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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
COHAN'S MARY COMES
TO ACADEMY TOMORROW
Musical Success Written
Around Beautiful Story in
Successful Manner.

George ~. Cohan's comedians In the
the musical success. Mary" viii be
the attraction at the Academy tomor-
row. Tuesday and Wednesday. and
wednesday, matinee. Mr. Cohan has
surpassed himself in Mary" which.
by The way. was called the The
House That jack Built" when 1t be-
gan it's career.
on that thrilling first n!sht OF the
engagement at the fremont Theater
Boston. The little miracle man OF the
American stage tried 10 hide behind
every one elise having anything TO
do with this latest sample OF Conan
lied musical comedy. but the enrap-
iurcd audience wouldn't have il.
These experienced hrst-nighters
knew that the shy producer standing
out there before the footiights in
answer 10 the imperative applause
had stamped his individuaiity-his
genius for melting the public heart
and making the public laugh-upon
the new show. introducing George NJ
CONAN" comedians. Otto Harbach
and Frank Nandel wrote the hook
and lyrics. and Lou liirsch the music.
as strong trio OF collaborators as
YOU viii find in the musical comedy
sphere. and Julian Mitchell and Sam
Forrest staged the piece. in expert
fashion, q! course And still il is u
typical diversion with all the char
acter!stic Cohan touches. such as the
sweet and sentimental heroine. the
pr"diEious Young hero. who starts
out I" sell portable houses and dis
covers oil fields worth a million or
so, the burlesquc servants, who lite
rally dance attendance upon the
household of guests, the songs that
reach your heart-"The Love Nest"
IN particular is one of those songs
you can't help singing no matter how
badly and speed is fairly bewilder-
ing
Mr.. Cohan evidently set out to
eclipse all his previous achievements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
LEO CARRILLO SCORES
IN MIKE ANCELO'

Leo Garlic seems to have scored
distinctly in oliver Morosco's new
production, Mike angelo" The coast
critics declare that the distinguished
young character actor has founa a
worthy successor to lombard. Id ;.
After opening the million dollar car
ran iheater, San Francisco's new
playhouse. Garlic will remain West
Tor a limited tour and then start New
l"Ikward To remain in the metropo-
lis as one OF The Morosco holding
Company's attractions. Mike An
reio' is by Edward Locke, who wrote
The climax" The Case of Becky"
The Revolt" The Bubble" and other
plays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
l5-EPISODE SERIAL
PICTURE HERE TO STAY

Elmer Pearson, general manager
OF Pathc. declares in the most en-
phatic terms that the fifteen episode
serial picture is here to stay-and
why. one important consideration
alone, says Mr.. Pearson. is sutii :
cient TO continue fifteen episodes rs
the standard length OF serial pro-
auctions, and that is the unanimous
Judgment OF exhibitors themselves.
This is the length, coupled with the
maximum OF entertainments qualify.
that attracts patrons with the great :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
ATTRACTIONS AT THEATERs THIS WEEK

Wednesday, "Wednesday matt
adyB
vaudeville OF
sand all
OF Cold"
aud
andSa turday
BROADW week
sleeps"
Sat
n Monday
a II an
n The Now
in The
and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

est certainty and is most advan-
'aEcous from all angles of presen-
tation. advertising and various
forms OF eNploitnrion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

AT any rate, this is what he has done.
MARY is not alone a grand old
name. it's grand musical comedy,
;ull Of human interest, clean comedy.
good music and a dazzling array OF
dancers. Walter Morrison. Edith
bradford, Earle Gates. Marie Gates
Eleanor liartc, Thomas j. Grady, Leo
franEc! Charles Mitchell play the
principal parts, and they have wor
thy associates in tho dancers and the
mcmbcrs ot the chorus The piece is
tandscmcly staged and costumcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
DUNCAN PLAYS NEW
ROLE AT BLUEBIRD

William Duncan is always on the
lookout for new types of roles. I'm
The Fighting Guido" which viii
De- shown at Bluebird Theatcr OIL
Friday and Saturday. he plays ti..
part of a guide. big game hunter
and companion OF an English noble
man. Duncan had charge OF the
direction Of this picture and he
transported his company up into
the wilds of Northern California.
This is not "A serial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

widow an unconventional creature.
Lchar's whole musical framework is
dcliciously imagined and contrivcd.
1t is the story Of two impctuous
young people. surrounded by an
amorous. Intriguing court. and
swaycd by emotions stronger than
they drcam-a couple driven against
their Wills into each others arms
by the hypnotic strains OF the most
Intoxicating OF all waltz melodies.
All the Slavic numbers are charm
ing in color and national spirit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10

Eroadway's reigninS Oriental fox
trot. The Isle of Zorda"--insp'rcd 6y
the Pahteseriai special feature of tic
"Gme tit!e--is the favoriic dance
number on the Hotel Astor roof and
at many cabarcts. It's vogue is fol.
lowing the showing of the picture in
all the large cities OF the United
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-23

foldet kellene ritaznom, hogt Ri
ifldulasi pontomat elerhessem; a
a sarkon (poluson) viszont egy
reggeli sktaba kerilhetne csak,
hogy kiindlllasi pontomat ujb6l
elerjem.
Einsteln szerint az TDO vonala
epen az, ami a TER vonala. A
vilagegyetem keretet a negy di-
menzi6 mertekei alkotjak. Harom
a ter, egy: az id6 merteke. New
szerint: q "fel-le, F." ''jobb- bal, >
!" "oda-vissza" /" IS "mult -j0v6' vo.
nalak. Mindezek tcrmeszetesen
mem szigoruan mercy meehataro-
zasok. inert hiSzcn G vonalak va
l6jAban e0rbek: egymasba folyok.
Ahol barmily csektly anyag is
letczil1, ahol elektromoS vagy mag
neses er6k vannak, oft az lDO IS
TER-vonalak t0bbe-kevtsbbt el-
torzultak. Epen ebb5l knndulva
allapitotta meg Einstein, hogy egy
cSillag fenysugara, amint egy ne
hez lest, mint a Nap, mellett a.
halad: Xxi fog ttlni eredcti iranyii-
bol.
Az "nj'' elm&lct ltnyeetben az
6-egyiptomi csillagas2ok Is bol-
cstszck mflycn szant6 tanait hir-
deti IS CIT is az cgyhecsavarodott
kigvo jelkfpczhctn6 leghiiebben,
mely magAt az 6r0kk6val6Sagot
jelkepezi. De a nit az egyiptomi
tud0Sok b0lcs el6relatassal hirdet-
TEX. Einstcin AIT "kttsteet mem
tjir6, " s2igoruan tudomanyos ala
pom bizonyitja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-23
EdYEstji.f A KET RRDfLYi
MAGYAR PART

Minthogy az erdelyi Magyar
Szovetseg alapszabalyait a kor.
many ismetelten visszavetette q
| a magyarsas tomoriileset ebben a
szervezetben mem enssdte meg,
| targyalasok indultak meg a Ma,
eyar Nem7eti Part g. a Magyar
Neppart ko7ott, hogy Ell az egy.
Iseget egy politikai part kereten
beliil valositsak meg. A targya.
laSok vegre eredmennyel .jartak es
ktt magyar part vezet6sege meg
allapodott abban, hogy kiil0n part
szcrvczetcit mcesziintcti IS az
cgtsz elszakitott lmagyarsag re-
Isz6re egy nj kozos partot szerve2
Magyar Part neven.
A Magyar Neppart hosszas tar
eyalds utan a Magyar Szovetseg
angusztus 6-iki hatarozatanals
alapjan vtglegeSen abban allapo-
dott meg, hogy keresztiilviheto
mex tartja a fuziot, hogyha az NJ
part a s26ls6 ntpretegeknek es a
polgarsaenak ervenyesuleset lehc-
t6vt teszi. Ezt az eloterjesztest
IA Magyar Nemzeti Part vezet0se-
|ge targyalta es elfogadta.
Egyik part sem adta fel prog
ramjat, sGt mem is. m6dositotta,
inert voltakepen mind kett6nck
programja azonos volt. csak an
nakidrjen egyes sZemelyi szem-
pontok osztottak kft taborba az
olah uralom ala keriilt maevarsa
got.
A NemZeti Part magyar nem-
yeti autonomia mellett harcol, a
Nfppart pedig Erdtly autonomia-
jat k0veteli. Voltakepen azonban
magyar nemZeti autonomia Olah-
orszag k0telekeben addig meg
mem valosithato, mig Erdely t0bbi
nemzetci. illetoleg maya egesz En-
dfly Xxi mem vivja autonomiajat. I.
Icy k6t part programme ebben n
kfrd&sben sem I'll ellcntetben,
mines ellentet a felckezti iskolak
kerdes6ben sem, S ICY vegre sike-
rUlt az ellentfteket kiktiszob0lni
ds egyesiteni magyarsagot.
A2ok az osszekottetesek, melye-
ket Neppart eddig is fentartott
az erd6lyi olahsaggal, helyeselv6n
annak Erd6ly autonomiajaert Bu-
karesttel szemben folytatott kiiz-
delmet, csak hasznara lehetnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-23
A TULMUNKA ES MEGEROL
TETEs VEszEDELME

NehGz Jai6k: a gyertyat mind
ket vtgen meggyujtani - mondia
egy rdci k0zmondas, Valoban
mem sok embcr kepes egy gond-
terhcs IS faradsagos napi munka
utan otthon ujb6l jnekigyiirk6z-
hi a munkanak Is kes6 ejfflie
s2jinteleniil dolgozni. Ilyen k0-
riilm6nyek k0z0tt meg a leger6-
scbb ds legszW6sabb ember is 6sz-
szeroppan 6s r6videscn t0nkre-
megy.
A Gy1ri munkas Is munkasn6,
ha nehez, faradsagos munkat We
gez a nappali orakban, mem tul-
6razhat minden este anelkiil, hogy
meg ne fizessen exert eg6szseg6-
vel. Az eo6szsee a legdragabb
aru vilagon, olyan draga, hogy
mc@fizctni meg a Ieggazdagabb
ember sem kepes. Az egeszseg az
ember legbecsesebb tulajdona, ez-
ert kell nagyon 6rizniink 6s apol-
nunk sziintcleniil. Semmi penz6rt
sem sZabad megkockaztatnunk az
egeszse egiinket. Tiz dollar fizetes
percenkint igen gyatra kis i0ve-
delem akkor, ha azert az egeszs5-
giinket kell eladnunk.
A rendes, mertekletes munka
egeszseoes. Testiinknek es szeIle
miinknek feltetlenul sziiksege van
ARA, hogy dolgozzek. A tul-
munka, tulorazas, ha normalis
kepessegiinket meghaladja. vesze-
defines !meger0ltetessel, komoly
kovetkezmenyekkel jarhat. Seem
behelyezkedik szervezetiink sligo
ru t0rvenyeivel. Az emberi test
es az emberi szellem teherbirasa
korlatolt, aminthogy barmely gep-
mex a teherbirasa es ellentall6
ereJe korlatolt. Ha egy kocsira
tulsok terhet rakunk, a vaz szet-'
esil1, a kerek es a tengely let0rik.
Icy tor lie az emberi szervezet is,
ha meger6lteti magat s ha ener-
giajat felemeszti.
Nincsenek olyan szabalyok, me.
lyeket minden ember ugyanazon
m6don al1almazhatna. Mindenki-
mex 0nmaganak kell ereznie, meny
nyit adhat kepessege, mennyit es
meddig dolgozhat meger0ltet6s
nelkiil, anelkiil, hogy szervezete-
mex artana. De mig bizonyos
mertekig a faradsag erzete nem
| jelent kimerulest, addig teljes
kimeriiles, az izmok, az agy es a
teljes szervezet legyengiilese We
szelyezteti az egeszseget. Ez eset
ben haladektalanul forduljunk az
orvoshoz. Az emberi szervezetnek
folytonos valtozatban: munkara
es pihenesre van sziiksege.
Tudomanyos kutatasok alapjan
beigazolast nyert, hogy a tulmun-
ka okozta faradsag alatt a teljes
szervezet kimeriilesekor bizonyos
mereg kel eletre, amelyet SEER
tvezet a pihenes. elmaradasa folly
tan mem kepes lekuzdeni es elta-
yolitani. Ez a mereg gyengiti a
.szervezet ellenallo kepesseget a
I betegsegekkel szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-23

most az egy taborba egyestilt ina
gyarsagnak, mely regi knltairalis,
gazdasagi es nem utols6 vonalban
szambeli snlyAval jelentekeny er5-
tartalekot fog Lolcs5n5zni az ef-
delyi olahsagnak, ha annak veze
t6i komolyan IS becsiiletesen fen
tartjak a eyllafehervari hataroza-
tohat, melyek az e1szakitott ma
gyarsdg jogait, saabad fejl6desat
IS szambelilee ct megillet5 szere-
pet az nj orszagban bi2tositjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-23
Az E1NsTE1N -ELMhLET LIZ.
NYEGE
A vilagegyetem az lido gorbejt".
ben. Negy dimenzi5: id6 ts ter
vOnalals

Mint a yardzsl6 buvos batynia,
lucy gejti el misztikumait Einstein
elmelete a relatititasr6l Ca vi
szonylagossagr6D. Vegeszakadat
lanul folynak belole az. vi vilag-
szemlelet, az uj felfogas es NJ meg
ismerGs szines csodai, amelyek Ia
2as iZgalmat ragyogtatnak meg
iivegeSetlett tekintetilnkbc. Alig-
ha volt probl6mank, mely lily ia
voli hori2ontokat feszegctett vol
ma mely titkos bizonysagaival
ilyen szediiletes bonyodalmakba
ranthatta volna q vilagegyetemr6l
,alkotott emberi felfogast. Bevall-
hatjuk, hogy mintl inkabb k0ze-
lediink az ,elmelet mcgismerese-
hez, annal inkabb .tetszik client
mond0nak.
AZ emtletet az lido e0rbejebe
vezcti, ami cgyben a lcgredeke-
lScbb Is legfontosabb megallapitas.
Einstein szerint ugvanis nemcsai;
a multi, de minden elk0vetkezend8
jov6 egy megszakitatlan g0rbtt al
kotva olvad egyhe q jelennel.
Rendkiviil 6rdekesen fejtegeti ezt
IWeyl "Id3-ttr-anyag" cimii
konyveben, melyet csak r0viddcI
czel6tt forditottak le n4met ere
detib6l. A k0nyv tulsagosan
mathematical, tulsagcsan sulyos a
legt0bb embernek-eeySze nypl-
vczeten ICY tareyalhatna az el-
meletet:
TIT van egy Vonal, cz jclktpcM
az idot, ami a mutt homalyab0l
kiindulva tor el6re v9gtclen j0-
v6be:
Mutt. .... En-. (. .J6v6. =.
Ahol EN- allok. mindket iranv-
ba tekintve, de mem latva az at
egyik veget sem: az q pont jelzi a
JEIEN-t Az EN- folytonosan,
megszakitas nelkiil halad eoyenc-
sen balrol- -jobbra az IDO ntian.
Minden pillanattal a MULT-b0l
JOVO-be lepek. Minden paranyi
id6Donttal egy paranyi id6t elve-
seek JOVO-t6 es hozzaadom
MULT-hoz; de inert mindket
irany vegtelen: egyik sem lehet
sohasem kisebb vagy nagyobb.
A MULTI 6s JOvO id6k alland6an
elszigeteltek halad6 .(folytono-
san tovabb mozg6) JELEN altal:
ahol EN- allok. Es inert ket lido
megis ellenkez5 iranyban fekszik,
sohasem tortenhet meg, hogy
MULTI es JOvO egymasba szakad-
hassOn.
De lit alkalom nyiliF megse-
bezni az elmeletet, alljunk hat
meg egy percre. Ha egy papirla-
pot egybegombolyitok erintke-
zesbe hozhatom a MULT-at a 10
vowel Sot X. e. (Krisztus el6t-
ti) idot belehelyezhetem a X. II.
idobe, nos es mi t0rtenil ekkor a
Chronological (idoszamitassaD +?
A latsz6lagosan egyenes vona-
lax EFT valosagbeli g0rbejet ket-
segtelenUl ismerjiik 1892 6ta, mi
kor tokeletesen bebizonyosodott,
hogy foldiink mem lapos, hanem
sombolyu. Ha ebb6l a varosb6l
folytonosan kelet fele utazom,
ugyanide fogok erkezni nyugat-
rol. Kiindulasi pontom f0ldrajzi
helyzetetol fugg, hogy milyen
nagy tayolsagot kell bcutaznom.
Ha peldanak okaert az egyenlit0n
(equatoron) laknek, $4,000 inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-23
A SZERELEM ERzETEl
Jobban SZERETNEK a NOK?
A, e,,,I,.r; sr.;,+ee s,.,o+nJ

JoDDdn oA6h6INGh NUN!
Az emberi erintes erzete
HIRDESSEN A NO ELETTARSERT?
Miert lepjem hazassagra a leany 1S-ik
elet6ve, f6rfi pedig 21-ik 6leteve
elott?
Hazassag, elvalas, szerelem, fajjavi-
tas, sziilet6s ellen6rzes, nemi egeszseg-
tan stb. stb.
Hogyan lehet eredmenyesen hazassag-
ra 1epni es boldogsagot elerni?
Ez csak nehany azon targyak koziil,
melyeket "FOLD" Magazine megvi
lagit; Amerika Macy es magasrendii
szerelmesek k0zlonye. Csak ilyen tar
gyakra szoritkozik.
Kiildj0n 10 centet minta-pel-
danyert es Friendship Club -unkra
vonatkoz6 felvilagositasert
Az el6fizetesi ar csak 75c egy eyre.
$500 harom eyre.
A "FOLDN el6fizet6inek SEAPORT.
tasa celjab6 tett ezen kiilonleges ajan-
lat csak rovid id6re sol. Minden elG-
fizetes feljogosit Friendship Club-unk-
ban val6 tagsagra, mindket nembeli
tagok ezreivel minden allamban es va
rosban.
Kuldj0n IS centet, nevevel es cine.
vel, kovetkez6leg:
FOLD MAGAZINE
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(1923-3-26)
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
SCHOOLS CLOSE.
/. FOR TEACHER !.
| Meet
HyattsviIIe Entertains zoo
From Prince Georges
County Districts.

HYATTsvILLE. Nd. Dec. 10
Schools in Prince Georges county
are closed today during the SECOND
quarterly meeting Of the year OF the
County Teachers Association. In the
Hyattsville High School. Teachers
Of the Hyattsyille schools are acting
as hosts to more than 200.
Brief addresses by representa-
tive of the State board OF education
and Prof. Nicholas Orem. county su'
perintendent of schools, are sched'
uled. Group singing. Under direc-
ton of DIR. Homer c. House, OF the
University of Maryland is ono OF
the features.
A dramatic club has been organ
lied by students of Hyattsville High
School, with Lucille Erwin, presi-
dent; Margaret Wolf. vice president;
Virginia Sturgis. secretary. plan
for selecting the cast for the annual
school play now is being worked out
by the club. A French club Is
among the other new organizations
at the school. Helen b. Claeett has
been chosen president Of the club;
Togo Matthews. vice president; Ber-
nice Moler, secretary. and Josephine
Thompson. treasurer. ~
The following appointments in the
reserve officers training corps OF
the University of Maryland have
been announced by Major sR. II.
partment:
Unit commander. Lieut.. Col. Paul
8. Frank; adjutant, Capt. John =.
Schaeffer; battalion comnander. Ma
jor George F. Pollock; battalion ad-
,utant. First Lieut.. Raymond L.
Officers-Company A. First Bat.
talon: Captain, J. w. Wisner: first
|lieutenants, j. F. Clagett, "A. @. Wal
lis: second lieutenants. ]. w. Mum
ford. e. M. Richardson.
Company b. First Battalion: Cap
tain. N. G. Embrey; first lieutenants.
w. H. Young. G. A. Wick: second
|lieutenants, c. 8. Cook. l.. #. Schott.
Company c, First Battalion: Cap
tain, w. M. Jones: first lieutenants.
c. e. White, X. B. Chappell; second
lieutenant, e. A. Graves. al
In recognition Of his services AZ
director Of music at the university,
Kingsley A. House has been desig.
mated as band leader, with the rank
and grade of first lieutenant.
It IN announced that 90 far two
engagements have been arranged for
the University Of Maryland debating
team. PennsylvanA State College
will be met February Is. and Johns
Hopkins University. March 1. Try
outs for Maryiand's team are now In
progress.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15

the Federal Government and Of the
States Of Arizona. California. Col.
orado, Nevada. New Mexico. Utah
and Wyoming.
The State Department viii be
custodian of the historic document,
signed at Santa Fe, November a.
which marks a new era In develop
ment of the Colorado river basin.
I The State Department. In com
pliance with the terms Of the agree
ment. will send certified copies OF
the compact to the governors OF
the seven States to be presented
to the legislatures OF those States
for ratification. Secretary Hughes
also will forward q copy to Con
gress to be ratified.
The Colorado river compact con
development Of 4,000..
600 acres Of desert land. 100000
hydro-electric horse power trans
mittf through the states Of the
basin, available home sites for g.
000, 900 people, and flood control OF
the Imperial and Verde Valleys and
the Yuma district Of Arizona.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
JASPER POST OF LEGION
OPPOSES REFORM LEADER

Charging A. r. Kimball. chairman
Of the National Civil Service Re-
form Leasue with being "antasonis-
tic to the welfare Of the ex.
service men." members Of Sergt.
Jasper Post. American Legion,
urged. his removal in q resolution
adopted at . meeting last night.
Kimball In his annual report urged
that the military, preferences clause
in the civil service law be stricken
out.
:, Thomas J. rrailey was reelected
post commander. Other officers
elected were: First vice commander,
John +. Baker. second vice com.
mandst. J. L. Brown: third Vice COM
uiandsr. E. B. Thompson; historian,
w. w. gmyth; War Risk officer. At
tornsy Frank H. III. Nolte; chaplain.
the Rev. Hugh X. Fulton; sergeant
alarms, p. G. Guy. Attorneys r.
Joseph O'Nsill and Edward L. Mar
thil5ohni were appointed finance Of
ficsr and adjutant. respectively.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
ND. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
HEARD IN ASSAULT CASE

Z CUMBERLAND. Nd, Dec. 1S.--
Edward McCormick. . member oe
ths general assembly OF Maryland,
having served in the last house oe
delegates ~ . Republican. wAs
among the number given . hearing
yesterday In 'connectiou with the
mine assault cases at Lonaconing.
November 81.
The others arrested were Alsx.
ander Barclay, Thomas Stafford,
John Wells. George Mccormick.
Robert Ralston, James Tsrnsnt,
Robert Allerdice. and william
Timoney. They prayed . Jury
trial BY. Justice Oliver H. Bruce
and were released on $500 each.
Mccormick. Timoney and Aller.
dice were also held for assault. -
working miner named John Steele
on the same date. The men ~
strikers and the charges against
them grew, out Of an assault On
miners who had returned to work.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
STUDENTS VOTE EDISON
fi GREATEST, AMERICAN

BRUNswICK. Me-. Dec. 1s.--
Students at Bowdoin College think
Thomas A. Edison. the greatest lv-
ing American. Kenneth G. N. 6ills.
president. announced In making
public the result Of q poll at the
college.
Woodrow Wilson ranks second
and Senator Lodge. Of Massachu-
setts third. The runnerdPups are
Secretary Of state Hughes. Charles
n. 6chwab and Chief Upstice Taft
in the order named.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
CAPTURE JAll-eREAKER
FAR BACK IN NINE

BUCKHANNON. W. Va, Dec. Is.
Paris Brady. who escaped Monday
nom tail at Weston. was caught
yestsrdAy hiding far hack in . mine
ct Midway. near here. J. A. Strader
located the man. Brady was con-
victed In Lewis county some time
ago for having sworn falsely In
securing . marriage license and
marrying Q young girl from MID.
awaiting action ON motion for Q
new trial.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
CONGRESSMAN HOOKER
ADDRESSES MEMS CLUB

Congressman James Murray
Hooker. Of Virginia, addressed
members Of the Mems Club of st.
MArk'D Church. Third and A streets
southeast. at . turkey dinner held
In the parish hall Of the church
last night.
He spoke of, the necessity Of edu-
eating children in the rural district
with . view to keeping them on
the farm. Charles 8. zurhorst pre-
sided.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
>oeNAoP PoLITAN CLUB TO
GIVE POOR HAPPY XMAS

At 1 meeting OF the Cosmopolitan
Club held In the new Hamilton Ho-
tsa last nlEht, announcement was
u1ade> that = fund had been started
q aid the poor childrqp Of Washing-
n nsw businsSs committee was ap-
pointsd ~ follows: Fred Rice, chair.
man; shelby Clark, Fred Sptcer.
Charles Turner and Harry X. Ho-
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
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The Washington times., 1922-12-15
SHIPMENT FROM OHIO
cLUTS FOWL MARKET

POxEROY, Ohio, Dec, 1S.--A re.
cent shipmsnt of $4,000 pounds Of
turkeys and chickens by boat TO
Pittsburgh by d local concern re-
suited In . big financial loss. When
the cargo reached its destination II
wns found that the market was
ovorstocked. Prices went below first
cost.
Part Of the fowls were placed In
oold storage. The rest were shipped
hack here.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
Child Is Open n-orats Victim.

GLENDALE. w. Va; Dec. H.
The winter Of 1922 claimed its first
open .grats victim when Virginia
Bittmen,' Dix Years old. nftd at
0lendais hospital. ! The enid was
burned while playing In front of
the crate with an older brother.
The father wrapped q rug around
the victim. but not before she was
fatally burned.