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Evening star., 1922-06-18
GARRICK- Bought and Paid
For"

William Harrigan, visiting star with
the Garrick Players, will be seen in
his original role of Jimmy Gilley. in
a revival of the George Broadhurst
drama, Bought and Paid For" be-
ginning with the performance at the
Shubert-Ga arrick Theater tonight.
Much water has flown under the
bridge since this famous play was
first produced in Washington. during
Inauguration week of the first Will
son administration. Since that time
Harrigan has enacted the delightful
comedy character of the production
in every large city of the United
States. Europe and Australia. The
Evening star., 1922-06-18
To Feel 0rNot to Feel One s Part

was in tears. but Warfield could stu
act and play the clown.
During lunch hour at the Lasky
studio Gloria Swanson and Thomas
Meighan. his host. argued against
him. Bebe Daniels favored his
method and said that she always re-
tanned control of every faculty she
possessed-the more emotional the
scene, the more perfect her control.
To prove it, she staged an emo
tional scene then and there-a scene
over the sad fate of dish of ice
cream she was eating.
Poor little ice cream" she sobbed-
so cold and pale, and when Bebe gets
through with ii there won't be any
more" Two large tears formed in
her eyes and ran down her cheeks.
Her voice and expression had all the
tragedy of a mother lowering over
dying child. More tears. Poor, in
nocent ice cream-good-b
Warfield applauded. There you
have the art of acting" he said. ITS
easy to feel things. but it takes skin
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Evening star., 1922-06-18
Wife's Husband" !"

Seldom has a photo dramatic pro-
duction come to Washington with
more enthusiastic or spontaneous ex-
pressions regarding it's merit, preced-
ing 1t, than His Wife's Husband"
picture with Betty Blythe in the stel-
lar role, which opens a weeks en-
gagement at the Rialto Theater to-
day.
Perhaps no better idea regarding
the entertainment value of this pic
turization of Anna Katherine Green's
novel, "The Mayors Wife," could be
conveyed to picture patrons than to
metropolitan dapies: "If you are fond
of thrills, not ordinary thrills, but the
shivery sort, that start at the soles
of your feet and wiggle an icy tran
up your back, you'll like His Wife.s
Husband" And the best part OF 1t Is
theater until it's over-the thing is
that gripping. The denouement comes
with an abrupt flash, logical and
spectacular In the extreme"
From the viewpoint OF acting, ul-
tra-modern costuming and scenic in
far above the average. The histrionic
ability of Miss Blythe, coupled with
the art of wearing gorgeous gowns as
few women can, Is well known. ana
her supporting cast, including Hunt
lev Gordon, Arthur Carewe, George
Fawcett. Grace Goodall. Blanche Dav-
export and Rita Maurice. aids to
star in putting across the biggest
dramatic and emotional role Of her
career.
A program of subsidiary attrac-
tions will accompany all showings.
the Aim offerings including a laugh
able Christie comedy, entitled Buck
Ing Broadway; a beautiful Bruce
scenic subject, "A Night of Many
News. The Rialto orchestra will b
heard in Onenbach's Tales of Hon.
man." and the interpretative score
for the picture, that will embody a
series Of classical and popular num-
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Filming American History:

child's mind through the use of edu-
cational motion pictures.
Certain topics lend themselves par
ticularly well to this medium. This
is especially true of history. when
to toe many people has been the dry
and uninspiring topic that schooi
books have made 1t. Unfortunately
history has also labored too long un-
der the curse of being perpetualiy
jammed down the youngsters mental
throat, with the result that the entire
subject has become permanently un-
pleasant.
II. however, history can be shown
in motion pictures, and well shown.
It can be brought out of the dead past
into the vital present. Children VIII
see that the stuffy heroes of whom
they read are real people and that
incidents which they have been forced
for practical purposes to associate
with meaningless dates were fun or
dramatic interest. BY making the
past alive the picture will fulfill one
Of the true functions of historical in
struction.
If the series of "A ms of the Yale
University Press turns out as wen
as now seems probable. it will be
among the most important educa-
tional innovations of the time.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Raphael.

Today, Marion Davies. in "Beauty's
Worth: comedy. Snub Pollard. in Full
O. Pep; tomorrow and Tuesday. Ro-
dolph Valentino, In ''The Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse" There will
be an extra performance Monday and
Tuesday at pm, in addition to the
regular performances at Z and 9 pm.
" ednesday and Thursday. Pearl White,
in Virgin Paradise; Friday. Dorothy
Dalton, in "The Crimson Challenge"
also fourth episode Of THE Hope Dia-
mond Mystery: Saturday, Sessue
Hayakawa, in THE vermillion PENCIL
also sixth episode Of "Go-Get- En-
Hutch"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Rodolph VAL
entino and Gloria Swanson. in Be
yond the Rocks; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. star cast. In Rex Ingram's
Turn to the Right; Thursday. Alice
Lake, in THE Golden Gift; Friday.
aIl-star cast, in rs Matrimony a Fail
ure?" and Harry Pollard. in Strictly
Modern: Saturday. Anita Stewart. in
"a Question of Honor" and comedy.
The NonrSkid Kid"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Regent.

Today and tomorrow, THE Affairs
of Anatol," with Wallace Reid and
Gloria Swanson; also Harold Lloyd, in
THE Nonstop Kid: Sunday only.
winners of the West" Nos. Is and
Is; Tuesday, Marion Davies. in The
Brides Play" and Earl Rodney. in
Chicken Hearted; Wednesday.
Corinne Grinith. in 1.-The Whisper
Market" and Harold Lloyd. in 1.-TWO
Gun Gussie": Thursday. James Kirk
wood, in "The Great Impersonation" y;
also "Snub'' Pollard. in kill the
Nerve: Friday, William Fairbanks.
in "Helrs Border" and Buster Keaton,
in 'The High Sign," and Saturday.
William Duncan, in 1.-The Silent Vow"
and Roy Atwell. in Loose Nuts;
also with Stanley in Africa" No.
IS Qast epieode).
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Hardships of Camerman

ITO stand inside a walled 'crevasse OF
= ice shooting a picture, with a
temperature SO low that no ther-
mometer could register it. was the
experience Of Chester Lyons. camera
man, who photographed the new
Cosmopolitan picture, ''The Valley of
Silent Men," I'VE stood for hours
in the ice crevasse," said Lyons, and
then we'd come out and stand under
water-drips from above the mountain
until icicles formed on our necks.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Marshall Hall.

Delightful trips down the Potomac as
far as Marshall Hall are offered by the
management of the steamer Charles
Manchester. The steamer makes three
trips, leaving the wharf daily, except
Sunday, at 10 am. 2:30 and pm.
Sunday the morning trip is delayed q
half hour. sailing at 1O:a0 o'clock. At
the Hall there will be found the amuse-
ments prevailing at any of the big
vilion situated at the waters edge.
where q cool breeze creates comfort.
The Manchester orchestra provides the
music for the boat ride and for dancing
at Marshall Hall. Daily except Sun
day the steamer stops at Mount Vernon
to allow the passengers to visit this
historic place,
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, William s.
Wednesday. Rodolph Valentino and
Gloria Swanson, in Beyond the
Rocks; Thursday. star cast. in "The
Call of Home" and Harry Pollard. In
Strictly Modern; Friday, Alice Lake,
Elaine Hammerstein, in why An
nounce Your Marriage?"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Fools Para
disc; Tuesday. Doris May, in. Boy
Crazy; Wednesday. Betty Compson,
in 1.-THE Little Minister: Thursday.
Hazel Dawn, in Devotion; Friday,
lois Wilson, Milton Stills, Theodore
Roberts and Helen Ferguson. in Miss
Lulu Bett"; Saturday, Mae Murray,
in "Faecination."
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. William S.
Hart, in '"rravelin' On" and Harry
day and Wednesday. Gloria Swanson
and Rodolph Valentino. in Elinor
Glyn's Beyond the Rocks; Thursday,
all-star cast. in ''The Cali of Home.""
and Gaylord Lloyd, in "The Lucky
Number; Friday. Alice Lake. in The
Golden Gift; Saturday, Elaine Ham
merstein, in why Announce Your
Marriage?"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Glen Echo Park,

1t is an open question. at Glen
Echo Park. as to which is the more
popular thriller. the Derby Racer or
the Coaster Dip. Each claims it's dev-
otees, and all get thrills aplenty.
The children can hardly be dragged
away from the Midway, where the
funmakers are. THE Rocking Pigs"
to be seen there, attract the grown
ups as well. The Midway, Carrousel,
Old Mill, continue to ring the bell"
as attractions. Besides these, there
are many minor amusements. such as
shooting galleries. Dancing is en-
joyed in the spacious ballroom from
$3.50 until 1880 o'clock. with music by
the Glen Echo Orchestra. The Echo
ballroom is the resort Of not only
those who dance. but of those who
enjoy listening to the music.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
FRITZ scheff Coming.

NEXT we elk at B. r. Keith's Theater
~ the bill viii comprise FRITZ scheff,
Kane and Herman, "a Night in Spain" ;"
Bobbe and Nelson, Larry Harlsins and
his nonarchs of melody. Jack Norton
ana Company. Eddie Miller and Com
patly. Reck and Recktor and the house
additions
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Great Falls Park.

Great Falls Park is now at it's
loveliest, and fast trains from the
city terminal. at 36th and NJ streets.
take Washingtonians to this natural
beauty spot through one of the most
delightful stretches of Virginia. The
falls are sublime at all times. but
when the searchlight plays upon them
at night a new sense of their power
and majesty is afforded. Camera,
enthusiasts flock eagerly to the park.
where enchanting vistas tempt them.
Boating, fishing. dancing on week
day nights in the open-air pavilion.
and the spacious picnic grounds are
among the many attractions of this
outdoor recreation place.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
York.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coo
gan, in Trouble" and Mack Sennett's
Gymnasium JIM; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Mae Murray, in "Fascina-
ton; Thursday, Norma Tslmadge, In
"Smilin' Through; Friday, star cast.
in THE Queen Of the Turf" and COM
edy, "Cold Feet; Saturday, w. 8.
Pollard, in Strictly Modern"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Outdoor Amusements
JANE NOVAK
Strand

pavilion at 1920 and on the upper
pavilion at 10:4O.
Friday night another old-time
carnival night is being planned at the
request of those who revelled in the
carnival night held previously. More
and more dance devotees are learning
the lure of this out-of-doors dance
resort, where Meyer Davis music and
Pete Macias' Orchestra furnish excel
lent dance music.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Carolina.

Today, Viola Dana, in Glass
Houses; Monday, Paul Capellani. In
Possession" (from the novel "Phro-
so'D; Tuesday. Fred Stone. in Billy
Jim; Wednesday, Lou Rogers Queen
of the Turf; also Pathe News and
Literary Digest Topics: Thursday
and Friday, Alice Lake. Kenneth
Harland. CASTOR Glass and Rosemary
Theby, in 81 Am the Law; Saturday.
Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt, In
Bought and Paid For; also Pathe
News and Aesop's Fables.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Empire.

mum. in strange Idols; also Harold
Lloyd comedy: Tuesday. Robert Nc
kim and Claire Adams, in "A Ger
tain Rich Man; also comedy; We'd
nesday. ]. p. MCGOWAN and Fritzi
Brunette. in "Discontented Wives: !:
also comedy; Thursday. Tom Wise. In
"Father Tom; also Sunshine comedy.
small Town stun": Friday. Frank
Mayo, in ''The Man Who Married His
Own Wife; also comedy, and Satur-
day, Doris May. in boy Crazy; also
Empires great surprise night. at 7:45
o'clock only.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Chevy Chase Lake.

The weather again proved fckle and
the exhibition dancing scheduled Tor
Chevy Chase Lake, last "Wednesday
night, was postponed until next Wed
.nesday night wilbur and Turner are
ire ternsichorean artists who will de-
.iirht dance enthusiasts with their
Interpret 10 tson of modern ballroom
dancing. See them on tha lower
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy Dal-
ton and Rodolph Valentino. in Mo
ran of the Lady Lefty; Tuesday,
Jack Hoxie, in THE Double o.:
Wednesday and Thursday. Hobart
Bosworth, Madge Bellamy, Tully
Marshall and Niles Welch, in The
Cup of Life; Friday. Fred Beau
vais, in "The Lonely Trail; Satur-
day, Thomas Meighan, in The Bach
elor Daddy
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madse, in "Smilin' Through; Tues
day. May McAvoy. in "A Homespun
vamp'; Wednesday, Gladys Leslie
and Sesna owen. in Sisters; Thurs
day, Constance Binney, in Midnight; !;
Friday. Sessue Hayakawa, in THE
Vermillion PENCIL; Saturday. Queen
Of the Turf"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Hippodrome.

Today, Constance Talmadge, in
"Poliy of the Follies"; tomorrow,
viola Dana. In "The Matchbreaker"; I;
Tuesday. Marion Davies. in Brides
Play; Wednesday, Herbert Rawlin-
son, in "The Man Under Cover"
Thursday, Anita Stewart, in 'Invisi-
Bile Fear; Friday. AT, the Stage
Dood"; Saturday. Norma Talm dg..
lii Ghosts of Yesterday
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Dumbarton.

Houses; tomorrow. Scarlet Let
ter; Tuesday, 1.-The Bonnie Brier
Bush; Wednesday, Shame: Thurs
day, Miss Lulu Bett"; Friday. Cos
mopolitan production. Boomerang
Bill; Saturday, Bill Patton, in
alias Phil Kennedy"
Evening star., 1922-06-18
From the New York Tribune.

rom the New 1Ork
w PORK on the first reels OF
ss; ss;,,s s''s Of 'a's;ss''' %s;'oa s,ss:
films depicting American
historical episodes is progressing sat
isfactorily. More than two years
preparation by experienced historians
cooperating with motion picture
producers, has resulted in the collec-
ton OF a mass of pictorial and other
material, which is now being worked
into dramatic scenes reproducing
actual episodes in the country's ms
tory. Particular efforts have peen
taken to combine historical accuracy
with dramatic and technical perfec,
ton, so that the finished product VIII
be at the same time true to life ana
interesting. ,,,
The possibilities of education ps
the movies have scarcely been touch. .
ed upon The average person. any
more especially the average chllo.
learns more readily by what ne sees
than by what he reads. He is also
more prone not to forget visual I'M
uressions. How easy, therefore, 10
make permanent record in the
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Favorit.

Today and tomorrow, Fools Para
disc" with Conrad Nafel. Dorothy Dali
ton, Theodore Kosloff and Milred Har-
ris; Tuesday. Betty Compson. in The
Law and The Woman; Wedne sday.
Shirley Mason. in Ragged Heiress.
and a Fox Sunshine comedy. Laugh
son, in THE Scrapper"; Friday, Jack
Holt, in "The Call of the North" also
the seventh episode of White Eagle"
and a Mutt and JEFF cartoon. Hop.
Skip and Jump; Saturday. William 8:
Hart, in "Three-Word Brand and
Pathe News.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Automobiles
Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.

GARRICKBought and Paid For" Garck Payers) Opens
evening
BELASCO-"Geng Gerts Garter" (Belasco P1aye) Opens
this evening.
lKE1THS-Bily B. Van and James Cobett
show tomorrow's matinee.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Kane and Herman, in the next array
of attractions at Keith's, are the cre-
ators for the stage of the "Hallroom
Boys" based .upc,, t,t.5 .u.,.., ~ sons
Of the same title.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Cecilia LOTUS, better known as
Cissie Lotus. is planning to sail for
America early next autumn to play
a limited engagement in Keith
vaudeville. 1t is several years since
she appeared in this country. Miss
LOTUS is now appearing In produce
tion In London. ssg
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coo
gan, in MY Boy" and Larry Semon.
In "A Pair Of kings; Tuesday, Ho,,
bart Bosworth, Madge Bellamy and
Tully Marshall. in The Cup of Life;
Wednesday. Richard Barthelmess. IN
comedy. step This Way; Thursday,
Fred Stone, in "Billy Jim; Friday,
queen OF the Turf and "Tooner-
vile Trials; Saturday. Viola Dana
and CASTOR Glass, in Glass Houses.
and Snub Pollard. in Light Showers
Evening star., 1922-06-18

troll of his own presence and make
his acting entirely a matter OF skiii'
is a question which will probaois
never be settled as long as there are
actors TO discuss it The question
hohbed I'm again not long, ago when
David Warfield visited Hollywood
warfield is probably the best known
and most enthusiastic advocate OF the
latter method in this country. Inc
story is told about him that. to prove
his point that he retained periecl
control over himself. he took frlend
hook stage with him and made conf
cal faces while his back was turneu
to the audience The scene
highly emotional and the audience
Evening star., 1922-06-18
M1l,l1,se91'e}i{{5
~ 1heater and Phot0plT
Photoplays This Week


RALTO-"IIis Wes Husband with Betty Blythe First shown
this afternoon
METROPOILTAN-"Foos First Opens this afternoon
Jackie Coogan Opens this alter
COIUMBIA-"Fooish Wives (Second Week. This afternoon
PALACE-"Grand Larceny" Opens this afternoon
STRAND-"The Rosary this afternoon.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Home.

Today, Betty Compson. in THE
Green Temptation: tomorrow. Jane
Noyak, in "The Belle of Alaska;
tuesday. Alice Brady. in The Knife;
Wednesday. Conway Tearle. in Love $
Masquerade; Thursday. Hoot, Glib
son, in '"The Bear Cat: Friday. Ma
rion Davies, in "Beauty's Worth;
Saturday. J. P. McGowans,- in "Reck-
less Chances"
Evening star., 1922-06-18

w WHETHER an actor should
n feel his part and act ac-
" " cording. or whether he
sbould retain perfect con-
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Ralph e. Bushman. SON of Francis
x Rushman.. is in the cast Of when
Love Is Young" at Keith's this week.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

August Kletneke continues to WELD
the baton for Frizi Scheff, who heads
Keith,s bill next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
Even Careful
CaIOrnei Users
are Sa|ivated
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Drug may Start Trouble


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tongue and excessive saliva drihhlia;
from the mouth. Don't trust ca,o.
mel. Il is me-rur,; quicksilver.
If YOU feel bilious h.adachy con.
s,iraicd aud all shocked out. JUS, =,
:" your drugaiS; and got "A bottle o..
bodson's Liver Zone tor a few cents.
when Is harmless vegetable sui.
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without making YOU sick. YOU Jus,
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so" take Dodson's Liver Tone yuu
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necessary. Give il to the c!nld~c,.
because II Is perfectly harmless and
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
INARRENTON PERSONAL
NOTES IN BRIEF FORM
Hens of Interest as to Aciiyi.
Ties of North Virginia
Town.
lsreclal TO The Times Dispatch.l

Specisl 10 The Times Dispatch
WARRENToN. VA. March "a
Nj. Randolph has returned from "a
visit to his mother in Norfolk and
relatives in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. lnnis Forbes and TWO
children. OF West Virginia are the
Snests OF Mr.. ana Mrs Murray
Forbes,
Mr.. ana Mrs. ! H. Chamberlain
have returned from three weeks
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. \ /. Sknkcr. who spent the
winter in Washington. y G.. with her
son. Iampsou Shiukcr. has returned
10 her home IN Warrenton
Mrs. II. J. Duncan spent last week
at the Randolph Macon Woman's Col
icgc. LyHchhurs, with her daughter.
Miss SUsi" Il. Duncan.
Nj. and Mrs n. {. t;roome have
returned home after Spending sew
cral weeks tn -. Augustine. Fla. and
charleston. : G.
Miss, Frances Sublctt. Of Washing
ION, s"u, The las; week end at the
homie % her mother. in Warrcuton
Rov. Charles 7 iicrulou has h.en
assisting in a meeting at the Baptist
church. in l.ceshurg for the last
week
Rev. II. ]. Eiycus LETT Wednesday
- attend the meeting Of the Balti-
more conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. south in Wash
irgtou. j.. =.
Mrs. Mitchel Harrison has returned
from III" University Of Ohio. whcrc
She took winter course i'm aErjcui-
lure. and viii hc at her home in
lauGuicr County cor several weeks.
Mrs. / Donald Richards has re-
turned from trip To Roston.
raul Richards. II. of the urivcr-
slty OF Virginia, is at home for
short holiday.
committees Of the Warrcntou Lii
once 10 completing the terangcmcnts
for buiidiur tn" library
Mc and Mrs. John webb iylcr
have moved to their homo at the
FauGuior Springs.
Mrs. Kohl of California. who has
hccn keeping dinner ENGAGEMENTS in
Washington. = visiting her mother.
Ni~s Cody in Wsrrcntou.
Mrs. Wilbur. Miss Harriet Wilbur.
aud Mrs. \. Il CharrinEtou, nave
.5rst returned from trip TO New
York.
Miss Fox save lecture at the
I'uc Ridge club on Tuesday after
Mrs W. q marshall has returned
from Baltimore. where she has been
Visiting Mrs : e. chew.
Mr and Mrs -. NJ. Warren are
sa,nd.ng the woch-cnd with Nj ana
,Irs.. D.Wi; I'ooir. OF Washington.
Yrs l.. r LAY has spent the pas;
v,.rk iu Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

knew more about them you'd be better Off. 1t
Laura Croziers article in Good House
keeping that got me thinking That and a
nice little salesman down at the furniture
store.
Laura Crozier quotes manufacturer OF
low-grade mattresses as saying: I've bought
bundles and bundles of stuff from the dump
run it through my factory and baed it out
again. l don't know where it went any more
than where it came from. I only hope that
don't have to sleep on it myself
AS Jack and I were just buying the new
guest-room things, I went right down to the
salesman at the store. Now tell me- said
why do you urge me to take Conscience
Brand mattresses when there are mattresses
up the street for five and ten dollars less which
have pretty tick and seem to be as soft and
COMFORTABLE?
"'That is perfectly fair question: he re-
piled. You buy an unknown mattress. 1t
looks beautiful. 1t is soft when you buy it, It
seems just as pretty and just as soft as the
Conscience Brand mattresses here. In
knowingly, you may send home mattress that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

relatives in Richmond this week
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u Travis are visit
Ing III New York city.
Nh. and Mrs. y. II. chandler. Jr
.; fredericksburg. -pcn, 81 few da y,
with Mi. and Mrs. 4 y. chaudicI
this week.
Mrs. '"3uc. who has bccn viSitin.;
her rather. br l.. -. Rowe. at Holly
IN! Farm. has returned /" her home
In South Carolina.
Mrs. ~. ~. pcGs Is in baltimore a,
Il hospital for Treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
ITS mattresses I'm tnZkiug
about,

rs what is inside that
counts!" said Beth sud-
denly.
"Quite pro b a b y
Beth" | responded.
Are you referring to
your head or mine ?"
cts mattresses I'm
talking about" she an
swered, land if you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26
BOWLING GREEN

l:'pccia! /" rnc Times DiSprtch.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. March 70
Nh ana Mrs. l.. L.. Martin hcv" re o
turned from II months stay ~ Miami.
STA
Miss Louis. Gl:.ssc.i has returned
80 Wakefield after spending some
time with her sister. AIRS. i:ichard
l.. Bvalc.
Dr. and Mrs. T.. T.. Butler visited