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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
DATES ARE SET
':Miss Dolly DimpIes" 10 Be
Presented Here March
is and is.

Miss Dolly Dimples,. the musical
entertainment to be given here under
the direction of Misses Media and
Edna Nlorehead, Of New York. for the
benefit OF The Associated Charities,
will take place the evenings of Maren
10 and d6 a. the Robinson Grand thea
ter. Eight hundred persons will APP
pear in the various roles and clloruses.
In casting about for an attraction
worth while. clean aud wholesome and
taking into the consideration that
local people, really enjoy a musical
play with a bit eff comedy. good cos
tuning, electrical ELECTS and seen
cry, the management has arranged
with the Misses Morehead TO stage the
stupendous attraction of sMiss Dolly
Dimples" in all its varying. changes
OF color-for there 81. a riot OF beauty
in the 500 costumes used.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
LEAVES FILMS FOR
THE CONCERT STAGE

Jode Mutually; formerly of the Jesse
L. Laskey company. hassleft that COM
pahy and is at present booking en-
gagements in the theaters OF the
principal cities of the country for a
concert tour. on which he is soon to
start
That he would eventually forsake
the held OF; motion pictures for the
stage has long been regarded as a
fofegone eonci ision by many OF his
friends. forS while Nj. Mullally has
without doubt made good in the pic-
;tlIre world, he was me- theleSs edu7
Gated for tils operate stage. 8
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
RESCUED SAILORS.
From the German Cruiser,
Bleucher, All Wore New
Style Life Preservers. A

Correspondence Of Associated Press,
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The German
sailors who were rescued from the
sinking cruiser Bleucher all wore new
style life preservers. with which the
German navy has been equipped since
the beginning OF the war.
The apparatus consists of cork
belt and an infrataL:e vest fastened
about the shoulders. The vest is Of
ribberiand issabout "a inches long BY
10 inches wide. 1t can be blown. up
by the wearcr in a moment and - so
made that when in use the air feed
pipes comes opposite the mouth. Ger-
man sailors stated that any man who
lost this article was liable to a fine
of SO.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Mr.. Wheeler Oakman made a big hit
at that great selig masterpiece, .Ths
Spoilers" when he created the part
OF the .Broncho Kid" Mr.. oakman
is member Of Colin Campbells com.
pany. which Is now producing .The
Rosary" q magnificent production cal.
culated to be even greater than -The
Spoilers" He plays opposite Miss
Kathlyn Williams ordinarily, and
has made himself exceptionally. POM.
lar with the theater.going public: The
work of Mr.. 0akman is, recognized
assparticularly artistic. with careful
attention to the small d "details that sp.e.
duce perfection. He has gone to pan.
ana with the Kathlyn Williams com.
pany to- aim; Rex Beach.s great novel.
The Ne'er Do Well. = and will enact
leading role 10 this strong story. !.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Gertrude Mccoy, Edison star.

Il
Gertrrdo Mccoy. a native OF III
sunny south, entered upon b 6fs
ton in life al n very early ago. IN lille
"a theatrical troupe was passing fcI
home town. Oxford. Tenn. the TIE
miss44only eight years old wasidsts
ed along and was given part SUD ID
To her years for the matinee pergofliiis
arce. Upon her return home she
lated her experience TO Inc; amaze
.nient ot. ali the members cf Tho tam
ily The theatrical seed had now
been planted and II few years laiee
Miss Mccoy Joined the 11iiu Gissx, +
Company, with which sste Remained.
for two seasons Her next ciigS
rnents wass with Eddie Foy. Id 4 il,is
Hammersu OF Broadway. and later ~
see her as Hazel; the little mot her
less girl in the Fair Coco. ~
Miss AfcC oyis entire mot ion pittnrs
experience has been with tii6 Edison
COMPANY. which she Joined about your
years ago. IN ~
Aside from the lseen interest zhe
takes in her work hefore5 the Gym.
era, MISS islcf 10y Is ~ Scenario writ en.
having written such Edison MAR
a Emitted ID Dang ana SifiS'<
i3pl dup if bot 81 which Ale played
ne leHA Ing role
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
cENsORsHlP.
'0i Pictures Put in Hands OF States
by the Supreme Court.

The United States Supreme Court
has rendered decision that tile states
have full power to censor and control
all exhibitions OF moving pictures, ana
that such control is In the interest
OF the public. The decision was CIV
en- in answer to the appeal OF . film
company III Ohio from the decision of
a federal court. which refused the
company an Injunction sought on the
ground that the censorship was a
violation OF .the constitutional right
OF free speech and personal liberty
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

thousands OF dollars In jewels. Aided
ny Harry Warfington,s the wealthy
young man whose life she saved in a
previous adventure, the girl detective
tracks Snake to his lair Although
Snake cleverly battles every. effort
made to cnsnare him, Ruth finally
trinmphs when. disguised as a woman
OF the slims. she 1fascinatcs the man.
See this drama when II, Is presenter
here at the Gideon II you like genuine
!y good detective stories.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Cohtinued from page ., Ind section.
Edgar selwyn's healthy farce. Near
tly Married.
Lew Fields Suzi closed its season
In New. York, insteed or going to
Hartford for the end, and .Prett,
Mrs. Smith," In which Fritzi Schefr
was starring. stopped for time at
Buffalo. NJ,
A new play by c. F. Nirdinger. who
wrote for Elsie Ferguson, .The First
Lady of the Land !" is to be produced
at Bridgeport within a fortnight. The
principal role has been entrusted to
Suzanne Jackson.
" "
Fred Niblo and his wife. Josephine
Cohan, who have. been starring In
Australia for the last three years.
vii be back in this country in the
summer and viii lie next season un-
! der the management Of Conan & ..Har-
,ris. ~ g. IS &; Z
I " "
Emma Bunting is to make a tour
of the principal cities of the south,
/ starting in Texas, In Help Wanted, 1.
under the direction of Jack TSait, au-
thor and manager of the play. ana
John Raftefy.
The tours are to be extended Of the
"Diplomacy" revival with William
Bates and OF 1.-THE Girl from Utah
with Julia Sanderson, Donald Brian,
and Joseph Cawthofne. ~
" " "
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle are
working on the creation Of a nation.
al dance. 1t is to be characteristical-
~ American, to fit 1t for its claim.
When It is satisfac torily worked out
the new dance will be Introduced into
the performance of Watch Your
Step"
Otis Skinner has a contract for five
years with Charles Frohman. He will
leave New York for tour on the
road in "The Silent Voice and next
season he will have d new play.
" "
The naval academy midshipmen
will this year have produced by their
dramatic club, The Masqueraders, an
original comedy called Facing the
Music"
James r. Racket, has established
Offices in New York and Is contem-
plating several big productions. h. He
is at present at work on his revival
OF "A!acheth ;.
Madame Walska, a Polish pyima
donna, is shortly to make her Amer
lean debut in an operetta called Be
fore the Pray" under the direction Of
the Shpberts.
Fanny Ward has vaudeville play-
lei. by Edgar. Allan .MooH, called "a
Table and Twos Chairs" in which
she enacts the role OF wife who is
4 social butterfly until financial re-
verses come to her husband ard leave
the couple only the articles of furni-
,tilre which supply the title. sle rises
to the. occasion and the play has some
pretty sentiment.
a'sRich Man, Poor, Man." a play by
Porter Emerson Browne. had It's frs,
production this week in Philadelphia
at the Little theater. The play, has
for its theme social contrasts in a
marriage. OF a rich mans sen TO a
poor mans daushter
i. . ~ y = =. h.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
= 5cENE7FRoM 1olD loAAcSoN DIAMONDS

Tho last rlease Of "The Girl De-
tective. series, which the Kalem peo-
pie are producing, is called .oll
lsaacson's Diamonds" Like those
which have preceded it in this series,
this feature is in two acts. The girl
detectives latest adventure causes her
10 search for the leader OF band Aoi
dangerous criminals This man, Snake
-Honsly, successfully engineered a
robbery which netteds his gang many
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

is carried out. Speaking ofthe circu-
larizlng OF schools 10 induce the chill
den TO rotsriet tfieira consumption OF
fooa,i the paper declares. Dear Faith
.ei,laud. now inayest thou be tranquil
II Is stated that the waaEc0n,mittees
for consumers has peti;ioned The i'm,
per!al CHANCELLOR Ito accelerate the
slaughter OF pigs for fear that the
potato folder given che animals may
shorten mo national fsod supply.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

i . ~ u =
Alan Thurstons in reality "a eleven
thief. poses as a retired broker. and
nc hes access to the most exclusive
society circles. Katherine selwys
Is an orphan and an art deyotee.
.Thnrston is attracted By her beauty,
and marines her because. he needs an
assistant In his crookedness. After
marriage ka therine learns the truth
about her husband and spurns hims
However poverty pinches and Thurs
ton; invited to.the Van Thornton home
and covetfns Mrs. Van Thornton's
jewels. seeks out Katherine. pays for
her little room, and takes her with
him. He compels her TO assume a
sprained ankle to gain access to ,tac
Van Thornton's home, and he orders
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b Il
her to LOCATE the Jewels, She does
so Then she is renorseful. and, hid
ing tfom elsewhere, refuses to divulge
her knowledge to T'hurston. The
thief. fnfuriateti, attacks her.l Mrs.
Van Thlirston's brother has become
suspicious and has watched Katherine.
Hearing sounds of the struggle he
r!ishes to her aid. zThurston1 and he
engage in struggle and TNurst6n s
revolver is accidentally, discharged.
and he dies by his own hand. Kath-
crime Is forgiven BY Mrs Van Thorn
ion. and the interest shown by her
brother in the beautiful girl Indicates
that they may have future happiness
in store. This Selig two reel drama.
written by J. Jennett, will be shown
in this city.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Z
NEW KLRINE STUDIO.

Word has sheen receivedi al
the kleirle ctiices Of the com.
fpletion d the big new studio
At GrpslEa sco. Italy. Fcreiga
reports claim II to be the larg-
Tcst and best appointed studio
In the world. The glass stud
Jos, dark room and mechanical
appatat,is Of Various kinds are
all Of the latest and most Inn
proved types. Grugliasco. lies
hut q few miles from Turin in
the foothills Of the Alps. Pro-
dtction will not be commenc-
ed until conditions abroad arc
normal.
- - -. 80 e. if {.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Harry Millarde and Anna Nilsson
have the leads I, in 'Barrlers swept.
Aside a modern two-reel dramast lie
released by the Kalem company 30
few days. n a 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

~. ~ 4 y 4 I
les Hoyt's laughable comedy Of Amer
lean life. Mr. Power brings to the
character all the sympathy and REIN
ed comedy that the role requires. "a
Texas Steer" will be released in the
near future. ..is
so many aspiring young girls write,
to me and ask me how to become act
resses in motion pictures" said Miss
kathlyn Williams. the famous star Of
the Selig Polyscope stock company.
Although the advice is not always
we'll taken, almost Invariably say
don't to them
The Hotel Alexandria OF Los An
geles, Cal, turned over the entire
first floor of the hotel to motion
picture company to be used by it
for several hours in the production
Of THE Pretty Mrs. Smith," featlr-
ing FRITZ Scheff.
George A. Lessey, we'll known Imp
director, is directing the production
of The Corslcan Brothers," in which
King Eaggot, Frank Smith and Jane
Gail are featured.
ysg y Na
Four George kleine attractions.
Vendetta" "Othello," AJudgc Not
and THE Golden Beetle which here.
tCiore have been booked through thu
special feature departments OF the
General Film Company, are now ayaiIA
able for rental through the thirteen
Kleine ranch Offices. III : e
f--'s ~ A-sti2aAf'aN " ie ~ 80 3is9 +
Dame fashion is a stern dictator in
the motion pictures. Every whim Of
fashion must be carefully studied and
the latest in wearing apparel shown
in order to satisfy the public. Alany
leaders in fashion now attend the mos
ton picture theaters In order to get
the latest fashion hints.
r4,4---.-.- ss-.-; ~ - ..-l..,,-..-l..S,s..
r. A. Walsh. director with the Re-
liance-AIajestic company at their
Hollywood studios. Is the son or Tom
Walsh, we'll known New York polite
ian.
Despite the damage done to Univer-
sal City by the recent unexpected
storm, General Manager Isadorc Bern
stein, OF the Universal west coast
studios, announces positively that the
city will open on March 10, us al.
ready planned
The Imp company announces an
award Of $50 to the person submitting
the best name for a modern life drama
in three reels Just produced by Stu
art Patton. its auhor. With Matt Moore.
William Walsh. Hobart Henley and
Dorothy Phillips in the leads. 1t Is
to be released March j.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Marguerite courtot has done 1t
again! This dainty little actress, who
appears In the two-act drama, .Pois-
4 on! : has dust won another 800 prize.
This time, for being one Of Americas
tiity most beautiful girls. Miss Gopr-
tot picture will be shown at he san
francisco exposition, together With
those % he other forty=nine most
beautiful girls.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Emma calve, who; WAS ID have is,
spearedS In New York for her yaude-,
Vile debut was taken M and her
opening bad 10 he ostppneds lier
place IN d was taken ION short
T s,c! e ssIs " Itssin AS 6si'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

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little TA1TLE

-Continued. from page ., 9nd sectIon.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-12

75c Negligee Coat Shirts for Materials per- EO
and madras Spring stripe patterns all Sizes oON
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Waldorf pork and beans, 3 cans, 25c
Pittsgrove lima beans; sweet, tender
Jersey beans, can, lie; cans. Csc
Hunts Hawaiian sliced pineapple.
packed where grown. in heavy
syrup, ........ .25c; O cans, S1.3S
Large thin-skinned juicy Florida or
anges, dozen. ...29cy dozen, 5Sc
Large, sound Messina lemons. dozen.
Ice
Bright, heavy. juicy grape fruit, &c
q for 25c
Fancy fat Norway mackerel. ID.
pals, .........-..... .0}c
New ocean white fish. 10 lb. pals,
containing 20 fish: pail, .7sc
Little Cove oysters, can, ........ &c
3 cans, 25c
Kippered herring. large cans. 25c
Chinook" salmon steak, the finest
packed: large round cans, -. 2sc
Apex" imported sardines in pure
olive oil, can, 49,. I0c, cans, 25c
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.fStork" telephone table peas. can.
lie; cans, csc
alag" tender sweet peas: can,
15c; dozen. $1.70
Early June peas, full cans. good
quality; can. Toe; 3 cans, 25c
Choice fine cut Shoe Peg corn; can,
Zoe; cans. 25c
Flag" sweet kernel. creamy Maine
corn: can, ....... 15c: dozen. x1.50
Tender firm asparagus tips. tall tins,
cans. .... 25c
Number PA tins fancy new aspara-
gus; can. ......... Use; q for x1.00
Flag whole tomatoes: large cans.
I5e; dozen, SI.10
Royal Blue" solid hand packed
Maryland tomatoes; can. lie
Dozen. s1.35
Golden wax beans. cans. . Zoe
3 cans. 25c
Flag" cut refugee beans. fine flavor.
No. cans. ....... 13c; cans, 75c
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A More Comfortable Chair
Was Never Made to Sell for So Little

Five dollars is the usual price Of this fumed oak rokerbut
tomorrow you may buy it for $3 95
$o0 fumed oak rockers imitation brown spanish leather seat
With springs. Special So 95
$3.50 fumed oak chairs. Special ............. So 95
$ll.15 fumed oak chairs. Special ............. S495
$24.50 leather chairs Special ................ S11 95
S14.50 golden oak hall rack Special .......... $1O95
$3.50 golden oak chionier Special ........... So 95
$3.50 golden oak hall table Special ......... So 95
$3.50 walnut dresser Special ...............$ .$1295
$3.50 walnut chiffonier. Special ......... .$12 50
$3.50 walnut chonier Special ...........,.. .$13 95
$500 mahogany china closet. Special ....... .$1695
$1,000 Early English serving table. Special $695
iS Dives, Pomeroy Stewart, Third Floor-Three Elevators
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Gondolies imported homeless and
skinless sardines. in pure olive oil,
about 16 fish to the can; can, .2gc
6 cans, S1.70
Country cured dried beef. Il h., 10c
Lebanon bologna, h., .......... .25c
Luncheon loaf, h., ............. 2Sc
Sliced boiled ham. lb., 1920. .39c
Sugar cured bacon, sliced, h.. Use
Minced ham, lb. ..........2 zoe
Longhorn cheese, h.. ......... .zSc
English dairy cheese. lb., .27e
Pimento cheese, lb.. ............2 .27c
Imported Roquefort, h., ..... .SJc
Large Santa Clara prunes. lbs. 2Jc
Yellow meaty California peaches,
lbs. .25c
New Sultana raisins. pkg, Sc
Record coffee. l ID. package. .35e
Banquet coffee, l lb. package. SOC
Purity coffee. / Id. cans. ....... .40c
Our Favorfte tea, h., ,........... .45c
Hershey's pure cocoa, h.. ..... 1Sc
lbs, 35c; 5 lbs- S3c
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az Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor
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SCHOOL DRESSES
$1.OO to S1.9S

The showing of girls and
children s dresses for Spring
covers the broadest style as
semblage that we have ever
made in any one season. To
the Mother who is desirous of
dressing her little girl for
school in a neat but comely
fashion, will find the dresses
of ginghams and crepes full
of interest. There are scores
of styles in almost as many
colorings and color combina-
tions. Sizes range from 6 to
IA and prices begin at $1.OO
1t is showing that no Mother
of young girls can afford to miss.
az Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
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New arrivals include vestees, gumpes collars, sets
and new pleatings.
Sleeveless gumpes of net with lace trimming in
white and eeru, ................... soc to 81 90
Organde collars in embroidered designs in the floral
and pleated back designs, ......... 25c to 81 90
a. Dives Pomeroy
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Swift & Co. Tender Shoulders Specially
Priced, h.. l2hc
Interesting Grocery Items Gathered for Tomorrow

500 sw tender shoulders lbs EACH No mall telephone O. D.
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Queen Quality Spring Pumps
for Women

The popularity of this make of shoes due its style leader
ship and the of first class materials all through the making
Queen Quality stands for shoe excellence and these pump
styles for Spring among the shown for the
Dull calf gaiter with inlay
heels flexible
Patent kid Colonial pumps with inlay steel buckle pointed plain
hand turned with French heels $500
Dull kid two bar Colonial pumps plain toe last light weight
Goodyear weled sole with French heels
Dull kid and patent colt three oxod short
with leather
Patent colt skin Colonial with
finish buckle light weight weled
Black kid Colonial
weted soles and Il inch military heels,
Dives, Pomeoy FloorR
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Spring Kid Gloves of Finest Quality

Every woman who loves genuine quality in
imported grades. Of first Importance are the
their rich wide embroidery and white sewing
Trefousse 2-easp kid gloves with large clasp: in
black with white embroidery and white sewing One
of the best glove qualities We have ever shown.
Pair, Observation-Disclosures. So %
Our own importation of real kid gloves, in white,
Twe-elasp kid gloves in white, colors and black.
Pair, ................ $1.5O
s9 Dives Pomeroy
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y
and Sans Pareil real kid gloves with
Two-clasp kid gloves in tan; especially good
Sixteen button chamoisette washable gloves in
natural biscuit and white Pair, SOC to 81 80
Two-clasp chamosette gloves in white, natural and
pongee. Pair, 25c and SOC
Childrens 2-casp washable chamosette gloves in
white. Pair, ....................25 .25c and SOC
Stewart, Street Floor.
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Cotton Voiles Highly Favored for Spring
Dresses; Many Choice Designs Low in Price

Voiles promise to be one
of the Spring seasons most
popular weaves. New arriv-
ais are SO to 40 inches wide
in white and colored
grounds with rosebud fig
ures of hello, blue, pink and
corn. Yard, ..... .25c
Voiles, 3S inches wide, in
white and colored grounds.
Yard, .25c
Silk voile, in Pekin stripes
white and tinted grounds
and fancy silk figures. Yard,
75c
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Voiles, 80 inches wide, in
all over designs, very new.
Yard, .29c
French voile, 40 inches
wide; in fancy French de-
signs of floral designs on
white and colored grounds.
Yard, ...............6 .69c
Plain voiles, 36 to 40
inches wide. colored woven
silk figures ON white
grounds. Yard,
soc, 79c and S1.OO
Organdy Raye, SO inches
wide; self color stripes with
floral design. Yard, Csc
Stewart, Street Floor.
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Vestees in great variety of styles of organdie and
net; embroidered and with trimmings of lace in white
and ecru, ..................2 25c to $2.5O
Oriental and shadow lace collars in many styles in
flare and pleated back effects in white and ecru
25c to $1.OO
Stewart, Street Floor.
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L lightweight Spring Corset,

Warner and oatst trimmed
to
sd Flor-nr Elevators
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THE NEW AND PERFECT
CATHo Lie IBLE

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Sixteen Pages of Colored Maps.
Thirty-two Beautiful Illustrations.
Family Record of Four Pages.
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THE ANGRY SUBSCRIBER.

More attention than has yet been
given to it is deserved by the psychol-
ogy of the people who, having seen
something in newspaper, usually an
editorial article, with which they
strongly disagree, Immediately write
and mail an angry letter announcing
the firm intention to take that paper
no more.
The apparent purpose of this action
assuming it to be carried QUITS
to punish the expression of the re-
scented opinions by withdrawing a
fraction of the papers revenue, but
underlying that aim is probably de-
sire, conscious or unconscious, to in
spire fear of other losses of the same
kind and SO to coerce the paper by
an appeal to it's material interests
into reversal of its policy and atti-
tude on the question at issue.
OF course such reversal for such
reason would be dishonest as well
as cowardly, but he who proclaims the
stopping of his subscription doesn't
LnlnK OIL LHdC. Anu uoW udlu W GA
plain is it that anybody should be
without the willingness, or even with
out the eagerness, to hear what can
be said against his own views or con-
clusions Either his confidence in
his own judgment is weak or he pre-
fers to hold to notions already ac-
.cepted, regardless of whether they are
right or wrong.-New York Times.