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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-07
Hens Produce Chalk.
II is estimated that a flock Of II
hens viii produce 1877 pounds Of chall
annually In the shells Of their egeA
~ : Renevat. old oII Palnslnaa.

When old oil paintings have b
come dark and cracked, they may b
made to look like new By the follow.
Ing process. says the Illustrated
World: Pour alcohol In dish and
put the picture over It. face down
ward, The fumes OF the alcohol dr.
solve the paint Of the picture, the
cracks close up and the color becomes
more fresh. Caution u absOfutel.
necessary, % the paint may becoms
SO soft as to run together. thus spoil
ing the whole picture.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-07

Unusual pressrvatlvs.

The leaves Of the fern plant. which
grows almost everywhere, are excel
lent preservatiyes for packing food,
fruit and even meat. Potatoes packed
In fern leaves are as fresh In the
springtime as when they were first
dug In the winter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-07
Gould See Improvement.

Having had severe Illness ! was
looking thin and tired. but during my
summer outing grew fat and rosy. On
my return home. met small girl
friend Of mine who looked at me In an
admiring manner and then said: MY.
but your face must have had nice
vacation. -Exchange.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-07
"Naoolno" Seldom Pays.

Every man works better with en-
couragement than with carping crit
icism. The man that has to be nagged
Mt all the time is not very valuable to
anybody.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-07
None But Japs Admitted.

Amid restaurants OF all nationali-
ties In London open to all nationali.
ties, is just one for one race alone
On its entrance is "For japanese
Only"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
Notice of Receivers S Sale.

| Notice is hereby giver that, in purs,taree of , a, order | f the Chancery Court Of cleveland i county ArkAusas mace and entered ou the l&th Gav of October. 1920 in the case of ( '. Pittman v., Joshua Davis. ], NJ liarfelson Receiver and | ,x.mphis Laud aud Lumber Company lnieiVr' nor fife undersigned. as Such receiver wlll offer ! for s,i,e on satui day November the lAh, ls21, ot ,he front door oi tne cleveland County Court | lnse in the Town of kSon, Ckevelaf County ,r.ansas. to the hi. hest bidder. oil credit Of 1 ,l, .. months approve d security to he gwen ,,i a hen retained OH the property ior the paS . ,,..,,t ot tie purchase money. the follomi"s n ,,,t, ,,,on the ,s ms and eUlu.tiobs he eil. fafler set teithi
 sf.,e,, annd,sti and sisteeu X 62 f60 Her Of ,,, u..t oi sisun in st ctiuls t4j t5r N6J r. e- u,o Township ;, suuth Range II west. eHct l,t ,i>naed i.l ,f all ol. gas and mliaiaI
 a r,ore d, iieu Cesclipuon ot s'iSi lshds md by making app:iei.tion to tlle nii'is r signed teelivel'
 ,y.,,uu eio,cn hs ihe FitttnahD D wis ;ts ,u.,,ed five .nilss oi Rison. mIth ieases a,.res of land upon which il is loe'.tc,i, ri;,,sen head of innles and har,eas. Ore ,,e,...,,a buggy s,x siuele leg wagons. ei-e .,,... Inf me,ciauuise, consisting Of canped pSyliS, oNtSails' sht' s'' o,. ,,os Stove and vessels, Three camp teds The said property will bs offered suhJ->t 10 the following c.'iia.tonS
 r,,. said uropetty shall he offered by the re- first ii, parg, as foi ewsi One paIeel io .;s, of tls la, d and mill md nules aud 0 hsf n. r.ora, prope,t. purchased by Pittman X Davis f,,,n C G Griffin l.uni'ct Company The other tarcel to consist of the land nhr chnsed by pit,nlan $ Davis hom C. k' fltott, a,.; all other pss, is iii the haids O hs receiver After ohs riug the t,i III parcels seperaie ,v as herein e,Yeclsd, the sutite prepe'ty, both ,sn, and ue, sai,al .xcert the inhaber. shall b. offered iii ials and the ieee'ver shall accept the cfer which is most advantageous to the rsceiv- CT.
 All of said property to he sold subject to iieas of C. K. Elliott and ti G. Glliin Lumber Soin- pRuy,
 Title beiisv.d to he seo ss.'s' above enchf,i- berances but salc to 'is r'sfle as reeeiset cnly. Given under my hapd.es such rece;sef' a' Risou. Arkansas ih, lSs / toner t'tu
 ], N. kai seieoai Eerier
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
QUORUM COURT MEETS

Tha following mem CTS of th' Quorum Court were present q the meeting "Wednesday: W. ( Wheeler, J. w. Thomas, J. l Burfotd. W, II. Covington, W r.. Gfeenlees, Lester Wilson, j A. Brown, J. Al. Parker. J s Dixon, w. w. Taylor, J. E Eng land, .. F. Huntley, J. A. Cum nlings, II E. Chapman, k. t Harrison, w. J. Greenlees, E R Maddox and J. c May.
 Tie usual appropria ions foi County expenses were appropri a,ed, no appropriations were ma D for Home Demonstrailoi. work
 Recommendations were mad to have the Saline River l}riGge painted, also to have locks put or the doors of the Court Rooms and that the rooms be kept l cyed.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
Cotton Warehouse At
 Warren Burned

Tuesday morning about 50 the Farmers Union Warehouse at k ar-en containing 900 bales of cotton was destroyed by fire, the origin of which remains q mys- tefy.
 With the exception of 200 ba es che cotJon bsiongedd to f; r,nt F. There was snme inyur Il on some of the cotton but the loss is heavy.
 The whole building was mass Of flames when discovered.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
Guardians 5 NatiCa.

Notice is hereby given that I, Charles Ofatt, as guardian of the estate of Rhea Woolfortl, and Lady Woolford. minors. un6er and by virtue of an order of the cleveland Prohste Court, made and err tel ed on the 25th day of August, le2o. will expose for sale at public auction to the highest biddsr at the front door of the Cleveland County courthouse, at two o'clock D. I'll. on Saturday the 18th day of November. 1920. the following described property to wit. The nndi- minors in Lots five (5), six .6, Seven ' and eight S.. iil Block One H., Ward Addition to the Town of Kings land. Cleveland County, Arkaaaas, also the undivided one-third interest each of said minors Tn one acre of land described as fol ows, to-wit: Commencing at the sonth east corner of sad Wards Addi- tion tu the Town of kingsland, thence East 3l6 1-t links, thence ANOi LII u HNiSdt-oi NoJ VI obs A4'AA' Southwestern railroal, thence V est erly direction along said right -of~way to said Wards Addition, thence South to poiut of hegiunirg. The teenis of sale; Upon A credit ot 50 days. tite parchase, 10 execute good and sufficient bond, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, and q lien being retained on said property to secure tue .plymsnt of the purchase price. The proceeds ol said sale to oc nsed for the purpose cf aud education of said min DTS.
 Given under my hand ss' such s;-ar- dian this i4th day of October. ls2l.
 Charles Oautt, guardian.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
Experts Praise
 Arkansas Method

The teacher training method maintained by the University Of Arkansas IS the best SD far devel eped in this country, according to & report j,s issued by the "Carnegie Foundation for the A ivancement of Teaching ]"
 The policies of the University in the training of teachers are approved nos only by u e carge- gie Foundation but by the United States Burtal of Education, which has recommended to the University of Kentucky that It copy Arkansas.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
Cold in the Heae1':

is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
 Those subject to frequent "colds in the head" will find that the use of HALLS CATARnH MEDICINE will build up the System, cleanse the Blood and render them less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may lead 10 Chronic. Gatarrh. es
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces. of the System, thus reducing the inAamrna. ;ion and restoring normal conditions,
 All druggists. Circulars free.
 F. J. Cheney 6 Ce., Toledo, Ohio.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
z. I. A.

Friday October 29th 5 100 D m P.ano Duet - Hewitt - Pear and Zola Stanfieid.
 Origin and Purpose of the s. 1 A. -A r CarmicaI
 Piano Solo4ln my Neighbors Caedin Nevin Marie Quinn.
 History of our s. 1. A. Mrs II. D. Sadler.
 Reading-Mias H ,ason.
 Plans for the Year-Alrs. t. A McMurtrey.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
RELIABLE OlD-TiME
 REMEDY FOR COLDS
Also Good For Stub5ora Coughs
 AnJ For Cyo.p

Go to your drug store and pet a small quantity of each of the following:
 Menthol Crystals Gum Camphor
 Oil of Pines
 Oil of Sassafras
 0ii of Euealyptus
 Petroiatum
 The Ingredients form a salve of very pleasant odor that sin- ply cannot be surpassed in the treatment of colds. coughs, croup Asthma. bronchitis pneumonia, etc. If you do not want the trouble of making, simply ask che druggist for a bottle of the genuine Nash s Group and Pnen- monia Ssl e, which is made from the above ingredients The sal, e will cost you only 30 cents and will last lol g time Nash Bros Of Jons.b pro. Ark. have made it for years and it has met with great success. Our local drug gisl always have 1t on hand Sold by Galloway s Rison Drug Co.
 Sold by Kinesland Drug Co. Kingsland, Ark. Adv
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
AT THE EBapTlSTCHyaCt

Tasse will be the regular serv- ices next Sunday. Come and bring some one with you.
 Preaching at II o'clock in the morning and 2 0 clock at evening.
 Pastor.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28
Wafasag Order

State of Arkansas County of Cleveland $
 Tn the Jostice of the pesce Court Einesland rowr ship, Before W. (. Wheeler ]. P. E. R, Buster, Plai1 tiff
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-28

E, P. Mock bev, Defendant
 The Defendant, E. E. Iockhey is warned to appear in this court on tie 2oih day Of November 192o, at l0;0o o'clock a m. and answer the complaint ot the Plaintiff, 7. E. Buster.
 Witness my hand as such Justice of the Peace this l4th day of October. 1920.
 W. c. Wheeler, J. F. I'D Wynne, Atty ad-litum for nVas resident Defendant.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

pertaining to the newly formed or ganizatioD was discussed.
 Town Topics.
 Miss Eleanor O'Brien of Southing- ton will have charge of the telephone exchange at the Trumbull Electric plant during the absence of Miss Grace Emmett.
 Herbert Ewald of South Washing ton street has gone on an extended trip to Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Flanders of West Main street are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter, born to them this morning.
 The Misses Viola Eichler, Nellie Donahue. Anna Burgess and Mildred Anderson of the Trumbull Electric company are spending a weeks va cation at Cosey Beach.
 The local Boy Scouts will take a hike to Norton's field this evening, where they will make a temporary camp and hold their regular meeting.
 Miss Anna Murphy has returned after a weeks visit to her aunt in New Haven.
 If you want quality seed, plant Rackliffe's bulk seeds.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

to advaneed age. He had been tail. ms Tor long time and his death was not uneShected.
 Iho sc,ry of the mans death and history qf hts life are synonomous with hsflin. for it was in this town that nc was born. lived, worked and died. Pc was born in Beckley Quar-
 r. JarnInry 4. tSiO. the son If Loton
 sd q rixra CBec kiey) Porter. He rcesivsd his education in the Berlin schools. remaining at his home until his ssd year.
 hwas then the year of 1862 when
 N north was calling for volunteers
 defend the Union against the south. dr. Porter. then a young man, left fis ,lace of employment here and, with rome other local young men, enlisted yfn the 18th Connecticut infantry as n volunteer for service. He saw active seryice until tho battle of Antietam creek when his right shoulder was renrly shot away and he was taken prisoner by the Confedorates. He was held prisoner about a week when ho was sent back to be cared for in a northern hospital. He was laid up six months in tho hospital. Tho doc- tors reported him convsiescent aud he was ordered discharged and sent to his home in this town.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

duties at the New Britain Machine company after enjoying a two weeks vacation.
 The regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias will be held in their lodge rooms this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Phillips have returned from their wedding trip. They will make their future home here.
 Mir. and Mrss Thomas Holigan of Southington are visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Mabel HauXhurst of West Cromwell was visiting friends in town last evening.
 Miss Betty Pratt has returned after n short visit with relatives in West Cromwell.
 Roland Turner and sister, Marjorie. left today for Warner, N. H.. where they will spend two weeks vacation.
 B A. Bartlett and family of Hart ford have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. F. Turner.
 The annual meeting of the East Berlin Improvement society was held at Athletic hall last evening.
 The Modern Woodmen will hold a speciaI business session in their rooms at Athletic hall Thursday evening.
 Enrico Pola, foreman or the Clark brickyards, is about town in a new car.
 Present indications point to the largest apple crop ever harvested here in years. There is an abundance of small apples on every tree and un- less a blight sets in the apple crop for 1920 will eclipse all records. The farmers intend to turn all the apples into cider, it is said.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
MARTIAD LAW IN PEKING.
Skirmiskes Reported Near City; Food
 Supply Is Getting Dow.

Picking, July 12 (By Associated Press) Martial law has been pro- claimed in Tien Tsin. Admiral AL bert Gleaves. commander of tho United States Pacific squadron, is re- ported to have arrived there. Skir- mishing has occurred between rival military forces near this city.
 Legations here are concerned over the food supply in view of the cutting of railway lines.
 Efforts are still being made to per suade wu Pei-Fu and Tsao-Kun, the Anfu generals who rebelled because of the recent dismissal of General Hsu Shu Cheng, to obey the govern ment mandate not to march in the direction of Peking.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

sz AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER We have jus Pftds that if we had had earlier would have cost ws offer them to at practically their wholesale Corcn and tan grounds. some in shadow plaids and yarl These afe all wool k ANOHER GOOD OFFER is given you in 40 inch wool s-.us fgood color combinations that should sf.eo.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
EMPRESS EUGENIE'S WILD.
Bequeaths Most of Her Fortune tx
 Her Nearest Relations.

London, July 13.-Former Empress Eugenie of France. widow of Ma poleon IIk, bequeathed her mansion and her estate at Farnborough. Eng land, to Prince Victor Napoleon and his wife. formerly Princess Clemen- tine of Belgium, according to a Ma drid dispatch to the Daily Mail. She also left a considerable sum to Queen Victoria of Spain, who was her god- daughter.
 Prince Victor is head of the Ma poleon family and makes his home in Brussels.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
ARTISTS ARE INDIGNANT.
Claim Brothers Who Pain for Bill
 boards Are Art Traitors.

New York, July 13.-Vigorous op- position to the suggestion of Joseph Pennell, noted etcher, that bilfboards be taxed out of existence, was voiced today at the convention of the Inter- national Alliance of Billposters and Billers of the United States and Canada.
 William Mccarthy, secretary of the organization, criticized PennelFs as- sertion that artists who employed their talents to make billboards more attractive were 'traitors to their art." :"
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
Special Town Meeting 'ofs ~''"'' ,sr ssnoo, Repair, and fmn start Junior a,sh scbohzkas' Bcrl'n' r4r,.p and I<cnLnIa Items.

Death claimed on of Berlin's old est ard. most .pre-.nent citiz9ns last night when lIIapty |. Porter died died at t his home on fod"en street about z o'clock. MyPorto was in his soth year ana aed from complications tue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Week Movie Calendar

|, BlJOu-NIunday, Tuesday and
T Wednesday, Robert Warwick. In
Jack Strnw;" Thursday, Friday
Z and saturday, Alma Ituhcns. In
"Thc World and Ills WIFE,"
wednesday and Thursday. William
mnkcr;" Friday and Saturday,
Variety.
HROADwAI-An week. Kath-
crime macdonald, in "Thc No
torious Miss LisIc."
|. ISIS-Mundn!. Tuesday and
I "Wednesday. Joseph J. bowling. In
"Kldcrs Of the DAWN" Thursday,
Friday and saturday. II. II. Warm
CT, In "tnchurtcd Chnnncls."
ODEON-Monday and TUESDAY,
Louise Glnuu. In "ScX;" wcdncs-
day, Ethel Clayton, In "Cruui<cu
Streets" Thursday. Madrc Ken
ncdy, In "Thc TRUTH Friday ana
| Saturday, ''rhr silver Horde"
REN-Mondny. "Thc Moonr,u-
rrs;" Tuesday. young lnTnio;"
Wednesday,, "Thc WhiriMiud:"
Thursday. "'rhc Shooting kid;''
Friday. "in Dangerous Wntrrs;,
Saturday. "Thc Vanishing Dag
Ecr.t
NICTOR-NIondny md Tuesday,
NiilInm =. Hart, in ..Snud;'. We'd
ncsday and Thursday. Doris ken
!on, I'm .'rhr Great White TruiI:-
Friday and Saturday, jack CARD
ncr, In ..Thc Land of Lone.
Shadows"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
/,OOOSee Tomb of
Lee Each Month
LoVe of Hero Still BataW-
a1g After Lapse of
Fifty Years.
LSnccinI IN rha Times. nisnntch.l

Especial to The Times DispatchO
LEXINGTON. VA. August li.-Over
1000 visitors IA month are paying
tribute to the memory of Robert IL.
Lee. the great southern hero, at
his tomb in the chapel q! Washing
ton and Lee University. according to
figures compiled by Mrs. c. n. Tate,
cuSaSdian appointed by the Virginia
Lion of the Daughters. of the
confederacy. The lapse OF nifty years
since the death OF the Confederate
general has not cooled the love Of
his fellow countryncn. who ar. com
ing from all parts of the nation to
see His last resting place.
The rccumbcnt statue of Lee by
Valentine. which rests in the maui
Solcum of the Washington and Lee
Chapel. is the object OF the greatest
interest to visitors. General Lees
study. used after the Civil War when
he was president of the institution
which now bears his name. has been
preserved Just as he left 1t. and the
tombs of the Lee family are also
kept open to inspection in the chapel.
The Virginia Daughters OF tie
Confederacy at their last annual con-
Ncntiou voted. with the approval of
the authorities Of Washington and
Lee University, to assume the GUS
todianShip Of the Lee mausolcum, and
appointed Mrs. G. Il. Tate. OF Pulaski.
Va, to this Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Unusual COMEDY Coming.

Jack straw Robert Warwick y
new picture, which will he shown at
the Bilou Thcatcr tomorrow. Tuesday
and Wednesday. is about an iccmun
who followed his lady love across the
continent and became waiter ana
won her hand after she had bloc
somed out as a society debutantc. or
course, he really wasn't an iccmau
and waiter at all In reality. M.
was the "Archduke OF Pomcrania''
travelling incoGnito. But II all MAKES
= most amusing screen comedy. W,
Somerset Vaughan wrote the orirl-
nal play. Charlie Chaplin in II re-
attraction.
How gossip. which turned out 10 he
entirely without foundation. caused
the death OF man and nearly ruined
the lives OF his wife and youth IS
revealed in The World and His
Wife" which is coming to the Bitou
Theater next Thursday The scene of
the story is. Spain and it is said 10
abound in the color and passions or
the Latin countries Alma Ruhcns IS
the featured player ana Robert G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
William rnrnnm Thi. Week.

Beginning tomorrow William Far
mum viii appear at the Blucbtrd The
alter in new William FOX produc-
tion. The Joyous Troublcmakers." 1t
is said to be strikingly original. and
Mr. Farnum'S role very different from
any he has recently enacted.
Mr.. farnum is world-rcnowncd as
It great romantic actor. Many great
classics have been rewritten for him ::
now, in The Joyous Troublcmallcrs,
he is setting out to make a classic II
is said 10 br a very beautiful produce
ton. full worthy OF the star
Friday and Saturday the special
variety program that has grown so
popular in this thcater will be pre-
sentcd with new thrills. news ana
cartoons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
A I,oId Attcn,pt.

Training the young idea isn't all
jam. Sometimes the young scholars
are too smart for the teacher. and
then. again, they will seem stupid
little animals.
But Miss Gibson believed in stick
ing TO her job. So she began 10
instruct her class in the uses of the
various punctuation marks. The
comma and full stop were fairly
simple. When she got TO the ex-
clamaiion and question marks, things
began TO get complicated.
she. wrote this sentence on the
black board:
where are you going?"
''Now, children" she asked (which
OF YOU can tell me how TO read
that"
The little eyes studied 1t intently.
and at length one hand was slowly
raised.
Come along. Alice Jones" said
Miss Gibson cncouragingly. let US
hear you try"
Where ara you going, little but
tonhook?" acclaimed the small girl
triumphantly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

l.islc" In this production Miss Mac
Donald is known by the title name.
derived from the story by Mrs Eailie
Reynolds. Those who have read the
book VIII delight in watching bcauti-
ful Katherine Macdonald realistically
depict the romance of a girl who with
n poignant past. marrics q man who
knew nothing OF her notoricty. The
subsequent development Of the plot
moves with rapidity from France.
across the English Channel. to
"Blighty."
An added feature Is another of those
Broadway comdics which created
such a laugh feast last week, entitled
"A Fresh Start"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
The air thrilled with

all his love. The air thrilled with
emotion.
MY darling" he brcathed, my
that one day You will BIO mine-all
mineS Those silken tresses. those
eyes as blue as the summer skies.
your peSrly u teeth! Sh M my swe etess
girl. let me gaze upon them--thoSc
shining jewels enclosed In envious
folds OF crimson vclvet!'
Just rs tho languishlng maid was
preparing to comply with his ardent
request, a shrill voice came from
beneath tho couch on which they
sat closc--oh. so closc!-togcthcr.
why don't you take 'cm out and
let him have good look. Gwcn?"
asked her disGustcd little brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
4 Suayc Villain.

one of those suave villains. who rs
Yet a dcnizcn of the West. Is played
by q. Raymond Nyc. in the new Will
liam $. Hart. production. sand
which comes TO the Victor Theatcr
tomorrow and Tuesday, with the write
Western star in highly congenial
part
Fatty" Arbuckla in Good Night
Nurse" is the comedy feature on the
same program. Wednesday and
Thursday Doris Kenyon VIII be shown
in The Great White Trail" n stirring
tale of Alaska, and THE Quack Doc
tor" Il Mack Scnnett comedy Is added.
Friday and Saturday the Victor will
offer Jack Gardner, the famous mus:-
cal comedy star in The Land of Long
Shadows" and Tides That Tell" the
twelfth episode of THE Hawks Trail"
starring King BagEot, is the added at
traction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

wheat raiser and father OF the he
roinc. Even before Mr.. Bowling Gre
ated the Miracle Man" role. his <nas-
terpiece, the motion picture profess
sion recognized him as one of the
very greatest character actors tao
silent drama has produced.
Labor unrest is the central theme
of "unchartcd Channels" the Jesse d.
Hampton production starring the
celebrated actor. IL. Il. Warner. when
will be seen at the Isis Thcatcr for II
run of three days, starting Thursday
The picture is Il Robertson-Colc re-
lease.
Don Jose Andonegui's Isis Concert
Orchestra will provide the musical
INTERPRETATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Another for DnY,Iinr.

Joseph j Bowling. the wonderful
Old Miracle Man" of George Loanc
fuckers photoplay. is one OF the star.
M IN isis Theater tomorrow. Tues
roles of Riders Of the Dawn" Ben
Jainin Il. iIamptons production or the
famous Zane Grey novel Mr.. Dowl-
ing plays the part OF Anderson, the