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Evening star., 1921-02-13

James Sloan of New Jersey felt in
terested in the- result of this meas
ure The people here. he said. have
nobody to look to but Congress to
make legislative provision for their
well being: he therefore considered
it. a. duty to attend to their desires.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
WILL ROGERS STAR AT
 PALACE THEATRE SUNDAY.

The unique personality of Will Rogers is said to be revealed to ad- vantage in the new production, 'The Strange Boarder.' That a man is no less a man but rather more because of a trusting faith in his fellow men. is told in this new Goldwyn picture
 He is supported by an excellent cast of contrasting types and the story from the pen of Will Payne, the Saturday Evening Post writer, holds the spectator throughout.
 Will Rogers plays the role of Sam Gardner, a rancher who is double crossed by friends who persuaded him to enter into a deal, the out come of which proves disastrous for him
 Sam Gardner is a modest man. a real American country type. who is game through all his misfortunes, and who, for the sake of other people makes sacrifices which re- veal the manhood underlying the frank rugged honest surface
 This picture may be seen at the Palace Theatre for two days, com mencing Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
1fI|z@ll z@EllQSEg2S{E4R2 E4

in "Behind the Door, The follow inG is an article appearing in the Moving Picture World regarding the production's first showing:
 ."The men screamed with horror. For behind the door they saw some thing that robbed them of speech, a nameless terror that chilled their blood
 What was it? We'll, that would be telling. It's all in the picture. Behind the Door is the title. May be you read it in Golfers Weekly Gouverneur Morris wrote it. If you did. youll admit thlt it was same story. Strong, dramatic, unusual exciting.
 Tt is a Paramount-Artcraft pie ture. with Hobart Bosworth starring Bosworth of The Sea Wolf and other Jnasterful pictures. Behind the Door is story of the sea Bos- worth is the captain of the ship.
 'It will keep you on the edge of your seat during the entire show- ing And you'll be es surprised as anyone at the amazing finish.
 Irwin >Willat, who directed that thriller of thrillers' The Grim Game. directed Behind the Door In the cast are Jane Noyak. Wallace Beery, James Gordon, Dick Vain and other. Ince favorites.
 It is on Sunday an Monday at the Coliseum.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
KNIGHTS ROSE CROIX HOLD ANNUAL EASTER j
 EXERCISES SUNDAY.

On Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in odd Fellows hall Alaska Chapter Knights Rose Croix will hold their annual Easter exercise of Relight- ing the Lights. For the first time since the establishment of the Bodies in Juneau, the Chapter will hold semi-public exercises to which ladies accompanied by Knight Rose Croix will be admitted. The follow ing program will be rendered:
 Piano Solo-Prelude Op. 3, No. 2 (Rachmaninoff)- Mrs. l.. L. Hard- ing.
 Solo, Tenor--Star Of the East MT Geo. Oswell, 32'. Accompan- jed by Mrs l.. l.. Harding. Ceremony of Relighting the Lights
 Address-Mr. Lester Dale Hem Gerson, 32'. &
 --Alleluia-Mrs. H. l.. Faulkner, Mrs L. D. Henderson, MP. C. E. Harland, Mr. L. D. Hender sen 320.
 Violin Solos-Avc Maria (Schu -WilholmD LAbeille "The Bee (Schubert) MT. Willis E. Nowell. Accompanied by Mrs. Ned Carlson.
 Solo The Palms Miss Lois Nordling.
 Piano Solo--Arabesque (by De- Busey) Mrs. Ned Carlson. Friend" is laid in England, and Miss Dalton plays titled woman of the aristocracy. Some distance from the western dance hall roles, or the arisian underworld type she portrayed in her last picture.
 It's a mystery story of rare qual- ity-one that'll keep you guessing clear to the end
 Joseph DeGrasse directed this pie ture, which is Thomas H. lnce production. This, story was written by J. B. Harris-Burland.
 It's a Paramount-A Aircraft.
 It is being shown tonight only at the Coliseum.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
"GIRL IN NUMBER 29" WITH FRANK MAYO

Screen plays are classed usually as dramas, comedies and melo- dramas, but the management at the Palace Theatre promises a blend of all three in "The Girl in Number 29," a Universal production starring Frank Mayo, which is to be shown tonight and at the matinee tomor- row.
 Frank Mayo, who will be remem- bered as the star of "A Peddler of Lies" appears in this story as Laurie Devon, young man of wealth who has collaborated with a friend. Rodney Bangs, in the writing of a play. When it proves success he is satisfied to rest on his laurels. His friend vainly at tempts to interest. him in the writ ing of other stage stories. Rodney finally enlists the services of De- yon's sister, and together they plan to put thrill into Laurie's life.
 One morning Laurie sees in his mirror the reflection of a young girl. She is holding pistol to he~ head apparently bent on suici le. Devon rushes to the adjacent build ing, takes possession of the weapon and offers to aid the girl She in- inmates that she is pursued by an enemy who is driving her to self destruction. Then Laurie finds him self in the midst of maelstrom of exciting adventures. Just when the entire story threatens to become a tragedy, curious turn of affairs transforms it into a delightful com- edy
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26

this production, will regret it. is and one half hour show, with Weekly and Iravog. guaranteed attraction for Juneau cheap easily and quickly forgotten, but big picture will remember for months Our five orchestra will the following starting o'clock and the of the second show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
THEATRICAL MAN HERE; ATTACHED TO PALACE.

J. E. Burke, a we'll known theat- rical man in the states, has arrived in Juneau and will be attached to the Palace Theatre. according to an nouncement by Manager Spickett. For the present, Mir. Burke is gV ing the Palace the once over and as operator. He came north from Seattle where he has been for some months. previously attached to a Denver agency. Mrs. Burke accom- panied her husband to Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT
 AT PALACE AT 7 O'CLOCK.

Tomorrow night, Mrs. William Burford and Miss Carol Beery will appear together in concert at ' o'clock at the Palace Theatre Mrs Burford will preside at the piano and Miss Beery at the pipe organ
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
Dear Citizens of Juneau:-

Dear CitiZens or Juneau:-
 I wish you would tell all of your friends that l have taken great in- terest in Behind the Door" found out from the booking agency in Seattle that the production might go to Alaska and I asked where it was going The agency manage ment said Why. to Juneau and of course to the Coliseum I have seen this production many times. All go and see it when it appears at the Coliseum in Juneau, for you will not be disappointed, no matter what price you pay for admission.
 Yours for big amusement,
 (adv1 MAX STRUBBLE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
DOROTHY DALTON TONIGHT AT COLISEUM THEATRE.

Versatility is said to be Dorothy Dalton's greatest asset She never apepars twice in the same kind of a role. So every time one sees a Dorothy Dalton picture one sees an other side of a personality.
 Her latest picture, His Wlfe's
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
CONTEST WALTZ

co mp to the Jitney Dance Satur- day night and enter your name in st.e contest waltz for April 2 Val uable prizes given. Watch Empire for particulars. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
WOOL.
underwear,

Two-piece WOOL underwear. sl.50 8 garment. Two-piece COTTON underwear. 75c garment Can you beat it? WILSON'S QUITTING BUSINESS SALE. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
SUNDAY ATTRACTIONS

COLISEUM HI obart Bosworth in Behind the Door,; weekly and travelogue. ?ALACE-WiI Rogers in "The Strange Goarder"; Pathe Review, FioIlroo~- soys ia "The Chicken Hunters"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

OLlSEUM-Dorothy Dalton in ...His 1 Wife's Friend"
 PAIAcE-Frank Mayo in "The Girl 1 in Number 29."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26

Furniture moved and stored Heavy hauling done. Juneau Trans fer. -ady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05
Sunny DUCROW
nv HENRY ST. JOHN COOPER

| smiled frankly. I'm glad TO know
YOU, she said. She looked him straight
IN the eyes. Il like you." she said
| like
THANK you" he said. You don't
think. you don't know, how much l
appreciate that. I shall remember IT,"
That's all right" Sunny said. sc
They were rather out Of breath by
the time they reached the theatre.
What about that feller?" Bert asked
What feller?"
The vis-count."
What about him2" Sunny asked.
You look out, that's ALL" Bert said.
What are you talking about?'
You'll be marrying him afore long
IL you don't look out"
ME! 70 Sunny laughed. low can ]
marry. 'im2 Amt. you and me engaged
to git married in twenty years or
thereabouts7"
Bert wagEed his head
"A feller don't look at no girl like
he looked at you more'n once less he
means something. know. I do. You'll
find yourself she-viscount, or,whatever
they call II. II you don't look out. Ill
bet he's thinking about you and I'm
getting married"
Sunny laughed
you go and eat coke |" she said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
FOUND! WIVES WHO DO
as HUSBANDS DIRECT
Love. Honor and Obey True Some
iiuics ia Lives OF Movie

Aayic" to all husbands: II YOU
..-"$ M"".d BOSS your wfe, enter
,There'S Hugo Eallin. for instance.
"i;c aad the .meekiy cboys. It's Ma
re! tals ANA Mabel tina, when tho rec!
begins - Ioil.
And there's Allen iIoluhar. He
commands ana Mrs. Iiolubar submits.
"G,' down on your knees. Icg Tor
, ,,.'.T.$; Now cry Get ~ on your
Laugh AZ M, Turn around. Flora.
Liz up YOUR Cnin. i'ui moT. pep in
E"Ur step, Now do !; all over again.
Ih"ta INC way Carter Dc!iayer or
a.ra MS wife :roUnG
Ladies how! YOU like to have hu..
Han.s Ike th,i?
Fal. irs all in the movies nailin
hi-ec'.nE Mabel BALM in Fast
~ hn t.i@'r last 7.c'ur" VAS Ia
That losing business onlv goes
do saE t1at Hgro and Mabel AZ.
f.Y'..io.y in toy" with each otncr
Nru all know who Mrs !i1lutlr e.
Hnu' ~Nc'S Dorothy PhN!Irs
Alsn and Dorothy :rll IN love eight
t'nr ago nrd are stiil ~ love They
.nih Ire loSs"d IN. tartr bungalow
Har..- and Flora prIiaven teamed
together on IN. StaEr They Lav.
-S'"! to-. th,- IN MANI Gins. tn"
gie ~ Which arr Twin Bads" auo
"'.|r tri iu IA. Taxi
'art'r - q truck gordeu.r v.Nrr.
ho's not directing Ana II YOU want
2" Enr" WHO makes hin scraDc or
mss shoes before he comes tIto tho
kt'"H~U. whf Just ask Mrs p"ilivcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
SULPHUR CLEARS UP
ROUGH OR RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Nude
Smooth, Says Specialist

Any breaking out OF the skin. cvcn
fiery. Itching eczema. can be quiCkl y
overcome by applying Il little Mcn;ho-
sulphur. declares 4 noted skin spc-
cialist. because of it's germ destroy
ing properties. this sulphur prepare
ton begins at once to soothc irritat"d
skin and heal "ruptionS such as ra u.
pimples and ring worm.
II seldom fails TO remove the tor
ment and disbursement. and you do
not have to wait for relic: from ON
barraSSnncnt. Improvement quick Y
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain n small jar OF Mcntho-
sulphur from any good druggist and
use ~ liit" cold crcam--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

vale Thorr. Of Dallas. wex. presidcn,
N-'.ona' Association Of isfe Under
writer's.
10 2o-"The Selling Process. or tho
9''.'"tE Of the sale harney Fear
son. of nallae. TOY.
lHo5-'fyuam.cs Of Ideas" pr.
Hr"sgr iIord, Davidson Co,lcro. y. {.
1851. business lnsuracc." charles
W. Sao.ei. AZ Pittsburgh Pa. cx-
p'.s.ae"t Na'ion"! Association OF LII.
Underwriters
Adiourmert for lunch.
Insurance 70 Cover lrhDrl-
'aHs e. TaN"s. yry!il" Thorp. Of psi-
las, 4rs-, ores den, National AssCcia-
anon ui i!f" Underwriters,
Saies.aI hip in Life lnsur-
ai'r b.l,c~ H. Thurman supc!fu-
'yn1ent ~ AGENCIES. Mutual Bencti,
$3.50 SURPRISES.
income Insurance" Charles
~, e Pittsburgh -. OK
president national Association Of LIZ.
lut'rNr!tcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

berg. Norfoik y. l. Wright. Norfolk:
poro;ny =. Thomas. Richmond: Vic
tor c. Moon and wife. FreGcr.cks-
burg. w. +. Hendrix. Norruiil. Rohcr.
Boswc!k Nirgi,ia; .'cnl ii. .L,ncapr
j. Char!"tt,Svl!e: " x Evct.. Nor
t"!k: Llstc. Daniel. .ran,ic": Mrs.
w. NJ Harris. kcntridsr: j i. Wat.
h'ns. Lyrghbur&: Mrs J -. Watkins.
i.N'',..- - L. l.. 7!.,.s'.. s..nt,t..
~. nunc.,n Ncw ', News. AID
Mrs Koea Wilde. Wayncsborc. Va.
J"ner>"n-lionry $. 'renbcil Nor
-o'k. MIR. anh Mrs. NJ. j. Wo!cp,t.
Norfolk; Patsy l.. Candan. Quan,i,o:
NJ ami Mrs Il. y. rlrson, Asoury
Park. y. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. j. - As.
Einwall. Norfolk. Mrs. T. c. Johnson.
fe'nhe rton. y G; Lieutenant .,i. H.
smith. Camp tust.s: Miss Mary Hi.h-
ards .. HrccnVi.ic. > e: Miss Eleanor
Richardson. Greenv!!c. :. c.: ~, -.
Aiken; .!r. :. -. y. IT, Powell. OK
;;9f";, ). -; : : i'nrham. lIendo rson.
Noy.oil. = =, an! ,M g.. -. j; Hatcher.
N"rtoiE VA ! {. u. wilson. Rici.-
mend AZ. and Airs. T.. Z. E'idwin
tG Ga Till @hT 3 !, I !Io<,sr
Ce'Gmhtt. : -. h L.. w!t:,. I'us.>'r.
Sumptor. : {: Mr.. ana Mrs. j. l.:
DAYS. ,oak i!ili. ". Va; {. II. Con-
Hcrrn:~--r =. Hen shaw. Marion.
',aui NcCnlYelD l.ynrnru~:. Eryaa
.'i..t."r. NCvIul, l. =. N.l!h:;,S IN
,'2""; 9. T.. Young s;"s,,. Mount.
W. q. ,ieaiba,-'r. pUcha.u \.
g. u ". Aero" Snith. Flo"ruc,.. :
9. -. Edwards. Darlington. :.
=. j. II fo.''r. ErooKnr.,. -. y.
>! '"rf. i;uriinEtua. y G.: Charles X
'i.Ni it"t Springs. Va: :. e. itic!-
EDISON, Nprful's. Mrs q: T. lnr-.,t
stony Greek. Miss kiiIahc:h Jarrett,
Ietershur%: G.pr-r T.. King. MI" ard
children. Miss Lucille l;awiings. Fed.
,,,r.irhShur$: pr. II. j. Morton.
Hn:gcrs--c Massei. Norfolk: r. IL
Arnold. Durham. y. g.: seldom Wake.
city, {, II Williamson. winston
salem. y. G.: @. VI. Ganord. city: i.
T.. Wingo. Jr.. city. T.. II. jones Va.
=; r. Norris Norfo,i; BERNARD II
- H0pcr, city. y VI. Spinder. city; Il.
II. Wright Newport News.
'"Ain&,on L. Word. Newport
}; ws: l., Z. Penny. Raleigh y. G.: j.
Williams. Ma!dcns. Va. ana r. e.
Moore. Newport News. VA.
S'"nnfs-i W. Doyle and g. \
,n,r"M": Ei!Sct NJ: Joseph Freedman.
tiam!et. y G: Eill Thompson. lack
norn Norfolk W y. iltesssom
i,re dericksburc: - W f:rdaj!v. I:hus..
.ltN. y: ~ Wainwright. Ncwport
N"ws: H. " Iiarwood. Camp Eus,is.
-: -. 't@S woo!. Roanoke: j. +. uoT-
:oGn"Eo, II 7 Holmes aud q. NJ
o;anord. Souta I'M: l.. &, Cree,
,Hadstone: NJ. W. Ia%man. g. W.
= .nn, ;l"hr Cummings. Quan:iro. q
- 'auAm Hampton: George Whit
,r"id: Franhlin: g. Il. Palmer and II
l.. COrWiN. Yorktown 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA
AND THE TWO ChROLINAS

Richmond-.l J.. Robinson. Rich
mord; J T. BURNETT. panville: J. II.
nieres. Newport News; e. L. t9SH:
=. : ADAMS. Henderson, y. g, Miss
/, Y Baldwin. Roanoke: w. : inndT.
Bristol: T.. y. Carter. Gate city: ~ =.
Johnson. Monroe. y g; w. VI Harris.
krno- Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Il. Nus-
lwOn. Hupcwcil: V. J.. Stcn", ASH
VILE. = g.: &. y ltur;. Williams bIrS
II Y Chick. RichmoU;i y. VI Easter
lin SaIrlgn: =. y. pnrker. Rich
.,an X -, NJ. ai.i Mrs II. = !;ar-.
rpW. rurmvi'lc. T.. -. Taylo", IN,
= wnsvill". y G.: y IL. Hpllnr"r.
Dhgsc CITY. l.. u. Gueuant. pNro-d.
y a.; - ! Cuuiu. oXioTi. y. e. W.
STABLES South BUstoH. II. Il. Nichols.
Sc0ttsvj!lc, Edna L Allen WilmiE.
ton y G.. ". -. Adams. Roanoke;
r Leaning. H!uNmond; thirty
Rittor. Richmond: NJ y. Malone. VIII
liawS burg: 7. @. Watkins. South Bog
Ton. q -. Hilbert, Roanoke: Grin
stcr md Wife. Norfolk; l.. W. Ham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

funeral services were held at the resi-
dencc Thursday afternoon a, 3:3O
O'Clock. conducted BY DR. Thomas 4.
Smoot. OF the Centenary Church. and
assisted by DR.. Thomas g. Johnson
o. the Union Theological Seminary.
Ihc pal bearers were: T. G. Digs.
y Z i,iGES. w. +. Mcilain. Clarence
Sih'i H. j. H. Triton and :. T.. Iuillam
~" i* survived 10y her husband and
four daughters which are. Mrs \ g.
nlfE.i Mr. rimui; Simmons. Mr, q
- 'H'N" - NhNtrrSt. Va; Miss j.. T.
S"lcmnn, OF l.ynca1iir- Va. ana ono
SIN toward y tp'"N ~. OF Nash
v''' Fem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

dclphiH February p, w,r. c,r,,,
inHESutE morning. March 3. at 10
ES,,n"h.. tronD Sacred Heart Cathedral,
inlo.ihent was in Nj. Calvary Gem
nttH Mrs, Grand. before her mar
riase. was Ianic L. Manning, OF ibis
- hhl daughter OF Mrs. Margaret
~ n,'hNihE ana the lat" William !
., ,'t.''i'; SEc .$ s;r.!Vtd by nor
ni" ,"hh. iu"thcr. Two sisters and ~.
.,,",htrs,. Mrs. ~ y. Icr!.ius. Mary T.
"""h,mE, OF N"Ahing;0n. -. g.. James
~, an I ~ MannlUs. ~ C.nC,i,nmti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

coli. aged ~. hUgband ~ Mary lace.
IN! ticcoli. VINO died q his residence.
ilI North Srveptn street Friday ar
Quoted from - Peters Catholic
tAurCh THIS afternoon at 3.2u o'clock
i:eS!GcS his wife. IL IS survlvrd bv
;hTsc chi.drcn--luui>. MiClI.l and Al
pima also Iris mother Mst two Sis
'"rs IN italy. ANA on" brother. Nruc-
d"o rirc"ii. OF this city MIS-. cicrc!i
- "iste" al Policeman Cosimo La..-
N,nI. Second rnL!ce S,nt.nm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Who Found Policeman
Fred Dawson's Money ?

Who foun,I Policeman Fred
h!"SOn'.' pUckctNouis:
lie wants 10 know.
N"Sterdar while coming III IN :,
nnd II" wen! huu.:r, last uishi.
empty because he d!dn't have tho.
y" t." started TO town With And
u "as Just li;ile pock ethnoa
" anyone !inds i, ;hcy would
confer y favor on Nj. DAWSON by
1'ah.un ,titnG with him at the
N's.- fclicc Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Mnuutafnccrs i'm Fond

'IN'IN"NTT OHIO. MarCh 5-N
Sn".Cl&i To the l:nuuivcr from Hluc
h"id W. Va. says Sheriff Il. u. Hunt
TONIGHT tv!cNhou"h request for an
armed fore" Of deputies TO Join him
NJ Lrlucelpn. when they will proceed
To Hilton Mercer county. where a
feud is in progress between two fac
iions ~ mounta inc"ra.. In fight
carly today man named HuEhc.
was Killed Later III. factions FLASHED
again ana Eghting is reported To- he
heavy Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
,.,r~. .lnui. lee .nurs,,r

f1i' ra. sc,, ices fu. Mrs. .ia,:i.
80, iurSi"n. aged -. witc .: ~. f.
OF. 90 81" NORTH Iwgu;.!-syV.
e." N'fv',. "iii to conducted tins
-. .""";i ~ O'Clock fTou ST i..tir.
'''ngd!s' thUrcn. IU;"rmon; Will Lc
1t onh Mood. Mrs !hU-Ston l.. sur,
&C" ~ htr husband. pno son. lrVil..
lay EuhlUk. ;f,c -tcrsouS. m.thnr
hkC br0thnrS an. wv sis,nrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Delegates 10 tn. annual convention
of the National Editorial h0svc.at ION.
which VIII Il. held in .Incksunv ill..
ria. VIII bc royalty entertained ia
Montgomery tomorrow They viii
spend the entire day. Arriving early
in the morning. they will Il. driven
IN automobiles to the country home
OF f.. j. cramton. where break fas (
VIII he Served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
In Hotel Loobies


l.. H.. Adams. OF Durham. y. e.. at
the Richmond Hotel yesterday ;.0wcd
with optimism as he related moss ms
city had pulled itself uut Ut tas wa:-
Nay toward its O.i-iimc prosperIty.
Eyer! thing is busy ucwn noIns, :
SAID Mr.. .tdams. Tile li,tlc stir ,hat
caused the bis; mills to work uI lal;
time amd some OF them 10 close alto
s"thor. has settled down into Il line
ortoHS oi conien; and prosperity. The
."ttun mills arc running; on full :im".
"!th almost as many hands at work
as before the shutdown. and the
LiEGSu " Myers factories are in fail
Glast. notice You all are looking
tCr reduction in gas. There is
something OF u stir d"w!i home Cont
GaS Tac company. ne all think. -
chnrGinG to" much. ami council is t."
take the matter MP. y number of our
folks are coming ur 10 the lGp.e
mcn' Dealers convention next week.
and a bi. crowd OF !;otarlan>s is Pre-
ynSr M Noriclt, n.N; month"
Nh. Adams Is he su the interest
.. The N.t"risi. = publication dc
voted 10 automobile news.
#moe@.ne his lips roninisecntiy.
dent OF tho jcu,rsOr Hotel Corpora
ton. was standing IN the lobby of
the Jefferson Hotel yesterday calm
). surEe! ing the Hr!a oNpansc OF The
,u cuba
:, looks mighty GOOD. OF course"
: shed 'uinHr. 'uuS..Nr. ''n'i after
q irN N-rCks III IUDa its mi.:n:. CRY.
III ia" i'Hr was IN 'GhI. lruin one
ud ~ the island 10 the other. on t.lu
coast aui inland. | SAN not cN"n che
.nnn drunk. II one wanted ~ iriuK.
hc got IL and went MS way. w" seen
quite a number drunk in Eich;nu.i
md Norfo!iS since Got back though"
Colonel Cg3Solvc Will 80 10 Norfolk
IN a day or two returning To Rlch-
nond 70" - longer stay about the
middle or last OF the coming week.
Jimmie" Manning. UP from Palm
Bcacl. ut Murphy's yesterday. said
he was almost bcw!ldcrcd at tho great
change In Richmond since h. was
here ave years ago. Looks like YOU
have already got that 10000 YOU
Manning. When | ic:t Richmond
ave years ago | could walk up BROAD
street and meet friends and acquaint-
&nc"s ON every hand. Now. they al,
look Ike strangers. My. but the old
town has Grown,"
MIR Manning Is in tn. autornobi
business AZ Palm Beach. lie WAS in
The cigar ana tobacco business here
It number @: years ago. and SAYS he
y Ill always have that old feeling in
his heart Cor Richmond palm Beach
has become the great American win
ter resort" he said. >'cpplr from
all Over the country are there" They
come from the Ear West and from
the North. and everybody looks Hike
they are wa!low!ng in wealth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Mrs \ " roloman. = venus ~
*gr H'cd Wednesdays morrius at tn.
nom" "f her sou-iu-i,w, Albert .
DiEES. int Cha ;mhnrlnNmn ANnnnr- 1hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

"f . pin or tn!f" into tn" flesh. Not
only hard coraS or soft cYrns but
"rrr: Kind ii corn or callUS gurrcrd-
US TO "G,ts-It" and rccls RIGHT OF
u takes just u fcw seconds 10 stnu
,hc pain WITH two or three drops.
90 70 your druggist today. Got y
IOttir OF "ic's-ii' Costs hut n
l".N- everywhere. Tour money hac;;
Il no; satisfied MD ~ l.. i.awrcnce
8: 10. chicago
SOFA IN Richmond by all druggists.
-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Mrs. Brnjnmin GRIND.
Funeral services for Mrs. I..njainiu
Grand, who died in her home in IN liza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
TODAY MAY BE YOUR OPPORTUNITY
HELP YOUR MOTHER

She be suffering from THOU
SANDS OF WOMt!I SUFFER From THE GREAT DiNlTA
LZNG WEAKNESS AND NERVOUSNESS by
without suspccIEg the real of their trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

IT WAS YOUR MOTHER WHO MADE THE FIRST SAC
RIFICE THAT YOU MIGHT LIVE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

WHEN ALL OTHER FRIENDS TURN AWAY FROM YOU.
YOUR MOTHER YET REMAINS II you i'll. it is her
der hand that strokes fever brow. II financial disaster
ove-aHcs and hard earnings of
all others forsake THERE WILL STILL BE YOUR
MOTHER with words OF and cheer cady to
any sacrifice that may help you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
SSGets-It''
The Corn
and Callgzs
Peeler
Thi, Corn Remover il Guaranteed.

Relief from corn suffering follows
IN" app!ichi!on Of ',icts-li" almost
rs quickly a. pain follows the thrust