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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
DON'T SUFFER
WITH neuralgia
Use Soothing AlustarOle

When these sharp pains 60 shooting
through your he'd, WIEN your siul
sesms as If It would spit, just rub zlitfls
Mustsrole On your temples and nscll
Il draws cut the Inflammation, soothe5
awsythepzin. usually giving quickrelieE
Husteroie is a clean, white ointment
made with oil Of mustard Better thz1
q mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend MustEole for sore throat,
bronchitis Group stu neck, asthma,
neuralgia congestion, plsurisy, rheuuz-
GSn, lumbago, pairs and aches of the
back OF J-sntS sprai1s sore muscleS
bruises, chilhlainS frosted fsst-colds
Of the chest Ut often prevents pneu-
monia). It IS always dspendable-
SOC and 60c jars hospital SIZE S25o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

gette. Margaret Armstrong; prolog.
Hilda Hess
The epilog includes a dance OF the
muses. by Bertha Watson. Minnie Ed
wards. Ella Petticolas and Elizabeth
Gaue. The finale viii be a tableau
of all the characters around the
spirit OF Poetry" by Emnie Wheat
ley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

North Florence street. in honor Of
Miss Effie Jane Rudeen. whose mar
rage 10 Jeff Watkins viii take place
on Wednesday evening
The house was decorated with
carrots, radishes and other vegetables
carrying out the kitchen motif
Matrimonial kilograms were read
and guessing contests played. after
which dainty refreshments were
served Little Miss Dorothy Daniel
son brought in a large tray bearing
the gifts for the bride-tO-be- About
25 young people enjoyed the delight
full occasion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
Ell Pasoans Refurnine.

Mrs George Goodyear. wife OF
Capt Goodyear, Of the Eighth cav
airy, has returned from Rochester,
MINI, where she underwent an
operation at the Mayo sanatarium-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
Out of Town Visifors.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gordon have
as their house guest at their home,
1924 Epson avenue, Miss Fannie Ze-
lakson, OF New York city, who has
come TO remain with them for the
summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

by Mrs. Edwin Rheinheimer. has the
following cast: Jeanne dArcY Maria
RomagnV. Dauphiu. Graham llc-
Nary: Jacques dare. Knox Gillett;
Pierre dare. Frank Cheavens: Men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

All the departments at the unirer-
sity OF Georgia are now open 70 Wo-
men students.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12
Judge and Mrs. Higgins Entertain
With Dinner Party For Miss Vaughan

Vaughan. Misses ITALIA and Mary Gil
lett. Mr.. Edwards. Capt Price, Edwin
Gillett, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie and
judge and Mrs. Higgins.
Each OF the maids and matrons was
presented with a cOrsage bouquet Of
sweet peas and roses while the men
Of the party receivd a pink carnation
as a boutonneire.
This was the fourth in a series Of
dinner parties which judge and Mrs.
Higgins have been giving during the
season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

much merriment- Punch and cake
were served
Miss Turner is the daughter OF Rev.
A. Turner. Of Lakeland. Florida Mr.
Mount is an architect Of Philadelphia.
During the war he was stationed at
Fort Bliss with the Fifth cavalry
Miss Turner has been the inspira-
ton OF several charming courtesies
since her engagement was announced
Mrs. ". y. Harshman and Miss
Clarinda Corbin entertained with a
kitchen shower Saturday evening at
the home OF Mrs Harshman. 1911
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

3 were. beside the hostess and Miss
Bryan. Mrs. Robert Martin, Miss Lulu
Barnett. Miss Linda Hin. Mrs E h
Metzger, Miss Pearl Manning Miss
Laura Palmer. Miss Henrietta Jacobs,
Miss Ruth Bunting. Mrs Q. W Dug
den. Mrs. L. f. Werle, Miss Connie
Rhodes. Miss Erna Weideubaum, Mrs.
W. =. Howard, Miss Mary Miller, Miss
clara Miller, Mrs. r L. Miller Mrs
X S. Martin.
Miss Gladys Garfield. who is 10 lie
a bride Of the present week. was hon
ored with another party affair on
Saturday afternoon, when Mrs ,'hris
Fox entertained with linen shower
in her honor at the attractive Fox
suite in the Rio Grade apartments
The afternoon hours were pleas
antly spent with brides games and
contests and > dainty book OF recipes,
containing the favorite one o. each
guest, was presented 80 The aoaor
guess
Wedding bells and apple blossoms
and sweet pas in a profusion OF
pink and white loneliness. decorated
the reception rooms and were decora-
tions for the cluny iacc spread table,
where ices and cakes. featuring the
dainty pink and white tiuts rs sic is
psnsed at the tea hour A crystal
basket Of the blossoms conferred the
table and miniature baskets Of con-
fections were the favors- The great
white and pink wedding cake was cut
by the bride-to-be.
Assisting MS Fox with the cour-
tesy Of the afternoon were Ms
Charles Fox and Miss Charline Fox
The guests present included Miss CAT
field, Mrs II NJ Johnson, Mrs Frank
Lucas. Mrs. James Lee Reed, Mrs
Charles Mack MS Tom Hastey, Miss
Charline Fox, Mrs Grace Tanner, Miss
Alice Brown, Miss Ella Nae Hill and
Mrs. Milton E. Bates and Mrs. Charles
Fox
Rev. George W. Mccall performed
the ceremony at his residence sos
Montana street. on Friday afternoon
at 4.3O o'clock, uniting in marriage
Sergt. Ray Sanford and Miss Roberta
Lawrence. both OF this city. The
bride recently returned from France,
where she spent two years as a nurse
in the army service Sergt- Sanford
is stationed st Fort Bliss They were
attended by Miss Grace Murray and
SergL Homer Hunt They viii leave
for their home in Cheyenne, Wyo-,
early in June
Miss Ruth Davis entertained with a
shower Of pretty miscellaneous gifts
at the First Christian church during
the latter part OF the week in honor Of
Miss Letha Turner, whose marriage
to G. A. Mount, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
win take place tonight at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ". Mealey, on Wyom-
ing street The church parlors were
beautifully decorated with pink and
white streamers. and everywhere we're
vases Of pink and white flowers.
During the evening Mrs. Z. D.
Amos sang AT Dawning." and Mrs.
P. O'Brien sang "Oh Promise Ne"
Miss Lillian Harness played several
piano selections. A contest Of How
to Manage a Husband" and kilograms
written 20 the bride-elect caused
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

JUDGE and Mrs. z r Higgins en-
tertained on Saturday evening
y with a delightful dinner party at
their home. 81 Lawtou avenue. in
honor OF Miss Corinne Vaughan. of
Seguin. Texas, who is the house guest
Of MI and Mrs. J. F. Mckenzie.
The reception rooms were decor
ated with spring flowers and the din-
ing room was beautiful with pink car
nations and sweet peas. Pink was fea-
tured in all Of the appointments Of the
dinner. Places were marked with
hand painted place cards for Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-12

The next meeting OF the Susana
Wesley Bible class OF Asbury Metho-
dist church will pc held Tuesday r.
ternoon. May IS, at tho home Of Mrs.
c. H Brown, 3705 Huec3 greet, The
regular Wcnthly business meeting oil
the class was held with 1irs- A. o.
Wynn. $500 Cliff street. recently. One
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
East SCHEDULE
FOR A0TRE DAME

Notre Dame, Ind, Feb. Gloon
lecture surrounding The 1920 Notre
Dame gridfxon schedule was dispeiied
vhen the chart was announeei by tho
university officials. 1t disclosed tina {
the pupils Of knute kockne and t.uS
Dorais. Notre Danes popular brace
CT football colonels. viii he confront
ed with the strongest opposition in
Gold and Blue annals.
Three games have been arranged
with members Of the Zig ten. Rockne
will lead his men to bloomington and
Evanston for contests with Indians
and Northwestern. ard Purdus will
come her November s. In addition
there will be the anr,lol battles with
the Army, Nebraska and the Michi-
gar aggies.
A garnc signed with Harvard for
Oct. was cancelled and home con-
~test will he substituted. The t-sn-
collation. followed decision Of the
tacnlty that only oye trip to the
era opponents are available.
Negotiations were opened VIA Gar
ward before the Army. an annual op-
ponert. requested game. Harvard
authorities courteously agreed TO look
elsew here for a clash on that date.
The schedule:
Oct--kalamaxoo. at Notre Dame.
Oct. 1G---Nebraska at Lincoln.
Oct 23~--Valparaixo at Notre Dame
Oct. 3o--Army, at West Point
Nov. 6-~-PardHe, at Notre Dame.
Noy. f3--Indiana at Bloomington.
Nov 2e--Norfhycs.erna at Evanston.
Nov. 25-Michingan Aggies at East
Lansing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
no oYEac1IFll[
N M.,IEcH

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Backsburg, va, Feb. 27.--sTsok
pected hard workouts with
Forest college upon their vetN4
Biacksburg from their extsn4e J
through the. North but ths M4
have cancelled and Coach HernADe
getting in touch with sons
teams fov games on Tech'x oww "
The Lynchburg Athletic club uo4y r N
pear at Biaeksburg and th~re &8
probability that o return eDEA1QN3l1t
with THE East Hill City Ag9r9Ga11<X
will be played next week II LvmqMM
burg. s@
Everything Is being douo - aE1E
any feeling OF oyerconAdAMe4s -
coming drive will be even harder tna9
the preliminaries Of early anmQN4
training. walker the youngHtsF w6N'
frds been responsible for "a uANH
points in Techs offense received II
severe Injury in the Delaware e4HQs
and has been out of the tine-up to-
two games.
DIR. Tyler the club trainer hAa
taken him IN hand and promi1eA III
have the Salem high school boy rGa1Y'
Tor the fray Saturday night. GrAAANA
the big Hampden-Siiney lad h99
come through well as walkers undoe~
study. Dusty Rhodes and rhA
Brooks the diminutive guards viii ~
on edge when the whistle blowa I'M
the Magic city Saturday night with
the Generals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28

an Introduction to the followers of
the great American outdoor sport;
for he Il was the ffrst to formulate
plans for the organization OF the Rich
r1ond Amateur Baseball Comm issipn,
seven years ago, and has been pr6mi-
anntly connected with amateur base
bali here every since. not only serv-
,s,g as member OF tho commission on
several occasions. but taking an sc-
tive part in the affairs of the various
Leagues that have been playing under
the mmissian.
Dir. Parker In perhaps better re-
membered 81 the originator Of the
inter4cftv series, hteween the cham
aien teams of Richmond and those Of
Washington and Baltimore, he being
Responsible for the arrangements be-
ing made whereby these series we're
made possible.
Of 1913 that, was the drst team to rep
resent Richmond In the inter-city
series. and which was composed OF
such we'll known players as Toe and
Frank Boehiing, Tannehill Dowden
Frank Blunt, john Whitfield. Bill
Radv, Ton, Rickette and several we'll
known local boys. wlrt under the
management or Dr. Parker, had a
most successful season
All members of last easons team
together with an other player that
would like tTyout with his team, is
urgently requested to be present Mon
day right, as Or Parker is anxious to
complete his list of players before
March 5th which Is the last day III
which PLAYERS may be signed for the
coming season. therefore 1t Is impera-
tive that all who can will make q spc-
c!al effort to attend this meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
REYNOLDS Returns
AS BUCkhEll COACH

Lewisburg. Pa, Feb. zT.--Bucknett
students are re1oiced at the announce
nent of the athletic association Of
hcials that C. w. r, t"Pete"l Rey-
nolds has signed the contract sent
him recently, turning down the oder
OF the head coach position at SYRIA
cuse to return TO Buckne u. where he
coached last seasons successful foot
ball team.
He secured in a remarkable degree
the loyalty of players and student
body by his courteous and gentle
NANNY conduct and his quiet efficiency
In guiding the team. He ID undoubt-
edlv the most popular coach at Lewis
burg since BY Dickson, and all the
followers of the game in this section
will b.. delighted that he In to return.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
AuRAlIA ACCEPTS
TENNIS CHALLENGE

ie necessary fermalities have been
definitely enrolled among the chal-
fsers for the Davis Cup. cmhlematic
Are worlds lawn tennis champion
p for 1890 In eahlegram to the
i.a States Lawn Tennis association.
lan is ii. Hicks. of sydney secretary
he Australian lawn Tennis assoc q =
IN. ;esno1iedged the challenge for
.aFdes' after tire annual meeting of
- sfe@sIean organization his message
fs.&6tEh Challenge received with
fiSasure.7
Under tae regulations governing this
'amre,itian, challenges must reach the
saS.iss aion nation b. the arsg Monday in
M&rch whie.i Means that March is
b" faal date on " rch they can be re-
ae5ved this year. The champion coun-
~ tn thls case Australia s:lea makes
she GraH- Use n$t'ens Nua paired pls g
lr'r nEe.i". srp matches Of ties" as
he. are oallefi IN ne regulations ana
a. l'susne seain meets the bnidsr for
trophy
"a e VIII he The first DAVIS cup COM
sfe 58n for the United States since
- :. >s-laefs the challenge round was
NJ -sss IN thls country ateLeng hlin,
VI ktiNSssaA@ 4NsfI -. - sunny tG&snE tRe
FfTp..sS TO rffe@ VISITING affsfraftayfs Nor
n3aa Eroekes and the late Anthony r.
Aild.ne
In sieAs of the fact that III. Uni.ed
s. afes is 10 try for the highest honor.
In international tennis this year after
the long lapse due to the war, there
9Th he more than 81 little interest in
the news thai the next challenge round
Will probably be played In New
Zcsisnd. toward the end OF the year. In
xssad Of on the Double Bay courts near
sydney. where the postponed 1919 event
tack place last month. There has been
much discussion in New Zealand reia-
tive TO interstate matches with New
S..uth wales, and apparently much In
terest in tennis has developed there
the discussion became so general az to
bring forth the suggestion that New
South Wales send team to Sydney
10 view the play for the cup between
teams representing Australia and Eng
land. thus becoming familiar with the
game Of the visitors.
AZ the draw for the preliminary
matches must be made the day follow
Ing the close Of entries. the United
States Lawn Tennis association expects
T. know carly In March what team Il
will meet In the hrst round Of the
ereiiminaries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
WASHINGTON AID LIE
MAY CONE LATER

Business Manager. Klevesbal, OF
the Richmond Sports .Axsocia ton. an
borrced last night, that while moth
ing definite hal beer heard from the
Washington and Lee bask etisati aiint
IN regard IN arrangements being
made whereby the Generals could ba
pe1el AIDED To make the trip to isicia>
mona on next f'filay 10 meet the
qnint from Catholic University. that
ne expected to receive a favorable re-
ply from them today
Should this game he arranged it
would no doubt draw large crowd
Of basketball enthusiasts as the Gem
erals have always hnl large number
OF followers In this city. Should The
plans to bring w. and L. here fail,
stated Manager kleveshat an effort TO
secure a strong opponent for Catho-
Tie tzais eEsitg would hsA- a.adA, as 1t IN
certain that they vii. appear here ON
that date providing an opponent can
6c lad to meet them
The association has practically
aba ndcned the id.'a of bringing
Georgetown here at this date as they
have about finished IT, cir schedule for
the season. 1t is an assured fact that
should the asso -iatio- succeed in get
tins a team here in he same class of
Catholic University that 1t would
season, as tha tastes. teams in this
section have been seen here this sea-
son. and this gama should draw a
larga crowd to show lis appreciation
Of the efforts made by the association
In giving the lovers Of clean sports,
such an array OF hrs. class attractions
as has been presented for their APP
Eroyal this season.
With the ending 81 the basketball
season on next Friday night the
sports association will consider the
advisahility Of arranging a series of
srst class college baseball games TO
be played at Boulevard Field this
spring, between the Richmond COL
lego team and severa, universities
These college garaes have already
teen scheduled by Coach Dobsen. OF
the Spiders, who Is anxious to have
the association affiliated with HIN on
account of the interest that will be
attached to the games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
J. N. 4. 5. TO TACKLE
WOODBURY. FOREST

At four o'clock this afternoon in
tfrr Central r. n. G. A. the John
Marshall high school basketball team
meets Woodbury. Forest IN what will
probably be one Of the fastest prep.
games of the season. This 10 the last
game the locals play before entering
the :pre,iminaries for the state cham
pionship. and during tho past week
they have been making every eNUrt
to get themselves In readiness for the
fray. woodbury. does not fisure In
the Virginia high school champion
ship. but they are old rivals Of the
Marshallttes and consequently both
will extend themselves to win.
Coach Jones has made several
shifts in his lineup and il 10 probable
that In at least part Of the game
Todd who has been playing ~ center
win be shifted to forward. He rs
one of the most accurate goal shoot
ers on the John Marshall quint and
at forward can be counted upon to
add to his teams offensive mark.
Holiday would be played In CEN
ter should this take place.
The John Marshall scruhs journey
to Blackstone today where they will
play the high school of that town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
WOMEN GOLFERS TO
Go TO ENGLAND

Philadelphia, Feb. 27.--Mrs. Ronald
club, women's Eastern gold champion
and champion of Philadelphia. and
winner of other titles during her brill
liant links career, is going to England
this summer to try for the British
ladies' championship. Mrs Barlow
will be accompanied by Mrs. w. A.
Gavin, the New York star. who was
runner-up to Miss Aiexa Stirling, the
national title holder, in the final
struggle at Shawnee last fall They
have engaged passage for the mid
die of May.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
WRESTLING FANS LOOK
FOR HIGH CLASS BOUTS

When Frank Burns, ct Flint. Mich.
AID Zske Smith. the local mailman, meet
AZ the City Auditorium Monday nigh.
in the preliminary to the big Marin
Christensen--Plestina ~ Harold chris-
te .,s>r nsateA. }-caf- followers OF tire
sport expect yone of tho most grilling.
though fastest bouts that has been
staged here in some time. The men,
being lightweishts naturally are able
to throw considerable speed into their
work and the fact that there In q bit
OF existing peevishness probably will
add spice to the match
Burns was through hare sometime
ago and challenged Smith without re-
sulta Although Smith stated At the
time that he was booked for several
bouts and could not take on any more
then. Aurns got the idea that the local
wrestler was evadlnE him and took no
palma to hide the fact. lie now has
his chance and expects to make the
most of " Monday night.
That - = good man was demon
hfratcd here when he Hoped Bobby
Matnford st the Auditorium in q match
thst smith arranged and has been well
n.FMe out aince that time as 4 result
~ tRo ctnea ~ over SO TURNER N,
Washington. The Washington boy was
humbled before his own crowd In the
ouy,ssque thcAter there and Burns
Earnersa much ef the POPULARITY that
IN the Eisstina Oh ristenasn match,
fans viii be rfovided with ! heavy
weight bout that should hold much IN.
ttrest for Ahem. plestina's record II
Too vel, known 70 Recessjtata ampiln-
cation anA reeanA sietnrtss hsxS ads3ea
considsrable to hts prestige 10 lock
the match. . ssRieisnt 70 warrant BE-
lief n His ABILITY ara fAArA q -nns>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
Caddock Matched Again

New York. Feb. 25.--Eari Caddock
has h~en secured to meet Salvatore
Chevalier. the French champion, in a
finish bout to be held Tuesday night
at the Madison Square garden. This
bout Is in addition to the finish match
between Londoa Greek wrestling
champion and Stranger Lewis
The appearance of both Caddock
and Lewis on the card will give the
wrestling followers OF this city chance
TO get line on the two near cham
pions. Both of these men are keen
tor another struggle with Joa Stecher
for the worlds title. but II Is possible
that Londos and Chevalier may upset
their plans. In tackiing Caddock,
Chevalier will Get thorough test and
ii he manages to conquer the man OF
lone thousand holds he will be in
line to challenge Joe Stechsr,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28

l Snow Apple, Deep Red Skin, Almost
Black When Fully Ripe.
l Wealthy Apple, Hardy Russian Va
riety, Yellow Overcast With Red.
kieffer Pear, The Old Dependable. The
Standard Winter Pear in All Mar
kets.
l Bartlett Pear, Flesh Sweet, Juicy And Of
Spicy Flavor, Very Mellow When
Ripe.
z Rex Everbearing Raspberries. The
Fruit Is Of Delightful Flavor,
Sweet, Very Juicy. But Firm In
Texture
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
OATES ARE FIXED

New York. Feb, 2:.--New depart
ures from custom In rational cham
pionship golf were announced yes
terday afternoon.
All tournament dates were set
back, in the case of the national
open. as much as two months This
greatest OF all golf championships
will henceforth be played without .
Qualifying test similar TO the English
System, instead Of four rounds with
out preiminaries. ~ an added ben
eft To the professionals the prize
money has been rak.ed considerably.
When the ANNUAL meeting Of dele
gate. OF the Z. s. g. 4 was held at
courses for the championships were
selected, The dates. rot decided until
after the British schedules had been
announced, were announced yester-
day.
National Open--Arg, 10. II, IL and
IL at the Inverness club. Toledo.
Ohio.
National Amateur-sept. 6. 7. 8. ..
10 and 1t. at the Engineers Coun-
try club, Rosiyn. L. |.
Woman's Nationa. Amateur--Oct
4 s, 9. I. ) and 3, ut the Aayfeid
Country club. Cleveland Ohio.
The expected nomination Of q
COMMITTEES 70 visit Scotland ssis spssns
and confer with the royal and an
cient club Of St. Andrews was not
made at Tuesdays meeting. Secre-
tary Wynant D. vanderpool Of the
L S. G. A., made the following
statement about this important mat
ter: No announcement will be made
at this time In regard TO the appoint
trent Of \ committee to consider
changes in rules. This matter will
be taken up at = later meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28
IMPORTANT MEETING
LOCAL AMATEURS

One OF tho strongest amateur base
BAH teams that has ever been organ
ized in Richmond. is expected to be
Termed. on next Monday night when
DR.. William H. Parker will hold an
important meeting of the Church
Hill Athletic club baseball team at his
toffice, 2215 East Broad street, at S
o'clock.
DR.. Parker Is too well known in
local amateur baseball circles to need
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28

2 Improved Lucretia Dewberrie.. The
Berries Average an Inch And A Half
in Length. Remarkably Juicy With
Very Few Seed.
3 Niagara Grapes, Immense Clusters,
Slightly Yellow, Have All The Good
Points Of The Concord.
3 Delaware Grapes, Large Bright Red,
Large Clusters. Deliciously Sweet.
Highly Favored.
3 Concord Grapes, The Universal Favor
lite, More Concords Are Grown Every
Year Than All Other Varieties To-
gether.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28

Il should think that the prafeAetonat
dancers who feel that the frat raQUtee-
ments of their art Is the smile w0uI4
require the exclusive services Ut ~
nsasseur to get their faces str4iHhA
again" observed Robert RendAI, ~
actor In THE Storm" who accord3nx
10 the secret archives OF his pSofo&s
sionai history. was at one time : PRO-
feesional dancer in Paris sssss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-28

THE age of Standardization seems to
have arrived for the girl and music
show" observed Valentine Jary. the
actress. We had theater party the
other night. visited three shows and
our friends didn't know the difference"