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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Irene More Fascinating.


The fascinating Irene came to
town again last night. this time for Il
weeks stay at tho Academy. One
might think that this delightful
musical comedy would be triiie
worn and frazzlcd BY this time. but
that isn't the case at all. II proved
TO be more entertaining. to me a.
least. than IT was last year. for
Irene" herself is more attractive
than Miss Muiuuecn who played the
part in that production. and Irene
herself Is Il big part Of the show.
Irene Dunno is the dainty little Irish
heroine, Irene O'Dare. this year and
has charm and ability. and sings and
dances In a manner all her own. but
wholly charming.
Instead OF the gowns which are
all by Lucille. looking their hard life
OF road show. they are all fresh
and very pretty. And instead OF IA
second rate cast. II is quite accept
able and equal To all occasions. The
musical comedy itself has such
pretty music aud dancing, such nice
chorus work and plot that II liz easy
to see the several reasons for its
phenomenal success. Though this
isn't Il New York cast II liz able to
sing the songs. dance the dances and
get the lines over in the manner In
we'll Miss dunno is both sweet and
funny - Irene, which il quite an un-
usual combination. while beatrice
O'Connor, Peggy i'iEean and Busby
berkeley are Il trio whose dancing
ami comedy is rcfrcshinRiy different.
Rolln Grimes IL good looking hero.
while Annie Hart az Irenes mother
did il clever hit Of character work.
The music in Irene Is pretty enough
to carry a show minus plot and
without humOr. While II is familiar
/" almost everybody IL has had "a
rest lately and burst forth again
with almost the first pleasure as
when we head il originally. II is
also musical comedy that has quite
a little plot an that Il novel one. SO
IL is quite satisfying performance
viewed from any angle. II is a good
evenings entertainment just a. II
stands. d. H. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
BURY PRIVATE BAKER
HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Wv. Hiied In Action Near Cantiun,
On ""y 4, 1ois--Iater Cited In
General Order.


"H why 4, 10is--Iater Cited In
u General Ordeps.
me tunerai OF Private Frank A
i,' whose body arrived fron,
france last night. will DO held fro,n
tno mono OF his mother. Mrs "a =,
'aker' 3olS East MarshaIl stree, ~.
ai'er hoon ut 1880 O'Clock. and I'M
i"ent VIII be In Oakwood Comcterw
friNate Baker. who was ,wc,,,,
years old. volunteered on Nav ,ai3
"cIns ordered to Fort Thomas Ky
una assigned to Battery &, sixth Eieid
Hrt'liery. lilo was Transferred In
douglas. Ariz., and on July 81 1o,7
saiicd from fiobOken, Inndinx NJ g,
NaHarlc on August Is. He wa. ~,
nsS'sned to the First Division. which
WaS the hrst unit TO gu into ncti,n
'ne opening artillery shot being brcJ
:" minutes and 10 seconds past
20. VI october
On May I. 1918. Private Bake, w,v
hn'ed I'm action near CantiEny. l,,er
oeinS cited in general orders nv NJ.
!or-tehcral Summerai. commandin,,
mo FIRST Division. for gaIiantrv In
acHon ana especially meritorious NOR.
vices. He also received the lSrcnrh
cross for gaIinntry.
besides his mother. he is SURVIVE,
ny three sisters. Mrs G. w. Sni,h
Mrs. !. ~ Eek and Mrs. u. M.Y.y
ana two Lrothers. W. McKiuI.v So;
}. NJ. Baker. Gnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
STAR QUARTET HERE
ON NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
VIII lie Mt CIty Auditorium a. secona
Attraction In the Artists course
Of Five Concerts,


Unusual interest is attached m ~.
appearance here next Friday night
"t the metropolitan Opera Quartet,
winch rs to lie heard at the civ Audi.
forum mt $40 o'clock as the secou.,
attraction In the artists course OF
hVe concerts arranged by Mr.. VIII
son-dreene. for IL is seldom tina,
local music lovers hear an exclusive
~ operate program
In. quartet * comprised Of lead
ing singers from the Metropolitnn
opera Company. the list Including
The hcwitohins Frances Aida, So
prano. Carolina Lazzari contraIto.
VINO already han delighted Richmond
audiences on two previous occasions;
Charles Iackett tenor. who has
been here before both with the
quartet and as May festival soloist.
and Rcnato ZaneliI. one Of the fore
most baritones In thix country. but
stranger To this city as he was III
when the quartet was here two sen
sons ago.
Tickets are on sale at the Coriey
Company, :i3 East Broad Street
where not only Is the demand for
thiS concert heavy. but people are
sti!i making reservations for the re-
mainder Of the course. The subse-
uucnt attractions are John McCOr-
mack, Irish tenor; Louise Homer
c"ntral,o, and the Boston SYMPHONY
orchesira. The program for the
quartet has been selected with great
care and includes works by many
OF the best known standard and mod
rrn composers as we'll az several
novelties which have won the
plaudits Of the public in all parts Of
the country. There will he several
solos by each artist and also duets,
trios and duartcts, making the en-
tcrtainment varied and charming to
all types OF concert-gocrE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Meeting Hri.ain's Naval Need.

@ ECRETARY HUGHES naval reduction
~ plan, should 1t be accepted as it stands
would leave Great Britain with an nrma
ment considerably stronger than thar OF lilo
limited States, and be blow TO those pro
SfessiOnal navy men in this country whose
ambition il has been for more than ion
years TO build and maintain navy a.
spowerful in all material respects as tina, OF
sany probable adversary" meaning. of
seourse, as powerful as the feet OF Grca,
sBritain But even with the superior mower
..ssaccorded 10 il under the Hughes plau +,
s2is not unlikely that Great Britain. in view
:Sof32 the worldwide empire which il mug,
ssriaintain and protect al all hazards. will ask
Nor certain notifications in its favor nor is
st likely that Washington would Dalk al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Whom n ,nn Gcts oId.

when n man gets old, when his hair falls out
When hos too much trouble to have about
when his bones Rll ache and his joints are stin
lie Is mighty small comfort a weary win
But the days dream on.
And the night Sreets the day,
And take II as you like IL,
We all get that way.
When tho white creeps in OH his, fringe OF
hair.
And he sort o. realizes he amt all there,
When the children lind fault and start To
EcoId
That's the way chap can tell he Is getting
Old!
But the years run by
While the grandchildren play,
And another generation.
They all get that way.
And it's should care. for It's good to sit
Quiet by the fire when you've done your bit;
And the wife can worry and the children run
but I've had my childhood and my share o. fun
And the sands may fan
And the leaves turn gold.
But there's never solid comfort
TIL man gets old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Funeral Of jaime. A. Fi.hburne.

"AYSESBORO, VA. Nov. 1.-THE
funeral services Of Colonel James A.
Fishburne were held at the Prcsby.
terrain Church here Sunday afternoon.
After the services the procession
consisting of tho cadet corps of the
Fishburne Military School the near
relatives OF tho deceased. the Fish
burne faculty, and friends OF the de-
ceased. marched TO the cemetery,
where the body was laid to rest The
deceased came from Il distinguished
family, and was the founder OF the
Fishburne school He was one OF
the leading citizens OF Waynesboro,
was progressive In thought and &C
ton. and WAS the prime mover in
many enterprises that have caused
Waynesboro to assume prominent
place among tho smaller cities of the
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
show NJ Lyric rlcn.rs,

The current Lyric bill. while not
az good ar last week ends program.
has amusing moments nevertheless,
\ dancing net. with Brown Gardiner
and Trahau. smartly staged and COS
tuned. gives us several numbers or
the cabaret type. They feature fast
dancing. but there ~ II song or tw"
and some good bits on the piano du-
ring the waits for changes.
TWO original nuts. Dave Bcndcr
and Harry Armostraong, furnish
some good laughs and turn quite Sc
rious towards the end with real
acrobatic thriller. Its unexrccted-
ness from this pair OF apparently art
less comedians makes II all the bet
ter.
Robert Reilly and company offer
songs patter and some very good
dancing in little different way. An
irish act is quite novelty 'hesc dnys.
and the quaint costumes. pretty songs
and total absence Of jazz strikes n
new note The youthful comedian
OF ten or SO, liz quite an addition 10
tn" trio.
opening the program are Foll"tcs
monkeys whn do many amusing
tricks. while Dcvoy and Dayton cause
some mcrrimcnt in their comedy
skit. al the station"
bill. J.. A. j..
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John Iiar.hnn,. Funeral Toa,,

Funeral services for John Edward
ifhrahan. son ~ William J. Hartman.
president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
halfway. VIII DO held this morning
NJ 10 o'clock In Sacred Heart Cath.-
"rai. hurial Will be In Mount Cal
vary ana members OF the student body
OF Hencdictine College viii act an
pailboarcrs. Mr. liarRhnn was Is
years old and. with his brother va,
attending Clayson Military Academy.
He was stricken with appendicitis on
November and died sunday in ST
Mary's Hospital. Brooklyn. It is re-
ruested that no flowers be cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
DANVILLE BAPTISTS TO
HOLD JOINT REVIVAL
[specIal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.1

ISNfCIaI 10 IhG Ilne5-DlspHtch,T
DANVILLE, VA. Nov. 1.-THE To-
cal Baptist churches are preparing
for a joint revival lasting two weeks.
in which the six local Baptist churches,
with membership of 1000, Will par
ticipate.
Rev. w. w. Hrmi':on, y. D.. chief
OF the evangelistic STAFF OF the home
mission board, Atlanta, Is coming
here with sixteen personal workers.
The plan is to detail 81 group OF
workers'to each OF the churches. who
will conduct simultaneous services
every night. The revival will begin
November 20 and will continue until
December I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Edwin y. Brent.

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. It'd
win $. Brent. %, retired banker, who.
az an officer Of Hiram Lodge. assisted
in comforting the Master Mason's de-
gree on the late President Mckinley
when the latter WAS major in an
Ohio regiment here during tho Con-
fedcrate War. dropped dead today at
his home near Marlboro. He was hrst
discount clerk OF the Old Valley Bank
OF Virginia. OF which his father.
Henry NJ. Brent. was president. He
was a graduate OF Yale and Uni
versity OF Virginia. A widow, five
nieces and one nephew survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
: LItcrnry Mnnntnnr.

II sec the Countess Frump- de Dunn ro-
duccd to cXtremitics. has written Srund,lum
MHghatum OF her social circle In which she
intends to expose all the iooseness of the
great"
90 we'll it'll bc nZzlc. This kind OF
truck was interesting reading to the general
public when the exclusive crowd had control ar
Hi the houdoir secrets, but these DAYS the
upper set have gotta GO some to show tho run
or us anything we don't know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Landon G. sneIIinx..

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. II.
-i.andon c. SnellIngs. 80, died at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Henrietta
Snelllngs, in this city, after a long
illness. The deceased was a Confed-
crate veteran. and Ia survived by
seven daughters and two sons. They
are Mrs. Annie Reeves, Mrs. Henriet-
ia SnellinRs and Mrs. Matte Bout
yard. OF this city; Mrs. Ella Cox. Mrs.
Belle Smith. Mrs. Mary Boutyard.
Mrs. Fannie Coakley. OF Stafford:
Wexford SneIlings. of this city; Oscar
SnelIings. Alexandria: twenty-four
grandchildren and one sreat-ssand-
child.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Mrs. G,enrIr u. M,ru,

Mrs. Gjennle H. Martin, wife OF AL
bert r. Martin. died sunday night
at 1850 o'clock in her home ll0o-A
Third Avenue. Highland Park. Flu
neral services will he held AT o'clock
this afternoon at the family burying
ground AT boswell, Hanover County.
Ars. Martin was 10 years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Toy r. Srindnr.

Roy 7. Sunday. g. years old. died
yes'erda" morning at 1910 o'clock in
his home at Forest Hll. He is sur.
vived hy his widow: one sister, Mrs.
r. Wilson Seay. OF Henrico County,
and i've brothers. L. 4. Sunday, X. II.
sunday and T.. J. Sunday. Of Ports
mouth. Va. and II. S. Sunday and
!. Il, sunday. OF Henrico County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
run-rnI Of Mr.. l.. v. L,r,,,,,

Funeral services for Mrs LII, va,c.
icfehvre, grandmother of Mrs. John
SHELTON Williams. VIII he held at the
Wi!liams' home. Paxton" this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. Rev Churchill
ChamherIHyne. rector of -, Stephens
church. Northampton. VIII onciatc
Burial Will b" in Hollywood Mrs.
lscfchvre was IS years Of age, and for
forty years was principal OF the
Edrcworth School for Girls in Baitl-
more.
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Mrs. u. j. Mntkin..

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Nov. IL
Mrs. Rose r. Watkins, wife of III. J.
Watkins. died ut her home in South
Boston today at 1880 o'clock. Burial
VIII DO Tuesday afternoon Mt South
Boston. Mrs. watkins Ia survived by
her husband. three SONS. John O..
Watkins. South Boston; r. V. Wat
kins. Kennccott. Alaska; Fl. j. Wat
kins, Jr, Hopewell, Va, and one
daughter. Miss Imogene watkins. OF
South Boston,
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At the isis.

owing 10 the illness Of Ann Luther,
who was billed 10 appear AT the isIs
yesterday in person and in SOM ana
BODY the engagement was cancelled.
and Alice Brady in Dawn Of the
Eastiasubstituted. This picture ~ Il
story OF oriental love, in which Alic"
Brady, as the star, enacts ono OF the
best roles Of her career Made
captive in tn" Far East she cncount-
crs numerous situations. which. cl-v-
crly worked into a picture. provide
many thrilling climaNes. Herbert
Rawlinson. in The Wakefield Case.
Il mystery drama. is the attraction
for the last part OF this week.
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Theater Calendar
NORTHUMBERLAND

ACADEMY--"Irene."
LYRlC-keith vaudeville.
CoLON1AII-Nazlmova, in Ca
mille."
BROADWAY - Constance Tall
mage. In 'Woman's Place"
BlJou-David Powell. In Dan
Serous Lies"
1SlS--Ann Luther in person and
In Soul and Body"
UEBiRD-Dustin Fnrnum in
"'rh" Primal Law"
oDEoN-Ethel Clayton. In BE
You'd"
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Churcou, Eph.. D,tI, Tboumbt

when man git married. he troubles be-
GIN said Charcoal Eph, ruminativcly. "but
When u woman tax" man, she jos I'm out
10 lie rust time dcy ain no fairy princes. Eat
n chop, Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

Uncle Sam can afford to scrap his battle
ships. and when he needs more he has the
men, the money and the materials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

Secretary Hughes evidently believed his
hand was strong that he didn't have to
keep an ace in tho hole. But at that he may
have there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
AZ the Colonial.

Nazimova. with Rudolph Valentino.
AS c"-star, gives a new and different
version OF Camille" the Dumas
masterpiece. at the Colonial again to-
day and tomorrow. The story. which
is well known To tho ;hcatcrgoers. is
that Of passion-swept woman. who
gives everything !or tho supreme
love Of her life, even 10 surrtndcrinS
that love itself. The production is
magnifccntly staged and in the hands
OF two such stars takes on new
meaning. Mabel Julicnne Scott. in
mo Woman Knows" Is the attraction
for the last part OF the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
70 perpctuate Memory 81 w.r n.,a

FREDERiCkSBUR VA. Nov. Il.
As an outcome OF the Armisticc
Day celebration here Mayor j. Gar
nett KING has appointed the follow
ing memorial committee TO provide
some means for perpetuatinE the
memory OF the men who gave their
lives for their country in the world
war: CAPITAL NJ. u. Rowe, Major J.
y. Barney, III. Lewis Wallace, w. ].
Ford. Senator c. O'Con0r Goolrick,
w. w. Butzncr. @. Frank Timber
lake, Miss Saiile Rraxton, Mrs. D. d.
Wheeler. Mrs. j. Conway Chichester.
Lieutenant Colonel w. \. Harris. r.
G. j.. Moncnre, Miss Margaret Shep-
herd. Mrs. w. y. Boil. Mrs. Hugh y.
Scott, Mrs. ID. &. Bowman. Miss
Susie Bradley. and Miss Mamie
Fitzpatrick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

Colonel Anderson can see nothing "ab-
normal about the vote in Virginia, but he
can understand that the State is back to
"normacy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Up With the Times

After Witnessing what Yale did to Prince
ton 1t is probable that Harvard would I've
willing to enter disarmament conference
before next Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

The committee redistricting the State for
members Of tho Legislature will get through
with its task much easier than the Legis-
lature when that body tackles the Job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

Heaven is never too high for faith to reach.
Poverty is an Inconvenience, hut not a curse.
When man knows everything he IL in
Natures kindergarten
Love Is never sure until II has sacrificed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
rnrtIccps CrLmini.

VINO steals a kiss is n thief
Ana OF course. he should do time
i'u' the Girl who receives the stolen goods
Is party 10 the crime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

The people of Virginia even went so far
as To select the queen Of the Virginia His
torical Pageant from the Great South
west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Echoes From Down Home

me Southern i.umbcrman wants to know
" 'h' PRESIDENT when he said that the negro
must nave ful! political equality meant In in
."" '|'Pupicah national conventions The
way SpeaNIn= particularly OF the
'7'"'" as we recall it--Ra!cigh News ana Oh
server ''" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Incal Tempnrmture Yent.r,In,.

. ~. temperature. observation-disclosures.
Maximum temperature tos T.. Nj 4
alhimum temperature u H. NJ $
Meah temperature yesterday 4
N"Ina! temperature for this date 4
penclrhcy yesterday "
p"nci"ncy since March I A.
Deficiency since January l. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

The World claims credit for inauEuratinr
IN" disarmament movement. Its claim is
granted, but with the amendment of a small
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

Recent straw vote of the Liberty Alliance
III New York shows 2+7,692 for beer and 1855
opposed to II, which seems TO speak badly
Tor the health of the metropolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

democratic as We are. we freely conccde
that so far, on every occasion and without OK
ccpti"n. MIR. Calvin Coolidge has brilliantly
and str!k:hgly don" the very thing looked the
very thing and said the very thing calculated
To uphold the beautiful American tradition
mat Nic"-Fresidcnt doesn't amount to a
cuss.-Ashcvile Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
I.Ocnl Rainfall
Special Ibnin,

Local observations at 4 =. ". Yestord.y
Gather at L. 81 clenr -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Al the Diuebird.

Dustin Farnum I'm The Primal
Law William Fox production, is
the featured Offering u, the Blue
bird through Thursday. II Is n fas-
cinating story OF a strong man and
true-hearted woman In the midst
OF peril and conspiracy. II scintil-
lates with action, and is given a back
ground OF romance that appeals. In
ADDITION to comedy feature, the
exercises at Arlington. in connection
with the burial Of Americas mn
known hero, are shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

3AyBLfsHED every day In the year at ~ ,S',s,
34.Fen,h STREET, Richmond. Va. by Inc i'
IL OlSphtSh publishInE Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
~ the IiIiOti.

David Powell in dangerous Lies
a perturbation of II story by T. Phil
lips Oppcnhcim, IL the Iijnu's fca-
ture again today and tomorrow. II
delighted those who saw II ycstcr-
day. II is the tale Of Il modern mar
riaEc that began with one false step
one unspokcn lie that grew and
grew until il reached that stage
where the truth Was impossible. In
It's unravcilinR many sOul-stirring
situations are developed. The Book
Agent" a Fox Sunshine comedy. is
the added feature. ON the same pro.
gram The great parade in WASHINGTON
last Friday, and tho exercises at Arl-
ington. whore Americas unknown
soldier hero was buried, are shown
i'll Il remarkable series OF pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
The Weather
fFurnished bv U. 4. Weather Bu,,,

Forocasti Virginia.
Fair today, rooirr IL,
soutiieast portionj TO.
morrow fair.
North Caroilna-Psrt-
~ cloudy today aud to-
morrow; moderate tenn
prrsturs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15


iarisians have been worried lest the short
HhF'S worn by their stenographcrs AT the
washington conference should shock Amer
lea tender susccptibili,ics. which is evidence
arIchty that they haven't seen Americas own
"ispla% on Pennsylvania Avenue
america always has taken The lead in
s"aPp'hg ships. il is meet now that IL
Hho"u suggest scrapping them to avert fur
ther world scraps "
IL secretary Hughes is entitled to ony dis
''"c''"hs as result OF his conference wor,
W. suggest mat he he permitted 10 wear :.
"'""" as u decoration of his silk tonn.r i
'''"sh'''oh OF his having swept the seas"
, ''ss VIII observe naval holiday uptiI
ne emu OF the disarmament conf.r.rc. $780,,
~ ne measure OF it's work be a crit.rio, -,
n'" 'eeh observing a general holiday ever
since IL convened. ' e'ei
w. ""S' I" foreign nations Amcri., 49,,
"''" IFS ability as an entertainer he.
putting IN plenty OF pep and not le,,inr 49,, ~
drag. " 'e''ihG Things
britannia may rule the waves hut America
Is wiling TO waive the whole works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

+ OUR FRIEND whc
favor us with manuscripts
rod illustrations foT pup
l.catIon wish 10 have uh-
available articles re.
turned. they most III "
cases send stamps io'
that purpose.