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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
DROUGHT SENDS GREEN
STUFF PRICES SOARING
Trade Brisk on Cary Street During
Past Week - Poultry Market
We'll Stumbled.

The week before the glorious
Fourth always witnesses n uuickcncd
demand Tor certain cataOlcS. country
produce. etc, goods distributed by
the wholesale produce dealers and
commission merchants along Cary
CAY and Thirteenth streets. and this
year. Notwithstanding the drought.
the torrid weather and some other
drawbacks, the rule held good Trade
was very good on Cary Street pretty
much all Of last week. without ma
terra! changes in prices. except flr
vegetables. The drought knocked
green stun out to such an extent that
the little which showed up went sky
ward in price.
The poultry market was abundant
ly supplied. and while the holiday do
mand kept The iisurcs up for spring
chickens th"-c Is u probability that
the prices VIII go or this week in
the fac" of heavy receipts and a
Weakened demand Chicks were
steady NJ 10 to ~ cents for the med
ium sized and ~ to A. for large.
Hens were steady at 81 To - cents
per pound and eggs at IS TO - cents
per dozen.
vrals we're in fairly good receipt
ana steady at 10 cents the pound FOR
the very best and y ~ ; cents for
common To good. Lambs were steady
at II cents for the best. Hogs were
slow at to SLY cents.
IN" drought seems 10 have played
havoc with III" Virginia potatoes
Those that were dug and SHIPPED
10 Richmond last week were small
and Inferior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
BAPTIST CHURCHES HOLD
CONVENTION At HEBRON
interesting Reports Expected at
Annual Meeting of Dover As
suciatiOn i'm King William.


IN" RapiiStS of Richmond and sew
'f"i nearby counties are looking for
ward with unusual interest to the an
nnai meeting OF the Dover Baptist
Association as it is expected that the
- :. o"' ,'' u, SIN churchcs III
~, .,,;,, VI "'orc man
IN,
t.;,,.. w.u,i.,,, va 'm",yh' IN
%, "''' ~ ~ anu
Whiie BAPTIST association has no
authority over inc churches which are
"'t!''"t'' '"t'r"i' ana can neither
,''Nt nor "'l,''Ne laws rules or ret"-
,''i"hS Tor 'h''h. II IS an advisory
p"nN an" as such does not hesitate
20 discuss questions OF church policy.
missionary work educational adj
N"hcemeni ana everything else that
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
TO visit hoy scout cnn,,

n" hiwanis CLUB viii not meet
,p"'N' 'mr regular luncheon having
been called off on account ar ,b.
holiday The club will go "a mo
h'y scouts camp, in Chesterfield
near centralia. Thursday afternoon.
leaving IA" city AZ I o'clock. Tho
afternoon and evening viii be spcnt
IN bathing and athletic games, and
me scouts VIII give an exhibition
d'i!i. ana show the visitors some
,hing about camp life. The canlp ia
delightfully."- located on IN. shores OF
q i"rG" lax" In a beautiful wood :,
iew miles from the highway. and
Us a typical retreat for an outing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
POLICEMAN BRENNAN I'LL:
SAY CONDITION SERIOUS

shortly after he had been relieved
from duty Tor the day. Policeman
W T. brennan. OF go South Laurc!
street. was suddenly stricken yes
t"riay and removed to the Virginia
Hospital. where physicians say his
condition is serious Or. Strickland
VII" attended him. stated that he was
suffering with what is known as a
gastric hcmorrhagc Brennan has
been driving tho patrol wagon for
the Second station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
Cour, Convene. ronorro~.

Tn" July term OF Hastings Court
will begin tomorrow morning AT 10
o'clock Tho grand jury viii as
scmhlc ~ that hour aud be sworn
in The indictments viii be returned
during. tho day and cases Mil he
set by the court on Wednesday. ON
Thursday the petit jury will h" sworn
in ana the work of the term Viii
hc proceeded with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
Virginia Beach
Superior Service Via
Norfolk and WesternRailway

Two fast all-stcol trains with Pull
man parlor cars leave Broad street
Station daily at 900 y. NJ. and $3.50
p. NJ. connecting in Union Depot,
Norfolk. with trains direct TO Virginia
Beach, thus avoiding transfer Of pas
sengers and baggage across the city
Tho y. e. W. is the only lne offering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Baseball. Eiwanis club vs.. Ro-
'arS Ciub. Boulevard Field. 4 l.. NJ
Baseball. Richmond vs. Peters
burg. Mayo Island Park. 1870 l.. NJ
American Legion matinee races.
Fair Grounds. 80 4. NJ.
For plays. see "Thcatcr calcn-
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
cba,p. .bluc" LAW ,iolnrion>.

Three men were arr. sirA pS p'-
lice Of the Second District yes o.
day charged with violation of 10"
sunday blue laws In the vicinity ~
;s;bIcld's Lake l.. " Bricc, - cars
Md. OF 1914 Yves; Thirty-nrs, stree;
w L.. Walthcrs. - Years Ola. :sla
sBeyerly street. and Garland joseph
M 22l4 Hanover Avenue were cnhlIe
with selling candles. cigarettes hAd
aotter merchandise and bailed for q
hearing in Police Court tais morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
I..nrIN NInrnInr IfIrc.

y iwo-story frame dwcilin. &C
cupicd by Anthony Giles at iT2I
Claiborne street Was slightly dam
aged bY Tire early Yesterday Tho
alarm Was received fr-rl box 80. iS5
at - y. VI. Fircmcr were on the
scene three minutes later and had
cN,inGuishcd the flames by 2:lo \ NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
ltichnrd Iinschcr Injured.

Richard Boschcr. who lives on tho
Petersburg Turnpike. was injured
when struck by freight car in thu.
Seaboard Air Line hallway yards
yesterday. The city ambulance re-
spondcd TO the call and removed the
man 10 the Memorial Hospital. Ply
sic!ans say his condition is not Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
EABBI CAL.SCH LEAVES
WEDNESDAY ON VACATION

Rabbi Il. y calisch is leaving tho
city W"dn. sday for "a short vacation.
which he will spend in upper WIS
consin. He VII! hc gone for the
rest 81 the month.
Ills pulpit, during his absence. viii
be occupied by Sen T. Frankel. who
is Il senior student 1T the Hebrew
Union College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04

to pr Uurb II yo,,,, nc -, p
,
'o"''S i'"PNihS
University Wh" expressed himself in
i letter as being terribly disap-
poini.d" ma, ,h. pto,,,
nIuru,,s Of i.,f,.,st,,.,,c N.i.ti'
fayors Tho coni,,I. 80, -. no ,n,,.,,;,,,
of TN. uronn:..h n,.,".' ,',,,in'i '',,''
leg.
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toms r.plv fnlIo,y
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of virginia
Dear MIR IIur,or u,.
uris,d ana ,.rrihl, dis,rnni,,,od
s.. an ;,bstrac, nJ yn,r roc,r, al
dress in Richmond / was surnriscd
tn b.nr surh in ut,cr,uc. rrn,, ,
member Of tho ,Iumni honra w'n.n
il mus, nav. h,,.n WAN, ,h,, -,
Icas, 20 nor con, oc I'M, .,l,,m,t ~
the University of virriui, orn ,.r.
ribIy opposcl TO RENEWING ,h., mcdi-
cal school to Richmond. ana dis,n-
pointcd that Won ala no, have - s,f-
ficicnt number of facts a; hand IN
realize that il wo,ld he :, ,crrihle
blow to medical cd,,cotiop i'm vir-
GINA ana tho South and n hodv hIow
to tho University Of Virginia IN rn.
move tho medical school from the
university.
enc, Dr. Wilmer. ,,,i,udc
''lf YOU carefully review the opln.
ion of the great cxpcr,s Who have
sure tina, Won will understand now
I'kcrnly feel about the matter,
am .nclosiug a paper from pr WIZ
,nnr which ,,IIs yo, how. orr mos,
famous medical aIumnus feels on the
subject, The fact that ", hoyo now
a, the University of virginia one Of
tbo worry hos, ,n.dic,l schonls :, tho
country. with not only extremely
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
By Wanda Won Kettler

Poodles Hnnnaford undoubtedly en-
couragcd more laughs at the circus
Monday night than any other act
who. with his mother. sister. wife
and brothers. performs remarkable
feats on horseback.
The Flying Nelson's. however. pre-
scented the most impressive act, as
they flew from trapeze to trapezc
~, hair.raising twists and turns high
above the heads OF the spectators.
One thing decidedly noticeable
about the ScllsFloto performance
this year is the lack OF animal
stunts. With the exception OF Jazzing
elephants. a few horses. dog. pony
and sea lion tricks, the entire show
Ia made up OF ballets. tight rope
walkers and remarkable trapeze
work.
This doesn't mean. however. that
there are no animals. Cages OF
monkeys, tigers, lions and leopards
line the sides OF the big zoo tent,
erected ut the side OF the main cir
Gus canvas. This zoo tent Is opened
before and after the main perform.
nnce OF the circus for the spectators
pleasure. and was Monday night Wis.
tied by numerous others besides lust
kids"
or course. there are clowns,
heaps Of them, with beautifully
painted faces and many grins.
Perhaps ''Fredie" was the most
popular Of the Clown group Mon
day night. "F'redie" was
lady dressed charmingly In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

nihS
He 1000
:. u
Aviator Blocks and uh chalk
the The flying boat feet ADORE Seattle Lake Washington
S . . i.
top" and not fPho NJ Akin Pacific Air
=. t ls III. 81 I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
TO DEMAND
INDICTMENT
FORMURDER
Prosecutor Is Expected to
Hold Abe Evans in
Oucharme Case

THE DALLES. Ore, Sept. ia
That District Attorney Galloway. OF
Wasco county, will demand an indiet.
ment under a charge OF first degree
murder for Abe Evans. alleged rob
hermurdercr. when tho grand jury
convenes. September 10. appeared
certain here today.
Evans WIS brought from Madras
late. yesterday and Is In Jail here. lie
denies all knowledge OF the crime.
claiming 10 have left James Doran.
the man he L. charged with murder.
iag and rohbing. and William Du-
chsrme. the man he Is said 10 have
shot thru the shoulder at local no
tel and to have returned toward
Bend. whence he had driven with the
two men as passengers.
The automobile driven by Evans
has been brought here. however. and.
according 10 officers. the tire trcads
clearly are the same "a those
that were found In the dirt road
near where Doran dropped dead with
five bullets In hts body.
Evans also was found TO have si3s
on his person. $50 In the toe OF one
shoe and SIS sewn In trousers cuff.
Doran. whose pockets were rifled
when the body was discovered. was
known to have had between 500 and
$50 on hts person.
Evans Is said 10 have been charged
at several times with attempts to
hold up passengeraa whom he was
taking to n destination In his for
hire car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
RAIL employees
MEET SUNDAY
CO. 900 win Gather After
Vote Against Wage Cut

CHICAGO. Sept ia~-Sixty thou
sand railway employees will meet
here Sunday TO consider the present
WACO difficulties with the roads.
The announcement OF the meeting
was made today by Bert n. Jewell.
president OF the railroad department.
OF the American Federation Of Labor.
Jewell, who In TO address the mem
bsrship. would not reveal the nature
Of his speech.
The meeting was called In View Of
the fact that shop employees all over
the country have voted overwheim-
inEiy against acceptance OF the wage
cut that went into effect July I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
CLAIMS MURDER
CONFESSION LIE
Auto Mechanic Repudiates
Previous Admission

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.--Lcon Parks.
automobile mechanic, who last night
confessed he aided Harvey w.
Church In the murder OF Bernard J..
Daugherty and Carl a. Ausmus.
Packard Motor Car company sales
men. today repudiated his confes
sion. When taken before Assistant
States Attorney Charles Wharton
he refused TO affix his signature to
the document.
II was forced TO say / wns Inn
-piicated," he said. II won't sign now
because it's. all q ne'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
SPIKER ROMANCE
CRUMbLES AWAY
Emily Knowles Disappears;
Thru With Guy

BALTIMORE. Sept. i5.--Mrr. Emf
~ Knowles spiker. who. az the moth
er OF Psriey Spiker's son. came to
America two years ago and married
PerIey's brother. Guy spiker. has dis
appeared from her home In Baiti.
more
The son OF Mrs. Splker and PerIey
was adopted two years ago BY Per-
Iey's wife. who forgave her husband
for his infideltty while with the
American army overseas. The child
remains In the Spiker home. while
his mother has disappeared. leaving
a note declaring that she does mot
care 70 live with Guy spikcr any
more"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Hellup! Luring Lady
Spoons at Circus

purple and black, with the
wicked look Of n vamp In her
eye. EuriDgly she led the hus-
bands away rs they came thru
the entrance with their wives.
And luringly she tainted In their
arms only to turn somer-
sault and get out Of the way
before the laughs Of the audi
ence caused said husbands 10
waIlop the lady" In their arms.
And. Of course. there were pea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

nuts n popcorn. n hot dog. n
lemonade. n balloons n ali the
things that no circus is complete
without.
II really cannot be said that this
circus presented Monday night and
playing again Tuesday afternoon
and evening ut Fourth ave. N. and
Republican st. lacks anything that
prevents II from being n reg'lar
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Burch Denies He
Made Confession

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Sept Ia
Arthur C. Burch today denied In its
entirety the confession he Is alleged
to have given Chandler Sprague.
newspaper reporter. published In a
three-page. copyrighted article by a
morning paper here. In which Burch
was quoted as having admitted that
he killed J. Bolton Kennedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
by ARTHUR ANDERSON

by ARTHUR ANDERSON
A circus came to town today. \
And poodies. the clown. ran away
~.
But they have pooiies under guard
now out at tho seiisFioto circus
grounds-
Poodies. whose last name II Han.
neford. is tho wosid's. greatest clown
and horseback rider. He IL the main
feature under the big. top. as the cir.
Gus men say. $50
Nevertheless this clown business
h a pretty tame and monotonous
Job" poodIes was heard 70 say TO the
lad who ''scils cherries on the come.
out" and I'm gonna find something
more exciting than horses"
And with that poodlcs disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

All cfrcuses have a master mind
Doc Stuart. OF Sells Fioto. holds
that distinction. doc" found tho
truant clown Poodles In the act OF
climbing into the huge flying boat OF
the Pacific Always Co. at Madrona
park. Tuesday morning. ;
''fieyl Come outa tha,--d'yah hear
me- exploded Doc" ''D'ya wanna
get killed and bust up our circus7"
"Aw, g*wanF' ssssscd Poodlcs.
I've been riding horses all my life.
and amt never ridden one of these
things. and what's more. this aviator
has dared me TO. You can tell the
boss out Mt tho big top that his Poo
dies win get back for the regular per.
forrnance. Now. get out OF my way
I'm going-to fiii this guy sedarcF'
"Aw. Pcodles." pleaded Doc" But
poodtea had roma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

won't run away again. And tell
Doc won't sass him. any .more--If
I don't get back go<s.r'
Poodles ciimbAd out on the wing.
clutching Mt each stxuts and never
once looking dowp--aiways up. The
flying boat made steep bank and
Poodies was seen 20 gasp, ~
.'Horrorsr' yelled r o odieA
"straightsn' your dosss~ii fiyipg
machine. or III never /, nbther
horse"
You're n swer daredevil. y'are."
leased Pilot Black. LET'S see ya
write your name on the upper wing"
sPARs FOR TIME. Il
THEN COMES ACROSS ~
Poodles scowied and SPARED for
time. and then. true to the name OF
roodIcs. the great bareback rider
shinnfed up the end strut 20 the
top wing. and with a piece Of chalk
wrote his name. unfa,tcringly. and
with some accuracy. on the top wing
Of the plane.
1T will be Poodles' iast ride IN an
airplane---the rurnmyr' declared the
boss'of the big show. He has got to
stick TO horses"
''I'iisalways remember Pilot Black
and the Pacific Always Co. and Ma
drona park. Madrona. park In about
tho incest III park I've seen since !
got back 10 earth" declared Poodles
Tuesday. II like the swings and
street cars and docks and things"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
MASTER MIND or
CIRCUS FINDS HIM

Circus folk organized the razor
backs. candy. butchers. clowns. gym
nasts, acrobats and all. to find their
Poodies. II was n hunt that would
do honor 10 Roy Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

BELLTSCHAM. wash.-Jury duty
popular since Judge ordered evidence
In liquor case locked In with Jury
and had corkscrew provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
1000 FEET t'P-AND
DARE ~ REPEATED

At 1000 feet above Seattle and
above poodles' home. the circus. Avi.
ator Avery Black, OF the Pacific Air.
ways Co. repeated his dare 10 Poo
dies to climb out on the wing and
write his name on top OF the plane.
Gee. /. wish was back on
horser' blinked Poodles. as he pccked
over the side OF the flying boat and
saw things al toys.
Tell my family and the boss Mt
the circus that I died game. and that
IL get back safe III ride horses and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ard Village and
Advertisements.

Native pork roaats 1t 2S and 31c H.
and sausage at 25c. At petersOn's
Mkt Tel 337-M.
Native veal roast at 2Sc H., chops
at 95c. breast sc per b. at Peter
sons Mkt. 3S7-M.
Spring lamb. leg and chops, Acc ID;
breast for stew at l5c ID. Al Peto!.
sons Mkt. Tel. 337.M.
II you want thrilling. throbbing
happy evening in the theatre, see
Tho Old Nest" Opera house today
and tomorrow
The Girl From Gods Country Is
the most daring and intense Nell
Shipman production ever made
Harte theatre tomorrow.
Coming Charlie Chaplin.
Zen m ghty thrills in one great pie
ture, "Tae Girl From Gods County
Hate theatre tomorrow.
THE Old Nest will appeal to any
body who ever had n mother and
most people have. Don't mis2 II
Opera house today and tomorrow.
Another hlgh-grade and entertain
Ing concert at the Methodist church
Saturday evening December II
single admission thlrty-dve cents
The Aeolian artists furnish this MIN
Der. S9t4'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-16
SAID BY SAGES

LIE Is Journey, and good col1pany
eases the way.
You can never be natural II you lead
an Imitation life.
Never criticize that which you could
not yourself do better.
II makes us no richer to complain
that others have more.
Do not hurry; do not furry; moth
Ing good is got by worry.
There's no iil.luck In turning bnck
II you nre on the wrong road.
NudeneSs remains rudeness, even
though it may be called bluntness.
To be conscious that you are ignor,
ant Is great help TO knowledge.
There is no merit In abstaIning
from what one Is not tempted to do.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Western beef prime rib at sc ID,
chuck 25c Id, hamburg 25c ID. at
Peterson Mkt. =
The employees uf LURES store viii
be the guests Of NJ. Luric ut the
opera house tonight.
Born a son to Mr. and Mrs. Christie
pher Cassano of NH street. Wednes
day morning, Dec. IA.
Condensed milk Toe each, II for
800; Libby's sliced pineapple at 35c
q can. At Petersons Mkt. Tel.
337.M
Childrens and babies bathrobes,
bonnets bootees, crochet jackets, etc.
very reasonably priced at Noveck's.
S4t2"
There viii be a card social given by
the ladies' Of the ~ r. G. in the G..
A. r. hall tonight AdGiisaio1 25c.
All are cordially invited.
An Emerson. queen quality or Dos
ton favor tie pair of shoes or oxfords,
will surely make fine, useful gift,
at Novecks. S4t2@
Pauline Frederick does excellent
work in The Lure OF Jade" and is
assisted by notable cast Don't
miss it. Harte theatre today.
1.-THE Old Nest" will awaken de-
in your heart memories OF the mother
to WON you ran with your childish
troubles. a wonderful attraction.
Opera house today and tomorrow.
Jack Frost today beat his record of
vcet ia morning by about ten de-
grAes Tho thermometer averaged
zero, some localities were warmer.
der. IN 8 morning was the
first with a zero temperature since
/ last February.
Several actual photographs Of the
ice storm that played havoc with
( communication lines in the central
part of New England notably in
+, Massac .usetts a month ago are on
display in the office window Of the 10
cal telephone Office.
The purpose of the card social
Who IS 10 be he'd by the Woman'S
Relief corps tonight IS to raise funds
TO respond to calls for Child Welfare
work. placing flags IN schools anC
churches and relieving worthy ones
who are unable to help themselves
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-16
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Diamond Dyes never streak spot, fade
or run. Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-16
WISE HINTS

II you don't enjoy your work you're
lot wealthy.
When the turn comes. don't let It
turn your head.
It's better to buy home before
buying an auto.
Fate pursues towards. Fortune pur-
sues the courageous.
To get anywhere, strike out for
somewhere, or you1l get nowhere.
Yonr employer can't afford to pas
You for excuses, only for results.
Don't seek things. Seek to serve.
Then and then only can you become
rich in mind and soul.
Some employers nTe an asset at $40
wv year, others hre a liability at
$1,000 year. Which class are you
heading for?
We have too many Funds" n0ws-
days, but the Franklin X. Lane one
deserves the support Of every patriotic
citizen. Lane died poor through serv'
ing his country rather than serving
his own pocket.
What some fellows want Is BERTH
SO that they can sleep ut their Jobs
But sooner or later they fall out and
hi- the earth hard.-Chicago Even
!ns Post.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-16
Weddlnas. No RrIdearooms.

Polynesia Is probably the only Place
ia the world where the marriage feast
takes place without tie presence or
the bridegroom. For scme unexplained
reason the young man Is sem into the
bush" when the bride becomes uem-
Der OF his family, and he invariably
remains there during the Subsequent
festivities, II Is only when he guests
have departed and the elrl is left
alone that messengers are dispatched
for him,