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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
RAINBOW GIRL" WILL
Be STRANDS OFFERING
Clever Musical Comedy, with ca
pablo Cast, TO Open Three
Day I;npnyrn,c,t

Founded on Il comedy Ia, ,oo
Is; Jerome. The Rnin6ow Giri ""'a
II, ,, comedy. is said to hay" aii
rmteriainmcn, or high merit. Rcn'
mona Wolf II dramastic editor ~
not. ana author of tho books oT NOV
H,a III musical comedies wrote tho
,,Erlcs. which were set TO music hv
LOUIS y. llirsch. 1t is the proneriy
or Gleason and BLOCK who made ,i,o
nt"IuS,ion Two SEASONS agO, opening
M, ~ ., thilad".phin. Visits were then
m'ue TO Shiugton. baltimore ANA
HxoSi"n; prior 90 the opening at the
New Amsterdam Thuatcr whnr. i,
nag brilliant run.
:, Was "a prime favorltc in New
FORK. remaining through all OF the
NOT summer months a, tho Gainty
iheater. whore IL moved after the
Now Amsterdam run. From Tho
,,aicty II went I" the Illinois The
a'er. Chicago, where the success was
duplicated. |, TX now booked on y,
continental tour Tor tho current sea.
son. making 1t possible for thcater-
so,nrS, other than those Of the metro
noIlthn cities, 10 View this attraction.
rhSre tx but ono company OF ".rhe
Rainbow Girl" which xiii br .rnn
~ ~" strand tonight. Friday ana
~. u,,mtday' ana Saturday mntinc"
The production, in four interior
S"ts. was painted by Joseph rrhan.
ana AL furnishings ana trappirIrs
are In harmony with his artistic,
Giaai,,"ns. rhe girl in the case is
~ II Large chorus Sam Sidnan ana
Frank harrington distinctly differ
ent in their methods are tho lead
,nt C"mrhinns joseph Daniels IL
liam Clifton, Jane Eurby Marrare,
N"rriman, Johnnie Jordan. George
i.ydeck"r aud Julie Eastman. The
Rhinhow iifi" Just You Alone" and
SouE hits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
SCHUMANN- HE|NK WILL
SING TOMORROW NIGHT
Large Audience Will Nttcud Con.
cert OF Great Contralto at
Auditorium.

When Madame Sch,,mouu-IIoinl;
SINGS mere tomorrow night ,In1,r ~.
direction of the Southern NusicnI
liur"'tu she VIII he assisted lv t;oorrc
Morgan prominent baritone. whom
Ia. critics declare To have n ,nos,
satisfying voice. the a.co,npauist will
DC Natherinc hoffman, who has been
associated with the artists for many
months. The concert takes placn al
the CITY Auditorium and Inc s.,t
sale Indicates that the house viii be
crowded from the platform TO tho
doors.
IT is declared that comment ON IN.
furious VOC" of the diva IL super
hunus. ior tie great contr:,lto who
,ohhN stands pro-emincn, is declared
70 u" az IN" zenith OF it's beauty.
Aithoush native Of Gcrmany. the
SihHrF mas round her greatest sue
cess IN this country. OF which she be-
'"ui' cillHeh many years ago, and
S"hic "l nor most anprociativc audi
thrcs nave been comprised of otter
men ana women of foreign birth TO
"mosh she mas sung at ELLIS Island
since early in the season tho con
c'rtS OF Srhnmann- lcinl< hnvc hccn
received with tremendous applause
making her tour one continuous ovn-
u"h; Tor she never sings over t:,c
h""uS OF her audiences, nor docs Sh.
"S'hew Inc best ana highest in music;
non proHrains are a happy blending OF
light and prctrntiouS numbers. which
please all listeners. \ 10 nor con,
discount il offered on the regular
price Of all tickets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
MACART AND BRADFORD TO
FEATURE ACADEMYS BILL
ticNrr Comedy sketch VIII Hc Pre-
scented BY Noted Vaudeville
Team,

i:nufhlng acts crowd tho new biz
Which comes To tho Academy OF
Music today for the Week end. I've
stellar features OF this charac,c,
have conspicuous place IN tho show
ono 81 thcsc is :hc team Of Nucart
and hrad'ord. established favoritcs Of
the keith "hig time" W!ll'sn Ma
cart and E;hy,ynne bradford arc
assisted In their presentation OF IN"
mirth provoking skit. ~ Legitimate
Hold IN" hy Mark Sullivan. singing
ana dancing variety comedian The
not comes h"rHld"l an 0ti.. Of the hcs,
comedy hits o' the season
Jennings ana Mach, blaCkfac" fun.
makers, in The Chmoun;lgc TaNi.'
arc on tic same b!ll Thoy are
"kn92cknhoUtS NTH an absurily
c"mical frolic. The team has been
'"cn her" before ami VIII he pleas
anily remembered Til" ac, they are
"f"rin4 this season is entirely new
IorHthy Nps,. ChaUicuSc ana come.
dlcnuc Viii contribute" q dainty sing.
nD and comedy turn She also cS-
hlbiis smart costumes In making her
changes
I.chr ana Ball. novelty ar,its
PROMISE an original idea In fancIful
entertainments. ana closing the vario-
""'"d hill VIII come tho Van ccllo-
"nu give an astonishing cShibittor
~ foot jug.lcry. III" motion-pie-
tire Suppl"Glcrt 10 tho vaudeville,
lis. 81 especially attractive 1t in
Guides tho newest releases OF tn,
Iathc news service and Topic o.
the Day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
FRITZ lelBER WILL GIVE
SHAKESPEARE REPERTOIRE
distinguished STIR VIII Soon br Er,-
cured In Notion Picture Pro-
tuctions

PihySocrs and movie fans Of Rich
m"nu Viii have mn opportunity next
Week ~ see in person not only a
great ShakesDcaran star but "a mo-
ton picture figure of unusual bril-
nance when Fritz Lcibcr comes with
MS company TO present four OF
HhaEcspcarc's best known plays at
NE strand Theatcr. For more than
h!tc"n years Mr.. Leibcr FhaS been q
successful interpreter OF big Shakcs-
r"hrran roles with leading players
ana companies. He is probably best
known to playgoers as leading man
Tor the popular Robert Mautcll. lie
was also associated in similar en-
t"rprises with Madame pctrova. Julia
Marlowc and Zen Greet.
Probably no other actor in A,ncri-
90 IS better adapted to kindly ruloV
either In pictures or in tho spoken
d"hrnn. For this reason the Fox
INNS saw Ill 10 star MIR l.rlbcr i'm
TWO features. king Solomon" and
'Th" Queen OF Shuba." Tho shakes
p"aran star Is being starred uppus-
IT, Miss vivian Martin In thoS. Yea.
lures. Ito demonstrated HE fitness
tor the screen particularly in tho
picture with William Farnum. If
Were King
During Mr.. I.o!bcr's appearance.
here he viii be adequately supported
hN an exceptional cast. Including Irhy
Marshal. Virginia Bronson. Louis
Icon Han John Burke. Arthur Row.
John Hickey. Wallis Roberts Kath-
crime SHyr". and a Ecur" OF others.
Mos; "n"ctiv" scenic inV.stlcurc and
illumination VIII be employed In the
staging OF all his claburat. rtper-
tolre OF plays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
KlDNtPED rs YEARS AGO:
JUST LEARNS IDENTITY
Harry :'ei,nr Learn. secret on Death
bed AT I,"n,nn Who ltniscd Him
aud Finds sister,

i'N Associated Press
cIAI;LESTDS. :. c. Jan. 5.-Kld-
napcd ~ Wrightsv!llc Beach. y. q
twenty-five years ngo, Robert HIVES.
Of llautO, ia, has just found out ;hnt
ne has sister in this city and that
his name IS not Hayes, but Harry
T-bOc
on July %. 1875, Harry Tcboo a
chIid ot seven years. was visiting his
sister. Mrs j Il Turn"y. at Wrlghts-
vile y. c. Iio strolIod out of the
louise carly that morning and siaca.
then has not hccn seen by any al his
family In the meantime. Harry had
! cen carried to Nautn, Pa. and there
h" grew To manhood lie was given
tho name cf Robert Hayes
rchoc SAW service IN France. and
whcn he returned to the United
states. found tho woman who had
r"nrcd him on her doath he'd She
tried 10 tell aim % his identity. bu'
eli that she could say was Read tl,e
Bible" IN her Bible he found the
story nf his bcirl: kidnapped. including
Ms name and that Of his family and
thrlr residence"
Recently his sister Mrs. ]. r.
Turney Of this CITY advertised tho
circumstances IN magazine which
Hayes read. He answered the advcr-
I isemcn' aud has arranged for u fam.
lily reunion here this sprtn-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
COMPLETE HEARINGS IN
N. & w. TRAINMEM CASE
fsonrd VIII Take Tp Compiaints or
tontl mcf0rs AEniust Railroad
Intl:IN.
iBy Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Thc United
States hallway Labor Board COM
plctcd hearings in the controversy be-
'"ccn brotherhood of hallway Train
men employees OF the Norfolk and
Western and Inc railroad. Tie de-
ciSion of the board. II WIS said. will
not be announced for 81 week or ten
days
-Four cases on the same road. sub
miiicd by TN" Order OF Railway Con
ductors VIII he heard tomorrow morn
ing.
The board was called upon 10 de-
eide in the case of the Norfolk and
western Company whether a sick
employc. who was alleged Ia have
accepted whisky from friend as a
medicine should he discharged for
drunkenness
According: 10 the submission Of the
brotherhood Of Railway Trainmcn.
Ernest Asbrry. a passenger brake
man. was taken sick on December
20 1919. 4 friend gave him some
whisky AT the end OF his run and
Iat"r in tho day he went on duty
again Later nc had To he assisted
nome and was in bed for several days.
the brotherhood submitted. Ashury
was discharged for drunkenness
while on duty. according to the
brotherhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
SIaii,csc Twins.

MIS-. T 2. l.. I.ynchNDr" --Th"
~Iniu"se twins. Chang and Eng. Who
were born IN 1911. died within II few
hours oi each other Al their home n
North Carolina January u. 1874.
hang died hrst. probably OF II ccr"-
1,ra. cot, during the night. When
Eng aWukc and found his brother
dead %" waS greatly frightened Tn"
nervous shock was too grcat for his
constitution. his heart being greatly
"ni-roi"d. aud he yielded 10 a fatal
'sL'"p" u may Dc added that the
autopsy revealed that whil" there
Was Il pom, OF common scnslbility.
,h"T" w"r" no large vessels common
70 hctH. and no free interchange of
circulate on. In the Judgment Of sew
era medical men there was nothing
l" prevent 4 successful operation In
J; had been done when they were
III vigorous health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

MI Governors have been invited To the
Harding inaugural! but ih.rr'li be nothing to
Say to each other after they get there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
PH!l-AOEL PHlA PLANS
STREET-CROSSING SIGNALS
Quaker tity pniire WIN Further
Sai"nnHrh Dangerous street utter
srC.inms With Nch Li:its.

riiILADEIpHlA Ian. 5-Fla.h.
IShi danger signals arc 10 be placed
at street Intersections in this city. IS
additional safeguards against acci.
dents ~ night il was announced to-
DAY hy tho electrical bureaus.
Rcd ANA green lenses with power.
iul incandrSccnt lamps enclosed II
an iron case and suspan,,cd from
poles or from extended arms are to
lac used fur the signal. The system
VIII lac 50 arranged that the red anS
green viii Hash alternately at in
t'rNalS Of few seconds. They vii
be placed So that they may he OH.
served from AL traffic directions ar6
at considerable distances.
The signals are intended only as q
warming to drivers that they are ap.
N:caching a dangerous intersection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Riches.


crave no wealth in worldly goods.
"A nshinG stream contcntmcnt's woods
Arc much more Ia my liking
What is "a millionairc's estate
Compared with simply feeling great
When spccklcd trout are striking"
cold in grave is furnished stun.
:" no plenty has. has not enough
No odds how high he piles it:
Hut Nature. from her plcntcous store
fecus TIL you can't hold any more
Nor sordid greed dcnles IL.
\ sunset in the stretching hills
VIII cure my spirits sorcst ills
Whcr. gold would never cure them;
And when my soul needs solid food
have no taste for shckei', brood
And hardly can endure them
For what men live for. after all.
is freedom for the higher call.
Eat few there he that hear IT,
All thnt nccd--thc thing for nc
Is woods. the sky. the singing sea
And forever near IL,
crave no wealth of common sort.
nor crmnes. nor the empty court.
With all their follies giving:
The only riches l desire
Are those that lift my Impulse higher
Ma crown the joy of living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
FOUR CITIES BIDDING FOR
CONVENTION OF LAWYERS
Mayor John Calvin, OF Cincinnati
Heads Committee Ia Bring %
There
GRv Associated Prcssl

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-Two Sos
sions az the executive committee of
The American bar Association which
opened a thrcc-day conference here
today were held today. Very little
business was transacted however,
most Of the time being taken up with
Informal conferences aud cntcrtaiu-
mcnt features.
The principal business 10 bc taken
up By the committee. Will he the
selection OF convention CiiS for the
annual meeting. Cincinnati. Lou!6-
VILE, Minneapolis and New Orleans
VIII present invitations Ia the com
mittce. Mayor John Calvin. OF Gin
ciunati. heads a committee from his
city. which is WaSiuS an Interesting
contest 10 secure the convention
The board of editors o: the Journal
of the American Rar Association also
held session this afternoon. ONLY
routine matters wrr. considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

'aE public halls with genuine satsrac-
lion the announcement that Senator
Eocs Penrose has so far recovered his
health as to be able TO return to Washing
ton and resume his legislative duties
The Senator is one among the ublest
Of the few really big men in the pub
lie service OF this country. and his dominat-
ing influence as leader of tho majority
party i'll Congress is unqwestioncd Had his
health not completely broken down early
III the first session Of the SiXty-sixth Con
Eress. il Is conceivable that under his guild
anca it would have accomplished far more
IN the way of legislation 10 bring about
reimbursement 10 peace-timc conditions than
MAS really accomplished Lacking lis ac-
tive leadership. the Congress devoted most
OF its time To playing politics thus throw
ing away golden opportunity TO do real
service
Big problems still face The outgoing
Congress, and bigger ones the Sixty-scvenih
Win Senator rcnrosc's return To his du-
ties in the present one. there is the assur-
ancc that his counsel will have much TO do
with determining the character Of the an
iFonr!ation bills, the passing OF which will
consun" most OF the time il has at its dis
posal, together with the emergency relief
biIS mat are intended 10 lessen the bur
cen that presses unduiy heavy on the coun-
tfy's agricultural interests With respect
10 the appropriation bills Senator Pcnrose
can h. depended on to exercise his innu-
cncc in favor of the most riEid economy
consistent with governmental efficiency In
the matter or emergency relief for the hard
pressed farmers, his knowledge of their
needs and OF the limitations upon the au-
tlior'y o! the government, in respect TO rem
dcriHg them aid in tho crisis through which
tnry arc passing will prove inyaItable in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
TO Ten Time win Your rInnd..

W y y" S''aIihiicId.-HOld your
thHMbs touching one another hori-
""hlalIy ana extend the forcnngcrs
pcrpcudIcularly. No;v hold Tho hands
toward me sun so the shadow of ono
hnIrr iai.S upon tho other or upon
IN" thumh Of the other hand Where
IN" thumbs ioiu is /. o'clock. The
tip OF one finger 6 s. NJ. thai Of tho
other T. NJ. The shallow viii ,.Il
you what time II * with more ac
onracy IMAM YOU can estimate IL from
tic sums position In the shv. after
YOU hay" learned through cNpcrimnnt
ing what ar" the approximate hour
marks on your improris"d clock"
,,"W:v"F. ! Shon'd be- remembered
ihat these positions viii change w,i,b
b" seasons. accordin. as the days are
ION" o. short:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
a. j.. Y. a. Inhor>es the rase,u,

aWIHEN the future historian shall Pc
w view tho records OF Virgins. and
make note OF what has been accumulated
in historys behalf BY the Association fn,
the Preservation of Virginia Autiauities
his !abors will be lightsnod and mi. task
rendered more delightful by reason OF the
papers which have come forward from the
able pen OF that associations president for
the last seventeen years Mrs j Tf.ylor
Ellyson. In those years, during an Of
which she has laborcd without even mo as
distance OF secretary, She has presented
many historically valuable pap.r. nm,
none more valuable or more entertaining
than the one she read AT the annual meet
ing Of the association on Tuesday a, the
John Marshall House
The a. T. V. A., as j, is popularly 4n,v,
has done & wonderful work in the prnsa-y-
ing Of Virginia's ancient landmarks. q WARY
which rightfuIly bcloUga to tia state but
which the State has shsmeiully mogle.,r1
Years ago. realizing that many uf its mast
historic spots would be obit.rsteC ana Io.,
TO posterity IL action for their preservation
were not taken this association began Ire
patriotic career. With scanty fuuds ,nh
endowed only with the loving energy of it's
members, il began Us work and now ,lI
Virginia and much Of Tie world kucws
what it has done. Most notable Of us
achievements arc the restoration ana
identifying of jamestown Island. si,o Of
the first permanent English settlement I'm
the New World, and the preservation of me
John Marshall home in Richmond. now it's
headquarters. Other historic spots have
been marked and many a famous site and
incident In tho making OF the nation which
otherwise night have been forgotten have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
Up With the Times
Try -. q, 10.

comnInininr now ,h,, ,h n,.i,,. ,: :" DC
them right whom ,hsy ar. ~. n,,n. ,h ,'s
IN. X a. IN th ,rna,inn 1919 ""o sa'e
So lon, as ,bis eu,n,or ,,.o,,,o ,., ~ T.,
The midst of nicnmonI.s w,n,n, ,o W. ,,
roai m,n " - 'e So''s 'or the
Richmond housewives ar. 20 have douo,.
s,ro,i, a., - "'"''"-
ineton. W " ''''
wa, M, , " .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
The G. O. +. WrcclcrS

WO motives undcrlic the Republican
plot to destroy the Federal reserve
banking system as at present constituted, n
plot to which the attention Of the nation
was called by James NJ. Cox during his
campaign for the presidency. One motive
is found in the traditional. fundamental
doctrine of the party for ccntralization; the
other, in the intense hatred the party's
leaders have for Woodrow Wilson and their
consuming desire to tear down anything
erected during his administration
So far the first OF these underlying
motives may be involved. no one will deny
those committed to Capitalization the right
To insist upon the experiment which they
have sought TO foist upon tho country for
many years AS for the second motive,
certainly the controlling one. the Republic
can leaders may find to their chagrin that
in spite OF the enormous vote they piled up
in the recent election, public sentiment will
not countenance tho destruction OF nnan-
cial system which brought this country
safely through its greatest war and is
working satisfactorily i'll time OF peace,
merely 10 wrcak post-mortem vengeance
on the administration that founded it. and
permit its Republican successor TO build Il
monument to its own achievement. Pub
lie opinion admittedly is volatile, but there
arc some lengths To which it will not go,
sttutions threatened it may be expected
TO balk. no matter how it voted.
The Federal reserve banking system
stands today as the greatest financial
achievement OF any administration. and it
should he far above political tinkeriag or
outright assault. 1t is sound in conception
and efficient in its workings. TO attempt
its destruction now by the abandonment
OF the regional system and the substitution
OF the discarded Hamilton Adrch plan
would fall little short OF suicidal for il
would place the country again at the mercy
OF Wall Street. In the light OF past sor-
rowfu experiences the United States can
not he expected to submit tamely To an
ether subjugaton To the corporate money
power
The President elect, publicly at least. has
not expressed his views on the plot which
now stands revealed Whatever his per-
sonal opinion, he probably will submerge
Il IN what will be made To appear the pub
lie demand. 1t is unthinkablc that he
would give his assent to the assault merely
for his own political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in
fathering substitute. Wall Street and
the centralizationists will work effectively
ana quickly TO create an artificial demand
Tor the change that Senator Curtis has sug-
ScStcd. That demand must he met and
countered by demonstration OF the real
public sentiment. which insists that polt-
ical hands be kept OFF the nations banking
system, and there is no time to lose in
making that sentiment known so unmis-
takably that the incoming administration
Will not dare to ignore it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
Thc why's In coryx,.

Copyright 1920 hy National Ncwspaper Service
doctor after me own heart tells this story
"hile paying a visit to patient in y street
was asked by the next door ncirhbor TO
stop az passed found the three children
chasing about the house with some fever gen
Graz ina!a!sc and loudly running noses In
formed the mother that they all had coryza.
coryza. Is IL dangerous?" she asked with
tho usual mothcrly anxiety
Well no. not ms general rule" prog
nostcatcd guardedly
rs ii catchine?" was the mothers mex,
question.
Very CONTIGUOUS. spreads like wildnre in
IL" early stage" assured her unless the
H"tcnt is Immediately and completely isol-
"tcd. Your children have caught it because
somebody ignored that little duty
co-riSe-ah. she repcn ed thourhtru!ly .'co-
'ize-why I've never hoard OF that before
doctor Is 1t some new pcstilencc?"
On no. madam it is as old the knowl-
edge OF mankind. believe ii has been given
different names In different periods Of human
evolution Back in the Neoccnc period i, was
called a catarrh In the middle ages the Phil
istines Renamed it cold in the hend-''
Cod in the head! IL that all ails the chill
dren?' the lady demanded.
saw that 1t was high time for mo 10 he
serious.
we do not call it tina, any more madam
/ explained soicmnly. "Coryza is tn. term
we use today Five dollars, please"
The lady paid me with her eyebrows high.
Something tells me m never be called TO that
nome any more. And yet the fee should have
BEEN Ss-with war tax additional,
Whutdaya say:
Perhaps The lady would have preferred
diphthcria or measles or lnfantIlc paralysis
or meningitis. Any of these may have all
the carmarks or coryHa the outset What
she was mad about probably tho error
she thought she had made in summoning ;lc
doctor for such simple thing as co,umon
So-callcd cold III the hcnd--and IL that is the
case then the children to he pitied. For
an Illness purporiug bc SO very simple
coryza together with it's manifold complica-
lions ana scauclS is quite serious as is
bronchitis IN child or adult. The trouble Is
that too many Of as persist in dealing with
the illness in tho fine old nftccnth century
way.
The children wore playing intimately about
the house when the doctor called. one. the
FIRST to contract the Infection. had peppcrcd
She other two. OF course.
When viii mothers learn that the first duty
IN any acute trouble OF nose throat or chest
is isola!i"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
been preserved to Virginia through its cr

UVuH pTcsUTVrd 10 NTglnla through us CT
forts.
But the associations work is not con-
lined entirely to the past. II chcrishes the
traditlons but it looks To the future. and
II Is Il matter of general qualification that
1t has Endorsed and will assist actively in
presenting the historical pageant next
spring which is to depict before the world
the history of Richmond and Virginia.
Such pageant has peculiar appeal TO
this association. and its cooperation gives
further assurance of the success OF that
ambitious progress which means much
10 this city aud state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
Fine Presenting Gust.

tn" I. T. TrlTT." Tho E.WJlmIn Il
Hampton production which opens 1T
the Isis rh"at-r today, TOLLS = sweet
noble love story. allcd with the glu-
mour OF high adventure ana IN" rush
OF GREATNESS action. Robert McItirn.
Marguerite de Ia Motto. Roy stewart.
kaihlyn Williams Joseph j. pcwlInr.
virginia Caldwell, Frederick star. =.
J.. Murphy and II number OK other
iorrm"Si artists o! the screen. Inter
pref the story characters with Nfc
ana virility.