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aeturr. From Me.tinr.

DANVILLE, Feb. 8-ColoneL MA.
Burton has returned from Washington.
where ho attended tho annual session
and Colleges Of Virginia, This State
had tho largest Representation on
hand. he Gays, and reports from the
virginia cadet: colleges showed them
to be in healthy conditions. General
10, W. Nichols, superintendent of
V, NJ. T., was chosen president OF tho
organization for the year,
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Cnpfure Fourteen Stills.

DANVILLE, Feb. 8.-Fourteen Illicit
distilling outfits have been captured
week by Federal raiders, who have
bean working through the; Fayerdale
and Shooting Creek sections. No ar
the raids. Two OF the plants revealed
i26 copper stills of old make In all.
100 gallons OF liquor was poured out.
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Ircre.,e In I.iccnse..

ONANCOCK, Feb. s.-A report made
by John D. Grant, clerk of the Acco-
mac County Court. has issued 2,S91
licenses for hunters. the revenue from
wIiic hamounted to s4.309. There were
241 marriage licenses issued. big in
crease over the previous year. More
than 500 deeds were recorded during
January. the largest on record for any
one month -,
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p,,n To Get BiiIy sunday.

board of First Christian Church has
indorsed the effort of the Ministerial
Union to arrange for an evangelistic
campaign here late In 1920 or In 1921
by REV. william A. Sunday. Protest
ant churches throughout the city have
been asked by the union for express
sions Of opinion.
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Refuses to Drill.

3iam Tyree, Of the local unattached
National Guard company. has been SEN
tened TO sixteen days in jail by a
ing TO drill recently when ordered to
do so. The charge was preferred by
Captain II. r. Yoder comma .T,i - ihe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
2 win BuiId Garare.

swan-carpenter Building. recently
purchased by the Roberts Bros. Co.,
modelling in the near future. A steel
garage, 46x70 feet. will be built just
TO the rear and Will be heated day
and night. The entire front Is to be
changed The department now used
for accessories will be transferred to
the opposite side OF the building and
in its place a driveway. IA feet wide
will be constructed leading to the
garage. In the center will be the dis
NAV or show room 80 -:Fs
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Fostpone Fair Meeting.

DANVILLE. Feb. Sowing to the
illness Of Henry b. Watkins. Dresi-
dent OF the Virginia Association Of
Fairs. the annual convention which
day has been Cancelled. Notices to this
effect were sent out today. The SEES,
zion will BIO held during the coming
month.
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Brume. high rate on mistakes.

ROME, Feb. s-Dr. Mazzoni Gra-
zladei, Socialist member OF the Cham
the rise in the rate of exchange was
due TO the mistakes OF the government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
Breedern wiII @f..f

JYNCHBURG; Feb, 8--The Aber-.
deem Angus Breeders Association OF
Virginia will hold an auction sale here
April for the sale. of forty registered
cows, bulls and heifers. The Chestnut
ITill Farm Campbell County will sell
here on March 13 forty-flve brood sows.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09
yyilI Help Aaanv COIN.

9ONANCOCK,7 Feb. 8.--N. B. Westcott,
q Gnleg mas ssen nameG member
Will meet In Philadelphia February lI.
TO test the weight and nneness OF tho
coins reserved by. tho mipts Of the
,nurDoScs. az ~
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Dies in PhtIadeiphfn.

9g .DANVIT.LN,YFe Feb. v 1.-The remains OF
,.Thomas Marshall Waddill, who died in
FI,hil adelpE b 81 fol Wing IAN generation on
the brain arrived hero today and were
taksss pIase 8rporr IIio was 9sss 8: Vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

The Paisley by-electiou. where for
mer Premier Asquith Is making ~
strong campaign for election to tho
form, is the focus of political interest.
The result may not ne the verdict OF
the parties relative strength. however,
as numerous Conservative journals.
even including the Spectator, arc
urging the Conservatives to vote for
4Asquith-not indorsing his principles,
but on the ground that the abilities OF
such great parliamentarian should
not be lost to tho country in the pres
emit critical times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-09

Great Britain into the-war. and q close
political friend OF Herbert Asquith and
Viscount Grey, threw n bomb into that
group when he gave an interview de-
clarinE that 1.-THE Labor party alone
has vision Which will enabfo It to
possess and serge thcsfuture.''
Personnel OF Next Cabinet.
Speculation as to the personnel oc
the next Cabinet advances Arthur Hen
derson. the I.aborite leader. as 4 pos
sible Premiere; Eiscount Haldane as
Lord Chancellor, and Professor John
Maynard Keynes, British delegate on
the PREPARATIONS Subcommission OF the
peace conference. and whose detection
from the peace conference and subse-
quent book dissectinE the treaty OF
Versailles, have made him one OF the
most prominent personages of the day.
as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
DECENTRALIZATION of industry and or
position to ornaments arc two Of the
strongest planks in the Labor program
Premier Lloyd George contemplates a
bill giving the miners largo share
in the management of mines. but this
week refused suggestion madc by
representatives OF the miners that lie
embody in tho bill the recommends
lions Of the sankey commission for
large measure of naturalization.
Talk of direct action, which means a
general striiee.to bring about nationals
cation, has been revived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

hniit by some OF the early colonists
OF Rhode Island. Governor Benedict
Arnold speaks or IL in his Will
tl671) as his stone built windmill"
Peter Eaaton. another early settler.
says In his diary for 1868: This year
we built our first windmill" Good
aut horitics say 'F:uston built 1t him
self OF wood" and for his enterprise
was rewarded by the colony with a
strip OF land on the ocean front.
known - Eastons Beach. such
novel structure az this tower, IL
built for 4 windmill, would have re-
cefreh more than a local notice. No
chronicle OF the day refers 10 IL. nor
Is IL mentioned as being there when
the settlers first seated themselves
on The Island. II was very incon-
vcnicnt structure for windmill. for
II was evidently all left omen below
the arches. with noor and three
windows above them. The idea that
II was originally built for a wind
mil is discarded by many intelligent
persons vino have examined 1t and
contemplate the condition OF the
early colon!sts OF Rhode Island. When
ana by whom II was built is ques-
ton that Will probably ROMAN unan-
swe'ed satisfactorily forever.
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The Rhyrning Optimist
BY ALINE MICHAELIs.

1t is sad to know Brown has lost
OUT. That his chances have gone up
me spout. that he's down on his luc:,
Tor brown was a jolly scout. It's
too bad that the folks OF Toura!n
nave been washed away by the rain.
ana II makes us feel blue when we
near that Peru has suffered a Erea;
hurricane. But just wait tin the
busy cyclone selects Your home town
az ITS zone: if yon yearn for heart
aches. wat until the earth quaaes
own. IL is fierce when John Smith
breaks hls neck. yet IL leaves YOU
not wholly wreck, for the anguish
you know cannot make your tears
now like they did when you cashed
bad check. Oh. your heart may
pc tender. nd true, but Il cloudburst
mat visits faIoo Will not cause you
10 weep or 10 lose any alcep as a
rain on Your best hat will do. Ana
tempest may wreck old Siam, hut
just so your own skies remain cal::,
you'll remark on its plight. saying
Amt II fright" but your sorrow
ls mostly show. You may grieve
DER the heather .Manchu and com
ment on the length OF his queue; bur,
IN In fact, this Is bunk: he's too far
TO you: Yes: however polite you
Iri, yon will have to admit that yoll
don't give n jit about these strange
chaps pedigree. And II isn't in
iaris Or Rome. far across the seas
pillows and foam that the stunts will
occur that can make your heart stir:
these are things that must happen
at home.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Keith Variety mt Lyric.

|. Few variety condolences Of today
are so widely known and popular with
amusement seekers as Marie and Ann
Clark. the versatile and accomplished
sisters. who have more than dupli-
Gated on the vaudeville stage the
hits they previously scored in musical
comedy. The sisters are among the
features of the new show which comes
to the Lyric today. They offer a
comedy skit embellished with songs
and dances.
Barney Williams. crstwhilc stellar
comedian o. the. o-called Legitimate
stage. Is another interesting figure on
this bill. Barney Williams 4 Co.
Will present u comedy Sketch which Is
described M a laughing Knockout"
The Imps Playground is the title
OF n novelty in which pretty Peggy
BramoR. the daintiest of feminine
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Bobbie and His Pa
nl WILLIAM J.. KIRK.

have jest com plotted II song about
Chicago witch l think will he a crate
MT In that fair city. sed Pa.
Is that possibel. sed Ma.
1t IL: Sod Pa. how do you like these
here words. q then Pa red these here
words out loud. like this:
what tx the city OF cities now?
Chicago
What is the town that shows 'em how {:
Chicago!
New York is. fine Sc all OF TINT.
London & Paris has Ec-clat
But on one town I'm Standing pat
That is.n worry stirring Il hutiful
song; sed Mo. | am sure the pespul
TO have sum musicle for II.
] have musick for 1t. sed Pa. didcnt
you Jest heer the niusick ITO X, dldent
jest sing II TO you?
beg yurc pardinG. sed Ma. /
thought you was speaking the words.
80 that liz the music you jest sang.
well; well. sed Ma. II Is vary inspiring.
sed Ma.
talking. sed Pa. you are vary crick-
tai. sed Pa.
Vary who? sed Ma.
Crickital. sed Pa. you have a harsh
Way or speaking of literary gem
for YOU. sed PA. Sum day wen the
, wurld is ringing with praise OF that
song. sed Pa. you Will think with bit
ter regret of how. you knocked that
song. Scd PA. -;
But i toal w liked tho words very
much. Sod MA. think the musick
cud be better. tho.- That ought not
to hurt yure feelings. scd Ma, you
Iote tho words. dident you: dident
/ say they was awc-inspiring?
rote the musick, sed Pa. \ friend
Of mine rote the words. That Is why
feel mortar-flcd at yure rcemark.
sed pa.
Then L cud see Ma felt sorry for
Pa. She Datted him on the cheak &
sed Your deer boy. was only fooiing.
| think tho musick is fine.
! kind of thought you must have
been joakIng. sed Pa. Pa looked Jest
like tho rising sun wen II is gitting
up In the morning. Pa likes to have
Ma brag about him.
What do you think of the song,
Robbie. aed Pa.
/ thin II is as fine as the Star Span
Glsd Banner, ] sed, & then Pa Haiv
me a quarter (25 ccnts) 4 sed here Is
two CD Bits for you. you know good
song as well NJ yurc mother does
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

the eruerry and lady in waiting. and
myself wtrc present consisted soIeIy
o. curds and whey. venl-cutlets. and
rice pudding. Nothing else what
ever. We sat, afterwards in very
stately. lofty. thoroughly French
room.
The Crown Prince. the euutrry.
and myself drank beer. whilst the
Prince smoked his long pipe, Il
seemed incongruous 10 drink beer
jnid snch absolutely French sur
roundinss. noticed that the Crown
Princess always laid Gown her
necdlcwork to refill her husbands
pire AMI TO bring MIN fresh tank
ard or beer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

with the press sheet" which CON
tains synopsis OF the photo play.
ADELE Farrington's address is 1892
ADDRESS Mahlon Hamilton. care OF
Anita Stewart Studios, Hollywood.
Cal.
Rosaiie--conway Tearle's present
plans make an address rather dill
cult. ! believe that new company
Is bcins formed to star TearIe. He
tgre with clara Rimbaii Young.
The Forbidden Woman" and think
letter addressed care OF her studio
f would reach him him G. X: Young Film
Los Angeles. He ought to send you
his picture upon receipt of your let
ter. Yes. certainly. he made excel
lent support for the Talmndge sis
have you not formed the conclusion
that nearly every star wants Con-
way Tearlc for her leading man?
Addresses nepucsted y Blanche
Sweet Co. No 1900 Sunset Boulevard.
Los Angeles, Cal: Beverly Bayne.
N!taEraph- Brooklyn. y. Y: Carol
Holloway. No. 4417 Prospect Avenue.
Hollywood. Cal: Edith Johnson. No.
1924 Hudson Avenue. Hollywood. Cal
William Duncan. Vitagraph. Los An
geics, Cal: Antonio Moreno, Los An
ge!es athletic Club. Los Angeles Cal;
Jack Mulhall. No 1857 North Oahu
enga Street, Hollywood, Cal. Mae
Desmond, care Orpheum Thentcr. GER
mantown. Philadelphia, Pa: June Ca
price. So!aX, Fort Lee. y. j.: Bc5c
Daniels. No. 222l Duane Street, Los
Angeles. Cal: Agnes Ayres, Vita
graph. Brooklyn, y. Y, c.: sylvia
Dreamer. care Motion Picture News.
\. Y G.; Louise Hun. Hotel AiGon-
quin. y. Y. c.; Harriet Hammond,
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Anecdotes of the Famous

Speaking at dinner In New York,
Admiral Sims said some amusing
things about the Turkish navy. Its
no wonder" said he, that the Turks
failed to do much ON the water In
the war. The Turks were never
maritime people The story goes. In
fact, that when they came TO set up
a navy In Turkey they were very
much embarrassed by the lack OF
naval words In their language. They
had no word for mainsall. no word for
fOrctopgallant. and so on. To get
over the difficulty the Turks tied such
things as vegetables to the different
sails and ropes. and the men learned
their duties to such commands as:
'Hois 1.-THE potato Now. then. my
hearties let go the tomato with
will An hands aioft to reef the
The following story Is told by
diplomat in new volume entitled
The Vanished Pomps OF Yester-
day.
The short lived Emperor Fred
or!ck had the knack of blending alb
! solute simplicity with great dignity,
as had the Empress Frederick. For
| the curious in such matters and as
| an instance OF the traditional frugal
| ity of the Prussian Court. l may add
that supper that evening, at which
only the Crown Prince and Princess,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Mack Sennctt Comedies. Los Angeles.
Cal: Marie Provost, Mack Sennctt
Comedies. Los Angeles, Cal: RATHER
inc Macdonald. No. l2T North Manhat-
tan Place. st. Louis Picture Corp. No
1876 Broadway. y. Y. c.; Dorothy
Phillips. No. 1916 Caimenga Avenue,
Hollywood. Cal: Lucille Lee Stewart,
iirightwaters. Long Island. NJ Y;
Anita Stewart. Picture Corp. No. .
West FortY.hfth Street. ". j.. C. :
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gymnasts, will appear in conjunction
with hcr brother. Il clever comedian
and athlete.
Music and its charms will, be ex-
,empiificd by tho Brothers Van. n team
Of capital instrumentalists. who also
excel as iaughmakers
Then there IL Edna Bennett. com
edienne and chanteuse. who Is bring
ing smart collection OF songs
With the vaudeville attractions will
come Naricgated display OF movie"
novelties =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

hg the cast shore OF The Atrria,ic
tnding south to Greece, hut not in.
Ing Albania and Montenegro. Es-
pa lies along the south shore OF
sur or Finland. Czecho- Slovakia
70 tue east of Prague. between
'rla and hungary on the south
EeEmany and Poland on tho
II. II Is defined In the treaty nj
re as the autonomous territory of
Ruthenians 10 the south of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
They Nere IttyI,f

Little AIice--"My papa's Il minis
ter. and that is best"
Little Dora-"My papa's a lawyer.
and that's best. too"
Little Alice--"No. your papa Is not
a real lawyer. he just practices law.
But my, papa is a real minister be-
cause he just breaches and never
practices. My mamma says So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Movie Calendar

niJOC--Jack Pickford, In 4'rhe
|Ittie hc p h I'd Of Kingdom
mc md Harold Lloyd. In "rhe
tsuntcd Epook."
,HLCEBIRD-Dustin Faraunn, In
Durnnd OF the Had Lands"
bhOADNAi--Anlta stewart, In
In Old Kentucky"
COLONIAL tnntnu Heck. In
snhEcrous Days"
iSIs-Sennctt Dathing Girls, In
Yankee Doodle La Berlin"
ODiiOS--Dustin Fa n n m, In
Fhe Coraican Br0thers.,
REx--"'rhe Moon Riders"
SICr0R-NlIiIam y. Hart, In
Dordcr Wireless" and .IunnIta
Jansen, I'm 'rhe Lost city"
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Eighteenth Amendment.

|rs. J.. e.. Clifton Forgc.-The
hteenth amendment (tile linDor
|1ibition alnendment) was Intro.
,d In the Senate on April Il a912.
fhepDard, OF Texas. and WITH sons
rations in tho text PASSED ths
hte August ], 1917, by G5 20 "a.
en- members not voting. Tho re1s
Ion was amended In the House 6y
bring its effects 20 the and 81 q
fter it's adoption. and BY EtvtnE
Estates concurrent powsf1 spfSS
lgress to enforce it's provisions, IA.
Id Of leaving the enfoCcemena. To
(gress alone. AS tho measure csroe
IN the Senate II was TO 10 inoporo.
unless ratified within ef1 YoSTb
h the date Of it's sub mfasion, bIIS
House added another Year u.
be, and passed the amendment De-
per II, by 2S2 TO les. twenty three
Ilbers not voting. The Senate con.
FED In all amendments on Decem-
18. and it was deposited In the
10 Department on December on
Bember 10, 1917, In it's fnni form.
first State Legislature to ratifv
+that OF mississippi, January 8.
y, and Il had received the ratifi,
pm Of the required two-thirds or
state by January lG, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Richnomd.-The is
better way of learning to smell
ftically, all educators agree. than
Eet a spelling book and learn the
ing ny rote. There are many
8 which apply TO lurge classes OF
DIS which you will learn TO group
fther. and good spelling hook
give these rules and their cS-
ions, 1t VIII never be possible
you to learn to spell correctly by
Isystem except by study. and spell
|nemory. Learn thoroughly the
lbs YOU use in your business first
|. spell them over and over until
are sure OF them at all times.
cannot help you with any other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
information Bureau.

fqufries Regarding aImost my
e, excepting on legal and medical
kirfes are answered directly nv
ounl letter, self-nddressed
nped envelope In required. Adj
The Times-DispatcA luformu-
Hnrenu. Nickmond. Ya
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Taste of WItd O,,,,.

Ter OF The Times s,rs
The taste. OF wild onions In milk
disappear IL after having erazed
pasture where they prevail the
be turned in on clover ms
Ige ABOUT an hour before milking
/. each afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
How Treaties Are Mind.

IFS Ut. T.. F.. Honnkcr.-l'reat!
made by the executive tthe Pres
~. by and with the consent o.
senate not iof the Congress.
nena'c could 40 nothing toward
sing q peace until the treaty was
nittcd to IL. and tho President
owerless to ratify n treaty unless
Senate agrees.
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lie Ilna IrIrht

Gan any boy tell me the thrce
ioods required to keep. the body In
health There was Il silence In the
class Tin one youth held up his hand
and replied. 'er breakfast. yer din
ncr and yer supper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Wonld You ForsIve?" the picture
N which Miss Vivian Rich makes
ner debut as Fox star, has been
under the direction OF Scott DUNLAP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

vivian Rich. who was just made Il
record in picture making by com
pletfng her first Fox vehicle in eish-
teen days. will start work on her
second picture without delay.
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Old Tower In N.wpor,.

9ss F. y. H.. Charlottesville THE
Power or stone mill ms IL Is more
|monly known, st Newport. n. T.
hard nut for anLiquarians and
f3rians to crack. Some regard II
Scandinavian structure Of great
putty, and others as a windmill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Madame Traverse will work I'm the
inture In type of role distinctly
dlterent from that in which she has
gained enviable distinction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

William Farnum will return in n
rev days to the Hollywood studios
from lOcation where the eNteriors Of
The Orphan" are being made un-
der the direction OF }. Gordon Ed
wards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Brevities of the Screen

Winifred Westover has been en-
ga ged 10 play opposite Buck Jones
In Forbidden Trails"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

In Loves Harvest" Miss Shirley
Mason will be seen again In the
vehicle as Is He. Elephant Man"
which is proving huge success
throughout the country and which
was written by the same author.
Pearl Doles Bell.
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|.he BIuebird.

iliiam Fox win present "Durand
the Bad Lands a Western
Her, at the Bluchird Theater. be-
kIon is Dustin Farnum. bTothsr
William Farnum. and one Of the
Known OF screen stars. The
that Nr. Fnrnum has in "Dura nd
|ahc bad Lands" Is described ny
or "a bad man with A good heart.
Is regcneratcd through a wo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Here are some of the
everyday uses to vhich
these planes can beput

Mail and Express carriers.
Passenger earrying air ta.is.
Ensineerins studies and surveys.
Payreli transportation la mining areas.
Delivery Of newspapers.
Publicity and Advertising.
Trsvoi bctwsen widely sep srstsd oil folds
Location of schools of fish.
Quick delivery of medicines and seruns
in epidsmics.
Architectural studies Of buildings
City planning and improvement.
Delivery routes for both merchants and
and manufacturers.
Service vehicles for Doctor and othor
professianel men.
Photosr.phy and Motion Picture work.
CornmutinR.
Vacation trips-
Sports.
Aid to Study Of Astronomy.
AdjunetA to police and fire. depa rim snts.
Summer rosorts and amusement parks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Maude-"fiidden harms s. was
directed by Samuel Bradley. II has
not been released in this territory.
nor can j date 'Dc given when II
Will be shown here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Helen = In Old Kentucky" was
written by Charles Dazey When
me stage version was present ed
years ago the play in book form
was offered on sale in theater lob
oies. You might try the book stores
70 sec II you can buy Il copy. The
2hoto play WAS released by the First
National Exhibitors Circuit. Inc.
and they may be able to furnish Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
client Victor DiiI.

NO excellent features make I'D
pFoxram at the Victor again to-
and tomorrow. where william
part liz showing In Border Wire
and Juanita Hansen ia nr..
red In The Lost city" an amaz-
picturizafion OF adventure In the
r. OF darkest Africa. with Mild
mails OF all kinds pictured in their
I've lair.
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Answers to Film Fans
IiY THE MOVIE EDITOR

nquis!,ive-Josie Sedgwick is ) feet
. IL inches in height. She Is "a
years OF age and weighs 135 pounds.