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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
News of Fifty Years Ago

Cr'rom the Richmond Dispatch. Sept -, lS7lo
Yesterday afternoon the first passenger cars
built for the western end OF the Chesapeake
ana Ohio railroad left tho depot in this city.
They will go 10 (;ordonsr'lc attached TO the
accommodation train. From there they will
lie TRANSPORTED over tho Orange and Alexandra
and Baltimore and ohio roads 10 ParkcrsburE.
ana q ON that point they go by water to Hunt
ing ON ard will there lac run regularly between
Huntiu"ton and Charleston. The train con-
sisted of one mail car. one express car. one
sccond-class passenger car and two hrst ella S'
care \ll we're built al the companys shops
i'm this citv under the direction Of J. y. King.
master builder.
Rev william S plu,ncr. u u. the dis
tiugutshcd Presbyterian divine. preached IN the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city Sunday
morning ana night. At both services the
church WINS hacked with people and at tho
night scryiccs extra seats had TO he placed in
tn" aisl"s.
Tho Governor has authorized tho super
intcudcnt Of Public Instruction and the Score
tary Of the Commonwealth to rent rooms in
the law Building on Franklin Street, as de-
posiiory for papers and books The old bell
house. hitherto used for this purpose will h"
ntiod IN nc y tcrN"orary arsenal
'Ni:, jv fi.," of Beth Ahaha. congregation ~
Isrcaltc. Eleventh street Synagogu">. held
on Saturday. the Rev. Dr. H"ttclhcim was
unanimously reelected rabbi
The Walker ILEh! Guard received their arms
last night AZ Schotts' Monuccll" Hall and were
drilled hy Captain Bass in the prcscnc" OF 4
large number OF spectators.
The amount OF the public debt 'nnd"i yes
terday was s225 2753t. The total funded since
July is sia2i97 1895.
Hon. Jefferson Davis and General J. s, Pres
ton. % South Carolina are spending the clos
ing days OF the season ut Old Sweet Springs
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THE BAT" TO PLAY At
THE ACADEMY TONIGHT.
Tickets Selling Fast for Great
Dramatic Success Here
All Week.

IN" name OF A.cry Hopwood Is
one 10 conjecture with In the the
aulcal world, In collaboration VITA
Mary Eobrrts Kinchart. Mr. Hop
WOO! IS author OF The Bat" the
greatest dramatic success in wears.
which WaEcnhHlS Y kcmper present
IT the AcHhcmy all this week. win
matinee on "Wednesday and saturday.
The Bat has run for more than
year In New York AMI is still go-
Ing along mcrrily on its way. More
over, another company OF The Eat"
established "A record OF one solid year
IN Chicago, something no other play.
whether IL was dramatic or musical.
was ever able 10 10.
All OF which leads one to suppose
that Mr.. Hopwood, az part author
- so rucccsSiul a play, might wei
take himself seriously. The facts Of
the matter are. however. that such
IL far from being the case.
Tn. greatest successes scored by
Mr.. llopwood in the thcatcr-and
they have been nany-havc como
from taking neither persons nor sit
uatinnS seriously, 50 h1 consistently
refuses 10 take himself or his work
seriously.
The thrntcr according to Mr.. Hop
N''', S'lN'S itsN fhl'i purpose Wncn
il cntcrtains. amuscs or even divcrts
those who attend IL for n few hours'
time. That any play yields a last
ing influence on the. lives OF those
who see it, he cannot conceive
Nine persons out Of ten, in the opin-
ion Of Mr. IIopwood have n sense
OF the ludicrOus. If they haven't.
look out for them. He has it him
self to an exaggerated degree. or
that he is certain. For proof. he
recalls an interesting moment in his
life when ne contracted smallpox
while in Shanghai. Only an c%aG-
gcratcd sense OF humor permitted him
To see the funny side of things while
sojou.'ning in the pcst-house. ana re-
suited, 81 the doctors said, in the
saving of his life.
I:ut to come back to plays and
playwrirhtiug, Mr.. IiOpwood is sure
~ entitled TO speak with some de-
gree OF authority. Following hi3
graduation from the University Of
Michigan, where he specialized in
dramatic composition. he set To work
with a vengeance. And he has kept
at il indcfatigably ever since.
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MINI\TI.NT \I.N1\N>1

timcntS. and | understand is pr-par-
ing u spend several million dollars
Ia huiid - no. pital and medical School
ON TIA" campus al the university, IN
stead q! having IL located ten or
eleven miles from the university. rho
Carnegie Foundation and the general
cduCatlona! board have combined TO
give $l,jOO.0o0 cnch To VANDERBILT.
University in order that sh" replace
her mcdica, school and hospital at
present located in Nashville with a
new one on the campus OF Vanderbilt
University
We medical men understand shat
the decision in this matter largely
Hes with The I.cEislaturc OF Virginia,
but they must necessarily be in some
respects influenced through public
opinion. and. believe. through med
zeal public opinion particularly. Many
have wr:t,vu ON this subject and
have advanced other arguments than
these have set forth, bU; would
base my humble appeal 10 the Logic
lators on tho thoughts which ! have
presented. Without a question. and
laying aside the sentimental consid-
crat!ons involved, the cause OF med q
ical education would not bc advanced
Ivy the removal Of the medical de-
partm"nt of IN" university away from
its present location. and IL - 20 he
hoped that thot" In who's. hands the
future Of our old Mother" rests win
pause and think deeply before they
rob hcr Of the one - her mnst glo-
rious ana faircSt proportions
j iiER''ERT CLAIBORNE.
New York. September q, 1921.
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Health Talks by DR.: Brady
SNAKE and III, I.uurrr


Does smuSin., increase an individuals sus-
c'pihility I" tuberculosis: May one with i'm
c'plcnt '"ariND or moderately advanced ,scc-
"nd staTc) tuberculosis of the lungs smoke
withou; impNiring his prospect OF recovery
Physicians with extensive experience i'm the
treatment of tuberculosis seem To hold ar
icront views. lr. T.. y. Duncan of FL Iaso
I"NaS quotes tho views OF several authorities
t" This effect, 1T is letter for every patton,
To stop. for Il time, all tobacco if he possihl y
can. l.awrHSou brown. NJ ID. in "iiulcs for
Recovery from Tuhcroulosi..' rhiladcluhia
Lea e Fchilgrrp. This little book should i'm
ter"st every victim or threatened victim of
tuberculosis. "Sin"kins has eject ON the
tuberculosis process i'm TIA" hugs, rishbcr..
"rulm"nary TuhcrculosiS' Philadelphia. Lea
FchiGcrD tobacco does the patient M,
good aud some harm. therefore should not
"' used 20 'i"tl"rI"r "Tuh'rcul0sis, and
How Ia Combat ltD The use of tobacco
cannot have amy but harmful ELECTS on the
patient - 'Wtttich, Information for the tn
herculous." 81 Louis =. V MoShy COS
Chronic intlamatory conditions do not favor
haStcral nf"ction.'-,A v Krausc NJ H.
American Review Of Tubcrculosisr April
1879 From a study Of soldiers Dr WcLh
concluded that smoking does not predisros,.
10 tuberculosis. ana from similar studies ir.
puhom found tuberculosis throat complied
lions no more frequent among smokers than
among nonsmokcrS Without discriminatin..
unfairly may add that should place greater
weight upon tn" opinions nf such authorities
as Brown and pottcngcr in matter Of this
kind.
Dr. Duncan mentions one ease in which th.
smoking OF a cisar"ttc invariably brought on
a mild f'vrr-ani this fact was first observed
by tn" Intelligent patient himself. Dr BUN
can accounts tor tins in an interesting way.
He reminds us hrst that the Immediate effect
OF sn"k" in h.hitual smokers is to ncrcas,
The blood pressure aHd the pulse rate. as a
result 81 which. of course, the general circu-
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Count zcppcIln,> DIrgibie.

Inquirer Floyd -Zcppclin's first
diriEihle WAS 40 feet long. This
huge airship was not merely a bag
filled with gas. It was constructed
with rigid framework of aluminium
alloy. within which were seventeen
scnnratc chambers. having partitions
Of sheet aluminium between. In each
chamber was gaShag. These had a
total capacity uf $4,000 cubic feet
81 ga" giving a lifting power 81 s.
90" pounds. The entire framework
~ tn" SHIN was enclosed in a cover
int' mad" Of cotton and rubber. which
""S really merely Jacket TO pro-
icct IL from the weather.
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German Wireless Proves Success

BERLIN. Sept 1.-THE first wireless ,"lc-
rhonc conversation carried from
GERMANY with a foreign country took plav"
here last week between Herlin and Copen-
hagen both speakers talking from private
telephones in their respective homes
This is regarded by wireless people here
AS great step forward. IL makes IL pos
sihlc for every owner of n tclcrhon" TO talk
to he connected. by wire. with the sending
in the vicinity Of berlin, from where his
words automat icaliy sent on hy wireless
TO Danish station. that transmits them ny
wire L" the central in COPENHAGEN, which Is
connected with the private telephone Of the
other speaker.
Persons witnessing the incident were un-
able to tell whether the conversation went
on ~ wire or wireless. The speakers them
selves afterwards said that they had not no.
ticcd much difference: that If there were any
il might he said the wireless transmitted
the words clearer and louder. in spite Of the
fact That both stations were worked ut low
energy.
y was the Eucnigsw ust crhauScn station
that recently wrcirsscd the opera Madame
Ru,,crny" which was transmitted "a il by
wire direct from the state Opera, Hcrlin. The
German government is much Interested in
these experiments. The repeated successes
have filed it with hope that il Will he ahl"
To abandon cable service altogether in the
future Considerable expense ana energy are
therefore being devoted to carrying out this
work
Copyright, 1921, by the Public Ledger Coz
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Blessed Is the Man or Wo.
man Who Has a
Hobby.

/ Editor Of The Times Di.n,tcb.
, Sir VIII" has Il hobby? wc all
know TIA" old joke about the rirl vh,
can't sing but imnGines sho can. and
Nh"' IN spite OF the nciphbor com
paints. continues in her ludicrous at
i,h'p's /" ASSAY the role of a priinn
donna. her tired and DISCOURAGED
spirit borne away before the pctty
cares OF the day on the ncycr-r,iIin,.
WINGS Of imag ination blessed is ,h,
man or woman who can iind the rain
h'w-tint"G path OF imagination. who
can forget for a brief Nsason tho dis
appointment and WEAKNESS OF life i'm
va" SOFT carcsS ana Joyous welcome
OF Il dream child whose dancing Zoe,
'tckoh us into the land of none and
promise again. What If those dreams
"oN'r come true In the sight nf thos.
YEA" US I" uS they are always
IN" past wc cannot regain.
me Present is often "A ,ror,.u..I
day, but the futurc-th. fu,uro :. a.
""'H ours IN" Eatcs Of unarlratio,
"""FS Hung FOR W. To enter. \vb,,
N'r the dream child. no life car ho
! .hrren ana ], ylcss with tho
'''"t'hc hnscrs Reality is tho land
| :" me h"hy, but inclination ia .h,
I'~"N'h "i IN" soIl. and AK IN, runr
! rs "i old suffcpoh ana died for y
/ 49, '"'S "!'hH saw, unhccdfu' If
I we lecrS dnd mockcry Of tho.e about
I mem. SO the hobby ridden mad" In
/ W" eyes of the world do mn, becd
. az" SiIEhtS and contempt of tbos,,
around them. h"holding onlv rho vis-
ION 81 IN" s"ul gluriiicd and realized
/ III IN" iani OF imagination low thar
| none can take from them
I 80, while We wonder and rjdicu,,
IA" 'cnncity with whidh ,hos. vc
"i''n meet cling 10 their ideals and
hr'ahS IN sritr of impossible .ra,i-
h'h''ph' let uH take heed lest I'm turn
'h"y a" not pity Us that we travel
'h" nara. S'"nc road pf reality. nm,
We see only the tears upon tho
'h"'kh o! to-day the reflection ~ ::
hopeless past upon tho future. Have
W" "A dream child. Il "hohLy?" Then
'h" nome Of your heart IN not en-
I 'lf'iN "mrty ana joyl"sS: no pircnt's
~ or does your lif" never echo to
iho footsteps Of dream? think
ih"r" ar" many Of MS who pirh to
ourselves. "rh. II only had GONE
ihlnE I" interest mo and make m.
forget my car-E How happy Mr.
J"n's Is with that silly Invention OF
hlS mat never comes to ANYTHING
ii"w harpy we would all be IL we
could only forget ourselves In "A silly
something" even II II never cam.
TO anything.
AMANDA CORDES.
Richmond. Va. September 6. 1921.
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Cause Of 'Yj,lcs,

Reader i.ynchburg rides are
caused 10y the attraction which the
moon and Gun exert over the water.
me moon Is the nearest Of the hcav-
emily bodies to the earth. and the
mobile natur" Of the water leads il
To yield readily To the attractive in
nucncc. Those parts of the waters
directly under the moons vcrticlc
pain IN the heavens arc drawn to-
ward the moon Vt the same time.
the moon attracts the bulk Of tho
"arth, ana, as II We're, pulls the earth
away from the water on the surface
iarthctt from 1t. 80 that here also
IN" water is raised. although not
GHitc $" much as on it's nearer side.
IN" waters being thus hcapcd up At
IN" same time ON these two opposite
parts ot the earth, and the waters
situated halfway between them be =
ing 'hue necessarily depressed two
nigh and two low tides occur in the
period Of little more than one rev
olntion OF the earth on its axis The
suns influence upon the tides is evil
denccd In It's either Increasing or
diminishing the lunar tide. according
rs the suns place I'm tho heavens
comedies with the line Of tho moons
attraction or the reverse.
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-. N ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
'l'<lnN.


To-day did certain thing
something I'd planned for many days:
ScmcihBG I'd put of, as Id ding
More li:tcr in my Uttered ways.
TO-DAY did it; now it's done
Finished the thing that I'd begun.
lf yesterday my time had runE,
II Yesterday had set my sun.
!. who could never grow more young.
HAD died ana left the thing uudUnc.
Another victory thrown away
II | had died on yesterday.
Tomorrow" There Is II" tomorrow!
There * To-Day: l do not know
What is in store. FOR JOY or sorrow.
What fortune brings for veal or woe.
Time is ~" laEgard dull, to stay
The striking of hour Today.
Give ne Today ana give me grace
To use II, s" it's setting sun
Sees no rrocrasiination place
It's mark upon the Thing uud"nc.
CHAR" no account To idle hands
As nay soul counts It's falling sands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Iirnrt Proi,IcunS.

q s: young has been calling
for nearly 'vcnty years Several times
he has been on tie verge OF proposing but so
far has not done DO you think should
encourage his attentions? MARY t.
Yours. Mary. is the tragedy Of procaas,iua-
ton. You should have grabbed him by tho
neck nineteen ears ago and called his attcn-
tion I" Your domestic qualities II. after all
these years. you still have the imagination 10
refer IL him as "a young man. however, may
hap the spirit OF romance is not dead Try
Turing him on with of your own mince
pies this fall. and il it doesn't win him, maybe
i'm Kill him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Comments the I:dI,orioI.

To tho Edito. Of The Times. DISPATCH.
Sir-I wish 70 20 on record AS
commencing most heartily your able
and timely editorial OF this dat. on
Colonel H. W. Andcrson's Lexington
speech
am and have been lifelong
Democrat, but. AZ you we'll say. our
Weaknesses ana SHORTCOMINGS should
b" stressed and brought 10 our a,tcn-
ton forclhly. II VIII do us good. in
nay humble" opinion
II. :. BARBOUR.
South Rostor. Va, Sept. g. 1927.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
URGE PARLIAMENT TO
PROBE UNEMPLOYMENT
Dcputatinn sends Telegram to Lloyd
George Demanding
Action.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE immediate
summoninG Of Parliament to deal
with the unemployment problem is
demanded in a telegram sent To Prc-
micr Lloyd George by II dcputation
appointed AT conference last June
OF representatives OF the London met
ropolitan city and borough Councils
to cal on Lloyd George. The confer
encc at that time required the Pre-
micr 10 receive tho dcputation, tho
members Of which met Friday night
Ia consider the Prcmier's reply, re-
grc;ting his inability to receive them.
Tho telegram also demands that
the Premier Immediately receive tho
dcputation at Inverness or elsewhere,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
New York Physician Pleads
Tor Retention Of Medical
School al University.

| piIiool Ill UNIVERSITY.
| 1" III" Editor "f The rmrs- Dispatch
Sir.-Will YOU permit me a little
| Sr'c" in Your valuahl" paper lpro.
pos of IN" proposed chang" of the
medical department Of the University
"t virginia I" Kichm"nd" In the
hrst place. allow IN" /" "Nprrss my
arrr"ciatioD and admiration "c the
| frank ana fearless atti'ud" which yot,
| have taken in regard 10 tn. proposc,i
! change
| hay" lived In New York CITY since
| 1883. and for four years following.
| mat date. was engaged in the
| further study of my profession after
| having graduated at the UNIVERSITY.
! Throughout This period. can saw
/ That | hay" sat at the feet Of or per
S"nAlly known the great majority ui
/ Ia" brilliant and DISTINGUISHED men
| WI" w"r" the opponents of medical
education at that tim. IN this city.
Later. when was ia active practice
| came 10 know these teachers per
t""nally meeting them professionally
and socially. 50 that | could form.
believe. . good opinion Of trtir in
eiuaiity. thrir depth ana ihc phil
os"phic qualities Of their minds
'h"~" m"n. believe. could never
! have developed their personalities nor
I ~
in n.rsnr ana n,
In general n ,ncy h,I H,..d
c.utr, ANA hnd ,,,,I ,,i,,H 80,
numerous nhlir.ti,,. i,,,,,.,,
rrc,, .ity. vgii, ,t,,,t,.,,,.
rrcSs tho ynuthrul MIND /, 49, a.
one thing ;hn, has mnrlnI III. ,.,.r.
crS er tho university r,r,i,.,,la,l, H..
medicine. ii is III. urnt,,ui,,y ~, ,b.t,
though, and tho rhiiosnnhi. rrlor
which thcy Hayc given Ia an ,h.ir
Instructions THAI * ,b. am. thfu..
togothcr with u rrorouni },uowl,d..c
OF anatomy. which has characterised 4
tho graduates of medicine. ,f ,hr u,f-
vcrsitv. these things do yc,itabiy
bci!"v" could never hav. ho.li a,hi.vch
in amy other So. know what Tho
duties of the men of New York who
are teachers are
While the city of Richmond ana it's
ifc j. not as cxactinu as that of "a
great city. like New York. those who
live in Richmond know That rhr calls
upon their time. thcir cuor.:ics and
their thought leave but li,,Ir time FOR
reflection and rhilosnrhic deduct ION.
Personally. | can affirm Una, these
4.
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INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
Topic. c>rcrtinI ON legal and medical
subjects. are answered free. As all
Inquiries are answered directly by
pcrS"nnl letter, scIf-addrcsScd,
stamped envelope il required. Adj
dress lhr 'rimrS-Dispntch InfOrn,n-
ton Durrnu. Richmond. Nn.
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All Ewes Irnn Now MrNico

All Eyes Upon New Mexico
It III. observance Of political "harbingers"
is a favoritc pastime of the American
people. They watch with absorbing in
torcst ali by-ccctions all special elections
called 10 ill vacancies, the off-ycar congress
Sloual elections as they bear upon preSi-
dential contests. and the September cleo
ton for Governor in Maine every fourth
year. These circumstances in the life Of
the nation are regarded ms straws in the
great game Of politics tending to show the
movement OF popular currents
ON September = special election will
be held in New Mexico to name n United
States Senator To succeed Holm O. IIursum,
who was appointed to the scat made vacant
by the appointment Of Senator Albert B.
Fall to be Secretary of Interior Former
Supreme Court Judge Richard Hanna is
the Democratic nominee and Senator Bur:
sum has been nominated TO succeed himself
y straishtout party fight is now on, tho
first fight OF any consequence since the Re
publican landslide last November.
The result inevitably will be hailed by
tho victorious party as matter OF far
reaching significance. If Senator Burs,lm
is elected, his party cannot be denied gen
ninc satisfaction. even if his majority falls
FAR below that given Mr.. Harding or even
below that given Governor Mechcm. Re
publican, elected at the same time. Hard
ing carried The State by G,000 majority.
the heaviest majority New Moxico ever gave
candidate for tho presidency. Mcchcm
was elected by less than 5000, which in
New Mexico is IL decisive result
Should Judge Hanna defeat the Repub-
lican candidate. however by no more than
100 votes, Democratic leaders will have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

There is no getting away from tho sound
ness Of that argument. Rather ii is a pre-
scntation OF facts than an argument. AS
The rimcs-D Dispatch has pointed out re-
peatedly, the participant in Democratic
primary binds himself in honor to vote for
the nominees OF that primary. II he does
not consider himself so bound lie has no
business in the party caucuS. Such reason
Ing as that advanced by Mr.. Wise is likely
to find a prominent place OH the Republic
can campaign program. but few Democrats
will bc led astray by such political falacy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Echoes From Down Home

800 ''''"'"'' rcV'alS sign OF
'' '"'''" Tor per"sai o.
80" '""'"Tmch'S addressed
az ""' M"'' 'h'N
' "'"eh' ana r"r*"-
49," ''.''" "'"' S"'h arpe'ihti"ns
..,,,. ,,n.,,ii ,,, '"" ~"
,.i,," - . ny N'nS' NY
-, ,.. "''' as 'i"e"hcrc'
onhi,,, Sim -, 49, '"' we man.
,', '' va '''S SF"h"s'ahu pays
,, ,,
,,i, 80, " ''H !" run '"'
" NV '"i''" suites ne
III. ,o.,, 80. . ''' VI ''"'i E"""
xxx I.,s, t, " 0' '"'''' '"'
,h ,i L..,r ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

whether there be printed pledge or
oral pledge, Th. pledge is implied. II is
a rcntlcmcn's agreement that those who
enter the primary will accept the re-
sui; ia the spirit of good democracy and
good sport. and that they Will support
the nominee. Those who are unwilling
To do this are not ii; to participate. and
hc who violates his pledge ought forever
thereafter To be excluded from voting in
a party primary He ought 10 he taken
ont o. the ranks of party men and con
signed to the muEwumps.
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Carolina, MERCER Denied pnssnpc.

PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE Intransigcant
has received report that Cardinal
Mcrcicr has been refused permission
TO cross Germany TO attend the Cath
Ollie congress at Warsaw. on tho
ground that the German government
is unable to guarantee him safe pas
sage,
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Theater Calendar
ACADEMY-"Thc Bat"

ACADEMY--"Thc Bat"
iHkhs| Keith vaudeville.
nl'oApWAf--All-star east. in
rho Old Nest"
RlJoU-AlI-star cast, in with
out Ecncfit Of clergy"
ISIS William S. Hart, in THE
WHISTLE
IHuEEIiip- Mix, i'm "Af,cr
Your own Heart"
opEoN-nebc Daniels. in conc
Wild Wcck."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

III" vicinity OF Camp Bragg. Men will never
become afraid L. break the liquor laws until
they sec others receiving sure and serious
punishment FOR the oncnsc.--Ralcgh News
and Observer.
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rittrISIll.

And what DO YOU think Of Professor Dunn
leigh. tho new furorc in advanced thouuht?"
Il don't know: can't jus, classify him.
He doesn't move his or hang ny his tail.
and Yet 2,ct the impression that he should!
Hos mystery