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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
CAMPAIGN FOR NEAR EAST
RELIEF.
North TazeMcll.

Chairman-Mrs. Elizabeth Pccry
Nrota $4,000.
Mrs. Peery with the splendid helm
OF Mrs. Marsh Kiser and Mr.. Elmer
kiser> sent in $207.OS. The Peery
school. of which Miss Lucy Graham
is teacher, has contributed $500
which ! have added to the amount
IRON North Tazewell, making to-
tai of $210.08. The list of contribu-
tors has not been reported, but l I'M
derstand that the North Tazewell
Sunday school raised more than $50.
Bandy.
Miss Ella Young, Chm. Quota S25.
MIR. X. l.. Lambert. IS; Miss Ella
Young. $2.26; j. A. Vernon, So; Mrs.
r. ID. Young, j. NJ. Lambert, S. G.
Whit: b. l. Payne. Baylor Sergeant,
Lee Whit, each 81; Walter Altizer,
S1.l5; G. f. Steele, Clarence Hell.
dreth, Soc; John Earles, 45e; Dan AL
tier. 35c.; Mrs. S. +. Lambert, Carl
Brewster, Claude Greed, each 25c.;
Jan &c Young, Gladstone Young. each
Zoe; Howard Nelson, Buddie Young,
Charlie Bill Young. Roberta Young,
cnch lOc; Emory Harrison 7c.; John
Patrick, &C.; Chas. Whit and Lillian
Young each. &C.; Clarence Henkel.
&C.; Total, $4,000.
Burke's Garden.
Chairman-M'rs. Robt. Moss. Quo
ia, $4,000.
Collection at Central Church Christ
mas, S57.10; Robt. S. Moss and fam
ny Sl2; Roy Meek, Alex Meek, Mrs.
Maggie Hoge, R. M. Lawson, and
Mike Cassell. each $40; Messrs Hen
" and Joe Kelly, Sc; Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Rhudy. The Goodman sisters,
John II. Thompson, Moss Bros, p.
K. Moss, and Mrs. Geo. w. Wynn,
'ach So; George V. Kelly, $4.24; Mr..
and Mrs. e. l.. Rhudy, $3.50; The
Misses Kelly. The Glade public school,
and Leon Meek, each SO; TRULY
Meek, 2.38; lobe Thompson, fool.
$2.25; Mn. and Mrs. Lee Peak. Step.
hen Pecry, w. C. Thompson, Mr..
Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Howell,
Mr.. A; E. Peery, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyl-
or Boiling, each 50; BOYS on r. M.
Lawson's estate, S1.70; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Walker $1.50; Mrs. l.. d.
Snapp, T. H. Short, M. NicGinnis,
WIFI McGinnis. Miss Ida Greeyer'
Miss Jessie McGinnis, each 81; Miss
Emma Walker. Miss Gissie Walker.
Mrs Jim Thomson. Miss Pearl Will
son, Mr.. Verne Kits. each soc. ::
Ralph Showers, 34c.; Lena Showers,
and Mamie Showers, each $780,; Au-
br"v Kits, Csc: John Mullins. Fred
Perry, Claude Kits, Clarence kits.
Oscar Davis, Hattie Davis, Halle
Kits. Floyd THOMPSON, ]. D. Grccv-
or, Jr.. Joe Davis, Francis Snapp.
Anna Belle Thompson, Mary Moss,
Theodore Greever, Robt. Boiling, and
Roy Mullins, each 25c.; Bowen kits.
75c;; Francis Cnssell. Mary Cassell,
Zach 2oc;;; Matte Tihbs, 15c.; John
Trutchiield, Grace Kits, Gertrude
Thomas. Sclvy Hall Nellie Hall. L.
ona Hall, Ruth Hall, Stella Hall,
Mamie Rose Hall, Joseph Hall, ]. T..
Hall. and Edwin Hall, each loo; Will
-" Mullins. &C.; Robt. Tibbs. Worlcy
''bbs and jamie Tibbs, each DC. To-
al. $210.12.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In tho Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the County of Tnzcwcll,
on the 18th day of February, 1921.
{. *. Wagner, Plniniiir
against
Sol U. Lyman, Defendant,
The object Of this suit is to have
partition Of that certain lot of land.
together with the building thereon.
situate in the town of Pocahontns.
Iazewcll County. Virginia, locally
known as the "Pocahontns Whole,
sale Grocery Company Property. :"
and being tho same property icscrib
ed in that certain deed from Sol u.
Lyman and wife ct al, to Charles
Wagner 1t nj of date July 9th, 1914.
and of record in tho Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Tazewcll Coun-
ty, Nirginia, in Deed Book No. n.
page 291, and further described i'm
other deeds of record in said Office.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed TINT the defendant Sol u.
Lyman not resident of the State of
Virginia. il is ordered that hc do np-
pear within ten day. after due pub
l'cation hereof, AMI do what may be
necessary Ia protect his interest in
This suit. And it is further ordered
that II copy hereof be published once
n week for four successive weeks IN
the Clinch Valley News, n newspaper
published in the County of Tnzcwcll,
and that IL copy be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this
County ON or before the Dist day of
February, 1921, TINT being the next
succeeding Rule day nfter this order
wns entered.
A Copy-Tcste:
II. S. SURFACE, Clerk.
BY S. NJ. GRAHAM, ID. c.
r. o. Crockett. p. q.
Enh A
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
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catarrhal Deafness requires constitu.
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catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in.
named condition of the mucous lining OF
iinflamed you have rumbllng sound oil
imperfect hearing. and when il is entire.
" closed, Deafness Is the result. Unles,
the intiammaton can he reduced, YOU
nearing may be destroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE act
through the blood on the mucous sur.
faces OF the system. thus reducing the in.
TONS
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25

have dizzy spells and ut other time,
by bnck world nchc so bud TINT |
could hardly get up and own in my
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was IN when started to take this
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My wife was also troubled with
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
NUMBER OF STILLS CAPTURED
AT FREEZING.

Freezing. Va. Feb. 23.-prohihi.
ton Agent Jonah +. Beverly. with :,
force, has been raiding through this
immediate section during the past
several days, and has captured a
number OF stills and destroyed CON
siderable supplies. However. the o..
orators all escaped. II appears that
.ner friends have some way Of lot.
ing 'hcm Lnow when the raiLin;;
Fnrtioi are on the way.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
THE URGENT CALL IN
ARK ANSAS.

When you have Il visitor tell us,
When you go somewhere tell us
When you get ready to marry tell
US. When you get ready to die tell
us. In fact, lust tell us anything YOU
l;now and in this way help us get
out a good paper. If you won't tell
us then deposit 81 in our strong box
and help that way.-Van Buren,
County Democrat.
Tho League begins TO look more
like a holey alliance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
ANNIVERSARY OF OLD MAN
HANCOCK.

Shawsville, Va, Feb. 19.-Old cit
liens here today were calling atten-
ton to what they described as the
one hundredth anniversary of the
burial of old Man Hancock" whose
body rests in Il tomb on hillside
near here in standing position.
According to the story "Old Man
Hancock" years ago owned large
plantation in the beautiful Roanoke
River Valley, upon which he work
ed many slaves. He expressed the
wish that when he died his body be
buried in a standing position so that
he might keep vi"il over his slaves"
The slaves. according to the story,
carried out the cd mans desires and
buried him in large white tol1b
which stands consciously on large
hill. 1t is said that the slaves for
many years were superstitious after
the old mans death and worked on
the plantation with perhaps greater
energy, than they displayed when he
was alive.
Tho tomb has become place OF
interest for tourists and is not far
from the public highway.
MOST OF the railroads have Il stake
in three kinds of stock: live, rolling
and watered.
1t is charged that the Shipping
Board paid too much for rivets. 1t
also paid great deal too UGH for
nuts.
An order issued in the Navy in
1905 providing for the use of the
spelling "thru" has been rescindod
by Secretary Daniels, and the spell
ing of Through" is ordered. Evident
~ as March draws near Joscphus il
giving more thought to the word
Through"
Old New York still dances its IIy.
Ian fling.
The only thing wrong with the
world is the people.
Our income-we can't live within
it or without it,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25

The only thing wrong with the
world is the people.
Our income-we can't live within
it or without it,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25

Old New York still dances its Nv.
Ian fling.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25

1t is charged that the Shipping
Board paid too much for rivets. It
also paid great deal too UGH for
nuts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-02-25

Most of tine railroads have stake
in three kinds of stock: live, rolling,
and watered.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
sHUBERT.aARR1cK.


Beginning tomorrow seats will be
on sale for the opening next Monday
evening OF the Shubert- -Garrick stock
company. which will make its initial
appearance in Guy Bolton and George
Middleton's successful New York com.
edy; Adam and Eva" Robert Brister.
leading man for the company, will
play the role Of Adam. while Florence
Evelyn Martin will portray the part Of
Eva. A strong cast. including Leah
Minslow. Edna May oliver. Constance
Hope, Leon Gendron. Douglass Dunn
Grille. J.. Arthur Young, Gertrude
Keith and others will comprise the
:. The play, adam and Eva" comes
70 "1shington after . years run at
the Longacre Theater. New York.
where 1t was acclaimed by critics as
one OF the best comedies upon the
American stage
Popular prices will prevail through
out the stock season, with special
mattnees on Wednesday and Saturday.
season reservations are now being
received. =
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Garden.

One Of the most pleasing photodranaas
OF the year fs listed for showing at the
Garden Theater the last three days OF
the current week, when Corrinne rGrif.
Helfodore Tenno's "Snappy Stories," en-.
titled "What's Your Reputation Worth" !"
BEGINNING next Sunday and continu-
ing through Wednesday. Lois Weber
viii present. at the Garden Theater. her
latest picture. featuring Claire Wind
sor and Mona Lisa, whats Worth
While" An excellent supporting COM
pany has been assembled and elaborate
stage settings are a feature throughout.
Thursday, through Saturday. Hugh
Ford will present 1.-The Call Of Youth" !"
an adaptation from the play James
the Fogy." by Henry Arthur Jones. The
entire production was filmed amid beau
dfui scenes in England. Short fea-
lures and an interpretative orchestra
score will accompany all showtngs.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Crandall'G.

Today and tomorrow Crandalrs
Theater will present without Limit
with Anna Q. Nilsson. Frank Currier,
Charles Lane and Thomas w. Ross.
Friday and Saturday Hobart Bos-
worth will be pictured in His Own
A doubie-feature bill will be pre-
sented throughout the week. begin
ming next Sunday afternoon at 3.
The principal attraction will be .'The
Great Adventure" starring Lionel
Barrymore; the secondary Offering
Skipper Has His Fling" ::The Great
Adventure" is droH filmization of
the famous comedy by Arnold Ben
nett. in which the victim Of case
Of mistaken identity is permitted to
attend his own funeral.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Photoplay Features.
The Columbia Theater.

The next attraction Of featured i'm
portance at the Columbia Theater will
be Dream Street." the vivid D.. W.
Grinth production. based on the
'Limehouse Nights" stSeies of Thomas s
Burke. which has enjoyed a distin-
gufshed New York engagement at 81
prices and which will be shown for
the first time at popular prices during
its Washington engagement. Dream
Street" Is a dramatic comedy that y.
w. Griffith personally declares is his
greatest work. 1t features in its cast
Miss Carol Dempster. Ralph Graves.
Charles Mack. Tyrone Power and
many other Griffith players. Dream
Street" will be given an elaborate
presentation at the Columbia imme-
diately upon the termination of the
engagement of THE Woman God
Changed" the current Columbia Of
fering.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Rialto.

''Unchartered Seas" special produc-
tion adapted from the magazine story
Of the same title by John Fleming Will
son. will be the featured attraction at
the Rialto Theater all next week. be-
ginning Sunday, Alice Lake appearing
! in the stellar role. The combination
Of gripping story and the acting Of
Miss Lake is enough to insure pleasure
and thrills to all who see it. fact all
ready born out by the thousands who
have viewed the show in other cities.
Carl Gerard. Rudolph Valentino, who
played in "The -Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse: Fred Truner, Charles
Males and Rhea Haines appear in the
supporting cast. .. D..
Selected subsidiary features and an
appropriate interpretative orchestra
score will add finishing touches to the
program.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Steamer St. Johns.

Capacity crowds are being carried
by the steamer st. Johns on its forty
mile trip down the Potomac. the warm
weather proving strong incentive
for taking the trip. Dancing. for
which excellent music IL provided by
Sokolovs Orchestra, 10 one Of the in
cidental attractions. Tho st. Johns
will mako tho trip tonight and every
night up to and including Friday,
leaving the 7th street wharf At 7:l5.
BEGINNING Saturday the steamer
vii make the first Of it's week end
trips to Colonial Beach, leaving at
2:3o pm. and returning in time to
mako q second trip at o'clock Sun
day morning.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
METROPOLITAN.

Beginning next Sunday and continu-
ing for one week only. the Metropolitan
Theater will offer a bill Of unusual char
acter and exceptional merit. The fore
most feature will be provided by Har-
old Lloyd. in his latest, and longest
special comedy production, "Now or
Never" said to be by all odds the most
laughable creation in which its star has
been seen. Supplementing this feature
will be presented also for the first time
in Washington pictured version Of
Irwin s. Cobb's delightful story OF Boys
VIII Be Boys" in which Will Rogers
Is the pictured star. Subsidiary at
fractions will be included in the bill,
which will be notable for special orches-
trail features.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Apollo.

Next Sunday and Monday. Jackie
Coogan. in "Peck's Bac Boy. and COM
edy. 'Toonerville's Boozem Friends;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles Ray.
in THE Old Swimmin' Hole; Thurs
day. Monte Blue, in "The Kentuck-
ians." and Harry Pollard. in where's
the Fire?": Friday, Hobart Bosworth.
in His Own Law: Saturday. Douglas
Mclean, in 1.-THE Home Stretch" and
comedy. ''Torchy's Big Lead"
Evening star., 1921-06-15
OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS.
Glen Echo Park.

Two-score amusements.l all Of the
the better class, are on the daily pro-
gram at Glen Echo Park. OF these
six are thrill rides and the Others
cover q wide rangeA The newest fea.
lures are che coaster dip. . ride that
makes one want to. try It over and
over again. and the recently installed
carrousel. one Of the finest In the
country. On week nights. dancing is
enjoyed to. music by the FASTEST OF
jazz orchestras and in .beautitul
ballroom and with pleasing environ,
nent. Sundays there are free oano
concerts and there is never any
charge for admission to the resort.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Great Falls Park.

As the summer season advances the
delights of Great Falls Park are en-
joyed Sundays and week days by In
creasing numbers. There are any many
people. and dancing in the pavilion
overlooking the falls Is popular with
the young folks who journey to Great
Falls these pleasant June evenings;
Concerts are given afternoons ano
evenings by an augmented orchestra.
Excellent fish catches are reported
A number Of special annual picnic
parties are scheduled for this week.
Increased transportation facilities to
and from the Falls are announced.
Evening star., 1921-06-15

for those who desire to visit the choice
fishing grounds farther out in the bay.
Prof. Ralph Carren's orchestra is still
furnishing jazz music for free dancing
On tsr se ha,h,nr is enotbar biho ott-octinn
Spacious picnic grounds overlooking the
bay offer an excellent setting for OPEN
air luncheon.
Evening trips to the resort are ex-
tremely popular. Trains leave the Dis
trict Line each evening at $50, arriv-
ing at the beach at 7:30 and leaving
on the return trip at 10.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Strand.

With one of the coolest. and most
comfortable theaters in the city at
his command General Manager Spar
row Of the Strand Theater has no
fear Of the atta".i of old King Sol
and his heat cohorts on his patronage,
and continues therefore to. provide
high -class vaudeville and pictures, the
coming weeks attractions being ex-
cellent examples of what regular
Strand patrons have learned to ex-
pect. the first half Of the bill being
headed by the popular musical COM
edy star. Cecilia Weston. in a cycle
of character song hits. Others will
include Kneeland and Powers. intro
ducing their latest musical skit; Lee
BeEEs and company. offering their
comedy dramatic charater classic,
'The Old Folks At Home" otherwise
known as the "Old Homestead Of
Vaudeville: the Equillo brothers, ex-
ponents Of extraordinary feats Of equilI
| bration and other numbers of equal
repute and known entertainment
| value.
Shirley Mason will be seen in the
! photopfay Mother Heart" Short
film subjects Of an amusing and edu-
cational nature. together with special
Orchestral numbers. will complete, the
bill II ~
Evening star., 1921-06-15
H0NORS BELGIAN ENVOY.

PROVIDENCE. r L. June 49,
Twelve honorary degrees were conferred
by Brown University at the 153d CON,
mencement exercises today. The degrea
Of doctor Of laws was given Baron Emf
de Cartier, Belgian ambassador to thu
United States; Albert J. BeveridEe, for
mer United States senator, and JudR1
Reuben e. Walker Of Concord. N. H.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Chevy Chase Lake.

Being one Of the coolest spots
around Washington. Chevy Chase Lake
sons every evening. The delightful
car ride from city centers. tie high
elevation Of the two dance pavilions
and the evening .breezes that blow
over the lake make every ono forget
full Of city heat.
Dancing is. made enjoyable by the
Interpretations Of the newest song
hits rendered by Meyer DAVIS or
chestras. Dancing begins at s:15
every evening.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Savoy,

Next Sunday and Monday Constance
Talmadge. in Lessons in Love-" and
Fire.: Tuesday and Wednesday. Ell
sic Ferguson. In SACRED and Pro-
fame Love-" and Sennett's "She Sighed
by the Seaside: Thursday. star cast
in straight Is the Way: Friday,
Gareth Hughes. in Sentimental
Tommy" and Saturday. Wanda Haw.
ley. in 1.-The House that Jack Built :"
and comedy. Money Talks"
Evening star., 1921-06-15
ANU EN-

film version Of Irwin 8. Cobb's story.
starring Will Rogers. Tuesday and
Wednesday, 'The Heart Of Mary
land" Will be the feature; Thursday
and Friday, The Girl in the Taxi"
and "Astray From the Steerage." Sat
urday only. Bebe Daniels. in two
Weeks With Pay. and the comedy.
Sneakers"
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Colonial Beach.

The management Of the Washing
ton Colonial Beach STEAMBOAT Com
nanv announces the first regular sail
ings Tor weekend trips to Colonial
Re.cb effectiye this Saturday.
steamer st. Johns will leave the 7th
street wharf at '2:30 PIN. and return
In time to make the Sunday morning
trip at am. This outing. gives the
Washington excursionists an oppor:
tunity for seventy-mile sail oo"n
the Potomac. =.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Avenue Grand,

Next Sunday and Monday. Priscilla
Dean. in Reputation; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Jackie Coogan. in "Peck's
Bad Boy" and comedy. "Toonerville's 8
Boozem Friends: Thursday, Jane
Novak. in "Kazan": Friday, Ton,
Moore, in Hold Your Horses" and
Harry Pollard. in Where's the Fire?";
Saturday, Marion Davies, in Buried
Treasure"
Evening star., 1921-06-15
The Palace Theater.

For the full week beginning next Sum
day. afternoon. the Palace will present
the, engrossing perturbation Of Car
nlval.'' the stage success by Mathe-
son Lang. and H. C. NJ Harding. in
which Mr.. Lang has the chief role. sup
ported by an exceptional cast. 'Carni-
val" 10 fascinating and unusual love
story Of modern Venice in carnival time
and bids fair to become one Of: the most
profound and unusual stories given the
screen this year. It is really play
within a play. inasmuch as thea. chief
actor .enq6fs on the stage what he has
Just pasted through in real life. The
climax is astounding and promises to
create . perfect furore in film circles.
It Mdll be supplemented with choice
array Of added attractions.
70 s.s@, - Knickerbocker.e
: At the Knickerbocker Theater Mary
Miles Minter will be seen tomorrow
and Friday for the FIRST time In
Washington in Don't Call Ne Little
Girl" This sprightly comedy drama
represents an especially deft adapta-
ton to the screen of Billie Burke's
delightful stage success, Jerry" The
added comedy Offering win be 'sToon-
erville's- Boozem Friends On Sat-
uriay Jackie Cooxan will be seen In
"Peck's Bad. Boy" -
! Next Sunday and Monday Harold
Lloyd Will be- shown in Now Or
Never" With special subsidiary
featurs:, In Boys WIZ Be Boys. .
Evening star., 1921-06-15

"A Voice In the Dark" and comedy.
"Sneakers": Wednesday. Earle Will
liams, in TT Can't Be Done" and com.
Friday, Jackie Coogan, in 'Peck.s Bad
Boy" and comedy. roonervilie's
Boozem ;Friends"; Saturday. Douglas
Mclean, In ''The Home Stretch" and
Harry Pollard. In where's the Ftre!'
Evening star., 1921-06-15
COSMOS.

Offering seven big vaudeville. acts
featured by Mutt and Jefr," in ''Tak.
Ing q Chance" and several up-to. date
photoplay hits. the management Of the
Cosmos Theater promises rare enter
tainment next week. beginning Monday
matinee. The feature number consists
OF the original cast OF ten players who
nave made a success of the sketch in
all OF the large vaudeville houses Of the
north and west. Another notable num-
Der is Mile. Verna Mercerau and Com
pany. In q colorful series Of ancient
dances. Nile. Mercerau will be assist
ed ed by Ben Mordant and corps of pref
Other vaudeville numbers will include,
Lew Cooper. blackface comedian: Shaw
and Campbell. girl pianists: Giddy and
Gtddy, in comedy songs. and a return
enEagement Of Reno the Hobo Cy-
clist: the photoplay. Seven Years Bad
Luck" having its first showing in WASH
inSton and featuring Max Linder. who
makes his return to the screen in this
picture after an absence of several
years, Is announced as the added matir
nee attraction. ''The Fight Of the Age,A
a film on the Dempsey. Carpenter fight.
showing the champions in training and
show moving explanations Of hits and
effects, will be shown at all perform
ances.
Evening star., 1921-06-15
Chesapeake Beach.

Fishing Is now the best in years at
Chesapeake Beach. the nearby bay re-
sort. The half-mile steamer pier az
fords excellent opportunities for en-
toying this snort. Boats are available
Evening star., 1921-06-15
York,

Next Sunday and Monday. star cast.
in THE Oath: Tuesday, star cast. in