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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

causes it was thought best to post
pone Father and Son week observ-
anee.
The lIustlers Realty Co.. 116 North
Main st. report sale of 6-room home
located 26 brock n, From Mrs L.
Henderson to Mrs. L. Kosak. Con-
sideration not given.
DIR. r. - STEWART
Chiropractic Health Service
to II: 2 to 8. 33s SO Central Block
FRANKHIN PREss-s,.t,ouer,-Pao a
PEACE MAKER FREED - Matt
court yesterday morning after being
arrested on the complaint of F. NJ
Somers, who believed that George had
made an. attack on him Wednesday
night during fight at the Midland
cafe. Two men were fighting in tho
Midland cafe according TO the state
ment OF Officer Haas, but it was
learned in court yesterday that George
had interfered in the behalf Of somers
when one of the two men fghtir-1
drew knife and started after Som
ers. George was released and COM
mended for his act in protecting Som
ers.
Dance Brantzers hall, Rye road
every saturday. Good music.
Watch repairing, Klcin's, eiG y. NJ.
FOR reasonable ard beautiful mil
lincry work, go to Mrs. Theo. C..
tramer, 7is Grand avenue. Mrs.
Cramer makes a specially OF remodel
Ing last years hats into clever fall
styles. and her work is always first
class.
THE W. r NJ S. will hold an all
day meeting. Friday, November 4. at
the Bethel church, tho morning will
be devoted to sewing, a hot lunch will
be served at the noon hour At 3
O'Clock missionary program will be
given as follows Dcvotions, Mrs.
Arthur Hall: business plans for this
years work; what Topeka branch did
last year, what we must do as a So
ciety this year. by Mrs. G.. w Hanch-
er, Reports OF the district convention
recently held at La Junta by Mrs.
Ellsworth, Mrs. P. X. Brown and Mrs.
sullivan. Solo by Mrs II C.. Thomp-
son. short lesson from the Kingdom
and the Nations" by Mrs. Il. w. Carl
ton.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS-AIl
officers and members OF Tent No. ..
ID, of V. are requested to meet at G.
a. Il. hall Friday evening 7:30 sharp.
Important. HESTER CASETE, 1887
Pine st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

DR. r. - STEWART
Chlropractic Health Service
. to II. to 8. a3s 50 Central Block
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

HOMI'tKT FLOWERS FOR LOYAL
PtEBLOhNS. The Pueblo Floral CO..
j23 y. Main st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

hieitain wan, ads. bring results
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

Homcpikt carnations 81 the dozen,
The Pueblo Floral Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

LARGE HoMEPfKT Chrysauth1'
NUNS. per dozen. s. and 81. The Fu
.blo Floral Co. js5 y. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

hearing was waived by A. G. Hicks in
Justice c. J. Harris court THURSDAY y
morning on charge of passing
worthless checks. He was rcleased on
"a $500 bond.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

The Hustlers Realty Co.. liz North
Main st. report sale of Groom home
located u brock n. From Mrs. L.
Henderson to Mrs. l.. kosak. Con-
sideration not given.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

Curtain ON FIRE,-A small blaze
,Vas extinguished at 6: 90 o'clock Thurs
day night at the home of II. katz, 2S2
broadway. when curtain in the home
in some manner became ignited. Dam
age was estimated at $50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04
AU-SiccI Safes and Cabinets The
Best. O'Brien Printing Co.

HYpRo-sToNE HOMES. Phone SO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

IF YOU have n last years hat you
want rebuilt into n nifty fall style
take 1t to Mrs. Theo. c. Cramer's
Home Millinery Parlor." IT'S Grand
avenue. Mrs. Ctamer is an artistic
milliner and her prices will be found
very reasonable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

II. A. SMITH for first class carpet
clsu ming. 52i L. 9TH. Phone 94lW.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-04

of everyone was enlisted in these two
causes ii was thought best to post :
pone Father and Son week observ-
anee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
CInCNCo Un,I> M,I,Krr

CHICAGO, Jun. = wncat crashed
down IN price Irday. Chances of railroad
aud elevator strikes. together with pres
sur" :" ncw market wheat from the win
ter crop belt brought about 81 selling furry
ana i"ft values nearly without support.
Tn" Close was semi -moralizcd i cents 10
cents net lower. Win July Si.lai, 20
&iis's ana September Sl.!1 10 81 ~. Corn
lost - TO u. ana oats III 10 IL. In pro-
visions tho outcome varied from 20 cent.
decline 20 10 cents advance.
Depression In the wheat trade became
apparent as soon tho market opened.
In addition {" Impending labor troubles
az III" elevators here. widespread tic-up
"t railways doomed az possibility within
a few days. Resides IL was evident that
country holders were letting go @, their
wheat with unusual freedom. n-rccially
IN the southwest where tn" harvest this
year has bc"n much ahead OF the average
time. l5carIsh opinions current. TOO re-
Eardin= IN" general business outlook re-
ceived considerable attention. whereas such
opposite factors a. the settlement OF Tho
british coal s'rk" and the continuancc
OF unfavOrab'e cron conditions Northwcs,
were practically ignored. The failure o,
the market TO respond to bullish news
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NEW YORK BONDS
SOUTHERN.

June q. 1921.
n s. Dc, registered ............. tbid) 100
n q o. common .,..,......l bidI 100
II {. rcEisicrcd ,..............f bidl lnth
". 4. Il. coupon ...................tnln loi%
Panama Is. registered ............. tbido q
American Smelling ard Refining 5s. 76E
American Tel. and Tel CIV. 6s........ ~.
Nichison gen. ls...................., AK
Atlantic Coast Limo LIST Summing. =
baltimore and Ohio cv i'as .......... CIV
bethlehem steel ref. 5s................ -
Central OF Georgia Consci. IS ....(bid) 81
central feather Observation-Disclosures. Sis
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 5s...,......" Iois
Chicago b. aud Quincy Joint ts...... 99.9e
chi, Nil. and 81. r.. cv. iiss....... Sax
Chi. II. I. and Pac. ny. ref. 4s..... 6sN
civ OF pnrIs 81 =. .......... ........ 90 Il-i6
Colorado and South ref. Gas. ibid 72%
Denver and Rio 0rande con. Is. tbid) G?is
Dominion OF Canada 6s Qs3i),...... S5A
Erie gen. Is, ...,."........u....... 4ok
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
Liberty LOAN noND MAnKEr.
= y. = - .'T'TIN . 10.
Investment Bankers.
s9I T.. Main Street. Richmond Va
ENDING OF BRITISH STRIKE
BOOSTS COTTON MARKET

new YORK. June -s-Thc settlement.
o! the Br.t!sh coal strike was rol!nwci bv
- advance Of approximately s. a bale in
ne cotton market her today. October
deliveries sold ~ 20 l. So. ar points above
thr c'"s.nE price OF yesterday and 1913
POINTS above the recent low record That
delivery closed a. y 50. with the Een.rni
,nhrHe, closing steady at a ne; advance q.
The market opened nr,n a; an ,dvon..
OF ~ !" 10 points on higher i.iverronl
chb.:. an1 reports ihat British coal IN liners
would rciurn 10 work. II WAS autlcina,cJ
'hnt thi> would soon be reflected in mn
expansion az Lancashire mill activity with
a irobhh bic increased demand for r,,; ma
l.Tihi- from british importers Tho SCI,
lttihcn; az ~" strike had been n-.,tv
s.h'rh,!g hnt!c!pat"d FOR tho past several
dhEs, however. ana the news failed 10
'ans" much broadening Of markc; Interest
i@ss'hly buying on /, would have boon
mare genera! had It not been for ;hn
proximity OF tho govcrnIncnt's cron ~
port and after showing net advances Of
honp' !" to " points the inarke; became
somewhat Irregular under realizing ~
lol;s 81 a irnrr SPOT basis ia the South
h"d suSintning influence. particularly n,
IN" case Of Ju!y. f!Eht .iu!y notices wara
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IN. market stood a. an advance ,h-ourb
Du' nc session. finally closing at not gains
V. r.: day OF p to 81 points. wiki JuIy
~ -. jay Was by Ear tho s,rongcs,
month at the epd Of tho dsy
Nor" OF les buying FOR long accoun, M,
"a "pb'ar'nce and was based on loss
"a. 49, - ICING Than has prevailed right
a'"nt r"G"rdinG tho events OF bureau d1y
"a ''thi estimate placed IN" condition ~
~. 'inp az 90 per cont OF normal tho
IN" Indicated Yield AZ $4,000 bales Little
.ilent'"n was paid to another prtvatn re.
''!r.i Ic OF 40 a. the condition OF Tho cron
Ih' warning that III" hurr'can. hnu
m,,".sn ~ INTO the sou;hwcFtcrn portion
"l me tuit OF Mexico caused uncs sincs.
as II wa- felt that the storm might skirt
~. tii coast and finally move inland
,N'I 'he cotton region. Portions az ~.
western bolt continued to coynnIain ~ ,me.
amnch rain and o. erea, numbers OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29

Issued, according to late estimates. hui,
th'y had n" apparent effect. and %,
,h" spot nrins which Was credited With
ls>ulns notices yesterday and stopping i
sSoi part OF them. MAS good buyer OF
mat position today
Inly sold W to HE or - points not
higher. Will" December touched I303 or
on.| ." points above last nights final quo
,Htions Last prices were few points a..
from the best under realizing. According
70 q canvass tnai- here today. members
OF tn" exchange are !ooi;lHs for e GOV
efhihch' report making tho condition 6. I
~ .Ht "Ne'he'. S.N.Ea. more priNal" re-
ports are expected h"tor. tn. govern
mIts hgurc. are published ON Friday.
IncT" was not much comment on weathc:
conditions. but local traders would "on-
slider NOR" rains desiranl. In the Eastern
Bet. Exports today. SIS. making i.s:T.n'
SO Tar this season Por; receipts. ,iilI.
tnl;cd states port stocks. i-53. go
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futures ranged as roIIow,.
Chicago LIVE STOCK MARKET.

IHItNGN JUNO -N--CattIe. RoCcIpts.
sos" SLOW: generally steady: top beef
steers. ss.3) bulk sS.7;fn.55: bulk "a,
cows ana hcitcrs. 1875 1850: Gamers and
cutters largely si.5nTSco. bulk boloSna..
81. u 10: butcher bulls largely tL;0fIi2:
veal caves mostly i cents lower: hulk to
packers sS.S0nsg?. stockers and feeders
dun steady.
higher than yesterdays averages: closing
strong. hold over moderate. most held
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COEEEE..

NEW YORK. June 2S.-rhe marke. for
coffee futures iost jus. about hall OF yes
lofdaHS advance during today's trading.
! mere was no material change in the nrws
from bTaEN or in the ruling OF cost and
ir"iSht Offers, but there was very little
buying power locally amer Yesterdays re-
uriion In the short interest, and small
offerings were sufficient tn ucpress prices.
After opening to , points lower the mar.
ket stcaGied up suE.rly az. fcports OF an
advance -, RlA hut later weakened. ..li-
ing on I" 81 for September. under scat
tering iIquilation Sel te,uhsr closed az
go BID. VITA the general market showing
net los ot Il 20 :. p"ln.y. Closing bids:
De rmbe:. s,oi; January. $50. March SOS;
May. us.
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was particularly dscouraglng after mid.
Day; ana the market descended rapidly
WIN general liquidation In progress and
tho close At the bottom m6st pnin,
reached.
Corn and oats ,umbi:d with wheat. and
NouCn"t new low record lricrs .0r the
season. Rig stocks In sight deferred
buyers. ~
Higher quotations on nogs cpu-tcr-
u" ianc"d 20 some exsoat IN tho provision
mark; the unsettiin- effect Of the grain
collapse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
7EE IANESDLSPATCFpS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

Medium % good he!.ers. 50,
Common 20 medium h.Ifcrs ~ 81.
Good co-n-fed hogs LOO lbs w ?.fp
Good corn-fcd hogs. lsj TO
40 lhS. Observation-Disclosures. st,SI ~.
Good Corn-frd pigs and shOats S,.li -,
All southern hor- sold subject to in
spcCtion and when soft and
Oily. &c to &c on.
Good virginia calves ......... 10 az
McdiLm virginia CalvcS..... II
Hest southern calves ........ . n
Medium Southern Calves..... n
Rough and heavy calvcs.... Sr
Good Lambs ................... llL4r
Medium lambs ................ ~ a. IL
Fat sheep Observation-Disclosures ::
Common To fair shecp....... > n
Fresh COW. aud calves So to $50
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,.. Lny, Universal Service
pn-t fnnycincni

N"w Yorit.Middling. vs.: stock. 1860
Minor port.-ENpOrts. i..co. stock. a.1li.
Total today.i..ceii .?.ii': exports.
ass: stock. 1851 ~.
Total FOR week-Rcce!p $685.. exports
80 a..
TOTAL Tor SEASON Receipts sEio,s; ex-
ports. i.sHsil.
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over $50: bulk. sSaogss5: pigs. icaY
cents her bulk desirable, SS.501 $50.
Hhcer Rccripts 1900: slow to - cents
Lowe; good and choice range lambs sold
klpD 'f.'': ~ natives aboyc 5000: culis
numerous at N.GpuS.,1: good Oregon ewes,
s'" good i';ht and medium weight ma
tlvcs k5.O n L.0n. heavics mostly $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29
COTTON MARKET UP SIP
A BALE AT NEW ORLEANS
ne Assnclateh prrs.l

NEW ORLEANS. June .s-'rhe settle
mcnt OF the British coal strk" and
covering movement among tho shorts sent
The price OF cotton two dollars ba!c
higher today on the most active months.
Covering IN tho near months was heavier
than in the distant and July touched il.1i
AZ it, best The opening was higher and
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RICHMOND STOCK slARKET.
Ivy CHskIc &. Rurch & Co.,
111S East Min Street.
City and State Securities.

Furnished Ivy CnskIc &. nurch & CO..
his East Min Street.
City. and State Securities.
Bid Asked
Va. is. Old c. & r. 1892 So,
Va. Centuries. 2-3.
c. and II. 1891 6'
Street hallway Honds.
Va. Ry and +. Co. IS. 100 Ga
Street HALLWAY Stocks.
Va. II. az l.. Co, prd. loo 81
Va, Ry and p, CON-. loo 10
Railroad St0cks.
r.. +. & P, Div. OBJ. 100 EOS
Dnnk and Trust Company Stocks.
American National :. 100 240
Broad Street ...... 25 60
Broadway National. 100 ll6
Commerce and Trusts 100 2lo
Central National -. 100 $50 l6b
church Hi!l ........ 100 l5s
First National ...... 100 226
Merchants National. 100 Too
liech. and Mcrch. 100 go
Nat state and City :. 1u0 200
Old Dom. Trust Co... 100 $50
Planters National :. 100 go
Richmond Trust 80. 100 %
west End ..... % SO
Miscellaneous.
lIarus & Bros Co.. pfd.
6 y. c.. particip.... 100 lo2
o. d. /. and s. Co... 8
u. L. r. s p. c.. pr. 100 "a
VIC. CHI. pit. 8 p. c.. 100 65
VIC. Chem, conn.,. 100 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-29

Illinois Central ref. ss............. 52ia
M Me- Marine Observation-Disclosures. 7.i1
kans.s cliy Southern rel. Us .......... -
ihrgett and Myers Js................ s.
Louisville ana NH.h. ur. is........... ~
M!trouri. Kan. and Texas lst is-..... -
missouri! Fac. zen. Observation-Disclosures. S-is
New York Central deb ~ ....... ..,.
norfolk nnd Western cv - ... lplt,
Northern faciHc - ............., ~,
l'cnn.yN anit zen - Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Heading gen. i-.....-.... -p..
k"nnbiie iron ana s,c"i o. 1910 odd SJs.
y LrH!H "ui san Fran. adj. ss... -
S'eab"ard Air Line ADJ - ...... =
southern Bel Tel - ...... IpidJ ~
Southern Pacific cv. - .... tb!hl 81
SrJiH"-U Railway Observation-Disclosures. 4,
Southern Hallway gen. is.-....... $50.
ichaA and 'acifc l., os.......... (bIi) -,
Union Pacific t............. ,bIL1 5si
'n,,i@d KINGDOM OF c. Is. and !. ;,.-
'.''.'....-.....,..... s5i2
Nw..sFinia Car Chemical ts............. 81
wilson and Co. CIV ss................, IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
BOB FERNSAMD THE FUNNY
BOWlMAWSA THE
Advanced Vaudeville Is Booked by Manager Rex for
Wcek-Bert Lewis, Singing Comedian, Is Expert
on Parodies and Compositions.

Advanced vaudeville IS oxempliiod
IN Tho Two shows Manager Charles
w. Rex IL hrinGiu. 10 III" A"li"mn%
ipr th" entertainment OF amustm.Ht
seekers In the Wcck commencing
With tho Monday matinee I;a"n n
IN" bi!ls Carries Scvcraj UUtahl" hits"
rom the II. T.. Keith heaters IN %cW
"rk. \ wcok of real joiiity is
promised.
Tho newest Ideas IN ~biackf,cc On
'"Ftnirmcnt are disclosed IN tho upVci
'ti"i hiT"rt!nG Ethiopian musical and
dhhc" farce which Will iutrulur. to
I~ticLm"ud bob Ferns. whose OF XII
nal Genealogical fun has mad" him
one ~ IA" 3trongcHt Craving cards
on IA" "hig time" thfI season. RoG
FERN Hnh his company are p"rS"ntirg
INC most uuiQu. biackfaco farce ,ho
'aie. The fainpGs genealogical cumiquo
"iU b" seen only in t%o Southern
cities Richmond ard h.Orcolk.
Featured h!sy on tho opening bin
Bert Lewis. singing comedian
Lewis is another or.Eiuul Ills songs
"'b lirp'l'S arc largely hts aMu
composition. IL has Il funny line Of
TX and MS peculiar way o. put-
ilnE ~ oyer, is said to %. .xcr:riuiirr-
-s laughter p~royogInV.
III" charms of music will ho d.m-
~eistrat'd ny thv Nusi,t, JuhnstonS
lfiSE ihstrufueutaIlsts. who oU-r
r.'i"dy and harmony ~ various forms
~" act Is Handsomely staged.
comedy '"tpi". promise an Amusing
"klt. ~ which They IIspI!ty thor yrr.
Saiili'y as singers. .ia ncors and mt
trr"rS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
NEW SCREEN ACTRESS
TO PLAY IN BACK PAY

COSMOPOLITAN Productions has
found a ness .e:een actress. Miss
i.lu"l Duru. ~ho 5 taxing an .mpor-
tgut part IN "rnck Pay" "a Fannie
IiEr-; ssory wii-n is being directed
hy FRANK HprHt.". Miss Dura is
tnc pryiuct Z orr, OF ihc New YorE
Hri matte schools. ana has had some
eNperlonc. on th" Speaking stage.
She wls chosen FOR her ncw role be-
Daus" the m~LHHp,Mcut OF the Cos
ulopnlli.u Productions found ia her
tH. essentials OF e gnod tctrcss.
TIM. company makes Z a point TO
study carefully the graduates OF rcp-
uiabio dr1inat.c schools ana 10 select
from Them those VINO Civ. promise
~ cn~vrl"pm"Et ltF casts are not re
cruited from girls VINO arc simply
pretty but Win Il view u their act
Ing ability.
IN Rack ray" which Frances Mar
iuu adapted for tho screen. Miss
Dura VIII play the role az Kitty. an
important part because ~ por'rays
the evil surroundings into which
licst"- Bcvius tSccna OWEN. a conn
try girl, has fallen Matt Moore ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Closing tho hiil viii come Higgins
and %i:'tt's. who haze n merry round
OF %:ancifuI fun They sing. dance and
capor h.iariuusly. employing surpris-
ing sc"uic ana mechanical effects ia
their tUntnukiuE
o;rncing the lin which comes
Thursday VIII be Tho Three Dolce
sisters siugiuE condolences. who
scored a pronounced hit here last
season. These talented girls are
among tn" most noted beauties Of the
vaudeville realm. The Dolccs nave
hihlt SOM" stunning dresses and hats
u b 1927 modes.
on tn" Same bin win be Simpson
and Dean. novelty fuustors. VINO have
a bizsrrr advertisement. said %
rb"pnh ia laughing SURPRISES.
From The Eurou"an mIs.c hnlls
VII CONF IN. Riuls. occcltriGurs.
~iih "a sIuur'ly staged 'un frolic. ar
ranged 10 tT"rh uuhortuully Tor Tho
astonishing versatility of c.tcH Of IA"
team.
Copspieuaua place in ,hc row show
N"n TO the Bosnian i.ro.hcrs.
famed aa "Ih" Hiu"sr ;sss Tugs Tn"
h'"fnnnF arc ~urunarl% w.'nuut /. su-
tctsr on ia" American stage iu tho
I"t th"y ar. presenting. tho, ituuor-
synHi' ~. sulftloss. happ. -Gu-i4.k.
'sit. of "cuIIj p.sHOn Their SONGS
and dance .trc ia Keeping wItn tho
quaint. fHnny characters 'hcy rrpre-
.eut.
Win each |y,udcyilGo SHOW thar.
"ij he .rta rtiiutrr aud Instructive
ir''t"h pi-i're :-.I,h,S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Richmond's Theater Calendar This Week

Friday and Saturday. Comedies
added each day.
REX-Art Acord. IN '"rhc White
l~iorScman.' Monday. Rex Beach
Special. silver Horde Tuesday
Helen holmes. IN The TIGER
Band" Wednesday,. The Avcng
ing Trail and Ioot Gibson. in
who Was the Man" Thursday.
The Revenge NJ T%arzan.'' Friday.
The Diamond Queen" and Beyond
the Trail Saturday. Comedies
added each day.
ODEON-DouGlas Maclean, in
The Home Stretch" Monday. Bert
Lyteii. in "a Message From Mars
Tuesday. Viola Dana, in Puppets
OF Fate" Wednesday. Norma Tai
madSc. in branded Woman"
Thursday Constance TalmadEc.
"Mana's Affair" Friday and Sat
urday.
NlCTOR-"Wcstcrn Fen and
Love. Honor and obey Mundny
and TUESDAY. William &. Hart. in
"Aryan." Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Ali-star cast in TIL Idol
Dancer" Friday and Saturday.
Comedies added ach day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

~" app"tl Instead hc found that
~" ia America far surpassed any
minis hr hhf; oyer heard abru, it.
30 %" sent Tor his family to Join MIN
and they Eaye reiuainod her" ever
since.
Mr No7.ahlalt viii be heard here
on N" night OF May Is at the CITY
AUDITORIUM ana although the demand
Tor tiCkets has h.rn one OF the hcayi-
'st "i TIA" season, thcr" are got some
good seats remaining At IN. igN
n'liee at tho Cyrlry Company. 2l&
EAST Rt"ud street, This recital by
tle great cantor tenor promises to
by 90, most unusual event al Tho
musical yuur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

CITY AUDITORIUM Josef
Roscnhlatt Cantor singer. we'd
nesday night.
ACADEMY keith vaudeville.
RtJCU-Justiu. Johnson. IN The
playthiuE II broadway" Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Eugene
u'Bricn. in "Giidcd Lics," Thurs
day Friday and SATURDAY. Come
dies added.
HiIpADWAY-"rhc Truth About
husbands AL week.
Lrl;Ic-"ratty' Ar5ucklc. in
The Du!iar-a-Yy Year Man" ION
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. nor
man Kerry and X"na V. Kccfc. in
'~i'roNicu,' Thursday. Friday and
saturday. Comedies added.
ISiS-Grorr. Ar,iss. in ''rhc
Dcvi!' all week. Comedies added.
Hl.CEBiitD Antonio Moreno. in
.,Thr"c Sev.ns Monday and TucS-
day. Frank Mayo. in COLORADO"
Wednesday and Thursday. Jack
i%crrin. in Tho outlaw" and VII
nam Duncan. in Fighting Fate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

received from Pauline Bush, who Is
IN china obtaining material for
screen stories. Famine conditions
nave existed for years. Miss BuYh
writes. and do not seem easily re-
incdiablc.
Excerpts of Creek PLAYS done hy
Cambridge Univ. rsity students are 20
be filmed iu. London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

NKyORDS can't do Justice to The Importance
w OF this special purchase. or the beauty.
freshness and charm OF these Hats. The very
finest quality and finish i'm the popular Black
and White liatS-renl iIOrSc-iIair Hats. fine
MilanS, Milan HcmpS and Fancy-Body Hats.
We consider it ii distinct achievement 10 offer
such n collection at'such Il low price!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Add Iiobar, Boswortb to the list OF
INDEPENDENT Producers. The former
Inc. siar is now at the head Of his
o"n organization and has commenced
The iIrtS pf a. series OF six pictures.
'Ih" sea Lion" In his cas-, are
Bessie Low" Emory Johnson. Jack
Gurus and iticharh Morris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

'h. principal male 'rol. opposite
Se.ua owen. and j. barney &nerry
also piays AN important part. Tn.
u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
DIVERSIFIED BILLS THIS WEEKS OFFERING AT TIE ACADEMY

cgu"' rs a iln directed ny Frank
BorzaE" th!S story created an un-
usual sensation and placed at least
iw" persons. N.ra Gordon and Mr..
forage. i'll thc international lime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Jean Ackcr vas severely bitten hy
a dog when n attempted to pet it.
Ihc wound - not serious. hut Miss
Nckcr may hay" to cease working and
L" To- the i'aSteur Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

on" Of those places where YOU drop
n!ckcis IN the slot TO got our chow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Cinema Happenings

That he is destined to meet and on
tcrtain the British royal family. IS
the word received by Harry MYERS.
For from New York come adviccs
tfat a special print Of "A Connecticut
Yankee IN King Nrthur's court" in
which MIR. Myers plays the tilt. role.
has hCcn sent to London. The show-
'nE IT this iilm at buckingham Palace
VIII praccdc it's ~rclcasc in ~.ngland
and on the continent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Scenes OF an Arctic storm and a
tropical hurricane are in "~rlaythings
o; Destiny" which stars Anita stew
art
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

That terrible famine conditions in
China arc due to bad politics and poor
forestry equations. is the statement