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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
REGISTER OF THE TREASURY.
(Chi0aRo Dcfcnder.)

President Harding has at last al-
nouncod the appointment OF Register
or tho Treasury. The man selected is
an obscure white man eaid to be fro1.l
Marietta. Ohio. We doubt very much
II mes known outside OF the county in
which he lives. But he is q white man
pom the retirement OF Hon. 3. X.
Bruce from the United States Senate
IN 1881 he was appointed Register Of
the Treasury by President Garfield.
Every Republican President since that
ilme-inrluding Taft--haS appointed
member OF our group to that poSirion
except President Harrison.
When Mr.. Harrison WAS inauguratcd
he found Gen. w. S. RoSccranS--sn ny.
p"intec OF Cleveland that position
ana he WAS permitted to remain But
VI" were given other positions equally
- diGnificd. important and mcrativr.
Prior to the election Of Mr. Taft We
uniformly voted for the Republican
candidate 70: President b"rnriSc prnvi.
"uS Republican administrations iuStifi-
cI us in the hclicf thai we would get
"ppr"priNt" and @Hti&factOry rcr0%nt.
ion officially ana otherwise. under any
Republican administration.
Mr.. THit'N HGminiGt ration dc&t r0ycd
that faith. When AIR. Harding was nom
mated We found nothing in his career
upon which to base our faith that we
would not have in him Il repetition Of
Taft. This brings rs TO the case Of
Charles \. CO;trcll OF Toledo. Ohio
Ills relations with Candidate Harding
w"r" cordial ana intimate. He was pvt
forth rs III" spokesman, and the mel,
inm through whom members OF our
group wcr" TO receive satisfactory a.
Euran"cS that Candidate Harding was
sound to The core in al IucHtion% vital
TO us.
His Relations with Candidate IIar,i-
ing were so intimat" that he was aifcr.
ti"nnt"ly referred 10 as "CharIlc"
When he was written TO he Was doubt
less addressed as "Dcar Charlie" But
"D"nr Charlie" has evidently discover.
cd that Candidate Harding ANA Pr0%-
dent Harding are two separate and dis
tinct persons It was thought by many
OF Mr. CottrclIs friends that he was TO
be Register OF the Treasury--and he
fully deserved tins or something hot
tor. But some OF the white clerks in
that bureau protested against the up.
pointment Of any Colored man rs head
thereof. These clerks represent a pro-
Hasanda which the President evidently
rs disinclinsd to aAtascnise.
It Soone to be clear that under this
Reconsideration racial diecriminatiea,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
mechanics Savings Bank REPORTS
Directors Rc-clrCtCd

DESPITE the inclcmcnt weather. 4
wei attcDdcd meeting Of tn" stock
holders or the Mechanics Savings
Bank was hold IT the pythiau I%.stlr
127 North Third Street last Tuesday
night. lith inst. at Q =. NJ. Pres
id"nt John Mitchell, Jr called the
meeting to order. Prayer was Of
fCrcd by Deacon ArmiStcad Washing
ton. Secretary J. NJ. G.. Ramsey
called the roll Of stockholders. after
which Cashier Albert V. Norrell. Jr.
read a most satisfactory report. Civ
ing detailed information concerning
the operation Of the bank during the
past year.
He told Of the remarkable manner
in which the banks deposits had held
up despite the fact that many people
being out Of work had caused these
same dnpositors to SparinEly use
their savings. The surprising part
was tho energy and determination of
IN" colorcd people to save.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
MEMORIAL ON ANTi.IYNl:I BEL
TO GO TO l.. s. SENATE.

Til" National Association for the Az
N'r""m"nt of CO'0rcd People. 20 Fife.
Avenue. E"W York today Huuuun-Cu
'nhi = mass meeting would he hello IL,
IN" ToWn li"ll on "Wednesday evening
March !. at which REPRESENTATIVE cen
id"N {. Dyer OF Missouri would .pcAi.
Mr.. Dyer sponsored The DYER Anti
lNn"hin" i'ill which wos rnSecd yr
January IS - - vote Of o"n to lig N,n
IN" Hons" of REPRESENTATIVES, At tn,
mass meeting n memorial will be adOI;
"d and S"nt to the United Statos Sen
IT" r""in% i"Im"diatc pn~s;,"n or The
over Bill which is now in the hands or
IN" S"nato Committee on the Judiciary
Thr Dyer Bill defines a mob rs
thr"" or moro persons acting in con.
cert 10 deprive any person Of l,ir liz.
without authority OF law as puuisfl-
m"nt for some crime or TO prcvss,t
commission Of supposed or HctHaI
public oif"nS". II fines tho county IN
"hlch lynch'ng takes place 10000
Hn' makes participants in lyncMN.
liable to trial for felony.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
NEin'l MILLER WILL ADDRESS
fHTlilAN ANNIYERSARY AT
CITY AUDITORIUM.

kclly Miller. 4. NJ, Dean of How
aiN niyersity, Washington. d. G..
Will deliver an address at the City
Auditorium. Sunday, March 90, 1922
$50 p. NJ, under auspices of the
order OF Knights OF Pythias, n. A.,
). a.. T., a.. and A.
Ills Subject will be, "Thc Next
step in the Race Problem" DR..
helly Miller IL one Of the ablcst ora
tors and lecturers now before the
american people. barring none. His
lectures and addresses upon current
day topics have attracted the attcn-
ton OF the civilized world. The
admission is froe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
BURNED TO DEATH.

MIR. aud Mrs Robert ChiIcs. Of
King William County, Va. had the
misfortune to lose by fire. one OF
their twin children, Odessa. two
years and seven months old. 1t
r;nEht fire from the heater in the
dining room.
IN" mother had just gone to the
well, fifteen feet from the house,
when she heard the noise. She
rushed back and found the child nv
Il light blaze. The accident occurred
at about IL minutes TO IL o'clock
and the child died at II o'clock the
might OF Friday. January 20th. The
suffering child said. "Thc fire is all
Fon" now, mamma. and | am going
to dic.' She then expired. Mrs.
rhiics is niece of Mrs. Emma d.
Tunstall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

The Christmas Savings Club for
1929 showed an unprecedented mem
hrrShip with steadily increasing de
puSitS in this department. At tn"
conclusion Of his report, Nirr-PrcSi-
dent Albert a. Remnant was called
20 the chair and President Mitchell
rN&d" his annual report. II" com
m"ntcd upon existing conditions and
ur%"d the stockholders not only :.
speak we'll Of their institution. but
=" do all in their power To incrrAS"
~" deposits rs money was mad" on
I"rositi ana the money mad" deter
m.M"d the profits and the dividend,
- the stockholders.
lNC tOli at his trip To the Nm"ri-
c.'n H!n(rr#' Association ami >pnk"
Of tn" pride OF all Nir&iniHmS in T.,
ta'' that Il NirginiAu. in tn" n"r%nn
vi Mr.. Thomas Il. NrNlam& hal hn"N
r'cs'rI President of this great ;nSri.
'u'iou. the \M"rirnn htmkrr~' Assoc
citation. which Association %r, nrtin.
90 III" report of the Secretary repre-
scented thirty-iiVr thousand million
dollars worth Of assets.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
II. o. n. &. AT WHBERFORCE.

WORD has been received by Prcsi-
d"nt j. A. Gregg Of Wilbcrforcc Univcr
Slty from the Adjutant Generals Office
lhnt SENIOR and junior divisions Of the
'hii'"rS Training Corps are to be cStab
l'th'h at the University beginning with
ire merit school ycar. On assuming the
presidency Of Wilhcrforcc. Or. Gregg
found that these divisions had been dis
continued. although The Military De
Part rnrnt, established in 1893 is Still
"ctiV" with Major j. T.. Green, u. S. A.
IN command assisted by ScrgcantS An
Gr"WS and Button. both Of the Regular
Army.
l'r. Gregg began at once to plan for
the establishment Of the r. O. u. G..
ana at first was told by the War De-
rHr'mcnt that it was impracticrhlG
He then got in touch with PrcSdCn,
fihrdlnR and tn" Senators and Repre-
@"ntat1Y"n from Ohio who lent their i'm
fln"nrc to the end that the following
letter wns received last week:
January "A. 1929.
From: The Adiutant General OF tan
Army.
To: The Commanding General Fifth
Corps Area. Fort Benjamin IIarri.
son, Indiana, to the President,
WilherfOrrc University, Wilher-
force Ohio.
Subject: Application from Wilher-
force University for authority to es-
tablish an 10. o. n. G. Unit.
Authority is given for the establish.
mcnt Of an Infantry Unit senior diviG.
ion In tho college OF Wilberforcc Uni.
vcrsity. and for a Junior unit in the
preparatory department Of tho Univer.
nity which, 40 to enrolment, will be
governed by tho regulations applying
to institutions enumerated IN para.
graph 0 (o) Of 8. r. No. A, Part I, Re
ssrvo Ofaeers' Training Csrra.
The establish "A eat Of these uRita
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

prescription and official segregation are
TO DO recognized. sanctioned and on
forced. II matters not what Qualirica-
tons one OF our group may have. his
Racial identity is to he bar to his
official recognition. Fortunately for us
and for the country. some Of the prcsl
dents Cabinet ministers are not ONLY
able hut fair and just men and are dis
posed TO appropriately recognize wor-
thy and merltorious members Of our
group.
In this way several have secured
very good subordinate positions at the
h;tnuS OF Cabinet ministers. So far as
the CHIEF executive is concerned we
need not expect any recognition.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
COACH OF LINCOLN HONORFD.

John 4. Shclburn. coach Of football
team at Lincoln, was recently guest OF
honor at an informal DINNER given by
the Lincoln Alumni at the home OF Dr.
Geo. r.. Cannon. 1854 Pacific avenue.
Jersey City. Motion pictures of tho
game at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving
Day were shown by Rev. Dr. w. S.
Smith, director OF the Douglas Film
Company.
Plans were discussed for tho welfare
OF the team for the next season
1t Ia likely that Shclhurn will re.
turn to Lincoln very shortly to coach
the track team Ga we'll as to give foot
ball team spring practice. As Lincoln
will net lose very many Of hsr men
who played in the sane last year. tho
prospects for = esod team neat year
are s1es1t1sAally krikAt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
THE COMMERCIAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY ELECTS
NEW PRESIDENT.

"hc Board or Directors Of The
Commercial Bank and Trust Com
pnny at Il regular meeting held on
Thursday, February .. 1922 elected
James II. Carter. q leading attorney
Of tho city, and President and Cen
lara! Counscl OF the Southern Aid
W35ciety OF NiriniEa. Incorporat ed :.
President OF the bank to fiji the
uneHpircd term OF +. G. Erwin, the
former President, who resigned on
account Of i'll health.
The new President OF the Com
mercial Bank and Trust Company
. enjoys an cnviab;e reputation thru
bout the State and nation as an
|cmincnt lawyer. an efficient and
progressive business man and as Il
gentleman OF culture. character and
vision. His experience with big
business enterprises as President Of
tho Southern Aid Society and Grand
Treasurer Of the |. h. y. O. Of Elks
Of the World, has demonstrated his
capacity for big tasks and ,hc man
ncr IN which he has administered
the affairs "f the high and rnSpon~
siblc Office he holds attcsts his honor
integrity and ability.
At the same meeting the Office Of
Chairman of the Executive Commit
tee was created and Mr.. b. l.. jordan
WAS unanimously elected to fiji tho
same. The position is a very i'm
ncrtant ono AS lhN Chairman OF tho
Executive Committee will y" as.o-
Ciatcd with the President in the
direction Of the banks policies and
affairs
MIR. Jordan is well known in the
business world having been ENGAGED
#
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
AN EVANGELIST OF THE FIRST
MAGNITUDE.

Atlantic City, y. j., Union Baptist
Church, j. p. Gregory, Pastor We
have been in the midst OF our an
nual revival three weeks. and had
with uS the worlds national and in
'crn;t1onal evangelist, Dr. W. II.
SkIpwith. Although at this writing
our brother has been done one week
III" spiritual lido ia still running
high, so much So. until AT our ser
vice last Sunday night when was
ready to deliver the message. a tidal
wave OF religious enthusiasm rwCpl
over our congregation. lifting men
and women off their feet. Cries Of
fhank God" could be heard. sin
n"rS were converted. while others
could b" heard sayinS. "Savr nae.
Lord "
MI OF this is an index to the pros
"nt power and far-rcAching iniu-
enc" OF DR.. Skipwith as Il preacher.
singer. and rcvivaliSt. We have
baptized SiNty-tivc, given the hand Of
fellowship to one hundred and thirty
more, are waiting to be received.
No one Is held in a higher esteem
IN Atlantic City than Brother Skip
with. Every year when he GENES a
special sermon is requested TO be
delivered to the hotel paternity. This
was once his home. for years as 4
hotel man and chOriStcr OF Second
BAPTIST Church.
lie is preacher, Singer and ready
thinker. He doesn't seek to excite
YOU with noise and Il haranGuc.
hut deep thoughts, and yet simple
The spirit and enthusiasm remains
as he goes, for we arc now SINGING
his songs Brethren, there is none
like him. He is now In Amber,
Pa. in another great meeting. lie
preached TO the Ministers Confer
"ncc Of Philadelphia and vicinity last
Monday and lifted us hoavcnward
j. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
AN APPRECIATION OF REV. DIR.
X. V. PEYTON.
Rev. r. Y. PcytOn. d. D., having


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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

charlottesville. Va, Feb. ll.-!Iun
dredS of persons who assembled in O@i;
wood cemetery Thursday afternoon to
attend the last rites DER the body Of
Sh"riff Cnmm NJ. Thomas, victim of
the Lexington fire. Richmond; stood
amazed, following the Masonic cero
monies. whom six white-robcd members
of tho ku Klux Khan suddenly appear
cd. -
The Klansmon scaled high rock
wall and. forming in tho figure OF
cross marched to tho newly-mado
grave hearing largo cross OF red flow
ers. After placing tho wreath on tho
grave, tho gave the sign OF the cross,
rctrace1 their steps. leeped over tho
VOL and entered a closed automobile.
which hrd been stripped Of license
nnm'hof. TAo oar Hado q suick get.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
10000 PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS
IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 9.-Chirago is tie
nom" O! about 10000 professional Grim
inalS or about onc-third Of per cen;
OF the citv's population. according TO
estimates of the Chicago Crime Com
mission made public tCdav. The reas
on 20" such al unprecedented munro,
OF 'Awhr"akrrS here is ascrihcd hv the
rr'mr cNnriS TO the SlOwncSS with
which tn" wheels Of Just ice are set in
motion md tn" small number Of CON.
NirtiOnS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
FULTON NOTES

Iho Revival services. which .r,.
pong conducted under the auspirn.
Oh the Rising Mt. Zion and Mt, cal.
var! baptist Churches has been nr
great inspiration to both saints ,u,r
SINNERS up 10 this writing. Over 81
converts. These services urA IN
charge Of Rev. o. S. Simms of Pitts.
hurGh. Pa. Row. Iosn"f, Rrnv,, IN,
IcV' W. T.. Brown and other ser.
wants of the Lord.
The Sunday School Of Mt. Calvary
Is prospecting. Last Sunday our
pastor took part of the time rytrnd
ing an invitation to the unsavrd
The funeral services Of Sister Nar,.
Jetcr WINSTON were held at th,.
church Sunday morning. our pastor
preaching the sermon. She resided
in Philadelphia and became a watch.
care member Of the Sharon RaptiSt
Church while there. She leaves t.,
mourn their loss. Il husband. three.
brothers and other relatives and
friends. Two beautiful solos were
rendered by Deacon Valentine aul
Mrs. Elizabeth Cobbs.
Sunday morning our pastors sub
joe, will he HELL" Let us como,
ont and pack the house.
R"v. w. l.. Tuck is improving
greatly. There will be lecture ~
his church, Bermuda Hundreds. or
February 2G by Rev. G. \. Cohbs.
Euhjrct, Hooking For \ Man" The
ADMISSION is - cents or two for %
cents.
If you want TO join a good order,
give us your application for the
Fulton Council. No III. Supreme
o. 81. Luke. G. w. Coleman. W. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

Nurse Catherine Johnson. who
served fourteen months in France
with our boys during the Great War
Will deliver a special address at the
fIith street Baptist Church. Monday
night. February 10Th. Her subject
viii be, ''Rcligion and the World
War. No admission. Bring a
silver offering. Under auspices OF
ihc Missionary Society.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

Will take effect at the beginning Of the
next academic year.
BY Order or the Sex. OF War:
G. II. DANIELSIN,
Adjutant General,
Eicceivod Jan. l6, 1922
llq. 9Th Corps Area
This will mean much to the young:
men who ttend Wilherforcc next
year. az the War Department furnish
os uniforms and Announcements beside,
the other emoluments which 80 along
with the Il. O. II. G. The young men OF
the University have received the news
with enthusiasm and it will mean
much to others who have been hoping
to attend college but have not seen
their way clear to doing SO on account
OF the cXpcnRc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
RISING MT. ZION NOTES,

|I"n WAS in a spiritual upruar III,
"l last week. Through the marnrtj,
preaching of the Rev. q. :. Sirum>
ANA unlIrinE %"rvic" OF his children
nearly one hundred souls have I,
''Nt"d Christ. This section Of IN.
''1N mas never before Witnessed .,ucI,
i spiritual UphrHval. llnyiuw III,
EI"fiou$ opportunity to listen to one
on IN" greatest "VanGrli%tS or thi~
'Im". VINO each might lnur. lrrtf.
sven eloquent. GlnriOus and imrrcss
I'VE sermons that strong men hny,
N"'h forced to leave their seat.
i"aplm% and shouting and rruisiny
H"". II" christians. too. are ma,,-
h"ENn% Un'!rinE service and over,
|"a'"nShrNS by each packing tn,
rhnrrh and doing their hit toward
winning souls for Christ.
sunday ni%ht with the Mt. Calvary
thnrrh packed to its utmost capacity
l"&i week = service was brnu"ht 10 =
hitting climax when the Rev. O. =
SimmS took for his theme, '''TYl,
Great Judrmcnt." 1t WAS the IMAM.
lmouS opinion OF those present that
never before had they listened to Il
more powerful sermon Men and
women were forced to give utter
anre To their feelings as this man NJ
God. wrapped in the Shirt. seeming
~ ohlivious Of his surroundings told
of that cvcntful day.
Last week was indeed a record
breaking week, but it is the earncS,
desire OF all that this week may be
even greater than last.
"Accept ye the Lord while He may
be found
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
W.. ana Mrs. {. l.. Hayes AZ Home

Mr.. and Airs. G. p. Hayes will be
al nom" TO their friends at 725 n.
second street. Friday, February 2l.
from to II y. NJ.
All friends invited. No card.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

a. Mass Meeting Of the members nf
the I. O. of King David will be hels at
the Sharon Baptist Church, Thursday.
February %. 1922 ut $50 o'clock p. AT.
(Ml6S.) A. G. THOMPSON. G. W. n
(N{ICCN Az cUnrU,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

Mr.. I'd. J. Cunningham. OF the
Sonthside. is convalesing in ST. Phil
DPS Hospital. after successful OPP
The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
SIX IN THIS ONE
FAMILY HELPED


"Tanlac IL such q grand, good
medicine. and has been such q
blessing to my husband, myself
and four children" said Mrs. p.
Giacomo, 1880 Barclay St.. Balti-
more. that just feel like tell
ing the whole world about II.
Il first bought Tanlac for my
self. then my husband commenced
taking IL. and 1t helped US 80
much that started giving It to
the children. They take 1T every
day now and I have never seen
them looking better.
II had suffered from an aw-
fui case of indigestion for two
years. or more. My appetite left
me and 1 scarcely ate enough to
keep soul and body together. Ny
nerves were in a wretched state.
I was subject to frequent dizzy
spells and had got to be SO weak
I could hardly do my housework
My sleep was broken and rest
less and that tired. worn-out
feeling was On me all the time.
Tanlac helped me from the
very day i began taking II. My
appetite could not be better than
IL is now and I relish and enjoy
every mouthful Of my three
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MY husband feels tust as
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today he reminded me to get
more Tanlac. From now on II
Will be our family medicine and
We buy three bottle at a time.
I cannot praise II too hiRhiy"
Tanlac 10 sold in Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and ali
leading druggists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-20

the papers and said You have taken
everything you can think of, now
want you to take Lydia E. Pinkham's g
Vegetable Compound So / let him
get it, and / soon felt better and he
told me i want you to take about six
bottles So ! did and ! keep. house
and do all my own work and work out
by the day and feel fine now. / tell
every one about the Vegetable Com
EsoSs. Pound for .H many ". Of sy my friends
R J. LINTON, 1850 West SD Avenue,
Denver, Colorado.
Afterreadingletters like the above,
and we are constantly publishing
them, why should any woman hesitate
to take Lydia. E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound if she is in need of
help? 1t brings relief where other
medicines fail.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
COLUMBIA-Mne Murray In "Fas-
cinatIOn."

Announcement is made at Loew's
Columbia that Fascination" the
starring production for Mae MUIR
ray, now the attraction at that
playhouse, will be held over for a
second week at the Columbia be-
ginning next Sunday. 1t is a Rob-
ert z. Leonard production of the
story by Edmund Goulding. Miss
Murray is supported by a cast that
includes Creighton Hale, Courtney
Foote, Helen Ware and many
others.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At the Strand Theater next week.
negirning sunday. The Carl Nixon
Revue will appear as the featured
rct. other numbers include Mack
md Brantley in "A Whirl of Grace: !:
Teeder and Armstrong in "A Piano
diversion: Grew and Pates in 'Ha.
Ia. Ha": Mack and Deane: King
Vidor's production. Love Never
Dies" featuring Lloyd Hughes.
Madge Bellamy. Claire Mcdowell,
winifred Greenwood. Frank Brown
ley and others.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
GAYETY-.Maids Of America

Manager Harry Jarboe announces
that the Gayety will close on Satur-
day evening and will remain closed
, Intil August.
In order to bring successful
season to a fitting climax. Mr.. Jar
Doe has billed the Maids of Amer
| ica" Company. featuring Bobby
Barry, one of the foremost come
dians on the burles .ue wheel.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
PALACE-Thomas MeI<han in ~The
Bachelor Daddy"

Thomas Meighan will appear as
the featured cttr at Loew's Palace
all next weel:. beginning Sunday.
in The Bachelor. Daddy" based on
the story of Edward Peple. author
of The Prince Chap" The see
mario is by Olga Printziau and the
picture was directed by Alfred E.
Green. Beatrice Joy. remembered
for her Interpretation in Cecil B.
DeMille's Saturday NightS Is in
the cast.