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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
HOPELESS TANCLE
IN LOVE AFFAIRS

TIL: LOVE LEGEND. by Wood
ward Boyd. Charles SCribner'S Sons
such nuNclists as Charles Dickens
had the ability 10 carry whole
handful OF characters through a story
ana not intermiN them 1t Is g"n-
orally safer. however. for novice
in tn" writing game "a avoid this
pii'"i Miss Boyd undertakes in the
present story 10 tax" the four ais
tors .Nui,a. Sari. pizzy and Ward
through their several love affairs to
a logical conclusion The result H.
in my opinion. "A hopeless tauglc
After some hours struggle over the
various harmless adventures OF these
h"E"in"s. their r"manc"s seemed PALE.
and melancholy affairs and without
particular interest. The narrative.
is verh"S" and proliN. one recalls
t"cils innumcrablc attempts to get
and hold 4 job: also Sari's ia
N"rit" adjective. "cock-cycd" smitcs
tho "Ne on To" many pages, until the
reader hcriHs 10 anticipate. the term.
My inclination is to recommend the
writer I" turn hcr attention to the
fields ~ advertising or general pub
Lefty work. not to novel writing
!. G. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
.CASk|E'S 'NABALA' BALM
FOR TIRED REVIEWER
Tale of Carthage and Rome
Vivid Creation of
Young Writer.

NARAi.A. Ey Jaqu"lIn Amber cas-
kic j. L. Bell Co. Inc. publishers.
Having once started reading this
very beautiful romance Of ancient
C"r'hagn. 50 dcliEhtfully told. SO
thiilfnily handled. one Ia unable to
put IL down until finished.
Mr.. 'aSkic. "a Virginian-it seems
hardly necessary 10 thus state his
nativity Whom his Christian NAM.
is notcd-has dcn.d the ronvou,io,,,,,
Snp]cct matter Tor a novel. and .,r-
rl"d us back I" the glory of CAR
''ht". the splcndor az her ,riu,n,h-
AM 'rIr"m"S. her all-d"vonrinu God
haal-M"l"ch ~" has turned tn.
prov of his fancy and decided ~,
erary gift int" the raging ,orr.n,
"' the thiri Panic War, writing win
"'" a'ir intensity novel which has
"'u,h OF tn" appeal az Quo Wallis.
I'm TIA" first chapter tn" reader
's plunged into Ia" SETTLING mr.
moii of b"l"aruorcd Car,h,,.c -.
iiamilicar Harca. nephew OF tho pr..,
ii"nmIbai. head of tho Roman
party haranEuos tn" crowd. IashIrr
'h"n wiih hitinp iroury for thoIr
r"rhidN In surr"ud"r!nr their fn,r..
city to Roman rulc.
The plot il woven around Hnbccca.
- h""utifu. l"wosS daughter Of
ii"miii"ar Earca's slave rhvsIci,u
iH"ac' ana Nnbh!a. "a Wild flower Of
III" desert. Hannibal Harca. grand
son OF 'h" great Hannibal is no
loved 10y Nahala win m. pnss,,,,,',, 4.
"hah d"n OF her rae" TO All oth.r.
sh' IS adnnant, while. a puro rassio,-
'AlS'S between Hannibal and p.l,c,.
ca between which NaNus ,bo i,.,,-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
INDIGESTION IS
EASY TO STOP
NOWADAYS
Scores of People Come to the
Store and Tell Us OF Re-
lief After Trying This.
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY

So many people here in Richmond
have been promptly and easily re-
iicvcd Of various sorts Of minor In
digestion troubles that we quote
what one Of them says just to prove
To SNcPticS that IL is a very simple
matter these days. Read what w. a
Smith. III North Seventh Street.
says:
Il went down to Ira Slc's feeling
in miserable shape. My indigestion
Kept getting worse and had tried so
many different things | was discour-
aged. was restless nights and
couldn't sleep. What ate didn't
seem To give me any strength II
Just choked me and made me short
Of breath and all bloatcd up. Well.
as said before, took a bottle Of
HyDo- Cod home from the drug store
and that first bottle worked like
magic. | started sleeping sound and
Icstful. II didn't seem to matter how
late ate. my digestion was good
again and slept fine. I kept right
on and took another bottle and can
sleep all nieht-have no symptoms
OF Indigestion at all now. and I be-
San getting so much good out OF my
food that ] picked UP ten pounds in
weight. You are welcome to use my
name in the ads. and hope it reaches
some other sufferer" continued Mr..
Smith.
Hundreds OF local folks tell the
same story, and IL IL Will do such
splendid things for them-why not
for you. too? Hypo Cod isn't pat
ent medicine. and is simply more
modern. more powerful, winc-likc
tonic that is powerful enough to do
its work days and weeks sooner than
weaker. old-fashinncd remedies. and
at the same time agrees with the
weak. upset stomach. IT is real
economy to use it. and druggists now
sell II for dollar II bottle, since price
was recently reduced by manufac-
turcr. Notc: We gladly prepay
bottle OF genuine Iiypo- Cod any
where on receipt Of price. dollar bot
tlc-TraGlc'a Drug Store, Richmond
Na.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
SONGS OF HOME. AND
OTHERS" PRAISED

SONGS OF HOME AND OTHERS
Ky Martha 5. Baker. Tho Cornhin
Publishing Company
\ collection OF some scvcn,y-nv.
poems reminiscent Of HON. and as.
ISOLATION dear TO tho author. Al
though they breath no special mas
sage they arc above the average
N"rs" with which tho market is
Hooded today. In Justice Ia Mis-,
hak"r IL should bc said that she docs
not claim artistic merit for them.
which makes them all the NOR. in
'crcsiing to pcrusc. This poet has.
"" think. better claim to bo heard
man som" whose verses have been
handed US for review. aud So ono
cannot lot pass this s"nncr. whose
songs Of h"roism strikes a clear. un-
mi'akahle note. II bears the cap
zion:
LUKE o:24.
God gave m" life, a valued gift. my
thanks
]" Him are due; a space to serve. to
lift.
I" struEsl" up. to check the down
ward drift,
No coward but soldier In tho ranks:
;" would stand before my King
erect
Ana unahashed nor feel within my
LIS cohn"mnation Ministry the goal
To all In need. no race exempt or
sect.
The pattern. Jesus. Son Of God. who
gave
himself and giving taught to us the
way
VINO spendeth life for His dear sake
lives on
i'Iest paradox He taught the world
To save.
n" marty-hand this holy law obey.
ihey climb the rugged heights
where He has gone
6. W. j., Pr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
OLD FRIENDS APPEAR
IN POEM COLLEC'
Critic Finds Much to Int
Him in New Vol
lllllt..

POEMS OF AMERICAN PATTI
ISM Chosen by Brnndcr Matt
Charles ScrIbner's Sons.
MI Of tho old friends arc !,
barbara rric'chir." Paul re
Ride" MOLLY Mcguire at Monml
aud a host of others Al Of IN.
American poets ar" represented
lis OF siXty.uiuc selections ma,
Mir Matthew's
copioualy ana attractivcly
tratcd hy y. c. Wyrth. with
teen full-rhgc drawings or pau
In color. this Is vo'um" TO d,
the heart ~ amy small hos or
Seven by nine Inches .n size. p,
In large type. with a pretty
II w!ll max" It most accep;abl,
10 *uin" young friend.
/, appears that a collection
first mad" ia 1882. by The sam
ih"ri'v and after -woscorc yea
was decided TO reissue tn" work
additions. All ot our uu,iona
international wars havc their u
tn" !ast iuscrtiou Doing Tho
known soldier" by Angela VI,
read by tn" author ov"r tho e
OF thc unknown soldier at the q
memorial exercises held In \,
hcr. lg2l.
Each "f tho poems has Its
h"adnptc. giving "A hr!cf dcscr
~ ~ origin or lis hppl!cabHl
~" present purposc. The cnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
BOOK PENNED FOR YOUTH
MAKES ITS APPEARANCE
Hugh Lettings Latest Publica-
ton Also Appeals to Grown
People.

TIE VOYAGES OF DOCTOR DO
LITTLE. ny Hugh Lof,ine. author
90 'Th" Story OF Doctor Doli,,ic."
Sew York. Frcderick y. stokes
Conirany
DESTINED primarily for youthful
readers. this book viii prove a pleas
ing companion for the tired and lad
"a Frown-up, who seeks mental re.
c"eat!ou Before the reader gets t,r
.h'p the narrative, he viii find him
S".i wrapped up 50 tightly that ne
wa. have trouble in tearing hfmsnlf
away from TN" story Mr. LouInr
e'al "aics his biography Of Dr. DO
Il''e 20 the children In years ana
u" children N heart" ana If surb
'h..dr'n do not prunt by the reading
iA'u there Us little nope Of ever max
ing 10 worth while w!t-, them The
f.'rE Is iu'niiably fascinating some
g! inc most delightful nonsense in
Z" S..r" o.: years I: may be saf. to
say Una, Or bnilul. VIII be looked
-''a as classic Tho book j. uuiqu.
10. Us ;ype. and wlil carry churi.l.
"'.rE .hrrklc Hs the child ia near,
l''as'+ us pages and ); vii! hrIp
'"H'-np the imaginative instinct or
fas Cn1d u years
AH-H L"ttns WAS born I'm Maiden
bead Euglnnd. II s carly ch.ldhrod
sh"ni - h"me WIN his parents
."@ "ro'h'r and sister To tho LAT
gre '"id STORIES nut not always
'' Interested listeners lie wen, 40
g resu, scrooI in rarhv.rira
nr was and from tina, Tina l.. ,,.r,
snort r"ripa ar home As q
''N ]nf'noys - uuoNuu.ed lands.
.-'t+ llhaEInt'N travels N.lu ont fE.tr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
CONTENTS OF BOOK
NOTHING BUT NONSENSE

IL WINTER pON'T. Rv Barry
f"in Frederick \ stokes 60.
This Is a parody Of Hutchinson
popular work. IL Winter cor"s" II
.!v"s >k"tchy narrative in eighty
".Shi pages. parallel in som" respects
." tn" original Stur,. hut with no
rr"'"us" "f anything except non.
sense.
IT," pun is not highly cst""wod as
i"rm OF wii. neither should Ia"
'h" parody. II Is variety OF anusc-
mont. however, which has its follow
'rs Many of our great uocins have
htd their pnr"dics; songs too. They
may add something IL the g.icty at
nations. but ar" usually Of shor, du-
ration aud OF doubtful value. cxcep,
Tor temporary time KILLER
III winter DON'T IL In it's four
hundred milltonth printing. Russian
rHbIe style. according 70 it's pub
Ishers note on the cover. ]. o. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
APPLY SULPHUR TO
. HEAL Up YOUR SKIN
br"ken Ont skin and Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night.

For unsiEhtly skin eruptions. rash
or hlotchcs on face. neck, arms or
body you do not have 10 wait for re-
li"f from torture or embarrassment
declares noted skin specialist. An
ply little Mcntho Sulphur and i'm
provemcnt shows next day.
because OF It's germ DESTROYING
properties. nothing has ever been
round 1" take the place Of this sui
hhur preparation. The moment YOU
apply 1t healing begins. only those
Wh" nave had unSightly skin trou-
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!h"-S"'phur brings. Even fiery. itch :
inG eczema IL dried right IN.
Get a small Jar from any GOOD
druggist and use IL like cold cream
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
NDS SOMETHING "DLFFERENT'' I'M TALES FOR KHDDZEl

indebted To Mrs. J. II. Sanders. great
niece OF the au,horess. Jane Aus
ten left all she possessed To her sis
ter. casSnndra. who i'm turn willed
what iS her" published Ia her broth
or. Admiral Sir Francis Austen. From
him they descended 10 his daughter.
Fa"'ny. To in turn be left To her
brother. Edward. the father Of Mrs
SundcrS
ThcS" echoes Of Jane Austen'S
youth viii prove. VIC think. one of
the most important contributions to
literature that have come from the
press In years g. W. j.. JR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
STUDIES IN CHINESE
DRAMA DELIGHTFUL
Writer Gives Clear Insight
Into Stage World of
the East.

STUDIES ~ THE CHINESE
DRAMA by Kate Russ The -Four
seas Company. publishers. Boston.
This volume, beautifully designed
and revealing every evidence of
high literary taien,. Will m dis
iinct place win the devo,oes of the
drama.
Tn" work Is designed TO better ac.
1uain, IN" Occidental with the mvs-
'"rics and real dramatic Iu,cn, 81 IN.
Chinese drama. As Miss Russ clear
~ shows. We must study this inter.
Nting srir II tho Oriental from a
spiritual historical and riviI hack
ground, "nS"ndcrcd by many ccn,u-
rios OF clriliaauon.
In most delightful style. tho
writer traces tn" origin Of Chinese
"faina' 'Npes II ,lays and gives many
pen sketches Of those promIncn, in
h" 'hoat"r III" Of the walled re.
public
significant charm Of Miss nnss'
whiting Is that sh" considers tho
literary side ~ zach play and de-
srrih"s !u detail d"coratious cos
tunes and the symbols designs
"hlrh dominate the Oriental MAY
mouse OF today She has allied har
study win many TN" Illustrations
reproductions ~ paintings. rhoto.
graphs ana drawings ~ th.a,cr dc.
N.Ens. not n"Gl"ciing single itom
winch might cnlirht"n the foreigner
a. -" 20" rdrp"S" ~ tile PLAYS Wu,ir
viewed 80 their original setting.
ne BOOK IS published ia Il limi,"a
e b. I4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
STUDENTS EDITION
OF DON QUIJOTE OUT

CERNANTES' Dos orIJoTE. BY
DaCruH & kuhn" Allyn Il Bacon.
New York and Chicago
The aim OF the authors In present
Ing this abridged edition OF the Don
ouiJ"u" has been 10 place in the
hands OF high school and college
students In convenient form and
suii"hl" size this great masterpiece
"f world Literature"
MI IN" intcrpolatcd stories often
III 'Sscg tial 10 tho plot have been
discarded entirely aud considerable
omissions IN the original tex; have
"""n made whenever long, and a,
times tcdious digr"sSiuns occur. AS
ms edition Is intended for begin
h"rS ia" t"At has been mad" 10 con-
form In spelling. and In the use of
the accent. To the modern rules of
tn" Spanish Academy W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

'"iv"d thos" mat"hlcss poem outlines
intended that they should lie used to
prove that the modern Jazz clap
trap "f free verse was poetry. I'm
aGiuition is not SO elastic as 10 con
Juf" 'his master OF rythm. meter.
vcrSi ton. this symphonist of
american poetry defending this Sc
dncti"n of his beloved art
From this distas,cful chapter II -
Guil" r'itct to glide into The placid
waters of the theme study ~ poetry.
treated with great care. :ni perhaps
tn" most valuable sections Of tE"
work. barring an cNtcuSiy. cri,iquc
on contemporary poets. with whjcn
IN" book iS concluded.
As whole. AN Introduction to
Poetry is charming. wcli-cun-
'"iN"d book "f m"i" than psssius
literary value. COLLABORATION has
again demonstrated its usefulness IN
broadening the field 81 research ana
ritaliHinS the text as = whole.
-. W. j.. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

Madam. this truth may give you the
"creeps.' Shuddrr IA you Will. this
fact stare8 you IN the face! You can
not "."n II. II you face the fact
you can add glorious strength L. Your
weakened body. You eau add swcrirr
ysLrs TO your life. and bring back
some of tho glorious charm Of your
Eirlhood days. But II you refuse to
believe II, then no power on earth
can help you! when you are c1-
hausted. when you feel Ike Hopping
down on every seat you come to-
that very thing you feel Is nothing
hut early old age. Exhaustion and
old age arc practically the same
thing. Roth mean wearing ont -
The number Of years you have spcnt
on earth has nothing to do with the
way you feel! Remember this. the
humber or blood-cclls you have con.
iroia your nerves. your vitality. your
health and strength! 1t is nil YOU
nave! The answer then is. build up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
OUCH! MY BACK! RUB.
LUMBACO PAIN AWAY

81. Jacobs oil stops any pain. so
WIZ" your BACK ~ sore and lame, or
'""'"'Eo' S'l"'lca or rheumatism has
70" S'ihched ny. don't suffer. Get a
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DON'T stay crippled! This soothing.
penetrating oil needs 10 he used only
"h'r u takes the pain right out and
mus inc misery. II Is magical vet
absolutely harmless. ana doesn't burn
the skin.
No'h'hS else stops lumbago. sciat-
'ca' backache or rheumatism so
| Adv.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

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at the list at all
Dear Slrs
My 'harNH' VINO is years ola
is rascal. want 'ook Of stories
about real itt" boy that VIII help
him to he good My Robert who is
g years old. IS good as gold. But
ne thinks these hedt'm"-St"ry ami
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OF real animals TO balance them My
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

Clinton ~. Gilbert has finally
emerged from his ob-ruri,s as .NI.
thor 81 Remind tho Mirrors'" M.
publishers nav" announced mat his
anonymity is NOW a. an end. Mr
Gilbert Aas for the past few y.ais
beg Washington corretpoudent for
hCPh.lace!ph!a PUBLIC Ledker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
BulnSteadsWOrmSVrup

TO children nm angel Of mercy" Whore
objections arc followed. 1T NEVER
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Evening star., 1922-09-22
DENIES HERHuSBAND
WASW|TH mrs. ..I|ERNAN
Mrs. Poulin on Stand in Sensa.
tional Paternity Case in
Indiana.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. September 22'
Mrs. Mae Poulin. wife Of Harry Pou-
lin. who is accused by Mrs. Augusta
Tiernan with the paternity of her
ten-month. .old child. is expected to
resume the stand when hearings In
the case are taken up here today. Mrs.
Poulin, testifyinS In behalf OF her
husband. was undergoing cross-ex-
animation by Prosecutor Floyd Jel-
lison when court was adjourned yes
terday.
Taking the stand Immediately after
the state closed its case, Mrs. Poulin
disputed practically in its entirety
previous testimony given by Mrs
Tiernan regarding the alleged rela-
tions between the latter and Mr.. Pou-
lin. The witness testified that on all
Of the occasions. with the exception OF
Evening star., 1922-09-22
HEADS LUTHER LEAGUE.

YORK, Pa, September 22.-P. Wal
elected president Of the Luther League
Of America at its blsnnial convention
yesterday. Other officers chosen in.
cludsd Q. c. Rhode. Toledo, Ohio. and
e. r. Linebarser. Dallas, N. c.. yics
general secretary. Mrs. 4. e. Petersen,
Chicago, recording secretary, and o. G.
Dittnan, Jersey City, N. j., treasurer.
The next convention. In 1874, probably
N;H bA hAld In 0uaha, N>h.. the chojcl
Ehayine seesH lsle y tie 1xseatiss 0eaas
mittee. I. .s5ss ~
Evening star., 1922-09-22
FAIL TO FIND TRACE
OF 47TH NINE VICTIM
Weary Rescue Workers, However,
Continue Search In Arso-'
naut Shaft.

JACKSON. Calf. September e.
Rescue workers were yesterday un-
able to find any trace Of the body OF
William Fessel, the only one Of the
forty1ssven Argonaut mine victims
whose body remains in the mine. II
Fessel wandered into the Muldoon
shaft. oficials. stated, there was no
hope for his rescue. as 1t was filed
with gas weeks following the dis
aSter.
weary, but responded readily to the
call for volunteers to search for Fes.
sci. They declared they would con-
tinue until Fessers body was found.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
DE VALERA REPORT DENIED.
Rebel Leaders Not in Dublin Seeek.
ing Peace.

DUBLIN. September 22.-The pub
licity department Of the republican
party omces IN Dublin declared toasy
to the effect that Eamonn De Valera
was In Dublin with the object Of
negotiating with the Irish provisional
government was q fabrication. This
denial is borne out by information
from Free State quarters.
George Gavan Duffy, who recently
resigned from the Free State govern
ment, said yesterday in speech in
parliament that he stood by his sigma
ture to the treaty and supported the
draft Of the constitution In SO far a.
1t did not exceed the concessions that
they honorably bound themselves to
make under the treaty.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

one. which Mrs. Tiernan claimed the
defendant was in her company. Mr..
Poulin. had accompanied her (Mrs.
Poulin) to cnurcn. On that occasion,
the witness saidA Mr.. Poulin was, i'll
anG had remained at home. The Wit
ness added that contrary to Mrs. Tier
mans testimony. the latter had told
her that there had been no break in
the matrimonial happiness between
Prof. Tiernan and herself.
Yesterdays session. like those pre-
ceding 1t. was marked by many heat