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Duckeft Nearly
Lost Car Here

An exploding front tire saved Frank
Duckett Of Florence from the loss of
his automobile Thursday night. Duck
ett and part OF Florence friends at
tended the evening performances OF
the Sells-Floto show here, leaving
their Ford parked in the neiehborhood
Of the main tent Some time between
the first and last act, Negro appro-
priated the car and started for the
main part OF town En- route. the
front tire blew out, and the colored
driver. thinking some one had seen
him take the machine. and was shoot
ing at him. stopped the car and Ned
for safety.
A witness to the occurrence sele-
phone Sheriff Nevcomb. who took
charge OF the car and returned it 10
the owner after the performance WIS
concluded
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supply our loyal friends and Ct
nurs<ry In the world Howcvs
ated and intensified the sreu
Ample .ns our stock of trees wi
vation-ordsrs uf once.
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REcEivE CARLOAD
nE AlllGK ALTOS

RECEIVE CARLOAD
OF BUICK AUTOS
Chester Mercier and w H. Smith
went 70 Pueblo today and win return
with carload of Buick autos.
c. +. 4 I. MAN
IN THE CITY i.
C. w. Moore, travelling clerk for the
c. F. & ]. Company, is in the city on
business.
MISS DozIER
RETURNS HOME
Miss Farra DozierreuHned wednes-
day evening from Colorado Springs,
where she spent several days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton.
HAVE RETURNED FROM
EXTENDED EASTERN TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. A. H Davis and Miss
Mollie Gentry returned home Thurs
day from an extended visit to Wilbra-
ham, Mass. They made the trip East
by motor, but shipped their car home
and returned by rail. They toured
Massachusetts extensively, taking in
all the main points of interest.
MISS FINITY
VISITS HERE
Miss May Finity of Bisbee, Ariz.,
arrived Thursday to visit at the
home of her sister. Mrs. NJ. j. Daw-
son of East Canon.
CHARLES r. HoRNER
VISITS CANON CITY
Charles F. Horner, head of the Red
path-Horner Chautau4ua, arrived in
the city Wednesday and is spending a
few days here.
coTOPAxl PEOPLE
GUESTS IN RAPER HOME
Mrs. Fred La None, daughter Bar
bara, and Mrs. Joe Dyer Of Cotopaxi
we're guests Thursday Of Mrs. Raper
of South Canon.
NEselTs RETURN
FROM TOUR
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Nesbit returned
home Wednesday from a delightful
tour Of the Yellowstone National park.
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eALMANss DOWN
FROM HILLSIDE

6AlMANS6 DOWN
FROM HILLSIDE
T. G. Balman and family of Hillside
are down today and will attend the
circus
RockvALE VISITORS
IN THE CITY TODAY
A. P. Easton and family OF Rock
vale are visitors to the circus today
GOES TO KANSAS
CITY ON BUSINESS
A. H. McClain will leave for Denver
this evening, going later to Kansas
City on legal business.
MENzEL FAMILY
ATTEND CIRCUS
c. MeIfzel and family of Westclife
are in attendance at the circus this
afternoon.
sTRoELkEs WATCHING
CLOWNS ANTICS
Ed Stroelke and family are in the
city today attracted by the funny an
tics of the Sells-Floto clowns.
LES ScHOFiELD
VISITS CIRCUS
Leslie Schofield and family were
circus patrons in the city tolay.
GUEST AT THE
RENFREW HOME
Dr. Wiilmishire of Pacific, Mo, is a
guest at the home of Mrs. John Rem
frew.
IOWA TOURISTS
CITY GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert kaufman and
daughter, with Mrs. Lydia Coffman.
prominent people of Ankeny, Ia are
auto tourists, stopping at Colorado
Springs. They we're callers upon
Henry Hutton and Mrs. Burns, old
time friends, yesterday afternoon.
LEFT THIS MORNING
FOR ST. PAUL MIMI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Merritt and
daughter, Miss Mabel H. Merritt, OF
ST. Paul. MINI, left for home this
morning after six weeks visit here
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Emmerson and family, SIS Hazef ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt are parents
of Mrs Emmerson. They will stop
on at Colorado Springs for a short
time while on their way to their des-
tinstion.
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WILLARD DUFF
VISITS IN FLORENCE
Willard Dun ID spending the day in
Florence with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
LEFT TODAY
ON FISHING TRIP
w. H. and G. E. Trout are leaving
today for fishing trip on the West
ern slope.
KANSAS PEOPLE GO
TO CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Hopkins Of
Kansas City. Kan, who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL Bach
for few days, left Friday for Cali
sornia.
RETURNED TO PUEBLO
HOME TODAY
Harold Mitchell left for his home
II Pueblo this afternoon after spend
ing few days in this city,
,vERMAN GUESTS
RETURN HOME
Mrs L. ]. Hole and daughters, the
Misses Hilda and Frances, who have
been guests of Mrs. ]. e. Overman.
left for their home in Denver this
iTnrnins.
MRS. ADAMS RETURNS
TO WEsTcLfFFE HOME
Mrs. Frank Adams. who has been
visiting Mrs. Lizzie Adams on River
street, returned to her home at West
chffe Friday.
WILEY BUY
PROPERTY HERE
A. Wiley has purchased the resi-.
dence nroperfv mr. 717 Rudd avauue
and has taken possession with his
family.
DENVER PLEoPLE
BUSINESS. VISITORS
Sr. and Mrs. kalph Hoffman OF
Denver are in the city for a few days
on business.
BEAR GuLcH VISITORS
RETURN TO THEIR HOME
Mrs. Sam Sartor and two daugh-
ters have returned to their home at
Bear Gulch after visiting relatives in
the city.
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Ex. Governor of
Indiana Killed
In Auto Accidnt
fBy U.ises I'res4.p

UHKICHsvILLE. O., Aug. al.
Frank Hanly. ex-governor of Indiana.
and Dr. and Mrs C. w. Baker OF Kill
gore. o.. were killed near here yester-
day when the automobile In which
they were riding was struck by a
freight train on the Pennsylvania road
at q grade crossing.
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Dr. Pierce over fifty years
ago. Dress has changpd vry
much since thenl But DIR. Picroe's
medicines contain the same de-
pendable ingredients. They are
standard todzy Just as they were
fifty years ago
DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery for the stomach and
blood cannot be surpassed By sny
remedy today.
Dr.. Picroe's Favxite rrenuip-
ton for weak women has nevc1
been eQualled for tie diGizuing
complaints incident 70 Uunnn-
hood What ofhszs ~.
JonnAH, Mos-suy ksalth has eroofr
HfnpFovs1 sinssf1Hs - olBv. xisrss6
0osdsn Medical Dinspvvsy - also ~
'Fhvositc Pscspsip1inn. Nhsa ! hsgnn
tlseir use I only usiehsd ITO. Oould
not do my houssUssk nd could not -
abouf much- Hnh 70 sissp pssPps1 NJ
o. pirlowA Eov I ON lie down snA
sissp On ons pi1sU, can DO my hquss-
work, washing snd ironing. and -
tus like didsrsns pssson- Ivsieh llo
pounds. .s-4ns. NAx7U TxAaux,
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Saturday
IOWA LADIES GUEST
OF ED kElEHER


Misses Rose Keheler and Elva Eric
son of Boone. Ia, arrived Wednesday
and are guests OF Ed Kehelsr at the
home of Arthur Knowlton.
MISS cARwoop
GOES TO CHICAGO
Miss EsteIla Garwood will leave
Sunday morning gor Chicago where
she will purchase millinery for the
coming season.
BOULDER MAN
BUSINESS VISITOR
c. W. Andrew of Boulder. Colo. is
a business visitor in town today.
WILLIAM KETTLE
IN THE CITY
William Kettle is down from West
cliffe looking after business interests
today.
DENVER MAN SPENDS ~
DAY lNyTHE CITY Fx
c. E. Treadwell of Denver spent Fri
day in Canon City.
BLAIR RETURNS
TO WYOMING
a. L. Blair. who spent few days
here the first of the wek. returned to
Fort Laramie, Wyo.. by automobile.
accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Florence Blair.
PAUL COMBS BUYS
A CLEVELAND SIX
Paul B. Combs has purchased . new
Cleveland Six touring car from the
Canon Auto Company.
BETHEL BUYS
A CADILLAC
George W. Bethel has purchased
new Cadillac automobile from the
Canon Auto Company.
HUGH WILLIS W
HOME FROM DENVER ~
Hugh Willis returned from Denver
Friday, driving down a new Cadillac
automobile for the Canon Auto Com
pany-
MRS. ). ). CONE IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Word reaches here that Mrs. J. J.
Cone, who has been in a hospital at
Minneapolis MINI, since Decoration
day, has been unconscious all OF the
time, and her condition is thought 10
be serious
IOWA GIRLS
VISIT HERE
The Misses Rose KeIeher and Aida
Erickson OF Boone, Ia, have been
guests OF Miss Keleher's brother, Ed
Keleher, in Canon City tbs past sew
eral days.
ITALIAN KILLED in
NINE ACCIDENT
Tony OssoIa of Florence left last
Wednesday night for Rock Springs,
Wyo., to bring the rtmains Of his
cousin. James Ginro, 10 Florence, WHO
was killed in a mine accident at that
place, Ginro, whose parents live on
a ranch in the vicinity of Chandler,
was 20 years old and single. No de-
tails OF the accident have been re-
ceived.
ACCOMPANIED kuHLMEYER
REMAINS TO LEApVILLE
Mrs. May Finity, Mrs. j. l.. c. Scott
and their brothers, Harry KuhImeyer
and r. A. Kuhlmeyer, al OF Bisbee.
A-iz., arrived here few days ago IN
to a message informing them
OF the death Of their father, the late
Joseph Kublmeyer. They accompanied
the remains this afternoon to Lead
yilie where interment will take place
IN the masonic cemetery on Sunday
MARVIN SMITH
IN THE CITY
Marvin Smith arrived Saturday
morning from Grand Junction to re-
main over the weekend with mis-
mother and sister,
and Mrg. Wells Dun.
PASS THROUGH
CANON CITY TODAY
Mr., and Mrs Win yabrdiel. atocm
panied by Mics hvesta vahldick ..
Rocky Ford. are In the city today IN
route TO WestrIiffe, wkere Miss vai,].
dick Will spend . month AZ The guest
Of her uncle and aunt.
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Friday
GUESTS AT THE
SMITH HOME

GUESTS AT THE
SMITH HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wickens of
Toronto, Canada. Mrs. j. c. Gilray and
Mrs. Emily La None of Coaldale were
the guests at the W. H. Smith home
Thursday.
HOME VISIT
IN GREELEY
Mrs. Loave West has returned
home after several weeks absence in
Greeley, where she has been taking
spcial work at the State Teachers
College.
is BUSINESS VISITOR
IN oURAY, COLO.
Y Charles ,Swanton is in Ouray, Colo,
looking after business interests.
PARkpALE MAN
VISITS THE CITY
George Clarkson of Parkdale was
among the Canon City visitors yester-
day.
HILLSIDE RESIDENT
SAW CIRCUS YESTERDAY
Ned Cahings of Hillside was among
those attending the circus in the city
yesterday.
coALDALE VISITOR
RETURNS HOME
Charles Gilray OF Coaldale, who has
spent several days visiting with his
family here, returne dhome this after
noon.
MAKING OFFICIAL VISIT
IN sLEApvILLE
Mrs. Lulr Roberts is making an Of
fetal visit in the interests OF the Mac
cabees at Leadville and nearby points
this week.
WEsTcLIFFE NAN
IN CITY THURSDAY
o. w Eikelman OF Westciiffe was in
the city Thursday.
IS THE GUEST OF
UNCLE IN CITY
Earl Madison Of Oklahoma City,
Okla, visited his uncle and aunt. M
and Mrs. G. W. Anthony over Sunday.
en- route home from attending Boulder
University.
GUEST AT THE
ANTHONY HOME
A. r. Madison of Fort Lupton, Colo
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. An
tnont and other relatives in the city.
Mr. Madison is brother Of Ers. An
thony
WEsTcLIFFE PEOPLE
THURSDAY VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Goshen. Mrs.
Harry Kettle, George Phillips. Ernest
Pickard, w e. Merriam and Miss
Kathriue Ke-r.am were among the
Westcliffe visitors in the city Thurs
day to attend the circus.
RETURN FROM MOTOR
TRIP IN WESTERN STATES
Mr.. and Mrs. " c. yorreiter. Miss
Clara vo.reiter and William yorreste-.
acosm2an.ee by Miss Clara Miller cs
this city. returned here Tuesday frall
a motor tip through New Mexico.
Arizona. California. Nevada, Utah ana
Colorado. The party were gone seven
weeks. covering 5000 miles and fi.sa.
ing the roads good except on the
Nevada desert The Vorreiter family
left Thursday for their home at 2.oyc-
land.
RETURNS FROM
MISSOURI VISIT
Mrs. H. A, Kiiiilie has returned
home from an extended visit with rel
atiyes in Springfield, Mo. Her sister.
Mrs. Daisy OFT who accompan.ed hes,
VIII remain in Missouri to attend
school the! coming year.
MEs. sriERRARD
RETURNS HOME
Mrs J. II. sherrard. who has teen
IN the city the past two months visit.
ing her sisters. Mrh. Alice M. Brewer,
MIS-. Anna McKinnon and Hrs Roy
Hartford, LETT Friday murning for her
nome in Presquc Isle, Me.
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IN YE OLDEN TINE

WIN ~
those who
6rst asked
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sisted On
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n Aedicsl
Discovery
put up By
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step in Treatment Is n
Brisk Purgative With Gallo.
tabs, the Purified and Re-
fined CalOmel Tablets That
Are NausealesS, Safe and
Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enza can be depended upon for full
effectiveness until the liver is made
thoroughly active. That Is why the
first step in the treatment is the new,
nausealess calomel tablet called Gallo
tabs. which are free from the slcken-
Ing and weakening effects of the old
style calomel. Doctors also point out
the fact that an active liver may 20
n long way towards preventing in
hucnza. and is one of the most i'm
portant factors In enabling the pa
tient to successfully withstand an at
tack and ward off pneumonia.
One Calotab on the tongue Mt bed
time, with swallow Of wnter--thut's
all. No salts. no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eat
ing, pleasure or work. Next morning
your cold has vanished, your liver is
active. your system is purified. and
you are feeling fine. with O. hearty
appetite for breakfast. Druggists
sell Calotabs only In original sealed
packages. price thirty-fye cents.
your money will be cheerfully re-
funded II you do not find them de-
lishtful.-(Adv.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
c. & o. HEAD MAKES HIMSELF
PLAIN ON PENSION QUESTION
President Stevens Snys He N'ns Mis-
quoted I'm Tnik before Employees
Mt Willie Snlphnr SprInSa.

George W. Stevens, president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, yes
terday made Il statement somewhat
clarifying the one he was quoted as
making at White Sulphur Springs
Saturday respecting the plan OF the
company TO pension men in its en-
ploy. Mr.. Stevens said:
What did say is this-the
Chesapeake and Ohio has no standard
pension scheme. 1t. however, has for
the past few years worked on the
basis OF that now In effect on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, namely: that
when application is made for a PEN
sion In behalf OF man who has
served the company at leas, twenty
years and who Is incapacitated. by
reason OF age or physical disability, II
has been the parctice of the board of
directors to award him & pension on
the basis Of per cent of his aver
age salary for the past ten years.
multiplied by the number OF years
In service. The board acts on each
application on the merits OF the case.
II Is expected that the board OF di-
rectors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway Company will adopt a perm
anent pension scheme on January /,
1921 -
Il further stated that an emp:oye
was assured OF his place on the road
as long as he mcrited it BY his con-
duct or ability TO serve"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Sour Stomach
Mi-O-Na Puts the Stomach In
Fine Shape in Five Minutes

II your stomach is continually
kicking up n disturbance: II you feel
bloated and distressed: if you belch
gas and sour food into the mouth,
then you need Mi-O-Na Stomach Tab
let's
Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets give in
sta mt relief. Of course, but they do
more; they stop the poisonous gases
They stop the excess fermentation OF
food and thoroughly clean, renovate
and strengthen the stomach, SO that
II can readily digest food without
artificial aid
Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets are
Euara ntecd to end indigestion. acute
or chronic, or money back. This
means that nervousness. dizziness and
biliousness should disappear. Tragic
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere
sell Mi-O-Na.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
IlOUGH ORDERS SLACKEN,
MANUFACTURERS CONFIDENT
nguine Of Solid Basic and General
Condition Of Country, Federal
Reserve Bank Reports.

u Y
Reserve Bank Reports.
Although manufacturers in the dis
Ct are not receiving sufficient or
IS 10 keep them running steadily.
3sincss men in the Fifth Federal
serve District are optimistic and
lhdent in the countTy's sound
,iio and general condition. the
tied yesterday to Washington.
fReport OF the bank, as made pub
through the Federal Reserve bull
lin. shows that manufacturers in
,hmond are moving shoes slowly
retailers. while buyers are holding
in the nope or reductions. Leather
! weakened. the report shows, but
Gre is little prospect OF saving
Aching the consumer for some time
I ing 20 the length OF time required
4 shoe production.
The report reads:
Ind Federal Reserve Bank reports
II clothing manufacturers are re-
Irting dull business. with a decided
uctancc on the part OF the retailer
enter into further contracts. A
inGc in the demands OF customers
noted and II is believed that lower
ced goods made OF coarser wool
~ figure more largely during the
' ming season."
IN increase in outstanding Ioans
reported and amounts to $S,3Il,O 900
FL five weeks: During the five weeks
3-iod, which ended August 8. de.
| sits increased S15,0S7,O00 with
yhty-two' member banks In this
trict.
Banks are meeting their actual
eds and 1od mere Is little evidence Of
| tive fields or In cases in wbicb
'porations have attempted TO nra
' nd 100 rapidly" the report ssvs
ailway conditions have imnroveI
|nciently TO release credit now tjc,.
in new materials and finished
{ be secured" the report concIndes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
"N|CHT|E NIGHT PROVES
POPULAR WITH AUDIENCE
is Good Comedy, Critic Declares
. With Not One Boring
Moment.

The name "Nightie Night" implies
another farce in which n poor hunted
nero darts In and out OF closets. I'M
der beds and Is chased from one
spects the play which came TO the
strand last night for four perform
ances was just that. but this time 1t
was not a hunted hero bu, poor
dashcs to escape from impossible
situations. "!iigh,ic Night" is not IA
"bed-room" fare. though the poor
pursued one Is arrayed In most be-
coming pa1amas-in fact one OF the
prominent points of the plot liz the
fact that she has no other clothes in
which 60 change.
The play depends more upon sltua
Ion than scint!iisting dialogue. and
there is plenty OF the former In
tact the poor characters become more
ana more Involved In ouch a tangic
OF impossible situations that IL
/ seems almost Impossible 10 unravel.
Just as satisfactory explanation Is
found for some inisdeed or other.
! then some poor blunderer who thinks
ne can fix it" prccIpitatcs another
series Of calamitous happenings.
"Nigh,ic Night is no world bcater
but IL is amusing and serves as a
mid entertainment. II doesn't keep
the audience In roars OF continuous
laughter but it is good comedy
nevertheless and doesn't have boring
whole though there were one or two
who could be Il little more convinc-
ing.
Harry O. Siubbs carries his role OF
principal fun-naker of with ease and
true sensc OF comedy at all times
ktrnan King makes a breezy LITTLE
actress who has such a terrible time
through no fault OF her own, aud
Thelma White is the nagginE. sus-
picious bride to the life. ":Sigh;ic
Night" is good fun on the whole, il
one Is not expecting a knock out but
an evening Of chuckles rather than
laughs. D. II G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
ACADEMY OFFERS BILL
OF FETCHING NOVELTIES
Woman Who Sings Like Man 1,
One of the MyatlfyinG At
fractions.

The Academy Is Offering good
bill for the first half OF the week 1t
starts off with sherman and Rose,
who are seen In dancing novelties
These two feature the difficult Rus
sian steps especially, and are adept
in this particular kind of step.
Margaret Ford. who comes second
She sings equally we'll asn snn1ano
and In a powerful baritone voice
which seems impossible in woman.
But there 1t is. neyerthcless-she
sings equally well in either way. and
1t Is most mystlfying TO figure out
whether she Is a clever woman with
marvellous double voice. or clever
i iEe VINO can LOOK ana aGt so much
The audience never did decide.
Sam Liebert and Company are seen
In playlet by Aaron Hoffman which
~ good deal better than most OF
the vaudeville offerings of this type
lie Is clever Hebrew comedian. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
A Woman Is AS Old AS She Looks

No woman wants
to look old. MANY
in their effort to
look youthful re-
sort to the beauty
DOCTOR Their
mistake Is that they
visit the wrong de-
partment In t b Q
drug store
Beauty depends
upon health.
Worry sisepless
nights, headaches,
ain g, 6sczders,
irregularities and
weakness Of q dis
tin C tly feminine
character m aehors
time bring the dull
eye, the '@crow's
feet" the haggard
look, oping
shoulders, and the
faltering stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
A FARMER, GARDENER
AND 4 MIDDLEMAN

| farmer raises many things. a
gardener a few things. and a mid
| dleman raises everything. I'm not
intending to slur the middlcman.
for in many lines he is necessary
and in my line he is necessary
TO the dealer who is not a spe
cialist. ] do not need him. save
his part in the turnover" for YOU.
This is but one reason why nv
Golden Tipped Orange Pekoc Tea
is 60c pound, a saving of zoe n
pound. Drinking quality is the
best / can buy. There is nothing
better. Heroy Tea Stores, Herbert
Heroy. President, 30S North Sixth
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Screen Calendar

BROADWAY-Cha Rny, In
"Forty-Fire Minutes from Hroad-
way"
BLUEBIRD-Mitc Lewis, In
liking Spruce"
BIJOU-Eiaine IIammersteIn, In
''Thc Point OF View"
IsiS-Louise Giaum, in "rhe
Leopard Woman
VICTOR Wallace Reid, in
"Snn of Music Noun tain"
ODEoS-Alma Rubens. In ~Hu-
morcnquc.r
REN-"The Girl Explorer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Cinema Programs
They'd Liz. Mar, for p,,.

Almost as big a hit Is being regis
tered by Dorothy Devoe, playing OPP
posite Charles Ray this week al the
broadway in George NJ Cohan's play,
Forty Five Minutes From Broad
way" as is being made by the star
name OF Mary in song and story
chiefly as the result of the vogue
his play received with a heroine by
this name, and the fans are showing
that they like the present Mary inn
nsnscly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
the .playlet causes q good deal ot

the playlet causes good dea! OF
laughter from the audience.
Mullen and Case present themselves
In original comedy and songs. Also
falls by one of the team. Their
line Is different. and amuscs by it's
novelty.
The Princeton Five close the show
IN saNophone numbers and Xylo-
phones played In stirring manner.
They arc five clever instru,ne =
lists who are we'll worth waiting to
the end OF the show to see.
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U. G. v. REUNION, HOUSTON, TEN
S20.78-Round TrIp-S29.56
Via Norfolk & wcstcrn INV

Correspondingly low fares from
other points. Tickets on sale October
2. and 4, limited to October 81,
1920.
See that your tickets read via Nor
roik d Western Railway. For COM
piete information, call on nearest
ticket agent OF write c. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent. S32 East
Main street, Richmond, Va.-Ady.