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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS
LAW AND ORDER SUNDAY
Allied Patriotic Societies Call Upon
PcHoic Of the Nation Ia Observe
the Cunntry's IrNS.

sunday Is To be Sc, aside as Law and
Order sunday throughout tho state.
according to a proclamation ISSUED
by Governor Wcstmorcland Davis
yesterday. The action OF the Cover
nor Is in accordance with request
sent out by the Allied Patriotic So
cieiics az New York. which claims
that. because there il an apparent
disregard for law observance
throughout the entire nation. this
day should lie sc, aside In order that
the people might have an opportuni-
~ I" think the subject over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
BISHOP tGAYLOR% DISCUSSES
MODERN DRESS OF WOMEN
Asserts Wise Men Know There Are Many Causes to
Account for Fashions That Have Nothing to
- Do With Moral Standards

Much has been said about prevail
ing fashions In dress and manners,
which TO some minds. indicate a
general decline of moral standards;
nut wise men know that there arc
many causes to account for fashions
mat nave nothing to do with moral
standards or Ideals. Most people arc
subject to the dictates OF the class to
which they belong. and war ccono-
mies hnve had much to do with fash
IONS IN the attire OF women. 1t Is
not fair to Judge all people by the
eecentricities of tho frivolous and
swallow minded. and good people and
gentle people will be good and gentle
III spite OF fashions. and vulgar folk
VIII show themselves vulgar under
any and all circumstances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Thy Associated r,ress.l

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Jan. 49,
bishop Thomas +. 0aylor. OF the
Episcopal Church, here to attend the
ninetieth convention OF the diocese
or Tennessee tonight delivered nm
address In which he pointed out the
problems facing the country and
ch"rch' and took occasion to discuss
modern dress of women.
Bishop Gaylor also criticized what
ne characterized as the eternal writ
inE of the Time" declaring that there
~ lanientable confusion OF thought
ana shailowness OF judgment evident.
tut that ms axe is not irreligious
discussing womcn's dTess the
bishop said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Church mn. p-,,,,

tn" trustees Of Centenary Method
'St Church have purchased from
ihomas Boudar property ut 1910
Grove Avenue. for sl5.250. \ deed
OF sale recorded In Chancery Court
yesterday confirms the sale. The
property. II is stated. will he used as
the parsonage for tile pastor OF the
church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Give banquet For rrInkic.

Govcrnor-f Elect T.. Ice Trinkie. his
star ard members Of tho Legislature
Indicate they will accept invitation
or the directors ~ the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce TO its banlu.,
az the Jefferson Hotel mex; month.
The date has not yet been dc,crmin-
cd. Ralph y. Harrison and Arthur
Cannon have been appointed ny the
committee ua arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Conrrrxoii.o Me-t. rridn,.

The annual meeting nf tho cougrc-
gallon uf Grace ipisc"pH church. ni
which Rev. W. H. iurkEarli. ~ -.
is the rector. win lac held Oh Eridav
January ~. a. o'clock. Eucourar.
ing r"ports viii toe given from Tia,
Nari"ms branches az the work and
ne NeS'rY VIII he elected. Later
there VII he social hour" in tho
psFish house and refreshments vii.
be served In courses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Cadet. I.r~pnre Ia nm.

John Marshall iliGh School cadets
ar" ""fAius hard preparing for the
annual competitive military drill
with i:.n-iictinc Academy cOrps
Nrtil ~ me drill this year viii hr
b'Hi""a against platoon. anu the
winning uni, will receive Il silver
"-i". Array officers viii he judges
ii"th cadet corps will he reviewed
~ '"r d" presentation Of the cup. A
dance viii foll0w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Strike Delay. Erecting.

Stoncwail Jackson Camp. Sons
Confederate Veterans has deferred
definitely It's annual meeting SEIZED,
ed to take place today. owing to Or,
ent transportation. difficulties. It U
announced. yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Model nudpei. Given out.

Model budgets were distributed by
Y. NJ. .. a. workers throughout the
country yesterday in celebration Of
"Endr"; bay" in The national thrift
wccN campaign. Literature explain
iu:, the use az a budget system and
"dNnuingcF Ia be derived thcrrtrom
was included. Family and personal
hudE"tS were distributed. spend
,t"" ana money wisely" Is lhe slo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Here and There
in the Assembly
Speaker Brewer Makes
Delegates Present of
Nansemond Peanuts.

glass container nlled with Suf-
folk peanuts. the gift or Speaker Il.
l.. Brewer. was placed on tho desk
OF ench member OF the House OF Dele
gates yesterday. when the source
of the toothsome goobers WAS traced.
the House gave its thanks IN ris-
ing vote 10 the distinguished repro
sentative of the poanut-growing
section.
The Senate Committee on Privi-
lescs and Elections "Wednesday
morning reported favorably on the
Gravatt bill for party registration.
This hill. which has met defeat ut
several sessions provides that regis
;rants make known their party af-
!iliations and il aimed at safeEuard- .
ing primaries. II has gained adj
hcrcuts steadily at each session. aud
is now believed 10 have u good
chance of passage.
pr Thomas =. llcning, senator
from Powhatan. is patron of II bill
which authorizes execution OF any
writ Of vcuirc fuCias or summUnins
Of witnesses To be made 10y regis
tered isaii, providing their Is ample
,inc such service shall he deemed
personal service. by the provisions
gu lH' blIi sSCHiA'i ~ SUNS w
patron.
building for an orthopcdic hos
pi,al FOR the treatment "f dcformcd
ur crippled children is proposed by
Senator IL Griffith Dodson. OF Nor
folk His hill asks an appropriation
of sSu.0G0 for the hospital estab-
l.shcd under at act passed At the
!olS session of tho General AS
scmhly.
The joint cnInmittcc on Special.
Private and Local Legislation. voted
Yesterday afternoon to report favor
ably the Docson bill. which validates
the port bond issuc ot s5."o"."oo to
he voted ON by the citizens OF Nor
folk on February ). l922
Punishment ny tine or impris"n-
mcnt FOR trespassing upon the lana
of another is the object OF hiii
fathcrcd by senator John y. Miller.
tho bill re-cnacts provisions Of the
old trespass law omi,ted when ;hc
new code was drafted. Fines range
from $40 30 $40 for first conNir,i"n'
and from $50 TO s20o for second con-
viction. together with II tail sentence
Of from thirty to sixty days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
clty circult Cur, AdJmnrn-.

Tho November term of the City
circuit Court adjourned YESTERDAY.
Tn" February term will begin III
February q.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

A lunar eclipse August Is and a
solar eclipse September 10 will in
terest amateur astronomers in
this vicinity in 1928.
Scientists who this year went to
Australia and various islands Of the
southern Pacific to observe the So
lar eclipse and check the Einstein
theory of the path of light rays
emanating from the stars will
have opportunity to perform inter-
esting experiments at home. The
solar eclipse will be visible as a
total one in the extreme southern
part of California, but appear only
as q partial one over the whole Of
North America. parts Of Asia,
Greenland and northwestern South
America. The path of totality ex-
tends about IA degrees north of the
equator, curves southeastward
over the Pacific ocean, traversing
extreme southern California, Mexi-
CO, Central America and the Carib-
bean sea.
Only about a sixth of the moons
diameter will be covered during the
partial eclipse and the time of the
phenomenon will be unfavorable
for this longitude.
A partial eclipse Of the moon will
occur March 2 but visible only in
the western part of the eastern
hemisphere. About three-eighths
of the moon will be obscured at the
middle of the eclipse. Two weeks
later an annular eclipse of the sun
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26
A MOVIE or FACES ONLY.
BIZ JAMES w. DEAN.

New York, Dec. 26.-Almost
every screen star at one time or
ANOTHER makes a photoplay that
must forever stand as HIS or her
one big film. Their subsequent
films always are compared to it,
Judgment Of their work thus be-
coming q matter of mere COMPARE
son.
Thus it Is inevitable that Furry"
Richard Bartnelmess' latest, must
be compared to "Tol'able David"
I thought "Tol'able David" a pic
ture much above the average, but
not the masterpiece 1t is now gem
orally acclaimed to be. When 9TH
er commentators hailed the film as
one Of the greatest ever made,
went to see it the second time. My
impression was unchanged.
Having seen "Tolabla David"
twice and in an analytical attitude
I still retain a very definite impress
sion of it. l think Furry" is a
mucn better film, than the one that
is regarded as Barthelmess' hall
mark.
Furry" is tale of the sea, of
London Limehouse district, of
brawny men and dowdy women.
Bathelmess is the son of an old
sea dog and second mate of his
square rugged schooner. The ia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

r. I. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r. 1. 2439.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

One PEDESTRIAN IN Dasenpoff Vas
run down BY an aut0tst Sad b.
have ibeeu inebFiated, and fwD
brothers were hurt. one ct them
seriously, when their car skidded
and overturned yesterday.
George Gross is being held by
police for driving an auto When In
contested as the result Of an aceE
dent ut Seventh and Myrtle streets
when he ran down ThOmas Wiley
whose leg was bruised ana
sprained. sss
Elmer Lintner, aged II yeaxs.
Ellis Mound street, suffered inter
nal injuries which may prove Beri-
GUS, and his brother George. 20
years old. was bruised about the
face and leg when the touring car
Ia which they were driving skidded
and overturned pear Fourth and
LeClaire streets.
They were rescued from beneath
the car by passers-by and taken TO
their home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

| Kiln. ~.
'penhy, Wnen uIms,
lace ana On :
elM1.
|uen Inc 1vWe
} true, q Or - N
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

$3.50 ne 1ulrllnE ~ af1o.x -
nfst uaf4 ~ lons. ~.
Tbs boy siysx ths girl n1onsy 10
- - Glaseou. telling her ha win
ieavs the ship tesre To- marry her
Tia captain q the ship dies. ~
before be goes he swears the boz
= Vengeance Cpon the man who
Ind ruined his home.
Then in the end the boy finds his
mother. habitue Of . Glasgow bar
room. He learns that the first mate
II the villain In the brawl that
follows the frst mate whips the
boy. The tight is resumed at sea
and the first mate is thrown over
board.
Barthelmess seems to have q
new face in Furry" It at least
shows moods and attitudes that it
heretofore has kept unrevealed be-
fore the camera. 1t Is suGh a face
as could tell a story in infinite
pathos, Of all the varying emotions
without the aid Of a body or the
compliment of subtitles.
It would prove an interesting ex-
pertinent for the screen II some d.
rector were to gather in one cast
only such players as are capable
Of mental acting" to tell story
without title or subtitle. / believe
with Elsie Ferguson, Jackie Coo
gan. Charlie Chaplin. Richard Bar
thickness and Lillian Gish such a
story could be told without scenery
or costume, the entire thing being
done in close-ups of faces.
Dorothy Gish is the heroine oil
Furry" With her funny feathers
and inimitable manners she pre-.
sents most ludicrous figure
There is in her an ebullient spiri,
that makes her every gesture pro.
vocative of smiles. The only wo.
man Of the screen who is a more
accomplished comedian is Mabe
Normand.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26
EIGHT DAVENPORT
POLICEMEN AFTER
MOELLER'S JOB

Eight officers of the Davenport
police department hav< applied for
the position of detective. made va
cant by the ousting of Henry Noel
Ter on graft charges preferred by
the police and fire commission.
Applicants are Pat Dietz. VIII
liam Hennelly, Peter Kuehl, Patrick
Ruhl. AL. Sanford, Otto Hanson.
George Rogers, and William
Schwinden. Chief of Police Charles
Schleuter will hold conference
with Mayor Alfred N. Mueller be-
fore making an appointment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

oet Axmafrong Wesley Bntgy
a ~Hegpes q de Street.
Spencer Sq1ars (slori4 Swanson
n Tho Impoasible Mrs. Bellew.-
Capitol Jackie Googan and Lon.
Chapsy h .01iver Twist.
Garden Thomas Meighan In
Back Home md Broke
Grand The Grand Players in
''Deddies."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26
NOTICE.

Payment Of U. S. Victory Bonds,
due Dec. Is. and War Savings Ger
tificates due Jan. l. 1923, can be
made through this bank without
charge for our services.
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

EHEEFfERICH Der Tag"
~ to be the day Of which Kaiser
Germany was to declare war
Y beat France, England and any
~ countries that stood In the
IN Of German monarchial plans.
Der Tag" now is the day upon
Mich they will overturn the re-
rhilc and substitute for it the old
lenocled staggering bunker clan.
] Time, circumstance and condition
play into their hands that the
Sonarchists are making substantial
hins.
10 those Who feel Germany hasn't
Il friend. they say: You droyeAout
~ kaiser and got the Versailles
Treaty with it's cup of humiliation. "
n TO the workmen. Under the
Ehiser your wages went farther"
To the small business man: I'm
s1er the Hohenzollerns You never
lad to pay such monetary tribute
III Restores Iron CROSS.
The monarchists have press
nmphleteers, book writers.
& A snuffy Bavarian professor in a
Big university repeats that Ger
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

Their hates the son because of the
effeminate, tender traits in him. He
hates all women and something Of
the boys mother is reflected in
him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

Join our Christmas club now,
State Bank Of Rock Island, the
bank with the clock
, 1922-12-12
Make Work Easier
Casper People Are Pleased 20 Learn
How II Has Been Done

Its pretty hard { a tend 70 duue.
with a constantly aching back.
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made
work easier.
SO thousands have gratefully testi,
fled.
They're for bad backs.
They're for weak kidneys.
Casper people gratefully recon.
mend Deans. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. c. H. Bane. ago ~. Grant st,
Casper. avs: MY kidneys became
weakened some time ago and caused
my Jack 70 become lame n sore,
I couic do but little work about thu
house Tor I tired quickly with the
least exertion and my back gave out.
Ny kidneys didn't act right at all
and 1 saw Doan's Kidney pills ad-
vertised and made w my mind to
try them. a few boxrs cured me com.
pieteiy and I am certainly glad TO
recommend them 20 anyone troubled
as / Was"
Price coo at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kicney Piiis-the same that
Mrs. Bane had. Foster-Miiburn Co.,
Mfrs. Buffalo. y. ADV
, 1922-12-12
BEST BARGAIN OFFERING
IN HISTORY OF STORE,
HARRY YEsNESS SAYS

Harrv Tesness. The n IN the
Barrel wants money. he wants It
right away and he Isn't afraid TO nd
NIT Il.
Up until the last couple Of days
said Mr. Yesness IN discussing the
situation this morning. the move
meut OF winter merchandise has been
unusually light This 1 have CON
ciuded Is principally because Of the
mild weather this fail
II have stocked my enlarged store
with $50. 0oe worth OF winter merchan-
disc. I bought heavier than usual
this fail because I was able to set
some unusually good quotations on
large shipments. : am going to give
my customers the advantage OF these
low prices.
4 an conducting a special sale. an
unusual performance fpr me at this
season Of h year. In order to turn
as much Of this merchandise into Cash
at the earliest possible moment.
II have but recently purchased the
, 1922-12-12
VAUDEVILLE At
IRIS TONIGHT

An athletic young couple Who enter
tain thsr r. sn@ I'D side down VII
appear at n Iris theater tonight and
tomorrow In the regular vaudeville.
They 90 nan difficult and daring
Eymnks:ic feats.
Harry Davis iE a blackface come
dian. Davis - clever and doesn't have
TO walk all owe h orchestra in order
20 make good
Bernard and Nash are two dancers
who VIII put over n novelty act that
: said 70 10 excellent Waltz, clog.
and other dances are gone through
with TO perfection. Tbs whole act lie
dressed W with refined comedy.
A repertoire OF popular song hits
, 1922-12-12
DELIRIOuS PNEUMONIA
PATIENT ATTACKS NURSE

Being struck on the head with a
V~atersiass while she was endeavor-
Ing 10 restrain a ernzed patient from
jumping u or the window OF the
county hospital was ihe unusual ad.
venture OF Miss Peavy. a nurse. yes
terdAy.
The patient VINO wa rufferins
, 1922-12-12

property and building In which I am
doing business and l have paynsns.
10 make ! must hive ready casa
n an sacrificing prices ana pro-.
It's to get Il.
Read my advertisements IN The
Casper Daily Tribune and you vii
see for yourself iust what I am oner.
ing the Casper public IN h way o,
herCains IN apparel for the winter
m~onths.T
, 1922-12-12

and some sidewalk conversation VIII
Be delivered by TIE stratfort Comedy
trio, three young and taleuHed vocal
Ats who are noted o tnea- ready
wit and who have fuices hat har-
monize-
The feature picture which has been
secured IL "The Golden GIN with
Alice Lake IN she ieadinE -ro1e.
, 1922-12-12

skineo workers. are froooing TO HUI
hers. Jeveiry store In regiments
Touu ave real money coming here
while this zale is IN progress
, 1922-12-12

When the ss;nch gun OF a battle
ship is fired. the pressure IN II.
breeeh Il more than twenty tons 10
the square inch
, 1922-12-12

only one-third OF the worra.s popu.
iation : white.
, 1922-12-12

FOLLY OF WASTE.
leres a whole lot of satisfaction
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29
NOTED ARTISTS ID
 BE AT JEFFERSON
Frederick GunSter and Mrs. Edna G. Gussen to Give
 Recital Thursday

Frederick Gunster, well known tenor. assisted at the piano by Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen, will be pre- sented in a recital at the Jefferson theatre next Thursday night. Febru- ary g. by, the Womens organization of the Independent Presbyterian church. ---'
 The recital will be given for the benefit of the church organ fund of the new Independent Presbyterian church. It will begin at 8:30 o'clock.
 Local music lovers are familiar with the fine tenor voice of Mir. Gunster. who has sung in the city on other occasions, and the admirers of the singer know that they may expect treat in the coming per- formance.
 A capacity house will probably be present Thursday night, due both in the note of the singer and the cause for which the recital is to be given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29
VIOLA DANA COMES.
 ID BDOU THIS WEEK.
Popular Screen Star to Come in Person Last Half of
 This Week

If there is any oomedienne on tho screen any better or moro popular than Viola Dana, there are a mum Der of thousand persons in Birming- ham who will demand proof And those thousands of admirers of the dainty and vivacious star are going to have an opportunity of viewing their favorite in real life.
 Miss Viola Dana is coming to Bir- mingham. Naturally she will be at Birmingham's popular theatre. Loew's Bijou. and Manager Thomas James has managed to make her engage ment last for three days beginning Thursday. Miss Dana will be seen right out in front of the audience and the prescription is free. You don't have to have government permit to transport the stuff from our theatres to your home. We're making money brewing this stuff"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29

directly, he is responsible for hum dred million laughs during the past few years, for his plays include "Lightnin." "Thank-U," "The First Year" Three Wise Fools" Turn to the Right" and Dear Me-" which Is coming to the Jefferson three days. beginning Monday. February 6, with matinee Wednesday,
 T know an old-fashioned mother out west" Br. Golden said recently, 'who, when rising time came for her family of 10 children, took her slip per in hand and any kid who didn't start singing or whistling when he got out of bed. got the slipper. Mod ern sociologists might object to it., but it was her method of enforcing the principal of home-brewed laughter and good cheer.
 50 far as the American public is concerned, We are furnishing the type of clean, laughter-play we are pos ltive 1t wants. We brew laughter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29
HAS NO DEPOSITION

Montgomery. January 2s.-(Special.) R. H. Powell, prominent attorney of Tuskegee. will be elected state sen ator from the Twenty sixth senatorial district probably without opposition, according to information which reacl ed the capital yesterday from Tuskegee. Mir. Powell will represent the counties of Macon and Bullock. Bullock county selected the senator the last time and under a gentleman's agreement the only candidate this year will be from Macon. MT. Powell was born and reared in Bullock coun- ty. which makes him a native of one of the counties and a citizen of the other by adoption.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29

dered in brilliant style, splendor in costuming and special stage settings lends attraetiveness to this artistic offering.
 The unusual girl. Babe I.aTour. vaudeville's foremost singing come dienne, in a cycle of character songs and humorous impressions, will be the extra attraction on this show.
 Other acts on this bill will in clude "Mary's Day Out" a humor- ous domestic comedy, presented by Francis x. Conlan, with Lynn Sher- lock and Georgia Burdell.
 Genevieve Davis and Bee Bradner. two musical comedy primadonnas. in revue of classical and popular tunes, and Ella LaVail, the venus in the air, will complete the all-girl show.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29
GOLDEN ADVISES
 MUCH LAUGHTER
Author of Dear Me" Coming to Jefferson February 6.
 Has Theory

"The best way to combat the ex- tension of the blue laws is to en- courage the making of laughter in the homes"
 So says John Golden. He ought to know, for he Is Americas most sue cessful producer of comedy hits. yn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-29

at svery performance on Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week.
 Miss Dana will appear at each performance and make n short talk. Stage appearances are not new to this star of "A Chorus Giri's Rs- mance." and other popular screen suc- eesses. It was on the stage that she first won fame. At . very carly age she showed the talent and ability which have won her 20 much fame,