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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-23
RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Reynolds, of
Camp Bennings. Ca announce the
birth OF a son on November 14th at
the home of its grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Beel, Warrington, Fla. who
will bear the name of James Bruce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-23
NOTICE

stock Including all the
low ring hrubs
the itemsw lis senvbe
know varieties best for locality leave the seeaoR 70
sand
Of
If locality write
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-23

Lake Titicaca is the largest in South
America and forms part Of the poun-
dairy between Peru and Bolivia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

fleets OF its deeds. however hiGhown ii may
profess its ideals and its purposes to be.
1t may be. rs the Imperial Wizard AYERS,
that crimes are being committed in its name.
II so, that is sufficient TO condemn it, for
organizations that work with clean hands
and are not ashamed or fearful to reveal tho
identity OF their members.
In certain sections OF Georgia, where the
pseudo Khan has been active. there has been
renewal of racial strife. the negroes arc in
terror. though i'll many places they have be-
come vndiCtivc and defiant. where once
they were peaceful and industrious. Warn
inSs and indictments TO race strife arc dis
avowcd by the Khan. but by reason OF the
name which il has chosen to revive, it is
receiving the blame, whether or not it is
actually responsible.
Similar results, il is feared, will be found
wherever the Khan appears with its threat
OF supplanting law and order and the rule
OF the courts with summary punishment on
mob verdict, 1t has served no good purpose
IN Richmond and other places in Virginia.
whore is has appeared. II will serve no
good purpose so long as it works under
cover of darkness and seeks to impress ter
r0r upon people who are law -abiding Vir-
gnia has no room for such an organization.
Its courts and its juries are sufficient for
the administration Of it's laws. and so long
rs they continue to function the ShrOudcd
followers OF the fiery cross should confine
their mummcry to the confines OF their
private halls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
FAUST" IS OFFERING At
STRAND THEATER TODAY
Joseph Sheclan nnd Mime. Bianca
Handful viii Sing tho
Title Roles.

III" New York English Opcr, 40
s"cin, ION VIII present Faust Opera
m concert form in Engiish ,ouiub, -,
IN" strand with Nine iiiancu INN,
roles. e'"o '"c titie
sixty years have elapsea dine, ,o
first production Of thin mn S.,.n" the
Iounod; and IL is today si,n"
lnrpUShout IN" world more than a,,S
i pnrIs 1 nne "rerns combined. At tho
more than 1900 times @'''"
IL seems s;rang" now. i'm view y,
th' "Ect"hciming success of lS,uv,
=" i'ch!i thit II was received with in
u.""rchcc IN p1r!S, and all bu, TnIi"d
IN Milan The London ur"dur,i,,
however with ritiens. Ciugllui o..
nniii. 'aSa!cr and Suntley. Was u,,I,..
Suu.cssiu!' and ia tho following Juno
i'attl sang Marguerite for ,hc 1 .i
Tine the opera receiving a tr,,n",,I
Gus ovation. '''7'''-
IN" story is familiar Ia aln,,s,
t,'tE one and VIII IL" hut bri.tIv
hHctthru mere. Tile librctto by Ii,r
piyr ana thrrc does not attcnlu, ~
follow the Goethe drama. hat rncrei"
ihhh.s use al the Tauat- Aiarpt,.ri,,
Incident THIS IL sWihc!ont, nowev.r'
20 provide an Intensely interrs,in,.
'"Tr{}.et Tor Gnhnod's lovely music
,.,',sn nh' hct reveals tho studio OF
rnusr an aged philosopher aud al
chemist who Is seen st,rroun1ni 49,,
musiy parchment rolls ana ,hn r,,Ic
dosni Ii,"G . .fp !s symbol Of tho
as hilcr lifetime spent in IN. M
EuIt "i learning. he realizes tha' ia
.T,mnnMs nni niue of true knowi.dun
Tired Of tho struggle. ne rcsoIv,s,
cnh It with 4 poisUnoi,s Jr, TS"n,es 10
raises the goblet 10 his I',s' JJ,
49, ne S1ngh o! soma happy
hh@nsaH's h"At through the open NIX,
49,, Cast OF Characters.
u auIt .i.,,........ Joseph Sheehan
v,,ja,,tT,, :! 'H''eh 1859. iianery roppln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Cast Of thnrnrters.
COMMITTEE FROM SOUTH
TO VISIT EXPOSITION HERE
Iiu>inrs~ Ncu u,.,
"'""si"S Efforts fer Display OF
RIrhnDnd t.uods

APPROXIMATELY socVnty ny. hrsi
MSS men of Richmond ncnib.ra 80
tHe ADVISORY council OF The rha,r,,
"a commerce. st Il luncheon -. -.
Richmond Hotel y.sterday ,h,,,.
,hr!r enthusiasm Into Ia. Mad.
H!ShWoEd Exposition movement, an.
pItitcd themselves 10 work unrn,u.
,nE.y TO tho suc-ess Of the .ut.r.
prise.
The meeting was addressed bv John
Ncfr brhnth. president OF tho CHAM
Or OF Commerce. T.. g. Laird. chalr.
man 20 IA" general comnlttc. on az
position, and ". T pIbncy. business
manager OF The chamber, who out
lncd th" tremendous Importance OF
IN" .H1os.iion TO the future devclop-
Wrnt OF Richmond. and urged tho
h"s ness men present TO a fun appre-
'.Lil"A OF its pUrpos"
!Nr announcement was made hv
MT. branch that he has ALREADY brel
tpproHched by representatives, OF "A
southern manufacturers show II lie
h"ld later in the year. and tina, ~ ,
H!t 81 the movement now u,ifiot
way 10 "hhibi, Hlchmond- made goods
IN Richmond. spociai committee
iTom The south VIII visit Richmond
turing the huli!n; ~ the exposition
20 interest exhibitors in maklu. a
display OF Richmond products in thor
city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Copyright. 1919 National Sewsn,ncr service
Hitting Your Cnsc.

ma" intended writing more about the liver
ana MS chntankerous machinery, but / have
"fc'"N roceiVed so many letters from readers
"h" declare that such and such an art
hits my case or that | have "Icscrib,d my
ease better than could do d, myself or ;hat
II Is :" apparent that | understand suCa con
"''lohS much better than these doctors around
here" That feel il is high time 20 change tn,
subject. for evidently have failed to tench
the lesson set out to teach Thcsc CORE
sh"h'cniS should. as have inttnutcd consult
their own physicians. 1t is impossible for me-
"f any other doctor to diagnose and prescribe
without personally examining the patient To
diagnose and prescribe is no, tho function OF
this department. That is the wori ct tho COM
potent physicians and there are some in every
community
The prevention OF solsac inflammation
'cholecystiis) and OF gladstone disease tcholc-
th!asiS) lies in the methods I've preached
here right along
In the first place, the proper recognition Ny
periodic physical cXamiaationp oc suclt septic
foci rs may furnish the bacteria necessary TO
set up the galisac inflammation. ana the pro
per treatment ,5y surgery or dcntistry) Of
any Sueh i"ct discovered in the cN1ul.nat.ou
u the surcst preventive of rallsau disease
ana saNstoncs. liut let one Imagine that
me discovery AID eradication of such Ccci
after Gallston"s have formed can avail any
thing. There has been FAR too much un.
warranted abuse of the focal infection theory
oy inVa!ida who have sought 10 lock the door
after the mare has been stolen.
Contributing factors OF gladstone disease
were mentioned in earlier talks-ovcrcat.ug
'prorci by overwcghD. Insufficient daily ex-
crciSe, abdominal splinting (corscts. not tight
.ac!nE). insufficient water drinking aud in
Sufficient fruits, green stuff, and other rough
hSe in the diet. a.. expressed In other words.
an excess Of animal food ana Of denaturiz,d
or ultra refined cereals ana starchy vegetables
For example. pale. ancm!c v!tamin- poor bread
made from patent refined Hour; POTATOES eaten
without The skins so-callod hroukfast foods
!nsipid substitutes FOR the uIdociorcd corca i.
polished rice instead OF the wholesome ma
;ura! brown rice.
There Is no good reason why any ono SHOULD
not avoid such causes OF i.-hcalth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
WALTER HAMPDEN WILL
BE HERE THREE DAYS
Celebrated Actor to he Seen at strand
th, First of Next
lr,.

Seats arc now on sale at tn" strand
for the engagement ucN. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday % Mailer
laiurdeu. tho celebrated actor gen
orally acclaimed n helm. tho fore
most ,Npou"ut oC Shakespeare on tho
stage In America. MIR. Ii"mphen vii!
upprar in not only his famous liam
let Tor which le holds all records
since M. dayy az Edwin Booth With
his rccord-hreaElmE run, u sixty
ncrfurmauCrS lli New GprE, nut q 3"
N "Th" Tamiu" of the Shrcw," tn,
Merchant az Venice and :, sunDihi
revival Of Ram N"unedE's play. "Th"
Servant in tho House" in which, nS
Manson Mr. lIampd'n scored NJ ms,
great success In this country NJ
ocurins originally. "s Manson; Ar
lIumpdcn played TN" role Tor almost
two seasons ~ New YORK ANA IN.
larger cities ani the success mat u
has achieved on its revival mas sea-
son has duplicated ~ triumph "a d.
cadc ago. Mr. sinmpd.n MI @r,. y
his engagement horr With 80 l0miei,
minyimc The Mcrchnn,I, on T"rsd.y.
"rnc Shrc,," AT IA" Wcln"sda. matt
nee ANA 9TH" Servant ON N"anrs-
dav night. After play!ng mere an" III
Norfolk. H." goes TO ihilnI"!yh!t ipr
his annual engagement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
CLEVER BIT OF COMEDY
ON NEW ACADEMY BILL
Sturgeon Louder, L. S. A." Is
One Of big Features at
Vaudeville House.

"ufEg"n Louder. L. :. a." is Il
comes Il merry war laugh pr. Lou
"'f. II putck surgeon. becomes an
army doctor. \ Wounded soldier is
brought I" h:m for first aid trcaf-
ment and there the fun begins II
never ends until Private Casey, car
AMY played by Russ Teddy. declares
himself III favor Of tho morEue. III"
NOR" serious profession the better
II lends itself to tr;tvcSty, 40 Their.
can be u" NOR" fertile field for fun ~
TINS sort than that afforded by the
medical profession. and although it's
fun * general in it's appeal no one
nnj"NS 1t more than TIA. doctors
surgeon Louder. L. s A." Will be
among the comedy features OF The
new show which comes to the Ncad-
cny Of Music today for the wcck-
ont. 'rhc hill includes also willie
Solar. the international Comedian"
vii" has jolly round Of songs.
stories. dancing aud whistilng: the
Misses hamilton and Boucher. pretty
ana talented girls. who SING and
dance: linn ,ud Bc" Mcintyre. win u
comedy novelty. and the two Wiltuus,
who promise a Jolly surprise. New
"movirs' supplement the vaudeville
offerings. as usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

TELEPHONE: R,indnlph
4. Private Branch Ia
change connecting WIZ"
uli departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
TO SELECT NEW QUARTERS
FOR EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
'"u"ci snhcom miitrc May Meet This
Week Ia Act IN

Ihc subcommittee on relocation Of
nv Municipal employment l;ureau.
named AZ the meeting Of the Council
committee on Utilities Tuesday night
uld not take up the mater yesterday
ms committee, embracing Alderman
Woody, Councilman I.add ana Johns,
VII probably meet In the CITY Hall
This week.
Director Levy, o: the Department of
'un!lc welfare. Is In search of larger
ana more convenient hcaduunrtcrs for
ne employment bureau. He gives az
ms reasons thut the present Office IN
me basement OF the city Hall is en-
iir"ly too small, and not at al con-
Nenicnt for the work of the bureau
-" SAID last night that the stuffy lit
Tie room IN the corner of the base
hlrht 81 Guy HAN was entirely in
adequate; that hundreds Of peoplc
men ana women, white and colorcd.
are compelled 10 crowd themselves
INTO This d!ngy place, and sometimes
wait Tor hours before being able to
transact their business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Spirit Of Virginia Press

%; SOutn Boston brJ,,rs ...-.,t ,"r wv
'ion. wltl q cuuruen, a. c,Iiov. ..r,,, 80,
Tios,rn %ows has aurau,.I III, =, i,, |,
por, M, ncr Tucker nos Trln4l n.., w.,
Z. chance 10, mn, .,,,,',i.., ~ '. "a,
VIVA; W. said t ,..
u.aa ,nis "
"N, dr.ir. , ,,., t,
ming Of Inc r,u,,,i,., -, ,.,., ''.' ''t ~
rlcv.qpa,,.r -, .rf CO.., .i,.., - NC
,t,h.r y, .,,..l, . ~ r NC "''"'""'S VI
men ut,AIir,J "a IN, ,. ,' &c
ana inn, and ,y 49,, ~" ''"""'
rr,t. 80 ,,c -.., ,..,, - Wv ''on'"-
vl.o ~ ,f,,. ,,. "'' ''''
C,rd ..ar,r- S,Ytb u....., - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
CLAIMS "SOpHlA'S" DEAD
COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED
faiiurc OF Captain ia Give WorJ
cause. Death Of iIa
I'spnlc

i -. 'N!HS'Nltt'I l'r'SS.
HI.AT TITLE, WASH. Jan oG-kn
The 253 lives lost when the g,caInshjr
trhcess Sophia went ashore on
Vanderbilt Rect Alaska. October ~
-. l"lS could have been saved If
~ S"uh'as commander had given
IN" word. Captain H. HARRINGTON.
former urst mate OF the lsuhthous.
tender CEDAR. which stood by tn.
>tF!cE"n ship. declared In TESTIMONY
- united states C>Irl here ycst.r-
day. IL" "as witness IN tho hearing
IN nv application OF the Canadian
.'"cth" Hallway tor a limitation or
l.hhl!ty IN connection with loss OF
the vessel
Captain harrington declared all ar
rAhsrmonts 10 rescue passengers on
the Princess sophia had been made
aboard III. Cedar. He testified that
The Eehooners King ANA WinGa and
IN" A.sinor we're ready to so TO the
assistance ~ thc stranded ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
SECRETARY BOARDS SHIP
FOR CAPITAL At NORFOLK
IIy Assnclnicd rrrss

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. q Secretary
ot stat" Ba!nhridgc cuihy. who ar
rived ia HAMPTON Roads last night
~. the hnuIesh!p rlor.da after o.
hriUl visits - S"vcra! OF tho south
boarded the naval yacht Niagara for
HE return to WnshiuEtru. Ia a mos
sage sent ashore Mir Colby said all
members OF the party WEI. Well, ana
h" praised highly the c"rblalitY HnI
friendship with which tUcy W're ~
c''ycd In all 81 the three Countries
i;rIzi. Uruguay and ArgcntihH-th oy
visited.
ono OF the pleasant TASKS which
awaits me" Secretary colby said IS
TO convey, j; can do ro adequately,
to- i'r Sid"nt WILSON som" idea at IN"
dr.p respect In which be- Is held lu
south America and ~ th- l'cp dis
play oc admiration with whlsN -vcrs
H''u-ion to him ana every mention ~
his maine were greeted"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
SENATE MAY VOTE TEN
MILLIONS FOR SHOALS
I.u,,rr project Fines Favor With
tuinnit tee incndinrni N""-
ed to Sundr! Hiii.

NY NSN5GltIN T|I,EE.T
WASHINGTON. Jan - Apnro'-
ui,fi,Ir the Muscle Shoals Ma.
rowcr project. is TO he recommended
by the senate Appropriations Com
miticc. ~ vote Of to the com
init,.c today added an amendment 4"
III" sumdry civil budget covering tn"
project.
Tho amendment was offered by
senator Underwood. Democrat. Ma
hmm, and Is distinct from thu pro-
jcct for development of TIL" nitrat"
plant at Muscle shoals, proposed b"
bil! passed recently by tn' Son
ate. IN" 80, ohu.oVp pow"r develop
mcut appropriation was defeated IN
the I!oUsc by "a close vote wA"n II
passed ia" sunIrN civil meaSur".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

me ilocwatcr Democrat has given up all
nope OF railroad from Richmond To Tampa
hammock and is now pinnng it's faith ON III.
"ashins'"n- Newport News proposition |,
sro"s poetic and says with the wonderful
Srowlh and devcicpmcn: OF Norfolk and New
'o'' news ana that entire section. the growth
W ''i navy, ''e'' inc national capital is going
10 get in closer touch thereto ,,I TN, only
Sh"'ter route lies across this section Of the
"ar''hannock Nalicy-thc valley of sunshine
AMI peaceful meadows. the valley or green
H"'hS' and OF ripping streams. which find their
so"'r' on mountain crest and their goal in the
broad waters of the Chcsapculc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
when Father Adam Lived,

IL
hen Innocence Was in tho land
Before the Earth was cold,
Way back in prehistoric times.
When not a star wae old
When Father Adam lived. before
The Serpent. and before
There was cause for such a thing
As taxes for ii War
When Father Adam lived before
y furnace yawued for coal
And no man worried very much
About a brothers soul:
before the day % dollar eggs.
When proNcadcr was free
That is the time q friend a. Mnc
That makes hit with me,
When Woman was a simple Rib.
\ meek. ohcdiont Bomol
y h"ipmatc. ii YOU please. but with
y mission OF her own.
The Problem of her clothes was but
\ bagatclle - him.
For gowns IN myriad colors hung
From every swIyin; limb.
Their was no debt. there was no pain.
There was no nagging jaw
To Indicate the presence of
old Adams moihcr-in-law,
ana Of all times in romance sung
or in dark history hid,
ia rather far have walked til, Farm
when Father Adam did.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
COLBY BACK IN CAPITAL
Returns to Washington EulioNin
Sryrn-Wcrks' rrip Ia south
tmcrirMn Nrnmhiir.
by Associated Press

- .NNN''lii'''i U.s.
W.kSli!NGTpN. Jan. -. iainbriGge
Colby. Secretly az state. ruiuru"d 20
Washington today from severn
weeks trip to South America, whore.
ass tn" personal rcpr. scutdtiE" OF
President VI lsou. h" mad. an official
VISIT TO the governments Of hraztl
and Ururuny. and an unofficial visit
to Argentina. II" viii report to the
President. probably this week, on ms
"trip and convey to him rncssnEce from
Tho SoNth .\mer!cnn ENNrrnmcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Eurnunn M uiinu.

William Farnum, great actor that
10" ~ aad man who's" friends de-
maud much Of his time, never fureat,
'hht The body must hr exercised as
wcll - the brain And the exercise
in which ne most delights is farming.
i.NeH while b.. Nis WIkiug scenes
cjal production III ! were King"
from tn" famous book and play rs
Justin liunl!y Mcc'arthy--ir which ~.
is 10 open at IA" i:iJuu Th-Htcr to-
dny. lie found both mental and phys.-
ca! enjoyment digging IN his garden
AT sag iN,rbpT, Long Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
IMMATURE AIM,NNc.
Theater Calander

TUhND--'Fnust.'' ", l:nSiisb
Opera Company.
ttDI:ni-i<rith vaudeville.
h!JDt ~ iiIInn I'nrnuni aud
f.iiE iri'rr. IN elf Were King"
III IIitiI.D-I.ilrrn Percy, in
"lirMurr 80 the iridr."
ERbtbN - Katherine Mac
Donald. in "My Indy'> Iatrhkry."
IiNIC--Ni,inn Martin and i'rit.
trihrT, In "Ihc Song al the Soul"
Oh T. N--Mary rirkiorh. In
"Ntclia Mnrl-.''
Nl,IOIt--Wiiiin Fairbanks. in
"firi'tin= iiiil."
IiEN-Nnricty prosrnm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
on CIV Mhitc MY.

Adventures along New York's Gay
White VA, in the roof gardous. the
cHhar"'S, uillionnir'~' mansions and
on tho East Side. wh,rr CiyillHat!uu'S
veneer ia ,hiuucst are shown with
startling realism In While New
York Sleeps" an "iGht-rcei cine
u'lodrufua. Curr-n, a. the Isis Thea
ter y dancing number from the
Midnight Frolic. filmed on the New
Amsterdam Roof. and a thrilling ps-
toi battle between the N"w York
arc among the features %! tho pie
tUrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Fifteen :'"rrv Farce.

Tonirht's showing OF "E"war" Of
The Bride" NJ the iiiu"Mrd Thcat"r
gill .rd tho enforcement here Of
the latest and thus far tn" best
screen farce produced Nv Wil'iam
Fox. starring Eileen Percy. Miss
Percy Is orc OF the few actresses
who boast both Great bcau'v and
marked ABILITY. Tho crowds which
have attended Ia" showing Of Re-
wnr. al Tho EriGc" this w"r' I'VE
vi"""ous testimony 10 her rc' Mar
tv hero.
Prominent screen funmal>ors COM
nose the cxccllcnt supporting cast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Cinema Programs
"Nnnw nf the sumI."

FI!t" l.cib,r, who plays opposite
VIVIAN Martin I'm "Th" song o.. IN.
soul 'nu M-ssmor- Kendall Robert
". Chambers nTuIuvt!on which
comes Ia tn" Lyric Ihca,cr, for thr..
days, commencing tu'!lS, being re-
leased hS toltwyn, has Ii ,plcuhtd
legitimate stage record as wcll as
"HNlahly list OF n!m successes 10 his
credit II" played with Julia Mar
loN", Robert M"ntr!l, DavM Waruold
ana Nm" !"trora ANA Others. Ills
hoMc is At Atlantic Highlands. " j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Fruits OF the Eu.kluy Khan

Z RUITS OF the hooded and shr0udcd or
u ganization which styles itself the Ku-
Klux Khan, preaunlng upon Il name ,hat
.is honored in the South for the honorable
work IL performed before 1t passed GU, OF
existence with the need thereof, are he
ginning To be garEered IN those sections Of
the country where it has been most active
Those fruits are not Of such character as
to give encouragement for the bcneiccnt e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
IrnnIicnfrl in NImrI.cr.

IJ'MHE CITY, Gh.. Ian. 2G.-Ar
rest early today near EaXlcy. Ga, Of
man. wanted in connection with the
alleged murder Of Robert Wilcox.
al I..r.ler city. ended search by a
posse which has lasted two weeks.
during which T!uchannon was trailcd
through the Altamaha River swamp
more Than ninctY miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Court Clerk CnnYIcfrd

ALBANY. GA. Jan. &c. w. Wal
lace, clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Eictcd here today Of sending obsc.n.
matter through the mails. by n Jury
IN United states District Court this
:hornihy Judge Evans deferred SEN
fence. wallace was charged with
having sent through the mails on i'm
proper letter to "a girl at Savannah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Seek AIIcucd Murderer

OCAI.A, FLA. Jan. ?6.--Ohiccrs to-
day are searching for Arch Ostccn Of
Flcmington, who is alleged to have
murdered his wife on Sunday after
She had clipped with another man. Ac-
corlmg to tho authorities. Osteen
wen, in pursuit of the couple, caught
them near Chiciland Levy Couhty,
and slashed his wife's throat. Her
compa Mon escaped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Sl,Uut Pensions.

u q g.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pen
siunS are granted under the general
pension laws, but Congress may. by
an act, known an u special act in
no way connected with the general
pension laws. grant n pension to n
person who may be considered rs de-
serving OF special reward In the way
OF pension.
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7. i. 7, NtWpUIt NV 81 Il' lCIVTS
fund was established in 1882 to pro-
Vide ass stance for disabled and needy
members of the theatrical profession
and burial for such as have no means
therefor The Actors Fund Home, on
staten Island y. Y, under the direc-
ton OF the Actors Fund of America,
was opened May 10. 1902 This is a
home for needy and aged actors and
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The Poets Corner
"ClOIIdS."

see those sheets OF clouds that
spread
Across thu moon, when all Is sim,
silently they go-homelcss, unlcd--
Like wanderers, to serve His Will.
| SEQ those strcats Of mingled hue
Some black, some gray; they drift
along.
And then j glimpse star Of blue.
And In my heart | sing u song.
SEQ those c'ouds---unconscious too
In darkened hours iull quietly by.
And In my soul pledge anew
To serve when trials query. Why?
SAM SIMMONS.
Richmond. Jan. 25. 1871.
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sIOu.. on Eirr I'm sr,uumrh

SAVANNAH! On. Jan. @".-Sh ortlS
after m!duight Last mishi hrc de
siro%cd Tie warehouse nf L. Ness x
90. junk dealers. ~ the yards OF the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad. y ware
house leased 10y the i:!m- Dim'ui:t
ca. automobile dealers for storage
PURPOSES was destroyed, with thirtE
y vinegar factory Was
az 50 ,'Si. Tho proximity of II negro
urphLuag" placed its inmates in dan
ger FOR - time. hut they We're MI
taken out in safety, The loss is $780,
CON
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