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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
IBUY WITH CHEAP MONEY
AMERICANS GETTING RICH BY
EUROPEAN EXCHANGE DROP
Purchnse Merchandise With Depreci-
1tcd Currenry-Scnnte Action
Has Harmful Eject.

NEW YORK. Jan. of.-Americun inn.
porders now purShas;ns goods in Eng
the United States arc waxing fat an
4 result Of the, depreciation OF the
pound sterling. the franc and lira, ac-
rounds OF the New York wholesale
district.
The. only NY. in tho ointment for
inc American buyers abroad is tho
fact that; by = presidential order sew
cIal weeks ago, United States consuis
arc required TO Keep tab on big pur-
e eaS. ;bes the selling p5iee and
customs authorities.
Then. by figuring the rate OF cx.
snanSc on the date Of purchase, tho
value upon the goods for tho collection
OF import duties. court of claims
passes upon what are alleged 10 BIO
Pays In Deprecated Money.
The situation is said 20 be some
what like this: An American buying
pound, sterling. say on December -.
n nsss fd 10 ray IN American money only
worth about 34s, Now he goes TO
u ractory IN Nottingham. EnEiund. 10
MY laces' and there. although prices
var. he pays Tor them in this depreci-
ated British money and makes hand
Then lie ships tho laccs 70 the United
states whore. by reason of the imitation
Of the American dollar, they arc re-
tailed for from 100 10 $50 per cent
above prs-war prices.
Inc same importer. on tho same date
we VIII say: goes to France. In Paris
ne mas eSchanscd his American dol
PIX l-s francs to tho dollar. BIZ; now
he finds one Yankee "smolcon'' will
BUY li.o2 francs. about GO per cent
Tho price OF silks has gone W but
ne goes 10 Lyons. and there, with his
appreciated French money. he hugs
more than he has ever bought before
at bargain" prices. Thu silks reach
New York, where they arc sold 10 the
consumer al double their former retail
price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
PROTEST AGAINST CHURCH
REPRESENTATION IN LEAGUE
Federal CouaciI Voices Vixorou. Oh
lection In Paper Submitted TO
pFesidCDt.
Try hahociAtcd P!e.s. I

WASHINGTON. Jan 24.-virorou.
protest against Representation OF re-
ltstous organizations in tho league of
nations was presented TO President
Wilson and Secretary OF State J.angiuc
today by the Federal Council Of
Churches.
Tho Federal Council % tho Churches
q Christ In America" the protest said
representing ehirtycne cvans cSica
uenominati with moro than o.oos, :
600 communicates and cone,itI,c n~y,
or not ioss than 81. 600. 900 ca-nSstI:.
protests against tho official rcpresen.
the league o fnations.'
Tho protest also was sent 70 Paris
rcT presentation directly 20 the league
mcnt was offered by church ofYic.ais in
presenting the protest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
NEW YORK'S BIRTH RATE
is FAR BELOW NORMAL
Has Heen Reduced by $4,000 Since
January I, 101S, According to
Vital SfatistfcS.
tBy Associated Prcss.1
voDI- ~ OF A.

LBy AssocIatcd Prcss.1
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-New York
states normal birth rate has been re.
Luced by $4,000 since January /. 1918.
because OF the war and the resultant
nigh cost OF living, according 10 Il
II. NJ BiSgs. state Commissioner OF
The extreme low mark. Or. Eggs
Said: was reached In July 1919, when
o!rtnS dropped TO 1877 per 900 OF pop
nIation. This is the lowest figure in
The rate for the first eight months
lower than the rate for tho CORE
spending months in 1915 and Is per
cent lower than the average for the
preceding five years
DIR. BiEgs found solacc in tho fact
that death rate For the same neriod
was the lowest in many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
HELD AS MURDER SUSPECTS
Several. lien la Custody Mt ramnlea
In Connection with Deaths ar ~I
Americans.
I BY Assoriat,.d Pre- {.

By Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, Jan 2f.-S.yeral
'ncn suspected or being implicated is
the murder OF Far! Eoles aud Il. i.
Eoney, American OIL men. are under
arrest At TanpiCo. according to reports
from Colonel Frisco Ocosco. in cl,arxs
of military police there. None oCstRe
prisoners has confessed. but onn,-uf
them IS said by the police to have hes,
wearing "A sweater belonging to ono
OF the Americans. This garment Irss
blood-st,ined, and tho man. whose name
is Castro. is alleged to have tried. To
get rid OF II when unprecedented -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Jerkin Bears Imprint.

Inc Jerk:n ocaring Tho Imprint IS
still preserved in the shrine, inca scd
IN silver, gold and gems
Guadalupe Day as tho celebration
is called. Is a strange combination OF
devotion and unbridled hilarity on tho
part OF the Indians. Guadnlupe is
within easy acccs. from Mexico city.
and the festival always attracts many
foreign spectators from tho capital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
SIBERIAN DEATH TRAINS
ADD TO COUNTRY'S HORRORS
ltefuEccs Packed Into Cnrs. When
Hundreds I'cxish From Disease
md NcrTnJn.

TOKYO. Jan. 24.-Thc death trains
constitute a fearful feature or the ST.
bcrian railroad. says Colonel l. T.
Teuslcr. american Rcd Cross commits
sioner TO siberia. Into these trains arc
packed n the front, says 500. refugees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

clothed in rags. IL they could have
ribbons and simple ,aces N, sail IL
would help to support the moralS ,st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Finds Lira at Vast Discount.

Next this importer visits Italy, where
he finds the ii-a, 5.l5 is of which. like
bought for ono American dollar. now
at vast discount. In fact. he re-
ceircs l3.t7 lire for one American dol
lar. and. we'll financed. goes TO Naples
where he ncSotiatcS thc purchase OF
tapestries costing. OF course. more than
In 1919. but in reality cheaper when
purchased with the present Italian cur
rcncy.
Tie same financial conditions cxis:
all over Europe. and in the formc,
central empires. or course, they are re :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
SHOULD DOCTORS TELL WHAT
ALLS PA7ZENTyo IF SO, WYYo
Aside From Duty Imposed by Law, What Should a
Doctor DO in Case of Diseased Man About
to Get Married?

N" patients consent. I, il. IN fact.
a. oVsaeh o: professional! ethics. but
IN" law compels him to 10 so.
When the doctor must give in
iorinati"n ny order of a court
~. for Instance. ] were asked by
counsel What Was the man suffer-
ing from | would ask the Judge Il
IL were necessary 10 answer the uucs-
non. and should have TO abide By his
decision.
, When breaking silence would
prevent crime being committee
-. when, by revealing sncra,
obtained in the course Of professional
work an innoccn; third party will he
saved from disease and suffering
Supno.e mat n man who has a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
A Splendid
Hair Saver
and Beautifier
Found NJ I.nst-Shows Results in Few
DnyN NOthInE To Pay.

II your hair is falling out; pr.ma :
tureiy gray, brittle. dead-lool<ing. fun
OF dandrum. and your head itches like
mad. quick action must he taken TO
save your hair.
Don't wait until tho hair root is
dead. for then nothing can help you.
Get from your druEEis; today II
bottle az Partisan sage. which is
guaranteed to quickly stop itching
scalp. keep away all dandruT. check
falling hair and beautify 1t. or money
refunded. y simpi. home treatment
--"asy TO us.--just the ihing for busy
men and women.
Partisan sage Is a scientific prep
aration that supplies hair needs-a
perfectly harmless. non-s.icky anti
septic liquid. that will not change
the natural color of the hair.
II YOU want fresh. clean scalp.
and wealth Of live-looinS hair. ra-
diant with health and beauty don't
delay. start using Partisan sage now
tonight. y large bottle Is inexpen-
sivc. and money refunded IL not en-
tirely satisfactory.-Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
FINDS BITTER OPPOSITION
TO lEkC|NG IN SCHOOLS
DIR. AirNccNrr Can See No Harm in
Children Bcin;. Taught rhythmic
Movements.
ny Dn. VI. \. M.I<EE,HI,.


In practically every cits and larger
c"mmumi'y OF This country there APP
- ''rs 20 be a more or less bitter quar-
re-! over the dance as II relates to tn.
conduct OF IN. growing generation
la one ci,y Of 10000 recently visited
round an opposing group about to
aprchl 10 NE courts To prevent the
school officials from conducting
dances in the buildings.
In city OF 5000 found a group
"i 1000 patrons pctitloning the board
OF education not to teach folk dane
ing in the classroom
In city OF 100. 900 found a board
! OF education conducting morals
court trial Of twenty high school
pupils who, II was alleged. had gone
astral because al evils growing out
OF N" dance han.
In ihiclSlY populated county con
tanning city. villagc3 and many ru-
rd jewellers. found a strong crlani-
| Zation OF rntTonS working assiduouS!y
aEhins; 4 p cial dance and the
sSnppl id nc" ~ every form.
In tho course OF a 2.500- mile trip |
ind th!s sam" genera opposition to
! IN" juvenile dance. with the attack
c"nt"rcd on some particular aspect OF
Now. ! believe all Young peopI. in
stinctively desire To play rythm !caliv
and 10 dance acsthetically. | say that
very probably. "crc 1t not for the
commercial ana selfish motives which
creep in cverywher" TO mar IL. the
natural dancing OF IN" children might
be turned into good and beauty
FOLK dancing IN III" true and proper
sense IL symbolic and rythmic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Farmers Wife Finds !.
Astonishing Relief

''"or 70" long years had suf
fered with my stomach. tried
everything without relief. hut after
one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Rom
edy knew ! had obtained what
had been looking for and I took tho
fun course OF treatment. 1t is going
on years now and I have never
had any pains or bloating since" 1t
removes the catarrhal mucous from
the Intestinal tract. and allays tho
Inflammation which causes PRACTICAL
ly all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis. Ono
dose will convince or money refunded
At Grant Drug Company and drug
gists everywherc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Removes Wrinkles and
Refreshes Tired Faces

As tho skin tends to expand in warm
weather. causing wrinkles TO form. n good
hsiringent-tonic lotion should be use ii
these days. Dissolve ounce OF pure
powdered saxolitc in a half pint OF witch
hazel. Rattle the face in this and sec
how quickly she wrinkles and burrows
VIII disappt ar--and how much younger
you VIII look There's nothing better for
soSving checks or double chin or for en-
iarccd pores
Use this simple lotion during tho heat
~ III" day and you will find II wonder
fully refreshing. You viii lose that witty
tired look. The ingredients Of course are
perfectly harmless. Re sure To ask the
druggist for powdered axoiite.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
USE "T|z" FOR SORE,
TIRED, ACHING FEET
No more puffed-up, burning,
sweaty, callOused feet
or cOrnS.

Just take your shoes or and then
put those weary. shoe crinkled. n CHI
ing, burning, corn pestercd. bunion-
tortured feet of yours in "Tiz"
bath. Your toes will wiggle with
joy: they'll look up At you and al
most talk and then they'll take an
other dive in that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps OF
iead-an tired out--just try "Tiz."
It's grand-its glorious YouS feet
will dance with JOY: also you will Ind
all pain gone from corns, cauouses
and bunions.
There's nothing like 'Tiz." It's
me only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous cNudations which nun
up your feet and cause foot torture.
Get box OF "'riz" ut any drug or
department store-,lon't wait. An,
how glad your feet get: how comfort
apIe your shoes feel. You can wear
shoes a size sma Her IL YOU desire
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
DARkEN GRAY HAIR
DARKE MORAY HAIR
Bring Back Its Color and LUIS.
ire with Grandma's Sage
Tea Recipe.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added will turn gray. streaked and
'aded hair beautifully dark and iuxu-
rant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home. though Is trou-
oiHaome. An easier way Ia to We;
the ready-to-use preparation i'm
proved by the addition OF other in
Eredients. large bottle. at little
cost, at drug stores. known as
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound thus avoiding a lot OF miss
While gray. faded hair Is not sinful
we All desire to retain our youthfuI
appearance and atiract!veness. by
darkening your hair with Wyeth,s
Sage and sulphur Compound. no one
can tell, because II does il so na,nr-
ally, so evenly. You jus, dampen 4
sponge or soft brush with 1t aud
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time: by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
After another application or two your
h'r becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and uxurian, and you
appear years youngcr.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Want To Keep Your
Hair PerpetuaIiy Curly?

Pcrp"tually wavy or curly hair is now
within the means OF every woman to
possess. one need only to get a few
ounces OF plain liquid siini"rinc from
the druggist and apply a little OF q:
occasionally with clean tooth brush
before doing up the hair. When this
dries the most beautiful and natural look
ing waves and creasss Imaginable are in
evidence. Wind and heat do not affect
the cnrincss as where a heated iron has
been used.
Liquid slmcrinc Is so pure and harm
less there is not tbs slightest danger of
s3otting the scalp or streasinE the hair
and II leaves sticky nr greasy trace
IL VIII also be appreciated az ii beneficial
dressing. as II Keeps the hair 80 soft
silky and lustrous.-Adv
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INV univera,l service !

LONDON. July 2i.-"Therc has been
nuch misunderstanding since tn.
b'ltlfh MEDICAL Association discussion
concerning the relations which oirh,
10 exist between a doctor and his
paNrnt with respect to secrecy" said
inc secretary Of tn. Medical Dc!ense
ln!on today. In my opinion. a doc
toE snou4u not remain silent when
the case can he classified under ono O..
the following headings:
i. When disease must ne noti-
fed In accordance with an act OF
idr.iamcnt. For example. SMALLPOX
"A doctor attending a case Of small
poN must communicate ~ once with
the proper authority. even without
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
FARMVlLLE

fSp"cia! 70 Tho Times DispatchD
ARMNII.I.E, July 9i-Mr and
Mrs. -. g. pupy motorcd TO Lynch
hurG Tuesday 10 spend :, few days
with Mr.. pupuN's home people
Mr. II. l.. Barnes. az Richmond was
tn guest OF his daughter. Mrs H. l.
iiudg!ns. for The rast week
q. Fred Butcher and wife expect
to leave In u few DAYS for & tNo week :
vacation in No.th Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

rl0t cement without even amy pairing
III or mixing OF the sexes. and II IL
we're held strictly 20 that II might
prove exec edimgiy valuable ~ ever
Use and character development.
l;ut the minute you attempt 10 con-
duct either OF these priinitiY"-tnd
n'lievc Innocent exercises IN the
school. some selfish commercial MO-
t.v" forces it's way in from tn" out.
sid" and insists on giving dancing,
lessons. a. so muCn.
N"w. hnr" is the beginning Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
just the Snn,e.

a hoatman who was in charge of
l ferry across river was accostei
)y q poor stranger who wanted TO
ross bu; who had not the money
with which TO pay his fare The
loatman scratched his head and
-aid, Have you no money at all?
IL VIII only cost YOU cents TO get
across" But ] haven't got ) cents"
said the stranger dejectediy. After
4 little more musing. the Boatman
said. We'll. look here. il seems 10
me that man who hash, got a
nickel il just as well off on this
side of the river as on the other"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Absolutely New Method
For Sucerfluous Hair
(Surr Way 10 Rcmorc Isoots and AID

Go"dhyr to derilstor!es. tn. electric
needle and tho razor. Here a, last is
method that removes superi'uous hair
completely. roots and ail-casiiy. harm
i-ssly. quickly. Nothing like it ever heard
OF before
II you'd Hike 10 try this wonderful proc
ess. just get Sick Of phclactin- from
your druggist. follow the simple instruC-
ti"n.-and with your own eyes the
hair roots come out SEC how perfectly
smooth and hair-frer your skin Will be-.
Phe!actinc is non-irritatinE. odorlcss and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

virul"nt contagious disease wishes 10
marry girl, thereby running her life
and MAT ot any children there may
be. Ihh doctor would do his best 10
d!ssuadc tho man. !: This course We're
unsuccessful. othcr means nigh; be
sought 20 prevent the union.
If a doctor. without the consent o.:
his patient. reveals a sccrc; hr mus;
." rrcnhred t" justify his action in
his colleagues"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
II Had Elements.

Diner What ia this broth made
o.. walter? surely IL is not chicken
broth - waiter: Well sir us
chicken broth in its Infancy. rs
ma6" out OF the water the crgs
were boiled in"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
|ARMERs' ORGANIZATIONS
PLAN INTERESTING MEET
iHhth Annual Gathering of Insti-
tutc ut BiacksburR to Enjoy
Diversified Program.
'ELL-KNowN MEN no SPEAK
ccrctary OF Agriculture, Carter
Glass, Clarence Poe, &. Il.
Bassctt and Others Scheduled for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Participate.

Hi.ACkSBuRG. July 2i.-The
Ihth annual meeting OF the State
ar'ners Institute Will be held at
,e Virginia Polytechnic institute.
lachsburE Va. August 4. and g.
|)lleGc 10 entertain just AZ many Of
,o farmers and farm women Of the
tate as may find IL possible 10 hc
resent. ana prospects are briGht for
very larg. ;,ttcndance.
While this meeting is generals re
ERRED to aS tn. farmers institute.
II oil the farmers organizations in
|irginia send representative To the
gricultusal College to learn just
hat is being done there. Such or
LIMITATIONS AS the Farmers Union,
lc State Dairy Association. The state
EOrt!cuitural society ANA others VIII
r. represented. ana iitnc VIII -" given
pr special meetings OF these orSsEi-
'itions.
arrangements have been made for
|ntrIIt!nInS al! NisitoTh m thc coz
III b." charged tor iUlSn- ga tue
barracks TOT the entire the. days
nd meals wiIl bc furnished AT the
'.lcgr diary nall at - per uay. OF
c:atS Iti single mya. NiNls'.'a
|Ntrcting L. .tIy ia the GuriIItDr4r.
Iiust brlns sheets, t".vc.e and all
|ecessary toilet articles \ number
L roomIng ana boarding places vii!
/" available ia the town, and those
ishinS 40 MAX. reservations. aac.G
+ time should writ, 10 the extension
|!v.siUn. B!aCksbuvS.
rIuE ram tnusuhiiy IntcrcstInE.
The program this year VIII be un-
suaItA Interesting. I'nc main .GD-
cts 20 " discussed are marketing
y farm products, farmers nrEaniHa-
Ons. the purr-Drei sire camp-map,
|cticr dairy practices. and clothing
nG cooking too til" family
Some OF the noted speakers expect
III 10 appear on ia. i'rOs.-iu IA. me
on. j.. 4 Meredith. Secretary oil AZ
|iCG!turr. Senator Carter Class. 6. ~
asset. formerly head Of the Bureau
Il Markets. c!arcnc. Zoe. editor OF
-. Progressive Farmer. Dr. Lyman.
r TIA" Natiunal Board OF Farm Or
IHI@htEuEr. Jo.tpu Turner. -. Hon
Ia Collage, Ini others.
Toe morning Viii b- given over to
I'ini conferences FOR men auu women.
'atCrch by round table iiaCuss,o
nd lectures. The afternoons wi!i be
|tken up IN demonstrations ia wool
radiuG. trsatrncnl OF wheat diseases.
oultry cuilinS. clothing exhibits ana
team pressure canning dciupnatra-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
VIII Exhibit Moving pictures.

The evenings viii hc iakJn Up with
|loSinG picture shows .,nd lectures b.!
Pc leading men IN agricultural! Work
i the United States The meeting
III be one OF the greatest ever pre-
|.nted TO the farmers Of virginia. and
will l." well worth tho while Of
ny farmer living IN the most distant
|hrt uf the state 10 Srcnd thcs. three
~ undone That can contribute To the
|nW!ort oi the visitors.
The Farmers institute VIII have
y much OF interest for shc farm
omen OF virginia as 1t does Tor The
trm mon. Programs OF sncCinl In
eyes; for women are offered in ad.
mon 10 tn" joiai program for both
hen ani women
On tho afternoon or August : ther"
I'ill he demonstrations in the use Of
hn steam Gamer and tn. nrcicsS
ookcr. fooI cooked in these labor
nc ana lAel- saving devices VIII be
crved 70 at the women vii! know
pr tnans"lycs' what valuable aids
hesc aIe 10 ih- busy farm women,
'ihcr simple labor wing devices Nil!
e shown and their uses explained.
Noted Women "a speak
In he Afternoon OF August ). Mrs
Williamson. o. the Industrial Depart
lcnt OF the Children's Bureau. Wash
ngtcn, y. g.. viii conduct Il round
able conference on the care of chill
rem. Mrs l.auderback. home demon
tenu., will tell what nome dcmonsira-
ion work has done for the women and
urls IN n.r county. THAT evening
hides on, the home NE for farm won
IN VII be shown and Mrs William
ION will tell OF the wonderful. work
Icing done by the Child welfare be-
ldrtmcnt az :hc Rurehu OF Labor.
Mrs LaUdcrbhck viii speak az the
yOnderful marketing work that has
!ccn developed IN Chattanooga hy The
Ioun'y home demonstration agent
Bringing the surplus products OF the
Iarm direct from producer TO con-
Tuner al * In IN price 20 the farmer
nd q saving IN price 10 she consumer
This subject % noncy-making is
Inc of vital interest to the girls and
.omcn on the farm. There VIII be
'ther very attractive features for
women aud II VIII pay every farm
-omun TO drop her household cares
or few days and come TO tn" Farm
RS Institute. Special arrangements
..i!l ho made for the Accommodation
y all women who may come.
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Times Dispatch.D
Nry q. e. Davis
M's w. w. Robert
Mr.. julia NcGlc
t.. " SteArus
Mrs VI !. stern
= r Nolan
!. u SmDot
\. u. Whltworth
X CARY MONTAGUE
~. T.. stern
W I Msnun.S
Sis. FANNY Van No-t
W =. Noble
J l.. DAVE
George W MIntrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS
MOUNT ELLiOTr SPRINGS. July
- Among recent Richmond arrivals

- Among recent
arc the following
'Sp"c.tl 10 tn.
Nil. Pearl y. r-ldty
T. II. 'furn.go
] j Leah"
fni,- Sash
NTucc BpWo
r.CG.n" =. Banks
J q. Sw'cilyAH
Scott 'iaNl6r
Mrs S,pti TaNlur
J.. y. Eoddtn
Mrii g. y. Gpbdln
and son
Nh :" l. Iahpnoy
N.'.s Mamie DurNin
Mrs. ]. . Tanner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
THE BLUE MOON" AND 1.-THE
GAMESTERS" FOR BLUEBIRD
Two Stirring Dramas VIII Divide
First -Four Days of the Week.
MnrSnrltu Fisher Stnr of LATTER

\ powerful aud timely story throw
ing the scarchllsh, fun upon the
evils Of games of chance is The
1amcstcrs." the Margurita Fisher
picture which the Blu.D!rd viii after
as II special reatur. tomorrow and
Tuesday. II is largely due TO the
star ,and her supporting east that
this old story OF tn" evils OF ramh-
ling - mad. passhblc screen ontcr-
tainn"nt again. The new angie of
IN" gambling situation has been
brought into play. revealing how
many "f TIL" best people" OF today
are gambling on the side uubc-
known 10 their families and friends
Miss Fisher Wins credit for herself
IN one Of the best roles Ehc has ever
'Hsnycd. Tho picture transfers it's
locale from tn" West. whore IL opens
to the interior OF u lavish gambling
den In an Eastern city. Hayward
Mack has tn" leading male role.
David Anderson's story Of pearl
hunting on tn. Wabash River. The
blue Moon" has been dramat!zcd by
u strong cast. II VIII bc a ,,vo-day
attraction 10 the Hlucbird. opening
Wednesday. The hero is youth
without name who loscs hiss only
friend in the world. his mother. on
the duy that n" finds tn. valuable
pcurl known as The Blue Moon"