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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Food Combinations

copyr!ght 1929. by National Ncys,,, 49, s,
"''S' W. 'h"t there Is grave shortage
-. ''''t "Ss 'uLhs In the country. Judging by
me number OF long ,,istauce specialists who
dole out INSTRUMENTATION abou, yrbo,.so,,,o
'"""S oe'he poisonous when combined ana the
t''"''F number OF simple souls who accept
their statements as Scientific"
Thc limit is reached, 1 submit h, ,n ,,.,r
doctor who assures the world s,l.unlv ma,
even admitting that coffee and cream, orp
"""''S'"'H '"T anyone 10 cat--of course. none
"' these rood sharks Nl admit thar coffee Is
'"'' Whoiesome-whcn you make the tragic
mistake OF taking cream in your cou, Won 49,,
consuming poison. Yes Sir .tls :, rr.,,
wonder You live To take another cup ;o,nor-
row.
Now isn't that about the am.Mredest fool
s'"" you ever heard? Yet there n lot OF
poor SihkS who seriously believe IT,
There are " number OF these alleged uol,ou-
GUS combinations, and the rcmarkabl. mart
.! IL Is that YOU can eat any OF the ingredients
OF a given combination with impun!ty bu. II
YOU take EN- together at the sam. ,,o,l
s'whilikins You're liable to bus, your ,.,I, ,r
something. II is the funniest thing to see tn,
oupes carefully excluding sraperrui, or sliced
banana from the breakfast menu il they i'm
tend To eat amy oats. because don't yom know
iruit ana sugar or starch makes a "poisonous'
combination.
Undoubtedly the Creator made a in!st,k, II,
giving Us various fruit acids in :; starcny
case They should have been around. some
OF these food 'specialists.' to remind ,h..
creator that such combinations are harmful
to the human race
The great trouble with whole lot OF a.,
here in North America is that ". ar. r,r t.,
s"1ii"ie as regards al things of science We
are etcrnaly searching for som. sl,rr, en-,
"Ad never finding it. But we never tfr. If
the search il iS rather absorbing rxcl,.,,
l'k" gambling w sure To los. out II,
The end, hut how we do love to take "A long
shot!
-.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
Mrs. itllyson Corrccts Impression
Conveyed In Address Regarding
Lack of Secretary

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch: .
p'ar Slr.-in conveying my sin
Ger" appreciation for your Kindness
IN publishing my report OF the work
nl me \. j.. v y. during the pas;
year. wish, also. to thank YOU Tor
the editorial In the Evening Dispatch
OF January u, In commentator Of the
part ! hay" been privileged to take
~ it, management and your rccogni-
ton ~ the value to the state aud
country this association has been ana
viii continue 10 be in the future.
You VIII pardon me if ask that
YOU publish this. mainly because
Wish TO correct the impression. owl
IDENTIFY made in my address, that |
had struggled with heavy cores
rondcncc without a secretary, for
seventeen years. II was ONLY one
year mat | was deprived OF the serv-
ices OF such an officer. and make
this correction in Justice to the mem
orE ni Mrs. j Endcrs R0siuson, who
nll"d the Office for SO many wears
and who died suddenly IN the early
part OF the year.
Sincerely yours
MRS. j. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
Abandoning Camp Ice

If there is any way in which Camp Lee
! can be saved from the scrap heap to
which il has been ordered by the War De-
partment. any influence that can be brought
TO bear to insure it's retention then that
way and that influence should he found und
eNcrted at once. Perhaps II is not too late.
although honesty forces the admission that
the chances are Il thousand TO one against
bringing about change of program Tie
War Department has ordered the camp to
be abandoned and salvaged over the pro-
tests Of the Governor Of the State. its rep
rcsentative citizens and against the judg
ment of many military men.
This action OF the Secretary of War
comes as disagreeahle surprise to Nir-
gina. particularly the Richmond and
Petersburg sections, inasmuch rs it had
been led to believe. by inference at least.
that n use for Camp Lee would be found.
But Secretary Baker. for one reason or an
other. has decided otherwise He has es
tablshcd Camp Meade. Md, as tho Third
Corps area camp. and unless way be
found TO alter his decision not to retain any
soldiers at Camp Lee that famous military
ground soon will pass into history. And,
even wore Secretary Baker to do the UNI
expected thing and change his order, it
must be borne in mind that with the change
OF administration on March 4 Virginia may
not expect any favors
Camp Lee represents 10 the government
an Investment of many millions of dollars.
Erected on a site that cost $1,000 600, its
buildings and other equipment entailcd an
other outlay Of perhaps S1S,000.00o, while
no less than Sl,50O,O00 has been expended
on improvements and upkeep since the ar
nistice was signed OF all the camps that
srrang up when were getting ready to
whip Germany, this perhaps was the most
expensive, the best equipped and favored
with the most cuuablc climate. Certainly
in the lighting men it turned out from
among the raw Virginia. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania youths ii was second to none.
Now, with the country still formally ut war,
the world in turmoil, threatening clouds
forming in the Orient and universal peace
and disarmament still chimcra, all these
advantages Of plant, equipment. location
and climate are to BE thrown away by the
War Department
To the layman it seems an egregious
blundcr, an error i'll Judgment that may
prove costly in many ways aside from the
millions OF dollars thus lightly tossed into
the junk heap. Had Camp Lee with all
its advantages, been located in Northern
State we wonder ii tho order for its scrap
ping ever would have been issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
OLLIE MACK MAKES HIT
IN THE RAINBOW GIRL
Takes Part In Musical Comedy ut
Strand Made Famous by
Billy Hun

Gleason " Blocks Tho Rainbow
Girl" which is hliing an enlightenment
OF TOUR performances at the Strand
VIII probably bn remembered AZ play
ing here last season for one perform
ancc. Last year the comic Billy Van
cavortcd through the principal com
edy part. ANA there il no doubt that.
If one saw the last scason.s company.
this year tho show is rather :, come
down.
The Rainbow Gir!" is the work O.,
adapted by Hennold Wolf and III.
music written D.: mat famous com
h"Syr OF inuslcai comedy scores. LOIS
y i!irach The plot is rather NOR.
NAN the Jvcrhiic musical comedy. ns
IL has some really clever and uuiu,I.
situations. 1t might be hard on a
ih'" iiy, Az OF whom are servants on
an English estate. To marry Il lord
only TO hnd that she is now mistress
81 mo Etry FAMILY from which she
sought 10 escape Many funny thii,t.
arise from this strange state Of AZ
iL,rH, ns can well bc Imagined
Nnth'T!ne "hnw las tho role OF the
n"rhsh"h actress who - trying 40
h"rh 10 he perfect lady, and she IL
quite httrhcilN" in the part. Her
y'!cS Is pleasing. and She has a
Which add lot to III. general c,f.ct
pi'!c Mack has the part which Hilly
'lh inau" Famous, aud do.s more
WIN II thnn one expects on his Mrat
Hbptafance. OF course. hc Is not IN,
v"lhtHla"- born, al Was hia rrpdcccs-
S"r' m ne gets "a pcrsonniity INTO
~" HlSl. which. though not az
'idiculou"ly funny az Vans. MA.
hn"I rpinsdy ana was much aDpr"rl-
4ted by lhat nights audience. Two
IIanr,rs Johnny Jordan aud Joseph
'Ah!"ia' Wcr" among the best Things
10 the show The former a..
pretty and livciy Young LADY WHO
u"l'td Win ErIc" and agility, az aid
h"r PARTNER Their numbers we're
".ii received ana wcr" good for soy.
era, cng"rcs. Jam HurIy ana Mar
t'r"' Meriimau were again seen ne
iNc old auutE "a last scaSpn. ;.ivIpl.
tl"F'r performances fun 81 diGnin-d
t"m.hE william CLIFTON was an-
IN" music IN "Thr Rainbow Gin"
lF unusually catchy and. though not
new 10 na, Us welcome for am iGnf
ana IN" ilH"S ;rtd siiHa lions are way
NOV" N" a"crag" n, musical com
'af; Though the cast ~ not US to
company nui wcll ablc 10 give on
ma entertaining evening The
S,s"h.ry, whicn was .done UP hy
Ins"ph Urban. has stood its roaj tour
mostly fresh aud attractive. which is
not hI"nNs tile cas-" With road CONF
nHin.. There rs 81 fuir-a.arG chorus
81 EilIS VINO at" not the buat- looking
nor tho Ula.urat seen here and 'h.y
SlnE ana dane" quite uccrutHbly.
"Thc Rainbow Girl" cnu ne rec
p!Hn"uGcd as =. pheasant EVENINGS
"ui-rtI!nmcnt II on" rs ut expect
ihg the N"w YORK cast of last sea-
SON II Is above the nv'rlEo OF COM
has mighty good show aud music
20 NrlH ihlpEN along II. IL a.
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ACADEMY HAS GOOD BILL
FOR ITS WEEKEND SHOW
Lchr aud IinII Omen Performance
with Unusually Attractive
tnrtcty Act.

Keeping up 10 the STANDARD which
l"S h""n set by the. run of good
SHOWS. the Academy il showing an
Hi-r"G"d entertaining bill. II Is hard
70 PICK the best act OF the nvc, for
/ ihry are almost equally amusing, hut
. ne most popular at the first perform
HhCe yesterday WAS probably JOINING $
Mnd Mack in The Camouilagc Taxi
IN" Cdmouf'agc is complete and {;
M"Nld hc too good 10 toll just what
u u.s. so II viii have to suffice TINT this
pair is clever and that one cant help
but laugh most Of the time they are
ON the stage.
Every once in a while there comes
along Il tili In which it is hard to
pick the best act as an opener and
IN IN" proGr ram for the last half OF
The week this Is the case. II fell TO
th" lot OF l.chr and BAH. but no couple
c"ul! have been less expected 10 "c-
rupy this buIaboo spot In the p,r-
Torrance. The young girl Of the
team not only WAS pretty IN an un-
usual way. but was able TO dance most
HltrHCtivcly and had a sweet singing
voice she seemed unusually gifted.
lgr most vaudeville artists" are
qualities. instead Of all oi them. Her
partner was a young man with "a
good sense of comedy ana also a vote"
Wh!C! got over well they hal
som" clever stun ia songs ana stories.
a Legitimate rioldup." tabloid
comedy dealing with u husband wh"
has not been HON" for Il week oc
aupics third spot on The program.
MIgArt Hui Bradford are the featured
players. and the former calls forth
memories OF days now gone by In his
character OF tn" iuu printed old round
ar Dorothy Wall! WAS heard in songs.
Hrcowpa 10y herself. and tn" Van
Cr!ips closed the show ia Foot
Fcu,s" which were really ali they
claimed 10 be.
\ Suub Pollard Comedy and u
Putue News completed thc perform
AmNr. ]. \. l..
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ROTARIANS BRING NOTED
ORCHESTRA TO RICHMOND
Famous Itulinn In Scala VIII he Led
by TuSranini in Concert.


Each member OF the Rotary Club
has pledged his support for the Tos-
canin! concert which is 10 take place
al tie Guy Auditorium the might OF
january S. under auspices Of the
cub. for the ltotarians desire TO show
The public that ih"y recognize music
aa an essential factor in thu develop
incnt OF any city and that only the
pest music is good enough for iiich-
mond. They are careful to make 40
engagements for tha, night. and all
are working together In an effort 10
spread among their friends the good
news oi the coming of one of the
worlds greatest orchostraS.
=, IoScan!n wa. conductor of the
Mc,ropo!i,an Orchestra for u number
OF years. :" he is no stranger In this
country. although his visit comes af-
tcr prolonged absence, and at tho
mutual dcsirc of the Italian and
American government. There are
ninety-scvcn pieces In the organiZn-
zion and IL ~ said that the conductor
has no peer. Tickets are now on
sale At the Corley Co. Mt the regular
price, plus war tax,'apd already they
arc going rapidly.
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The Poets Corner


out OF the skies
Where iempests are born. and rise
FURIOUS over the sea.
VI from the South
inc returning sun car brings
Joyinliy al! u the springs
Behold him driving anew
On TN" highway Of the blue
Laden with tropical bloom,
The spirits Of lovcliest bloom
Ihat die IN the Jungle gloom.
Ana ever their Offering yield
loan TO the land Of snow
To the land of the pure white snow.
So over tho milky way.
Aud over tho sea he flies.
And tn" loan of the tides in May
y loan OF the sea in May
Are the clouds that then arise,
That watch for the nod OF the sun
so that with the fleet, wild war
OF tempest they run.
Whether by sun or star
hear their voice in the night.
Trumpciins In their might.
Yes he tx coming again
out OF the land OF the vine.
Un from the forests Of pine.
out of the depths of the main.
And over the mountain stair
H. The east ! count the trees.
vision that swiftly fees.
That in the glory hide
Till one by one they glide
out of the fiery embrace
or the fame which leaves no trace.
out OF the sun,
Whose trail to the North begun
Laden with wealth for q world,
For half Of the busy world
With good for the hungry earth,
And shelter OF wing:
And JOY for tho imminent birth
or the spring.
BENJAMIN C. MooRHAW.
N Barber. Alleghany County. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
TOpsy-'rurNS.


Ihere is topsy-Turvy Town
where everything is upside down
Ana wrong and first and inside out,
Shuhed and jumblcd all about
IL is no novelty to meet
man with ears grown his feet.
Ana have even heard ii said
IheE wear gooshcs on the head
10 start with soup they would not sioop-
Ihey Away seat from nuts TO soup.
Ana everything works backward. so
iou think they're coming when they go.
One wceps when one is very glad
And laughs aloud when lie Is sad.
And-this sounds very like joke
Is happicst when he is broke.
do not know just where it lies.
rms craziest town beneath the skies.
hut recently. do declare.
1t seems to be most everywhere.
or all the Topsy-Turvy days
or all the Turpsy- Tovvy ways.
don't remember. ii you please
More Topsy-Turvy times than these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
SCRUMAhN- HEINK WILL
GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT
Inrgr Audience Expected To Greet
Famous Diva at Guy


After 8 o'clock This evening tickets
sum ay"iinhl" for the Schumann-
sale at the city auditorium where
tn. distinguished routgsliu w!ll an
pear tonight "t S'ls % clock undcr au-
spices Oi me Southern Musicui Bu-
r"au DntU ihAt hour they viii br
uhtl!nanlc a; the box office. 2l2 East
HroUi street There - ouiy one
SchumaDu- ilcjnk AMI rs she mas not
been m h!chmpnG for mAuE years
the audience VIII be unusually iarg".
several days ago - man went into
IN" "i'ic- Of the loci! management
and stated that carly In tho career
OF The ava he lad pe"n bchiud
SCENES ANA hr!i one a; her ruuny
babi"r whllc is gifted mother wrs
deiiEht!ur thousands ont In front hy.
charm rf her irresistible personality.
II IT, these Money" touches which
bring tho great singer into tn. hearts
ana homes ur al America. /, liz de-
clarcd by critics that her voice is
now al rs best I'm rnugc, power ana
color and that ah" is hcllghting the
public wherever she goes
iHt-rcSt Is added by the fact that
the programs carry tho words OF all
m" numbers so that patrons may
follow NOR" closely the beauty OF
Aria Ginaldo> 'ascIn Chio r.anGa
Ny lear, FNcr Fni,hul. Bach
Aria "Ah Mon Els" Gle rrophcte,
Madame schunann-IIcink
Mr. ', GSGreS Morgan baritone ''"~
FLANDERS Requiem ......f.a Forge
ENuc,tnncy .............. r., Forge
~ r'"t,, ..';... .''..-'..- - Forge
Where N III WSyi higgins "a. F@rse
Madame .;chuinamn- iicimk.
hurr!m's song $3.50. TschaIkowsky
Ma ~. ...,..... Eeynaid@ Hahn
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trnuEntrrs nt tho RcynIu,irn

NirH. !. r. =. .'"i; shi.-Thc .s,!Ic,a;
,"ic;y W.a C"Eani/cd in the city 81
XIV YORK. August 70. 1881. Eiisibli.ly
I" membership, is restricted To ',V0n-
en- Who are lincnl descendants OF an
ancestor who was military O: naval
rr murine office. soldier, sailor or ma
rim" III actual service under the alI-
iloriiy al amy OF the thirteen Colonies
o. states. or of Tn Continental Con-
=. "Ss. and remained always loyal to
Hnci authority. rr descendants Of one
=, nr #'s:ncL the Declaration of In
"vpvUGcncc, or OF one who az a mem
H"r of the Continental Congress. or of
the Congress OF any cf the Colonies
cr states, or as an official appointed
by or under the authority az any such
r"prc sentative bodies. actuaIiS as-
sisted in the establishment Of Amcri-
can Independence by service rel dcred
dUi ing the War of the Revolution, be-
coming thereby liable to conviction
tt treason against the government. OF
Great Pritnin, but remaining always
loyal to The authority OF the Colonies
or States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
FRITZ LElRER TO GIVE
SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS
Declares study tx Essential to
Proper Portrayal OF tsrrni
t'iurnrtcrS.

An interesting fcatur" concerning
Fritz Lcih-r. who VIII appear la plays
OF Shakespeare at tnt strand next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday and
Chu4svs his cast IS described iu au
Interview with the star recently.
when asked 10y newspaper critic
how h" contriVrd u assemble such u
capable east az SNAKES
pcarcuus. Mir. L-ibcr outlined three
qualifications tor the beginner that
TAX" precedence over all others
Tho PLAYER first must furnish a
foundation In III" knowl'hgc Of
Shakespeare. This IS determined 10y
his or her progress IN this study II
school. Tho grades made by TIE APP
plicant for u Shak"spchr"an role are
audited ana carry much weight IN
the players fitness for The rendition
blank Verse intclI!genuy aad per
sonuli'y for part are the other re
GuiSitcS Given i good voice. Il
knowledge Of Shakespeare and The
Ieihcr asserts that amy %oUnS man 81
woman has the chance 20 h"tom" "a
successful Interpreter OF Shakespeare
can characters. But III" essential
thing - the understanding Of the an
d,rlyiug motives, the causes tor &C.
tiou and the general phi!nsophy That
moves the course ot Shakcsp"ar"an
drama
Nina, according 10 TINS Hih'' 'N'
great excuse for The intimate study
%! Shakespeare lies In In" VALUABLE"
study Of character to be found in tac
Immortal works OF the Bard OF Avon.
I'm almost every city and town. furth-
crmcr-. Mr.. Lcibcr says there IS
$hakesp"arcan talent Many OF the
comu"t.ui players OF today are re-
cru!tcd from towns OF this size. Eut
they must know human nature and
L. contends the creates, place to
nud ii is in the works of the immortal
Shakespeare" The plays to be pre-
scented arc Monday night. "llnml";."
Turslay ~ .ht Julius caesar We'd
u"sdny matinee, The Merchant OF
Venice" and "Wednesday night.
Macbeth"
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Cinema Programs
NIngir OF, ntI.,rlr.

\ magic city Il city OF silver ana
golden duiU"H, of mosques nui min
hr"ts cleaning in cuuIight. sunset
and moonlight Ba%Iars swaru.n.
With NE ana diary with color. palaces
ara a"V"iHs straight from the NrHbH
Childhood hcnr!iHg over the Arabian
NiGhts' never pictured, Back OF ,h!=
magic city. a iIa Sdad Of FairylaHd
buIt .or the Rober,son- Cole produc-
ton %: 'klsm"t," tn which OTIS Skin
ncl, akes hi. Initial screen debut.
aud which Win br the attraction AT
tho I.ygic rhtutrr two days LONGER
Is 4 story OF COMPLEMENTARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
Curtaii the Tobacco Crop

w HE tobacco boards of trade Of Virginia
and North Carolina are unanimous in
urging growers of the weed to curtail their
\ plantinss this year at least 90 per cent.
This they believe. is necessary in order to
i bring the prices for the leaf back 10 a
( plane where the farmer can realize Il profit
on his labor in producing the raw material.
\ Farmers organizations are also endcavor-
ing TO impress upon their brother-farmers
the absolute necessity OF curtaling the to-
bncco crops 10 be grown in Virginia and
J North Carolina this year meeting OF
the Tobacco Growers Association OF Nir-
ginia and North Carolina is TO be held in
l.yuchburg next week, and it is announced
-tssat Governor DAVIS is to be one OF the
: speakers, the farmers having asked the adj
vice OF this distinguished farmer as TO
what course is best to be pursued to re-
aieve the unfortunate sitGs;ion in which the
tobacco growers OF the two States find
themselves
All OF this means that there is too much
truth in the statement heard on every hand
that the tobacco growers selling the
crop OF 1920 for less money than ii cost to
1 produce il and unless something shall be
done to increase the value OF the weed or
reduce the cost OF its production, or both
those growers must soon go bankrupt
Because the crop OF tobacco grown in
s 1919 sold at unhcard-oi prices the farmers
OF Virginia and North Carolina went wild
last year and grew the largest crop in more
4 than a decade, perhaps the largest ever
grown in the histor3.6f the two States. and
s that is the crop w+lic!f IS now being sold in
the leaf markets OF the two states as the
Il producers claim, NJ less than the cost OF
production, while il is SUN remembered
that the crop OF 1919 sold at the highest
figures ever before known and at an i'm
r plenSG profit 10 the grower \\hv This d..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
>or,nn Tnr,nn,,,.r stars.

~ "'rh" Probation Wjf"." norma
T1!nads"'s latest Select picture.
which onu bc seen today only ~ tn"
bG"ou Tncat"r. Norma TuInndEc
again demonstrates jhl' remarkable
versatility IN her ro.ea FOR which .h-
rs DISTINGUISHED. ~ the ypcaine ot
th" picture We 90" her as AN iuuut.
OF q cafe. Sh" is young, vihrHtinl,
w!th life and with In inner refine
meu' which makes this lif" rcpUlsiv,
10 hoy Thomas Ncighau ~ rG-stitr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
TELLS rrc,,, I.n,. story.

y iDvr Story OF surprising sweet
ness bu.lt on the old tricd.Hud true
triangle combination butw'cn tNo.
women ana u man is tn" foundation
OF benjamin ~. lfamp'or's great pho
toplaN The l.. T.. TFali' which he
gan It run At the isiH Thcatcr yes
tor lay. The man In the case il young
Warren NcH!-.' handsuu" and gal
liant. iashiug and ac,CmpI shed. play
- In a thoroughly aiding manner 10y
Eus stewart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07

of course, is now very cautious buyer,
wanting to get the leaf cheaply as pos
siblc.
Under these conditions It seems to us
there is nothing for the grower to do but
10 cnrtail the supply. He should under
take not more than half crop this year
and do all in his power to reduce the cost
OF producing that. 1t is the only way to
bring things back to normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
"rhr Testing Hook" scores

William s Harris new Paramount
picture The Testing H,och." has
scored d"risivcly At the Victor The
ht"T mis- wock. II Is "a pCwcrfu, pic
tur" and affords Mr.. Hur, ono of IN
pest roles OF his screen career. II
IS nnm.lnheG NJ nvcrY Showing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
LIN, ,IIrh snr,,,iu,inn.

what Women Want" ip the tlt'o
of the D',''ir" wjih Louise HUN which
th's picture onens u? Nod o. spec
ulH'inn which dates back even To
Mother Eve. aph this question VII!
prpbholy remain UHSc,'vrd unto the
morning when Nu"cl Gabriel blows
ne horn for III" world 20 shut IN
Shop auh go oUt "f bur!noEs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-07
Elections Are Certified.

Governor iIardce announced today
that he had issued certificates ~
c!"cii"n 10 senator Fletcher for tho
scni1iircS Frank Clark. of Gaines
VIE; ~ j. 'branc, Of Lakeland. and
= II. Sn!thw!ck. Of Pensacola. to the
Si&ty-scvCnth Congress
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hiNlNI' III. Al.N NNtt
f.igntF.
Theater Calendar

srh tNn-"ihr Hnimh"" GIRL
musIcai comedy.
AtNnEili --I,rIth Nuutic,ilic
blJot -fouisc Hum, In 'Whut
Women Want"
III f:BiRb-Nnrirty pruprrm.
iiKpADN Ai-N on strohcjm',
"lhc Devils Tnss Key"
sis--hIarIurritr de la Matte. la
"fhc I. q. Trail"
i.NHlC-Ots skinner, IN "kis-
met
ODEDN-Nornr TnlnIndur. with
Thomas Mrighnu. In .'ihr prnbu-
tion Wife"
NEN-"Suprrn
NIt-IuN-WiliInm - Iturt +,
-Ihr Testing Hlock."