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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27
CHAPTER Ix--con,inusd.

"Ah, no. dear mdy." he insisted, II
am not talking wildly. I am Gralllot.
who for thirty years have written dra-
mas on one subject and one subject
oniy-men and women. II has been
given TO me to study many varying
types os the human race. 10 watch the
outcome OF mnny strange situations. /
have watched the prince draw you
nearer and nearer TO him. whnt there
is or may be between you | do not
know. II IL not for me 10 know. HUT
n not now. some day Eugene Of seyre
means you TO be his, and he Is not
person 10 be lightly resisted, Now
from the skies there looms up this
sudden obstacle"
You do not realize Louise pro.
tested. almost eagerly. how slight Is
my acquaintance with Mr.. Strangewey.
! once spent tho night and a few hours
OF the next morning az his house In
Cumberland and that IL oil | have
ever seen OF him. How can his pres.
ence here be Of any serious Import to
Eugener1
"As 20 that" Graillot replied, II shy
nothing. II what | have suggested
does not exist. then for the first time
Ia my life | have made mistake but
do not think ! have You may not
realize II. but there Is before you one
OF those struggles that make or mar
the life OF women OF every age. AS for
the men, I win only say this. and Il Is
because Of II that have spoken at
ALL am lover Of fair play, and the
struggle Is not even. The younger man
may hold every card IN the pack, but
Eugene Of seyre has learned how to
win tricks without aces stayed be.
hind 20 say this to you. Louise. You
know the young man, and do not. II
Is You who must warn him"
warn himT" Louise repeated. with
appraised eyebrows. Dear master.
aren't we just llttle--do you mind II
l use that word so hateful to YOU
melodramatlcf The age of duels Is
past, also tse age OF hired braves and
assassins"
Agreed" Graillot interrupted. "but
the weapons OF today are more danger
GUS. II il the souls OF their enemies
that men attack, II were friend
of that young mans, would say 70
him: Beware. not OF the enmity OF
Eugene Of Seyre. but Of his friend
shipf And now, dear lady, have TN
ished fingered behind because the
world holds no more sincere admlrer Of
yourself aud your genius than I. Dom
ring May ! not LEI myself outf"
He looked steadfnstly into her eyes
HIS plain, bearded face was heavy
browed, lined, tired little with th'
coming Of age.
you are not golngY' she asked him
Dear Louise he said. Il am going
because the time when ] can help Il
not set. LISTEN More harm has beer
done In this world by advice than Il
nny other way. have no advice 4
give you. You have one sure aud cor
tain guide, and that Is your own heart
your own Instincts, your own swee
consciousness % what Is best. leavr
you 10 that. If trouble COMES, an
always ready"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27

come and talk to me one afternoon
quite soon. Will your"
Il will come with pleasure" John
promised.
They stood for few moments in the
crowded vestibule until Lady Hilda
Mulloch's car was called. The prince
stood back, allowing John to escort her
to the door. She detained him for a
moment after she had taken her seat,
and leaned out of the window, her fin
gers still in his hand.
''Be careful" she whispered. 1.-THE
princes supper parties are just lit
tle-shall say banal? There are bet
ter things If one waitsl"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27

TO see something more OF your sex than
Is possible among his mountain wilds.
He has come, In short. 70 look little
way into life
Lady Hilda leaned back In her chair.
'How romantielh
'rhe prince amuses himself" John
assured her. Il don't suppose shall
stay very long In London. ] want just
TO try II for time"
She looked at him almost wisttully-
She was a woman with brains; wom-
an notorious for the freedom OF her
life, for her intellectual gifts, for her
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27

syaepssa-Lonse actress
Cumberland district when broke
Before left she had capt
fascinated months John
Impulse London looked Louise
lighted
dramatic among lghtheared little
Graiot remarkable mental gifts The seye
noble he already
he
70 TOY with prince
the prince was dangerous John.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27

Do you believe that Strange
wey will be able to withstand
the magnificent destinations and
Noluptuous efforts of the Russian
dancer to ensnare him7
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-27
CTo BE coNTINUED1
Economy Note.

INVIIUIIIY NOtcs
BY reversing the handle on dust
brush which has been worn near the
point additional wear may be OBJ
tanned.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
fCECEIY:

Vselicos. Bohemia" prine-
sla radostnou skodolibosti udy
chany clanek S MAVEN "Deva-
tenact franku", V nemz sc Ia
byva zalibne faktem, re kurs
ceske koruny, ktery byl "a mi
mule vlady az 80 franku "a
100 csl. korun, klesl "a nynej-
81 vlady ma 10. Bohemia" Wy
vozuje spravne, re "uver jest
duv6ra''. Duv6ru tn jsme ztra
till, Pro to soudi "Bohemie",
re budeme potrebovat N6mcu
a ze jim musime povolovat. =
Jak rozumeji Nemci zakonne
ochrane menSin nejen We Vid-
nj, ale i u mas, ukazuie MAJOR
me pTipad We Stavenicich ma
Znojemsku. Tamni ceska men
sina obdrzela pri volbach do
obci diva mandaty. Kdyz vsak
jeji zastupci podaly sve navr-
ny We schulz |. srpna cesky,
povstal odb. ucitel mem. NEST.
Skoly Siegel a pravil m. j.:
"Cloveku srdce Sc must sevflti
kdyz rye nemeckem meste
must slySeti V teto SIM cesky
hovor. Nyni prozatim musi s.
to dat Nemci libiti, nebot' Ca-
81 mali dosud moe a Memo.
jsou iejich nevolniky a bez'
pravni, avsak nenf daleka do.
ba ,kdy sc pomery zmeni a ne
mectvi We Slavonicich nabude
,opet sve moci. Nemcdm nazbJ
va, nez-li ably navrhy ceske {
vSe, co je ceske nechali nepo.
vsimnuty. Cesky psane navrh,
jsou cd Cechu ostatn6 terror vi
ci slavonickym Nemcum, kter
81 uzivani cestiny nemohou da
ii libiti a kteTi jsou tim nutn'
provokovani. Ceskym navr
hum nikdo nerozumi; jest t
j proti pravidlum slusnosti, u
zivati v nejake spolecnosti ia
zyka, jemuz Sc nerozumi a p
Starosta neodvazil Sc troufale
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY.

no fecnika ami napomenouti.
vsak jest, re NC. Sic
gel slozil Size sve DOLBY slib do
rukou Teuflova zastupce, slibu
nasi republice vsak dosud ne
slozil. - Uverejnili jsme 2
casopisu "Demokracie" st1z-
most z kruhu krejcovskych,
re platene kalhoty letni, obje-
dnane demobilisacni komisi u
dodavkoveho druzstva krejcov
skeho, nebyly dosud pfevzaty.
Meziministerska komise pro
vecnou demobilisaci nam zasla
la pTipis, nemz sdeluji, re
kalhoty tyto byly jiz castecne
pTevzaty. "Demokracie" k te-
re oprave sdeluje, re Tada
druzstev ma mnoho tisic kusG
hotovych platenek dosud ne
prevzatych. - Take jihlav-
ske tabakove tovarne Sc kra-
de, ne z d6vodu potreby, ale
z %pohnutek vysloven6 profit
statnich, nebot' vetSina meme
ckeho delnictva poklada ia
svou povinnost republiku po-
Skozovat. V tabakovych tovar
mach ie internacionala jiz te-
dy skutkem, alespon We vykra
DAM republiky. = We stredu
V noci zatkla brnenska policie
ma tamnim nadrazi dlouho hle
| danou Marii Maderovou. We
veznici Sc j vSak udelalo spa
the a protoze bylo zrejmo, re
Sc naleza V nejvysslm stupni
tehotenstvi, byla rychle dopra
vena do porodnice. Policajti s.
oddechli a Maderova take. '
porodnici Sc totiz zjistilo, zt
jejf t6hotenstvi bylo jen maskC
vano kupou hadru. Nechali j
.ltam prespat, casn6 rano maskC
la vsak Majerova sve hadry {
hajdy do sveta. = PiSe Sc nan
Nv techto dnech Easel jsem M
p~otulkach prazskym okolim
zamku brezanskemu, byv. to s
dlu arcibiskupskemu. Ubiran
lsa lesem k zamku, kdyz tn "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

ka byl videl tragedii odehrava-
jici es We vezeni, byl by zmekl
j kdyby byl z ocele. o 7. no.
dine vecer zaznely vystrely a
Kotek padl ma zemi, zalevaje
svoji krvi zem, pro kterou u
miral. We chvili, kdy Kotek
videl pfipravenou rakev, cho-
val Sc statecne a muzen.
Zlata hvezda v Cechach. -
Washington, Post. zprava.)
The Red Gross Bulletin, ktery
je zde vydavan, zminuje Sc v
poslednim, totiz srpnovem CT
sic O udalosti, ktera Sc odehra
vala Susici V Cechach a jeji-
miz ucastniky bylo nekolik de-
legatu Americkeho Cerveneho
KTize, kteri Sc nachazeli pra-
We v Ceskoslovenske republi-
&c. Tyto prekvapila totiz V O.
kn6 jisteho domku blize ma
drazi vyvesena sluzebni vlaj-
ka Sc zlatou hvezdou a Size
ylajka, jaka je V uzivani V po-
dobnych prlpadech We Spoj.
! Statech. Jak znamo, oznacuje,
re vojin z domu toho padl ma
5ojisti. Americana prirozene
feSli dovnitf staveni a cd tech
kdoz V mem bydli, Sc dozvede-
! i, re nejstarsi syn Sc vyst6ho-
al pred nekolika lety do A
ineriky, vstoupil do armady
.Jpoj. Statu, s kterou byl wy
| slan do France a podlehl tam
Zranenf, ktere utrpel ma boil
5ti, V bitve u Chateau Thierry.
= Zpravu o smrti syna dostal
taricky otec prostrednictvim
Americkeho Cerveneho Krize,
ktery podrobne vylicil mu
vsechny boje, ma nichz syn je-
no Sc podilel a spolu smrt je-
no Sc Zpusobem ieho pohrbe-
nj. Pozdeji dostal pax otec cd
teze organisace vlajku Sc fla
tou hvezdou z byval6ho dome
va sveho syna V Americe.
"Blahodarne' pIisobeni val.
ky ma vychovu mladeze. = Y
,|jistem %prazskem biografu sta.
sc detektivu Krizkovi podezre
lynn venkovsky chlapec, kterJ
! sedel uplne sam V lozi a V ka.
zde pTestavce bezel hned dc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

slechnu zpev S doprovodem pi-
ana. Z komnaty zamku mi ma
cele kolo nemecka odrhovac-I
ka. Proti mn6 prichazi clovek
osmahly, ktery ochotne ma m1j
dotaz sdeluje, re to zpiva mi
lostpani pana ministerskeho
predsedy Tusara, ktera sc tn
ubytovala. Jeji nemceni Sc o.
vsem n~eomezuje pouze ma
zpev nemeckych odrhovacek.
Posledni okamziky red. Kot
ka. (Postovni zprava.) Nor.
Ostrava, II. srpna. Pr nedel-
nj slavnostni exhumaci red.
Kotka V Nor. Ostrave, o niz
jsme jiz vcera prinesli zpravu,
ujal Sc ma hrbitove pc reel mi
nostra Kloface slova ucitel Ha
jek, ktery dramaticky vylicil
posledni okamziky Kotkovy,
jichz byl svedkem jake byva-
ly dustojnik. Byl tehdy prito-
men preliceni, jez ridil plukov
nik-auditor Hortwig. Pred
soudci sedel Kotek V pruvodu
vojaka a cetnika a 2-3 obca-
ne re Smrzic jake svedci. Po-
die obzaloby rozmlouval ko-
tex hostinci We Smrzicich thu
meme 0 udalostech a prohlasil
pry, re zeme koruny svatova-
clavske must tvoriti kiln meZi
severnimi a jiznimi Germany.
Tento vyrok pry hostinsky u
dial cetnikovi, ktery vyslechl
dalsi obcany, kteri live vypo-
vidal prot Kotkovi. Tyto Iii
byly takove, re melo Sc prot
svedkum zavesti vysetrovani.
To vsak Sc nemohlo ocekavat
cd n~emeckych dustojniku. 10
tex ma otazku, zna-li Sc k vi
ne, pristoupil k mape a uka.
zal, .jak ceske zeme oddeluji
Nemecko Cd Rakouska a pra.
vii: "To je ten kiln, jen2
jsem mel ma mysli.' o IL. no.
dine bylo liceni skonceno. Ko.
tex odveden do vezeni, obcant
smrzicti odjeli domu se-svedo
min tezce obtizenym. O 5 he
dine byl rozsudek potvrzen. C
poslednich okamzicich Kotko'
vych vypravel profous a pro.
hlasil, re kdyby gen. Matuscf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

bufetu, kde utracel "a mlsky
p~enize. Pr zadrzeni nasel u
hocha pod kosilf 1875 k v papi
rech a chlapec pc dlouhem Ia
piranl udal, lie je 14lety delnik
Jaroslav L~eitner z Berouna a
re Sc prijel do Prahy trochu
pobavit. Penfze pry mu dala
13leta jeho milenka CD Marie
Krutova, dcera obuvnfka v Be
roune a koupil 81 2 Mich move
boty a prstynek. Ku ~zjisteni
pravdivosti teto vypovedi Cd
jel detektiv do Berouna a tam
Sc mu Krutova priznala, lie
vZala svemu otci $50 korun, Z
nichz dala 800 k Leitnerovi a
asi 100 korun utratila We spo-
lecnosti jinych vyrostku. Lett
ner Sc dale doznal, re pri Cd
vodu koni V Beroune odcizil to
pici EN-. Kankovi stfibrne no.
dinky, ktere prodal "a 20 K,
re pri sokOlske slavnosti "U
Cermaku" vytahl neznamemu
lSokolovi niklove hodinky, KITE
re jeSte ma a re ma beroun-
skem trhu wal neznamym o.
sobam 5 pen6zenek S menSimi
castkami pen6z. Penezenky "a
hodil a penize utratil. Chlapec
neni jeSt6 plnych IA let star a
byly proto dodan soudu pre-
stupkovemu.
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BONDY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvyssf v Clevc-
and placene ceny. Pfineste je X
~SlinonOvl 49, rcjspoiehlivcIsfInu smenar
nfku. ZIG Lenox Bldg. 2. patro. rob
vych. 8. ul. a Euclid Ava
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Cistirne saty

jakehokoliv druhu zpusobem
francouzskym, totiz suchym
procesem.
Zkuste mas zavod, jsme 81
jisti, re budete S nasi praci spo
kojeni. Zavolejte teJefonem:
O. S. Lorain 238-W.
Bell Edgewater 3728-W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
LnpIoy Mon for Homework

LONDON. oct IS Meet Mr.
Mary Ann
II has now become a7pltriotlr du ~
TO employ mon for huusoWurk. The
labor ministry formally appeals .r
employment Of men iu huus.wurk
mems work, Il possible iU CONNIE
uouRl'h the plan for tcflnmrut of
disabled cN-acrNlre mon
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Mny nnn smokI Ing b, GIrI.

SYDNEY. oc. is The A..ury
branch u the Nruoun. association
has pe'taned the Sew South WaIrH
IDyornmrui go IuirodHr, measures
whereby 'lgar"t >mok us by E.rIa
VIII be- prohibited
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EEEEEEEE gEgEEIGGEDGFI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

Ned. and so I'm glad to lind II hero
the Licenses 10 We'd" l read John
Jones. aged twenty-thrcc, and Mary
Smith. eighteen" and then km",;
things cannot hc as bad as one womb
CLEAN. For. spite OF famine. mobs and
,hinIs. there's still Il little hone: nv
long as Cupid spreads his wings We
need not fret Or nope For live II
blind o anarchy and poverty and strife
III bet this John Jones cannon
Sc, sec one thing that's wrong with life.
licvcs his world Is fair: a sunny spnt
gay demcSnc, with roses everywhere
ana with sly Cupid on tho Job. John
hers ccas. to sob and sing u roundelay.
Therc stu is hope for you and me 10
get change OF scene az long as John
Jones. twcnty-threc. wcds Mary smith,
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Sod. Then ] wuddent newer have
to help wipe the dishes

10 hetp wipe the dishes
~ Nothing doing on this Getting out, scd
mouse is his cassel X tharo with mis-
rood he shud wrasscl scd IA X ;nat
moar truth than poetry. ,utno the
poetry Amt bad, seeing ro,c 4 on
the squirt OF the moment. scd IA Now.
as in the past. sed Pa ] shall ALWAYS
w. Canned 10 talk my family 10 =
COR steddy diet. n;X. scd "a,
remember how proud Won used
20 DC 10 talk me to cafays In the old
DAYS, scd Ma Wen other men looked
look OF being Number ono scd Iia +;
used 10 amuSc me.
> II amused YOU in them DAYS, sed
"a J am glad. but them days is oaver
"f IN ca'2Ns sed Pa. any Kind Of afays.
men ! sii De a:n going to talk
my eur o. my, wife To cafays. J scd.
When yom sit biz. Eobnic. scd Pa,
dohnt try the skcom Of having a -.uri
4 an Wife one ih!ms a a tine. scd
If l had wife wuddent nav, :,
CURL. sed. IA always xits m, I'd i" =,
me Ease 4 then laifs
~ course YOU wuddent. Bohb!e sed
Ma. YOU wud be hiS gentleman then
- YOU ar" a small @cnic!man now
urs Gather n"v"r had as MANI rt,rIs
~ ne na!hs ont, cetner scd Ma
piurNi 70" sod Ia. didcnt l. Land
OF Cos hen. New Norl, seq IA ccr-
t!nsly had rnum gurls In my In,io,.
pr!m" Pa SEQ They ali adoared me
go" i,,r,n - SD My end.crn. yune
T,,,ihrlhS made them long for my ,arns
"a 500 The WAGES drew looked
HHr'c eood 1" ham. to7. IA scd
on arc very po"tick touite scd ST,
almost think YOU had conc BACK ="
me "id stein days, Sod Ma
Nothing ii'le That. Sod IA. one can
DC noar poctick without sicins 80.
WITH. Scd Pa. Life is l;k. y, h-ooi,to :.
sI ~ wtn on tho wagon We arc rid
-oo sea Ma II may be pociick.
NV NJ ""S"h ary YOU are tho appeal OF
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The Rhyming Optimist
c ncws seems somewhnt clut,ercd.
ny ALINE MICIIAEI.Is.

the news seems somewhat clut,ercd-
Ike with hcrttc notes OF WOO: new.
when Was little tyl<c ii did not
seem quite SO. SO il anus; be Tho
or!d awrN. as he who runs may read
ne price OF bread is soaring hish and
,nonSantS are III need. They say that
va VIII come anon. they say tho
900 impure; they say the coal j.,
most all gone and zero wcathcr's sure.
! SKIP a page III dire despair tor fear
WI! SOB: and straight ! shed my
EI'rt ah0 care. Tor cnpidS on The lob.
cS right below the "RaEm.n :
STRIKE above tho Rise In Shoes is
cheering news. Il proves ma, frov,
'hiS gloomy sphere al! JOY has not yet
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Little Bobbie and His Pa
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

DO Won think IL wud De a good skeenl
IL We started Getting our mecls out. sod
Ma 70 "a.
Newer in 1000 yccrs scd "a
Ma !aNcd knew you wild say
that. She said sum OF the nabors -
trying L. hut toa!d them | knew ii
wuddont plcese my noabc! husband.
cannot hare 20 Get III RESTRAINTS
sed Pa. j had so many yeers OF that.
Now | want TO kca7 the hoam fires
burning ~ The stake cooking. scd Pa.
Hccs!deS, scd Pa. Bobb!c wud oct SO
much IN 'estcrant that he VIVID hea .
Us b.oak.
The cniid has no mnar 0r a app.
'lgal than his deer father Sod Ma. H..
rat'n hy mis- appytight honest
Wud lest as soon Get n . res,erani
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Movie Calendar

1 S-BIJoU-EuEene O'Hrien n ..rhe
Broken Melody"
BLuEBIRD-WllIiR Russell In
Ssix Feet Four
BRoADWAi-Anita Stewart In
. "Xirtuous Wives"
& tCOLONItL-Pnulin Frederick In
~The Loves or Lefty"
ISIS--Ruth Budd In "a scream, In
the Might" and up In AIRS Place"
ODEON-Dert I.tell in "Lom-
bardi. Ltd
q, ~REN-.1he Uotlav'> Deputies,
,steThe FRce In the Watrh." and
sSGfSfuE Away the Bride"
4 - SICTOR--Dori> May mud Douglas
Mclean i'm "rUent!-three and
Half Mours' Leave" and "Ssisue
irs. SHENANDOAH"
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Greek Sculpture in III, nr,,

Elgin room In ;he n-'.'l..P3' ' ET', The
ION o tne w9rld,s most valuable FOL, 0c a.
III pr Specimens 0, G-cck AZ, ",''t
pest ,n period. which wert b.no..,' rs
-, I.s, no oy ne Enrl OF Elg.a XIII ,,,,.
Tot she sum % siiao05 T5ay IN, N -.
bic ~ pI Ky o. scn,pturc. from .h. On
s sn Inc tempic OF Wln. lcsg Sj-,,.-n,s,,r.!inf
scu,ptu-n VI" ,acrop9hs o: Athens III,
ibs o. Hersules. Ceres. Tros SER me
ne gates. heads of li0rs"s % U,,,',i,..s
ana enc OF the horses OF ni.h,, E. 10, ior,
c an,sSts from the frie,c r'pfcs" .rtf,i =
tonnpSts hefwecn the Crooks srd I'M. Sss
nIfs and large portion If m. .'n
,nr .hS QUEER walls Of the sanctuary ~"
tvIsos o. Neptune, Miner.a an5
one or the canephorac, 4 comm ~
81 inc fr:eze from the E.ro 49, ,.,n .
ne eaIossal draped statue II Din :
us Ii;n-s!zed statue OF Eros ana :
soIossa. lion from Cnidus. In the lie,
E.snlnS room arc twenty-three sE,hs ~,
Ymaroie fHeze sculpturcd In haif.roIj.,
a soi me I'm pic o. Apollo Epicurius i,
safcaa'a In .nis room arc man Mac.
sHarts o celebrated antiue sculptures
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nopga. Mclean. Stag. Star,

I'M hFst sIagc venture o. DOuc!A,
t'.tJ1eah; M ncH screen star appear
.ns With Doris May in the Thomas IA
luce production, TWENTY three and
a. Half Hours leave" al the Virto-
fa7atrc THIS week Was undertakes,
more or less in the Spi!it or a lark
norins a summer vacation from col =.
iege. The young man had fully d.
c:ded 10 enter ;!lc profession o. 81
SnnerinS when he graduated. Through
q chance mention TO DAME! F.ohm1m
At dinner i'll New York az his en-
,naSlakIG over tAeatricals at COLA. .
Mr.. Mclean MAS given !. uoIe "a JniH
emerson then starring in "(,on.
spirac! This led 10 MS first stage
engagement with Mawdr adams IN Z,
curta.n-raiser and later N peter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

Lawson Bu,,, who played in Geral-
dine FarTar's latest picture. has an
important; part IN the new Pau.ine
Frederick production. The Loves o.
Lefty" which was produced by Gold
wIn. and i showing a. the Colonial
today and through Saturday. His role
demands extremely subtle handling,
for he IS expected 20 portray a disrI-
ned English gentleman who wishes 20
De kind" 10 beautiful. poor girls
md is sincere in his desires-bu, does
not appreciate tho :act that IL IS
playin. with a wo!nans soul Mr.
Butts acting presents the character
with all his faults we'll as MS
virtues. and proves that villains have
a couch OF virtue, jus; as heroes are
not reflection.
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Ralph keilard Co-st.r..

Co-starTins with Ruth Rudd in ~
Scream IN the Nirht." which !. SHOW
ing a. the Isis Thsatcr This wech !.
Halph hcl!a-d. one o! B-oadways
most popular and versatile actors Mr..
!tc!iard played with DAVID Waricld in
Tho Music Master AID slcccssively
thereafter with David Ec!aSco's The
a-rens OF Virginia. in stock at the
Shuoert Thcaicr, Milwaukee: leading
man II "Eebccoa OF SunnybrooK
Farm at the Republic TheAter, New
York; leading man WIKI Virginia
tia'acd: three seasons manager and
S:a 2 OF The Ralph kc!lard stock Com
nanE at the Empire Theater ard the
WsflinE Opera House. syracuse ~ y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

groom. gave sullup. jumped out NJ
HES. We put chase to him but LS
manasea to get three miles or such -
matter before we overlook him Sin
iont Know as there was anvthin...
special about the affair. consilcrinS
tha' The bride was young lady th.iT
uurn nigh cfIokcd Il constable to drntL
a few. mouths back. and tho rroon,
had always been sort of 4 nsrvo,hs
cnsS, anyhow" WIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
I'irSt i,nri;.L O.

az NJ E.chmond -i'nc Ic.a
~ ~ ~ op"-' "as suggested n.ith.r
~ N. pale nor Vie tragedy +, ~.
me ifs.cTnate offspring OF He ASH, as
cyas " IN ElaSine In England at l"asi
- r.. al ron presenting IN. cj.a
aSc'erlst!cs nj true lyrir ira,, va" ,
, true that ~ early az Isi2 ~
.joh n1efs Sc, A. entire mssque Of R Ben
taiFo, and may thercro-s i.i.Iip &C.
Sn frGa't OF having composed 10 an -.
an italian was - birth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Mexico and tn. rni,,a ,,

49, t!chFNond.-T arc, r..
Sa, Is elias squar" miles In l.l.
et,S 9oPu.a tlbn was estimated Al II
2pi.os1. 7 he area Of continental i.r|,',
.ates IS -e'3.A"n square miles mi
Nth he noongon;isn6us t",ritori Tx
contirental Eai.sd III, ny pp2ui ,.,o Of
sl:F.5:s6 ana on july laiS. IN. -. 80"
'"a'ca population was lOJ. .-,2 .no r"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

tices OF tho Unitod states Sii,r,,n.
,ouEt axe appointed Tor life ana r..
ceINe Sa!ariss q! $4,000 per YEAR e.
sio,eVo Tho CHIEF justice OF inc I'rj,.S,.
..ates al present. is Edward j.. Win
~ LOUISIANA He was uppoin.,.i ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding alpost an. tonic.
eIeepfnE en- legal and medical sub.
sectn, are answered free. IA III II.
Gutrfea nre answered directly D., prr.
sSnkt letter, seif-Adsressed STAN ned
envelope u reGHired. Addres. 't,hs
1tFeA- Dispatch Information Hurrsu.
.IcAnneRd. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
II: Z. Howe,

KeadeF. Efdford Cily.--l, euar-rk =.
rowe resigned as commissioner OF I'M
inisra ion, port Of New York, Septem-
go ana became affiliated with the
.tuWc ran League as executive direc-
TOT OF the conference on Democratlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
I,ut Out the Noon.

y lieutenant was inspccting thc ,c,,
after taps TO see that all tho lirl,, .
were out Approaching ono ten, th,,
WAS between him and the moon he com :
ion in tent three. put that lirb.
out; Didn,t you hear taps"
yo;rnS ,IEhH or" OUT; answered Il
moon ' Wv !
Il don't care what it is" answorc,
the lieutenant sharply. put 1t outi,