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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22

AHhAI EOAJLOMANu IhLOES
WILL PREVAIL ON WHITE
LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS
AND SCARFS:
$500 Values, White Sale
price ..'........... SEAS
$3.50 Values. White Sale
price $l.98
$50 Values, White Sale
price .....'....... $1.1D
$1.00 Values, White Sale
price ................ soc
s5c Values, White Sale
price .....,........ Tic
75c Values, White Sale
price ..'............ bOc
soc Values. White Sale
price .......,....... 30c
35c Values. White Sale
price ............... 24c
25c Values, White Sale
price ....,......... 10c
20 PER CT. REDUCTION
ON ALL ART LINENS AND
FANCY LINEN HUCKs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
LONG CIOTH

A wonderfully large assort-
ment long cloth; finest quail
ity: best for the money. A
great saving in these.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
COTTON RATS

Right now, a good time TO
make comforters, 2 BIG
SHIPMENTS JUST RE
cEIVED ESPECIALLY FOR
THIS SALE.
l6c Cotton Bats, Jan. White
Sale .............. ffc
25c Cotton Bats. Jan. White
Sale ........... 1ac
eSc Cotton Bats, Jan. White
sale ........ 4oc
sSc Cotton Bats, Jan. White
Sale ......... sac
'l.oO Cotton Bats. January
"hite Sale ......... soc
WOOL BATS
Comes in 2 lb. size; each
BAIT In carton. finest quaIitv
selected fleece, pure and
sanitary.
"VVi batt, January
Clearance Sale . St4t
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
We have never shown
such a complete stock Of
Muslin Underwear for anv
SALE An assortment that
simply can't help but please
the most critical. BEAUTT-
FUL GOWNS. PETTICoATs
with tulled lace flouncinRs.
NEW ENVELOPE CoMBT-
NATIONS in silk and sheer
nainsook.
CORSET COVERS in neat
models with the new modesty
sleeve In silk and nainsook.
open and closed drawers ana
knickerbockers. All these
beautiful thinks combine 10
make the most attractive and
desirable showing ever offer.
cd to Pendleton people.
Come and see.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
35c INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS. fac

A lot OF odds and ends In
initial handkerchiefs, possibly
Just the initial you will want.
White sale price ..... .15c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
WHITE MIDDIES
REDUCED.

WHITE MIDDIES IN
FANCY AND REGULATION
STYLES WILL BE RE-
DUCED FOR THE WHITE
SALE. Made OF best grade
French volle-fancy and
regulation styles.
Japanese Mandarin MILDLY
finished with white button
hole scallops.
$1,75 val. white sale pr. S1.20
All S1.25 values,
White sale price ..... OSc
All $3.50 values
White sale price ...S1.10
BRASSIERES. !
One lot OF Brassieres, front
and back closing. dlscontin-
ued numbers. Broken lot of
sizes.
soc values for ...... .35c
$1.00 values for ........ csc
S1.5O CORSETS, zoe.
One lot of corsets, our
regular $3.50 value, low bust
long boneless hips. Sizes "a
to 20. Will go for 80. .7Oc
One lot OF Gossard, Ben
Hur and Royal Worcester
Corsets in discontinued num-
bers. Broken lot OF sizes,
1-2 price. /
$500 val. white sale pr. 800
$3.50 val. white sale pr. 1.75
$500 val. white sale pr, $50
$3.50 val. white sale pr. 3.25
$500 val, white sale pr, 400
$40 val. white sale pr. 800
Balance Of regular stock
during White Sale 10 per
cent discount
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
MUSLIN GOWNS

CORSET COVERS.
S5c val, white sale price 23c
soc VAL. white sale price 3Sc
75c val, white sale price CSC
WHITE CREPE DE CHINE
CORSET COVERS.
$3.50 val, white sale pr. $1.9s
$3.50 val. white sale pr. 2.9S
KNICKERBoCKERs
White sateen. best quality,
all sizes, finished with rubber
at waist and knee. Cotton
crepe made In same style.
S125 val. white sale pr. csc
$500 val. white sale pr. S1.l0I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
ONE ESPECIALLY BEAU
TIFUL PIECE OF IMPORT
ED SCOTCH MADRAS

Ed SCOlCh M1hDftltS
in a rose pattern. shades OF
cream, Si.25 value, very
special, White Sale pr: soc
CRETONNE
II you are looking for an
artistic design in cretonne or
chintz TO do over a room
which has become a little
shabby. you can't afford TO
overlook the bargains we
are offering.
LOT 800 values. White
Sale price ........ 38c
LOT 2-35c values. White
Sale price ........ &c
LOT 3-25c values, White
Sale price ......... 18c
COMFORT SATEEN AND
CRETONNE
Values to 35c, White Sale
price .....'....,.... lie
ALL 121Sc SILKOLINES DC
25 PER CT. REDUCTION
ON ALL WHITE AND
CREAM SCRIM CURTAINS
Values from $500 to 5000
per pair.
75c STAMPED PILLOW
CASES ........,.. 61c
BEAUTIFUL NEW DESIGNS
IN STAMPED TOWELS
S5c Values, White Sale
price ......... 0Oc
60c Values. White Sale
price ............ 46cI
25 PER CT. REDUCTION
ON ALL CLUNY SCARFS|
AND DO1LIES.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
WHITE SILKS AT WHITE
SALE PRICES

White silks included IN
this sale. such as Crepe de
Chine. Messaline. Jap silk.
etc.
$500 Crepe de Chine. Jan.
White Sale ........ S1.5e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
DRAWERS AND KNICK-
FR ROCKERS



soc values. white sale pr. sec
s1.25 val. white sale pr. csc
$50 val. white sale pr. S1.I9
CHILDREN,s MUSLIN PET
TICOATS AND SLIPS.
s25c values, white sale pr. 10c
soc values, white sale pr. 30c
s1.25 val. white sale pr. 9sc
s2.25 val. white sale pr. St.40
WHITE COATS.
White coats, all new.
Chinchilla and wool ratine
finished with belts and fancy
buttons.
$3.50 val. white sale $3.50
S22.50 val. white sale S17.50
NOW is YOUR CHANCE
TO GET THAT NEW SUM
MER COAT AT A SAVING.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
LACES, 1Oc.

Shadow, net, valenciennes,
round thread, Barmen cluny.
and torchon laces as pretty
as of hand made, in 1 to 4
inch widths, worth from IL
1-2c to zoe.
White aaIa nrica fnc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
LYK LINEN

I ~ n Aa-N
No other white wash fab
ric like Il. has every resem-
blance OF linen. yet all cot
ton; does not crush; soft fin.
ish. Launders fine ASK FOR
LYK LINEN.
\ CSC Quality. January White
] sale ................ 1Sc
soc Quality. January White
sale 24c
35c Quality. January White
sale ....... ... &c
INDIA LINONS
Fine, sheer India Linons
for every purpose. suitable
for waists. children's dresses.
slips. corset covers and the
Ike; best quality.
lOc Quality. January White
sale ................ SC
IL 1-2c Quality, Jan. White
sale .............. DC
i5c Quality. January White
Sale ................ 12C
zoe Quality. January White
sale ........'..... 1oc
CSC Quality. January White
SILK FINISH CHIFFON
An elegant silk finish fab
ric. suitable for baby dresses.
waists. dresses and fine lin
gerie. As inches wide.
CSC Quality. January White
Sale ............. 47c
75c Quality. January White
Sale ............... 5Sc
Ian Ian SILK
Purchased strictly for lin
gerie. drops and petticoats,
for sheer coverings. has a
lustre that won't come off.
soft as charmeuse.
soc Quality, January White
Sale ............. 3Sc
soc Quality, January White
Sale .............. 49c
CREPE PLISSE
Crepe Plisse is universally
liked for underwear: comes
80 inches wide in white only,
with assorted ripple stripes.
zoe Quality. January White
Sale ............... 16c
Csc Quality. January White
Sale ............. 1Sc
DOTTED SWISS
A fine, sheer swiss dress
fabric with dots that won't
come out. Mercerized fin
ish. 80 inches wide, assorted,
launders fine.
Csc Quality. January White
Sale .........-..,.. 19c
zoe Quality. January White
sale ............. l0c
VOILE
WOLFE is to be one of the
most popular cloths Of the
season. We carry a wider
variety Of these than any
other material. in plain. en-
broidered. crepe. etc. Beau
tiful quality. very effective.
Csc Quality. January White
sale l0c
35c Quality. January White
sale ........'... &c
4Oc Quality. January White
sale .....'..'... SIC
soc Quality, January White
Sale .............. SIC.
s5c Quality. January White
Sale remembrance. 4Sc
75c Quality, January White
Sale ................ 63c
t125 Quality, January White
Sale .............. S6c
$3.50 Quality, January White
sale ............ Sl.lS
nTNfITX
Comes In checks and stripes.
finest quality finish. assorted
checks for fancy work,
aprons and baby dresses.
2Oc Quality, January White
Sale ............... 16c
csc Quality. January White
Sale ......-....... 16c
LONG CLOTH
A wonderfully large assort-
ment long cloth; finest quail
ity: best for the money. A
great saving in these.
IL 1-2c Quality, Jan. White
Sale ......... 08c bolt
l5c Quality. January White
Sale ................ l2c
zoe Quality, January White
sale nam. lOc
Csc Quality. January White
Sale ............... 19c
soc Quality, January White
sale ........... S4c
csc Quality. January White
sale ............ ZOc
HONEYMOON NAINSOOK
For your best lingerie, firm
texture, can be embroidered,
wears better.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
WINE WOOLENs

Such as Serge. Wool. Batiste,
Bedford Cord. Repp and
Broadcloth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
I'IQUE

The medium and fine
striped Pique Is to be worn
this season. Suitable for
chlldren's wash suits. ladies'
dresses. extra skirts, collar
and cuff sets, etc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22

in a rose pattern. shades OF
cream, Si.25 value. very
special, White Sale pr: soc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
CREPE PLISsE

Crepe Plisse is universally
liked for underwear: comes
80 inches wide in white only,
with assorted ripple stripes.
zoe Quality. January White
sale ........... 10c
Csc Quality. January White
Sale ............... 1Sc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
SILK FINISH CHIFFON

An elegant silk finish fab
ric. suitable for baby dresses.
waists. dresses and fine lin
gerie. As inches wide.
CSC Quality, January White
Sale .............. 41c
75c Quality. January White
Sale 0Sc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
SERVICE

CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE
WHITE SALE IN OUR PURE FOOD SHOP.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-22
LAN IAN SHK

Purchased strictly for lin
gerie. drops and petticoats,
for sheer coverings. has a
lustre that won't come off.
soft as charmeuse.
soc Quality, January White
sale ............. Soc
soc Quality, January White
Gel. A0n
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14

months since officer Otis Powers has
been exercising his authority as chief,
and he and his assistants r also
coming in for favorable comment for
their activity.
Indications are pointing to less law
lessness in HendersonVilles for Mayor
G. e. Brooks has gained for himself
the reputation of dealing out maximum
punishments. So long as he continues
in this c~ommendable direction and the
arresting officers continue their alert
ness. and Solicitor Schenck pursues
with his customary nervousness and
the Judges of the Superior court sup
port the officers in their efforts, the
record of H~endersonVille Is
calculated to show rapid signs of i'm
provement. The public takes pride III
speaking of these facts and the Dem
pcrat would assure the officers that they
it's hearty support as well as that
of the decent minded and laW-aDldlng
element of the people in this cleanup
which it is to be hoped Will
be continued until more of the !
dogs" are brought to justice.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER.

This is the way it looks to a writer
has travelled some, and watched
for reasons why a town prospers. he
saws this about the town newspaper:
'Stand by your town newspaper. II
there is anything in your town worth
talking about. ten chances to one your
little town paper had a hand IN put
ting it there and If. there exists any
sunsightly or unsavory nuisance TWEEN
~ chances to one it will stay there un-
til YOUR town editor sees 1t or smelis
it and wipes his pen ON the tewn
boards breeches, If anybody beyond
the walls of your little burg ever
,3aarns that there is such 8 place as
Peaceville, it will be throngnuthe TOWN.
oracle. - r-
Z ."Every village gets its moneys
worth in the village newspaper. c
the wagon that carries all your good
things to market. It ought to be- kept
in good repair. In many cases II
would pay to great it, paint It, keep lts
running gear in shape and sheher u
at he public expense.
STAND by your local newspaper
It's the guardian and defender OF every
Interest. the .forerunner and pioneer
of every advance movement and the
stury advocate Of law and order. TAX
II away. and it would not be six
months before the town WOULD lOok as
il had been doped. Business WOULD
drag. society would yawn and grass
would grow between the pebbles.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
STRENUOUS PAsTlME.
The Whip Game as Played by Natives
of British Guiana.

The Whip Game as Played by Natives
of British Guiana.
OF all the games 1t has been my lot
to witness the most strenuous was the,
whip game l saw in British Guiana.
Before the game the women handed
around bowls of the native drink, pal
warie."
Then the players, men and boys, lined
up In two rows facing each b Eacn
carried a whip ornamented with b
tasseIs, those of the two end players
having whistles attached.
A gentle stamping began. which grad.
uaIly grew louder till the earth seemed
to throb.
Shouts of "Yau au!' rang along the
line, and the players waved their whips
and swayed gently backward and for
ward as they stamped.
Presently the two end men passed
down between the rows, while those
lined up moved slowly in the opposite
direction. In rotation the other pairs or
men did likewise, and then the whistle
men ran swiftly tO>their original places.
The stamping increased in fury, and
the Whistlers whlstled at each other In
Wild excitement.
They raised their whips and feigned
to lash out at each other without much
hurt.
The women ran up and down the
rows Offering their calabashes OF pal
warfe," and then the real whipping be-
gan.
Two men challenged each other to a
contest, and the rows retired, still
stamping. The whfppers, splendidly
built fellows, stripped save for lOin
cloths, were q thrilling sight as they
cautiously judged their distances. let
ting their whips Just touch each others
legs
Then one Of them stood firmly and
half turned away from the other. I'M
medfately his whip sang through the
air and came down on hfs opponents
calf with q crack. The victim did not
sfInch, but joined his whipperm q Wild
sort o. zdance 80
again and again he Submitted to the
lash, and then ii was the others turn.
I cannot say who ,Woa-bGth were
stoics Of tremendoqs endurance. I
would have called the bort q draw.
Then the two whfppers retired to an
adjoining hut. where they INDUCED
freely IN 1pafwaFtes" and others OF the
challenging rows took their. places In
the game, which lasted untfl the rows
were exhausted.-Temple Manning, In
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14

home would have been packed also.
hut for the fact a few Of the young.
men have been called home. TINS
leaves room for two or three others.
iust now. We are expecting these
places filed very soon. The schooi IS
well patronized also by local pupils.
The work of the public schooi Is
moving along nicely under he 1recr
tion of prof. j. H. Pace and wife.
Mr.. G. H. Chunn of AsheVille, tne
architect who drew the plans OF the
Administration building will be mere
in q few days to inspect the work. e
Is sincerely hoped that sufficient funds
will come in to rush this building 70
completion,
Rev. r. M. Higgins spent a little
time on the hill this week. He is a
Henderson county boy and a graduate
of FruftIand Institute in the class OF
1907. After graduating at Wake For
est college he entered the Baptist sem
mary of Louisville and, completed Ms
course there last June. Since then ne
married n of Kentucky's fair daugns
tiers. 1t is hoped that some church IN
his native State will secure the SER
vices of this capable man.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
AT THE QUEEN.

Governor Locke Craig of North Car
oIina. will appear atthe Queen Theater
saturday Oct. 16. Governor Craig
will not speak to the people; but
will appear as the Governor in the
superb plot production, Captain Bob
of the National Guards.
Captain Bob commands a troop OF
cavalry in the National Guard. He is
in love with Muriel Cox daugntef OF
Tohn Cox. millionaire mill owner and
unfriendly to the National Guard OF
g~anizations. Paul Dunbar, secretary
to Cox, aspires to the hand or Murlei
Cox seeks to AVE the guaru
disbanded and to that n ne appears
to the Governor who AXE the maIIer
under advisement. A manufacturer
opposed to the interests of Cox seeks
to ruin the business of his opponent;
he ecure the service OF Dunbar VINO
betrays his employer Cox. A strike is
brought about. Captain Bob is con-
fined to Jail. having been held e
pending hearing for an assault MADE
IN dunbar. Muriel learns OF Bobs
confinement and secures pardon Tor
him-then follows a thrilling ucces
zion of military manouvefs, automoD1le
races. dynamiting of bridge daredevil
rescuing feats and a half hundred
thrills which depict the strength oftne
Guard.
This production is unique in every
detail in that the scenario was written
fhe play directed and the leading role
nortrayed by one and the same per
~ to-Wit: Captain Robert R. Rey-
n0IdS
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
FRU1rIAND INSTITUTE.

Rev. A. 1. Justice preached a very
able sermon here last Sunday. There
are many in the school and community
who are always glad to hear him.
Rev. N. A. Melton filled his appoint
ments as pastor of Refuge church last
Saturday and Sunday. He is well
pleased with the prospects in that
community. The ladies of the church
there are expecting Mrs. Brooks OF
Hendersenville to meet with them on
next Friday afternoon for the purpose
or organizing a Woman's Missionary
society.
Last Friday afternoon after school
Prof. Baltimore and twenty-three OF
the young men from the Boys home
went on a hike to the Worlds edge and
to Chimney Rock. They reported a
great time when they returned Satur-
day.
Sever of the students spent the
weekend with their home people
Those who remained had a very pleas
ant social hour at the Girls home Fri
day evening.
From time to time during the term
new pupils have been coming in until
now the Girls home is full. The Boys
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14

the rank of field gray. battles are"
being waged in England France Ger
many, Russia, Austria, and the other.
countries involved. just as important
as chose within the sound of the guns
the weapons employed being the say
ings of thrifty millions who are un-
grudgingly giving their all to the cause
of their home lands.
But such are the ways of the world.
And where the conflicting armies OF
Europe have exhausted their energies
on the fields of conquest the same mino
Of the civilization remaining con-
clude that it was all a monumental
blunder.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
CLOSE THE LIBRARYG

The city attorney has been instructed
to investigate the contract with An
drew Carnegie to ascertain If n nDra-
nv has to be kept open regularly. II
# Is found unnecessary, SO a as the
contract goes to keep it open daily a
plan to open it for one Or
two DAYS each week and thereby re-
duce expenses, may be resorted 10.
To close the library altogether would
he detrimental to the institution as
well as to Hendersonville, therefore IL
behooves the people to express their
sentiments in this respect. The peopia
are paying the taxes for the upkeep Oh
an institution in which many take es-
pride, while others seek other
forms of amusement, recreation or d.
version.
II ia tn be hoped that no action
will be taken toward closing the library
permanently during the winter for TINS
woul impair it's usefulness and pop
Il-Gs ~411
Interest has been renewed In the IL
rary on the part of Hen~dersonVllie
since the passing of the sum-
ner rush incident to entertaining many
and it is to be hoped that
their pleasures will not be inter1ereo
with by closing the library altogetner'
hut permit it to be opened periodically
If retrenchments have to be made In
library expenses.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
CAR OF PRODUCE TO BE SENT
TO METHODIST ORPHANAGE.

The Mems Wesley Adult Bible class
OF the Methodist church last Sunday
decided to wage a campaign through
out the county with the view to gath
ering a car load of produce to be
shipped on Thanksgiving to the Meth
odist orphanage at Winston-Salem.
The matter will be taken up with
the various Methodist churches in the
county and the pastors will be urged
to press the cause Members OF tHe
Bible class will visit different parts o.
the county in order to stimulate inter-
est in this undertaking.
Instructions will be given later as
to the time and place for the peopl7,
to deliver produce.
The Baptists of the county will snip
a car of produce on Thursday, ocV%
Der 81, to the Baptist orphanage d.
Thomasville.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
POINT LOOKOUT NEWS.

Rev. Mr.. Drake preached at Mt.
Home last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. James Jackson and little
daughter. Mitchell, spent a few days
visiting relatives near Chimney Rock
this week.
8 Tne infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Keer died last Monday. The in
terment was made Tuesday at Mt
Moriah.
Mr.. Laughter OF Clear Greek was in
this section Monday aon business.
Mr.. Hunter and Xix Lamb spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends at
Mills Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Lamb of Hender-
sonville spent Sunday night with rela-
tiVes here.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
REAL ACTORS ON THE STAGE.
Ho~* They Mould Seem Now u Movies
Had Come First.

HoN~ They WeaIA Seem NoN 70 Movies
Had Come First.
We can well imagine that q genera
ton brought up exclusively on moving
pictures would hail the sudden intro
duction of the actual performers as q
great invention. So simple and logical
q step would seem to them truly mar
velous. At first the bodily presence OF
the actor might seem to them almost
too oppressive, as we now feel It to be
when we sit close up on q Shake
spearean platform stage, but they
would soon wonder why they had been
so long content to blink at animated
photographs.
The effect upon the actor would be
most Statutory. He would soon find
that he was making himself iaughably
obvious. The astonishing caHsthenics
with which he has been accustomed to
wiring our withers would no longer
serve his purpose. He would have
to abandon the ''irascible" look, the
revenge Is sweet look, the Jealousy"
look, the "lovey dovey" look and ali
the other looks with which he now so
tmpudently holds the camera in order
to convey to US that he Is feeling
something, ah, so profoundly. He
would have to unle0rn all his lookina
glass grimaces and try Il regain the
natural mobility Of human expression,
The historian OF the drama would
also give us a most instructive chapter
on the emergence of the actor from
the machine. He would hail 1t as q
revolutionary step In the development,
OF the drama. without which, In his
opinion. the Hamlet that he worshiDs
would never have been possible
knowing nothing Of our pre-machine
drama, he would o be tempted q
draw the conclusion that with the ria,
and decay Of moving pictures IT,
rama has gone backward In order 4
60 forward again.-New Republic