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The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
WOMAN DELIVERS
MONTANA'S VOTE

The ballots OF Montana's Presi-
Dental electors were delivered here
yesterday by Mrs. Ethel r. Farms
worth. first woman elector ever
chosen in that state.
Mrs. FarnswOrth's home IL in Mis-
soula. the same town from which
Miss Jeanette Rankin, the first Con-
gress woman. came.
In company with Senator Myers,
of Montana. Mrs. Farnsworth called
at the White House.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
KAHN ARMY BILL
PASSES SENATE

The Kahn bill, reducing the army
10 175,000 was passed by the Senate
yesterday in the same form it went
through the House recently. 1t now
goes to the President.
Action on the Kahn bill was ta-
ken upon the recommendation OF
Senator Wadsworth. chairman Of
The Senate Military Affairs Commit
tee. He requested that the meas
ore be substituted for the New res
olution reducing the army to the
same size which was passed by the
Senate earlier in the week and is
now in the House.
As the provisions OF both meas
ures virtually are identical. Sena-
tor Wadsworth explained that re-
sruiang or any other contemplated
Increases in the army could be
stopped at once II the Senate passed
the House bill.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
SOLON BELIEVES
4 NATION NFRINCES
! ON HOME RIGHTS
King, Utah, Says Idea of
, Curtis-Gard Measure
. Is Socialistic.

Opposition to the Curtis-Gard bill
: to regulate child labor in the Dis
'trict Of Columbia and provide COM
! puIsory school attendance, forced
spostponement Of action on the
, measure before the Senate District
: Committee yesterday. and it will
, be taken up again tomorrow.
q Senator Pomerene, OF Ohio, asked
! for more time in which to study the
bill. Senator Dillingham;, of Yer
mont, asked IL many parents had
urged enactment of the bill and said
IL with him had called II a farce"
I Miss Clara NJ. Byers, Of the Dis
: trtcs Minimum Wage Board, said the
Parent Teachers Association had
: 5 inaorsed the bill, and Senator Jones,
chairman Of the subcommittee e
, which reported the measure, ds-
q Tended il as a safeguard to the
. lthealth and morals OF the rising gen.
Grafton.
Senator King said the theory ap-
. parent in the bill evidently Is based
Z on the ground that q parent had no
! right to control his children or
business, and that government offi-
cials must tell the people what tC
do, which is Socialistic. The State
, IS held to be all-wise and the in
a dividual 70 have no sense at all, he
: declared.
8, Changes proposed in the bill are
= l. Minimum age for working
children raised from IA to Is years.
2. Working children must be nor
, NAL and healthy.
3 3. No permits to be issued on
{ pleas Of poverty.
4. Conditions fixed under which
work psrmits may be issued to
= school children and vacation per
J mits to children between the ages
I OF 14 and 16, permitting employment
dn the summer.
. 5. Females under 81 prohibited
from doing messenger service and
Z more stringent provisions provided
. for male messengers.
& s. All children between 7 and l6,
q with certain exceptions, compelled
TO attend school, with provisions
: for enforcement.
I. Yearly school census OF children
( between s and IS years.
d.. 8. Bureau of attendance and work
z permits created under supervision
of Board Of Education.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Maine Society VIII
InUite Governor Here

Plans for a feature meeting or
the Maine State Society during in
auguratiOn week to which Gov.
Frederick II. Parkhurst. of Maine.
will be invited. were put dnder way
last night by the society at a meet
ing in the New Ebbit House.
Newly elected officers were IN
stalled. The new officers include
Harold G. Robertson, president:
Henry w. Bearcer. first vice presi-
dent; Frank o. Peterson, second
vice president: Vera DilIen. ,third
vice president: Rose A. Dugan. cor
responding seer starry; Frances NJ.
Fernald. recording secretary; c. s.
Sands, treasurer; and Ira G. Hersey.
orator.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Woman Juror Asks
Discharge; Claims
She Cannot Sleep

o. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 22-Mrs.
Edith Lashman, who is serving on
a jury in an assault case, today
asked Judge Florence Allen to re-
lease her from further jury duty
because the women serving with her
kept her awake all night while the
male members refused to argue the
case with her. The jury was out
for twenty hours and is still dis
agreed.
Judge Allen, ohio's first woman
judge, refused to excuse her.
Mrs. Lashman and other women
on the jury spent the night In a
hotel. Mrs. Lashman said she tried
to sleep but her companions kept
her awake talking. She also said
she felt offended because the men
would not argue the case with her.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Joy Over Return
To Old Virginia
Kills Aged Man

WINCHESTER. Va Jan. ga
reaction following joyfuIness over
his return to his old home, after
living in Kansas City. Kan, for is
years is said by physicians to have
caused the death here Of T. Monroe
shapp, 81 years old. He was never
fully satisfied in the West and
longed for his old friends.
He was brought here three weeks
ago by his son. Fred T. Snapp, with
whom he had been living. and spent
most Of his time singing old South
ern songs and church hymns, ac-
companying himself on the piano. He
suffered a sinking spell a few days
ago and passed away.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Scion Would Eliminate
Aliens in House Recust

j. A constitutional amendment pro-
posing that in the reapportionment
Of Congressional districts aliens
shall not be counted, was introduced
N the House yesterday by Repre-
sentative Hill, of New York.
Ny own State of New York" Hill
said, has already recognized the
oropriety Of this proposition by ex-
duding aliens in the enumeration of
he population for the purpose of
determining representation in the
over house Of the New York State
te egislature."
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Lye and HerOin Add Pep
To Liquor in Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, Md. Jan. 22-
Concentrated Iye and heroin is being
put into "moonshine." the lye to
give it a kick" and the heroin to
produce drowsiness so that robbery
can be committed. it was made
known at the police station by
well-known bOOtlegger today.
1t is believed that three deaths
here recently. that of two white
men and a colored woman, can be
traced to bootlegged liquor with
lye in it. Examination Of the lips
Of the dead revealed that all three
had burns on the lips and in the
throat
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Ride Helps
Health of Cardinal

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. Gear
dinal Gibbons was benefited by the
automobile ride he took through the
Green Spring Valley yesterday. ac-
cording to bulletin issued this
morning by the Rev. Edwin Leon
ard. member of his household.
The prelate. however, will not
TAX another ride today because his
physician. DR.. Charles O'Donovan
Iears he miRht OvertaX his strength
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Would Put u. S. War
Claims on Equal Footing

Senator Robinson. Arkansas yes
serday introduced a bill designed
20 put on an equal foting all claim
ants to reimbursement by the gov
ernment for the manufacture of
manganese. tungsten pyrite and
shrome, during the war.
Robinson said that as the laT is
row being construed, a favored few
tre getting their claims paid. while
,'thers who patrioticalIy took up the
SEork on appeal from the govern
%nent are excluded.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
VETERAN, AGED 81,
SPADES HIS GARDEN

WINCHESTER, Va. Jan. 22-
Thornton o. wyndham. a local Con-
federate veteran. has just completed
his 94th birthday. and frineds who
called at his home to extend greet
ings found the veteran raking of
his garden and making other prepa-
rations for spading it early this
spring.
He said he enjoyed the birthday
dinner prepared for him, but really
preferred plain living
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
Tobacco Prices High.

DANVILLE. Va. Jan. 22-Toba--
co sold at a higher figure on The
local market this week than an, -
where this season throughout the
bright belt. Ov-r $500. 600 pounds
being disposed OF st 33l IS per hug
dred pounds The averaE. was s. 4s
per hundred pounds
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23

ways and Means-seheduIe G,
agriculture, 1900; open.
Elections No. ; wIckersham,
Grigsby. 1000; executive.
To be cnIIed-Census, Indian A.
fairs, EX. POstOffice Department,
Patents, shipping Board.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
store of John McCuen. 1921 King


store of John McCuen, 1871 King
street.
Last rites for Robert p. W. Gar
nett, who died Wednesday night,
were held this afternoon at Wheat
ley's chapel and conducted by Rev.
E. V. Register. Burial was in the
Presbyterian cemetery. Pallbearers
were Judge Louis C. Barley, s. H.
Lunt, George X! Pickett, Capt. Foun-
tain Beattie. Gardner l. Boqhe and
John H. Trimyer.
John L. CorHweI1, 55 years old,
carpenter. died yesterday at his
residence. 1915 Prince street. He is
survived by his wife. three brothers,
Frank L. COrnwell. this city; George
H. COrnwell. Washington; Samuel
T. Cornwell, Prince William County,
Va: and a sister. Mrs. Ella J. Bren-
ner. of Prince William County, Va.
Funeral services for william Abel.
is years old. a former resident OF
Alexandria. who died Thursday in
ElktOn. Nd. will take place at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon from
Wheatley's chapel. Services will be
&C nduCted by Rev. L. F. Kelly, Of
St Mary's Catholic Church.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
FOES OF INCREASE
IN FARES TO MEET
AND BATTLE
Committees From Three
Organizations Ready
To Join Hands.
THE HERALD BUREAU,

A. 5. Donlpnah,
727 King Street.
Among the Alexandrians who will
take part in the conference of the
National Council of the Chamber OF
Commerce Of the United States, to be
held in Washington January q and
% are: Julian Y. williams, presi-
dent and national councillor, and ].
7. Preston. secretary. representing
the Alexandria Chamber of Com
merce; Walter X. Handy. represent
ing the Arlington County Chamber
OF Commerce. and Harry Hammond,
national councillor, representing the
Eastern Ice Manufacturers' Associa-
ton.
The executive committee of the
Mount Vernon Division Commuters
Association will hold a joint meet
ing at o'clock Monday night in the
Westminster Building. at which
time. with the special committee
from the Chamber OF Commerce and
the special committee from the Cit
iZens' Association will meet there.
At this meeting plans will be map
ped out for the employment Of
counsel to represent the commuters
in the fight against the Washington
Virginia hallway Company to pre-
vent the proposed increase in fares
between this city and Washington.
Robert Montague, coIored in the
Police Court was fined $40 and SEN
fenced to 80 days in jail for the
theft OF a pair Of Overalls from the
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23
MT. RAINIER, MD.

MT. RAINIER. No. Jan. 22-Tf,
Maryland public service commisslr I
has announced that 80 will give
hearing TO the gas consumers ~ III
Rainier. Riverdale and Hyattsvsull
on February l. The citizens all
protesting against the recently IN.
creased rates OF ne HyattsviIls Gss
and Electric Company. The hearing
will begin at 10 a. m. and will be
held in Star Hall. Mt. Rainier The
hearing Is expected 20 b. largely
attended.
Richard A W. PyIeF former
overseas service man. has announced
his candidacy for State senator m
the Republican ticket PyIes served
as an enlisted man and was wounded
in action.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23

House Committees Tomorrow.
Appropriations - Full committee
on diplomatic and consular; execu-
tive. subcommittee on deficiency,
naval, and rivers and harbOrs, ex-
ecutlNe.
Foreign Anairs-Purchase of en-
bnsstes, 1880, open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

TELEPHONE: Randolph
/. rti,nt- Branch IN
change connecting WIN
All departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
"MARY" WILL COME TO
STRAND FOR FOUR DAYS
GrGr-r VI. cohnn's Musical Coined e
Is reported To br Hest

pld-fashi0ncd az MARY may
sound. this musical comedy produced
hv George NJ. Cohan. Is so Yuocdy
'nni II breaks all records Mary"
viii hr Son at Tho strand Thrptrr
four days beginning Wednesday,. Feb
ruHry ., with Il matinee ON Satut-
dGv.
To write ~ terms OF Conan about u
Conan dancing and sing ing picv. Is
almost impossible. for cold typo
can't keep mp with tho pace lie sets
Mary goes Xix. whiriwiud and
accordingly, scores Il whiH2inG M;
1t is nmu%iEgly rapid Ia footwOrk.
with all tn" members Of Geo. NJ Co
hans comedians. dancing Ike mad
anu leaning. romDing across the Starc
with tn" p"rpetual motion of youth
In all Of H.. foe; and head are tn"
MARKS OF Il genius grown to one Of
the biggest men in our thcntcr
Tn" book and lyrics by otto Usr-
bach and Frank Mnnd"l ana tho inu-
sic by Lou iiirSch never fall to 10
pleasing In addition 10 n carefully
selected cast Of principals. there are
tire" dancing teams" and n remark
ably clever and pretty chorus Of
girls thIt add 10 the riotcUs delights
OF Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
About Texas.

-. l.. G.. Cuipcppcr.-Th FIRST set
Element in Texas was made at Malta
sarda by the French. who. in 1859.
J; aitcrward. in conjunction with Goa
hula, became one OF the states Of
the Mexican confederation. When
Santa Ana overthrow the federal SyS-
tenn, Incatvcas rcocllcd. but was econ
SuDduCd. Texas then rcvoltcd from
the Mexican government. ana in 1886
declared Itself independent. Santa
Ana attempted 20 r"duc. il, but fail
ed being himself beaten and taken
prisoner AT the battle OF san .Iacinto
by General Houston. Texas now man
aged its own affairs as an indcpcnd-
ent republic till 1915. when ID became
on" of the United States. and thus
gave rise to the war which proved
disastrous TO Mexico. II Joined the
aud was the last To submit. II was
under military control till 1870, when
Il was restored 10 the Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
WILL BEAUTIFY LAWNS AND
GARDENS OF WHITE HOUSE
Many pHnsirs AMI Tulips Arc Planted
In the North mud south
tNrdcns.
HE NssocIAtea rress. /

WASHINGTON. Feb o.-ExtcE7ive
nrrangcm"n;s Tor b"autifylug the
Whit" iious" lawn and gardens arc
Icing made. Il wax learned today in
preparation tor the occupancy of tho
executive mansion BY President Elect
aud MIS- Harding.
Six thousand nansirs have been
planted In tho north and south gar.
i-nr az wcil ns mauy tulips. and Tho
RIOS" gardens. which were an iunDva-
tion OF the Wilson administration.
arc 10 hr enlarged
Details 81 the iinprn" --lcuts nhou,
tho lawn and ia 10" gardens arc bo-
ing l"ti TO tho direction of MrE Hard
ing who. on her Visits here. already
has manifested Il lively interest IN
plans COR new iandEcan" gardening
tuTing tn" summer months. s, is
understood. Mrs llnrHinr plans 20
entertain With garden parties in the
south grounds aud !, ~ .nld To hc
also part az her plans 10 reviv"
tho marine hand concerts on Sa'ur-
day afternoons IN tho same part of
the grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
The Poets Corner
Ibr:llIfy v.

beauty.
Ecauty was born OF the worlds do.i,
For THE wandering water, tho 49,,
dcring fire;
Under the arch of her hurry;nl. foo,
She had troddcn a world FUN ~ ~,
terSwcct.
The blood of the violet in her vo;,s
iier pulse has the passion of Aprii
Out OF the heart or satin flower
God made her cyciids in one Sc.
hOur.
Out of the wind he made her foo,
|hat they might he lovely nnd iurl,.,,
ana fleet '"i NE
Out of cloud he wovc her hair
Heavy and black with the rain
there. "c'"
what is her name: There's none tina,
Mother '-mischicf. or Mouth
w nat is her pathway? None NAV ,oI,e
hut IL ciimhs to heaven. and ii dips
The garment on her is mis-, ana a.
AnScr ana sorrow and hearts dcstra'
Her forehead jewels are amctbr.',rc C.
The garland to her is lovc-in.n.n,;..,
Her girdle is OF the beryl-stone.
And one dark rose for hcr no,u
grown; Liver mas
Filled To the brim with tho s,ronc,,
OF the sun. e"sth
~ passionate rose. aaC tho on,r
Nora Hopper, ireland, MA
teenth Century. -Ae7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
Health Talks by DIR. Brady
'S"PSf'ih'' 1919. National Newspaper Scl
Congestion or the Drain.

'h'nk II was In 1855 that tho last b.roi,.
spr"incd her ankle. Since thar lima ,.,i,.
~, ~ an" gone ana knees have arrived.
me modern novelist has A wider ,n,,n,ni..I
Held '' ''''"'''ea'
Ther sii have brain fever" ms :. r,.,I.
.''" Shouiaer and other errors of diet IN ,ur
- ''''''S Ana YOU have no idea how many
correspondents tell me they have TOO m,,ch
~, ., zoo 'hick blood or rush OF blood to
ga. '"'"-hoWcVcr they get the idea. dunno
me circulation of blood inside mo hon, ,s
Pr"c'i'ai'E entirely passive THAT Is Z, i,..
P'"'s rh''re'E upon the state OF tho general
-, "''''n' ana is not under the control of
inc faSomotor nervous system which -s.,l..,.y
the distribution of blood in tho rs a, ~
body ~ ''c ''S' al me
:" "'"NE instances in which IN, iudIyidu,l
- '',N'' - congestion Of the brain pr a
"St' Oh "'ood TO the head there is i'm truth 4,
~,i" 'he'hia or insufficient blood aupply
nus IN cases of hardened arteries in vhirb
IN" blood pressure may or m,v ma. J., -
"'Sh' there rs often hra ancmi, q 1i,ri,,,,-
'V'' " ""od supply to the brain. sometimes :,
serious slowing Of the circulation i'm I'm. h,,t,,
an" III" formation Of eliot within tho mn
Hrohch blood vessels Of the brain which, ~
diti"n is called thrombosis
Probably tho chief single r,,,or c ,,.,
" ''''u'"t'oh IN the brain. bra in nncni, ,,,r
maps causing attacks of transient dizzi,.s
t ~ memory speech difficulty Weakening
vi certain muscle groups or n,culi,r ,,,
a
o' tongue Is habby general inuscuIu,urc
~ '''' mean the everyday result az iyrc,
"ncr from TN" eyebrows down neriec, nf ,,,,,.
Sn'I education. neglect OF exercise This am
phc" particularly TO impaired tonc or -,
'''"'""i muscles. which probably cxplnlrs ,,,,
more women than men suffer these or.c,s ~
'""''S Dram circulation--thc corsn; ann ma.
'hc p"reI! fanci;nl change of life il m
SL"iis!oie' although do not expcc; any s,,vo
~ 'ne corset to have sufficiently active br,l,
tn.
'hc oNerfcd and undcrworked youur MAJ, .,.
tue hrSi HUSH OF worldly success unhr bi,,s.,,
Slowing a corporation few years h.f,r. t,s
''"'h begins 10 complain 1t is no ioL. ,,h,
We r'I'"raie ihat overcatiny or p.plc.. ~,
'ce"i'r daiiN exercise or both together .i,,,,. M
man "a| on earth just as surely .. Ia,
S'"WS Il pAuhch There Is loss unr,,.,i,...
"'"ut mas than there is about the ro,,.o -
tuberculosis. II any alleged health au,bort., .
'"N 'h' '"uraS" to question the effect of oyor
e"t'hS ana neglrcting exercise. ii may he well
Hr'ose taking his word for IT, 4, in,,ir
whether he is a 81; udcnt Of etioIory mr. , nr,,
teal politician
Pressure of mild degree applied tn ,h Mn
"oheh as By means az sand bag o., s., c,,.s
nc supporter. temporarily relieves ,bc av,,,
toms produced by slowing OF brain circu,o,ic,
hu' mild general cXercise-waIkiry hos, ,f al
and special abdominal exercises ,ond ia nv,
vent the trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
SINGING BALLOON GIRL
IS At ACADEMY TODAY
New Program at Local Vaudeville
House Promises to BE
Good One

How would you like To have n bal
loon rid"--not "a long one. hut lust
u few minutes duration over the
heads Of :hc audicnce--nt Tho Acnd
envy Of Music?
tIu be done.
Drop Ground thin afternoon or to-
night. and rhco VIII let you take
your place In the car OF u beautifully
illuminated balloon. and ride nrmni
lei singing .comcd!"nnc, is among Tie
features OF the new Keith show.
which comes today.
II you Hike, you may sail up on
the stage ana back again any va
YOU want to TX il. Thoo extends tho.
INVITATION L" men, women ;nd child
ron alike. Th"o goes an Of me otA-
cr theatre avlat"rs In balloons. air
ships. on birds etc. some better. for
she a!irhts with ease in the aislos
and permits cXtmiimition II nor an
pHratus.
Whom she Leaves tn" car and in
vItcs spectators To ride around at
VIII
After the balloon reached tho s,npn
on Its last lap. the house lights arc
thrown on, ANA the audience may got
u fulI view Of the pretty Thing.
other attractions of the new Llll
are: Ar Powell nnd Ncrnia. who have
a pretty and picturesque dance Of
fcrinF. WuddclI and Las Cusia nov
elty entertainers; Myr;l" Fi.ke ami
turS honeymoon" Frank Peck ana
Jack Mcintyre. blaCkfarc CuInadIing
ln an uproariomsly funny skit called
"rhc Elnck Acc"
New "movics' supplement tb-
vaudcYill" hin nS usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
News of Fifty Years Ago

'from the Richmond Dispatch. Feb TO- lS7i)
In furiherance OF The health, comfort and
hchnt! OF III" city. the Council has authorized
me Guy Engineer 10 pay premium OF 81 per
Tree Tor All Trees planted upon the streets Of
the city, subject 20 certain regulations
c. Il. Luck. late one OF the proprietors or
The Spoiswooh Hotel. is TO become manager
OF the Grand Central Hotel. New York
Albert NJ Aiken. an aged and esteemed citi-
zen Of lienrico County. died at his residence
in the county yesterday morning Mr. Aiken
VIII he remembered by many Confederate and
feaerai soldiers as the hospitahe owner Of
Aikcn's Landing where SO many prisoners
we're exchanged during the late war
Engineer Ainslle went to Philadelphia yes
terday 20 carry out the order of the City Coun-
ell for the purchase OF TWO steam fire engines
for the use OF the city Fire Department.
Some citizens of the southeast corner OF
buckingham County tnear New Storc) are
Uniting with the people of the southern part
OF Cumberland county, being small section
bordering on Appona;tox River) in asking to
h" united to Prince Edward County.
The people OF C!ncinuati arc beginning to
take an interest In the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. and there is beginning to he tail: of
extending the road finally down the Ohio River
TO that city
william G. Wynn colorcd. OF Richmond is
reported To lie one Of the coming graduates
of tho law school Of Howard University Wash
iugton.
y female "K. OF p" order mas just been
started. the highest degree being known as
supreme Pavilion I'ythian Sisierhood." II
has not reached Richmond yet.
Queen Victoria. in her speech before Parlia-
-mcn, congratulatcs Great Britain on its peace
full relations and the prospect of satisfactory
settlement OF the American question
The German officials in France have been
ordered to abstain from a vigorous censorship
OF the press during the elections. Many sus-
pended journals have resumed publication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
V|RC|N|A's CLEE CLUB
PRESENTS PLAY TONIGHT
austin Sydnor, OF Richmond, VIII
RAY Title Role in "Thc
VISITING (,irIv

with east headed by Austin Syd
nor. OF this city. In the title role
ana Including Leigh Williams. also
al itichmond. Tho Visiting Girl n
musical comedy in prologue and
two acts. viii be given at the StranJ
rhcaier tonight by the Glcc Grub OF
'h. Sh'VerSity of Virginia.
me Visiting Girl'' Is Il revival Of
me famous musical comedy rrodur-
,ion given by the Glec club more thnr
- decade ago. narratlup Il brisk ana
imaginative farce depicting the return
"i Ih"maS Jefferson today TO the in
StltutIon no founded more than 100
Years ago. The piece Is the work ~
N"Eli Z. llSnshaw. rcsponsibIc for tho
beck. lyrics and the ma ior norton or
IN" music. !lenShaw. AN alu:nnts OF
ia" University. supervised the nroduc-
ton OF the revival this season and
u IS said to be one of the most can
able ana skilled theatrical uudcrtri,
tnrS ever turned out at charlottc,-
Silc.
Including In tho score are sur;,
iuucful numbers as She's All Right"
Drink TO us All" I'm So Amnzca''
and Every Time Pull NV Finger"
Tile visiting Eirl" IL n zcstrul
iiIuan' entertainment iInbued with
"a" University atmosphere ana a;nir:,-
bly, staged The presenting company.
is unusually talented. Young Sy.Iunr
: said 10 displn, uncommon abt.ttI.
as TN" Visiting Girl" The prcSou-
iltion her" tonight uudoubtodly will
attract large audinncr.