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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-11
Passing of Gallery Gods
From the Anniston Star.

From the Anniston Star.
 Lee Shubert, prominent snowman, predicts that in few years there will not be any "pea- nut galleries" left in New York theatres, except in grand opera houses.
 The passing of this famous institution, the gallery, has become noticeable tendency in the architecture of new theatres.
 And, with it's passing, another phase of glamour goes out of life. For what modern thrill equals the Saturday night stampede into the gallery, years ago, to see such favorites as Primrose and West Minstrels,' Eight Bells" Lotta, Mrs. Leslie Carter, "The Black Crook or Richard Mansfield in Or Jekyll and Mr. Hydep?
 Most spectacular of the old-time extrava- ganzas was Kiralfy's Excelsior" which toured the country in 1884 with $50 people in the company. The gallery never forgot it.
 The old-time gallery in the large cities WAS symbol of democracy. Elsewhere in the the are spectator felt uncomfortably out of place unless he had on his Sunday clothes and starched collar as high as spite fence
 But in the gallery, even overas were good with loaded cane and made doubly ferocious by walrus mustache, kept order.
 ''Hats off, boys."
 Then the peanut munchers stamped their feet and whistled like a hurricane, as footlights went on and house lights went off and the cur tain rose on the first act.
 The gallery with it's vehement disapproval of bad acting and delays in shifting scenery with it's caustic cat-calls that said more than a dramatic critic could get in column, was the terror of actors. They dreaded 1t be- cause the gallery was the supreme court of public opinion. The performer who couldn't please the gallery soon had to quit the pro- fession. Hence the expression, Playing to the gallery"
 Big changes, such as the passing of the gall lery, are dim reflections of sweeping and fun damental establishments in the actions and con- ditions of the public.
 Some students of mob tendencies think the gallery is disappearing because the gallery gods' now go to the movies This is only part ly true, for the gallery collectively has keen
  recognizing and apprecating "fine action' All this was ons a plane that only the Legitimate" stage can satisfy
 More probable is the theory that money Is more plentiful among the people than years ago. and that the element that used to find it difficult to raise two-bits for gallery admis- sion now parks it's car and sits through the show with the elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-11
A MORNING PRAYER

When I think on my weakness and de- .pair, O Lord, then help me to remember that when l make it thine, it is strength. Amen.-M. S. 5.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
FOE sAIE-HoUsEs.
FOR sALE-HousEs.

SV0 0aAAss-nVVoA0' FUh SALE-HOUSES.
UNEQUALED VALUE
PARK ROAD, WEST OF 16tf-S12 500; TERMS
N NNo-
R. 1. AVE. 18th AND 18th N.W-sl5Ooo; Terms
higbca
-' ~N|'N
R. l. AVE. AND 1st NE.-s9,5OO; EASY TERMS
100
O " WV" '-@N"I
STUDIO HOME, 10Th AND S SITS. N.W-$8OOO; TERMS.
" e NN' "'. !"
MORRISON ST, CHEVY CHASE D. C-s22 500: TERMS
Beautiful
NEAR EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL-S13z5O: TERMS
hdeya
within churh ~ ~
JUST OFF CONN AVE NW.-Slo,5OO; TERMS
" s pfehe front and rear su'an
10th ST HIGHLANDS-$13,5OO EASY TERMS
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BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK-s15,5oo; $500 CASH
% @ ae ep s zone SPACIOUS eSwsF oa
WILLIAM K HARTUNG,
WASHINGTON
llOS 10th ST. NV Phone Exchange Main 32.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

PARK VlEW-$7,25o SAOLo ADDll ~ :.U,.
es:s as ~ II, ..s: : s::
and ss1oel o
% @ s .ss isits a 5 o:s1
TAKOMA PARK-S1oo5a -o, AMI MoNpor sTs
s%, main line nc d d.ah 1 on o.Y io.lYs: ST. 5000. -
:s 'e.e Pss .s assss1: sSf .sa IN az % s
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BEAUTIFUL DAHLGREN
NORTHEASTERN TERRACE-S7,5oo
$ = s s: { 3: ::; g.: g.; ; ::
ON MADISON ST, BETWEEN 9th AND 9th.
$835o-$1ooo Cash-$5 a Month 80,
Brandnew colonial brick residence containing rooms tile
Pullman table kitchen and other attractive
features Strictly modern throughout Large lot aordg ample
lgarage space.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
14oo New York Ave- Phone Main 1000
WALTER A. BROWN.
BIG SACRIFICE. ..-..
s: : = ::s ;s: :: :s ' 81 ~ $ =
pied BY % owner sn IAN .sa % .ss eosa s Price sse electric lights Garage 0
|CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
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NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST.
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WALTER A. BROWN, ~-~-
400 H St. NV Main 1858
Evening star., 1922-08-10
14th ST. HEIGHTS.
CLEVELAND PARK.


two
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
71, 18th St NV Main 2345
Evening star., 1922-08-10

Seven-room and bath house, brick; latfobe
heat and gas: $3.50 cash, $45 Per month, in
~ GRANVILLE O. BRADFORD.
425 Bond Bldg. Main 559S. 18s
g.. @. AVE, NEAR 11th ST. s.D-sIX
rooms, bath. h.-w.h., cleo. hardwood doors,
cement porch: 81 500. Terms to suit. LAND
WEIR, sos Fendall bldg. Main l45e. II.
NEARLY NEW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
facing Soldiers Home grounds; h.-w. heat;
ami; screens; sleeping porch; wide. paved
alley; 81 900 cash. balance monthly. Address
Boz l-H. Star once. IL
a.m.is 8 mouths old; soed buy; easy terms.
Address Box ls-H, Star once. ~
5s25 14th STD R60MS AND BATH: RE
.modeled for business purposes; priced for
quick sale. Adams 14O6,
Evening star., 1922-08-10
MT. PLEASANT.

The hest section Of Mt. Pleasant. A COM
paratiyeiy new home. built by Kennedy Bros.
which assures the best in construction There
are 8 good size rooms, large tile baths. In
closed sleeping porch: oak floors throughout;
electric lights. h.-w.h.. and every modern con-
yepience Also has built-in garage.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
3, J, THuKsDAY, AUGUST 10, 1922
FOR sALE-H0UsEa
COntinusl

8VGb 0k4AS-0VV
COntfnuoA
SHANNON
7I3 I4th St. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$I2,5oo.
A beautiful Groom and 2.bath brick house
on Meridian Hill. in Al condition. House is
wonderfully located, near 10th 1t. bus line.
18th st. cars stores and churches. The house
10 entirely modern and up-to-date. 1t is Gn
excellent buy and immediate possession will
be given.
14th ST. HEIGHTS.
$II,5oo.
Home. in excellent condition, in the beauti-
ful heights. having rooms and bath a bed
rooms). sa.age, fsont and double sSs. back
and trim and ho.:watsr heat. The home has
screens and shades throughout. II you are
looking for 4 home, don't fail to give this
home an inspection before buying.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

Eight-room home northeast,
within three squares Of Capitol: bedrooms:
stories: large front and yard few doors
OF East Capitol. Price, 81 600 on easy terms.
Attractive l0-room and 2-bath
home in Cleveland Park. within one-half
square Of Connecticut ave: newly decorated
throughout. Garage. One of the best built
and incest arranged homes in this section.
Price. sI6.5O0. Open for inspection daily from
Z to pm.
Mount Pleasant; west of 10th
st: splendid 7-room home. nicely finished
throughout: hardwood floors; large sleeping
porches; reasonably priced.
Very rare opportunity to get
a 5-room bungalow in beautiful northwest
section, 25 minutes from center Of city:
typical California style: the design unusually
attractive; the plan product Of very Thought
full planning. Price, $3.50. Don't overlook
this opportunity.
Very unusual buy; six-room
colonial house in beautiful; northwest location:
ho:-water hent; hardwood floor; double
porches, electric lights; garage; lot 127 feet
deep TO 2Ofoot alley.
CACEP
Evening star., 1922-08-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

LARGE BUNGALOW. r.. CELLAR. ATTIC
porch, cleo. water, sewer, fur. range; oo,fs oofn,
lots, close G ct. cars, Hyattsvtlle. "a, 6O; w,
Evening star., 1922-08-10

Between 18th and 10th sts.,
north Of Columbia road. Groom and bath bay
window brick. Cellar under entire house.
Splendid beating plant. Owner will sell for
$3.50 on very easy terms This IS an unusual
opportunity to locate in a good section.
Six-room and bath house;
cellar under entire house; facing Pa. ave.
best section Of southeast. $500: $500 cash.
balance $55 per month. including all interest
and principal.
Downtown Groom and bath
semi-detached brick house. south of You St,
west Of 18th. A very rare opportunity to buy
q reasonable priced home. Price, $3.50; $3.50
cash, balance monthly.
2-family fat Il square from
18th and Columbia road. oae of the best resi-
Dental sections. Each apt. has rooms and
bath and separate heating plant. Owner has
reduced price to below $4,000 for immediate
sale.
Six-room house, best section
southeast. overlooking Pa. ave; furnace heat:
side light. Price. s4.5O0. Can be bought on
$500 cash and SIS per month.
CHAS. D
o28 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
ConttnusA.

CODttnUoA.
& LUCHS;
Main 2345.
14th ST. HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
Six-room and bath row brick house. In z
most convenient neighborhood that could. II
purchaser wished. bs turned into . business
property. Has all modern improyement:, such
as hot water heat and electricity and gas.
The house has garage.
10Th ST. HEIGHTS.
$I8,5oo.
A large seven-room and bath three bed
rooms and sun porch) brick detached house
ON 4 very nne street in the beautiful heights.
Electricity and gas; hardwood floors and trim !:
atesm heat and front and double back pofches:
House has 4 garage and Is really very sood
buy.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

WEST OF 10th ST.
A real bargain; don't delay F.;
near Capital Traction cars. Six
room and bath brick; front and
rear porches; room for garage.
The price is $3.50. No more
than you would pay for the
same house in the extreme east
ern section of the city. Act
quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
John T. Meany, Pres.
12A2 N. Y. Ave. Phone M. 2424.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

PARK VIEW-$,25o.
Modern brick home, on Rock Greek
Church I'd: 8 rooms, bath: modern heat
ing plant: electric lights; front porch;
deep lot to alley: ample room for
garage. House 10 In good condition.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
WANTED-LOTS.

WOODBRIDGE OR VICINITY: STATE
price and terms. Address Box LII. -. ssai
Evening star., 1922-08-10
MT. PLEASANT.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
17ah n St NV Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1884 H St. NV. Phone Main 1923
I cont
oak kpaned ind
% . ,Ss aa % s 1p,.sa Sasa for sale % you
Evening star., 1922-08-10

STONE & FAIRFAX,
.., N. vorl- Ave ~ Phone Main 2424.
buy before
this property
couxs wanting gy by rooms
NEAR p0r rooms and BATH double
best
A ciTf-Mt 4'"' rooms anu "' ~
hst,eI
sand
.-nv oms, his
p.n. car line front and ph No
bete
Don't Buy Before Consulting This Office You Will Save Money
-. -. STONE & FAIRFAX,
l. ~, Nav, york Ave ~ Phone Main 2424
Evening star., 1922-08-10
CHEVY CHASE, D. {.

CHEN CHASE, d. Z.
In first block west OF Conn. ave-: size. oo1
a. The only lot in this subdivision that can
be bought When you want 'em where they
amt, call Mr.. Boyd, Col. sl9. Lots and
houses all over Chevy Chase.
ROBT. f. MITCHELL CO.,
14O0 Irving NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
CHEVY CHASE.

PRICE. $y5UO.
An excellent new house value. Fully de-
tached and contains rooms "A bedrooms),
tile bath with built-in tub: large front porch:
oak floors throughout hrst and second foors;
instantaneous hot-water heater; electric
lights, h.-w.h. Attractive terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

In the vicinity Of Dupont Circle. Well con
structed brick dwelling; rooms, complete
baths; electric lights: excellent heating plant
In good condition. There is also a garage
Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

BUSINESS PROPERTY-1Sth STREET
above You ST; concrete bldg; one story
oSy105 IT. to alley. Will exchange for De
sirable house in first commercial or smaief
DuSiHfTs TSIoS P,Sp'REA REALTY CORPORATION.
<t,;a stIS 14lO G NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

ORR SPECIAL.
A desirable. well located home IN the north
a large bedrooms), bath: excellent heating
plant, beautiful electric fixtures. awnings and
screens. Long back yard to alley: room Ior
double garage. Price and terms right.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC,
Main xaS 7O4 18th NV.
FOR SALE-A HOME BARGAIN. 1349 +
street ne. 81, $50. Six rooms and bath. yard
and alley See J. A. HAYDEN. 14lo G st.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

PRICE, $lJ,UUO.
Desirably located on 18th st. Attractive
brick home that is in perfect condition
throughout 1t has nine unusually large
rooms. two complete baths, electric lights,
h.-w. h.. oak hoors. front and two rear porches:
Third door now rents for $50 month and
tenant will remain II desired. Ample room
for garage. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
TAKOMA PARK-SIo,oso.

One block and q half from enI Of
main line 14th St cars: on lot 40x12C.
shaded by four majestic oaks; hollow-t!. :
and stucco house. containing rooms
h:-w.h.. electric lights: real open fire.
place In living room running full width
Of house; sun parlur opening from dining
room: spacious inclosed-in sleeping
porch; garage 10 match house. Cold
storage and coal bins In cellar. This Is
positively the best value offered in
Takoma Park in four years. Attractive
terms.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

WE'VE A SPLENDID HOME FOR YOU.
CHEVY CHASE CLEVELAND PARK.
S.: ;;: e: ;:::s $: :sS; s e Is
p17NcA1ow NEAR ST. ALBANS,
o., - ~. ~. sot-.,.. ,.,. ,ns, CATHEDRAL.
s:: 81 t. s: s; :s II: Il:
VALUE!
this Chevy Chase home two baths open hrepace
howater heat chimney
Lot 8ox12o trees flowers hedges feet from Con-
nectcut Priced right Extraordinary easy terms
WE ARE SUBURBAN SPECIALISTS.
If You Want Quick Action, List Your Property With U.s.
MORGAN E MORGAN & CO.
1Aoz New York Ave Franklin 1920.
Evening and Sunday Franklin 1851
18th AND GIRARD SITS.
Located embassies, in exclusive section brick con-
structed with tiled ROOFS concrete front poches double
porches butn garage breakfast and sleeping Porches
floors; attractive electric fixtures Price, S2o
PARK VIEW. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
two sa a: n ansS r % % | % @
electricity and pses eSt sge harro rs %
; : % Throughout; s s;a: rsst ':ss @
and month sS'S @e"0"'
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
truly beautiful eight and BATH completely
detached large lot; screened-n porehe s
nlant electric lights Price, $4,000 Convenient
Mt p1EAsANT 18th ST.
sopS, ,s: home les. than h year, ears " DID, and @
e.: e. 81 il: IS i; s$ :' 3ss' ;;; e.
McKEEvER & GOss,
'4i9 Hyi nsanrns OF ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1922-08-10
BARGAIN.

es garage SIZES. only $50 per site. with
Eft paved alleys all four sides An IN
yestment of sJ.14O will yield 81 232n per year. ear
Can you beat it: Owner. J. FRANK TlLLEh,
Apt 4O6, The Alabama. North $500.
Evening star., 1922-08-10
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
nDYrr

An unusually attractive semi-detaehed brick
home, having 4 good size bedrooms, COM
plete baths: concrete front and rear porches;
built-in refrigerator; open fireplace; awnings;
white enamel finish throughout. The house
ern improvements and convenienees. Large
side and rear yards with room for garage.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

why Pay Rent When You Can
Buy Lots in Va. Highlands
for $500. SO down and IS month? Cement
sidewalks, running water. stHe4ts lighted.
Closest suburb to city. One fare!-.Take Alex.
lows for sale from $1,000 up. easy pay
ments.
J. L. PRICE. Agent,
nAc> vir0ipio E3iDhlsnda SfafiN1
Evening star., 1922-08-10
CLEVELAND PARK.

Detached home, semi mi-bunealow type. prae.
rooms. tile bath and extra lavatory; breakfast
and sleeping porehes; open fireplace: servants'
room; large clothes closets. All modern i'm
provements. including & built-in GaraEe.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

Q ST. NEAR NORTH CAP. BRICK, R AND
b.; good condition; gas. latrobe; mixed square
Remarkable buy at $500. Terms. Vacant
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main S415. 1410 G NV.
5512 9th ST. N.W.-NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK
house; ami; large screened-in porches; can
be had for equity 1t taken at once. Call or
phone OWNER Albums 791.
TO REFINED COLOREb, NEAR 1st AND
Rhode Island NV; will sacrifice 9 rooms.
bath. furnace heat. concrete cellar: room for
garage; s.. GOO. Phone North 6ss5.W
AN ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE,
located on high elevation, near Cleveland
has many desirable features: large yard, fruit
trees, evergreens and flowers; garage for two
cars. Call. Cleve. 1881. TO-
CHEVY CHASE. BARGAIN. FROM OWNER
at cost; elegant S-room modern house. ga
rage; grounds. 9oxl8o. Price, LOCO: No
commissions. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Address BOX 277-E. Star ofice. 14s
18th AND LAMONT NV. NEW BRICK. Q
large rooms, spacious porches, modern In every
particular; garage space; large yard, wide
alley; attic. See owner-occupant. 3812 18th st.
Liberal terms.
BY OWNER, 7-ROOM sEMI-DETACHED
house: h.-w.h.; lot 56x115; double garage.
S3A 10th at,
Evening star., 1922-08-10
10th ST. CORNER.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

VIII, SELL. MY EQUITY OF s2a2 IN two
lots near Cottage City. Md, for $500. J: W
KING Mt. Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1922-08-10
FoR s.A!1r-HoUsEs.

DET1cHED COTTAGE. cor. aAILATIN AND
Georgia ave.--8 rooms; AMI: TILED natn'
h.-w.h.; open fireplace; immediate poss.; owa, sa.
BY -0wNEK-FRAME; Z LARGE ROOMS;
newly papered; gas and running water; nne
garden and grape arbor: splendid chicken run;
half block from car; lot. S0x12o. Price rea-
sonable. Owner, 1918 Gales ne. 10,
BARGAIN IN PETWORTH-0NLY $500 IN
cash, balance 476 per month; rooms ana
bath. with all modern improvements Witn ~ q
large colonial porch, and vacant bhAS-
WELL. Main 4l18. 1913 II ut. NV.
ROOMS AND BATH: A. II. l.; SOUTHERN
exposure: facing beautiful park; Will arrange
terms. 007 Taylor st. NV.
$500 CASH.
Detached house. Brightwood; rooms: oetn
and attic; colonial porch: ami; lot oohx-
172. OWNER, 612 9Th ct. ne:
Evening star., 1922-08-10

ON THE BOULEVARD AT RIvERDALE.
coy bungalow of FIVE rooms and bath,
gas and electricity; beautiful grounds garage.
garden plot. This property is in fine condf-
tion and Is priced right at 81, 800, with 81. 500
cash. Owner will consider city home in ex-
+ CLAUDE WARREN,
1410 n street NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-10

IN OLD VIRGINIA.
Charming broom bungalow, in good neigh
borhood; with every convenience. including
porches: splendid bus and car service; 80
minutes from Treasury. Price, $6.S50; easy
terms.
L..C. MACPHERSON,
Wilson boulevard and Westover st., Clarendon.
Aurora HeiRhts
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-29
!: Globe Dry Goods Company
) sBT. NE"DNN,o.

and Tuesday, December 5, as ''Patri-
OTIS Day.. The. other days have been
designated as follows: Wednesday,
December 6, "School and Teacher
Day." This will give opportunity to
emphasize the need of better sala-
ries, better equipment, buildings,
etc: Thursday, December z, Hitter
acy Day." Friday, December 6,
Equality of Opportunity in Educa-
ton for American Boys and Girls"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-29

which will enable US to press the
needs of our rural schools; Saturday,
December 9, physical Education
Day"
The program has been agreed up
on and adopted by the American !e-
gion, the National Education associa-
ton, and the United States bureau
of education. I am asking the active
coopera ton and support of every su-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-29
.urR,cAN EDUCATION WEEK
FROM DECEMBER 5 TO
Washington,

S2DrGHlUSI iO7 Ao~-
~ the County superintendent oi
sS Schools: oa,,
The United States bureau Of eau
sa,+;on in cooperation with the Am
srican legion and the National hau
s.+;on : association, purposes TO pro-
go go ! week to be known as Amer
~ - : Eaacation Week" which will De
asserved a from December 8 to . III
e e,,sive. The object of this week ~. IS
- focus the attention of the entire
astion upon education and to max
.sat;on.I sentiment for the improve
ment of our schools, and the iuf 'n'
.nce Of our educational AIMS.
TT Is possible that this program
,,n mot coincide entirely with your
@ own nlans.. Perhaps you may oo.
0srve 0 an education Week" in your
cornty at some other time ~ ld
eheless. it seems wise that we sa0ul"
~ ooonerate in this movement De
sanse - Of its natural aspect and De
go # has the active and eafness
sno,t os the American leglf anu
s.sanvso other national organizations,
= i not necessary that you shoaie
.dhere :. strictly to the program as out.
,;aad hut / would suggest that you
.sse advantage of the opportun''y
IL ca many forces are oeihs
VIZ Wed in the interest of education
- focus your attention upon YOU "a
10 local l0u program. If you are wiling u ss,, TO
ip's. aa - : think it would be we'll If you
,,.ou,d ~ indorse this week in your coua-
" and do what you can essns'p ~
mote it. IL -
President Harding has pfom,Seu ~
;ssne proclamation early in NoVem-
ber designating the week o. Deees'
her 90 inclusive as American Eau
os1;on Week" The governor OF eacf
tate will be asked to issue a pro
c,.mstion. Each national organ'za
tion has been invited to cooperate
This includes all mems ciuos, "'in
ems clubs and organizations OF ever!
type regardless of their interests e:,
The facilities of the notion Ple'u!'
houses are to be used. every ie&'
inc newspaper in the United SsaVe'
will be invited to cooperate ana 'nef'
will be many special seducanohai i
snes for that week and editorials ah'
stories of various kinds.
It has seemed best to des'gha' y
special phases of education ina
should be emphasized durlhg sol
week from the standpoint OF nati0na
welfare. AS you are probably aware
the American legion is parteuiar,'
;nterested in Americanization SworS
snd they are asking that Sunday LIE
cember 8, be designated as God an
Country Day." Monday. Deeem0s {,
as "Anerican Citizenship Dag
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-29

perintendent Of education in all the
counties Of the Union to make this
program a success and to make it the
biggest appeal for education that has
ever been made to the American peo-
ple...
Very cordially yours,
Jno. ]. Tigert,
Commissioner.
The Washington times., 1922-12-31
How Teams Lined-Up
In EaSt-WeSt
Battle !:

the game neared the end. Nearly
exhausted by his terrific battle with
Bowser. Pitts all-American center.
he waved the substitute away and
renewed the fray.
Pitt fought desperately to add
to their score in the final seven
minutes of play, Captain Holleran,
who has been out Of the game ali
season with injuries. went in At
quarter. as the Panthers forged
down the field. He started a rapid
series Of passes in an attempt TO
beat the whistle, but each time the
rejuvenated Western eleven smear
ed them or cut short the attempted
gain. ~ -t -
Finally. Stanford recovered the
ball on their own 14-yard line. Two
passes placed 1t in midfield as the
whistle blew, ending the first inter.
sectional clash between Pop" War
ner's two widely separated seats of
football instruction.