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, 1922-08-28

Patterson. who made a great show
Ing In a recent fight In Casper started
off like a winner in his bout with Hem
pie He won tho first two rounds de
cisiveiy and at the end of the second
had Hempie in bad shape. The third
round. like the others. was a riot, with
honors sven until tho Casper fighter
landed a heavy punch to the Jaw and
Il was curtains for Patterson. The
Oklahoma man vas not completely
out. but was 30 weak and exhausted
that he was unable to regain his feet
before he was counted out
The fight was vicious from bell TO
bell in each round. with neither man
asking or giving quarter The sudden
.blowup Of Patterson came as a sur
prise TO ringsiders. who figured that
he had Hemple on the verge of dream
land In the second round. This is the
second time that Patterson, after lead.
ing in the opening rounds OF e battle.
had been defeated in later periods.
Harvey Perkins. the popular Casper
boy. was the other fighter to turn tina
trick.
There were two preliminary boxing
, 1922-08-28
Sport Calendar:

Racing.
Meeting OF Saratoga Association, at
Saratoga Springs.
Meeting of connsught Park Jockey
club, at Ottawa.
Trotting.
Grand Circuit meeting opens at
Readville. Mass.
Great Western Circuit meeting
opens at Readville. Mass.
Coli.
First national public links cham
pionship opens at Toledo.
Walker Cup international matches
begin al Southampton. l.. I.
Nebraska State championship tour.
nament opens at Omaha.
Horse Show.
Opening OF annual show at New.
port, r. I.
Horseshoes.
National championship tournament
opens at Des Moines.
Tennis.
Western veterans championship
tournament opens at Chicago.
New Jersey Coast championship
tournament opens at Bayhead. N. ].
Boxing.
Johnny Dundee VS.. Pepper Martin.
Is rounds. at New York.
Pete Hartley VS.. Andy Thomas, IL
rounds. at New York.
Gene belmont VS.. Tony znI. IL
rounds. at Youngstown, o.
Conie TAFT VS.. Joe Tiplitz. 10
rounds. at Milwaukee.
.H
, 1922-08-28

pep up the proceedings. One OF these.
Maze in Germany" has thrown every
rider that ever climbed on his back.
These animals viii be used IN the run.
ming. relay and roman races as well
as a specially picked number that
have been chosen for the rought eon.
lsssts.
Additional entries are being received
daily for tho b~ulidossing. racing. rop-
Ing and bucking contests. Tho liberal
prize money offered for these events
has been stimulant for riders and
rcdeo performers from all parts OF the
west to come to Casper for the three
day celebration.
The Casper Labor Trades Assembly.
which is acting in CONJUNCTION with the
promoters in staging tho rodeo. is
making plans for an elaborate cele-
bration of Labor day at the fair
grounds. The annual assembly picnic
VIII be held on Labor day at that time
a speaker Will address the members
at the grounds.
The adpui5don price of 81, children
% cent? war tax included, is attras.
tive. Ut the majority Of rodeos OF
late years. the price has been larger
than this figure nj a return TO more
NORMAL admission charges will be vel
coined by tho public. No admission
charges will be charged for the prive.
'ege OF bringing automobiles inside the
grounds.
, 1922-08-28

Braves Inc moved into the first divi-
sion. Pittsburgh being idle. dropping
TO fifth place.
In the American League Washing
ton. though outhit by Detroit. won Z
20 2.
The Yankees and the Browns were
prevented from playing by rain. They
will, however. play off the game TO-
day. The Browns. in an effort TO even
, 1922-08-28
Chess Masters
Open Tourney

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. "a
Twelve chess masters were here today
to begin the western chess congress
for the 1929 championship. Edward
Lasker of Chicago. champion for the
last five years. will defend his title.
e. w. Gruer OF San Francisco, Pa
cinc coast champion. ]. w. Showalter,
of Georgetown, KY. former American
champion. Samuel Factor and Her
map Hahlbolom. Chicago; Norman 7.
Whitaker, Washington. D. c.; Marvin
Palmer, Tama, Iowa: r. p. Judge, Gin
cinnati; ], I. Becker. Louisville; F. A.
Holloway, Grand Rapids. Mich: ]. II.
Norris, Hoopeston. Ill, and Irving
Spero. Cleveland, ara tho other entries
Meet me at the Smolxehouse..
, 1922-08-28

the series and regain first place. VIII
send Urban Shooter TO the mound.
He probably will be opposed by Bob
shawkey.
In taking their third game form st,
Louis IL to 8, the Giants pounded
three Cardinal huriers for Is hits. Nc.
Quil'an was touched for IL hits By
the Cardinals. Rogers HorIssy made
his 32nd home run OF TIE reason.
, 1922-08-28
Sport Notes

IL Is just fifty years since the game
II polo was introduced into England
from India.
The Texas Oklahoma league. which
reserve all its players.
A number of American association
players drew heavy fines recently for
rough-house tactics ON the ball field.
Roy Thomas Fort Smith outfit has
oeen having a hard struggle trying TO
keep out OF the Western association
cellar.
A fifteen-round setto between Jock
Malone Of st. Paul and Bryan Downey
of Columbus is to be the Labor day
attraction in the Ohio capital.
Charleston has a big lead and is
going strong in the South Atlantic
league pennant race.
Worcester il making elaborate rrep-
a~rations for the entertainment 81 the
annual regatta on the New England
Association Of Amateur 0arsmen on
Labor day.
A homeless team that Is being car.
ried along By the West Texas league
Is designated in the league standing
as the Orphans"
Howard Canmitz. once a star twir-
Ter Of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Is now
plotting the Winchester team OF the
Blue Grass league.
Herman and Larry Layna, twins.
and star outfielders Of the Bristol.
Tenn. team. are booked for a trial
with the Detroit Tigers.
Coach Bresnahan Of the University
Of Iowa Is arranging to take a group
Of his star track performs to the A.
A. U. championships at Newark next
month.
The release of Pitcher ny Fowlkes
of the Memphis Southern league team
has been purchasd by the Chicago
White Sox for the nifty sum Of
$4,000.
Bill Kenworthy, who was on h in
eligible list earlier in the season. has
signed a new contract to plot the
Portland team OF the Pacific coast
league.
Jay Kirise, tho Louisville slugger'
land Wilbur Goode OF Kansas City
have been battling on even terms for
tho American association batting hon
ors.
The Glen Echo golf course at st
Louis Is reported In excellent condi
| ton for the Western women's cham'
pionss,ps to be played there the week
Of September II.
Pitcher woodward Of h New
Haven Eastern .league team pitched
| and won a double-header from Albany
his first time after his --latest" sus
pension.
Meet Me at the 6nlokehouSe.
, 1922-08-28
N LEAD BRITISH.

2s.-(By The Associated Press.)-
American amateur golfers were
leading their English opponents at
the end of ID holes today In three
of the four Scotch 36-hole four
somes which were the first engage
ments of that two days matches for
the Walker cup.
, 1922-08-28

exhibitions on the card at Salt Creek
and they met the approval Of the
crowd Of 800 or 400 whch had gathered
In the Park pavilion to witness the
fray. 4 wrestling program. IN which
Clarence Eklund. premier light heavy
weight Of Sheridan, win meet Hnrold
Peterson. the Salt Creek favorit.e has
been arranged for Labor day at Salt
Creek.
, 1922-08-28
TENNIS POSTPONED.

BOSTON, Aug. 2S.-Play in the
finals of the national doubles and
several other lawn tennis tourna-
ments scheduled at Longwood
Cricket club today was postponed
until tomorrow because of rain.
, 1922-08-28
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
BRITIsHER WINS MEDAL.

SOUTHAMPTON, \. Y.,--CyrI j.
III. Tolley, England, wins invitation
golf tournament on national links, de-
feating his countryman, @. v. L. Hoo
man, 6 and s.
, 1922-08-28

BOSTON Tilden and Richards.
States. and Patterson and
Wood, Australia. meet today in the
doubles tennis finals at Longwood.
, 1922-08-28

BY an aeroplane plunge Of 10000
feet. Miss Esther Devlln. OF Spokane.
has been partially cured OF deaf.
ness which has afflicted her since
chlldhood.
, 1922-08-28

Hair dressed in coils over the ears
Is said to affect the powers Of hear
Ing. Some singing masters refuse 10
teach women who have adopted this
faahTap
, 1922-08-28
World Results
By Leased Wire
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
200 HORSES WILL BE USED IN
Big THREE DAY R0DE0 PROGRAM

With an entry of running and bucking horses totaning
more than 200 at this time, the Casper Rodeo, to be held at
the fair grounds September 2, 3 and q, promises to have the
equal in horses of any frontier show that has been staged in
years. Lem Carmen of Grin Junction is the latest to send in
his entry and he announces that he will bring Il huckers to
, 1922-08-28
WINIMING RECORD BROKEN.

BRIDGEPUTfI, COffl. = Gertfuue
ldeIe, New York, made what Is
claimed TO be a worlds record for the
e2O-yard swim, which she negotiated
In two minutes, 10 Is seconds.
, 1922-08-28

Jewelry Inc water. repairing by ex.
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jevelry Mfg. Co. o.-S Bldg.
$50
, 1922-08-28

Classified ads In the Tribune are
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every SOC paid at office will
win you a big prize. S-l2-tf
, 1922-08-28
American League.
Last Scores
SATURDAY FINALS,
National League.

Boston 81, Cincinnati 5-2.
Brooklyn 8. Pittsburgh I.
Philadelphia 3, Chicago 0.
New York 8. st. Louis Z.
, 1922-08-28

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Taking their third straight game
from the Cardinals at st. Louis, the New York Nationals SUM-
day heightened their lead in the pennant race to seven
games. while the Cardinals dropped to third position, being
phiIlies q IN
, 1922-08-28
First IN NeDs
Of All EDents
HEMPLE STOPS BIG PATTERSON
oKLAHoMAN IS KAYOED IN THIRD

Jack ,Hemple, Caspers leading heavyweight fighter,
scored a knockout over Punch Patterson, the Oklahoma bat
tier, in the third round of what was to have been a ten-round
bout at the Salt Creek Athletic club Saturday night, thereby
terminating one of the hardest fought battles ever witnessed
in the vicinity of Salt Creek.
, 1922-08-28

st. Louis 2. New York o..
Detroit s, washington 8.
Chicago s. Philadelphia 0.
Observation-Disclosures. no game. rain.
, 1922-08-28

Pay up for your Tribune and get
a. hey for every soc paid. sI2tf
, 1922-08-28

Fay mp for your Tribune and get
a key for every SOC paid. s-1s-tf
, 1922-08-28
SUNDAY RESULTS


National League
Boston. 0-e. Cincinnati, 81.
Chicago. 9; Philadelphia, /.
st. Louis. s; New York IL.
, 1922-08-28

Meet Me at the smoIsehouse.
, 1922-08-28
Today's Games

National League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Only game scheduled.
American League
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia. q games).
, 1922-08-28

Met Me at the smOksh0us..
, 1922-08-28

washington, Z; Detroit. ?.
New York-st Louis, rain
, 1922-08-28

Meet Ne a. tho smokehouse.
, 1922-08-28

Meet Me a. the smokehouse.
, 1922-08-28

Pitcher woodward Of the New
Haven Eastern league team pitched
and won a double-header from Albany
his first time after his latest u
pension.
, 1922-08-28

The Glen Echo golf curse at s.
Louis is reported In excellent condl
ton for the Western wonen's cham
pionsS.,ps to be played there h weel
Of September II.
, 1922-08-28

were two preliminary boxing
, 1922-08-28

A homeless team that is being car
ried along by the West Texas league
Is designated in the league standing
as the Orphans"
, 1922-08-28

Jay Kirke, tho Louisville slugger'
land Wilbur Goode Of Kansas City
have been battling on even terms for
the American association batting hon
ors.
, 1922-08-28

Charleston has a big LEAD and is
going strong in the South Atlantic
league pennant race
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03

OR SALE-SIX PURE-BRED BAR-
red Plymouth Rock coekerets.
Every ere Of them bred direct from
Thompson s Blue Ribbon Madison
Sq:are Garden winners Being
overstocked, [ VIII sell them for $500
each. Ar now booking orders 1oc
eggs frcm my utility pen at $3.50
for Is, and $3.50 from my select pen.
The latter all purebred Thompson s
stock. Miss Bessie Futrell. 1-3I -6s
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
NOTICE

By virtue OF power vested in me
by certain deed Of trust, executed 70
me by ". n. Herring and W. L. Bailey
Cn the 11th dav Of December, 1919, ana
duly recorded in the office Of the reg
lister Of deeds for Halifax County,
North Carolina, in Book 317 at page
1..3, I will on the 1st day Of Marcn,
1929, sell FOR cash at public auct1c?.
to the highest bidder III the town O..
Scotland Neck, n. c., at - O'Clock
NJ, in front of the Planters & Com.
1nercial Bank, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
That tract Of land in Roseneath
Township, Halifax County, North
Carolina, bounded on the north by the
lands Of Lawrence DeBrule On the east
by the 1ards of Bob Andrews, on the
west by the land Of Simpson Lewis
and others, and on the south by TIE
lands Of the Ben Lewis Estate, c"r
tanning 9212 acres, more or less, and
being by the same land conveyed to
the said ". L. Bailey and ". n. Her
ring by Frances Afford on the Nth
day Of December, 1919.
This the 27th day of January, io22
STUART SMITH, Truste,
2-3- Feb. 3-lO-17-24
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
What Mrs. Brenninger, Of New York
Says About Rat Poison

"Tried preparations that kill rats,
but RAT-SNAP is the only one that
prevents disagreeable odors after Kill
ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because II
comes III handy cakes, no mixing with
other food. You don't have to dirty
your hands, it s the best for house
hosd use.'' Try RAT4sNAP. Three
sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar
anteed bv North End Drug Store ana
Hardy Hardware Co.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
FORD WILL WIN

We believe that Ford will snc-
ceed IN getting control Of tbs
Muscle Shoals project from the
government. but it will not be
because the present adminlstra-
ton wants him to have it but be-
cause public sentiment demands
it. Ford S past experience in
everything he has undertaken IS
an assurance to the country that
he will developo this industry to
the benefit Of the county, particu
larly the South, and not solely
for his personal gain. In fact, he
has stated that he would SO ar
range it that neither he nor his
family would profit from the un-
dertaking, but that the money
profit derived would be used in
further development. That
Ford is an industrial genius and
that his word can be depended
upon is the reason why he has
the support Of the people in this
undertaking. Big business and
the present administration are
not behind him For the reason that
he is not always orthodox In his
views and practices as laid down
In the rules Of business, finance
and politics.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03

TRY 1-5-9 CUFsFLE.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
THE AsRMAMENT CONFER,
EMCI5 NEARS END

The ARMS Conference which:
has been in session since last
Armis'Ice Day is nearing the end
Of its work and it is yet too early
to really determine what its ac>
compliShments have been. It has
approv 81 an agreement between
the nations to limit the owner
ship and buiiding Of capital ships.
but puts no limit on submarine
construction. 1t has approved q
four power treaty the principle
feature Of which is the protection
of Japan and its interests in the
Pacific guaranteeing its integrity
as nation. It has apparently
settled the controversy over the
ShantunG question between Ja-
pan anil China, but withal this it
is vet doubtful what effect this
will have on world peace or FIJI
ture possibilities Of wars. For
Il time il will lessen the burden
of ship hnilding among the great
er nation aud will be the mearS
Of assuring to England the sup
remacy Of the seas and take
away from America the assuran-
&c Of that position in world in
flucnco. No Association Of Ma
tions ..as resulted and no definite
guarantees Of future world peace
has been assured. However, il
it has accomplished even a little
towards that end its labors will
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

AN END 70 WORRY:-Be careful
fer nothing; but IN everything by
prayer and supplication with thanks
giving let vocr requests be made
known unto God. And the peace CT
God, which nasseth all understanding
shall keep your hearts and minds
through Christ Jesus-Philipians !:
s, 2.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03

not have been in vain and it may
have laid the foundation for in
fluences which may continue to
work in the years to come to-
wards that end.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
By j. 81. App1ewhite,

Tempera ture highest 81 on 23rd.
Temperature lowest Is on 25th.
Highest average 43.
Lowest average &c Al.
Snowfall 6 inches.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
For Sale & Want Ads

PILE SUFFEEERS:- PILE-TONE
is sold IN a positive money-baca
guarantee. Come in get bottle
today. E. T. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03

TRY 1-5-9 COFFEE.
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03
WEATHER REPORT

for the week ending Jan. 90 1922
The commonwealth., 1922-02-03

MILK FOR SALE-APPLy TO II. G
Bell I-31-22-4t
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DR.. BURDATTS ADDRESS
CLARKSBURG KIWANIS

Clarkshurg. W. Va, Jan. 24-The
weekly luncheon of tho ClarksourG
K!wanss club today at the Waldo hotei
WAS honor"d with the presence OF Two
district officials DIR. Q. ". Burdats' OF
Wheeling. district Governor. ana X. W.
Bias. Williamson, Second Lieutenant
Governor Of Kiwanis FOR West virginia
Dr.. Rurclats discussed Kiwan.s Affairs:
and Mr.. Bias rccutcd stories that coai
miners were starving To death IN the
Logan fold
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of MorEantown. W. Va, are guests Of
Mrs. NJ. Il. wilson and "ih': - =.
Mrs. ". J. brennan is the guest o.
her mother, Mrs. NJ. y. Kendall Oh Lar
kcrSHUTg.
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BRIDGEPORT
DON'T BELIEVE THAT
LIQUOR LAW EXISTS

Ca3rGcu WITH NtNthS d'lu H'''''''S - $500
before squire Britton. vs. continue"
until to-day. Constable John Moor"
made the arrest .ust Saturday night a.
Ne Negroes home IN Lansing. tn"
SQUIRE Is having a hard time explaining
the laws Of having liquor In poSs"SS'""
"a some OF the foreigners are e.! ~"
opinion that there IS no spch law. -;
the sources office Monday evening. ne
told Of people calling UP or writing
notes to the effect that certain r""r'"
are making and selling m""nSh'n- tn"
az; hor:t:-s do rot ike u enter p.a'"
Unless they are absolutely certain that
the person 81 Vio,1t.HS the lLw.
Skating ut Last
The hopes OF many young people
r?rle true las. evening Wien i "os
rounL that the ice which has formed
on Wheelin, creek the last few days.
was thick enough TO hear their weight
As = result skating was IN full swing
Yesterday above the bridge. The part
Of the creek wh!rh was hest suited for
skating vas spoiled hy some ono who
thoughtlcssly used the creek as dump
ing place for all kinds % rubbish.
Nevertheless the ice lovers are net de-
Ing deprived OF their sport amd havo
gone further ZIP. During The recent
cold spell, the local havdwar" dealers
have been having ! heavy sal" on Ice
skates. If the weather continues rs X
Is now Wheeling Cc"~& will be TIC CEN
ter Of attraction In this city.
Attend Funeral.
All officers oc the Mah"r-' "l 'eT'
Coal CO. were n this C.ty Ec't'rd'" on
,ne,r way TO ST. Clu.rsvillr To attend
NoD
vas office manager Of tho Goa! Co'"'
rany. Several Of tho Officers will stay
pyeyr 4 few days while Others went IL
their places OF business.
Attending Meeting.
+. &. Iic!ul"in left day hc!or" N"S-er-
day 70 attend u meeting Of -" column
h!an Enau,l.ns and Stamping co. in
Terra Nautc. Ind, oC whi"h he - "
member. u" IS expected 70 h" away the
remainder OF this week.
Dixon Funeral.
Furcrn! services for James :. l'!Non
who died suddenly Sunday evening AZ
Ills ho:r.c n West Wheeling. viii y"
he'll this afternoon ~ O'Clock. from
~" :Imily home. E"v. ]. 7. Morton,
ras,u~ az the West Wheeling Methods
chur, n. will havo charge OF III" services
Intrrmcn, will be in Greenwood cone
terry.
Kings Daughters Bake Sale.
Tie Kings Daughters OF this city VII
hold a bake sale Friday and SATURDAY 81
,h!s week IN ShrivcrS store. Posters
have BEEN Irndc hy comedy van lc't O;
the Bridgeport Bank and were placed
IN tho windows "c local business houses
Tho members OF the Kings Daughters
will welcome any donation from outside
because the money which comes from
THIS sale Will no spent IN many Cooo
ways toward helping the moro Nnfoi
tunate Icupl" OF th.9 city.
Basaca Class.
Tho members Of I'll" BaraCa SUNDAY
school class OF tho First NJ. l.. church
held a meeting last evening In III" par
lors Of tho church. business took th'
early part Of tho evening after which
the remainder Of the evening waS Sprn'
with various social diversions.
VIII Play Toronto Friday.
Tho local haskc tball teams VIII play
tho teams from Toronto at the ArinoTN
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF tn" conSE"-
CATION OF tho Christian church Will be
held this evening At IN" church. Annua!
rerorts are 70 be submitted and u" e'"c-
zion OF officers will take place. \ pro-
gram will be rendered In connection
with the annual gathering and there
IN - n nN..Inl session q 80.
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VIII stand Trial.

Four Ec,Ia.vc rcrsOns. indicted by 'h'
Grand jury recCt.tly. entered peas az
not guilty when arraiHnrd in rom'n'"
pleas court and vii stand trial Harry
Colvin. Walter Murphy and John Lee
keeper each entered pleas OF not guilty
Of connection with the S;"wardsViIlc
robbery, and Tom Dawkins. colored' en-
tered 4 plea OF not guilty TO charge
OF cutting his wife.
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Skating at Last
Attend Funeral.

All Officers oc the Mah"r-''"lteTs
Coal CO. were IN this c.ty yc't"rd'% on
,Ae,r way TO 81. Cla!rsvili" To attend
the funeral OF walter q Lewis. VII"
vas office manager OF tho Goa. C"'"'
rany. Several Of tho Officers will stay
oyeIr 4 few days while Others went 10
their places OF business.
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KiwaniB Club.

The meeting Of ;he ktwan:s club hr''
Yesterday at noon in the Chamber a.
Commerce. rooms proved Interesting,
with about seventy-hvc persons pres
cr.. including some Martins Ferry NJ
wants. members Rev. c. i. WiuCcrI. OF
Martins Ferry. was the speaker. The
attendance prizes we're won by Carl
cochran and J. r. BOYD
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Destroy Liquor

Mayor Dun and Che: YTy,and dis
posed OF all tho liquor which was taken
in recent raids Yesterday afternoon. lr
some OF the people who are fond o;
this stun could only see these two PEI
sons dumping Il ont N the sewer tneir
mouths would surely water. y totaI OF
: ,-.,r,a,, woe itsD~SNl OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-19
SARAH BERNHARDT
REPORTED BETTER.

PARIS Dec. 19.-(By the Asso.
cisted Press.)-sarah Bernhardt's
fainting spell, which came at the
close Of a rehearsal yesterday aft.
ernoon, was brought about by over.
work, in the opinion other friends.
The great actress had tust returned
from a long and firing tour. Of Italy,
but notwithstanding her % years
she plunged whole.heartedly intn
preparations for the presentation
of NJ. Guitry's "Un Suget De Ro.
man" which was to have had its
premiere last night.
When NJ. Guitry went to Nine.
Bernhardt's last evening she burst
into tears and exclaimed: ooh my
poor boy, to treat you In such a
way-but this is the first time that
ever happened to me-. ~
One OF the actress close friends
who saw her late in the evening re.
ported her as much better. 2