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Evening journal., 1920-07-09
CHESAPEAKE REGATTA
FLEET NOW AT OXFORD

OXFORD. Md, July 9-T-e harhor
last night ~twinkled witt the lights
of visiting yachts and power boats
nn hand for the first regatta held by
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club since
before the war.
six yachts sailed I'm the race from
Annapolis 20 oxford, over a course
of lO nautical miles, heating against
the wind AN the way. The contestants
left Annapolis at iii5 and the win
ner. Baheite, owned by j. Lawton
Rigg. OF Philadelphia. reached oxford
al 53S The Leyanna, sailed by +. W.
Robinson. Philadelphia, was a close
second. crossing the line six seconds
later Within five minutes The Slider,
Diamondback. snapper and Tewapln
arrived The races were accompa-
/ Med by The schooner Iarpon, owned
lby Capt Austin Dining. OF Baltimore,
lWho IS familiar with oxford waters
i..Ning sailed the yawl Shendon mere
at other rogatas.
The slider was captalned by Mr
/ Henderson. Of Miles River. who eX-
hihNcd marked scamanship
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
DEFIANCE OLD
MEN STAGE COMEBACK

The married men of the Defiance
club evencd the series with the un-
married men last night by staging
a batting rally in the eiehth inning.
The score was 10 TO s.
HolVeok had a shade the better Of
Mcdowell IN a pitching duel. although
both pitchers were biz rather lively.
The game was one Of the best seen
this year the old-tmers displaying
some classy baseball
In the fourth, with two men out
and with men on second and third,
Haley speared a line drive 90 center
/ that had a tWo-hase mark on 10. Ma
/ l0ney's work at short also caused IA
lVOrable comment.
I Tonight the Defiance All-Siars VIII
make another effort 10 get started
when they VIII play the South Brook.
Ign Giants
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

skinny" Johnson, one time pre-
mier infelder Of Wilmington, will
stage a comeback" this evening
when ne will lead his Wilminstn Gas
Company team on the field at 29th
and Market streets, against Lorraine
A. A. in twilight exhibition game.
Manager Johnson will strengthen
his Industrial League team by using
Shannon and LivermOre, the old
Grace team battery. shannon Is in
great shape at this time Of the season
and as he is anxious 10 get back at
I'M, 'V,hamps" for the lacing he re-
ceived at their hands earlier in the
season. at Marshallton, 10 should IN
deed be a warm battle.
Saturday Lorraine will trave | tC
Chester. Pa. whene they meet thl
American SteFl Foundries Co. team
one Of the strongest industrial teams
in this section Of the country.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
Keystone Hot Shots
RY me OLD Gu.Nn.,.

Well fellows that was an awful
; deal we got Saturday, but the cham
pions know in their heart that they
Should have been beaten.
We are not a bunch CT quitters as
some would believe. on the other
hand we are a bunch Of good losers;
: provided the game Is lost fair ana
square We lost a square game to the
Eden Club and took our medicine
without a word However our otner
losses have been highway. robbery
and persons who witnessed the games
can verify these statements
Our past reputation speaks for it,
self. We are out for clean sport ana
II we can't win a ball game by honest
and fair play, we would rather go
through the season with nothing Dut
losses chalked against us.
Everybody out on Saturday at Sec
ond and dupont streets. Neighbor-
borhood Is our opponents and we eN-
.pect a good, fast, clean game.
The club Is making plans for the fall
and winter sports. Spike Hayden and
Malcolm Mccoy will act as instructors
while X. o. Harry Baker, Jack Brok
and Ralph Raymond will be boxing
instructors.
Morris Goldberg has asked for a
position on the official day commit
tee.
It IS reported that three OF the
most prominent members OF the day
committee are looking for work. The
members seeking positions are Mellor
Weldin and Hackett.
We are looking forward to a bis
night on Saturday, July 24. which is
the fifth anniversary OF the club.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
nAnIAN GIANTs RUsY.

The Harlan Giants are ab0ut the
busiest ball club in the city at the
present time. Manager johnson Will
send the boys against the Harlan
team Saturday afternoon, Monday
they will take on the strong Chester
Giants at South Side Park and We'd
nesday they will oppose the st. Mary
team in twilight game at South
Side Park.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
N1crnnN sTAns WIN TWO.

Victory Stars defeated the Royal
Giants Tuesday afternoon 2 TO and
won from Rosedale yesterday 7 to T..
Victory stars are open for games on
Saturday. Address oslo Williams, 5O3
East Twelfth street, CITY.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
CLAYTON on TOP

Clayton. of the Southern Division
P. B. and w. Railroad Deague, de-
feated Lamokin yesterday afternoon,
to 4.
Clayton is now leading the loop
with two victories, while LamOkin
has won and lost one, with Cape
Charles in third place, with one de-
feat. Baltimone, the other club in the
Southern Division League, has not as
yet played a game.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
Inn.ogsLn AAooeoOIooOA5G ; 9

Two-base hits-HoGecker, Ralston,
Townsend, Corbin. Stolen basis
Clayton, 4: Lamokin. l. Left on bs-
sesLLamokin, Z; Clayton. 6. Struck
out-By Townsend. 4; by West, Z
Double plays-Ralston to Marvel
Bases on balls-On Townsend, 2
Umpire-Farries. Time Of game-i.5O
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
NEVER BETS

CLEVELAND, July Frank Walker,
who is starting the horses at Grand
Circuit tracks, this year, never beis.
He has started more horses than any
man living.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
National League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
American Ieanme

NUIITITHW TTHWTIU
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland al Washington.
National League
phillies az Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
The Want Ads will help you 10 help
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
EI1FN A THiIIEYAIY1TSyrl[ ~ Y
ID IZsi1SNt tg,alEll6IT
BASEBALL RESULTS
American Ieague

Chicago, g; Athletics, ..
Detroit. 4;.New York, 3.
81 Louis. Z. Boston. o.
Cleveland, 4 +; Washington, ?.
Cleveland. 9; Washington, 6 second
game.).
National League
Chicago, 8: New York. B.
Brooklyn, "A; st. Louis. ,.
Pittsburg, 4 Phillics, 0.
Boston-Cinc.nnati-Postponed. rain
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

McCaulley. CT. .....O , D
Woerner. r. ........O 1 o o o
Totals ............ s II p IL
Score by Innings
Married Men ... 3 4 o 600 : 10
Unmarried Men. 0 o 90 1 . o. 3
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
ST. HEDWIG MEETS
TARTAR In ST. MARY

St. Hedwig's Of the Catholic League,
played 81. Mary's 10 a to 4 tie at
the Military Grounds last evening.
The umpire CALLED the game in the
seventh inning because Of darkness
It was pitchers battle from the
start Jimmie Malloy pitched one Of
the best games in his career for st.
Hedwig having thirteen strlkeouts'
and allowing only two hits. ST. He'd
wigs did not have an error
Burke. the st. Mary's pitcher, had
five strikeouts and allowed three
hits. Twenty-Five hundred interested
+ fans saw the game.
/ Score by innings.
/ 81. Mary's ..............Oi 600 OO-l
St. Hedwig's ............0OOO0Oi-i
SOME PICkUPS.
Well. Jimmy. old boy. il was hard
luck You can't do it all yourself
Young Debekat cannot be beat on
that flrst bag.
Where were you Smith, old boy
You had two chances to win The old
ball game and fell down. You'll have
10 do better than that, kid
Malloy you're doing good keep il
lup
o Malloy had better watch himself, oi
one Of the girls will get him.
How about the steal that Rogers
pulled al second and third; that's 60.
Ing some, kid.
our centrehelder saved the game ir
the sixth round when he jumped q
! get that fly
Joe don't worry about being caugh
, at third. It's all in the old game.
, HonA did great fielding.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

The Want Ads are the best route
10 excellent boarding pisces and are
reliable and inexpensive.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
SATURDAY BASEBALL
Au-WiIminuton League

Wilmington League
Parkside VS.. Ninth Ward, Twenty
second and ClaymOnt streets.
Eleventh Ward vs.. South Side-Eden
at Eden Park.
Keystone vs.. Neighborhood at sec
ond and dupont streets.
Defiance VS.. Silverbrook at Military
Grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
snhnrhan Leanne

Kiebs VS.. ElSmere at Elsmere.
Stanton.
Brack-Ex vs.. Marshallton, at Mar
shailton.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
Gas TO PLAY LORRAINE

Harlan VS.. Harlan Giants, southside
Park.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
Church League

81. Pauls VS.. Hanover at Eden
Park.
scott vs.. Union at Baynard Field.
First-Central VS.. Brandywine, at
Rockford.
West VS.. Grace, at Baynard Field.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

Well fellows that was an awful
deal we got Saturday, but the cham
pions know in their heart that they
Should have been beaten.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

Everybody out on Saturday at Sec
ond and dupont streets. Neighbor-
borhood Is our opponents and we eX-
pect a good, fast clean game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
FRENCH GIRL WANTS TO
WED MODERN BLUEBEARD
Typo Of Man Shc Lovcs-Strong
Calm, Brave, Handsome and
Relentless
[Dy UnIversal Service. l


Ereneh "Bl SeBs; I imprisoned 'G iS
inc Sante Prison at Paris for seven
n Teen months while hundreds OF en-
MS guilt. has received a love letter!
"A girl who signs herself Mario
,a e. Ccntaut." and who says she
been loved" has written to the beard
ca man OF many tiancccs n syInpa-
thetie and passionate note of admir-
What a man you must be-" sho
writes. ito have made so many
women love you! And what poor
specimens tho girls must have been
no. 70 retain your affections!
dreamed OF as my future husband
strong. clean. brave. handsome and
relentless. How you must have hated
70 XIII thirteen women and what
brains you must have to have been
able TO burn them SO that all the de-
tectiVes In France cannot say for GER
tain whether you are guilty or not!
But II you can hate like that what
powers you must have for loving IL
me right woman came into your life.
MonSieur Landru, / am that woman.
AND when you are released, as most
surely you will be. shall be waiting
outside the prison to take you home"
=, Landru is reported as hugely de-
lighted with the lcttcr-the first from
a woman sympathizer he has received
since his Incarceration.
An: he told his jailor. eff ! had
only known that girl at tho begin
nlnE' how different my life would
have bccn!'
this month. SO far he has not broken
ms silence except for n written state
inent 10 the examining magistrate In
which ho says that after reading over
the evidence aEains, him he "consid-
not guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Dunstan's. Sir Arthur Pcarson's great
Institution for tho rc-education OF
British blinded soldiers in London,
and similar institution in Italy.
Gratitude From iuInanin.
Tho measure OF gratitude the as
sistance OF tho Permanent Blind Re-
lief War Fund has evoked In the
stricken continental nations men
toned. all % which have demon
strated II with decorations conferred
upon MI and Mrs. Kcssler, may be
gagged from the following letter sent
TO Mrs. Kcsslcr on her birthday on
Juno IS last by Queen Marie OF Ru-
mania, who was then in Paris:
Dear Mrs. kessler:
Though II was q great pleasure to
meet Mr. Kessler again, was much
disappointed that he was without
you; already last year We missed each
other and SO dearly longed to thank
you myself for the wonderful way
YOU have helped my poor blind
through your splendid gifts.
How many unfortunatcs must be-
blessing your namc and how happy
that must make you! And today on
your birthday how many must be
praying fo- your happiness!
May add my good wishes to all
those that you are receiving. AMI
also my love, FOR indeed l love you
for all that you have done and are
still doing. 1t Is q beautiful, beau
tifui work indeed.
MARIE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

viii attend st. Marys Episcopal
Miss Madeline Fitzgerald has ma+r,.
culated at tho FarmviiIo State Nor.
NAL. A>oi
Mrs. c. p. Curtis. Robert Curtis and
Miss Virginia 4. Curtis are home S oi.
of Norfolk.
Miss Margaret Curtis has returned
from a visit to relatives at Nassa-
Mr.. ond Mrs. Joseph S. Mills. Miss
sS snn and Ml Sas Me; AID Rii,, Mrs G. DUN
this week motoring around s KIM
Ridge Summit and Pen Mar. Que
Mrs. r. T. Amos is back from n e,a,
OF several weeks at Westm inster. Nil
warner Amcs has returned fron,
Buena Vista, where she spent several
weeks.
,, Mrs; Milton Lewis and daughter. of
Claude Northam for two weeks
Miss +. Virginia HOPKINS Wa. m.
week. lend guest OF Miss Xmands
Lankford. of Princess Ammo. Md.
MISS Dorothey Hopkins Is visiting
George Kilman and Carroll SCOTT
llct, Tuesday, to resume their work a,
liampden- Sidney College. a.
Rev; John Parker. OF Mansu Sta
w Gifn No. MS;, spent e,ii,t this week with Ills
and Mrs, Charles Watson. '' "if'
J. Luther Nottingham. of Norfo,,
Is at the home OF Mrs. A. 81. Noting
, Hilton Grey has returned from a
4 visit to her daughter, MIS- mrs o ai.er
Chandler, OF Berlin, Md. Oseai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
RemoOing Ugly Hairs
Entirely Meu'Method
tActually Removes the Roots,

Tne question Is often asked whe,h.r =,
really permanently efficacIou, hare
mover exists. and the answer ma, har.,o-
iore oeeh very unsatisfactory Fortu
ess That really removes every hair en-.
tire, root and all! 1t Is different from
ana Tar better than electricity, depIa,or.
rea- the razor. or any other method. II
YOU'D IKE TO try IL. Just get stick Of
phcIactine from your druggist. follow ~.
simple instruetions-and with your own
eyes SEQ the hair roots come out! Roots
are removed quickly. easily. leaving the
skin perfectly smooth and hair-f.e,
Phelactine Is non-rritaunr. o1o-,c.,
and 30 harmless you could eat iti-Aar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
The Tnllc.t ChImnex

Reader. Richmond.-The chimney
completed in 1919 for the Wasoe
Is the tallcst chimney ever built. n
has brick stack 5S5 feet above the
ground with sixty-foot top inside
diameter The stack stands 555 feet
from the top OF an octogonal con-
crete base thirty feet above the
ground level at the treater plant
grade and thirty-thrce feet above the
lowest part OF the rock foundation ON
which the base rests. The concrete
base Is eighty-nine feet outside ton
diameter and from ten TO thirty feet
above the ground. On this Is placed
an octogonal brick section eighty six
rect In diameter and sixty-eignt feet
nigh. which carries n circular ,aper-
ing brick chimney. The main shaft
has i've different tapers. and the
thickness varies from nfty-eiEht
inches at the top of tho octogonal
sections to twenty-five and one
fourth inches at the top. under the
terra Gotta can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
ENGLISH women CABINET
ACTIVE ON VITAL ISSUES
Havo Given Warning of Impending
bankruptcy and Recommend
Many Drastic Reforms.
MINISTER'S TO BE ACTIVE
Abolish Figurc-Head Positions and
Consolidate Other DEPARTMENT.
Which Arc Only a Big Burden
and Expense to Government,
LYDIA KINGSMILL COMMANDER.
Stan Correspondent Cross-AtlnntIc

able; u6lic-spIrited and i EapoP 91
3nEiishwomen havo practically con.
net to den MitS tbs Tomens cnb
OF the day: Not ali Of them tackle
every problem. but group OF them
are always to DO found pushing for
Eleven of them have just ISSUED a
warning to the nation of impending
bankruptcy. and have outlined some
Their general idea Is sweep away
useless ministries and mako those
that remain in the highest degree
active and useful.
l. That the recommendation OF the
Committec on National Expendit ure
IN IN their last report. to the effect
the Ministry OF Munitions should
cease to- be a spending department.
be- given effect at once.
,h =, That tho Food Ministry be
3. That the recommendation OF the
Committee on National Expenditure
70 the effect that some departments
down and the Expenditure OF the
others carefully scrutinizcd be given
effect ut once.
,strx That nf T the SANE apply to tho Min
s., That the policy OF the Ministry
OF Health should he to consolidate
PosisionS ALREADY won, and, in view
further developments.
s; That in consideration OF the
failure Of the housing scheme Of the
ministry, term be put to such
schemes. that no fresh ones DO con-
Sidered. that building materials BE
decontrolled, and private enterprise
reverted to at the earliest possible
Z. That the Ministry of Education
report what is now being spent per
head on the education OF the juvc-
nile population. and that, in view of
the financial position. any further
postponed.
s: To reconsider all doIes and sub
sides. and TO cancel them as soon
as possible.
Tho appeal continues
we earnestly advise every woman
on National Expenditure. and. in
view OF the national bankruptcy
which is threatening us. 10 take ali
measures by holding meetings in
their constituencies and by writing
TO their members Of Parliament to
90 their duty as voters to avert 1t.
we VIII endeavor TO find speakers
sible."
1t is signed by the Countess Of
Arran. Lady Asquith. Lady Frances
BaitoMr. Fiscountess Cowdray, Lady
Matt Matt Boyer Ska LADY d. ST. Heller, Dr.
Mrs. Fox, Lady Mayoress of Sinn
chester. Miss Baden Powell (sister or
Sir x: Baden-PowelD and Lady Spen-
cer-Churchil, all women distin-
Euished for Intelligent and devoted
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HOLLlNS

HoLL1NS. VA. Sept. 1s.-,,,s,
Mabel Bower has left for NIarion
N Ma. where she goes to teach in
Dr. and Mrs. w. n. Whitman md
children and Mrs. w. ]. Armstronr
OF Houston, Tex: and her dauEhter
ana Miss Eileen Hosford, Of Rosario.
Argentina, South America. wers
EqSsts Tor dinner Tuesday at "The
Rev. George Brax,on Tav,o, 10.
returned from buckingham County,
where he was helping Rev. w +
Sadier In meeting last week ut
Antioch Church.
Miss Belle Cooke. of Roanoke has
5een visiting frieEds for several
Mr.. and Mrs Stevens. of Wood
lawn. Nelson County. have hear ~
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stanley.
mrs. II. II. Thompson and Miss
Emily Thompson have returned from
' riiaiTn,;pton; Va. where they were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
ENGLISH TRIP FOR WINNERS
OF STOCK JUDGING CONTEST
Atlanta Fair Offers Special Prizes-Se.
lcct Virginia Representatives
ut State Fair.

BI.ACKSBURG. VA. Sept 1S.-Thc
International Club Live Stock Judgin 6
!ober 1922. 1920. The southeastern
Fair secured this contest because ii
offered sumo very attractive induce
,ncnts.
from each of the forty.c eight States.
and from foreign countries. Free en-
tertainment Will be given not only to
club members OF the judging team,
tends the International Club Camp to
hc held at the same time. Seven free
trips to the Engliy'! Royal Show in
London will be given winners In the
National Breeders Association are of
fering liberia! prizes in the several
classes of live stock.
The Virginia team to compete for
honors At Atlanta will be selected at
the state Fair from among the mem
bers of the agricultural clubs of the
extension division of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. The State con-
beginning at ? y. NJ. and the four
highest scoring contestants will be
awarded the free Atlanta trip. JudE-
ing from the interest manifested by
the club members and their parents in
ali parts of the state. this will be Il
very lively contest. The contest it
self will! be wonderful thing for the
boys and will go long way towards
live stock throughout Virginia
The secretary OF the American Aber-
deem Angus Breeders Association
states that his association will offer
500 in cash prizes as follows: To the
team securing the highest score in
Judging the Aberdcen-AnEus ring,
$50; second s25: third. $50: fourth.
SIS: NTH. $40.
In addition TO the seven prize trips
to the English Royal Show, this
makes total Of 5000 in supplement-
airy cash prizes. This will insure the
very kecnest competition and enable
every worthy team to win consider
able prize money. at the same time
providing funds for the winning team
to spend additional time in England
visiting sections OF historic interest.
Every day brings further assurance
that this is going to he the greatest
club meet ever held in America. Every
Southern State. with possibly two ex-
ceptions. is making arrangements to
be present. and almost every state
in the Union will probably send boys
TO Atlanta.
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RAPlDAN

RAPiDAN. VA. Sent 1s-Crookcd
was the scene OF beautiful weldinl;
Wednesday evening. September 10.
when Miss Elsie Elizabeth Garnctt.
Garnett, became the bride OF !. Rob
err Tinsicy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs c. II.
Tinsley. of Culpeper County
me ceremony was performed by
rev j. w. Morgan, pastor OF tho
church. assisted by DR. i; w Winfrcy.
or Culpepcr. in the presence OF an
audience that taxed tho seating ca
pacity OF the church
Mrs. William Ramsay Taliof.r-o
or pittsburgh. Pa. only sister OF Tho
bride. attended her as matron OF
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Not Sure OF Himxelf

He was very small boy. and how
he came to be umpiring nobody seem
ed to know. Nevertheless, there he
was, white coat and all, and they
We're waiting or his decision in an
OBVIOUS case of !. b. W.
lie looked from one to the other
or the giant pair. batsman and wicket
Keeper. His mind was clear as to
the verdict, but he didn't like the
look OF the bats man at all.
Well" shouted the batsman, .'ave
yer made UP yer mind?"
Il amt sure" replied the poor little
umpire; "hu, think you're moro out
than mot OUT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
after tho birth of his t,rs. reversed

after tho birth of his FIRST reversed
tho usual order of things.
She was full OF advice. She told
him what to do and what not to do.
how to treat the baby when 1t cried.
now to sing to it, how to talk to II.
what toys to give II. what school to
send 1t to. what religion II should
follow and what profession to adopt.
her advice regarding the color OF It's
coffin when she suddenly jumped up
and said she was 80 sorry, but sho
really must be going.
.Really?" murmured Mr.. Jones
family.
yes. I really must. Good-by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
II Needed Attention.

lie had been sent to certain
suourb to tune, plano. IIe found
tho Instrument In good condition and
not In tho least need of attention.
a few days later his employer re-
piano. lady OF would-bo musical
proclivitles. stating that tho piano
had not been properly tuned. 1t
was no better than before.
After receiving reprlmand from
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ONANCOCK

Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
ONANCOCK. VA. Sept 1S.-Frank
Parker and William S. Curtis enrolled
az students of William and Mary
MISS Virginia w: Hopkins left Wed
nesday for Raleigh, n. c.. where she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Inspiration.

Inspiration.
She Is the culver OF dawn,
She is the blue OF the sea:
She Is the hope tnht is drawn
From n poets melody.
She Is the stardust OF night,
She is the sheen of the dew:
She is the spirit OF light
That torches my soul TO you.
lie Baron Cooke. in Shadowland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

expect your baby will be puch larger
when i sec her again."
Yes" said Mr.. Jones. 81 sincerely
hnna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

The Larger the nettcr.
AS rule II is the new father
who Is the bore and the visitor who
tries politely % stine his yawns
while tho baby IN eulogizcd. Riit
the came VINO called upon Alr. Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Maude Adams on tho scrcen Is n
possibility OF tho current year. Tho
most famous Of all her plays. 'Potor
pan." Is to BIO filmed. and 1t Ia be-
lleVed that Sir James M. Barrio has
released II on condition that Miss
Adams play the title role,
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another trip and again tested every
note. only to find, as previously. no
FAULT with tho instrument. This time
ne Y !Ssa she she . sa1y 81 dos, .,.n, -
right. doesn't II. whom you play ON
y, but as soon as ! begin to ainr
II get9 NIL out OF tune"