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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
Totals ......S1 8 8 "a IA
Totals 81 9 1.

Washington ...... lilo 600 001-3
New York ..016 001 01X-9
Summary: Two-base hits--Meu-
sci. Three-base hits-Mays, E..
Miller. Home runs-Ruth, Shanks
Stolen bases-Meusel, Judge. Dou-
BILE plays-Bush to Harris to Judge,
q; Ward to Peckinpaugh to Pipp;
McNally to Ward to Pipp: Peckin-
paugh to Ward to Pipp; Harris to
Bush to Judge. Bases on balls
May, 4; Courtney, a; Schacht, 2.
Innings pitched-By Courtney, 2;
Schacht, G. Struck out--By Mays
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
National League.

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati, 4 Chicago, 0.
New York, 5; Brooklyn, 1.
Boston, LIS; Philadelphia, 4-6.
st. Louis-Pittsburgh game, rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04

I'd.
New Orleans, Q; Atlanta. 1.
Nashville, 2; Memphis. 7.
Mobile, 0; Chattanooga, 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
LEADERS BATTLE
FOR ADVANTAGE
IN THE LEAGUES

/ New York, Sept. 3.--New York
went into virtual tie with Pitts
burgh in the National league PEN
nant race today, while the New
York Americans increased their
i'd over Cleveland to two games.
The Pirates. through winning and
losing one game less than the Gil
ants. are one point ahead of their
rivals. The Yankees are IS points
in front of the Cleveland world
champions.
The standings:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
WESTERN LEAGUE.

st. Joseph, 8; Sioux City, 0.
Des Moines, 3; Omaha. 4.
Oklahoma City, IL; Wichita, 6.
Tulsa, o; Joplin 8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
the DOPE COLUMN
American League.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston. IL; Philadelphia, 10.
New York, .; Washington. 8.
Chicago, IL; st. Louis, /.
Detroit, 10; Cleveland, 7.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04

Summary: Two-base hit--Will-
Jams. Three-base hit--Konetchy
Home run--Parkinson. Bases on
Iballs-Off McQuillan. 1; Morgan,
1; Ring, 8. Innings pitched-Mc-
Quillan, Z; Morgan, /. Struck out
BY McQuillan, 1; Morgan. /;
Ring. Z.
Second game:
Score: r. H. e.
Boston $3.50. 001 305 600-15 81 /
Philadelphia. 012 600 100 II 3
Batteries: Scott and Gibson;
Sedgwick and Bruggy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
Where They ]

Where They Play.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Little Rock, BIZ; Birmingham,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04

Vanguard and Hargrave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
ALLEGED DEsER7ER's PAL
SWEARs RECORDS WRONG
Comrade of John II. i'arliwinc
Ayers He Saw Sian Wounded
and Captured.

Although John H. r.ariiwinc. a
member of Company G. one Hundred
and Eleventh Infantry. is listed by'
The War Department, rs Il dcscrtcr,
William w. Baker. OF h!,; company.
had made an affidavit that he and
Earliwinc were wounded in the st.
Mih!cl sector on November l. 1918.
Baker. who was captured =. the en-
envy. swcars that as he was being
carried away on a str,tI.hcr lie SAW
Earliwine lying on the ground scri-
ousiy wounded. Earliwinc has not been
heard TiIpn since October. l:iN. and
his father desires Information re-
SardinE his fate TO clear his good
name and to make claim for his IN
Surance. Address 5. +. Earliwine.
l.ondenville, W. Va.
The Times Dispatch; in o-opcration
with the American Legion Weekly,
with mysterious war disappcaranccs
in the hope OF aiding families. Other
war mysteries are:
Joseph =. Brewster. sccond-lieutcn-
aat. Company +. Fifty-ninth Infantry.
was reported killed ia action on
July 80, 1918. hut other reports say
he died on July 20. Information re-
gardinS his death and burial Is
wanted by his brother. Virgil :.
Brewster. Esom nm Ga.
Edgar II. English, private. seventy
third Company, Sixth Marines. WAS
reported killed in action on Novcm-
hci ), 1918; later message said hc was
see. on November 10. 1915. His Sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
NURSE MAY BE FIRST
WOMAN CABINET OFFICER
Miss Lillian ID. VALID Mentioned rs
Head Of Proposed Department
Of Public Wclfnrc.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.--Miss Lillian
ID. Valid, of New York. one OF the
courtry's most prominent nurses. is
mentioned by Republicans forecast
ing the makc-uo of the new admins
,ration. as possible choice as The
first woman Cabinet officer in the
United States. 1t became known here
today.
Miss Wald. who is honorary prcsi-
dent of the National Organization for
Public Health Nursing and head
worker of the New York Nurses Set
Element. is one of a half dozen WON
en- said 10 be under consideration for
the position as the head of the pro-
posed Department OF Public Welfare
She has the hearty support Of mem
hers of various New York welfare as
sociations.
Miss VALID was the original advo-
cate of the Federal Children's Eu-
rcau, which she proposed TO President
Roosevelt. and which was established
by act OF Congress in ICES. 1t was
entirely out of her experience with
childrenS welfare that this plan was
conceived: and those who are active
~ supporting the movement for rails
ing human welfare to the dignity OF
an ofcc in the ministry OF tho next
President, say that the promised De-
partmcnt OF Public Welfare or OF HUI
man Welfare is but the logical out
growth OF the bureau.
Miss Waid. Il graduate OF the New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
BERLIN OBSERVES
POL|TENEss WEEK
Snch Weeks We're Common in
Peace Days, but War DiscOn-
tinucd Custom.
ny FRANZ i:INHOFF,
tnttch iIrcSN SInn COrrcSpnmNcn [.

BERLIN, Jan. l.-Tha closing Of
the old year was D week Of 'wccks"--
% Sn;a rs nSIi,s Tssk'" ugpyr siSsiaG
by newspaper who discovered the
most courteous folks in the mctrop-
oils and. further; one spoke. OF Il
because OF government interference
with their usual business.
such weeks were common IN the
old peace days. one found it delight
in the streets and to give mite fer
the needy. During the war. the pic
tore changed, The girls We're stili
white Gowned but the. shadow Of, a
c!oUdcl the formerly smiling coun-
tcnanccs. And, now. the white gowns
are gone. for the average person
can't afford white clothing in these
Count Harry Keslcr, pacihst. took
pictures in the poorer quarters OF
Berlin on occasion OF the child relief
week. And The photographs offer Il
startling Testimony to the impovcr-
!shcd condition OF many cf the ma
tons young.
81 the inner-poiiticnl situation and
III" Upper Silcsian week the outer
political problem. The ''politcn"ss
week" concerned itself with the cui.
tural Situution and vas organized
as protest against the inconsidcrHtc-
ness shown In human traffic. which
WIS increased during the war 20 an
alarming point.
strange as i, may seem. this polite
moss week. Instituted by area,
newspaper. has had an effect rco-
10 who heretofore mad" sour face
or gave crufr answer TO an inuuircr,
NOW sneak NOR" gently. For instance.
two girls stood IN tn" subway train
While all ~" men sat buried in their
napcrs. DO You notice. anything
"a her companion. "Nn; q sign" came
~" answer. whor"unon nearly the
whole carload of men arose 10 offer
Weir seats Ia IN" fcnal" strap hang
ors
80; 50 roIit". however. were tho
rrlic". rh"v proceeded nCninSt hotels
"ui coffee houses for i'lrgal us" OF
milk. -four. etc 50 loud was protest
a"ai"st closure Of some of tho iar",
rhlienm"ni. 'hnt tho hnr"au back
tracked ana said there had been 'ar
error"
Hn' thor" is "a feeling tina; sc,a'
-" ~" government must act aCainc'
~" uiacoe which live mxuriouslv
viii" uorti"p Of the public starvcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FRITZ LEIBER TO PRESENT
SHAKESPEAREAN PLA VS. HERE
Distinguished Romantic Actor Will BE Seen at Strand
Early This Month in Notable Repertoire Of
Bard's Most Favored Masterpieces.

and leading romantic plays ana play
crs. Virtually all his life has been
devoted to Shakespeare. He was AS
Soc'ated with Julia Marlowe. Madame
iast several seasons he has been lead
ing man for Robert Is. Mantell. and
of late years shared honors about
equally with the latter.
Mr. Leibcr is said to have all the
faculties requisite for the trying roles
set forth by the Bard OF Avon. Re
sides magnificent physique and Il
strong yet well moduiatcd voice. he
possesses firm dramatic power and Il
method of reading that is at once in
some figure and ability have won his
way also into motion pictures In
the recent picture, IF | Were King
he was striking success. playing
being starred in Fox films ana is
playing the leading roles opposite vi
Wan Martin in King Solomon" and
the Queen OF Shcba." boz, feature
pictures. soon to be released.
striking feature of the I.cihcr
productions is the entirely original
method of mounting and minat ion
used in the stars present repertoire
Much OF the new Idea in scenic invcs-
titnre which Mr.. Leiber himself has
Imagery TO be found in pictures. They
are said TO be not only imprcssivciy
cncctivc. hut so arranged as to elm
mate tedious stage waits and delays
in the movement of the dramas.
Mr.. Leibcr has jumped Into indi-
vidual stardom this season under the
management OF George Ford consid-
cred one OF the most original and ac-
Ercssivc producers In the theatcr to-
day. Mr.. Ford has spared no expense
in making the Leihcr produc,ioas
most magnificent Shakespearean en-
;erpriscS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

ter Mrs. Fred +. Ryan. ST; Marys,
W. Va, seeks any information.
charles II. Moss, private. Company
IL One Hundred and Twelfth lnfan-
Try was reported killed In action at
fismcttc on August ~. 1918. All cf-
forts TO locate grave unavailins Bud-
dies who know nature of his death
municate with Charles L. Ralston.
Charles B. Gillespie Post American
Legion. Frccport. Pa
John Hughes, Company G.. one Han
Grcd and Thirty-ciShth Infantry. was
last heard from after he landed in
<cw York City last year He was
forced to fall out OF line because OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Fritz Ieibcr. eminent romantic ac-
tor and an accomplished Interpreter
OF Shakespearc's best dramatic works,
comes to the Strand Theater January
10 for four performances of Shakes
Dcarc's best-known plays. giving
Macbeth" Julius Caesar. The
Merchant OF Venice" and hamlet"
rect from the Lexington Thcatcr in
New York City. where he achieved "a
consummatc triumph. His striking
success there in artistic performance
brought him much acclaim from New
York critics. who heroldcd him II
Shakcspcarcan star uneNccllcd in the
present armament. The unusual at
tendance at this playhouse too. at
tractcd the attention OF many the
atrical maSnatcS in the business
For this seasons trauscontinental
tour this sterling actor is considered
extremely fortunate in having sur
rounded himself with Il distinguished
group Of Shakcspearcan artists.
Particularly notable among these
is Miss Irhy Marshai. leading woman,
and considered the peer of Austral-
ian actresses. Her success in her
own country and in England in tho
cXactinr roles OF Shakespeare have
been almost unparalleled and her
dcbuts during the New York engage
mcnt as Lady Macbeth. the queen
mother IN Hamlet" and Portia in
The Merchant of Venice" created n
ion.
Other wcll-known New York aud
London favoritcs in the cast include
Miss Virginia bronson. Louis Leon
HAIL. John burke. Arthur Row. John
Hickey. Robert Strauss, Wallis Rob-
erts. Miss Pauline Crcll and II score
Mr.. LcIhcr, although in point of
years a relatively young man. has
long been identified with the stage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Richmond's Theater Program This Week

STRAND-Cccil Lean md Cleo
MaSdcld. In "LOOk who's Here"
Monday and Tuesday nights only,
"Tbc Nainbow GIRL" Thursday,
Friday nnd Saturday. and Sntnr--
day matinee.
ACADEMY - Keith vaudeville,
Sylvester and Myrn Lester. In
fnnciful dance creation. md four
supplemental features. Monday.
Tuesday nnd Wednesdays, MrCnri
md bradford. In n comedy sketch,
md quartet of other attractions,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
BIJOu-NIoln Damn, In "Cindc-
rcIln's Twin" Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday; Louise HUH, In
''What Women Want" Thursday,
Friday ana Saturday.
BLIEBIRD-"Iluck Jones'. In
"SunSrt SprnEur," Monday md
Tuesday; Eileen Percy. In "Fhc
Husband Hunter" wednesday and
Thursdays variety program, Fri
day and saturday.
BROADWAY Won Struhcim.s
"'rhc DEVILS Pass Key" NIL week.
iSlS-Grarc DAVIDSON and Com
why Tcnrlc, In "AtoncHncnt," Mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
-ONCON OUARRFl s OVER
EYES AS SPOUSE INDEX
BImr-Eyrd Wen arc Sntoriou>Iy Rest
Soldiers. sailors ard
EXPLORERS.
NV Univcrsni Service. |

~ WIN fTs''t service.
LONDON Jan IA warm contro-
Nersv ON the merits and dement's Or
h!u"-"Ned husbands is in progress
following statement hy Thomas
lums'cu. y pOor-inw officer Of Leeds
ina; 90 pcr """' - dunaWav hus-
bnrls are bluc-cycd
br. Albert Wilson. q psychological
rNr"rt dissents My experience has
'""n That the dark eyed man - the
NOR" t"mp"ramcntal and fiery" ne
sid. MFR Lumshcn works among the
poor; he does not come in contact
With the rich. who are the less prone
10 desert their wives for fear or un-
pleasant nntoricty"
Another doctor says that the ire
sp"nsihility Of bluc-eycd husbands Is
IN" TO their love of adventure
"Elue-cycd mon arc notoriously tho
tcSt sailors. soldiers and explorers
iiut whatever kind Of husband thu
blhc-tycd man nH kcs. tho brown eyed
girl makes Il better husband OF a
man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

day, Tuesday mud wednesday;
Marguerite DE LIN Motto, In .'rhe
L. L. rrnil," Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
LiRIC-0tis skinner. In "l<Is-
met" Rll week.
0DEON-Auita stewart, In ..Thc
Fighting Shephrrdcss." Monday
nnd Tucsdny; Thomas hlcirhnn, In
"COnrnd In Quest of His YOUTH"
Wednesday and Thursday; Norma
T'almndEc md Thomns Mcighnn,
In "Thc Probation Wife," Friday;
Norma TulmndEe and Conway
Tenrlc. I'm "The Way of IA Woman"
Saturday.
NEN-Eddie Polo. In "l<ing of
the Circus Monday; DuuElns
Fnirbnnks, I'm "Thc IIoilycO,ldic."
Tuesdays "Thc SON of Tnrnn,"
Wednesday, "Biue Ridge Justice"
Thursday; "SupCrmnn.'' Friday;
Jack HoNfc and Marin Sails, In
"ThundcrbOit Jnck," Saturday.
NICTOR-ltoacoc "Entty" Ar
buckle, In .'rhe Life OF the Party"
Monday md Tuesday; Charles Ray.
i'm Sudden JIn,'' Wednesday,; WILL
linn y. Hart. In .'Fhc Testing
Block" Thursday, Friday and Sat
urdny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

nation conceraing him should be, sent
to Mrs. Eta Burr. 108 Onkwood
Avenue. Syracuse. N. Y.
Teddy Roth. private. Company L.
killed ON October 9. Seen on the rear
end of an ambulance. apparently
wounded. on October Z. Red Cross re
ported him I'm field hospital on 0cto-
Der and later In n base hospital.
number unknown His mother, Mrs
Fred Roth. Route 1, Box IS. I;llisville.
Ill. desires details va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
HOMEYMOOMERS SPEND 3
WEEKS ON CORAL ISLAND
Romance Begun Army Transport Ends on Unin
habiled Island in Pacc-Croom EMPLOYED
at Singapore in Malay Peninsula.

Miss Hutchins started on i'm 5000
mile voyage for Singapore OH Scptcm-
btr IL.
Thc couple then set sail on a small
vessel manned by ha!f-sayapr M,la-
vans ana cruiscd through the Strait
OF Malncca. between tho Malay PENN
sula and the Island of Sumutra. to u
sinali coral island. where they re
manned for three weeks They were
the only inhabitants of the island
Upon the end OF their honeymoon
period the boat returned and took
viii reside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
MOVIE STAR CR|T|CHEs
HERSELF into FAME
i}cbc Daniels Improved Acting by
Scrutinizing Her Own Films
and Rcmedying Faults.
[ By International News servicc.1

by International News Servicc.l
Los ANGELES. CAL, Jan. L.
Strange things happen here every
day in the center where most OF the
worlds movies" are made. but one
of the strongest of the recent occur
renccs has been the advancement OF
Il girl TO Il stellar position simply be-
cause she criticized herself into
fame.
This girl is Bcbe Daniels. hereto
fore best known 10 film fans because
Of her work in 'slapstick comedy"
Now she's a real sure-cnough star.
In telling of her success she said:
1t Was only the hardest Kind Of
work that advanced me. Several
years ago. when had n rather hum
be place in films. ! was told I would
get Il try.out some day with n great
concern. lay awake many a night
trying TO evolve plans to progress
more ranidiyi, Then one night it
own critic, and "a mighty harsh one.
at that.
SO ! hung around the projecting
rooms and haunted movie theatcrs
whenever | was TO be Shown on tho
screen. watched every move made
and resolved 10 improve my acting.
on sweet cookie! but how did pan
my own efforts.
Successful Try-out.
We'll. The scheme worked. My di-
rcciors said was doing a little bet
. Yer With every picture. Then one day
y ]
was. given the try-out with the large
nredurers, and had so much con-
liaehcr in myself that lust cinchcd
the opportunity and. the management
Sal". made good 50 rapidly they gave
There are lots aud lots OF girls
wh" probably could have mad" MS
Sood showing as | did il they had
becm given the chance. But they were
IN Workers. y. Y, or Savannah. Ga,
or Grand Rapids. Mich, or some other
o EN- ,, ana ] was out in Hollywood
.lu Wnsn wasting any efforts in let
me" So ny
Miss Daniels lives in big house
NO, Mi net spanish grandmother her
rotS eats and dogs
"hAt is the greatest pleasure Won
asked '""iciS was
IN making others happy and in
ill.,. m nov 70 sit Gown and relax
do" she said. ''e STU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Couple, Aged 50. Marry.

~ in'crnat !onal \cwS Service
LONDON. Jas. l.--Both aged eighty
MrS Esharn and William Wilkinson,
widow and w.dowcr. wcr, married nj
81 Peters CHURCH. Cicethorpes.
ihty were both in receipt Of old
we pensions.
MI Wilkinson. formerly an agricul-
.ura! iaborer. sald they found they
iked each others company, hence
The marriage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

iness during the parade Of tho rcgi-
mcnt In New York. He enlisted from
81. Louis. although his home Ia Eng
land. Information about him is
wanted by Mrs. c. j. Petric. 800 s..
Poplar street. Wichita. Kansas.
Leon Burr. one Hundred and eighth
france on October IA. 1918 Later
message said that he was i'm n hos
ntai In Louisiana and was known
tncre. hut he was not located. Infor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
by Universal Scrvicc.1

READING. PA. Dee. 3l.-A romance
that had its beginning on an army
transport homeward bound from
France ended In honeymoon of three
weeks on 4 small coral island in the
Pacific Ocean for Miss Doris NJ Hut
chins. of san Francisco. and James
X. Conrad. of this place. according
70 word received here by his parents.
Upon Reinstatement by his former en-
pioycs he was sent TO the company's
branch plant ut Singapore. en- the Ma
lay peninsula. Shortly aftprwari
their engagement WAS announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

York Hosnital Training school for
nurses. brought about the first mn.
nlciphiiHatton OF the school nurss .nd
~ responsible for the orEanizntior az
me New York system OF dIstric,
nursing, She WAS ono OF three won.
I'm on President Wilson's indus,ri.,I
Commission. la
mother of pu1lic health nursinr 'i IN
inns country The inspiration for
such a profession WAS born of hcr
very intimate knowledge of tba
needs OF the sick in the home: and al
me present time there are thous,nds
"i pubic health nurses throurhoti,
t ,hc country The National Orsanizo
ZION Tor Puhlic Health Nursing has
Just beEEun a vigorous campaign for
an Increase in the number Of nurses
OF this sort N' S'S
ihn public health nurse" wrote
MISS Maid recently in an Unpublished
W. ~ mas become an instrument of
service throughout the world, hut
naFr never conceived OF her az ono
the sick. Va
| have always thought of her os am
educator, cap.talizing her cXtraordi-
nary opportunities for service TO give
instruction in the home on disease
prevention, promotion OF health and
hy"irnc of the individual and the
hone-thc nopularizinS OF the science
OF heal thful living.
Civil Ration ~ dependent upon our
snilltv to penetrate the homes and
nrlng TO them and the family life "a
nigher level OF health. cleanliness.
culture. and morality. Other times
may bring other agents of cducation
In the homes. but at the present |
cohsiuer the nurse unmatched"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

y big Oriental cabaret scene In
which more than 200 extras partici-
patcd in addition 10 the PRINCIPALS
and the entire chorus from the Strand
Roof, New York CITY, was shot" a,
Sei2nick's Fort Lee studio las; week
for Worlds Aparttl. in which Eugene
O'Brien Viii appear. Nc,xt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Conrad Nagcl. Paramount leading
man. and Ann Forrest. leading wo-
man in the same organization. are
appearing on the Spcakin. stage at
the Hollywood Community Thcatcr. 1t
Is Miss FORESTS firSt apDcaranc" in
spoken drama. hut his NaScl is re-
Artcr.' which lad long run on
ErUadWaH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

u. \ young Italian actress. Tina Mo-
dptti. recently imported has joined
The ranks OF the Dial F!im Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

william Favcrsham. star Of The
sin That Was HIS" a SclzuicE pie
dcnt ~ the Mark Twain Fellowship.
an organization NOW In the process
Of f"rma lion which aims 20 Keep M
interest IN ths works OF the A,ncri-
- can hunor.sl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Tr. ncA, William Russell picture
Tor Fox is to he called The Chcatcr
k'lornieh' instead Of THE Cloth of
Gold. as previously announced II
= in his hlm that Sc"na Owen makes
hrr debut as Il Fox player Sam De
Grassr. another cinema favorite, has
an InlnOrtant role
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

= Mae Murray has almost finished
work on The G!lded Lily" her nrst
starring vehicle for Paramount
which is being di-ectea by R3bert T.
Leonard. her husband
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

The largest piece OF plate glass
lever made. il is said has just been
works by Viti.rapn, al It's West
Coast studio 1t is 20 bc used in the
construction III q new glass water
/. tank for photograph underwater
Scer.;S-