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Evening star., 1921-02-20
FOOTLIGHT FASHIONS.
BY ELENORE ID. EBY.

may be truly said that the stage
is Dame Fashions own mirror, for
behind the footlights We see reflected
some of her loyeliest creations.
At the Belasco during the week some
stunning GOWNS were worn by Alice
John and Barbara Allen. in The Mas
querader." Miss John, as Eve Chilcote.
entered the first scene in youthful
suit Of dark wine rcd velour worn with
a small artist tam Of the same ma
teFial trimmed with a single red wing
which slanted down obliquely at one
side. The wrap had scarflike collar
which tied over one shoulder. while the
sleeves were long and bell-shaped. The
coat skirt was wide and short, with a
novel touch added in the double pockets
which appeared on each side of it. Miss
John later wore charming matinee Of
coffee colored chiffon draped over a
foundation of gold cloth with appliqued
strips Of gold lace. A narrow gold rib
bon, tasseI finished. gathered the chif-
fon into few folds at the waist.
Miss Allen, as Lady Lillian Astrupp,
made a celorful picture in striking
afternoon gown of orange georgette
trimmed with black monkey fur. and
which was worn with a toQue of black
sequins ostrich-feather trimmed.
"Don's ask me to describe the
drapery," she said. in her dressing room
between acts as she held up the gown
for closer inspection. 1t was. in truth,
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Dancing With the Arms.

"IF you share the conception most
popular in the oceident, htat dane
ing means grace. poiss and beauty
nothing else" says Lois Kera Of the
Passing Show" you need to know
not only how ! dance with my hands,
but why.
Dancing, which justifies itself as
an art, must be more than mere
rhythm. 1t must be poetry; yet
poetry is merely rhythm unless there
be expression in it's music. The ori-
entails know this, and from them we
sible it is for US to develop classical
dancing that reaches into the realms
of art, alongside music, poetry and
painting. without the use of hands.
There is sensuousness in the legs,
grace and beauty of line. peise and
who seeks to convey expression can
do so only with her arms. The legs
meaning.
And it should not be hard 70 un-
derstand why this is SO. The arm is
piiable. It has freer movement than
the leg. The angle of the elbow, the
slightest raising or lowering OF the
shoulders, the contortions of the
wrist. can be made to express a
meaning so distinctive that no one
can fail to understand. And the hands.
the hngers-how can O dancer neglect
the training of these in the develop
ment OF her art? The dumb are not
dumb--if they have hands.
when I first began to study did
not realize how important a part the
arms play in terpsichorean art and
made the mistake that many do Of
ignoring the upper part OF my body;
when ] went to the orient to study
with Abolian Yon Heloyet, the Syrian
dancing genius, soon discovered that
without training in the graceful use
OF arms ones dancing becomes Just a
travesty on the art"
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WHY PLAYS ARE PUBLISHED.
A PLAYWRIGHT'S DISCOURSE

. chell Smith and Arnold DAILY produced
Candida which had been accessible
for ten years. Jesse Lynch Williams
brilliant satire, Why Marry was in
pript three years before production.
and was rejected by everybody. We
all know how Richard Bennett hap
pened on Damaged Goods and peo-
pie called him crazy because 1t. was a
literary play
"St John Ervine's John Ferguson
and Jane Clegs' were on the book
shelves till a member of thu Stage
Guild happened on them. And nearly
all foreign plays are obtainable in
print before they are produced here,
Abroad. every dramatist publishes
generally simultaneously with pro-
duction. because he is taken seriously
as literary figure Here. the gen
eral public doesn't know who writes
play. There's hardly single author
who draws more than an opening on
his name
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NEW CAPITOL-Burlesaue.

Today at 2 and Sis nm. will mark
the oneninE of the New Cspitoi Bur. =.
lssque Theater. erected on the site OF
the Lyceum destroyed year asp by
Gre. Five hundred thousand dotlars,
it is said, have been spent to nia e
this one Of the most beautiful and at.
solutaly freproof playhousns sop'n o.
New York. 4 perfect venti!atinR sNs-
ten has been installed and smoking
viii be permitted. Attractions OF tae
highest standard. controlled by tnf
American burlrsuue circuit. WIZ pc
presented. Pre-war prices Will oe
NJ aintained at all times.
The management Announces Tor lue
opening preservation Henry Dixon :
,'Big Sensation" one of the best ana
most distinctive organizations ni ny
Kind on tho American circuit Harr!
iHickey) Levan is foremost IN tue
compapy Others who are conspicuous
are Ckulele Hughes. an expert mus
clan: Ralph Rogers, Known as ihf
lag Wop a comeGi Ian with stSis
different from his osemporaries: ri
sic bornelly, p pretty and virac'ous
prima donna: Jimmy lake. who ooasts
Of receiving the largest salary IN hur-
Iesdue: BELLE Costello. Of eccentric nt
cuiiarities: Lefty Bolles. one Q. !ue
hest comedienneS before the puoiic "
day; Fred Nolan and others, WIN
chorus of twenty youthful charhlluS
and beautiful girls. III
The production is SAID 10 DC hriS-
Ting with Original features. song
hits surprises, travesties. uoFe!.iss
laughs screams. wit. repar'ee. scFE'c
adornment and all other essentials
Evening star., 1921-02-20

bordered by monkey fur. as was also the
straight panel which hung loose from
the shoulders at the back. The rounded
neck was cut low in the front and ex-
posed a small gilet of georgette
In the garden scene Miss Allen was
truly regal in gown made entirely OF
emerald green seuins. The bodice was
banded at the upper edge by iridescent
sequins. and the same trimming was
used for half of each shoulder strap.
while the remaining halves were of
green. A spray of bright crimson roses
extended from slightly above the waist
line to below the hip on one side of the
gown. At the back there was a straight
train of green sequins lined with gold
cloth which fell from the bodice top,
while a spray of purple tulle of the same
length hung in cascade from one
shoulder. More red roses made a bright
spot on the tulie yelling. The head
dress consisted Of a green sequin
Juliet cap with a large purple feather
dropping from it. Miss Allen carried a
feather fan to match.
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Cincinnati Orchestra March IL.

The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Eugene Ysaye, conductor, will appear
in concert at the New National Thea :
ter Friday afternoon, March IL. at
4:s0 o'clock. under the local manage
ment of T. Arthur Smith. This is the
concert scheduled for the city for
Monday afternoon of this week, but
which was postponed because of the
illness of Mr.. Ysaye.
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and
Lectures
CONTINUED from First Page.)
Toscanini-La Scala Orchestra.

Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra Of
Milan, 18e musicians. will play a re-
turn engagement at the National The
ater Thursday afternoon, March 8, at
4:36 o'clock. Toscanini conducts from
memory, having many operas and
symphonic writings at his finger end.
Seats now on sale at Mrs. Greene's s
concert bureau, 18th and G streets.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

The Criterion Theater announces
that it will show the William Fox
special picture. Blind Wives s,s TINS MS
remember my Lady's Dress" and the
great success Of this play. written by
Edward Knoblock, in New York. Lon
don and Paris. On this play the Fox
picture is based. Blind Wives" is
described as not only OF singular
power, dramatically. but exceedingly
lavish in production.
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Raphael.

Today, Constance Talmadge, in
Dangerous Business; tomorrow. Col
leen Moore and Grace Darling, in $50
Long Lefty; Tuesday. Mother.
Need You: Wednesday. "Out of the
'"rhe misleading Lady; Friday. Jack
Pickford, in 1.-THE Little Shepherd OF
Kingdom Come" and Saturday, Doug
las Fairbanks. in THE Mark Of
Zorro"
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Nine. Galli-Curci.

Nine. Galli-Curci will give a recital at
Polls Theater Sunday afternoon, March
s, at $3.50 O'Clock. Nine. Galli-Curci has
been engaged to sing in the Metropolitan
Opera next season. Seats are on sale at
Mrs. Greene's concert bureau. 18th and
G streets.
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. '"The steaiers";
Tuesday Especial matinee, p.m.) and
Wednesday, William Farnum, in THE
Speiiers"; Thursday. "The Lure Of
Grooming Waters; Friday. Gail Kane
and Thursssn Hail. in Empty Arms"
and l. 10 comedy, and Saturday.
Louise Lovely. in While the Devil
Laughs" and second episode OF son
of Tarzan."
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Molly Mcintyre. who will be recall
ed for her charming portrayal Of
Bunty Riggars. in "Bunty Pulls The
Strings," as Kitty AacKay, In the
play OF the same name, has her first
society part In which she has ever
appeared In adam and Eva"
The matinee of .Erminie" in New
York next Wednesday will be in
honor Of Alice Hanlon of the COM
pany. The performance will be at
tended by three Of the original six
Hanlon brothers. who appeared for
many years In 'tSuperba," !" "Fantasma"
and other productions. Miss Hanlon Ii
the daughter Of the youngest Of the
brothers.
The title Of Daddy Dumplins" has
been changed to The Final Decision"
and will shortly take the road with
Louis Mann playing the role formerly
held by Maclyn Arbuckle. The origi-
nal cast with this one exception will
be retained.
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Savoy.

4 .Taday and tomorrow. Wallace Reid,
in "The Charm School," and Mack
Sennett's "A Fireside Brewer; Tues
day and Wednesday, Roscoe Arbuckle,
in "The Life Of he Party" and Har-
old Lloyd, in Number. Please; Thurs
day, 'aThe Palace of Darkened Win
dows"; Friday, Enid Bennett. in Her
Washburn. in IAN Amateur Devil"
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, Elaine Ham
merstein in pleasure Seekers; Sun
day matinee. Eddie Polo in King OF
the Circus: Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. Douglas Fairbanks in The
Mark of Zorro; Friday. Buck Jones
in "The Big Punch" and Saturday,
'sCiraumstantial Evidence" matinee
only, i'The Sen of Tarzan, No. IL"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy Phil
lips in once to Every Woman" and
Johnny Hines in 'Torchy Turns
Cupid: Tuegday, special holiday
matinee. Marshall Heilan's Go and
Get It; Wednesday, Viola Dana in
"Blackmail," Thursday. May Allison
in Are All Men Alike?'; Friday. Will
lam Farnum in THE Scuttlers"; Satur-
day, Constance Talmadge in Good
Reference"
Evening star., 1921-02-20

elaborate settings and novel effects,
by q capable company, haaded ~
George A.tlark. master Of chara cter
cemedy," and Ethel Shutta, dancing
comedienne. 1t is in two acts ana
eight scenes. rejecting the Atlantic
City boardwalk. New Yark,s Chine
town, the Yukon region in winter the
inferno, Melody Lane" and aboard
ship in midocean.
The cast includes Helen Hudsen.
Wilson. Ola Hurson. Bessie Marshal.
and Charles Fagan. with chorus OF
twenty singing and dancing beauties
daintiIy eewned, The musical pro
gram is long one.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Truxton.

Today and tomorrow. Rex Beach's
and wednesday. special holiday matt
nee, Maurice Tourneur's THE Last
of the Mohicans": Thursday. June
Caprice in "Oh. Boy; Friday, Bern
ard Burning in Seeds of Vengence";
Saturday, "The Lure of Grooming
Water" and Son of Tarzan." episode
No. s.
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Revere.

Today. Buck Jones. in Just Pals; {;
tomorrow, Held by the Enemy; Tues
day. william 8. Hart. in EVOLVES Of
the Rails; Wednesday,, Fatty Ar
buckle. in The Roundup; Thurs
day. Marion Davies, in "The Restless
Sex; Friday, ''Mr. Wu," and episode
No. 9 of "Fatomas.'' and Saturday,
special feature night.
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York.
TODAY. e

Today, Dorothy Phillips. in "Once
to Every Woman" and Buster Keaton,
In Convict ls"; tomorrow, Madge Ken
nety, in 'The Truth" and comedy.
IA. aP.M."; Tuesday. House Peters
and Jane Novak. in James Oliver Cur
woods "Isobel"; Wednesday and
Thursday. Pola Negri, In Passion:
Friday, Wesley Barry, in "Dinty";
Saturday. Mae Marsh, in THE Little
'Eraid Lady" and Harold Lloyd, in
'NHHiber, Please"
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Arnold Lucy, who was last seen in
Washington in support of William
Collier in Nothing But the Truth
and now has one of the principal
roles of adam and Eva" is one OF
England's foremost actors. He came
to this country with the original Eng
lish company of George Bernard
Shaw's "Fanny's First Play" and
since that time has appeared in q
number of American successes
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Roscoe Ar
buckle. in "The Life Of the Party"
and Buster Keatop. in Convict 49,;
Tuesday, Bryant Washburn, in "An
Amateur Devil': Wednesday, THE
Palace Of Darkened WIndows"; Thurs
day. Ralph Ince and Zena keefe. in
"Out Of the SHOWS; Friday. Deep
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Arcade.

The Arcade announces great
double header" attraction on Wash
ington's birthday: a matinee dance
from 3 to S o'clock in the afternoon
and a souvenir dance in the evening.
with many patriotic features. The
National League of Masonic Clubs
viii occupy the Auditorium Thursday.
but in Difference to regular patrons
the management of the Arcade Will
give a number of Paul Jones" dances
in the upper hailroou on that evening.
Friday will be "k;ddies' night with
a iaYish distribution Of favors.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Potopays
This Week
CONTINUED frpm Third Page.)

new bonneville comedy. ''The Skip
per's Narrow Escape" will be shown
also, with minor films and orchestral
music Tuesday and Wednesday, Mack
Sennett's latest five-reel comedy,
Love. Honor and Behave" featuring
all the Sennett comedians and beau
ties. A special holiday matinee
will be given Tuesday, and Tues:
day evening Berry Bulkley VIII
pay a tribute to the memory Of
the first President of the United
States. 'The Revenge OF Tarzan.'
by Edgar Rice Burroughs, will be
shown Thursday and Friday. and
Wesley Barry. the freck1ed boy star.
in "The County Fair" Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
In the Spotlight.

Charles Dillingham; has assigned t.
Pauline Hall the role OF the ;sacher .
the sch col.oom scene in Zip Top" il.
which Fred stone is starring
Evening star., 1921-02-20
New.

Today, Otis Skinner. in "Kismet"
tomorrow, George Walsh. in THE
Plunger"; Wednesd sday. Eileen Percy.
in "The Land of Jazz; Thursday,
William Russell. in "The Iron Rider;
Friday, '"The Lure of Creoning G
Waters" and Saturday. comedy night.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

mystery in its intricacies of crossing
folds. but the result could not have been
improved upon. A crushed girdle Of
gold cloth separated bodice and skirt,
and on it was placed cluster Of large
red roses. The sleeves were short and
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Florence Reed has rejoiped THE
Mirage" company in New York aftet
missing several performa nces through
Illness.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Cable adviceS received from London
are that Harry Lauder has just re
ccved the accolade of knighthood
fom King George at Buckine ham Pal
ace.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Mae Murray
Tuesday and Wednesday. Constance
Talmadge. in Dangerous Business; ;;
Thursday. Viola Dana. in "Cinderella's 8
Twin; Friday, Tom Moore. in "Duds"; I;
Saturday, Ralph Ince and Zena Keefe.
in "Out OF the Shows"
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Enter Madame will celebrate its
225th performance n New York to-
morrow night. # has been very suc
Ccssful from the start.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

The worlds annual wheat production
southern and northern hemispheres.
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Criterion.

Waters; Saturday. Viola Dana, in
"Cinderella's Twin"
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Rochester Times Union

The writer has many times
paid . fancy price to witness
an alleged musical comedy that
could not touch "Town Scan
days" In comparison.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Buffalo Evening Times

Town Scandals" made such
a hit ct the Gayety that the
usual time for the final curtain
was extended q half hour in or.
der to satisfy the encores.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Although they were both born in
Twin Falls, Idaho. the Rath Brothers.
are not twins. They are not even
brothers. The smaller OF the pair is
George Rath. The other member is
Richard Cameron.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

frankie Heath. who impersonates
John Barrymore in THE Passing
Show Of 1919" has made q special
study of the mannerisms Of that
noted young actor. She has, it is
claimed. twelve notebooks filled with
his idiocynocrosieS.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Willard Mack's Near Santa Bar
bara.' which was put on at the Green
wich Village Thcater. New York.
didn't last long and was taken off last
week
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Utica Observer

BEST Burlesque Yet" That's
the verdict accorded "Town
Ceandais." which Is playing at
the Gayety.
Evening star., 1921-02-20


missing several performances through
Illness.
Enter Madame will celebrate its
22'th performance N New York to-
morrow night It has been very sue
ccssful from the start.
Willard Mack's Near Santa Bar
bara." which was put on at the Green
wich Village Theater. New York
didn't last long and was taken off last
week.
Avery Hopwood. following the pre-
mier at Atlantic City last week of "Up
in the Hay Nov" the joint work OF
himself and Wilson Collins. will go
produced.
Margaret Anglin is selecting the
cast !,r Of prinG!pals for The ,prodn,etion
given at the Manhattan Opera House.
New York, April 4.
"Dulcy." a new comedy written by
with Marc Connolly had it's preltm-
mary opening in indianapolis last
week and goes into Chicago tomorrow
night. Lynn Fontain has the leading
role. The play for the first time
brings George c. Tyler and II. H. Fra
zee tORelEeT as producers.
A. l.. Jones has purchased the rights
to The Beggars' Opera" and the en-
tire production which Arthur Hopkins
.rought TO this country, and will take
it on q tour of Canada and through
the Dominion to the Pacific coast.
1t is more than probable that
Charles Dillingham; will take Good
Times to London when it closes its
present season at the Hippodrome in
New York. The Prince Of Wales wit
MESSED this spectacle when visiting
New York and it is on his recon-
mendation that the piece will be
taken to the English metropolis.
"The Song Bird" the comedy. with
music. by Frederick and Fanny Hat
ton. which H. H. Frazee is sponsoring.
will shortly be shown in New York
Marguerite Sylvia, operatic prima don
ma, will have the leading role.
Irons & CIamage's big, new bur-
lesaue. Town Scandals" is said to be
a gorgeous scintil1ant and amusing
entertainment. George A. Clark. the
versatile comedian. and Ethel ("Snap-
py') Shutta. dancing cornedienne, are
Its bright particular features. The
supporting cast includes many bur
lesque and musical comedy faVorites.
kyra. the oriental dancer in the
Passing Show of 1919" is "oriental"
only by profession. She was born in
Memphis, Tenn. and first studied
dancing in Chicago. In private life.
if oriental dancers have such a
thing. her name is Lois Mckenzie.
Although they were both born in
Twin Falls, Idaho. the Rath Brothers.
are not twins. They are not even
brothers. The smaller OF the pair is
George Rath. The other member is
Richard Cameron.
frankie Heath. who impersonates
John Barrymore in THE Passing
Show Of 1s19," has made q special
study of the mannerisms OF that
noted young actor. She has, it is
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Current
Attractions

fcontinued from First Paxe.l
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Montreal Daily Star

The show 10 one Of the finest
burlesque productions ever
staged here. No expense has
been spared to make it q sue
cess.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Detroit Free Pyess

"Town Scandals" is clean,
trim and unique in its departure
from given lines. The adjective
, splendid" belongs to Il.
Hartford Daily Courant.
"Town Scandals" will receive
general commentator for real
merit and clever comedy.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Avery Hopwood. following the pres
mier at Atlantic City last week of up
in the Hay Now" the joint work OF
himself and Wilson Collins. will go
to London. where The Bat is to be
produced.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

kyra. the oriental dancer in the
Passing Show of 1919" is Oriental
only by profession. She was born In
dancing in Chicago. In private life
if oriental dancers have such q
thing. her name is Lois Mckenzie.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Margaret Anglin is selecting the
cast of principals for the production
Of The iphigenia," which, will be
given at the Manhattan Opera House.
New York, April T.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
THE SUNSET STUDIO
BAUMER r WEBSTER

J, J. Herman and Mrs. h. /. Hob
SALON OF DA19k.
eeQtA Of 18th and CSlumbia road. Rbeoe. IN
~ Col. 7el-W. 1Allrcnm an4 AZ eso1eAoo
Evening star., 1921-02-20
DANCING.
omDsn DUPONT ADvIns
Miss Miller

431 1lth St. NV. Phone F. 1870.
Private Lessoss In Dancing at All Hours.
9Ds
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09

ORANGE. y. j., Jan. s.-Mrs. Barker
pierson. of 9 Elizabeth Street, almost
collapsed yesterday when she opened
her door in response 10 u ring and sa"
short, dark compleNioned man whose
hair was beginning to turn gray She
recognized him at once and barely cou' j
hear him address her for the sudden
roaring in her ears that seemed AL
echo OF the tu1nutt IN her brain.
He was Charles ! oops. her first hUs
harc. whom she believed had been in
MS grave for more than thirteen years.
, On.ly she omprehended that he was
asking cor the address Of their sor
Adrian. row eighteen years Old, who IS
il the navy. The startled woman heard
herself responding mechanically to the
question.
TIE apparition leaned comfortably
against the po'Ih railing and asked her
soreth.ng else. What 1t was, Mrs.
ierson dces not know to TINS hour.
The full siSu.i' cance OF this mans re
turn in tn aesf had swept over her
with his CAS- ual assumption cf an ease
- ra~. ~ hcr ero>.t steps Sudden
reeu.ls TIC, - ,-e .,C ye-,ro.d boy
WHO WAS playing ,a ne room behind
he al OF the hnsb, 1d Who soon would
rctura from work s.ete her. and the
Stock was as rrcat Us that she sufere !
when her eyes l.ghted on the small
dark featured man before her.
Without anot er word to him she
turned .on her heel and smut the door
She tottcrtd t. = bod and could
scarcely sne&h when NJ iierson, whom
sne married In 19l2. ;ve years aftel
she had iaen fled the body Of Il ma
New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Husband Bel;evefi Dead
appears after Is Years
Wife, Who Identified His Supposed Corpse and
Married Again, Shocked When She Answers
Doorbel to Face Man Who Once Deserted Her

Where loops went, where he has been
since 1907 and what his present lnten-
tons may te, Mrs Pierson has no idea
whatever.
OF one thing she is certain, she SAID
to day That is that her love Tor
Charles loops is as dead as she be-
Neved him to be. and that nothing nov
can come between her and her present
husband. In this Mr.. Pierson agreed
with her
Il don't love him any more" said
Mrs. Pierson. "Ile deserted me and
was sincere in my belief that he was
dead"
Morristown officials said that the
BODY found in a mi1lpond there few
DAYS after Toops vanished from his
home never had been Identified Official y
and had been buried in potter's field
Mrs. Pierson said that she had as
sumed it was the body of loops be-
cause pruning knife WAS found IN
pocket and he was accustomed to carry
such a tool She had been advised not
to inspect the body, she said, and was
too poor at the time TO pay any burial
EXPENSES,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-07
Lawn Party
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Beginning next Sunday morning {
series of sermons will be preached OF
the Spirit Filled Life. Many of Gods
people have realized the need of |;
closer walk with the Master and i
is the purpose of these meetings to
make that walk clear.
The prayer meeting topic for Jul!
18th will be Daniels Vision of the
Seventy Weeks" Read carefully Dan
iel 9. This is perhaps the most impor
tant vision in Daniel and we shoul
know what it teaches.
Everyone interested in open al
work are asked to meet in the Baptis+
church at 1880 p. m. on Saturday. The
members of the Baptist church congre
cation are especially requested to bl
present.
Remember the Sunday school at Il
a. m. next Sunday, the B. Y. P U. q.
6:45 p. m. and the Gospel service a.
1880 p. m. We do not close for tho
summer.
H. Eugene Bowe, Pastor