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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
SHERIFF LEAVES FOR PEN
WITH SIX PRISONERS

Sheriff J. E. Currie accompanied by
W. G. Harrison. left Tuesday for Baton
Rouge with six prisoners, who were
sentenced during the recent term OF
criminal court. The prisoners were
Claude and Alfred Streeter and Tom
Mozart sentenced to life in the pen
for the murder of Sol ". Matthews
Buffalo Hogg, found guilty Of man
slaughter and sentenced to serve from
eight to ten years in the pen.
A negro named Ed Smith, found
guilty of murder without capital pun
ishment and sentenced to life in thu
pen for the murder Of a man nance
Murrell On Y. S. 4 p. freight trail
in the fall.
Jeff Beck, negro, found guilty o
burglary and larceny.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08

obtain a cash producing education
that you can use for a life time. Ii
is a Christmas present that you Will
always appreciate because you Will
never cease using it. 1t is something
Of everyday need, 1t makes you a Use
full citizen.
If you or your parents as the case
may be, haven't the cash to pay 1ol
the entire course, write us about ON
note plan; we also have a loan fund
in connection with our Endowment AS
ISOLATION that may be participated in
The old saying is quite true, "Wherf
I there's a will there's a way If yor
can't get enough money to pay board
do what thousands Of others are doing
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
ERIN WILL BE KNOWN AS
FREE STATE OF IRELAND

Birmingham, England, Dec. g.
(By the Associated Press Ireland
hereafter will be known officially as
the Irish Free State" under the agree
ment reached at last nights London
conference, it was announced by Lord
Chancellor Birkenhead in an address
here today.
In outlining the general terms of the
1. agreement, the lord chancellor said:
I'VE proposed in the first place that
within the area of southern Ireland
we shall make those who beyond all
question within that area at this mo
ment entitled to speak for the over
whelming majority Of the population
masters in their own house -Shreve
port Journal.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
[cDSsrABLE SALE.

|.v.is. Co. VS.. J. H. Gron-
80 Green Tag Store, Fourth
. Court Of the Parish OF blen'
NE Of Louisiana.
| I hereby given that BY VIZ Il
mn Il Fila issued by r. T.
Intice Of the Peace OF the
md Of the Parish Of Bien,
IIyDr of the Zindler Waist
aesinst u. H. Groner, and
tsd, l will at II o'clock, A
~ 18th day Of Decern'
hi, 1921,
q q the said Justice OF TIM
Nv Courthouse door in tnt
ninyold, at the Place Of res
IAe nd ]. H. Groner, In tn
M ii said Parish, offer to-
spefiy, tcwit:
III Show Cases; Z Buck
~ Auction, the following de
Coffee; 2 Misses Rail
laal Nit; / Shoe Fittinl
I1dies' Scarfs and Caps;
8 Brooms; 1 DressinI
Nens Raincoats; 3 Raj
Chairs: 2 Umbrellas;
- 81 Wine Of Cardui;
~ Draught; 6 Jumpe
Whips; 2 Fitting Sho
= Gun Shells; 9 IL do
Thread.
III; the property Of ]. T
Md Writ Of Fila.
ahove goods will be sol
Above judgements mel
lath day Of Novembe
MOORE. Constable.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
AN APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS
GIFT.

Young folks here Is a Christmas
present you can get if you will put
the matter squarely up to your par
ents in the rights way. In fact, they
can hardly turn you down, for this is
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graphy. PenmanShip, Business Admin
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that not only prepares its students in
a very efficient manner for the best
positions in the largest business of.
ices, but secures these positions for
them.
\ The cost of q life scholarship in
course Of Bookkeeping is $500, Short.
hand, $500, or the two $1,000. Tee
graphy $1,000, Cotton CHASING $1,000,
Penmanship $4,000, Business Admins.
tration and Finance $500. Board
land room is from $500 to $500 per
kmonth, payable monthly. The aver
Eage time for completing our Short
band course is three and one-half
months, our Telegraphy five months
J Bookkeeping four months, Business
Administration and Finance five
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Figure up your cost of board and tut
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
CONSTABLE SALE.

W. J. Bates vs.. Ed Albums. First JUS
itce Court, State Of Louisiana, Parish
Of Bienyilla
Under and by virtue of a Writ Of
Execution issued from the above nam
ed Honorable Court and to me directed,
| have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder for cash,
with the benefit OF appralsement, at
the principal front door OF the Sparta
Post Office, Sparta, La, within legal
sale hours on
Saturday, Dec. oath, 1921,
the following described property TO-
wit:
Sc of NE, 10 Acres on South side OF
NE Of NE, containing 80 acres, Sec. -
Up. 16 N. R. 7 w.
The above described property seizet
as belonging to the defendant Ed Al
lums, and will be sold to satisfy sale
Writ Of Execution and all costs.
! This the 14th day of November, 1921
W. G. STEWART,
Fonstable
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
GIBSLAND LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Annie Johnston spent the week
end with home folks in Ruston.

Miss Annie Johnston spent the week
end with home folks in Ruston,
Mr.. w. G. Langford was a business
visitor to Shreveport on Monday.
Little Miss Atkins, of Homer. was
the guest Of Lucille Carter for the week
end.
Mrs. NJ. L. Simmons Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Tom Miller, at Ell Do.
RADIO.
Mrs. E.. NJ. Lafitte, OF Jennings is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. L. A.
Taylor.
Mrs. Chas. Hammer spent several
days in Bryceland, the guest of Mrs.
Octave Bryan.
Mrs. B. ?. Hammett and little sister.
Carmen, who now reside at Haynes
vile, spent last week at their home
here.
| Mr.. j. J. Harrison has returned
from the Schumpert sanitarium and is
rapidly recovering from an appendicitis
operation.
| Rev. H..B. Thompson, the newly ap
pointed pastor of the Methods
church, delivered inspiring sermons
Sunday morning and evening.
Robert Reno has returned home iron
the sanitarium in Shreveport wher
he had an operation for appendicitis
He has fully recovered and is gainin
strength.
Mr.. Elmer Minchen was accompal
led to the Schumpert sanitarium b
) DR.. 0. L. Kidd and Mrs. Minchen fo
AL appendicitis operation last weel
The operation was successful and b
will soon be able to return home.
A marriage that came as a surpris
to friends, was that of Miss Bess
Brown, youngest daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. I. H. Brown, to Mr.. Clint Bake
which took place in Arcadia Sunds
afternoon. The happy couple a
spending several days at the Inn
= sea Of matrimony be one of happines
Shreveport. May their voyage on Il
: DR.. O. L. Kidd went to Vicksbu
le Saturday to accompany Mrs. J.
4 Jones and daughter, Miss Myrt
st home Oh Saturday Miss Myrtle W
III attending school at Silliman Collie!
\ Clinton, La, when she was taken
and on returning home spent sever
days in Vicksburg sanitarium. II
10 friends are glad to know that she
ne doing well, and hope that she may so
g. be restored to health.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
POSTED NOTICE.

The public is hereby warned not to
trespass on any Of the following lands,
same having been posted according to
law: 10 acres in Sc. corner Sc. OF
Sc. Sec. s, E. II Of NV. IA, E. Il
Of S.W. Of NV, W. IL Of S.W. IA
Sec. 8, w. IL of NV. Ia, Sec. 16
NE. IA Of Sec. II, TIP. IS, R. 5 W. i
Bienville Parish. La.
This 28th day Of Nov, 1921.
MR.. AND MRS. G. G. ALLEN.
(1-5-22.8t)
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
POSTED NOTICE.

The public is hereby warned lot to
trespass on any of my property situat'
ed in Bienville parish, same having
been duly posted according to law.
This 9th day of November, 1921.
D. II. POSEY,
Bryceland, La (6t-H-l5-2l)
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
FOR SALE.

L. NJ. Black farm, 1872 acres. This
land is in Sec. q and 1865. One.
third cash, balance one, two and three
years with s per cent interest. This
land lies we'll and is as good hill land
as you will find in Bienville parish II
interested white us.
THE FIRST TRUST 4 BANKING
CO.. Arcadia, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
'sesolD NEWS

,enp and Oliver e, = corey ~sss
Carroll Tonne H. .: ,' LOOK
~, r. wimberly are enjoying
qspsa, this week. ,.,., w..
Ut wednesday al. ana ',1 rsnuea'
,ptsresting musical uta' p "ps nis
= life Of Verdi and his
a violin and piano secl s.
q r.,di, At the close OF the
,.trssnnents Of fruit salad
s,re served by the hostess
) ursR. R. Smith w..
4 saturday afternoon Mrs
,lb.ltsr entertained at a
!. slower given in honor
a, Leslie, one Of our popu'
school teachers and a Drla ns
~. ouoc;S were met al
4. rrs. Katz Albums and CIV
4, after which they were
I . table where they were
a. in "A Book OF Happl
~ bride with ideas fol
Arsband and a Book o.
..lnes from Friends OF tn
- guest was then gwen
4 pink and blue to plec'
their name When Mrs
1 a che was met at the gat
Z 1rban, Jr., and little Hes
i bride and groom Wn
~ into the dining room
IN basket decorated In pm !,
4, suspended from the cell i
3 3 little Mary McDo"el
B. little pink kewple' ove'
\ ,ring the many gifts upo
ne ,l0v. Mrs Leslie spoke
4 appreciation after wllc
|'oa me Of chicken salad ollvf
pa ~ vas served, followed D
~ hts md cake
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-08
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
PARISH POLICE JURY
Arcadia, La. November 9TH, 1921.
Ordinance.

Arcadia, La. November 9TH, 1921.
Ordinance.
An ordinance fixing License Tax
for the year 1922:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
Of Bienville Parish, Louisiana, in re-
gular session convened, that a special
license tax equal to the amount levied
by the State is hereby levied on all
business, trades, occupations or call
ings, on which the State levies the
license.
Be it further ordained, That all IL
cense Tax provided for, shall become
due and delinqunt at the same time as
the State License and shall be collected
in the same manner as the State Ii
censes and shall bear the same penal
ties after they become due.
Read, adopted and signed in open
session on this the 7th day Of Novem-
Der, 1921.
this the 9TH day of November, 1921.
J. s. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of Police Jury.
D. NJ. WHITE,
President Of Police Jury.
Ordinance.
| Be it resolved that an Ordinance fix
! inc the budget Of Expenses and Re-
ceipts for the year 1922, be and the
same is hereby adopted as follows, to-
| wit:
BUDGET.
! ] Salary Of Parish Treasur.
er and Clerk $22Oo,oo
| 2. NIilage and Per Diem of
Police jury ..... 10000
nlies ~. ....................... 100000
4 Official Printing ................. 10000
: < sheriff's Salary ............. 10000
6. Court Expenses ...............". loOO.Vl
7. Jurors and Witnesses ....... 1200.W
s. District Attorneys Fees. 5OO.O'
" Insane ... ................... 1OOO.Ot
10. Feeding Prisoners ............. l5OO.W
IL. Maintenance Court House
and Tail - ........ 3Oo0O
, L. Cornorer's Jury and Elk.
] nense 49,. .......................... 1000
13. Parish Board Of Health
and Expense ..-............... 2OO.O
IA. Justices Of Peace and Con-
stables 49,. ...................... 10000
Il, Roads and Bridges 100000
> 16. Election Expenses .............. 10000
0 II. Registrar Of Voters ........... 10000
f 10 Tick Eradication ................ 10000
. 10 Planners - ....... ........... .25OO.O
20. Sundries ........ ....-..............- 4OVON
D. : Total Expenses ...............$4OoOO.l
n ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Estimated receipts from regular a
sessment, $40,5OOW.
Parish Taxes ...........................$S 3oOOO(
Amount Of Automobile Ii.
CenSe ........ ........................... 6VVV.'
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IglONER's SALE.

Ned Wardlaw, deceased
hird Judicial District
y Il Louisiana, Parish Of
81 virtue Of a Commits
Issued from the above
NE Court and to me d..
6ler for sale to the last
bldder for cash, at the
door Of the Courthouse
nyille Parish, La, with
nun . On
Dee. 3rd, 1921,
Inscribed property, to.
(. Sec. "a, Up. 10, N. r
! 70 the Succession o.
dsceased
to be sold for casl
~ Of October. 1921.
d J, + CURRIE, Serif.
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! n feeling badly, put your
y ,v,y BY taking Tanlac. City
he Arcadia.
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Total - ..$4O500.00 |
D. NJ. WHITE, Pres. Police Jury.
J. s. WILLIAMS, Clerk Police Jury
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
DENY RUMOR OF BOMB
PLOT IN CATHEDRAL
Police CIenr Edincc before Consccrn-
ton of Auxiliary bishop or
New York.
icy Assor'ntcd Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Thousands
attended the conservation today in
st. Patrick's Cathedral Of the l.:;,ht
Rev. John Joseph Dunn. u. D.. as
titu,ar bishop of camuliana and aux
Hilary bishop OF New YORK.
y regular mass preceded the ccre-
mony. and tho customary action II
church officials in clearing the edi-
fee in order that only ticket holders
might be admitted to the consccra
ton. led TO rumors OF bomb plot
which later were denied by the church
authorities and the police.
4 number of detectives in plain
clothes attended simply as pro-
caution, il was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
ARMS FARLEY WILL.
OPEN NOVEMBER u
. Continued From First Page.

American Revolution. adjoining tn.
ran-Amcrican Building. where IN q
open sessions Of the conference Will
be held. The delegates will sit at a
horseshoe shaped or triangular
table during these sessions with tho
interpreters and others aids In tn.
open space inside the table, and the
delegates themselves facirE cacn
other around the outer side OF the
conference table
Only loo scnst Available.
The general public probably canno,
nc represented at these sessions cx-
cent through the press and through
'ntinoers OF Congress-, who may be
S'Ten seats In addition 10 those which
VIII be provided for the use OF The
various embassies and legations in
Washington. Tho seating canacjty az
TIE hal! VIII no; admit OF any wide
distribution OF seats rs the total mum.
hcr available for all purposes Viii b.,
less than 100
Meetings Of the various committees
appointed by tho conference TO studv
Special subjects will be held in In,
''"H-A'n"rican Union, the Office rooms
provided n the Nay Department for
'"c us" % The conference DELEGATIONS
OF e!SrW mere as may De necessary.
go" ~ Is 10 he expected that these
ihHr,!nca viii not be opcn to tie pub
ne or the press except on special &C.
'"Sions, when the conference may de.
ode that it would be- viz. 70 ,hrov.
'Aem onen. That question. however
can be determined only by tho con
L..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
L. S. OFFICERS KILL
TENNESSEE MAN
Held Dead Mans Father on Charge
OF NiOinttug Prohibition
Inv.
lNy Associniod rreas.l

10y NSSoCldt'u lTtSS.
JOHNSON CITY, TENN, Oct. 2s.-
\ man named Rich was killed by
United states Marshal Moore and
Milf Slaglc seriously wounded during
a light in Washington County fol-
lowing the arrest of John Rich. faith
or Of tho dead man. on charges OF
handling Illicit whisky.
b. Marshal Moore had "a warrant for
John Rich. and when he and deputies
reached his home he was arrested and
his house searched. \ ,llstillcry was
found and destroyed. While the OIL
GERS were searching Rich's home, his
daughter went into nearby woods
and told her brother and brother in :
law that officers had arrested Rich.
The men came from the woods and
cncourtcrlns the officers. started
shooting.
The officers made their way 10
Erwo!n following the arrest and bat
tie, and Rich was placed in jail, 5u;
later gave bond on the Federal war
rant for $1,000 ana is At liberty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
tho gun whllo tho bloody imprint Of
a hand WAS found on tho wall near

tho gun whllo tho bloody imprint Of
4 hand WAS found on tho wall near
tho door.
+. Tho Baynloe arc wuii known and
highly respected In tho community.
They formerly lived An Chesterfold
County. having como TO America
nenrly eighteen years ago. Tile VIC
tln'uf the assault Is tho mother OF
SIX Children, two under oIHht years
OF age. Ono NJ tho sons WAS. Killed
In France whilo serving with the
a. II. T.. Tl,e attack upon Mrs.
Euymlos aroused feeling to high
pitch tn tho neighborhood. aud II
was feared that tho negro would bn
dealt with by the posse sc he fell
into their hands. With tho excite
mont dying down tonight. however.
the authorities foa. for little trouble
IL ihc right negro is captured.
y negro, believed to be the one
wanted. was reported being noar Car
son late tonight. The local police
Immediately started for that place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
CONSIDER INFLUENCE
JAPAN SUFFICIENT
Declare ono. of Nippon Government
Can Divert China. Case at
Arms Conference.
by Associated Press. ]

LONDON, Oct 2s--Thc influence
of Japan lis considered to he suni-
GENTLY powerful To divert China as
nation from "A straight forward at
tempt To state her case at the Wash
inEton conference" declared Lord
Northeiiifc in signed Hong Kong
dispatch 10 the London Times relat-
ing TO interviews lie has had with
officials of tho Republican govern
mcnt In outh China
Lord Northeliffe says that in the
absence of President un Vat en- nc
interviewed pr. WI Ting Fang and
other officials Of the government
which has its seat in Canton and
claims to rcpresen; tho views Of
more than l30,ooo,000 Chinese in the
provinces OF Yunnan. kcwiChow
kwangi.Si. kwang- Tung and Sec
chuan, and Is not under the sway Of
Japanese politicians"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
BRYAN SPEAKS OF
ARMS CONFERENCE
DcrIavcs Paruy one Of Religion
Iustcnd Of Politics i'm Luncheon
Speech.

BOSTON. oct. 2S.-Thc question
whether the Westminster armament
conference succeeds, IS ono OF rclL;-
ion. not oc roi:,lcs. William i. Bryan
asserted IN a luncheon address at the
Boston city club today.
III we want peace" he said. and
believe II Is nttaiuahle, then we can
proceed toward disarmament and
have some tribunal where every ques-
ton can nc brought and discussed
with the fan light upon IL. II we
have Il tribunal then we must have
disarmament. You cannot gain dis
armament unless you substitute peace
for war and warliko movements"
We must build" he added. ION a
doctrine OF love. cooperation and
friendship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
BIG POSSE IN HUNT
FOR NEGRO AFTER
ATTACK ON WOMAN
CONTINUED From Tirs. rauc.)

Their mother 10 tho house aud sum-
moneh ne'1hbors and physician
from this city. Mrs. HuSalua was
brought 70 tho Petersburg Hospital
and search for her a3sailant startot:.
ThrSe nc2roes were taken into Gus.
tcdJ In tho vicinity.
hut the police believe the ssssilan.
mnde his way back to the city mud
tonight they nrc comb!ny every NO
gro resort In the city for their man.
Marks left In the Buyalos homo
showed that the woman put up Il
st'n light before being overcome BY
tho black. y pool OF blood was
Near the door marking the spot
whore The woman MAS struck with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
WAR CLOUD HANGS
OVER THE BALKANS

N 80! t'''"cu FROM First PaSc.J
only that Karl be handed oyc- 10
Hunsary. but that Hungary sbai,
pay the expenses oc the Juro- STA yI,r
mobi!ization. threatening military ac-
ZION unless Admiral uorthy's govern
ment complies.
The opinion of the British gov.
eminent seems to be ia. HUNGARY
mas shown sufficient spirit in COM
lying Win the cntcntc's wish..
ana mat the nation should not he
penalizcd II is accordingly bc-
heved that the little entente vii,
be warned that il must moderate u.
demands.
knri ClinEs TO Crown.
The signincance of the si,ua,io,
iies in the possible rupture Of rela.
'ohs between the big and little en-
tcntes
Karl is attempting to cling To tho
crown Delegates from Horthy hav..
on one occasion brought him pen ana
paper, but he mas refused to So, his
signature 20 the abdicatson demand
cd. II moral pressure fails, II is
certain tina; the little out.nt. WIN
again attempt military action for Tn.
purpose Of selling kar! bodily.
The situation becomes more com
;ticated with reports that Almlra,
iiorthy himself is developing mon.
archistic tendencies. and that nc MAY
attempt 10 seize the throne for him.
self
y sidelieht on the Karl coup which
adds TO the dramatic picture OF hi,
pitiful failure comeG In Tho y.unr,
that the former ruler might hay.
been successful IL he had no, storpc.
along the way to Celebrate" In
stead OF pressing on from Ocdcnburg
where he landed from an ni,piauc
Karl paused for "a banquet AZ vyhic,
wine flowed freely. There was !. de-
lay Of twenty-four hours Tna
,wen.y-four hours gave Admira
liorthy time 10 mobilize his ant.
monarchist forccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Mrs. n. J.. FeI.. Critical, M.

DANVILLE. VA. oct. 2s.-The CON
dition OF Mrs. T. L. Fcits. wife Of the
Republican candidate for Congress.
continues critical at Richmond. where
she is suffering from pneumonia. MI.
Jc,ts has been AT her bedside for
two weeks. and is ,npeded from con-
tinuins Ills campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
WEST END MISSION.
Meetings at West End
Mission

On Sunday four 90 services viii,
be held In the West End Mission. 500
w. Cary ST.. as rollowS:
At IL a. M.-Bible talk. testimony
and sermon. subject Tho Righteous
mesa "hio: Is by Faith"
$40 l.. M--ScctiaG for divine heal
Ing. This service viii ne conducted
by gentleman who Was healed in
answer 20 prayer. accordin. to James
y. N.i5.
y. M.---Revival.
S y. N--Revival. subject. The
Casting Jonah Out OF ;ho Ship and
Swallowed by the Whale"
These services will be conducted
with u. l.. Moody In Christian wort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29

light. rhey nau 10 irysJ differently
from IN" Ninety ana Nin.: II was OK
rectcd OF them. Such was tho Man
OF Fashion. VINO Mas in his heyday
in the eighties. Whatever has faults.
he must be credited with leading n
movement In behalf Of giving the
Fine ar, "f Dress morc dignity and
substantially. otitcr G.ys-otner
ways Now. kn"w-how in clothes Is
uo longer the prcrogatiNc % tho few.
hut the possession Of thc many. The
changes in fashion are slower ami
sliEhi"r. To-day n man l.; we'll
dressed not because he dresses in the
extreme OF fashion. but because he
dresses Win r,,trnmei. good taste.
our viewpoint has altered. Clothes
nr" not tic most important thing in
life. And 50 tho Man OF Fashion lup
no p!ucr or purpose in tho theme OF
dress