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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
BANQUET HELD
Zeta Sigma Society Held Banquet
Saturday Evening.

The thirty-second Annual Ban
quet of the Zeta Sigma Literary
society of Alma college was given in
the Odd-fellows Hall on Saturday
evening, Noveber 9Th.
The guests, many of whom were
from out of town, former students
of the college, and the members of
Zeta Sigma and Alpha Theta gath
cred at six o'clock and sat down TO
very sumptious seven course ban
quet. The banquet hall was very
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion with streamers of blue and
white which formed canopy over
the long tables. Strings of small
birch bark canoes were suspended
under the canopy, and the programs,
with blue covers, and favors, white
carnations, carried out the general
effect Of the other decorations.
Music was furnished throughout
the supper by an orchestra, and the
Zeta Sigma quartette gave one num-
Der during the program which was
much enjoyed Allen Toilette acted
as toastmaster and Captain and in
troduced in fitting manner the fol-
lowing speakers: Lee Sharrar, Sub
ject, Concentration; Esther Fried
rich, subject, Associations" Lowell
Hudson, subject, Determination"
Robert Adams, subject, "Hallucina-
tom" Robert Wyatt, subject, Prog
nostication;" J. S. Supernaw, sub
ject, "Affiliation." Supt. of Public
Instruction, T. f. Johnson who was
to have closed the program was un-
able TO be present on account Of
sickness but his place was ably filled
by Dean Mitchell who spoke on
Characterization"
After drinking a toast TO Zeta
Sigma and Alpha Theta, the Zeta
Sigma song was sung by the as
sembled company and the people
then adjourned to the college gym
nasium to complete the general
good time by dancing until twelve
o'clock.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
READY
TO CELEBRATE
George w. Myers Post To Give
Alma a Real Armistice
Day Attraction.
POST PROMISES BIG AFFAIR
Aerial Bombing. Big Parade, a Mill
thy Ball and Gridiron Game
Listed.

The George w. Myers Post No
1872, American Legion, of this city is
all set and marking time until 1880
a. m. Thursday, when the big armis-
tice celebration here will be started
continuing until late in the evening
without let up, making a day that
promises TO be long remembered.
The days doin's will start prompt
ly at 1920 with an aerial lombard
ment Of the city, which will continue
until 1l:00 o'clock.
At that time the big parade, head
ed by the Masonic band, and contain
ing ex-service men in uniform, will
be formed at the city hall and march
west on Superior street to the college
campus, where short patriotic exer-
cises will be held, including the pre-
sentation of the American flag "a
7 the post by the W. K. c.
The program for the exercises az
the college follows;
Song-"America."
Presentation of American Flag
by w. X. c.
Acceptance of Flag by local post
Address-Professor Hamilton.
Song--Star Spangled Banner"
At the close of these exercises the
parade will reform, and march back
to the city hall to be followed by q
luncheon in the high school gymna-
sium, given by the local post to the
visiting service men. Jack Haggert
will act as postmaster at the ban
quet.
At 1880 p. m. q band concert will
be given by the Masonic band, at the
corner of State and Superior streets
The big football game between the
team representing the George w
Myers Post, of the American Legion
Will clash with the Alma College
team at 800 p. m. on Davis field
Sad = ggamjsss- |. 70 bs a. q bot encounter
At~ 300 p. m. m rhe< post office
hall will be staged the big military
ball, that has been planned on some
weeks, and it promises to be one OF
the real events of the day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
EXPLAIN TROUBLE
OF GAS COMPANY
Too Much Sulphur in Coal Has
Caused Disagreeable Fumes
in Gas.

With a view of endeavoring 70
remedy the trouble which has been
experienced locally, because of sui
phur fumes in the gas which has
been furnished by the Gratiot Coun-
ty Gas company, William 4. Rey-
nolds, city manager, recently took
up the matter with the Michigan
Utilities Commission, and has been
informed by the commission that the
trouble had come from few car
loads of coal that contained coal
that was high in sulphur.
The letter, which Manager Rey-
nolds received from the commission,
and which explains the entire mat
ter follows
Mr. w. E. Reynolds,
City Manager Of City of Alma,
Alma, Michigan
Dear Sir:
This office is in receipt of your
letter dated October Both relative to
the sulphur content of gas now be-
ing furnished by the Gratiot County
Gas Company to it's consumers al
Alma.
This matter was taken up with
the company last week. We found
that the gas company had received
two car loads of coal which were
high in sulphur; in fact, too high
for gas use. 1t seems that they did
not become aware of the fact until
the coal had been carbonized anC
the gas sent out. The excess of sui
phur quickly caused the neutralza-
tion Of the iron oxide in the purifier
which permitted the passing of sui
phur through to the mains. The
company was forced TO send TO Bay
City for more oxide and until tha;
had arrived purification of the gas
was impossible. have been given
10 understand however, that the
gas is now without impurities.
Since the coal shortage during
the last year many Of the gas com
panies throughout the State have
had the same trouble which has beed
caused by their inability 70 secure
standard grades of gas coal. II
usually takes from week to ten
days for company to get straight
ened out after having received 2
shot of high sulphured coal.
Il would appreciate your notify.
ing this office relative to the purity
Of the gas at this time.
Yours very truly,
Fred r. Harris, Chief Engineer"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
ATTENTION EX.sOLDIERs

The attention of all ex-soldiers
who served in the war with Spain,
at home or abroad, or those who saw
service in the Philippine Insurrection
or in the China Relief Expedition
and widows Of such former soldiers,
is called TO laws recently passed by
congress, which are Of the utmost
interest to soldiers. If they will send
their name and address to Walter s.
Buchanan, National Aid-de-C Camp,
Army and Navy Union, Route 2.
Louisa, Va, he will be glad to ad-
wise them fully as to their rights
under the new law. Prompt atten-
ton will mean the possible saving of
money, as the pension commences
With the filing Of the claim. Mr..
buchanan wishes 10 aid his comrades
n every possible way, and requests
that they write him enclosing stamp
for reply.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
STAG BANQUET
Phi Phi Alpha Society Held Affair
AT the Wright House.

On Saturday evening the annual
stag banquet Of the Phi Phi Alpha
society Of Alma College was held at
the Wright House. being attended
by nearly forty members of the So
ciety.
Following delightful banquet,
with Lyle d. Barnhart, acting as
POSTMASTER, the following toasts
were responded to: The Needs Of
the Hour" by Hartzell Lyons; For
Men Only" by Roger Zinn; The
Coming Year by Thomas Dasef.
Professor Hamilton brought the pro-
gram TO a close with pleasing ad-
dress.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
ST. MARY's BELL BLESSED

Tuesday, Nov. 10th, will take place
the Blessing of the new bell for st.
Mary's church. The ceremony will
take place at 1880 a. M, and will
consist of Solemn High Mass, with
sermon by Rev. John f. Troy, who
built the original church in Alma, and
who is well known to many Of AL
mas old citizens.
Immediately after the Mass, Rt.
Rev. Edward ID. Kelly, Bishop of
Grand Rapids, will proceed to the
blessing of the bell. The ceremonies
used will be explained in the sermon.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend, regardless of creed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
NEAR EAST RELIEF

A special meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian church on Monday
evening, at 500, for the purpose Of
organizing community effort for
the relief Of sufferers in Armenia
and surrounding countries. All
lodges and societies are asked TO CO.
operate in this work.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Be sure TO bring your friends with
boxes TO the Program Box Social and
other attractions at the Ely school,
south Of Alma Friday evening. Nov.
l9.-adv. 53-l-w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

William Brewbsker left this week
for New York where he has accepted
a fine position with the international
Banling association.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Two 2-ton trucks for long and
short distance moving. Call 395 OF
67I.-72-tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Home made candies and confec-
iions ~ tire DeLuve Candy Shop
adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Long and short distance moving.
Call 395 or 67l.-72-t
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Watch for The Lost City."-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Go and Get It-"-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

THE Fall of Babylon" - Coming
adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
The Rhyrning Optimist
Df ALINE MICHAELIs.

The world is wide and that may
Dc why thoughts arc made with
wings. SO all the space 'twixt you
ana me. however far apart we be-
may bring thought that sings. The
world is wide, oh. very wide: but
everywhere |, roam there come loved
faces TO my side the words Of loved
ones with me hide in kindly thoughts
or home. The world is wide and hill
ana vale stretch far and far away
ana forest lands and quiet dale and
lands OF lonely mountain trail keen
YOU anu me today. But. though the
way Is very far and though the days
arc long. my thoughts are ever where
you are. as constant as the polar star
a tender. winged thronE. And IL the
SKIES BENT dark above. | send a
thought of cheer. send little
thought of love flying wherever you
may rove to greet you. far or near
My old geography could state how
many miles Earth spreads: dare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
With the Film Folk
"D-stiny and che Man"

Ihere is no question what Russ
l'owGi, playing in The slim ,.rin-
would have. been II he had no, been
I'm actor lie would have been an
l'owrl was endowed By ms.urc
Win an cScclcnt voice. Early in
ms career lie was sent 20 New York
Tor voice culture. simultaneously.
me duties OF M architectural drafts
lihoOd
HeturninE later to Seattle. lie sang:
m ne plymouth congregational
Cnurch> II so happened taat the san
frahcisco Opera compuny was in IN.
Guy. ana mad just lost the services
"g enc oi their singers. a man very
u. III" company heard lowell in tho
il!houlh church, and he was
prompi!| engaged. SO began his ca
rccr behind the foo;Iighis. lie never
returned 10 the drafting board and
the engineers transit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
stagscrs-a, Movie Expense.

Crocsus. the wcli-known old rich
man. would be staggered i: he hau
= movies bin to pay today. Whether
ms cNchcqucr would stand the strain
~ also rroblematica, II he did .,nv
such = bill as the following. with
out doubt i, would be with u groan.
~ tne Goiawvn plant there IS a
controller. Who has been with the
firm for years. Under his guidance
is the studio auditor. a cashier. :,
cost accountant, timex ecper. clerks
and stcnoEraphers for handling the
Immense payroll of 600 people In
addition, they have to transact bus
mess through about $50 accounts
each weck-ncarly 1000 "a month.
Since GoMwyn has been In the
West. 10000 checks have been writ
ten These. II placed end to cnd.
would reach over six miles. 10 tho
deepest par, or the ocean. What u
line Of gold. If their value were TO
be divulgcd and Old CroeSus elected
to foot the bill, he would never sur
vive as the worlds richest man ar
forwards. IL has been estimated THAI
Disbursements at this studio for a
month were S250000. but the exac>
amount has never been stated. The
figures. however. are substantially
correct and gives small idea what
our movies cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Puss in Boots, j.
Ivy DAVID CORY.

| You'll he surprised 10 hear VIVA; til,
two little Pussy CARS found III til,
o!d shed IN which. YOU remember. II
the last story, they had run their
Pussymobile - get out OF the wet;
| 'Wha, are you doing inside Of my
she'd"
Asked u moody COW with no horns on
her head.
There's just room enough FOR little
Twill he lrcadfully crowded with
more than three"
Were very sorry to bother YOU
said the old gentleman cat. hut i;'s
raining SO hard that we really had To
iind shelter. and this was the first
thing We saw Ny little SON FUSS
Junior. and my friends. Mr.. Billy Goa,
and Mr. Beetle Rug. viii keep very
quiet in the Pussymohilc lin the
shower * over"
fhe moody %ow looked them over
aud gave Il loud "Aloo-o-," and then
she said very kindly: Make your
selves comfortable. Pretty soon
therein he q rainbow in The sky..
And. sure enough. she was riph,
:or pretty soon, not so very long.
II stopped raining and beautiful
RAINBOW spread across the sky and
me jolly sun shonc down on the
glisteninE leaves.
''Good-by, Mrs. Cow" said the old
gentleman cat. next time cons
mis- way IN bring you a ribbon from
the one Two Three Cent store"
~ and by the possymobilc ratified
over the bridge that spamncd the river
ihis side Of Ca'nip City, and in less
than five hundred short seconds !,
stopped in front of the one Two Three
Cent Store.
Everybody got out and wen, in 10
buy something: the old gentleman
cat picked out Il nice mouSA tran for
MIS- Tahby Cat, and the Billy Goat
q bonnet for Mrs. Nanny Goat, bu,
MIR Beetle liug took some time to
ind just what he wanted. You see.
there w"rc lots Of ,casctS. hut he
wanted just one kind
IL was now late in the afternoon,
50 the Two littl" Pussy Cats said
sood-by 10 MIR Billy Goat and Mr..
Beetle Rug and hurried away in tho
iussymobile. and after a while. not
50 very long. they came to the old
farm where Mrs. Tahby Cat lived.
thcre she was by the front gate wait :
ING TOT them, and when the old gem
ieinan cat handed her the mouse trap.
you should see her smile. You see.
sh" was getting too old to hunt for
mice. and that was the reason she
wanted 4 mouse trap
Eood-hy. Mrs. Cat. hope the trap
Won't wake you up with dreadful
snap"
And then Puss Junior and his father
hurried on in the Pussym obile, for
,hcy wanted 10 get home in time for
dinner. Mrs. Daisy Duck their old
h"ns"k"cn"r. always had such pnnd
thinEs 10 eat. you know. that these
TWO Pusys cats always liked to be on
time.
Well pretty soon. not SO very long.
thcy turned into Pussywtllow Square.
ana in less than five hundred short
seconds they reached their little white
house. And In the next story YOU
shall hear what happened after that.
Copyright. 1920. David Cory.)
To lie Continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Bobbie and His Pa
Hi WILLIAM II. KIRK.

M;SSus ..iackstonr -,,,s n,ror ~.
tcrday. scd Ma Ia -, 10, 80 80,
was telling mo thu I.tcs, .hn,,, ~,
Ma 80 ''sSc' o''e'' s'o
!. go.
suirri,s 80 , I'm HISS over Wen them
~" fnnd ~ Snu -! iast good
hon & M,. " s9ouose 10 Mister Eur
= I'VE. sea IA.
iou arc speaking or differnt Sp!r-
IT'S ;han what am speaking or. sed
Ma. REFER 10 them britc spirits
wen VAS onst mortals but is now in
W VI next 'wnrld, Ma sed. Missus
n.a,ShS.onr Says the whole wurld viii
understand about Spirits inside of
'vh Years from now. sed Ma.
Maybe. sud Pa. bu, tho vrurl, ,.fii
have is hands ful Tor the NEXT len
wears. PA scG. lining up the ht,na n
pccpG! wich il still alive 4 Iiick,nr
rot vary much alive but Kicking
plenty. scd IA | wan: to tell Won
wife. Scd IA. th3, condishuns is al,
most in-fallibcl scd ia.
You meou in-tollibe! Ma scd.
Maybe that is what ! mean, Pa Sod.
mt doan; dare 10 say IL wtat
think. Sed Pr, Nhy. Sod PA. th,.r
iamblys starving in Eesicrn Hungry
Austry. Pa scd. | wonder what ihcm
spirits wnd say 10 MisSus Blackstone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

Don't Ever Marry" is the name OF
Miss DAVIS new picture produced by
Marshall Nci!an. The film is an adap-
tation from Edgar Franklin's story
OF the same name which ran Scrially
in "All-Story Weekly" recently and
disciosca Miss Daw in the role of !.
bride who finds the sea Of matrimony
rough travelling
In order TO finish the maj scene
Tor Don't Ever Marry" 50 that the
hlm could be shipped East in time for
release. Miss Daw had 10 work at the
studio sunday morning. few hours
before she stood before the altar with
Doug and Mary and helped tic the
knot.
MESS Daw is Is years old and has
APPEARED in pictures with both Miss
Picktord and Douglas Fairbanks. act :
ing as leading lady for the latter.
She Is close friend Of the famous
couple ana recently became Il star IL
her own right. for Marshall Ncilan.
she was las; seen on the screen here
in The Rivers End"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Origin nf .Gonc Mc.t.-

". @. j.. Jonesvillc tn" pathct e.
yfexpressivc phrase "g5n. West, .
The soldier term tha, came 10 be
most universally adoptcd to ,i.sis-
slte death. 1; would - dtiicut to-
,iySo find a reading person who does
itt Instantly perceive the aneciionate
Itthosi Of this term me New York
lmes recently explained that more
,aan, 1900 years ago the ancient
EGYPTIANS spoke Of the dead as TIN.
f,estcrners.' or those who had gone
INest. The abode q. tn. dead was
.tlieyed 10 be in the realm or tne
luing sun. THIS belief OF the an.
ents in the suul going West mas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH; SATURDAY, April. 8, 1920

not give an estimate. but 1t was
something truly great 40 get in chill
drens heads. / know when we were
iittle chaps, all freckl IL faced and
brown. we used to draw 4 flock of
maps that showed how far away. the
JapS were walking upside down. And
tnch thought the out bound sails
were sad and lonely things. facing
the tcmpests anu the gales: knew
MOI OF the friendly halls of thought
tina, 20 OH wings. The world Is wide
nut not too wide for thoughts Of love
10 NY across the mountains and the
tiue. across the plains and valleys
wide like birds acorss the sky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
n 49,
The Natural Rrlae.

+ Miss T, +. w. Blairsville. Pa The
k3tnral Bridge is one OF the chief
hrfosities of the United States. 1t
situated in Rockbridgc County.
Virginia, 1l5 miles west of Richmond
Ehes bridge spans deep chaSm.
Efrough which a small steam flows.
ID composed OF hard siliceous
limestone in horizontal strata, and is
lleiremnant of The roof OF - erca,
Ave which formerly covered the
EpTse This remnant now remains
the form OF an arch OH feet nigh.
me span Of The arch is from IS 10 co
iet and the thickness Of its crown
Il abou, 40 feet. which its average
Eadth is 60 feet. ;, public road passes
esross 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Hut They Did. Just the Same.

strange coincidence in conncc-
ton with the marriage of Douglas
Fairbanks TO Mary pickford in Los
Angeles last Sunday night was dis
closed when the bridesmaid. Marjorie
Daw. the young movie star. told her
friends of the title of the picture she
had just finished few hours before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
matchmaking Conditio,.

What is this Intensive course IN
domestic science you advertiser
II is Intended FOR the girl who az
poets a her life to marry Il duke ana
men gets engaged to = worthy yotin.-
clerk. She has just about six w.rl,9
IN whicn TO learn something about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Information Bureau.
I Inquiries
.nnIa AxnAs

L Inquiries regarding almost any
opic, excepting on legal and medical
ubjects, nre answered free. A, MI
nQuirics nre answered directly nv
SrsonnI letter, seIf-ndd rcsscd
tamped envelope Is required. Adj
INC Timcs-Dispntch Informa-
ion Bureau, Hichnond, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
BAD BREATH
9r. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

FDr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
stitute for calomel. act gently on the
~ els and positively do the work.
e afflicted with bad breath fund
=: relief through taking them.
aa4oT. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
egstable compound mixed with olive
They act gently but firmly on the
hWtiS and liver, stimulating them TO
I4llfI action, clearing the blood, and
stifying the entire system. They do
shIch calomel docs. without any Of
NAhad after effects. Take one or two
cry night for week and note the
laslng effect. l0c and Csc boz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

Tony Merlo. the Fox assistant a.
rector Of The White Moli' COMPANY.
VINO used TO be champion skater
attributes Bobby McI.can's failure 20
defend his title successfully aga!ns,
Mathie son. the Norwegian star. 70
me Tact frat the change in climate
butncrco the American champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
;, VnIur OF French Frnnc.

{ s., II. c.. Richmond.-The normal
salue of the franc in terms Of United
Etster money, from which there was
(nly slight fuctuaiion before the
gar, is 1913 cents. Some weeks ago
rs exchange value declined 10 around
=, cents. II is now worth abou, li.65
ennis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Srottf>i, t',nnS.


header. Ashland Fullow;n. Is a
list Of the best known Scottish clans:
buchanan. Cameron, Campbell. CHS
holm. Colquhoun. Cumming. Drum
nohd. farGuharSou. Fer: dSon. Forbes.
Frazer, Gordon. Graham, Grant
Gun. Lamont. McAliSter Me-
Donald. Mcdonnell McpouSail. sic-
rarlane Mc';regor. McIn'csh Mckay.
Mcken.ir. Mckinnou. McI4achlan. Me
Lean. Mc'.ood. MeN;,h. Mcneil. Me
Emerson. McQuarrir, Mciia" Mrnzics.
Munro. Murray, ogiiNie. Di'uhan;,
Robertson. Rose. Ross Sinclair
stuart. Sutherland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

al least n reflection IN the customs
y, some or the North American In
dams. who cherished the belief that
.heir ma ppy hunting grounds lay in
'he West. These Indians also prac-
liccd The custom Of laying their dead
away IN carefully consirut,.d scag-
lolds facing tn. Mnst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

The Sunshine Comedy Girls have.
an cAccl'cnt gymnasium teacher IN
ihe pcrson of Miss Olive McBridec,
hoteu swimmer on the Pacific coast.
who has saved tho lives Of several
people through her fearlcssncss and
ability rs a swimmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
About the 1rc,,x

r. W. l.. Cunberla nd.--If you will
[trite to one of your Senators injcon-
ress he will send VOC. ii copy each
the majority and Inin~srity reports
IN the treaty. which will give you
me ssinfor nation you desire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Cruelty to Animals.

Mrs. T. J. f., Chatham-Thcrc is
i state law prohibiting cruelty 10
namnls. hence you should report the
latter to the local pcac. officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Movie Calendar

lsIlJ0U-Dustin tnrnnm. I'm "Thc
Eas5spssicrn. nrothers."
uEBIRD--vnricty
y sasROADWAY-AIicc nrnd., In "a
p0Ianhattan Knight"
observation-disclosures Casinclii. in
EytsT'he Right TO Lie"
re IslSs-Dark.
ODEON-Constnncc TnImndEc. IN
"a Tempcramcntal Wife,"
.REx-"Thc Lion Nam and .IIer
sScnrly Husband"
q, VIC r q R-,Jnrk Dempsey, In
JnciS.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Brevities Of, the Screen

caroline Rankin has supported no
cess than twenty stars during IN.
past year. Her services are in CON
stan. demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

Ecrt Sichcl. assistant director 10
charles Giblyn. in Tigers Cub" the
the star. is tirelcss worker, ana
has all details of the story al h:s
faser tii@ ut all times. lie Is an ~
Naluah'e aid to Mr.. Giblyn and Miss