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The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-07
Twenty Greek Towns Burned.

London-Twenty Greek villages near
Kerasunda ON the Black sea were
burned and four other large villages in
the Pontus met similar fate, says a
telegram from Archbishop Meletios
Metaxakis, patriarch of Constantine
pie, received by the archbishop of
Canterbury. Most of the inhabitants
of these villages persisted in the
flames, the patriarch's message said.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-07
Stolen Radium Is Recovered.

Toronto, Ont-Radium valued at
$4,000, stolen from the side of pa
tient in the Hamilton, Ont, city hospi-
tai while he was unconscious, has
been located in Syracuse, N. Y, it was
learned here. 1t was at first thought
that the radium had been lost in the
hospital and an expert from Pittsburg
made a vain search of the city's sew
prS
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-07

Grainola, Okla.-"I am now ii
ly free from the feminine trOnS]
which I suffered, together wifi
ing nervousness, and certa5]
my recovery to Doctor Piercps
lite Prescription. l have taxi
three bottles, but am sound ~
and have gained 10 pounds
Minnie Austin.
If you're nervous or troub,.
Mrs. Austin, go to your drno'
once and obtain this Prescris
DR.. Pierces, in tablets or LIQUID
DR.. Pierce in Buffalo, N. Y. i,
confidential medical advice. 4.
If you desire a trial package ii
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-07
Has Two Heads. Six Leos.

Arcadia, Fla.-Fairy tales cannot
show an equal to the strange animals
which are at large in Florida these
days. Mrs. Horatio Smith, a good
Christian woman has seen the latest of
these creatures in broad daylight. 1t
has legs, two heads, and it is an
honest-to-goodness animal, but it has
feet like a duck.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-04-07
Tots Play Century
With Loaded Pistol

New York.-Examining a pre-
revolutionary pistol that had
been a plaything for children
for more than a century, Clyde
A. Copson one day found 1t was
loaded with powder and shot.
The pistol, with a 11-inch bar
rel and a half-inch bore, orig
inally belonged to George
Thomas Dyans of the Continen-
tai army, from whom Mrs. Cop
son is a descendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

Stahdardize the cost OF living unless each
'ndividual mine worker was required to ac-
@cpt and adopt a standard, identical level
oi !lNihs for himself and family. Any at
eupt 10 establish such II standard would
"ut-Soviet any system. either paternalistic
81 'ommuniStic. that we know of. We do
not b"leyc it is possible 10 STANDARDIZED the
amount OF work a man can or should per-
.orn III the production of coal.
These are healthy conclusions. and with
'hat KIND OF brush cleared out of the way
is an issn" between the operators and the
minerS. IN" commission should find easier
sailing ahead in trying TO get N tho basic
'cuih OF what is alling tho industry in or
rcr 20 point to the remedy that is needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

measure that may be brought up for con
Sideration in the Senate.
In particular will his views on the kind
oi immigration law this country needs prove
heipfu! when revision of the presen; un-
satisfactory law is undertaken by the new
congress. rs asSuredly it Will be. DR. Cope
lands arguments as to the absurdity Of
that law, which were recently expressed be
fore the New York State Chamber OF Com
merce. Will be presented before the senate
with the support of experience and personal
observation. As the head OF one of the
most important health administrative Offices
~ IN" world. hc explained with the weight
OF that authority. in the address referred to-
how the immigration policy should I've
changed
He stressed the point that the scrutiny
OF immigrants should be effected on the
"'h"r side. He would hav" i, determine not
only physical. mental and moral qualiiica-
Tons. hut industrial training and aptitude.
10 the end that immigrants might be ad-
mtited. not in any fixed ratio but ''allocated
according To industrial or professional prep
grafton. To hay" 81 per cent of all immi-
grants enter the United states through the
Fort OF New York to remain. following 'uu-
iamllar and too frequently overcrowdod oc-
'npations. he declared to be the hcigh,
OF absurdity The better policy would be 10
ADMIT them only when and where they are
needed This would be To help. not clog
and harm the country Such a policy OF
'dmiSsion and distribution would he to do
Nclop the Immigrant himself as a prospcc.
tive citizen and make him the grateful
TREND OF IN" country. not a dissatisfied dis
ilnsioncd. disappointed potential enemy.
nile recognizing the unwisdom of going
pack TO unrestricted immigration. Or Cone
i,nd IN brief wants our immigration policy
80 changed as 10 admit as many as We may
really need of the kind we want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
DICKSON PAYS TRI9UTE
TO NATIONAL GUARD
Lectures Here on "Amcrica
and Battle of Ncrdun."
600 Hear Him.

Nh"ui 600 members OF the Vir-
rinia National Guard i'm Richmond
heard the lecture by I.icut.nant-
Colonel Thomas j. Dickson Ia tho
John Marshall high school audItori-
um last niEht. lie spoke ON tho sub
IcCt. America and TIA. Battle "C
N"idmm" Governor T.. Lee Trnkl".
VII" Was present. made 1, brief
speech III Welcoming Colonel Dick
son tn Virginia TN" Governor p.id
nigh tribute I" the National Guard.
ana expressed PLEASURE at being pr.E-
eui I" hear the lecture Lieutenant
Colonel John a Cuichus presided.
Among those present were: Captain
Edward -, Anderson. who was a
member or Battery +. Sixth Field
Artillery First Division, that fircd
- first American shot in the World
War: Colonel J. Tumer Bright.
,"Ipmel liV.vard .. Davis. Colonel !.
T. Robinson. coiOuo! .. II J,iniSpn.
Major Mdrshhll ~ Milton. Colonel
sheppard Crump. Major ". ". La
Trade. Colonel Leroy Hodges and
Maj"r Joseph L"Masuri"r
Ia IN" ,oursc ~ Hi> addrcss. COL
onel Dickson paid high tribute to-
IL" American soldier lie said
We az" new naii"u son,"-
times wonder II ~" FUZZY appreciate"
TIA" debt "f gratitui" tha, ~.. ov,
:" "u' soldiers ! nave searched fl,
vain through "ur lit.ratur" trying
20 f'nd = srnti'u"n, tha, would truly
interpret IN" heart ~ tile soldier ];
las been necessary f"r IA" ,u :" tu
Fran. To find the sentiment whI,h
mink should b" in the heart oC
every ilu" American
'"l"u"i bickS"u paid e glowing
tritu'" 80 IA" National Guard and
expressed the appreciation 81 tho.
ratI"n tor the magnificent devotion
- duty ihat they mad .&-Ibit"d IN
IA" world War. He ..-r."iaIly COM
ritmont"d the twenty ninth. Forty
s"unud hnd Eighlicih Divisions ana
w rot" th"~" names uu ~. sam. !lrr
tn ia" imm"ital F.r>r Division
with wilton Dec --rN~d sH,iuE thu
'r"'o vrs Hi"'N enough fur all. arI
'H''' sIIrasn"n mad 'Hll, met Tine
rNp"''"Nluu> 10 ~" Nu",. 400 poul.,.
~ r"S ri'her severe 90 hI. do
nurrihiiru pf ANS man yHu no au
waN 'rI"- 20 holi'tI. 90, u.,I.u.Jt
suardsm"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Not Purely Congressional

"a
'''n"'''"h Win inc call that has gonc
'"' io' an organization meeting OF the
',"h' cSS,E'S IN Congress Senator La
"'e'' "'S''"'HhS Tor IN" sponsors OF the
"'! '''''c"ia'e intention III launching
."'' p"' y new party he says, must
'' y! '"'"'loh' ana Is not to b" created
-" nie''ns OF any group or by the adop-
i'oh oil resolutions. That doubtless is true
,his chi :, ,nro, rr"" WI, IMAGINE Una,
nro,ro..;rn 49,, 49,, ~ ~" ''S' W
c,uiutionarv rrocn. ni 49,, .' ~.
ono NJ mo ir, -, ''''
, Dor,ocr,,, pa.,r,,,',,,. w. - "',''"'s
,ho Rr,,irch, ''"'.,'S'o'' VI
sbouId M, ~, ,a,,,-,, 80
;nc tho ,hird 49,, - ~ "''' "''''
HuHdles,ou g. n,:,n,r,. ,,, ~
RIM nc , Dor,ocr, W." '''H
once ana uo,i,i,.I "' W ''"> SUI
nv
vi '"e io''"o"r conference
49,, contemplating more IMAM
~ ~ Va " r''S'cSHNe pl"c IN CON
'i' ''"'''i VI ProSr'SSiV"S Is
"''u "S one oil 'h'Ir ooJ"ctiveS
d '"reSh""owS' hrst'
'' w WIS., '"h'r"! oi IN" Ike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
5 ANU FL. p. lIIkLEN
DIES IN WASHINGTON
Burn In ritt>Hl>anin Count. lie
sYrnI Ills Youth IN Iiur!>. lux.
hmm md u irIi .mnmh.

samuel Ianuill lF!cilt,n. eldest son
nt James Il and Frances i',uuil
Fjrkl'u. formerly ut Richmond and
Buckingham County died N"Semn":
u" at his hom., 1923 IIltm"r"
street WASHINGTON. u. e Nj T'tck-
lon wa. norm Mas :" i,"3 az chalk
L"v"l. ritt. >.yauia County, Pa an
astral h"mc "i his ,udpar.ut-
NJ Eicti'u spout hi Youth and
young wtnh"ud iu nu. K.ughain ant
EInHw"ud lie moved TO Wt-hiug.
ton m 1855. ami ,uGa".d n ;hu in-
>u''n"" business. at "n" time being
.td of th" Travellers lu-ui.iu,.
'"mrang ton ihn D!stit,, OF ,'uIum-
b Ia 1886 Mi Fickiou married
Miss p"Nicttc Dn-h-iL ui Virginia.
h'> dc> hi- wifi b.. Is -UI,tN.d h.
thr"" children MISS payirtr. .irA-
irr. Ii"m.s i't,ki,n aud Impg.nc
stuart f'irA'.u; s"r"n s.Sjr:s ana
hr"ihcrs Mrs Huutor Marshall OF
charlotte" y. g. Mrs. E;j"Lh.,h Ms
"is aud Rev jams u ricKl,u. OF
h"'atur Georgia T.. T. Fi,kIru. OF
';''r"N,iic, y c. Mrs. =. \. rrt,r. Of
lNuchhnrg Mr.. !. /. Arthur. ana
Mrs u " M"s"hy. ~ Grcui,nlv. y.
The funeral was conducted so
N'mHcs 10 in Rock cr.ch Con.e,er..
WASHINGTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
"a Pioneer nhnd issue ,inn.''

e" tn" Editor 81 The Times DiSpaich:
Sir.-lH your iSsu" of Tuesday. No
N"mh"r ~. reporting a meeting pf
the citizens uf caru.jp" County re-
:urd'us TIA" h"ud i>Su" uuc> ion. you
uivr ;h",. in lace of tin. "rp sitiuu.
Williup HnNir. Commonwealth at
t"tn"E of tar"iiu" County. WAS the
only "utsp"k"u IdVorato % same" |
beg 70 say III my behalf ANA also
Mr.. BOwic'S behalf that there We're
numbers present whu favored IN"
@"s tan proposition. auI that among
'h"m Was myself. VII" seconded Tho
resolution Of MIR Iiuw;" and who
VAS present throughout the me.tiiiS
aud voting
might add that am q pioneer
bond issue man aud voted IN tia.
siirmLtiv" auth"riziu: th' i."=is-
la,urc on this matter Ms pr"iiC-
ION is that there viii not L. "a very
Ionr time before the antibond issue
ro"rir ia Caroline VIII see the error
OF their way.
JAMES RAkER.
Bowling Grr"r VA, Noycmher is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
News Of Fifty Years Ago

-
rom 'h' '''"'".'" ''N''.' '"' Nov ~ TO-
" ' ~ e'''''
""''t'"'e "' we ''''"'N' '''''"P"' oh"r'''
H""'"' ''"N'"' " 80" ''''e' '""' ca
I'''S""' r, '' ~ 'N "'E "'"' "'"I
hiNhoP i'""',' ''''' W. ''" '>"""' ~
"''iS'''S '''' '' ,,,,.
|" t"'i' h"'"'H '"' "','''"'''" WIS re-
elected S''r"'"'S '''eF y 'tt''S"''' ''SSiS'a''
A'''''''' 49," ~ ''N'
CHOSEN S,'''9''."'
r'''H w ~ ''''' ''''7''.''' ''''"
=" Ill NJ W." ' ''''' ~
steamer '"*'' '''. " ~ ->" i.''' ''"''H '"
mem VIII ''''"' 49, "'''' Az y 7''''' III 90
others VIII " W."
me '"''',," i ,,i,,
'"'h''N "' ''' ~ ''' $500 49," """
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Information l}lIrcml
pupcr Cur Wheel.

X. +. d. Atnassa.- rau.r car
= heels are not mad. entirely %: pa
l. III body 81 the wh..! is mad.
paper. hut tuc t.r" ana iii. ntt.
p" "I steel. In utn:siuy the wh.,
hIch paper OF rye straw board i,
'"t mt" circular pieces thirty q.
"ItN hch's IN diameter, paste, to-
"iHcI. then subjected To an nnnI
nous pressure III hydraulic pres.
.'vr which the discS thus uOtaiu.,
ON four to I'VE inches thick. OF
thSity ANA wcI.at rcscmbIiu
Iethl. are placed IN d drying Ioi
t"trd 10 l2U degrees E.hr.nh"it f..
""ut week 1t is thIg dense ci,
Ildr block which constitutes H.
'hH "i IN" car wheel. and after il,
taken from Ia. drying loft tn
.ccI 'ir- ana hub are pl.t on it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Two alI,.StInns

T. 4. T. Phorbus Flag r,inv,
'r"Nid"S that when tho American
80 - carried ina parnd. vim
'ih"i iiaGs ia" stars and Sirir.
mould always he at The right. Thcr
II" law governing the CARRYING -.
"f"iSn h"gs In rarhd"S Tn"y ac.
"nranH the Am"rican ha@ only IN
"s'"m. IN" l'ri"nist party cam.
h'" power tn England Ia l>r5 am,
n" '""& ""ri"d of EnioniS, domino
',' ~ w" government cam" to an
"" ia November. 1909. when tn.
is the Conservative uar,y ,h,, J.,
now at the head of government .t
fairs in England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
william, t:Jnnrd C.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2o.-Ni,Ii,,
Edward French. for many wears :,
wei known druggist of Norfolk and
petersburg. died Saturday at Ms
nom" NJ Wil!"ushhr al the age Of
y" years tie is survived by his
widow. Mrs Marian Hinton French;
one daughter. Mrs. j. H. Duval. and
'hrec grandchildren. all Of Norfolk
Mr.. French. until few years oyo
was in the wholesale drug business
In Petersburg.
For the last ten years he has been
connected with the Peoples Pharm-
Acy and Truths Pharmacies. OF this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Voice of the People

Letters for the NOic~ of the
People" Column shouid not cNrrcd
5oo words In length. beyond that
""mhrr the editor reserves the
riEht Z" blue p"trii. Name md
address, must accompany rnrh COM
mun'"Hti"n. mo- for publication. Il
the writer does not wish IL, but
a. evidence Of good filth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
IiOfnCc =. I,ci.l.

i'''"'" ; icrk. o. New Yorb. di.d
N"-tcrhay IA Stnuuron. wnuo .,
Nisli 10 his parents IT.. h,d n,..
Engaged I'm business in phil.L.l,,b.,
ami NJ" YORK Tor number Of ...,,.
"'S'd" M wiz, Nj Peck T., sur.
EIN'd "! thr"o chi.hl.n. ms pn,,u,s
MI "na Mrs iicury - ircl, ,,
stanton. two brothers. john Peck
81 E"s Louis p"cl,. nf n,,,,,.,,
A.t,' aud 'W" sisters. Mrs +. +
y ''i.'niS, "f Little Ho,k Ark. and
"fN. G'oit" y Sprinhci. uf !H,h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Prime Ministers since cro..,o,s

- k.' Richmond The Earl of
Roscbery succeeded Mr.. Glads,onn
Prime Minister. March 2. 1874 siuc.
men the British Premicrs have been.
Marquis. of Salisbury. assumed Of
nee Jun" 20. 1875: Arthur EaIfour.
July H. 1902: Sir II. Campbell Ban
herman. December :. 1908: H. II. AS
quith. April s. 1905: David Ilovd
George. December :. 1915. AMI 4.
h"nar Law. who took the oflic. last
month Mr.. Gladstone resigned the
ono" March .. 1884. and died May -.
iS?S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
,rp"in,mcnt. Arc Announced.

First Lieutenant II. n. Crow, OF
> South Boulevard has been or
Tered attached to the Thrc" Hun.
ired and Fifih Ordnance tomp,nv
nd Second Lieutenant g. w. Whit
On. 1921 West Broad street. has been
pp"inted to the f,iGhticth Division
rain. Colonel J. +. Robinson. nct-
nG chief of STAFF Of the Eightio,h
Division. Third Corps Area. Onicnrs
Reserve corps. announced ycster-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Mrs. E"n"i" Tnhh >rwu,.,

rNEnt.RlCkSRuRG VA. Nov -.
MRS f"nni" Tab Newman. widov
a. ZINES Harbour Newman. sur
'"''c" ''t"s Army. died hrrs
,,,i, ," nom" OF her daughter. Mrs
,, '"' ""'ni"n, AGED - wear,
daughter Of the Into WiIIi,,, J..
ION Surviving are one da,,c,,.
nrS. ih"rni"n. aud ono sister Ui..
Me" Gordon both al this civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

=. AMHERST. VA. Nov. oo-Dyu,,.
"ehe'' o. died Saturday ~ III.
nom" near SandidG"s. The ir,nr
mont took place sunday at MI pIc,s
am cemetery. the services bcinc
.gr"han'tcd by Rev. r. NJ Moser Nj,
! "'"er ~ survived by his wife. two
sons and five daughters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Thcater Calendar

ACADEMY "Thc First Year"
LYRIC Keith vaudeville.
BlJOt--- Shcrloci. Holmes"
Ii.i'EHii.D-"G Grandma Boy"
BROADWAY Trouble"
cOl.pNiAi.-7"r Cowboy and
the Lady"
ISIS "f:v"rytEing for Sale"
oD;cN The Wonderful
Chance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

Mrs. H""h"n HUDSON. OF Cu!p,u.r.
an aunt 81 Harry T. Smith stat. ara
n'"''i"n director died SUNDAY at nm,
nom" OF her son. Addison uuds,n
- N"rrtnt"m Mr.. $m!,h left YES
''tdaN 80 att"ud The funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

"%ul'I I" IN" Times Dispatch.I
kSirHG. VA. Nov. 20
"'n :"Hr"r g.. wcli-know,
"'"" here today. natiy
""'' more, Ia" had lived her,
ma i've daughters suryiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

FF,KENf.FI'NSNNHG. VA Nov %
Mss Frances lee RiiIincslay on
"MShter Of y. C. EiIinYslcy dicr
,"haN'a' he home of her father 81.
" survived by her father. one yjs,,.,
ana four brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

'h"yS som" people in de w"rl' so fond o
'rSS'" S'ii Charcoal Eph. runriuativcjy
'da, d"y MI jos uatchclly fuss nm. mss cans.
tcH ain got n"thin' fuss about, la, /:
drumsti'N Misjah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
The Weather
Furnished hy u : weather nure,n


Fnroru-t: Virginia -
Fair today, coiicr la
cast pGriiuu; turuorrUw
lair: continued ,oul.
Nurti, tiroiiiiit-Iair
t",iu, colder in east
portion: tomorrow. fnir.
with ri>inS irn,prra-
turr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

III" iiali-Alils rtiNfrst has now been trans
fcrr"d I" the grand jury room For a while
IL viii hc possible "uiy t" guess at The nature
of TIA" second -hard rumors that are being
i";ailed, and tn" reading public should grow
vastly in wisdom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
I.a,nI Rainfall.

HA.nt,l B.: hvulS .uutur T.. VI Nun,
Rainfall - h"u,s yn1u,s T. NJ son"
..N 49, sii"" ..rruh ......... =
t.Ary.s -lu,. January Z ....... :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
The sultan Reaches Matt,.

THy NssOcIaIed FresS.
NAL a. nov. .o.-Thc British
dreadnauRht Malaga. with Sultan
MohSmmed vi. on board, arrived
this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

Mr. Harding has proclaimed D"ccmh"r go
~ "du.1u!"m week Personally. "" ar"
quit" willing t" Civ" him NOR, time than
that it III is going TO nprly himself in earnest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

wiut l.ser,'"" northwest w,ud ..,oe.ty
80. "o''nei ~ l.. Nj. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

As ~" understood it, american participants
in IA" Lausanne c"uf"rcuc" Will 10 uESien.i
to places under ~" tnhl"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

ATLANTA. Ga
con ert ~ C,rui.io lir"lh,rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

nowIlns Green VA. Noyemner IS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-11

neris, Sesara Formichi as Amonasro
and Giulio Crimi as Radarnes.
The opening week will see the first
production Of "Sniegurotchka" Snow
BIaiden) to be given by the Chicago
company. The scenery has been de-
signed by the famous Russian color
list, Nicholas Roerich, who was
friend of the composer, Rimsky-
Korsakoff This is the first novelty
of the season and is creating a good
deal of anticipatory excitement. In
cidentIy many Russians will be in the
cast
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-11
MOVIE BILL WILL
SUIT ALL TASTES
Next Weeks Programs Offer
Comedy, Dog Picture, Mys-
terry, Wild West and Love.
CLARENCE COMING TO OHIO
Strongheart. the Police Dog in
Drawn of the North Is Fea-
ture at Circle,

Booth Tarkington's comedy, "C1ar-
ence;" a splendid acting dog. Strong
heart, in Drawn of the North Buff
falo Bill as played by Duke Lee in
I'm the Days Of Buffalo Bill
Charles Jones in THE Bells of San
JUAN" Jack Richardson in 1.-The Grim
son Clue and Elaine Hammerstein IN
One Week Of Love" will be among
next weeks movie features.
The Ohio will shelter Clarence. -
Wallace Reid viii be the bug" an-
thority. He has the saxophOne and
the big glasses, Just as stage Clarence
had.
Strongheart. as usual, VIII be seen
on the screen at the Circle. Drawn
OF the North" is companion picture
to 1.-THE Silent Call"
The Hammerstein movie viii be fea-
tured at the Apollo. The Regent will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-11
GUT WAR TAX ON
CHICAGO OPERA
By KATHERINE ROBERTS

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE war tax
has been eliminated on Chicago opera
seats. The board Of directors of the
Chicago Civic Opera Company has re-
ceived q ruling from the commission
er of internal revenue in the Treas
ury Department at Washington to
this effect and authorizing the return
Of all war tax already collected on ad-
vance season subscriptions.
This ruling has been sought In for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-11

have the Jack Richardson movie.
Smiths will offer the Jones movie
and the Isis will have Buffalo Bill.
l. l. l.
At the Apollo
ZONE WEEK OF LOVE"-Fea-
lures Elaine Hammerstein and Con-
way Tearle. At the Apollo next week.
Said to contain a large number Of
thrills. The heroine is a daughter of
the rich whose hobby is racing air.
planes. AS the result of an accident
to a machine in which she is flying
she falls into the hands Of the chief
of a gang of outlaws. The romance
that follows eliminates IN a most
surprising fashion. A sensational
railroad wreck is shown.
BILL INCLUDES the Fox News
Weekly, the Literary Digest's Fun
From the Press" Snub Pollard
comedy, Hook. Line and Sinker,"
and Tads Dolan's Syncopated Six.
l. + 1.
At the Circle
Drawn OF THE NORTH"-A
companion picture to 1.-THE Silent
Call" Features a really wonderful
dog, Strongheart. At Circle next
week. The story concerns Drawn, a
dog of the North. played by Strong
heart. The dog is owned by char
acter known as Marion Wells. Marion
takes him with her when she goes into
the North country to aid her brother
and fance develop a mine. The
fiancee has disclosed himself to be
dissolute rascal and his cruelty to
Drawn leads to a fight on the trail.
in which the brother IS killed and
the fance escapes the vengeance OF
Drawn by apparently drowning in an
icy stream. In seeking help Marion
meets Peter Coe. Then follows pc
riod of happiness. as they spend their
honeymoon in the wilds. and are sue
cessfuI in the development OF their
mine. The wolves Of the country
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Clarence sets out to solve. His So
luton is effective.
BILL INCLUDES a comedy, a
news weekly and music by the Ohio
orchestra.
+ T. +
At the Isis
HEAD HUNTERS OF THE
SOUTH SEAS''-Another document Of
the adventures and dangers expert
enced by the Johnsons. Several years
ago they first visited the island Of
Malekula, where lives Nagapate, chief
of the cruelest and most savage tribe
of cannibals in the South Seas. At
that time they were captured, and 1t
was only the timely arrival of Brit
ish patrol boat that saved their lives.
Nevertheless, the Johnsons had an
uncomfortable desire to see how they
would be received a second time by
the ferocious Nagapate, and returned,
taking with them the motion pictures
they had made on their first trip.
There in the jungle they showed these
uncivilized people an invention of the
twentieth century that enabled them
to see themselves. How the cannibals
liked themselves as movie stars and
what they did after the show is shown
in Head Hunters of the South Seas. "
which is five reels of thrilling adven-
lures among the wild tribes Of Male
kula At the Isis.
I'm THE DAYS OF BUFFALO
BILL"-A colorful drama based on
tn elife of William F. Cody buffalo
BilD, In which Art Accord is starred in
the role of Art Taylor, an express