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LARGE DELEGATION
PRESENT OPENING
w. R. C. SESSIONS.
AT NJ. E. CHURCH.
Mrs. Ketterman, President,
Gives Splendid Address in
Sounding Convention Key
note


The first meeting of the Seth an
nuaI convention CT the Department OF
Colorado and wyoming. W R. c.. was
held in the NJ. E. church this morn.
ing.
1t Was called to order by the de
parunent president Mrs. Frances Ket,
terman. followed by all singing Amer.
lea" The Invocation was given by
Mrs E. ". waosworth OF Denver,
department chaplain
The appointment of officers for the
'coayention was made by the presi
dent after which the president. Mrs.
Ketternian. gave her address to the
convention. in which she reviewed the
work by her department and aids,
and the objects and aims of the W.
r. C.
Among the items taken UP and be
ing worked out by this organization
are AmerieRnization. Child Welfare.
and Higher Education. She also re
ported splendid growth of the W
IIi. C.. there being enrolled IL the last
year more than 100 new members.
-snd the order is in a splendid finan-
.iai condition
Mrs. Ketlerman's address was not
only instructive. but scholarly. and
coupled with her pleasing personality
nd gracious msnners made the meet
ing an nson- kong z:f,rzhsl- zaznenss
bered by those privileged to be pres
ent
This convention Is made up of
women OF class that people OF
Canon City should feel IT a privilege
and a pleasure to entertain them
There are three national officers OF
he w. r. c. in attendance: National
resident Abbie Lynch. Pittsburg. Pa;
National Counselor Mary l. Carr.
Bongmout. Colo: National Inspector
Julia f. Killim. Denver
The department officers present
are: Frances $ Ketterman. presi-
dent. Boulder Colo: Eliza A. Gard
ner, secretary. Boulder. Colo; Mary
Woodbridge. treasurer. Golden. Colo;
Fannie +. wadsworth. chaplain. Den
yer. Colo: Louise Buckholtz. Ssiida
Colo; Fannie Whip, senior aide,
Gunnisun. Colo.
Executive board members. Belle
Abbot, Longmont, Colo: Maud Jen-
lSins. Colorado Springs. Colo; Lucy
VI. Davis, Denver. Colo.
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Heating Says
Plum League
Spent No Money
my United Press,

WASHINGTON. June Edward
Neatiue. former congressman from
The Third Colorado district now an
official OF the Plum Plan LEAGUE tes-
iided before the Senate committee
on campaign expenditures that the
league has not and does not intend 10
contribute money to the campaign ~
any presidential candidate
Mrs. Antoinette Funn. an employe
u the national Democratic committee,
was asked IL she knew Of any cam.
paign funti for NcAdoo: There
isn't any" she replied
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SPECIAL LUNACY
COMMISSION WILL
PASS ON SANITY
OF GEORGE BOSKO
DIR. Hubert Work of Pueblo is
Appointed Head of Comrnis-
sion by Acting Governor Ste
pllan.
tny United rr~.-.J

DENVER. June 2--Acting Gov
stephan has appointed a special lun-
acy commission, headed by Dr. Hubert
Work OF Pueblo. to pass on the men
tai condition OF George Dosko, sen
fenced to be hung at the penitentiary
ia Canon City during the week begin
ming June II, tcr the double murder
~ Elton Parks aud Mr.. Hunter In
y APRIL. 1919 II is possible that Boske
may escape the galiows for the asy
lam for insane in Pueblo.
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An Historic Drum
at the Encampment

The Denver Veteran Fife and ntum
Corps, which IS in attendance al the
q. A Il encampment this week, b.
attracting much attention by its pay
ing OF martial music on the streets
OF Canon CITY. This organization is
incorporated under the laws OF the
state and is composed OF veterans OF
the OWL War. 1t was organized
about 10 years ago by W. 4. Fielder
with the following PERSONNEL. Or
". w. Benadom. +, c, Hitchcock and
A. A. Wright, fifors: W. A. Fielder, r
w Copeland and j. L. Campbell
<Continued ~ PAge Eight.y
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II Louisiana
Delegates Will
Be Seated
my. unl.ra rrr--.l

CHicAGo. Juno s,--The Repuh-
lean national committee has voted
unanimously 10 seat the i2 regular
delegates from Louisiana This H.
apparently. q victory for Gov. I.owden-
Tho contesting delegation was ssr
Gen. Wood.
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OTIS scHLAF HERE
TO MOVE FAMILY

otis schlaf is here from Delta. hav-
Ing come over to aid his family IN
moving their household effects TO
Delta. wherc they will make their t,i-
ture home. MIR. Schlaf viii be In
charge of-the new plant of the Colo
RADIO Packing CORPORATION at that
place. 4 VEL
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JOHNSON S.>>"T
MPR0MISE: ID
FIGHT FOR The
REP NOMINATION
Statement Asserts Under No
Circumstances Will He Take
Vice Presidency
CBy U.ited Prss..y

CHICAGO, June 2-That Senator
Johnson means TO make an uncompro
missing fight for the Republican pres
idential nomination is seen in state.
ment Just issued from the johnson
headquarters here. in which II Is as
serted that under no circumstances
would he accept the nomination for
vice president This announcement
followed the report that an offer had
been made to have Senator Johnson
run In second place with Coy. Low
den
There is no doubt but he viii be
nominated on the sixth ballot says
the announcement OF the johnson
managers The Pennsylvania dele
CATION IS working TO get the John.
sonltes to support Senator Phiianaer
Knox for president II johnson is un.
able TO get the nomination FOR hiE'
self.
Senator Pen.ose Is expected TO
throw his support 10 Senator Knox o.
Gov. Sproui OF Pennsylvania. or
finally to Gov. Lowdeu. Senator
Johnson VIII arrive Ia Chicago ON
Thdrsday. Gossip in the presiden
tial row stu fasors the chances OF
Gov Lowden for the nomination. Gel.
Wood is apparently losing ground in
the talk here hut his hzckeFs are
stfff confident Of his nnhI success.
CLEVELAND. o.. June 2--Senator
Hiram johnson. on arriving here to-
day for two addresses said that his
principal reason for going 10 the cni-
caso convention was TO see that IT
did not pussyfoo; or skuik on the
League OF Nations He declared; (;
II shall insist that the convention
take a manly. courageous stand in op,
position 10 any league. am entirely
satisfied with my chances at the Chi
cago convention. but won't prognos,
ticate."
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Appropriation
Bill for Army
Passes Senate
Ony uniscd rress.N

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The Sen
ate has passed the army appropria
tion bill, carrying with It sS95seao.
oo0 II has also passed tho sundry
civjl appropriation bill Roth meas
ures are now ur n the President for
his signature.
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1Continuea On rsEe Elsnt,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
The Rhy1ning Ophmist
ny ALINE MlCHAELrs.

'Oh. how sweet" cries Ana stasi:,
when friends asked her out to dine
but her sweetness would not phase
you. once YOU knew the maiden's Qinc
For, though she was always ready to
make IKE any sort of date; Anastasia was
lady certain ever to be late. On her
type you must be posted. for there's
one IN every crowd, and the words in
which she's roasted would not do to
say out loud. System is Il thing that's
lacking In dear Anastasia's pate, which
Is why she keeps on Stacking every
time she makes u date. OH" she
cries. how very charming that you
ask me out to dinc." Sweet her man
ner and disarming, but she reaches
there at nine. When the other guests
arc slipping demitasses with their host
!Anastasa comes a-trippins. and she
has to start on roast. Oh! you cannot
rail- 70 like her: shes AS dear as dear
can be; but you'll find she is Il piker.
If YOU say. 'Ee there ut three" There
Is something in her system that makes
Dromptitudo a bore; but for dates, she
can't resist 'e!n. and she's always
making more. Very gladly will she
but don't let the aady kid you. for az
eight she will arrive. PC it fault or
be it folly. there's no hope that she
will mend, and it makes me melancholy
thinking of my tardy friend. For T
know when old Saint pcter says. "Be
here at seven sharp" he will never.
never greet her. and she'll lose her
golden harp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Occasionally some elector is extreme
ly popular or especially obnoxious
Then few men may go out OF their
way to vote for him even If he isn't
on their party ticket. or to scratc
his name. Sometimes men vote only for
one elector in states where the Aus
trnlian ballot is used. believing there
by they are voting the whole ticket
when on this particular ballot it is
necessary to put the cross at the head
Of the ticket in order to cast
straight ballot In such cases only
one muy run ahead Of the rest and be
elected. while the others arc defeated.
1t Is understood that in Maryland in
1908. several hundred citizens voted
for the first two electors. believing
they were thereby voting for Presi-
dent and vice-presidcnt. So these
electors got several hundred more
votes than the other six. with the
result the State divided its electoral
vote, giving six TO Bryan and TWO to
Taft. Maryland divided its vote in
1904. Kennedy and California in 1896
and a half u dozen States III 1892.
California divided its vote in 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Little Bobby and His Pa
by WILLIAM E, KIRK,

Old Doc Beers is going to Cuby, sed
Pa last mite wen he CAIN hoam. Doc
says he cant stand the dry spell any
longer. sed Pa.
Let him go, sed Ma. You are happy
here, are you not?
Yes, scd Pa. I donnt want to SO to
Cuby, ware they drink the Janus Cuby
Root Beer. 1t wud maik me think OF
my skool days, sed Pa. wen the teechcr
used TO slam me on the bean With a
ruler. Ia sed bcekans I cuddent hrd
the Cuby Root. | newer liked rulers
from that time on, SAD Pa, not cevcn
the poor old ruler Of Hungry. Franz
Jojo. scd Pa.
Yure friend Doc Beers has Il Main
like 4 person WHO wuddcn: sigh for
dry spells, sed Ma. II IS Wonder
you doant want 10 pack up 6 follow
him. In the old days sou wud have
been on the boat by now. sed Ma.
Ah. yes, sed Pa, as the poet sed
] miss them golden days OF yoar
three per cent, G. sumtimes four
y vary sweet littei poem indeed,
sed Ma Amos, SPIRIT like. sed Ma.
II wuddent be SO had for Teller
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MSourcc of Snnnlrw


Here IS small point in pictur pro-
duction. bu: an important one. There
is n foreman who has hostler. two
gardeners. TWO lawn keepers, q plum
Der and assistant, two night watch
men, Sateman. three tanitors and
half n dozen office boys, three dress
ing room keepers and several labor
crs.. He sees that everything Is kebt
in shipshape style neat and clean. and
that everything runs smoothly around
the lot"
The studio keeps Il stable. corral,
rabbitry, and a garage. TheCc arc
twenty horses. 4 dozen wagons. three
trucks, and another dozen antiquate ed
carriages and coaches in the Held
barn. There being ten acres OF lawn.
1T takes an enormous amount of water
to keep them green. and two mon busy
moving them. Forty loads of refuse
n week is burned or hauled away, and
thirty loads OF scrap lumber Is sold
every week. This comes from the
mill and the wrecking OF settings.
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Is "a most absorbing subject says Miss
ReNalles, ''and / believe much viii DO
learned In the immediate future which
VIII be OF u startling nature regarding
psychic matters, 1t has been GUS
tomary TO soon ut any ono who dared
to think that possibly there might be
something there worthy OF research,
different view of IT,
1arthbouud" is n story calculated
70 stir Thought to rouse question, and
first to last. 1t is an Innovation. and
its theme will give rise to varying
opinions. There can be. however, but
one opinion regarding tho production:
beaten track. deals with a subject
which cannot fail to grip the inter-
est and sway the bcho1der.
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care >yc Du,ynbcor,ca,.

Octavus Roy Cohen has some cheer
ing words to say to you, il you are
largely of rejection slips--be they for
stories. plays or motion pictures He
says one should not even think Of Civ
ing up until manuscript has been
turned down at least fifteen tines
When ono should throw ii into the
wastebasket he does not say--prob-
ABLY never. 1t must be said that Mr.
Cohen speaks one with authority
Now he is at Culver city, where he
Is writing picture Rays. He had a
desk full Of rejected stories before he
ever sold one. But now he can't write
them fast enough TO nll the rcuuccts
he has from editors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

to spend few months in Cuby at
that, scd Pa, jest to see what fools
men can maik OF themsclfs chasing
after the butterfly P!eshur. Many
yeers 1 chased that butterfly. sed
Pa, e nil them dark eyed seenyureetas
are thare. too, sed ia, tinkling thar
guitars.
Indeed, sed Ma. How interesting.
/. Not for me, sed Pa like only
one seenyureeta & you are her, SET,
ia. Hon have my entire hart, Pa
sed. SO you may us we'll not git
ncrvus.
am vary calm, sed Ma, &c besides,
I know if you talk any long trim Vol,
are going to talk vure family. l was
reedinS in the paiper the other day
about man that was gone from his
family for twenty yecrs & wen he
calm back his wife was married
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American Flag Association.

-, alFs. ID. T.. Tazcwcll.-1'he Arnerjca,
Flag Association was organized Fnh.
aan ar H. lsss: It's motto being, one
object Is TO secure National and Ca
SiaeSislation for the protection of tho
s nag from degrading and dcsecra,sng
#ussI and to secure general on on
because on that day in 17T7 t.on,r
adopted the United States flag. The
association is composed Of iDdiv;a,i.i
members and also the members Of The
55Hag committee Of patriotic societies
Storsl the purpose Of fostering Duhlic
sentiment In favor of honorine the
nag fof our country and preserving q
from dissertation. 1t aims to cooor.
$dtrate the efforts Of All flag commit
steeT IN the common cause. An
sgpatsiotfc societies not already rem
resented arc invited to appoint fag
4 cot1fnittees Of thirteen members each
! ana taccredit them 10 this association.
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First on plymouth noc,,

ESaue!, Dumfries.--John Alden. one
OF me Pilgrim Fathers" and a coon
England in 1889. He died al Duyburv
Mass.. Septernber y. 1857. Alden was
eng a, IN repairing, the Maynower
sa1ied In her. He is said 10 have been
Inc hrst 10 step on PlyInouth Roct
tnough this honor is also assigned To-
At Duxbury. he married. Prisc;,i. a': ,I,,iE
icns, me incidents OF their courtship
s s15n d the v theme OF ;ongfelows court,
aai.p o. Mlies Stan0ish." Alden vas n
aitg years and outlived ali the ot 'f" :.
s'sners or the Mayfowcr comDact
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Nth the Film Folk
"3O Dozen I,ounl. 432.v

Thirty-siN dozen buttons on one
dress! Pity the husband OF such q
Irene. Rich in the new picture. les
call Me Jim" starring VIII Rogers
would be almost willing to spend a
lfc IN such servjtudc. Luckily. how
ever, the buttons are small and just
FOR decoration. They serve 40 other
PURPOSE, but Miss Rich, just out of
curiosity. counted them one day and
In ALL
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clubhouse to Shoot. sonc scenes. amdisiii
deciding that lie needed some OF tho -
members. too; to giye atmospheric"
invited them to come to the filming
and make their debut lin tho movies V
inc members were amused and dc,
out in force. According to reports, i.
"a pleasant timc was had BY all'' III,
zena Keere plays tho leading fem
inino part in the Forthcoming Ralph
moe special production, ",rhe Law
ing shot" in the North woods.
r. Cecil Smith and ELLA Stuart Car <
son nave just signed long-term con- ~ /.
tracts with Sclznick Pictures. Since ~
they began work for tho corporation y
last August. they have written con-
tinuious for nine pictures. -
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"Omnin Vincit Amo,,

inc lret half or line in ono os
virgtrs "Eciogucs" or Selections "
p pSslo y, pieces: cmnia vincit amor;
N our yernacular: Love conGucrs nii;
thInss; let us. too yield TO love i;
seems pity to destroy any illusion
truth compeis the statement tba, ~
the present instance ,hcy were ,b h..
nsivy OF DESPAIR .of Gailus-a friend
"a torture to him through his :nsanc
l0ye, Tor Lycoris. a weN-known h"o',r,.
we ,o, had proved tai,hicss 10 him. ThSe
Eof sall he has suffered and 10 e sufi.i
In ms vain endcavors 10 regain his
inorHal condition OF mind. and winds
SSsnHpsrWi.n the agonizing confession
$.t.oxe oYcrcdInes. brushes. anDihiIates
everything: let me too give IN ~
hopeless struggle (and put up win t ~ :
misery to the Tasty" W" my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

asgenn beckaus she thought he was
ded. How tragick for her. Sod Ma.
How tragick It must have been for
the gink wich married her last, SGD
Ia Think how he must have felt
Wen he was packing his grip.
bet II was gone twenty ,yeers
sed.
.Bobbie. sed Ma, you are too much
OF n littcl gentleman to run away
from hoam for twenty yeers. Think
now hungry you wud git, Ma sed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Information Bureau.

INQUIRIES regarding almost any to.,c.
scnfs ptinE ON Legal and medical sub.
sSn,tss are answered free. As MI In.
IeHer. seif-nddrensed stnmn.d
sTTHaSslope IL required. Addres, Ehs
ntcb,nn,S W Information bureau,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
story of Love AnnIr..

na one C, cannot complain. OF dun mo
tho Black;on-- pathe feature on Tn tho
| screen at the Victor Theater again to.
! gay. There is action in every inch Of
j us SIX reels, and the action rcyoivoa
NOT alone around ono Central ijgnrc hu,
!, 65neut every one in the cast Svlyia
srSaner and Robert Gordon are CO.
R-McAvoy are equally prominent.u -"aN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
nn,v tn Stop spec.li.c,

Many motor specders arrested in
your town. Uncle Si?"
No: There used 10 bc. hut wa set
tied them feilcrS. al right. Hain't been
hardly an arrest in six months"
How did you manage it?"
Wall. we jest fixed tho speed limit
NJ sevcnty-hve miles an hour, an
darned few OF 'cm kin make il, g.
gosh"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

subscriber, Richmond.--The FaraI.
rocky islands off Tie c6as, Of C Cal
atornfa, about thirty-tive mics dirsct.
~ west of San Francisco. Their ex-
IRENE points are about twelve miles
apart Ihere is an important light,
mouse on the southernmost Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Olive Thomas Youthful Follies" is
based on n Southern story. and most
New Orleans. About half the mem
bership OF fashionable country club,
situated near the Louisiana city, APP
pears in one part OF tho film. Dircc-
tor Alan Crosland had borrowed tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Uo,y He Rrolse In.

Raymond Hatton, who plays the
part Of tho poor. demented inventor
Alc jim got his start on tho stage
In home talent musical opcretta
The House that Jack Built" Then
he broke into the movies as an extra
at 50 day. -IIe came into prominence
for his work in comedy with, Mabel
Normand. Mack Sennett and Fred
Mann. He has recently joined tho
Goldwyn Players. AIR. Hatton is n
splendid delineator OF character parts
and as the mad inventor has an excel
lcnt opportlinity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
"l,nrtbboupd, Fusctnatinr

The occult and mysterious holds
for that reason she finds u genuine
fascination in tho filming of Earth
bound" This Basil King story is one
of the Eminent Authors productions,
and it is Il radical departure from the
usual tNpe Of screen story. dealing as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

Oliver Thomas is taking few days
vacation. having just completed her
sixth Selznick picture. Youthful Fol
lies" Her next vehicle will be Jenny.
based on the story by Roy Horniman.
the British author.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
lie Likes FIN That Way.
Reprcscntatiye Bcil. OF Georeia g.

KcprcscntatlVe Eel, OF Georgia, sent
number OF cu.ogles on dead mem
hcrs. of Congress 20 a Constituent and
received warm letter OF thanks for
his trouble.
Send ME all OF these culogies tina (.
.ycn can get" the correspondent wrote,
I'm always glad 10 hear OF another
dead congressman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Easter Eggs ana R,hh,,

MSS a. e T.. Pulasl,i-.In the old
Easter rabbit and eggs r orinI, ,ne
haobits and eggs are crnblemntic oI
Iertiiity; Easter is the spring fes;ivaI
at which, among Latin and Tsutnrir
races. the fruitfulness of nature WINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

theatrical family. VIII play the lead
ing masculine role in Puppy Love-"
This will be the third picture to run
In the Herbert kaufman Weekly The
first two will nc Little Red Riding
Hood" and 'The Faded Buttcrny.''
The weeklies will be released this
month.
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A "vvet" inheritance.

SO Freddie is engaged to that home
IS Dystiller girl CHI? What's lie marry
ing her Tor, her money!
Ssh! When prohibition came in
old man Dystiiler was left with g.
100000 gallons on his hands that she'll
inherit some day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Movie Calendar

nIJOU--Owen Moore, In ePiecn-
Sdtuy Jinn.''
RLuEnli,D = George Walsh. in
sssChe Bcnst."
BROADWAY ~ Constance Tall
gtsandge, In "In Search OF "A Sinner
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dalton. in
sItAlack In White"
Rickford. in "PoiIy-
Sanna.e
o ID EON- Madge Kennedy. in
d @Strictly Confdentiai."
REx-.B,ind Chance" ami snub
Pollard comedy.
S VICTOR -"My IIu.hnnd's other
Wife"
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The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES
The Modern bride.

The old fashioned woman who prom
ised 10 love, honor and obey her hus-
band now has 4 granddaughter who
asks where they got that stun,
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"Tic Woman God Sent" which is
based oa the story by Sophie irene
Loeb. the New York newspaper woman,
is completed kena Keefe has the lead
ing role.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SCREEN BREvITIEs

Sclznick Pictures has purchased the
screen rights to Albert Payson Ter
huno's novel, 1.-The Fighter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
|. Splitting of Electoral yot.,

go II. H., Sufoik.--The splitting Of
fant Electoral vote has frequently hap
slsa8d In close States In recent years.
s8Thet names OF the presidential and
slyicetpfesidentiai candidates do not
Sy4ppcari on the ballots in most states.
ssIpstoad are printed tho names OF tho
& Republican and Democratic electors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Fortunate Tor thc Men.

JACk: 'TEe tTOuDIe With You WOmcu
- that YOU have too much iinagina-
Glayds: II don't know. II we didn't
Imagine you mon were q lot better
than YOU are. none OF us would ever
marry You"
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Plays the aGlad Girl
! Comedy nj II. ncx,

I True comedy at It's best is Revealed
!, IN Madge Kennedy's new and delight
1uE Goldwyn picture. Strictly Conf
j dential; which will DC seen 1T the
\ iim version Of Jerome j. Jeronle's in
ttternationally famous story. Fanny and
!, .he. servant Problem" and relates the
VINO becomes lady only 10 find thai
hers twenty-three servants arc nj, re-
latlons OF hers an rc