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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-30

Asia Minori explicandn-i tacticn
lui Kemal pasa.
Washington. O telegrama
venita din San Francisco vorbeste
despre probabiIa delesare d-nei
Maber Walker Ninebrandt, din
Los Angeles, en- secretara gehe-
rala la miniateful de jrstitie, ca
succesoara d-nei Anette ABBOTT
Adams. Aceasta e privita de fe- |
meile din Statele Unite ca VIC
torie de-a Tor 81 ca O cucerire de
un nou petec de tefen in politica.
Dina Adams indeplinit postul
eli Gu un resultat stralucit, 81 a.
cum, cand din cauze familiare sc
retrage din, acest post, reco-
mandat ministrului Daugherty
pc doamna Willenbrandt ca sue.
cesoare. Sc spune ca Daugherty
o va designa caci doamna Adams
la dovedit abilitatea femeilor 81
| intr' 'un post atat de insemnat.
i Annapolis. Md. Escadra
| No. 2 a vaselor de razboiu ameri-
cane, sub comanda admiralului
) Charles r. Hughes, s'a reintors
i din apelc eurOpene 81 ancOrat
: la Chesapeake, opt mile de Anna
2 jpolis. Pc bordul vasclor au fost
81 100 elevi de marina. Ell a des-
mintit stirile sosite din Washing
ton ca pc bordnl vaselor s'ar ii
intamplat furturi.
Akron, O. As0ciatiunea
evangelical, in sesiunea eli dir
# seara trecuta, sub preSedints
c episcopului Spreng, din Napier
a Vile. Ill.,, a hOtarit ca locul vii
n toarei conventiuni &c Sc va tines
l. in vara anului viitor, sa fie Ma
l. rion, Ohio, locul de nastere q
l. presedintelui Harding.
c Berlin. - Bernhard Dernburg
Il care in. timpul eel dintaiu al raz
: boiului a fost seful propaganda
e germane din America, a scris nj
ri articol in Tagebiatt, dcspre pa
lc cea dintre Statele Unite 81 Ger
e, mania. Ell a critical aceasta pac
ia despre care, - intre altele. =
i. spune: 'Acest tratat, de La ince
luput pana la sfarsit, II are nici vi
81 spirit de yitalitate. Daca o exa
lit minam cum Sc cade, ajungem l
ne c0nvingerea ca nu altceva d
eat repetarea tratatului de Vel
sailles.'
" Pittsburgh. Charles N
" Bregg. unul dintre cei mai CT
y noscuti critici dramatici din st;
=. tele Unite, redactorul dramati
al ziarului Gazette-Times 81 a,
tornl al mai multor piese exec
. lente, murit aici dupa b0al
: mai indelungata. Bregg a fos
binecunoscut 81 in sfrainatate.
nj Saginaw. Mich. - Joseph v
in Fordney, presedintele comitet,
X, lui financiar al camerii, a decl;
bill rat aici ca ell c0nvins ca in lun
an Decemvrie congresul va vota b,
de nusul soldatilor. Il Gu Gale {
,st sd sc voteze bonuSul'' - a decl
'st rat Fordney. - Soldatii merit
aceasta. Am putea afla si milo
cele materiale pentru acoperir.
al bonnsnfui, daca am vota o dal
a de una la suta pc marta ce
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-30
INFORMAT|UN|

in pericOl en- OcaZiunea unui foe
de eri din 1924 Bolivar Rd. S "a
aprins. din cauza inca pana acum
InecunOscute, magazine de muni-
til de sub aceSt numar. Tn poll
| fist vazut esind fun din maya
zina cu trei ctajuri 81 dat imc-
fdat alarma. Au sosit repedc
pompieri din tOate partile. Seful
unui battalion de- pompieri, o.
Brien, a Intrat imediat in zidire
81 a descOperit originea focului
unde erau magazinate cartusele
Ede gloante. Aceste insa, aprinse
asvirleau gloante. astfel ca viata
pompierilOr era pusa la pericOl
POmplerli, eli tOate aceste, al
continual stingerea focuiui s.
ldupa 2 ciasuri de lucrn au reusi1
81 | stinga. Ca din noroc, mime
ma fost ranit.
| James Masterson, de 50 ami, III
muncitor. a fost omorit de lll
autOmobil Dumineca seara la DO
Idul High Level, langa w. 9tl
Str. FL lOcuia in casa de sub 127:
w. 10Th Str Ell al 84-a per
soana moarta in anul acesta il
orasul Cleveland din cauza acci
f! !dentelor de automobile.
| D-na DR.. C. G. Warden. domi
ciliata in casa din coltul Lorail
Ave. 81 Riverside Rd. West Park
a fost lovita eri Gle m automobi
81 i-s'a rupt mana. Patru altii al
fost raniti in mod mai usor d
acelas automobil. Sofcrul fos
arestat 81 s'a dovedit ca fos
beat.
i O seama de hotii S 'au mtampla
eri dintre earl relatam cateva
Trei oameni inarmati All oprit p
Joseph Ramsey, din ChicOgo, i
lpodul langa Erie Station. i-al
luat "a dollari, ciasul de aur $
un geamantan in care avea lu
cruri preti0ase. Israel Trebly, di1
Berea. fost jefuit de II dollar
81 cias de anr la E. 9th 81 BOLIVIA
! Rd. Casa lui Louis Shwartz, 2O7
w. Goth Str. a fost jefuita d
} niSte hoti carl au introdus in al
e senta lui. Au dus IS dollari 81 u
|revolver. Philip Harkary, 70
i Berg Ave. a fost atacat de mist
hoti earl i-au lnat 81 dollar
) Hotul Harry jackson fos
: prins, lar sotul sau casltat d
Ipolitie. Eli All spart earajul DIN,
, Elisabeth Hele, 1912 w. lis. :
j Dina Elisabeth Madger 70.
i latacata de dol oameni Ia E. Il
e 81 Waterloo Rd. Hotii au incerc,
sal ia portmoneul, dar doamn
Madger q strigat si hotii, sp
.-trieti, au fugit.
,-I Atena. Regele CONSTANT
i care q fost bolnav, s'a sculat d
lpet. Bnletinul dat de medicii |,
spun4 Cd reeele Sc alta de t,
Stbiue si-si poate continue lucru
i II . lucrat cu ministerul de ri
|e boiu care ia referat despfe /
j. tuatia armatelor pc frontul d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-30

Atena. Reggie Constantin,
csre q fost bolnav, s'a sculat din
pct. Bnletinul dat de medicii lui
spuue c5 reeels Sc afla de tot
biue si-si poate continue lucrul.
III . Slucrat eu ninisterul de raz-
boiu care i-a referat despre ii.
tuatia armatelor pc frontul din
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
ASSESSMENT WORK LEGIS-
LATION.

Confusing legislation regulating
the performance of annual assess
ment work on uspatented mining
claims has caused great inconven
fence in the mining regions of the
West and IL is to be sincerely hop
ed that definite and improved laws
will ultimately be passed, in order TO
sou& extent justify the uncertain
muddlink legislation or lack of legis-
lation that has characterized the past
years efforts.
1t can truthfully be said that not
even the lawyers themselves compre-
bend the present laws governing the
performance of assessment work,
though inuring, as it does, to their
benefit, this lack of complete COM
prehension should not cause them
any real worry.
Lately In the Phoebe District much
uncertainty and confusion has been
occasioned. Common sense and es-
tablished custom should be the de-
Gliding factor in all cases in dispute
and the indiscriminate jumping" of
claims should be considered repre-
hensible. In the early mining days
of the West claim Jumpers" were
given short shrift" and this pro-
ceedure had many evident points of
economic merit. Public opinion
should be strong enough to prevent
claim Jumpers" from taking advan-
tage Of the loopholes left by law
making lawyers.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
BY DOROTHY cANFIELD FISHER

The lecturer was describing and
advocating modern, humane and in
telligent methods OF dealing with
young children. AS he paused for an t
instant, grim-faced woman rose up. i
will you answer me one plain ques- /
tom" she challenged him. This I
shilly shallying with children is all
right at times, but there are times
when nothing but good spanking
will do. What do you do when
child stamps his foot and gays 1
won't do it,
The lecturer waited. The quest
toner added nothing to her ques-
tien.
DO you call that a plain ques-
tion?" he asked in an incredulous
tone, as though he could not be-
leve his ears.
| certainly do" she said with sat
+ isfaction.
Well, Madame" said the lectur-
er, Il will answer that plain question
il you will answer one of mine. How
big is house?"
The woman stared. That's not
a plain question. What sort Of a
house?"
"Aha!" said the lecturer, you
can't answar mo All T ho,o ala 49,
what sort of house. Well, l can't
answer you till you tell me what sort
of child.
II don't see what that's got to do
with it" said the woman, but some
what taken aback.
Well, here's case. A little
child of three, very nervous, sensi.
tive, recently over an illness, has
been on long, hot railway journey
At the end, exhausted from lack o.
arsleep, excited to the point of dis
traction by the noise, and a thou
sand fears he cannot explain, will
beginning of stomach trouble from
the irregular meals, he is told b,
someone who does not understand
little children to carry satche
much too heavy for him Perhap
you would expect a three-year olt
to say, under such circumstances
I'm sorry, but I'm not feeling yer,
well and it is really quite beyon,
. my strength But l don't blame hin
a bit for stamping his foot an
screaming. And certainly he doe
/, not deserve the same treatment a
/ loutish boy of fourteen who refuse
10 obey reasonable request. An
set you expect some answer that wi
be the same for both those cases"
Every child is different from ever
her child, and only his mother j
n a position to know how to tax
: lin. All sets of circumstances ar
As Vegas attended the dance her
n the Fourth
Dave Mathews came from Pioch
10 spend the holiday at his home.
John Benson and family of Enter
: prise, Utah, visited Panaca durin
week
Mrs. J. w. Lee is i'll at her hon
~ hare
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Panaca News

A crowd of little folks met at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Butler on Tues
day to celebrate the fourth birthday
of Erma Wulfenstein. Games were
played and refreshments served.
The guests We're Hudson Lee, Dora
and Leona Wadsworth, Freda Mat
thews, Lola Mathews, Lee Ronnou,
Eula Lee, Derrill Ronnou, Thelma
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD

News has been received by the
Record that Mrs. Helen Morse.
prominent society woman of Alien
den, Calf, and who resided in
Phoebe for over nine months, died on
the New York Limited while on her
way to New Yorw for an operation.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
Would Be in STYLE.

Miss McFlimsey of Madison Square
Complained she had little to wear.
Were she living today
Would this worry her? Nay.
It's the fashion to go semibare.
Boston Transcript
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman and chill
dren of Ely Springs spent the Fourth
Of July here.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Henry Lee has secured contract
to cut and deliver posts for the Rail-
road company. He and several 9TH
er men have gone to the muntains.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

The Fourth of July was fitting
~ observed at Panaca The celebra-
ton began by a salute of guns at
day-preak by Lawrence Lee, Eli L.
Edwards and j. Nelson.
At 10 o'clock the following pro-
gram was rendered at the amuse-
ment hall:
Song by congregation - "Star
Spangled Banner"
! nvocation-Bishop F. E. Wads-
worth.
Boys military drill, in charge of
Mary Dawes.
Solo, America, the Beautiful, -
Gertrude Long.
Address,. A. Hansen.
Girls Flag Drill and song, in
charge of Ruby and Ruth Danvers
and Ada Syphus.
Orchestra Solo-Ada Mathews,
Walter and Earl Long.
Defamation, "Columbus" Dora
\ Wadsworth.
Prayr-Pichop F. E. Wadsworth.
1 At 2 o'clock tn c nersdlih "-u-C
At 2 O'Clock the children's dance
began, after which all were treated
to candy and nuts. Saddle horse
races and bronco riding closed the
/ events of the day. A dance, in thu
I hail., was enjoyed by the young folk
in the evening.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Mrs. Bertha Wulfenstein came
from Phoebe to spend the day with
her children.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

The horse ridden by VIM. Keele.
Jr., fell, throwing the rider and
breaking his left arm. DR.. Hastings
was summoned who set the broken
bone. A purse was made UP by the
citizens and presented to Mr.. Keele,
. aid him in the unfortunat acct
dent,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Misses Winnie Terry and Bill Sui
phar and Lafayette Terry of Enter
prise arrived on Sunday to spend the
Fourth of July and visit relatives.
They were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Edwards.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Lee motored
from Phoebe Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
RECORDS WANTED

The Record Publishing Company
will pay ten cents per copy for a few
copies of the following dates, Oct. rs
1920, March 4, 1921 and March rs,
1921.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Miss Louise Grow, of Las Vegas,
+ visiting relatives here.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Mathews, Leona Lee, Beth and Erma
Wulfenstein.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
Child Training at | Home
of articles furnished the National Kndergarsa Assoca
New York City, They weekly the Record
How Big Is A House

different from all others and only
those who know all about the case
have any chance Of guessing what is
the right thing to do. You must do
that most difficult OF all things.
think, and think hard, before you
know what is the right thing to do.
But before you begin to think, Just
remember that IL a child stamps his
foot and says Il won't" to you it is
because you have brought him up
wrong. When you see a dog that
habitually snarls and shows his teeth
YOU do not say What a disagreeable
nature that dog has" You say,
Heavens! what brutal master the
poor creature must have had"
Into the twilight of tn world are
aunched each year myriads of tiny
ships. Under a sky of clouds and
/ ,tars they grope out to the great
I NotOio anu tnC 6iOdt WlAus-iitlic
sloops of life, ON whose voyaging the
'uture hangs. they go forth blind,
ling their way. Mothers, and you
who will be mothers, and you who
have missed motherhood. give them
their chance. John Galsworthy.
The Kindergarten through right
development of the God-given pow
ers of mind and soul provides fol-
these little voyagers and guiding in
fluence, by which to attain the in
alienable right to life, liberty an,
the pursuit of happiness
If you are interested in the educa
ton Of children help establish kin
dergartens in your community. Fo
information address the Nationa
kindergarten Association, s Yves
: 10th Street, New York City.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

Misses Eva and Thelma Norris of
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
MINING DIRECTORY

raxHcD ceHsoLmA.zm nmua
AHD uuMzauo Co1AuY
InssDseats1 usAss IL hwu C ~.
capstaiiasisa. sss aiIlssa sAarsa
I've cellars eaeh
Pst.saeal s0sA aAit LAks CITY. UtaA
Leeaxisa - DrsSsssy. NJ lGnlng
District Lincoln County. NsvsAA
Twenty eiaimA
omosrs: A. H 0elbs. PrsssAsas;
George y. Wassea. vios-PrssiAsnt; ".
q Mccormick. Treasurer: u c. ooAbs,
Secretary ana General Manager: D. L
Wsrthsimsr. Additional Director; J. Z
HsAgea eupertntsnasnt: A L Scott,
Resident Agsnt
SILVER DALE EXTENSION MIN.
ING COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws of
the State of Nevada.
capitalization 5000. 10000.
Location Of property-Silverhorn,
Lincoln Co., Nevada.
Officers and Directors-W. II.
Pike, President and Director; C. II.
pembroke, Vice-President and Dr.
rector; Leo A. McNamee, Secretary
and Treasurer; Walter Schauss,
Manager.
VIRGINIA LOUISE MINING COMPANY
Incorporated under the laws of the
State OF Nevada
capitalization one million dollara
divided into me milton shars,. mar
value one dollar each.
Principal ONCE. Phoebe, Nevada.
Transfer ONCE. 1908 Hibernian Blds.
Los Angeles. Cal
Location of mine. Ely Mining Ola.
trict. Lincoln County. Nevada
Omcers and Directors: Chas. La
Horsey. President and Director; ]. u.
Thomson. Vice-President and Director:
Chas. A Thompson, Secretary ana
Treasurer and Director: L. q. Gillsts,
! Superintendent
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
CONDITION OF FUNDS

Total Observation-Disclosures
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
LODGE NOTICES

PIOCHE LODGE No. n, 1, O
80 0. +. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock in I. D.
-, Q. F.. Building, on Main st.
Oliver Bleak, Noble Grand; Leo
pold Pills, Vice Grand; Frank Wal
ker, Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08
MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE No. =.

MInIAM REBEKAH LODGE No. -,
Phoebe. New. Meets every Thursday
az 1880 p. m. at l. .. o. F. Hall All Wis.
ittng brothers and sisters are cordially
Invited to attend.
Mrs. Eola Brodie, Noble Grand;
Mrs. Jessie Ewing. Secretary, Mrs.
Laura Devlin, Treasurer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-07-08

ST. JOHN LODGE No. Is, f. 4
n A. M. Meets at Masonic Hall
Wy LaCour St., on the second
wv Thursday of the month at
s p. m. w. H. Pitts, WorshipfuI
Master.
G. A. Thompson. Secretary.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

William Favcr@ham IL" celebrated
stag" actor, now Il SclZnici star an
ncnrin. on the screen in The Man
Who Los; Himself and 'Thc sin That
Was HIS WAS seen in q STAG pl:tv
"a led "Aristn"rn"y." when il wI.
prOhuC.d Nnvcinhnr IL INnH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
AlL-STAR CAST WILL
PRESENT "GODLESS MEN"
Attraction ut Isis To he one az Rest
brought To Nirhmnnd
Es Thcatcr.

Goddess Men" Il RcGimnld Barker
production. with a Goldwyn aIi-star
east. IL a story wh"r" men meet their
souls face 10 face and suc"r them
selves on to "Cts az horror: whore
th'! Srappl" life with ruthless. de-
St'ncttv" hands 1t viii d" Shown At
Tie Isis Th"atr- for three days. CONF
mrnrinE tomorrow. i.u$s"n simpson
nortrayS the lradiuc character.
Hi""k i'twl As SLACK l'aw! lie
d"'ics God aud Tor years SAILS the
sea Il terror TO every IMAM before the
mast rho history Of those sinister
sea captains wJ" ruled 10y split blood
and fear Is all combined IN the l!fc
Of h!ack raw.
In ~ Thousand To- one" Herbert
Hosworth's new vehicle. coming to
N" Isis n"Nt Thursday j. Parker
Read. .lr;. has provided startling
punch in the destruction of an en-
TIRE nLincrrinr project by a blast
inStisat.d by melted workinc The
setting of the mining structures.
colossal IN perspective. COS, many
thousands ana 10 protect tie hun
.hrcdS of Supe"numcrarics used In the
hanS"rnHS scenes u temporary hospi-
~ was erected at tn" "lOration."
A"i z man MAS hurt. however. though
thc earth rocked for miles in Tie
neiEhhoThood al The d"huclr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
BILLIE BURKE CHORUS
GIRL IN latest FILM
Popular Paramount Star Does Best
Work of Career iIi
Comedy

Billie Burke. Paramount; star, will
DC seen in her new Paramount pie
turc. The Education OF Elizabeth"
~ the Bijou Thcatcr cor three days.
commencing tomorrow. This presents
MISS Burke in the role OF Il chorus
Eirl, ana she does some Ct the most
enjoyable work of her career therein.
Elizabeth Banks. II chorus girl In
q New York revue. meets Thomas
FAIRFAX. descendant Of an Old Colo
MAJ family. Fairfax falls madly in
love with Ter aud asks her TO marry
MN. but first wants her 20 visit his
family so that his sister Lucy may
see her. Fairfax is called to- Texas
and the education OF Elizabeth is LETT
IN the hanIS OF l.m,H' and her broth
tr. Harry, professor OF literature.
Elizabeth proves II diiigcnt student
SO that when Thomas returns he finds
her quite unlike the gay chorus girl
he left. He il disappointed and con-
fcsscs 10 her THAI h. loves Lily Kerr.
another chorus uir. This is good
news TO Elizabeth, who loves Harry
Fairfax, and she takes him as Il huS-
band instead Of Thoruas.
Dorothy GiSh's latest Paramount
comedy. THE Ghost in the Carrot"
which Will be the feature at the BIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
MANY SCREEN STARS IN
FATTY ARBUCKLE COMEDY
Cast Includes Betty Ross Clark,
james Corrigan, Jean .tckcr
and Others.

Roscoe (Fatty) Arhuckir has been
supplied with an exceptional cast for
"Brcwstcr's Millions" his new Para
mount picture which will be shown
at the Lyric Thcatcr for three days
beginning tomorrow. Joseph LENA
berry directed and Matter Woods
wrote the scenario. Karl Brown was
Cancraman.
Betty Ross Clark is the leading
woman. She also played opposite 20
him in The Travelling Salesman e
James Corrigan. an old-tim stock
actor OF wide experiences. plays In
graham and Fred llunticy. a we'll
known and talented character man
does Grandfather Brewster. Jean
Nckcr is barbara Drew and Mr. Drew
is interpreted by charles OCle. Nicely
Edwards ia cast as Mcleod and 9TH
"rs In the cast are Miss skinner. VII
liam Boyd Parker Mcconnell. l.. j.
Mccarthy and John Mcfarland.
Clara Horton. who plays the part
House" the II. O. Davis screen pro-
ducticn OF Charles Ram kcnncdy's'
famoi story. is veteran in. the
She has been playing before the
camera since she was three years
cid. and her entrance into motion
pictures was like a fairy story. One
OF her most rcCcn; appearances in the
silent drama was made rs ~ ou;h IN
"Evcrywomar.' and it is said that
her portrayal OF this character in the
noted drama was one of the out
standing features OF the prcsenta-
ticn
The pho;oplay production of The
Servant In the House" viii l." pre-
scented at the Lyric Thcntcr. for :;
three days engagement. commencing
Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
DANGEROUS BUSINESS"
BROADWAY ATTRACTION

Constance Taim&dge is said 10 DO
al hcr best in hcr latcs: SCREEN
success.
The iiroadway Thcatcr will have as
- feature attractioa mex, week. be-
ginning Monday. Constnu.r Tai
h'""s" In Dangerous Business. :"
a"artcd by John Emerson and Anita
l.ooS from MadclIine Shnrn Buch
anhn'S story 'rhc Ch.sSborvd" IL is
directed by William Nell.
Acc"rdin: 10 advance reports. this
drama Is different than tn. usual run
- ""'S not follow tho @onvcntionn!
mes OF me prosecuted heroine the
N.iiain and the rc.s uin- h"ro. Nancy
titvelt. ;hc nhdcap society girl who
- alwa.'S falling in ana aut Of low.
- ABOUT L" marry one main when al
Tue very altar IN order to .J.Ipc :.
dIS;ast "'ul marriage she declares sh.
j. already married woman and tn.
wedding is OF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

Jan" Aihortou. niece Of Gertrude
Aincrt"n. has decided upon screen
career and sn" makes her FIRST APP
pshyancr IN on" ~ her aunt'S pic
lures. Don't Neglect Your VIE"
which GoIdyn is lining. This is Mrs
AihnriOn.s Nrs' OrIGira. snrenn stnrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06

Buster kcaton, Metro comedy star.
published recently q list of his seven
boyhOod ambitions. They were.
TO break milk bott" over nurses
head.
To play with T " T ana cus,ard
pies.
To be "cu,-up' In school
=" get q Job as an "eNtra" In q
studio and have All the bgcakawuYs
fall one him.
To save heroine from comedy
heavy and. receive promotion.
TO bc starred
10 be married, divorced; married.
divorced, etc.
Owe .!oroscc. aho intends To- en- :
ter motion pictur" production Oh an
extensive scalt, announces that no
wiz not chance the iitics OF play.
books ana stories with their trans
lat!On I" the screen. Ne fails 10 ~.
the, sense In junkinR tho advertising
J~ue OF play Or hook 10y dissuIs-
jsr It's Identity under some absurd
| Ding title. so does everybody else
I>-,sept the NC. 100" producers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
Rlchmonds Theater Calendar This Week

NIR AND-"rwin Beds. n farcc
c"mrh!, Monday. '.uc>;tay and
Nrd"c>da. and WcdnrNda, mn,i-
nee.
ACADEMY - Keith ,nudcyiIIc.
With pr":sram rhnugrs M"ndn, aud
Thursday.
HiJol-iii;iIc Hurk:, ia ..rhc
M"ncnii"n a.: E.!iIabrth." Monday.
inrSdn! and Wednesdays: Duro;hy
"'Hh' IN The Ghost in the Gar
ret: Thursday, frida. and sat
urdn..
BROADWAY Cun>tnnrr 'r,,-
m,'dS", In "nan"rroux uu>incss,"
NIL week..
SiS-hrginald !irrt.rr'. .t:nd-
rs Wen, Monday. Tuesday and
wednesday,! Hobart lio.uurth. in
~ Thousand To one" Vaurs,ln,,
fr!d"! aud saturday.
LiNIC-"Fat!" Arbmrkic. In
"hrrnstrr's Millions" Monday.
I""Ndn! aud Wednesday,; Charles
RanD krnncd.'s '.rhc Scrvnnt I'm