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that Puss Junior could make out
through the mist the outline OF the
Icy throne in the far corner. and quick
Is flying toward II with the Yellow
Bird close beside him, he found the
cage Of Ice. in which on. an icicle perch
satNa little brown thrush who. on sec
ing Puss fllttcred against the icicle
bars to attract his attention.
And In the next story you shall hear
what happened after that.
Copyright. 1920. David Cory.)
Cro be continually
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of reading q book which had proved
too tedious Huxley limited TO the ar
tist that the title OF the ~uninteresting
should be, inscribed on the cover.
roEutshly suggesting that "~Spencer's
Synthetic Philosophy would be ex-
ceedinEly appropriate. Alas re-
marked the artist. you are TOO late.
Yesterday Mr. Spencer came in and
made me promise TO inscribe on the
offending volume. '.IIuxley's Lay Ser
~
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court OF sd. Jnmea.

Mrs. Il. III. f., Pctersburg-St. Jamcs'
Pa lace in London was formerly the
royal residence. II a erected ny
Henry VIII. and dedicated TO st.
James. After the destruction of White
hall by FIRE In 1891 II became the chief
residence OF the reigning sovereign OF
England. and for that reason the Eng
fish court was referred to as the Court
OF ST. James. After her accession in
Queen Victoria moved the royal
to buckingham Palace. but
until the death OF the prince consort
IN 1861 she held her levees and draw
Inc-room at st. James.
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Weeks Picture Shows
oFicEliiNGs Ar Local. HOUSES.
BIsiodrn,na In Pictures.

JiclOuPHfhn In I'bctufCS.
blanche sweet. the aeneti Jesse
= tuafnpton star. Is the attraction ut
ne BiJon Theater today and through
i sa.hs teato /, In z sWS=ysn.pers SPECIAL
dre.' ~ IL Il INSTRUMENTATION or
ineiourama written by James Will
= ana presented many years 8
Adclphi, Theater. London. THIS theater
y 4 close competitor OF the Drury
.ahe, famed for more than II century
or its melodrainas.
f'rLc shark Mt tho Dlucbird.
ibS he up sce q vessel IS .. - sea Hbo Il one
William Fox production, which comes
Q the Bluebird today: To save the
,croino from q terrible fate Il Is
he hold OF tho ship. causing a ter
Eifc explosion, which blows. the ves-
Etl TO pieces. itehlism In tho super
ative degree is demonstrated in this
aid international News will also be
shown.
hIne sIurrny at Colonial.
Mae Murra.. star or The Twin
Fl lswna and t"s so nsshs re's ~ ts seoT Gsisn TAI
Frhcater is authority for the statement
hat tho one ragged dress she wears
EthJn all h lovely "latest-thing-from-
Paris" frocks she wears. You see: is
nh Twin Pawns" Miss Murray ~ VIC
vi dIIb IbtlSg NhIltS. s.. lbt u
tsho have been separated since child
f,Oeh--in fact. each is unaware OF the
eSfatence OF the. other Violet, ihc
idol Of her indulgent father, has
everything heart could wish. but
Daisy VINO has bocn raised hy her
G SaniIe + p SIfmI e'a "a ara Day.. snd f,leas.
tire" Is added.
Isl. Closcd This Week.
While extensive Improvements are
being made I'm the building and deco
rators are busiiy engaged in trans
forming tho interior into a rcritabic
sanlny ii bs @. md thc wis ISIS re pnsn'9 nes st
Conway Tcarie aud Marion Daviea1 in
a s1a. IN Pol MnicS one ,h of the jus ,fse1 famous Nous
Stars have ever appeared.
I,rmtpine JekyII md Hyde.
y modern feminine DIT. JeRyil ana
AIR. Hyde. WHO substitutes the. two
IA charactcrizations OF, manlincss
and 0Hriminality with the livery and
toil%Of "a hotel maid by day, and by
night with the beauty and lavish
gowns OF a regal presence. loved and
sought by Il society Romeo, Is the
mystery role played by Anita Stewart
la "a Midnight Romance the second
Of her series or new special feature
productions. TO be shown at the Odeo"
lmre of a smile.
sIIow a modest girl with a cartivai-
ing aaniie inren a Ma ohon @Ieuvs-
horn wretches forms the basis Tor the
Constance TalmadEe picture which
NIL be seen at the S'etSr y lnfaoer;
Vamn- is the title OF this attraction.
which liz based on clyde Fitch's play;
sThs bachelor, JJomn EmeTson m nna
satirists. arc responsible for INC adap-
ration.
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ouita Pronounced we-In.

Il. r.. p, DendrOn.-OuIja, the board
on which the alphabet and various
signs are written. and which Is used
with Il planchettc to obtain medium
istic messages, is pronounced VIOLA.
ksAe Re" is pronounced like the frst"G'
ID the word eve; the "a" is pronounced
like the "a" in the word arm. Occa-
the "a Is pronounced as In
the word ask, and is also correct.
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Bleyities of the Screen

The Prince Of Pines" the special
which Burton George is now directing,
is one OF the most elaborate %produc-
leading parts. The scenario was writ
ten by Willard Mack, who expects 10
appear in a spoken version OF the play.
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Movie Calendar

NtJOG- blanche sweet, In "a
Woinah sOf l~'lcasure.h
BLuEBtRD- Gsorsc Walsh, ia
E."siI.e SLurk."
BROADWAY -AtIee i,rndy. In
s.''rhe Gr0eery Glcrk.p e
COLONIAL. Mac Murray, In
irwin Pnwhs."
ISlS-tDark.l
ODEONS.-Antta Stewart. In IA
Midnight ii0mance."
ttlgx-"Hadidm Mystery.
SyiCTOn-COnstancc T'alnfadEe, I'm
"a tlrtuous yamp.s
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information Bureau.

Inauiries regarding almosi any topic.
I. accepting on legal and medical sub
[lcsts, nre answered free. Al all In
Eutrics are answered directly by per-
kouui letter, q aelf-nddrcsscd stanped
|enyciOpe In required. Address The
Fpinra-Dispntch Iaformation bureau,
". chmoud, Va.
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Puss in Boots, Jr.
nY DAVID CORY.

No sooner had little Puss Junior and
on the floor OF the Ice Palace. az l
Frost and the Frost Fairies began TO
throw snowfakes at them. and some
Of the more. daring actually bit the
nnd OF Puss Juniors nose. while others
threw snow in the eyes of the Yellow
Bird.
Soon the floor was ankle-deep with
snow, and Puss asked anxiously. What
shall we do, little Yellow Bird?"
we must fly about 10 keep warm"
he answered. II grew colder and
colder. and the snow deeper and deeper.
retired TO one end OF the hall and stood
watching Puss and the Yellow Bird.
who had little room in which to ny,
as the snowdrif.s were almost up to
the ceiling.
What will become OF u.s." asked the.
Yellow Bird at last. although I'D to,
this time lie had been confident OF vic-'
j then through the whirling
clouds Of snow came the faint song.
OF u bird:
Ere you're frozen to the bone:
Let the ruby's magic glow
Melt the cruel, drifting snow.
Then behing the Frost Kings
throne
Turn the magic of the stone
In a case OF ice entwined
You the little thrush will find"
In n minute Puss Junior pulled tho
Magic RUBY out OF Ills pocket and
turned its warm red rays upon the
whirling snowdritts, which soon melted
and ran off down the mo%untainside IN
n beautiful cascade. and on reaching
the. meadows rar below. t.aused the
poo peasant folk to wonder how sucIi
q thing would so suddenly happen.
Great Caesars chilblanes!" exclaim-
ed Jack Frost. ''has summer come
again." DartinG from his ice palace.
he called the Frost Fairies to HIS side.
Where is the Water Witch?" lie
asked. Surely Two not been dream
ing. The winter is not over; in fact,
1t has not yet begun"
But the fairies could not answer him.
They were too nervous, for the warm
air from the palace that came in misty
clouds made them tremblc for theI
safety. 49,.
At last Tie snow melted enough SO
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Designer of Lincoln Pennies.

q 4. l. S., Petcrshurg.-Tle designer
or the Lincoln pennies was Victor d.
Brenner. lie was born near Sharly,
Russia. and worked as a stonecuttcr.
a goldsmith's engrayer and, finally, as
II medailleur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

AIRS. A. T.. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
milk and scvaporated milk arc legally
the same Matted milk is milk that
has been partly predigcsted by the
Of malt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Avenue. New York >City. on Easter
Sunday. Nanh that wonderfully poppy
field coloring Of a Newport Angus:
afternoon fashion review.
At r. T.. Kelth's Lyric.
Several entic,nG> attractions are
among tho features of the new show
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LIncoIn IflrhMa1.

Rcader. Frcdericksbufg.--From New
York to San Francisco. the Lincoln
highway Will cross New York State,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Ohio. In
diana, illinois. Iowa. Nebraska. Colo
RADIO. Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and Cali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Douglas Fairha and his
are TO shoot scenes in the Painted
fed forest of Arizona for his NEXT
United Artists picture.
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commIs.ion Form Of G%"ysrnHsne

Snbscriber. LynchburE.-WashihGton
II. g., WAS the first To have a commits
Sion form of government, June II, 1878.
out OF the peculiar conditions at WASH
Inc,on. q city without votes and wholly
under the control of Congress-: II was
t.IItcs. The first city to set the ex-
;lmplc was Galveston, Tex, In 1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Katherine Kerrtyan has an jnnor-
tant part in One Week-End," the
next starring photo play OF her
brother, j. Warren KerriEan..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Owen Moore is about due to appear
again in the East. fIe has been al h
west coast studios for several weeks.
Producing Ills Word of Honor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Southern and Northern Settlements.
20 a. T., Scottsvillc.-Upcrniyck,
Greenland. IS said to be the worlds
most northern settlement and Punta
Arenas in the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Kenneth Harlan has asked the court
to give him freedom from his marriage
TO Saiome Jane Harlan, who he SAY
deserted him four years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Betty Blythe will play the LEADING
feminine role in a Universal produc
ton, Tho Primrose Path"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Gouverneur Morris story, Penalty.
is to be scfeened as an ali sta
Eminent Authors Production. 80
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Cartoon COMEDY.

cartoon comedy.
The Fashion Plate Chorus OF this
musical comedy success. The Kat
zcnjam!ner Kids" underlined for pre-
sentation at the Strand Friday ana
Saturday and Saturday matinee. which
Introduces all the members of the
katzenjam miner family. famous charac-
ters wherever the cartoons of "The
katZenjammcr Kids" THE KAtzies,'
or "1he Shenanigan Kids are known,
is said TO be the las, word in dress
parade. combining the daring touch OF
the chic PariSinn bouicvardS, the
nharm OF the promenade on Fifth
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ADJUSTMENTS
"The wanderer.'

'.The Wnnderer."
Several marked contrasts OF char
acter are said to be dominating fea-
lures In the huge spectacle, The Wan
derer." which comes TO the Strand TO.
morrow and Wednesday and wednes-
day matinee. The plot Of the play
has TO do with a parable OF the prodi-
gal son, and of course, there is, op-
posed TO this hcadstrons youth, the
calm and steadfast elder brother. The
playwright. Maurice y. Samuels, has
introduced w young women of dis
tinctly. different types, one, a rustic
maid. In all simplicity and sweetness;
the other. a Babylonia siren. In al.
duplicity and worldilness. But stand
ing III the most striking opposition
are the two elderly, women in the
play; Hulda. the mother of Jethcr,
the prodigal. and Nadina. the mother
of Tisha, the vampire. Weaving in and
out OF The Wanderer.' there are
many other clever characterizations
In direct ant!thcsis, but no doubt the
two mothers Will be longest reIneln-
bored because one represents all that
Is good in motherhood. and the other
all that Is bad. :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Bessie Barriseaie's latest photo play.
Inc LUCK of Geraldine Laird. is
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IN Jannitor was in 10 see us yes
icroa|. lie Is. IL new man d he has /.
tTns tase like the ice mar horse,
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last Tie snow melted enough SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
SEDAN PROVES GOOD
ALl-YEAR- ROUND CAR
American Public Hns shown Markcs
Trend to This Type OF Auto
mobile,

mobile.
Edward Schipper. a member Of the
Society of Automotive Engineers. In
Il recent article in Motor World.
said:
Probably tho most noticeable de-
velopmcnt in the,>nUtomobile industry
Will be the almost entire replacement
OF the touring car by the sedan and
other types of inclosed bodies In the
hishcr-priced ears and vastly greater
percentage of inclosed cars as com
pared WWiih the open In the lower
Apparently this is the day of the
sedan. Half of the cars on display
at his years automobile shows were
of Ihe sedan type. The public Il
always recognized the advantages OF
the sedan for winter use. Now there
has come appreciation OF the fact
that the sedan is cooler than other
types for summer use.
In recognition of this trend in the
automobile buying market. The
Willys-Ovcrland Company has set
aside May 3 to May Is for a nation
wide public study and examination
OF the advantages of the sedan for
The exhibition is being held in this
city at the store of the local Over
land representative. The same cXhi
bition is under way in some 1000
other. cities. towns and hamlets of
the United States.
: Discussing the overland summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
PNEUMATIC TIRES Show
LOW BLOWOUT RECORD
U. 8. Tire Official Snys Each Truck
Should BE Studied Before Dis
Carding Solid Tires.

tFrom an address by w. V. Logan
United States Tire Company. Before
the Metropolitan Section. S. a. L
New York;
one phase of the use of the pneu-
matte truck tire. which has worried
the truck owner to no small extent.
olowouts. Another phase is rut wear
on the side walls. Recently re-
ceivcd "A lettc- from the engineer of
4 truck manufacturing company. IN
tho subject of the insufficient thick-
ness Of the rubber side walls.
l know L company has taken
care OF this and I believe bther tire
manufacturers are doing the same.
the rubber cushioning in the side
walls Of our tires. But. r. be frank.
have never had a communication
from our organization Indicating
troubles of this kind.
P~neumntics Give Good Service.
As for punctures and %blowouts. I
have records of trucks operated in
practically every class of business
showing that pneumatic truck tires
have been in service. anywhere from,
and during the entire time hav
never beep off the rims. The mat
ter of punctu-cs is Of minor impor-
lance.
~ rAA ~ VI liiS tI6t u !
free delivery department of the
United States Post-Onice operates a
large fleet OF pneumatic tired trucks.
They no longer believe it necessary
TO carry spares, due entirely TO the
fact that the matter of punctureS and
blowoutS was negligible.
The question of comparison of mile
ages of solid and pneumatic ;rucI;
tires is brought un frequently. The
rural free delivery operates prob
ably more pneumatic tired trucks
than any other institution. y card
record of milcaccs on every tire in
use is kept by the department. II
j believe ii will show an average
on some makes of tires of at least
$4,000 to 10000 miles of service on
every tire.
High Mileage Records.
recall finding in these records. set
after set rendering better than 90
600 miles. We have records through
the United States in practically every
service. of from 10000 to , 5000
miles. and those OF 10000 10 $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
FAMOUS RACERS GO DRY
ALONG WITH COUNTRY
Both Renc Thon,ns md Andre Roll
lot conditioning Themselves for
Coming Speedway Contest.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, May %
When the United states Wen dry.
Rene Thomas and Andre Boillot. star
French drivers in ;he coming Speed
way race. did likewise. Both are
fond of their vim rouge. but neither
has touched a drop for many moons,
while Thomas is conditioning him
self for the ~tive-ccntury.
Had hr trained more carefully for
last years contest. Thomas is OF the
opinion that he would ave finished
better than in tenth position. since
the finish of the race found him nearly
all in. Boillot. though In good shape
after concluding last years grind. is
determined TO let no ono get an adEe
on him. and consequently is pursuing
his course of training with equal
vigor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

miles are in extremely hard service.
Probably the most important sub
Ject regarding the installation OF
pneumatic truck tires is the matter
of ~change-ovcrs from, solid tires.
Truck tire and truck statesmen should
unless they are confident that they
Will prove more satisfactory. and
more economical than solid tires. II
steering and body c~learanceSs are
Ugh IL the gear ratio Will work
satisfactorily. and If the other con-
ditions will permit Il chanCe-ovcr. 1t
is an easy matter to make the
an.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

sedan weeks. n local salesman SAYS:
Tho fact is that 90 per cent OF
their tops down. Few car buyers
can amord more han one car. The
economical choice. therefore. is the
overland sedan, which provides re-
markedly smooth riding comfort be-
cause OF it's tripIcx springs.
"OnerinS protection from dust,
rain. sun. cold and snow. the Over
land scdan's great growth In popu-
ltrity has been only logical"
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MoAey for rn,rlck.. Good nond..

STUART. VA, May 22.-Tho Pat
rick County supervisors have In hand
$4,000 of county funds for road build
ing this year.. and tho Federal and
state aid fund Will add 100000
more. giving the county $1,000 900 to
put In highway building and i'm
provcincnt this year. Work Will he
commenced at an early date, the
lines having been agreed upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
High MncnEc Records.

recall finding in these records. set
after set rendering better than 90
600 miles. We have records through
the United states in practically every
service. of from 10000 to 10000
miles. and those OF 10000 TO $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
AODITIoM 70 AoY 5cHooI

building viii cost $4,000, including
q new heating plant, modern plumb
ing and some repairs to the present
two-story building used as Franklin
school The nov heating plant is 20
be located In the basement OF the
present school building. The pres
ent two-story Franklin building Is to
Be remodeled for a principals office,
rest room for teachers and an ad-
ninistra ton building for the school
All the one-story Buildings now in
use on the property are 70 be wrecked
The new building Is to contain p
rooms
The bottom cut shows the new
front for Aoy school Il is to con-
tain seven rooms A new heating
plant win be installed adjoining the
plant now heating the present build
ing. so that both can be fired by one
man. In the mild weather one plant
VIII heat both the old and the new
buildings New plumbing IS to be
Installed throughout the old building.
The total cost is to be $4,000.
The plans for BeaII school call for
continuation Of the present style
OF architecture in a new wing 10 con-
tain - new rooms and a large audi
torlum- It wiz have a new heating
plant and modern plumbing also. The
total cost is n be $4,000.
The new Manhattan Heights school
Is to cost $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
COULDN'T RAISE
HAND TO HEAD
Does own Homework since
taking Tanlae - Gains
over 20 pounds.

For the first time in a whole year
I an able e DO all my homework, p
said MIS- C. Like. P r D. Z. Box 65,
Tacoma wash rscsntly.
Tanlac Is certainly the gra1dsst
medicine in the world" she continued
why my troubles have been COM
pletsly overcome and ] feel better
than I have in years and have actually
gained over twenty pounds in weight
besides
i don't believe anyone ever had a
much worse case Of stomach trouble
ana Indigestion than I did Ny food
would Invariably sour and 7 would
Just suffer agony after meal from
and really dreaded to eat on account
OF the misery II caused ne Then
had an attack OF neuritis IN ny right
hand and knee 7 could not use my
right hand al all and for six months
could not even raise Il to comb my
hair ! was badly coEstipatod and
would get SO weak and dizzy ] could
hardly walk across the room- Ny
nerves we're all shattered and would
often lie awake All night suffering SO
/ could not sleep. Then the rheuma-
tlEm got Ia ny feet and ankles and
I could hardly get around. No kind
OF treatment or medicine helped me
ana I got SO discouraged and down
hearted ] almost gave Up hope.
eAt last I got Iaulac and l VIII
never get through praising Il for
what Il has done for me. Ny stomach
never hothers me al ali now and 1 an
eating just anything I want the
nsuritis and rheumatism have left ne
entirely and. as I said. for the first
time IL a whole year I am able TO
get around and DO ny house work
have also been relieved OF nervousness
and dizziness and can sleep every
night just like child Before ! got
Taulac was in such q bad fix that
really thought couldn't get we'll but
here / am feeling just fine. SO I have
the best Of reasons for przising
Tanlac-"
Tanlao is sold In FL Paso By Kelly
Fcilard--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
END OF EIGHT
YEARS MISERY
Used Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
and Recovered.

Newark, N. The doctor said
had an organic trouble and treated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
XVII


1. A cataclysm Is a great disturb
ance, q sudden. overwhelming catas-
trophe; for example an earthquake,
a deluge. holocaust, etc
2. Catalepsy Is a phenomenon to
which human beings are subject, the
suspension Of sensation. total IN
consciousness. s state OF coma
3. Ottmar Mergenthaler invented
a machine that casts type In solid
line or slug. This invention. called
the linotype, revoluticnized the print
ing industry
5. Sarah Siddons was a celebrated
English actress OF emotional roles
1735-1ssl-
s. Venus approaches nearer the
earth than Mars. It's nearest dis
lance is about 25,000,000 miles, while
the nearest approach Of Mars Is
about 100000 miles
Z. Asuncion is the capital Of Para
E Is the most frequently
used letter OF the alphabet; u oc-
ours about IS times in every zoe let
3. " ". Balfe. Irish. was eeie-