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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
BURY SAMUEL X. Mex EE
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Hc>s. ". =. Golden and RusscIl Cecil
VIII conduct Funeral Srrr-
Ices mt . Ot IOrk.

Samuel Kerr Mckee. general sec
rotary of the Central Y. NJ. g. A.,
who died in his rooms nj that build
inc early yesterday. after illness
Of nine days oC pneumonia. Will he
buried tomorrow in Hollywood Gene
terry.
Rev. William s. Golden. pastor OF
Westminster Presbyterian Church
viii conduct services al O'Clock,
assisted hy Rev. Russell Cecil. of
Second Presbyterian Church, and Rev.
by Th"rburn Clark. pastor Of FULTON
BAPTIST church 1ntcrment Will fol-
low in hollywood.
Hoard OF directors of the IiicEmonh
y NJ. &. y. viii lie honorary pail
hearers They will include X. c.
Hawkins. l.. q. Burruss and u. l..
buchanan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
ADVOCATE MARKET
AT COST. OF .sl75.OOO
Levy, IIcslrp and Phillips Urge Free
ton Of Mndrrn Structure on site
of I,rcscmt nmiI.limlr.

Director " I'UbIc Wolfaro I.Nvy,
Clerk OF Markets Iicsl-p and Coun-
Gilman Phillips appeared before tho
Council Comsii'tcc ON rtHi'ics Last
night in advocacy az the construction
of a modern market building on tn"
site Of the "ld firs' Mark", at seven
tcenth and Main streets. The pro
posed LuIldiu.. Including rcfrig-
Grating plHnt aud All modern acccs-
SORES, will cos, approximately $i15.-
goo The proposition Was referred TO
subcommittee for Investigation.
a resolution d.r'ciln. the commit
tee {" locate - suitable site for Il
city jail was r:!"rrcd {" th" suhcom-
mittec ON city farm This committee
VIII visit IN" Newman farm. in Han
OYER County. SATURDAY.. February :.
This rronerty Is offered the city as a
suitable Cite for city farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Tickle, Suir c,o,cs SOM,

Sale OF ncmbcrship tickets FOR th.
Virginia Historical Pageant Assucia-
ton VIII be closed ne%t TUESDAY. AZ
which time general admission tickets
ranging from S: To 81. Viii be re-
leased for gale. The membership
tickets are good for one admission
to. the reserved scat section ana re-.
duced rates on al! other pageant pro-
auctions. such as the tournament and
similar incidental presentations They
also are good for three admissions
10 the yahispa entertainments in
John Marshall High school auditor
Sum, the first Of which 10 scheduled
Sox Trid.M night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
NAMED FOR
JUDGEsH|P BY CAUCUS
Succeeds Judge Jesse r. West
on Bench in Third Judi
cial Circuit.

Marshall X. Peterson. OF Lawrence.
WIZ" a native ~ Richmond. and son
at the late Rev. r.. A. Peterson. of
IN" virginia conference Of the NJ. r.
church. South. was last night unani-
mouNiy nominated for judge of the
ih'ri Judicial circuit at II joint eau
Gus OF III" Democrats held in the hall
a.! IN" House az Delegates. The nom
inati"n is FOR the uncNpir.d term of
j uds" Jesse f"liN West. who has been
elected 10 the supreme Court Of An
rcalS.
Marvin Smithey. % Brunswick Coun-
tN, delivered In, nominating speech.
r"Ninr high tribute To- tn. ability Of
Mr.. Peterson. SccnndinG speeches
""r" mad" by Senator Jrnrcys and
DELEGATES Prince, of SUSSEX: Adams
at Halifax. t2iiu. Of iUncnl urg
ii"ni"N. nt William shurE. aud smith
OF Norfolk senator Walter TanSl
oliver, of TairtaN. moved to make
the nomination unanimous which
MAS done
Iudgc Peterson is Il Law partner Of
Edward f. Euf"rd of i.awrcuccvil!..
l"i inner member Of the IIrus" az p"l"-
gates. lie was born in Richmond
September 30. 1868. ana is u son Of
IA" late Rev. T.. NJ. Peterson and
Mrs Mary Francis HU,h Peterson.
II" graduated from Randolph Macon
'"tI"E" with III" d"@r"r OF y q: in
$50. and Received Tho dcrrr" Of Il l.
AT kichm"nd t"ilcs. IN l>ai. lie
was ia" hTSt civil service commits
Sl"nr for TIA" city ui N"rfnik in lnuG
lie began tn" prI'iir" OF Law IN Nor
folk ia 1896, having been licensed to
prhctiC" tn Richmond in iSai by
IudS" Wexford. 81 the Circuit Court.
ana judy" Minor. "t tho Ihanccry
Court H." moved from Nnrfolk to
i.hwrcnCcvillc in 1911
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Ro,nrinns on rilsrrmnrc

fIans were completed at the meet
'hE al the Rotary club last night for
The pilgrimage to Petersburg tomor-
row, when the Richmond RotarIans
VIII act as hosts TO the Petersburg
ti"h ih- party will leave NJ :!
o'clock tomorrow afternoon In auto
'h"h'i"s' forming at the City Hall and
VIII return about II o'clock The
COMMITTEE" ON ladies' night has post
r"n"d TIA" date OF this event Rev.
Frank i'rntt delivered an Interesting
TALK on Life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
lt-port out Hall mi.

The House Committee ON General
Laws decidcd las; evening Ia report
iavorahly the Hall hin, making the
"h-Ncnth day ot November a legal
holiday for PRAYER and grace" aud
also reported favnrahiy on the Hall
bill making IL = misdcmcanor for
anyone other than veteran OF the
world war To wear ths pin or en-
blem OF the American Legion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
Hnn Pays Ills Respects.

Delegate Hall, az l.oudoun County.
also paid his respects To !'crctarN
Davis in the House. MIR. Hall said
he held a letter from Davis in his
hands. which justified him in arising
to a point OF personal privileges. The
letter us reproduced above was then
read.
Mr.. Hall said tho Treasurer of Lou
donn county. or all tho other officers
ccmhiped could not dictat" his action
or the noor. My policy" h" said.
will bc ono Of fairness I" the Office
holders and Ia the taxpayers OF tho
state introduced the bill pr"vid-
Ing for tn" aholishm"nt OF the fec
system. ana | take this time To con-
graduate tn. members of the fee
commission whose report will soon
be printed and furnished YOU"
pclccat" MAYO &. Brown, OF Lynch
burg, chairman Of the Fec Commits
sion. said he know the members were
receiving letters which claSscd the
report az tho commission dan
rerous piece OF legislation" y ask
he said, that YOU keep your feet on
the ground. and avail, the report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
nrcMrr 4, Adlrr.. creaIt Mcn.

Richard :. iircwcr. speaker of the
llnus" OF Delegates Will address III"
Richmond Association Of Credit Nov
tonight ~ o'clock. telling az 4 q.
'r.,l business conditions. lie a.su
MI explain what laws should hc en-
acted 10y the present legislature 10:
'h- purpose %. stabiizing the eco
! Mmic lrnr,- mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
.DEN0UNCE TACTICS OF
FEE SYSTEM ADVOCATE
Proceedings in Assembly En-
livcned by Beverley
and Hall.
RESENT LETTER TO RICHARD
lily Trcasurcr Of Vonnoke Tells
Loud"un County Mnn Delegate IIns
"GfScn Us Trouhie"-IDccInrcS
"Mnttcrs Look SERIOUS"

~ Proceedings in both houses Of the
General Assembly were cnlivcncd yes
terday when Senator j. Brad Bcvcr-
ley in the Senate. and Delegate Will
bur c. Hall. in the House. rose Ia
points OF personal privilege and
roundly denounced tactics employed
by representative of the Treas
Urer's Association or Virginia re-
EardinC their opposition to the fec
system OF compromising state 9TH
Gals.
Senator Beverley announced that he
deeply resented n letter signed 10y
Lawrence :. Davis. of Roanoke. treas
urer OF the organization.
such letter implies that tho
floatcr delegate from I.oudoun aud
FauQuicr or tho senator from Eau
ouicr can bc CONTROLLED hc assorted.
ut is n yelled threat and not onlS
a reflection on the city tho writer
mentions, but ON tho General AS
sembly. | defy the writer and his
of the people who stand for re-
trenchment and reform"
Davis "F""iish Hoy"
Senator Andrews. of Roanoke. at
tempting to smooth over the matter,
spoke OF Davis as big foolish hoy"
and ono who was just Joker"
This is just an offensive incident
the las, ten years Senator John
Paul, Republican. asserted. senator
Paul asserted that such orCanlza-
lions Of fee officers has been in
fluencinC legislation for years, aud
he was inclined to think that senator
Beverley was taking too seriously a
situation which has existed 50 long.
Further debate was chopped off by
a motion to return to the calendar.
Mr. Hall. in the House. said that
he considered the letter an inVolGn-
tary tribute. II he had incurred the
tiSp!eaSurc OF certain oi,iCehnldcrS
he was proud Of it,
Following is tho text Of the letter:
Roanoke. VA. Jan. u, 1879.
MIR. y Il. Richard.
Treasurer of l.oudoun County,
"I.ccshurg. Va:
Dear Mr. Richard.-Tour latter Of
tn" 18th received | am leaving for
Richmond tomorrow noon. Your man
Hall has given uS trouble ever sine"
he has been in the House. can't
you officers do something with him"
/ wish he lived in Roanoke. H.,
would never get back. Matters look
a little serious and IL is going to
take some good work To keep things
in line. hop" your officers will get
right after him aud also your Sena-
tor and put II right up 10 them.
with best regards, I am.
Sincerely yours,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Marc Klaw Again Sues
ErIangcr and Ziegfeld

Another Of many court actions and
counter actions brought hy Abraham
I. Friarccr and Mare Klaw since they
severed their theatrical copartnership
was fled in the Supreme Court ycster-
day by Mr.. Klaw against Mr. Erlanger.
Nr klaw also filed suit against
Florenz Ziegfcld. Both cases are sim-
liar 10 those brought by Mr. klaw two
wears ago and concern the affairs Of
the Ziogfcld Follics and the Midnight
Frolic. in which the three men were
interested
Nr. Klaw complains that while he
was in Europe he was ousted az
director and as secretary Of the or
ranizations handling these productions,
and that Mr. Ziegfeld and Mr. krlan-
Ger drew exorhitart salaries Is officers.
although their services were only
nominal. IL is alleged that Mr Zieg-
field was voted n salary Of $4,000 q
year as president Of the Follies com
many and S29bO0 as president Of the
Midnight Trolc company, while Nf.
Erlanger was 20 receive $4,000 and
s7.50O year from the respective com
raries.
The resolution, adopted in his sb-
sence. providing for the payment %
these salaries, Mr. klaw charges, con
stituted q wrongful diverting Of funds.
He also says that in the year l92O-2l
the Midnight Frolic ran behind S6342I
Mr. Klaw asks that the defendants
be required 20 account for their acts
as directors, and that such parts Of the
salaries mentioned as may appear 20
the court 20 be in excess Of reasonable
amounts be restored 70 the treasures
Of the companies By Nr. ErlaDger and
NJ 1tsOfald
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

rr,se il mutual. You just about decioe
tbs, these islands are horrible place
wben the hero comes along and saves
the day and also the reputation Of the
,.lsnds. After seeing tho picture our
own fcntimcnts are snip lp' N""'
where south Of Suva.
John Bowers Is the hero, and very
,icc ono he is. too Walter Long is
-. ,nregorerate husband. Roy Aiwoll
h amusinr MS a collector Of butterflies,
Ia, tho ono We liked best BE- the girl
Who plaved the native. There was
,o,,.,hing about hoT that reminded nf
NJ Pola Ncgri. And n we were an
actrcsa and some one said that about
a. We shouid AK no moro. south "i
cvva" was written by EWart hdnmson
and directed By Frank Orson.
The comedy Is Harold Lloyd PIC.
ture. called IAN Eastern Wcsierncr
How fortunate IL Is that young Lloyd
made so many pictures once upon q
,imc or there never would have been
enough 10 go around now with 'ncI
+, demand Tor them. The overture Z
"pegiincci" Then there iT Post
nature picture called "Thats Nature
for You and = music film. with Martha
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Erlanger New President
OF Theatrical Managers
4. {. and Canadian Members
Decide Not TO Discuss Wages
at This Session

The International Theatrical As'o.
citation. Inc, made UP Of theatrica.
managers from all parts Of tho United
States and Canada. opened its first an
nual convention yesterday NJ the Hotel
Pennsylvania. Tho morning session
was executive. IL was devoted largely
20 organization.
The delegates arc 20 be organized
into three groups: managers or tneater'
in cities OF 100000. those Of theaters
In cities up 10 100000 and those oper-
atng in cities Of more than bOo'OOO.
10 was agreed that questions affecting
salaries Of employees would not be dis
cussed and that only matters Of gen
oral interest. such az censorship. rail
road rates and baggage transferring
would be taken up.
At the afternoon session officers FOR
the coming year elected were a. J..
Frianger. president, Lee Shubcrt. vice
president: \. T. Aarons. treasurer.
Two new Offices were created, Walter
Vincent. retiring president, being made
chairman Of the board Of governors.
and W. II. Rapley, retiring vicc-prcsi-
dent, vice-chairman.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
The New Play
By Percy Hammond
"Strut Miss Lizzie" Has Its
Oh.ColOr Moments at
the Times Square

Any helpful report OF strut MISS
Lizzie" should begin with warning
% those Who blush easily. Midway IN
the entsrtainment-whioh is a new
negro show at the Times Square
there Is slight lapse from the rigor-
Gus proprieties OF the prevalent
hootchy-koo,ch.
This. YOU may say. Is no cause for
heads 20 hang. Injured TO naughty
FRANKS in the ,heater you may suspect
that 4. requires more than that 10
max. Young roses kndie in maidcn's
cheek. However, n there be readers
Of these remarks who are abashed at
major indeoorums Of the kind they
are eounselled 10 beware Of "Strut
Miss Lizzie"
Not one child Of nature Is engaged
IN the dance, but twenty. And eaeh
4, striving 90 outdo tho others IN wrig-
eles. quivers, palpitations. upheavHl''
+remors, vibrations, convolutonS'
.brob. and futters. Miss Gilda Grays
s,.repiA Vhirlpoolings in the Folhes
.-a bu. ehaste inertia in comparison
The disturbance is committed 20 music
1rd scenery entitled "on South Sea
Isle
Otherwise "strut Miss Lizzie Is
regulation near-negro vaudeville ana
revue. Many dark comedians shuhe VI
and out with tho familiar gait OF ber'
Williams. and s. many yaller prima
donnss sing slow, aneedotal BALLADS
containing numerous, too numerous
stanzaS. Acrobatic buek-and-wingers
perform interesting feats IN hop-snp-
.nd.tumping. and there are monologoes'
dialogues. skits and sstires. When Ar'
Bamtree Harrington enters the Gaze
niEla Lee and discovers score OF
nall,d eorvphees present be says 70 Mr..
Brsvsrd Burnett, There must be 3 re-
cess IN Heavenl All the angels are
beral" Messrs. Harrington and Bur
rat. quarrel later and one Of them
,brsstens the other with violence. ~
Won draw back yoah hand 70 hit me-
Mn Harrington says, "Ill know Just
where to find you next Decoration
Day."
The fsvorites Of last evenings per
formance seemed 20 the connoisseuTs 70
Ia the Messrs. Creamer and Leighton
who composed the play, and who late
in the ceremonies appeared in num-
bar called "Old Songs and New" hay-
INC good negro voices and sense OF
bumor. Messrs. Green and Burnett
likewjse evoked admiration in bur
lesoue Of ~TrovatoTe" which they sang
ms,odiously. made up as hod-earriers.
Tho chorus was agile and, in spots
slightly in It's way. Any one Of these
"creoles." as they call themselves can
sing louder than all the Follies. il
may not be said, however, that they
look we'll IA tights. They wrinkle, for
some reason or other, az the knees.
But it's a good oolored show, engaging
some Of the most talented OF the Afro
Amerisans, and it excels in song and
dancing.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
-Four of Shipping Board's
$4,000 Salaries Allotted

WASHINGTON, June 10 Chairman
Lasker, Of the Shipping Board, an
nounced to-day that the board had
selected four % the six officers Of che
Emergency Fleet Corporation who are
10 receive the maximum yearly salary
of $4,000. as provided IN the aprro.
priation bill which recently passed
Congress. These officials include ..
Rarstow Smull, vice-presidcnt in
charge OF charters and ALLEGATIONS. ".
J. Love. president in charge or
traffic. Harry s. Kimball. vice-prcsl-
dent in charge Of finances. and a. j.
Mack. in charge Of the North Atlantic
division Of the Fleet Corporatlon.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
The Stage Door

Marjorie Rsnbeau n THE coldhsh"
moved last night from Maxine EliiotfH 90
the Astor Theater
spice of 1872" a new rnus'cal revue,
opened last night az the Apollo Iheatef'
Atlantic city.
The run of The Grand Street Toiiies'
90 tho Neighborhood Playhouse has been
extended through this week IL is a plf
issque on the productions made hy tho or-
ganization this season.
The Woods office hsstens ~ announce
that Samuel shlpmans Lawful Larceny
did not close Of tho Republic Ihfaief on
saturday night. but e eoniing..s SS S91ote. ~.
viii return from abroad on tho Naufo-
tanla. which is due 20 arrive on friday-
Tonight Captain Appiojaok'' Will b.
seen FOR thu 20ofh time % mo Cor'
Theater.
Jack Holt. IN while Satan SLEEPS" o.
ffra version of pe's- y. kynes The lar-
con of Panamlut," viii be tho screen ifa
ture at the Rivon noNt week ia'
Rialto two former suCccse'a VII Dr.
BROUGHT back splitting fhe week John
barrymore VIII be seen in "Dr jekyu nnI
NJ HYDE on SUNDAY. MONDAY anl
dav. ana "Tho shclk.' wlfh Agnes Afr'
rest q the week.
Oscar wnde's a Woman ~ 80 lmTor-
fance" has been screened and wll ha ih"
chief attraction al The strand r"ff Wc,
The picture was made in England. Inf
Compton has the leading role ana lllinN
Rosmcr has an important suiioitne lail.
A'rhonz Either viii 70 Maria Ta27fa
leading man when Tho Italian ncffc.
makes her English speaking debut .n The
Inevitable" adapted b. Charlotte T.
Wells.
The Keen twins. Margaret and Eliza
beth. have been engaged for Arthur Ham.
mersteins production Of Dany pii.
which comes TO tho Apollo Theaier on
August 81.
Alien Kearns who played ~ Tan
gerine." will be ieading nam Win Helen
Teves in TO tho Ladies" which goes ON
tour in tho fall. Mr Kearns VII play th"
part created D. Otto kruger Ihr como lf
i scheduled 20 follow L.ghtnin o. ine
blackstone Thcater. chicago. On LABOR
Day.
Z J. Albec purchased piot of ground
Yesterday on l15th street between SOW
enfh and Eighth avenues. lf wil Do fff
eite for a new y. !. Keith lia-icm tlclt.r
10 be erected this fall
The Arverne Hotel Mons Association
wiz give benert performance ~ th'
Thursday night The reccig's wil go to-
ward providing the I.ralu- Who lost fnef
homes and lcloneirr1 .n the Arvernc lrs
b. with foodstuHs and shelter
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Agents Of the Msrchsnt,
ton, Inc, Minnesoia Mse,i.
with headquarters In NlrnsssyIynta
alleged 20 have been sslIio, f ii
each W.
Legal representative of N. ~
chants Association ~ NJ. w.
yesterday called on Nr Ra,,,. Ten
planning of The 3etiyi.ss m ~, e.
nosota corporation. The oo,,i,. ~
committee representing he Ns. y -
orgsn.zation is that 'one Of h. IN
10 ufe violate siste low. ana ,,.'.s,i ,'isi
merchant Hno uses them Ii s-..t ~
liable with those selling them. '''lJ
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
French Stars to Play Here
Actors of Odcon and Comedie
Ernnruisr 10 APPEAR Lhis Fan

PARIS. june 49, Arrangements nave
L,,n made. with ihc approval Of the
French government, ior n. de ferauey'
of the Comcdic Franchise and o'her ma
,ablo motors and actresses connected
with this thcater and the Odeon lhsa'er
.o ,i.u North America In the autumn.
The program will include week in, IN
oYcboc t,go I'M Montreal and one IN New
yo,k They will give their regular
repertoire which includes two plays ~
Noiiere.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Accuse Collection Agency
OF Violating State Law

District Attorney Bant0n yesterday
began investigation Of corporation
operating ~ the Merchants hsfocia-
tion, Inc, with Offices 81 ~ Warren
Street, after receiving compliant from
the Merchants Association ~ hcW
York City that the former org7n.za-
tion Is violating state law b. selling
10 merchants books o. forms threaten.
Ing debtors with garnishees, judg-
ments and other legal procedure.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

,.t Javanese dance.
cin.enn. Gian"m InteTante sings an aria rom I'M
,igl n5u" ". bPand otto Beck cntertains on
,bo 5,I" nov orrnn. which can initiate any
thing on earth.
Az tho broadway Theet,er - q III.
turc called "The Innocent ,n'''' wv
viii lo reviewed tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Fanny Brice'S Nerc Lines
Delight Palace Audience
Peggy Wood. Her II Bu,idies'
and "SenaiOr" Ford Also As
sid i'm Filling the Big House

For fifteen minutes or so yesterday
afternoon the audience at the Palace
Theater chuckled and roared, and with
out 60 much as a glance inside the
house doorman knew just what was
happening - Fanny Brice was giving
another Ziogfeld roof exhibition az
vaudeville prices. Miss Brce had
changed her stuff from last week and
will make some moro changes for her
appearance next week.
Peggy Wood, never more piquantly
pretfv. sings some nice little songs and
sppoars with her "Four Buddies." Her
act would be just as effective, however,
if she appeared entirely alone. "Sena-
tor" Ford who does q current events
monologue. puts his lines over well, al
though some of bis material could be
improved other Palace acts this week
arc Sarah paddcn and company m
sketch called "Thc Charw0man' '; Ailcen
STANLEY. the "phonocraph Girl; sylvia
LOYAL and company. Fred Bernard and
Sid Garry. Lester Allen, who made his
debut at the Palace, and An Artistic
Treat
Mae West and Zoe Cook divide the
weeks headline honors az the River
side. There ars five vaudeville acts
and q picture, Richard barthelmess ln
"Sonny." 90 the Eghty-hrst Street
Thoator this week.
IN Brooklyn, Ted Lewis tops the bill
a. the Orphoum Az the Bushwick. Pat
Rooney and Marion Bent in Rings of
Smoke" arc the leaders. The New
Brighton is celebrating its thirteenth
anniversary Gus Van and Joe Schenck
remain for e second week. Charles
"Chic" Sale. George LeMaire and Val
and Ernie Stanton are others on the
program.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Mary Miles Minter, with her hair put
up and tipping the scales at aoou.
twenty pounds more than when we la',
saw her. is the star IN picture eh,''a !,
south Of suva" at the Rialto, Ihis !, I,
a nret,y interesting story. fairly well
actcd with lots of beautiful scenery
and people shouldn't complain "son, bout
the results unless they INSIST on my
inc All Of their summer pictures lsin
north of the St Lawrence River. A. Tor
% us We prefer palms and moonlii seas
10 any snowstorm that ever ~hitened
n landscape. =, -
The etory is quite novel. II starts
OF With Phyllis Latimer on the way 10
ioin her husband in the FIJI Islands u
49," 49, memory serves us. and that Is
where Suva is. She never had had .i q .
ebance 10 get very well acquainted
-. -, because the day they were
n,o,ried m,' no sailed away. Now she Is on
ne ,- wav 10 surprise" him. and the sur
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

,,,s.ment. with Doris Niles, Thnha
Zanow and Gamborelli dancing, anu
Gertrude Lang and william ,,.s,,ss' NJ"
singing. The overture s "'''""
Tell"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

NALISADES Aa'rsF' sfsF PA2E
~ 0oo. ". 10 81. flsf5. go Me- Atras'.onL
u salt water surf iatains NoW Dgen'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Z J. Albec purchased n pot of ground
Yesterday on l15ta street between SOW
enfh and Eirhth avenues. If wil DO Tho
eits for new y. T. Keith Ilariem tAcltlr
10 be erected this fall.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Alien Rearns who played in Tan
gerins" will Be leading NAN with Helen
IIeves in ''To tho Ladies" which goes ON
tour in tho fall Mr. Kearns VIII play tho
part created D. Otto kruger. Ihr comedy
is scheduled 20 follow Lighinln o. inr
Ilackstone Thoater. Chicago. On Labor
Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

)ELL the youngsters about great West and Union
built the first railroad tp System enable you to
put "Punb" into your because follow Of the
pahbTeakers Of the West.
Six daily trains the Pacific Coast Chicago OMAHA neudns
toe famous Overland Limited for San Francisco Los Angeles Limited for
Southern California and OgonWahngon Limited Pacific North
west. Three daily trains Denver
Ask for the folder "Abns the Union Pacific
taton We wills ead send YOU N, book,
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

The Keen twins. Margaret and Eliza
beth. have been engaged for Arthur HAM
which comes 10 the Apollo Theater Of
August q.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

Marjorie Rsnbeau n The coldhsh'
moved last nighf from Maxine EllioifH 90
the AEt0r Theatcr.