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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Ethel clayton at s,rnnd.

That There is good ~ every man
no matter how despicahIt re nv b..
iis clearly shown ~ the new Para
mount Aircraft picture The Ladder
of Lies. starring Fthel CLAYTON.
which comes 10 the S'rAad Tncatcr
for .hree dayS. beginning 'omorrog"
s. A KinoEran Ns"r ana Kaufman
weekly are addeG.
" BuHr Burkcs l',.si starring. We
will be shown al the Strand r heater
beginning THURSDAY, Is = ;hr!l!.n.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Weeks Movie Calendar

BIJOr--Al week, DougIns Fair
banks, In "Thc M"!lyroddir."
BLUEBIRD-Mon, rri Tues
day. Hnrr! Cnre., In "Buiict
Proof; wednesday, and Thursday.
Gladys Brock wei, in ">is,rr to
Salomc"; Friday mud Saturday,
Variety.
:, BROADWAY - Monday, Tues
day md Wednesday,. Owen Moore,
in "Thc Dangerous Hero; Thurs
de Rcmcr, In ellis Temporary
Wife,
lSIs-AI week. "Thc silver
Horde"
ODEOS-Nondny and Tuesday.
Constance TnlmndEc, In "'rhc Love
Expert; "Wednesday and Thurs
dny, Norma TRlinndgc, In ..rhc Nu-
mnn GiycS'; Friday and saturday.
Mnry PIckford, in "Thr iioojlun."
ltEN = Monday, "Thc Moon
ELDERS; Tuesday, Franklin Furnun
I'm Westerni "Wednesday, "Thc
WhlrIwind"; Thursdn., The
nroncho Kid: Friday. TrNn< GUM
nm, in The Iicnrt of Texas; Snt-
urday, "Thc Vanishing dagger"
sTRAND-Monda!. Tur>dn. and
"wednesday, Ithrl Clayton. In THE
Ladder of Lies: Thursday, Friday
; and saturday, Hi'li- Burh,. in
".Awu? no-- Prudence
NICToR-Monday, Tuc>da, and
"wednesday. j. Warren krrrirnn
In "1'b- Lord Law. the Irish:
Thursday. Friday nnG SH,urdny.
'.Icrroy i,innd.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS ON
. STUART MONUMENT PLOT
Members OF Richm"nd Chapter
L. ID. C., Raise Funds and super
intend Work ON TrlcHraplI Knnu.

Richmond Chapiir. L. y. G. finding
the stuart Monument on ne t"ie-
graph Road about eight mi.SS from
this city in very had condition. I'M
dcrtoOk to repair ana improve tis
same and put IT in Il crcdiiAhs" snare.
and appointed committee. conSlst
ing OF Mrs l.. J. White. Mrs. John
corley and Mrs. y l.. Richardson to
accomplish it. which has been done
and they desire TO report as ioi-
lows:
stands consists Of just "ue-iourth OF
an acre Of ground. 80 perfectly
squa;c. lei fc"t on cach 90 us TOUR
sides. ono of it's sides abuttlur on the
Telegraph Road where 10 passes by
III Il deep cut about ton feet below
the surface Of tn. lot; here. Just in
front OF the monument \ concrete re-
tanning wall had bean erected Ia pre-
road and this wall had begun to
crumble. This has been s.oppod and
the wall drawn back into its proper
position by passing 4 steel cable en-
tircly around tho stone CUrbing Of
the monument proper. about seventy
iiN" feet long. huryine the cable about
two feet in the ground. and securing
il at each end Of THE r'ta;ning wall
by bolts passing through and prop
crly secured to the cable.
Improved Approaches Ia Monument.
y niSh; of concrete steps at each
end Of this wall has hocu built with
iron handrniling to same, tn" banks
on each side have hcen cleared OF
bushes and small trees and roots
They have been sloDci, Allied and
iurfod and a lo-iuCh terra Gotta drain
pip" laid "a, it's base Iui feet long 10
carry OF the water. Thc whole lot
has been ploughcd uD narrowed and
Sown with blue grass seed. y p-ivct
hedge has been set out entirely
around tho lot
y concrete gutter was laid be-
tween tho top Of the retaining wall
and the earth adjoining to prevent
the water from settling behind IL.
and a stone tablet bearing General i.
L. L. Stua:t'S name. date of birth
and death has been Inserted in the
retaining wall. The iron fence anc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
The Voice Of .uthor,,,

Nj fairtax ,clephoncd to his wif.
q O'Clock that he was rrins!u. a
parry o: six To dinner ''" =
IN inventory of the lardcr showed
shaF, rr.ai!ons So Bridge. tho cook
MI instructed 10 order certain SUP
",l-A!nT ~ sUpplcucnt tho order.
mistress followed .n,r 10
the telephone and heard
''l walnut ycZ 10 sind nirrr , I,
. mutton and ask the grocer rfxi
nS2eF 10 ~ you. hhoy bring Two Ill
=; 'he'n quick OH b. along In IL.
,Ha'.irc and pa:alyse "a an;
nr!' iause ihcu Who's Shrati-,'7
"an rs MIS- FairtaH of the
,dr,e" cried ne as,on.saea and
i i..ar. H1w da'e you say -seh
"sagro raa~l." -c.u--.,e ~, .s.!.
-r.nl-.el Efg --hst-r, .rr .-r :
en- i.i.- ;'a; ,sr y.l rre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

wiukcd. and ;hen attended strictly
Z" business for a few minutes At
the end Of which time he spranE on
n,S hind legs. assumed an attitude
OF attack. ana shouted a; the tor OF
ms mouse voice, Now where's that
durncd Cat"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
l>crrignn ut tic Aic1nr

The third OF J. Warren KcrriEan's
Eobcrt Iirunton productions. The
LORD Loves tho Irish" w W iIod-
kinSpn release. is tho attraction at
me Victor Thrater. beginning tonor-
row and continuing through Wcdncs-
nay 'luanita Hansen in Episode thir-
teen Of The Lost CITY" is tho added
feature.
conXer;ing an island. off the coas,
O. Shll.ornia into the abode Of South
Sth canibhlS, WIS one Of the tasks
confronting Director James crr,n
curing 'hc filming OF the ncw Hon
Hini picture. Terror Island" whitn
VIII he IN" attraction for four days
~ ~" lc'or Theaicr commencing
On tne Same bin Ilnrold Llovd vii
&C. seen y The Eastcrn WoS,crncr.'
r,'N, Wednesday and Thursday. ana
LIE baEEot n Tho Room Above"
friday ana Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

~" vi MMsson .................... ........ 200
l., Woou ............................ liz
Il fuisoh. painter ........................ 5Jv
Tota! ...........,. tics IA
Less balance in bank .'s :Ss Il
Net balance still due slII ~
Women deeply Grntcfui.
e.,, mh% mHmhers of the Richmond
10. and desire most cordially and
heartily To thank those generous
friends. VINO helped by theft contri-
buttons. their only resource. Ia this
arduous. yet patriotic work. which
has been SO successfully complctnd
and may now 10 seen at their pleas
urc.
In conclusion VIC hope other friends
may aid u3 in paying the balance OF
Sli2.2G still due.
MRS. y. }. WHITE.
MRS. j. q. CORLEY
Mrs. ARCHIE RICHARDSON
We'll Connected.
Bcntlcy-"Do YOU know whether
tho Sinmcsc twins came from tho
humber class OF their country"
Perks-'I always had an idea that
they were pretty we'll connected"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

comedy drama which should provc
delightful entertainment for the pat
rons OF that playhouse. This Para
mount Aircraft photoplay affords
Miss Burke one OF til. hes; roles of
her screen career
y knogram and "Snuh" Pollard
comedy are added. The new strand
concert Orchestra with SiEnor Dan
Jose AndoneEIn as director. Will bc a
Special feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

handroiiing has ucen painted. maxi
ing the monument prcscntablc and
tormcrly Il was hardly ever noticed
Nj this has hccn done at IL cost Of
Sa1.26 not including tho steel cable
costing, Sl4 Eivon by l.. J. White.
Receipt. md Expenditures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

ride off on his wedding trip with
not with me--but say--with Rather.
ipe Milieri The hateful thingi
I wouldn't under the conditions
have cared much about the family
history Of the gsadioIr I wouldn't
have wanted . living creature IA
touch my hand, Further than that
the situation was quite outside the
powsTs Of my Imagination.
Hut there by my side was Deborah
Burns. q living example Of the bit
tor uagedyl Plainly the terrible ex
perienos Of loving without being
loved IN return could come TO q CIR
outside Of the pages Of a novel
Probably many n giri--aiways this
nicest kind Of n gfri--had given ur
the big romance OF her life IN .
parallel way. And had survived
somehow. Deborah wouldn't die
but then Deborah didn't really com
preh~nd all that sho was losing.
From my superior wisdom. &C
quirvd an tho bride OF tho man Of
my heart, I felt sorrter for Deborah
than aho seemed To feel for helself
From my increasing need to de
pend upon Bob. from the new and
tremendous maternal worries I hat
about hts comfort. as II he were ,
child. from the hurt In my hear
when we were separated. from ths
safe feeling OF the wife who IL pro
tectcd by her husbands business
ability very unromantio but trui,
real comfort 10 u wife--oh! fell
that Deborah couldn't possibly un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

Ny Dsnr Miss Grey. Attic for .
hong time ! have becn an Interested
reader Of your department. ! have
inclined to believe you viii sAy am
too hot-sempered. sun I cannot re-
sixt answering the letter BY "a Man"
regarding women's .drsaA
Nov. Mr.. Man. nssen- How many
vemen did you ever see going to
OueA entremes Is you uenttunf Very
~. III wager. OF coursa thsrs are
. sew. Poswibsy great many in -
ezety. but u you don't like " get out
what's the use Of going around
ana finding q few immodest women
and then continually cussing all girls
and women because OF themf ! don't
think QUITE eli men are porfecs.
either. aRho women have . little
mere arefineneut than. TO forever
TRADE them about Il.
why don't you cut out picking on
and growing at the women and girls
and stay home and keep your son at
hosne with you Pick on the boys
for . while.
NO wonder so many Girls 50 70 the
dickens You're so busy growing At
the women you don't see 70 making
yoar own manly sons and members
~ your own sex stop yelling at and
Bufting decent girls the minute
bey step out Of the house after :
0c1ock and sometimes before-
But no. IT'S all the girisf fault
IL boys ars perfect angch. You
Deu make me tired. and u you'd sfop
staring at and fooiing with the kind
~ women you mention. they
wouldn't dress that way. anyway
unSass they are afraid the men would
st sick from having nothing 70 rave
shout
Ten ny that sny man Who = half
eyyfng to lad . clean life looks
aswu on them a. not being NJ for .
dsg's ccmpanion.- Let me tell you,
Mr.. Man. there isn't such an cxccp-
t1onAl lot Of men that are III for .
eggs corr panion. either. Why don't
you preach TO them awhile1 Certain
~ II these women you're worrying
about are going to reform they would
Ave made a move before now.
Thanking you. Miss Grey. am.
81 A l. II. 8. JUNIOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
HOUSE DRESSES

Every woman likes pretty clothes
and while the working housekeepcr
can't wear dainty and delicate fab
RIGS she can be very attractive In her
neatncss-
House dresses should be made Of
wash BILE materials varying In
warmth with tho season OF the year
chalnbrny or Bingham for summer
and gliatea or q cotton flannel for
winter. but beware Of a fuzzy 0in'
mel and do not wear II before iaun
dsring H. It's dangerous because the
fuxx IL innammabic.
A short. rather full skirt In much
more comfortable 10 work In than q
narrow long ono. regardless Of fash
lon.
Tho waist should allow perfect free
dom TO the arms and shoulder mus
ciea
Worn out and soiied best dresse,
are down-troddsn looking garments
and are apt 10 mako their wearci
feel that way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Name "Bayer" on Genuin

sBayer Tablets q Aspirin" Il gen
uine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians Tor
over twenty years. Accept only IN
unbroken 'Bayer package" which
contains proper directions to relieve
Headache. Toothache. Earschs. Neu.
raigia. rheumatism. Colds and Pals.
Handy tin boxes OF IL tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
''Bayer packages" Aspirin II trade
mark Bayer Manufacture Mono
accsicacidester Of Salicylicacid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

dcrstand even small part Of the
Joy OF life which faded away from
her when Jim's auto was lost 70
viowl
came 10 with q start II oc.
CURED 10 mo that was missing q
good deal myself Were not Bob and
I 10 the midst Of another misunder.
stAndingf
We were letting oar days slip by
I'VE wers losing hours. precious
hours apart when we might have
been 30 happy together'
II was all Bob's fault And told
myself that II was Bob's turn 10
make up this time.
But when would he SO? When
would he take the first step7
Go Be Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

q. Can you tell mo what 70 Do
for mosquito bites7 They cause M
tense irritation and my skin b.
comes terribly swollen.
A. The application Of . drop ~
two Of household ammonia ~ soDn
as the bite In noticed. usually acts
like magic and. In most instances
prevents any disagreeabie fnfiammn-
ton or singing. II may be advAos
able for you to carry a small vial u
ammonia In your pocket. but be SURE
that the bottle is well closed with =
rubber stopper.
O ] am young woman who haD
been troubled ever since I can -
member with a hoarse and disasrUs-
able voice. Other members Of ny
family have good voices. A Throat
specialist examined my throat and
found the vocal chords IN good CO..
dition. arm quite nervous Have
you heard Of any similar cases caa1s-
ed by nervousness? DO you think u
can be cured after such . Ions timss1
II 80. howy n ~
A. II is very doubtfui whether
there In any form Of treatment
which would change the character u
your voice, II a throat specialist ~
found the vocal chords IN good cen-
dition. I believe II would be . u11s>
take to undertake any form Of tsea&-
ment. II might not only make NIT
ters worse. but causs some sesioua
trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
SIMPLE METHODS OF
CLEANING KID
GLOVES

A practical way 10 clean Md
gloves Ia to rub the -oiicd parts of
the glove with cornmeai. molstsnssi
with gasoline. After that they
should h dried thoroiy In the air.
Another method 10 to dip the glow
IN . fruit hr partly filled with raso-
limo and shake u up and down.
changing tho xasoiine until n r.
clear. OF course. tho gasoline must
b used In the open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
lWH AT do YOU
W think Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
| Seattle Star.
To Bleach
Strup Hat

Struic Hat
Dear Mls ORGY: WIN you please
tel Ne . way 10 clean white ssrawl
A READER
C~esse . - u sulphur Goals and
sfsese IN fvaes - pea<frase the
strosn
Oiden Styles
We're Injurious!
Dear Miss Grey: 80 many criti-
cfrs women and their clothes that I
simply have 20 remind some Of those
older women fault finders how fool
ish and health Destroying they
dressed when We were younger. DO
you rcmemb-r the tight corstr A
woman Of 700 pounds had . waist
measure Of -
have nsver thought that our
bodies we're . Disgrace and ! have
never taught my ehiidren anything
Of thu SORT. 10 all the sttsntion they
ever ray 20 . woman drensed In q
freakish manner 10 TO remark that
this one OF that looks foolish In .
tight short skirt. etc,
How absurd to blame woman's
dress for mans moraiA -As . man
thinkcth In his heart. 70 IL he" And
anyone who rcasons cannot get away
from that A WOMAN or so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
FILET LACE
POPULAR

Lavish use In made Of filcs lace
trimming on biousea. frccks and for
collar and cuff sets. The smart
Eeorgctte waists are showing inaets
and collars OF fiiet Lace
Frocks Of net Are combined with
generous amounts Of the lace. while
sometimes the material OF the frock
Ia georgetis. orEandse or embroidered
linen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

! decided that must not see
Deborahs emotion. ] think she
was confused about Il herself. a.
young giris OF tho finest typo are 10
liable to be when wounded by the
God OF Lova But her suffering. and
the cause Of II were A. plain to me
an the patches Of sun and shade on
the lawn before IN. wanted to put
my arms around her and say that
tho first love doesn't mstter--that II
passes--but In my heart knew
that often II h the only real love OF
a lifetime.
And I realized that Debornh was
like myself. she was not Of . secret
telling Kind. she didn't need and she
didn't dosire sympathy. she espe-
cialiy wanted to he let alone when
she was. discovering how hopeless
love can hurt . woman.
Weeks afterward. Deborah told me
that my letting her alone just then
was the secret OF the great under.
standing which developed between
us and made our women's friendship
one Of the unique and choice cape.
rienc1s In both of our lives.
At tho time. remember. VA
only anxious that Deborah should
not percoive that I had found out
abou, her mad love for Jim Lorimer
kept very stiil as her b~wildered
gaze remained on the gates thru
which Jim's car had vanished. But
all OF tho time was wondering how
! would feel n ! had had 10 stand on
garden terrace and rec my Bob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

One cold morning <year-oid Net.
ties mamma began washing her
hands In cold water. but shs drew
back exclaiminx. THAT wstsf's too
cold. please cook II some"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Associates With
0ldIr EfrIa

Dear Miss Grey; Would you please
ten me u you think " Is right for
GIRL IL years old 10 go with girls Of
81 and "a? TROUBLED.
CANNOT say that u u ryono for o
NJ Of ~ 70 chsm sctsh 0irfs OF 80.
bss u scents to me that a iafie girl
u that age uonId haze much rvore
n common ,rth piavmafcs more
neovlN her otrn age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

In union there is strength, but the
unknown husband OF prominent
woman, doesn't believe II is equally
distributed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

It's no trouble for . man TO bras
Of his good Judgment when he
makes q good guess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Seattle Style

The phite
serge skirt
porn NTH a
dark blue jer-
sev jacket
makes a verv
effective cos
tune. Jersey
cloth has been
pery popular
this season for
suits as sDeu as
the sport
jackets. Sand
. color Is the
cloth turban.
,chich, besides
hnpin0 a very
chic crotcn, is
trimmed NTH
corded braid
made from
self-materidL
White ties and
stockings and
long white kid
Dlorcs add to
the nsafness Of
this young
lddvs appear
dnce.
u tlss LADY pho
tur~si hire viii call
~ The Stars
editorial rooms che
viii receive two
ttcisrts IN the
Orph~uiu vau6n
VILE show II uss
M0ns~
Photo BY
Crcss-Dak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
!, C, c, NOT DISPOSED
TO INTERFERE WITH
LOCAL TRAFFIC CASES

WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-THE lntSrstat"
Commerce CommiSSicr has no d!spoSl-
hon &c interfere With state regulatory
bodies IN administration or local tra'hc
problems. Chairman Clark OF the tcde'a.
body. SAID today al the conference VI
the National Association OF Halfway
and Ututy commissioners. Replying I"
a question from Chairman lewis. OF
the Indiana commission. Mr.. Clark sad
that II a state body promulgated ru!e
governing interstate distribution OF cars
and no complaint came 70 the federal
body. ''certalnly we would not interfere
with IT.
Withdrawal Of car privileges Tor
transporting coal for public utilities
was due 20 abuses Of the orders. Mt.
Clark said Some OF the utilities. he
asserted had under this pr!Nt)"S" added
coal - their storage and others hau
even diverted coal FOR othc: purposes.
Referring TO the organization OF local
terminal committees. Mr.. Clark SAID
the commission planned 10 establish car
service agents and local committees
throughout thc couEtry. II was inn
possible, he added. for any tribunal In
Washington to deal with the mass OF
local matters which come up daily.
Serious situations confront Tho pub
lie utilities through Inability 10 S"I
coal for which they have contracted. NJ.
il. AylcSworth. executive manager or
the National Electric Light as>"c,o-
.tiun. asserted Since tho middle Cf Cc-
tober. he said. electric light and power
companies and gas and stree; railway
companies have RECEIVED Very little
contract coal
MANY of the companies have very
few days supply on hand and the situ-
alton is critical" he said. urging priort-
~ orders.
Getting coal for public utilities re-
solves Itself down 10 the question or
price. Interstate Commerce Commits
B.oner Aitchison declared. Coal Is be-
ing produced and moved. he said. and If
utilities are not getting II tho matter Is
their lookout. and that Of the public utl!-
tiles commissions. The commission. he
said has no power 10 force coal opera
fbrs 10 mr. the coal contracts with the
utilities.
/ The convention observed Armist.ce
Day by a joint meeting with the mem
bers and employees Of the Interstate
Eommeree commission. Chairman Clark
Of the commission. presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
Legislative Amendment
Has Apparently Seen Defeated Accord
ing TO Complete Official Returns
From Ia Counties.

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 11.-1ndica-
tions that the legislative amendment
intended 10 increase the session or inc
West Virginia Legislature from - t.
50 day. and to raise the pay Of the
.css,on TO $500 4 year. voted on at tn"
election November .. has been dIGreatcc
came in Official returns received TO-DAY
by Secretary OF State Houston &. Young
from - counties showing majority
OF 1896 votes against the measure snS
total vote OF the thirteen counties gave
S5SS5 for tho measure and 42.S6l
against only three counties gave ma
jorIties for II. Tho counties reporting
are widely scattered over tho state.
Officials 1T the capital apparently
were surprised ut the turn the official
count has given to tho vote on the
amendment, as most OF them had receiT-
ed unofficial reports. from different,
sections OF the state which they said
indicated that the amendment had
passed by safe majority.
Mr.. Young would venture no preulc-
tion today as TO what the final rcsu't
will be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
SOLEMN SERVICE ON
ARMISTICE DAY AT
BETHANY COLLEGE
ccial Dispatch 20 The Intc!l!gcncer

Special Dispatch 70 The lntr!ligcncer.
BETHANY. Nov. t1.--Solemn services
COMMUNICATED, Armlsticc day ut Beth
any. The exercises were under supcc-
vision OF a joint committee from the
student council and from the EcthrnE
college post No. I'd. American Legion.
with q. w Hughes. post commander, IN
charge.
The trSt speaker was President Cloyd
Goodnight, who spoke briefly 10 m"
fact that this day should be set asld"
as a time Significant OF the principles
for which America fought in the world
war.
pevo,ions were conducted BY Fred w.
Fclter IN" youngest chaplain OF tho
A. T. T., who rclate4 personal eNpcrl-
cnccs that illustrated the Scriptures
read The lesosn gained was that OF
sharing burdens. and Of the fact that
,h.v that died lived on through their
principles Mr.. Heller went through
tho trying cXperienC" Of visiting the
grave of his boyhood chum while IN
France.
Kiddcr. the big tackle Of tho football