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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-02-24

In a resolution that called upon
boards of county commissioners in
Montana to "hold on to county agents
to help farmers through the period Of
depression the newly created ad-
visory council OF the Montana State
college. in its first meeting in Boze-
man, went on record as opposed to
budget cuts for the university that
meant curtailing of needed investiga-
ton and extension work for Montana
farmers.
OF the Is members appointed to
the new council, IL were present.
Heads Of the various college depart.
ments made reports to the council
OF the work that they were doing
and of the plans for the future. Each
member Of the council talked for a
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-02-24

lew minutes. telling OF the things
that he thought the college should
accomplish in Montana In 1922.
The Montana extension service was
praised for its service to agricultural
and livestock interests Of the state
and hope was expressed that extern
sion work would not need to be les
scnel to the farmers in Montana be-
cause of r-cent cats in the institu-
tons BUDGET.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-02-24

Warsaw = Beer containing more
than two and one-half per cent alco-
hol Is to be forbidden in Poland.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-02-24
URGE RETAINING
COUNTY AGENTS
STATE COLLEGE ADVISORY COM.
MlTTEE OPPOSED TO THE
BUDGET CUTS

Resolution Calls ON County Commits.
siOners to Hold ON to the County
Agents to Help Farmers Through
the Period Of Depression" Exten.
sion Service Praised.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-05
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The the Shepherdstown
"WAr DOWN EAST" be
peated in making possible people truly
production which has caused country
$780, S15O prices opportunity
heretofore
small On being twelve reels
of the three nights
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-05
FOR SALE.

Thirty head OF fat hogs, weighing
200 pounds and upward; power at
tachment for DeLaval separator NO
II, used only a few months; an H.
tooth harrow, good as new.
]. EDGAR REMSBURG,
Phone 4S-F IL, Keedysville, Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-05
APPLES FOR SALE.

We have for sale some very nice
York Imperial and Stayman Winesap
apples, also a quantity of apples suit
able for applebutter.
DUDLEY MOLER,
Near Engle, W. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
CHECK GIVES IMPETUS
TO RED CROSS DRIVE
invent, Five stations VIII he Uprn-
ed Here Thur,dny. street
UcSirtrntion Du,

Rea!:z!nG what rhc ii"d Cross does
Tor the cN-scrviCc Ha;i ana has tani-
~ and for public health work. cs.
r"c!al!? in rural districts within
,he territory II Richmond cha p;cr. a
generous local citizen has sent a,
check FOR 800 "a Headquarters as
his answer TO the roll call. nov well
under way
Thousands az local men. women
and children already have enrolled
tor 1923 and the work is going for
ward with unusual hrlskncss. hut
IN order that everybody shall have
an opportunity OF joining I'll" Re-!
Cross without Ia. Inconvenience OF
going 10 specified place. street
registration day VIII l.. held ucxr
Thursday There VIII he twenty
iiN" stations under tn. cha !r!l,an.ni.S
OF Mrs. Arthur /. W'llmrr. and these
VIII be at prominent corners
throughout the business section OF
The city. Meantime. the booths AT
the Cohen Company. Miller & Ehoad.
and the general pcSt-utiic. Will CON
tnu. In operation. while r"..istra-
tons also are heinr received "a, roll
call headquarters. 80 North Seventh,
street, where Miss W!n!fr,d Cr.u-
shaw is in charge. The roll call
terminates on THANKSGIVING Bay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
THE FIRST YEAR," COMIC
TRAGEDY, IS HUMAN PLAY .
Academy Offering True to
Life, With Excellent
By Virginia Lee Cox.

Tn, First Year which opened a
tn" Academy last might for II weeks
run, j. ;hc funniest. most human.
ik"hblc play Kichmund has seen in
several seasons. It treats very
human situation. or rather sitna-
IN most natural and dcllcat. hui
m"r"us manner. Every line. every
gesture. Is overwhelmingly funny. and
yet It has ,n underlying seriousness
which mak.s of IL not "a comedy, but
a c"uIic-traE"dy. The whole thing is
very iru" 10 life. which is part OF
its attraction and hunl"r
The cast OF The First Year is Il
decidedly 'XccIl"u, one John w.
k"hS"n". who is remembered for his
splendid performance in Three Wis"
FOOLS i"st year. quit" SURPRISES him
self in the rol" "t Mr. Livingston.
HIS deafness is 50 wen simulated. aud
so perfectly dOu". ~ every real deaf
person does it. tina, on. is fairly con-
vuia"d with his naturaluess. Ruth
Gordon and Gregory Kelly. who at
tanned such success in seventeen
give superb Interpretations OF tn.
victims III IA" comic-traGcdy Of the
nrst year. Tn" seen. Of ih. ircpa-
ration :or tn" f,,efn! dinner party.
when tn" waitress fails to show up
on account OF thc misery. is made
classic IN comedy by the ar, OF
'h"S" two y"unE actors Hattie. who
washes best" X mos, couvinciu::ly
portrayed by Edith Wright. Fanny
i;ic". as Mrs. Livingston. is unusual
~ hu".
The settings used for this play are
very good Tn" one .. the small
toxin home IS made most realistic
Win country phone. tn. awful
wall paper IN. prints. and the inSvi-
table family Portraits" The setting
oil tn" apartment OF tn" newly mar
ri"d pair is also natural. down to
the wedding silver and phonograph.
The girl seems To b. mad. up "A lit
Il" too young and d"murc for 20
Eehr-oia Eirl O: these Wild times.
even for country town.
]; you have never laughed. YOU viii
genuinely do s" for tn. first time.
when you see Tho First Year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
DOCTORS step MEAT
IN KIDNEY TROUBLE
II your Back hurts or Bladder
Bothcrs. begin on
Salts.

y" man or woman who oats too
'nuch in"a' can max" a mistake by
hu>hinr the kidneys occasionally
says wcll-kn"wn AUTHORITY Rir
meat eating may dcvrlor uric acid
which "NCi;cs til" Kidneys: they h,-
come "y"rwork"I from the strain.
KIT sluggish ana fail to nltcr the
waste ana po.sons from the blood /;
then "" r"t sj,k Hhcumatiam
headaches. liver trouble. nervousness.
dizziness. "!"rrincsS aud urinary dis.
orders often come from sluggish Kid
rcy".
The m"m"n, YOU feel dnn ache
"a The ktd""yS. or your back hurts or
u tn" urine i cloudy. offensive fun
"t sediment. irregular OF passage or
d'i"ni"" h% a sensation OF scalding
stop eating mat and get about four
'rucrS "i Jad Salts from any phar-
macy; take 2 tcablcspnontul In Il glass
OF water bcfor. breakfast and in :,
Nv days YOUR Kidneys may act FINE
'hiS famous salts is made from the
t"ii Of grapes and lemon juice. com
bju'i with lithia. ana has boon uscn
or generations To flush ana stimulate
hr Kidneys: also to ucutrali2e the
tCids In urine so II u" longer causes
'.riiati"H. thus often ending bladder
."akncss
LAD Salts Is inexpensive and canno,
uJure: makes ii delightful circrvcs-
ont lithia water drink. which every
nne should take now and then to help
keep the kidneys clean ANA active
md th- blood pure. thereby often
wedding serious kidney compiled
'nus--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
felt SO TIRED
ALL THE TIME
Indiana Lady Says She Was
Rundown, Suffered With
Her Back. Took Car
dui, and Got Well.

Richmond. InI.-'l thought would
writ. line ar SO. To- say that ow,
ny good health md strength to Gar
hui says letter from Mrs. Cora
'ourtn.y. OF 81 Railroad Street. this
'!tN.
81 was all down unin my fam
lily thought they would lose me-"
writes Mrs. Courtney. My husband
coaNcd me 10 take Cnrdui. SO. 10
please him, did. and will say | do
not regret it. for am abb to do all
my work and do my shopping.
IL have nvc children. four In school.
my husband and a honrdcr to do Tor.
and | do all my own work for all OF
us, and tnd time To play We all
praise 'ardui Every sicl, and run.
down woman should take this won.
derful medicine.
81 suffered with my back. a very
weak feeling in my limbs.
Il fclt hardly able TO drag: just
.ircd so tired all tito time
1T was an EFFORT for me to do any.
hing. but Cardui helped me so fclt
IKE different woman"
II You are fl a run down physical
"nditt"n. suffering as this Indiana
lady says she i.d. .,ivc CarGui Il fair
rial. II should help you.
tnrdui is "a purely vegetable. tonic
medicine for woaan's ailments. found
aiuar. IN thousands OF such cases
az described above.
Take Gardui. Your druggls, sells
it.-Adv.3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
MISS JAMES ADDRESSES
LOCAL PROBLEMS MEET
League Of Women Voters
Hears Secretary Of Amcri-
can Civic Association.

VI tho Local Problems" luncheon
Of the Richmond LeaEu" OF Women
Voters y"s .rday Miss Narl.an
James. who was TIA" principal speak
or. made an .ntcrcstin. TALK on lis II;
i rr.v.!"r" t" Live in Your city,"
Miss James is tn" secretary 81 IT,"
American Civic Association. She be-
gan her talk ~ mentioning tn" per
s"rality az a city. and tn. various
things. such as character OF houses.
stree :. business huld ngS ana mar
E"ts. whioh 90 to mah- this person
al!tr.
This physical part of the city
said Miss James has an Influence
on tn" vital. human lives Of the city.
II is not only an expression OF tn"
efficiency Of tho people. but has
greater ?art Of the American people
nay now earn 1t, living in almost
any city. Whrn a imam decides TO
max" his living IN d certain city. the
:irSt questions n" asts are: is II Il
good place to bring up nay family?
can hav" Il comiort1 HE hone there.
proper schools library. churches.
sanitary markets. good tranSDorta-
ti"n between my HON. ana business,
ah"Tua'c public utilities. ami ,Sholc.
som. amuscmcntsc
Mss james 'lHiD.s S4yrO the nm
gnTtaucc If ,i.. public control OF
amUscmcmts. which is Somrth.n.
very tew cities have 1T present She
spoke q! I'll" dynamic power in such
ORGANIZATIONS as the Lraguc ot We
men Voters for obtaining FOR IN"
"!tics the improvements most needed
In closing. She asked that tn. future
development o: Richmond lie bull,
along the plan OF a capital city. that
being plan whiCh only = certain
number az ci;!"s may have. and which
tends TO make an attractive city
Mrs J *. bowman followed Miss
James and spoke IN rig Return. on
Small! Iav"stm"nts." She l.k.n-d tn"
.i;izcns Of "a ciiy 20 siockhold,rs ia
business concern. She spoke of
the big returns on interest taken in
civic affairs. Other speakers wcr"
Mrs. Jane" y Richardson's. Miss Ro-
hcria Wexford. MISS Adele Clarke.
Mrs. Charles l. Bottom. Mrs Euri"r:i
ramsey Richardson. Miss Charlotte.
Whiting and Mrs. Il. H. Munfuri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Al the InlnnInI.

The Cowboy and tn" Lady" is. In
many respects, "a v"Ty good picture
The story !s nothing unusual. biIt
u does contain som" new ana in
'cr"stinr situations for "A Western
picture. one OF these ncw ideas IL "a
dude ranCh-r. VINO drive, "A big
touring car. instead of ridin. the
traditional buckiug brouchO. and
wears white flain.ls. Another is a
modern bar" ia whi-h very mod
"im siren dispcus.s Ice cream cones
10 hurley cowboys. Mary Miles Min
GER plays tho role 90 the lady" with
her usual j. charm and appeal 1t l.
somewhat OF SHOCK to find that
Mar considers h.rscl; grown-up
rHough - wear long. flowing wells.
AMI dress up 20 them. tut She is Ger
tain!y more attractive as "a grown
up. Tom Moore plays opposite her.
though n" does no great amount OF
dCtinE' h" - mos; attraciiv. as IN.
'dnre." The supporting cast is very
good. III" direction. also. in spit.
Of some little Jurisdictions. is good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
1.500 CASES OF ACTIVE
TUBERCULOSIS IN CITY
sale of Christmas Seal. Only Means
az Fighting the WhItcg
Plague.

That there are III least 1890 cases
of active tuberculosis in this rl,v
ana rs many inactive. was the state
incnt made last night by Miss Nora
Spencer Hammer. executive secretary
OF IN" Richmond Tuberculosis Assoc
citation. who added that III. great
majority OF these We're taking no
steps {" stop the ravagcs OF the III.
S""S" cth"TS are doing tho h. Il
they can at home, while cndcavor!nr
/" enter S"naturia. but the demand
for admission is SO much great
or than the accommodations that only
Il comparative few can find room.
The association has only one mean
OF raising the funds necessary to
carry on its aCt!vit, rN
used in this work comes from tho
sale Of Christmas s,:ts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
HE DARKENED HIS
GRAY HAIR
Tells How He Did II.

Mr.. j. q. Mctrca. we'll known
''ddy and Grandpa ON account of his
'hitc hair, and who durkcncd IL with
home made miNturr. recently made
he following statements:
Any one can prepare 4 s!mpl" mix =
Err at home that viii darkcu gray
!air. ana make il soft Rud glossy.
To a half pin; oi water add | ounce
II bay rum small box ~! Barho
olnpuiid aud Il ounc" of Elyccrinc.
these ing-, dents can be bought at
any drug Stnr. at very little cost.
Apply to tho hair twic. u week until
the desired shade * obtained. II doe,
not color the scalp. j. not sticky or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Fritz I.ribrr.

Fritz Leihcr. romantic actor and
local fHv"ri'". supported ny a com
pany Of selected merit, vii, com. to
Ia" Academy next Monday. Tuesday
ana Wednesday FOR a ,hrcc-day en-
r"g"ncnt ot Shakespeare. under
G"orGo F"rd's direction. \ now ana
altoe"tAor interesting style Of
Shakespeare is promised ty tho
!."!ber management This youthful
star and company comes To Rich
m"ut direct from tr!um2hs in the
khst.and Chicago. In Thu. latter citv
l-"ih"r opened a foUr-wc-ks' engage
m"nt and. from the start. so!d-out
houses resulted. duplicating his rec
ord IN New York last season OF p!ay-
M |" more than 100000 people I'm
ave weeks on Broadway Thos. who
haze watched Shakcspearcan prc.
Sentati"n for years claim the demand
for his plays this year is unparaI-
!eicd Mr. Icib"r's local r.per,oire
wil! he: Macbeth" Monday: Julius
Caesar Tuesday; Merchant o;
Venice" "Wednesday matinee. and
Wednesday night. Hamlet" the last
performance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
AnuScnlents
~ the Lyric.

Minus IN" usual iugr!ers and aero
bats Il wc!!-haianc.d bill opened d
thr'"-dhy engagement at the Lyric
Yesterday Each OF Ia. Ave acts has
" touch "f musical mirth about /, and
all proE"d 10 10. attractive.
Opening the bin IL Il duo which
sings plays ami dances in AN at,rac-
tive manner. Joe Armstrong. Til.
b"!gIan Rose follows tn. quo. and
re" aud Werner are tn. thlrd act.
Charles rl""it and Mary Ann Az.
given fourth place. and Jazz band
has TIA" last position.
10" Armstrong proves To be the
hli Of The show. He furnishes a lot
OF clean comedy. which is good be-
caus" ther" Is little or no slap.,ick
har!"s olcou and Mary Ann run
Armstrong close second for tho
position - "head!lner" The Other
,hre" acts are just abou, as good as
tn" nverhT..
The usual pictures supplement, the
- '''>' l. V. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
()f Lr4E<sx eaG k, w S>rnassz2

rccrs ,,'J ox.c,,,,,, ,'n,,,ri,,,. -,
III. American r.,.inn Au,ili,,v Iov,
NJ. ! has neon roll.d hv Nh. ,,r.si.
don, Nj +. - ,tn,rL,,:. Cor ,na.,y
a, I, o.,lrr. -, ~. Iuu.s. ,r,,n,y
Tn. r,rnI.,- ,r,n,ri,. ,n..,,ir,, -. ~.
,uA.l,,,y ,ui Il, Ma rri,i,V. no-u.
inc a, II o.ln.L ia mo I,li,.s. n
uory ON ,,,n,,n, -, 1b,pkYrjvin,.
,ni. m...,iuc Is MIN r,Ir.h :, vy..g
ahead o, nc ra.pl,r Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
VIII EstnblIsh branch Here.

III" richmond Chamber OF Com
m"rcc WAS advised yesterday that the
United states Fidelity and Guarantee
Company. wiki headquarters In Bal
i!mure. and which has had an agency
her" ia charge Of T.. Leslie Spence.
VIII establish branch Office here
carly in December. The location has
rot been decided upon. Tn. Office
viii employ about fifteen men. and
It's location in Richmond lis indica-
tive Of the growth and prominence
OF Richmond in that branch Of en-
deavor. |. j. MarcuSe and Warner
Moore. OF kichmund, are members OF
the advisory board Of the concern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

able to 30 any work sire wants to G5
although she is still careful rot t.
do heavy work and so well
strong. We recommend lydia L..
Pinknam's Vegetable Compound ID
all mothers with aiiing daughter.
and give you permission to publish
this letter as testimonial. Mrs.
a: NJ. BURKHoIDER, Route Mop, Eek
l,Wauseon, Ohio.
Something out OF balance will az
feet the finest clock, causing it to
gain or lose. The proper adjustment
made, all is veil. So it is with wo-
men. Some trouble may upset you
completely.
Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will correct the cause Ct
the trouble and all disaCrecSSle
symptoms will disappear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

success, as TIN" picture has not mucl.
u stOrE and contains some clc-
n"nis OF pure s!ap-Stick com"dy
not NJ 10 his recent vehicles. in
which lac has attained such success
However. Jackie works wonders wit!
b"or material and makes "A pictur.
- his OWN art. and the dcarnUSS of
MIN. tn" direction of III" picture
not above tn. average. Their"
arc several situations. which arr"
lutte ridiculous. Tn" little negro /
i'r.d"dly cute, but why h. mus; lc
iuSh"d into AN otherwise whit. O.
phhnaS". just To supply local color"
s, ircxpllcahle. Trouble" Is Il pie
are ;hat all the children Will on
-"y. and anybody else who is f.
search "f extremely cpmical Situa
ions. much m.lvdrama. and nothing
.lS..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
NJ the IiiticiIIrd,

"Gr"ndma's hoy" is very iik-
hhI" comedy. Harold Lloyd has al
NAYS conicn!cd that comedy could
b" separated Cion IA. siapstick ana
mad" something worthwhile, and In
Frandm'ts Bog" h. has almost sue
ce"d"d IN doing This The story has
Il them" wir'h Is Serious. tho re-
generation az coward. ana yet i,
Is essentially oomcdy lfarolG
Lloyd is. Of course. imim,abIe as
"thc hoy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
SOCII:,,. TY

Tho bail given last evening at 9
o'clock AT the Country Club In honor
OF Miss Maria Moncurc was brill
liant affair, MIR. and Mrs. James 4.
Moncurc received with their dairh =
'"ls. Maria and Julia. and Miss Julia
CRANKY. Of Norfolk Mrs Moncurc
wore "A gown Of corn flower blue chif-
ION ana a "Orsag" bouquet OF violcts.
MISS Maria M"nCurc WAS dressed in
whitc satin and Canton crepe. and
she carried a bouquet Of violcts and
yellow ros"s. Miss Julia Moncurc
wore dress of yellow chiffon. and her
flowers were yellow roses. Their
guest was also dressed in yellow
chiffon. and She wor. II corsaEe bOu-
quot OF vioiets. Assisting Mrs. Mon
cure at tn. punch bowl were Mrs.
Zen Gray and Mrs. Andrew Gray.
Tho ballroom Was decorated with
running Ivy and autumn leaves. and
IN the dining room a table WAS set
under porch constructed on one
side OF the room The roof OF tho
porch was covered with ivy and -tu-
tumn leaves and tn" posts were also
twinod with IVY aud autumn leaves.
Baskets al chrysauthcmums were
vases Of pink roses were used on
TIA" table.
Miss Moncurc IL "A popular d.hu-
,antc OF this season. and her pr.scn-
tatipn to society WAS OF much inter
cst To both younger and older so
clcty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Moving Pictures


sherlock Holmes" ia. in some re-
Sp"rts. disappointment, A'-hough
her" is plenty az cxCitem, ,hc
story moves slowly at tins and
several events are never fully ~
plaiHcd :" the audiences sa,fsfar.
ton. Tho atmosphere. however. is
"Nc"!l"ntly managed aud Tho Eng
fish scenes. both Interiors and those
Of london and Cambridge. are spIcu.
h.c' John barrymore. IN tn. role Of
SheF!"cH Holmes. Is all that could
be desired. He gives a wonderful
character portrayal The cas-, sup.
porting him is very fine. and thc!r
d"lIn"ati"n OF character is extreme
~ We'll done Gustavc won Scyr.r-
ii'2 Is especially fine AZ Professor
M"riarir The picture. Ia spite OF
som" defects. is one that will ,hru!
interest, ana is well worth seeing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Paris Women
Reported Cutting
off Little Toe

It's a sad commentary on tn, sh,,.
hHSlh'"S whrn women consider tn,.
"uputatiun OF the ntth toe, I'm ,rd,.r
i"it"d ;r"m iariS Later t.-w spa,,,.,
|" WAR smaller SIZE shoe. a. r.
r'I"'r'S SPOKE -! some chicago IItis
VINO we're going To follow this u.,,
i"n im"tchd OF bothInr then mar
we believe the American woman !.
To" sensible ana too FOND of ne,
physical perfection to fan Tor any.
thine Ike tins
C"mr"rt IL Better
How much better 10 wear shoe.
thdt really tit and allow room ton All
Nv" toes ahn give wunirrful comfort
Will. Attending that trim u.,turs< IN
appearance '"r Witch An-riv.n wom
~ ar. noted tn" worlt over rh..
tantil"vrr shoe will do this tor Won.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
N AND OuT or row y.

Miss Elizabeth Clements is III.
guest % Miss Elizabeth Boyd on
Monument Avenue.
Miss Marrar"tta T.rzhugh. Of
fa,'d"ra. cal. j. visiting Colonel
ana VIZ. Charles y. D.mpscy. at
th"ir home. 1912 Park Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
At the itroaii,yay.

Jackie CooGan is. OF course. an az.
traction which is Irresistible. He is
a marvel Of a little actor. and H..
would make any picture interesting
and worthwhile. jus; by his own tiny
personality. II must he admitted
that. in Trouble" he has to depend
almost entirely on his ability :o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

boulevard 49,. and tho chairman.
Mrs. J Allison Hodges Madison 8
smiling E-brunry -.
Captain and Mrs John conrad
Hn;chcspm, Juited states .Army.
formerly 90: Richmond. .ni sou %:
Captain John =. iigtch.son. Of this
city. WHO have been stationed at 1T.
Rus"craus. san Diego cal. FOR me
past TWO years. wi!l sail from san
Francisco on army ,ransp"r.
Th"m"y February Il. FOR th.
Philippine Islands whore he has
bon "ssiGu"i to duty by tn. War
Department. Captain and Mrs
Hutchinson, Nhti. in ia. Orient. WEI
tour China and Japan. viii return
=" m" United STAGES IN about two or
three years. by way az Europe
Announces tnpr"n"hing Murring-.
Mrs Katherine Dunn Starr!,t an
nourccN "a" approaching marriage
Of her daughter. Katherine Preston.
20 John Ernest saunders. %: Port
land. oregon and Roanoke MISS
S,arrItt j. the youngest daughter OF
tn" lat" Joseph William Sta-r!;, and
Mrs. Starritt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

It's matter of opinion who in
vented Il. but whether /, was i.lnyln
'"r Jenny who iIrst saw the disabling
possibilities Of "IOd.ts" set tn
straight skirts ~ iu'cr"st!pG. but not
Important. IN" important thing Is
that one should have them
skirt that would otherwise D"
c"nE"ntionHiiy straight and unintci
"SiinS IS split to allow fog the IN
s"fton ot full panels either Sh!r'"d
or cut cirO.Ilarly Tines. panels FREE
pucntly drpop some inches below the
h"m az TIA. frpch. swiriiuE and Nip
ping when on" walks. You can see.
'h"nl displayed :" excellent aIvau-
'aG" tn tn" dress Sx";ch"d