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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

work should proceed In the same
manner. Next remove the portion for
1he handle Saw very accurately to
the knsfs lines Af ycur layout. then re-
move the etock with cAisal. Get ont
TIA bottom md glue TO the part 5ust
finished. While the parts are drying.
set out the stock for THE handle. This
piece 'aAouid bA oAs-inch wide at the
top o4d IN inch and thrcA-Quartera at
the bottom. This u not the exact sixs
Tor the bottom. but Il y left big at that
Point % allow for httinx to the other
part A center line should b drawn
On the piece to AID In properly assem-.
bling. This may be glued In position
when the other parts are dry. Now
Az oNt the curves on tho anAa ana
~ 70 shape. Next lay out CURVES on
the sides and saw them to shape. Thie
part OF the work viii be very much
easier Il = power band saw II ayail.
ahla. The side curves. that u tts
ones laid out On the ends Of the niece
can be cut without using any speciai
means for holding II nat GA the tahle
% the saw. ~ the ends are bSoSA
enough TO give good support. WAen
the curves ON the ends az he piAaA.
that u those laid out 81 he sk1aa
which We - In the front viAw, ~ ~
b cut. you Will hare 4 much AaRaraae]
proposition Soma ef chs seook alpVa1S
nsvins bssn renewed. - pl1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

play with me. Ana you see. Aunt
Jane. II | had a family and ii house,
l wouldn't have time either and 50
everything would he nj right"
Whats this about you wanting a
family" asked Doriss farther who
came into the room In time 10 hear
The last OF Dorls's speech. Il think
know where YOU can get one"
Me-" exclaimed Doris" truly
family? Fer me?" She could hardly
oeiieve her ears had heard rightly.
~ os, admitted her father ,'ror YOU
whole family. was Just wondering
what ia the world we would do about
a certain family ! seem TO have ac-
CURED hut II you are looking fer a
family can oblige You. Coma out
70 the. garage"
Doris was so excited she could hard
" wait 10 put on the coat ard cap her
father insisted she wear.
Yes. know the garage ~ warm.
he agreed laughlngiy. but the.~patb~
out 10 the garage wasn't steam hea ed
when | came In Just now and ] know
he family will wait TN you put wraps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06
NETTIE BELLIES SNOW PARTY


IL the children in Ne,tie Bellies
dancing class were looking for.
ward 10 Saturday afternoon for
that was the day SCI for. wha.
promised to be, very novel party.
RIVER since the cunning Invitations had
i arrived. excitement had rHn high. and
many were the guesses made as TO
what The party would be Ike. The tn
v'tatsons had come In box and
II was surprising In itself--for In.
v!taticns usually travel In envelopes.
geu know--hut inside the box lay the
greatest surprise OF all. Snug with.u
its wrappings rested large cotton
ball, hecked on the outside with slivery
tlnsei. and attached TO the ball was a
card bearing these words:
! am giving q Snow Party next
Saturday afternoon and want you
TO Join In the winter froiics. Fol-
low the Snow BAH 10 the ice
palace Of Nettie Belle Browne.
Eli Reed street.
Now everybody knew that Nettie
Belle did not live In ar ice palace, and
what was more not fake of snow
had fallen fer days How could
Nettie Belle give snow party with
ont anows That IN what the twelve
children, to whom the snow balls had
been sent. asked themselves and each
other.
Saturday afternoon came at Last
clear and cold and sunny~-and The
eager guests assembled early In the
home Of Eettie Belle. Snow abounded
everywhere. Cotton tufts covered the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

The table seemed TO be covered with
frosty th!ngs-frosted cakes. white
candles. tinsel icicles hanging from
tina chandelier. and the favors were
all representative of some winter
sport. BY the time the children were
ready to so home they found it hard
10 believe that they had not really
been playing III the snow. SO sugges-
tive OF the outdoors had the party
been. and they were not little sur
prised to step from the snowy" house
out into the clear dry streets. But
what cared they then about the
weather? Nettie Belle had given
them taste OF winter even though
nature had not.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06
Doris Family

r. WISH ! had house and family
and everything" said four-year old
Doris as she looked out of the win
- dow and sighed big deiefut sigh.
Now what do you think you'd do
with all THAR" laughed Aunt Jane
who was sitting near by with a basket
~ intending TO absorb her attention.
Ten zee Aunt Jane hadn't been visit
ing In Doris's house very long or she
would have known what Doris had al
ways and always wanted 10 play
that that she would rather play
house than anything else. No. Aunt
Jane had just come few days be-
1ors and size had had a busy time
Ostting acquainted With her little
$3.50.
well REPLIED Doris thoughtfully.
It'd take care Of 'em jus like mother
Ao&s- Mothers always busy taking
care OF hsr house and or me, and Jack
and the baby and she doesn't have any
time 10 play with me. Or leastways."
corrected Doris az She recalled times
when mother really had played with
her" she doesn't aaYe enough time 70
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AM sure tina. great many moth

AM sure that great many moth.
srs have . pair OF salt ana pepper
shakers around the. house fol
which there Is no means Of hold
ing them. The holder described today
IS the result of Just such a condition
IN my home. We had two nice glass
shakers, of the long slender kind. and
they were continually falling over. At
last It became tiresome and after a
little time spent with a piece Of paper
and a lead pencil. the design a. shown
was evolved. 1t did not stop there,
however, but the holder was construct
Cd and Is today serving a very prac-
ticai purpose.
The best way to proceed in this con.
ssrucuon will be to nrst set out .
sEaeee ct stock for the part. tA4 hql4s
are TO be cut in. 1t Is suxyssfed that
u % the. same length as the bottom
piece. and also as wide. with the
height equal to two and thres-quartsr
inches loss the thickness Of the bot.
tom. This Will give you square
Piece OF stock. From the center az
tho piece. lay out tho holes and the
part that Is to hs removed for the
handle Make the holes first. bofins
the hole with the proper aixs bit. then
removing the balance. at the atock
with chisel To do 4 good Job thu
part OF the work xhould be laid out
from both sides Of the piece and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06
JOHN AND SLED co.

didn't feel happy far he knew there
was very little chance for him TO buy
two stamps that month and then he
would spoil the record Of their room.
He didn't say much aboutsit that day.
but when school was over he took his
sled and started Oh home. all alonA
When he got out near the edge Of the
village. he passed Mrs. Barnes. .
neighbor. who was loaded down with
heavy bundle Of groceries.
TITS q pity your sled hasn't sides,
John" she said pleasantly a. he
passed her. III It had. ia get you
to haul my groceries for me. You
know they won't deliver in winter. but
heavy packages are really too much
for mel"
Cant you put them on the sled
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that Doris was the busiest person in
that whole family. For there Ia a lot
TO do II you have family OF young
puppies--the floor to keep tidy. the
boxes TO keep fresh, water and food
to carry and the general looking after
things to remember.
When the puppies got old enough to
crawl out Of the box Doris had 81
happy time playing with them and
she thinks any little girl who isn't
biz enough TO so to school ought to
have a family to keep her busy and
happy.
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Then Mother explained What was TO
be done. Write tho frst lire OF a
verse" She said. "and IL must end with
the word On the line. Then write
second line to rhyme 10 II, After tina,
fold your paper over so the two lines
you have written will be hidden, and
fhen pass your paper on to your neigh
Dor. DO This until all the lines have
been filled TO-"
Ihe children were amateur verse
makers and many were tho sighs ana
siggles and groans and shouts that
went Up while the rhymes were being
composed. When the last line had
oeen Mad In. Mothar collected all tho
papers and then redistributed them
ana told he children to read the
verses aloud. There were some very
FUNNY ones you may be sure. for no
child knew what kind Of verse had
preceded HIS own two lines, and the
combination of thoughts relating TO
winter sports was often ridiculous 10
near. Wien the laughter and fun.
occasioned by the reading Of the verses
had died down.. Mother called the
guests into the dining room whore an
other surprise awaited them.
In the canter OF the table stood A
BIG snow man." holding under his arm
"a large white bag, and from the bar
70 each child's plate. on which stood
a little ice cream snow man ran a
white ribbon. When the sigma, was
given each child pulled the ribbon ana
out OF the bag came card board balls
flied with white peppermint balls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

anyway" asked John politely. "T'n
hold my hand on 'em so they won.
slide or"
Mrs. Barnes laid down the heavy
bundles. watched while John balanced
them well and then the two walked
on together. John all the while keep
ing his hand on the topmost parcel.
Wen. that surely was a help" said
the good lady when her doorstep was
reached. and here's a nickei--mayhe
you can use I'll"
Use IT." exclaimed John, ''ITl say.
1t for thrift stamp"
That so7' asked Mrs. Barnes ana
she was interested at oncA. III that's
what you want money for. John. why
don't you tx . box on your sled so ron
can haul bundles. Most OF the house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

IN large black shoes ard who brand
ished q terrifying stick. Tho prize
was very pretty edition OF The
Snow Queen"
Fer the next game the children sat
In circle on the tfoos. and to each
was given white pencil on which had
been pasted rilver tinsoi---Nettle Beile
called them icicles--and a sheet Of
paper. On the right hand end OF each
Tine were written these words. In the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

walls and dotted the furniture. Large
shests had haan spread over the floor.
ana In one corner OF tho piayroom had
man erected snow fort made of
ecreens and chairs covered with cotton
respecked sheetsng. Nettie Belle ap-
peArAd like veritable snow eff In her
waite party frock which looked as
sA0rgh = shower Of cotton and t.nsei
oAd descended upon 1t. After the
chtldren'a ordinations of admiration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06
PUZZLE CORNER

INITIAL AND FINAL aCROsTlC
The first and last letters OF the
words when correctly guessed and
placed one under the other viii form
the words which tell what this month
q noted for.
ss l. L. city In Russia
'7s :. caustic substance.
D. An allowance OF food.
= Franz and ostxpoaea.
s. 4 chasm or gap.
DOUBLE WORD SQUARE e
DIAGONAL
70 close with "a bang.
~ a part OF the ear.
Skilled.
Reward for merit--,o drop siowiy.
10 travel mounted
I, a thought
j, a. fruit.
T'ne diagonal. one Of Uncls SANS
AeiYera
saA'sss ANSWERS
;,s INITIAL AMI sRsIlaeyaL.s AcR0SIIo n
II oSc0 w
A tkai
II alto n
ssssS @ aaca d
II tatu s
I 00URLE WORD SQUARE DIAGONAL
"a 3 la m
u l0be
ahEe
/ Mee Dvsp
u. fIde
ID Ea
p eGK
4AZE-Lotcey left hand circle 70
sieht A1nd one. Nary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06

Take 30 square. salt cracksrA Z
box OF marshmeilows and q glass Of
jelly.
Lay IS OF the crackers In . shallow
cookie pan.
Drop one spoonful OF jelly ON each
cracker.
Lay the second IS crackers on top
Of the Jelly covered crackers. beins
sure that this corners match neatly.
Set q rnarshmailow on the top OF
each cracker top.
Put the pan IN a moderate oven and
bake till marshmallows are . dainty
brown color. -
Remove from the pan and ca. a,
once-
These are flns to make In . hurry
when company comes and you have
no cake or when you are very hungry
and the cookie jar Is empty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Nurses Settlement on Cherry street.
VIII pore as THE Lady With the
Lamp" while Miss Lou Belle catcsoy
Jones reads Longfcilow's well known
poem Of that name. this being one OF
the most attractive Of the taeieaux
20 De given AT the strand Thcater
next Wednesday night. The event
VIII be the Florence Nightingale con-
tennial celebration arranged Jointly
ty the Instructive WISHING Nurses'
Association anu the virginia League
Of Nursing Education. with Mrs. G.
OBJ. Cowardln as chairman Of the
program committee. There will no
other tnbleaux by students Of various
Richmond training schools.
Colonel Henry w. Anderson. recent
head or the American Rod Cross Com
mission TO RoumRnia. will make
brief address and all the women TAX
Ing part will br nurses.
Tho entertainment is open 30 the
punlic Without charge. ALTHOUGH Ger
t"ia seats viii he reserved -, senior
students In number OF schools. BE.
sides hoDoring the memory OF tnc
heroine OF the ci!mea IL IL a,so !:
challenge 10 the women OF today
Pageant Tonight.
a mivRl0Mary pagcant will be rivru
this evening at s:l5 O'Clock in tho
wcstmins'c. Presbyterian Church nm
der the auspices OF Circle 40. q. The
pageant Is called Christ In Ameri-
ca" and was written by Mrs Srh",ar
and M!s. Cronk. OF tho English Luth-
cram Church. All iNtercsttd I'm mis-.
sionS are invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them with n Veil; Re-
move Them with Othlne-Double
Strength.

This preparation for the removal Of
f-cckles is usually go successful in
removing frsckles and giving clear
beautiful complexion that 1t is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
IL il falls.
Don't hide your freckles under a
ven; get en- ounce OF Othine and re-
move them. Even the hrst few an
plications should sho~ N wonderful
Improvement some OF the lighter
frocHies vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for
TIE double strength othine:-i 1T IL this
that Is sold on the money-back guar
hntee.--Adv.
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Washington ON rrcparrdne...

VI i j. x. hmcnu. ---,sor.e WASH
'hElcn VAS stuuch supporter %
h!..a'k training and ?rrra:At un for
NJ Tense OF ne country IL case
:. n"ccss!'%. February .. liiB. lust
3cl0r" the Do-.araJion OF Indspcn-
'.nvc. ''c wt"tc: To expect the sam.
'tiN'Sr nom ran Irl undi>ciplincd
.ecril'i Us FROM veteran soldiers IL
20 cNptet what netsr did and what
t"HSr WI happsn.' In the tourtE
70 " otc; HAD we formed per-
nancn, army IN ,,c Beginning
80 Snpu'i ~ ~ h.ui % rN.rs,i
With handful ut non across the
bclawa"e in l.IS. trembling for the
'atc of America: We should
not hav" been the greatest part OF
Inc war inferior 10 the enemy. in
d"Dtcd ior our safety TO their In
activity enduring frequently the
;no.iit,chiion Of sHeins inviting op-
por'nn;tics 10 ruin them uass uti-
Improved 20: want Of n force which
the country was completely unabl.
20 hHorG. ana os seeing the country
m IVA ed: abused. murdered with ln,-
pnhitT from tho same cause"
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Movie Calendar

WJOC-huth CLIFFORD. In .rhe
Aninnin1 Woman"
HLUEBIRU--i,rs,x E,rnu,
In "Cphth Clinab;" .1he IpyistbIc
iianu md "a Restaurant OF Isiot."
WAY-Constancr r,i.
Hadge. In -fhe Love Expert"
COLONIAL-Dolore Ca,stnsIti.
in .'Tnrnlnttd Souls"
1SIS-Nazimoya. In .rhe Hear,
of u Child"
ODEOS-'rhc Mysiery Of The
Yellow ROOM
NEx--"ftnnttrs and Run,t,r,."
mint and Jen" and n HIiiinrn j.
Flynn story.
VICTOR - Jnrk Dempsey. \,
"Dnredet:i Jsckt" Charlie IhunIIn
In "lhr NnEmhohJ," aud The kni.
dn Raby."
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give Hall for Orphans.

Richmond people generally who are
'ogntzan; OF what is being accom-
plished in the education and training
~ orphan girls ut 81 JoScph's Orphan
Hoe. Fourth and Marshall Streets
VIII u" in;ere<ted in the charity ball
which IS heing given touight In
Grays' trmory 10 rnisc $500. II pos
sih'c. toward the support Of the work
81 sister Rose. who is head OF the in
sti;u,!on.
Ther. sr~ now 100 orphan girls In
= LosNpns. Their ages range from
'hre" TO eighteen Sears. Domestic
science aud other useful instruction
along vocational and educational
Tres is gwen the girls Ivy competent
Instructors.
\ Jazz orchestra will furnish music
FOR the dancing tonight in Grays'
Hrmory. and committee pf prom,-
mont Catholic women Will act as
q haTerons.
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'Ni'I Addre~. yIrnini. writers.

There VII be nm Important bust
ntSs meeting OF the Nirgi mia Writers
cub on saturday evening at $40
y 1r'i at the Professional Woman
Bn. ding. @i0 East Grace street.
Nft"T the business session the club
AL. DE addressed by Frank Reiicy.
wr'' known publisher OF Ch;ca-
60. HIS subject VIII he The Aspect
OF the Publisher in Business"
Mr.. Rciley viii he the guest Of
Nj. and Mrs :. Z. Glover during hi :
stay in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Church I.ennnnt or navy.

Reader. ii'rrisonours. The church
..ah, wl,' a uuir cross rne IN
",ruSsions IN force in re.o. ence 10
ln!s pchnani re.u as follows: The
Shurcn rennnnt shall he hoisted at
'ic saHit place vi noiSt ana over
q" .ns!Sn dulin: the performance
divine service on board vessels
81 the navy. The records OF the
itPHrtntni clsHr,y snow that this
rue mas beea IN force since ABOUT
lenn. and 1t Is believed since the Or
SanIHation OF the navy. AS indicated
ho!S,"d witnoi, regard to the creed
or fciH'on o! the service heinz held
'o"dri ship. II serves to indicate
enat q DIVINE knrEicc Is NeiME held.
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rrnnkIyn r.rnum a, the n,uebls.

The cowboy and the pup arc true
pais. and when the villain starts kics
.nE the, pup around things begin to
Happen with lightning like rnb.dit,
N The Puncher and the Pup" mir
.ure starring Franklyn Faynun.
which is the offering at the B,uebird
today and tomorrow. 4 big comedy.
The Invisible Hand" Hearst Nsws,
md Mutt and Jen arc also on the
bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Weeks P;,:ture Shows
life I, parndux;,uI.
offerings Il. l.oraI House.

The story Of The Amazing Won.
an, at the dljou again today ana TO.
MORROW. as itE title Indicates. Ia. To
10 with Girl WAC iir.s is ina,
.ouid DC summed up IN this paradox.
sal cHpressiI< She Is good when sh.
is bad and blu when she Is good" This
erizs,ion OF the leading role give.
% this feature the unusual suspense
hat affords entertainment, stltib,
.ousicd by current motion picture
lraalas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Henry s.dnor Harrison.

Miss e A.. Frehc-Ichsburs.-
Iydnor Harrison. author. was born n;
Sewanee, Tom. February 10. 1850.
and was educated at Br6okiyn Latin
school and Columbia University. tax
Ing from the latte the degrees Of
H.. a. and NJ. ~ lie is Unmarried
ing Mary Carstairs." "Qurcd." w. ".
Eyes" and "An,ela's business H..
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E,er,,hin< Her way.

Dorothea had everything her way
young nobleman. The other girl. q
celebrated dancer now. but Originally
sprung from the Llnehouse distric,
OF London. had only herself. her per-
scnaiity and an Unborn perception Of
thea l.ythani found herself Obliged TO
cheat 1T the game OF winning u mans
heart. But Sally Shape PLAYED fair.
who won this battle Of women's wits
with the prize the love OF the mar
they both sought constitute. one o.
me most compelling human and alb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding sIn,osi an,
tonic, eScebtirr On legal and uefIra,
suh3rcts. are answered free. ~ MI
inqRIries are sRswcrrd directly b,
nrrsnnn1 letter. aelf-ptidresAcr
-i"Inprd envelope ~ required. Ad-
tr~ss The Tim ~ Dispnich iufor,un.
ton Hnreau. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

M,s. j. lia'li'.' lIobson. ri .'M, tI,v."
week frr hricf stay.
pr, and Mr.. Thnnsa Sel.nn Pan. ara
s"ertIns few day. q, tho icac-ton
Hotel hare.
NJ. a,d Mr. Hsr-I.o, Su,i,a ,,1
thr!r childr"r, OF Souutciair. y d. are
quests OF Mr.. 4. :. Wood. on Park Ave.
nue..
Misses Hc:.n Doo'y ard paulin. Bsk.r
have returned to th-ir homes h.rc atter
attending tn. danes la,t week a. stAun-
tOn MiIitA-y Ncahemy. Stnmntnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Triple Colonial Program.

Al the Colonial today and .on,o--
row splendid three cornered pro-
gram Will b. provided. Dolor.. iA.-
'ineili. tho famous cameo girl Ia fsa-
'urinS Inc oil! in "Tarnirhed Souls"
one OF tho most delightful picture
she has ever made. Snuh" Pollard
IN new comedy and kinogram
news completes the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Triple Victor Bill.

Triple Victor Bill.
~ the Victor today ard tomor-o~
triple bill Will he offered. Jack
UempGey appears IN "Tlc Unseen
Menace" aud Chart" Chaplin viii b
seen In The Vax1hond" The other
'aaiure VIII he supplied in The Eal.
la Ruby" new William j. Flynn de-
tcctive story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

was lieutenant commander. United
Sizes Naval reserve Forces IN 1917.
rus home is al Cnar!cston W. Va.
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Thritix and surprise..

Thrills. Surp ise.. amazing ci.-
n,axes-ia snuit all the elements
that made The Mystery of The yell
low Room tae favor!te with lover /;
OF detective Action. coupled with tn.
additional dramatic qualities which
Tho screen Affords. Offer two hours O.:
cralioyed enjoyment to O1eon audi
tnces today and tomorrow. where
CASTOR LerouX's internationally IA
nous novel IS presented in picture
form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
WOMES'S MEETINGS.

The woman Auxiliary of ST., psur.
Church Nii; NEE; In tho rarlah houHe
W. East Grace Street this morning ., II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso.
eiaj'on viii inset ,h!s afternoon y, Z
O'Clock In Hu-phy's Hotel. when s-rsngr.
Inrnts TO- Hollywood Memorial BAY VIII
be completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Thn hoa,d OF manager OF N" Rich.
mona Exchange for Woman Work will
meet This morning at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

There vii b. meeting % IN. |. V. y.
al :25 South Cherry street on Tues.
day morning. Nay u. az u O'CLOCK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

sorDihg photopiays ever screened. L.
~ Saa!mova's greatest triumph. "'rn,,
Heart Of Cniid." and IL liz to be
seen this week at the Isis Thca,er.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

TIL" Pn.!nr.s womar's club will hold
" annual meeting this evening At ESQ
O'Clock in the Y. w g. A. Thnr- will
b." served
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