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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
MAY SETTLE TROUBLE At
AVERETT BAPT. COLLEGE
Hnrnonizing influence Comes Into
Play-Dr. Grassland is Still
President of School.
[ Special TO The Times Dispatch

tSpcSiai TO III" Times Dispatch.
DhNNlLf.E. VA. Feb. i5.-Iiarmon-
iZinG influences began to get into
play here today in an effort to set
tie the difficulty which has torn
Avcrc:t Baptist College. the First
BAPTIST Church In particular. ana the
town ~ general. There was no out
ward change in the situation Or.
Grassland was still president OF the
college. and members of the board Of
trustees who are opposed to him az
president had not resigned. No meet
inEs were in immediate PROSPECT. and
II appeared that nothing would b..
done until March 18th when the hoard
Is 10 rcconNcnc to elect president.
should this meeting result in no cleo
tioh. Dr. Grassland would bc without
ms position at the end Of June.
Especial efforts We're made to probe
The report that something far deeper
than orthodoxy was disclosed AT the
meeting. and that this was being
huShtd up for the good of the col
i"Sc. This was considered AS Il yelled
mint ANA some other form Of offcnsc
y member OF the board. hearing this
ithe board since Dr. crosland had be-
come president four years ago was
there an: charge brought against his
moral integrity or character. ana that
SPECIFIC questions on this point had
been asked at meetings held since.
the present affair mitcrialiacd.
the only matter brought up was
inc text OF resolutions and thu. ,iucS-
ton Of inviting press representatives
INTO the meeting. This question had
been hroachcd 20 Mr.. Lea before tn,
mat the only condition that they
would enter the chamber was foot
Loose and free. h. said that he
would put a motion before the boa rd
to decide this point. c. IL. elements
secretary of the meeting said that
Ii" Snch a resolution had been offered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
WANTS WORLD TO
KNOW THE TRUTH
Glen Allen (Va.) Man Comes
TO Traglc's Drug Store,
in Richmond.
TO PRAISE THE PLANT JUICE
Relates She Was Helped From
The Very First Day and
NOW Is Entirely Cured.

The symptoms OF a derangcd stom-
tch frequently take the form OF
headache. backache. Indigestion. dys-
hcpsia, constipa ton. coated toaguc.
bad breath. liver. kidney trouble or
rheumatism
These symptoms yield readily to
the new herbal stomach remedy,
i!aht Juice. which is combination
Oh Natures rcmedics-medicinal
roofs. herbs. barks and berries.
DAILY testimonials are received
from local people. telling OF the Erea
beheit they have received through
the use OF Plant Juice in illness of
long standing
For instance. Mrs. r. j. Vaughan. a
popular lady OF Glen Allen, Va, gave
the following by her husband. He
says:
My wife is simply wild about the
results she has had from Plant Juice
ana says she wishes that every one
knew about it. She had suffered so
from stomach disorder that every
pltc OF food she ate would cause ter
rlDlc gas, and she was in constant;
pain. She had trouble with her hear,
and thought that every breath she
took would be her last. She had
headaches, dizzy spells and would
have 10 go to bed for days at time
She was always tired aud felt com
pletely run down. SO many Of the
home people we knew had such won
dcrful results from your medicine.
Plant Juice, that she decided TO try
II and see. what IL would do for her.
She got wonderful results from the
very first dose. She has taken about
TOUR bottles now and looks like n
inherent person. She can eat any
thing she wants. sleeps like n child,
mi
able to do all of her own homework
now, and is recommending Plant
Juice TO all OF her friends"
Plant Juice is sold at The Ira gle
Drug Co.'S Store, in Richmond.
For sale in Petersburg by AIorri-
son. the Drug Man, and in Chase city
by the Chase Gin Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
W0MEh MAY NOW TAKE
j. OF Y. GRADUATE COURSE
Hoard of Visitors Makes Decision,
at Meeting Monday-AIay BE-
gin With Next Session.
COLLEGE, DEGREE REQUIRED
dissolution to Admit Women To All
requirements on Same Footing
as Men Is Defeated by Vote of
> to I.

ciiAHLoTTESVIG.LE. VA. Feb. Is.
Tho board OF visitors of IN, I;ri-
N"islty of Virginia, n, a mcctjnt; held
las, night. adopted u resolution adj
m't'inE women I" The department of
graduate studies. beginning with noxt
SESSION. The applicant must hold +,
'accalnurcatc degree from "a stand
az" '"ii"I" or ii standard Stat. nor
NAL school offertn,- , f,,,
,uiSe. Graduates Of normal schnnls
t,ic,. 't"'iie applicants for higher do
lake s m"EIey u,,, tnny l.. REQUIRED t."
may %" prescribed iy tn com,nt,,"r
,u,.S and courses IN the graduate
Resolution Defeated.
:" resolution offered Is ~ Il. prkc
-, -s'bIt!iiii". a member OF tho hoard.
i,,,,,n'n, =" "hinit women 10 AL de-
sam" footing as mon ,...4 =, ~,
~, vct" "f TO /.
,r.1 3oafh ah"ptrd the resolution
i.,s'u by IA" law faculty ra!sinI. m.
st''n'' Requirements {" the law
~, "n%i; B"Finninr with the SESSION
r - ~. twp years al college work
VIII he required OF both men ana
ff,hon'. IN" ultimate aim Of tho Law
,,'....: - I" raise tn. entrance re
H".Trr'i"'ntN I" an academl. dcgr"c.
~ I'slEhdti"n Of br Lindsay
It1Enrs aS a7aucin'" professor OF pn-
,''H' Nri,nCc. wus accap,.d ~
iI,'r.ntN. VII" came 10 Nirginia from
iI.%i' more has been absent on leave.
.S'E'n.f q cnurs" Of lectures a; II;.r-
''fd %UH Columbia Cuivrrsl,irs. I,
- understood TIN, he viii brcnIne q
U,i',,m,".r OF tn" faculty Of Columbia.
h"nu"sts and Giri< Announced.
tt"ld'hl Nid"riu-r :un1uuccd
numerous requests and cifi- to ;he
r'bf" f"it+. among them the follow
!HS: n"uueat OF $4,000 hy Thnn,.,
ugnhI tift 90 Eugene g Mnssic. Of
hc.'nte.li and one-fourth acres Of
,t"pei"E" Un which to construct a
!hE' Tor the university :Jd accent H.,
me annette hcld; from IN. American
.Nas"ci'tuu for IN" Advancement Of
science, $:po To the cobb Chemical
i;'h'rniHrS. for research work: from
,me Me''GToy S"ricty, Of Columbus
ono a. purtrait Of Dr.. William
ito!m"S NcGuieH. for years professor
az mora! philosophy at In. University
or virginia, by William y CLARK. Of
iIutt", Mont. an enlargement 90 Tn.
moon. a photograph taken at Ait WIZ
%"h observatory. hy Irs i;ayard
STOCKTON. Il picture o.: scene in Arctic
region hy Elisha hcut Knnr. h.r
unc,". and from Mrs. Kate Cahcii cox.
ohurch,s.' by Il. Alfred Jones. Of
England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF
SCHOOL CHILDREN MADE
w. u. Rr'noIds. Division Sup:rintcnd
""' nI E>srN County. Sets New
fccord or Examinations

.TAPpAiiANNOCk. VA. Feb. Ii
W. .. REYNOLDS, division supcrlntcnd
ent OF schools for Essex County. has
SCI a record for the physical iispcc.
Won al his school children 2G8; Of
Mi"in nav" been examined by the
b.n.H Comfy public school teachers
jhe records OF the white and col
orrd children have been tabulated
S.partieiN and they show som. curt
GUS differences - per cent OF In.
whit" children suffer from defective.
VISION VIM" among tn. coIorcd chit
ur"n The percentage iS six points
hiEh"r The Colorcd children arr. also
NOR" susceptible To ear troul.Iog--th.
Orch .
IN" greatest Interpretations arc in
thc co!umrS devoted To- teeth and nu-
TRITON Among tn" whit. boys and
;hlS. 90 per cent had defective. teeth
IN comparison with Il Color"d p.rccut-
AZ" o! -. and ls per cent Of The whit.
children are marked as Indicating.
poor nutrition, Will. the co!orcd prr-
r"niat" is ten lower. Their. NAV hc
IN explanation for III" last com.
pbrIS"n. Unless these physical *
m'nir"iicns are conducted by .Npar;s
~ ~ rather difficult to dfr"r"ritlltc
h"t""n natural unhcrwcirht aud l.a.i
nutrition. which does not necessarily
iinnlN insufficient fDud but AN un,irr-
assimilation Of elements IN ia. diet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
EVIDENCE IN FUTRELLE
CASE ENDS AT WILSON
ChnrSrd with Lending Mob Against
wayne County. \. e., Jail to
Secure Negroes.

WILSON. y. G.. Feb. I5.-AlI the
evidence in the case OF II. IL. Futrcll.
alleged leader OF the mob that
Stormed the Wayne County Jail in
the effort to lynch five negroes held
there in December for the murder OF
llrman Jones. Wayne County mcr-
chant. was completed today. and the
case viii go to the jury tomorrow
Pleading temporary insanity the
defense today introduced PHYSICIANS
Who testified there were several bird
shot in Futrcllc's brain. lodged Their.
about year ago. when he was shot
Will" hunting. Under any undu. cN-
element the physicians testified or
when i'm drunken condition. the de-
i"ndant in their option. would be-
come mentally unbalanced tempo
rarily.
The defense recalled Chief OF Police
Tcw TO the stand today. and power
full efforts were made to imp.arh his
testimony. lie stood firmly to IN.
sl"tcmcnts he made Monday to tho
elect that Fmtrcll" was the leader
OF the mob. The defendant was moi
put on the stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
WILL TRY MAGISTRATE
ON CHARGE OF ARSON
Is. Il. Simonson, Of Chesterfield
County, Is ut Liberty on
$1,000 Bond.
lSpeciaI 10 The. Tlmcs.Dlsna,ch.l

IJL,!rL.I,S,.,-,,.. ,ITFT'. .I1TSI"t'H.
onson. thc Chesterfield County mag!s-
trate Charged with burning his home
near Matohca on the night Of be-
c"mncr ~. VIII 20 on trial in the
chesterfield County Circuit com,
hufS'iay morning. Ills trial date
was set today by Judge Suuthail fol
towing the returning Of Il true bill
on me arson charge aSains, simon
son yesterday.
Simonson. who has been at liberty
under Si.5Oo bail since his ARREST at
destroyed By Hire. is rcprcsentc,l In.
Attorney }. NJ. Turner. OF Richmond.
lie has made no statement concerning
the charge, but his friends. both here
ana IN IN" county, who were eur
priscd AZ his arrest, express the CON
iidchcc that he viii b. freed when
brought TO trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
PETERSBURG OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
j. t.. Bowlcs, Health Inspector, Will
hEn FOR CITY Sergeant Against
Incumbent W. q. Andrews
Special ;g.S to The Tlsnes.plspat,

!SpnclaI % The Times Dlspatch.
;, it;I EltsEulsG, Feb. l5.-Jonn T.
Bowles, Inspector in the civ IJea,th
Department, today announced his
candidacy for the office of city
sergeant in oDposition to the incum-
bent. W. - Andrews. His announce
mcnt makes the second city official
10 heb opposed in the August primary
CITY Treasurer Il. Gerald Strattor
having opposition In Wilson d. Cole,
young business man
Nh::t ii WIS rumorcd for somr time
thai Mr. EOwlcs who WAS defeated
in the last race by Sergeant An
Grews, would enter the race again
candidacy until today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
NEGRO FIRED 3 TIMES
AT VICTIM. SAY WITNESSES
toroncrs Jury Holds Robert Iint,hct,
Ncsp"nsibic for Death OF
\ ibcrt Hunter,

,,,,.,,. -, :.S".'iiNru irtSS.
IETERSBIsG. Feb. i5.-Accortil ne
70 witnesses at the coroncr's inquest
Robert l!atchctt. the negro held for
shooting and killing Albert Hunter
sunday. fired three times At his vic
KIM before hiatt ing him. and the sec
ond shot fired crashed through n
window of a nearby negro poolroom
ana passed through the coat sleeve
OF another negro man.
iiatchctt was held regpnsibic for
the killing by the jury. and is await
ing hearing in Police Court He
claims self-dcfcnsc. saying he shot
Ib"iorehittingihm andthcSetic shr sh
iihntcr after the latter had stabbed
MN in the head. knocked him to the
ground and was stamping him in ;ht
face when he fired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Falls In Kettle OF Lye water, Dies.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Fen. Ia
Four-year-o Carl Richter. OF this
city. died today as the result Of
plunging headlong intc Il kettle OF
boiling lyc water yesterday during
hog killing preparations ut the home
OF his grandparents near Williams
burg. The child died while being
brought 20 this city by automobile
for hospital attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Appoints nuyinr Con,mit,c.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Va. Feb. IL.
-Ihe board OF directors 81 the stat
ford County Pure Bred Guernsey
Breeders Association have appoint ed
q buying committee" composed of
w. l.. Pcyton ana II. A. Moncurc
ihcN arranged for the immcdiat, 4.
purchase of two class "a" bulls, to
be placed one mt Stafford Corner and
the other at Stafford Courthouse. in
Stnuord county. tubcrculin test
VIII DC made OF the herds where
they Will be stabbed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Fifteen nors-pomer sun s.,,cd

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. IA fifteen
horsepower steam boiler. capable of
turning out thousands Of gallons OF
corn 'inaah.' the basis OF whisky,
has been seized 10y prohibition OIL
GERS IN Princess Anne County The
% apparatus. the largest ever found
near NorfOlE. was discovered "A. West
N"ck. Eight Thousand gallons OF
mash" "as found in tanks nearby.
Operators of the. stiii made their
home in bunk houses located near the
boiler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Legion Commander In co,un,,,,

Cpl-CNRiA. :. G.. Feb. i5-Coloncl
W j.. Galbralth. Ir. OF Cincinnati.
national commander nf the Am.r!can
Legion. delivered an address before
TN. south Carolina General Assembly,
To-Day on special irvitation OF tin.
two Legislative executive branch,s
colonel Galbraith spoke on Til" work
and aims Of the legion and Of it's
hvht for better disqualification for
war Veterans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Romance of War Of '6l-65
Ends in Woodstock
pcciai to Thc Timcs-Dispn,ch.I

Especial to Thc Times-Dispntch.I
WOODSTOCK. Va, Feb. IT,
announcement has been mn,lc of
the marriage OF Miss Sara Cutler
nnd George VI. rabbi, OF Newton,
n. e. The marriage IL the rul-
nhhtInh oi romance which
staricl during the war between
ihr S;ntrs.. when Mr.. Itnbb WINS
wounded in the hnttIc of Fishers
Hill I'm the year 1861
He was brought to Woodstock
nhcrc mt was nurScd bnck to
"crIth by Misr CuIIrrs. The friend
snip hnd continued until their
n"rrihrc. Miss tuIIcrs WAS n mn
u'r al Woodstock. Nr. and Mrs.
HHbb VIII reside in Newton, v. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
RAILWAY TRAINMEN WANT
w. N. DOAk IN CABINET
ticc-Presidcnt of Brothcrhoui Is uc
ing Supported by Fourteen
LnbOr ORGANIZATIONS.

- -hSt.'''s't''i i''~H.
ROANOKE. VA. Feb. lJ-A move
inent looking 10 the appointment OF
w y Doak. vice-prceidont of the
bro,herhood OF Hallway Trainmcn, to
administration has been startcd by
fourteen railroad labor ORGANIZATIONS
according 10 dispatch received here
from Washington.
According 10 the dispatch. R.,ra-
sent"t!ves I3urdc. of PENNSYLVANIA.
and Cooper. Of Ohio. have. telegram
81 PRESIDENT Elect Harding. urging
Mr.. l,oak's appointment as Secretary
OF Labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Drur Store Mn, H., .,.o

DNNNiLI.E. Va. Feb. ia Jury
in the Corporation Court today
awarded Miss Mildred Crane. $3.50
DAMAGES against Beck and r'uiIcr's
drug store. Miss Crane asked for
10000 claiming that two prescrip-
lions which she had filled at that
drug store had been misiabelcd ana
tAat she mad taken doses of formaldc-
nyde prescribed by the doctor only
as lotion while an internal remedy
hMl been Mnplicd cXtcrnaIlv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
supp Investigation Completed.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. ID
The army board Investigating tn.
death OF Lieutenant u. ~ Rupp has
completed its report. which has beer
transmitted to Washington without
the contents being made known here.
Rupp was found dead Of poison in his
quarters at Langley Fled last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
wonnn hbandons infant.

tUID"BDKO, =. =. Fob. ia
weeks old hoy rerigtcrcd AZ In. Ter
'uinai Hotel here last NIGHT E.r-l~
this morning the woman skipped out.
lrav .ng tn. nnby. Sic H. tnoGs.t L..
be from Richmond or Wilmington.
she registered as Mrs. Margaret
Myers. The infant was taken in
charge ~ the Associate Charities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Hank Ia Address iIi,,,ni.

I'NISI OI.. ". Feb. IJ--J. j. Hank.
a assistant Attorne:-GcneTal of Nir-
ginia. and capital district governor OF
N!"anla cluos. Is scheduled as th-
principal speaker AT The BANQUET to
hr held Saturday nigh, hy the loca,
Niwa"'s club. Judge Joseph l.. KEEL
Icy. president Of III" local club. will
&c. as t""S'mn:,ter at the banquet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
nound over To Grand Jur,

DN"NII.I.E. w. Fen. i5.-E H.
ir"gory, whose place Of business was
recently rmid"d by the police. who
sent quantity OF sn-called drinks
to Richmond for analysis. ;hcs. h.
ing found 10 contain 80 per cent
alcohol was held for the grand fury
under $500 bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
star, Campaign Aruius, Pictures.

IIN.N II.I.F-. a. FcO. ia Can-
pa!"n against Objectionable types of
moving pictures has been stared
hrr, by the Wom"n's Christian Tenn
rcrancr Union y delegation Of 'hn
Roberts Memorial Chapter is q, work
On ihc issue striving 10 bring into
active work ;hc local Ministerial
Union. some dciinit. action is OK
pcct"d on Monday next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
'mnl,pox Epidemic Reported ON Ship.

MINI oisN. Va, f:D. l3.--i'rcC:tn-
lions have been taken by naval medit
cal officials To prevent possible
spread of what is believed to l..
smallpox from the United States
Fisheries steamer Fish Hawk The
Fish Hawk at her dock has been
placed under quarantine which is be-
ing enforced by guard of marines.
At the naval hospital contagious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
nrcMnIo,y May Undcrcn nnnr..1..

IETERSBURG Feb. 10 city Man
agcr Louis iirownlow Will probably
he operated upon at the Petersburg,
Hospital tomorrow following \-rav
examinations -madc yesterday for an
aiiment in his head. For the mast
week Mr.. Brownlow has been con
fined to his home by Illness. and the
operation viii be rcsorted to in an
effort to relieve him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
mnehy Annnmncr. 81, nclcrnlc.

tRt.DI'!ilt-Ns isG. IA. Feb lc
william f. l:aghy has announced
ms candidacy for Democratic ncmi-
mutton for lious" of Delegates from
Essex and King ana Queen Corntios.
peane liundicy, of ESSEX. is the pres
cnt delegate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

LYNCTIEUItG w. Fou. l5.-Isan-
dolph- Macon Womau's ColIcyc. will
b. represented at the meeting OF
student volunteers to y" held at
salem. Friday. SatUrda. and sunday.
Tn" Sweet Briar ColIcs" delegation
Of four students VIII accompany the
local delegation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Celebrate Golden Anni,cr.cr,

III NCHBtEG. VA. Feb l5-Mr
ana Mrs. Rober, II. Wills celebrated
their golden Anniversary at their
home her Monday evan uE. They
We're married in Amherst county and
have lived here forty years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

LfNcHl:uRG. VA. Feb. l5-The
kiwan!s Club here has raised fund
q, $500 10 y" used In furnishing quar-
i"rs Tor the local post, American
over 10 the post 10 be used as i; may
decide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

FIkEI lI.KICKS!U K'i. w. Feb IL.
The fire which destroyed the homo
81 NJ. l.. jackson. in King George
county, also consumed. besides all
clothing OF the family 81. i'm cash
which represented his savings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

I'NNN II-I-E. w. Fob. i1.--thlrl.
Gray. negro sentenced TO serve
eight months on conviction OF vioiat-
ing the Mapp Act surrendered To the
court today and made the request that
ne be placed in The coDvic, road camp
nca" the city 10 Fcive out his term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Physician Recovering From wounds,

ANDERSON. :. G.. Feb. i5.-Dr. q.
>. Neal, of the United states Public
Health Servic. was reported today
as rapidly recovering from shocks
sustained lat" yesterday. when he is
.'lh 70 have sla.hcd his throat ana
ieaped from bridge over Rocky
River. in the outskirts OF the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Feb. is.
Rev. II. y. RiXcy left today for his
new home at Hamilton, Va. Mrs.
RiNey will follow in a few days. Mr..
churches in Loudou1 County. II is
with regret that citizens of Fred
erickshurg see him leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
NEWS A


ASIIEVILLE. y. G.. Feb. l5-Judge
letter G. Pritchard presiding officer
OF the United States Fourth Circuit
Court OF Appeals, who yesterday was
reported as critically III in his home
here. today was seen riding about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

ward. Portsmouth, a light case OF
smallpox has been isolated ana is un-
der treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

Asheville in an automobile. Ills
physician expressed no great con-
Germ over his physical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

FIhru TOT DISturbInE Salvation Army,
LfNCHBURG. VA, Feb. l5.--Rlch-
ard V. Tyrce. OF Roanoke was fined
500 In police court here Monday on
tn" charge of disturbing the service
OF the salvation Army in the hall OF
the local corps Saturday night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-22
AT THE REPUBLIC TODAY
AND TOMORROW

THE Kid" Associated First Ma
tionals six reels of JOY. is to be the
attraction at the Republic Theatre. to-
day and tomorrow. 1t is more Charlie
Chaplin than has ever been put into
one picture before, for, in addition &c
being six full reels in length, the
story was written by the comedian
himself He directed it himself and
plays the leading role.
Jackie Coogan. one of the greatest
finds ever made in the search for boys
with real acting ability. plays the title
role His work was so pleasing &c
the comedian that before the produc-
tion was over he was universally
known among the film colony on the
coast where the picture was made as
Charlie. Junior" name which Chap
lin gave him himself
Edna Purviance. whose beauty an6
general acting ability made her sucE
a sploldid leading lady for Chaplin
in previous productions has the lead
inc feminine role