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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

My first engagement was with tAphrodite, in which I sang with the chorus understanding the second leading lady. I then had the honor of being selected for the 'F1orodora Sextette,' not because of my beauty, but because my voice won the ad- miration of the director" she con- tinued. However, don't advise any girl to join Shubert production ,'' stated Miss StoCe most emphatically.
 Miss Stone has been on the vaude- vile stage only a few months. She likes the life. She claims one feels more independent in this line of work, and the travelling about from place to place is most fascinating to her.
 The quartet which Miss Stone leads is composed of talented singers who have had stage careers. Their cos tunes are unique black satin and chiffon gowns fashioned in shepherdess styles. They wear large black picture hats and carry crooks with silver tops. All the song numbers they ren- der are the latest hits from Broadway comosing houses.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
NO TIME TO THINK FOR YOUR
 SELF, MAKING COMEDIES

Bebe Daniels says she does not re- sret one minute of the time she spends working in comedies "In fact" says Miss Daniels, ''I credit a great part of my success to the fact that I appeared for four years in slapstick comedy One of the great faults of beginners in pictures has been too much self consciousness be- fore the camera I have seen many new people fail in picture work be- cause of undue nervousness. Thanks to comedy. this was all Sroned out of my nature before I started work in dramatic pictures. You can't think very much of yourself when doing some of the stunts ued in two reel comedies"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
WEALTH OF CHICKENS
 IN NEW PLAY

Too many chickens are giving Viola Dana, Metros petite star. a lot of worry these days. Miss Dana Is en- gagged in playing the part of a small town girl in Metros production, Home Stuff,'' a Frank Dazey-Agnes Johnston story. In this story she is surrounded by many pets, such as ordinarily populate a farm.
 Early in the production of the pie ture newspapers related how a tiny chick christened Amanda Hen by Miss Dana was to play a part in the picture and since then fans throughout the country have been contributing all sorts of poultry
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
LYRIC.

When Tour New Minister" arriVes at the. Lyric theatre on Monday for a weeks vacation patrons of this pop ulsr playhouse will be given the bene- \. fit of a genuine treat. There are many sfplays with the rural atm osphere but there are few that have the realistic touches of human interest containe in Denman Thompson's great produc- ton, a companion to the famous "Old Hom estead.''
 Today and tomorrow will see the closing performances of "The Little Whopper."
 Tsuru Aoki (Mrs. Sessue Kayak awa). is the star in "The Breath ot the Gods" the feature of the photo -Ay ccncert on Sunday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
(By DOROTHY SNIITH.)

(By DOROTHY SNIITH.)
 Yes, taking up my place of abode from one hotel to another, necessi- tated FJ daily stage life, is quite diff ferent from having all the luxuries and conveniences of a beautiful resi- dence on Riverside Drive, as church choir soloist, with but two Sunday engagements 9 week. remarked Miss Jsobel Stone, in an interview just be- fore the curtain went up for her mat inee singing act at the Plaza theatre yesterday.
 Miss Stone is tall and Titan blonde. She is the daughter of the late William A. Stone, who at one time was governor of Pennsylvania, and who also took prominent part in the famous trial of Harry Thaw, ! as counsel for the defense. | Isobel was left an orphan three months after her fathers death, when her mother died.
 Life just became a bore to me and aking advantage of what little talent "A possessed as a singer, I decided to nay the stage. Without disclosing my -os entity I proceeded to call on sev- O.,al managers and booking agents in 'hlhw York city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

even from the hard boiled Thursday night audience that always must be shown
 Of the principals, Peggy Legget.. the flashing, dashing blonde soubret with a beautiful figure, must go the honors, for she works hard all through the piece and attained the desired results. Her costumes were daring, and numerous Miss Red mond, a handsome, pleasing prima donna, has a. pleasant, though not strong voice and a pleasing person ality. She deserves a, medal for one thing alone. She had her feature costume train stepped on by a chor- ister without exhibiting any temper mental qualities, to the joy of all who witnessed the incident.
 Abe Reynolds has an all new show this year, and a beautiful production
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
SCREEN STARS CLOTHES MUST
 BE JUST RIGHT

Believing that picture fans closely scrutinize the costumes of the stars, May Allison. popular Metro star, spends as much time selecting the gowns she wears in her screen pro- auctions, as she does in studying the script and the various situations that will arise during the filming of the story.
 .'I believe that careful attention to clothes is of the utmost importance '' said Miss Allison. Costumes must reflect the future style trend but do not need to daring or bizarre - simply beautiful
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
WHAT NEXT?

A correspondence course in the be- witching dances of the Pacific islands is the latest form of occupation sub mitted to Doraldina. the queen of dancers who appears in the stellar role in Passion Fruit a Metro pro- duction from the original story by Carey Wilson.
 Among the large assortment of mail received by the star was a re- quest from an up-to-date farmer in Nebraska who stated that his six daughters were crazy about the Hawiian dances and wanted to know what, Miss Doraldina would charge for a correspondence course in such dances?''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

arrived at the Little Church scene in which Viola was enacting the star role in Home Stuff," her forthcom- ing Metro special.
 Six husky youths came to an abrupt halt. Six hushed voices were raised in unisoon.
 ''Why, that's VIOLA DANA"
 The tour of the studio was over The boys remained behind the cam era until the entertaining Viola dis pensed six separate, distinct and diff feretn smiles and departed for the day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
PHoToGRAPHER HoNoRs STAR

Y Hoppe, famous English photogra- pher, who has come to this countrJ to photograph some of the American celebrities, has askd Mary Miles Minter, the Realart star, to sit for him. MT. Hoppe expects to-give an exhibition in a few months of artistic photography and intends to have Miss Winters picture with his collection
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

The release is promised for Feb ruary- of The Four Horsemen of the ApoIcalypse." Ibanez's novel has been five months under production by Metro. and it is said that more than $500 900 was expended in giving it a worthy translation with Rex Ingram directing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

Vera Cruz. Mexico. is the locale Of '"The Unfoldment," in which Florence Lawrence, one of the earliest of the screen favorites in the old Biograph days, will return to the screen. Many scenes will be taken on the actual ground.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
VIOLA DANA ADDS A
 FEW MORE SCALPS

Chalk up six more victims to the deadly Viola. Dana For an even half dozen honor pupils from Oakland, Cal, High schools, who were sent to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
G0Uern0r;s Daughter, Singing At Plnzn,
 Likes Variety Life

gzEsa
 Pretty Isabel Stone, a Real Artist Daughter of a F or m e r Govnor o f P e Il n. s y l. vania, Heads a D a n t y Singing Act at the Plaza.
 EM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
2 DIE AS PASSENGER
TRAIN CRASHES INTO
REAR END or FREIGHT
Engineer and Conductor Die
in .1cciden in Tunnel
Near Siubenrillc.
| By Associated rrcss. !

STtBENFILI.E. ONO. sept %
Tw" men arc known iG have los;
their lives today when nnsylv:,nia
Railroad mail train No IT.. Vest
bound from New York To :;t. Louis
crashed into the rear end "f frcigh;
train in the Gould tunnel. six miles
west Of here.
rhc mail train was drawn by two
engines. and Michael Birch. engineer
on the front engine. was one OF those
killed. The other was oliver Schupp.
OF Dcnnison. ohio. conductor os the
freight train.
An immense Volume Of sno&c
emerging from the mouth Of the tan
mel has made il difficult to ascertain
the fun extent al damage done. but
according To Official reports. at least
on. ear of the mali train and both
engines wcrc overturned IN The
crash. some %! the ncmhers az both
crews escaped through the western
exit Of the tunnel. none OF them scri-
ously injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Lloyd GEORGES NOTE
f:ArECTED WEDNESDAY
iBy Associated Pre-.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Scvcr.l mem.
bcrS OF the British Cabinet who mr..
sHId 10 have studied Premier I.Inyd
tcorG"'s reply 10 Eamonu dc Nalcra
nave not yet conveyed their views to
the Premier on the situation. ana i,
- regarded as not unlikely the Pre-,
miers note Will not be ready for dis
patch TO Dublin before TUESDAY or
Ncnncsday. No !ntimation has been
'"uchsaicd as 10 the probable terms
Of the note. but opinion in both Eng
tdnd ana Ireland seems to be houcful
that II will he couchcd SO MS tn ,c-
conmodate the position OF the Sim
i'.in leaders ana enable them IN
come int" another conference.
Meanwhile. disturbing reports Of
Tcw provocative acts alleged to have
hcen made by Black and Tans in
Cork and elsewhere. are causing an
prchcnsion among those hopeful OF n
.e,tlemcnt OF the Irish situation.
According To Cork dispatches, civil
ian members Of the Republican, police
were roughly treated SATURDAY, ni.ht
by British police patrols. Develop
mcnts In the internment camp at
Spike Island. whore prisoners are re-
ported to he carrying out reprisals
for alleged rough usage on the part
of the guards and the Weekend de
vclopments in Belfast. where rioting
continues undated. add 20 the dis
quictudc.
In the light Of these occurrences.
tcontinued On Page 2. Col, 2)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
FRANTIC APPEAL FOR
HUSBANDS IS ISSUED
BY VIENNA " ON EN
.ldopi Newspaper J|mn .ids.
as Battle Ground for
Their Mates.
BY United News.l

LONDON. Sept. 9..-Thcrc is =
vast husband shortage in Vienna.
With ten women To every man. ;he
Vienna correspondent of the weekly
dispatch reports. the so-calicd weak
cr sex is adopting III" n"wspap r.
want al departments as :, battle
ground for mates. and some of ;hcs"
periodicals are printing four c"iuncs
cf agoniZcd appeals for nmsbanls
every day.
II isn't III" women themselves vino
enter ;hc struggle. They are hacEcd
by their mothers. fathers and bro,r-
crs. For cXafrpir. here is typical
advertisement of a variety which '.as
become u common sight.
MY daughter. highly educated. Il
blonde. 20 modes, ana sym2aihc.i:.
possessing i,00u,o00 crowns wants
the honorable acquaintance of a man
of worth with :icw To marriage"
pr this one.
Brunette. small stature. large hl-
zei eyes, +o.oor crowns. wishes 10
marry a State official"
Scvcrnl of the fair advertisers, DE-
mand husbands who can boast OF ~
hlc birth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
STATE ". C.T. j. OPENS
ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT.
Several Hundred Delegates
From All Parts Of Virginia
Will Attend.
DAVIS AND Ar>sh,E TO SPEAK
Governor nnd Mayor VIII Welcome
Visitors "n Itchnlr of Common
wealth and City-in Session -Four
Days.

Whcn the Womcns Christian TEN
pcrancc Union OF Virginia assemblies
III its annual state convention in
Firs, Baptist Church tonight. the
several hundred delegates from every
county in the state will Lc treated
to an oratorical feast. as the OPEN
ing session viii be devoted almost
entirely 10 speech anna king. The prln-
ciral address OF welcome viii be de
livcrcd 10y Governor Davis and he
will he followed by Mayor Ainslic
Rev. Fred Il. Chcnault Will welcome
the visitors on behalf OF the churches
OF the coy. Others who vii, speak
tonight are Rev. j II. I.aughton. who
viii speak for the AutiSaluUn League;
Women Voters: Mrs :. Is Mckee.
for the Y NJ. G. A.: Miss Emma l..
Hcnzingcr. 70: the Y. W. G. n; Mrs.
j. j. Phillips. for the Federation Of
Mothers Clubs, and Mrs. y. e..
ounrlcs. for the local W. q. y. L.
The convention will remain in scs-
~ four days. 1t Will get down TO
business At the Tuesday morning scs
sion. y feature will he the address
on Thursday night by Roy y. Haynes,
of Ohio. Federal prohibition commits
sioncr. Many representative women
OF the State will deliver addresses
and read papers during the conven-
tion y program. into which music
and patriotism enter. Will tc carried
out each day.
Tomorrow evening, from i to
o o'clock. Governor ANA Mrs. Davis VIII
entertain the delegates at a reception
at the Executive Mansion, and auto
mobile sight seeing tours also have
been arranged for the delegates, who
have been invited to participate In
several other social affairs during
their stay in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
ARBUCkLE SPENDS
QUIET DAY IN JAIL
Only Relatives Of FiIH, Comedian Are
Permitted tn see Him
iu Prison
Icy Associated rrcss. !

SAN FRANCISCO sept. 25.-I:oscoc
Arhncklc. iiim comedian. charged
with the slaynG of Miss Virginia
Eanpc. motion picture actress. spent
= quiet sunday IN jail. while the
district attorney prepared "a list of
witnesses for examination when the
police cour; hearing is resumed to.
morrow Arbuckie had as his visitors
relatives who arc II the city, And
Under his attorneys orders. refused
C discuss the charge against him.
The arst complete story oi tho
party III Arbuci;lu's suite in the 10
tel St Francis. Labor Day. which was
followed by the death OF Miss Rappc.
four days later, is expected tn he
told at The hearing tomorrow when
the prosecution calls Mrs. --I:amnlna
Maudc belmont. who preferred the
charges against Arbuckic; Miss Alice
Blake and Miss Hch prcvosi. who at
tended the party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
EXPECT TRUCE IN SENATE
ON. ANT|BEER BILL TODAY
William J. Bryan In,crvcncs
by Dcnouncing Alleged Fill
buster Against Measure.
tC">rEns WITH PROPONENTS
F"rmcr Secretary OF state Comments
search and Seizure Clause I'm Con,
ference Rcp"rt aud Urges IL.
PaSsngr,
LBy AssocLatel rrcs.-l

WASHINGTON. Sept 25.-I,or,nol
declaration OF a trucc in ,i,.
NSht over the antibcer hill! and its
search ANA scizur. clause is cxpcc,
cd tomorrow. Suspension of hostnj
'l"S rs To continue Il few weeks uc
'"rdinS 10 the present outlook. o-
until the Senate diSposes OF IN. INV
revision bill and the German Aus
trian and, hungarian peace treaties.
when the tax biif is called M ,ornor.
row, Senator Sterling. Hcpublican
S"n'h Dakota. III charge OF the anti
Deer measure, plans To give way with
announcement oc his understanding
'h"' the DRY" bi. shalt be given
right Of way after action on the tax
neaSur" and the treaties Meanwhile
'Ee treasury Department is counted
on 10y dry leaders Ia withhold r.ru-
'"u"hS permitting manufacture and
phNs'cihnS prescriptions of hccr.
william j. Bryan today iutcry.ned
IN the beer h.ll fight by issuiu- u
statement dcnouncinE the alleged
n!ihrstcr aSa!ns; il.
~ Nlhusrer by minorit~." s,i,i
Ar. i'rvan. who has hcen ,ouC.rriur
WIN proponents Of the biIl at tn.
S"p.to!. to prevent the enforcement
"l a constitutional provision is about
a. Hh""mocrntic procedure as could
"s imagined, especially Il consti,u
t"na provision which outlaws a
criminal traffic
Mr. Bryan commended the search
ana seizure clause in tn. conference
report Search warrants for private
dwellings, should be required. he said.
but automobiles, he declared. should
be subject To search without war
rants.
TO require warr..n; before
searching suspected automobilr." :"
said Mi. Bryan. would practically
nu'iiiN the law. The automohi.c
could get into another county before
"a warrant could he secured I, il, i'm
conceivable that any dry senator can
be deceived hy the mock hcro.cs of
the VETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Will Make Final Attack
on Old Alabama Today
IHy Associated Press. !

NORFOLK. VA, Sept 2j.-Thc
final attack upon the old battlc-
ship Alabama. already battered %
the waters edge by The rain ot
bombs from army airplancs. PROT
ably Will be made tomorrow night.
according 10 officers at Langl y
Yield. RriGadier- General Will!.n
Mitchell. assistant chicI or the
army air service. was eXpccttNl 10
arrive from Washington tomor-
row morning. when the plans tn~
the eliminating test was To be
approved.
Fire broke out today on the ola
sea warrior. presumably as an ni-
;crmath OF the 00-pound demo
itiou bombs which :"und Their
mark during the assault last
night. Mine $wovpcrs made East
/" The hulk and fough, ;he tir.
back into the aoids. where IL WIS
not believed il would accomplish
mach additional damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Equal Rig hit" Amendment Will Be
Introduced in Congress October |
LBy United News.J

"NaifiN'iToN hav night
STATE ana national
constitutional Of all
against women be
b
III 'hc ii"nSe ana senator
Meantime draft
D'h sen" I" an state branches
'e" ~" political civil legal
account q"
~ sexes shai! within
ctiou thereof
Section
leg lslat
IN" ,eN OF h hank" bill
"'' ''i The
"N as men "' resrct the
eli to
Tor any position
nd
"hf"'nS holding aud and
'"''' yof
e,ihate or or
as executors of
i'r sex
cspccts. "N va ''''"Sc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
YANKEES SLAUGHTER
CLEVELAND BY2I TO =
IN SLUGGIlVG CONTEST
Attempts to Murder
Officials in Budapest
lKy Associated rress.l

BUDAPEST. Sept. 2i.-.>n at
tempt on the lives of Count Ju-
illus Andrassy, former Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. and former Pres
ldent. Rakovsky. of the National
Assembly. was made from the.
galleries Of the assembly chamber
today. five shots being directed at
the pair. Neither was injured. nj
though one bullet pierced Count
Andrassy's clothing.
Ibraham Rover. a former licu-
tenant. was arrested on Il charge
OF firing the shots. lie gave cvi-
dcnccs OF insanity, but the police
declared he was shamminG. assert
ing they had discovered vide
spread plot To murder leaders of
the movement to restore former
Emperor Charles To the throne.
The shooting marked the storm
lest session OF the assembly since
the war During the session par
liamcntary immunity was lifted
from four deputies who were
charged with accepting hrihcS,
The assembly then adjourned in
definitely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
! DIES. 3 INJURED. AS
AUTO GOES INTO DITCH
brakes Uf Cur Driven by pcunc..ec
Wonnn FniI to Work In
founding Cur,r.
I Ey Associated Press. ,

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Sept. %
Mrs l.. y. iFillman. wcli-known resi-
dent of Lookout Mountain. WAS Killed
and Mrs. George Linn. Miss Mary
t'i'lman ana Miss tennessee were
slightly hurt III o'clock this after
noon when an automobile crashed
into ditch near the brow OF the
mountain.
The brakes of the car. driven by
Mrs Linn. failed 10 worl; while
rounding curve ani the machine
plunged from the road Il distance OF
about fifteen feet, turning over Th.
injured were removed To- a local hos
p!tal. Mrs, 'iilman's skull was frac-
turcd and she suffered Other injuries
She died shortly after the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
2 KILLED, SO HURT
IN BELFAST RIO7ZlVG:
BOMBS ARE HURLED
French Cabinet Is Again
Facing a Serious Crisis
lEy l'nitnd New.-

PAEiS. Sept. 25.-With former
Premier Ciemcuccnu delivering "a
politics. philippe next Sunday az
ST. llcrninc. followed LA' another
speech by Premier Briand at St
NaZairc on tn" Sunday after. the
autumn sharp shooting campaign
is IN fuli swing. and may bring
down lii" French Cabinet.
Speaking at N'icnn.. l,aoul rcr.;
has emphasized the demand of ,h.
miii'aristic political group. by de-
'nanding s;ilI iirmcr policies re-
garding Gcruan:.
The country can no longer be
paid in words" he declared. II,
wants results
ON October Is Premier Eriand
viii face three attacks In the
Chamber Of D.puti"s--onc ar:,ins,
his attending The Washington CON
ference. the second regarding
Franco British rciationat and the
tnp"r Siicsian policy. ana thu.
third the I.puchcur- -Ratl..nnI,
asr -encnts. on any ono Of these
issues his ministry may fan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

the shooting OF L.. l.. strange and an
other young man uamcd stevens.
t'corgia University. students. who
were wounded last night in II ciaSn
between police ana zoo students eel
chraiing freshman II! sht." It had
not been determined tonight whcth..
The police, who opened hre after II
brick had been thrown through The
windshield of their automobile. ain
cd at the students OF intended to
shoot into the air to frighten them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Gary Seeks Mexican Plant.

MENlCO CITY. sept. 25.-f..hert II.
Gary, chairman of the board OF IL
rcctors Of the United states Steel
Corporation, prior To his departure
from MeNic" City Thursday. entered
into negotiations for the purchase 0t
the Monterey Iron ana Steel Foun-
drT company's property. among ;..e
!aEcsi IL: the republic. according 10
Excelsior. The newspaper adds that
the actual transfer has not Vet bean
madc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
MILDRED HANAN DIES
AF TER FATAL SHOOTING
Mystery Surrounds Killing of
Hcircss By Mrs. Grace
lawcs.
ENo>En,rE JOHN ;. nonL>>n
GRANDDAUGHTER nf We nIth, shoe
Manufacture. Fails to Shed Amy
Light When Questioned u, New
S0rk Detectives.
LEN t.n!lrd Nv.

NEW YORK. Sept 25.--Miss NIL
drcd lianan, granddaughter Of the
wealthy sho. manufacturer. died here
carly sunday morning from bullet
wounds inflicted by her former
chum. Mrs Grace Lawes.
The mystery that ended in. . the
death OF the he.rcss following ,he
suicide ot Mrs. I.awcs. remains un-
"xplaincd. As Miss Iianau lay IN
the Long Island College Hospital.
brooklyn. lowering near The crisis
which she never passed shc WAS too
weak 10 make any statement
ENuncrntrs HurIun,.
Just before She lapsed into nm
consciousness her lips moved in |,
whisper She .NoncratcL John :.
horland. New York importer. OF all
blame IN the tragedy. Eorl.nd had
been with her early Friday morning
at tn" time Of the shooting. Jealousy
On the part of Mrs. I.aw..- was held
hy the police /" have been the caus.
This was dcri,d cmphaticai!y by Ror-
land, who insisted he did not Emon
Mrs I.nw"s well enougn for mat
Miss !;anan died in ,bc arms oi
her mother Mrs. Grace Hanan. Late
saturday Captain of Detectives, Sui
Ivan questioned the dying woman to
fulHll the !ormali,!cs of the law
Who Shot you"" he asked
GRACE"
DO YOU know why"
Miss iIanan shook her head YEARLY.
Did Mr. Horland have anything to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
scriou.iy Hurt in ,u,o cr,,,

GAINESVILLE. GA. Sept 2a--John
NJ. rcarcc, son OF pr. IL. !. pcarcc
president of Brcnau college. was IA
tally injured mere this morning when
an automobile which he was driving
was Wrecked. Ills back was broken
and physicians state he has no chance
Tor recovery, Young rcurcc was TO
have come TO Atlanta Monday TO he
come an instructor ut. Emory Uni
versity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Ncw York rinc Again Normni.

NEW YORK. sept Now Totk
vent back 10 normal time today. al
ter five months Of daylight savin,.,
with but little confusion. Onicia,,
daylight saving ended mt \. NJ. bi.
most clocks were turned back las:
night before people went 20 he'd
some absent minded ones appcared at
church this morning an hour cur;;,r
than usual. or trains. by continu,ng
on the previous hours difference he.
'"'e" '"'iroah and eity .imc. .ut
these cases were few enough To nc
exceptional.