKE OF which we want TO see every
week. c. A. Lab.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
BELASCO.
"Not So Long Ago" Is q
Dainty Reminihcence.

mot so LONG 400" a reminis-
cence by Arthur Richman. and staged
by Irving Pichel, entertained a select
audience at the Belasco last night.
THE CAST:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a small package OF Hamburg
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Tablespoonful of this hamburg tea,
put a cup OF boiling water upon It.,
pour through a sieve and drink a
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most effective way to break a cold
and cure grip, as II opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens
the bowels, thus breaking a cold at
once.
1t is inexpensive and entirely veg.
etable, therefore harmless.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
NATIONAL.
The New Dictator"
Hit of the Season.

"The New Dictator" a new musical
comedy In three acts from the orlgi-
nal OF Richard Hardins-Davis: librct-
TO and lyrics by Frank Craven; music
by Silyio Helm; staged by II. IL. Burn
sidei presented by Charles billing
ham.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
FOLLY.
Max Spiegel's
Social FOllies."

MAX opIeKeIB
Social FOllies."
Melody. mirth and beauty are the
chief ingredients of Max SpieEeis
Social Follies." which opened a
weeks engagement at the Folly The
alter yesterday.
Ben Rubin took the part of q
wealthy Jewish merchant and. wit
John Quigg as his foil, number OF
amusing and highly entertaining sit
uations were produced.
Nineteen musical numbers appeared
upon the program. among which
Msdlyn Worth. Ruth Arlington and
Margie Coate scored.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-09
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1920

it. entirely too often. We were far too
busy during the recent campaigns to
call attention to the fact or we would
have done SO sooner even though the
matter is hardly worth the time. space
and effort.
Don't get uneasy, Brother Mitch.
ell, Ohio will give Harding and Cool
idgc in Nov. next Il majority over
the democratic candidates of more
than one hundred thousand and, with
the rest of the "Cottonlcss" North,
will place them in the White House
with the largest vote and majority
over Birth of a Nation" Cox and
Haiti" Roosevelt that any cnndidat
cs for the Presidency have ever re.
ccivcd That is the peace for the long
suffering American peoples sake
God is going to let us have" Fur
thermorc, there will he no more Dem
ocratic Presidents, for the next TWEEN
ty years ut least. OF this you may rest
assured.
Yes, Brother, we know our bust
ncs.!"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
THE POLITICAL SESSION OF THEs
NATIONAL RACE CONGRESS-
OF AMERICA mo

The Fifth Annual Session OF tho
National Race Congress of America,
Inc, will convene at the John Wesley
a. M. Il. Zion Church, 14th and Cor
coran streets, N. W., Washington, D.
c. October SIS 1920
Every organization in the race, in.
Guiding Churches, Leagues, and Fra
ternal Societies, is requested to SEND.
delegates to this Congress. Forward
looking men and women of the race
will be among the speakers. In view.
OF the Presidential election this fall,
this convention is Of paramount impcs
lance.
All persons who are planning TO az.
tend the Congress as delegates should
write to Rev. w. A. Taylor, Core.
spending Secretary, 2021 18th ST.,
N. W., Washington, d. C.
For information address HEAD
QUARTERS, 903 Third Street, N. w
Washington, d. c.
". II. JERNAGIN, Pres.
JOHN r. HAWKINS.
Executive Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
SENATOR HARDING AND THE
COIORED RACE

"If | have anything to do with It
there shall be good American obodi.
cree to the law. Brutal, unlawful VIC
ltnce, whether it proceeds from those
tat break the law or from those
fEat take the law into their OWN
bands, can only be DEATH with in ono
way by true Americans. Fear NOT.
Here, upon this beloved soil you shall
have that justice that every man and
woman Of lis knows would have been
prayed for. by Abraham Lincoln
Your people, by their restraint, their
Patience, their wisdom, integrity, Ia
Dor and belief in God have earned it,
and America will bcstow it,"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
FIRST MT OLIVE NOTES

Newtown, Va, Sept. 21.-The We.
men OF First Mt. Olive held their mis-
Si"hary meeting last Saturday at the
usual hour.
MIS-. Joseph Wright and sister, Mrs
'h;'rles Taylor spent last Sunday in
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w 4 ,;a,
Vcy. ''
MISS Annie Latane was the guest OF
MISS Cara Harvey last Sunday,
Iho Misses Johnson, the daughters
81 inc tate Rev. Johnson former pas.
'ol OF First Mt. Olive returned homo
a few days ago; while in this sactior,
,ney were the guests of Miss Nancy
IL. Harvey
AIRS. II. N. Lawson and little so,,
Waiter Irving left last Friday for
HpotsvlVana to spend some time with
her parents.
MI. II. M. Ruflln will sneak mr. A.,
oilVe Sunday come and hear the mos,
sage. '"1 i'ea
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
JUDGE HARRISON TO LECTURE

Judge William Fl. Harrison, Of
Chicago, Illinois, will lecture at the
City Auditorium, Monday night, Oc-
tober II, 1920, at $50 P. NJ. under
the auspices OF the Community
Welfare Association. The following
program will be rendered: Opening
song led by Orchestra; devotionals,
Rev. A. A. Hector, First Presbyter--
IAN Church; song, The All Star
Female Quartette; Presentation Of
the Speaker, Prof Nelson Williams,
Jr.; Speaker, Judge William Har-
rison, subject, "Cooperation;" song
The All Star Female Quartette.
Darius Harris, President; John S
Williams, Secretary. 3
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
IMPERIAL ORDER KING DAVID

The twelfth annual session Of the
Imperial Order of King David was
held in Louisa, Va. September Z, at
the Divine Baptist Church. Promptly
at eleven o'clock the G.. w. r., Mrs.
A. G.. Thompson sounded the gavel,
notifying her subjects to prepare for
the Kings business. It was one Of
the best sessions held since the Or
ganiZation. Good reports were heard
from new sections. The order has
more money in bank than over before
The Lord has wonderfully blessed our
work.
We lost only 35 members by death
during the year, while $50 members
were added to our ranks. Every
death claim is paid.
September and s, public exercises
were held, which were largely attend
cd by both white and colored. At the
close Of the exercises, a white lady
presented the G.. w. r. with a
beautiful bouquet Of flowers. The
body adjourned to meet the first
Tuesday IN September, 1921, with
Deborah Lodge, No. 81, Suffolk, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
TAG DAY FOR COMMUNITY HOUSE,

TAG DAY FOR COMMUNITY HOUSE
WEAR a TAG HELP TIE CAUSE;
Friday October /, 1920, is Tag Day
~ tor The Community House for Col
orcu People, Incorporated
You arc asked 10 purchase, with 4
literal contribution, a Tag, from any
o. tho volunteer workers seen on
tho streets, during this day, and wear
tho emblem, which will indicate, sill.
entity, but forcefully your interest in
the humane cause for which tho in
stitution stands,
Winter months are advancing, suir
cring and distress will he manifold
among the poor Of the city. The IN.
atitution vii be able to help liz so.
far as generous public makes ii
possible.
Many tags worn on the above date.
are guarantees Of the alienation Of
suffering OF ono or more families;
during the scvcrest winter months.
: hundreds OF cases of every descrip
ton are registered Oh the books OF
the organization, and every case calls
! fer its own, individual plan Of adj.
justmcnt. Help solve the vcXing prob
iemS; help to bring about construc.
tive adjustment; help the weaker, dc.
pcndabc brother to find himself
The purchase of Tag will helm
much in these accomplishments,
! counting in your effort.
Other organizations have made
! Spring and Summer months prcccd
! ing. The Community House has re-
; Trained until this season, when tho
approach of winter and the urgent
, need of the citys poor make tho ap
!, peal necessary.
! volunteer workers desiring to con
/ tribute service for this day, are ask
cd to call Randolph 1927 or call &c
Office, 2 W. Marshall Street.
..-- a., BUY A, TAG, ...-.. y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
ORDER OF TRUE REFORAlEIsS
MEETS IN THE FORTIErH
ANNUAL SESSION

The forticth annual session Of the
Grand Fountain, United ORDER, Of
True ,Rcformers was held In Rich
mond, Va. on September IA Is, 1G.
1920 with splendid results. rho
Grand Worthy Master, Mr.. W. S.
Woodson presided over the sessions.
About $50 delegates were in attend
ance. For harmony and a disposition
to support the administration i'll its
efforts to rebuild the Order, tho
delegates at this session showed a
greater zeal in this particular than
has been manifested for the last ten
years.
The report Of the Grand Secretary
and Grand Treasurer showed that the
total amount Of business accomplished
by the Order for the fiscal year
beginning September 1, 1919 and
ending August 81 1920, is $27, AZ -.
90. The total amount Of death cla'ins
listed by the Order from October,
1910 thru Aug. 81, 1920 is $452,71S.
rs. This includes $1G3,000 brought
over prior to 1910 The total amount
paid on death claims by tho Order
since OctGbor 1919 is &3S0,319.0S.
The total number Of new and re-
vivcd members added TO the Order
from September ], 1919 through
August 81, 1920 was 1913. Tho
present benefited membership is
5,64G. a feature Of the Grand
Masters report was the presentation
OF the following members who re
ceivcd honorable mention for mcr-
itorious work during tho year: Mrs
Louisa Saunders, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. 13lla NJ. Thompson, Rio Vista
Va ; Mcsdames H. b. Daulton and
Addie Lewis Of Smithcrs, w. Va ;
Mr.. Richmond Shelton, Dover Mines
Va. and Dr.. w. II Smith, Richmond
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-09-25
I'D 1 CO |" 1 TTC
.hlNiADC L ANjINC

In a pistol duel on lower Franklin
Street last Monday evening, John
Draycr shot Charles Hopkins, killing
him instantly. Five cmpties were
found in Hopkins gun, while there
was only one found i'm Drayer's
weapon. The trouble seemingly was
concerning the wife Of Draycr. If
colored folks continue retroSrading,
they will soon be just as bad as white
folks.
The crowd Of colored and white
women applying for registration at
the city hall grew so large that the
authorities in their otherwise fore
thought, consigned the darker con-
tingent to the lower regions Of the
City Hall. Later on in the after
noon a. white woman's pocketbool1
took the wings Of the morning and
flew to parts unknown. There was no
colored person nigh to be charged
with the theft, and the victim is re
ported to have exclaimed: "Mercy, 7
thought all of the thieves were
downstairs!" Poor deluded fish.
The main topic of interest now is
anent the registration of the colored
women. They crowd the City Hall
every day and claim they haven't
started yet. The mark is 5000.