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the distribution of quantities OF
lumber used in the building OF brat
tees
Many of the rcscuers suffered from
gas and numbers OF them were
taken to the surface. where. after
receiving first aid. they insisted on
returning 10 7hc workings.
Three of the Cambria steel Com
pany's crew were among those most
seriously affected. but II. w. Darr,
in command of the Cambria car. said
all would recover.
Spanglcr lies in the Allegheny
Mountains in Cambria County, some
twenty eight miles north OF johns
town. and is the center OF an i'm
pnrtan; hituminous coal producing
district. The Reilly mine was closed
down last summer by the strike. but
resumed operations early in Sep
TENDER
Employs Normally $50 Men.
Normally 1t employs about 100
men. hut Monday is usually what tho
miners term a slow day. There arc
many American born miners in tho
working force, numbers of whom
were caught IN tho explosion
partial list of tho injured was
given AT tho hospital tonight: \.
Craig. James Craig. Joseph Gaiinskv.
Allen Hughes, Rudolph korzcnta.
James Tins. Peter Hughes. Thomas
Welsh, :. Stare. George papov.c.
Michael Chr!stoSS. Samuel Troueo.
John Fox.
Referee Jacob A. Snyder. OF the
Pennsylvania Workmcn's Compcnsa-
ZION Board. late this afternoon
opened headquarters here so as to
be ahle to rule at once on all conf
p"nsation claims and agreements as
soon as they are filed The head
quarters We're opened after orders
were received by Mr.. snyder from
Harry \. Mackcy. chairman. Mr..
snyder VIII be assisted by his chief
clerk.
The Reilly Coal Company. where
the explosion occurred. has its COM
r"nsation insurance with Balti-
more casualty company. Every
workman Is covered.
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One Man in Ills Iinle:
ItY ELLEN GLASGOW

,leap .l.,,f, a ,a m
W.. y,tt..
,,,,,,.. "' N'""'''
IN Hh"W IA. "ii proceedings
'"" 'h"uth' rrr'l"d stephen
p"' ! 81" trying I" Tina out how
me Governor expects I" make them
'"u understand mat am
NS'"S mercy 10 So" your point OF
ie' ~ IN" roots "t your
.","'E "' government. what YOU
'S'' M" VIII never ilnd its way TO
'"" pu"ile'
u realize that" said Vctch grave
~, aud h" added with - quick glance
at barrow: 'Do you think IL l were
not honest ;hat I'd talk to you SO
frankly
Stephen smiled "I, mirh, he Tho
political Goa, has ,,,n, ,n,ars
don't mean Ia H.. rpIn 80, lno,,
hu, ono GOOD turn j., sr,nl,,oss a.,
serves another.
., 49,.
y" IN" n'''cr Tor that.
-. 90 '!nt mes appeared AT
49, ..,. '"e '"'trherS laugh
nut ono" i"r All, YOU
s,"ns ~ mo ~" .rd cur la'S" 'mprrs-
no, as =, l,,,I ar -, 49, d i"','
r'irs, OF mi 20, ,,i,,,.
ucmIs;-well. I am mot. am mere.
Is man Of facts SEQ tho worI1
as ii is and YOU 500 i; as vnu ,yish
i, To bc-thnt Is tho difference he.
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Trustees Sale Two
2-Story Dwelling

No. Ill and 713 Church Street
August is. 1921. TO the undersigned
trustees. and recorded in r. G. c. -.
T. 2I"-H., +. 472, 10 secure certain
notes therein described. default hciuiS
made. and being required so to do. we
viii sell at public auction on the
premises. to the highest bidder,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH. $3.50
=. NJ.
thc, property described in said deed as
follows: All that certain lot OF land.
together with all tho improvements
thereon. known as Nos. Ill and 1l3
Church Street Richmond Va. in that
part thereof known as oregon Hin.
fronting 30 feet on the eastern line OF
Church street. between Holly Street
and James River. and running back
between irregular lines so feet. more
or less
The property will pay we'll as an
Investment and has good speculative
prospects.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of
sale, any past due taxes to day of
sale. and to pay eight notes Of $50
each, with interest from August IS.
1921. and balance TO hc paid monthly.
as prescribed by the deed Of trust.
l.. =. IARVlE,
J. S. HARVIE.
Trustees.
j. Thompson Brown e. Co. and l..
r. & j. ;. iiarvie. Auctionccrs.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ny CHAPLIN * CLARK.
Real Estate AuCtionc.rs.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Trustees Auction Sale
ValuableFa arm
Henrico County, Virginia

by virtue OF Il certain deed of
trust. dated l2th Gay Of October.
1871. and recorded in the CLERK
Office OF the Hcnrico Circuit Court,
In ID B. 2lt-A, pag. u. d-;Kult nav
ing been made in the pay rHcnt OF q,
and being required by the bene-
nciary SO I" do. wc Will on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER >. 1872.
At O'clock l.. NJ.
on the promises. sell at public auc-
ton. the property conveyed therein.
i. An that certain trac, or parcel
OF lana with all the buildings. rights
and being IN the County OF iicnTico.
state OF virginia. about four ANA
one miles below the city OF
Richmond and containing one hun
drcd ard nincty-thr.c and three
quarters tlH3 BID acres. more or
i ,5,. EEHlHHiHG AZ an oak STUMP,
CHAINS SnG to to a. st Ggsf'eT she Mes' n SSIS
!! l-3 degrees east ..15 chains, thence
north IS degrees west cna!n 10 cor
ncr Of ditch thence north / - de-
er.cs 1893 chains TO "A road. south
% degrees east COS chains. thence
north j" desr.es east 1928 chains.
/. Ii degrees east :. "a chains to a
Pine STUMP near Branch; thence with
Branch chains 20 "a corner with
degrees west n.io chains TO cor
ncr at T. II n. Pine; thence with
Creek is chains u Il corner ON Creek
near Beech. thence south 20 degrees
cast 1880 chains To Hickory and
Gum pointers; thence south 81 l.2
degrees west % chains To corner
~, IN Branch n i,aid a fa!iins Maple:
Cornelius Creek - chains to n stake:
thence 81 IS degrees west chains
to an OAK stump. the BEGINNING.
> All that certain lot or parcel
Of land situated in Hcnr!co County
near III" New Market Road. contain
ing twO acres. BcinS the same land
conveyed To Isham jefferson ~.
George r Drirkcr and others hy d.. i
recorded In Hcnrico County Clerks
Once. II. ~. ~. pay. 3I5. which dcri
refers to a plat OF rho same land:
on" acre having been sold to VII
ii.,n Rardolph. -. y. II" pac, 3>S
TRAITS No. and No. are adjoining
and Viii nc sold as who'll.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. r.Siiu.
payahl" !. 2 and , years with inter
est. payable scmi-ann;!a!.v. secured
BY a deed of trust on II" property,
or all cash at option Of purchaser
JNO. II. CHAPLIN
THOS. w. CLARK.
Trustees
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DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLAST TIERS!
Musterolc Works Without the
Blister Easier, Quicker.

There's n" sense in mixing q mess
of mustard. -four and water when you
can "Sily relieve pain. soreness or
stiffness with little clean. white
Mustcrolc
MuStcrOlc * made OF pure oil of
mustard aud other helpful inrre-
dents. combined in the form OF the
present whit" ointment 1t tkcs the
place OF mustard plaStcrS, and will
not blister.
MuStcroic usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat, bronchitis, tom
SilitiS. Group. stiff neck, asthma. ncu-
ralgia. headache, onEestion. plcuriSy.
rheumatism. lumbaSo, pains. pains
ana aches OF tho back or joints.
Sprains, sore muscles. bruises. chill
hlatnS. frosted feet, colds of the
chest CT may prevent pncumonia).
J5c and Csc, Jars and tubes.
Better fhnn mustard plaster.
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RESCuERS BATTLE
DESPERATELY FOR
LIVES OF WORKERS

- 0ntinued From First Pnge)
string wires and place lights M od
'"ht".;rous points in order that the
work might 8" Oh through the night
inc driZzlinS rain, which fen
through out tho day. had no etc;
upon Ia" crowd which included mo
wives and children OF many Of ,h.
chi"mbcd miners. Some of them want
'iinpSt all day long. hut others Stood
IN stolid silence closely watchiu. IN,
cage every time il came up ;hr shnf,
an" occasionally Thinking they rccor-
nIH"d the outlines OF "a familiar form
h'y were $" far away, however ana
IN" bodies wcr" So carefully covered
that recognition was Impossible mn;
IL gave rise To the belief. t.uony tho
people. that all Of the closely wrop-
ped forms were bodies OF the dead
ana iath"rcd reports that no less
man Twenty-Five OF the dead had been
recovered
Mineling in the crowd were the
minister's from Ill the churches ~
Sinng!cr and number from nearby
towns. Conspicuous were two Un-
man Catholic priests, Father lanes
fauldinr and Father J u. Cochran.
VINO. wearing rainconts and rubber
h"ots. sought to comfort weeping
women.
Go Down the Shaft.
They were among the FIRST To reach
the mine after the explosion. and in
snort time were taken down the shart
To give absolution To five men near
the bottom.
Mike Whalcn, a eager. WAS working
with his coupler. a lad named Cavcn-
dish. at the bottom OF the shaft when
the explosion occurred. Selling the
boy. Whai"n put him on his back
and started hand over hand on the
water pipe for the surface when
almost half way up some one at
he top started tho Gaze from the
bottom. and. waiting his opportunity.
Wha'cn jumped to the top of the
cage and rode with the boy To safe
~.
Fans Again la Operation.
j. j. HouQoin. IN charge OF III.
bureau OF Mines force. took yovcr
the rescue work unon his arrival
this afternoon The fan house.
which had been wrecked by the OK
rlosion. was quickly repaired and
the fans started to clcar, tho work :
ings OF black damp. Mulcs were
sent down on the cage to assist in
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FIND ARSENIC IN BODY;
SAY PLOT UNEARIHFD
IBy universal Service j

CHICAGO. Nov 81 Wholesale
poison plot, authorities declared to-
day. centers in the Andlrs OF arsenic
In the exhumed body OF Frank Kun
sczyk. third husband 90. Mrs. TuIy
kilmek. Edward Kilmck. to whose
POISONING she recently confessed. is
her fourth husband John Euszkasl!
and Joseph Mitktewicz. who are said
to have died under mysterious cir-
cumstauccs. also viii be cXhumed and
their vital organs aualy2rd by
chemists. Ruszkski died four months
after he had married Mrs. klimek.
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ham s Vegetable Compound by
friends and it restored me TO normal
health. often have occasion and do
recommend your Vegetable Com
pound to my friends who have trou-
bles similar to my own. You may
use these facts as q testimonial. -
EVA ALDRIcH. ,2lS Union ST., En-
poria. Kansas.
There are many women who first
used our Vegetable Compound during
their girlhood days. They found it
valuable help during trying periods.
In later years they use it whenever
they feel those annoying symptoms
which women often have.
ills prepared carefully from medi.
cinal plants, whose properties are es.
pecially adapted to correct the trou-
bles women have.
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Trustees Auction Sale
No. GIL North Thirty
third Street.

In execution of a certain deed OF
trust, dated August 10. 1922. to the
Undersigned trustee. recorded I'm
Richmond Chanccry Court. u. r.
2S3-B, page zoe. default having been
made In the payment OF portion Of
the debt therein secured, and being
required so to do by the noteholder.
we will sell at auction. on the prem
Uses. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1922.
at 4:30 o'clock T.. NJ,
tho above mentioned house, contain
Ing six or eight rooms. The property
will be scld subject to q first lien OF
$4,000 and interest. dated August Is.
1922. at three years. tho balance
cash.
POLLARD & BAGBY, INC.
Trustee.
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Denies ViiIn N Prisoner.

~ Nss0cIaled TrUsa
MEX1CO CITY. Nov. G.-rhr Next
can War Office today denied the puD-
iishcd report that Francisco villa.
the former bandit leader. had been
captured by a number OF his own
men on his ranch at Canuttllo. I'm
the state o; Durango. The story Is
believed To have originated with
enemies OF the government.
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rrnn>frrs Slnck In rnner.

GREENSBORO. y. g.. Nov. G.--Ju-
liam irce. "f this city, and X. G..
Kelly. of Wiust"n- Salem, now are
sol" owners Of the Greensboro Daily
Record. 1t was announced today
They acquired the stock of & NJ
WaNntck. retired manager They
had been part owners OF the PAPER
for some iiiup
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THE TRUTH
ABOUT
ASPIRIN
See What Science Has Done J
In Tingle's Laxo Aspirin

Washington. d. c.: A statement
made by TIM Therapeutic Research
Laboratories definitely establishes
that aspirin Is non narcotic or
habit-for ming. but that taken In
ordinary form IL does disturb al
gestion. Despite the fact THAI the
world OF medicine recognizes In
aap!rin the most powerful OF all
pain reliets. people believed IL
harmful because 4 so often inter
ceres with digestion Many people
have crar-d the RELIEF aspirin
would give them. yet feared 10
take II because Of tho after dis.
comfort They viii welcome the
new. improved aspirin
Science Triumphant
Men Of science have worked
faithfully and thoroughly until
now You Get In TINGI.E'S I.ANO
ASPIRIN tablet that overcomes
all these former objections. A
gentle laxative has also been add
ed. md once tho pain Ia gone. this
cleansing assures you thorough
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july -. As-s
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
TO JIOLDENS OF VICTORY NOTES AND
OTHERS CONCERNED:
Notice Ia Hereby Given as Follows:
]. Call for Partial Redemption OF 1870
Victory Notes
All $40 Victory Notes. otherwise
kn"wn as United States Of America Gold
Notes OF l922-l923 which bear the dis
tinHu!shinS letters =. e. &. ID. f. or f..
prchx"d to their serial numbers having
been designed for the purpose by lot IN
the manner prescribed by the Secretary
OF the treasury, are called for Redemption
on December 10, 1899. Pursuant to III.
provision for redemption contained in the
notes and in Treasury Department cir
cu!ar No. i3s, dated Aprn u, 1919, under
which the notes were originally issued.
Interest on all the 4i,t Victory Notes
thus called for redemption will cease or
said redemption date, December Is. 1929
Victory notes Of the IS1o series bear
Ing the dist inGuishing letters q, II, J. j. X
or L. prefiNcd To their serial numbers are
not in any manner affected by this call
for redemption. ana will bc due and pay
able as TO principal on May 20. 1898 ac-
cordinE 10 their terms.
=. Detailed Information a. to the pre-
scnta,ion and surrender ~ 49, Victory
Notes for redemption under this call liz
given In Treasury Department circuIa.
which may bc obtained from the Treas
ury Department. Division Of Loans and
Currency. Washington. ID. c., or any Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
a. w. MELLON
Secretary of the Treasury
THE DlSrkTCH Cl1ssili1u Ads are CON.
Meeting linHe hot rAc,, I,,v..r
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Taxpayers of Henrico
County

and State. arc now due. Rcglnninx De
ccnbcr LIST. penalty OF FIVE per cent
will he added To all unpaid taxes, and |
shall Immediately begin to collect these
taxes by d!s;rcss or otherwise.
l.. II. KEMP. JR.,
Treasurer. Hcnrico County, Va.
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ago when l was n
girl. For several
years | had Sc
we're pains atmen-
strual periods,
making me very
weak and inter-
fering with my
regular duties. |
tried several rem
edies without OBJ
tanning relief. /
was induced to try
lydia f.. Pink
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(ContInucd from yrsyorday.)

81 am speaking. OF course, OF the
doctrines you advocate" answered
stephen. That seems to me To De-.
ia the jargom OF ihc reformcr. some
what uncthical. can you. CUES
ton. achieve anything important
enough 10 compensate for what YOU
sacrinccY"
barrow turned again with his dry
laugh. You speak as If public hon
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- . -
elimination OF
the cause.
II, tho as
pfrln mon and
w q IN e n ar o
carving With
them Il al, v.
The -p tri n
with thu three
points:
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--its Hhsorbcd ensiiy
lit relieves pnin quickly
--it's n gentle laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
AJAX Your Druggist for tho Three
Point Rox." Therapeutic Research
Laboratories. Warrington, D. C,
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FROM GIRL.HO0D
TO W0MANHO0D
Woman Relied Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Emporia. Kansas. 81 began using
Lydia h. Pinkham' 8 medicines years
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REAL ESTATE EOR RENT


EETFfF 0ITTNTIVN 1III'I TIUVH .
EDWARDS AVE. Gygs-I'la, f0r rent. 3
large rooms. electric lights
ELM .nl-fo: rent. sccund floor, three
rooms and bath. Elm street near Main.
Twenty -uve dollars For Information
writ" l.. .. iioS 1853.
FOREST mi. AvE.-I.uwer Nat. heat.
water ana lighi furnished. Kitchen fur
nirh"d. Call Randolph 1851 J.
FHN$kLi% ST. T. IOJ-aiod.rn bachelor
apartment. room and hath. reference.
Hhiispn i37i-W.
FOURTH ST. y iJsh.--'rvo large. con-
Meeting rooms. bath. newly papered. SIC.
boulevard Gi3
GROVE AVE. acOl-FIa, OF 3 or uIce.
briEh'. uu:urn!shGd rooms. bath. cleG.
trir.iy. gas and phone. rent BILE.
boulevard 1919.
GRACE. ". 2t0I.A--CoinpIcteIy Furnished
housekeeping apartment. two or three
rooms.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses TOR Sule

MOST distinctive house. built thi. y".r
In highland Park. Immediate pusa.s-
sion. Three bedroom, and big sun
room; large livins.iooin. With fireplace.
Lot iyfi'' Scar car Tine anu school.
if!cn tight and terms to suit Call
Madison COL betor. 10 \ NJ FOR APP
.plntm"rt 20 see THIS attractive place
thht VII. MAXI q most n.h!rtsle hn,nn
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Woodland HEIGHTS.

'iN'ilNlR AUCTION CO.
l'road street, Between Sixth and Say
cnth.
Household Furniture at Auction.
PURSUANT Ia a deed Of trust OF June
=, w., from BESSIE and Gerald Con-
per IN. undersigned trustee will sell
THURSDAY MORNING.
commencing at 1880 \ NJ at GIS
thSt hr"n" street. oak Dresser.
Iron He'd and Sprinp and Mattress
J Sewing Machine. | oak Library Ia -
lie. Rockers. > Dining Chairs. |
found Table, | Couch. / Roll Limo
icun. ] Ice Eox, Kitchen cabinet.
SAFE positive. Terms cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
AuctIOnrcrS.
GEO. V. OLIVER
Salesman.
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY
Trustee
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\S't:J.

(Mcdford HillsidcD
S;3o.-ProfessOr Robert II. Burn
ham. reader
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NS'\N',J.

,tDctroit. MiCh)
S:3o.--Dctroit News Orchestra and
the Town Crier.
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We VIII sell for whom IL may con-
serh lot OF general merchandise
rom railrond and express sales al
No 4pl North IS"N"niccnth Street cor
1cf seventeenth ana Marshall Streets,
On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER :. 1922.
beginning Mt 10 70. O'Clock 4 NJ
Consisting OF Mems Ladies and Chill.
lren's shoes ana Ruhbcrs, Mems
IlothinH. ladies' Dresses and Skirts
ovcralls. Shirts. Underwear. Crock.
cry. Dry Goods. Fountain Pens
clocks. Watches. Jcwclry. Automobile
Parts. Inner Tubes. Electric Motor
Shocmak"rs' Sewing Machine Rem
inrton Visible Writing Typewriter,
oliver TYPEWRITER. Edison Rotary
Mimcograph with attachments (nc,v)
Also Electro Thcrapcutic Portable
Cabinet (rtw and In good condttiOn)
Showcases. Wall Cases. Counters two
Shoe Benches. etc, ctc.
Dealers Invited to this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.. INC
AuctiQpoerc, -
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1UCTiONS-L EEdLS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
ono. nf rr..u.tr.r

Wilmington. y. g.. October 81, 1929.
The Board OF Directors OF Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has de-
clared a dividend OF two and one hal.
per cent ON the Preferred Stock OF that
Company. payable on Friday. November
10. 1922. to such stockholders as shall he
re Eistersd on the books OF the Company
on Friday. October 81. 1922. The transfer
books are closed from October % 10
November TO- l922. both dates inclusive
JNO. L. REID.
Treasurer
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BY j. THOMPSON BROWN G. co.
l.. L. & j. S. HARvIE.
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Houses for Sale
DANDY BARTON HEIGHTS
BARGAIN.

SIX rooms. new, beautifully ar.
ranged: corner; modern. seventy
"Ve hundred; on Edgewood Ave.
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Nl'GN-.

(SChcncctady. y. "
1:i5.--Miss DE Groot. yiolinist: Ar
Villa, Bullock cortralto: Irving Bull
ock. pianist: election returns be-
tween numbers.
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HOMES on easy terms. Walter Scbsaf
Cel-<ral National Bank.
can supply your wants In real estate.
w. f. Purcell, Jr., Co. Inc. IoI %o.,n
Eighth Street.
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THE DISPATCH Clnssiiigu Ads are CON.
Meeting Links bot%cen buyer ami seller,
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Is y "

(ChicaSo. I'D
S-Concert by Lyon * Healy Ar
lists Department.
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=. Il. Thomas. Rand. I332,
u. ID. CARNEAL & SONS.
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WIZ.
Newark, y. j.
o:la.--Club Sterling Dance Or
chestra OF White Plains. y. Y.
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TODAY'S
RADIO
Dix A..

tERst Pittsburgh
Concert by Pittsburgh Musical
Institute.
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LOT.

WANTED TO buy acres. about 3 mile.
from Richmond. on The south side OF
James River.
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Clerk. Hanover circni, Court. virsin,a
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EDWARDS AVE sJgs-Ilat FOR rent. 3
large rooms electric lights
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-06

ture which marks Betty Compson's
first appearance as a paramount star
and which comes to the Grand theater
next Sunday.
Among those selected to support
Miss Compson are Mitchell Lewis,
Milton Stills and Casson Ferguson. The
first named spent six years in the
United States Navy before taking up
a stage career during which he play
ed with William Faversham, Nazimo-
va and others. Milton Sills' recent
work in Paramount Productions BE
hold My Wife" 1.-THE Faith Healer
and "The Great Moment have in
creased his popularity. Casson Fergu-
son has played in many recent para
mount pictures, excelling in juvenile
types. Although he is best known
for his screen art, Mr.. Ferguson spent
a number of years in musical comedy
and concert work before he turned
to the silver sheet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-06
"DSEAM STREET" AT THE REX
BEGINNING NEXT. SUNDAY

"Dream Street" is the latest screen
effort to come from D. W. Griffith. It
ia a tale of romance and love and
laughter, symbolized with Good and
Evil influences lending an enchant-
ment rarelo seen I'm such cinema
productions.
Mr.. Griffith has assembled cast
eff rare talent to enact the roles OF
dream Street, Carl Dempster is
the Gypsy Fair The "Spikc' Mcfad-
den of the story is taken by Ralph
Graves while his brother "Billic' is
portrayed by Charles Emmett Mack.
Tyrone Power is the symbolized street
preacher for Good and the Evil one
in the Street Fiddler is done by Nor
gan Wallace. W.<J4 Ferguson plays
Gypsy's father AMI the great Sway
Wan, of chinese noble birth is i'm
personated by Edward Piel. "Dreanl
Street" will be the attraction at the
Rex theater beginning Sunday.
Also showing Charlie Chaplin in his
very latest, "Pay Day"