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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
TOWN5HEND
IS FAVORED To
HIT bOLSHEv|kS
Allied Interests Want
Expedition Into Trans
Caucasus.
n. Y. world-Great Falls Tribune Cable.
Copyright 1920, by The Press Publishing
Co. [The New York Worid.)

Copyright 1920, by The Press Publishing
Co. CThe New York World)
Paris, Nov 20.-There is not the
slightest indication as yet that Official
France will change its stand on the
Russian problem as q result of the dis
aster to General Wrangel, although even
the newspapers which have warmly
supported the Alillerand policy show
symptoms of profound chagrin at the
sudden collapse of the Crimean expe-
dition.
That General WrangeTs defeat is re-
garded here rather in the light of one
Of series of episodes in the counter
revolutionary war, and that future ex-
ploits are still expected to yield better
fruit if the lessons of former cam
paigns are kept in mind, is realized from
the fact, Just learned by The World
spondcnt, that at the moment when
the Red cavalry were smashing their
way through Wrangels last defense on
the perekop sector another scheme was
being promoted in Paris whereby Rus
sa was to be liberated from the incubus
of soyietsm
Plan of New Crusade.
With the base this time upon FREE
rum in Turkish Armenia, and backed
~
gian and British coal and iron interests,
the proposed crusade was to take the
Caucasus route trayersing Turkish and
Russian Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia
and Kuban and Don Cossack territor
les to reach at last the coveted ell dor
ado or the Donctz Basin, in southern
Russin
Among the advantages this march
across the Caucasus mountains north
ward would possess over Dcnikine's and
Wrungels campaigns would be. first, the
possibility Of sonciliating tho Caucasus
population with the Russian liberation"
movement by granting each community
generous measure of independence, in
stead Of having to fight them stimuli
taneously with the principal enemy at
Moscow, and. second, the possession Of
the Armenian cotton crops, the kuban
grain and the Baku oil fields, the last
with tho hope Of running an oil pipeline
to Batuna.
With tho good will Of those peoples
assured by this policy Of conciiation,
and with the raw materials Of tho Raku
and Donetz provinces and Kuban wheat
and Armenian cotton ut their disposal
for export and exchange for uniforms
and munitions, the organization of tho
new scheme. The World correspondent
learns. hoped to be in better position
than any previous nnti-bolshevik lead
ers TO march on Moscow. This, espec-
tally, because they planned to confine
their route northward to the strip be-
tween the Don and the Volga, these
rivers protecting respectively the right
and left wings Of the expedition.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
Reds Announce Attack
On Polish Volunteers,
Who Violate Armistice

London, Nov. 20.-The Russian soviet
government declares in a wireless mes
sage from Moscow that 1t is compelled
to carry tho war into the neutral zone
between Poland and Russia because of
attacks being made on the soviet forces
by Polish volunteer forces which refused
to cease fighting when the Polish Rus
sian peace was made, says an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Berlin satur-
day
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
Diners Donate $4,000
to Boost Irrigation
Project in Washington

Spokane Nov. 2O.-For the purpose
Of conducting publicity and organization
work on behalf Of the Columbia basin
irrigation project the Western States
Reclamation association and the North
western Reclamation league, $4,000 or
proposed $4,000 fund was subscrib-
ed ct dinner here Friday night. The
balance, it was announced, is to be
solicited by canvassers next Monday and
Tuesday.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21

CREEK UPSET ADDS TO BfzTAHVS FEARS FOR EMPIRE IN EAST
Bourbons Spend
Sl,30O,OOO, Still
Have Cash Left

Albany, N. Y, Nov. 20.-The DEM
ocratic national committee today made
a report of receipts during the cam
paign of ST 1921 ,655.84 and expend-
lures of 81 i.308,007.32. The statement
was signed by Wilbur w. Marsh, ma
tionaI treasurer. Governor Cox and
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic
presidential and vice presidential can.
didates, respectively, each gave $1,000.
Other contributors included Bernard
M. Baruch, New York, S45, 600; Allan
A. Ryan, New York, S45,000; Thomas
l.. Chaddbourn, New York, $4,000;
Joseph 6. Guffey, Pittsburgh, S2I 900;
l.. Doheny, New York, $4,000; Rem
brandt Peale. Carrollton, Pa, $4,000;
Charles r. Crane, New York, $500.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
ERiTISH PRESENT INDIA
WITH 100 AEROPLAkES

Washington, Nov. oO.-The British
government has presented to tho gov
ernment of India 100 De Haviland and
Avro aeroplanes, according to report to
the department of commerce, the only
conditions being that the machines be
used for purposes Of demonstration and
instruction and should not be sold.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
Appropriation Bills
Most Important Work
for Incoming Congress

Washington, Nov. 2O.-Speaker Gil
lett Of the house Of representatives
thinks the passage Of appropriation bills
will be the most important work done
ut the final session Of tho sixty sixth
congress which begins December 6 and
ends next March 4. Mr.. Gillett Satur-
day said that in his opinion all matters
pertaining to adjustment of the tax
laws probably would have to 80 over
until the special session Of congress.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
BRITISH TROOPS MOVE
TO QUELL IRISH ARMY

London, Nov. 2O.-The Globe said
Saturday that great military activity is
reported in Ballydehode and Schulz In
County Cork, ireland. Many troops
armed with rifles and machine guns
have left sSkibbereen for the alleged
purpose of rounding up members of the
republican army, the report states.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
KELLEY OF ST. PAUL TEAM
DECLINES QUAKER JOB

st Paul, Nov. 20.--Mike Kelley, man
dger Of tho st. Paul American associa-
tRgl eanh. Saturday night declined an
dtSk manage the Philadelphia Nation
~ club next season.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-11-21
ARMENlANs RETREAT BEFORE
TURK iNVAuE f1l8E RI Y

PsIls, Nov. 2O.- tch Of
Thvesday says the Ak have
retreated In good sS the
Turkish nationalist Antaon-
ing kars on the arr Ekish
division on tho Olh 6J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
WORK OF WAR HISTORY
COMMISSION NEARS CLOSE
state Body VIII Hold Conference nj
state Capitol Tonight to
Canvass SttuatIon

Reports on work that has been ac-
comp!ished will be made at a gem
eral conference of section chair1ien.
field agents and others engaged in
gathering data for use By the Vir-
ginia War History Commission 10 &c
held in the House of Delegates in the
state Capitol at Sis o'clock tonight.
The conference, which Will be at
an sections OF the state. will be the
beginning OF the active campaign 10
close uD and assemble matter for the
final compilation
Many chairmen are expected to re-
por, their work practically com
report progress and receive suggcs-
lions and instructions as 10 how best
20 proceed.
The meeting will he held under the
auspices Q! the executive committee
Of -; Virginia War History Com
mission.
Chairman Arthur Kyle Davis said
yesterday that this would be the
most Important conference yet held
by workers OF the commission and
that II should mark "A distinct epoch
IN the work the commission is tryin.
to accomplish.
Chairman Davis yesterday sen,
Virginia and Pennsylvania and the
members OF war history commissions
OF thes. states. asking that they at
tend a Jo,sst conference in Richmond
next saturday night for tho purpose
OF gathering data on the Eightieth
convention here the latter part of thi.,
week.
Governor Davis also is asked 10
participate on the part OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
SEES MAMMOTH CROWDS
AT THIS YEARS FAIR
- 81 r"irhnntts Has nccn In Ruro,
Districts on Scouting

INC largest State Fair ATTENDANCE,
rNcs sect IN this city Is prcd.c,od ~
ihichnond by J. j. Fairbanks. sne,g.
m.s AZ inc Chamber Of Commas.
yi1I. "a! nnon his return from a
richmond ANA Lynchburr ..1,hn
people arc ripe Tor ptns, , me
showing Of Virginia products ,nd =
.ounn more Interest among indIvi1u.i
eAh!bliors than ! ever be fore ra,,a,,'
hcr.' he said 'e'''c''
E.very AGRICULTURAL produc, uccuIia-
~ una viii be shown: also some
'hSs mat are not gencralIy knn,~n
as product Of the State II Es, nnoMm
Keen will he the compnti,in-
'H'Chch fanciers The summer We
VI e,rcrctary Saunders In puttI,c 49,,
a. Ef,v"o annex To the Poultry h1,itap
NE showed splendid Observation-Disclosures
r,,Lt.",uinE ~ what I heard among
,b;s OF bioodcd poultry, every men
'h!S year VIII he crowded Pc"
The live stock cxhihit
Sr 70 ne inc largest In the history
vi INC iair Last year We thounh,
nae about reached the hipb-waIa
m r N, p"t the activities OF Virejnj.
1919 t'ers IN producing more biooGrJ
,%' ana milk cattle has awakcned
NJ breeders OF the Western Stars
o., ..ii cEhihitors Will have seven
h",n"' inc hrst general exhjbit we
Ky ever had from points wcs, -,
INC mississippi River o'
-, u" Chamber Of Commc-ce ,hro
-. Kirby, is working diliecr,i,
i",cFcSt Henrico County land own
49,, mo production of more ana
arc NC stock' and as many farm
attend the cattle show d,,rina 10
week. "urinS fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
HoWIlERS NOW ARE PART
oF VIRGINIA STATE MILITIA
Ninefs-I'Eht Per Cent OF pcr.orn,
w service In World War.
=. I,OIinru leads Init

:; '.1JoT Joscph LcMasurier n,ust.-oJ
idcnt;tinT' cm, n, Howitzers. formerly
Battery a. last ste n hi,hhG'G nj Militia as
Arm9ry. The Howitzern ,ns G;rays
"no the woman's auxiliary and fr;nrJ
cis inc company attended the cyers
Eo!lowinE swearing in Of tho oo,
many, Major Masurier conrrnt,,i In'a,
napi"li James c. Pollard on thc ~
SS",ihhaion. stating that 9S per cent
U me men were world war yoter.
si stat IIu MAJ roi al had a high physical
Henry c. Garter the i ast s ny MAJOR
captain of the Confederate tIou usI1S
Grs; colonel G; Percy Halves. presi-
noh' OF the Howitzers' Association.
eriy in cnm m m M IN Il. Myers. form
j., included also, in the personnel OF
the reoreaniaed Howitzers 10 fnrtr
me mbers of the old battery who san
service IN France and on the Mexi-
can border.
- Officers of the company arc: James
P9i!ard, captain: Frank a. Cavedo
and Bernard II. Baylor, first Iieuteno
mus. and Walter b. Gentry and
nnomas y. McCurdy. second lieuten-
That this was the first nationa,
guard battery mustered in south OF
New YORK and that it probably would
nc the nrst to lie efIcippcd in tho
Cnited states for service. was brought
ex Three persons ,, were presen, at the
tho mastering in OF the original bnt.
terry in 1851 They were Mia
carter and Herbert Burlington. both
members OF the first company. and n
company. The original excrc,ses
were conducted In the southeast nart
or Capitol Square.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
7. ARCHIBALD CARY LEAVES
100000 TO CHARITIES
Two-'rhirds or Fortune of Approx
mately 100000 Is Bequcatl,cd
to Church and Institutions.


II. Archibald Cary. who died re-
Gently. left an estate valued at about
1900. 900 Approximately two-thirds
OF his fortune is bequeathed to
church and charitable institutions
The will was probated last week IN
Goochland County, the executor being
the trust department OF the First
National Bank OF Richmond. John b.
Cary and II. a. Cary. Jr. Mr.. Cary
had legal residence I'm Gouchiand
where he maintained country home.
Dover" The will was drawn March
81. 1913. 1t carries codicils dated In
1914 and 1919. There were no wit
nesscs 10 the signatures. bat the
handwriting was sworn TO as the ,es-
tatOr's by james Lamp DKccna. for
many years his business associate. and
X. X. Gwa,hmey. Jr. The last codi-
ell however, was attcstcd by T.. NJ
Carrington ana Thomas w Purcell.
trust officer OF the FRS, Nationui
Bank
After directing The payment OF all
just debts. the will shows requests
executors 10 pay over TO the FIRST
National Bank securities belonging
20 the estate Of the cash value OF
10 100 which shall be held In trus.
Tci"TcH,, and to pay over monthly -
III" widow. Mrs. Maria &. Cary. the
income from such securities. At her
DEATH Tie trust fund is TO be divide
equally among his children, the child
or children. IT any. OF any deceased
chlid or children. 10 take his or her
To each 81 tho daughters of the de-
cehs.n a similar trust fund is be-
In"at h"d--i'a'tic Albert and Sallie
o a., Cary. who may dispose OF
me principal as they gee proper. r.
each OF :hc sons--John b. auG T. AR
Ghihald. Jr. $4,000. His sister. Mrs
S Wc gordon Mcabe; Is to receive So,
ter slo,o"o. II being stipulated ina,
should she no; survive the t.staior
NE sum OF $4,000 should 20 to her
Iwn !,f. Join White and Annie NJ.
fettc G. Sitwcll, oil Bedford CITY. a
cousin. Is b"quoathcd $1,000 The to-
;ai Of In" bcquests 20 relatives is
The residue Of the estate is APPROX
. mn, IL be divided into thir,y-four
oo9uests arc then directed as follows:
The Shrlte ring Arms free hospital
81 Richmond. two parts. estimated nj
To The Chiidrcn's Home Society Of
virginia; Eichnona. ore part. esti-
= TO, tho Home for Incurables. Rich
GEO al |i''-
70 the trustees OF Seventh street
Ehristian Church, Richmond. four
par,s. estimated At $4,000. 10 be in
piled TO cha-it:es p
10 the VIRGINIA Christian Mission
society, Richmond. four paris.
fund 's trust
10 ne virginia Christian College
oh$n chung College,, IynchburE, Va,
~ ~ ;; "!."t tlhn, twenty parts. esti-
!" NJ a m:r!can Christian Mission
arE society for its church extension
IT, TO on. part. estimated at 1000.
SoGety. Of Cincinnati. Ohio one M
estimated ~ si7.O06 P"i =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
NEW REMEDY FOR
UGLY HUSBANDS
A Calotab at Bedtime With n
Swallow OF Watcr,-T'hnt's
All. No Salts, No Taste, No
Danger. Nor the Slightest
CnpleasantncSs Wake Up
In the Morning Feeling Fine.

When your hubby gets cross. mean
uSi!. haSty-a chronic crouch. sim
Ply give him one OF the nnuseaiess
Cal2mel tablets. the Kind that do the
work without the slightest unpleas-
in'ncSs; THO next morning he will
10 ne. Honest! am not joking. II
peals anything YOU ever saw for talk :
ing the meanness (biliousness) out
o. men and women. too The next
limc YOU feel lazy, mean. blue. mead
achy or discouraged ,akr n Caio;Ib
one tablet n bedtime. with a swat
low of hats all. No taste.
no ErininT. no. salts. no s!ckcninE
morning feeling fine. your liver clean.
your system purified, with a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Ia; what yoi,
please and go about your business.--
Calotabs arc sold only in original.
sealed packages, price thirty five
cents We have authorized your
druggist TO refund the price. II you
are not perfectly delighted with
Calotabs,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
A Complexion Aid for
A Quarter of a Century

DR.. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber is
known far and wide as the most re-
fined and exquisite of all complexion
preparations. Guaranteed to contain
essence Of cucumber. is cooling and
refreshing and will render the skin
beautifully clear, soft, smooth and
healthy.
For red. Goa rse, oily or shiny skins,
and rough. spotted, wrinkled COM
plexions, DR.. Blair's Cream OF Cucum-
Der should be used in place of pow
der. 1t will not grow hair. but does
prevent black heads. is excellent for
sunbnrn tan. and will. In time, re-
move all wrinkles.
DR.. Blair's Cream of Cucumber will
not rub. dust or blow off like powder,
and one application lasts all day. SOC
and $l.0O. In white and flesh colors,
e. all drug and department stores.--
" a j lA .r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
The Lyric outdorns Itself.

good shows lately. and another OF
the best type is playing there for
the first halt OF the week.
is in,rodnction enough for many
people. This master Of the piano
accordion has long been n favorite
OF the big time. and those that missed
hearing him there know him from
his records. He plays anything
from the newest Jazz to opera. and
does ii all better than sou have
fore.
gram is BOYD and King. clever
couple who offer songs with piano
accomplishment In an entirely new
way. Novelty - the Joy OF all true
vaudeville lovers. and in this act
one certainly finds H.,
hrey In Four Feet That Beat as
one" offer dainty and diverting
dancing act, several numbers being
entirely new. ideas In this line OF
work. Miss Lorlmcr is pretty and
clever girl who keeps up with her
tall partner. no matter how hard
MY Dream Girl is musical
playlct in which one finds a 10, OF
good singing, comedy and quite L
spectacular bit for the finish. The
cast consists of five men and Two
girls. and they all do their bit 20
make the act II success.
On, You Women. a one act comedy
playlet featuring Martha Hamilton.
out ana acted by the company OF
i've players.
News are also shown. l. ~ l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
Keep Your Blood Pure
Nature Will Do the Rest

Did you know that ninety per cent
OF all human ailments depend upon
the condition OF your blood?
Nature gives her warnings in va
rlous unmistakable ways. so that
when the appetite fails. and you be-
come weak and listless and a general
rundown condition seems to take
possession of the whole body. IT Is an
unfaiiing sign that impurities will
steadily accumulate until your gen
cTal health Will be seriously affected.
You should recognize the Importance.
therefore. OF very promptly cleansing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
MRS. WILSON TAKES TREATMENT:
USES REESE FORMULA Ri
WITH MARVELLOUS SUCCESS
o'ercomes Disorders OF Long Standing BY Use Famous
Remedy.

Mrs. Maude Wilson, who resides Mt
al Ocello Street. Clark sburg, w. Va.
says she has taken a barrel OF medi,
cine without relief. One bottle Of
Reese Formula R-li restored her. and
IL accomplished it's work:
MY stomach and kidneys have
given me trouble for long time.
SAID AIRS wilson: II believe | have
or IL ever did any good until began
taking the Reese Formula R-ll /
have suffered terribly from indigcs-
loss OF appetite. couldn't sIcep and
hated to think OF eating. knowing
Thcre is relief waiting for YOU WI
trouble u you get a bottle OF Reese
the Drug Man Sf retofaburg.--AasddSSs'su
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
FACULTY OF w. & L. BARS
FURTHER ENROLMENT
Over 700 Are Now on Boaks-No More
Received Except In LAW
School.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
LEXINGTON. VA. August 3O-f3e-
cause OF unw!ilingncss or the univer-
sity authorities TO accept an enroll
mcnt which overtaXes the present
teaching force OF the institutions
Washington and Lee had decided to
refuse all further applications from
new students. except in the school
OF law.
This decision was reached at a
meeting of the faculty executive com
m!ttcc today and WAS found necessary
TO stop the flood OF new applica lions
which are coming 10 the university
daily. over 700 men, n record-bre
ing number, have been enrolled for
the coming session, which opens Sep
TENDER C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

out the system and keeping the blood
supply pure and robust. X
For this purpose. no remedy can
equal S. S. S., the fine old blood puri-'
fer that has been In constant use for
moro than fifty years. Being mads
from the roots and herbs of the for
ests. 1t Is purely vegetable. and con-
tains no mineral substance.
Get bottle of S. S. S. ut your
drug store today. and note how
promptly ii builds up the appetite
and gives new strength and vitality.
Write for free literature and medical.
advice to Chief Medical Adviser, $40.
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.--Adv..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
The Man Who Wins

The man who wins Ia nm average
mum,
Not built on my particular pInn.
Not pleased with amy particular
luck,
Just stendy and earnest and full
of pluck.
When asked n question he docs
not "Eucss;"
lie knows. md answers "So" or
"Yess"
When set to n task that the rest
can't do,
iIc buckle. down TIL he's put Il
through.
Three things lac knows, that the
man who tries
Finds favor In his employers
eyes.
That 81 will pay to know more
than one thing well,
That IL doesn't pay all hc knows
to tell.
For the man who wins In the m an
who works.,
"h" neither labor nor trouble
shirks,
who nses his hands. his head, his
eyes:
The man who wins Is the man
who tries.-ScIrcfed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
MANY TEACHERS REsIGNING:
REFERRED TO SCHOOL BOARD
Superintendent IIHI VIII Submit An
inuai Report, with Rcconmcndn-
~ dntIOnS, Tonight.

R, Nlbert Fl IIiII, SUPERINTENDENT OF
sRichmond Public Schools. will de-
liver his annual report ut post
.poned meeting OF the school board
tonight in the Administrative Build
hns, on East Marshall Street Re.
signing and mapping out an entirely
new program for the schools for the
year will be among matters 10 come
before the meeting
Mr. l!ill stated yesterday that an
;nRltfpaally large number OF teachers
have resigned and that the list
which Will be submitted to the school
iho expects many designations uD un-
til tho last minute. He also Will
certain recommendation 10
.Se hoard and ask it's approval of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
fulI we'll the way would suffer If.

full we'll the way 1 would suffer IL
l did
~ have taken but one bottle Of the
Reese Formula R-li, and IL has put.
my system in such shape that l can
now eat anything. My Kidneys feel
better generally Than | ever lhnuSht
1t possible to feel | want to recam-
mend IL because know II 90 ha u
wonderful remedy and hope that sur
ferers from stomach liver or kidpeyS3
VIII give II trial. ~
II you wish further inforna ton, Il
write direct 10 our Medical Adviser.
mula Co.. Huntington. w. Va w.
., suffer from stomach. liver or kidney
EA-muia R-lI today II your drusEistf
Street, Richmond, Va. and Aorrison.f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
IN AND our OF TOWN

W., ana Mrs. Manfred Call have arr,
~ "a n pnT tmcnt at The ChestcrhsId for h.
y Mrs Wallace Gin and her SINAI, d,,h
AGE nnavd returhcd 10 their summer nnmc
Pong Island. ''ohths STAY on
Miss Elizabeth Wall. of this ci,v &,
NisltinE friends In Danvlllc CIV IL
Mrs T. y. Weller has returned N nan.
vilic after n short STAY in Richmon,'hf h
MISS Katherine Heard has heen sncra.
ihs the summer months at KcswicIi
s Miss Mary Bell Miller and Clifton N;i,.,
Jr., nave returned from camp on Sni;,,,, 70
Lake. Maint. where thoy snent the sum
Airs James J. johnson. who has be.r
visiting in Richmond and I.ynchburp for
HSverni, weeks has returned TO her home
.YMr. and Mrs. @. T. Webb. OF Brook
hand Boulevard. Highland Park. have re-.
turned from n visit to Atlantic civ
Philadclphia, baltimore and WashInc,ni,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
.Joxcnh IIcrEcnhcimcr

MISS j. p w. shland.-Ioseph
Hergesheimer was born in Philade!-
phla February Is. 1850. He was edu
Gated at Quaker School. PHILADELPHIA.
and at the Philadelphia Academy OF
othy Hcmphiii. OF West Chester, Pa.
Hc is tho author of the following
novels: The Lay Anthony" 1911:
Mountain Blood" 1915; The Three
Rack Pennys." 1917; Gold and Iron"
1878. He has written number OF
short stories for the Saturday Even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

After long resisting the tempta-
items held out by the motion picture.
George Arl.ss. ono OF the most dia-
tirrulshcd sectors or tho stage. has
succumbcd lie VIII be presented by
Andrew ]. Callaghan productions In
Devil In this stage play Arliss
scored his first great success Cal
laghan Productions Is the company
which is presenting Bessie Love in n
new brace of pret"ntiuus tlm fea-
lures.