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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Galbrnith Addrcsxc. Icu,>,,,,,.

RALEIGH. y. c., Feb. 2l.-Colonel
+. W. Galbraith, national commander
OF the American Legion. who Ia 10
speak at a m0ssmceting OF legion
aires here tonight. addressed a Joint
session of the North Carolina I.Gyls-
lature ut 4 O'Clock this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

You'll like Jack Frost" Salt.
Clear. pure. pours frcnly.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

Prussian Socialists Nirtori ouS.
l:ERLlN. Fob ai.-Majority social
lists candidates appear 10 have won
in nearly NJ sections OF Prussia in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

Write for illustrated
cotalog showing open
UieiOs Of DEAL-Arcold
Heating Outfit install
iafions in 4. S, 6 or 2
room cottages. bunga-
lows. flats, schools and
small buildings. Sold
ready for immediate
installation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
ABBOTT SHOWS Up WELL
AS LEADER OF COLTS
Popular Catcher Bring, Colts Out
"f M:rc, Showing
Old pep.

The subject Of this sketch Is a ho,
sketch whose hold on Richmond fans
has hecn greatly strengthened hy TIC
events OF Ia. pas: ave days Tomny
Ahtou Is his name.
up in Massachusetts. around Euston
way. Ahnott took 10 .aschai! when
set ch!ld and aspirod TO hc a
catcher Eu; Is the Passing wears
':lil"d to add any considerable amour.
If avniraup"iS :" has frame. the wise
acres told him he could never hone
20 b receiver in professional ranks.
tina; IS, with any degree o: success.
Tommy is lighi, but there Is many
Virginia League pitcher who knows
\! bot swings heavy ASH in tn
pinch
THIS is .tbbotts third season AS a
Colt. He nccam. Chief Renders re-
ccivcr soon after leaving the army in
1919. and last year rendered ycoman
service for Lee Gooch Now Ral
iynn LOOKS to his slender catcher
as his strategy hoard
There are hundreds of fans who
give Abbott the credit for tho sp.cn.
did comeback Of the Richmond colts.
ilc'is due Il great deal OF praise. hut
modcsty also is one of his chic. VIZ
tncs. Here IS what Abbott has TO
say: our pitchers are again snow.
ing the form they displayed a; the
start OF the season. was pretty
lucky, ! guess. to make several blows
when men we're on bases. That IS The
sweet part OF hall players life. the
few times he hears the cheers of the
multitude as Il reward for honest eff
fort. We arc winning again. and will
give them all battle"
NnW Tommy < irb T-ho OH ,,,.,.
Is the thing after all. Richmond lost
ten straight games. and Manager
Ryan left the team in hhbott's care
while he slipped down South for new
mat rial. Now Acting Boss Abbott
has clicked on five wins IN five
s;nrts. Abott wns very popular; now
he Is fairly dazzling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

Ralph Grccnleaf, champion pocket
hiliiardidst of the world, will give Il
number Of exhibitions at IIaskins'
billiard parlors Wednesday and
Thursday, June II and IL. afternoon
and evening.
This Will be an extraordinary treat
for the local followers OF the game
oc pocket billiards. for Grecnlcat is
conceded To be in class by himself
as an exhibition player. He plays
= fast and accurate game. never hest
Eating To try for any shot that pre-
scnts itself. no matter how difficult.
Grecnleaf has made continuous
run of>J63 balls. and numerous runs
Of over 100 balls and in doing so
he was required to exhibit a wonder
:ul amount of accuracy control.
nerve. determination. and endurance.
"a rare combination seldom attained
by billiard player.
This is Grcenicafs first appearance
In Richmond. and all local dcvotccs
Of pocket billiards arc expected To
take advantage OF this opportunity
to see the wonderful player.
The exhibitions vii! bo staged IN
the new basement addition To ilns-
kins' billiard parlors. where ample
seating capacity will be had for Al
large audience.
There will be no charge for nd-
mission. but cards VIII bc required.
These Will he distributed by the man
ager at tho parlcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Truckers and Bugs Play
Colts Here This Week

The following list includes al!
scheduled games in the Virginia
League for the week beginning
tomorrow and ending with Satur-
day;
June l3-rortsmouth at Rich
m"nd: Petersburg at Wilson: New
port News at Rocky Mount: Nor
folk at Suffolk.
June Efforts ut Rich
m"nd: Petersburg at Wilson: New
port News At Rocky Mount. Nor
folk at suffolk.
june l3-Pnrtsmouth at Rich
mond: Petersburg at Wilson. New
port News at Rocky Mount; Nor
FOLK Al SUFFOLK
June l6-WnSon at Richmond:
Petersburg at Newport News:
Portsmouth at Norfolk: Suffolk at
Rocky Mount
June Wilson at Richmond:
inet"rShurE at Newport News:
l"rtsin@nth "A; Norfolk. Suffolk at
juno, Wilson at Richmond:
iro,crSbnrE a; Newport News:
portsmouth, at Norfolk; Sunol, at
Rocky Mount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

I be worth little If Dempsey wins IN
wv" or three rounds. More II /,
toes the limit, and tremendous
sum IL Carpenter wins. Ia that case
n" pictures would earn millions in
Europc alone. In this country they
coiiu be shown only in New jersey
OWING 10 the extremely uupupuItr
Jaw III This country fhut prohibits
Interstate commerce in moving pic.
lures OF ring contests
Arcnn Cost S.OO,O<iO.
k!ckard owns half The moving
picture rights. and Dempsey and car
pthticr each onc-quart.r. So FAR the
pictures hay. cut litt!c figure In the
hEht, ana arrangements for taking
mem nave not yet been made
,.Hi!Hins me arena vas figured al
hi.ha'h always has had hart luck
WIN h's arenas. They invartahly
cosi him mora than the cst!u.i,
nut he never had one ran up IKE
tn!s before He hu.!t II big arena
Tor the J"nri.s johnson nght In
Central Park TN san Francisco. aud
when 1oNcTHO! GiIl-t,. uH.Gpcci.dly
s!H.Sicnpcd Ia" event 81 tho last
moment k'eknrd Jump"G TO Nevada
ana mad new area started at Reno
within twcnty-iour hours. iic had
thr fFiSc" arena wrecked and Tho
lumber sold for 1t traction OF Its
"TiEina! cost and was ont tho l-as.
ana labor Tn. Reno aroma was -
pcna!vc because i Was !. rushed fut
~ Toin!o u" arena ran ;tbou, 1;u.UGd
over the Original estimate. hut =, %aS
enlarged 10 hold tho hugc crown
that never turned up. which caused
Il serious loss.
Tex Hickard Is ii husy man. iie
!. jHst completing tho rcmoGcl.nE O,
Madison Squar" Garden into q huge
swimming palace The hi. pool BE-
nearly finished and INC decorations
ar" PARTLY N place. ~ IN inrcrior.s
ARRANGEMENT tho Garden can l..
turned into "a fight arena ~ fcw
hours. |, takes nn hour to drain
TIA" bir pool, Il platform goes over
IN" deep diving SECTION and seats
can bo placed on the cement nuor
II the pool. Gutcways open In tn,
walls. where aislcs lead 20 Tho scat
iaE sections All THIS is costing ap.
prnN mat"!y s2.J.OGc.
Tn" nrst rush For GEh, tickets
cleaned out tho $50 section. hu,
there arc stiI! plenty OF seats unSold
and the arena is SO arranged tina,
The chcHncr seats give fully as good
a View ~ the ring ns those nearest
the platform.
tCopy,irh,. 1921. nv ~. nc,! Syndicate
Inc. W. uu!;ut Stn'ds CtInIs. ,;rea,
Britain aai South America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
COUNTRY CLUB GOLFERS
COMPLETE SECOND ROUND
Match Between Wood and Orgain
Is Ecaturc-l'ormcr Wins After
Hard Struggle.

Golfers OF tho country N!'h OF VIZ
the second round OF match play in
the annual spring tournament. Cor,
don wood and PAU organ featured
the second round by nlayl"E one OF
IA" closest matches OF 'h' "u' ma
Tno,, cards for tho oieh,cen hole,
'' 1GE
" %%n . .GG-Ii-i.G-a. 3,
-
u nnI .355,-3.,.,.,-33,
n...i. 20
"'Eain ,.'.,'-.i f ce.,. -
n i",al, v '.1 ~ H"," r,,,,
iS'a"''A %! "''"h" '"""" "a 'h''cu
plny; ,,, .,
FirN sN'cTn.
, y. MnSt "a" wo" from vaughan up
g, q r. W%"d. won from organ up
cn!i. $50" from Sca!'s' up ana
|" , T,ns ,,r ,ro,, Alfrcd GRAY
',J :; III, ''i "''
"p AN" /, play
" - rnni 49,, ,rn,n T. IT rn
!'A Wn,,, ,. mn from rvo
c 80. w"'' ,i"''t ny. o.5,o
p. heisnS "o" from conner up
90 cT,,t, uo, ,r,,, .r-ir, -, .,
al. % w.
r,,,, Si,,
n...li,c, 49, ,r.,, i.,,- rono,
-, '' '''t ""' ' 'o"eA'
vi, < ,o,c. wo, ,-or c,,,ono. c,
! w tpP,,cyatnv won from mac,,c,,,n
w." '''''
: " ur.; . 10 "'h Nm from r,hh ,v A.,
,..,I, w
,,.,u,,h S,,,
tc.,i,,. ,'nn ,rn,, a,t,nrso, s.,
it'"'"s W." 4''"' -'uA''e'n' ny oe-
.- -. ,
W" ''"'n u" ~ '""cS' up
~ ''"' ,,
VII .'''" ''""'c' up
',,.i =, , , e.
".m"'' IL W." ''"''' erect up
:" '''' r,,,, s,
'h'" Sth'ern.
o-""s' Or "'" ''o" IL L. fo"cfn'
~
h"HhS won from SFN'np' up. 20
P'"N
"'in'ss Won from IaIeE W.
10 r'H|
hteh Won from McCfAy. up.
:" play
Si,th sixteen
9"af NoI' Won iro" l.. a N"y-
roi'.a. W 10 play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Pittsburgh.

summary: Two base hi,s-r arkin-
SON Ticrucy. Schmidt Three base
hits Wrirhtstouc, Parkinson. Viii
Hams Maranvllc. stolen bases
Carey Baruhart, Ice. Sacriiccs-Eig-
bee, Barnhart Double plays Ma
ianvillc 10 Ticrn"y I" Grimm. j. Mil
Ter 10 l.. Miller to Bruggy. Left on
hdscS philadelphia. g. Pittsburgh. s.
Base on hallS-on Adams, ]. Struck
out--hy iiubhcll. 5; by Adams. 3. Win
nins pitcher Adams Losing pitcher
iIubcl Cinpircs--biSlcr and Mo-
ran. Time 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
;atted Tor smm:,h in eighth.
Cincinnati.

summary: Two base hi;S--liar-
grave. Duncan, Luquc. Roush. Three
base hits--ltouSh, lIarEravc. Dress
Ter. stolen bascs-Roush go. Dun
can. Sacriiicc-D Duncan. Double plays
-Rohnc 10 TonScca to Dauhcrt: John
ston to Kildun TO konctchy: GriiIii II
to konctchy. Myers to kildun 10 Oh
son Left on bases Hrookly n. : :.
Cincinnati. =. Bases on halls-oT
Smith, . struck ou,-by l.Uqu" =.
Umpircs--IIart and Mccormick Time
-i.in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
ONE THOUSAND POLICEMEN
WILL PROTECT RESERVED
SECTIONS or BIG ARENA
Richard to Stand for No Disorder Such as That Which
Fook Place at Harrison Last Weck-Promoter
Will Come Out Ahead
By Robert l:.iGrrn.

NEW in Jersey
10 last
emily only FOR tn"
been
aha
lied io hes
found
In MAJ
disorder g" e"'F'
such York un,u i o.rin.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

PctcrNl,rIrc.

summary: Twobasc hits-Spencer
winston. HARRISON. MacMahan. Three
AHSr hitS-kcliinCr. Champagne. Win
:ton. Home rjm--Curry. Left on
asos--retcrsburS, i. Rocky Mount. Z.
struck out-ty Main. I; by Harris. 3.
by S.ackhousc. .; by Harrison. .
Eases on hallS-ofi Main. = or
Stackhonse. =: M HARRISON. 5 Sacri-
fec hits-Champlin. =: Cha mpagne.
.corcoran stolen bases .cMahan
Hits--on Stackhousc. o in ! % In
ninGs: of Main, II in j innings.
Passed hall--Stcinback. Double play
Martin to MacMahan. Curry to Kcl-
lihor. Champlin TO Curry to Kcllihcr,
tc); Champi;n to keiliher. Hit by
pitcher-Noonan by Stackhouse. Win
ston by Main. Time OF game. 2:l5.
Umpires-Harper and Westervelt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
ST. LOUIS. TAKES GAME
BY RALLY IN EIGHTH
Browns Beat Athletics, > tn 3,
When Pitcher kccfc WcakcnS.
Shockcr's Support Good.
lHy Ass"clatcd prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. June u 80 Two
doubles and a single. together with
an error in The eighth Inning gave
st. Louis 5-to-3 victory over Phila-
delphia in tho nrS' game OF their
series here Both Shockcr and kccfc
we're hi; freely. but Shockcr's sup
port was better in the pincacs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

summary: Two base hits-Shannon.
Abbott. Voter Three base ht-Yoter.
Home rmn-Yoter stolen bases
stuart Sacrifice hits-liowc. Voter.
Abbott, Bowman. Hit by pitched ball
by Howe uL.ahyb, hy Carton CARA
9oiD. Wild pitch-Gar,on =: Howe.
L"it on bases Richmond. :, Norfolk.
10. tlrst oaSv on errors Norfolk.
Eases ON hilis-on Carton. -: off
How" struck ou;-hy Carton. :.
NV Howe, :. Passed halls--I.cahy and
Avho'i Time - sam, hours and
minGto. Ump.r,s- Lewis ana lIav-
bison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Imhrrcn..cnt Kim. Ernm Mn,n,,

independent triUmYhcd over Ma.
On Homo team hy the score o.. II
!" j. The outstanding feature Of IN.
E"i"c Wa n" pitching Of Kaffo for
ihacr"nd"ui allowing three hits and
striking out o!ght men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

to any IN the local field II MANY
seasons Though there wcr. several
errors made. many of tacu, wcr.
tNcuSabIe. and. taking tie game as
whole. the exhibitions wee very
u nm, - =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

But Ion ltickard always has been
crowds. There Viii be no confusion
"a, the big fight" Tcx L,lG me last
night. My arena has eighteen en-
frances. Ticket holders viii find II air
entrance gate and 70 directly to their
seats The different seat sections
are separated by board fences. | am
not using barhcd wire. as | did AT
Toledo. because won't need IL. I
arranged for complete police protcc-
scy CITY.
One Thousand Policemen.
one thousand policemen In uni
torn regular city rOlicc--wiIl be
stationed ~ the arena ana q, tn.
entrances. and there Viii d. no shift
inE into seats nearer III. rims.
Il advise all spectators from New
York not To so 10 New Jersey by
automobile. The arena can H.
reached easily from the tube or any
OF the ferries The best way will
be to cross the river 10y -ubc or
only short distance.
There will be NO CrowdiuE. he
cause there ar. many streets lead
ing TO the arena. and because OF the
many entrances"
The cash ticket sale has now
reached sum that Viii cover RICK.
ards outlay.
Rickord had to take ia little
over 100000 before DE could see Il
dollar OF profit. I'iuancially. this is
history OF The world. Tho huge tax
alton made it almost inpossibl" TO
uut the nrht on.
Uncle sam Hig Winner.
Uncle sam - IN. big money maker
IA this affair. when II IL al :S":cA
out. the fighters VIII get com para
lively iittlc, and Hicka,d viii be in
luck to maze anything AZ all |" pay
+ - lad g.. .|s.N as . H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

Florida state I.raEuc Results.
AZ rlanao--Orlando &: Jack son
Vile. 1.
AZ Day;0nn -bnytonu. :: Tn,npa. =.
Al Lakeland .iand. q; St. re-
tershurS, i i3 lnninSs).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
snu1h Atlantic A.,

South Atlantic Association Results
At Grccnvillc - Grccnvilic. 1919.
Spartanburg. 81.
At AuguStn-AuSuSta I: Colombia.
o. innings: darkncss). :
At Chariot" 49, char otto ia:
Charleston Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Babe Ruth Takes 18Th
Home Run for Season
Try United I.rras.l

NEW YORK, June ll.-"I;abc"
Ruth got his eighteenth home -.in
Of the season In the seventh in
Ming of today's game with Do
troll. Two men we're on base.
Middleton was tho victim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

"HIHIIIdTF NO- UaN" hliS-HOI-
.n"ner. cruiser. Barber Flack stolen
bases - Holk". Sacr.ince 49, Terry.
cruiser. Ford, Twombiy Double plays
h".kc 'unassistedb. Alexander to
crimes. Left on bascs-Boston. {:
chicago, .. Eases on halls-oR
'oScnE"r. Alex, / Watson. I.
S'ruc" out-by Alex. 5 Losing pitcher
poSchgcr. rmpircS- KLEIN and Brcn-
nan. Time. IIj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

Southern AsSociat ton. Results.
Chattanooga. l. Mobile. ..
ldttlo Rock. 10: Birmingham. O.
Atlanta, 5: New Orleans, ..
Momphia. II: Nashville. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
American Assoc,n,,on Krsuis..

American AHHncIntt0n NroWf'E'
Columbus, o: Kansas cay. IL.
indianapolis. o: 81. Paul. tcailct
a!th. rair).
Louisville. 4: Minneapolis. !.
Toledo, - Milwaukee. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
I'hilndclph!:i.

Williams. f.ilcrte. Three base hits
kcefc. Wit Homo run-Lamb. stolen
hasc--F. Walker. Sacriijc" hit-Shock-
or. boubl" play kccfc. Dykes and
j Walker. Left on baScS-St Louis
> rhiladcl7hia. 6. Bases on balls
off Shockcr. 3. Struck ou,-hy shock.
or. >; by Kccfc. :. rmpircs-Evans
and Moriar;y. Time las
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
International League Results.

syracuse Toronto. rain
Jersey city. o: Newark. :.
baltimore, 6 Reading. q.
Rochester. z: Buffalo. IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
NORFOLK DROPS entire
SERIES TO RICHMOND
Colts End Week by Beating TarS
II To and q
to -.
HEAVY HITTING FEATURES
Both Teams Found Ball Hard in
Each Contcst-.tbbott l. Hero of
First Game. With Three Hits in
Three Times Up.


First Game. With Three Hits in
Three Times Up.
Encouraged by tho li,tlc string OF
victories that They had registered
after period irausht with disaster
ana gloom Tommy Abbott manager
pro tom. ana his frishy Colts pulled
themselves further away from the
dungeon position Yesterday afternoon
by handing Jack WARRIOR ana hs
Norfolk contingent a pair OF defeats,
Richmond emerged from the curtain
raising affair with the BIG cud OF a
1i-to-7 victory. while the sunset til,
Went TO the nome talent by count
OF S TO = The double victory over
the invading Tars hroueh, the locals
Straight wins up to five, four OF the
games being taken from Norfolk
1t was the old team OF a few weeks
ago-ihe old team that made It's way
from u lowly position in the second
division To the top Of the heap in "A
brief period-thai handed tho two
packages OF humiliation to that
bTonzcd old Indian warrior. hero OF
many enEa ccmcntS in tho American
League. and his little tribe from our
rciGhbor!us seaside city. 1t Was Il
team filled with pep and ginger. and.
best OF all. loaded with base hits
During the afternoon III eCo!tS went
10 bat in only thirteen innings. but
they proved sufficient to enahl. them
To hang 10 less than nineteen mark
and twenty safe blows IN, home
boys We're loaded with has. hits and
they didn't hesitate in getting them
cut ot their systems.
Colts Perform spcrtnru,arIy.
Most all Of The colts performed IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
= ' y
Norfolk.
A.E Il IL -. y.

pDolcy. Ahhott Three base hit
Hock. Home runs-Howmnn, ARA
=pn Sacrit4" hits-iiock. Peterson.
Ice Dol. bases richmond, ! Norfolk,
b. FIRST base ON errors Richmond.
1 Norfolk, Eases on balls off
Peterson . off Mc"kcr Halk-
Peterson StrutN out-hy Peterson.
. Is M,ckcr. g. Time o: game
hour and - minutes Umpircs- iiar-
bison and Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
STOLEN BANK
NOTES FOUND
Four Recovered; Balance
Believed Here

Following the discovery OF four
800 bills. stolen moro than two
weeks AFRO In "a daring downtown
robbery OF two bank messengers at
Second ave. and Spring at. the rob
bers escaping with $4,000 In cur.
rcncy. detectives announced Friday
night that the stolen money Is being
circulated In Seattle.
The bills were discovered by Mias
Lola Cromman. cashier at tho
I'uss'n Boots confectionery. They
were given to a waitress IN payment
for a dinner check. Tho bills had
been issued from tho seaboard Ma.
tionai hank. and an investigation IL
under why to determine the source
from which the bank received tho
money.
When Miss Grorman discovered
/, the stolen money in the cash draw.
or. she phoned tho detective depart
mont. Detective X. X. Herbert
answered the call and investigated a
man named John Maloney. pruprie.
tor of tho switxcr hotel. isieis
sixth ave. Maloney readily produced
three of the stolen bills. which had
been given him. he said. by tho Sea.
board National hank.
Investigation proved that he prob
ably had received the money there.
as there was no record kept OF tho
BILLS They were identified as part
Of the loot seized by the robbers. by
the serial numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
GirlTeachers
Instructed to
Roll Them Up

SAN FRANCISCO. July 30. -
Girls hoping 30 teach school In
san Francisco win kindly roii up
their siiken hosiery above their
knees and remove any surplus
carmine fromstheir lips.
Mrs. Helen T. Sanborn. presi.
dent OF tho san Francisco board
OF education. issued that cdlct to.
day when she laid down these
plans and specifications for the
proper dress OF school teachers;
No ilpsticks-for they arc the
last word In had taste"
No hand painted cyehrows-for
they arc silly
No beauty windows. - they're
"scandaioua.~
No Touchdown hosiery - for
they are ~idlotic.-
No Jet earrtnes-for a teacher
must not pose as IAN amateur
Carmen
No wasp waists'-for they are
unhealthy and insane"
And don't wear too short a
skirt, too low waist or bobbed
hair--for Mrs. Sanborn said she
had no words TO describe them.
Mrs. Sanborn issued her warn
ing that violators OF those rules
could not hope 10 pass teachers'
examinations after country
school district wrote 20 the state
board OF education. asking help
in finding n teacher who was
clothed below tho knees and
above the waist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
WOMAN HELD
AS BICAMIST
We'd to Both Chinese and
lrishman, Is Charge

Mrs. ortelie Cowles Black On Tai
Friday night became an inmate OF
tho county jail.
She Is charged with blgamy. fol.
lowing many alleged tumbird accu.
sations and deniais regarding her
marriage TO both Sam Black. an
irishman. and Ian ON Tai. a Chi.
ncsc.
The wife declares that her mar
rage to Black was Illegal. due 20
tho fact that the ceremony was per.
formed before the six months had
passcd following her divorce from a
former husband. Ansei cowier. Her
marriage. then 10 Ian on Tai. she
says Is legal.
But Black declares that he ana
the present Mrs. Ortcllc Cowies
On Tai were married q second time
in Tacoma after the six months.
Evidence to this effect has been 50
cured By Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
ncy Meacham. from Tacoma. where
tho ceremony was said to be per-
formed.
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TT's an old. old story that Jean
= Acker teiis--iovc In poverty; mis-.
cry and disiIiusion when fame and
fortune smile.
Not 40 many years ago she was
struggling for any sort OF part IN
the movies and Hudolpbo Valentino
was an obscure cabaret entertainer.
with an uncertain future. hut they
loved and were willing 60 fight u
out together. and 30 they were mar
ried.
Today Valentino Il known wher.
ever films are shown as tho dash
Ina hero Of Tho Four fIorssmen Of
the Apocalypse" and Jean Ackcr
has tasted Of s,ardom-- BUT
She has tasted. too. Of sorrow.
For fame and fortune killed her
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So Beautiful
Censors Don't
Object to Her

Los ANGELES. July 30. - Olive
Ann Aicorn. II. who boasts OF hp-
pearing In public more scantily
clothed than any other American
dancer without censorship or dis
approval. is 70 be immortaiized in
mural figures as tho most bcauu-
fully formed living woman.
For this purpose she was com
petitiveIy selected by a eoterie Of ia
nous seuiptors and painters, ineiud-
ing Prince Paul Troubetskoy, Jean
Mannheim. J. Bond Francisco, Joseph
Crecnbaum. coburn Frank, II. Won
Schneidan and Possner.
To be painted by an artist yet TO be
chosen. she will grace the frieze Of
a $4,000. 900 theatre now being erect
ed here.
II do not want 10 make mere
physical display OF my body" she
explained in justifying the profes.
sion to which she has devoted her
self since girlhood. II want 10
demonstrate what natural living and
wholesome thinking can do In and
through ones physical self.
tits the motive. not the appear
ance. that audiences censor. The
public has time and again shown
that II lis able TO discriminate be.
tween suggestIvencss. the peryersion
Of beauty. and the inspiring display
OF that physical perfection toward
which we all aspire.
THE artificial shame with which
most people invest their bodies IL a
pcrniclous oufgrowth of clothes.
which have come 10 be regarded az
an integral part Of the socaIled
civilized human being OF the temper
ate or colder climates.
Until this 'ciofhes.made NOR
atty in stripped from the funda.
mental morals. we need not expect
TO progress far toward the golden
human age Indeed. on the other
hand. the perverssons II begets will
continue 10 make more alarming the
social problems OF the day"