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Evening star., 1922-04-16
Has "Chuletas.'
- ssCHULETAS." "

"CHuLETks."
Yep. Rudolph Valentines got
EN- They're not new variety of
smallpox or anything contagious.
however, just very fancy sideburns
that are a feature of the stars get
up as the bull-fght hero of Blood
and sand the Vicente Blasco 1banez
story now being made as Para
mount picture.
They're super-sideburns, one might
saw, swooping almost half an inch
below the bottom of the ear. They
are a sign distinguishing the cham
pion matador from the less notable
of the fighting clan. For where
a banderilla OF a picador is allowed
sidsburns that slip gingerly half
way down to the cart is the mata-
dor alone who may indulge in the
luxury of a hirsute adornment Gov
erins a good portion of each side OF
the face.
While they are valuable and mn
ishine touch to his makeup as Cal
larda. Valentino is not in favor oil
..cbuletas" as a regular thing. His
fayorite safety is all set to do tell
ing damage when the end of the pic
ture allows a return to the normalcy
of a clean shave.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Discovers Cold Light.

4 NEW cold" light which promises
1t is claimed, to be OF great COM
mercial value in the projection of
motion pictures. in therapeutics and
in searchlights. has been invented, or
discovered, whichever one prefers to
call it, by NJ. J. Ritterrath, a Los An
geles experimenter.s after series Of
experiments extending over a period
If four years.
Much Of his experimenting was done
at the Culver City studios of Goidwyn
Pictures Corporation. Lewis NJ
Physioc. head of the Goldwyn labora-
tory, has been associated with Mr..
Ritterrath in his researches.
Asked to explain his cold light, Rit-
terrath said that it was light free
from all rays save the white. The
eXcitab BILE infra red ray, the Somnoles-
cent violet ray and all the others are
eliminated by mechanism which he
has perfected, and which leaves the
Evening star., 1922-04-16
~ the Spotlight

DoRIS KEANE gave her Tooth per-
I - fornnaice of .AThe Czarina
Thursday night in New York.
Tho first 100 doesn't mean much to
* Miss keane; she played La Cavallini
In Romance" more than 2,0ac times.
-, Eddie Cantor made his debut on
:. Broadway last week in Make II
,Snappy."
Leo GARLIC will star next season
under the management of Oliver MO-
!. rosco He will be seen in a new
production on the Pacific coast In
.-June.
The Selwyns announce that Max
sRheinhardt is to, come from Berlin
to make their fall production of tn y
Mysterious Affair." now current IN
Berlin.
play. that opens in New York to-
'"inorrow night, has been changed to
The Goldfish" Wilton Lackaye Will
be featured in it,
,ps Partners again." the new Glass
Goodman play. has had it's first per-
formance in Stamford, Conn.
Oscar Eagle will stage Her Tenn
-porary Husband" new comedy by
Edward Paulton.
A. III. Woods sailed for Europe last
week to make arrangements for the
appearance in London of Pauline
Frederick, in Lawful Larceny" He
will also discuss plans for the pro-
duction of East of Suez" with Som
erset Maugham.
I, Gilbert Miller has acquired for
production by the Charles Frohman
Company The Awful Truth" a
comedy by Arthur Richman. Henry
Miller will give the play a prelimi-
nary production, with Ruth Chatter
ton in the leading role, in San Fran
cisco late this month
And. Very Nice. Too" by Raymond
w. Peck and Percy Wenrich, will be
o. the first musical production by the
Merliock Corporation.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
A Ne,U French Masterpiece.

vised by him are his Monte Cristo"
serial, in seven episodes of five reels
each This was preceded by Dumas
Three Musketeers." In 1918 he drew
upon the Arabian Nights entertafn-
nrents for his big European feature
success, entitled "The Sultan of Love-"
which was followed a. year later by
Tristan and Isolde" for which he
drew upon the original story source.
the English Round Table Legends of
King Arthur and His Knights.
During this period Mr.. Nalpas built
several of the biggest and best pic
ture studios in France. among them
eight separate studios in Nice, known
as the Cine Studios. where he worked
out many of the lighting and other
effects which have added much to the
success of his productions all over
Europe.
Following the custom Of the best
French producers, Mr.. Nalpas has
drawn upon the famous Paris thea
ters for actors of world wide cele brity
to enact the principal roles in his
pictures.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
New Pictures Released

ONE dozen feature productions
turned over to the New York
offices of Associated First Ma
tional Pictures, Inc. last week for re-
lease include "The Duchess of Lam
geais," starring Norma Talmadge;
Katherine MacDonald's Heroes and
Husbands; Allen Holubar's latest
picture. Hurricanes GAL" starring
Dorothy Phillips: John NJ Stahrs
''One Clear CalP'; Her Primitive
Lover starring Constance Talmadge; !;
Fools First" Marshall Neilan's
latest: Thomas H. Ince's The Man
She Married." featuring Marguerite e
de la Motto; Maurice Tourneurs
Lorna Doone"; ]. Parker Read, jr's,
"Pawned"; Ince's Skin Deep and
J. L. Frothingham's. The Man VINO
Smiled"
Evening star., 1922-04-16

light so free from heat that highly
explosive Photographic film can be
subjected to II for hours without
burning.
The light is obtained by fastening
ray cooler on an ordinary projection
machine. Water is poured through
the filter in continuous stream. The
heat which is generated in the crater
of the machine has a temperature OF
about $3.50 degrees.
At the gate, or the place in the ma
chine where the film is run, the tenn
perature is only 30 degrees. Under
the ordinary light the temperature al
the gate would be 1.200 degrees. suffi-
cient to burn the film in fraction
of d second If the machine were
stopped.
A demonstration Of his cold ray was
recently given at the GoIdwyn studio
by Mr.; Ritterrath for William Desch-
er, president OF the Bosch d Laumb
Company of Rochester. y y. aud
other men interested in the possibiI-
ties of the new invention.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Bill Hart Still in. Ring.

WILLIAM s. HART has not retired
from the screen. He sets all
rumors TO that effect at rest with the
following statement:
Il intend to resume work in the
summer in order to have picture
ready for fall release. ]. therefore,
will not be absent from the screen
at all, for 'Travelin' On my Para
mount picture recently released, Will
take me well into the fall
Hart suspended production work at
his studio for an indefinite period
several months ago. it is said. for
the reason that he was far ahead of
his release schedule. Since then
Paramount has released three of his
productions, the last of them. Trav
elm On" having been sent on its
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, William Far
mum. in The Stage Romance; also
comedy. tuesday, Texas Guinan. in
Il Am the Woman; also comedy.
Wednesday, Lester Cuneo and Mrs.
Wallace Reid. in '"The Masked Aven-
ger: also comedy. Thursday, "One
Empty Shelf: also vaudeville at 7:45
and $3.50 pm. Friday, Miss Du Pont.
in 1.-The Golden Gallows": also Match
ing Wits" Saturday. Shirley Mason,
in "The Ragged Heiress": also epi-
sode No. 8, The Adventures Of Tar
Zan," at matinee~only.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Olympic.

Today. only. Pauline Frederick. in
THE Lure of Jade" and Lloyd Hamil-
ton, in Rolling Stones: matinee 2
pm: tomorrow, William Desmond, in
'.Fightin' Mad" and Hal Roach com
edy. Lucky Number: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Gloria Swanson, in Her
Husbands Trade Mark and Larry
Semoa. in THE Sawmill'': Thursday
and Friday, Cecil B. De Miles Fools
Paradise" featuring Gloria Swanson;
performances. and 9 pm: Saturday,
John Gilbert and Barbara Bedford, in
Clean O. Dawn"
Evening star., 1922-04-16

way through the firsi-run theatcrs
in March.
THE motion picture public mad,.
me- continued the famous western
star. Il am mighty grateful, and ]
intend to keep right on working until
they say Enough" The reception 81
my recent picture. 'Travclin' On
shows me they have not said the
word yet. / am not rich man. hut
! have enough TO quit If ] want To-
do so. ! have enough 20 provide th.
necessities and a few of the luz
uries of life. My wants are lew, bur
] love work and love western pic
lures. Moreover, ] am an ayowcd
rival of every one. who likes my
western pictures. cause / like 'em
too"
Since the publication of the re
tirement rumors. il is said, the Para
mount offices have received hundreds
of inquiries from exhibitors and Bill
Hart fans.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Home.

Today, Norma Talmadge in Poppy" +;
tomorrow. Pauline Frederick. in The
Lure of the Jade; Tuesday, Hope
Hampton, in Star Dust; Wednes-
day, Herbert Rawlinson, in THE
Scrapper"; Thursday. George Fitz-
maurice's Three Live Ghosts; Fri
day, Conway Tearle. in Shadows of
the Sea-" and Saturday, William S.
Hart, in white Oak"
Evening star., 1922-04-16
New.

Today. Tom Mix. in "Sky High
Tomorrow. Charles Ray, in The Old
Swimmin' Hole" Tuesday, Frank
Mayo. in Tracked to Earth" We'd
nesday. Lionel Barrymore. in THE
Great Adventure: also surprise night
Thursday, The Winding Trail; also
amateur contest. Friday, Earle Will
liams. in Lucky Carson: also sur
prise night. Saturday. all comedy
night.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
. Liberty.

Today. Tom Mix and Eva Novak.
in Chasing the Moon" and Snub Pol
lard, in Hot OFF the Press" Tomor-
row. Lois Wilson. in Miss Lula Bett."
and country store. Tuesday. Will
Rogers and Lila Lee, in One Glorious
Day; Harold Lloyd comedy and lat
est news. Wednesday. Pauline Starke.
in Wife Against Wife: also country
store. Thursday. Bert Lytell. in "The
Idle Rich; Mutt and JEFF comedy
and latest news. Friday. Agnes Ayres,
in The Lane That Had No Turning
and comedy. Saturday. Pauline Fred
erick. in The Lure of Jade
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Elite.

Today. Harold Lloyd. in "a Sailor
Made Man." and Charlie Chaplin. in
1.-The Pawn Shop" Tomorrow. Viola
Dana. in THE Fourteenth Lover; ;
Tuesday May McAvoy. in "A Virginia
CourtshiD": Wednesday, Agnes Ayres.
In The Lane That Had No Turning;
Thursday. Gareth Hughes, in THE
Hunch": Friday. Doris May, in Eden
and Return; Charlie Chaplin, in THE
Floor Walker" and Saturday, Mar
gerry Wilson. in The Law of the
Great Northwest"
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Leader.

Today and all week. the original
production of Rex Ingrams The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
with Rodolph Valentino and Alice
Terry, for first time at really popu-
lar prices.
Today only, as an added attraction
1.-THE Adventures of Tarzan." No. 10,
will be shown.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Lyric.

Today, Neal Hart, in "Rangeland." :"
and Larry Semon. in school Days; !;
tomorrow and Tuesday, Lloyd Hughes
and Betty Blythe. in Mother o. Mine:
Wednesday and Thursday, Shirley Ma
son, in THE Ragged Heiress"; Friday,
Ralph Ince and Zeena Keefe. in out
of the Shows" and Saturday, Hoot
Gibson, in "Headin' West"
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Princess.

Today. Thomas Meighan, in "A
Prince There Was; tomorrow, Sessue
Hayakawa, in Five Days to Live:
Tuesday, Gloria Swanson, in Under
the Lash; Wednesday, Pauline Fred
erick in THE Lure of the Jade:
erick, in THE Firef1y of Tough
Luck: Friday, Lewis Sargents Just
Around the Corner" and Saturday,
Norma Talmadge, in Poppy"
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Regent.

Today. George S. fuckers II Be-
lieve"; also International News; To-
morrow, Dorothy Dalton, in. THE
Jungle Child, Tuesday, Alice Call
houn, in THE Matrimonial Web;
Wednesday, H. B. Warner, in THE
Market of Vain Desire: Thursday,
Bryant Washburn, in THE Amateur
Devil"; also International News; Fri
day. Frank Mayo. In The Blazing
Trail; Snub Pollard. in down and
Out" and winners of the West" No.
4, and Saturday. Harry Mclaughlin,
in honeymoon Ranch: Harold
Lloyd, in "Pinched," and with Stan
ley in Africa" No. 8.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
York.

Today Norma Talmadge, in Loves
Redemption; tomorrow, Bebe Dan
iels, in Nancy From Nowhere" and
Twas Ever Thus; Tuesday, Rodolph
Valentino and Alice Terry, in "The
Conquering Power and matinee
showing Of Little Red Riding Hood:
Wednesday. Antonio Moreno. in "A
Guilty Conscience" and ''The Nick Of
Time Hero; Thursday, Mabel Nor
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Dunbarton.

Today, Sessue Hayakawa. in Five
Days to Live; tomorrow, Gloria
Swanson, in Under the LASH: Tues
day. Will Rogers in "An Unwilling
Hero" also Adventures of Tarzan"; ;
Wednesday, THE Conquering Power; /;
Thursday. Mother o. Mine: Friday.
Hope Hampton, in Star Dust" and
Saturday. Buck Jones. in Pardon My
Nerve"
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Hippodrome,

Today. Constance Talmadge. in
THE Perfect Woman; tomorrow,
Margaret Beecher, in Sunshine Har
bor"; Tuesday. Thomas Meighan. in
"Cappy Ricks": Wednesday, Frank
Mayo, In ."Dr. Jim: Thursday. Anita
Stewart, in Harriet and the Piper" ;
Friday. Alice Brady, in Little Italy"
and Saturday. "A Wife's Awakening"
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Truxton.

Today, William Fairbanks, in "HelTs
Border" and Charlie Chaplin, in "a
Night in the Show: matinee today
at o'clock: tomorrow. Gladys Wal
ton. in THE Wise Kid; also comedy
and surprise; Tuesday. William NJ.
Farnum, In When Man Sees Red;
also Monte Banks. in "Clean and
Dry; Wednesday. Jonnie Walker and
Edna Murphy. in Extra Extra; also
Sunshine comedy and surprise; Fri
day. Joe Moore and Eileen Sedgwick,
in 'The Problem Eternal; also COM
Hart, in Black Sheep; also Mutt
and jeff comedy and Adventures of
Tarzan," No. IL; matinee today at 3
o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Savoy.

Today and Tomorrow. Mabel Nor
mand, in 'Molly-O"; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Wallace Reid, in "The
Worlds Champion" and Lloyd Ham,
ilton, In THE Rainmaker," with spe-
cial Tuesday morning showing of
Little Red Riding Hood: Thursday,
Conway Tearle. in "a Wide Open
Town." and "One Stormy knight:
Friday. AT the Stage Door," and
Harry Pollard, in Jump Your job"
with morning showing of Twinkle.
Twinkle, Little Star; Saturday, Ethel
Clayton. in THE Cradle and
'Torchy's Frame-Up."
Evening star., 1922-04-16

mand. in .MoIly-O"; Friday, Anna Q.
Nilsson, in Three Live Ghosts" and
Joe Rock. in THE Pot Roast" with
matinee showing of Twinkle, Twin
kle, Little Star; Saturday, Conway
Tearle. in "a Wide Open Town." and
"Oh, Promise Me"
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Ralpn Riggs. husband and dancing
partner of Katherine Witchie, claims to
be direct descendant of Capt. Aber-
nathy Perry, brother Of Commodore
Perry. and also to be directly descended
from Daniel Boone.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
Photo Plays
This Week
Continued from Third Page.)

time in Washington, 1.-The sheik's
Wife, story of oriental love.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Listening 1n." a farce by Carlyle
Moore. author of stop Thief" will
be produced in New York in about
two months by Robert Law.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
DANCING,
Leroy Fl. Thayer

Hotel Gordon ballroom, 18th and Eye SITS.
Private and class Lessons. Phone Main $3.50.
MR.. PEMBURTON. FORMER PARTNER TO
Cert. Hoffman, Mae Murray: lessons In latest
ballroom dances. 1850 Biltmore st. Col. 2902.
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER's STUDIO. 1127
10th st. NV. Class Monday and Friday, to
II pm; Private lessons by appointment.
Phone North 8878 Established 1900. 21s
STARTING LAST COURSE CLASS DANCING
nurup,s ,ood APRIL rs -, .-.,
CATHERINE BALIE.
At lib eth st. n.w.. Franklin 65O6. will teach
you to dance in few lessons and produce re-
sulta. Private lessons, any time. Classes
Tuesday and Friday; hours. 10 am. to 10 !. m.
Special rates 70 ladies.
Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskin.,
Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt
a141 Conn. ave-. Ballroom and all branches ..
ssilSr.s ps aea s.asls. sIs.se. X. issssegI ssSsg '-, =.
DAVISON'S RI: 1929 NJ NV. ,9ss IS,
The seasons new danees---latest steps.
Strictly private. Any hour. Separate etudios.
GLASS Hat. eve. Instructions and dancing. TO II.
Prtyate classee instructed form your oMn elasa.
GLADYBn WILBUR.
Dupont cir. Dupont Gtudio). Phi. Er. 1485-W.
Ballroom and fancy dancing.
Ch1ldfen's clauses in fancy danced.
Ballroom dancing, classes every Wednesday
MISS CHAPPELEAR
Pirate Lessons BY appointment.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Van and Schenck, stars of the Follies,
which closed here last night, will. it is
understood. shortly begin a tour over
the Keith circuit.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Sam H. Harris has placed in re-
hearsal, Weary Wives" comedy by
Vincent Lawrence, which is sched-
uled for presentation at Atlantic City
April "a.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Miss Mary Enton's "Sally" costume
of silver cloth, worn I'm "The F'Onles."
Evening star., 1922-04-16

"Out to VIM" an English melo-
drama, in which William Fayersham
win be starred, will open in Buffalo
Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

Uncle Toms Saloon" a syncopated
melodrama by r. H. Burnside, with
music by Silvio Helm and Raymond
Hubbeu, was one of the feature num-
bers presented by "The De Wolf Hop
per Funmakers," at the Jolson Thea
ter, New York, last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
DECLARES LOCOMOTIVES
ARE ASSESSED too HIGH
Scaboard Air Line Files Com
plant With Stale Corpo-
ration Commission.

Joseph w. Coke. auditor of the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company,
filed a statement with the State Cor
poration Commission yesterday. ana
lyainS the Increases and decreases IN
the property of the company during
the past year. The statement was
hlcd Al the animal tax hearings con-
Quoted by the state Corporation Com
mission. Mr.. CoSc making It an in
variable rulc TO file a detailed state
mcnt each year.
The Seaboard Air Limo Railway
Company. through ". l.. stanley,
complained that the commission had
assessed the locomotives OF that sys-
tenn too high
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
asked that tho assessments on the
Virginia Air Line. branch OF the
main system between Lindsay and
sesscd at $4,000 per mile. The board
appeared in opposition TO the reduc-
ton and asked that the assessmen;
be raised to 100000 per mile
These cases were taken under ad-
visement.
Other railroads in the State were
represented, but there was no i'm
portant developments during the
hearing.
The car loanlnG companies will be
given hearing today.
The commission Will also hear to-
day the petition of Adams Brothers,
Payne & Company. OF Lynchhurg.
asking for reduction In the ratesT on
brick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
Turks to Press Offensive.
by United News.l


PARIS. Sept. 5.-Turkish National
list troops are pushing their offensive
towards Erusa. the northern base o
the Greek army in Asia Minor, where
10000 Greeks-the entire left wing
OF the army-are making a stand, dis
patches here state.
The decentralization Of tho Greek
army Is stressed. Refugees from tho
battle area are fleeing towards
smyrna. Greek forces have also been
rctreatina in the general direction OF
Smyrna and fears are aroused lest
the entire army meet annihilation IL
1t permits itself to he driven there
by tho Turks. FOR the allied warships
there are only able TO take civilians
aboard. The troops would he loft ut
the mercy or tho victors with no path
of escape open
The governments at Athens appears
to be making an effort TO rccrcauiZe
the shattered army. Central tri-
coupis has been made commandments
chief. succeeding General Pallis Some
hope is seen in the fact that the
Greeks have apparently prevented
tho encirclement of their army AMI
have succeeded in effecting a juncture
between the first army corps operat-
ing In the Brusa district, with the
remainder of their forces in the vi
cinity OF Ushak. farther south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06

Street. Harrisburg. Pa, In n recent
conversation with the Plant Juice
Man.
II felt so strong and youthful after
taking Plant Juice that ] thought ]
might imagine 1t. but | got out md
raultcd over a fence just as easily
as ] ever did when I was boy. and
then knew really was strong and
that II wasn't II false feeling.
about everything was wrong with
me. | was constipated and rundown:
liver and kidneys were inactive: dizzy
spells often came upon me; black
spots iioated in front OF my eyes; |
slept poorly and bad no ambition. |
felt so bad | sometimes wished that
l would pass away.
Since I've taken Plant Juice every
thing looks brighter. My whole sys-
TEN has changed. all nv troubles
have disappeared. and am not ex-
aggeratinS the least bit when | say
feel years ana years younger than
my age OF "a
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
Tragles Drug store: Petersburg by
Morrison, the Drug Man; Chase City
by the Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
Umpircs Plan Union
TO Protect Themselves
Thy United NewsI

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-That old
battle hymn of baseball fandom
-'kili the umpire'-that's off
pitch now. Ana pop bottles will
remain in the stands aud diamond
dust on tho diamond. instead of
being used as missiles for assaii-
ing the jumps"
For tho arbitcrs OF baseball are
forming an Interstate umplrcs
protective association for the
elevation OF courtesy" on the
part Of players. managers Nnd
spectators and intend TO sue Tor
damages In cases OF assault
Articles OF Incorporation were
temporarily denied the associa-
ton Tuesday nv Supreme Court
Justice McGcldrick because the
names signed 10 tho petition ala
not correspond In rotation TO tho
names IN the articles. Tho uin.
piros forming the organization
arc Harry Seixa. julius Muller
Frank Mcnamara, q. Hanson and
Todd Kerr
Besides wishing TO protect the
umpires. the petitioners .xpress
the desire 10 promote basehal and
cherish the proper spirit oe
brotherhood"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06

WE SELL LOIS. SEE us.
RAVEE NORRIS < COMPANY, INC
Mutual Bag. Phons Ran 1893
f2 CASH, 81 per week. buys lot at stop
II. on Seven Pines ear line. VIII .iyS
lot free IL you VIII build right away
See A. j. DauGhtcry, 1905 Mutual mag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
Seh,yaruschild 10 spcok.

Various phases or advertising will
be discussed by William II. Schwaras-
child. banker and business man. be
fore the Richmond Advertising Club
at the Y. w. G. a. today at 12:4i
o'clock. Mr.. Schwarzschild has been
assigned the subject: Does Bank
Advertising pay?" hut he will take
other angles OF tho advertising
proposition and his address promises
TO he OF unusual interest 10 ali men
and women In business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06

WOODROW AVE.--IIor sale. 10, on ,yo.,i-
row Avenue. junction of Lamb, Norm
Richmond. a0xl3j feet: $3.50. 30. {;
l9S. care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
LIKE CLOUDS ACROSS A SUMMER
SKY

forctclling the dreaded storm arc the
symptoms of womcn's diseases which
point the way to physical and mental
breakdown. The nervous irritabiiity.
the backachc, the dragging pains. are
not only hard to endure, but they
bring certain knowledge of collapse
unless something is done tn relieve
the sufferer. There Is one standard
remedy which has shown the way out
for nearly fifty years. The women
who have come back" through the
use OF Lydia r. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound present All argument
stronger than words could ever be-
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-06
CAST-OFFS BEAT YANKS
Hrs Associnieh rtn..l

- MEN YORK. sept 5.-Thc New
} ork Yankees sustained n severe set
doubl" hcadcr to The last Mace Ros-
Ton team by scores OF To 3 and 6
10 .. boston now has won eleven GU,
81 eighteen games with the Yankees
inns season. Former Yankee PLAYERS
IN the Red SoX lineup played n
prominent part In tho chainpions'
downfall, Mitchell's home run giving
Soston IT'S winning margin in the
,lrSt game and rratts homer with
Turns on base. decided the second
game Bush. pitching for New York
.n the second game, sustained his
ssHth defeat in twentyelRht games.