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! Grove Aveuu, residence. w. .o.Latc .ar.
ner .properiS se'. at rta' ifi. pos
session sep'em'.i PES
PARK AycnGe .eaee 'uam. ID.
session sep'embyr ISL Ftte s'-pa.
brick nat IN We. Enl roaa., -.4
S Sa,h ef lease ." at s. t6 1 .,.r... %.
Exchange FOR GHt-t rara hYm. W4sl
I have you to one't
z Yves, End lot on o.s' as.na. g.f Del,
change for Dric. aaia ia Vest t.al I.us-
session sepiem g IL ~, ns.,..of' at w.n
10, on Edgewopd Avenue. south ~ GIN
tar Park line. a01laG. $3.50 #..l .8s
only $1,000 foi Gu!cH sa,-
viii exchange Tot in south H.ch,npr.
Z for improved property AnywneIe .I clf.
and AsruTnc your mori4aEc
4 let us know your wants ~ can nv
range suitable terms.
w W TIMBERLARE 4 NIT
1901 EAST MAIN STREET
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
SALE OF BoTTLING PLANT,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. WESTERN DIS
TRIcT OF NORTH CAROLINA-Ia
re: MINT COLA CO, Bankrupt.
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UISPLIi CLASSIFIED
RACER!

the u!iticst racer ~ Tia. city IT'S
a EiE Euick. special factory body.
ana US IN Tine mechanical condition;
viii sacrifice.
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Monday,J July 921

-
an the premises Offer for sale, to
he highest bidder, their three story
guiding. with pressed brick front.
fronting 30 feet on Patton street.
next door below ana adjacent TO the
city Courthouse. and running back
ltI feet to Piedmont Warehouse.
rms property includes Two stores.
fronting on Patton. large hall III
che near thereof, and a three story
brick factory win entrance into Lynn
street. This property has been sub
divided into four separate lots. which
VIII be offered separately ana collec-
lively
Strictly business property in the
| Gcart of the Office and lobbins sec
| GOA of ;hc CRY. this property offers
| an unparalleled opportunity for in
| ycStorS and business houses seeking
ocs, possible location in the city for
| commercial purpoScs-idcal for Job.
| bcrS. Wholesalers. garages or up-to-
date hotel. Fifteen thousand SQUARE
| feet iioor space.
| TERMS one fourth cash balance
in six. twelve and eighteen months.
secured by deed OF trust on property
and bearing interest at 6 per cent.
Maps and detailed information will
| DC gladly furnished at Register Of
ice or by the undersigned.
INDUSTRIAL SAVING. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
By j. II. Wilson, Secretary and Treas.
! ds NJ. FOSTER. Auctioneer.
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sen DwNI.llNa - AcnE -.

SEW DWELLING ANp ACRE LOT.
Located At lakeside car line. a.;
STOP T.. IN sight OF iIcrmituEv
club on Hermitage ROAD. couvcu-
cent TO everything. IN. house has
eight rooms. ;ilc roof. bath. sewer
age, electric lights. lot all fenced
and scwu in peas. This ia your
opportunity 20 have modern
nome wi;h !It;le farm attached
j. y. CoNNEG.LY y COMPANY,
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Real Estate tor Exchanges s..

Wanted. To ttta- two lots on a
modern SiN COZ ~gN,u-roOtn house Ina
North RichuuoUu. VII, pay Daluuc.
monthly or in cash IL Suiiici.n, in
GUyrmyuj ~ offered. Address BOX
a. 49,. The Dispatch.
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REAL EST4TE FOR SAFE
Suburban for Sale

HIGHLAND pAHK--N.w S-rocin. modern
r"-idGnge oo.i"ot lot. rricc. So, 500.
small FIRST payment. balance easy Soc
thas l.. Ruchrnuud. Room 40. Allison
Iulidtnr. sos IL East Main Street.
NICE place. house seven rooms newly
painted: large shady yard: good water
"";housys; lis" acres land: RICH; at sta
ton. Price. $3.50. Easy terms. Write
T. : l.eNkv. Givn Allen. Va.
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Lots for Sale
- :
Q; WESTIAMpToN.
Attractive pric.s-I.ibeiai Term.
III MUTUAL BUILDING

Observation-Disclosures Q; wEsrHAMrroN.
Attract'v" Pric.s-I.iberal Terms
III MUTUAL BUILDING
LOT FOR SAIL: -T'nauticul bul}iInr lot
- feet ON north side IF B-v"r.y Street.
few frot west OF She: parl. So per
foot rHll B"pl"vari liN'-W.
MONUMENT AVENUE lot lb0Nl45. n city.
several blocks wet OF Bcl, Line BtjGr".
clear; $50 pcT foot to- immediate" pur-
.has'r iaF, on kline. bon * 7o., care
tn. Dispatch
ONE 4o-foot lot at North Richmond Ter
'A,'. splendid location. VIII -u,riilg" -
qulck purchaser. Call Houl .I26
SACRIFICE West GrHce street lot; need
money. Will sell FOR what IT, COS; 1916.
500. ltoy 10. The plsuatch.
Wanted 20 a.N ~ q low figure
BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT AVENUE LOT
- one who WI. build r'sit"uc" quickly
Size. 3iNiFf tHr' Ono square pf L.. Gig
Cl". cash outlay necessary about fl-'1.
= AGENTS Box l. III. The Disratrn
WEST FRANKLIN 81. '"; co'n"r Till"u
:" t,ri. 80 care III" Dispatch
WESTltNMrTON harEa!u. Hnauiiful huud-
iNE .u' en-" 40 money mHh"' Every
city vuuyouirnC". loON"tr. only go u.r
foot Acr Vuick. - 80, care Tho Dis
patch
srM1NMrT9N lo. N@nsmGton Avenue.
'nt- must sell. Toy { I,5. Th" u. S3a;ch.
WES'rU NMPT0N LOTS-M-s T. Have,
I.ipscorh 7l7 American " Rink RIdr
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RE.iL EsTaTE FOR SIZE
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale 81
WE SELL HOMES.
PELL $ ROGERS = CO.;
MAD. l.'I- - Mo IuAL Bip0
WEST END.
s; SSG 'i ESh aS: i,SI y rooms 50
baths. pantry and an modGrm
s :Sd. Frisc si2so5' ri mi. 'E h, dsS
wi.l no; he appreciated until seen.
nARToN HEIGHTS.
eco block Graham Road, : rooms.
i,rsS sarar s,,' ci .a 'iish,s. To-, ";
5oxiii Price. $500, Terms.
ifamS: G.,h. sas elseSTic iisGhGiS'
Terms reasonable.
500 h!o.s liolcn Street. ) rooms
i@>l5c Price. S5.ono. Terms.
l. c. MATTHEW'S,
D. r. < ,. : mARvIE
- EST END HOUSES Eight room d.
i1chci frame home. all fn"G"rn COuV'u-
fences. newly painted. lot 20 feet 10y IL,
;re'. rs South zine street. Also Groom
frame house. newly painted. lot = by
10, ~ South Pine Street. Call Rla-
ioiph ll% FOR particulars
HEiGHTS-Owuor leaving
si'N. Will Soil on" OF thu most desirable
homes IN Woodland Heights. larE" lusyu.
garage on lot; huuso has rooms. :
baths and barge pp;Chrs. Can hc used
for Two families ~ desired cash ur
terms For lur'hnr information address
y as, car" The Dispatch
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GROVE AVE.

pARK-For sale. lg-soom. mod
ON home. with lot lptN-So. IN G!n,yr
Park. Owners leaving state: pT'c" r!rht.
SEE this ANA make unrc. Asking Sii.voh.
IL u. Mcclure. zeal estate. Bou.eYa-d
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WE SELL HOMES.
PEiL ROGERS Il CO.
MAD. i7i1 MUTUAL BLDG
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40. 42i AND 423 PATTON STREET.
DANNIlLE. VA. r.
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HIt5IiLAND rAItE II sou Mould like 80
own pur ui ;h- nlt-st houses lu uyHH
tifgI iil-htauH Park luNr.i E"tr tl,.-
New Groom s;uCcp. thoroughly modem,
large !c' Near car Inr. - aool anu
church. Term. can be arranged 90 meet
Your convenience Madison 40! }
HOMIE a;u ruljdrg nome ON Barton
Avenue. ueautltu. iug,tl'r. facing p1c,
t.o-:oOt lou StUysu .huus- has bed
rooms. reception hal. Giuing .ronin COO"
room ana pantry. cp.i ,diF ."!lHi, i.ii .
1, specla. urlce 10 A..-iu!.. SAtvF N"A'u
consider vacant .p's ~ u.sg' payment
Adlrts. & -. gntt The ll~phtth a.
HOMES IN al. carts OF city and suourts
See l. e HUwlvtt y CO.. l.. - HoI
SOC. Boulevard .2si-W.
HOUSES FOX sale all over The city cheap
and on easy terms. Come 10 see ,lr al
once. u I klrtls. 81. T.. Alan st!""i.
Hew sis.foon. g,4Ingaio~ on Fu.on
prize. s;oco.
Terms Reasonable.
B. j. LANE.
J.. =. s. J. 5 uAKylE
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Tn. Industrial Saving. loan and In
.cStucut Company viii. on
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H. 1-.\-iIaNGs- !I.>U!nr cItt properly
tot sinai !tr1n OF nome In country
Alircd Nell y Co. SD East Eruu.,iia
Street Room 2l1
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

well as q dramatic bit Of side play
10 keep the newspapers from print
Ing too much about the other thing.
IF you really want TO go, / think
II can be arranged IN some way, 10
spite OF Hatch and his bluning," Mr..
Norcross. put In quietly. $50 far as
our railroad troubles are concerned II
viii neither help nor hinder for you
10 stay on here, now"
AS II the helpful suggestion had been
a lighted match 10 fire hidden mine
OF rage. Colllngwood sprang to his feet
with his dull eyes ablaze.
mo, by Godw he swore. I'm go
ing 70 make him come across with
those affidavit papers first You walt
right here, NOrcross. You think TN
all cur, but I'll show you. There isn't
much left Of me but hound dog, but
even a hound dog viii bite II you kick
him hard enough. Lend me q gun,
II you've got one and I'll--"
"Hold on--none Of thatw the boss
broke in sternly, jumping out Of his
chair TO enforce the command. But
before he could make the grabbing
move the corridor 9 pr slammed noisily
and the mailman was gone.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24
CHAPTER XVII
rhe scanning Of the sac

ne 0CSiHutnS VI SHS 0H0
However much the Hatch people
may have wanted to avoid publicity
regarding the change of ownership
and policies In the Storage & Ware
house reorganization, the prompt an
nouncement of a general strike of the
employees was enough to make every
newspaper in the state sit up and take
notice.
We had the Mountaineer at the
breakfast-table in the club grill-room
on the morning of the day when the
strike was advertised to 20 into effect.
There was a news story, with big
headlines in red ink. and also in
editorial. CantrelI didn't say anything
against the railroad company. His
comments were those of an observer
who wished to be straightforward and
fair to all concerned, but his edi-
torial did not spare the silly local
stockholders whose swapping and sell
ing had made the coup possible.
Cantrell, himself, mild-eyed and lock-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24
Handing in a Thick Bunch of TeIe
grams for Transmission.

handing in thick bunch of kilograms
for transmission, and he rather point
eddy turned the sheaf face down upon
the marble slab when we came along,
as much as to say tits none of your
business what I'm doing
1t struck me as sort of curious that
ne should have so much wire CORE
spondence when lie claimed to be TAX
ing rest, and why he was so careful
not to let US get a glimpse of what
1t was all about. But the whole thing
was now so horribly muddled that a
little mystery more or less on any
body's part couldn't make much diff
ference; and that was the thought l
took to bed with me little later after
we reached our rooms in the railroad
club.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

Jackson; he said he was running only
because he couldn't ny" Once more
the boss grew silently thoughtful ou1
Of the digging mental inquiry ne
brought this:
HAS this sudden notion Of yours
anything to do with Shella Macrae'
UptonT
''Pledge you my word again. ! met
SheIla on the street today and prom
Used her that / wouldn't so much
as tip my hat to her while CollingwooJ
Is on this side Of the Missouri river
"But II you quit, you'll go east your
self, won't your"
Maybe, after while. For the tiine
being. I'd like to loaf on you for a
week or so and watch the wheels go
around without my having to proc
them. It's running In my mind tha'
this newest phase OF the G. 5. 4 w
business Is going to stir up mighty
pretty shlndy, and had q foolish no.
ton that I'd like TO stick around ana
look on.--as an Innocent bystander."
1.-THE innocent bystGnder usually
gets shot in the leg" the boss ripped
out, with the brlttlest kind Of humor
And then: ~ suppose | shall have to
LET you do what you want tO-and let
you pick your own time for giving me
the real reason. But you're Gripping
me most savagely, UptOn-and at q
time when am least able to stand it,
Mr.. Van Britt got up and edged his
way toward the door.
"It's a good reason, Graham; anc
some time--say when we are walking
through the pearly gates of the New
Jerusalem together-maybe I'll tel
you about It. If were really g0ot
scrapper, I'd stay and help you fighi
It out with Hatch; but you know thf
old saying-capital is always coward
ly; and my present credit at the Porta
City National is pretty well up to
quarter of million, thanks to the
dividends l deposited today. Good
night. I'll see you in the morning.
by that time you haven't decided t.
cut me cold"
kept right busy over the indexes
after Mr.. Van Britt went away, jus
to give the boss little chance to catcf
up with himself. He sure was catch
ing it hot and heavy on all SIDES
All we needed now was for Presiden
Dunton to come smashing iksswith ONT
more good jolt and it would be al
over but the obsequies, the monumen
and the epitaph. At least, that is thu
way it looked to me.
1t was along about ten o'clock whe1
the boss closed his desk with a ban:
and said we'd better saw 1t off for thu
night. l walked uptown with hin
and as we were passing the Bullart
he turned in to ask the night clerl
If Collingwood was in his room. Tx
answer was nix; that the young New
Yorker hadn't been seen since dinner
On the way out we saw Mr.. Val
Britt at the telegraph alcove. He Wa'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

want to see you killed? Haven't you
done enough 10 meg'
"No,' the word was slammed ut
him like a bullet And then: AS |
told you in the beginning, we won't
go into any phase of it that Involves
Mrs. Collingwood. Get back into your
own boat Are YOU trying to tell me
now that Hatch is threatening your
Hes played me for a come-on. He
says he's got the whole business down
in black and white, with atiidavits,
and all that. He had the nerve to
tell me less than an hour ago That
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER %NlI.-Pioneer Short Line
employees call sympathetic strike, Coll
haywood, drinking heavily and reported
close to insanity, remains In hiding.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER IV.-ro curb the monopoly
controlled by Hatch and Henckel the hed
Tower corporation NoTeross forms the
Citizens Storage and Warehouse COM
pany He begins 20 manifest deep m
ierest III Sheila Macrao. Dodds learns
that shella Is married, but living apart
from her husband Norcross does not
know this.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER XVIII. Mine owners"
charter special the strikers allowing
II to run. President punton demands
Norcross' immediate resignation. Nor
cross delays C0lingwood hires special
engine to follow mine owners party
Hatch is with the "miue owners" and
Norclpss suspeeting Cellingwood plans
70 kill his enemy, follows on another
special. with sheila. Major Kendrick and
Dodds
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER %rX.-Collngwood terror
Ices the driver and fireman Of his engine.
Gnd when they jump from the cab. TO
save their lives, deliberately drives into
mine owners =" special. Norcross, though
on the scene, is too late TO prevent the
crime Hatch ana eight Of his party airs
practically killed outright Norcross,
rislIing his life. pulls Collingwood from
the wreck. and he dies in his wifes
arms.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER NVI--Van Britt, general
superintendent, Norcross' right-hand man,
resigns refusing TO give any satisfactory
reason for the act. Norcross begins TO
feel the situauonris about &lcpeless,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER " Hatch. aware that
Dodds has knowledge of his and ienek-
eta participation ia the Chadwick kid-
mapping. off6rs him inducements 10 leaye
Norcroes, Dodda refuses. Leaving the
ofaoe. he Is Knocked senseless. Recov-
ering consciousness. he learns that Nor
cross has Disappeared ana is believed TO
have resigned ana gone east
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER VII - with Kirgan. the
roads master mechanic, Dodds gets
line on NOrcroas' Disappearance, They
follow O clue given them ehrough
missing locomotive
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER Iu.-Dodds overhears CON
versauon between Rufus Hatch and Gus
tave Henckcl, Portal city fnanciers. IN
which they admit cQInpicity IN Nhau WIZ
Chadwick from attending q meeting or
directors TO re0re1nize the Pioneer snort
Line. which would jcopardize their inter-
ests.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER NN.-Sheila goes east with
the body Of her husband. The Red Tower
people surrender bribery evidence. giving
up the ngnt on Norcross. IL transpires
that Van Britt bad been largely instru-
depress securities Of the Pioneer short
Line. On the break in The market. Nor
cross, with the sid of his friend Chad
wick succeeds !n having shippers. small
buy up the gtoek. e.Eee.,ng. IN the owners
shin Of the line che complete overthrow
OF the stockholders wiso hali been in con-
troll With his business Dream realized
NorcrSss arranges to 30 east shortly to
eheila and his llfe's happiness.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER V1.-Dodds connects Nor
cross disappearance with Vaccinations
Of Hatch and aenckel, and on recover
ing strength sets out to solve the mys-
terry.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER XIII. accumulates
that Norcross' enemies are plotting his
on Il "Trip on speclair train over the line.
A pilot engine, travelling ahead, discovers
displaced rail which would have thrown
the special down a MGNntain Side Nor
cross hears FOR the iigst time that Sheila
Maerae Is married. lie refuses TO believe
IT,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER NN.-lIatolA Secures control
of CITIZENS Storage and Warehouse ooa-
pany, and engineers sSriSe, To embor~
Collingwood how Hatch hes used him for
his own ends, 10 down hlln (Norcrossl.
and Collngwood threatens TO kin Hatch.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

eary Of tho Rea Tower people, spying ON
Norcross. to a cJai YARD where he over.
hears q plot 20 put Norcross out OF
business. and at the risk OF his life frus-
trates &,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER N.-At the home OF Sheila
Maorno l)odds Is witness OF strange
actions OF m8n lac believes has de-
ESrne on tho 4tl cf his flend and boss.
he prepares to defend him.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-06-24

CHAPTER XI.-The sudden return OF
sheifa's uncle drives the intruder away.
Later Dodds recognizes him az Howard
Collngwood. nephew OF president Dun
ton al the Pioneer Short Line. A series
OF wrecks ON the line. impossible to ex-
plain, cause alarm TO the management.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening journal.
HEAVENS MEANING
BY r. E. LoNGAcRE.

You may ask me what I think Of
Heaven
And just what II means TO me,
And I answer, l think it's a wonder
ful place
Where the glories OF God we shall
see.
A place OF our Saviour's creation
Magnificent. wonderous and fair:
But the one supreme meaning OF
Heaven to me
Is that l shall meet my mother
there.
There is no one to ten us what
Heaven rs like,
For none can come back 10 tell.
But the Maker OF Heaven Himself
has commanded
That we do all things well.
In order THAT we may see all its great
beauties.
It's glorics forever to share.
Then he adds as a promise to those
who are lonely:
you shall meet your mother
there"
We may draw our own picture Of
Heavens true meaning,
With its beautiful gates of gold
All its wall are OF sapphire. just
studded with diamonds,
And it's streets are OF jasper. we're
told;
But even without any picture Of
Heaven,
without all It's beauties TO share,
There's sufficient inducement for me
in that promise
That shall meet dear mother
there.
o, Father we pray Thee to lead our
souls.
In the path Of true righteousness
here
That when we have finished our lives
on earth,
We shall have no regret and no
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
AT TIE MAJESTIC

Tom Moore has more than satis-
factorily entertained the Christmas
audiences at the Majestic Theatre
and tomorrow he will relinquish his
position OF honor 10 Clara Kimball
Young, who win play In Hush. 9"
Moore's picture. Beating tn G
Game" Is a iikeable comedy with
a good story. plenty OF comedy and
a list OF players who are all we'll
known. There Is also a Hall
room Boys Comedy on the bill.
Miss Young's picture. flush" is
her newest The story is dedicated
TO wives who tell their husbands too
much-who ruin what seems to be
a perfectly happy future but telling
too much OF their past life to hus-
bands who declare that their love
is strong enough to buffet all adverse
tides and at the first sign OF anything
wrong II changes. Much humor
enters the story Of the picture al
though as a whole the theme g. q
serious one. Miss Young Is pic
tured as a wife whose love and
trust in her husbands own greai
affection for her, compel her TO
ease her conscience with an unnec-
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
AT THE SAVOY

Not for naught did Wanda Hawley
go in for athletic sports when she
was a gay little coed at the Uni
versity of Washington. Her rowing
on the girls crew. her basket ball
experience. and other vigorous ex-
ercises have all stood her in good
stead since she became a motion
picture star. Besides keeping her
self physically ft, these exercises fire.
quently have TO be performed before
the cameras. In her current release,
Her Face Value" which is showing
at The Savoy Theatre. the star has to
let herself. hand over hand. down
hundred foot rope suspended
from broken bridge over a noun
tain chasm. Miss Hawley says she
got a real chill down her spine while
doing this, and she hopes the audi
ences who see the picture will also.
Those who have seen Her Face
Value" will guarantee the thrill all
right "a Family Affair" two
reel comedy, is the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
GOLDEN DAYS.

Miss Helen Hayes who plays Mary
Anne in Golden Days" the beauti-
ful comedy by Sidney Toler and
Marion Short coming 20 the Play
house. January 2. and 4 is not a
bit afraid OF being natural on the
stage. She does not try to "act
up to a part but tries to imagine
just how the person she is portray
ing would feel and talk in real life.
Although young in years Miss
Hayes is a veteran in experience.
having gone on the stage when she
was only six years old. She is
one Of the few child prodigies who
have realized in after years the
promises OF exceptional youth.
In the part OF Mary Anne in
Golden Days" she Is called upon to
act herself a. the part gives her
numerous opportunities for the selfish
humor that is a part OF her, and
which was so strongly developed In
the fapper part in Clarence" and In
Bah.