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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04

Damage Case Up
The damage case of Samuel Ewing
VS.. Paul Sawvel came up for trial
before the jury in the common pleas
court Thursday morning. The plain.
tiff sued the defendant for damages,
alleging that he caused his arrest on
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04

a charge ~ burglary and larceny and
that he was not guilty OF the charge
The defendant filed an answeg la
common plens court Wednesday after.
noon IN which he denied that the
charge was made maliciously, but
that 1t was filed before magistrate
in good faith. The defendant denies
all the other allegations in the peti.
ton OF the plaintiff. Lot c. Stillwell
Is the attorney for the defendant.
Case Settled
The case Of Ernest w. Harris VA.
The Williamson Hydraulic Clutch
company was settled in the court OF
common pleas Wednesday afternoon.
Guardian Named
In the case Of Van Johnston VS.. Ed
ma NJ. Johnston. guardian ad litem
has been ordered by Judge Blair in
the common pleas court of Knox
county.
Distribution Ordered -
In the case Of I. S. Johnson, admin
istrator of Harold C. Johnson, VS.. Lot
tie johnson, distribution OF funds
has been ordered by the probate court
of Knox county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

AGENTS send Tor free toilet soap sample
and 40 cash refund offer. I.aCusslu
o.. LLyui. nlM- -. LnILh %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

WANTED. position by experienced, wide
awake and respectable young man: col (
iego education; years in office work.
BOX Is i23. The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

81 LESMEN-Electr!c fixtures. Let thor.
or 'Stfnnaky) Hight" Most cn!ci.at ricc.
lilc Hhtur". Tut up Ia minute S,.s.
current: electric experience unnoccssnry'
..ducrh Now ): cAfrcsS paid. Sell I. Ia
- hhtS StO each. Front SIs In az
nrr DAY: Specially men amazed M =,
stIts Great chance Tor men with su,o
70 DIG earnings wanted Sot p-,Idi.Ts
nu' ,.pec!"'ty men. Stransky Mfg 90
"sh' greatest seller In Il. S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

AGENTS wanted To advertise our goods
and dis,ii0ut" FREQ samples TO con-
sumner; SOC per hour. Writo for full
particulars. American Products CO.
it2:. American B.iS.. Cincinnati Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

S.rhu TOT our icw clock medallion samric.
nteatest selling novelty ever made Sells
rh sif f from !3.es NJ. Costs you -
photo6rnph s: ana So profit on every
n 80, SEND Tor one at once and start
WahlhS money last Photo nedallions
photo buttons. photo Jcwclry Gibson
i,hoto Jeweiry Co.. COS Gravcscnd Avenue
Bro0kiya. y. Y.
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HAT SALESMAN,

Fine territory Liberal commission ES-
:.cuscs advanced SGre mono. nHkcr !p'
sti-sncu with auto S,tup - lbs. cor.-
fupnwca!th Harvest Hat Co, Dept. l. !st;
at Washington Ay"., =. Louis, No.
.ilGH- CLASS vNp"ricucrI salesman want
cd cu" thoroughly acquainted Zoo
Richmond. Must b" OF u-.lucHtl oDahl,
character and energetic. Apply In ow.
Handwriting. giving T-i"rcne" i'oH 49,.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

cAFlrAl.--I specialize in financing merI.
tOrIOus business enterprises by sellink
stocks or first mortgage bonds Strict &
commission basis. Alail full pnrticula -
IN hrst letter John rricr. 1929 Ed9t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

SALESMEN-Thc largest manufacturer OF
lis line In the world has openings foI
five six statesmen. Apply IL North
Seventh Street. CITY.
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9h.EnMES calling general stores
s'"'i'ho iast selling special buys overall
shhip!e. Dig commission. repeat or
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HUfCiIOBiLES
Wanted--AutomobiIcs

NASH S1N-Wantcd. to buy. Nash Six.
uircct rom owner. State price, coi.,ii.
,ioh .tnd where can be seen. Box +
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

linden FOR QUICK REFEEENCb
Classified advertisements ordered for
The klchMoND liMEs.pisiA - da!.y
sson Of fa'iSn HE WI spS+ n sh
The rates given herewith cover ino.n;ns
AZ; ;ss s sssnns se o R e 8? stNH
DISPATCH. which is priced SEPARATELY
< Schedule of Want Ad. Rates.
nc ~oiu u".!y. minimum sc. SO; sofa.
&c = word sunday. minimum 800. So sU.Id.
&C word SUNDAY. minimum acc. a-atr
) consecutive insertions prize OF y, in.
consecutive insertions price of "A IN.
sertiona
I.-roint Typo.
The largest typG pyIiu.ttud in tho Want
Ad. paS.s 10 - point. aud TAG, sna.lcsI
space IA which i--pOin1 I! - ad asa,
type Is c,..,s wosd 1a!.y az" c,i.,s
s So,d SSnt~s; IA. s;. AN $50 81 re;
.hrsc rates apply oaly TO ADVERTISEMENTS
teiT.U.y. Fion vs",i sources the rates
are. DAny - cents an asatu !"e. sun
Gay. - Ss"ts al "s.:'y L.ne .euu"l morus
10 the !inej. G-sa mus accompany The
Loi.Svs IG;In Eatvs tUT BusIirss AJ.vr.
,ssTs on Request.
AH''si!s' i'.."ts .Se,.,SG 49, .-'s as ~
ncsi.u" IN ;Gc aeAi EpiliO%
AM On Ins-a.- pINa.'~u MANI AL.
STAiIOHaN !" -. .,INLrf iOCk
WEST "a IIN,I STREET.
" OL....-.I .-u.
DIn.O., uAlu s.oHa.
sVUv west cary S.Gyyt.
SnII>nLI HAn.4.,lI
BLANr.'s DooAs, Aru .nAnAAcY.
$50 Nvsi 4sGvau SlIv sI
"a, EDO > DHuu s.UHE.
AOCN fnA!.A..,cI
2.v4 iayK Avenue
u. t n r
:.-' t'A"o's! A,snue
.g:i Gsose ACME
Il. L. bOOnEE.
HE!tA.. ace vHcU coA. ANY,
lssI wesi nrVau S.Grei
10y. faiA A.v.uc.
WEST ESQ GOMEZ .tONERf.
~. t.. JUnA>N.
s2. =" 81 Main street..
PINE s4AEEl EhA:sMACY.
Z; c No. ,.,, \ i s..
y. /. AAl nAOS
TAEnA>. DUO. CC5i.,AHY.
cougSi c MeAi ntS >,;,. s.SsS;, sron,
! IS t'1 {. s litS5i ziiss'
$50 ives, Leigh Erect,
Easi Or fIhsi SIiiEi.I.
HUGAss sCnNIluitG Co
- r j. Il. Hun iu&G s''s''
$50 North Fourth street
klC!LMu%p rliAKAiACl
oUI Main street.
sLliERS :.
Ninth A.u Broad Streets
kOIAS,p Ii. JIl4Dl.!.I
% North EsSnivvHtH stitrI
WILLIAMS iltNttHAtl.
Twenty '.tst amd Al.i s!.a.. SgscetA
TUkHEl.'S PHARMACY.
Twenty .LreI ana s4atu streets
FAIliMOCHf thAH.ACl.
.l-s t.!gH.OunI Avenue.
SpR!SGE-E pklG CDAlE.kSY.
.sVu N.nat.r street.
EAtuNS ri!.H.!A,i.
Twenty sIa!h and t.m4o.t streets
HOKp'S DRUG STORE
sac: East MarShali stree;
MILLEit y hiiOADS
FULTON.
2iJ LOUISIANA Street
-, Is. VAUGHAN.
5ses Wl.iuuIsbliG Avenue
j. y. BLACh y sos. q
s3IG Wt!iams0GrG Avenue
SOUTH KiCHMoNn.
WASni\GION !. Early.
1870. liu!! St.eet
l.. J PARRISH
iiOJ Hun Street.
ssts Hui Iii' Street etiN'''''
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HElIHTS CONFECTIONERY
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARk.
". X VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avcnu. and stuart Street
ROLAND PAIiE.
FAEh VIEW PHARMACY.
800 M1ss sd. ANcnI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

WANTED, permanent job in IA machine
or gas welding shop: recently worked
IN government shops. Box l. 2cI. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

l.ESAiF:N--wanted. men VINO have ave
cessful sales records to sol! "earproof
Mats on market IL years. nationally
known and used. Every doorway pros
pect. especially office buildings, hotels
schools. churches. hospitals. elevators.
homes. Leader in It's field. Good men
can make big money and build lucra-
tive business. Address Wear2roof Mat
Co. 2lb6 vs.. Fnlton St. Chicago. Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

SALESMEN-SolIcit accounts for large
collection agency: 500 weekly easily
earned. Apply Immediately Tor valuable
territory. Illinois Adjusting Corpora
Tim 1917 X Dearborn. chIcapo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

SALESMAN--W Wanted. salesman who stays
tho road 10 sell Liberty shirts In
Virginia. We have the best shirt and
inw prices Write to Liberty Shirt Mills.
Granite Fails, y. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

LADIES ready to-wcar establishment n
I27. The Dispntch.
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SALESMEN-Lcarn ubou, marvsiou. new
Mmnihs Machine. Rctnlls $40 Does
WIN OF SSIp machine. Adds, subtructs
inultiplics. divides, uutomntIcnIiv iivI,'
yenx s saa,a; Er'ors impossible. Five
nous demand. Carry in your rnn,
p2SHs. rn.i Line or sideIino; Liberal
DAY Calculator Corporation Ijcn; ~
Grand Rapids. Mich ''' i"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

MAKE PIG MONEY without capital. pa
vote all or part time Everybody buyl
Write TO r. II. Il. Moss. S..atc agent
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THE INDIANA ALi':iISICSiw ApE
COMPANY

f.'kIart, Indiana. manufacturers OF 'Dur.
1918" Aluminium COuk!ny I-,.n.tl, car,
usr nn' good sii.lihe saIesinan and or"
s.." Mu,; have close a,.ocis,Ion Win
n"raiNncnt .ioE" buyers house Furnish.
ihl hati"hr" and furniture trades, onl..
'i."f''hc"i salesman Conridarcd. rSc.i-
r'h' pUppy' unity Tor the right man
'fhlTht commission ar salary and com
ni"s!on. Applications strictly connGon.
ti'i. rive experience and salary 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

NOl e tn.t avery Al u CORRECTLY lndeIsd
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BUSINESS SERVICE

fCAlDS rEK--Wantcd. roadster; no Ford.
must Dc cheap for cash. Eux q. Port
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-FcmnIo

YOUNG LADIES : Wanted. attractive
YOUNG ladies 10 act as models for shoe
style show in July. Must be model
types. with or tl-2 - feet. Apply
u style show committee. Monday
r. ~. Information at desk. Jefferson
s6-siS y DOZEN decorating pillow tops
~ nome. experience unnecessary, par
,icu!ars Tor stamp. Tapestry Faint Co,
leg. La Grange. Ind.
50 WEEKLY UP-Fascin;,tinE employ
inont mailing circulars At home now
Omen. Also fine travelling positions:
either sex: experience unnecessary.
Write quick Tor work. Workers Service
Co. Dept. IS. Jacksnlville. Ella.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

MISUNDERSTANDING territory statesmen
,v"h Tor good future to represent man
utactuftr OF auto necessity. Large prof
Its: rendy seller. ClaytoI suite as i7o
n Wells. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

FOR SALE-Wcli- paying grocery busine as
At seashore. near norfolk; did $4,000
dress r. j.. Dozier. Fourth Street!
Wiiloup hl,y Ilcach, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

500 MONTHLY selling patented yo-, q
rpckci "in!bu."ld cleaner F.r!ns ma a
tfis. nne run Euups pldss ,lcnr :; hnursW
,h"m!sal-fclt rnrrngl-d rnpuuriugr s"lIR
-; security MIS-. co. Dept S5i. Tp,&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

SALESMAN. with car. wanted to estab-
lIsh dealers for Paul Tires; We have
busters now making $3.50 weekly. Sales
Manager. 1900 W. 18TH st. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

'ElNTEH A!l-round printer and proof
pian, Arthur L. Childrcss. 3sII FuitoiiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

va WEEKLY selling Crrscn KaInco.i.
~ siri'r""t Akron. ana new Leather,
delivering I'm. r"ycd afF. CO. Dcp,s
1910. Ashland, OHIO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

AMAZING i"rpssu" lamp hGFuor. Cen
crates own .:aa with patented rarUur' COR.
Produces ri: white Nsht. stnnHc."fS.
otDrIesS. entirely ncN E"H-ni!nEa! hIs
home. rsc!u4l,g' tcTritory Eoins fast;
retain price. SOC. SrrciIl agents selling
omit. iul.Gllns tHrr" huracrE, 81.
N,poii'c - p,.Dt. SGT ro,edo. Oh!o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

DO YOU WANT TO RAISE CAPITALIZE
fast and economically? II so. do not fall
consider my new and unique plan6t
Amstcr 4. Leonard. First National Banl'
INdg. Chicago. III. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

CHEWING GUS! -scu 10 dealers. Pron'-
Hrc Vusir"ss Au.l' w puicll! spear
mint aud popular navCrs ~ move PACK
ages. ~ la today. U.!rgct Co. GIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

.'RACTICE Wanted. Inopposcd c0unIrv1
PRAGUE. EASTERN or southern Virginii;
r.irT"u' Must have good roads: c!th.Ii
i7s, WIlkesboro x q '' ''oAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

HHIEklENCED Eenorraphcr and on "a
rhr Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

uEMSTITCiiING AND PICOTING attach$
ment. Works on any sewing machIo o4
$3.50; scif-thread!ns needles. 25c pnckacaj
Mutua. Sales Co., Box 93i, Charlotte
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Situations Wumtcd-MaIe j

Ga EUR wants pos!'!on pr!ya;9
family willing TO % any Kind of honG
MgE" heht references Cs!I MadisoA
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Any OSk l.u manufacture. ltolr o~n
qurcI ag', ~ ho'aes buy oa sirht;
addressed ,nvcinpo 20: patiicu..Ts tee
less Ee;v!r-ratnr Co. 7toS WHOM Ave,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

REGISTERED DRUGGIST Will he OMEN;
tnr position June !; experienced in city
ana siiai! town: prefers managing small
Va ~ ''o' ia I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

NEW INVENTION-ou gauge FOR Fords
Sells on sight: big profits; small IN ,
opportunity for agents and salesman
Address Sales Mgr. i5s. sta. c. Omaha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

MEE AND WOMEN wanted to sell self
threading needles. "a sale In every home
mcney-Inakrr. Send i0c for sample
and particulars. Novelty Department
nnx &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

CONFECTIONERY and Ice cream facto33
tory. 81. 600 viii sell for $1,000 cafhs
Good location. Reason for selliugS
owner must leave for Europe. Box sk
400. The DiHnnlch. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

FOR SALE-6)-h. y. return tubular boiIers
.1-h u. Ames engine. both In good con-
dition. rhc M0sc!ey Siave Co.. Bob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

NEw CENSUS Maps and Aliases: Tastes;
sellers In years. Quick sales hIs
profits. Don't delay. Many other good
propositions. lIusc Sales Co. Atlanta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Situations Wnntcd-I;cmale 40

Az "SVe'teuecd hotel woman OF .Xccu,Iyc
'hH|V desires NINrhstin-H. or as-lHtant
"a mountain resort 10, -l,n,ner'
ht'aiAs HuA r 1in. IN" Dispatch ~
LAUNDRY to do ., nome ~ ON lot. Rcf5l
ri"hg" ~ SCUM kGsh -, M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01


Established inauU:a ctuT"Ts y. eNclGs.v"
.a!.uL.rs and ADVERTISING pcc!a!t!es
want an able salesman FOR RiCh:-ond and
slc!uity. commission basis. biS opportuni.
leg. act How. start work Immediately.
..iVE-wIRE Statesmen wanted 10 80!
full line OF .-u,hcTy. "nain"lHaF". glass
ware .luminuruwar- Also cash deals
FOR lump CToCkc-y and 'nnincIHnrc; lia-
cral commissions Write Baker Pot
Stirring Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

week; free samples:
gold sign letters, amy one can put on
store windows. liig demand; liberal Of :
fer to general agents. Metallic Letter
Co. +31 -. Clark. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

MEN AND wOMES--Our waterproof
aprons, patented ironing board c1 ,n:G.
sanitary goods. are fastest sellers. lODft
profit. write for cataios. Ideal Sp.cialt!
Co.. SIS Schcrmcrhorn street. BROOK
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III TnU,sBiiEs

iih!.GNlHS Cash or terms. Ford tour
.ns, $.yo 'ise $500. Smul! cash pay
meat. ttiauyr Easy terms w have
ANY size az ;nak. Ger you Want; rrir.s
i!s-: Terms right Cars riEat. Don't
iai! 10 So ~ .!te Aut" service Co
-s!9--h Northampton Avenue. W.
never Close.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

GONEltS.. t.Er needs railway snail CLERKS Z.
!!5i 10 49, month Waite for I've" speed
!H"n Questions Columbus Institute, Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

wear manufacturer for Virginia. Caro-
linaa, Georgia and Florida. Experience
or Acquaintance helpful; may carry Side
line. CoInIGissio Great opportunity
for live wire. Sam Goldberg Co.. is
East - 81 New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

LARGE MANUFACTURING corporation
wants capable men to open bra
ollie and manage .sal.smcn: $500 n
$4,000 necessary: handle your owl
money Exclusive rights: patentct
article; money making possibilities un}
limited. VIII pay expenses TO RaItu
more IL you qualify. Address Nil
Clcmmcr. Sales Manager. Goa y. Eutaa
RnitimDrc Md
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY IN NEW
 BILL AT RAMONA

The Broadway Musical Comedy company open their seventh week at the Ramona with a matinee today at 3 p. m. and an entire change of pro- gram offering a new musical com edy creation, which is taken almost in it's entirety from one of the late Broadway successes and which Pro- ducer McGreer assures us has not been reproduced in local stock the aters heretofore.
 The new bill in addition to being replete with wholesome refreshing comedy is also equipped with good vaudeville and musical specialt,es in which several new song hits will be introduced to the Ramona audiences. All the popular favorites of the Broadway Girls company, as well as the beauty chorus in new and dainty wardrobe, have excellent special numbers in which they are shown to good advantage. The big feature orchestra, which Is regularly main- tained at the Ramona will accom- pany all musical features.
 Dorothy Dalton, the popular flaw orite, returns to the Ramona screen today in "A Gamble In Souls" one of the really strong. gripping photo plays, which depicts the cave mar instincts in the human family. and one which contributed greatly to the success of this popular actress. A select Max Sonnet comedy completes the picture program for today.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
GLADYS WAL TO|v IN
 THE RONDY' COMES
 TO STRAND TODAY

Gladys Walton, versatile, pretty
 and accomplished, so much so in fact
 that the favorite expression of the
 reviewers in referring to her is 'the
 big little girl winner" comes to the
 Strand for an engagement lasting over Sunday and Monday, presenting
 her latest Universal feature The Rowdy."
 "The Rowdy'' is another of those always wished for but sometimes
 woefully missed combinations of
 perfect adaptations of star to story
 and story to star.
 Gladys Walton appears as the little
 foster daughter of an old sea captain.
 She is a harum- -Scarunl, happy go-
 lucky sort, a smile for those is trou ble, a spirit of resentment for those who needed it, a ray of sunshine in the drab lives of the villagers of the little fishing settlement where the story unfolds-
 There is one. Black Kincaid. so tough that the title Black" was hung onto him by his associates. Now the rowdy did not know that she loved | Black, nor did the husky seaman realize he had met his tanner in the | little wisp of a girl who had laughed and danced her way into his heart. l But that's one of the strange pranks l Cupid sometimes plays.
 1 The awakening of the affection | these two held for each other came with the arrival of a couple of elder
 ly wealthy ladies at the village, to claim the rowdy as the child of a 1 sister lost years before at sea The l little waif cannot reconcile herself to | leaving the people with whom she has lived but the visitors are insist ent. and torn between what she be- 1 lieves is duty and what she knows I is desire, she leaves for the city. The | strange contrasts made evident in | the ensuing chapters of the story serve to emphasize the charm of the appeal, and mark The Rowdy" as 1 one of the strongest features this l delightful star has yet had.
 The intense dramatic scenes and the many surprise twists given the plot keep one on the keen edge oi l excitement to the very last scene o1 the picture, and even in this se-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
-FOUR HORSENEN"
 FEATURE IF SEASON
 AT R|ALTO TO-DAY

Yesterday was the day Of days in local theatricals.
 For 1t brought forth the event of events at the Rialto theater-the opening of the five-day engagement of Metros masterwark, "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
 And the hundreds. who packed the Rialto at both performances yester- day came out thoroughly convinced that Henri Behoteguy, Ed Stephens, Con Cronin and Mayor Plunkett were right when they classed this pie turization of Vicente Blasco Ibanez's widely read novel as the crowning achievement of either stage or screen.
 And an indelible impression was also made by the presentation of this spectacle by the Rialto management. Not content with being able to offer to their patrons the worlds greatest picture, the enterprising management of this cinema palace established a new era in local theatricals by offer ing a program of added novelties that will go down as the outstanding fea- ture of 1921's brilliant theatrical his tory.
 A colorful prologue, that conveys the atmosphere of the feature, is be- ing presented each showing of the film by the Vendrell sisters, the youngest yet one of the cieverest dancing teams in the theatrical pro- fession. Their appearance alone is well worth the price of admission, as their offering Is colorful, dainty and appealing. Special costumes. import ed from Los Angeles especially for the occasion, mark the prelude to the feature as an attraction which, on an ordinary program, would be head lined as something worth going miles to see.
 So with ''The Four Horsemen" and 1 the Vendrell sisters, together with special music. prepared especially for l the occasion by Louis F. Gottschalk
 and Ernest Luz. two of the country's s | foremost composers, and special | lighting effects and other novelties, a program is being offered to Phoenix show shoppers that could invade a metropolis and run for months al | sky-high prices. Yet the Rialto, in keeping with their policy of dispens- | ing only the cleanest and best at mod | crate prices, is offering this mon
 strous program at a very nominal ad-
 mission fee. Those who are discrim- | mating in their amusements can not go wrong in making a pilgrimage to the Rialto, for the show surely de- | serves the public support it was | given yesterday in the form of a ca pacity audience at both the afternoon and evening performance. The re- served seat sale indicates that ca pacity houses will be the rule at ev- cry presentation of this Enastadonic program, and prove that Richards & l Mace are right in their contention 1 that the acme of perfection Is the | only standard of entertainment to of fer to Phoenix, regardless of the ter rife expense that is required 1T
 hringing such road show attraction; here.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

opment of the two families is traced side by side, and the real joys of the less financially successful family is poignantly contrasted with the hof- low satisfactions that follow upon the business success of their friends. It is noteworthy that in this picture the tragic note was not side-stepped to make a conventional happy end ing; for, as in life, the time comes when the wealthy husband feels that he can afford to have children. But it is too late; and the irony of fol- lowing the false God of gold instead of the true guide of love Is brought home to him with overwhelming power.
 The picture is told simply and straightforwardly. It is splendidly put together and shows the excellent
 The setting prepared for this pie ture by the Columbia orchestra has greatly enhanced its value, the big scenes being brought out very strongly by the unusual music.
 A Hall Room Boys comedy and a Ford Educational Weekly are the augmenting features.