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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-11-04

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be-
cause of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
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Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
Gniistonc Collie.

onyFsh!' fI'. National Newspaper Service.
e''o"'o seizures OF hillary gladstone collie
occur III cases OF gladstone disease only whom n
s'"'" ha"eens TO leave the galisac ans! finds
us way inio saliduCt or tube which conveys
,"' gan or niie from the little sac TO the main
''.''"' 'e""'nG from liver to bowel. Jaun-
"'''' "''t-"PIi.S the day after such a collie
occur" ohIE when the stone has nassed through
the G2ilSac duct Into the ,lai, Mn. r.,,,i IN.
r"S'tHctihS The how Of bile from liver TO bowel
IL Wa! therefore Uc understood that n.itb,r ar
''SNs OF cole nor jaundicc may br noticed i'm
'h"hE S.*cs OF nnuuestiolable gladstone dis
ease. These are both -a,N., accidents than
Incidents OF gladstone disca..
"eh co!ic does occur. it is u shocking OK
j" '"e literal sense Of the word
Sn'c"'hs' inc Seizure usually sets in with
ABRUPT aSon!z'ng pain near or below In, rign,
TBS or ABOUT the pit OF The s;omach tip Of
'"c hre"sibonc or wishbonc, or pcrhars rolt
:" 'N'e'" l" me lower abdomen or up toward
''c F'eh' shoulder. 1t is no ordinary what's
EouF-"p!h!on- abOut-this. Doctor sor, -, main
At - i regular roaring Eoyhanliclt, hurry m
nnd-Siiii'nc something agony .rh, sir.r.ur.
"e'"'tn pam ;:id agony is that ono ,yitA pain
may still! h" Il philosophcr Tho shock producc.
- ''"i'"'y sweat, weakness OF pulse. pal
Tor and often Il chi!l. This chill is no, ,ncr.ly
feature OF the collie: IL tho Temperature is
taken III the course of the chill +, * ,,s,,ilv
'""H" wei! above normal, which suggests that
'he oh'i! is II sign of bacterial !nfcctioa-tire
sN'~"'hS ana scratching OF the delicate bile
or
1t sudden dosc Of germs for the system
AhotheT effect OF the shock OF gladstone
conc - 'he nausea and vomiting which usually
accompany the attack. And whether or not
MI" appears in the material vomi,ed is az M
moment at all, $" far AS convictln. or acquI,-
ing ;hc liver and its machinery may h. rnn.
Cerned
An attack Of gladstone collie lasts from = fcw
hours TO several days.
faipitaiion or other distress abuu, tho hear,
Mt
STOUT woman of forty or thcrahout hlamc; h,r
hc"F' ana that gas for trouhl. really caused
by gladstone disease
IN" day after gladstone collie there is often
noticed more o: less jaundicc. stnininr of tho
whites oil me eyes. the lining or the lips ami
me skin with bile. This happens only wien
"t 10" OF pic from liver TO intestine is more
or Tess ohstructed. perhaps not more than ono
in every three cases.
Heat is the first all for such a seizure \
i"'i h"t n''h' Il fu!! hot pack. or the hottest
moist pads endurable the whole abdomen
and chest
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The World Almanac

Colonel Charles T. lasbrooI:. who before he
"orc himself out in the service OF the Rich
mond Times Dispatch. had followed IN. call
al ms craft in many sections OF the United
states used TO tell a story ahou, the cstab-
lishmcnt OF the Binghamton Press II
seems that Colonel Iiasbrook was commits
sioned hy Mr.. kil'ncr TO start newspaper
Tor him That pretty much comprised the
whol" OF tho directions given. Colonel Has
brook used TO stress the fact that conditions
were peculiarly favorable in that ne found
building weIi adapted 10 the purpose shat
ne WAS able 70 obtain press without delay
that was years aGo-that typesetting machines
HAPPENED 10 Ice available. and that things In
general broke right for the enterprise or
course. his long experience, extensive knowl-
edge and VIDE acquaintance in the newspaper
PcIh contributed incaiculahiy. but OF these he
never spoke. NJ any rate. IN. i:inGhamt on
i'reSS was equipped and ready TO begin pub
ilcaiion IN a time so Incredibly short that we
hesitate 10 trust memory Whe. the ,nnnaG-
ing editor selected By Coionc! iiasbrook ar
rived he went over the entire plant with col
onci liashrook and then. sitting down at the
desk provided for him. h. said There isn't
thing missing 80 far see. except
World Almanac" SAID Colonel lIashrool,:
Look in the lower lcft-hand drawer of vour
desk Ana there WAS World Almanac
This b'i OF somewhat intimate "reminiscences
- elected by the appearance of the World
Almanac :or 1921. Il there is one book that
might properly he considered a newspaper
writer's wade mccun.' unless he happens to
lie specialist. ana even If ne does happen
to be a specialist. that book is the World
Alma nae. From :. \. t. Championships TO
Geological Gardens. nearly everything Of gen
cra and particular interest is TO be found
book Of some $50 lascs.-Norfolk GvaJ
Ledger Dispatch
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V|VIAN| SCOUTS c. O.P.
ATTACKS ON ARTICLE X.
Former French Premier Tells Sor-
bonnie Audience That Is
Harmless
Icy United News Service. !

fAltlS. Jan. lS.-Formcr Premier
NiNiani devoted practically his en-
IN" address before TIA" French society
Tor the league OF nations. a; IN" Sor-
h"nnc. to knocking holes In N,ncri-
can arguments against tn" i"aguc be-
within Article y.
To his mind, III" article which be-
zane a campaign ground during
tnrdinss drive for the presidency, Is
should stand as IA barrier between the
two hcmisphcrcs.
The French delegation II: Geneva
were forced 10 examine this Article
NJ Niviani said. which was tho ob.
jrct OF so rnany polcmjCs in America
wh'ch viii continue to bring up po-
iitical discussions there. and which
seems destined 10 have the honor OF
separating the two hcmiSphcrcs
bourgeois has given the article an
Interpretation which is apparently n
surprise To the American mind
Americans have given insufficient at
IGNITION not only TO the French text
ot The article. but 20 the English text,
which. as an unfaithful translation.
has failed TO keep all the flavor Of The
original paragraph
According to the terms Of the
treaty. tnc members OF ;hc society
engage To respect and maintain
against all exterior aggression. the
territorial Integrity and prcscn, 20.
!iiicai indcpcndcnc. OF all members
Of :hc league That is clear aud pre-
else. The paragraph continues:
' In case OF aggression. the council
shall advise as To the means 10 as
sure the execution OF that oblipat!ou.'
Here IL becomes vague. In the
French text the council shall adj
wise as To the means Ia assure ihat
obligation In the English text the
council shall propose suggestions
lin other words the French tcNt
gives the council small initiative
whereas the English text gives 1t
none at nil. The proposing Of sug-
that somchod" take the initiative.
Under these conditions, ask my
self what terror could have struck
The minds Of the American Congress.
and how could they have thought thnt
the council Of tho league would be-
come a Supcr-statc or super gov
Cruncnt with the right 10 "v"riurn
rational independence, OF which the
rospcctiyc governments and parlia-
mcuts are the first guardians
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Trading in Cotton Futures

wv hENENER the Sou,h's great staple
Wv industry !anguishcs under adverse
trade conditions, there I; renewed demand
for legislation TO prohibit trading i'm cotton
futures on the exchanges OF this country
Thereupon, bill having hat object in view
is introduced in Congress ana committee
hearings arc conducted to give the various
interests concerned in the industry The op-
Nor,unjty to express their views concerning
the Wisdom Of the proposed legislation The
testimony is always conhictiue M. trade
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Voice Of the People on Topics of the Day
Justice" Pleads for Fair Play for:
BriSndicr-Gencral
lfnrtlnff
70 Tho ITilii

10 The Editor OF The Times DIsn,tch.
Silly attention has been called
=" an eIitorlai appearing in your pa
pei on December &c. 1920, and beIicv
inG that you always stand for r. i,
play and FOR what is right nm ,sL
ing you to publish the following Chr
rcction. '"s COT
:, In this editorial entitled. "rellinr
the charYe or I!rigadier-Genero, narl
hrtt. who declared that urnrtirniiy
in":scriininate killing of natives in
,ia'ti mad been going on for some
General Barnett brought No c,,rro
AGAINST the Marines. l., Sen,c,nh'.r
i'l': there werS brought to bis al,
.th''on certain appalling court-mar-
~ rhses' which. az commandment OF
me corps. he could not ignore. JIr
ordered an investigation vim ,hc
tuli approval of the Secretary nf thc
Navy. and wrote n conIihnn,iai
though pcrmitted letter To his
49,, %r,s,i" -, commander in which he or
h"diaiciy rcmciied So stront, va.
ms letter. so just his position, that
on" ''ions were rcmcd!cd Immediate
H., an" instead OF the abuse which
Tor protecting the CORPS, which he
I"N.S' ne should he accorded fun
prhis" Tor his splendid and effective
~! ION, IL Was not General Barnett
.. o'' tHt report ana letter
from headquarters. Tho, wos ~,
rom rom ,hr Headquarters Of the Navy
The Investigation ordered hy gem
ct"! i'arnctt In September 1915?
caused conditions To bc So changed
IN NoNenbcr. 1870, that the Court of
INJURY could find no fault with cx-
's'lhk conditions. The prcccpt Of thu,
court was so framed that thu mem
GERS were ordered To find out whether
IN" private letter OF II commanding
S'ncrai 10 brigade commander was
%%H"'n"r IL was accurate in Scptcm-
Der. 1919.
NO more fragrant injustice has ever
bcch SHOWN splendid officer %: tho
service who at sixty vcars or AGE
ms ElEen iorty-ilvc years uf his l!rc
- ms beloved corps and who loves
II TAR better than the petty politic-
lhnS ana d!sloyal Subordina,os who
nav" ConSpircd To iniur. him. Fair
play is AN American characteristics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

bathing regarded hy many respectable
citizens rs dangerous habit.
The bathtub made its first appearance In
lS42 in Cincinnati; the rash citizen who intro
exhibited 1t to his guests nj a Christmas
party.
Mr.. Thompson was severely criticized IL tho
public press. The bathtub was referred to as
an example OF cpicurcan luxury. evidence of
an undemocra,ie tendency and a dangerous de-
rartUrc from the virtue and simplicity of
honorcd ancestors
year later-lSi3---it had invaded phila-
dclphla ana became !, subject Of considera-
lion by the, Common Council. An ordinance
prohibiting bathing between November ! and
March - failed OF passing by only two votes
In the Same Year tho Virginia Legislature
showed It's wisdom In taking business view
q the situation. Il decided 10 punish. through
their pockct books. these hackSliderS from
democratic simplicity. The Legislature laid a
tax Of $50 year bathtubs up in tho
state. Hartford Providence. Charleston and
Wilmington. Del. followed the wise example.
and each laid special AMI very heavy water
rate on ali persons who owned bathtubs.
Boston was a little SLOW in taking action to
check this dangerous rcvcrsion TO undcmo-
cratic habits; but, uHrc it's puri;anical ire was
aroused. its action Was drastic 1t made bath
ING unlawful except on medical advice
There were no Bolsheyists in those
ha!Cyon days of strong men and sensible
women, and there were no bathtubs Now
we have bathtubs in almost every home,
and there are almost as many Boshevists
as tubs. Is that a working OF the law OF
cause and effect? Can il be possible that
Boshcvism is tho result of bathing? A
vigorous Tubing would improve the APP
pcarance OF every Bolshcvist we have ever
seen, but it remains to he demonstrate cd
that II would rcnovatc his mind his man
ners and his morals
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Washington. u. G.. January H. i
The Eye as a Camera.

To the Edit1r of Tho Times Dispatch;
Sir.-Th"rr Is one comparatively
simple thing which. " rcenrtod To
when Mi Minsous body WAS FIRST
discovered, might nave cast consid-
"rahlc light upon what now hids fair
10 hccnmc another link In the chain
u unsolvcd mystrrics
Ny old friend. III" lat" Dr. william
II. Taylor. who was coroner nf Rich
nonu Tor forty years or more WA
one OF the most tircicss students OF
tho scientific linravclinr OF Crim" He
told me Of eases where death came
suddenly. with all the faculties func.
tioH!uc normally until tito end, " hen
IA" last person upon whom the de-
ceased looked WAX photographed
uron tn" eye. which bclrg enlarged
ana reproduced hE photography
Furnished information az untold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
Country MIN Says Hawk Is Not
Friend to the
Eurmer

To the Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir.--Thcrc recently appeared in
your paper letter from G. Is. Rich.
ardson. OF the CITY of Richmond"
concerning the friendship OF IN,
hawk to the farmer. The first thing
] noticed about this letter was that
this scribe was from II city"
AS II matter OF fact. j feel quite
sure that the country people arc
better qualificd to know what is best
Tor thcm--norc so. at least, than tho
city gentlemen. The farmers OF VIr-
Eihia ar" bothered with more barn
rats than they are with field rats
ana II Is u certainty that cats wiIi
ana do destroy these barn rats: ami
IL ~ likewise a. certainty that hawkg
camnot take their places
Take the poor farmwifc who work.
ana tolls over her fowls. day In and
day out. and then for these FOWL
TO be dcroured by the city man.
ir!end'--not the farmers friend Tbo
hawk is not only AN enemy In ~.
fowls. but also To IN. game.
As n citizen OF tho city of Rtrb-
nnhI. | VIII admit tina, AR. Richnr,
son is better qualified to say via,
ordinances ar" the best for pirL
mpnd. and that !. as well az oth"r
ctizcns OF King William and oth.r
Counties or virginia. am better u,inIi
h"d To say what laws are hes, ,nr
The country. '"'
IL possible. extcrrninatc tho hawk
King William. Va
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u would he very interesting and
Just result Of the present uncertain
conditions II a congressional invcs-
LEGATION were ordered and the muZ.
Iicd General barnett were permitted
10 state his position in this affair
Every fair-ininded man must honor
ana respect this splendid officer. who
mas maintained II dlGnincd ana honor
abi" silence una!dcd by even one OF
mos" who's" present cnincncc was
gained principally by General Bar
netts loyalty aud selfish devotion to
his corps
In tim" justice Will be done. and 7
am sure YOU viii lie amongst the first
TO regret tn" nisapprchcnsion caused
by the present methods OF the Navy
Department.
JUSTICE.
Washington. -. G.. January 10.
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value. That this should h. so +. ro,
nH wonderful rs II seems w, ali
"mow the .y" il the most p.rfcc, or
" can b" readily irnuEined
" TOOK II S;rugE!tlK man with
ms ne at stake. bestOws upon h,a
SS'ii.aht would bc uncuuailcd in in
iSi'tHS!'y at any other moment OF his
The old saw. Truth H. ,,r,,c..
than hct!nm" Is az trun ,nanr' 40
"hrh II VAS coined In ,nat inn,,
pc ana Interesting OF novels
~ ~" Mercy OF Tibcrlus," IN. ,In,
hinges upon the fact that ,hr ~
r'rer Is Photographed by flash az
,,Hn,ninE np"n Il glass door while no
ho,.,, ', ,,i..S ing ne crime, when this
uAsn OF lightning could take a nhn,nN
ffiph was hoot.d at. Now thr Tx,
'H known |" nearly every school ,hil,i
Is inS .noSs!hilit!cs
richmond, Va Jan. iG lggI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
Reducing the Army

THE adoption b. both the House and
Senate OF resolutions reducing the
strength OF the regular army to 115,00U
may be accepted II very accurate reneC-
,ion of public opinion regarding the UNI
wisdom OF maintaining Il large standing
army in time Of peace. IN al the wars
this country has ever fought the patriot
ism OF the people in ral!ying 20 the flag
has justified the traditional policy of main
tanning regular force only sufficiently
large to constitute nucleus for cNpau-
sion in war effort from the National Guard
and recruits from civil life The vote on
the resolution i'll the House was 2S5 TO 4
and in the Senate Al 10 80.
Under the army reorganization bill IA
regular force OF 2S0,00O was authorized
but Congress appropriated funds for but
$4,000, and at the time the appropriation
was made il is claimed there was an under
standing that the army was not to be larger
than this. Claiming that the law made IL
mandatory for him TO recruit TO the strength
stipulated, Secretary Baker has dsrcgarici
this understanding and the appropriation
based upon ii and gone ahead with recruit
ing until the army now has a strength OF
$4,000 men. Under the terms uf the
resolution, enlstmonts i'll the regular army
will be suspended until il has heeu reduced
in strength TO $4,000 men. During the
debate on the resolution. Secretary Baker
was very sharply criticized for the policy
he has pursued.
In most coun,riAss WHICH emerge from IA
victorious war Ike ,siAtary spirit does not
quickly subs!de; hence the supporters ..of
Il large standing army do not find it diff
cult to commit their governments to a pol
icy OF maintaining a military establishment
much beyond their need for pcace-timc
safety, thus saddling unnecessary taxes
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The Poets Corner
The Name of Lee


!" lines like these 'twcre vvc,l %
Dut tht lights 10 men of nohIc hi,,h'
i.v.'h not HaiScrS-thcsc I sn,rn
"' men OF gcntleness and worth
Nay, not imperial dross mean
hHt men with souls of sancijfv
t't w. comrades. ever seen
i"'rer name than that OF Lee?
ihonGh Might today may be the cro.d
~ piood-iust beasts on orgicd snroo
10" proud are We that no Toni dncd
at"lhs Inc plume of Robert Lee,
NO wars necessities were stern
nv enough TO force the gallant Leo
.c'S OF shame TO scOrch ana burn
MS name through all eternity!
NO Lusitania's hcllish deed,
~ .hrnisa OF Be!gium's shame.
~ tdEciIs heart to die and bleed
'f Lee ana honor were the same.
christian was the hero Lee
\. No piracy. no town aflame.
NO brutal act on land or sea.
hediins the glory of his name.
Nay not in Famc's bcjcweled sky.
lhorSh all that galaxy we scan.
"s tnSFe a name in niche more
TEan that Of Lee, Gods nobleman,
NcTEhh a,!r as a radiant star
IN the uZurn1 sea.
WIN nauSht it's golden beam to mar
"od press the name of Robert Lee!
NO need for wreaths Of immortellcs.
NJ ~ ncIn TOT statue. Domp or crown,
OF IaueleEs In each heart there fwells
The memory CT Lees renown!
rh"t d i1Swer which is knishthood's
That badge of chivalry Bayard
hloom Sr.,s white upon Lees noble
For none than he loved honor moro
Though valcr glitters round his nomn
Though "bravest of the brave" was
l deem this his undying fame
gentle gentleman was I.ceI
And ere he sheathed his sword that
ON Appomattox's fatcful plain
Gods April sky let fall n raw
On blade unsullied by one stainl
Virginian-born Of English race.
lie knew naught else save Rights
And passing time can nc'cr efface
Tho spotless name OF Robert Loat
With boundlcss love we honor him
Acclaimed by all the world to he
Without one blot his name to dim
The matchlcss. tho Immortal Leci
Richmond. Va, IN 50 = B = 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
MANY THEATERGOERS TO
SEE "ROBlN HOOD" HER..
Hundreds or Requests Have Already
Been Received by Manage
mrut of Strand.

Manager Wise. OF the Strand The
alter, announces that the advance OF
seats FOR III" monster production OF
robin IIC0d." which comes to the
strand Monday. Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day and Wednesday matinee. will he
opened ut the box office tomorrow at
y. NJ. hundreds OF requests for
seats hIvu already been sent in and
these VIII be filed in the order in
which they arrived.
II is freely predicted that robin
Hood" VIII break tho house record
for business mere. The production
reflects great credit upon it's pro-
duccr. Ralph Dunbar. of Chicago, who
has spared neither time nor money
10 make the attraction the very best
OF It's kind In the operate field. He
has ia!d especial attention 10 the
cast. the costumes, the scenery and
til" lighting effects. \ feature of
the Irodu"iiCn VIII b" tho symphony
orChcstra carried by MIR. Dunbar.
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"Ihr plnngrr."

-, men jeorc. Walsh. the WiIlio,,
s,nF "as small boy no sal on
n" llTat tim. y long "a 80 ~. TT
snrr zones moaning and the mrs.
- ~ ny George heard the NOS.
,j,Jo,,,, ...s' bui apparently failed ia
sound w inc peculiar
say" he snortcd disgus,edly %
fsiior~ 40 a. m near. wonder wny mai
''ucr hpn Ercasn his trOnbGr.p., 80
'!Sh latest picture. I'm. pI,,,.
= ,.niap'tn from "a story by Thorn,
ri n.!0n. VII b" seen at the Biicbird
"'"t"r Today. 1t tells = VIVA an, -;
l'r,stinE tale OF turmoil rn,, 49, ''r
ana ruin on Wall street "cs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
SEEN OH LIE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Chase

INC muse.
The longer you live.
The less you know:
The farther YOU travel.
You've farther to go:
The more you know.
The more you've TO learn.
To the end OF the lane
And its last long turn.
The richer YOU get.
The poorer you are:
The end of ambitions
y never-rcachcd star:
And the higher the power.
The harder twill fall.
And a bump on the bean
Is awaiting us all.
AHd what would say
In this trivial verse:
The worst that can happen
Nigh, well have been worse.
So why should We worry
With useless regret?
Let's get all We can and
Keep all that we get.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
beauty Leaves FoIlles.

Following nthc steps OF Mae Muir
ray. Marion Davies. Martha Mansfield.
and Il host OF other Xicgfcld Follies
beauties. who lave deserted tho stage
for nation pictures. Betty Franc!sco.
tie pretty bio:,d ingcnuc of " Dad
way's most popular revue. Is 1o'v IA
screen recruit. Miss Francisco will
b, seen in al Important role in VII
liam de Miles ncw Paramount pro
duction. midsummer Madness. which
can be seen ut the Odcon Theater
again today and tomorrow.
Jack Holt, Loois Wilson, Conrad
Nagcl and Lila Lee are included in
the cast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
NI.MANNC
Theater Calendar

STR tND-"I.istcn Lester" mn-
steal comedy. matinee aud night.
NCADEMl-iLcit vaudeville.
nIJoI-Iiert Lytri. In "The
Misleading Indy"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. walsh, In
"rhr I'lunEer.-
HRON DWAf Wanda IiaWley,
in '.l'OOd for Scandal"
LyRIC-nInbci Juliennr Scott, In
''Thr Juck Iins.''
ODE:OS - william DE Miles
"MidSuinmcr Madness"
REX-"Thc SON OF Tnrzan."
VICTOR-wIilinm I'nrnum. In
.'rhc Spoilers"
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Notice to Readers of
The Times-Dispatch

The Tio,cs-Dtsp In Its "v dice
or the People" column, wishes to
give space promptly Ia NIL cOrrcs-
pondcnth, but the pressure of let
tcrs In NJ great TINT the editor
TX forced, In order To present topics
when they are frcHh and OF vital
interest. to nsk correspondence to
condrnSc their r0nl municat iunH into
2GO words. This request In ninde
In the spirit OF fair play and we
arc confident 81 VIII be met In that
splrit by our readers.
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Observation-Disclosures

j. &. T.. Petersburg The grapefruit
is of the same citrus family as the
orange. hut is n developed shaddock,
n native tree of the polyncSian Island
which Is said to have been brought to
the West Indies by Il certain Captain
Shaddock In the seventeenth century.
The fruit OF the Shaddock sometimes
is green, yellow, pink or even red.
and is much III favor az an article
OF dict TO it's smaller variety. the
grapefruit. il liz sai dto have been
given this name because OF its grape
like 1gNCr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
Tanning wild women.

II you are wild woman who has
never been tanned by cave-man. see
Bert Lytcil in the new Metro produce
ton OF he successful stage play. THE
Misleading Lady" that Is now appear
ing at the Bijou Thcatcr. It's all
about a girl who laughed at n man
until he picked her up and carried her
on TO a cabin in the woods. where he
chained her by the ankle to n ring In
the floor. It's 4 humdinger OF pic
ttre for tariffs and laughter.