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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
CENTER

Mrs. Joe Sinard and Mr.. Herbert
Sinard spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Godfrey, in Kennesaw.
Mrs. c. F. Miller and little daugh-
ter, Annie Ruth, spent several days
last week with her sister, Mrs. P. A.
Jackson, in Atlanta.
Miss Mary Rakestraw, of Acworth,
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Rakestraw.
Dir. and Mrs. jeff Hit and family,
of Kennesaw, have moved here.
Mr.. Bud Milled, Mr.. Hiram Owens,
Mr.. J. T. Miller and Miss Minnie Mil
Ter spent several days last week with
relatives and friends at Sand Noun
tain, Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cason and fam
lily have moved to Marietta.
Mr.. Hoyte Langston, of Atlanta,
was the guest of Mr.. jim Owens,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones spent
the day, Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Anderson, in Kennesaw.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
MosLEY MILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Dawda, of
near Concord Chapel, are on visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Mahan and fam
lily, left Saturday night for Emmett,
Ark, to make their future home.
Their many friends regret giving
them up, but wish them much sue
cess in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. E. Summerour
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, at Olive Springs.
Mr.. ]. D. Sanders and son, Mr.. J.
H. Sanders, have moved their famil-
les, near the car line at Mozley's
Crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Moore and
family have moved in the house re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. j. D. Sanders
We wish the editor, and the many
readers of the Journal, a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
BLACKWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wylie, of
Richardson's Crossing, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wylie.
Mrs. Floyd Mitchell died here, ON
Friday night, December Is. She had
been sick for several days with pneu-
monia. She was laid to rest in the
Milford cemetery. The bereaved have
our sympathy.
Mr.. Guy Edison and Mr.. Newt.
Daniel, of Atlanta, visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Baker had as
their guests, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey McCord and Mrs. w. L. Clay,
of Fair Oaks.
We are sorry to note the illness
of little Herbert Reed, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Reed.
Mr. w. C. Blair has been confined
to his room for several days with la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loney Reed, of Smyr-
ma, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Wylie.
Mrs. G. w. Foster, Mr.. Ralph Fos-
ter and Mrs. w. E. Kemp motored to
Acworth Sunday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Brooke, on December 6, a fine grill,
who will be given the name Helen
Ernestine.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
HELP WANTED.

They pointed particularly to the
need for placing more power in the
nands OF the police to rid the city Of
persons who often have drifted in
from other cities to ply some crimi-
nal trade in the Capital, as advocated
frequently in the past by The POST
From news item in the Washington
Post.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
OLIVE SPRINGS

The many friends here, Of Mrs. A.
B. Seay, are deeply sympathizing
with her in the death of her father,
Mr.. James w. Cochran, which occur
red at his home in Atlanta, on last
Thursday.
Miss Joyzell Soyez and Mr.. Roy
Zoybie, of Atlanta, spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Miss Soyez's brother
and sister, Col. and Mrs. Jessie L.
Moore.
Mr.. L. F. Brewer, of Marietta,
spent Sunday night with his sister,
Mrs. G. Ed Crow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardin and
baby, Of Marietta, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Smith, Sunday
night.
The many friends of Messrs. Lloyd
Seay and Virgil Brooke will be sorry
70 learn that they have been indis-
posed with the flu, for several days
We wish the editor and all the
readers Merry Christmas.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
DIXON SCHOOL HOUSE

The health of our community is
good. we are glad to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Adams, of this
place, spent few days last week in
Atlanta.
Mr.. Chas Chambers and sister,
Rosa, of Mars Hill, spent the week
end with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks, of this place.
Mr.. W. E. Keeling was the guest
of his mother, Sunday.
Miss Iva Barrett spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. Taylor, at Mount
Olivet.
Mrs. G. w. Keeling has returned
home, after spending two weeks with
her daughter, at Jonesville.
There was no preaching at Dixon
schoolhouse, Saturday night, due to
the inclement weather.
We wish all Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
MORRIS CROSS ROADS


Well, we have had very disagree
able weather the past week, and most
everybody has bad cold. Some in
our community have flu.
Christmas is almost here. All the
little children are locking forward to
Santa Claus night.
Mr.. Dewey Chance, of Jonesville,
was visitor in our community last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rigman spent
Monday night in Marietta, with Mr.
and Mrs. Talley Belts.
We wish everybody Merry Christ.
mas and a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
News of Interest Throughout the County
Kinks


We had an awful hard rain Sat
urday night. The clay is sure wet
now, for the first time since last June.
There was preaching here Satur-
day by the pastor, but on Sunday the
preacher failed to come.
Mr.. d. Hardage and family have
moved into our community. We well
come them.
Miss Idabell McTaggart, of Black
wells, is visiting her sister, Mrs. p.
T. Cunningham.
There will be a Christmas tree at
this place, Christmas night. Every
body is invited to come.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
DAVIS ACADEMY

Everybody through this section is
down with flu, so there was not much
visiting done in our community the
past week. We hope Santa Claus
will bring a fairy or some medicine
to cure the sick folks, Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Austin and
baby, of Holly Springs, spent a few
days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Annie Mitchell.
Mrs. Annie Eason, of near Austell,
spent several days the past week with
her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, who
is very i'll at this writing We hope
for her a speedy recovery.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21

There will be a Christmas tree at
this place, Monday night, December
25. Everybody is welcome to come.
There will also be preaching at
this place Saturday and Sunday. Let
everybody come and hear the Rever-
end Mccoy. 1t will help him as we'll
as you.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
EAST KENNESAW

Everybody, remember the Christ
mas tree, at Pine Grove, Saturday
night.
Mr.. Clark Barrett and sister, of
Gainesville, spent Sunday with Miss
Will Barrett.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21

Teacher-"Name the seasons"
Pupil-"Pepper, salt, vinegar anc
Hollywood High Schoo
News.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21

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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
MT. OLIVET.

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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-21
MOUNT CALVARY.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Mnsfnnft IN 9enfder sprade.

Gos Ausfunftsbureau gibt in oelt.
ider Sprud1e berei1uiuigit uno to.
itenIos Ml1sfunft nber ale bie Bun
oesDertDnItung betreffenbe angeleger1.
beiten. 6ffentIides @einn6beitstDeien.
Solonte1 lro Matroienangelegerfbei.
ten. @efesgebnag, Arbeiterberbdlt1ii.
ie. Naturalization, Ausunnoerur1g.
@intDnnoerung. GteuertDeien, Meife-
p6fe. graiebunggtueien uiD. Anfra.
ger. fi1fb aa ridbten an: German sec.
finn, Buren,i Of 5oreign Language
Snfurmation Gernice. Mmericdn Meo
Gross 10. @eft 37th Street, Stem
yorf 9Th.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12

grf6ittert, fhlneigen6 leste1 e ben
Mrm nm he, bog ibrerl RDpf on fsi<
ne gruf unb fiiBte Re fami1. nnb
barn, als ringe iid ieoes Hort Nib
lam aus fiefiter @eele eI1por:
.Du pirff bieI NadiTht, Diel @e.
bulb nit mir buben miifen, Mdoelets
III.
SETTER f6mieste fe ifid5 an lin unn
Iddelte 81 inn auf.
sd tperoe es. sd Derbe boffen
un0 auf Did tparten.4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
IL. R.apifeI.

gs bate 5u berbfen b~esDl1en. sS1
Sen at 2amaIta %gebDrenben Meinberz
a.n Ipuroen DIE 5rauben geidnitten,
uab uaf benz @hIofe broben feier,
ten iie Elm Win5erfeft. Sagelang
supOr fdon bate lnter ben aurgd<
item aufgeregte 9ejddftigfeit gez
berridt bern man bate id porge=
rommen, benz SET ben gharofter efr
r.er MasferuDe au geben. Mit fur<
sen NDden uno bunten Mieoern, IN
aooenioppe11 unb rDtben Weffen, 70
tummeIfen fie id auf benz groBe1l
5hIoBpInB nrnher, n oeiIeu little
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12

Observation-Disclosures Rom,
steB ulds Mugen blisten. .6agen
mfr Iieber GeIbangeIegenbeit.
.unn!s boru1erte e re an uno
muBte bod fdineigtr Dor benz, na3
Obne 9deu boil ungefinffelttr 3ets
benfhaft iiber lire lippen brad.
50 Du, fri5 mid llur! % 81
bod FL! unb geraoe bnrun thuft Du
mir ID aud 70 furdtbar leiD! Dat
es nun 1idts if nit al benz Heidi
t6um, auf ben 0u Did bod fAoll
70 gefreut hdtteit uno ben MN eiu
.anoerer friegt! Sd bdtte i'm Dn
gepib geg1nllt! Denn Du tdnnf bod
nun nal nibts oafir, bob Du bift,
ME Du bift, un0 nihts perbieren
tannif. Mber beiratbe in nal einell
reihen Wann, uno bag nIub unD iDers
be i1 ia, tDenn e dnb blob etn
burgerIiher If, bann
Sic tam nidt Jul Gnbe. Die grd>
fin IieB lila bur9 ben Diener 5u
iid rufen. Mls Una nod einen lebs
ten ern1urternben Bid auf ggDu fId
entfernt battle, mar nit bieiem cine
gerdnberung Dorgegangen. Den
Ropf in beibe Qdnbe pergruben, lab
e un6 fterte 3u gooen, 5utpeileI1
Dor fid binnideno nit bitterem, laiits
lofem 2aden-
Die Wabrbeit, Die granfame, dBeIl'
Be, befhdmenbe Wabrbeit feiner 8ets
teleriffena. aus eines Rinbes tb0ri9>
ten Dorteu bate re ibn s~etroffe'1
ME Elm @dlag mitten in bas flau1'
me,1oe gefidt, u1lb e fiiblte Is breu'
11eI, als bditte cine 9aub TIRE Ji1s
gerfpuren bineinge5eidntt. er bad'
te ni9t u1ebr an Mabeleine.
ueber bas neite @emd9 breiteteu
fid DdmmerfdIeier. Drauben bat'
te fi9 Der 9immel bleigrou uber'
3oger; aufs neile riefelten 5dneeflo'
den bernieoer, lautlos, eintDnig. ft1t11r
beuIdna ME ulle Sage. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12

benIdng ME aIle Sage. -
Wie ollie sage! @tu~nbenlunse
ginfDrmigfeit, ftunoenlunges 99pei>
aeu, 5eite on @eite nit Dem dlfsls
Manne, ben iie Batter nannte uno bee
lie feffhiet nit feinem ftumme1. ere
greifen6en: rgerlaB mid nidt -
ME lie Elm anberer f~tfgebalten mt
sningenbem, gebieterifdem: sSu bttt
mein!!1
Mnqelifa auf, Dem n%imenbofe! So
fiel fein @onnenftrahl IN iene Sdge,
iene Wohen Der Ginf0rmigfeit, bic
lie benz einfamen CRETE f6entte. 9tur
ieine D%anfbnrfeit, feine, fi9 mad let.
mes @obnes 5ooe idra1fenlos anf
lie u~bertragenDe 2iebt bdttea tie en1z
Ihdbiqen fDnner1 fir ,oas, mas f1e
an 2ebensglid entbebrte: bob thr
trauriges @eiidbt fprad n1r gu oeut<
lid, tire SSugenb Derlanste hr- Hedt,
lie mar es mibe genor6en, iIh 81
opfern. unb mioe NOR, mas tie
oadte, nnIlte unb iprah, muoe mar
Der Rlunq .ibrer 5timme:
,@ieh Batter, fdon tpieoer idneIt
es. 8ir baben felten fold petbe
Beibnadten."
.sSa, 11eiu Rin6," iaste Der Ritt.
meifer, aufge19redt aus 14ldfrigen
grdumen in feinem 2ehnftlH an
Dfen. nmandmdI bedt Der !Qerr,
qott feline @rbe oroentlih gu, EN-
anoermul lGBt er iie frieren.A
ST feuf3te unb fri9 fi9t uber oas
peiBe 6aar, Mngelita aber beligts
Th tpieber iiber ibre 6duDarbeit. go
iaBen fie 1don felt benz 6rubtaffee
beieinanoer, BIN unb pieoer cine Be
merfunq ausfuuI9enb, bann tDieoer
{dpeiqenb, inoefen 5ran Reihma1111
ben nirtbfhoftli9en 8flthten obldg.
ST Die Yoft fdoH bog fragte nod
elmer Weile Der aIte Mdnn. .Du
f6nnte1f mir bqrn Die 3eitung bots
lefen, Rinb, unb bdttef cine 3eritreu.
ung.
@nqeIifa erhob iia unD ging CUR
5bIr. sd mill nud1ehen.1
Nad fur5er 5rift tehrte 1e 5us
rid, 9rudIaden uno Briefs IN Der
Sanb. Sbne felbff einen Blid oas
ra1f gu perfen, reidte lie Dem Rfttz
meifer alles unb begub iih uuf ibrel1
gIuB aurId, bic nuBlOfe, mibfelige
@tiderei nieber au~fnebnnero.
uno Dieber Sti1e, nIr pom Rni=
tern Der pupiere unterbro4en, Die
Ser Rittmeifer entfaltete; bann perz
fummte aud bas. llno oa erff, mad
aeraumer 53eit, befann fd Nngelifd
barauf, oab lie ia bate porlelen 1Dl<
len. Sbr 4opf fubr bon ibrer Ars
belt en1por unb nanbte iIh Dem als
ten Manne i'm 2ebnifuH 81.
,ger3eib. Batter, ih DergaB
gie unferbroh fih b~etroffen, dls
lie ii Elm umoIftsrtes Geiidt blidte.
aus Dem ~fIammenbe Grregung ihr
entaeqenfdlug. Sic Dollte frager,
a1r i'm ellen, bod feline Sanb fDirfte
ibr bef1pidtiseno 5u: 49,.
rNidts. mein ainb, nthts. Nlc1f
isBt.1
uno Donn erbDb er fiidd BON feinels
@ise, ldtDer unb miibfelig tDie elmer.
beiTen gIieber feinem Wilen nidt
qeborden, unb DerlieB faleifenberl
|5drittes bas 3inmer.
Mngelifa iab Inn nod, uno Der
9er3fdlog FDdte IN tbhr: Brittle nds
ren es getDefeu. bic bieie nutDdnos
lung bes Rittmeilters DollbraM hdts
ten 80 Elm Brief BON tim Elm 8rief.
Bon mem fonit! Welher Son aus fsrs
rer MeIt orung fpnf nDbl IN bis
gininn1teit biefes aIten Wunnes uIln
berDirfte, bob Tim bag 9er5 hOber
f9Ilg ob III Jreu0e. 0b IN 33Drua
Bon ibml
(5ortfebung folgt.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
Die Braut OoIn u(mea6Of.
Rornan bon $. ,, Griin.
e. 6prtf.buns.)

tpallte es in ibm empor, bob er ne
idiBen mafe. fi1 niat lpeiter Dor
linn au perratben. uno IN Der paf,
IS au tbun, flung fein Son 1droff,
fu{t nerleseno.
Sic beaeigen mir a~llaupiel 5hetl=
nahme, Barouefe."
sic marb fehr blaB. bod glel9 oa=
rauf fdoB bas Blut in ihr GeiIdt auz
rid.
SD faIle S1nen ldifis uno wirbe
sssbueu bod nleine @eleai4aft auf=
brdnsen, nenn Gie r,eiuer 8itte niat
nabseben."
nit fursem Stud bate Ct fi9 pou
ben 8ersen absefehrt, benen 1ein Bid
sueeipanDt mar.
nselbfperfGnbli9 meroe ib bon
meiner Sour abfteben. tpenu sic midi
10 - nberreht1. 9aronefe Sari
id sic mad 2amaIta aurid beslet<
tene"
5e nidte nur, trat ttefseientten
glides ON feline Settle, unb belize be-
san,1en fdipeigeno ole Strabe tDieber
binau au fdreiten, Bis es letie tp'e
EN- !9au9 au 9artmut b~eribertiang:
SD banfe = oante SSbueu!"
,8aroneHe" - er fanb tein anoeres
Mprt, aber CT hattie nit elmer rafden
9epegung ihre 9anb on feline 2ippen
eeaoeeu.
Da fdlug ie lansiam ben Bid
spieber au ibu auf. un0 Ct 1ab eS tn
ibrea Mugen feudt gldnaen. st bat
te elm ieltiau, atpiefpdltises Sefubl
bon Grsriffenbeit unb peinlid9em un<
behager empfunben. Wfehr dls e
{eIbf es mubte, bate Is ibn setrofz
fen. mas Maoeleine linn perratben
bate, uno er empfanb. oaB er thr
nolle @brlidteit nber ieiue eigensn
@efible 1hulbig lei. 9o9 pie es
ibr fagen, obne fie an5u1e9r gu Derz
lessn, au be}ddmen2
5o bate er f9peigeuo %gegrIbelt;
ieBt aber tamen ihm ungeiu9t uno
berslid bic Worte:
SD bin ia gar niht tDertht Baroz
neiie, oaB sic mir 1pDiel marine
Greunbfaaft f9enten. Sd bin i'm
etsenen 10 gang perftr1dt, Dab NH
uiht Raum bleibt, bas redt gu Mir
biaen, mas mir lpnft bod gelten tDir<
oe. Oas Shidfal 6dt mid bart
anaefabt; IN glei1er Stunbe, In Der
etn i9Deres gerhd1gl1IB m1cp tro1.
1T mir aud dlles sertrimu1ert, mas
tn mir als metnes 2ebel1s Glud er<
trdumt bate. Sd. meiB nidt, Oh
sic mid gang perftehe'1, Oh sic d1z
Hen, niHen
SD glanbe @ie gu perfteben,1
fagte Maoeleine letfe, todero- $50
iueiB, oab @9meres @le betrof1e1
bat = bod n1eineu sic iDtrtlia9, ndB
sic Is ME iberpin6en unb - reues
gIid finben uerbena1
.aein Slid, bas 2iebe AeiBt- SD
BIN surn ginileoler getporben IN met
mem 6eraen unb perbe ME Elm anoeres
gilb in mir trasen, als oas cine letoz
n%erffdrte."
.@r bot es fef rno r11h1s gefag1,
nit Der Observation-Disclosures etgenen
glaabens.
Ri4ts IN Maoeletne Derrteth nas
fIe empfanb. 9as 9aupt se1ertt,
sins ie idpeigenb on 9artmnts
Settle babin. go tebrten tie map
Sa m 5nta es ..st. mo,.r.i,,e
-. psIa S1o ''"
19H oss saan n,s e.rr mro,c,h :
go Sa .D .'ss. ~ 80 ;hrs @t;n,<
Ss1 0eI'9' ~a' 1ap's ~" '4'
q. :sp.u o;n.,.r nron.n +rat
SH 19sem 5la'h.sI Oe esya, =.
NIT beiben !6dnben melt offen belt.
Die umrife Der Serge paren per=
5hmunbeu. iiber Die @rat1piB berab
hnffeu fh tief bic Encouragement
Wolfenmaf5en geierrtt, aus oenen 5u=
Ser @turm mar losgebrpden.
nH- - Air fhf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
(GOrtfebung foIgtl

srau DDftor. iDt,1n eins
id beute rlenr,t, ID ipeiB man ni4t:
bdt Re 1ren Dottor geu1ddt obtR
hdt ne i'm bIob getriest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-12
1s.aapiteI.

e. HuptIeI
Deib unb fill lag bas @dlob
66Ifenlein I'm Minter{9ree gesettet,
uno nit tpeibem, reglofem @efid5t
lehnte @rGfin glementi1e an einem
Der Jenfter unb blidte binaus in DIE
fdtDeigeube Ginfamfeit. sic battle
allein fem molten nit fh, UNI bds
llngluubIid5e az fufen. um Td Iber
6ie lllruuft0bIi9e, npllenbete 9hdtfa>
he fIar au tperoen. nnb nun
ME lange ldnb Re f9on bier, nieoer
un6 ipieber Dor iid binmurmelnb mil
~aitternoen 2ippen uno pobenbem
!9irn.
.Ma6eleint berbeiratbet - 9aro@
nefe bon JaIteH unb 9artmut 8ra<
pdnb."
Mit beioen 9dnben fubr fe mad
i1rer @tirn.
Wabnfnn, es fonnte ia ni9t fein!
90 - Elm Rniftern in ibrer Sdfde
Bel Der rafden 8etDegung hires R1rs
pers, unb nieber erf9ienen fe Dor
lift, bic fhparaen fetlen 5drift5ige
auf tDetbem Ydpter.
gerbeiratbet NIT 9artmut Bras
panb.
9eute morgen mar Der Brief Was
beleines, aus Apm batirt, ~eingetrof>.
fena Sit tpeilte bort felt etpa bret
Munaten Bel %entfernten 8ernan6ten
Jalfen1der 2inte un6 bate aufful<
lenberpeiie fat aht BDden lang
ni9ts 'pon fih b0ren ldfen, 10 bob
man in 9Dlfen1tein bereits nit @pan<
nung auf Rubridt ~getDartet battle.
1Inb MIN beute Dies - biefe pabnz
FnnstDlle Mittbeilung: 8erbeiratbet
in Hom. Dime peitere Grfldrung,
8egrHnbung! gerbeiratbet nie cine
Mbenteuertn nit einem Mb~enteurer!
Gin Baden fdri11te BON Der @rdfFiu
Qippen, uno orobenb ballten fih bic
9dnoe. Ser s@9urfe Der! @r bate
es better Derfanben, fn9 Ben GDlb=
.fifd e%inaufungen, uls Elm anberer,
ben es beute pie Retter1dlag IN Dem
Wun1den uro 9offeH tietner 3utu11ft
-gefroffsI1 bette.
r.: OInn1en I'M ND1heelnap lgIII.
auf unb nieber, als 1dtfe e. etpas
inter ben JHiBen, bus e n~ieoerauiinz
gen, leoe111amPlen mule. 2s 5DII
mig Dtttere 1elpdn1halg, oer1on1a11
nOIoen unp pDsneIH Dl.n0 geDeleh
81 le1a, 70 la1eIlIp DlI'.o! sDs1 a m!s
9alIe 19n Jug Hna eIns sHllsIn1e A9.
na1'e lDHIu1en lgaeh DDA Dsll, lpas
~ wv ys ~, ~ s. 1919 n,sS.
Dn n.,14an sa 49, - r;;4t.In w, ma M.
49,: sanm aau g. 's W. :. ~
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

Angles ana triaucles" Is the couu-
t"rsi:n. Advances and examine the
yok" on the dress with long tight
sleeves and circular skirt. It's an
odd yoke. It's a goOd-loOking yoke.
1t trails off into unexpected and
snuEly fitting sleeves.
The blouse of the second dress IS
stitched TO the skirt in series OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
ny DIAlc Ilinca.

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-'Trerc was
something for each dramatic taste
IN tho new plays produced on Broad
way last week. There was. for In
stance. LISTENING In" for those who
stun have vi desire TO sec a sponL
play. There was Our Nell" for the
sophisticated To laugh at old-raSl-
toned mclodrama and for our coun-
Try cousins To review with memories
OF the days when such plays were
inc rule. There WAS TIA shionS for
Men Tor the completely sophiSji-
Gated. and later in the week there
was hope held out that one and pos
sible more new plays would steal
in aud take their place in the bread
line.
Listening In" Is n really creepy.
Sr""ky mei"drama Here We sec tho
"At"3laSm. as represented hv a sort
of suhdu"d purple ligh, floating on
'he wall take actual form and scat
Itself In chair and max" tn. IN
willing subject write and predict.
Her" we see all sorts Of funny
things happen. aud som. things thn-
ar" almost tragic. The new occu-
pant of the haunted housc-thcy sin
nav" haunted houses when needed for
plays falls under the spell or ono
long deceased. and from this de-
ceased person he receives strange
and uncanny messages. one pre-
diets a railroad accident and tho re-
cciNcr Of the mysterious warning
is able {" avert II by reporting il at
once. ono predicts death to some
one leaving the house before sun
down. Since tho name is strangely
dclctcd tn" young man insists that
- IN II 1t Il.
shall remain until after sunset
which affords comedy situations
other equally strange things hap
pen. and the audience. before the
end az the second act is ia II state
OF delightful fright Carlyle Moor.
who wrote IL makes two mistakes.
tho frs; is when h" seeks To explain
!; all away and TO declare thai /,
was #Il fdk". The second is whou
IN trying to explain il all away. ho
fails completely TO explain /; at all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
BON AIR

Special TO The Times Dispatch
hoN AIR. VA. Dec. lG-Mrs Lar
voy Taylor, of Chuia. and Mrs I"-
s"ph Sadlcr. of Forest HilI were the
w"ck-"nd guests Of their sisters. the
Misses Powers.
Clarence 6. Rhodes. of Union Point.
Ca. is spending some time with his
sunt, Mrs. Ivy.
Mr.. Crow, ~ 81. Louis. II SUDDEN, at
the Union Theological Seminary.
Richmond, was the guest on sunday
OF James W. Gordon. and address cd
The Mems Bible Class on sunday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs. f.. II. Ovcrby. Of pa-
ducah. Ky. are visiting their son.
clyde OVERLY.
Mrs. Barclay Taliafcrr". OF orange.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. VI.
Il. Rudd. during the past week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
VARIETY OFFERED NEW YORK
THEATER PATRONS LAST WEEK
Dramatic Tastes of All Satisfied in New Plays Produced
on Broadway Listening In Is Creepy,
Spooky Mclodrama.

i'ut Ernest Gcndinning acts Skill
fully. ana Minna GombelI looks we'll
and Harry Stubbs is amusing. ln
SOM" not so good actors. The ghost
Is cl"verly faxed by Georguo Majcr-
"ni' and new company called the
Milton Productions makes a credit
able production OF II ut the Bijou
rhoatcr
FASHIONS for Men, from tho
hungarian Of Fcrcnc Molnar-hc
who wrote "l.iliom" to mention. bu,
his best known PLAYS a comedy or
a drama or q fantasy or n satire as
YOU look at It. Til" central charac-
ter Is a Shopk "cpcr of uncertain age
1T is played hy -. l.. lInugic. hence
h" gives n" culi:; ht.umcnt on this
p"int-who. hccaus" Of his pr0vcrbiai
good nature. is led int" all sorts Of
difficulties. including tho loss Of his
wifi" !" a smart young clcris in his
establishment and tn" final loss Of
his business through bankruptcy.
though this last is overcome
Tn" comedy is skillfuliv trans.
lated and delightfully."- staged. Clark.
Silvcrnail "a the young clerk gives
tn" hcst-likcd performance. little
or. Is sh. lttlc?-Miss Helen Ga
haGan. over whom come Of the local
critics grew excited earlier In III.
season. gives an ordinary perform
an"c. But So skillful play cannot
he dull. no matter how badly acted
ii may be. and this was no, badly
actcd-in all Its parts.