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VIM. B. WEST. BUSINESS
MAN. DIES, AGED s.
'am~ tn Hirhmon,i From I.onI>s MT
EnrIy hEe-P~rf~rt Funeral Ar
engagements To-day

william u. West one %, Rich
m"nd's oldest business men. died a,
ms home. 2209 Park Avenue. las,
nlEh' al 1922 O'Clock. after long
l''h"SS. aged 90 years. He VAS born
IN Louisa County. ANA came to Rich =
mond AZ AN early age. engaging in
tn" drygoods business win Moshv a
'ompanr. Later ne established a
whoIesaI" grocery business. and sim
later was connected with tn. rrn
or X. III iiardcsty. going from that
place 20 the Terminal Warehous.
Corporation. His health began to
ran about this tim" and hc retired
from active business
He leaves. besides hiS widow, Mrs
Mary e. West. three daughters and
SON Mr~ +. y. Sea;on. Mrs q
Stanley Harding Miss Mamie West
and Moshy West Funeral arrange
m"n,s VIII b. announced today.
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Mrs. Annie Scott n-,,,,o,

FARMNIILE. VA. July 1o,-Mrs.
Annie Scott Wootton. widow Of
samuel r Wootton, Of Farmvillc
died AT her home this morning. after
hricf Illness. Mrs. Wpotton was
born August %. iSia. at SPOTS
wood" tho family home. in Prince
Edward county. four miles southea ST
of Farmvi!ie Early in the seventies
she WAS married TO Samuel T.
W"otton. There were eight children,
three OF whom survive. She leaves
the following children: Mrs. J. r.
Spencer. of Farmvillc: Mrs. William
r.. McNab. of Barnwell 5, -. and
Frank r. Wootton. NJ Farmville.
The burial will take place from the
Farmville Methodist Church on Tues
day morning AT II o'clock, and in
terment Will be made in the town
cemetery. The services will be con-
Quoted by her pastor Rev. George II.
Spooucr.
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\ Failure of Craftsmanship


I'M the nations OF Europe are IN had
WAY nNah'laiI!' with prospect Oh worse
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:,
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d-osy i,solr ni.i, d., co,,r,,o ,rd nrr;,h.
o,od ,.i.,o. -, ~ ,,,,.i, 90 ,r,,h,o,, -,
s,r,o,do,,s ;,,rr,,,n,,.I ,,rc,r, ~, 70
frsod - woi, on fooh,onoss NJ of-
Co., war -, , ,:, ,,
an .he war ur,ros.oa ,bo ,co
nn,; rohah;,;.,,i ~ ~ ,,,, ~
dustries of tbo various nations which we're
involved in the great conflict could only he
ACCOMPLISHED bv Joint effort Of all alike CON
ccrncd in tho work of restoration This
spiri, OF cooperation has \, no limo come
into evidence in such attempts as have been
made to plan tho work OF restoration In
the refusal of the allies To tighten the bur
den OF Germany's reparations To the point
OF its ability TO meet them that country
now faces a financial collapse which may be-
complicated with "A still more disastrous no
litical collapse. inviting a repetition of con-
ditions which have brought ruin to Russia
II way be not found 10 avert the COM
plete collapse OF German institutions. it's
ruin will seriously endanger the financial
will ensue "A period OF both financial and po-
litcal chaos.
The solo ou,sid. aid that would benent
Germany in its nreson, crisis Washington
officials believe world no relaxation of AL
lied hold on German assets IN hermit Of
indepentlent American bankers advancing
funds on accountable socuritv American
banking interests navo shown q, wiIlinyness
IN advance sucb funds if afforded nronar
security for THAR loans This Is v,rtuallv
impossiblo now because of tho first mort
raro tho allied ropnratione commission holds
ON nrac,icnllv all Of Gormanv's rosources
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"N 80 80 :" az" '' ny
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
llrCuInh.


| dream dreams.
In the morning. dreams OF achievement
AZ noon dreams of conquest;
AT dusk. dreams OF love;
And when the moon rises
or when.
Robcd In inky blackness
III" Night calls her somber court
To o'her homage.
| dream OF rest,
And envision peace
Ponce on the plains OF Eternity
Peace 10y the sweet waters
Peace In the ethereal fields.
Encompassing my soul
Sometimes there are dreams,
other dreams.
Dreams OF evil things. OF woes;
Dreams that start.
1eapinG from tho corners,
LcorirE. and clutching
ClutchinE with their taloncd hands
Clutching at my throat.
Dreams Of regret.
Dreams Of rcmorse. and sorrow;
Dreams OF suffering, of pain.
or wars and tamines.
But always, when close my eyes,
when lie back and relax
When Yield my spirit to repose
Always can dream again OF love.
Always | can dream OF peace
Always can he by the sweet waters,
The still waters
The placid waters:
or IN wings Of fancy
Glide through the fields Of ether.
Swiftly, as a bird scars.
Ana sleep sleep sleep
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James y. Daniel.

PETERSHtiG. VA. July 10
James Nathnnic! Daniel. -, former
~ ~ Granville County. Sorth Caro-
lima, died yesterday morning n, a.aD
O'Clock "a, The residence Of his tor.
: y Daniel. on IA. Boyd,un planl,
Road. near Burgess. Va Mr Daniel
is survived by the following chill
dr"n " g. Daniel. ot Montgotrcr,.
w Va. Mrs. II. ~. S,ovau. % Louis
burg. y e. y W Daniel. OF BALI
more. Md Mrs u. : Garnc,tc. ~
Ecav"r Dam. Va. Miss Eeu Daniel.
- Beaver Dam. j. Y. pauIol. Of
iiore"cli, md T. \. Dsnlc!. uf BIN
Middle The remain, wcra sen, -
his former homo for in,crmcnt.
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Mr.. Hillman's New Post

a ENCOURAGEMENT is made that James \
"A HUlman secretary o. the Departures.
of Public Instruction, mas been elected 10
and accepted the presidency OF Emory and
Henry College, Emory, Va. In the grea, ana
developing section o; southwes, Virginia
Mr.. U!iIman has been here six years. and
IN thai time be has discharged NC duties
OF tho position witt. entire satisfaction 10
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1hnInna u. I'nn,I.

PETERSBURG, VA. Jmly 10
Thomas IS. Pond. 81. veteran crg
n""r "f tho Virririan Railroad. who
died Friday In iioauuke. vas buried
mere yesterday afternoon IN BlanG
ford Cemetery, H"v. f.tp .n carter
officiating Mr.. Fond wae ra'-"d Ia
Petersburg He was the son n. tn,
late Richard Pond
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vices were conducted by tho rector
emeritus. Rev. William B Lee
captain IlnS!"y vas born and
raised in Gloucester. and graduated
from Botetourt High school. IN this
county. In 1919 Ills class was re-
'nhrhahic FOR tho fact That IL con
sisted of more boys than girls. Out
Of that small class OF twelve have
come Two aviators
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At tho Colonial.

Bert Lyt"il. In THE Idle Rich"
leads III. Colonial list for Tho FIRST
TWO Gays of tho week. This Is by no
means the best picture that I.ytcIl
mas made: In fact, quite tho con
'rhry. II is well filmed, however
ana sccnicnlly attractive. There Is
"a struggle between two men for the
!"Ne o' fnaid. the one playing fair
~, the other seeking to discrcdit his
rival by false tales The story i. :,
Irhmatiz"d version OF Junk" "A Sat
Hr"ay Evening Post contribution.
as additional features. there In n
mildly humorous travcHty on IN. Mo
OF movie actor. who, tired OF the
hardshipe az falling or buildings .,
ct'"Ta. hi"s himself 10 the peaceful
''le OF IN" farm. lie finds tho lat.
ter so trying Tint he hastons back To
his old occupation
NcMs nf The hnv Is shown
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uold Edltor,. Funeral To-day.

RIRMiNGHAM. ALA. July l0.-Fu-
neral .s"rvicrs tor Edward Ware Bar
r"'t, editor aud publisher OF the
birmingham Agc- Herald who dicd
suddenly last evening. when he en-
'crcd the swimming pool OF the Roe
buck Country club here. viii nc held
tomorrow aftnrnoon Int.rmcnt Nil,
IL" at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Funeral Of chrt.topa.r y<r,mm

Funeral services for CHRISTOPHER
krim'n, 81 who died Saturday after
noon at $50 o'clock In Johnston
Wills Sanh'"r,um, Will h." conducted
this morning at 10 O'Clock In 81;
Mary's Catholic church. Burial will
he In Mount Calvary.
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like posture. arc found by the serv.
ants early in the morning, and no
one but Holmes is able TO fathom
the mystery OF their taking off Tn.
film IL known az THE Devils Foot"
II liz complete In Itself
international News films are
shown with some thrilling motor
boat races. views at Marion. Ohio
with the President In attendance.
with other timely items.
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Funeral of Captain George Tinslcy

UI.UUUES TEX. w, July 1O.-Tho
funeral Of Captain George c. Tins
ley. Air Service. l.. S. A.. took place
at Ware Church. Of which he was n
COMMUNICATE. sunday afternoon at
$3.50. The pail WAS borne by Messrs.
G. j. Maxwell. w. T.. Corr. Jr.. w. S..
Mott. Wallace Robinson. G. T.. Cary
and DR.. II. a. Tabb. The honorary
pallbcarcrs consisted of ex-service
men Of the American Legion. The
family. consisting Of Mrs. Tinslcy
his mother), Misses Geraldine and
Ethel Tinsley. Hrldrup Tinsiey and
Felix Tinsley. OF Richmond. and ,'r
and Mrs. Roland Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
Hall and others were present. Cap
tain Thomas Dixon, who escorted tho
body from Detroit. also was present
Since Rev. D. W. Nctt was sick, ser.
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Mn. ErnncrH ID. Inr.nn.

Mrs. Frances Blanche Parsons
daughter OF tho late Judge Masters,
OF Mount Upton. " Y. and n direct
neHcendhnt OF s!gn"r OF the Dec
Iarh'lon OF Independence. died Sum
DAY afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock In tho
nom" or her stcpdauEhtcr. Mrs. r.
II. Selden. 2slS Floyd Avenue. Tn.
body was taken 10 Mount linton for
burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Sclden accom-
panied the body.
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Funrrnl Of John Tcnch.

PETERSBURG. VA. July lo.-Thc
funeral % John Tcnch took place
SATURDAY afternoon ~ o'clock from
his residence In Prince George roun
~. The services were conducted hy
Rev. II. a. Glau-r. assisted by Roy.
H. Conrad BLACKWELL.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral az Mrs. Hollis.

The funeral Of Mrs. Jessie NJ
HOLLIS, wife NJ r.. T.. lioliiS who died
carly yesterday morning a. her resi-
dence, sos South Bclvidcrc Street.
VIII take p!ac. from tho home this
afternoon at O'Clock. int"rmcnt
Will be In Rivcrvi.w.
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Question. and Answers.


From the Eyebrows up-kindly send me
IN" Brady symphony. am considerably too
fat and want to reduce.-Mss NJ. y. Y
Answer-rhe symphony IL not intended to
reduce weight and 1t seldom does reduce
weight do not advise persons under le years
or ago to attempt recitation unless they are
under their own physicians direction
Some Party-S"vcral weeks ago I saw a
piece In the paper by you about q party that
lost 29s pounds. am ~ years old sixty-six
inches tall and weigh 237 pounds. and would
lik" 10 reduce to $50 II rossibic.-Mrs g. 81. +
Answer---That enough for marty to
he sure" But understand didn't attend the
party myself. gave tn" facts on the author
Ivy OF those who we're there and from what
they say gather Ane time was hal by all
II was George Ch"yno who ACCOMPLISHED tho
feat. And. like every other fat man who
has managed TO re!u,c any 10 speak Of George
up ana wrote hoo'l about health and diet
and long life. Some general instructions for
beneficial reduction regimen vii h. ran,
by mail.
Another Old Maid School Marm--I am SIS
years old tan old maid school teacher II you
pleased. and | should like try the famous
Brady symphony on my thus far satisfactory.
though sometimes rather naHEinH mctabolism.
read your column every day. and what
ever YOU say Is ali right.-H e. "
Answcr-Wh"n an old maid m old woman
begins to consider herself seriously. sh"
Is IA long as she can TAX" whatever hctides
with smile and IA hit Of pcrsihag" she amt.
as nearly as we can yet define 1t. old age is
a state OF mind. and prcvcntahl. II not taken
too seriously. As rough !f not always rcady
test Indicator, try rolling some souicrsaults.
II you go all the way over and come IN on
your feet smiling you're young nm. When
see schooirnarm who Is the bnrderiine
/ try to cnvisage her somcrsaulring II can't
fetch her up smiling conclude she's a eoner.
which she is sometimes carly as 30 and
which she Amt other times as lat" as co It's
state of mind. OF course, with bodily com
plications.
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Mrs. ". L.. Wilson.

DANVILLE. VA, July lc.-Thc
death took place in the General Hos
p!tal yesterday of Mrs. Pattie l.. VII
son. 90, wife OF l. l.. Wilson. detcc-
tive for the Southern Railway 10.
Gated here. The body was sent on an
early morning train. accompanied by
her husband and children. to Char.
iot'e. \. c.. where the burial will
take place,
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

relopmcnt." by william l.. Goodwin.
/, M.-Man in tho Moon Stories. 4"
$40 i. M.-"why TariT Should be
taken Out Of Politics" ny Hon. Jo-
scph l.. Fr"linEhuysen. United states
senator state OF New Jersey.
J. Humorous Aspects of an
fn,t"rs Life" by f.. O'l.auEhlin.
s'a"J'. M.--Rccital by Madge North,
contralto.
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Hurry Mrs. No,,n r.,d,,

Funeral services FOR Mrs Sarah
Nolan. who died in her home. 2in7
JEFFERSON Avenue, Saturday. Will 10
held this morning AT 10 o'clock In
st. Patrick's Church.
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NN'tsl.
(SchneniaflN -

Schenectady. y. -
IL 70 +. Early stock market
quotations.
s y. M.-P->~s~~s, and stock quo
tations; baseball! reauits; news bull
ietins.
80 T. M.-Concert program
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AnllscnlcniS
,vcll-BnInncrd mn n, Lyric.


Acts of all varieties. and most OF
them excellent "nt"rta'NT com
prise the hill for N" first part az
tn" week at tho Lyric
Heading the program, ciosler and
l.usby give some hign.claSs bits ~
vaudeville, the feature of which 8
III" dancing o! Miss Lusby. Lew
Docke'r'"r. ropRinr comedian. stages
bit modern 'noroloEUing. with
tho us" "t a bogus radio OUTFIT. Low
Keeps up with m" times. and this
helps his act n lot
TWO sk!rs arc on ,ho program.
both staged hy cl"v"r entertainers
sherman and oKuurae ar" "cccn-
tr'cltics In dancing and singing, with
IN" former proving n high class FUN
producer. Man Wanted" comedy
sketch hy hob Jarvis and company
IL we'll dclin"at"h. and tho company
draws many hearty laughs
Novelties in tlEht-rope walking
and balancing hrc offered by tho
phllmcrs. w T C.
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Thc InfcrIiInfInn

Good mawnin. Brother Perkins: an how
was Il" revival mcetin las night. huh?"
Powerful. Brother. powerful: only some fool
pass aroun dc word dat a hen house across
dc river was lef wide OPEN an a Il"
d"acons got dey clothes mighty wet swim
MIN"
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Charcoal Eph,. Dali, Thourbt

'r"y ain no man got patent hapri-
ness said charcoal Eph. ruminatively. hit
jos natch"!ly got way a. comm whar It
willcth an stic<in' whar It swine Eat a
pune. Mistah Jackson"
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I,nEntappe.

Tho angry landlaay wears stilleto tongue.
Commend poor man to the virtue OF con
tent.
No woman cares to surrender for peace.
children are best appreciated where lcas;
numerous.
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Caution.

John" she said. suddenly. John. am tho
only girl YOU ever kisscd?'
Well" said John. mRnfully, you're tho
only one | can remember at this moment.
darling
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Up With the Times
Nv II, %. II.

The miners and operators Will take a week
70 think it over II could only he sure
they will devote the week to thought. there
would he question their answer
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At the IIijOu.

Al thr bi1Ou.
Wesley Barry. Knight OF the
frcck!"s." Is happily chosen hero
for School Days." now showing at
tho Hijou. The story Of the picture
Is an old ono. hut true 70 lifc-one
that should. and does. appeal to men.
women and children.
Wesley is tho ideal selection for
the misChicvOus sCh0oihoy that one
dreams OF and roads Of In books.
HIS acting In school Days" Is we'll
on a par with his performances in
previous pictures.
Tn" story tells or kid who likes
fishing better Than school. and as
pires 10 riches rather than knowl-
edge. How his desire FOR wealth Is
Eratined and, after fuinllmcnt.
thrown aside for IN" bctter things
Of life is told in m interesting and
entertaining way.
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Echoes From Down Home


PARTICIPATION in a crap game or penny ante
poker VIII more than likely land you In
recorders court. hut II you want 10 garnbls
In safety engage In stif poker game with
big stakes.-Durham Herald
One ot the most important thing. in civiiiza-
tinr IL III" home. And most housewives after
thinking about II, will agree that tho most
important s"rv!c" 10 the home was tho in
v"n'ion OF III" cooking stove and its biz
brother. n" heating furnace. NO one knows
who Invented them Rut IN" honor OF CON
c"iviug IN" fundamentals of tho modern form
goes q BENJAMIN Franklin winston salem
journal.
Tho Republican senate IS continuing TO milo
IN" tariff on the American people and ina,
too. in tho face Of tho coming congressional
elections and IN" warnings of the Rcpubii-
can pap"rs.-Charlotte Observer
when mon wh" are already taking nroo,s
beyond the dreams Of avarice manipulate tina
thH'ng laws Of the country SO they can make
sun greater profits and when tho only way
they can max" ,hcs" proh,s is to tax. thom
out Of tho pockets Of the general public is
It any wonder that !aborinG men 20 on strike
and that Their" IS general dissatisfaction and
unr"'t?-- Raleigh Scws and Observer.
Texas leads IN" Union with twelve noh
murders TO i's discrcdi, In IN" nrst half OF
1922. according To figures issued by Tnsk.rc.
Institute. which snbli,ncly disr"garhs tho fac,
that Illinois lvnch"d at least twcntv-six n, ono
''u" IT tho Tusk"gce figures arc 10 command
respect, rh"y must bo more than sectional E.
Greensboro News
These summer camps for girls viii do a
lot ~ good II they convince the gIris that a
nix" stick Is more hcautIfyinC than a lin stick
Ashcvillc Citizen.
rnci" Sans g"od"tic experts have settled
the au"-old controversy between North Caro-
lima and Tennessee. and have supported ,ba
Old North states clnim to having the highest
mountain east Of the Rockies Mount Mitchell
towers. according TO otrcial measurements ,3l
feet above Mount l.eontes. Tcnnes.ea's proud
peak. In other words. In the parIanc+ Of tho
small boy. Mitchell "eat soun. or or
I.fonter' had without tptoeng - KInston
Free Pres.
| Som" union leaders seem 10 u" spiritually
| AKIN I" some old Guard Republican poIlti-
! CiHnE-th" former have tho same sublime
faith In the ability NJ strike 80 mike cvcry.
ming right regardless OF times or Cond /.
t"ns. thai tho laticr hav" in - hirh tarin IL
do the same th!n6-Wi!minStou star
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\ contemporary remarks that a great many
merchants know exactly how France feels
about tn" financial habbncss in Germany.
Nud Their" ~" great many small buyers who
tully appreciate what Berlin Is UP against
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PARTICIPATION in a crap game penny ante
poker VIII more thnn likely land you In
recorders court. hut II you want 10 gambls
in safety engage In :! stiY poker game with
big sthkrs.-Durham Herald
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X DIX A..


(tEast Pittsburgh.)
Il. M.--Wcekly dress talk
+. M.--"Garden and Home Beau
iifyins.' Mrs. J. n. McFate, Turtle
Creek. Pa chairman Valley Planning
Association.
i. Nj Elizabeth Reese Lloyd. So
prano. Rem Avon Methodist Church.
Mary Austrian. contralto. Highland
Presbyterian Church: George Thomas.
tenor. Eleventh L. +. Church. and
Rohert Johns. baritone. Fourth Pres
pNtcrian Church. Prize winners at
the Youngstown. Ohio. Eisteddfod
wGI.
tMcdford Hillside.)
$50 BEDTIME story
1-SiEnor Giovanni Petrucci. opcr-
attic baritone.
';3o-Walter c. kcyIor. entertain
or
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AZ the nronilvay.


Tho Song Of Life" is great film
drama. one Of the host this popular
thcat"r has ever given It's patrons.
IL Ia strong picture. with an IN
usual plot and theme which makes a
hig appeal. The mother. who. years
ago deserted husband and infant son.
for love Of pretty thinge" enters
IN" sons home as n servant She
does not reveal her relationship to
him until the crisis of the pIay. She
secs the sons wife being lurcd away
through discomfort with the poverty
Of her surroundings. sees her grow
ing intimacy with wealthy man
and when tho husband kills his wifc's
admirer. takes tho blame OF the crime
herself. Grace Diamond plays tho
young wife; Georgia Woodthorpc. the
aged mother. other roles arc we'll
taken.
There arc numerous scenes OF great
strength, on" III particular when the
young husband visits the apartment
Of tho publisher who has taken an
interest in the book he has written
finding his wife's picture on the pub
fishers desk. The suspense in this
scene Is drawn to n very fine point.
Also the arrest and third degree meth
DDS applied to the old mother by the
police. Tho film deserves large pat
ronage.
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Kentucky mountaincer has died At tho
age they say, Of l3i ycaT. But YOU
can't rely on such reports from section where
mans Is computed by the notches on
his gun.