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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
FINANCIAL
Business Upportunit,e,

business opportunities 3H
GROCERY STOEE--For sale. in c.tre,n.
Wet End also ono IN Fulton. chcap to
T"ch huSe'. ii"A II ,!i. care The
Dispatch.
SELLING STORES my specially. NJ.
l.c!nsOH. caro- strauss Co. 1000 East
Cary street. Phone Randolph a?71
MANuFAtTtHING PLANT, fully eouip-
p"i w!il sol! cheap IL sold At once:
forms II desired: wonderful opportunity.
SO. o'r- The dispatch
Investments. Stocks, Bonds 80
$4,000 SECOND MORTGAGE NOTES To
exchange for city income property. Adj
dieSN H. -. BOX 1905
IIiE speclnc classification and index King OF
those ads make Thorn easy TO ind.
If YOU wish 10 buy = good used car. read
Classification IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Wan,ed-i,ooms. Bonru

iptNG Man. foreign bora wording At
building trade. wants room AMI board
Convenient :" bath; centrally located
CHARLES ober,o. Room az. care Mug-
phys Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

OFtEICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

I'TsI y n I Ts.N NIF To BTsIU WUWNS.
December 26. 1922.
Scaled lEoposals will be received at this
"fhce until IL o'clock noon. January II.
1913. for the furnishing and prompt de-
livery to any part OF the city of segment
block sewer pipe. with specials. ranging in
size from 80 to &C., approximate length
1900 linear feet.
In addition to this. alternate proposals
are asked for approximately 9TOSi
linear feet Of segment block pine and II 7
zoo pieces OF vitrifcd slab liners Coneract
terminating Janury |. 1924 Forms OF
proposal can he obtained on application
certified check for amount stated (sa.-
o00) on proposals must ACCOMPANY each
bid az a guaranty OF execution OF con-
tract.
The Director OF Public Works reserve,
the right to reject any and all bids
ALLEN J. SAvIII.E 4.
Director OF puhi,c Nyorka &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
AUTOMOBILES
Automop,ics Tor sale

oHAHDI.iiN 5-ps.s.nser. 1922. mo-.
Ll5e'' good paint aud mechAUlga cor.
d!tion. Terms to responsible 80.
a II. TtiIer. 1915 west BROAD ss--s,
IHENROLET-For sale. nice 1880 u a..
'ne"olet touring car. IN good dom.
ZION boulevard h6iJ.
FORD-is?? Ford touring car. .,gcl..-.
condition. 'l55. see Bradley. iCIl
West Broad
fpkp runsbou'. starter. electric ught.
shock sbsor6ers. $50. See ChIdrsg.
JOE W broad. Randolph $50
sTuDEBAKEK - Mus, eel Siud.bHt.,
S'aan. in fine condition. looks almo.,
IKE ns~ many cr'ras iaolu:ed. nrst
reasonable otter iancs u; Phone Ran.
dnlrh asi3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Where to stop In Town

HOTEL siiARLEE. 400 East Maln-S.msi,
rooms. 81 aud ~; double rooms. s. and
up hot ond cold running water. shower
and tub baths convenient on each noor
WHEN Ia Richmond. stop ~ 1900 E.st
Gay street. Free sioras, syacs 10:
automobiles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Tailoring and I'rc>sin. 3t
EMPLOY AiEST

TAiLpKI$i repairing auI cIeanlus.
I..l.- lA---L-ns 20. sL,ln q no Cl.N.
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EouITAHLE LOAN SOCIETY. INC.

EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY, INC.
richmond. Va, December 80, 1921
The regular annual meeting of IN.
Stockholders OF The Equitable Loan Society.
incorporated. OF Richmond. Virginia. will
be held at it's Office. No 'ia5 North Eighth
succt. at l.. NJ. on Tuesday. January o.
I'.". Tor tho purpose OF elccting directors
Tor IN" ensuing year. and for the trans,
hcuon OF any and all business that ,n1C
properly como before tho meeting.
ORDWAY FULLER,
Secretary.
EVERY telephone u . Dispatch want a
station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

Notwithstanding good moldcr ON job
work. James W Carr, North Twenty
u.th Street.
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Your Convenience That Dispatch Want Received Over the Phone
EMPLOYMENT
Help Manted-Nia,e
~

LAfcHEi;--Wsntcd ColCrcd labor.r TO
work. tn stable. Eighteen South Tenth
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|nappu efter
|HandedrNt, $iger
| limos Barton.
=, Solar 8apibs liable iorfGr.
.,;o, aprlminssanfalo otter at
San, init. = Csiaa buert Ben %
Sn,r Wnfel i hans 2eseme DGr.

Hco ipiier, ioper, arbeioer os be-
81, %,g mia bebre emo paa ii Iar, %
,irrooScr cnbper iom flaser at to-
|5onInc," iaqoe limos Barton, 243
\ Sermon Spe., eeoar &apiOs'
,Scs buuOe &~beumatisme i en- iaa
|,ortet @rao, of bpert Ben % bper
|,ifpI I nit 2egeme til fine Sioer
[rfeSc. Din Wape CAB mig ogiau
Froroc War oQe SIags 8rpberier,
sitcr at bape ipiit bapoe iea ofte
| nolSiomn1c auplningsanfalb, at
| MATTE inappe efter bpert gatoc-
bit. -,
N,co fan iige for Sanlac, at oct
l. iot mia / en- itornrtet 6orfatning
1 NJ lea bcfinoer mig albeles for
Rbcllmatisrncn bar forlubt
4 oo lea or III iaa aftiu iom leg
+ ipr tuuc Mar iioelt, og bpao on
lar @taOcrL iaa or Der Inlet iom mi
konnrcr mig iloe."
|lanluc irlges al gobe I~potbeferc
kle 0nCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

gpsSclaeenes 9iorsssirro "aauitd'
ria" 2peu 0tai. Strip ri 2. 8. SIituo.
201S 9pnoaIe Ipe., So. TiureapoIis.
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Sra OpoaI.

Ser / Spbal bar oct cfter Sul prret
rotida mango 9sbsfalb. Garlaaeu iii
etslc ma for Ell Del tiGGgses Snfluz
cn5aen, iom bar pGret nofiaa onbartet.
Solt betegner Den / bagIig Gale for
ben ipanife", ba Den optrGber noaenz
lilnoc paa Iannte Raaoe iom Bet bill
ertlorcs oenne Snaoom ejorbe. glanbt
DC iom CT osbe fan n9pnes Soroi NaIs
bu. Wfor til 8aarobruser % aisbmanb
s II. Nalbn. !Sun blep So Iar aams
mel. Ifosoe bar fsot paa @aoroeu
@aftcn | Ssnietb % blep gift meo Smut
Stuen lor tisbte IaIbu elcr Saaeeuz
SCI, Ion Oct peiaa fables. Sun bar for
fit title % elitpGroise @Gien atboIbt
al ale, % oct blir iitfert mango iom
meo Ienloo piI minbes benbe. Sess
noeu er Sru llngbonls itplebeitprer Ras
gersp bsb. Sum bIep bare 80 aar aams
mel. Set par en- pnoartst Sungebetans
belle iom eioroe gnbe paa benoes 9ip.
Senocs Sorrlore bar ariitoffer glpes
Lamb % 3uitru 2ip, Satter til SsIfen
SInoe / Spbal. 0iarit Sfariem er paz
iaa bsb. Srn bIep 81 Iar aan,mel.
&f andre SsbsfdIb ian nGpnes: Crit
9icrboI. eli Settle. Ola 2sietb, Ola
@eihespen ps Iarie Storli q gar).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar prret NOT
ian liolia her. Oct enc Henb cfter Oct
anoet far afIsit hiuanben, og Spbal fan
III title Ell crop bpatise Sfilsbere.
Sansrenp bar prret melt bprtet. ba So
ret bar pGret Del baarbt for SoprenS.
Sipert lib fra Ssnietb er bet iom itabia
bar plnoet Saugrenbet. Sans Ssiterz
ion Sn9par liz bar neret bam en- baarS
S~cufurrent tiltroos for at ban er bare
Is Iar sammeI. 8eb 2snietb bar bet
Der forleocn 80 SIM. 9ansreno bpor
Seltasere ira belle SsrsSrsnoeIag hinz
ne oeltase. Sc TO openfor nGpnte toa
ba isien lite og 2ben SrGmie. Siberne
hlep lpGrt sooe. / Sime oe 90 Min.
for ben fsrites Sebfommenbe; for ben
anocn / Sime % 5S Rin. ebert llu
er mi reiit iii 5ronobiem for at bell
iaac | @raafalrcnbet. SpIfcsifircnbet bleu
aiholet al S~brGtslasei "Srspen", Orr
fepal. Soprcnoct forcsif | gflisbatfcn,
hupr Crit @arbcrs for noeen Tiger iipcn
brat genet otter ct Sop paa 46 0ietcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04
Brepe fra Dorges Bygder og Byer.

Ole StarboIbt, SrfeoaI, pnnot lite
SrGmie % Iiseleoes 9omerues Yos
tal. meb TO fine sop poo 35,5 90 37,5
Ieter. Oilers breieoe 6oolrnaSen 5io
n,elem 80 % 40 Mtetcr. Gaee Nunc
Ter fra SpbaI bar ogiaa Q'ort iie forbels
astig bcnlerfet pcb De itsrrc 8cnh, iom
en- mcsct ecb Copper.
Ger er M her | Spool what ct Gats
breIfiolb til aonfurranee icr 8utter ira
bper Stoletrebs. IannrcitioIbet Tom er
at Sslo % bar en- Vrrrt al 100 SIR.
bIep idar pli,bet al Go9uiI areos re-
%rrricntcrct ar: Slap Trobauo, Snae
Settle, Sperre Gteniert oa SoIuor
@aarhitef.
Scr bar III %paasaaet en- IirIie Icus
e%eiroiamlirs til Be rsoliocnSc babe
! NorbzHor9c % i HusIlHo. : etpar
Stolefreoicr er bet tiIioumcu fontntet
inS libt pner 1000 ar. aornmcr Der
inn forholbsris 1aa mcQcy / &c andre
Sfoletrcbicr iaa bill SunQersnsStch,is
teen faa mango Yense Der ira SpSaI.
Src't Sshieu CT M / Stntsraao meps
belt Gfiteo / Raaoe fra it gmbcoc Sa
ban or falbt for Ilcers9yruien.
Silien.
SpoaI Sen 3bie Iarts 1922.
Ole a. gngcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-04

edurb, @aaeaa. Smut 8unnirscu %
~Sia9nhilb Salber9sletten, Saa9ua. 90
hanncs SbIe, gper, % guna lllpi9
Stauanser. Ole Subuieu, Soprc, %
@arie apeuut, Scsieitos. Spsmeitcr
Ghorpdlb &eir'ueen 90 Susa NiIicn.
Saabers. 6pItcifoIeIrrcr NfscI 9nttcs
irao, Saaberg, % Sisrip Sunoerup, 2its
frle. Yaul Npbrs, z. Sron. % aari
Sc. StieoSuolp, &nnead. Waorbbru9cr
Gle 8einSal % Auna Glen, Safiunnas
len. @rbbr. Ole lllateig % Suecbor9
~, Scsia. @rbbr. Yebcr SIaacu ug
Naroline ariten. 8iuecbu. SrauS gpz
garb % 0uoruu 9c9serulten, Stiddt.
hilbert &isiticn % Ia9ubilo Sauosraf,
Saabers. Speno Iamoot % Sors Sors
berg, Stiaai. Sienrb IpDcm % Guna
Hsftinssm,p, Sesia. Ole y. Auipcu %
Iarit arutiueen, y. Sron. @urmritcr
ariitim ariitianien % aareu Sisr9s
runnirecn, &ineebu.
SpI9cube CT afsuact peN Ssocu: Sis
men Suleu, Solebu, SO Iar 81. Sobau
Slcfa, Srettcn. 81 Gar. gutou Nprbs
rum, gitre @alsoaI, SO Iar. Spenb
Spsiulten. Sfaabu, II Iur. Ole SIlen
Sfiensbergstlcipcu, Tper, So gar. Ias
ttas q. 8cpIinecn, Saauang. "a Iar.
Wari Giic, (. Gre. 2esia, 90 Iar. Oil
ne 8uttubaugen, Hinsebu, IS aar.
Saul Sanieu Ip, Saasaa, 9S Inr.
Slii,c Sin,enien Sdrnlitlier. Saaberg,
IS Iar. Snsebprg @ibe, {. MorIi, Stta,
80 Iar. Soriteiu Star, Gper, 50 gar.
@au a @ror af StoIebircttpr Watias
Sfar % Sorfottercu SpborueS Star.
Start 8oIitao. {. Sbcu, 9. Srun. IS
aar. aareu 9pitrub. {. Suube, 8iuecs
bu, 81 Iar. Sor~benprreubc 9cusmanp
Sans Gabl. 8inscbl, S3 Iar. 9an
bar febt / Saabere % boebe paa 8aars
Den 8unitao / &inaebi bnpr ban %
bans bpgtige @nitrl babe itabt ct
Wsnitcrbiem. Den itdtcligc aan,lc
Scnsmaub bar en- fieibt SfiffcIie / Gius
9ebu. 8an frabao Jig baaoe Bros %
Slpmltcr peb jim Naarc. 8arbbruger
SIap Spbdu9. Y%pperbaIer, osbc nuber
Operation pda Serpels aIinif | ariltias
mia, 43 Iur 81. adrt q. 2cirflateuJ
8eibdI, ST Iar. Ole g. grpu, Siuitra,
So Iar. Der S~farpi6roet, gper. So
Iat. Sncbfcrntciter aarI Spcnbsruo,
S%iaebammer. Auren Sburipeen SAD
herg. Sauna Stenscn9. Saabers, 16
gar. aaren apitrio @enabpsb. 8olu
Glen Saape, Sfiaaf, 40 Iur. Iubers
NiIitab. Sell. 3S Iar. Mari grIanoss
batter aarnpeirter. Sfaabu. SO Nut.
Spr Spenoieu, Gsien, Sell, 70 Nar.
Wtarit Slsotr. 8rauli, Sadbere, 70 Sar.
Sin1en Solen, SolIebu, SO aar. Tsns
naI9 S.aisritab, g. Sron, So Iar. 90
bduneS 8. aoppen, anam, 70 Gar.
Nmunb gruba,,cn. Saabers, so Nar.
SpriieI apaIbeim, Sfiaaf, 3S Iar. Sres
orif Sfiennc, Sell, SO aar. Marit o.
NGblumipeeu, 8insebii, 90 Iar. Ole
y. aaliten, Sell, 20 Iar. SrGfirrer
9ans 8. @cr9sens, Sopre, gerte
SromsnGs, Saapuu9, 36 Iar. Ole s..
SIetteu, gper. 80 Sar. 8icrtrio
Stol5, gnie efter fbp. Yrcit / Stiaaf,
70 Iar. Son Glen Youmocu, Stinaf.
81 gar. Iatbea Hoenitab, gper. 10
aar. Griiteu g%er9ebagen, Suaberg, ~
sar. Ouobrano 8. apale, Com, II
Gar. &anbi Sfaarietrsuuiu9en, Saas
berg, SO Iar. Siireb arutbaig. gpsr.
IS Iar. Mari 8. Softe, Stiaaf, II
aar. Gimme .. @urbbiel. I. aufruit,
@om, 20 aar. Iuue 8. 9ole, 0aruc,
90 Idr. Suer Ianetre, Sunoorp, 50
Sar. 9aus .. Sotteu, Sinitra, So
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anlunOien,
% iuta
p en- Sort
pollen, on.
Den "qr
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Pen. GIpS.
Waibinstun
eStrner.
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gar. Suer q. Sosie, 8ralpc, aoifne.
7S Tdr. Seber 8ici'or, Cont 70 Iar.
Con @ggan, SeIsperfet, Sen, AZ Nar.
Cora Sicrbinsren, SeibaI, 70 Iar.
Iatias IS. 9oleu. Saabere. SO Gar.
Spreer Sobarieu Sper 80. Marie 8isrs
I~ihol9cu, Saabers, 10 Gar. Mari S.
@affe, %iuitra. 80 Gar. Narit 8. gins
ongen, Cell, so Sar. Sngebors 8ins
gen, (. Iue. Sdaber9. 43 Tor. Soer 8.
Ntiotlien. gitre @auSoal, 20 Iar. 8ris
itian Z. @Gtfcu, SeioaI, SO Iar. guef
6. Noeu, Siaabu, 50 Iar. Sngpalo
q. Sfreboeritucn. Apdnl, 30 Gar. Ser
trio 5. apam. Saapaus, ST Idr. Sas
rem 2itcrIi, I. |aaIeu, gitre @aiseal.
IS aar. Slai gpluno SuIebu, 80 Var.
ariitian 9atteitubcngen. Sdabers. rs
slar. CHEF .. Moen, Staabu. SO aar.
Slmlino gpbauscu, 2itre @ausodi. 20
sar. ariitiue Saeiuecu, 6ddberg, IS
&ar. Satcb Srrnoelstfen, Spamt. 81
Gar. CLAUS 9iumitieu, Spuebu. II
Gar. 9isbet Huoi, Iineebu, Sc Gar.
eli Sfaugcn, lll5poIp, Sell, 70 Gar.
Gle Gngc, I. 8aupar, gitre SauscaI.
So Iar. 5 Saage bar Spoulteipscn
pou fort SiD tuGttet DC 3 iorhoIbspis
rnsc Nlrnp: Sisuro Suube SIesiom.
81 Iar. Saul s. SoIbs, 81 Sar, %
2ieItior Sipsue, Spenitac, Al Var.
Saagaa, 24be Sebruar 1922.
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gpeSelaoenes NorsssiGro "aauitd'
MO" OA,u I,oi (frib iii q. 8 SIitnS.
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n bin RpS ilaaet fell? Gr BIZ trGt, elens
belt nsobruot plaget meb naseube Rpss
f'tsr. StIubeo % ~pluoielise ~itiffeuoe
porter? ouis iaa, ie til bine Nprer. Sper=
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|r.rHs. Rp9imerter os en- SsIslie al fulbs
fRoi9 ub'ltotbeb er ofte bet isrits Barrel.
Fnoprst bin Sunbbeb mebeus BIZ fan.
Snan's aionep YtnS, bet WibSel
\ lStorab anbeialer. SpBrg bin Wabo.
Str tr ct SilfGlbe fra 9eturab.
ka',s. Vim. eorbpoitbnb. 7O6 6. Maiu Ct, tiger:
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9mtfiig. Noar'ombtIit iee hapbe ct al bisis Au.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08
POWER FARMING
CARAVAN TO MOVE
SOUTH ON SUNDAY

Advance representatives OF the
Ford and Fordson exposition OF
power farming and industrial
trucks, tractors and appliances
passed through Salem today, COM
pleting arrangements with the
Valley Motor company, authorized
Ford and Fordson dealers, who
also will represent several OF the
additional concerns associated
with the Ford Motor company in
this project.
The first OF series of power
farming and industrial demon
strations is scheduled for Ashland,
Saturday, July Is, from which
point the caravan will work back
to Portland, stopping at all towns
and cities along the route.
mo similar affair has ever
been attempted in this country" +"
said F. L. Waggar. "The equip
ment, consisting of Ford TRUCKS,
Fordson tractors. the agricultural
implements Of the Oliver Chilled
Plow Works, the Ersted tractor
hoist. Hercules commercial bodies,
Lee line contractors dump bodies,
the Trailmobile, Casey tractor Sp-
pliances and other features of the
caravan represent a tremendous
investment in modern industrial
and farming apparatus. APPROX
mately fifty men are accompany
ing the caravan. These men are
experts on fabrication, the opera
tion and care OF trucks and trac-
tors, farm machinery and indus
trial appliances, and in connec-
tion with the demonstration OF
each product there will be series
pf brief talks and lectures"
After passing through Salem at
approximately IL o'clock noon,
the caravan will proceed
southwark to Ashland and return
here for the actual demonstrations
within three or four weeks, sub
iect to minor changes necessitated |
by road conditions or other factors
beyond control OF those in charge
of the program.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

il. O'Neil, general manager Of the
western lines in reporting the re-
turn to work of a number of the
railroads men.
within the next "a hours we'll
have 200 strikers back to work
west of Spokane" O'Neil asserted.
I'VE also expect the strikers at
Hayre. Mont, to return to work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08
TORNADO DEMOLISHES
VILLAGE IN KANSAS

Pratt. Kan, July Reports
Apf a tornado which almost swept
away the town of Lake City In
Barber county. 25 miles south OF
Pratt, were received here today.
Wires are down and efforts to get
teienhonic communication with
he town have been unsuccessful.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

lionaire-Husband of 'beautifn,
woman-But man to be shun-
ned, with battered face and a
bitter soul--This is Frank Mayos
unique character figure in "Tbe
Man Who Married His Own Wife ("
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08
new VAUDEVILLE AT BLIGH
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Thompson & Berri, a neat and
talented couple present a comedy
satire, patent Applied For" a
brand of fun intermingled with
song hits.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

looked upon as heir to the Rom
anoff throne, has been married
quietly here to Mile. Chanel,
whom he met since he has made
him home in Paris.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

Paul Howard opens the show to
good advantage in feats of con-
tortion placing his body in many
knots and twists and forward and
backward bending and dancing.
Special feature picture help to
make this show enjoyable. The
biggest man in San Francisco's
great shipping center-Multi-mil-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08
GREAT NORTHERN SAYS
STRIKE EFFECT PAST

Wenatchee. Wash, July g.
The shopmen's strike '1s virtually
over so far as the Great Northern
is concerned" was the statement Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

1--WE have numerous applica-
tions for shopmen, machine men,
and boiler makers in Washington,
but few are from Spokane"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

Russia insists that she can't
be bought, but at the same time
it looks as tho she was being badly
sold.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-08

We know little bird that has
agreed to eat all the striped suits
placed ON war grafters.
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
Ann D0esn't Mind
Being Called Penny
Eren in Public

lis great 20 be little, says Ann
Pennington, star OF George Whites
Scandals" which comes 10 the Bran
dsls lhsaisr for two nights and spe-
eiai matinee Decoration diy, starting
tomorrow night,
when you are small everyone
makes a pet OF you and wants % help
you In the Scandals company they
all treat me like a baby and, though
! resent this kind Of palTonizing
sometimes, u j. rather nice 90 he
popular. Wha, ! do not like 50 well
Is being called pct names or, rather,
nleknamss, although | don't mind
being called 'penny." because ] have
always been called Penny" ever since
| went 10 school"
"Penny Annie" halls from New
Jersey and went TO school IN CAM
den.
When Ann got 20 be 10 years OF
age nothing must do but that she
would take dancing lessons. So she
was sent 10 4 dancing academy IN
that city. presided over by Walter Z,
Wroe. aud she was all apt pupil. so
good, indeed, tha, the professor Of
ganiEed a special group oi six OF his
best little dancers. whom he called
"Wfoe's Buds" and Ann was the
pride OF the bouquet. "Nroe's Buds"
became a popular feature a, many
little entertainments in Philadelphia.
and il was not long before the pro-
lessor secured engagements for them
in ,heaters. and that settled Ann for
anything bu, a professional career.
Going TO New York. she was sue
eessiul in getting into the follies and
quickly became iayori,e with the
organization. and also appeared with
Raymond Hitchcock in two OF his
productions. When George White.
who had danced with penny" in the
Follies and also on the Century Roof.
organized his first Scandals" he
made her a fattering offer to head
his company. which was accepted.
and she has been the featured num-
Der OF the revue. ever since.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
Story of Holy Grail

"Thc Light in the Dark" Hope
Hampton's latest starring vehicle,
promises to furnish real novelty
for patrons of the cinema. One OF its
unusual and remarkable features is
reel in color, depicting the story
of the quest of the Holy Grail. Hand
colored by an artist, these scenes
were produced from the famous
Abby paintings, on exhibition in the
Boston Public library. "The Light
in the Dark" which was directed by
Clarence L. Brown, is declared to
be screen triumph for Miss Hamp-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
Former On,ahan
Directs Pictures
on Iona Island

Paramount will reopen its Long
Island studio, which has been closed
for year, with the production OF
Missing Millions" in which Alice
Brady will be starred. The produc-
ton OF this story. by Jack Boyle, also
marks the temperance of Miss
Brady pictures after years abb
sencc.
Joseph Henabery, former Omaha
boy, and his entire production unit,
which has just finished making The
Man Unconquerable" at the Lasky
studio in Hollywood, will be moved
TO New York to make this picture
with Miss Brady. Albert Shelby lie
Vino, scenarist, also will come from
the coast to make the adoption Of
the story which is centered around
the activities of Boyle's famous fic-
ton characters OF the underworld,
Boston Blackie' and MARY"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28

towns. William Harris, jr., the
producer, considered the play too i'm
portant to risk the organization OF
a second company, thus the playgo.
ers here will witness a performance
which is said to be as perfectly bal
anced as those given during the first
flush of the plays success. "Abra-
ham Lincoln" with Frank McGlynn
as Lincoln, will be at Brandeis for
three days beginning next Thursday.
A matinee is scheduled for Saturday.
In the character Of Lincoln Frank
McGlynn came to fame although he
had played for many years and was
known to his fellow actors as a man
OF talent. The highest tributes
have been paid this impersonation by
men who knew Lincoln intimately
and each detail of the performance
has been checked and rechecked to
make it in fact a recreation of the
great hero OF America
In the company Of some forty
players required to enact Abraham
Lincoln" will be found Winifred
Hanlcy, William w. Crimans. Jennie
A. Eustace. Warren Ashe, Priscilla
Knowles, James S. Barrett, Bertha
K. Wood, James Durkin. William
Brady, William r. Randall, William
Corbett, John w. Bennett. Gerald
Cornell, Frank Ginter, Dolph Ryan,
Carson Davenport and others.