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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Should The House ci,a,....

WlTHlN another yoar the country viii
~ De called upon % eject new House
OF Representatives Democratic no,;,ic;an.
of the professional type are LAWN ,hnir
plans to take advantage Of anttcins,od 80
action against the parry iu power ana ,o
wrest control of tho House fiom ma. nor,t,
lican organization. The proras-ion.i ~
publican politicians are husbandIor ,,'nir
resources for fight an along tbn ,i,a =,
order to hold the House us Won n, .ha
Senate.
Far-secing Democrat Leaders are No,
unanimous by any means in Lo belief ia,
1t would be 10 the best interest Of tho Dn,,n
cratic party 10 seize control al The Io,,y,
in the middle Of the Harding administers
ton, and it must be agreed that there &c
some force 10 the point OF vice tina, h,
would work 10 the distinct advantage g, th,
Democratic party TO allow the Ropu blic,ns
10 dominate Congress during the whole Of
the Harding administration.
The reasoning in support OF this view
's this: Republicans will escape res ponsi-
bfiity for tho last two years OF the present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
NEW NUMBERS URGED
ON NORTH SIDE HOMES
Retail Merchants and Post-Omce De-
Partment Declare II Would Erent-

The Retail Merchants Association
and the Post Office Department are
requesting residents of the
North Side Immediately to place upon
their doors the new numbers of their
houses. The Department of Public
Works has been busy for months ar
ranging the correct numbers, so that
present and former applications may
be eliminated. The department. said
Director Savillc last night, has noti-
fed every resident of Barton Heights
Ginter Park. North Richmond and
Highland Park to place the correct
numbers on their doors. Many have
failed to do so.
Now that there Is much congcs-
tion. due to the holiday purchases, and
tho increased amount of mail" said
Director Saviile. "the merchants and
the mail mon arc handica pped, and
there arc necessarily delays in tho
delivery of packages owing TO wrong
numbers. 1t Is important that all
North Side citizens put up their num-
hers. II by an chance any house
holder may have been overlooked, a
message to the Department. OF pub
10 Work. will result In any infoFma-
ton desired. !"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
nx HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Farmer.


The gentleman who digs the soil
And roughs himself with honest toll
Looks forward, with certain zcst,
To always do his level best.
lie likes the praise. he loves the thought
That he's producing, as he ought.
And takes a certain sort of pride
In keeping hungry wolves outside.
He beats the sun: his first days chore
Begins about n quarter of four:
From thon no tolls until the sun
Has gone to rest. It's business done.
Then far into the night he sits
Jobbing ut little extra bits,
And goes TO bed with weary men.
To start his day at four again.
Then comes the glut; his corn cost twice
The best available market price.
His hogs cost cent-and u-half a pound
More than the best price to be found.
HIS mortgage grows apacc; hos pressed
BY foolish thought of interest,
And us he sees his profits sped
He sits apart, and shakes his head.
But noblest of tho martyrs he!
Fold is the farmers life, and free!
Nc weakiins he, of weaklinE men.
Who tackles tho job next year again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
PLAN FOR FLEXIBLE
TARIFF is FAVORED

Continued from First Pagc)
maximum rates with authority for
the President to fix the amount OF
intervals as conditions might war
rant change.
Renu,ne Hearings In Committee.
Hearings on the House measure
were resumed today by the Senate
committee under u schedule which
VIII keep II In session almost every
day from now until the Christmas
holidays. The tobacco schedule &C.
cupied the committee today, and to-
morrow IL VIII take up cotton man
ufacturcs.
Conflicting views IA to any tn
creascs In the duties on tobacco
were expressed by Spokesman for
manufacturers and growers. Senn-
'or Fletcher, Democrat, Florida.
speaking Tor tho Cigar Manufacturers
Association OF Tampa, Fla, and
Joseph cullman. Jr.. OF New York
CITY. representing cigar manufac.
turers and the leaf tobacco trade
generally. opposed increases in cx-
tsting rates. while NJ. l. Floyd. of
Hartford. Conn. representing tho
New England Tobacco Growers. AS
sociation. urged an advance in the
import duty on wrappers from the
present $i.s5 per cent to $3.50 n
pound.
Declare Relief Must BE HID.
Pointing to u decreasing produc-
ZION OF cigare In this country, Mr.
Cuiman said that the manufacturers
could stand no Increase in burdcns.
but on the other hand should be
given some relief. He urged reten-
ton OF the present rate on wrap
pers and the existing rates on
hllcrs and scraps. II the rates are
advanced. as proposed In the House
biii. he said. the Federal revenues
VIII be decreased through decreased
importations, and the growers VIII
not be benefited as the manufac-
turers, unable TO further Increase
their prices TO the public, either
would have to pay domestic grow
crs less or decrease wages. The
latter course. he added, was not
deemed feasible.
says Incrcns- Could He Absorbed.
MI. Floyd argued that an Increase
III the rate on wrappers to $3.50 n
pound could he absorbed by the
manufacturers without increasing
the price as the increase would rep
resent an increase OF only one MIN
OF a cent on each cigar.
Junior Parker, Of New York City.
Speaking for cigarette manurac-
turers, argued against the proposed
increase in the House bill i'm the
duty on Turkish tobacco. while Al
ired Aram, representing California
growers of the Turkish typo to-
bacco, urged tho increase on the
ground that 1t was necessary for tho
development Of the ncw industry IN
the Pacific Coast State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
WILL BURY ]. F. AUSTIN |
IN PETERSBURG TO-DAY
Was for Twenty-Six Years i,
Service of Postal Telc-
graph Company.

John Fletcher Austin. 6s years ola.
who foE twenty-six years was I'm con
tinuous service of the Postal Tclo
graph Company In this city, died We,
tcrday morning at 2:3O o'clock. I'm N.
home Of his daugheter. Mrs. w NJ
Crawford. 4los Forest IIni Avcpuci
Forest Hill. after an Illness or ,o,,
weeks, with heart trouble. The boJy
VIII be taken To Petersburg todov -,
noon for intcrment In Blnndfor,
Cemetery.
Mr.. Austin was Il native OF Con
nccticut. but spent most of his life I,
Virginia lie lived ut Ridge Church
Henrico County. during the War BE
tween the States. and iB reported t,i
nave captured number of horsc.,
used by Federal officers. Shortly afteJ
the war he worked for the WestorI
Union Telegraph Company ut Ashe
vile. n. G.. and later came TO Rich
mond ms an cmploye of the Postal.
Surviving MIR. Austin arc two sis
tcrs. Mrs. W. NJ. Crawford and Ars,
w. r. Dcvereaux, both OF Rlchmondt
He married Miss Matte Chalklcy. wh,
preceded him to the grave some ,wdi
years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
sugar Curing Hams.

j.. g. r.. South Richmond.--When
all the animal heat is out or
meat tt must not be allowed TO
freoze) rub each piece with dry salt
and allow IL To drain over might.
Next day pack In n thoroughly clean,
sweet barrel or large earthenwarc
Jar, putting the hams and shoulders
III the bottom, using the side meats
to fill open spaces or lay on top.
Weigh out for each 100 pounds Of
meat, eight pounds Of salt, two
pounds of brown sugar and two
ounces OF saltpeter. Dissolve In four
gallons OF water and cover the meat
with the brine. Weight and leave In
brine five or six weeks. according to
the size Of the hams. then 1t can be
hung in the smokehouse. Killing
should be done early enough so the
smoking can be finished before files
come In tho spring. For summer this
brine should be boiled and Rkimn,ed
and cooled again before using, but
for use in cool weather. boiling is
not necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
RUTH DRAPER DISPLAYS
DIVERSITY IN RECITAL
Entertainment, at Woman's
Club Enjoyed by Fair.
Sized Audience.
by John George U.rrI,

by whatever name her art may DO
called. Ruth Draper demonstrated
that she has thoroughly mastered IL.
In her recital ut the Womau's Club
last evening. Miss Draper may BIO
considered Il mimic, an impersonntor.
or Il reader, as the fancy determines.
put IN her Held she has few equals,
no supcriors
AN audience Of very respectable
size was held to the closest atten-
ton through program OF Intense
interest wherein Miss Draper dis
closed dramatic range of wide
scope eliminating in the tense de-
iineation OF scene AT II hallway
station on the Western Plains" In
wnicn nor leading character Is the
or railroad life: this closing feature
OF last nights program brought n
responsive SILVER to many II we'll
controlled spine.
In her Three Generations In
Court" Miss Draper unprecedented
three Jewish women SUCCESSFULLY.
with such fidelity that each one lived
before her audience: her "Debutante"
brought out another and Il humorous
phase OF her subtle art. with equal
aptness. Without stage settings, or
scenic investiturc. except a shawl
over the head or shoulders, she
creates her characters TO the life.
each one wholly differentiated. 1t
Is not surprising shat her work has
been widely accepted. and that tho
doors of the White House arc open
TO her, as we understand they will
be today. for ono OF her unique per-
formances.
For nm evening OF unalioyed pleas
urc. VIC are grateful to Miss Draper.
and to the Womun's Club for pre-
senting her. We do not recall an
evenings program OF more intense
interest and satisfaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Amusen,ents
Comedy Company a. Lyric.

Comedy Company AZ Lyric.
conspicuous among the attractions
OF the weekend bill at the Lyric.
opening with tho matinee perform
ahce today. will be the Rice Comedy
Company, presenting the "obcjoyful''
musical farce. with speciaitios. Rice
Pudding" The piece is miniature
extravaganza, handsomely costu,ncd
ana elhtorutciy equipped sccnically.
Pretty girls. comedians and singing
and dancing specialists supply q
rapid Drc OF fancifully staged bits OF
entertainment
On the same bill are Lynn and
Loraye, team OF eccentric comedy
artists. billed as THE Beach Nuts.''
An amusing Irritation OH the board
walk ut Atlantic City is the theme
OF the laughable skit.
Coogan and Sassy, two versatile
funsters. have melange OF songs.
dances and laughter provokirg pat
ter. These vaude-artists are new to
The South, but are established favor
ties on the Keith big time
other unusual features OF the new
show include Kramer and Darrell, Il
team OF neck-risking athletes from
tho European circus arena. They spe-
cialiZc in daring feats OF acrobatic
and gymnastic skill. strength agility
and endurance.
Accompanying tho new vaudeville
attractions will come new movies"
ana variety OF entertaining Pathe
features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
TO SPEAK TO WOMEN
ON CITY GOVERNMENT.
manager Form VIII he Topic al
nranch JOHNSON Today before
kIChnOnd KnfersI Inn,xua


Ihe city manager form of govern
,ne.t VIII be discussed this afternoonI
~ inc Foyer OF the Woman's Club, 81 L.
East Franklin Street. by Branchl
Johnson. executive secretary of the
SN'c ASSOCIATE ton OF Richmond, speak
, W before the Richmond League OF
linn" voters and other organiZa-
!ions Of Richmond women co-opernt-
LIZ In Joint meetings for an informed
citizenship.
Mr. Johnson will speak also on the
city Of Richmond, which tho civic
Association plans to Introduce In the
next session of the Legislature. At
me conclusion of his address he will
answer questions on the subjects un-
der discussion. this quiz constituting
. ane lesson in citizenship for the
M; Mrs. w. W. Foster. president of the
highland Park womcn's club is
chairman for the afternoon. Tho
meeting is opon to the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
JENNINGS M. LOVE DIES
AT HOME IN LUNENBURG,
liz Survived by Widow, Whom N.
Married CT Years Ago, and IO5
Dchccndnnts

KENBRIDGB. VA. Dec. 7.-Jen.
ninEs NJ. Love, aged IS. life-lon.
resident OF Lucnburg County. ant
Confederate veteran, died nj his ho,n,
near Kcnbridga this morning. He :,
survived by his widow. To whom ht
had been married siSty-one years,
ten children. eighty grandchildren
ana hfteen great grandchildren.
The deceased was engaged H.
teaching school. farming ana mcr
chnndisinc during different periodi
OF ms lie and was prominently con
nected. throughout this, section. IJif
surviving children are V. g, II,
and c. ~. Love, Of Konbridgc; Mrs
Mary and Alice Boswell. of M.ckIori
h"rs county: Mrs. Rosa and Liz
cry'ncs, OF Richmond; Mrs. BlancI.
Crymcs. OF Keysvillc: Mrs. Em,o,
BAILEY, OF Petersburg. ana Mrs. Ev,
Elder, OF Watthboro. Funeral .ery.
Ices and burial will be at his lat,
home near kcnbridsc Thrrsday All
crnoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Patrick Hnery Yancey.

"oOIIi BOSTOS. VA. Dec. 7.-F,
neral services for Patrick Henri
uhcey. who died Sunday night, aftci
richmond for four months wcrS
hed In the home OF his daughter
Mrs. Samuel j. ~Gilliland, In this cit,
tuesday morning at II O'Clock. R,rs
=. II. Doan. pastor OF the Baptis
church. was assisted by Rev. Unrah,
pastor or the Methodist Church In
seime". was In Oakridge Cemeteryi
SONGS were sung by n choir CON,
posed OF representatives from all az
the churches. Honorary palIbearers
were sons OF Confederate veterans
MT. fancey having served the Con
ieheracy. Active pallbearers wer,l
nus fonr grandsons-Fulton, Archi \
Dald, Trent and Leroy Gilliland. OF
South Eoston-and two of his yons-l
Charles 7. Yanccy and +. d. Yam
coy, of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Mrs. Mary Ellen Ham m nm.

STftASBURG, VA, Dec. 7.-aItS
Mary Ellen Ifamman, aged c.. widow
o! the late Martin Hannah. @, n.A 4
Strasburs Junction. died carly tues
gay, from pneumonia, following :!
complication OF diseases. Euuero
services VIII he held on Thurs,ia,E
morning from the st. Stephens I.utbI
eran Church. Surviving the deceased
arc Two sons. William H., OF LIE Plata
slu., and Russell e. OF Fishers InIl
va: one daughter. Mrs. II. w. Bn rbc|
OF Ioina BROOK. w.; ono sister, Mrs.
n"'iie King. OF Mt. Jackson, and on,:
nio'her' David tyman. of ST. Luke,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

Grams vii: not DO hold In "a continual state
or tndectsion. as has been tho case In years
past' nut may even now begin laying plans
TO attend the Richmond event next yeur-
ana wc have no doubt 1t ls going to DO tho
greatest In the history OF tho association, In
point of numbers attending at least There
Is man ut the head OF tho association now
WHO knows the value of organized work and
liked program.-Charlotto Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting on lcgnl nnd medi-
chi subjects, are answered free, Az
All lnquirieA arc answered directly
ny personal letter. seIf-addressed.
stamped envelope tx required. Adj
dress The rimes-Dispatch InforInn-
ton Hureau, Richmond, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
london and New York.

Il. I. n, Bedford City.-Thc popu-
lation OF London Is G,276.753. of New
York, 5.621.l5l. The total area Of
inc nve boroughs OF New York and
or the Incorporated city is 3l4.75
square miles. Tho area of the so.
called Greater London, comprising
the registration County of London
ana the outer ring" is about 603
square miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The Dntiy Insult.


The owner OF tho vcricst nivvcr who would
uroP rev grains of car borundum or sand
INTO his fuel tank every day with Il view to
'it''r'he carbon from tho engine would be
acknowledged perfect idiot. In polite
i.hSish, which am slowly. but surely learn
ing TO use. there Is no appropriate tern, for the
owner oil human machine with the habit
OF worrying pill down the fuel chute every
h'Eht. Any injury sand may do to the cyIin-
ders. valves and things IL readily and COM
P"u''Fey ineSpcnsivcly repaired. for now
parts arc available ut any garage But thu
aa'lF insult inflicted upon the body machinery
by tho nimble pill is not limited to the d.
Eestirc tract: 1t does not merely Impair di-
ses'ion ana irritato the intestine; there arc
se'erai oF-eFects produced by the COM
mon physic, be 1t In the form of essence tea
iozense' tablet, pill, or whatnot. effects not
nominated in tho bond nor emphasized In tho
testimonials. but which bring more Grist to
the mills OF the charlatans for the by-efrccts
VI tho phSsic produce whole trains of new
ana troublesome symptoms III the eynIoIta
non or which the interchangeable quacks eager
~ oiter supplementary nostrurns which Lazy
Louie as eagerly swallows and of course.
,hcsc supplementary nostrums have their own
ny eheets' ana 90 on without end until tho
poor dupes cash is exhausted mr. bis be,lth
ruined or both, and he throws himself on
'hc mercy Of the ordinary family doctor
nine out OF ten popular physics depend
upon aioes. coiocynth. May apple. ialap or
O.
~ cach and all OF these crude drugs irritn,es
co"ses's and sometimes inhames the bowels
oush III you carry the insult far enough
INC no"els will move. to be sure
The truth is that with raro executions tho
popular notion that some medicine or other
artificial aid. must be used more or less reer.
iariS or ut frequent intervals To kcen m.
o'"cis working properly is founded on moth.
ing but Misrepresentation. Even In the mo,t
oo'''"a'e instances of physic habit It has been
p.o,eu over and over again that il once the
N'ctim mind can be disabused OF the deIusjon
'"i' inc alinentary tube won't work with.
out crude help the difficulty clears up and tho
''e'm hnds no can got along very comfort
"oi!' atter ali. without interfering in Natures
eohtroi or poristaisis. \ few years npo DUBOIS
demonstrated this very old truth anew. ns n
PsSehoiogical phenomenon: in reality II IL
very simple sense
y great many victims Of imaginary ok
noy trouble and great many yici,ms or
imaginary female complaint" are sum,rin,.
sole!y from the by-encc,s OF their favorite
physics 1 dare not undertake TO cs,imat.
"nae proportion of pile sufferers owe their
misery to this same ruinous practice OF taking
physics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Vncclnation for sma,,,o,

IhHuIrtr, SrOOkncnI. = Physicians
aSre" that vaccination is the only
preventive of smallpox. 1t is the only
thing mat Will stop smallpox cpl
deniic. occasionally person who
has been vaccinatcd will contract
Tie disease, as the duration of the
vaccination varies. Such an occur
renee, however. is seldom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Whittier Hamp,len at Academy.

"aiter lampden, Americans fore
most Shnkespcarean actor. returns
TO tichmond tonight on his trans
continental tour, opening n three
Gay engagement at the Academy of
Music Mr.. Hampden Will open in
Macbeth" the performance mark
Ing hia first appearance here in
the role aimee its debut in New York
last spring during his enormously
succession season at the Broadhurst
Theater He was accorded there the
distinction OF being the best Mac
beth OF the generation. Tomorrow
lie Will be seen I'm Romeo and Juli-
Ct" On Saturday afternoon he will
appear as Shylock in THE Merchant
of Venice" regarded by many as his
best bit of characterization. He Will
conclude his engagement with Ham
let" In which he broke all lnodern
records, as is generally known, with
n run OF sixty-eight consecutive per-
formancos on Broadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
A Letter.

Dear Santa Claus: line TO say
That IL you like old top, you may
Remember Hennery's socks this year
With something nice, designed to cheer.
Last year hung them UP, but you
Got careless; yep. you walked right through.
Filled to the brim with space. and air!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
BUILDING STAYS BRISK
HERE, INSPECTOR SAYS
ermas Were Issued Yesterday IA
Erection of Six Substantial
Dwellings, In RIcbmoud

Building continues brisk" con, :
mented Building Inspector Butler YES,
terday. az no approved the folIowin,i,
"ppiications for permits to build:
~. >. Godsey. Jr., to build frame
a%eiiins ut 1927 Rogers Street, to cost
IS'oOO: j. y. Gordon to repair frame
dwelling at ALA NJ Street. to cost ST.
wv; s. V. Edwards. to build frame and
stucco dwelling at 1924 stonewall
avenue. to cost $G,28e: Il. S. NAL
ionce. to build frame dwelling. at 400
brookland Park Boulevard. to cost
s4boo; S. G. c. Powell, to build frame
and stucco dwelling at s103 North
Avenue, to cost $4,5o0ii H. c, Gregory
"a build frame and stucco dwelling
st leS stuart Avenue, to cost 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Cameron jones',

FKEDERIcKSBUR VA. Dec 4.
cameron Jones died at his home .
Morris"ille. Fauquier County, Hor
day night. after n long illness. age
% years. He WINS n brother of Joh
d. Jones. OF this city. RcsIdcs n
parents, Mr.. Jones In survived by n
Wife and one son. TWO brothers m,
three sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
sfnrius CIift.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Dec. =
Marius Clift. aged ~. died at M
home In King George County. yest,r
day. OF nigh blood pressure. He
survived by his widow. three dnusii
tcrs and four sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Up With the Times
Dy III. O. II.

Headline says that Lack OF evergreen is
only thing holding back plans for Christmas"
but, personally speaking, lack of long green
is the greatest obstacle to our successful
preparatio
Up in tho North they attributing pass
ing OF the old-fashioned Christmas to high
prices and scarcity Of Christmas trees. Down
here It is being attributed to high prices and
scarcity but not OF either of tho things they
are talking about.
No matter what Congress does. with the
Varsity and W. & L. playing football know
the country is back TO normalcy.
II may or il may not be the sign of a great
moral uplift in Richmond, but there's going
TO be great outpouring OF the spirits
day when those 1900 quarts OF conhscated
liquor are dumped into the sower.
Glad to know that Richmond has best gas
in the country. There never was any doubt as
20 its quantity
American soldier attends vodka party in
Russia and is lost for eighteen months, which
effects of Vrgnias celebrated white light
ming.
Uncle Sam is educating 10000 veterans, but
there are SIM about that number who need
feeding.
Recently John ID. Rockefeller had to borrow
Il frock coat to wear to party. and rcalza-
ton OF the shortness Of his wardrobe prob
ably has something TO do with the increase
III the price of gas.
New York admirer OF Mr.. Harding speaks OF
ms rare quality Of leadership" and most
people will admit that il Is so rare rs to DO
almost as extinct as the dodo.
Paris wants to know (Which arm to offer
To Il lady" Richmond men stand on courtosy
rather than etiquette and tell 'cm TO takc
both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

Japan has risen from an obscure people TO
orc OF the big three" I'm little moro than
nan century. Battleships played a very
small part in this marvellous progress. Idous
were the stops upon which tho Island King
doh' rose.-Winston-S Salem Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Theater Calendar

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Time"
LYRIC--Kelth vaudeville.
COLOElAL--Ethcl Clayton In
"Exit-the Vamp."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ray in "a
Mldnidght Bell
DiJoU-All-star cast in Don't
Tell Everything"
IsIs-Mary Miles Minter IN "IIer
Winning Way"
BLUEBIRD-wlllinm Farnum In
THE Lone Star Ranger"
ODEON-Sazimovn In Camille"