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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19

many years and for half century
was local elder in our church, it is
deemed fitting that we should attempt
to partly express our appreciation of
his life and character.
Therefore, be it resolved by the
Marietta Methodist church, South, in
conference assembled that the life of
Prof. Manget has had probably larg-
er influence for good in this commu-
nifty than that of any other one citi-
zen.
We shall not attempt to mention
his services as a soldier of the South
nor to dwell upon his years of success
full teaching, but refer only to him
as remarkable character In his
home, being almost mother and faith
er to the younger ehildren--as chum
and patriarch and tutor to all. The
home life Of the Manget family, cen
tering in this wonderful man of frail
body but clear mind and large soul,
was most beautiful. Their affection
for each other, their devotion to the
church and their daily deeds of Chris
tan kindness made record which
endures for eternity Mr.. Manget
was an old-time Southern gentleman
in his manners, charming host, gift
ted in conversation and brilliant in
shafts of sparkling wit. He was a
good preacher, always acceptable in
our pulpit, and effective in prayer.
We are grateful to God that he
lived among us and now that he has
gone away we know where to find
him again. D. w. Blair,
j. D. Malone,
]. j. Daniel,
Committee.
Marietta, Ca, Sept. Ia, 1919.
Unanimously adopted by Marietta
First Methodist Church in conference
assembled, Sunday morning, Septem-
Der IA, 1919. M. S. Welsh,
Sec'y. Church Conference.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19
A LEMON PARTY

The Woman's Missionary Aid So
ciety of the Second Baptist Church
will give lemon party on the lawn
of Mrs. c. L. johnson and Mrs. N. R.
Lowman on Dixie Avenue, on Friday
evening September &c at seven
o'clock. Everybody is invited to come
and bring lemon.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19

Miss Lucille Sessions returned on
Sunday from very pleasant visit to
Miss Katherine Acosta in Jacksonville.
Mr.. Butler, of Athens, spent the
weekend with his son, Mr.. Ralph s.
Butler, at Mrs. Edwards.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19
ATTENTION, U. D. c..

Kennesaw Chapter pledged box of
jelly and preserves to the Soldiers
Home. The committee wants to get
it off not later than the 26th. Let
each one send now--don't put it of,
but send your contribution to Mrs.
Tom Florence Immediately, so there
will be no delay. These grand old
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19
BIBLE STUDY MEETINGS

The Missionary Society of the Meth
odist church met on Monday to begin
Bible study. Mrs. w. T. Handy con-
sented to lead. Exodus, the book of
redemption, was chosen to begin with.
Quite a number were present and
all were intensely interested in the
life of Moses.
All the women of the church are
urged to join in this study. You will
be more interested than ever in Gods
word.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19

men will soon be all gone. Let us give
them all the attention we can while
we have them.
Mrs. Matte H. Lyon, Pres.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19

Whereas the late Rev. Victor E.
Manget made his home in Marietta
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-19

RESOLUTION ON DEATH
OF VICTOR E. MANGE7
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home most of the time. He was cdu-
Gated under private tutors the most
forbidding of disciplinary schoolmas-
tcrs. In 1854 Tagore was married. and
has one son and TWO daughters. When
twcnty-four years old he took charge
OF his fathers estates in the country,
where he wrote many of his works.
Al forty he founded Il school Shant
Niketan, or. translated. Abode OF
Peace" While this school is strictly
Indian in its characteristics it had
embodied in itself the most advanced
educational IDEAS of the world and re-
tains the best traditions of the ancient
Indian garden and forest schools. The
school is located at Bolpur. Bengal
This school has been his life work
since its establishment IN 1901. He
is in the receipt Of the $4,000 Nobel
prize for literature awarded him in
1919. He was knightcd by King George
Of England in 1915. His publications
arc: In Bensali. about thirty poetical
works and twenty-eight prose works,
including novels. short stories, ESSAYS
"Gitaniali" '"The Gardener" 'Sadhana."
THE Crescent Moon" 'Chitra. The
King of the Dark Chamber" The Post
once" a play: Fruit Gathering" Ma ~:
tional!sm." NASH" and Lovers Gift
and Crossing"
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The Rhyrning Optirnist
By ALINE sI1CHAELIs.

Now we have old Earth all plotted
into varas leagues and miles. maps
show oceans neatly dotted with the
continents and isles. And wherever
you may travel. railroad timetables Will
show or their puzzles you unraveD just
how far you have 10 so. II you start
upon an airing from Shantung into
Peru, all your friends will be declar-
ing: you've some trip ahead of you"
They will figure for an hour, routing
You through Gardaful, while you mar
vel al their power, as you're weak on
joggrafy. They will say, in accents
sober. That's ten thousand miles away
II will take you til October, il you
meet with no delay" And they wave
their kerchiefS damply as you grab
your carpet-bas, and you also weep
quite simply, and your spirits sor;
OF sag. But, though over azure oceans,
sailing on Tor many mile. It'll accuS-
toned 20 the motions Of old Neptune's
dornic!le. seeking many foreign places.
seeing many alien shores, you will add
no wide. vide spaces between hearts
that beat with yours. For. across the
distance winSing, they Will still keep
pace with YOU, close though their
hands were c!nging in the old. awcct
way you knew. Yes We have old Earth
plotted, trinity marked with lines and
things; but no way has yet been spotted
20 count distance with loves wings
And wherever you may wander, YOU
will find II ever true, loving hearts will
pace with you. For love knows no
way to measure. he the loved one near
or far, ana the hearts you truly treas
ure VIII be always where you arc!
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HE aN ,s% sn suda denly: The old man de-
enormous silver timcpiece ifn,at on
took II and shook his head.
This won't do" he said, ",t's only.
dollar watch" only
| ,'%l, cried Uncle Phil. Houa,ni
gcrsoll OIL In
That aint. Nine" said Uncle p,,,,
Give II back then and look nm H.
DIM. Uncle Phil did SO and i hou
was his own timepiece reposing s .Here
at the end OF it's heavy piated s SAFELY
~ well; IN be dummed." ejacuiatea
Fatty. declared
Lets sec It." said Houdini.
Mr.. Arbuckle reached into hi.
paciouS trousers and removed tbos
from Buddy. the great Dane nun So
is raising for future use in pictnra mo
Then he, walked away with shrSs
Beats all how folks will play these
tosGone tricks. remarked Uncle phil
AS he started to leave Houdin, rn
moved 4 couple of packs of cards rroe,
the old fellows shirt front and Inn
caused them to vanish.
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ESn"' 10, Dnrba,x-e s.t.,.

~ n 'he 80 s.a.. :J.,>..s
- sa>.l9 6sac III
49, --lra'a and a5D.5@s. -
'@rEs yfS1+. I-.,.[.r - n %
--...r-' ~ II mana. 49,, -.
er.. sepr nanae a1a al -
~ - e'ss,so 5r H.
you re2crtcG arG ~ ~
.F'p - an.ca rou ~e~g .,a,,s 49,
d5asaa;eea ~. 81, lga amp ypu Nee
"h-ca nee. 4s 10 H. .f nHaicss
---. Nolr s-.na,urA ana m.
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terrible Turk. with long spiked
mustachios. and a bad eye, is employed
AZ Universal City in The Beautiful
Beggar. the cheerful photodrama in
which Priscilla Dean is starring.
Tod Browning. directing the star.
wanted the Turk TO walk through a
scene Tor atmosphere. The very fierce
ness fhis appearance made him valu-
aoie lie was indeed man that one
would not care to meet on any bridge
al midnight.
After a search OF ton minutes had
not produced the offending extra man.
MI Browning became ANNOYED and
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With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTORS
Directed by Joseph de Grn.,,

Since he became an independent star
Scssue Hayakawa has been directed in
AL mis- pictures ny William Worth
inSton. in mis- next picture ne will be
directed D. Joseph dc Grassc. who had
charge Of Dorothy Dalton in several
Of her latest plays, which nave reached
nigh level of quality. Mr.. dc Grasse
has Just finished the direction Of the
h-st Min starring Edith storey under
the ii.worth banner
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Military con,crip,ior. 8,

thas" Cil Tie :.
t.ti'mcni II citizens Tor iiiiiinuisory
try as ss'V ber,o Is Unknown IN his cou" or
c"i't ONLY in tho hir,orv a. b,2"ii. nhd
w",id " IrrV,onF 10 Inc advent of ~
sorted W 20 ,"e.G drafts tcmporarfiv i"Ss
purpose OF raising ana , nnr ior The
".fnies in cases o, spcciaI NM. ~"
r; rne n ISL. curing the war a r;,,,
when = h ,tI' , and once on May g. 1861
every ablrhodied citizen Of - Giaii:n
10 entrr the Federal service ' or na
lion Jo''' ma 1I,at'on irc u .2oo for eIcrnn.
as dcSert.- "'IHS urea ed
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The other day Houdini. screen star
and sensational illusionist paid Il
visit to the Arbuckle Culver City
studio. When IIoudini was here last
summer he called on Fatty at Glen
aaie and caused much commotion by
uoinE some of his original stunts.
while The company entertained the
magician with some unique feats of
This time. Uncle Phil happencd 70
, wi ABOUT and was introduced to Ioudini
h;s .escH,ohy. The old chap scratched
ian,,t mMIsfc: coDtcmplativcly aud
mastn into description OF some
:.Tbornoe saw in his youth.
eTo was fcllcr named Her
v nSmn l used to see when was
ie Could mae mn1 was a lolypaloozer. why
sight na was bad without turning ~ hair
thought fto I'd 9lm ne Wy watch once and
pounded 1T and masRed it ali oScf A. III, ne
I i fou men :, shot 10, 1t out OF u pistol and
sound" poehel safe and
Let me take your watch" said
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IDheHfed.

Nellla whose graNdfatNe- began He
as an Office boz and finished as a mil
Iionai-e, was paid .. her mother J
penny a dozen Tor ping picked W from
IN. carpet, 70 keep the oabT from get
ing them.
Nurse" said Eelli. as her stock Of
PENNIES .ncresx+d do you know what
an gong % do when have six
ptnce"
80" answered the nurse.
I an going 10 buy packet ot pins
s-S scatter Them over the foor. ana
t-en pick mem up" replied the young
S-I.rr.E-
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inquired OF Fred Tyler. his assistant:
Where Is that miserable worthless
idiotic. fat-headed. numb skulled
tame-apo OF a Turk?"
Tho Turkish gentleman had been
sitting behind II post engaged in try
ing to wheedle smoke out of u water
pipe. He heard Browning ask for him.
arose and Strodc toward the director
Mr.. Browning saw tho giant figure
bearing down from tho windward, re-
called what he had said and hurriedly
made OF his estate.
Determined TO hold his ground, how
ever. browning stood pat. The Turk
and In terrible voice said:
For Eoodncth thakcth. what have
i been doing thitn timc?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

l. j. Cashier. wno is supervising IN.
PRODUCTION oc The Corgicsn E.othc-.'
lo' nhilcd f!cture Th"ttcra. Inc. II
Hho"n among motion picture pcorle
as one o! the leaders In the prodi,r-
non or movie serials. majority 81
INC Pearl Wh!te serial succcHscs were
originated by Mr.. Cashier IIo ~.
also supervised ouch produc,lous a.
tomHon clay N japanese Nighil,
salc,' The Narrow Path" etc 20,
1o.nc I!ine nc had charge Of tho Path,
mincnily connected with Pane t,
MiierLca Mr. Gasnicr asserts ,b.,
Ihc corsican Brothers" is ono Of IN,
ever produced. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

lara kmba!l Young recently re-
eciNeh poorly written scenario from
q, Spm'h VINO gave his address as 81.
!cttcr he stated that he would gJndiv
axe $4,000 for the story and MAI
s would accept certified check. The
atorI Is ono in which a daughter IL,
constantly frightened from dancers ~
lae EhcS, OF her mother. Thiriv nc -!
~; r We're iilicd in The tale, a number
rains ran together. Miss Youny go,
gave had 10 take up acrobatic dancinw
,'inSnns' magic and boxing. to have
E"seu hcr part at all we'll Need.
!.She., to date " wv '"'
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Information Bureau

regarding zi1ao., m.
en- legal and nn.dIr.I zig
ya4,l. a.. h.. As all In
r.if-ador-..s 80,
required. .der,., II.
iAforrasiLya
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Houd,ni Lnshed 10 Cuu,

During the production Of The Grim
Game" the Paramount Aircraft pic
,ure, starring Houdini, which is be-
ing shown at the Isis Theater this
copied tho challenge OF four naval
officers TO he lashcd 10 tho muzzle of
tho cannon which is located in Perish
nCforc the gun could be fired The
weapon was loaded and fuse attached,
hut the police interfered before the
trigger lanyard could he pulled. How
ever. Houdi"i cXtricated himself from
the ro7cs. W hich = had taken six min
ntes TO tie. in exactly two minutes and
u half.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

LLOYD Hughes is the latest graduate
Of the incc school 10 be promoted to
me star class. hughes is possibly the
oungcst actor on the screen TO achieve
this marked nonor. which was awarded
MIN - Thomas II. Ince in rccogni-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

MIAs F.. VI. Dunlcld Sir nabt,,1,
nath Tagore is an Indian me-, ra
ian. cducator and leader IN mndn,n
,,hhouEni nc WIS horn In calcutta IN
Pavendranath Tagorc. fanno,i" S;,a
,pal leader. who belonged 10 . ~ ~ IN.
nls,inguished fcr many generation;s
InrnnRhput India. His mother died
Hn'i. nc vas Young and he saw nm.
OF his fathcr. ~ he was away from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

J. ma not b. news tina: Clara Kim =
BAL Young purchased d giant cocka-
TOO }, 'Hay not De news either that
hhf H"hei Hrry valuable ptkinese
Spar.'! EI. j. - news ,nat through
some Dne's car.legsncss The dog and
ne oird rHet on narrow path lead
ins TO n"- dressing room and nov
bird. The dog IL pushing dalei.o nm
through the sol while The cocEa,on
- free lance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

ton of the fine artistry OF his recent
representations. The contract signed
today covers a period OF five years
during which the young star will APP
pear III a number OF carefully selected
stories by the leading screen writer's
Of The dRV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
Getaway Day Here

~, L' you arc INTERESTED In IN. h... :
R mbicbP DOR; MISS Eastwar a t,o n
TIa:or Thea rs II: r, T?' W ,,2f,7.sh' IN.
nuG,.on appeals to ali A:aa-ir. * PRO.
rh's .Eo!cal American ,oa-,a u
en- :. ..onE unatratd ,he M r:.-i'V ~
and VIZ. s'o On everyday occzsic-e
S,orN fc- i.ese ll-r4s - US; inc
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SCREEN BREVITiES

Tne costumes supplied for Dustin
f-r1g:n - aiS latest production. the
Eo-y!ca- H-oinerE." cost 80 900. They
s.e 81 ta:io:-rnade ana the coeturne 8
8e ".a-g n MS Dual role while II,
Crrsita are u Leather ana Six. Ills
srces nee especially manufactured
.s- tie picture.
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Movie Calendar

BIJOU-Clarn <imbnii Young In
Dyes OF Youth"
BLUEBIRD-"The Little Brother
of tho Rich"
mn q 4 ID W a Y-Kntheriuc Mac
Donald i'm .'rhe Beauty Market"
COLON 1.-The Gay Lord
Quc1."
ISlS-Ilarry Ioudini In "rhe
Grim Came.
ODE N-Dorothy Dalton In
'TApache."
RE N--isound and GnEEed."
"Jaxgy Monkey" "o'Gar! Rides
Alone"
VICTO R-Wiillam Russen in
oERstwnrd. Ho.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

Hober. "Bobbie') gu-ns, who Is
star-lng n tic cuckoo Comedies Sc
rise. or.1Es 70 h.e furInaH!ng expert
cErt rai1ec IA VAUDEVILLE, in acrbba-
t!rr, ana = legitimate stage produc-
tpIs SUN an Tn. H'iZar "a o. o. -
haDes n ToY!ard' ana The Zieyfeld
FcH!"E.' His screen carer ern oraces
activities Nth the selig, LuDin, Mu-
VA AMI YIN Compani.h
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Rash md Genial Lover.

\ rash and Ecnial lover + always a
popular idol His very fickleness is
enchanting. For the man who gives
his sweetheart something to worry
about is always in her thoughts Sir
Arthur Wing Pincro. the eminent Eng.
lish dramatist. created this type OF
hero in the new Tom Moore picture.
The Gay Lord QucX." which was
played OF the stage in both England
and America. The film production will
ne presented by GoIdwyn at the Colon
ial Thcater again today.
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An II Were.

al coid him didn't want MS dlction-
s-y tried 10 close the door but he
prevented me by inserting his dict!on-
ary."
Getting his words n edEewise SO to
cr.ak -"
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The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES
The Bettrr Way.

Yes. advertised :or shop girls, but
didn't get an applicant.
And no wonder. Advertise fo'
salesladies."
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Encore

Mrs. Thri cdH-WeII. Elsle, how do
YOU like your new pa?
Eisic-Oh. mamma. do 90 on marrying
men like that. mes given me a Thoie
dollar.
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Insured for Over s1.ooo,ooo.

MEron SelZnick Is The latest i'm di-
upon whom Il large insurance has been
taken out. An additional 100000 has
jnst been written in the favor CT Mr.
of insurance carried upon him rp to
more thar 100000. This is said to
be the largest sum Of insurance ever
OF this type. 1t is said no other COM
pany In the world. particularly in the
motion-picture bustncss. carries as
large sum OF insurance as the SELF
iick Company. The figures arc stag
scrinS, running into eight figures.
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Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS At LOCAL HOUSES
Pictures Arc Costly.

Pictures Arc Costly.
Some idea of the change in motion
picture making. in so far cost OF
PRODUCTION is concerned, can he CLEANED
Srori the report OF the Carson studio
.<d the Clara I<imhall Young produC-
.:on. Eyes OF Youth" The last picture
Miss Young made. The Better Wife.
cost. complete. $50. 000. The Eyes OF
Youth story, now a. the B!1ou, cost
$4,000.
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Dorothr nnlton.x Lntest.

One of the most unique character.
ever screened has been created h,
Dorothy Dalton in her new picture
.LApache. produced by Thomas /!
lnce for Aircraft rclcas,
and at the Odeon Thcater today. Sh,
is an Apache dancing girl in the Stun.
OF faris. who hates her lover partner
ana hccS from him thus involving her.
sell into some startling adventures
Robert Elliott is tho leading man. ant
Joseph De Grassc directed the njcturc
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A Visit OF IIoudinf.

ing to persuade the sheriff that tho
cattle rustling was for the silver screen
and not for silver dollars.
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Ground and Gagged"

George II. Seit2 hcrctoforc known
rs director and author OF numerous
uaihc serials, including many of Pearl
mites greatest successes. now makes
ms DEBUT n three rclcs-produccr al
rector and star. This three one
combination. with Frank Leon smith
writing the story and scenario has
IcSuIt'd IN ono OF the most uniouc
ana interesting serials ever nroducnd
in,crmingled with laughs. thrills. ey.
citement and suspense. this romantic
ser,al Is in ton weekly episodes.
ne hrst episode shows how Arch :
naln Alexander Barlow. tho world.s
most miserable millionaire. makes
wager with Margaret Hunter ,ha, na
can circle The globe in six mon,bs
,mNhon' a cent Of money Fur,bcrmnre
ne WI start his adventure without p
h.'ch OF clothing on him. and mo, u.n
ms name or identity at any timc tn
,.dSnh ior this eccentric wager is ma,
nrchie IS in love with Marraro, 80
sec,nS 10 prefer Oscar Glade
roc who rcEales SIargare, Win ,aTp
~ ms adve INJURIES. The conrl,si.
ne HTst episode sees Archie s,nuos
:. W" on tramp steamer wf,b ~
1",H N charter ESTABLISHING ~ ~
Co-a 9T r'.ncess LA 10 the thro1a ~
he U,I.'.h. now republic. scwnJ =;
.nS HocEe' Of the coat ne s;oia 80 N
..dnof in order 10 cjo,te I'm =
ncQhd and Gagged" vii ,.o ,si,sti.
az the Rex today SHOWN
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Exciting Moments.


To be mistaken for a cattle rus
t!cr ami pursued by posse that kent
inc atmosphere hot with bullets was
the experience OF Pete Morrison the
UNIVERSAL Western star, in making one
OF his recent photodramas.
Although many exciting events have
overtakcn the player. he counts the
cattle rustling episode as his most
thrilling experience.
The story being filmed ut the time
required that the entire company be
taken TO the Mexican border at Yuma
AriH7na. Although arrangements ha
been made with ranch owner TO drive
away herd of his cattle, no arrange
mcais had beer made with the shcriff.
50 when Morrison was seen % drive
Inc cattle out Of the rancher's coral
the alarm was spread and posse
quickly formed.
lnnocen,ly driving the cattle before
nm Tor the benefit OF the camera
Morrison was the most surprised COW
puncher In the world when shower
II bullets threatened to admit daylight
through the crown OF his sombrero
Believing that he was being attacked
by Mexican bandits, he stopped short.
wheeled around in the saddle and
urew his gun. Just then the mornin y
Sun siinted on the badges OF the shere
;, Morrison surrendered to the officers
IL required n vast amount OF expia in .
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"a Little nro,her Of the Rich"

"a Little brother OF tho Rich
Three of the motion picture screens
most briliian stars are appearing on
the same screen and in the same pic
iurc at the Bluebird Thcatcr today and
tomorrow in The Little Brother OF the
Rich" The stars are Frank Mayo,
Kathryn Adams and J. Barney Sherry.
The story was written by Joseph Medili
Patterson. owner of the Chicago Tri-
bunc and the Northcliff OF America.
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Gift linens

Handmade Madeira table COW
ers. scarf sheets, pillow cases.
napkins, luncheon sets. Priced
from $500 to $4,000.
Good gifts for 500
50-inch round table covers,
dozen, hemmed II. S. napkins:
70x72 table cloths; S0x90 bed
spreads.
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Gift blankets

Many kinds and many grades
all white, with colored borders,
plaid and black effects and you
choose from the usual colors, in
Guiding tans and lavender. Usual
bed sizes and, at their price,
notable values. $3.50 and on TO
$50 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

Beaded and silk bags, neckware,
necklaces, handkerchiefs in nice
assortments-all Of that peculiar
daintiness one associates with
anything Parisien. White and
colored mouchoirs, plain and
hand-embroidered. LOO to 11.5O.
Dainty Neckwear, in the newest
conceits. ESQ to 1915.