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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16
LIGHT on VHR EoNus.

A series ST Investigations in va
rious states has offered some in
IteTgsttfing evidence on the way in
which soldiers spent their bonus
nanoey
E. IN enc stats it is reported that
SO per cent ot the money was
promptly turned into savings ae-
counts, stocks and bonds and pay
raents on property and 1s per
cent went into clothing and
house furnishing. Conditions were
much the same in other states.
III Judging by this report the ser
vice men must be fairly well re-
established Ia industry and the or
.dinary routine OF living and less
given to profigate spending than
extreme opponents of bonus
measures warned they would be-
or the unirenized 81 per cent.
SOME went to- the support of de-
pendent relatives and some to the
payment of .ofd debrs. Some. nat
orally enough, and surprisingly
little, at that, was wasted prompt
5;y. But the evidence is that the
service man is pretty well estab-
1ished, and is not, except in ocea-
sienal Instances. an Immediately
needy citizen. These facts suggest
that further delay Of the federal
bonus question until domestic ex-
penses are lighter and the foreign
situation Less threatening would
work no serious hardship to the
men.
Sunset Magazine suggests that
LeHine and Tratzky abdicate and
turn over the running of -ie
country to Herbert Hoover and
Henry Ford
Wen. we've got TO say Lenine
and Trotzky might do whole lot
worse. And they're likely to go
right on doing it.
A good deal Of comment has
been devoted TO the tan and freckles
on the BAH pstes Of returning
members Of the House Why
bother about the surface? IT'S
what is on TIE inside Of those
neads that counts.
A New York auto driver slapped
at a bee and landed his car in ,
creek. This IL the third instance
of the kind reported from the
metropolis. The least the authori
! .sss can do is to get those New
York bees together and admins
ter "a stinging rebuke.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16
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sssT FSSSES..s
s. Ess.,,

Emile Coue, WnGse Msthoo sss q ei
Eng physseaf ana nssrsa1 all
rents IS growing into cult IN
EngiaIa. Il an open letter 70 the
E:ngsssh pabAc dsselaSsns all pre-
fengs Sc besag a nealss or miracle
osssr explains tnat he
ssy use the law Of auto-sus-
xessson, thsoaga #hsca the sub
sss cr rassens cases himself.
lis philosophy IS simple, and
esisss II me Mssn with current psychot
sslsgs Every mental idea he as
ssrts ean become q reality. It is
aes the W51 rules but the
sssassnation. the srnage-forming
power Il an isea is.impi pianted
sasas inner consci business which
controls morally ana physically :
slH accomplish Hs purpose. The
naerhod TO plans the idea thefe
81 a coEscfeas eaors, feiafersed by
srsBeeision :Tbas: - 8.
g; 4ssttgf eSpaainsag the theory TO
an andaence Coue says, he
:iaas ASKS Mhether any person
passsns mas spassnt Iz asks the
siferer to close his eyes, and
passes his own hand over the af-
fseted part ssQaestfRg the paaieat
TO sag aaSckEs It passes itspass-
And afrer Is or 90 seconds,
tihse pain nearly always vansshes-
snen seeonamend using this
ears every tine ssne pain feclars.
then peg them all TO close their
sssses and I make short speech.
ssrsan saem that all the physical
.eaactioGs VII become better and
bssser tnst they win have good ap-
pgfstss and their digestion and as
IS. .:sasssan VIII be normal: their
gssa. taas If they have any
ing abnormal this abnormafisy
ssssszssaisappear by degrees, that their
nervousness VIII go little by; little.
tel fheza TO have greater coz
sdance IN themselves ana that they
Ian easily de under these condf-
Ions waa1eSer they wish to DO,
provided II rs reasonable
ssasI also ten them that their NOR
als IS better. that their sadness is
ge9ng little by little. and that every
Slnei an esil idea approaches their
mind they ought TO pat It 1rnnae-
ediaIeay to flight, using. the formula:
passes. It passes. 30
It works Not doubt in the
world Of it is working today In
many lands. under many names,
49,
and -in the hands of sensible ard
TAtelagsat people Is DONG an I'M.
rgnss amount OF good. 80 2
And what .indiyiduals are prac-
tssfng WITH such excellent effect
ougas surely TO bex good also for
people In nfasses Wna, american
industry needs, what muddling
america as a whole needs, what
sanerfng ard quasrelssns g Europe
Heeds tsday, IS TO ST down 9chetty
and relax and close It's eyes for q
little while and repeat TO itself
w;;th nrn conviction @A passes, Il
passes go ss'i-t
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

FOR sALElAbrnz1 Rye Seed OF:
coker Pedigreed Strain at s2.25s
per bushel. o'Donnell 8 Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

WANTED-Ladies to come and
see my line Of hats. Hours
$3.50 d. m. to p. m. I have new
stock. Mrs. c. W. McGrew. cor.
ner Magnolia and Myrtle SITS.
Phone S79L.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

An elephants trunk has 10000
muscles. It is the only trunk a
baggaseman can't smash.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

Wouldn't it Be great If an Ames=
can dollar was worth as much here
IS it is in Germany?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16
,Ii.e Nsatehman and souihron
frsEshsd "Wednesday and ssrar
day by
osseen Publishing Company,
Sumter, S. c.
ss sEeSrfse. :.

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SEQ per aaaRasa-s-tss sdtaHcs.
advertisements
pne SgEars, fiTst insestion --Sl06
every subsequent insertion so
ConIraets for three months or
sengsrsHiK De uzscess atp reancec
rates ss Tssa
Az eoaamunicataoas which sub
serve pEs cate interests, viii oe
charged ter as advertisements
olEsaaflss and tssbaaesssof re-
spsct ssillff be charged fot:
The Sumter WaachEaan was
sfean6ed In 1850 aIsa sshe True
SoirAroa IN 1866 Fhe Watchnaa
nd Soushroa now has the conn-
SSred circulation ana influence sof
both Of theseaG papers aaal=is aaan-
nessIv the best adsertissng medium
anaseT % So
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

What could help safety first
:ampaign mere than longer skirts?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

Since worry makes one bald.
what a pity a man can't worry
with his face instead Of his head.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-16

Beating UP burglar is safe
compared to cussing out waitress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
InTs TnR SALE

CHOICE VACANT LOTS
ANo extra large beautiful lots in Bunga-
toW Court addition. We own these lots
ana viii make very attractive price
Tor immediate sale. Let us show you.
ALSO
An extra-slze lot on South Utica. near St
Johns hospital, and just across the
street from Swan Park on paving. spot
Saah price only 1850. This won't last
long.
ALSO
a hlgh class, esst-front lot. on South Vic
tor avenue, on paving, splendid home
site, ana the :r!ce Is only tl.sbO.
ALSO
Iwo real bargains In Meadowbrook addi-
tlon' Just off paving, Lots OF building
only t425 each,
ALSO
A senuins bargain IN Irving place Just
only s700. Soma terms
SILsBY REALTY CO.
ss2 Mayo Bldg Ossgs i3ss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
& HARM
Realtors
20o-2i0 Bliss Bldg.
Phone Usage 4l7l

Two story east front residence; located
on South Denver, In tho highest class rest
dence section on the north SIDE. consist
Ing OF large living rRon across 'front.' dln-
ing room, Kitchen, breakfast room, four
bedrooms lower floor oak. bath, fun size
basement with laundry. Good we'll. servant
quarters ana garage, shfubbery, An ideal
home IN the best location, lot iiEid0.
Truly a bargain. Price $4,000, Terms
Six room modern bungalow, located on
the south side ana surrounded by the best
homes IN the city. Consisting Of large liy-
ing room. colonial mAntel dining room,
kitchen, breakfast room and three bed
rooms, bath. All floors oak. white enamel
woodwork. Two-car garage, Butt for
home and very attractive. Price fl2
Fiye.toom east front bungalow, best 10
cation South Yorktown, Consisting Of
large living room, dining room, kitchen
breakfast room. two bedrooms ana bath,
garage, Full size lot. Price 1900; $1,000
cash payment, balance Ike rent
RldgewQod addition vacant lots Only
few left q More good homes going up IN
this popular addition AZ the present time
than any other addition In Tulsa. huy
whore your Investment. are protected.
Your last and only chance 70 secure
being sold Tor, All lots remaining unsald
after October T. will he ADVANCED 'p's
one corner Eleventh and Peoria streets
s0xl5o 1880, inside 81, $50. lnnte lots
on OwasHo between Eleventh and Twelfth
street, $4,000. Corner Norfolk and
side $500
Brick bungalow. close In. east front. nest
constructed and built for n home, Garage
and servant quarters Plenty OF shade
Price sliSO0, Terms; one halt cash,
THEODORE cox
zoe Mayo Building
Phone Usage tbs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
.-y,puus EXCHANGE PROPERTY
LIST.

r. e,s.m bungalow, breakfast
.' tsa,,Ueut and garage best Ioee-
- .rI buy IN Tulsa.
T. s4Is s,1ail grocery storei sood su'
fs-e,,Iss .,Is. 'f-5ssry store; established To-
49, .,Is. soacrc estate at east edge ot
1sara hills Price f-O.oOu, -,,,
t.r aaf. or trade six vacant reslooh'
ir oklahoma city. Okla.
sale. two houses aud lots In Red
al, ,g,5, s5a acres heavy timhered land
,.I. ~. tle leading newspaper plant To-
',tsJ ia northeast Arkansas -,-
So. ..fr cleaning ard prcssing parlor'
..,.t in nearby town.
-, ,a.e or trade. three new bungalows
g.s rooms. sIcoulng porch ana garage
hardwood l1ois ., ,..,,. 10.
~ ..fa or trade. sb good FARMS 10
,trd in Nayrs county Oklahoma.
,.' ,rsie house and lot located on
e,rth cincinnati S., for grocery store
t., tr,de, equity Ia 6-room bungalow
I,.1tel ln Tulsa. for good grocery
r'- .Sie. vacant lot. 2o5 by 1905 factory
location on r. Third st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01
Real Estate for Sale
n0usrs Foh SALE

-,,-,,,..,Is and breakfast room, OAK
'i ,S1.ugnout. most desirable sur
i.pol irgs. 81. 900. good terms d. Z
p.,.r. E CO. Os1re Vie -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

30 with $1,000 oasi, 5uJs iiis ,a.s5
o'Ioom, breakfast room; large base
heht combination furnace, garage, all
pedrooms have extra large closets
Sosets IN hall : and linen closet. tile
Athi good location and high terraced
lot Call Wheeler. Usage bO4l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01


TEN ACRES prospective oil land. only
800 with SO cash, balance monthly
Cedar a. r. o. Box s62.
THE sPEARMAN farm lands located IN
Terry, Gaines and Yoakum counties,
south plains OF tho Panhandle. Texas,
are now being offered at pricca and
terms which Will enable any industrl-
GUS farmer 10 buy ana pay FOR farm
with less money than pay rent Produc.
tive lands. "a fine climate, abundance Of
good pure water, ana a country In which
one man raises more cotton, more corn
and more sweet potatoes and other
farm products, than a whole family can
gather. No insect pests, We make land
lords out Of our customers instead OF
renters. Farmers who are anxious 20
own their own farms are Invited To
como 10 Seagrayes inHygf' our farm
lands, look at the cro4 @ri talk 70 the
men who raise them. a card 20 W. a.
SnRelle. general agent, 20 Santa Fe
bldg, Seagravcs Texas, win bring you
descriptive pamphlet, giving detailed
information about these 'Hnds ana plan
Of purchase, a reliable agent wanted IN
each county,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

l3bo CASH balance monthly payments,
WI buy you new b-rocm modern bun
sa.DW on the pavement; excellent light
tItures and decorations, beautiful man
,s. ptehNast room, built-in cabinets IN
the Kitchen with fiber stone drain
b9hrd, oak floors In every room, This
Usage b6s2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

,NGn,ys gooe B.room, mod
$500 eau 'asu' Si'nlture at complete, with
rtn nous. amt. on south side. This
NaIat s.ia 10 once. L. a. Nllllam-
s'N-l ". ,.Ftf gi2h.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
PEORIA MANUAL SHOWS
WELL IN EARLY SEASON

That Peoria Manual will be a
strong contender for the Illinc.s Val
ley Basketball title is evident by the
showing they have made so far this
season. The Peoria school has a
veteran team this year and Coach
Leon Miller has shaped them into
winning combination.
Herb Cole, All.Valley Forward in
1922, Art Brady. All-Valley Guard in
1922, Stauffor, Rex Schraub, and
Strelbich, all members of the 1922
squad constitute the first team at
present. There is a likely group of
promising candidates out for the
team, as well.
The Manual crew seems 10 have
reached mid-season form if their
showing last week, when they won
two games on successive days, can
be taken as an example. On Fri
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

as both teams have played in Strea'
tor
Minonk lost only one game last
season, and dropped a close game
to the Ouarpa Nationals this year
and have one of the fastest quintetS
in the state. Dcnsmoro has a crafty
bunch of basketball players who have
college experience and know the
game from 4 to Z. They have not
lost a game in % starts,
From an indications there will
be some classy basketball displayed
ut NIinonk tonight because Sutton
and his crew are determined to
break South WHY'S long string Of
victories.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
I TOMMY SHEE: H AN
proves SHARK WITH
. THE BILLIARD c U {
ZIG LEAGUE PITCHER DEFEATS
LOU COLLINS IN CHAMPION
SHIP uRNsY.--JAckSoN DE.
.FEATED KNuTSoN.-PLAYS
SMART POOL.
Tourney Results.
Last Night.
Sheehan beat Collins 10000.
jackson beat knutson 1Cc.52.

Tommy" Shcehan Ottawa's only
big league ball player showed that he
could play pool just as well as base
ball last night when he won his open
ing match In the Packenham Poo!
tourney by defeating Lou Collins OF
! tawa racehorsc man BY lOO-30
count. Even with teating him z To
/ Sheehan Was not strokihg right ac
cording to the way he has been play
; ing of late at the X. of c. home
I OF course Collins was not in his usual
? trip and continually missed easy shots
, Collins blew after runs OF three
and four regularly He was given
good leaves by the player who al
WAYS PLAYS position for the next sho'
and doesn't try 20 ell his opponent
.sTommv" shined before the crowd for
his ability to maize the more difficult
shots and il was on the seemingly
simnle ehots he fell dowH II was the
hsll players tendency 10 taEc the easy
ones sometimes Just = little too easy
and "bIow" IN theai Shecian apneor
ed n have crack ove for bank shots
combinations and long table Sh0tS
WITH hts long lankv reach the bic
hall PLAYER could reach and shoot al
Kinds OF difficult shots Nhilo Shee
- Nan made TO high runs h clicked Oh
r,ins NJ oil with regularitv Collins
- like Shaehan was not pulling sensa
tional runs.
(. IN the second match Of the even
inc Knute Jackson nut M 2 splendid
exhibition and rolled over Art kna'
aon nv 1862 score for an easy VIC
FART JGck3oi vas never headed and
PLACED SUPERIOR rool ali the 0ar thru
leading Mt the 80 mark by 5N-3S and
the running away for 100-52 victory
ssif Jacksons PLAYING was superb and
- his runs Of lois we're the high in
Srngs OF the evening. 1t was these
runs that brought him an easy vic
tory. Knutson shot good pool through
out but he was outclassed by jack
son
with last nights matches the lis;
OF regular entries closed and the play
off for the prices VIII start tonight
with two feature battles. Clark VINO
trimmed Hagy the pride of Mafseilles
will take on Jack O'Connell in one
encounter. While the other match
.osill bring together Kotsonis who beat
link and Becker. With two crack
matches on the card tonight it is eX
pected the house Viii again be jaM
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

Here Is mark for some OF The
Illinois high school coaches 10 shoe,
at. The Passaic. y. }, team las no;
been defeated in three years and En-.
day ran their string Of Victories ur
to 81 with q ij9 to lG trimming hand.
ed Ocean City hish school Of Ne,.
York
New YorK,--Tnking q leaf out Of tn
book OF Kid Gleason who sent his
White Sox pitchers 10 Marlin Springs,
Texas, for early conGitionins John
McGraw has ordered 20 pitchers o.
the New York Giants 10 report there
February % They will Join the maiG
squad later at san Antonio.
Saunemin, ul.-By defeating tho
Saupemin Collcsiaus 80 20 30 on their
home door Christmas night Seals
record now stands twenty-fouv victor
les in a row without . desat. The
Collegians played the Seals a hard
game but the Coal Miners iiyes great
team work was too much for the col
lege stars The features of this game
was long basket shooting by 'Tilly'
Butlozw and CresnecGec
The South Wilmington Seals has
ketball team easily defeated the
Dwight Red Devil five at Dwigh:
Christmas afternoon by a ons-sided
score OF 46 to Is. Walter M4iouey
played star game FOR the Red Devils
while tho Seals points We're yerg
senly divided.
Decentralization Of ". Camps
Al.-Amurican eleven was made free
Iy by coach Cavanaugh of Boston Col
iege who bemCans the presence Of
Thurman OF Penna,, as tackle. Thur
man. CayGuaugh claims was guilty Of
nbomiuGbio conduct was banished
rom the penn-Alabama game
New YCrk-Kid Williams of Balti-
mere and Harry Leonard of Philadep'
pAla vii. lata tO uSht lnotat. bout
aefore either OF them is awarded with
the purse, the state athletic commits
sion ruled. The action was taken
when the commission decided that in
the bout which ended when Leonard
.uulcd Williams in the first round
neither boxer had showed anything
which would entitle him TO tbs money
Rochester. Mimi Jumbo Stiehm
athletic director Of Indiana Uriversi-
~ returned TO the Mayo hospital and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

day night they beat Ayeryyilie, Ii to
L. in the first of the Peoria League
games and the following night
tllumphed over Canton after hard
game, 70 TO 49, Ayeryville has a
strong team and Canton was hereto
an mbeaten quintet,
Last year Peoria Manual COPIED
tAn Alumni Illinois Valley Tourney
and they will defend IL this season.
one thing sure, there viii be no lack
rr class amoag the teams entered in
the annual classic
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
M.NCtQK TO MEET
SEALS ON HOME LOT

Minonk. H., Dec, %. Tonight at
Muouk the highly touted Mnonk
ians will meet Alex Deusmore's South
Wilmington Seals, This game Should
attract q large number OF local fans
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
may have TO undergo another opera
.......g.. Hc .r 90 me stomach

Four Illinois boys are on tn has.
W. .Jpo.l J.,lu 81 Hculu} college Nes'
Nrliui. tll four were members OF
the football squad last iall although
only one was q regular,
Earl Zook. captain of the lllino'
/ Wts,yau ,ootball eleven IN 1870, Is
captain cleo, OF the Bethany hlseha.!
team next spring
"A. SuuemyAlG u gtav on the Haley
eleven Is the enc who played regular
on the bethany grid team,
+ Hank Gill and Sidnej Goptord, both
+ former MilllEiu IiaNCS, arc the others
Seattle, Wash. Boxing, which ha-
been discontinued In Seattle for
some time. is 10 he resumed next
Al. ,day pis'' hgn Jess Willard, to.-
Imer heavyweight champion, win give
gn exhibition,
Havana Charles y, StoAeham de-
MED that a. had consireded or was
considering resigning from the presi'
dCacy OF the Giants in favor OF John
J, McGraw.
paws.-A dispatch from Monte Car
10 SAYS hlle. Suzanne LensleA will
play an exhibition teams match on
SATURDAY morning. Followers OF the
game are greatly interested IN her
showing after her long rest,
Boston, Aass.--B0ston Nationals
aud Cleveland Americans viii meet
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29
SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURD

The value of this shop is becoming every day
evident During the holiday alone estimate that
least tens of thousands of people have been directly and
directly Interested in the merchandise which offer. AL
most all of Ottawa and probably ten per cent of La Sale
county have received food from this In the past two
weeks many 5000 people have been waited
day. Our service was wonderfully well organized, and
feel that merchandise from this store contributed in
Christmas happiness and cheer. However good
this store has beer past you know that
are more enthusiastic for the future and have
progress plans and policies that will make this
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-29

Havana. Charles y. StoAeham de-
MED that IA had consireded or was
considerins resigning from the presi'
dCacy OF the Giants in favor Of John
j. McGraW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
8N THE BASEMENT STORE: H5
200 Yards of 39c
Ramony Batiste
Special 1Sc Yard

OUR BASEMENT BUYER secured this beautiful
~ Batste from the mill at less than half price.
They have just in, and will be shown for first
time Monday. You'll find the prettiest printed
designs in stripes and figures. Almost every popular
color Choose from various qualities in Mill Lengths
up to 10 yards. Extra special value at 1Sc yard!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
which issmade by some provincial
mint. Is raising the cost Of living and
giving rise TO strikes
Producing Sensational Movies.

The Chinese have gone In for pro-
Vampires Prey" liz the ;itle for
picture which would not stand nrc
under the eagle eve Of Mr.. Com
stocks successors. II tells the story
o. n doctor who fell In love with q
young lady hurt In n motor car &C
"ident He proposes to her. but she
wants to think II over. apparently
not bcing certain that the new
tangled method OF marrying without
" marriage broker or Intermediary is
just the thing to do. However. she
consents to meet him in a public
garden, where water falis romanti teal
~ and mosquitoes nil a pond OF lotus
lilies. She sits upon bench and
waits for him. while in the distance
can be heard II Chinese flute trying to
go the T. airing one better. Ha does
not come because he has fallen into
the hands OF Two vampires. The rea
son for there being two IL that a
Chinese producer must 20 Theda Bara
one better. IT all ends happily in the
end, although the audience wonders
about rs own morals
There IS 20 much that is beautiful
and noble IN tho Chinese drama and
in Chinese history that II is a pity
that the nrst producers OF Chinese
| pictures copy the Photographic and
stupid pictures produced In Ameri-
can rather than the great. elevat!ng
productions watch have made men
| Ike Griffith famous. Perhaps China
must 20 through the nickelode on
stage.
&C.. 1922. by Public Ledger Coz