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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
For an Education Portfolio
icy Associated press1


WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-An organization
composed Of a number Of mon and women
pf"miheht IN various lines of activity has
bcch formed To work for passage of the Smith
io"her MI 20 create a Federal department
OF education. it was announced here TODAY
n. Lincoln Fil"nc. Boston. heads the organjza-
ZION and former Secretary OF Commerce Will
liam t. Rcdhoh is its treasurer
In statement the proponents of the
measure said IL was the most important cdu-
cationaI legislation that has come before the
country ia q hundred years. and that il has
been much misreprcscntcd and misundcr-
stood.
Inc most misrcprcscntcd feature OF the bill
according To the statement. is the one on
which opponents base their contention tina, n
"'uid permit Federal control Of education
State control is safcEuardcd, but ii those on
posed 4" tn" measure think il is not friends
oi the Dill VIII agree To any necessary amend
hehts 1" insure freedom from Federal Inter
terence. the statement added
IL also rs claimed by friends of the mea sur.
mat II Will not interfere with private or
phrochiai schools. which, il the hl, were
enacted. would continue to opcrat. rs thcy
'iave in the past. only under such restrictions
Il" may have been imposed by State and local
educational authOritirS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Questions and Answers.

Deep Breathing-Wc have been having :,
"isc"s"ion on deep breathing in GUY hvpI.n.
CLASS and Their" appears to be a division of,
opinion OH the subject. Is it Il healthful habit
tMiss T. T.. O.
""sW"r-Active or conscious or Intentional
"'cp breathing avaiis nothing save in m.
imagination. Any Psychologist can tell you
that the comparatively slight muscular effort
involved IL such exercise liz insufficient Ia I'm .
crease materially the amount o! oxygen alb
s"rhcd by the blood But passive unconscious
"e'p breathing such occurs with vigur ,u,
cHerriS" OF any kind is fine for the health
breathing. like heart action. is Involuntary or
automatic and these functions are best left
3lOnc.
heas Juice for Rouge know YOU do not
pretend to he beauty doctor, but inst Tho
same nine-tcnths Of your younger feminine
readers undoubtedly paint do myself |
just wanted To tell you that have found a
cheap satisfactory. and. think harmless
rouge nothing else than meet Juice Hay-
ing mad no mean experience in this branch
"' art can say that beet Juice compares
'aNor""'E win any other preparation. no mat
YER how costly. M!ss r. -. Nj
Ahswer.-Bect juice will do no harm Stil
lar INDY, art is always artificial looking You
VIII find Two miles of oxygen on tho hoof
three times "A day still better rouge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
The Poets Corner
" HIGH

Which.
! am politician. | want to male .,
I've east my hat into the rim,
For MoTk with might and main
vi What my Utmost conscience ria.
me see is gain pi"s
VI bnd ana home and country A.,
~, mus FOR You and me, ''i
III ne cause that needs assistance
rnr me wrongs that lack rcsistam,
IL strive my hest to do.
make no other pledges
Hnu uniess you think me truc
'ust rom your ballot scratch NV
I'll be obliged to you.
am politician, I'm a-scekinr =,
your vote. "
would n-brought my wife along
But she was doin' something. / hard1v
know just wha'--
hut as was asayin' I'm here IN rot
your vote. So'
we got my opponent beaten.
between just you and me-
But "a Teller feels much stronper
With big majority.
VI course YOU know I'm a-doin'
lust what you good folks say
Flne little boy, that son Of yours.
He'll be President some day
All, well ] must he gOin',
I'm coUntin' strong on you
TO scratch out my opponents name
That's all you'll need to do.
NELLIE q. RICE.
Richmond, Va, Feb. is, 1921,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
NEW IS MADE OFFICER OF
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
indianapolis Attorney Elected Ex-
ccutivc Secretary OF Nh
tfOnul Body.
lEy Associated Dress. /

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Appoint
meht or Burt New, an attorney. OF
indianapolis. AZ executive secretary
OF the Democratic National Commit
lee was announced today by Chair
man White. The appointment wns
made under resolutions adopted at
!ne meeting here last Thursday OF
me national committees executive
committee.
Mr.. New. who will have direct
chhrec OF The ptrty'' national head
quarters here. will resume his du-
ties March !. During the past cam
phiSn. Mr.. New was acting chairman
OF the Indiana Democratic Scnntc
central Committee. and hr acted IA
secretary Of the same committee dur
ing the 1872 campaign. lie served as
local adviser to Nicc-rrcsidcnt Mar
shall when he was Governor of IN
diana. and also to Governor Ralston
lie also served as one Of the two
american members Of the United
states Panama commission which
until its discontinuancc last June
adjusted claims brought by Panama
and It's citizens as the result OF the
seizure OF land by the American mil
itary authorities adjacent to the Ca
ma! Zone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
ACTOR IN QUARREL OVER
DANCING Is IN RICHMOND
""rsr a. Lea. Moving Spirit I'm
H'"rrh Institute Incident,
DrrIinrs Ia Tnik

nr. ana Mrs George 4. Lea. OF
ii "nE'i'". are resting a, the Jefferson
,i",ci en- route 10 Sew York, where
.Hey VIII attend the musical debut
% ihsir daughter. Miss Gladys Lea
MI. Lea was II moving snirii in Tho
ANcr"tt Institute incident in whInh
~ =. IL. Crosland. president OF thn
institute. was censured for permit
ihE dancing hy the students OF tho
institution. AT recent investigation
I'M" 'hc hnair. IL was shown th,t
.nc students were permitted to dance
d" me institute. during an epidemic
oI ihhn"hHa. " hen they were practi-
chiiy inarooned. as explained by DR..
,rohi ahd in IL statement. The prnsi-
ucht aiso stated that he permitted
.hcSc hlrrcssions in order TO main
,alh the morale OF the students dur
ing that trying time. MIR. Lea wa,
1rosi,nd hand In his resignation. ue
stated last night that he had moth
ing 10 say concerning the Ayerctt In
stitutc Incident at this time. hut
would probably issue a statement
later this week.
IN discussing the political situation
III ms section Of the State MIR Lea
N"ih mat activities were slow In de-
Weeping. hut that along about tho
cary part or the summer. candidates
ana their friends might he expected
!" make things hot" lie said ha
believed the prohibition question
would probably be Injected into tho
ca htl!En. which," he said. Il would
greatly deplorc."
Mr.. Lea has been In the city sew
cral days He was Joined yesterday
by Mrs. Lea. They Viii probably b.
mere for another week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
NATIONAL CHAMBER SEES
BUSINESS ON UP GRADE
confidence Tint Conditions From Now
ON VIII show Grnduni I'm
proScmrRt Exprrssetl.
=. Associated Pr"es !

WASiIiNGTON. Feb. .O.-t'onfidcnce
that bus ness conditions from now
ON VIII show II eradua! Improvement
was expressed In Il business review
ISSUED today hy the United states
Chamber o: Commerce" Prepared 10y
Archer Wall Douglas chairman Of
the chambers committee of Statistics
ana standards, the review stated the
most convincing evidence that We
are on tn" high road 10 recovery is
round In III" universal report from
every section of the country Of stead
ny growing sentiment that business
VIII he better in the spring"
The review predicted there would
not he sudden return To prosperity
hut slow and natural working out
OF thos" processes OF liquidation
which are now in full operation"
In another statement isSucd hy the
Chamber Of Commerce today Joseph
III. IDrfrccs. lis president. urged pas
sage by Congress OF tho bulge; bill
1t viii BE- impossible under tho prce-
Ont wnstcfnl appropriation svstcm
Mr.. n"tr.es said. to bring about tho
economy and efficiency in public bus
mess which, he said, tho country Is
demanding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21

Tho man who renders good service and
advcr;lses ii enough so that people know what
he is doing. Is not worrying about obsta C es
10 his business success.-Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
HUMAN DOLL|ES AMONG
THE KEITH NOVELTIES
ohc OF best Shows In Weeks Prom.
iscd at Academy This
Week

>. among The novelties Of tho new
kelih show which comes 10 IN.
n MSfauhemy OF Music for the first hnis
OF me week. commencing with the
matinee performance today, liz ihn
human Doll" creation OF less and
less and Dell. man and woma,
VINO biii themselves as The Human
Iupp"s: present nrlque novel
ouuitF that consists OF singing talk
ing ana dancing. performed i'm III.
I"'hcr Qua manner Of utilizing their
o ,,f hcads on the bodies OF dolls.
eNihH the Impression OF human doiiS
OF, aS the various doll charnctrr.
vn"Icu are already costumcd ncccssi
.huhs Jess and Dell making nm tbni,.
aces 10 comply with the charucter
presented. The rapidity with whic,,
this clever duo make these changcs
Is remarkable. "a
perfect miniature stage ia ,,o
Setting upon which this team cx,,ihi,
their various dolls. The perform,,nnn
SaNors somewhat OF magic as II 10
hardiy heiicvablc that the pcrfnru
crS can manipulate the doll bndin.
Win their own heads in such pcrfact
harmony. yet Jess and Dell accom-
piish the whole effect thems.Ivn.
.tr" ~ necessary 10 adtu,r each
movement %! the arms and legs cor
rcctly. c'r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond DISPATCH Ecb 81 1871,
The committee OF the House Of Delegates
appointed I" investigate charges and rumors
oil bribery and corruption ON the part OF mem
herS OIL IN" i.eIis AZURE in connection with
railroad legislation heidi a shor, session yes
tcrday. only one witness had been examined
Whch me committee arose TO meet again this
Afternoon ana that one did know any
thing
4 number Of Catholic gentlemen met las,
Friday night in the basement of the Cathcar.,
and organized the Catholic Benevolent Assn
citation, clectinG the following officers: T. 7
Rciliey, president J. Grandson Baker vice.
president; Juan a rizzini. secretary: Joseph
l.aube assistant secretary; John H. Walsh
treasurer: Morris Griffin messenger: John A.
Fiz@ini J. w. Nerlandcr, and Michael Higgins
trustees
Tho virginia Steamship and Packet Com
another sicamer-thc William T. Clyde 10
run between Richmond and New York
Another car load OF iron was received berc
Saturday for the Mayo's bridge
Married i'll this city February 1G by Rev
j.. NJ. Baker. \. Wiborn Noise of Rich
mond. and Miss Marie g. eldest daughter Of
Washington Gin. late city Engineer OF Rich
moud, now OF ST. Louis Mo-
The nomination Of Alexander Rives 10 be
judge OF the Western District Of Virginia
was confirmed by the Senate on SATURDAY.
The Senate judiciary Committee has ro
ported against the establishment Of the
Western Judicial Circuit of North Carolina
The Senate committee has been DISCHARGED
from further consideration of the question of
female suffrage.
The German Crown Prince Frederick will
liam is known to be opposed to the entering
of the German army into Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
PRODUCTION OF NEWSPRINT
is SHOWING AN INCREASE
Federal Trade Commission Reports
summary Of Inst Years HUSH
ness In Paper Industry
-. ,IHE AstocIaieI Prcss-

NASiiINtiTpN. Feb. 20.-produc-
tion OF ncwsprint papcr by. American
inII!s IN 1920. amounted 10 l,5il,a6S
IONS an incr,aS" OF 10 per cent over
Loi"' the Fedora Trade Commission
year business In the paper indus
Try. The year ended with 24,7G3 tcn3
OF newsprint on hand as compared
1919 ''"''
inc production OF standard news.
me grad" used by ncwspa totaicd
i.SuS'-"9 TONS, an Increase Of IL per
Scht over 1919. Tho production o,
pook paper, paper board wrnpDIny
phper' bag paper fine paper. TISSUE.
nnn"r hanging paper and building
~, an exceeded the amounts made
~ any OF the years bcriuning ,'i,h
~ - when the commission began col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21

Curious. Williamsburg. = PLAYING
cards were brought to Europe from
the East about the time OF the cru
sade. about 100. very likely by the
home-returning warriors The GYM
sizes, who at that time began to wan
der over Europe. are said TO have In
,roduced them, using them as they
do now for telling fortunes. The first
packs contained scvcnty-eight cards
including four suits OF numbered
cards, and twenty-five emblcmatic
picture cards, which served as
trumpS. The numbered cards wero
marked with swords. cups, sticks ana
money Each Of these suits consist cd
OF fourteen cards four OF which were
king. queen. knight and knave. The
emblem cards bore such pictures as
emperor. Cupid. chariot, hermit,
the Gallows. death, the pope. fortune,
The sun and the moon. These early
packs were called tarots or tarocchi
They differed n good deal in various
localities. Packs closely resembling
them are found today in parts Of
Germany and Switzerland which are
not much freQuented by Travellers In
cards of this Kind the emblem OF
death is numbered Is. The supersti-
ton OF bad luck attached TO that
number Is of Oriental origin. a ira
dition relates that a Venetian, per-
haps Marco Polo. or his father, Me-
colo. first brought cards from China
TO his native city, Venice. which is
the first place in Europe where they
were known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
''T he Kid" Again.

The Kid" which took IN, comc.I,n
a year TO- make. has hcen booked for
IN. Isis Thcatcr this week
me very seriousness OF the part
IN ne that Charlie plays In the pro-
auction, that Oi fostcr-father To a
tWo- weeks old baby, makes il one OF
the most dc!iciously humorous pir-
lures whlch he has ever given a Joy
i"hSih, running six reels, and is com
"Hy Of such high rank that IL is uni
Ntrsaly known as First Nationals
SIX reels Of JOY.
This marks the first time in the
history Of In" Wells :hcatcrs that a
picture has been retained for a two
weeks run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
\ Fairy Tale.

once upon time. as all good stories be-
Gin, there was Fairy. and the woodsmau WINS
cutting d""n Il whale of a tree when the Fairy
came by and said. waving her wand:
Wood"man. spare that tree and get rcEu-
lar job being President of your country"
And so the Woodsmaa moved to Washington.
And one day the Fairy called again and said,
": her W:
is 'he'" anything more can do for you 20
And the President said:
Yes. YOU little son-of-a-s gun! You can
iaKe me back where / came from and hand
me my AK, and beat it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Tie Farmer and Inc Winter

n he American farmer has endured ,uu,h
~ that has distressed and burdencd him
during the past few months Tie decline In
market values hit him first and hardest He
has been denied the credit that he has
needed 10 protect his interest, and he has
3fonnd few OF the commodities he mus, buy
my cheaper than they were Yet he has
had something. vouchsafcd him by provi-
3dence, TO be thankful for The frs, half
of the winter has been an almost uninter-
;rupted blessing.
4 The miidness Of the weather has come
like balm 10 The troubled heart of the
man who produces the food OF the nation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21

The Democratic party can NOT RIM wi,
water mat has passed over the dam sa,
William Jennings Il. That was learned bv e,
pericnce in 1900 and 1905
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
CENSORSHIP FOR MOVIES
COERClVE, SAYS GOMPERS
New York Mny Add One Moro to
Already Too Long List or re-
prrssiSc Measures.
Try Associntcd prcss.

w WASHINGTON. Feb. on--If tho
New York Legislature cnacts lce.sla-
tl"n Tor state censorship OF motion
pictu:cs 1t will add o. more 10 the
already too long list Of rrpr"ssivc
ana cocrcivc measures on our various
law books" President Gompcrs. Of the
American Federation OF Labor. de-
clarcd tonight In II statement IL
said he hoped compulsory govern
mental censorship would max. no
further !nrnahs upon American free
dom OF expression through motion
pictures
Voluntary censorship. organized by
the industry itself. with the proper
representation OF those who patronize
the thcatcrs was advocated by Mr..
GomDers as both effective and in
>cep!ng with the true American con-
ccptiOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Recreation Board IN Meet.

Report 0f The committed on n
nance of the itichrnond Recreation
Association, will he delivered at a
special meeting OF the board of di-
rectorS. which Was called yesterday
for $50 +. NJ. today. The meeting
VIII be held in the board rooms OF
the Federal Trust Company. and the
report. which will be delivered by
Colonel John \. Cutchins, Will be
considered and passed upon. The
ether members OF the finance com
mittec include Mrs Stuart MiChauX,
Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor. Henry Il.
Litchford. and Charles NJ WcnYcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
TEXAS S0L0NS PROVIDE
HOSPITAL FOR VETERANS
tntIrinE Efforts nf CoioncI Alvin
o"sicy Are Substantially
Rewarded.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Feb. 20
Word has just reached national head
quarters of the American Legion here
that The senate ana House of tho Tex
w Legislature have unanimously
passed the bill. sponsored by leg ION
naircs. providing $1,000, 600 for hos
pital ut kerrvIllc, Tor disabled OK
service men
The fact that this measure went
through without dissenting vote is
attributed in great measure hy leg
iOnnaircs To the untir;nr efforts OF
Colonel Alvin OwSlcy, OF Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Cinema Programs
Fine rIn,ers In Cu.t.

IN me Passionate Pilgrim" the
oSmop3litan picture. which comes To
~" hErtc Iheatcr today. there is "A
ha"i', cast OF featured PLAYERS
n.h me characters which are shown
nu' nricHy In the drama being taken
ID! skilled and successful actOra and
actresses OF ng-established reptItu-
ZION. Among screen notabIes whn nm.
pr"r are Matt Moore, Rubyc de Rem
or, Tnomas GuIsc. Mary Ncwcomb
yam iykc brooke. Sam J. Ryan. Ar.
Hnur donaldson. Albert Roccardi
bcrhard ~. RcInOld, Charles brook
and Helen Lindroth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Signs of the Tines

j. University students unite In banning
cheek -aad-n"ri dances
Kansas clergyman announces that he Will
perform no marriages for women in ultra
evening gowns.
j. Health Commissioner Jones OF Baltimore
hres all he's got and will hire no more nurses
or women clerks who chew gum or use excess
paint and powder.
g. y New York trust company refuses IN
charge more than 6 per cent on realty loans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
BO,yrlj IN II.uI -

A1blhN. ALA. Feb 20.-Markcd
~ simple, impressive ceremonics nr
SpTight Dowcll. former state sIinrr
!ntchdcnt of education will he irau-
S"rhttd president OF Alabama POLY
,cChhlc institution. Tuesday morning
February -. the actual install1tio,,
hclnS preceded by Il review Of the
student military regiment. commanded
Gs. MAJOR Isaac Spaiding. Cnited
states Army, by Governor Kilby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
70 Dj,c,.s Accounting

Three speakers are on the program
at the meeting Of TIE BUSINESS Study
Climb. which Will be held Thursday
evening at the Business Mems Club
The general topic which will be dis
cusscd will be accounting"
w. a. Hopkins. will speak on The
Balance Sheet" l.. J. Carr, on open
ing, Operating and Closing Books"
and Il. y. Roberts on How to Pre-
pare n Trial Balance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
MINIATURE NI,M,N>r
1heater Calendar
ACADEMY-KcIth ,mu,I,,,I,c.

40 pEM1-kcith vaudeville.
HiJ3t-Nndgr Kennedy I'm .rrh
"iri with the Jnz. Heart"
nLt EHiRD-WIiIinm Enrnun =,
"Fhr Srmtticrs."
DWAf-L'hnrlcs Ray, I'm
'Ntn~trcn mud Phyllis"
:. LsiS-Charlie Chaplin. In .Thr
LfRiC-Nnt Moore md n,hx
uc Ncmrr. In "rhr Pnssionntc Pill
grim"
oDEoN-Ina Claire, In .po,,y
With Past"
REN-Eddir Polo. In liking of
the Circus"
less Men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Topic I. "Amertcnn IuI,cr,

" III, ma'"r william II. Morgan. formerly
On IN ~" educational section of thn
" ar Department. will address ,h M
Ni"dhiS cub today at o'cIocl ~
ore ors, rggninr monday meeting OF the
,can illit"racy" is the toHjc ' Mlt
Morgan has chosen for his addrcs1s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting an legal nno pcdI-
rnl subjects, nre answered free. A
NIL Inquiries nrc answered directly
BY personal letter. seIf-nddreS,ed
htHnPed envelope IL required. Adj
dress The Timcs-DisDntrh lnforma-
tf0n Eurrnu. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
MIlls Work Two nnI,, 49,,

FITIGERALD. GA, Feb oo-Tb.
Fitzgerald Cotton Mills are now
working two daily shifts on tho an
t're i"'"oo spindle plant for the frs,
'''' since IN" peak OF the early war
"'hiahh was passed. About 800 men
are now employed In the mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
q. a. Il. CHIEF DIcs

ih.'HTUN, Fob. 20.-John 4. Gilman
past commandcr- in-chief OF the GramI
;hialiy 81 the Republic. died Il, Mia
,,tost"n IN ISL. enlisted In the Twelfth
n'!h*SnGhusctis Infantry Ia 1859 and
~ NC Pared In many important civil
az bhtl"s, losing his right arm M
gettysburg. Since 1901 he had bc"n
commissioner Of soldiers relief de-
partmcni this city. He was elected
1910 N ''' "a iN' !ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
STANDARD on steu,,,h,, No.,

''''0'NNI' F'N. 2U-TEc stenm-
SEn'm vAdmiral Coundourioiis. from
NV ORR Tor SalOnki and Black Sea
nnf'S. iad"n with lubricants and no.
- ,"i.nm belonging to the standard on
!, "iiiphny has been burned in ihn
"1n "0r ;, Ihc loss is estimated at So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21

Robbie. Heaveriam. The earth is
nearest he sun In winter and far,hcst
from IL in our summer The diner
thce IN our summer and winter tenn
pcfatureS Is not occaSioncd by the
greater or less distancc Of the earth
from the sun. but by the more or less
ob!ique direction OF the suns rays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Iickcd In nj Itnn,lon,

Half the t:UuhIc in the world Il; no.h:u. bu,
blister
farty lines encourage sympathetic listen
Take your hat of to Woman before she
knocks il off.
mans ambition is just great ms his
work proves Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Good Odcon IbiII.

boudolr Of the most Luxurious
order Is ono Of the features of Metres
screen production uf Polly With n
l'ast, the Kclasco Gjasc succrss nv
George Middleton and Guv Bolton.
Win ina Cialrc as the star. The
picture viii he seen two days at the
Ddcon Thcatcr. The setting. tho
background for one Of tn. scenes
past as a French lady Of the bouic
ward, is complete in it's suggestion
"i representing "all that money can
buy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Picked tp at Ilandon.

Actual proof is never required OF a Jealous
woman.
Postcrity never bothers much about Great
grandfathers.
mars fame lives just long as his huff
Picked pEsfcct arc sometimes ms rara no
pate de fol gras
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-21
Fine Cast with Fnrn,,n,.

IN especially Tine cast is suDDori
ing William Farnum in III" William
Fox production. Tie Scuttlcrs"
which VIII be shown at the BlucDird
lhcaicr today. In il are Miss Jackie
saunders. lIerschcl Mayall. g. RAY
mohd Nye. Harry Spinglcr. Claire De
lorcz and Al Fremont. j. Gordon Ed
wards directed the picture