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The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
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The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

That Chinese slayer who has just been re-
prieved for the third time may be acting on the
principle that the third time never fails, for his
latest reprieve is to permit him to appeal from
sentence of death,
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

With newspaper correspondent acting
the liaison officer between the Irish leaders
and the British government to gain freedom for
Ireland, and newspaperman President in the
United States starting the world on an arma-
ment holiday, the Fourth Estate seems to be
making good in leadership
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
WHO'S WHO AT
THE CONFERENCE

Very little has been heard of Gen.
Buat. military adviser to the
French delegation, since his arri-
val in Washington on the eve of the
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

The woman striker who knocked down
mounted Chicago policeman with a fence
picket bore the gentle name of Annie" Song
writers should now revise their vocabulary
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10
WHO'S WHO IN
THE DAYS NEWS

Lord LaSCellcs. whose tCr~nfha'
to Princess Mary, only daur, ter oI
King George Y. was recently am
nomnrnd Is not i. s.r---.--- ~ IL.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

Babe Ruth has nothing to say anent
Judge Lands corrective sentence. Our vocal
chords would be paralyzed, too.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-10

In Los Angeles, Cal, 6s,337 fe-
males. 10 years of age or more. are
engaged in gainful occupations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
Packers And Employees In
 Conference

Washington, March 22.-Represen- tatives of the five big padding firms and of their union employees will re- sume their conferences late today with Secretary Davfs who, with the assist ance of Secretaries Hoover and Wal lace, is endeavoring to settle by me- diation the dispute arising from the wage cut and alteration of working conditions recently announced by the packers.
 There had been no indication to- day of the progress made at the ini- tia1 conference yesterday, the parti- cipantS observing a request of Secre tary- Davis that they make no state ments regarding the status of the dis cussions. Decision to hold confer ence only in the afternoon, beginning today fas taken to indicate that Sec retary Davis desired opportunity to the attention of President Harding and members of the cabinet the cur rent developments in the situation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
NAVAL CIRCLES
 EXCITED OVER
 FISKE'S WORDS

Washington, March 22-High naval circles were buzzing with excitement today ovr the languag' used by Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, retird. in expressing his opinion of the manner in which Josephus Daniels conducted the Navy during the war. Admiral Fiske expressd himself in unprece- dented force in writing an introduce tion to Lieut.. Tracy Barrett Kit tredge's Naval Lessons of the Great War" which has been privately dis tributed to heads of departments.
 Admiral F'iske bluntly calls the former Secretary of the Navy 'un- worthy and f1atly charges him with falsifying. The book is dedicated to Admiral William S. Sims, and is gen orally looked upon in Naval circles as Sims explanation of his long and bitter controversy with Daniels.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
Remove Charge
 On Use Of Gym

Alderman R. Arthur Browns pri- vate estimate of the workings of the Board of Recreation is evidently not of the highest. The alderman learn ed g. few days ago that the board was charging young men for the use of the municipal gym on Stratford ave Ylue. He registered immediate pro- test, and presented @ resolution at the meeting last night to abolish re- creational fees.
 President Ralph T. Beers suggested that the Recreation Board be formal ly questioned, 3ad elicited from Brown the response that such action would have no result except "a long, lengthy detailed report by these so-called so- cial workers that would be so camou- 6aged that it would mean practically nothing"
 At Alderman Browns insistence the matter of removing charges for use of the gym was put to a vote and unanimously passed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
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O'Callaghall To
 Tell Aspirations
 Of Irish People

Recognition of the Irish Republic by America will be the theme of dis courses to be delivered Monday, March 2S, at the Casino by tw, speakers peculiarly qualified to speak by reason of their associations with the history of Ireland and America onaid O'Callaghan, who succeeded the late Terence MacSwiney as Lord Mayor of Cork, will tell of the aspIra- uons of the Irish people and what they hope for from America. Dr. A Allan, an Episcopa1ian minister and 1ineal descendant of Ethan Allen of Ticonderoga fame, will tell of the his- torica1 friendsh- D between America and Ireland and why in his opinion recognition should be accorded to the Irish republic as a logical develop ment of American history The meeting will be under the aunpices of MacSwiney Council, American Asso- citation for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, which will meet to- night at Varuna hall to make final arrangements for the mass meeting and to hear report from State Pres- ident Simon Crehan of his recent visit to New, York, where he conferred with national leaders in the cause of recognition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
CI)e D l) Read C|
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New in Books

Friends of Professa Phelps will be glad to .se the
 Essays on Modern Novel iStS,"
 Price S2. Also the Book of Modern Plays"
 sad New Fiction "T'he Grey Room' by
 Edw. philpoU A fearsome ghost story,
 sgd "Ehe Man in the Dark Albert 4'erhune A lonely man, 8 swee1 girl and a lovable dog. "A Case in Camerap by1
 Olive Onion A mystery story. S2.0
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
More Living Room Sets The kind that will appeal to home lovers

The klnd that Will appeal JO nome loVerS Those seeking comfort well beauty in outline Over-stuffed Set, all pieces with every mark of those particular points which made for genuine com fort and ease Winged davenport with spring cusl- ions, and edges Rocker and armchair also have spring cushions and Covered in very fine qua1 ity verdure tapestry showing large geometrc pat tern,
 $435OO Over stuffed Set, the pieces extra large The dav export is of the wing type with extra hi gh back has all hair filing, and spring cushions arms and edges. A| wing armchair and wing rocker Complete the set. All tapestry covered Very handsome group
 $535O0 Three piece Set, Stuffed, with davenport 1t inches in length wing armchair and wing rocker. All pieces have spring and cushions Covering of tapestry in large floral pattern,
 $AC6.0O
 Mahogany finished set upholstered backs and spring cushioned seats. The davenport is convertib1e into full sized bed, but it is not to be compared wt the ordinary kind of davenport bed It is built diff fercnt lines and has every appearance of high class piece of furniture chair and rocker match the davenport and this forms three piece set
 $27000
 foor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
JITNEY MEASURE
 UP FOR HEARING

The measurey creating a jitney common carrier is due for considera- tion by the State Senate in Hartford today. Delegations of representative jitneymen left Bridgeport this morn ing to attend the hearing, and urge the rejection of the original measure or the acceptance of amendments. Senator DeLoney, chairman of the judiciary committee and the strongest opponent of the bill will endeavor to substitute his amendment extend ing the time limit for the effectiveness of the bill in place of the original bill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
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It is Daffodil Time of
 Year

and here and there in old New England gar dcns these golden flow CTS blaze along the bor- ders and nod in the sunshine. Proserpine's flowers that fell from Dis's wagon that come before the swal- low dares and take the winds of March with beauty They are de- licately scented with all the freshness of spring, golden cups with jade stems, the sheath of calyx wrink- led like the wrist of a suede glove. They are a joy to behold and a promise of many floral treasures to come.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
Onoto Ink Pencil Will not leak. Handy I carry in the pocket.
 $500
 Stationery Coun5
Cl,iIdren's Stockings
Stationery Count
Please take notice

We have a model in a stocking for children It has been to the natural shape of the foot leg On holding up ordinary stocking in child size the long line the front edge is very apparent This model just introduced shows decided curye just below the ankle, where the foot begins to shap This does away with any wrinkles forming in thd stocking preserves the shape and makes for comfort in every way. Ask to this particular feature o| the stocking when you to buy Compare it witl| the old style and the difference is visiby seen.
 Fine Ribbed Mercerized Lisle, in black, ,Cordovan| white and pretty champagne color All sizes from to 912,
 50 cts pair
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
BIT INSTEAD OF KISSED.

Pittsburgh, March 22-Webster de- fines a kiss: ''To salute or caress with the lips.'
 Miss Natalie Rubinkoski and Wal ter Kassula attended a house party where there was a kissing game. Be- fore Alderman NJ A Riley the Rubin koski girls charges that KaSSula 'assidousIy, wantonly and maliciously bit her on the lips in such a manner as to temporarily maim her" Kas- sau1a was held for court in $1,000 mail.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
BURNS BILL NOT
 UP BEFORE BOARD

As definitely announced in yester- days Times, the $17,OO0 bill the Burns Detective Agency did not come beore the meeting of the Board of Appropriation yesterday afternoon. The bill is being held in safe hands until after the end of the fiscal year, March 31, when it will be offered and acted upon under guise of new busi- ness of the new fiscal year. Several routine departmental transfers were made yesterday, aggregating approxi- mately $3,000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
A New Model
e.!ass|Slslsa <
of the Martha Washington Table

Those two capacious wells either side-ike donjon keeps-you know them2 So nice to hide slightly mendng tiresome work, for while. You used to open a lid at the top and plunge into the straight, lids to lift, but the whole deep we'll on either sde at touch, may be swung out and the con tents All sorts of little convenlences, places for scissors and spoos. pipes and tobacco. Oh, no it's sewing table. Just look at 1t.
 Solid mahogany, S47.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
Stationery Makes a useful gift

Writing paper or cor respondence cards with envelopes, very nicely packed in boxes. A good assortment.
 S1.00 to $500 De Luxe Sealing Wax, such colors as blue bronze, gold bronze and red.
 20 cts. per stick.
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
Navy Blue Serge
Polo Cloth
Solid mahogany, S47.50

coats.
 Navy Blue Serge This extra special quail A0oo 1'oo 'o inches The very loose wraps ao peieu 'oa's' $3.5O. inches Weaves which Now s7 e5 been $600, All Serge in shades
 $500 of 37 inches wide. Former
 price $2.25. WooPl Now $149 spring combinations in Navy Tricotine brown, beautiful quality, 54 inches green olve and kandw whit A,oono +Ien some 1arpe and at $7.OO ou c1anhand aIoo1vs 51 $395 that sold at $500 lnches "lue' Su1li'ee 'iIa' eoo $495 for $6.OO and $7.OO, cno,- o.z p,aia and $385 fnsnorts sr' sGirts noIe1 | effacfs in cbeckarboard souares plaids. wide, 1. Iarrad coytrasing soft touch Formerly sold at $750 $500
 Now S3s5 Now $3.35 $4OO
 Suitings which will please the tailor to for andv
 Tricotine, Serge and Broadcloth with hairne stripe o black of AS 54 inches Price ornsrlvw fron$3 $7OO
 at $1. .69 to $4S5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22

To be used so generally for the loose wraps and belted coats. Width 54 inches. Weaves which have been $500,
 $500
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-22
Easter Remembrances

Rustcraft Novelties, any one of these unique little articles will make an acceptable Easter gift, 30, 40 and 50 cts Greeting Cards and Folders, all bearing ap- propriate verses and some with unusual col ored designs,
 10 to 50 cts
 Main floor, front.
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
GARDEN SEED SUPPLY
IS QUITE Plentiful
Certain Varieties Of Peas Ars
Possible Exception.
cesdltlsne oheu)6 Prove PavoeabSe -
Extensive Plaatlno-oheeea0e -
labee % Repeeted ~ esse'
esn Truck easaaa.

psepassd b. he United 0tates Deoase'
NEAT oe AQ1eultuso)
lndicatjou hat tAeeo y Q plentiful
supply q gardso seed0 tAls spssn&
with he pool1ble exception q certain
varieties q piaA1 eoatslnsd h -.
ports received b. tho fD0rsan q nj.
kets from representative seo0 0eel.
sss snsagsd u Who,esaIa rotail and
mail-oedsf business. Study q several
mail-order catalogues indicates that b
The majority q eases ths pgSceo q
seeds oro DoaD than 6oe ~ po0e tWo
years, Tie greatest reduetjoo being 1oe
eabbago seod Marked roduet1o00 0Eo
The Keota news., 1921-03-11

o~lea osWwt Cen D oentrelloi bv ~.
paIeae3ea 81 . oeine1oa 81 FesMNalde.
hy6e n the Psssow wiz the oeed.
tzanspiantsd to smut-infsstsd soil win
aoe eoatract The disease. In the layge
eo0meeeial onion districts of tho
Northern states, where The ~ q soes
q seedlings y impractical, advantaeo
= taken e Tho tact that onion smut
en- b controlled b. The applicatioo q
. solution of foemaldehydo IN tAe fur.
nv With he oeed. Since tho young
oaioa Seeding b susceptible to the
disease Tor only . short tine, Il - nee.
oGDaTy b use ooly enough Of tho. de.
iA1ectant to keep the fungus in check
= ~ soll elose 70 the seed. The ap-
pAfatus ~ appiying The formaldshy6e
solutjea consists Of . Salvanised Iron
tank, which 10 attached to the onioo
oee9es. SueA an attachment u Illus,
tsAto1 I'D described In detail IN Uni.
ted otatos department. Of agriculture
I Afmers' Bulletin 1000
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
AlaDr E,peeimsnts Solution Of
Fornaidehyds 70 Recon-.
mendsd BY Specialists.
Yole SEEDLINGS ATTACKED
ASeoe pDaneo A. Abovt Three 0neosoo
HlOh Tiny 0eeono lnssnvae - IN.
toeeleN-caro. Necessary IN
AppiyjaO TreaeWeat

Ths spread ef onjou smut into ~
laFge northern onion sections and itS
iocroasing psevalsoce each year have
e0pAast1od The importance q q psac-
t3eal means q cootrol for this deooase.
Aftee careful expssimeotatjon. special.
~ e the United States department
q a03eulture recommend solution q
1oe0al0ohydo b Tie fuExoW With The
seed.
Oaioa s0st 70 caused By Q funsous
parasite which lives In The soil and.
WHEN ooes introduced, spreads slowly
% adjoining areas. In the spring. at
tAo tluo WHEN the onion SEEDS are
0esDlnat1nG ~ smut spores. o. seed
0ooSo4 o11o eogmlnate and infect The
ysung 0sodllaUI causing brown to
6aoek elaa0nte1 blisters within tho
scales u leaves. which often split
spsa, sxposlng The powdssy black
masses q spores. Affected leaves
sssally ars slightly thickeosd and
eetsa curve downward. Many q The
yoo1G seedlings are - heavily at
taebod tAat thay de within three -
lve Weeeo qfter eeeminatioo.
oo0troa0e6 ~ eessaal6eay6o.
4 peculiar and important faet about
eajeo smut b that the ooioo plant can
- attaeksd By q fungus only while IN
IL yoong Seeding stAeA. After the
paantD afe aboat three inches high
~ become tm0une to Infection by
~ s01t fungus, and onion sets q
seedlings three 10 four inches high
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
THE CHIC LOUISE
Garment Essential to con,pleee
Spring Wardrobe.
Oheet oleevee PrefGered an6 0ooe u
collarjeso win NeeosloNo 0eeoes
q ohov)doeo.

Your task OF buying your speins
suit - not really completed undl yoe
have invested In at least one bsoose
to 30. With Il. observes . fashioo cor
respondent. And. although thcee u
10 further doubt concerning the ~
turn Of The lingerie blouse to favos:
stu you know that this type q bsoose
= not The o0e 70 select to b WON
under your suit Jacket. Il - sure TO
sAow creasss when you take OF tho
Jacket. Moreover. u you Do take ~
~ Jacket you want Q blouee thee
dives an unbroken line with u eeIe
sairt, and this cannot b accompaisned
Il you ars wearing . white baouse.
i really - wise 70 have ooe bsooeo
hat almost exactly matches the suit.
and the new material selected TOR such
Q blouse u tricoistte - some othee
soet q Knitted silk fabric. which seems
proof AGAINST wrinklea This season
the short sleeve, elbow q shorter. WtIl
b The preference for theee bsoosee
and usually Tie uao0e u eollarseos
with Z nockline open at tho ned.
sometimes deeper at ~ seouldees
than from front 20 baek.
Howev8: The handmade batiste.
linen o. wolfe blouse = IN high favoe
and viii b worn for summer and ~
sort wear. Il reminds one a decade
ago. for now - then the woal-0reeDed
women are ordering these handmads
hlousos In numbers. many women hAv'
Ing laid h - large . supply - Q
doeen. al hand made. for tho spssae
and summer season. They Wi1 y
worn with The separate spoet skart.
Ihsa there aro eoloeed wash baoosea
0ame and green and toast. and tAsee
are to b worn often With the separate
ok1ft q Whita.
The blouse that extends far below
the waistline u little In evidsaee. How
svef. most Of The blouses. ave tha
conventional sort q lingerie bloo1oG
that have made their appeasaneo aod,
The Keota news., 1921-03-11

Theeo % Veoeae eoeea e. 0af6eao
ClDse TAlo Thlo veas-Jhe Proepoee
~ . ohestaoe - Trueos oas6ea
vsoseah1ee o1alsse o3ene Peed Pre.
dUeeiea Particularly lapestaae
also GAoWn in the Prices 1ee eafden
beok earre4 oaiea. apenaeA and M.
III and oWooiaA tus1lp seel An q.
crease 6 about - pee eeae = noeoo
IN tAe pg3eos 1ue Gafoea poaA wine
similar ineFoa0oo aFo ShoWn toe 0a1k-
melon, summer and winter squash,
ana te0ato seea. Thie eondltiea
should prove favorable - ektansivo
Garden planting: which = ufse1 b.
tho Unlto0 States dopoEtmont oe agr1.
culture
Replies to Inquiries ADDRESSED to
representative oeed dealers showed
that Q fsw IN Industrial eeatefA par.
t3eulaS1y n The Daok weeo selling ntom
10 b - Pc eont less seed than last
yeaf. The eanso. apparently. was The
shortage q labee O truek tara
Compared with normal conditions b.
fore ~ VA. the reduetioo b theoe
eastssn esstsrs ranges from 10 10 =
pr cent
On ~ Who3o the sales 10 home ear.
0eoees ooem % b lafeee than thoeo Of
lest yeaf; ranging from Q 8 pr eeot
inesoaso b ooDo sections 10 @ poe
cat - etAoea Dealers n ~ ueoe
NoetAeg1y dtieo Woeo unable = ropoet
Adequately becanse the 0eaoeo haA noG
advanced 0u@cleatly at ~ tine -.
pljo0 Woeo oont q,
The Keota news., 1921-03-11

eatin olevess Flewers In Applla,,a.
Of course. The regulation skirt which
% stil worn for apoet wear-mos$ o8
tho blouDes have oomothing below II
waist1inA somslimss they terminate
10 Q 'wtde 1lrdjs that extends 10 tAe
hips.
Dod Jaooeoaa
De0 Jackets afe ,ameos he --latest
novelties II negiieooo.
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
caoss-BREEpllia IS FAVORED
Vslne pursoeed laale ea Pteek q
MeN0eoeo d ~ TAleea y
Rlohe 0isoetioa.

CsessAeoe1lng = Improve Z 1oek.
~ uslng Z p1soeto6 nlale eo noaesei
.lemAjeat = . etsp h ~ slgAt difoe.
Ton. but bettee peogr6ss u made b.
1iGpoolAg 6 noagrels 6ntiroay an6
buyine . pen el purooeod fowls frum
4 speciality breeder.
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
alsusqusea sealrse

4 shoftaes ok imported French kid
t1eves = in0usncing mere liberal dis
plays .o& the anee lightwelght domestic
lsatAaP G1ovoG. says the Dry Goods
Deooomisk ailk gloves. Of course. are
Ghown most extensively, particularly
n the 1o.button length. In white. as
well - n The 6ashionabls mode
champagne and poosee shades. the
1Aee grades q st1ks sdd Q sest. !,
The Keota news., 1921-03-11
CLOTHING FOR YOUNGER SET
0gassslalo Iaseude ostssa PepIln fes
oeooooo ~ ols1o aad Cults

n tfne = eeetalnly past when
eAildreanD eDoeAeo ean b purchased
ready % wear 1oe mere song. Max
Ing the0 q home = great saving
tAis ssasea. especially Il ths stores are
carefully ssAoDpe1s for bargains 10
0ates1ala 1oseunately 10 one style
oeminatee ~ Geyje Asld for children
(eee ~ matter e that great leeway
b admitted - fashioas for grown
upe - Well) aDA variety . really the
inpestant point % acAieva
Coetoa poplin = n high favor fof
sturdy seev5ce dresses for little girls
and 1oe ssits 1oe suaall boya Cotton
erepe b another fabeie that - . favor
It, WAsa clothes foe everyday wear
aTo under eoasi0eeatjoa. The small
gis1 wtl1 b -beeemlnsiy outntted 10
votlA eeeandiA swiss and similar
t1apgparsot fabrics whea really warm
weather arzives-that r. for some
what droooy occasions s-but the sturdy
pereales, popainA chambrays and cot
toa Sxopo0 VIM b selected for play
houra
VIVID, rather dark, or at least
medium shades aSo in great favor for
seevles clothes for members Of the
youneee sek Jade greea 70 liked and
q veey smart VIXEN becoming. MARI
eold yellow and Q medium blue are
also mueA uoed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

Harry Carey will be the princi-
pal attraction at the local theatres
Monday in his latest Universal
photodrama, Hearts UpH
Carey himself wrote the story
to meet his idea of role that is
particularly suited to the drama
tic characterizations in which the
public best like him.
Hearts Upp concerns a man
who pledges himself to protect
the daughter Of his dead pal. He
meets the girl at a railway station
when she arrives from the east.
Thinking that he is her father,
she runs into his arms calling him
Daddy" Instead of telling her
that her father is dead, the man
remains silent. Thus between the
man and the girl he has come to
love stands the impassive barrier
Of a lie.
The working out of the story is
typical of Carey. He tries diplo-
macy, then being human, he falls
back on his fighting ability and
brings the story to one of the
most dramatic c1imaxes ever
wrought for the screen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
IN THE MOVIE WORLD

Jerome Patrick, who has just
completed male lead with Mary
Miles ATinter in her latest Real
art pictures. is soon to desert the
screen for the stage. On COM
pleting the picture he was sched-
uled to leave for New York,
where he is to resume a promi-
nent role in a new David Belasco
stage success. Mr.. Patrick has
appeared IN three Realart pictures
during his stay in flmdom. the
other two being THE Furnace"
and Her First Elopement' with
Mandy HaWley.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

Wheeler Oakman. husband of
Priscilla Dean, the Universal star,
met with an accident while mo-
toring among the hills of Cali
fornia. He lost control of the
steering gear and was thrown ov-
er an enbankment more than 80
feet. Altho not seriously hurt,
his new Rools-Royce was COM
pletely demolished.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

Exteriors for Passion Fruit, "
being filmed by Douglas Girard,
are to be filmed in California and
elaborate settings reproducing a
Hawaiian village are being built.
This will be Daraldina's, the fam
Gus dancer, first picture.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

Eileen Chadwick, who recently
recovered from injuries sustained
in a fall, was again injured this
week by being burned badly
about the arms when playing the
role of a human torch in a fall
from high tower into a tank Of
water Tor a scene in The Queen
OF Diamonds"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

Malveen PoIp, voting daughter
of Eddie Polo, the Universal ser
ial star, has been engaged to play
small important part in Foolish
Wives"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

A most complete kitchen with
every known modern labor-sav-
ing device installed as a cure for
all servant problems of today is
being used in "Cinderella' Twin,
in which Viola Dana impersOnates