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Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
-LYNCH|NC BILL IS
MADE LAW IN ", VA.

th"rl"et"n. ". Va. April lS-Sub
jcctinr the county to Il forfeiture Of
$':cn" :or thc benefit OF the family
of the person lynched and making
participation in a mob a felony pun.
iShahlc with death. ho"h houses Of the
West Virginia legislature have approx
ed the most stringent antilynch bill
thus far enacted by any OF the states
IL. j. fapchart. the colorcd member
OF IA" House of Delegates from Nc
Dpwcll county. drew and sponsored
the measure in the lower branch. over
coming the most determined oDpoSi-
tion OF the democratic minority which
sought I" cmaSrulatc il by proposing
various amendments. As originally
dr;,wn the hil provided for Il forfeit.
urc of $4,000 and made every county
through which the mob miGht pass
Jointly and Scvcrally liable. To meet
the nhJStion Of many of his party
members and secure their support
tanrhart reduced the amount to S..
ooo ana llmi3"d the forfeiture to those
counties whose citizens might all
and abct the lynchcrS
In his fight 10 put the measure
| through. the member from MrD.wcll
ha'i the able and active SUPPORT of 7.
o. Nutter. k;nawha Counties cnlor.
"d delegate. aui the legislative com
mlttrc OF til" West Virginia Starc
League. composed of all classes of
Negro citizens. OF which T.. Edward
I'M OF keystone is president and J.
{. Gllmcr OF Charleston. is secretary.
| othcrS oi the race all over the state
assisted with petitions, while mem
ncrS OF The state administration au.,
fhcr 'ni'n"Htial c,.l2cne .n:n the
whi'cS' both men and women contri
hltcd much TO the passage Of ,hr hin
o'her legislation OF particular hcnc
III or interest to the race has been
enacted or is pending with cvcrv nro
| Spcct OF favorable action. Bill; Great.
! ing an Industrial school for colorcd
| h"ES ana an indus rial home Tor color
cd girls. introduced bv dC,c"ntr >'ut
ter Will have hc"omc laws before
' inns gets into print. rs = true al 'tn
| h"aSur" rHt"' j hin" = \ 'rc'.r - 80
! gro wcliar" nul >.,p,i"t'" u, - rr. y
! sal To S"%rcraic r"in""d ra~Hcno,rs on
, railroads. DISGUISED Wv itx G,r,.~r,
. L. author under the 'n"au.ir" t;.lr,rf
~ hill tr provide IA" -. .".st - nr
| passengers WAS hrfo"" me ,or,ltli:.
| tee Just long enough to ,.aSS y morton
! lrd"llnitcly noStponins ~ ronsid,ra.
J tion. The full crew hill. fosiynrf ia
| dispense with the >"r, ice y: rolornd
' railway portcrS. met u similar Fate
j. {. GII.MF.R.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
CONFERENCE STATE BOARD or.
CHARITIES

Mrs. Lillian II Payne. Executives
Secretary OF Community House 2 "
MarShail street attended the state
Conference Of Charities and Corrcc
hous held Al Norfolk Va April 10
/" inclusive. She report, larH.,
attendance. splendid SESSIONS intcrrpt
ing and most Instructive addr, fsrs,
bcnctic al discuSsi ms
The following legiSlalivr pror,om
was adopted. CD Establishment, oi :.
Fat"m or county UNITS for the admin
istration of social service. t2D or
strict almShousrs, and prison f;rmS
with separate units for treatment
OF persons suffering from communica
Die d scascS CD Enlargement and
bcttcrm"nt Of existing institut ons f,r
the care and ira hing OF children au.i
the fcrb'" minded. 60 state cclp or
ship over motion pictures (5) The
prob hition OF the practice Of sruarat
ing mothers from infants and' tho
suppression of maternity hospitals,
whrh allow thp. TO br done.
\ Legislative committee Of twclvo
headed by Or. w, +. Drcwry II
Central Stat" Hospital and DR.. rGhn
Mcconnell. rctir,slg President WAS
VI
upon tn" General Assembly at its newt
SS s ION. resolution was adopted
which commended and thanked GOV
WcStmorcland Davis for the appoint
mcnt "f ChldrcnS Code Commis$~op
For the first time in tho history
of these conferences Il large delegation
OF Negroes VAS present, Il part of the
gather ng. Numbers. manv supcrvi4
orS in tn" several cOuntiS- had Been
commissioned by tn" Governor The
'Fhink"r' is gradually but forcefu'ly
realizing that what benefits ono
member OF Il community must benefit
the next nearest: u dctrimrnt 10
that same member works harm nnd
dCprr ION in prop, rtion. The above
mentioned benefits arc going TO
include the Negro He is a member
of the community and the State, tor
which they arc being worked out.
Miss Emma l. Bailey accompanied
Mrs. Payne.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
JtiN w. MDS.N PASSES AWAY

Mr. John w. " >h% departed ihi>
iitc Saturday mnrniuS, Ayr lG 1921
at l2:lo o'clori Il III rr~i,!clc,- III
his daughter. Mr.; Anu Mosby
81 rrS, %ll T.. Leigh 81. He had
been III i'll health for nearly eight.
years, but only 60 ltiuri to his bed
for on" week. He h re his illnG =,
with Christian forti,uhe
Ills funeral took place Monday.
April lS. 1872 fr IN the First Bap
tiSt Church. OF WHICH he was a
Rev w. 7. Johnson ok a> text
JOB 1915. "ThouGh II" N,lay me, Yet
will trnst in Him." VIII rh was SO
lcct"d by the dcceasrG The sermon
was N"ry Impressive
lie was Il member OF the Mai~'ns,
who had entire charge Of the body
Knights OF PyihiaS and ~. Lukrs
"Str"m"d by both "hilr aud rOlorcd
II" was Il kind. devoted husband and
father, his chief delight wax admin
istrrinp to the care aud want of his
famtly.
w |. Johnson and Sons. Inc. had
charge II the funeral. lutcrmrn, in
Woohlaud Cemetery.
~ precious one from u> y gone.
y Wic" We loved is ttill
y nlAcn s vacant in our home
Whi"h never can be filled
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

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rr<ncr, for ,he o,snrrs and m,mhrr.;
Of the Church His suni.r, In m,
m ruiur was "l.auDcn uu; in tho
Drco 4, nir,r I'm, Ir,.,t Nam,
H,v w, r nrown nrnochcd mo
anniversary of Fulton },rdr. No 40
X of y. lakt Sunday afternoon Uo
used AS his .ubicrt ~ Eri,nd
Sticke,h Clrs,r Than , nrotb.r
The Peace rto.r o, church Hill
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
CARD tY' EH i>E =.

Th" family .. " IN - Moshy
deceased takes '!!~ :ncdlum ta thank
our friend, ana the societies of which
he was Il mrnt'r5, for the many
kindnrssrE =; >''u them in their recent
bereavement For the letters Of sym
pathy and the b"an:..ul iInral designs
We wish 10 th;.nk the choir OF IN,
fir !Iap'i>r 'hur'h tr the sweet
music. also M:% tnTa Han and Mrs
S. AiC" k"Iuy hurrcl for thci,
touching solos May q Al bless each
and every one o. yru
His Wife. t!nlar"n and Sister
MRS JOHN " MOSBY
MRS. ANNIE NJ S'rORkS
ROBEKr Il MoSHY
MRS MhET l. SCORE
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
MOB VIOLENCE AGAINST TIi,
GEORGIA NEGROES

Atlanta. Ca. April 2T.~-Mrh Wa.
lcncc against Negroes III arc. hn"
Georgia county was brought to lisht
today when - letter from ~" hc",'
OF county in Southwestern Geo, Hia
was made public in reply to one from
Governor Dorsey aSkin" vcrificntiun
"l charges that thrc" NcgrHcs n@tl
been lynrh"d. one an Old Negro wor>.
an, who was throWn into creek an,!
drowned.
Names were withheld at the capital
pending an investigat ion into the sit
nation which m" sheriff said had
bcen VERY bad" but which, he Gcrlm
ed was improving as Il result oi cffDrts
Of himself and III" shoriffs o" three
nearby c0un dc9. whom he called to
his aid.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
BRETHREN TAKE SPECIAL
NOTICE.

Since our ScCrctary'S letters have
been mailed and my letter printed. the
place OF meeting has been changed.
Instead Of meeting in the Liberty
laDtI%' Church as our '",rcrS stated.
DR.. Holland Powell has arranged for
us to meet in the great Vermont Ave
nue. Church. nr. !. T.. Willis pastor,
because Of the need Of large audi
torium TO accommodate :hc great dele
cation expected to attend.
On reaching the Union Station in
Wa$hin2ton take car marked 18th
>:icct Gc1 off at lith and X streets.
walk east blocks to l2th and X
streets. church around corner two
doors. south.
I. j. KING. Pres.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
THAT lHGH SpEtD Bl1ICK

The Bnick, six cylinder car Lad al
ready made severed tripS with the
si,'.'d white chari",. II ihr wheel
III the person Of MIR. f"rl :rruIrv. He
had not ""Nc Il :l'" h'.'nr7 cnYui,d
II they had any >i"cd limit IN that
l"lShhorhood. He smiled and cave hor
some more raS. TEcn nr &lowc 40 Il
Il dangerous curve II went over the
side there once w''h loaded trnck. =
he said. | remarked that could see
that he had 4 vil'd lCn.tn,ivr - some
thing for that WAS about The only
place he had slowed down. Il did not
lose any OF my loHi. either" he re.
marked," or 4" a.y particular dam
age.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
THE BLACK CAT.

lie had Gon" on lust a bit further
when black cat ran across the road.
lie looked up with disgust Il don't
like that he fald. lIc evidently WAS
SupcrStitiouS. Til, = econ we were in
winchester, whcr" ,he entertainment
there rcraid Us 70" our trouble. 1t
was after o'clutk before the cxcrcis
es were concluded. They were fine.
Then we Star;c.t f"r the return trip
reaching Berryvilit without incident
AS for me, l went at once to bed. awuk
ing AT about 1870. | listened for the
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
AN APPRECIATION.
Hotel SauSpuci Clarrn>,
MOntrcuX Switzerland


April ). 1891.
Dear Ny. Mitchell:
thank You very much for printing
my paper. II VIII help the cause of
Right and Fairness. One thing |
Ia led 10 make plain. so on to the
end was intended to m":,r. 20 ON
printing I, the end. the Balfour
speech. II" ka.id, II deny il IS
Intended to give equality, etc. be
cause I would >ubvrr1 etc. etc |
said "'rhc daily life in hose cit cs
named wouSh give Nv lie to all
that.
But I am writing to ak ii You
viii kindly lei mo have an 'hrr copy
ot I'll" paper w!h my article ia il.
friend in E.uglaud has sent
m urgent r"qufl to see the article
Thr Plane" is fine; wrll liked in
EnH'And and wherever | Sh. Y it.
Gratefully yours
ARCillB.NiD JOHNSON. il.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
GOOD BUSINESS.

The automobiles were doing good
buainc>S. The yh"a learned that |
would I've at RcrryNillc and had act
ually arrived and this seemed to have
added to tn" int"rc~t. Chancellor Com
mnndcr j. l.. Davis o. B"rryvilic was
Il busy aS Il ben with one chicken"
arranging To carry he people over
tha, ten mile route, Sir James Ell.
wards also active. They arranged for
my party, Will" NE St?n'ry Steamer
Tested hclrlcsSlv in Mr.. WillipmS'
yard waiting for the return of Robili.
son with the new n3rt in order for II
60 again h" put Unto service. IT vas
after one O'Clock before We lett TOR
Winchester.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, APRIL 80, 1921.
EVANGELIST ". III SItlpWITii IN
rHIEA NI;H.p1IIA

Nj. Zion Napiis: Ehurch, i7th and
l.inm"rc Avnnuc . w Gregory.
Past +. Rev. ur Skipwith. Of Rich
mond. VA is drawing large crowds
every night. over forty soull. were
saved Last w'"'< anu %tjli thcy come
Great mass m"''lnE nrA' Sunday
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
EDITOR M|TCHELL'S
... TRAVELS -;
Continued From Last Wcck)

INOntlnNtN FTOW l.HSV NVVN'7
| did not arise early Sunday morn.
ing. April 10th. 1927 1T Bcrryvillc and
in this respect, was in line with the
other members ot the family. Rev
StorrS was anxious to have me tend
services at his church, but when his
messenger came, was still resting
The pythian p"nulat ;on Of 5crryrillc
was busily engaged in arranging t.
attend the anniversary exercises a.
Winchester. Va. just ten miles away.
There under the leadership of District
Deputy Grand Chancellor Henry Bari
lett and local committee Of Shcnan.
donh Lodge. the City Auditorium had
been obtained ANA the people for mil
cs were arranging to attend the cXel
CiSpS
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

\ Grand May Qu2rs n.:tt Fro~t
Ming Festival will be r.r"n AZ Tru"
Rcf""mrrS Hall cn " n'nv night
@-.y .. 1921 AZ ".ght oc,o".> Ton. tu.
t'nr1it OF III" Lett Carey Forci"n
N'-e'Hu"ry Society % ~" t'rsr nrr
tist Church. So" the F"os, X n~
Wild has many attcndant". ~ BOYS
Wh' are driven out by the f"irv elves
wh" dane" ana sin" ann tho make
room for the brau';t,., G.crn Of
Ma with moro than an hundred
tr"tv lttlr girls ranging in ages
i'"m two 10 iw"lv" v"arS ae her
- "daniS Com" rarlv Program
Siar : II ci"ht O'Clock =. u Atmi"
NS crnt.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
NOTICES.

All persons who have claims
against the eSta'c at Miss Marietta
l.. Chiles. (d"ccascd) will please pre-
sent the same. properly proven, to the
undersigned. All persons owing the
said estate will please also come for.
ward and pay the same to the unrer-
signed; at BIG w. Leigh street, Rich
mond. Va.
JOHN r. CIIILES.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
CARD OF THANKS,

The family OF the late Miss Marict-
tn l.. Chilcs thanks their many
friends for the sympathy and beauti-
iul flowers sent her during her i'll
ness and for the many expressions
OF sympathy and magnificent floral
designs sent on the occasion OF her
death.
THE FAMILY.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

t.lIrr$oa, VA Tho fourth Sunday
III March was Il grand day with tive
IN Eh:s and Courts 1T the 4 ok II II
na;:f" thurrh with ru,on Lodge.
NJ -, 5Irnry n,str;r, Lodrr; Shilrh
Court No. TO and Emerald Court
Tho services commenced at ono
U,Strct Deputy as Mistress OF Crro
moni'J'. Program was as follows:
SonT, Yiod BLESS our Nnightly
Eand;" Scripture reading by Sir
Stafford Jones: Prayer, Sir Jerry
StDrrN; song. Congregations; Welcome
on h,ralf Of the Church Mrs
Ia Hab''h White; Er>pouSc. Mrs.
t.oitir =. Allen: Welcome Addrcl II
knights, Sr L l.. Dandridrr Dis
tr:rt U,puty; W"lcpmc Address to
toIrtH. Mr.. T. T Brown District
Deputy; R"Sp"mbr. Rev Albert Brax
ton; rarcr, Mrs Lot,ir Y. Allen;
Soap; Paper. S:r Stafford Jones;
R"marks on the Progress OF the
Orders, Nh. Annie cambridge
Tho Rev. w. II. Branch WAS in
troduccd 10y Sir rI Ii. cambridge aud
prruh,d the anniversary sermon on
"Frirndfhip," from the text, First
Samuel 2o:i2. Then the report OF
tn" Lodges and Courts WAS read by
the mistress Of ceremonies \ splcn
did collection Was lifted by Sir Wilton
tanSom" and ST James Tunstali
RHmarkS by visitors Rev Henry
Tayl.r and Mrs. Lottic Hazard
The brn'Nirtton was pronounced
after tnging, "Rlcst BE the Tie that
Binds and all went homo with u
greater Inspiration
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

Mrs. LILLIAN PHILLIPS OBTAINS;
DIVORCE.

Count ~ Richmond entered on Aoril
!"iH- ! W. Lillian phi'l e: H..
,'''"" = 80" au absolute ii ~. g
from ..1r hssDHnd. Jesse Ihil'ip;.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

Still the rush is made Saturda. 3
p. NJ TO the :. NJ. c. ~. Building
to the explanation nn the Sunday
school Lesson. D'd you see tho
crdwd last Saturday?
l~;Iu Sunday Was Il full day for
service by the boys and men.
Our General Secretary. Scott c.
Rnrr"ll spent the day In WaShina1 on
ID. G and he made special vi9ks TO
the y. w. {. y. and Y. NJ G.. A.
His son, Mr.. George r p. Burrcil,
who liva, in the capital gave HIM
special attention. Nineteenth StItrt
Bapt's: Church was alive from tho
Sunday Schop! up DR.. Walter IL.
Rr .oks is sin on the line for ChA:t
II" preached Il sermon that Is stiit
rii.llng out Tor the truth as il 10 i,
Jesus Christ. Our Secretary $ MAX
ing .. special ttudy OF his WORK 40
II a few days he is t, - to the tAr
West.
9:"" \ NJ the workers mrrtiu..
was full OF fire.
Tn" meeting in III" pen IcD'iary
WAS ally" by special mubr 10 A. N
rh" committee did some work III
-" "ity j"j "nd cry h ne"
= NJ Ht the y NJ G. A.
Fr">iI"n' r.. p, Daniel a;H" The
boys annjhrr good one Subject.
III" sword EroD r." ,."-,umr thot
hr ""r" II" boys trnMn 20 mink
that tn" var Was ou aru:H. Thr boys
i"lf nod"r nudinr ;hc great >v,tri
l. ,y l
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
80 = ~ -Ss~

WANTED \ po&iL ON -, .iob rrint"r
Apply T. II Jones. Ware Sect; Va
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30
THE Y. NJ. G.. \. NOTES

special message to the Y. NJ g
4. John l2:32. 'And | { be littrd
mp from the earth will draw all mrn
unto III" - This is the c.smmis>t0u
lave.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

Still the rush is made Saturda, !"
p. NJ TO the :. NJ. C. y. Building
to the explanation on the Sunday
school Lesson. Ord you see tho
crdwd last Saturday?
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

To the Churches ComuriSing thc Nir
Ginia Missionary Baptist Statr Con
vcntion and to Those Scattered
Abroad Throughout the Various
States, Sharing Common Interest in
the GrcaT Work which our Lord has
Laid Upon Is GrcctinGs:
Richmond planet., 1921-04-30

Ills Wilr and Childrrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
BEAUTY CONTEST WINNER
IN NEW RIJOU PICTURE
Hope Hampton to &c Seen in "'rhc
Bait" Takes 1ionors on Trip
From Europc.

Hope Hampton, who Is featured in
The Bait" showing at the Bijou to-
morrow. Tuesday and Wednesday. re
Gently returned from Europe on the
"lmperator." During the voyage. a
costume ball was held on board. Miss
Hampton, dressed in Il Czccho- :. ova k
costume. was awarded iirst prize for
voted the most beautiful passenger
on the ship.
The Bait" was adapted from n
play by Sidney Tolcr and produced
10y Maurice Tourneur. 1t is the story
of - pretty cir! who WAS used as the
pawn u! Il maS;cr-crook in HE scheme
10 n.ackma!l millionaire. 1t is Il
Paramount picture.
The Greater Claim" i Metro spe-
c!al. starring adorable Alice Lake.
comes 10 In" S!jou Thcater on Thurs
day for run of three days. as the
feature attraction.
This story Will he welcomed by the
thousands who know Alice Lakes
splendid achievements. She plays the
part OF Mary Smith. The Foilics beau
~. married by young and wealthy
Chuck Everard The latter is kid
10 sea AMI Mary takes to Broadway's
cobarc; lie. in revenge. Then her
child, through strange circumstances,
becomes adopted into its GrandtatherS
home. where ii proves the means OF
reconciliation. hut only after shrcwd
SOlUmou's choice follS the insriguc OF
Iwo adventures.
Charlie Chaplin. III one y. NJ" is
The comedy Supplemental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
WI;iNE TELLS OF COLLEGE
FOUNDERS CELE6RAlION
eldest school In United states Has
Graduated ..51u n Pharmacists
During t.NiSIriCc.

The Philadelphia College .. Phar-
NANCY, the Oldest sCAUol 81 its kinG
e:,istenco Ton loo gears" said \, =. /.
WHINE, secretary .: the Virginia
Pharmaceutical Association. ycsicr.
d.. IL a9cHisnS Oh celebration OF
:oUr6,S cay ~ the institution some
tim" ago.
ION t,voruEry -. members Of the
faculty. stIG auts. irlvnGs Of the col
lcSo and olu graduates in all parts
81 IN. country observed the CcHtvn-
MIA coll bratiuE ~ founders day. held
10 comm smorAtc tile meeting %: apo
theCIrIcs in carpenters nan. in Ph!l-
;suci ph!a, 100 wears ago, which result
81 In the organization of thc school.
More tEan 800 pharmacist" nave
been graduated from The college dur
ln;. the long period of !;s existence
and At least G,ulu OF these men. and
women, are "cl,ve N the profession
There have necn many changes in
pharmaceutical education during the
past 100 years. NJ professional train
O; 1921 other than the litt!. that he
could gain GROIN long period OF APP
premiership ia retail! Stor", no col
leg. education was deNanGSd. ana
there were 40 tSenSihE boards 70
pass upon a mans htncss 10 compound
pres criptions and dispense poisonous
GruEs Tho aNOthcCary entered his
profession in much the same man
uer that the carpenter TOOK UP ms
t-ahc-through serving an 2ppren-
ticc snip. accommodating sufficient cap
!tai and opening II shop.
"Graduully that has been changed.
Numerous rchoo,s have been cstah-
ltshcd. many 81 them in connection
with state universities, and boards
o! pharmacy have been cr"ntcd 20
pass unon the fitness OF applicants
for professional licenses. Many o!
tho States now require i0ur-ycar
course OF collegiate study for en-
trance TO the practice Of pharmacy
and nearly all OF them have n min
imum requirement Of TWO years OF
such training Beginning In July.
1923, tho forty-1vc colleges holding
membership in the American Confer
cncc of Pharmaceutical Faculties Will
admit only hich-sChool graduates TO
their courses and after 1929. their
shortest collegiate course VIII cN-
tend over per!oA OF thrcc ycArS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
BENNY TURP|N IS HERO
OF small TOWN IDOL =
SiX-Rccl Mack Sonnet Will BE Seen
Throughout This Week ut
Lyric Thcatcr.

~ Small Town Idol" one OF the
few productions Mack Sennett has
made in six-rccl proportions. comes
10 the Lyric Theatcr Monday, begin
ming an engagement limited To one
week.
With practically every member OF
his ali-s;ar aggregation of funny
folk enrolled n u conEenial part,
there is assurance that ~ Small
Town ldoI' w!ll more than make good
i, The DISTINGUISHED presence OF it's
>.uus Il predecessors.
sen Turp!n IS the village hero.
EWyllls Have. is mis- small town ideal :
Marie Provost is the city-Eiri that
hoirlcnds moor Gen when the home
folks turn hin down. Charlie Murray
is the interchangeable constable; Jimmy
Fint3:Soa * tnv wreiChcd villain VINO
COnCoCtS AL The trouble. ana halla
Pasha and Eddie Gr!obon ana ali the
rest OF The Scnnctt noiablcs are 10 be
Seen adVantaEcouSly in the shifting
scenes that cover AS many places as
are usually revealed in - haii- dozen
problem plays Wherein The slGns
and the green fields are visited
~ Sna,! Town Idol IL an au-
thentiC Story OF a village youth,
wronEfuly accused, masking good IN
tae C!ty and returning 10 nnd-th.
VILLAIN cSPUus,d TO has sweetheart
and ne ttNc .r"o) accused of murUvr.
From ~. az which ulsLsiers the in
EenUity Of ms players eNt:icatc Ben
u nc jc:.ui vI"nS OF wedding bells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
BIG SPECIAL FEATURE
COMING TO BROADWAY
"Dend Men Tell No Tales" VIII lie
Attraction For One


Dead Men Tell No Tales" Is the
creed OF Joaquin Santos, who has per
suaded Squire John Rattray To join
MN In certain ncfariouS schemes. and
VINO now proposes that no and Gap
tam Harris destroy the Lady .Jcrinyn
~ sea. and that Rattray pick UP the
piottcrs with her cargo OF gold at a
given point.
Rattray dcmurs at the cold bloodcd
suggestion. but his love for Eva Dem
hison. santos daughter. and the
assurance that no lives Will he lost
persuaded him To engage In the ven
turc.
aboard the ship. Eva falls in love
Win George Cole. a young barrlstcr.
returning 10 London from Australia
Col. comes upon the captains gig.
with Its CHASTITY cargo of dead IncU'
ana IL persuaded that Eva and her
stcp-fathcr are lost but he comes
upon them again at Eattray's rlnre.
ara after narrowly escaping burial
alirc. is ut last joined TO the girl
he loves.
In addition to this big special fen-
ture. the broadway Will show The,
motion pictures taken of Richmond's
ERE Department. Great care has
been taken by the Broadwa camera
man. TO nave these pictures presented
right. His efforts have not been in
vain. because in presenting to it's
patrons the pictures OF K!chmond'y
IRE Fighters. patrons of the I,road :
way VIII see one of the finest motion
pictures ever taken In this city.