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Neglecti1,g a Husband

dow whore he could sleep for sew
eral hours IN . darkened. cool room.
The next mornings breakfast was
planned for and the table set and
covered. And We planned = lunch
cen for tho rundown mother for
every day Of the week. One con-
sisted Of cream Of vegetable soup,
bread and butter and . baked apple.
We decided that mother needed
one hour out Of each tventy-foui
for her own. With her hreiess
cooker John now has . meat and
vegetable stew, served on . snowy
tabtscloth by . pressntable look
Ing wife. And the little family all
seem happier and look better since
baby 10 not getting more than his
share Of mothers attention.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
A Dramatic Story of Devoted Husband Who Discove
His Wife is in Love With Another Man and
Battles to Keep Her Love

house, and Ogden Fenn. on his
knees. was coaxins . nre into life.
Diana stood At q little distance
watching him. The backs Of the
lovers were turned 80 that tho ex-
preston Of their faces could not
be seen.
II was not so much the sound Of
the cousins entrance as some
abrupt intuition that caused Diana
to turn and look over her shoulder.
Fem, intent on the hre. and max
ing considerable noise with his logs
and kindlinEs, did not hear the ex-
clamation Of dismay and fear that
was torn from her.
Not A Black A. Painted.
But when she made two sudden
steps to place herself between him
and her husband. he looked up and
around. The heavy log that he had
been about to place scientifically
fell from his hands with a thud.
He scrambled to his feet. white and
trembling. He expected to be killed.
Mr.. Fenn." said Francis Manners,
at Is perfectly safe for you to come
out from bsh,nd my wife. am not
In q shooting mood"
Were In . sort OF Weekend
mood" said Peter Manners. He ad-
vanced with q very pleasant cheer
fuiness and laid his hat and gloves
on the table that was In the center
Of tho hall. and then. very care
fully and methodicslly. he began to
unbutton his greatcoat.
Tho whols world" he explained,
knows that Mr.. Fem has asked all
us Mannerses to dine and spend the
night"
"Oh," said Diana dreariiy and In
the voice OF one who Is suffering
physical paia. "I'll 90 back with
you.''
THAT wouldn't be polite to Fenn."
said Peter Manners. People would
say that having tested his hospi-
tality We had found II wanting. We
have even brought our luggage. We
have brought everything We need
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didn't want to run away with me-"
Mighty hsrd not to run away
with you. Diana, when you are
really insistent." said Peter Man
ners.
"It seems" said Francis Manners.
that Fem and both love you
very much. Can't you leave your
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except things for the night and
toothbrushes and hairbrushes and
things like that"
DIANA said her husband, who
had been standing aloof. his face
drawn and ghost white, I'VE have
come because when a woman's good
name goes, her last chance OF happi-
ness goes too. Fem knows that.
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Wild Goose. -

And II he really represents your
chance of happiness, I couldn't hurt
him. love you too much. I've come
to talk things over. and I've brought
Peter. Fem was very foolish to
bring you here; but there's no great
harm done"
tits all my fault" said Diana. he
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nTTEH MANNERS hao paSoeo
moro than once through the
u village Of Combers, but he was
somewhat vague ~ to It's exact loca-
ton and he had no memory what
ever of the roads by which It was to
be reached.
Stopping to make inquiries and q
puncture delayed them. In both
mon the excitement OF tho chase
was rising. Neither would admit
for one moment that the elopers
might have ned to any other place
than Fenn's house near combsrs.
1t was possible. however. that
they have not eloped At all. 1t
was possible that Fem had refused
to commit Diana to an irretrievable
error. 1t was possible that Diana
was spending the day in her apart
ment sulking.
At Combers.
In any event Fem would not
have taken her to his own rooms,
for even the most ardent loves does
not relish the idea OF being shot:
and that lovers room was the frst
angry husbands mind. No. Comb
srs was the place.
At Combers they learned from
an elderly man who loafed on the
steps Of the grocery store. and oc-
casionaily spat. that Mr.. Ogden
Fem had passed through the town
not ten minutes before. He had
passed through In . dark red car
driven by q lady. Peter Manners
expressed surprise and regret.
"Did they ask II we had passed
through" he asked. They had not.
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fhis story has been made late
motion picture by Cosmopolitan
Productions under the masterly d.
reetfon Of Albert Capellani aad IL
released ~ q Paramount picture.
The Washington times., 1921-07-04

m HERE 10 some compensation
for each fellows cares, al
- though he may think them
The Washington times., 1921-07-04
By Gouverneur Morris
Author Of "His Daughter" "When
M SAtD Comes In," '"rhe Seven
Darlings," snd Other
Notable Fiction.

\ TTER MANNERS had passed
moro than once through the
village Of Combers, but he was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
BROTHER BATCH RUNS
FIRST IN LATON|A DERBY
behave Yourself Beaten by Half
Length After Leading Into
Stretch
tBy Assoclntcd prcss.J

LATONlA. KY. June ll.--Bro;hor
latch. owned by g. T. Arnold and
ridden b. NJ. Garner, won the thirty
ninth 1+itOnla Derby here this after
noon. beating T. Il. Eradlcy's Ken
lucky Derby winner. Behave Your
self. 10 the wire by an open length.
Uncle Nelo was third. TWO lengths
away. The timn for the mile and 4
half was 2:i7 80
Rain overnight caused tho track
to become very muddy, and with
drawals reduced the field to three
starters. The event carried an added
value or 5000. $4,000 of which goes
TO the second horse and $1,000 to tho
third.
Behave Yourself, which won tho
kentucky Derby at Louisville. was of
hrat and led by a length and a half
a. the stand. At the mile, Uncle
Neio crcpt up. and at the mile nud
a quarter learcd into tho lead. Into
the stretch Brother Batch wheeled
t:th whirling speed and grabbed tho
lrhd. winning safely ~ a length. with
hehavc Yourself. tho Bradley hope.
r"conh. two lengths ahead Of Uncle
Veto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
DEMPSEY WILL NOT PUT
BOXING GLOVES ON TODAY
No Chances With Ills
Injured Eye.
By .Nssociatcd Prcss1

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June IL
Despite the assurance OF his ply
stefan that boxing could be resumed
without further danger OF injury to
his damaged eye. Jack Dempsey viii
not pun on the gloves tomorrow, as
had been planned. Dempsey said to-
night that he would not take any
chances of having tho Gu; ripped open
again and would not do any work
with tho gloves until the cash Is
completely healed. lie may resume
boxing Monday II the cut is satisfac-
tory; otherwise. the resumption OF
glove work viii he further postponed.
Richard Croker. former Tammany
leader. visited the champions camp
this afternoon. He brought Dempsey
a new system OF training. which he
said was given him by a physician
in ireland. 1t les similar TO the train
Ing given aviators in the world war.
and Dempsey promised TO consider il.
Mr. Croker also discussed the pos
sibility OF Dempsey going to ireland
For visit,
lie was the champions guest to-
night at the boxing contest staged
in the opcn-air arena. Mr.. Croker
said he intends TO remain here until
Dempsey resumes boxing to sec how
no shapes UP
The titleholher took long walk
this morning. and on his return re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Games Scheduled This
Week In American League

All games In the American
League beginning Monday. June
Is and ending Sunday. June 10.
are included in the following list:
jane 10 St Louis at rhlIadel-
phia. Chicago at Ioston: Clovc-
land at Washington. Detroit at
Now York
June li-S,. Louis Al phiiadcl-
phh. Chicago AT BOSTON: Clevc-
ANA ht Washington: Detroit at
New York
Jun" l.-St Louis at washing
ton: Chicago at New York. Clcyc-
iIanh at Fhiladc!ph!a; Detroit at
boston.
juno lG-s,. Louis a, Washing.
ton; Chicago ~ Sew York: Clcvc-
,nnl at Philadelphia: Detroit at
Boston.
Jane l7-st. Louis a, washing.
ton: Chicago at New York: Glove
.and at rh!ladclphia. Detroit at
Boston. CT"o gancs)
June lS-St, Louis at Washing
ton: Chicago at Ncw York: CIcve-
land AZ Philadelphia. Detroit at
Boston.
Jun" Is-st. Louis a, Washing
ton; Chicago at New York. De-
troIt at Cleveland. Only three
games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
NEW YORK TENNIS TEAM
RETAINS POSSESSION OF CUP
GRy Associntcd prnss1

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-The
New York tennis team retained nos
esSion OF the George NJ church Gun
today by winning tho rst five matches
OF INC nine listed TO be played with
nl!adc iphia at the Merton Cricket
Gun, at Navcrtord New York de-
icat'd BOSTON yesterday
vincent Richards. New York. do
teAtsd STANLEY w Pearson, Phila-
delphia. 6-3. SO. watson N, Wash.
nurn, New York. won from Craig
B!ddie Philadelphia, G-3. 6-i: s. Ho
ward N"shcil, New York. triumphed
over Carlton Shafcr. philadelphla,
50 g.; Dean Mathey. New YORK,
'riHinphed over Cart Fischer. Phila-
deiphia SIS. s3. 6-i. and G. a. l..
!lonn", New York, substituting for
Leonrd Bcckman. was an easy win
ncr over Ted Edwards. Philadelphia,
Singles; Wallace T.. Johnson.
Philadelphia. defeated Ichiya Kun
agac, Now York. 1910; 3-6. 81.
Doubles: Washburn and Richards,
New York. defeated Johnson and
Pearson. PILLS delphia By default.
Riddle and Shafcr. Philadelphia. de-
teaied kumagae and Mathey. New
York. by default. Howard Voshell
and Julian Myrick. New York. won
the first SGT OF the match with Fischer
and Edwards. 60. and the score stood
Il games. all in the second. when the
match was called because of rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
TINES DISPATCH EMPLOYEES
ORGANIZE BASEBALL TEAM

Employees OF the Richmond Times
Dispatch have organized baseball
team and arc ready to meet TIC in
dependent teams OF Richmo nd ds well
as league teams in exhibition games.
Billy Hay. well-known Local Ana
tcur. is at tho helm, and will have
tho team out this week for its first
practice.
Hay has Mutt" Burnham. brother
OF Bob Burnham. who plays with
Taxa kola in the Commercial League.
FOR on. Of the positions on ,hc in
Held and many other capable play
"rs. The team IS not representing
Tho Times Dispatch. however. As The
boys have organized independently.
ana VIII represent no organization
for the time being.
Teams desiring games should COM
munscaie with Hay at The Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Games Scheduled This
Week In National League

Scheduled games in IN" National
League beginning Monday. June
IL. and ending sunday. June 10,
are included la tn" following list:
June l3-Ncw York at ST. Louis:
Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at
Cincinnati. rh.ladclphia at Pitts
burSh.
June i,-Ncw York nj 81. Louis;
BOSTON at Chicago; Brooklyn at
Cincinnati: Philadelphia. at Pitts
Juno l5-I.ston at 81. Louis;
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh: philaacl-
phia At c!ncinnati; New York at
Chicago.
june Boston At St Louis;
Brooklyn ut rittshurEh: Philad.l
phia at Cincinnati: New York at
Chicago.
June i7-Boston at ST. Louis:
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh; philadcl,
mia az Cincinnati. New York at
Chicago.
juno lS-Roston ut 81. Louis.
Brooklyn a; Pittsburgh: PhiIadel.
phia at CinciEnati. New York at
chicago Only three games schcd-
ulcd
June la-Ioston at st. Louis.
philadclphia at Cincinnati: New
YORK at Chicago. Only three games
scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Californian Win. Mt Tennis.

BECK ENHhM. KENT. ENGLAND,
June il.-Miss Elizabeth Ryan. Of
California today defeated Mrs.
Beansh. ~ England. in the final
match OF tho ladies' singles in the
tennis tournament here. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
PENN RUNNER SKATERS
WORLDS RECORD IN MEET
tBy Assoclated Press. ]
PHILADELPHIA. pA. Juno

FHII.ANET.FHlA, "a juno H.
Laurence y. Brown. Seattle. Wash,
captain-elec; of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA track team. today broke
tn" worlds record for 1000 Yards by
onc-hfth Of second, running tho
distance in = minutes l2l-j seconds
The record was held since 1910 by
Melvin w. Sheppard. OF the Irish
American Athletic Clun Of New York.
The record was made on Franklin
Field in a handicap event. one of
the features OF alumni day.
Early Ely running as scratch man
In 60o-yard handicap race. won
The event In iii 3-5, r.7.ei the
worlds record OF ll0s-y Ey sur
afths OF second. also nelt ~ g. ,p-
pa-i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Collins. Scott. McInnls. Double MAY

Collins. Scott. McInnls. Double plays
FAX to Schalk. Pratt to Scott to
McInn!S. Scott to McInnis TO Pratt.
Left on hases--Chicago 6; Boston, .
Eases on halls-On Mulrcnan. 2: OFF
fennock, J. Hts-oft Mulrcnan, 10
in Is innings; off l'abcr. in 2-3
inning. Struc" out-hy Haher, /; By
FcnnocH. /. umpircs-Wuson and
N!ldcbrand. Losing observation-disclosures
Am. Time 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Pitcher IL nrinstatcd.

MOBILE. ALA, June il-pItcbcr
Charles fulton. OF the Mobile. south
crn Association club. suspended in.
definitely and heavily fined by tho
management for failing to re; into
condition and INSTRUMENTATION. was
rcinstated today. Fulton has agreed
TO get into condition. lie has been y
member OF the Mobile club cor the
past three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
New York

Hated FOR Quinn in seventh
'lHn for Shcchan in ninth.
Tho score b. innings; r
Detroit ...........lil oo0 800
New york ..........3 300 600 3ol-7
Summaries; Two-basc htt-Cobb
90 Thrc"-baEn hits-Blue. BassIer.
Home runs-Ncach. Ruth. stolen
basc-Ruth. Sacrihcc-Bush Double
plays Young. Bush and Blue. Peck
ward and Pip, Baker and Ward
Lett on bascA-Ncw York. 6. Detroit
s. Bases on balls-oN Hoyt. ::
Fhcchan, >; Middleton. & Iilts-off
Hoyt 10 In ia innings: on quinn.
in "a: Sheehan, In .: Middleton,
: in :; Oldham. J in Ia III, hy
ptchcr--by Middleton CRoth). Struck
ou;-by Hoyt. .. Shcchan. J. Mid
dlcton, /. Empires Din"cn and Con-
nell. T.me 81 g!mc--o:25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

"a ~ q q "a q "a n 9 z q q x u H.
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INDIANS, 7; SENATORS, 3
Cleveland.
" ashingtOt,.

Ran for Wood in eighth
Battcd FOR Evans in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

'Buttci for Shaw IN eighth.
fBat'.h FOR O.RcurEe in ninth.
IRAN for MILAN in ninth.

NNattcd Tor Schacht IN ninth.
Tho score by innings: II
cleveland =. ...ol1 lol l05-7
WASHINGTON E. ....O 600 OIL 600
summary; Two-basc hits-Burns
S'wol Jameson. Elmer Smith.
Thrcc-hase hlts--Covclcskic. Gard
ucr. Rico Sacf!fccs-Gharrity liar
ris, Gardner. Shanks. Double plays
--Sowcll 20 Burns. Wamby to Nuna-
inuk"r 70 Garner TO Wamby. Harris
TO O'RoUrke 10 Judge. ORourke to
Harris 10 Judge. Left on bases
Cleveland. S; Washington. g. Base
on ba!i-oT Zachary, .; Scha chit. !.
Covelcskie, . H!ts-oT Zachary, IL
In ID innings: Of Shaw. none in
% innings; off Schacht, In in
riug. Struck out--by Zachary, ,:
Coveiesklo. ). Losing p!tcher-Zach-
airy. Empires Chill. owens ana
Na!!!n. Time OF gnme-2:ls
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IloStOr.

= " -
Shcely. ] Collins.
stolen bases MostiI
ri.lCe hite-Nulrcna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
MANY STEEL PLANTS
Will RESUME SOON
Iulls in Parksr'surg. Ashland and now
port, Ky, 10 Start Within
Hsxt Month.

Reports received h":c Ia Night ir"in
ateel mills III Pam '>""r.,. N>h.ah"
and Newport. Ny. wvrr T. IL" "tts't
that the mills imerr Viii =" "lrii'!hs
N full within the newt month. Tue Hvh
have decided 20 Accept rei",|'n IN
wages.
ACCORDING ~ the C"p"r; :vr,'''i 'AH'
night. ~, lnrGvr~hH"G IT," So.
Company pant r~suiuvd "i''t",'""% ~
full. the 400 me-. "i'i'!'%"'s i"'fS ''''-
tnr gone beck 70 wuTE.
Al Ashland. ky.. a. t,.un':i'r" ir"m
The emp,vy,s wrnt t. T. ";>;&.'"'" I'S'
SATURDAY srd Investigated u report ;h't
the men ven; h,,rh Z" ~" i"''r' X
Is understood ;h.,t IL" '",ntn.it.S r.
turned and rec"um""!v,. ,";'i L" mem
accent the rcduc:$vu auI =" hacN L"
work, As Il result. u - >,,i's. Eth'E OK
those who went u'.t and refused l" i''-
cept tn. reduction har' :"i"tn"I 10
work. Tbs Is :. h;E M H'.i ''"nS''-
sraole trcj;hiv Wa '\l''! ~" "'s"erh
the men ,Ncrr$. !Nrr ta"r".
II l. und.r>,"0d ,ha; r:'.r..'H'S Il the
Andrews Holi.ns Mil ,''!u;'"r,. =. New
Mort. Ky. nave Sia:t', petition IN
circulation securing 'vi.'. - - tHe
mill 10 Sisa \ -. .;cn.r'.: TIA, 'h"S w"u!d
return t. w,r[S -, ~ rvlur"d wage.
II Is said ta.i els, >.'"l a. r'ri.'rS can
be made 10 the raj. 'i'":a;.'AS ""t be
resumed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Total

lash Sale Of Junk ........,. ls.Ht
CASH frum lakes Sale ADV. lIa'''
Total ........ ....... 49,. $" sYg -
Disbursements
he .HGIeHt IAAs, ............ 4"
nIsGulnj nIiuArI ,NI,ycra "'S'I'
Orders paid 10y SHsri:I 800. h"s'.'"
BulGHrr due County .......-. ".!9t'-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
co ON FISHING TRIP
IN YACHT "LABELLE.

sshirg par,y composed 81 = NUM-
b.- a, vol Known local mon .rt; yes
,ardav unrn;ry in Nj Ia. W;.-t:'S pr
49, ra,b, "l.ahcl!a" for camp r,,,cach,
which "a on tive kaulwhp r.."". The
vary expect 80 remain e: 80 "Anp
CO.. =, ,s1x. ,wo weeks hul ar" "Npscr>
I,e % bring sn,r" wont. Sui catches
hor,s These who ra,,s up rh2 party
,rs. Edward Whca.. Henry Rob, Gus
Narxchrs- ". :. Mrt:';oy. Harry Wa
tarbouse, K.n.ar,.r U.relus. George w.
stamnI and the cook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21

TO- r",'ect"I hy Sheriff -.
Ices ,-.l,.'i,i by County Eierk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
A CORRECTION.

George vrc:lich. OF "6? Marshall
.,r.e,. Bsnpood who yesterday morn
ing was repor; I'D TO nave pleaded guilty
% = eharx. ~ violating the tede-2l pro-
hIe,tIon laws. came t. The ln'e'!:Sencer
o<fIce yesterday TO secure CORRECTION
~ mi, r.por, concerning him Nfcir =
aid ma. he only appeared AZ ~" OFF, &"
- United states '"1..".S~1oH"r J"Nn
~, Conrad 20 ec'ur" Il" r.lNeiH a. an
cher man who had been p!ck"l up n
rho raid a. Eenwood Tuesday. end wnS
not implicated IN charges Of violating
N. federal prohibition laws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21

left for CIarksburg Thursday I" be
= 49, and Mrs. II. hathaway.
ar. il! -. Sanford IF rum street
lot T',:rstuy for Ashland ny. III"
EErai If friends drh relatives.
Air and Mrs Gideon Kimberly ui
Washington avenue are the Iroud par
rnis OF a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. l. McInt!r" and NJ, ana
Mrs. Pau! WuUirun a. south t"n";
Ind, WHO has beer the rtI">t II Mr. d"d
Mrs W. J.. W'ndruH .! Eighth stFcrt'
.ctI Tor her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meadows al
Ruby street are The proud Parents If /"
son.
Miss billie Shaw nt Fairrn"nt WI"
has l,rn the guest nf Alma REgs on
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Disbursements
Total
lal : , -
Hold Pine Rehearsal

one IT the finest rch"ars4lS yC: mead
for tho "AmeTiran l.esiu' E"NGr -,
1875" u minstrel. to hr SlNoa by Earn
Francis Post No. ), Mas thAt rne !'t"t
evening in which every member ~ i"r
g. 81 TOOK part. Every character snoweh
sol Improvement over the past practices.
The show merits Il very large alton
darce and no doubt the people VII. tnrn
cut and accord the Legion minstrel IHrh
n welcome IN thu req Inns Of lOra! show
dom. The affair Will TO held al tn"
strand theatre ON Octuher 2Ith, AMI
,Sth Tickets FOR the affair are s"inHs
fast and everyone IL urged |" Set theirs
q soon as possible.
Farm bureau Conference
a conference ~ which every tarm
agent ir III. eight Northern counties
vii! bs invited. vii. bs held neat I'd
reSdlX evening. at o'clock, !" tn"
chamber or Commerce offices ON jet
fcrson avenue Nat T. Frame, director
~ thu AGRICULTURAL extension WORK III
this state, ana his assistant. IL. >.
Vardervurt. Of Norgamtown. Will no in.
Guided among he speakers. An inter
esting meeting IL Promised ana all
those Interested are urged 10 attend
Meet Parkersourg
Muundsvule highs football team -
all prim.d for it's SaH" on the flfih
street lot Tomorrow afternoon. with the
l'arkcrsburg r.ei an. capt. tr"~ VIII
Pat his men through the final practice
session before the game his evening.
the locals show u big !nrr"N cnent
since THAR defeat at the hands Of Fol
Nusbee. AMI viii no doubt give the N'"d
county lads 4 real tussle WORTH SEC
.nS.
Miss Ella RohTbdugh. uf MUund.v'lie,
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Fifth street left for ner home 1Hp'S
day. - a,xtl,
Mr and Mrs. 4. J. Dunnlng OF 81
street are the guests OIL lriehue ~
umhus for Il few davS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

ing interesting items In regard to
her secret NJ beauty:
My appearance is perfectly nat
ural. never use paints or powder.
even ON the stage. as | think they de-
tract from the general expressions
and also in time. make one lose the
health and glow OF ones compile ION
Plenty az healthy exercise, cold In tins.
moderate eating. in fact. living up 10
the laws "f hygiene. is my secret OF
good health and cheerful micn.
also do not use perfume. except OF
tho most delicious and refined odors
Happy thoughts. love OF nature In
truth. all that is pure and gooo IN
lifc. hclr me in my pleasant and
artistic temperament"
Madam Sarah Adler is noted not
only for her beauty. hut as "A great
cmontional actress. on the stage
bhc occupies her time with musir
painting ana poetry. IIcr name is in
the foremost rank among the stage
folk as one who is always ready to
AID IN any good work Hfout IL liz said.
1t is true. not all understand Yid-
dish, but in seeing Madam Sarah Adj
lcr In Yiddish play. III" Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

IN scenes Of raviShins beauty is "A
rarity even In these DAYS of theatrical
magn.'ecn,o. The story. hy George
Y hobart. tells ot - convent bred
girl h"trothcd by her parents to a
YOUNG bank clerk whom She has never
seen aud who. upon seeking the adj
wee of her dresSmakcr. learns that
iho youth ! looking for u cirl To
pos" as his wife At banquet given
nv Ms employer. NJ. cliuuot. who he
HcN"s that tho employees in the tank
should b" married before obtaining
Responsible positions. She dccidor TO
meet him IN this way ana. of course
IN" Young hamN clerk falls in love
With her ana 50 does the amorous
"l" hnancicr which creates the many
amusing complications.
Dan Marble, a. Nj Cllquo," tn.
l"Ne'>t-ieNvu banker. ostcnsihly a
her" in love and an reality an arran,
coward, carries tho burden g, IN.
comedy ana in TINS is ably assisted
charles Horn and Jesse willing
ham
Tine low" ;nt,rcs, is ccn,crcd in Eve
lynn ~ 'NIarice.' who has "A roll.
"h'Eh gives opportunity for her sweet
MANNER touched with a quaint wist-
iHlh"sS ani dainty nunor. and ROY
. - ',''''l !'cfinh.t Ma bel
''h gar J. IA" Mimi" and Mabel
Gonlo has The role 81 "Tashi" ivan
t"rNl.. tn. famous composer OF chin
Chin. The rinS Lady" Tin Ton"
'na many ether successes. has pro
Nid"d tunotul score. tho outstanding
hIi> ot which are "Hll and COO
Is lSSius Time" loves T.Icphoro.
Don ~ Juan. iker!kea" and
:" LING ~ the World Goes Around 90
\ c"nstau; succession O.. beautiful
gowns, chorus directed by Edward
E"yc" and q III" ~ stage settings Of
NOR" 'har ordinary beauty. dts;n.