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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
AMERICA IS ON SEA TO
STAY, DECLARES BENSON
Chairman of L. S. Shipping Board
Writes on Future OF Mcr-
chant Marine.
| By Associatcd prcss. ]

LONDON, May Admiral Benson.
chairman OF tho United states ship
ping Board. writing on the future of
tho American merchant marine in the
publication Fairplay. says: America
i upon the sea To stay. Who can
doubt that She will. after witnessing
the wonderful almost undreamcd o:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS during the world
war?
America has expended $1,000 900, =
900 10 MAKE a place for herself upon
the seas. and has made that place.
and viii undertake earnestly 10 rctai n
it There is sufficient commerce ;or all
tn" nations to thrive upon.
1T should not BE- forgotten that the
ruthless enemy practically wiped out
a good part Of the most efficient
type OF our overseas shipping II
America had not by it's shipbu!ldinr
made up for this lack in world
shipping. ocean rates would be soar
ing today.
a. for ono. am optimistic as to
The future Of the American merchant
marine. The shipping . fthc entire
world is now in a period OF dcprcs-
sion bur ! believe that Within a short
time we shall see "a turn for the
better; in fact. even now there arc
Indications of a revival.
We are now ship independent and
So must. and will strive TO maintain
that Independence"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
BRUSSELS BECOMING
MONACO OF THE WORLD
resumes Its Normal Carc-Frcc
Late Of Before the War-Priccs
Decline Rapidly.
Ny Andre Fngc.

hiSi SHt.l.S, May li-EruSSclS Is re-
Stunning. little by little. It's normal
life Of before the war
Prices OF all sorts OF commodities
are s,ill higher than in 1914 but much
!ower than in Paris The stores arc
filed with buyers. ana the small
uadc%ncn, as well rs the big indus
trials, carry an air OF serene conf
dcncc.
At 4 o'clock in tho afternoon the
luxurious cafes OF the boulevard AIS
pach ANA of the Place de Brouckere
are filled with joyous crowds. smok
ing away amid the hum Of CONVEX
aa,ion and the music of countless or
chcstras. BRUSSELS has become, as
Lefore the war, tho paradise Of smuk-
crs Tobacco shops. strung At fire.
Hucnt intervals along every promin-
'nt street. recall man to his pleasure
or his vice. as you wish it.
Cigars and bccr-the two things
without, which the happiness of a
native of Brussels would not be com
p!cic are dearcr than before the
war, but siill are sold at reasonable
prices. For Instance, The Kind of
cigarette that costs 30 cents in Amcri-
can money in Paris may bc had for
from - TO - cents in Brussels. and
others sell AT from 10 10 - cents \
good Havana cigar may lac had here
'r cents. And a glass OF beer
Whieh costs a; least cents in Paris
may ," had in Brussels Tor half that
price. even in the lest cafes
Gasoline costs 80 cents gallon
here, whsle in Paris one pays about,
SO cents FOR exactly the same Kind.
SILK stockings, REINFORCED. sell for
as low as $i.'5 in BRUSSELS. /! rar!s
women all knew this they would M
Tao trains across tile Belgian frontier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
ULSTER UN|ON|STs NAME
WOMEN FOR CANDIDATES
Party Leaders Cccntcring Attention
on Campaign to End May ri.
All Classes Represented.

BELFAST. May IL Selection OF
Ulster Unionist candidates for the
election May II. has been practically
completed. and party leaders are CEN
;cring attention IN the campaign.
The nominees represent practically
all classes OF the coinmunity-ln5or
professional. manufacturing and
farming elements. The labor men.
however, arc drawn from the Unionist
ranks and do no, include Socialists
and members Of the Independent
Labor party. who arc accused Of being
allied with Eolshevisru ana the Sinh
Fciu.
Two women have been DESIGNATED
TO make the race for the Uu!oniSt
forces They are Mrs Il T. : Chi
chester. of Moyola nart who Mil
CONTEXT for the County aud city OF
Derry. and Mrs. X. j. MMordio FOR
belfast.
Many names prominent in the civic
and political life of Belfast and u
Stcr do not appear in the list q; can
didatcs as announced. but there is Vet
opportunity for their selection to The
Scnatt when the members OF this BODY
are named later by the lower house.
Ulster is entitled To iurty-Scv"u
as follows; Belfast city. sixteen mem
hers; County Down, eight members:
county Antrim. seven members:
County Armagh. four members:
county ana city Derry, iivc inemtcrs;
Counties Tyrone FcrmanaGh three
members: Queens University. four
members.
OF the nineteen sim Fein candid
at"s for Ulster nine are al present in
jail and at least half Of the remain
Tn" list includes Arthur Griiliths.
founder of the Sim Fcin now in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
ATLANTIC OCEAN
WITH WIRELESS TELEPHONE
IS NEW IDEA OF MAROON
Declares Eavesdroppng Will Not Be Such an Easy Mat
ter as May Be Expected-Wi Be Necessary to Go
to Central Stations for Exchange of Calls

"" cannot work in practical way
across long sea distances. There are
certain disturbances of tho waves in
SPACE the cause OF which has not yet
been determined
Il am again leaving for the Mcdi-
tcrrancan 10 continue on my yacht
the experiments | began last year
Asked about the facilities for caves
dropping in wireless telephony. Sen
atUr MarcOni said:
1T is not so easy to pick up mes
SaE"s. and j. it were thor" ar" not
many instances in which they would
be useful. Americans in London FOR
instance. wanting TO speak to their
wives or swcc'h"arts at home. would
not care about any one tanning
their messages SO long as they could
hear the voices OF pcopl. dear to
them. Wireless telephony Is not
more likely to hc tapped than wire
less biography.
when wireless phou" stations are
working between London and New
York IL viii be ncccssar VITO 20 to
the stations to exchange calls. II will
Ice possible to speak from apparatus
in your own room"
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try Associated rrcss.l


'''E "''' '''
semhlins in som" respect kipiing'*
character. "Mowgl!." who was suck
,,d ,, ., ,, ., 10
''"'''' ~ '"' r''"' mas p"'" i'"'' =
!" '''''o'' S''''"" "' ''''"' "''''"-
ing TO story in the Times. In this
,.asc ,nyo,,r en-. inns. i; rc,,,, q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FIND WILD BOYRESElNBLLNG
RUDYARDK LPLING,S 'llOWGL|"
Is Reputed to Have Been Kidnapped by eopard-'ather
Keeps Sharp Watch on Him, After Recapture to
Prevent His Escape Into the Woods

tivc years before. the villagers Of
Cachari had Killed two leopard cubs.
Tn" mother leopard had prowlcd
about the jungle bordering on the viii
laGc. y few days later the mother
Of The child left il lying on Il cloth
while she Went away 10 reap rice.
In her absence the mother leopard
carried thc child off. The villagers
searched for it. but could find no
trace OF il.
Some three years later a sports
man killed Il leopard IN the jungle.
Ec told the VILLAGERS shat the icop-
ard had two cubs. they searched the
jungle ana found the two cubs and
with them the missing child.
II ran on all fours quite fast.
lodged ana hid in bushes with great
agility and skill and bit and fought
with every one who tried To hold H.
II tore to pieces and ate with cx-
traordinary quickucss any village
fowl that came Ats way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
PRIMITIVE HUMANS LIVING
FOSSILS" IN SUMATRA WUDS
Professor Wilhelm Volz, Professor of Geography il
bfesau University, Declares That He Has Made
an interesting Discovery in Explorations

t"hv" ~ with rustling something to
81 an! "a days chase often does not
I'ou"cr one square meal. They are
h"t even :" fer advanced as to pos
.'Ss bows ana arrows as Weapons.
u"' a." si.l IN TN" wooden age"
having nothing hut clubs and wood
cn spears
They can climb the tallcst trees
ana Hin"oin'St trunks with the agA
ny ana speed or the monkeys ara
apcs They have not even discov-
t'rd hshing Their food IL fruit.
hc'rI"s. roots. lizards. frogs. beetles
ana bugs The struggle for exist
enc" is hard and ne short. Few live
''l"nd tho age OF thirty.
Professor Nolz says that having
no arms ar weapons the "Knbu" is
q rac!i!St H." does not steal or lie
because there Is nothing to steal
and nothing to lie about"-not even
ABOUT catching the biggest fish
ih'y have no religious ideas what
eyer and when one OF them die he or
sac - !"!, whore they lie. II is such
:! STRAIN fog them 10 try and think
ihat when he asked questions. the cf-
tort to ihink made them burst into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
by nnhcrt j. rrc,r.

l.oNi'p May Ill expect event
ua!y to bridge the Atlantic with
wireless telephony. When New York
talks To London i, viii be in this
manner. and not by telephony through
cable, the cost Of laying which
would hc prohibitivc.'
TINS statement was made by Sen
ator Maroon! in a discussion with "A
Universal Service representative Of
colonel Cartv's demonstration OF
cable and wireless telephony between
Havana, cuba and Catalina. OF CAL
iforni.
MIR. Marconi was not much i'm
pressed with the practical value of
Colonel carty's achievement. mas
much as the cost of maintaining land
and SuDs"a wires over areas stretch
ing for thousands of miles is Il pro-
hibitivc factor. Al the same time. he
admitted that long distance wireless
telephony had not advanced to Il
practical commercial stage.
we have had wireless talks he
tween London and Rome. London
and Geneva and other points" he
added. and we have even gotten a
few words across tho ttlantiC. hut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
DOLLAR-A-DAY TOURIST
TAX PROPOSED BY PARIS
Travellers Pay 10 Per Cent i'm AL.
dition To Regular Bill at
Larger Hotels.
LAYING FOR AMERICAN S
\" German Indemnify in Sight and
Municipal budget Considerably.
In Arrears, Preparations Arc Be.
ing Sought in Other WAYS.

FAIRS, May ii-NO German I'm.
"emn!ty being Immediately avail
hhie. and the Paris rnuniclpal bulge.
being considerably in arrears. ron
arations are to hc sought from four
lists
Already in the nrSt-class hotels ),
tourist Is required to pay 10 per con,
IN addition TO his bill This goes T.,
ne city Generally it amounts IN
"rf 80 hotels TO about 81 a day. nor
''"' eNrh"ngc. Sow the inrlnicipal!tv
i""PoSes TO tax all visitors an s1-
"t'"hhl six francs. or more than g,
""'lhr normal exchange, under ,no
theory 'hat II he puts M in a biz.
h"''i n" can well afford to helm u,,
!oT civic IMPROVEMENTS.
Guests III smaller hotels vii! bo
'aS'd on a sliding scale. with
minimum of francs 80 ccn,im.s
haiiN- ." cents Few Of tho smaller
hotels have bathrooms. so ,h.
american usually !ncurs tn. cx,,
'Npcns" and stays AT a hotel con
s!n"'cG as "iirSt-class"
N" new tax !S only on. more sir.u.
mar tn" pcun!" I'm the wax counirio.
ar" bent on getting the last doliar
our "i every American who come,
An Americans arc rich" ,h,y
say they can easily hoip II. p3y.
our oi!iS i' return for tn" good tim.
my 1!%Hys haye e France"
principle. Maur.cc's The latest da,Ir-
!nS iihlHc" "a open. charges TAO
franz" for n bottle OF ,.hauiua-nn ana,
'rhn'H Tor an ordinary package
~ cigarettes. Tnc champagnc cos,g
wholesale from 10 to Is Francs , hr,
Whom tn" American cxuadf-
i'0AHry fore" ms, arrived i'm irarc.
IN III the sam" vine could br-
nouEh; FOR : francs
larry li!ccr's place. across from,
MaGric"'S. charges - francs "A hot
~" ana nothing but champnruc
S.rXeh IN" clover club also charge s
~ francs and most Of tn. N0ntrunfrn
places charr" "giitl sums
'ontraSi"d WITH these prices which
az" obviously aimed 1t tho rich ror
"'tn"r, Us ~" fact that In some
small restaurants frcgucni"d only b,,I
fr"uchmcn very fatr meals can be
obtained fur = and . francs.
Recently a restaurant ~! this claSe
hccamc advertised among American!
OWING 20 tn" excellence or SIS cook
NIX Within week its liked pr3ca'
for dinner mad risen from 10 l5i
frames, with Wine charges in pro
portion.
fr.nch func;ionarcs earning only;
port families Five hundred francs
might last an American stranpc-I
'hr.' days u he pracliccd economies:
i 10" went out Win The boys" hc
would ho on a borrowing status IN
ono night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
AERIAL DIAMOND TRANSPORT
CONTEMPLATED IN ENGLAND

LONDON. May H.--Aerial transport
OF diamonds is contemplated IN the
Belgian Congo by mining company
in which American interests are
largely represented, according TO
African adviccs received here.
The mines concerned are at pjoko-
Punda. Ia the kasa! Province. Al
present the journey 10y boa, along the
Kasai and Congo Rivers between the
mines ana k.nshasa a distance OF 800
miles. occupies ,h!rty-nve TO forty
days Hy The use OF airplaaes. It is
expected 20 accomplish the rip in
abou, two days
The prcsdn, outru, OF diamonds
from the kasta aelds is reported 20 be
200 $50 cargts year. Exploitation
OF the fields hogan n 1905
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
biographical! Plays.


As a matter OF fact. quite a no
GUITAR interest attaches to most bio
graphical plays. though one thing to
hc noted is that If these are TO he Il
success they must he really we'll pro-
duccd. The actor or actress who is
10 play the part OF a Well known
man or woman must be thoroughly
conNersant with the life Of that in
diVidual.
There are occasions. however.
when. in spit" OF experienced players.
iruc-to-lifc scenery. abundant ar
tistry If all kinds. Il biographical
play is anything but a real success,
In matters Of this kind there is no
rule one can lay down.
some Biographical plays are moth
ing less than masterpieces Look At
"fasicur," for instance. what could
possibly be more wonderful than
over thus production: some people
when they saw IL actually declared
laStcur had returned TO life.
some OF the more recent bioEraphi-
cal plays | have not had the uppor-
tunity OF seeing. hut such old favor
tics as beethoven" and "Rossini"
] admire greatly: there is such Il
human atmosphere about these pro
ductions. OF the play "Rossini" i
can speak with some authority. hav-
ing played in it, Well handled. this
Is a picc" which seldom fails To cap
iivatc tn" heart OF AN audience
am sometimes asked what his
torical era | most enjoy seeing por-
that have favortc Nor ann
prepared to say whether admire
historical plays more than those with
4 modern setting.
In connection with most French
people. the type which consider my
faNori;c IS not determined Icy the
age IL represents. the era II embraces.
but III" typ" that is most imprcE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WOMEN, LACKING CHiVALRY,
ARE SHIELDED BY MEN

LONDON. May ii.-Pcrjury in the
diNorC" court by men to shield wo-
men from blame has been denounced
by Judge McCardic.
we are a nation OF humbugs."
said lIolford Knight, q wcll-known
lawyer. Hundreds of men would
rather lie on oath in court than let
women down. ] don't find that wo-
men are ready to do as much for men.
They haven't The same Inistaken sense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
ANDRE TARD|EU WARNS
OF IMPENDING CONFLICTS
FORMER French Ambassador to
United States Writes Star
thing Book.
HINTS or POSSIBLE CLASH
Declares Great Britain Needs CO.
operation of Ills Country for
Maintenance OF Diplomatic Re
latiOnS With America.
Hy Enric &. Reeves.

LONDON May li.-That t;rca,
britain needs France as badly as
France needs 3r.tish co-operation In
international affairs. is tho reasoned
appeal 10 the people OF britain made
by Andre Tardieu In Il very frank
chapter in his new book. soon to
be published here Aside from tho
military and economic reasons for
the necessity of the entente which
the French plcnipotent!ary he makes
the startling assertion that England
has grave need Of Franc" for the
lea. His wording is careful. hut be-
hind that is the hint that he is think
ing no, only of peace relations. bu,
of Hritain'S need of France in the
event OF conflict
England, first Of all, needs France
for her safety, and the las, war CON
WINGED the most incrcduious ot this
fact" Tardicu writes. "if some day
either a removal Of German arErts-
sion or tho obscure development Of
Russian forces were Ia threaten
France and belgium in the East.
then, and for the same reasons. Great
Britain would he threatened too
Without belgium and without Franco
Great Britain has no battlefield on tho
Continent 10 dcploy her forces AMI
protect her coast. when the road 10
Paris is open to Invasion neither
Calais nor Dover is safe. Every
thinking Eriton knows that, and Is
not likely To FORGET IL
''Bu; Great Britain not only needs
l., .. , r m -, -, fo,
80
Shie hcrS"ii IN" aiS" needs f'ah'e
10 hc prosperous j. Is % Eugland's
Cvu ir,,r.s,s mat lrr,n,r shculi
40
'lSe from Hcr ru'"s' p'Sh"S' w -
100000 bushels OF wheat which can
No lcnr.,.h grown In oar devastated
- r.,h
'cb'"h" forces "S ~ '"'''i'''
british buyers III IN" grain markets
Of the world because IN. ruin q:
on .., ~, -,,,,,cr hc,, nlrh ~.
'"' '''''''' az 80" "'''
price % English coal must wc'Sn
In tn" long run upon tn" reduced
,-,,,,,,t,, L,c,ts, ,,,t,cs. h,c,,,sc
''' 20 ''"-
throughout the whole world our Co
lunial Empires in contact are affect
GA hy zach others crises
,,,,. ,
~, "' ' n'n"'' Il, E''"" ,'..,,
,r''nin m.."S r"m,s as an y1,',Ii
y, ~" go :"
pn'isi'S' ,Sn'tai
' =, IA ~ 80.
80.
h'Ntt ne nn"hc.' ~ no" '"n
,H'i .o"h 'ni' p!'tn ~ 49, ,HNn't,t,
III M. '"S nnr,i,i n.iM ,hora,imrs
ne most cSs'nt.Ii CO. thn"'nl t."H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
rrIAc, "ucrch to won.cn smokers.

LONDO%. Mag Ii.-Pr.Hrs were Of
fercd for the women who smoked
mos, gracefully wh!lr parraking OF
afternoon tea a. tho Tobacco FAIR a.,
Royal Agricultural Hall. The eycnts
W,re onom ID thn nMMl.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

The cinema has been the means
"i NiialiAinE theatrical production in
a manner hitherto undrcamcd Of
nat have "" on the stage at the
present moment To equal the wonder
l"I ScaScap"S SO beautifully repre-
scntcd in iiim,and"
All France is ringing with tho
name OF Napoleon. II is u great ma
l"nal celebration. on. feature of
winch VIII he tho reproduction OF
many Napolconic plays need not
particuiarizc what these Will bc. nor
ne,d dwell on the unique hold Ma
pni"on has always exercised over the
effects of the French people.
I" tax" part in Napoleon play
Is an experience not readily forgot
ten: my experiences while appearing
IN "i.Aigion' ! could not forget il
'r'ed. The enthusiasm evoked by such
plays Is not difficult to understand:
me French people have made the
l-!ttlc Corpora! perfect study Mis-
taxes might possibly bc overlooked
In some plays; never in those which
nave rs their central figure tho dom
mating figure Of the mighty Corsi-
can,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Won over kings Spy.

Prince Dan!lo moved across tho
Italian frontier 10 the French Ri!
vlcra when the King voiced his dis
pleasure but he kcp, in touch with
things in Italy Ills royal brother
in-law wanted to keep in touch with
his movements and sent an Italian
secret service agent To watch him.
But Dan!lo's ways were SO Cartivat-
ing that he won over the Kings
spy" made bosom companion OF
him and even borrowed some OF the
expense moncy furnished 10y Victor
Emmanuel.
That wasn't all The prince sud
denly decided TO 20 into business.
making a specially OF choice Italian
wines and t!dblts tina, struck the
fancy oc French rourmands The
Italian customs authorities heard
about this and after several months
investigation, are said 10 have dis
covered that goods on whose export
an embargo had been placed, found
their way easily into the hands of
the princes company in France.
Some customs inspectors We're dis
missed and the King wrote a hot
letter To pauNo. advising him 20
keep out OF Italy Tho prince wrote
back. holly denying All tho CHARGES
and threatening to do lot Of things
to Italy 4. Montenegro ever gets 10
be a real country again and he gets
on the throne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Will You Have
Youth at co.?
rrvHE vitality and per

THE vitality and pen
tina charaCtcriZcS
= many men OF today
is due 10 none other than
the protection a. that
youth. Give yCur body the
same attention you would
your automobile or your
sewing -machine. Give II
the vitaiiZinG fuel and
energy generating !nSrc-
dicnts il needs. for it runs
down just like any engine
and viii show signs OF
wear unless the necessary
preventive steps are taken.
our message To YOU is:
Get acquainted with Days
Tonic. II contains the iron
your blood needs. the hypo-
phosph!tc that soothcs your
nerves. The daily nabit Of
DAYS Will do more to i'm
prove your appetite and
build the body tissues than
any tonic known. At your
druggists in "A palatablc.
tastcless form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Presented Hills to King.

When ne visited Rome Danilo was
received with all the honors due the
brother Of the Queen But when
cour, affairs N his honor were all
over he slipped away To haunts of
his own with friends OF his own
choice and these li;tlo parties an
noycd both the King and Queen
Helene.
The Kings temper scared skyward
when he learned OF series OF OK
PLOTS that became the laughing
stock OF Rome Prince Danilo. so
the story went, would gather several
Of his friends, spent big night"
in an italian place of amusement,
and when the bill was presented
wave It away with the cXclamation:
Don't bother mo with thnt~-takc
1t UP 10 tho palace my broheriH
law, the King"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
divine SARAH" RELATES
MEMORIES OF CAREER
Mime. Bcrnhartlt Declares Hamlet
To BE by Far Hardest Play
of Her Life.
PAYS TRIBuTE TO FILM
Cinema Has Been Means of Vitulix-
Ing Thcaterical Production ia
Manner Hitherto undrcamcd or.
Nothing on Stage Can Compare.
ny Vino. Sarah ncrnhnrdt.

i.pN'oN. May li.---Of The many
h."FS In which have taken par;
H h%,S4,. my long career, / consider
-! lar the hardest Hamlet In
lhls' :" many emotions have ia no
ing. 'tH
N"u mus; realize that whatever Tho
Iart | nave in hand try as FAR
as IN me lies actually to bc thar
part II the character am NAV
!hE Is sad myself feel dcprcsscd.
~ ! am representing Il character ;hai
Is nriEh'. Sansuiiic. optimistic. my
SER become optimiStiC-w Whatever IN,
irtIlhS OF the person whose part
am por'rayinE, that feeling Is mine
Mof"Sr or Jovial, silent or bniStcrous
ts"tlStical or sclf-deprecatory. am
HHccted by the parts play i'm a
Iu'i. singular way; when il is Il
'raSlc part | sustain quite rccor-
hi@e beforehand the ordeal that lies
ahead OF me.
asked VIII tho cinema supplant
inc ihcatcr?' Is ono think hardly
worth considering. How could tho
picture ever replace the ordinary
play The th"atcr owes. however.
not a little 10 the cinema. the latter
acting as spur 10 the Theatrical
pfouUI"r to make his productions as
real sue he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO
IS BARRED FROM ITALY
King Victor Emmanuel Objects to
Exploits of Danilo, His
Brothcr-in-L Law.
LAUGHED At ny ROMANS
Italian Ruler Wants Wifc'S Brother
Ia Stay Out ot Country Until
He Is Old Enough to Settle
Down.

FAIRS, May ii.-Prince panilo, OF
Montenegro, once a dashins nsurc
who WAS written into . Popular
American con:!c opera has been prac-
tieally barred from Italy 10y King
Victor Emmanuel his hiothcg-'n-law.
according 20 word reaching here from
Rome
Though pan.lo celebrates his nc-
;ieth birthday in few months. he
st!ll carries all his youthful dash and
love for gay times That's wha, the
King OF Italy objects to and ne wants
the prince TO stay out Of rally untl
he gets old enough 10 settle down.
Prince Danilo was - and extreme
~ good looking when his sister the
p!ncess helene, married tho prescn;
ruler OF Italy. liz loved a good
time and always had it. whether ia
Paris. AT Monte Carlo or one o:
the other resorts OF the French and
Italian Riviera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Sold by Grant Drug Company stores.
I. y. Miller Drug Company. Washing
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mond; l., II. Spencer Drug Company.
blackstone, Va: Young's Drug Co..
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