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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-08
GRASSY MEADOWS ITEMS

hcV. VIM. &. Frierson, Presby.
terrain minister of the coal fields Of
fayettc, conducted revival meet.
ing at McEllhenny Church recently
lhere were several conversions and
some additions TO the Church. Rev
Fricrson is a fine speaker.
Rev } + Flow, of Anderson, preach
cd very able sermon at NlcEllhenn,
on Sunday night, Aug. 9th. We
were delighted to have him with u,
again.
RI. A. kester, Ministerial student
Who has had charge of McElIhcnn>
church during the summer return.
ca TO his home at BeckIcy last week
nc VIII spend few days with his
parents before taking up his studies
at Lynchburg Seminary. He wa.
ilked by all and we hope to have
him with us again next summer.
Rev. H. Bischop, of Marion Station
Maryland, former pastor of this
place, paid us short visit recently
His friends were glad to see him
once more and to know that his
heaith is much better than when he
was pastor here.
Misses Jane Kester and Frances
Jones, of Beckley, spent a few DAYS
here the later part of August.
Fobert Lewis, who had been al
John Hopkins for some time, ha,
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corlos Gartncr ant
children of, Killardney, who spcn
several days with Mrs. Gartner',
parents, MIR and Mrs Alex Flack
nave returned home. They were
accompanied by their sister, Mis-.
Gladys Flack.
Mrs Annie Lowry and children
OF Glen Jean, who had been visit
ing relatives in this community fo,
some hmc have returned home.
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SkG0T ITEMS.

Mrs Eliza Hundley is vixitin" br,.
son, J. ii. liundicy, OF Charleston.
Rev. T. E. Lambert left the first of
inns week for Fairmont, where he
VIII attend the annual Conference.
). II. McClung, who has been ot
nome Tor some time on account of
Il severe attack of rheumatism. has
returned to his work at BramweH.
ne was accompanied by Alva Hoff.
Mrs. Carl Hutsenpiller lief, Tues
day Tor Dunbar, to visit her SON
AFTER Hutsenpiller.
The Smoot Graded and High
school will open Monday, Sept is,
With the following teachers in
charge: Prof. G. II. Richardson
fnnclpal Graded School; Rev. G..
u. I-anlbcrt-Priln;Ty Department.
lrc!. Kenneth J. Ilamrick-princi-
pal High School; Miss virginia Mil
Ter, b. A.-AsSiStant High School
arrangements will be made to give
iirst, second and third years of high
SchoOl work. This is Il fine oppor-
ttlnlty Tor those who want to take
advantage Of country schools. Board
al Il reasonable rate can be secured
frof. llamrick comes we'll recon-
hcnded, being graduate of Con-
cord Normal and having been en-
gagged III high school work for 4
number Of years. Miss Miller is =
graduate of Bridgcwatcr College.
Virginia and has had special train
Ing ing In me University of Virginia,
Charlottesville.
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DBIEI'A


y good man and useful citizen
WAS lost to the community in the
passing, very suddenly, at his home
near NaSo. this county, on August
10, 1922, of Mr.. a. p. Hughes, who
was born III LoucSia county, Vir
Sinia. in 1854, and was married Jan.
10, 1881, to Miss Nancy Cathcran
Lawrence, to this union there were
SIN children born--J. y. Hughes,
l-ewIsburS; r. l.. and e.. II Hughes,
OF Naso; Mrs l.. S. Kcrshncr, of
Vago, and Mrs. A. l.. Bowes, of
White Sulphur, now living, and H.
w. Hughes who departed this life
August 16, 1919.
MIR. Hughes moved with his family
from Virginia to Pocahontas coun-
~ where he resided for period,
and then moved to Grecnbricr
where he has resided for the last
thirty years. He was a man of good
deeds, of cheerful disposition. Il
loving husband, and kind and indul-
gent father. He was a member of
the Clifton Presbyterian Church.
where HE found much pleasure in
the association Of Cody men and
women. He stood for high Drinci-
pies of government and for strict
adherence to Il high moral code
within the community and his home
and had a host of friends in both
Greenbrier and Pocahontas coun-
ties who mourn their loss.
Perhaps it may, however, be
some consolation to his bereavcd
family to know that others mourn
his death, that those who knew him
also learned to love him, that others
will cherish his memory, that other
hearts bled and other eyes filled
with tears when his spirit took its
everlasting flight and his BODY was
consigned TO the silent tomb. But
is this all? Are our thoughts to
cluster alone about his grave. and
to contemplate the processes of ma
turc by which earth return to earth,
ashes to ashes? No, not so. There
, Is life beyond the grave, a life
which our loved one lives; Il life not
broken or married by partingS or
signs; life of eternal happiness
May we who sill pursue our earth
, ~ way so improve our opportuni-
ties that we may live hereafter that
better life beyond the tomb. X
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

A meeting is called at my office
for Saturday tomorrow Sept. 9th,
at l o'clock. Please tie string
somewhere SO YOU will remember it,,
and be there. called meeting for
last Thursday thinking that most of
YOU would be attending the Fair
that day and thus would not have to
make an extra trip. Less than one
third the members were present,
and some who came made Il special
trip. If YOU were not there, we
who were, felt disappointed. Busy,
| don't doubt it. SO arc those who
came. will have no chance to
meet with you after this meeting I'M
Til after October first. We have Il
job of work to do, and it is no
small one. We are expected to
organize and pu! on an effective
campaign, and see to il that we get
Il full vote. You do not expect me to
do your work, am sure. | have
plenty of work without taking on
yours, and by the Lord, | am not
going to do your work for you.
Come to this meeting. Come with
ldeaS about now you arc going TO
take care of matters in your district.
How you are going to raise your
proper part of at least $2,500.00
campaign fund. How you are go
ing to make every voter understand
the issues, and what's at stake in
this election, and how you are 60
ing to persuade them TO vote right
and how you are going to get all
who will vote right to vote without
fail. Let's get our work planned and
started, and then let's get it going.
II ] have got TO put ginger under
your tail, who is going to ginger The
other fellows? Moral. Get your
own pep.
Yours truly,
J. S. McWIiORTER. Chairman
Democratic County Executive Com.
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HOME COMING.

On September 3, 1922, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Thompson, of Meadow
Bluff, this county, enjoyed very
happy reunion, the first time for
many years, their unusually large
family reunited The family con-.
sists of eleven sons and three daugh-
ters, two sons-in-law, three daugh-
ters-in-law, and eight grand chill
drcn. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w Thompson
and son, of White Sulphur Springs;
Mr. ad Mrs Fl II Jones and family
Of Meadow Bluff; Mr. and Mrs E T
Mann and family, Of Renick; Mr. and
Mrs. w w Thompson and daughter
Of Crawley; and Mr. and Mrs E X
Thompson, Of Kent, Ohio; III o
Thompson, of Wordsworth, Ohio;
Miss Ruth and Mcssrs Maynard
Ryan, Murray, Ross, Melvin, CarcI
and Roy Dixon Thompson, at home
Besides the family there were a few
friends present: Mcssrs. NJ l. and
J p Gillespie, Of Meadow Bluff and
w l. Clingman, of Renick, and
Masters Frank and Robert Thomp
son, CT Anderson. The day wa.
much enjoyed by all. Piano anC
victrola music was a feature of the
day and last but not least, Il SooC
dinner was served. Covers were
laid for thirty-four. But ere the
evening shades appeared many O.
the guests departed for their rcspec
tive homes, hoping again in the nea
| future 10 he able tO enjoy another
| Home Coming. 4 Cues
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AUGUST MARRIAGES.


George II. Thompson and Mrs.
bessie Jackson, August Bird, by L. A.
Bowling.
John X. Massic and Nellie X.
burns, August 10th, by Rev. J. {.
Hooks.
james ". Allison and Bca,>rx
T.. Stclnackcr, August 9Th, by Rev. :
Il. LiverInOrc.
Lynn Anderson and Wilma Mar
low, August II, by Rev. +. T.. WASH
Lurn.
Julian II. Miller and Miss Ruby
v. Hoover, August 18th, by Rev. ].
&. Hooks.
Poe ii Woods and Florence A
iharpc, August 10th, by Rev. d. T,
I>harp.
John Ford and Stella White. Aug
l4th, by Rev. Howard White.
Henry E.. Hanna and Eo,,nt y
LEWIS. August 10th, by Rev. J. S.
Wicklinc.
Ernest NJ. Brooks and R.ckic
Roach, August 10th, by Rev. Ham.
rick.
William H. Williams and Eva
layne, August 18th, by Rev. J. r,
Wills.
lhomas l.. Beard and Mary H.
kincaid, August Dist, bv Rev. +. p
Sydenstrickcr.
Leonard &. Williams and Della J.
HoSsett, August 23rd, by Rev. r. l.
kinnard.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-08
CLOSED FRIDAY

The fair closed last Friday. From,
INC DcSt Information we can get
nothing being checked for publica-
uon, 1t was Il success in every re-
Spcct. Wednesday was the banner
day in attendance and anywhere
from 10000 to $4,000 people were
present on that day. Perhaps from
$4,000 to $4,000 people were in at,
tendance from beginning to end in
Guiding each day. We expect to
have some detailed information
later which will be of interest to
the general public.
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I-EWlSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOL :

The Lewisburg Graded and High
SCHOOLS open next Monday, the 1 1th
Every boy and girl should be in
school on the first day and see if
lhey can not attend each day of the
term without missing a day. The
parents should heartily cooperate
with the teachers and the Board of
Education and see that this end is
accomplished as nearly as possible.
mere never was in the history of
the world a greater demand for in
telligcnt citizenship than at this
time The demand will be greater
In the next generation. The rcspon-
sibllltles will even be greater. The
very first conception of our form of
government is an intelligent and in
tcrcstcd citizcship.
Hence, boys and girls, enter
school on the first day. Get the
study habit and keep it through life.
when your school days shall have
finally ended, then the time for real
study will have just begun. Your
school days arc only Il preparation
for study. Resolve to see what YOU
can each acc omplish this year in
getting information and training
Tor life and in laying Il foundation
Tor life Of work and study. We
congratulate each Of you on YOUR
opportunity and challenge YOU to
Inc attainment of the highest DOS
Sibic goal.
Parents, give your children an
opportunity to attend school and
help them to learn and grow wise.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-08
DIES AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT

Miss Raye McKenna, Concert
Singer with the Victor Band at the
Grccnbricr Valley Fair last week.
died Saturday morning, September
End, as a result of the injuries she
sustained on Tuesday, August the
29th. AS stated last week, she lost
control of bicycle she was riding
from the home of Mrs. o. l.. Baker
1nto LcwisburG and was thrown to
the hard surfaced road with such
force that her skull was fractured
and other injuries received. The
accident was witnessed by Il mum
Der of representative citizens en-
route to the Fair Ground. She was
brought Immediately to the Red
Cross Health Center i'm the John 4
Preston Community House. Lewis
burg, where first aid was given by
DR.. II. l.. Beard until she could be
moved to the Grecnbricr Hospital
at Ronccvertc. Tuesday afternoon
DR.. S. &. Love made X-Ray plates
and operated Every possible care
was given but she never rcgaincd
consciousness after the accident.
Through addresses found among
her personal effects it was possible
to locate relatives and friends in
Indiana, Michigan, New York and
the Canal Zone. The officials Of the
Grcenbrier Valley Fair, The Green
bricr County Chapter American Red
Cross and The John A. Preston Com
munity House sent number Of let
tcrs and kilograms and i'm other
ways expressed their sympathetic
interest in the case.
The lady was shipped by J.. l..
Kramer with escort to South Bend.
Indiana, Sunday night.
Miss McKcnna sang here under The
name of Florence Wallace, giving
much pleasure to the large crowd
vino heard her the only night she
sang, which was Monday night. In
prcSsionS Of regret and sympathy
were on every tongue after an
nouncc Of the accident and death.
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GOES TO SOUTH CHAIR ESTON

Rev. l.. p. Groves, who for sew
eral years has lived in North Alder
son and been engaged in evangclis-
tic work in the Presbyterian Church
has accepted the pastorate of the
First Presbyterian Church of South
Charleston. Mr.. Groves is an excel
lent preacher Of several years en-
perIencc and Il broad, wide awak &
man. The South Charleston con-
sresation is fortunate in sccurins
the services of Mr.. Groves. He is
not only a good preacher but is :;
leader and real pastor.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-08
STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETS.

Hinton, w. V. Sept. 4, 1922.
The Democratic State Executive
committee, both men and women
members, is hereby called to meet
at parkersburg on Saturday, Sept. 9,
W., at O'Clock, p. IN, in the
chancellor Hotel for the purpose of
perfecting of plans for a united
campaign and doing such other
things as will make more certain a
complete victory in the fall election
All candidates and others interested
IN the party's welfare are urged to
attend.
X. +. DUNLAP Chairman
Mrs. j. II. Mooreland. Ass. Ch'rm.n.
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THE 6REERBRIER COUNTY WOMAn'S
ADVERTISEMENT

NAuVtTIISVUlCHtJ
Membership Renewals: Mrs. C..
{. Dickinson, Maiden, w. Va; Mrs.
E.. S. Coffman, Lcwisburg.
Associate Member: DR.. G.. S. Coff-
man, Lewisburg
Recent Contributions in response
TO Community House Folders are
Mrs. G. G. Dickinson, Maiden, w Va,
Rev Charles Peyton, Temple, Texas;
Other contributors: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A West, Renick, w Va.
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HISTORY OF C. & q

In next Sundays edition of the
Charleston Gazette, will appear a
complete history of the G.. & .. Rail-
way from the day of Huntington to
the present time. This feature will
no doubt be Of interest to its many
readers. especially the older ones
who lived during the period of its
building.
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IL may be of interest 70 note ,b,,
'ne >wathmorc Chautauqua with the
same program and speakers as was
III Le~isburs early in July, starts
al Salisbury, MARYLAND TODAY
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See Owens & .Loudcrmilk at Farm
cr> Supply Co, for Lumber and
Building Material. Prompt delivery
Lcwisburg, w. Va. w. H. Sanders
representative. 8-18tf
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FOR SALE:-85-4 Overland Road
ster, in good condition; 1 English
Trap and Set Harness; Elmco Auto
Belt Attachment; Elmco Ford Feed
Grinder. ROSE ARGABRiTE, Lewis
burg, w. Va, Box 346. e.
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The Daughters of the Confectionery
will meet at the home of Mrs. +. G..
Fainter, Saturday, August 10th. at
$3.50 p. III.
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The l.cwi>burg Graded and High
Schools VIII open Monday, the lin,
and the ether schools in the Lewis
burg independent and Lewisburg
Districts will open OH Monday, the
18th.
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J. J. Echols and Son, of Lcwisburp
have 3 nice Shropshire Rams for
sale. Also thoroughbred Berkshire
Hogs. See them before buying.
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ALVON METHODIST CHARGE.
Rev. r. S. Odell and Rev. Cecil
Morrisfi Of Clifton Forge, Va, will
fill our appointments on Sunday,
Sept 10th. Preaching at Alvon at
II a. H.; at Whatcoat, 3 p. H.; at
Eaklc at 8 p. III.
L. 6. SHIRES p T.
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VIC FERTILIzER.-Little Giant
Crop Grower is one of our leading
brands for wheat Three hundred
pounds of finely ground tobacco
stems in every ton. Use VIC. 1874
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WANTED TO RENT.-Thrcc or four
rooms before Oct. 1St. Rooms with
water and lights preferred. Apply,
!. NJ. WILKINSON, LcwiSburg. S-tf
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FOR SALE.-l-isht team of mares.
. years old. Write Lock Box 100
Anderson, West virginia. NJ,
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FOR SALE.

~ Economy SiloS; % Blizzard
$40 Cutters; % Sharples Cream
ScparatorS; - Thrcshiuu Ma
chimes. e.. w. Graves. Anderson
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For frst-class taxi service call
pirrcy's Restaurant, phone 271,
IcwiSburS.
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COUNTY CATrI l. cav

NVU-NI1 CATTLE SALE
me Greenbrier County Court will
sen twenty COO head of two-year-
ola cattle at the County Infirmary.
near Williamsburg, on Saturday,
september 23rd, at 2 D. III.
"-ow +. p. BOBBlTT. Suoi
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i-o>I 4; the poultry tent at Fair
"Nr par gold trimmed Eve Glasses
III p'ack case. Liberal reward for
Same. r. l.. Wallace, William >hur,,
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LOSI.-l-cft brown velvet Coat
IN ford car on Fair Ground through
mistake. Leave at Independent office
ana receive reward. Mrs. G.. NJ. An
dcrSOn. Dawson, w. Va
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\ small NuLCANIzED REPAIR will
,r>>cn your tire bill. The Lcwisburg
Ecrair Shop. A. l.. Strealy, Prop.
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:,or prompt Taxi service with
careful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
ar Night. +. &. Coffnan.
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ron SNE.-Good Sewing Machin,
Apply, independent Office.
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g5ssa,br,er 9naepenlsat
..EIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1922.

FOR prompt taxi service day and
night. DAN LoUDERMILK, Phone 220
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Read the piece o! poetry on page
Two OF this issue entitled, Did YOU
Give Him a Lift?'
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FOR SALE.-5-passcngcr Dodge
Gar. Cheap. +. & Coffman.
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Green, ricr County Circuit Court
..,rycncs here Tuesday. Sept. 18th.
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NOTICE TO PATRONS.
C,rccnbrier Military School opens
~ Thursday, Sept. 14th. Boys should
,,rort to school 8 a. III. this date.
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y clean profit is one that has also
made a profit fer the other fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
GARRICK-"The Skin Game. "

Few plays produced in the Amer
lean theater in recent seasons have
aroused more interest and more gen.
eral discussion than "The Skin
Came" John Galsworthy's tragf-
comedy which William A. Brady, in
association with the Reandean Com
pany of London. will present at the
Garrick Theater next week, begin
ming Monday.
Jane Grey, remembered as leading
woman in THE Concert" Con
productions, will have a famous role.
chat of Chloe Hornblower. A dis
tinguished all-English company in
cludes Reginald Dance. Alice Wyse,
Audrey Cameron, Matthew Boulton.
Russell Sedgwick, Francis Roberts,
Arthur C. Crosby Lister Williams,
Walter Jackman, Frank Smell, Nora
Nicholson, Lindon Lang and Uric
Collins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
"samson end Delilah," Feb. "a.

The washington Opera Company's
production of Samson and Delilah."
with Nine. Eleanora de Cisneros as
Delilah. will be presented at the
National Theater Friday afternoon.
February "a. Another feature of this
operate production will be the ap-
pearance Of Nicola Zerola Of the
Metropolitan opera, as Samson. Hollis
Edison Devenny will sing the role of
the High Priest Of Dagon. and Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann also will have an
important role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
CRANDALL'S-"My Boy"

Jackie Coogan will be the picture
star at Crandalrs the first three days
of next week, beginning Sunday aft
ernoon, in My Boy" Larry Semon. in
1.-The Sawmill," will be the comedy,
Wednesday and the remainder Of the
week Harold Lloyd. in "A Sailor-made
Man." and Irving Cummings, in
"Patsy's JIM" will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
C0LUMB1A-"The -Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse"

At Loew's Columbia Theater next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon,
Metros version of Vicente Blasco
Ibanez's 1.-The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" will be shown. The pro-
duction was directed by Rex Ingram.
with Rudolph Valentino and Alice
Terry in the leading roles.
The appeal of Ibanez's great story
has already been amply proved by
the enormous sale of the novel and
the great popularity Of Rex Ingram's
screen version.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
STRAND-"Dolly Dimples Cir" "

The Strand Theater announces for
next week. beginning Sunday. the
popular comedy star, Grace Cameron.
the original Dolly Dimples" girl. and
company in q series Of humorous
character song Impressions. Others
will include Al Libby, the "sensa..
tional eccentric cyclist": Mott and
Parte. in q musical serenade. with
selections on the clarinet and ac-
Gordon: Bachelor. Vart and Kramer.
in a musical farce, Let's Co." and a
Spanish Gypsy revue. in which NJ.
Golden presents Bravo. Barra and
Trujillo.
The photoplay will feature Shirley
Mason in her latest william Fox pro-
duction, Little Miss Smiles" the ro-
nance of a tenement heroine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Mary Pickford,
in Little Lord Fauntleroy"; Tuesday,
Charles Ray, in "R. S. v. p" and
Buried Alive: Wednesday. Thomas
Meighan. in "A Prince There Was"
Thursday. Jack Holt. in 1.-THE Call of
the North" and Jimmy Aubrey, in
The Applicant: Friday, Katherine
Macdonald. in THE Beautiful LIAR"
and Joe Rock. in 1.-THE Fast Male;
Saturday, Anita Stewart. in 1.-THE In
visible Fear" and Saving Sister
Susie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
GAYETY-"Keep Smiling"

James E. Coopers burlesque, Keep
Smiling" Is announced for the
Gayety Theater next week, beginning
with tho Sunday matinee. Bert Lair
and Harry Kay. comedians, have been
provided with Keep Smiling"-a
comedy in two acts and eight scenes.
The book was written by William X.
Wells, Is said to be full of witty
lines and situations. The company
includes, Adele Ferguson, prima
donna: Mercedis La Fay, soubrette:
Barry Melton, Emily Dyer and Three
Jolly Bachelors. harmony singers, and
Charles Wesson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
METROPOLITAN-"Love's Re-
demption,"

Norma Talmadse will be pictured
next week at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater in Loves Redemption" her
latest First National production. a
story unfolded on the silver sheet
with sharp contrasts between the in
dolent life of the tropics and the con-
ventional usages of American society.
The cast includes Harrison Ford.
Montagu Love, H. Cooper-Cli1e, Ida
Waterman and Frazer Coulter.