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Disapprove Further Extensions
Ii,v tinted ScwsI

=
EONDoN March e4.-Great Britain AND
Itaiy do not approve and will not permit any
further extensions Of the occupied il
Germany before the first of May ana ii is be-
lievcd that by tha, time the situation VIII
have changed materially.
Til" iinal ALLEGATIONS Of Upper SHES ian ter
riory. in conformity with the results OF the
pleb!scite. certainly will prove for Gcrmany's
retention OF the industrial, coal and other
mining districts.
These declarations were made without
Qualifying phrases by a government official
interviewed by the United News.
Great Britain and Italy have reached their
limit. he said. In the concessions they are
willing 10 make to satisfy the craving Of
France for what he called military displays"
the official hoped that the recent extension
OF the occupied would be sufficient to
meet the Internal demands upon the French
government.
Downing street. according to this informant.
docs not anticipate any further developments
before MAY l. The Italian elections and Rene
Nivinni's pilgrimage to the United States are
expected to alter the situation as to Germany s
ropacat ions before the next conference of the
Operations commission is held.
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EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL
Is FAVORED By HARDING

WASlINGTON. March 2t.-Prcsi-
dent Harding favorS passage OF Il
brief concise" emergency tariff bin,
applicable only TO small number Of
farm products. Senator Willis. Re
publican. Ohio. declared today after a
81 minutes conference with The Tres
idvnt.
The bill which will he introduced
early in the special session OF Con-
grcss and given administration Sup-
l'ort Mr.. Wills added. prohuhiy will
not provide for duties on all the
products covered In the Fordncy
emergency tariff bin rs passed at the
last session
some Things, he said. were dragged
into that hill which ought not to
nave been there. The new bill he
predicted. would be designed to hav.
the effect of an a harEo.
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
\ 'N0p'''sht' 1921. National Ncwspa ner ServIce1
Here's "a Grandmothcr

here's "a GransImothcr.
rie srandmother OF tnc right caliber
,:',n, ' should recommend as choice hand
Dear Doctor:
"nS noni YOU tell people to bend at tho
whist Not fat ones only. but everyone
N"'"t twenty-five years ago read some
"''F '"'t !! Tat woman would tear pap.r
~" S'''ii pieces and throw them on tn.
"'' '"c' bend from tho waist to pick them
up Sh" would get Thin. didn't TOM M
'"PeT ou' always bend at the waist, I
am grandmother. bu, to stand with ~.
PAINS OF my hands resting on the floor l., as
easy Tor me as standing erect
have Il free hip action and IAN, l.,,,,,
what an abdominal muscle Is
To strengthen my ankles rise ON ps ~,
.. my '"'S. and my ankles strong and
slender. do this heel and toe cxorois. cvcry
DAY and have for years
When sec young girls with large ankles
ana turnover shoes. and think that live min
rtes day of such exercise would mako
their ankles strong and slender ana runi<c
'hem carry themselves lightly ami gracefully
rs SirIs should. 1t seems to me tina; they
ought to be taught what to do So | ,.vn
YOU my ideas and practice for us. in your
articles IL You Mt
IL fat women would keep their fec, ON tho
ho"r while fastening their shoes and mako /,
II practice to pick up everything they drou bv
bending at the waist. they would soon r,ci
ana see u great difference
Yours very truly
Mrs T.. Y. ID
rms young woman does not inform ne
whether she wears corHrts hut her letter inn.
Pies mat she has particular use for ,b.
misunderstanding. agc-hastcnng figure spoil-
ing c"niraptions. She SAYS she doesn't know
"Hai an abdominal muscle les for tho SAME
reason th"t you and don, know what an
organ OF Corfu is until the blamed thing no
GINS To give US trouble. And tina, free hin
"c'io't th'S youthful rrandmothcr mentions
corSet-encaSed woman substitutes abou,
thirty pounds OF nahhv rat therefor ana the
fa'ter her hips become tho more furousIy
gre congresses them with splints and thr
more She spints them the weaker the muscles
atrophied muscles-and on to the bag yyith
nothing hut ends And the poor dolud.d he
c"rseicd women take seriously the assurance
that thcy need Support" aud thnt corsets
mold" the figure.
The heel and toe exercise Mrs +. V
recommends Is a valuable one not only for
girls with weak ankles and pronltcd foe;
tut Tor men who are contemplating or expert
men'inG with arch props OF one Kind or an
ether The exercise should AZ taken nigh,
and morning. always with bare feet al
ways toeing straight ahead or "a little In
ward. slowly and ryihmcaiiy. ana a definite
number OF lifts on the toes and on the heels
10 he gradually increased In the course or a
month from. say. three toe aad three heel
rises up TO twenty-five thirty. When the
fc"t approach normal muscular strength the
individual can easily rise the toes ana
stand there moment with the balls OF the
feet entirely on the floor.
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Echoes From Down Home

1t has become apparent to the thinking man
of both Democratic and Republican parties
that George Harvey is not altogether n joke
That he has the Republican party by the nose
was funny until IL passed that stage. Now
that he has the country by the nose IL is
different. Wilson didn't want that kin1 OF
friends If Mr. Harding thinks he needed that
sort IL is TO be hoped he may not have to re-
greet il later on.--Raleigh News and Observer
When the railroads speak out as clearly on
rate reduction as they have wage slashiag
the country will be better disposed toward
the arguments OF the railway executives It's
an incauitabe reduction that doesn't work
both ways.-Asheville Citizen.
The truth about the members OF Mr. Wilson's
Cabinet is gradually leaking out; their only
real deficiency was that they not Rcpnb.
licans.-Wilmingt on star.
* movement. and the most worthy ono ina,
this country has faced in some years has
been started for the erection % n Wilson
memorial. iiut the promoters need not OK
pcct Lodge Reed, Knox. Hokc Smith Borah 81,
Hiram Johnson to lead the subscription list.
Durham Herald.
We do imagine any one would haze
expected verdict In the case of the iamon
woman other than the kind that was rendered
II was as clear case of murer as any th,,
has ever engaged the attention OF the court
'rhe jury knew the woman was guilty. but IL
believed that the man met tho fate he de-
served. The wonder is that IL did not throw
in chrome, as we would have said in the
old days, along with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observer.
Mr. Hays says the Post Once Department,
is not an Institution for profit or politics. He
must mean lat he is coins to make real
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MUSIC AND FUN FEATURE
WEEK END ACADEMY BILL
The Sunshine Girls" and Other
Banner Acts Please Audience
ut Opening Performance.

The audience which viewed the
iirst show OF the week lend program
az the Academy were treated 10 an
o'hcr good one with lots OF music
ana iuh. but with an accents on the
''''er. Ter an opening number there
wero the Three Itianos. who huv.
"riS mated highly amusing. as well
as interesting. acroba;ic sketch The
antics ofthe monkeys arc so Iifc;Ikc
'hat II seems hardly possible Tim,
me! are really men who arc cnvort-
ing around with ali TIA. aviii,, of
the apc-men. which mcans. OF .our.c.
mat they are Erst-c,ass tumblcrs az
wei as rough comedians
tIanntan. and Stapic:on were Sec
mmm WIN conventional vaudeville
niue song. IA bit of comedy, one Dret.
~ girl and a boy who sings with a
grand hhaic of wedding bells They
were clover and amusing, mprc 40
Lillian Iirrlein came third in an
elaboratey costumcd song act az.
sisted by dancer. one Jack Ken.
htdN OF nimble feet. and i'r;u.l Shea.
whose work at the piano was much
npprccia!ed. Miss iIcrlc!n L. n strik-
ing brunette. who shows OF tho many
gowns by Lucille in a dashins man
ncr
Harry Rrccn. King OF All nut"
comedians. il back again and FUN
nirT thnn ever. How one man car
run on indefinitely hs he can and not
pass away from complete exhaustion
rs II mystery. He has an uncuding
stream OF jokes and songs ali pccu-
liar Ia himself and ali highly anus
ing. To see him write songs ns
quickly as he can say the words
about people in the audience {. n
novel sight indeed.
"'rh" Sunshir" Girls" presented Il
f"a turc act for the closing number
which was one OF the best things on
tho program. and one we'll worth
waiting To see. Tho usual pictures
completed AN unusually entertaining
performance. l.. A. H.
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'LAssEs WHITE COMES
TO STRAND TUEsDl
THIS Entertainment Promises
Evoke Clasps OF Genuine Adj
mirntIOn Irrnn All

me Lnsses" White All Star MI,
n'rc's presented by Spaeth and CO..,
pah!. Of New York city. CONES
me strand Thcatcr Tuesday. Wcdno
nay may, nn" Thursday. and Thursl,
mat II is an entertainment f.
NJ evoke IL gasp Of genuine .,
iniral;oh upon the rise OF tho nr
curtain is an ascertaIned fact n
onlN on account or the sterling mo-
oil the company ana the stInerIa,,,
art OF 'Dasscs' White bImseif
~ VII also be due to the l,or,,o,
scenic effects which are the ma,
prctchtious ever carried by AN d
sani"ai ion Of this kind.
the first part reveals "A scene o.,
Tilted. The Isle OF Flowers" In wLj,
"N"rY color OF the rainbow from va
pastel shades 81 exquisite dciirt,
70 inc flaming vivid hucs Of :. ,ron
sunset ~" blended into II hariuoni.
ing whole. For this scene The ca
tumae have been especially drsi.,n,
To blend with thc elaborate col,
scheme Tho lighting effects. To-
haNs been selected to give the mo.
brilliantly beautiful score.
Another notable scene cntitl,
Moonlight Among the Moss" viii,
IN " perfect reproduction OF a Souti
crn swamp w:th the overhanpii
trees heavy with tho moss thar
so picturesque. and at the same Inn
=" typical OF II Southern bayou. IA.
been conceded by all who have IA;
the privilege OF viewing 1t. a seen
masterpiece.
Eoth these scenes have been cx.
cutch and designed by the famoi
scenic arts; ut Scw York. jose,
rhEsloc IN" costumes are by |!
ltusS"!i Uniform Company, ana II
lighting effects by the Theatre
Equipment Company.
The coftuincs FOR the parade n,
another unique novelty as win
Hcci' AT high noon when this reatu
VIII take place. Seat sale today.
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FARM LABOR PLENTIFUL
THIS YEAR, REPORTS SHOl
tBy Associated rrcss


WASiilNGTON. March 2i.--Far
labor IL relatively plentiful this yoi,
reports from all parts OF tho COUNT
10 the Department: Of Agricultur
"cr" said today 70 show This p
Gation. IL vas declared contr,s
Win "a year ago when the labor su,
Ply ia all sections was far below n
demand.
Wages FOR farm labor this Yea
according to the reports. show ?,
Iucti"n from las, year. lllinoi
Michigan and Indiana reported far
hRnds plentiful, although demaut
Tor wages were higher Than farna.
are Wiling 10 pay.
REPORTS from the Southern Stat,
u'Scfibci labor as plentiful ar
wages lower. but Georgia far,u,.
were declared to have no money wit
winch to hire help. because of n
!p".r pr!c" OF farm products. ~.
licuiariy cotton. In Arkansas n
supply was said 10 exceed In. II
mhnd while Florida. Ai.bainn a,
L"uis'hna said the supply Was ampI
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1000 DAIRYMEN INVITED
TO LECTURE BY CHAMBER

INVITATIONS arc being sent out by
1.-THE Chamber OF Commerce Ia / OOi,
da'rEmcn. breeders and farmers In all
parts OF Virginia to hear D. D. Ait
Ken president OF the Holst.in-
Ffirsian breeders Association, who
Il.
rms meeting OF the dairymcn and
breeders Is for the purpose OF arous-
ING more interest throughout the
COMMON wealth in the dairy business
and in the development OF 4; bntt,r
dairy animal.
On April - scvcnty-Gvc pure bred
ioiSte!n- Fr!esiau COWS will be placed
oi sale at tho Southern Stock yards
p'NrIoii These animals have been
cons lIncd from twenty farms i'm VIr-
ElhId. North Carolina. Maryland and
icnhsyIv an!a The sale is being held
under the auspices OF the Virginia
ioist"in- fr!csian breeders Club
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"SELF-DEhlAL DAY" TO BE
OBSERVER ALL OVER STATE

IN response to request made h.
Governor Davis. sclf-dcnial will b.
observed today In all portions OF tn.
fees be made and contributions ..jv,I
TO the relief Of the $500. ono starvinl
children in Central and Easter
Europe through the Virginia Com
Gil.
Governor Davis declared that Wiz,
gina must contribute her quota or 81
,oV chi!urcn would suffer or die from
lack OF food. The State is $4,000 shori
or the GOAl at lhlS Linz
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Millionaire.

know millionaire.
\ pleasant sort of chap
For buffers. clubs and iimousincs
u, ducSu'l care rap.
~, rattle" walk THAN ride.
II that I'm very sure.
T" remind him OF the days
When he
Was poet.
His SHIRTS are fun Of studs.
His ours. is stui.a. VIII trash.
.>ni Yet he'd pass Il grouse to eat
y sunny up with hash.
He has no use for style.
\ calling cIrd's a joke.
And he loves 10 talk about
When lie
Was broke
llc'd rather Shine his shoes
Than BUY another pair.
He shaycs himself really think
He Somctinee cuts his hair.
Ills Srca, ambition il
To spend % week in InU.
And imagine that hc can't
Anurd
The bail
As have said before.
lie - pleasant chap:
II isn't any fault az his
That fortune mis- his lap.
Id do most anything
For him. ami SHOULD he pine
For Il touch Of poverty.
I'll trade
Him mine.
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FLYING HIGH" CAST TO
STAGE FASHION PARADE

- rnsh!onahle gowns worn by pretty
h''hinond girls in Il fashion parade"
~ 'a!!room scene in the last act
WI "e seen in Flying High" a mu-
strand Thcntcr on next FRIDAY and
saturday, April l and .. under the
hiuspiceS OF the Kiwanis Club. Tne
u .,ia VIII come from the leading
"omen'e stores OF the CITY.
In the singing OF the "AIico u,uo
G t. musical number. Miss Garland
,n' VINO will have the leading
i,n li,.n I role. Will wear "a gown Of
Inr o'ue specially designed for her
arg being designed ny Mrs. paul Din
=, .... Wno IS also assisting Alan Quinn
III ,:i;"!mS the chorus for two ~ thn
snSrra, nui'lhcrs and who will give
St az specially dances at Intervals
during the prodnctinn 'N'c' N"is
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TO CRUISE IN SMALL BOAT
FROM MIAMI TO NEW YORK

DIET ROT MICH, March 2i.-
VIE his small cabin cruiser. Gar.
~ -hd. Car Wood, holder or most
"r TIA wogits Speclboat records
VIII soon accept Il record breaking
trip from Siami, Fla. to New York
a'onS the Atlantic Coast. according
10 word received here from Florida
today.
Unless present plans mlscarry. The
Trip VII! he made May /, or shortly
thereafter
Car. Jr.. 2nd.. built by Wood FOR
rouHh weather speeding, developed IA
maximum speed Of forty three miins
an hour in the Wood trophy event
mere last summer. IL was shipped
To M;ani carly last winter. and has
won number of long distance speed
races IN Southern waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
AZ the Trough.

SiitinG in one OF these up.;o-datc scientific
restaurants 50 read on the menu that poached
eggs on toast furnish 1855 calorics or som.
such amount
opposite the statement o. food value nm
p"ared the Incidental information tina, tho
price was 30 cents. so We ordered some and
although "" didn't touch the caIorles we had
ic pay half gust the same or leave our cont
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POLL TAXES DUE APRIL 7

Eeasurer James Il. Pace announce
yesterday that all who wish "a vSt.'
the Augn:i primnr" ana In The rcn
rrn! election ia November must m
POI! taxes before April .. Womc
advance viii not be rcui;ircd 10 ma
".sa!n until next year. but those VII
nave not; vet paid must do so bofor
May :, they Wish TO take part
iulled t" pay their tax for In. ven,
nsFe until May in which to Gialify
NJ men. however. who have not DnIf
WI! nt required TO pay the adde
pcHHlN Tor not paying before 10
Ieinh"r Of last year This penaIt
~ hNcG ny law. and must DO added
the poll tax bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
SUBMIT LOST TRUNK CASE
TO THE SUPREME COUR

me cas-" % Walker i. Hincf. a
hosi" l!ellr burnett. appra!Ad 70,
IN MUSINGS Court. Part II. ua
arRu"h ana submitted TO tho S,Irre,r
81 Appeals OF Virginia ycste,
ia "a" FIRST trial. Judgment for $50
. iis for the loss or trunk. cot
1',h.nS lie bridal lrousscau OF III
o. .thlhht between Richmond al
iGtcrsburg. was awarded The Nj
asked TOR $500 =
ne hIrcctor general Chains that ~
Nuli Was hicd against him pcrsut3nilf
ana not against ~ tiiroad. and i,h;f
tnerc ar" Iuaici!'. : .tcrcncrs het.y!, a
me alterations Of N, drc!arant nr,
the t!!l OF particGlara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
EASTER HOLIDAYS NEEDED

The Easter holidays came nj N
r'Sht time. according to the belief D
H!ncrt ~. nan. Superintendent of cit
schools. AS there were over ia.
teachers absent from duty last Wed
nesday. as weli as many children. h
is expected that the few DAVIS wil
enable the instructors and pupils 4
.tcupe'ate ana be in better shape I,
resume their work when school re-.
opens. Mr.. Hill statd that there hs
been much illness among the rcach.
crs during the last few weeks. AMI
he firmly believes that the vacation
viii be benefit TO the schools.
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The Poets Corner
Whnt Art.a VnImc ".


Who will write the best son, whf
Will paint the best picture?
Whose music is best?
He who understands man, knows TIA
heart OF him. loves him
Above all the rest.
Put stars in your song and put skic,
in your picture.
Put mountains and seas;
But one hcart-throb that's timed e
the heart of brother
Is greater than these.
Man first Is your song: man first
and then mountains.
Ana the woods and tho seas;
And know, while you picture the staa
groups of midnight,
He il greater than these.
What Is art. what Is art and th>I
artists achievement.
Its purpose and plan?
IT'S tho message that's sent from tlrd
heart OF tho artist
To the heart Of a man. Al
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Theater Calendar

AcADEMY-kei,h vaudeville.
BiJOG---tio!dwyn's, ~ Voice in
the Dark
BLrEBiRD..-Art Accord. in The
Fighting Actor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The
Woman Unframed" with Signc Pat
crson.
iSlS-Gonc Polar. In The Re
vcnG" OF Tarzan."
ElC-Wiil!am Favcrsham. in
The Sin THAT Was HIS"
obEON-Sazimova. In Billions
itEN Dough-. Fairbanks. i'm
The Mark ot Zorro"
William s Hart. in
'o'Ma!icy OF The Mounted"
TiiEATO-I'aihc feature.
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Cinema Program
William I,n,rr-hnm N, I.,rI,

The sin That Was His" "a S.lznIck
Picturc. starring William FaNcrshani.
* the curr"nt attraction ~ the Lyric
Ih"atcr this week
The story by Frank J.. Packard ~
an intcnsctJ dramatic one of q gam
bier who has become to a;hcistlC
through his mistrust ~ mankind mat
ne "Now. h" IS through with TIA.
tninc~ Of Cod"
IN event in his ll!c. however.
brings about a trnnsfurLIu;iou In his
thoughts ana H. becomes II true be-
lever The reclamation OF Il soul
is depicted in n series or scenes thai;
are .uniik. anything hitherto depict
ed on either stage or screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
IInrt.s Bcat Picture.

The best picture said TO have been
made by William $. Hart To date:
"O'Malley OF the Mounted" which VIII
be shown at the Victor Theatcr to-
day and tomorrow, presents him rs n
member of the Canadian mounted no-
lice who, while in pursuit of inur-
dcrcr. falls in love with the SISTER
of his quarry.
There are many remarkable scenes
jim tho picture. and thoae VINO IKE 10
see M Hart In one of his big hstic
battles will not he disappointed. Eva
Noyak heads an unusually capable
supporting company. which includes
Leo Willis. Antrim short. Wired AL
len, Bert Sprottc and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1921.
Death of Cardinal Gibbons

IN the fullncss of years and honored by
l men OF all creeds and no creed. James.
Cardinal Gibbons great American and
prince OF the Roman Catholic Church whose
simple life is an inspiration TO his fellow
countrymcn passed away Yesterday nj the
archiepiscopal residence in Baltimore.
The career OF Cardinal Gibbons from the
date of his birth, July %, 1884, in the
city in which he died yesterday. is one that
will appeal TO the hearts and the heads OF
a!! who read the story OF his advance from
a rural curacy to the archbishopric of Bal
,imore, see of the primate OF the Catholic
Church in the United states
No Roman in the olden days OF pomp and
power Of the Eternal City was prouder OF
his citizenship than. the cardinal of his
hirthrrht 10 the declaration Ciyis Amcri-
canus sum, and throughout his long life, in
which this man OF peace witnessed two
great wars. his love of country was only
second TO his love Of God
In recording the lille OF this great church
man. who has gone from us. the Evening
Dispatch yesterday said
In our sorrow at his passing no
lines OF creed, race or color are drawn.
He was the friend OF all, loved and re-
spected OF the world. the homored
American whose whole life was build
ed on his. .hst.at III the Brotherhood OF
God and the brotherhood oil man
.,'T,, rn,,. ,,, ,i,,.:,,
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Her { hnl,.c

NJ y Prince out of the Fairy Books
AZ -: The er"cer's boy who knows how to
whistle two tunes at once
~ IL IN" nif,icst Jazz dancer at the coun-
try Club
~ -: Any substantial young business man
with future
NJ so: Any respectable ounG man.
NJ 30: .Nny man at all. including his
Crutches,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
mluc sundays laws

MIS-. Vt r. r, Fredor;ri v,,r
pluc sunday laws are laws do
s s, TO force the observance oc Tho
Sanpath in prohibiting such anne.
i ,,,' az me thenter and sports, and
ny lrnhipitihS All unnecessary work
on .n sunday. Tho theory is that. nj.
thousn people cannot he compellnd 70
go 10 church. they can be prohib'teI
rom doing many things that draw
them from tho churches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
First Successful AirpInne Fltpb,

". =. u, Pcicrshurn --rhn -
3ncccSniu! flight with a heavier than.
ar machine was that made by Inc.
Wright brothers n; Kitty Hawk. y,
- IN IN iao3' when machine weighing
i"o pounds fcw at a speed of thirty
TO thirtYhvc miles, nm hour ~,
Twelve seconds. In 1896 Professor &
L: Lan8lcy's steam driven toy mono.
pane model flew over tho Potomac
successfully for 5000 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Nnninn,n. In "nIIIions."

Billions" is the highly interesting
title Of NaZimova's newest cinema
production. and in this drama from
French sources the brilliant actress
Will be seen as the feature attrac-
ton at the Odcon Thcatcr today. Ad
vance reports on the picture declare
II to be the best that NaZimOva has
ever done. notably from the stand
point Of the great variety Of emo
tional expression IL permits to tho
gifted Russian star and the lavish
ness of its pictorial background.
billions" rcvolves about people of
wealth and high position. Sa2!movn's
role is that OF a Russian princess
who is widowed when the Boishcvists
blow her titled husband to atoms
with u bomb.