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Evening journal., 1922-06-16
BROKE TWO DOZEN BOTTLES.

CHESTER, PA, June l6.-Pa-
trolmen Hardmen and McKenna
surprised two men yesterday morn
ing at Front and Market streets.
Each carried a bag on a shoulder,
which they dropped and ran. but
they were overtaken and arrested.
They were Vincenzo Intermon and
Frank ReslDo, Of Essex street.
Examination of the bags dis
closed IL bottles OF imported liquor
and the broken pieces OF two dozen
other bottles. In Police Court
Magistrate Elliott fined each man
S25 and costs.
Evening journal., 1922-06-16
ANNUAL REUNION
AT PENCADER

The annual reunion of the Penn
cader Cemetery Association win be
held in the Pencader Presbyterian
Church, Glasgow. Del, Sunday
June %. A fine progam has been
arranged. A male quartette from
Wilmington will assist in the sing
ing. There will be a morning SER
vice at 1890 and an afternoon ser
vice at 2.30. The Rev. ]. J. Loud
erbough. NJ. A.. of Holland Memoir
ial Presbyterian church, Philadel-
phia, Pa, will preach in the morn
ing, and the Rev. George c. Will
liams. of McCabe NJ. E. Church, VIII
mington, In the afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
COBB DENIES REPORT
THAT HE WILL QUIT
ny Asaoclated rress.l

ST LOUIS. April ga report
printed in a st. Louis weekly sports
publication that Ty Cobb's days as a
manager and player as well were
numbered. was emphatically denied
by tho Detroit star. upon returning
with his team to Detroit last night.
following the series with the local
Americans.
with the fiery vigor typical of the
GeorEian's agreHsiveness as play
CT. the Detroit manager asserted no
would not think OF quitting as man
ager and "lay down the reins OF the
Club that IL down In tho ruck."
Cobb added that. although II Rp-
peared he had made little progress
In building UP team. that had been
DOWN so long. that was ~ indicatio
that he was through.
1T takes time" he added, ito mould
winning team out of one that has
been 80 unfortunate as the Tigers
am doing all in my power To get a
winning combination. As to quitting
AZ manager, there's not q chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
BUSY WEEK IN SPORTS
FOR TRINITY COLLEGE
North Carolina Oily m p c
Games and Tennis Tourney
on Schedule.
Especial to The Times Dispatch


DURHAM. y. c.. April 29.-The
week beginning May l Will be the
big week of tho year In sports at
Trinity College. Most OF the athletic
events OF the North Carolina Olym-
pic games TO be held May 4. S and
6. Will take place on the Trinity cam
pus with many Trinity men partici-
pating. Trinity athletic officials will
ne In direct charge OF the intcrcol-
ies'aie track meet for the colleges OF
the state to be held on Hancs Field
Thursday and Friday, May and 5.
The annual intercollegiate tennis
tournament Will be held on the Trim
ity courts and under the direction of
DR.. n. l. White. Trinity's tennis
coach. The Trinity baseball club will
arrive home from successful in
rasion OF the North on Tuesday, May
?. and will play State College in Rail
eiSh on Friday and on Hanes Field
here Saturday.
Athletes from tho seven leading
colleges of the State will compete for
championship honors I'm the annual
meet to be held on Hancs Field May
and g. The athletes will he the
guests OF Trinity while in Durham to
take part In the meet. Preliminaries
Will be held beginning at 2:30 Thurs
day afternoon. The finals will come
Friday afternoon. The Olympic
games committee will give the win
ming athieteS medals. This is a new
departure for the State College meet.
The tennis tournament will be held
on the Trinity courts. May 4, : and
6. in connection with the Olympic
games. An open tournament for
amateurs Will this year he an added
feature TO the intercollegiate tourna-
mcpt. In which the teams of the coll
lcges of the state will compete. There
VIII be about Eve college players en-
tered In the tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
How to Reduce
varicose Veins

People who have swollen veins and
punches should not wait until they reach
Tho bursting point, which means much
suffering. eSpense and loss OF employment
but should at once procure from any
reliable druggist n two-ounce original hot
BY using this powerful yet harmless
Eermicide treatment. improvement Is no.
iiced In fow days. and by its regular
use the veins VII be reduced to normal
and sufferers Wv cease to worry.G Indeed
20 powerful Is Noone's Emerald OIL that
many who use Il 20 relieve ana reduce tho
soTaneas and swelling OF n rupture assert
that IL strengthens the lower AbdomInel
muscles so that the rupture 10 held more
securely. The price Ia &I.1S per bottlo
NJ any druFaists. or you can get IL. mail
charges paid. from International Labora-
tories. Rochester, N. Y.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
GOLFERS BREAK GLASS IN GREENHOUSE:
OWNERS SON HITS ONE WITH ARROW
IBy United News.1

EVANSTON ILL., April of
his
- "''''"h
Dr. c. Blake present golf season
he Goedc
rcheryas
heair
IL for his 80 90
ulty
'' "O 90 '''Ne complained to
1T de
DR. Rnkn oN'~i''
Golfers apt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
COLUMBIA TRIUMPHS
OVER YALE ON RIVER
IRy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK, April 29.-Columbia
made a cleansweep OF the annual re-
gatta with Yale on the Harlem River
this afternoon, winning both the var
sity and junior races over the Henley
distance OF ono and -sixteenths
miles.
Columbia won the race by four
lengths In seven minutes thirty sec-
onds TO seven minutes forty seconds
for the Blue crew. Columbia began
with stroke of thirty-eight. lower
ed 1t to thirty-two and finished in
hurst Of speed with timing OF
thIrty-t three.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
.PINEHURsT POLO TOURNEY
DREW CRACK OUTFITS
Flamingoes Show Real Abil-
ity, Winning From Oppo.
nents With Ease.

PlNEHURST. y. c., April %
Eight polo teams. including tho
Orange County Polo Club. OF New
York. led by w. Avcrin Hartman;
tho Miami Reach FlamInRoes. can
tained by Julius Flcischman, and the
first and second teams of the Sand
hills Polo Club. Fort Oglethorpe Polo
club and Camp Bragg Polo Club. COM
peted for three cups and for indiyid-
ual trophies to the members OF the
winning teams I'm the annual polo
tournament held at Pinchurst re-
Gently.
The Novice Cup series. the first
event decided, was won by the
Orange County team, which defeated
the Camp Bragg Cardinals in the
final round by n margin of 12 goals
TO s.
The two latter series. for the Sand
hills trophy and the Southern Circuit
cup. presented by the polo assocla-
tion. resulted In both cases In over
whclming final Victories for Mr..
ffeischman's Fla mingoes. which team
won in the Anal OF the Sandhilis'
series by IL earned goals to n total
OF IL goals Il earned and by handi-
cap) credited TO their opponents the
Camp Bragg Cardinals. followed this
up with an even more impressive
victory over the Sandhills Orioles in
the final battle for the Southern Cir
cult cup. The Sandhills team. weak
ened by the absence OF Captain A.
LOTUS Bryan. who suffered n broken
arm In recent fox-huting accident.
were held scorcleas in the final, save
FOR their seven handicap goals. and
the Flamingoes again amassed a to-
tai OF eighteen earned goals.
Both OF the Southern cup finals
were featured bv tho sensational
playing OF Harry East. OF tho Whip
pany River Club. who acored thirteen
Individual goals for the FIamingoes
against the Camp Bragg Cardinals
and eleven individual goals against
the Sandhills Orioles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
SCOTTSBURC NINE
DEFEATS DANVILLE

ScoTTSRURG. VA. April 20.
Scottsburg High School efcated
Danville High hero this afternoon. 9
Ia 3 oBth Obr!ent and Barksdalo
pitched great ball up to tho eighsh,
when obrient weakened and seven
men scored. Barlse0ale famed
nineteen men and Obrient ten. Tho
Scottsburg boys showed the effects
OF the good coaching OF DR.. Kell, an
old alumus OF the school. Batterics
High--Barksdale and Moore Dan1
Vile High-Obrient and Martin.
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ATHLETICS, 9; WASH, 8
[By Associated Prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 90
Philadelphia won Its first home game
OF the season today. defeating Wash
ington, to 8. Moore started for
Philadelphia. and WAS removed after
hVe runs had been scored in the sec
ond inning. Heimach pitched we'll un-
I'll the seventh. when he was relieved
by Rommell.
The score:
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YANKEE OUTFIELDER,
BOB ROTH, RELEASED
[By AssocIated rres,.l

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Ths New
Iork Americans today announced
,he unconditional release OF Bobby
No'n' outhcidcr. procured from
washington last year In a deal for
rtcher George Mogridge and Out
hedder puny Lewis. Roth was inJ
definitely suspended at tho Now or
leans training camp OF the Yankees
for breaking training.
Roth has played on every club in
the American League. with tho ok
ccption of st. Louis and Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
WAITE HOYT HAS ROW
WITH MILLER HIGGINS
Makes Pass at Manager When
Ordered to Walk
Batter.
(By Associntad pres.1

Ne" YORK. April 2e.-Thc Boston
americans broke their long losing
streak here today. winning tight
fourteen inning game from New
York. to 2. Hoyt got in n hot ar
eument with Hugsins. after tho four
teenth inning and took a punch at the
Now York manager, because he had
been ordered TO pass Smith, hiiing the
bases. Baker and wooA ma ;rakn.
err, prevented row.
The score:
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GIANTS, IS; BOSTON, 4

BOSTON. April 29.-New York hit
savaGfly today. defeating Boston. Is
to 4. Kelly made two home runs on
mis)udEcd flies to right field. Young
had homer. triple, n double and
two singles In five times ut the bat.
Bancroft hit Il homer to tho flag
pole. New York hit twenty safeties
for n total OF forty-one bases.
Boeckel and Kopf contributed SEN
sational plays.
rcnrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Jim Tracy.
me Australian heavyweight champion
van make his debut in this countr;.
IN hfteen-round match with Bill
brennan' at Madison Square Garden,
Ma! 10. Tracy arrived here from
overseas several weeks ago TO hattie
his way to bout with Jack Demp-
sey for the worlds title. Match :
maker Frank Flournoy obtained the
brennan Tracy contracts today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
PIRATES, 7; REDS, 4

PlFTSBCRGH. PA. April oo.-Pitts-
nuisn won from Cincinnati today, 7
20 - In a free hitting contest. Rixey
was mt hard In the fifth inning. and
i"rced from the box when singles by
Maranville and Bigbee. Bohnc's err
roT and Traynor's home run into the
Tight-held ble"chers. resulted in four
" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
WILLIAMS ADDS TWO
HOME RUNS TO STRING
St. Louis Outfieldcr Now Has
Nine Circuit Drives
to Credit,
tBy Associated Press.l

ST. LOUIS. April 29-ElIorbe's
single in tho tenth inning. scoring
Vangilder, gave the Browns u e-to-6
victory over Cleveland today. 1t
was Vangilder's fourth straight VIC
tory this season
Kenneth Williams, home-run cham
oiea - 49, mAjv7, :or this year,
adeeA TIA - his total. giving him
nine In seven games. His first cams
In tho NTH with T0bin on third
against Coveleskie. while his second
in the ninth. against the same pitch-
err. tied the score. Tobin also hit a
home run in the seventh inning. Tho
score:
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Close Game cocx to Ar,on,n s.,,,,

@RNONlA, VA. April 2s.-Th, AZ.
Tonia nine won It's NTH conso,uti,a
game at Scousville. dnfcatlng tse
seottsviile High. to s, in .yyelye-
inning game. In neidIng and hat
ing the competitors, were anon,
equal. The contest was a pitchers,
duel between Tiilman, for ScottsvlIle
aho LeSueur, for Arvonia, YnIuan
striking out Ave and l.eSuour sewn
men. The fnai tally came In M.
twelfth with two men out. when
Hughes doubled and Eporcd on Jones
hi' TO deep center.
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Philadelphia.

summary: Two-base hits-Johnston.
heimhch, Walker, Perkins. Three
base hits-Peckinpaugh. Smith, Hell
mach Home runs--Welch, Judge.
Sacriices-Bush. Walker, Young.
Double plays-Bush. Harris and
Judge; Bush, Judge and PeckinpauEh.
i.eit on bases-W Washington, Z: Phila-
deiphia. Z. Bases on balls-ofr Court
heE' :; Heimach. 1; Phillips. 9. Struck
ont--by Moore. /; Heimach. 1. Hits
OH rhiiiips. In Innings. (none out
In ffth); Moore. In / ga: Hr,mocb
In 8; Rommcll. none in Ella. Court
ney. In 2-3; johnson. zone in Ia.
ERICKSON in . Winn,ng pitcher-
lleimach. Losing pitcher-PhilI,ps
umpires. Wilson and Connolly. Time.
zoo.
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''"7 TOT "VHIHHhdt IN seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .1OO 100 oOO-o
H'"oh'yh '.......... .l0l 600 100
summary: Two base hits-Walker.
meadows. Three base hits-Williams.
j. 'r!nith' Home run--licnlinc.
StoIeh base--1igh. Hcnline. Sacri-
ices'-W hiker HunglinG. Left on
bases-Phiiadelphi IL: BROOKLYN. 6
Ease on balls--On Meadows, .. off
Renthcr. b. Struck out-By Mead
oWS' Ly Rcuther. 4. Hlts-On
meadows IN innings; off c..
Smtth' IN l inning. Losing pitcher
Meadows umpires-O'Day, Ems
ZIG and mart. Time--1:46
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BROOKLYN, 3; PHIL. .

bitookl.fN. April 2o.-BrookIv,
was outbntted but beat PhIlade,phia
'onaE' TO ? Reuther made bJs
winning record. four out of nv.
Eames TO date, Myers catch against
NC center Held wall. that rolbed
eai1i OF home run, was tho
The score:
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Totals :. ......3o Is 90 81 IA 0
sRAn for DomglnA in eighth.


Summary: Two-hasc hiis-YounE.
Cunningham, Gowdy. Three-base
hits-Young, Meusei, Bancroft. Kopf.
Home runs--YounE. Kelly t2). Ran
croft. stolen basc-Kopf Sacrifice
--Meusel. Double plays-Shinners
to Kelley; Rawlings 10 Bancroft to
Kelly: Gowdv 10 Boeckei; Vanguard
u Kopf to Hoike. Left on bases
New York. .: Boston, 4. Base on
bails-Off Douglas. 2: off Jonnard. /;
Of Fniinslm. 3: or Marquard, /.
struck out--Py Douglas. 2; by Fill
;ingim, !. Hits-off Douglas. 2 In
innings: off .Ionnard, In 2 In
nings; off Fill:nsim. II In In
nings: none out In sixth; of Mar
guard s In 4 innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Jonnard tFord). Winning
pitcher.-Douglns. Losing pitcher
Fillingim. Umr,res-Klem and Sen.
tells. Time-l.55. >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
CUBS CAPTURE CLOSE
CAME FROM CARDINALS
Timely Hitting Response.
bic for Victory Of Windy
City Team.
[ BY Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. April 29.-Chicago was
moro timely with its hits today and
defeated st. Louis. TO g. Wildness
OF Barefoot and IN error by Lawn
aided the locals. The visitors threat-
ened In the eighth when Ainsmith
started with home run, his third
in the last three games. Score:
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Summarize: TwO-bAse hits--Smith.
SchanE. Home run-Baker. Stolen
base-Schang. Sacrifices-Fewstcr
90. witt Left on bases-New
York, IL: Boston. Z. Bases on balls
OF Hoyt. 3; OF Quinn, 3; or Fer
guson, l. Struck out-by Hoyt, 6:
by Quinn. 6; by Ferguson. 1. Hits
OF Quinn. s in ii 2-3. Winning
pitcher-Ferguson. EMPIRES. Chill,
Walsh and Owens. Time. 2:45.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
WHITE SOX, 4; TIGERS, o
[Ry Associated pressl

DETROIT. April 29.-Faber and OIL
son engaged in pitchers battle
mere today. but the former kent his
hits scattered. and Chicago defeated
Detroit' to 0. for their second
straight victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

: = WIZ UlO gpN--4
summary: Two-base r,,
Smith 60. Toporcer, Stock. uomo
run Ainsmith Stolen bascs-Bolloc.
her Grimes. Miller. Sacrifices
iieathcote, Aldridge. STATE. Double
piaNs-krug TO Hollochcr to Grimes.
iiornsby TO l-avan to Fournier. I,eft
on bases-St. Louis. 8; Chicago
hase on bails-on Aldridge. Q: Bar.
loot, 3; Pertica. 2. Struck out--h,
MidridSe. 4; Barfoot, /: Pertica /
nits-on Barfoot, in Z innings. ory
ertica' none In l inning. Hit nv
pitcher--by Barfoot. Grimes and
Nrus). Losing pitcher. Barfoot. I'm
p'res. Moran and Quigley. Time "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
Hatied for Markle In sixth.
Baited for Gillespie in eighth.


SUMMARY: TWO base hits-Dun-
can %, Bohne. Three-base hit
Goocf. Home run--Traynor. Stolen
hases-PineNi, Ems Sacricces-
carey. Ems. Double play--Maran-
VIC to Grimm. Left on .bases-Cin
clnnau. IL Pittsburgh. s. Bases on
1aUs-oh Gillespie. l. or Cooper. 4.
STRUCK out--by Gillespie. l; by Coon
or 2 lli's-of Rixey. s in 10: on
M"kle. none In Pa; or Gillespie. 3 In
on Schneil. none in /. Hi, by
PiicNer- by Hillespi" tGooch). Win
ming nitchcr--Coopcr. I.osinp Mitch
- Rix'y Umpirc>, Pfirman, Nc
Cormick and Risier. Time, l:5s.
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Louisinnn state Athletes WIN.

BATON ROUGE. LA. April 2s.-
Louisiana State University defeated
Tulane University in their annual
dual track meet here today by n
score OF l01 to %. Louisiana won
every first place. Tulane taking only
seven seconds and four thirds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

summary: Two base hits-Ellerb,,
Gerber. o'Seil. Jameson. Jncobson.
Nangilder CD. Thrce-base hits.
robin, Sewell Home runs-wilJiams
I'd. Tobin. Stolen base-wiliinms.
sacrihces-Gerbcr. Jameson. Doublee
piay--Sardner. "nmbsEanss and afc-
!hnis. Left on hahes-CIevelnnd. Z:
~. Louis, ~. Bases on bslls-ofe
NanGlider. 2: or Covcleskic, q,
struck out-by VanS!lder. /: by Co
Ve'chkie. 5. Wild pitch-vangiIder.
empires Hlldebrnnd. Dineen and
Moriarity. Time. 2 houra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

Jackson. 8: Clarksdale. s.
Greenwood, I; Greenville. 4.
Only games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30
GEORGIA TECH WINNER
IN STATE TRACK MEET
.IRy Assoclated prcHsl

ATLANTA. GA. April 23.--Georgia
Tech won the annual state track and
Held meet here today. scoring ca
points to ~ 1-2 for Emory, which
came in second. Georgia University
finished with 81; Oglcthorpe. "a 1-2.
and Piedmont College nothing. Tho
victory gave Tech permanent posses
sion OF the State cup offered by EN-
DRY University. as II was the third
time the Yellow Jackets had won the
meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-30

Faber Three base hit-Strunle. Stolen
hases-E. Johnson, Hooper Sacri-
hce-McClcllan. Double plays--Mc-
Ciellan, collins and Shelly; e. John
SON. Coiling and Sheely (2). Left on
bases-Chicago. z; Detroit. z. Bases
on bai!s-off Faber, 4; Olson, 3. Struck
out-by Faber. /; s. Johnson. /; Oh
SON. .. Hits-off Olson. In 8 in
hihss; OF s. Johnson, none in one in
ming. Hit by pi:cher-by Olson fS.
Johson). Losing pitcher--OIson. I'm
pres Evans and Nallin. Time, las.
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tran for Cobb in ninth.
1Batted for Rigney In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
chicago oil 00e o20-4
Dertoit oOO ooa ono
Summary: Two-base hits-Schalk
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.

Letters OF administration have
been granted by Register OF wills
Isaac r. Brown. 20 Marie Louise
Griffith and Josephine Cochran on
the estate OF Robert A. Cochran, Of
ST. Georges hundred; Ida NJ. Dough-
erty on the estate OF Matte Bell Bar
rett Link. Of Wilmington hundred;
Mary F. Parker. Chester. Pa. on the
estate OF Elwood McKim. OF Bran
DIVINE hundred: Mary A. Farren
on the estate OF James A. Farren,
OF Wilmington hundred. and letters
documentary 10 Edna Nichols Jer-
Wis. on the estate OF Charles Edward
Jervis, Sr. Of Wilmington hundred.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20

THE new Cadillac Victoria, we
i believe, embodies refine
ments which will induce even
wider and warmer favor for this
popular Cadillac model.
A well-considered change in d.
mansions causes the car to APP
pear lower and longer and greatly
accentuates the atmosphere OF
distinction always associated
with the Victoria.
The enlarged interior, with the
drivers seat placed directly
behind the steering wheel, and
all seats heightened, provides
increased spaciousness and COM
fort for four passengers.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20

character soliloquize. that ie. talk
to himself. oh the other hand new
er let him say anything 10 another
character unless there is a logical
reason why he should say It and I'M
less he looks as II he were saying
Il.
Illistratious drawn on the subtitle
cards aid the picture greatly. These
Illustrations are made on separate
cards by artists in soft black and
white shades, or perhaps are real
photographs; and afterwards they
are double exposed onto the let
tered cards. Such illustrations. IL
not overdone. add greatly 20 the at
mosphereic effect OF the picture and
can be used to give the key TO the
mood OF the story where words
would be too crude Also they can
sometimes be coupled 20 form an
integral part OF the title. These IL
Illustrations should be noted on your
title sheet and should. as a rule.
fade on after the title has been
read. The other Australians. which
are merely beautiful Backgrounds
should be purely designs. II you
have a good amateur artist in your
town, he can letter the titles. in
white on black cards. and draw the
pictures: and you can either film
them yourself or send them 10 a lab
oratory TO be filmed.
The best scenario writers see TO
II that all the titles are In script in
practically their final form before
the picture is made. Then the ac-
tors are able 10 give fine shades OF
meaning to their speeches.
Your picture will average about
20 10 40 titles TO the reel. Take
plenty of time. two hours at least.
to write each one. and you will be
surprised at the improvement in
your photoplay.
Tomorrow; Squeezing the cast
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
FRANCE WILLNO
SCRAP WARSHIPS
Fleet Tonnage Already
Within Prescribed Limits
of Washington Treaty
FRANCE BUILT NO
SHIPS DURING WAR
BY WuIFRID FLEIsHER,

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.
PARIS. Sept. 20 Omitted Press)-
France will have no naval tonnage to
destroy II the Washington Naval
Treaty is ratified by parliament, her
fleet as It stands coming within the
prescribed limit of the Washington
Treaty.
The Treaty allowed France to re-
tain her fleet of 10 capital ships,
which consists OF warships OF the
pre-dreadnaught type and dread
naughts OF the Pre-Jutland type.
Naval officials point out that while
the United States, Great Britain and
Japan enlarged their navies during
the war, France entirely interrupted
her naval program voted in 1912 and
which was then under construction
in her dockyards. and devoted her
entire efforts to making munitions
and supplying the needs of her army.
The 1912 program had been an
ambitious one as officials had already
at that time feared a conflict with
Germany. ana the program had
called for % battleships. 10 light
cruisers, So torpedo boats and "a
submarines.
OF this program, construction
work had been started on capital
ships when the war broke out. They
we're the Bearn. Lansuedoc, Cas-
cogne. Flandre and Normandie.
With the exception of the Bearn,
which is now an airplane carrier.
none Of these boats has been COM
pleted and their construction has
been entirely abandoned.
A new program was voted on Au-
gust IS this year, but It calls for no
capital-ships. It is destined TO COM
plete the fleet OF lighter craft and
comprises: 3 cruisers OF 5000 tons
each. 6 destroyers Of 2,400 tons. 12
torpedo boats OF 100 tons and u
submarines.
Naval officials point out that this
latest program is purely a defensive
program" and the minimum neces-
sary for the protection Of Frances
long coastline.
With a view TO propaganda. the
French government Is sending two
warships on a cruise to the Pacific
TO cali at the French colonies where
no French warships have been since
the war. They are the Jules Mich
elet and the Victor Hugo.