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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Tubcrclc DncilIi.

,,opSrieh: 1871 by Nat ~" suaucr Servic.
i"c reports spread broadcast b. conscience
ie"s crooks who market certain CONSUMPTION
cures tako advantage of several popular cr-
TOTS FIRST laymen generally imagine that
'uo''cuiosis (consunption) docs not occur in
persons VINO arc stout overweight. or
course that Is mistake. for CONSUMPTION
p'eh occurs in persons who are normal or
above normal in weight
Inc second popular misconccptIon is that the
NUMBER or tubercle bac!lli Consumption ,.crms)
iound in the patients spit when this IS ex-
"Ihinea with the microscope liz an indication
VI TIE severity or stage OF the disease. AS n
matter OF met there is ground whatever for
Such Il notion. The comparative number OF
germs found at any particular examination is
ehlirelF matter OF accident. The po!nt in
'hat IL any tuberclc baciili at all are found no
matter now Few or how many. that signifies an
active ana we'll established tuberculosis IL no
germs arc found. that does not signify that
INC patieht has no tuberculosis, for In some
e"scs Oh advanced lung tuberculosis IL may
require a long series OF sputun tests before
tho oicii1 arc found. Then. too, In the YER.
ocsihnthE or lung tuberculosis. the jncipicnt
stage. when tho diagnosis is SO important but
SO seldom made because the patient usual y
postponcS seeking medical dvicc or strives TO
c'auo examination OF the naked chest no
oaciih VIII DO found in the sputun, as n rulc
LOT inc reason that the lung has not vet be-
cofhe raw or liberated and Is not giving off
any germs. In fact, experienced physi-
e'ans insist that can no longer say tho
disease is in the beginning of inCipient stage
when tubercle bacilli are found IN the snu-
tunL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
LEGION DEN0UNCEs FIGHT
ON TUBERCULOSIS CAMPS
Patriotism Died When Bands
Quit Playing" Statement Says
OF "Mcrccnary MctidIcrs."
INV NsSOclntcd Prnsa 4

wASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Denuncjo-
ton of agitation In various locniiti".
hgainst tho location OF hospitals for
N,servicc men. particularly TUDOR
SuIosis snnitariums. was made hero
last night by the American Lcgion's
ihalionai legislative committee. The
legion from The national commander
waite In the ranks Is going to bat"
against "mcrcennry meddlcrs whose
patriotism died when tho bands uuIt
playing" the statement said
In Boise. Idaho. is n hospital of
ut least 200 beds which the public
health service has leased" il con-
tinued. powerful local Influences
tuherculars there. and prefer ro-
mount station instead. Things have
co'ae to pretty pass when horses
arc TO be taken care OF in preference
to disabled American soldiers
-, Ictty politicians in Johnson City,
Icntl.. raised heaven and On rtf to pre-
Vent the government opening the ma
tional soldiers homo for cN-scrvice
men SUFFERING from tuberculosis. Up
mcddlers. whose patriotism died when
the bands quit playing have raised
100000 TO keep tho United states
Public Health Service from getting
Asbury Hospital for cX-scrvice men.
ot'icials OF the health service havc
admitted to us that one OF the things
they have been up against the hard
est IN getting hospitals had been the
political pressure brought to bear
against them In local communities"
The committee said that Il had
been advised that $50 "tubcrcular OK
service men in Tucson. Arizona were
destitute and without shelter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
FEMALE IMPERSONATOR is
AN ACADEMY ATTRACTION
Hal SprinEford Declared to lie the
Julian EftinRe OF tthc)
Vaudeville Stnuc

Among the unique attractions OF
tho now bill at the Academy OF Music
today. Tuesday and Wednesday is
Hal Springford. the English female
impersonator. Julian Il.ingc must
inevitably serve as a comparison for
all Of the artists engaged In his
style OF work. II remains however.
FOR Hal r!ngford 10 institute limo
vations In this FORM Of diversion Mr..
Springford makes decidedly attrnc-
tive and fascinating "comcd!cnne."
His appearance. voice. grace and In
gesture he succeeds in GidIng every
masculine trait and becomes not only
an attractive young woman, but an
exceedingly clever one.
The new show includes two other
Imported acts. one OF which is the
dancing and athletic spectacle pro.
gram as six Imps and Girl" The
men o: the troupe are Arabian whirl-
wind dancers and gymnasts. The girl
Is danseusc. Two knockabouts, the
round OF songs and dances. The act Is
said TO ~ laughing hit.
Leon Kimberly. Helen Page and
Company will be seen in Location"
a iampoon of the motion picture stu
do. Miss Page nortraying a movie"
star and Kimberly IL director. Also
there Will be Denis Chabot. Belgian
comedian, and NoneTtc Tortlrl a
pert and volatile French COM
cdienne. who sings and dances. They
have smart variety act. Ncw mo
vics" will supplement- the vaudeville
attractions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
News Of Fifty Years Ago

H'rom the Richmond Dispatch Dee. 6. 1900
The report OF tho Chief of Police for No
vember shows there in that month 40
arrcsts--2lC of white and 224 of colored folks.
During November. sixty criminal cases were
tried in the Hastings Court. ten felonies and
NIFTY msdcmcanors There were convictions In
seven OF the felony cases.
The improvements and repairs to the Capitol
be in apple-pie order when, the Legislature
cunycncS
The Governor on Saturday appointed Colonel
Richard ~. Booker tobacco inspector at Farm
Vile on behalf Of the State. and T. Il. Rice
on behalf of the warehouse proprietor
Married. November 80. at Centenary Meth
Captain y. w. CARRIER and Miss Jennie s.
ArIn!s;cad, both of Richmond.
Rev. t. w. Hooper has been regularly in
stalled AK pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
Church OF LynchburE.
the separation of West Virginia from Virginia
VIII be argued in the Supreme Court OF the
United States next week.
Hon Josiah Turner, editor of the Raleigh
Sentinel. and cX-United States Senator Cling
Saturday. Mr.. Clingman. Who mado the at
tack. was very badly injured about the head.
ana Mr. Turner received two severe
blows.
fight for $4,000 side has been arranged
between Mace and Coburn. the fight to como
CIT In Canada, Virginia North Carolina.
The Paris authorities have ordered that tho
movements Of the French armies be not pub
lished- @9 s,.5s
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Navy Men "Best Fed in World
tBy Associated Press. I


WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Claim SIN NAV be
made that the American navy is the best fed
body OF men in the world. Samuel McCowan,
paymaster- general Of the navy declared In
his annual report, made public today In ,;un-
port OF his statement, RcarAdnral McGowan
cites the following order issued by Admiral
Wilson. commander of the Atlantic fleet:
Due to general excellence Of present navy
ration and living conditions on board ships
OF the Neet. training tables for athletic
events considered Unnecessary and are
therefore forbidden
Surplus provisions left over after filling the
wartime need. Admiral McGowan said have
been disposed of at reasonable prices He
added that new stocks OF the current sea
sons pack were being obtained in sufficient
quantities to meet the estimated requirements
for the coming year
Increase in the price Of foodstuns during
inc year were reflected in the cost Of the
navy ration, which rose to an average of To.5
cents, as compared with 55.7 cents in 1913
ana pre-war average of around 81 cents.
Admiral McGowan asserted that final fig
ures showed that the navy subsistcd 900 900
Troops en- route TO France and 100000 re-
turning troops. In connection with the war
tiine work OF the subsistence branch, he said:
Despite the scarcity of certain articles of
1000 and the constant and persistent pres
cure from outside amounting in effect TO
actual propaganda for relaxation OF the rigid
ity OF the navy's specifications, especially on
meats no such thing was done and the stan
uard OF subsistence never lowered"
Hdmirai MCGOWAN estimated that the navy
curing the three years from the outbreak OF
the war TO the first OF last April spent more
than $4,l93e00.oOo, and third times
as much as had been expended during the
previous l23 years of the navy's history. dur
ing which time II engaged in four wars.
Progress in the sale of surplus vessels by
inc navy was described by the paymastc err
genera! as satisfactory. During the last fis-
cal year these sales amounted to more than
S5.oO0.oOo although most of tho vessels sold
were small craft.
one OF the chief recommendations made by
Admiral MCGOWAN is that the navy coalIng
plants at New York and Boston be located on
government owned property.
Admiral McGowan's report revealed that the
Navy Department made n profit the sales OF
surplus materials. The paymaster gene al
estimated the receipts from sales Of surplus
stocks during the fiscal year at $10.l32, 06l
and the cost or appraised value Of the :
tcr!als at SCG.5"O SOS. making the net profit to
Inc department more than $3,50o.o00.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
"TURN TO THE RIGHT" TO
PLAY HERE FOR WEEKEND
Noted Comedy Returns Ia Richmond
for Three Performances
at Strand.

Peach jam is no more wholesome.
spicy and tasty TO the palate than
arc the hearty laughs that will be
cngendered at the Strand Friday and
Saturday and Saturday matinee. by
john Goiden's comedy success. Turn
10 the Right" of which said jam Is
the CHIEF ingredient.
Jam has been known to revive
failing appetites and jaded thcater-
goers here will experience n resus-
citation under the def treatment OF
this widely-praised mixture of love.
laughter and heart -ulrobs. 1t is diff.
fcrent and yet reminiscent of plays
like Way Down East" Checkers
and '"rhc Fortune Hunter" that it
cannot help attracting capacity au-
diences.
The simple and homcly virtues that
made The Music Master" great
success are paramount In Turn to
the Right" There are tears and
laughter In the same breath. The
New York Chicago production will
be seen here. Tho advance sale will
open this morning.
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TROOPS IN M|NGO PASS
QUIET WEEK, Says HALL
Few Sporadic Outbursts of Firing
From Hills First Day or
Two RcDOrtcd

~ WILLIAMSON. w. VA. Dec. g.
The first week OF military occur.tion
In the Mingo County coal str!ka dis
trict has passed without u single
Herman Hall. commanding the pro-
vis'onal battalion here said today.
There had been n few sporadic out
bursts OF firing from the hills into
first day or two of the troops arrival.
but this had ceased until Erid,y
Night last. when a detachment OF SOL
dicrs were fred upon from the KEN
about fifteen miles from Williamson
colonel Hall said he had learned to-
day.
, This Is tho second time the troops
have been under rihe fire at Rose
Siding. the FIRST occurring last sun
day. the day the soldiers marched in
from Camp Sherman.
After the publication OF n state
ment last night by tho United Mino
Workers headquarters that they wore
ready to meet The operators In an
attempt TO reach settlement Of
nci3ls OF the Williamson Coal Opera
tora Association declined to mako
Il statement.
a second statement was issued by
the United Mine Workers tonight re-
iteratinG their desire TO confer with
the operators to bring about settle
mcnt Of the strike. or at least mako
public, through tho conference their
SIDE and that OF the operators to-
getkcr.
Possible usn OF Federal troops
along the narrow strip Of Pike co,In-
~. Ky. on the West Virginia border.
was forecast as the result OF n con-
ference between Colonel Hail and
Acknowledgement Jackson MorriR, of
Kentucky.
Continuing tho policy OF cleaning
up Williamson. raids were conduct
cd by Tho police Last night netting
Them about score OF alleged gamb-
lcrs. an alleged bootlcgger and other
undesirable characters who had failed
10 take warning to leave the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
The Poets Conner
Back to Normal.

bucR 10 normal.
Strikers Battle with Police"
Missing Trustee Caught In Maine.S
Pond Theft Records Show Increases
'Model Wants Ten Thousand Cash.
"Sportsman's Death n Mystery"
MANY Caught In Oil Stock Crash
Mob in Georgia Lynches Three
kidnapped Boy Was Seen on Train.s
Says Drug Traffic Centers Iere'r
seek Police Chiefs Bail in vain"
Heirs Break viii Of Financicr
Death in Wake OF Taxi Ride"
"Rediscount Order Signed by
Jokes on Me- Writes Suicido"
Vice Committee Files Report.
Mrs. Smythe-Brown Wins Divorcer
Seven Held In Murder Plot"
"Slhyer Dies without Rninorsc"
Charges Witnesses -Wnro BotIphte
Minister Led Double Lilo"
state Wide Graft Probo Under
Jury Frees Dead Ciubmnn,s wiz.
president Says Bank Can't PAY.
"Pronteers Got Yoar In jail.
Thieves Take MIli's Entire Stocks
Smuggied Wines Marked Gdnger
"plaokhand Bomb WRECKS city
Crooked Dick was heard to mourn
Days that saw no war begun:
SO a world OF JOY forlorn
Spies Its shadow In tho sun.
b marc Connolly In Lila,
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"liGHTNlN'" WILL STRIKE
STRAND THEATER TONIGHT
Famous Comedy VIII Open Engage
ment of Three Days In
HIChiupnu.

and praise. 'Tigh,n.n'" will strike
the Strand tonight. Producer John
Golden is sending the only company
presenting the famous comedy on
tour. which has been booked In a
limited number of Southern cities
preliminary TO its opening in Chicago
u little later in the season. The en-
Sagemcnt here is for three days. with
matinee Wednesday,
Milton Mobiles. dean OF American
character actors and wcll-remem-
hcrcd by older playgocrs as a ropu-
lar star In the earlier days Will be
seen in the title role and IL is =.
SAT" prediction that Richmond people
VIII enjoy his characterization of
liill Jones. the whimsical old In
ebriatc about whom the action
p!votS.
Bessie Bacon, daughter of Frank
Bacon. viii be seen as Margaret Da-
Wis. the vaudeville actress whose di-
Horcc suit invests the famous court
room scene with many of it's best
laughs. Eleanor Sandman plays MIL
dred Buckley and Stuart Fox. John
Marvin. Others in the cast are Percy
Winter, Frank Thornton. Barney
Gilmore. Felix Hancy. Harry Buch-
anan. Johnnie LeFevrc. Emory Bunk
all. Jchn Seymour. Marie Reels De-
Camp, Helen Rutan. Homer Hunt,
Pauline Moxon. Nina Shirley and
Joan Shaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Dopc-l)rcnmer.


Maybe you have met the Fellow:
lie is tall. and smooth. and thin
Ahd his fingers are stained yellow.
Ana he has n pointed chin:
ANA he has way or walking
Like cat, and has an air
OF u Crocsus when he's talking
OF landed millionaire
II it's stocks. he'll lead you TO then
with the dash Of one who knows,
-\s for bonds. none ever knew them
AS this Wise-Guy Fellow does.
Schemes TO coin the smiling dollar
Fairly blossom in his bean
And h1 Knows just how to collar
Every jitney in jeani
Her Il Pon1i, he's a wizard
iics Il shark, and he could make
summer bloom beneath 4 blizzard
Arid s.nds his thirst 10 shake!
Miracles have nothing on him
He is full OF frcnzicd tricks
And enaFl that troubles banker.
lie could very quickly fix
>" lie gees on dreaming dreaming
Foolish castles in the air
so nc goes. forever schcminE
This potential millionaire.
swinging high with fortunes tairj,a
In poppy-laden breeze
Piuckins hypothetic cherries
From imaginary trees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

,.rr rp,toSE. Randolph
I. Private prnnch II.
change connecting VIZ"
al departments.
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Questions and Answers.

MoFies-Are movies injurious to tho eyes II
attended twice week? Is il Injurious to the
eyes to work in n basement with artificial cleo
tric light ali the time: Does the daily drink
ing OF olive oil prevent appendicitis or gall
stones? ~ :. ~
Answer-Only films which cause rainy" an
pearance thms too worn and scratched N In
iict longer on the public) injure the eyes now.
adays. II the lighting in the basement Il,
g!arinE. II Is bad for your eyes Olive oil
prevents neither appendicitis nor Ealls,ones;
1t is a food and an inferior laxative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Screen Calendar

X a D-S"LiE h tnin'.- With
Milton Mobiles.
ACADISMf-ItcIth vaudeville.
HlJot-brynnt wnShburn. In
"BurSInr Proof"
I'LL ItD-MnrEueritn Fisher,
In "The Gnmcstcrs-"
HitoADWAS-Mr. mud Mrs. Cnr-
'"r behnveh. In erwin B~ds.7
:, isiS-WiliInm y. Hurt. In .1'he
Testing Hiock."
IiItiC-Thumas N.,rsnn T.,
conrad In Quest OF Ills Iouth. ~
oDhoN-ncrt I.ytcn. In .DThe
Pr'c~ of Redemption"
itEN-"IIaot" Gibson. I'm ..,r,,
.'rh On.-
NICrOR-R0brrt W'nr,>,cr a.,
secret Service"
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MRS. MACSWINEY SMILES
PLEASURE AT RECEPTION
Attends High Mass, Lunches With
Friends, and Pays Call
TO DE ynlern.
"A bragg

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--Wearing a
smile which. she said. mirrored the
happiness she feels at her reception
In America Mrs. Muricl Ma cSwiney
attended high mass IN st. Patrick 8
Cathedral this morning. eluded q
crowd which gathered outside to
greet her. iunchcd with members of
her party. and then made an official
call on Eamonn do Valera, "presi-
dent OF the Irish republic"
Several thousand persons waited
outside the cathedral until Mrs. Mac
Swiney. accompanied by her sister
in-law. Miss Mary MacSwincy. Frank
=. Walsh. Mrs. Walsh and Harry Bo-
land. secretary to Mr.. de Valera, ar
rived. Every available seat in the
cathedral was occupied. and many
stood in the aisles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
y bigger navy

ne seth!oihciai announcement that the
Navy Department viii recommend TO Con.
'gress at the coming session an enlargement
OF the present naval building program to
such an extent that this country will have
potentially, two great independent battle
heets, raises again the general question of
Narmaments and possible disarmament It
means that this question will be vigorously
debatea4 pn the floor of the House and SEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Warwick I'm .sccrct Scrx,c.,

Lovely. charming and talented
Wanda liawley plays the leading
feminine part In "Sccre, Service"
w imam E!Ilettc's famous drama of
the civil War. in which Major Robert
warwick is featured. and which will
be presented as a Paramount Art
craft snec!ai at the Victor Thenter
today. MISS tiawlcy is prime ia
vor.te with film fans cvcrywhera and
she has appeared with great success
III numerous Paramount and Aircraft
photoplayS. She is not only hcauti-
ful but finished actress as we'll
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Cinema Programs


Ihohns MriRhan, in "Conrnd In
guest OF His Youth" at the Lyric this
picture based on Leonard Nerr,ck!s
famous novel OF the same name. Con
RAD Warrener is an army officer who
mas himself old in middle life and
no Bofs IN search OF his youth with
interesting results. SIarEarct LoomIs
~ the leading woman and heads a
me supporting company including
among others such wsllknown play
Williams. Aaym kclso. and SyIvia
Ashton.
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Troop. E.capc tn polnna

WARSAW. Dec. 5.-Two thousand
men. who arc members of the Ir-
regular forces commanded by Gems
eral Balakovitch. have escaped from
the Boishevists and have found
refuge In Roland. where they have
oeeh informed. The remainder OF his
troops numbering about 1000. have
peeh captured By the Soviet armies.
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Commissioners in Medical Corp,.

WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. 5.-Dr.
Harry Wall. OF Norfolk. who has
medical corps. United States Army,
is son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam w. Wall. of Winchester. and has
boon practicing his profession for q
he also has boon attached to the sur
gical stan OF st. Vinoent's Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

Hello. Mary, this your"
les KS me- said the Telephone Operator.
What about It?'
We'll you know love you and / wan,n
marry yum, SO l thought I'd ring you up
hHng you up-get it?-enEasement rpp
Know; ha' ha ha! Whadda yuh say:"
You're on a busy line Ring of please"
and the naughty queen OF the board bit an
other large hole in her gum
showing that even Telephone Operator
dont nave to grab any old thing that come
along II she's got perfect as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06

HItIsTVL, w. Dec. 5.---Funerui I
services for q. Mitchell Moore. aged 1
man, who died suddenly Thursday in
his room at Il hotel Mt Radford we're
held here yesterday. The remains
Iwcr" taken 10 Knoxville. Tenn for
intcrnrnt. He leaves his wife. and
one brother. Judge Moore. OF Dand-
ridge. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Martin g. Inme.

Mrs. Martha s. James, widow of
Robert ". James. died yesterday
morning AT 1880 o'clock Il, her homo.
1921 Beverly street. at the nEe OF
81 years She leaves daughter. Mrs.
Mittic Il. Griffith: brother. John r.
Wilson; sister. Mrs Cora L. Boyer.
OF Denver. Col. and three sons,
Hughes James. Her death followed
an Illness OF three weeks Funeral
services VIII be conducted from tho
Tabernacle Baptist Church tomorrow
evening at , o'clock InterIncnt viii
be IN Rlvcryicw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Narrative OF Indin.

Cleo NadisON. who plays Anne
Steele. the English wife of the Hindu
rajah in The Price Of Redemption"
the new Metro picture starring Bert
Lytell. which will be seen ut the
Odeon today. wears a genuine Rajput
costume presented to her by tho
Princess Padmin!. daughter Of tho
reigninS chief Of Salumbra. Rajpu-
tana, India. The costume or sari, is
a long scarf OF paie-bluc Indian mus
lin with applied flower designs In
gold leaf. that wraps around the body
OF the wearcr.
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Seasons Record Price Is
Paid for Load Of Tobacco

Especial TO The Times-DiKpntch.J
DANVILLE. VA, Dec. 5.-Whnt
II said to have been the largest
profit earned by the sale of q
load OF tobacco here thin season
was recorded Friday, when w, v.
Adams, q Plttsylvnnia farmer, sold
l.476 pounds for $I,IOS.1S or an
average price of S77.70 per hundred
pounds.
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Mrs. G. G. Tnyinr.

nANVILLE. VA. Dec. 5.-Mrs. G..
her homo here. She was hc.ore rnor-
rr!aEc. Miss Rcbecca Gray, OF Meek.
ienburg County. She had i.vcd in
ilahville for the past twenty years
&c chi!drcn survive. The funeral will
De hc!d tomorrow afternoon
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nrynnt Wnshhnn Cn,,na,

when mans tishtwad It's bad
enough, but II his feet aren't mates
IT'S awful. The combination affords
Il world Of fun in Burglar Proof at
the Bijou Thcatcr today. Bryant
Washburn is the star. Wcll-known
players In the cast include Lois VIII
son, blanche Gray. Grace Morse.
Emily Chichester. G. IL. Gcldart,
Clarence Burton. Tom D. Bates ana
Hayward Mack.
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Army Omcer Drawn,

PETERSBURG, VA. Dec 5.-I,,cu-
tenant Ralph, u. Conntryman. OF tho
Sixty-second Infantry, Camp Lee was
crowned saturday night while out
duck hunting on the Apponattox
River in canoe. Il. w Scallan. OF
petersburg. was rescued after he had
..uns 20 the canoe for twenty min
from Los Angeles Cal
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Mrs. JoSrnb ur,nd D,e.

nue.. Highland Park. died yesterday
AT Retreat for the Sick Her death
followed II long period or III health
band. Joseph Brand three aons. Alon-
70 l.. Archie Il. and Joseph vs.. and
three daughters. Eta NJ. Nora +: and
Thclula III. Brand She also leaves
sister In Birmingham Mrs John r.
Bowers. Funcrn! arrangements havo
not Yet been completed Intcrnent
VIII hc In ST Nary's Cemetery and
the funeral at st Peters Church