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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Issues Cali for Naval ne,crvc..

WASHINGTON. oct. 2.--Secretary
Dcnhy today ISSUED a call for volun-
tccra in the naval reserve forces. re-
Iuccd from 100000 to barely 5000 by
his recent order disonrollinS all mem
hers OF four reserve classes not on
active duty. Mr.. DENLY. in L letter
which has been sent to each re-
9crNist. explained that the depart
mcntS action WAS made necessary
ty lack OF appropriations and pointed
out tho opportunity of joining the
sixth class volunteer reserve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Auction sales
AIPALathIiS POWER COMPANY
NOTICE. OF a SPECIAL MEEIISG OF
STOCKHOLDERS
TO THE sToLnnuLuEns:


, nestins 81 toe s;os."o.ders OF Appa-
tile Oincr OF saiu cCui.AH Room No
a!s h4t4i. Be4.G.ns "a tEe city oi Rlcn-
.; Octo".r. 1874. ~ 10 o'clock IN Inr
torenoo" OF 'H"t DAY ior ;hs to.lowin.
% 70 consiaer ana act upon ! PROPOSE
TO" to gr.-te Svagcd .nIrotrui.rs, 10
-" amount y. ga .n....su du..AIs ,SU.vJU.
80 ~ ISSUING s!A 1H.'!i"H dollars ~.
Vuu.9eO, % seEvrL. msSgLs.he uGi.us, !n1
ta..Ls A-sIs- 1919. bearing I"IcsoSt At
nam. suCn n-w Oo...= 10 sccuEcu hy 1,
n-H rv"ur-! H.o!tG-rr or iTust decd con
st.t.-I"S = !!rn GA all the property and
ff.-n-!i.ats o! app .1eh!in rover Cosu-
'"i.t ~ ~" coan.Ger :...4 Itt ..u1ia'd
n"sii'"4 70 ""I,y' III ,tn .2sas ci h.e inii.
seven pef c"tt SeS.ISd b"!d bonus 10 be-
dated AuHust ! ..-t. ."d Ia vAecution
;eiIlun dO..sGh N!6.CUY.1 300 Of new general
p .ho.SsaSe seven per c"Ls soid ooTus Or
SAID SECURED so!d BONDS.
80 ia case s"ia So nii.i!on dollars 60
SAID ave r..iiOn dollars ,sJ.OvO,Vvy) OF
niieen-yca seSun per cent secured gold
uIcGsv ui said s.A million dollars ,;U.UUJ-
900, %: general mortgage bonds To seeuro
n.le,n-year seven r.r scni secured god
bonds. and 40 r"uiy the action OF ;ho
tUug!2ins I!.u yI-Scni Iasuu uf t"O mi!
i.oH A.o hundred tnousamG dollars Is..-
As.,r sesen ger cent occurred Soia Uonds.
T'JiiJ 10 approve .aU forms u. II iru9!
iced aud .nduLluTv under MH.Cn SAID
GENERAL mortgage bonds aLa SAID niieen
year seven ptg ccnt secured sod DonIs
are To De secured %Hd issued i'sprGtsSIy.
ana To idt..i and agi.o'e Inc ..'IU6S-
invits made ~ tHc board OF directors ~
TINS tOIbIany Tor TIE retirement aaI can
c".aas!on VI the million uo!!aTs co.
OVo,uOc) OF SECOND mortgage bonds OF in;s
lteaSrd To ,CITe AS outstanding 5old
arcHEth SO.d HotCa due February J. 1880,
and inc retirement and cauCGiat!on oil AL
OF ~'i.d Oohd secured 6old notes of TINS
tho aItion OF the BOARD OF directors IN
authorizing the issue Of such shares OF
The hTst preferred SOCK or company
a. may De necessary to iuin. Ihe ar
arrangements LOT the retirement ana cancel
latlua OF SAID bu;d secured gold notes.
60 To adopt rally ana confirm all tn:
dissolution aud acts %; the board ot dirrc-
lOT5 OF this COMPANY III connection with
III" execution OF said general mortgage
and sIId trust IndCuiuIc, the ISSUE, az
collation. OF the bond secured gold notes OF
TN, company. tho Satisfaction. az tnr seq
u!iA mortgage OF this ,any and the
iss.Itacc ok certain snir.s the urst pre-
%, To transact SUCH other business a,
may come before ihc meeting.
The sluCh books or iAv company w,r,
closed AT the close OF BUSINESS ON Sep.
TENDER Is. 1921. and will remain closed
until tho opening oi business ON OCTOBER
tiy order OF the board OF directors.
IL. w. OSBORNE,
Dated. New York. September ~. ISL.
Tlr. BfsSI AID In this column Is th. -
that tells AL tGS facts about this nronn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
Victim stabbed to n.n,h.

WASliiNGroN. oct "a private
vendetta was believed by local po-
Ice to have led to the Inurdc, OF Vito
tomico. AN Italian stor, * c"pcr. whose
body was found To-Day in his shop at
capitol Heights. sid. a suburb OF the
capital Seven stab wounds wcr"
round IN tho mans ches, and his face
had been hacked beyond recognition.
contents Of The cash drawer h"d no,
hccn disturbed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

In execution OF deed OF trust.
recorded In the clerks oiiic. Of the
Circuit Court Of Hanover county. in
Decd Book 81, page SO. default hav-
certain notes herein secured. and be-
INK required so to do by tho holder
of the past-due notes. secured in
said deed OF trust, 1 Will. Oh
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9Th. 1921.
Clock L. NJ.
sell. on the premises. the following
described tract OF land:
All that certain tract piece or par
Gel OF Land, known more particularly
rs the EcT,iOu Farm. toEri.cr with
al the buildings. improvements.
rights. privileges and appurtenanccs
thereto belonging. situated in Beaver
Dam AagistcrIil District. Hanover
County, Va, on the east side of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. i'm
mcd!atciy at Nerdon Station, which
said tract Of land is bounded on the
west by the lands OF Nolan. on the
south by the Oxford Road and on
NE west H. tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. and containing a.i.Sj acres.
more or less.
TERMS or SALE: cash suIlcien,
10 pay tn. cost ~ the sale, including
trustees commission of . per cent.
tax biz for 1890. prornta tax 1924.
on" note ior $500. with interest
from May .. 1871; one Interest note
$. 1871. ana one interest note for
$4,000 from May 9, 1921. and the
balance as follows one interest note
FOR $500. November t. 1921: SGo.o
interest note. November s. 1921; $4,000
interest note. May 6. l92c; 10000 in
terest note. November .. 1922: $4,000
interest note, November .. 1921:
$4,000 interest note. May s. 1922:
$4,000 interest note. November 6.
ls22; $4,000 interest note. May .,
1928: $4,000 interest NOTE Mayor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

MEM ORLEANS, oct @-Acccpt-
ancc Of rcccnt wage reductions WAS
voted here today by union loHEshorc-
men HI. new scale is for g. cents an
hour. vita a dollar for overtime. It
rcprc"cnis cuts of Ia and 90 cents.
respectively. and covers :, period of
"a year. during which they arc under
contract not TO strike. Minor points
az difference remain to bc adjusted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
DRESSMAKER
MADE WELL.
Followed a Neighbours Advice
and Took Lydia E. Pirkhan:'s
Vegetable Compound
Vernon. lex, =" For three years
9uilcreiunLold aConyeach month, with

pans IN Ny sides.
! found only tenn
porary relief in
doctor 8 medicine
oc anything else
[ took until my
husband saw an
advertisement Of
Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. linen
toned it to a
neiGhbor and she
told mo che l,,,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

salute of seventeen guns as he
entered the main gate. Rcar-AG-
'nirai Hugh Hodnan, corumaudaut OF
The Firth Naval Dis ana his
stan were at the gate to Sacct their
guest. and after the customary for
maiit!es. Admiral countz ana Al
'n'ral iiodman made an inspection OF
tho base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

'''''<''i$.1A'sA D NE ylli iyA
OCTOBER, 1891.
At 1870 l.. VI.
,"': by auction. upon The premises.
~ property located as above This
- a ec-story pressed brick dwell
'HS @! ten rooms, embracing the usual
cohN"hichces, with lot OF 3uXI5O fret
~ an aiiry ~ feet wide. The dwell
no WIS erected under the Supervision
o! KS former occupant and owner
VINO not only knew how, but saw 70
KS neihg properly done: therefor. lis
mil MINI 10. are antnc!cntiy largo as TO per-
~ cach respiration (somethiup nnt
consincred in this day and rsuera.
uoh). as opportunities Ike unto this
iuil attendance OF all i'm uursi ~ -, "a 81
Investments Va H1ic
FILMS; one-third cash. balance in
,w1 equal instruments. payable at 6
purchaser 10 give her or his m.r rne
table notes FOR the dyfcrycd M,
n'vHts OF the purchase money win
,t'r.ost added from day OF sale. and
thc ,It'e 10 he retained untiI nii thn
purchase money ia paid and - o o,e
He!ihcc ordered by the court or III
e''"'' az 'hc ortion OF the purchaser.
JAMES W. AEbERSOE
special Commissioners
certify that the bond required nv
me above decree of the Special con-
1890 H.iS pccn uuiy given
'iTcn under my hand This yatb d,,.
OF September. 1921. ""S
Tcste:
cHAs. o. sAvILLE.
Virginia = IN TIIE CUaY,,suv
NNSSEKr OF THE CITY Of RICH.
otto q. Braucr
AT Mrrthur Preston Thissel.
~ ~ having debts or demand,
IIEainst Arthur Preston rhisscii.
,. thtVins been directed by decree on.
ILL.,, IN IN. above entitled caus. -,
.,.riH - 1921. TO take an accoiint ~ ~
ne debts ana Liabilities of ,ha 4t
. ,rd"ur preston ThiSselI." ''''
tnn having been further djrec,o,
sly sly noticc Of the time and ni:,cn ~ ~
,,.hiS said account 10y pubIi"atino,
w. MN , pubiica!ion shall he e,,uivnIcn;,
NJ ctsonai service OF notice IN 81,
parties In interest. an such n az al
"n' nertby notified that I hav, III
M4hday October -, 1921. a, ~
o'clock. a.. NJ. in my oflicc rno az ~
irareiers Building. Rjchmnnd ~, -
Is ahc time and place TO prorrca -,
'Een under my hand tbis 1..b a
OF september. 1921. ""y
Fill. II. SIIEIJb
---------- commissioner in Chancerv
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES AucTIoN SALE

\ VALUABLE FARM. KNOWN AS
" T. II - "" ON THE. CIiESA-
PEAkE ASD OHIO RAILROAD.
ABOUT THIRTY MILES NEST
OF RICHMOND. ~ II \ NOV +. x
COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

Els acres. four miles from station IN
James E!v"F Division Of &. s. o. Sia- iooin
hols' IN rOpd condition; several email out
buildings. fenced ana cross fenced: 100
acres o."n. balance ia youHg timber. good
bOi. i.r!c", - 900. on Easy term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
AUCTIONS iECILS
- ---------=-----
Legal Notices, III
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
SAFETY
Room No. $40. C!,y Han.
Richmond. Va. October 7rG le:l
legal Notices
rR ORC SALE


SEALED PROPOSALS will b- received At
iHiH "rlcr unit. tr'dAy. DctUb"T ..st. !ttl.
e.. 80 "rlpti, moon. tor M inhalation
Of q heating -y-t"in IN iIf" g.u.slU- House.
.rcti"i 1T second Avenue and stuart
street Highland Park. EIchrluat. "a. &C.
c"filpE t. .iiuS and s:.'ci'irAti1n. az pre-
itr"i % Mrasre. ChrUr". amt Johns.
architects.
i'.ans and spec incatiors can boz seen
aud other Information can Uc had EpOn
Application 4: ths building lA-v.CiDr' /.
Ori lev. Egon No D5. CIiy Hal
y ccrtin.i check FOR Iiyc guIr; accom-
I'tny All propo.a.s. and - bond equal
to - I~r cent OF The amount Of contract
Si!i u required %. :hy 8ucc.AS:It bidder
Tn. Director ~ Public SAFETY reserves
IN" right /" reject any AMI al BIDS o.
i-Tcd.
wM 81 MYERS
D!rectOr ~ i'uv4Ic safety
Richmond Va. sept 20 Iysi
The annuA! ID""t.ng Of the Mayo Land
I'D Bridge ComnSny HIll or h.io at The
t.-Gs OF the company. Mayo Island al;
O'Clock J.. ii. Wednesday. October s
1874. FOR thu election Uf officers and such
other ousiucas a. anay come b.iot. ga i'd
meeting.
SOL cUTCIiiSS Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

2aG acre, ON improved state road. three
miles rom itatton 90 James River hi
vision O; g. = - Snla!i house, new to-
otccO barn: wHter-d by well and creek.
Il good SJiEht tobacco farm. Price. 40
Yer ECFr, c.t.y ttrinH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
SOL CUTCHlNS. Secretary.
DiSPLdl CL1SSTfiEU
BY X. l.. cIiAFFIS * Co. INC.
Twelfth ami Main Streets.
LOTION SALE

Twelfth ana Main Streets.
AUCTION SALE
y SPLENDID TRACK Farm OF
FIFTY THREE AND ONE-HAlE'
t53-l ACRES IL iiEHKiCO
COUNTY. ABOUT TWO MILES
FROM TILE CITY OF RICHMOND.
On THE PREMISES, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER {. 1921.
At IL o'clock 81
About forty acres OF Tho land y
cleared and the remainder in timber
which is sufficient for farm purpos.s
cunning water on place. Thls prop
crty .ies on public road leading
from The HarNlc Road TO the cr.iyh
TON Road. and adJoins the lands OF
M:"ars IL" Wis j.. ELLIS. James Carrot
Matter J"tcr ana lines Good and
ihriiiy nciEhborhood. Small barn on
-!I- place.
TERMS Two-,hirds Of purchase
'rice IN cash ana n" remaind.r to
-'i purchaser within reason
* IL tliAFFIS Il co. ING
AnctiOn.crS
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Wnnlctl-To Rent
kEAL NSIiTE FON SAFE
FarI.is and I.nnd for Sale {
FAHA BARGAINS.

F"hhS--If YoH wan, 10 ouy - farm. s.e
treat Eastern Land Co. 30i-503 Mayo
iu.iuluy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03
By HRoOES u RICHARDSON. INC,
and
h'" ZIP ;. ROSE CO, INC.
Real Estate Agents and
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
No. II W. Cary
Street

In execution Of The below-.uet-
toned decree. | viii. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 5rH DAY on,
OCTOBER. 1891.
at t:ap T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

REALTY AID FINNi5CE CORPORATIONS
p!' VIRGINIA.
LMc NIflh L.--.-Lth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-03

THE i5rsI AID In TINS coiumn II the a.
mat tclis AL ias incis about the propo.
clifton
YOUR drug store Is q Dispatch Want Al
Station. nv
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NEW ISSUE


payable Reserve
Lonhs n;rcf .n,gabe)
nicenbe at
axe Q tiHue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
POULTRY SHOWTO OPEN MONDAY
WILL BE BEST IN HISTORY OF Ik1t.
Ell PASO POULTRY ASSOCIATION

est ever seen in FL Pa - r. ve go
only IS outside entri, tban zs0
while there are nov NOR, go -. h.
arizona was the only : - ~
represented at the last shol ~ ~ -
year there viii be exhibits fr Ir.-f-L,
sas. Oklahoma Texas New
Colorado. Arizona and Calnorn. "a
All OF the available display Y -
for such purposes has been taken ~
the local poultry SEED and SUPP -
houses
Mrs. Z '. Bundby, who has q ba55iy'
chicken hatchery at Las cruces, VIII
ave Al Interesting exhibit showing
ths Incubation and the hatcnlns o.
eggs she viii also demoustrate the
shipping OF baby chicks
One thousand dollars In prizes VIII
be given away IN addition 70 rieoons. =
speclsl CUBS and trophies A cup VI
be Offered by the FL Paso Poultry o.
sociatibn for the best birds eIhioiteiS
from the city.
The FL Paso White Wyandotte club
Is offering cash prizes for the best
Wyandotte from Texas New MEXICO
and Arizona
The ri Paso Poultry association
under whose auspices the show Is Pc
ing given, has received Toru ths-L
~ p Pierce OF Chicago. who Is 70
Judge the exhibits, IS on his way 70
FL Paso and will arrive Monday. M.
Pierce has a national reputation a. =
Judge Of poultry and Is memoer OF
the American Poultry association
Local breeders are planning 70 OF
ganize the Trl-State Poultry assocls.-
ton at the coming show. This VIII
embrace chicken raisers from Texas
New Mexico and Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
WHAT BREEDS OF HENS ARE
BEST FOR BACK YARD FLOCK

Hens OF the medium-ElEed breeds
Plymouth Rocks. Wyanoottes- hhooe {
Island Reds, and Orpihgtonss---1aI .
best suited TO back yard conditions-
Large hens kept IN close Confinement
srs likely 20 get too fat 10 lay wen
Small, nervous hens are apt 70 oe-
velop such vices as egg eating ana
feather eating. The bad tenoencles
mentioned do not prohibit the keep
ing Of large and small DEeeoa n
snail back yards. but make Il ueces-
sary for the keeper 10 use eLtrEordi-
nary care 10 keep them in GOOD COP
ditiOn and productive White alAe
lighr colored varieties are not desir :
able for small back yards. because,
rheir plumaEe soils too easily
As g rule Il IS most satisfactory 70,
buy hens % local poultry keeper Or
dealer in 1--we poultry DesiFaola
small flocEs are frequently offered by
people who are obliged BY change Of
work or sof residencs 70 sell their
poultry Dealers IN 1--we poultry
everJWhere sort out from their gem
eral receipts the hens that snow good
breeding and quality TO sen to back
yard poultry keepers.
When satisfactory stock --canno1 be
obtained locally, the auverris 10 E.
columns OF newspapers that carry
poultry Advertising should be con-
suited, and the hens bought from the
nearest breeder who can supply what
z
For the back yard flock kept 20 pro
ducs eggs only Il IS not necessary to
have hens OF extra good standard
quality. What breeders OF standard
poultry call choice utility hens are
as good as any for egg production
and cost but little more than ordinary
mongrels. Hens OF this grade in the
medium sized breeds are usually
little under standard weights and
have superficial faults unsoUnd-
ness Of color. or frregulsrity Of maElz-
inEs. OF OF the shape OF the comb
which IN no way affect their laying
capacity, but make them unfit for e1-
hfbition and undesirable for breeding
purposes
When buying hens IN person par
tirular attention should be Eivon 70
general condltion-whether the bird
seems vigorous and lively-aud to the
appearance OF the comb and the con-
dition OF the feet Healthy hers have
bright red combs and bright eyes,
say poultry specialists OF the United
states department OF agriculture. A
slight paleness OF the comb Is simply
an indication that the hen IS not lay
fng at the time: hut a bird whose
comb has either q yelloTish Or a
blush cast should Be rejected, Tor
these are symptoms Of internal dis
orders The skin and scales or legs
and toes should be smooth and the
solss OF the feet soft and free from
corns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
GIVE FLOCK A BATH TUB
But FILL IT WITH DUST

Chickens never wash. as many
other birds do, but cleanse themselves
BY val1oWfng in soil Where board or
cement floors are used In the chicken
house some means for busting should
be provided during the winter nlontbs-
saw poultry specialists OF the United
States department Of agriculture For
a flock OF 50 20 SO fowls a dust
box by feet OF BY 4 feet viii
generally be found large enough. and
should be placed Whefe Il can be
reached by sunlight during "a much
Of the day as possible
Fine. light. dry dust ls the best
kind with which TO flll the box but
sandy loan IS good Road dust Is
recommended by many, but It Is apt
to be filthy. Coal or wood ashes may
be mixed with the soil II desired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Shell Shock No Defence
For SfeaLine. Judge Saus

Kansas City. No. Jan S.-"Shell
shock" which explains many vagaries,
Is not an excuse for taking an $500
diamond stud Judge Latshaw ruled
IN criminal court He sentenced
Ernest Kinney, 20 years old. OF 1905
wabash avenue. 70 three years IN the
state penitentiary.
IF I took the stud don't remem-
Der IT. said Kinney 7 Waa aheu
shocked "a the va e1d 90 many
strange things 81 t1plsa q uenoryl
H6fn Rosd EaaF Iudepsnde1oe Hos5
Gafd the4 Elnasy TOOK ne dlREoud
While & dinner Eres3 * TalyoT' sihona,
The police say Kinney later pawned
it for $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
About Broadway Plays And PLAYERS

NEW YORK, Jan S.-We dropped IN
IN the Mcbride headquarters recent
" and took q look at John Nc
Brides theatrical barometer Mr. Nc
Bride has map Of the season on his
wall on which an undulating ink line
tells how things are going in the
Broadway amusement business. At
present the line Is headed downward
and indicates that the seasons busi-
ness is off about 25 percent from the
high point. Mr.. Mcbride expects q TO
90 lower, but says a reduction IN
theater ticket prices might retard Its
fall. Within the past week he visited
general manager Long OF the ShuDert
enterprises and urged a reduction in
top prices at the Shubert houses.
Some OF the ticket brokers have
inauEurated new plans 10 help them
meet their running expenses Tyson,
Inc. has sent out notices that a
charge of 50 a month viii be made
on all credit accounts and Mcbride Is
now charging s. = year on these ac-
counts These charges are made. it
Is explained. TO carry part OF the
bookkeeping expense. Cash custo-
mers. Of course, do not encounter
them. In addition. It IS now the Gus
tom TO charge % cents for the deliv-
cry Of each order Of tickets sent OUT
Mcbride says It costs him 80 cents 20
deliver such an order. The brokers
mentioned use the 80 cents over box
office price plan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Why wasn't Rome blilt in a day.
What is a foothin. and what rela-
ton is It TO a Gus Hin2
Who invented hash. and what did
he put in It TO make boarders sus-
picious2
In what year did Simpson Legree
write Uncle Toms Cabin" and who
was little Christmas Eva2
How many popular song writer's
have used the gal and PAL rhyme
and how sore does 81 make you2
What Is the political condition OF
the republic Of Scorpolitan, and what
difference does II make2
In Beethoven's shorter in A rat
Basement. which finger hits the G
IN the major scale profundis2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

win be held at the Century theater
Friday afternoon. January u. Daniel
Frohman has obtained the assistance
in the proposition Of Margaret Anglln.
Nora Bayes. Florence Reed, Nay
Irwin, Marilynn Miller, Patricia Col
nnge. Frances White. Julia Arthur,
Ada Nae Weeks. Holbrook Blinn.
E'r-nk Bacon, Leon Enrol. Edmund
Breese. Frank Browne. Edgar Selwyn.
Fred Truesdel. william Taversham,
Harry G. Browne and Alphonse
Either. Ms Fiske has bought 2 gal
lery seat for $50, and two orchestra
seats have been purchased by Frank
z. Storrs for $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

During this month 3 K Keith's
Ford ham theater at Fordham
Road and Valentine avenue. will
be opened by E. F. A1bee. II VIII
have six acts Of Keith vaudeville and
photo drama. over in Brooklyn
work has been started on the new
Keith Orpheum. It viii play the same
bill as the Palace. 3. S. Moss is
completing the Atlas. at Prospect
avenue and 161st street. and the
Grant, at fremont AMI Webster ave-
nues- Through Mr Woss's arrange
ment with llr. Albee. these houses
viii offer Eeith's vaudeville.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

saw a fly walk mp the wall,
And wondered why he did not fan
To me IL was a mystery
And even now Il puzHied me.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

crat She sleeps IN a coal bin
The passing Show for 1921" opens
at the Winter Garden tonight
Ethel Clayton. film stan has start
ed for California aftHr spending
Christmas with her mother here.
The Selwyns, Arthur Elammerstelu
and sam Il. Harris have Joined in in
wiling crippled soldiers 90 the We'd
nesday matinee performances OF
Tickle Ne, Jimmie" and ''Welcoma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

TheVe is but one porcelain bath
tub In Hoxie, Kans-. and itl is cracked
so badly one must battle rapidly or
lose his bath through leakage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

P. Hands gets a salary OF sf2,-
500 a year and $4,000 for Expenses
r. F. Yves. Thomas played the
male lead in New York DOR about O
season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

other day, and he sad TO the young
ster:
kid. do you know where little
boys who steal pennies Ngo2'
TO the penny-tenLiarE, I guess"
replied the boy. At leastN Mr. Wood
says he did.
A well known actress. midNle aged
and rather fat. called at the hVme OF
a friend uptown recently. but found
she wasn't IN AS the actress turned
to leave she saw the friends httle
boy on the sidewalk.
Tell your mamma calleQ,
George" she said I'm awfuIlN
sorry I missed her
oh. don't be sorry replied Georges.
Mamma won't care"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

what IS the gender OF Hcho3"
Feminine"
Why
Because she always has the last
word"