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TWO-STARS. '
Two interesting personalties will be
seen on the screen on the Herbert
Brenon production or "The Lone Wolf"
for Selznick Pictures at the Grant!
Mondnv. In the leading feminine role
Hazel Dawn, one of the handsomest!
or ihg youug ynjuut; ctaio,
to the "shadow stage after an absence
of a vear. Since, that time si:e has
. i . . . .-.tn. it-1 1 1 votnm
b;en fi irt ins with her first love, mu
sical comedy, and in the galaxy cf
stars under the Dillmghani-ZiegfeM
irnnagenienl at the Century Theatro
she was one of fhe greatest fvorite.3
She heard the call of the camera
af;ain this spring. Jjowever, -when an
opportunity arone to appear in a pic
ture directed by Herbert Brenou, and
vas euaraged for "The Lone Wolf."
The opposite role is played by Bert
,teli. who makes his picture debut!
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in tli ir. production. He is a youn; ieau
nnrr tit s-n v;hn won his sduts on the Pa
cific Cca?t. under the management of j
Frederick Eelasco, brother of the fa
mous David. For several years he has
received flattering offers, but BelasiD
induced hi.n to remain in California.
loo. was lured by the opportunity
to anpear under the Brenon direction, j
and ciu-.o East for this purpose.
THE "SMARTER SET."
"iV Poodle" is the title of this sea
son's offering of the "Smarter Set"
and conies to the Academy of Music
next Tuesday, January 1st. With
comedians like Salem Tutt Whitney
and J. Homer Tutt, to thrill and de
light them, lovers of the best in mu
sical comedy are certain to attend in ;
goodly numbers as to refute com
pletely the oft-repeated, statements
of lato years that there Is no longer
any demand for good singing, bril
liant and clean comedy. It is report
ed that ovations have been accorded
the "Smarter et." wherever they
have appo.red this season.
"A Good for Nothing Husband."
At a time when our thoughts are of the average as to leave nothing'to be Reserve Corps. Dr. Warren is a na
o very serious" nature, and we are desired in the way of stage settings. tive of orange county and has boen
daily 'brought face to face with great In supplying such a long felt want practicing medicine in Hillsboro for
worries, thp seeker after amusement as this charming comedy the man- years' liV w's
will wnt something that will re- agement have won the gratitude of U ree ears' or 10ur ears n- w';'
ifeve the tension anS keep . onla . mind their audiences and th. popularity en- a student at the University ot :,orth
off the darker side of the conditions joyed by this show 'so far this sea- Carolina and for two years at Tulane
tint surround us all son shows that the average specta- University, receiving his degree in
it is with this thought, that the tor believes in the old adage "Laugh medicine at Tulane in 1915 He will
j DKf cv,np oriri trmw fat " ejiter upon his duties as nealth crlscer
well knov.-n producer Robert Sher- and grow rat. T.o.- -i .
man offers his new comedy "A Good
for. Nothing Husband," a play of the
day with a real plot, and funny sit
uations' erough to furnish one con-
T 1 Till 3.1 IclUdl '
There are plenty of comedies, but ,
this one has the great advantage of ,
having a story that amuses, and also ;
holds the spectators attention at all ,n
times and lends to him a genuine
thrill that serves to help build unjf,!
the comedy situation without tiring
o:; boring the., audience and giving j
this unusual play the slight touch of i
Melo Drama that Is always needed to
keen up the interest of the beholder. .
civen the play an excellent acting !
company including some very lovely
ladies and eood looking men, and a
scenic production that is so far above
Hoa) a Girl Worked
GIRL who has her way to work
throuch college is doing it by her
ing it by
knnck
Wb.cn
of keeping children amused,
the question of meeting the
expense Gt her education arose the
ni seemed to have no way of earn
ing her. money as she had no bent or
training.
One day as her small nephews
h-jr. entranced on a fairy tale she
repeating, tbs idea of story-tell-for-profit
came to her. From child
hood she had possessed the power to
keep children happy.
Tiie college the girl attended is in
a city where she had but few friends.
Th she had were immediately
written to, and their influence solicit
ed. One, a teacher in a large private
srhoo!. introduced her to a number of
the patrons, who were only too glad
to have -their little ones amused for
a hcur or f in the afternoon.
"Another friend lived in an apart
ment house and had often been sor
ry for 'the lonely lives lived by many
of the children in it after school hours
ivere over. he spoke to a number of
the mothers about the girl's project,
and a story-telling i' . was ar
ranged for three afternoons a week.
The children were collected in a
room, and were kept happy for an
hour and a half at a time with stor
ies. So successful was the plan that
A Good
FROM the Rockies comes a story
about three vultures that attacked
an eagle in his nest on a mountain
peak. Although attacked from three
. points, the king oXbirds gallantly held
his own and slew two of the vultures.
'The manner in which the eagle did
. this was ; eculiar. Singling out one
of the attacking birds, he grasped it
tightly by the neck, burying his fal
ons deeply in the flesh, and then ris
ing air: jst perpendicularly for about
Trees Guarded by Ants
ANT defenders ot plants and trees
are one of nature's marvels. The
" cecropia adenopus is a remarkable
U Jree of South Brazil, widely distrib-
' -c uted through the tropics. Its slender
V; trunk is crowned with long leaves at
7 the eTTcTrof the branches.
'. A few active ants run continually
' " ' vvi along the branches, and the leaves,
"v: but if the tree is shaken 6lightly an
. - " - iarrriy oi ants rush out through small
' apertures 'ready for a savage assault
'l'la''ilie intruder. The arit is theter -
r , iA M-ible sruafdiaft that the tree has re -
nrf tA protect Itself from its most! which the ant enters is alwava
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A Scene From "Good For Nothing Husband," Academy of Music Tomorrow M
A Good for Nothing Hushana will
be seen at the Academy of Music to-
morrov matinee and night. The mat-
iness prices are 25 cents for children
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in the theatre. Tickets are now sell
ing at Elvingtons.
DR. A. J. WARREN,
:d Health Officer of Rowan, Re-
ievinq Dr. Smith.
(Special to The Dispatch)
jaieigh. N. C. Dec. 27. Dri Aiulre V
juckscn Warren, of Hillsboro, has been
Tainted health efficer by th-? olate
olieve Dr. L. J. Smith, who has been
transferred to
Wilson county to re-
Braswell, Jr.. recently
Hove Dr. J. C.
commissioned in the Officers' Mmlical
Her Way Through College
the girl soon had all her leisure hours
employed.
She sold all her spare time and
made no attempt to collect the chil
dren or see that they were safely- re
turned to their homes.
The stones told were of all kinds.
Many were tales from history. Noted
bits of fiction were adapted to child
ish language. There were fairy tales,
mythology, the child stories of Kip
ling, Thompson-Seton, Stevenson and
the old-time -favorites of Sophie May,
the Prudy Books and the Gipsy Ben
ton series were told to a new genera
tion. Much good poetry is now recited
over and over again, until the chil
dren grow to know and love it; nor
are the tales of adventure and Bible
stories omitted.
There is little attempt at discipline.
The girl's theory is that children
must be interested, 3 -t forced to in
terest. Sometimes the little ones
grow restless but usually they are
clamorous for more when the hour
is through.
Such an occupation requires a
knack that is not possessed by all
women. There must be a real love
for children, besides a happy gift of
putting things in picturesque lan
guage. Bird Story
one hundred feet allowed his prison
er, then pretty welT choked, to drop
on the rocks below in a stunned con
dition. Two falls served to Jcill the first
victim, but three were" required to
knock out the second.'
The survivor, seeing the fate of his
companions turned tail and flew down
the mountain : side, uttering shrill
cries as it went!.; ' u
The defenders rarely leave their re
treat, where they live on small whit
ish egg-shaped bodies about. om-
twetfth of an inch long, known as
Mueller s corpuscles. These are
formed of delicate tissue, rich in oro
leias ana on, as rations lor the tnr.
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risoriof -defender ants to .feed upon.
Just -above 'the point of insertion
ozeacn leat extends a superficial
groove at tne end of which i :
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rounded depression. There the tis
Sue.? is Jthin, Jike a diaohraetn in a
.jtabe; and'it alsp is soft ' The hole by
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Br. Warren has been o-jservm the
past week the county health wo k in
operation in :
in Nash county under Dr.
Speight. This week he goes to
uaviason vnere lie win opserve simil
ar work under Dr. E. F. Long, in th
county adjoining his new work. Tlis
j'i:st work will be medical school in
spection including the treatment of -Infective
school children, and quarauriue
voik. Other units called for in tho
plan of county health work preven
tion of soil pollution, life extension
v. ork, anti-typhoid work, and general
educational health work will be taken
up in the spring and summer.
three - year plan arranged for only ten
counties ,in the State by the State
Ecard of Health and the International
Health Board.
THE APPLE AS A
An Omen of Lack n2 Charm to Ward off
INHERE is a mine of quaint and su
A. perstitious customs connected with
the apple which would make capita!
reading jf all the instances on record
could be gathered between the covers
of a volume The apple in times past
has been used as an omen of luck
good and bad success in love and
marriage, and in some cases to ward
off disease.
In times past the apple has played
a prominent part in the traditions of
Scotland, and even now in the' High
lands the peeling of an apple to re
veal the letter of a young girl's fu
ture husband's name is regarded with
superstitious awe. The r romantic
maiden procures a large apple and
proceeds to pare it. If the peel breaks
then there, is a calamity ahead and
an interrupted love. If it breaks
twice, once while being pared, and
again while being thrown, then "it
means more disaster, for the twice-
THE GAME OF WHIF-WHAF
A Trial of Skill for the Evenings at Home
HERE is a game which our girls
will declare just the thing, for
you are fanning yourself allthe time
you are playing it. Irshoujd become
tremendously popular anion g' young
oiks, as it is one of the most grace
ul games to watch, that can be: im
agined, and requires nothing that is
not ready at hand.
A player may become so.rexpert
that he or she will rahicw!jfeciV
tennis player and beat all 'who take
the Other side, while two gOO-playV
ers may contest a long time without
either scoring a point.
This game is called whif-whaf be
cause it is played with fans, and as
the fans fly through the air, first this
way, and then that, they go whif-
whaf-whif-whaf from side to side. -
All ycu need is an ordinary table
two fans several books, and a piece? &f
The Pipcession of the Holy Carpet
EVERY Mohammedan in'ust under
take once at least in his life, a pil
grimage to Mecca, on the opposite
side ofthe Red Sea from CCairo, from
which lt is a distance of 800 miles as
the crow flies. " The object of vthis
pilgrimage is to visitUhe kaaba. ' i.
This building which-is rectangular.
contains the famous black stone. &t
vmsTf puijr. m . tao softfneastern
TOMORROW
ROBERT 5;SH:ERMAI Presents
The SreamiHg Comedy-Drama
Brimming With Laughter and. '
Human Interest
Nljjht BCc, 75c, and $1.00. Blatinee
Children 25c, Adults '30c.
TICKETS AT EL.VINGTONS
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TUESDAY, JAN. 1
Matinee and Night
America's Greatest
Colored Show
lilt SMARTER SET
Headed By
Salem Tutt Whitney-
And
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Presenting
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PRICES, Matinee 50 and 75c.
Night 50c, 75c and $1.00
parted peel means twice-parted love.
But if the peel be safely taken from
the apple, safely tossed around the
head three times, and safely thrown
to the ground so that it makes a let
ter on the floor, then it becomes an
agent of fate, and as such will help
the girl in deciphering the first letter
of her future lover's name.
More generally known, and at the
same time more weirdlike and fear
ful in character, is the celebrated
spell of eating an apple before a
looking-glass with a view to discov
ering the inquirer's future husband,
who, it is believed, will be seen peep
ing over her shoulder.
Many of the traditions which were
taken so seriously by our ancestors
have developed in this enlightened
age into pastime ffor merry social
gatherings. Some of the old Hal
lowe'en customs which are still be
lieved in some parts of the country,
tissue paper. The books you lay in
a row across the table. The piece of
paper should be about four inches
square. Bind a fine thread tightly
about the middle of the paper and
then spread out the ends till, they re
semble the ends of a bow of ribbon.
Get your fans, stand at one end of
the table while your opptnent stands
facing you at the other end, and"you
are ready to begin.
You toss the bit of paper or the
"fly" in tht air, and by a sudden
i'whif" of : your' fan just beneath it
blow over the line, of books and on
your .opponent's side of the table.
You must not blow it off the table,
But so that if she lets it alone it will
fall on the table. She makes a vigor
ous "whaf" with her farrT trying to
blow the "fly" back to you again. If
she succeeds you return it, and it is
fanned back : and forth ' until one
corner. It is said to have fallen' from
Paradise t& earth with Adam.
"The procession of pilgrims is-headed
by the "Holy Carpet" or Mahmal,
which is a kind of litter in the form
of a baldacchino borne on a 'richly
caparisoned. cameL There is nothing
inside the 3ilahmal,but two CopTes of
the Koran are attached, to the outside
6f it,- ,Whch the 'Mahmal reafh'es the
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British Official Advises Allies
to Hold a Stiff , Upper '
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'- (By Associated Press). -
- fxndon, Dec. 28. A" statement pur
porting to give in broad outline the
view taken in high. British political
circles of the German peace terms is
printed by the Daily Express. It sayg
that two things are -' knowm here,
first, that Germany does" not want a
separate peace with Russia but a gen
eral ' peace, and, second, that" Ger-
many fears Bolshevik influence, being
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airaia 01 ils eiitsui. uu wc ueiuiau
I working classes.
i "A stiff upper lip is the attitude in
this country at present," the state
ment declares. "The peace terms are
not sufficient to lead us to lay down
our arms. We must be watchful. It
nr v Germany to snow that she
sincere.
! Great Meeting of Scientists
.PittsbursU.' Pa., Dec. 28. More than
! 1,000 prominent scientists, members of
the American Association for the Ad
vancement of Science and its numer
ous affiliated scjentmc organizations,
have pith -red in Pittsburg for the as
sociation's coveutieth annus I meein'.
, the F.ossicii3 of v.rhich will continue'
i through the n:t four days.
Lawmakers Join Lhe Colors
Jackson, Miss.,-- iec. 28. So many
j members of the Mis-r-ipni Legisla
j turp have recigned their seat"; in order
, to enier norne branch , of th? national
'service that Governor Bilbo- has call
ed special elections to be held next
Monday in all tht ' districts whero
cancics exist.
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Disease.
are turned into forms of popular
amusement. A notable example of
the custom is hanging a stick hori
zontally by a string from the ceiling,
and putting a candle on one end and
an apple on the other. This stick be
ing made to twirl 'rapidly, the merry
makers in succession leap up and
snatch at the apple with their teeth,
no hands being allowed, but it fre
quently happens that the candle
comes round before they are aware
and scorches them in the face or
smothers them with grease.
A more serious and recent custom,
however, consists of a bowl of water,
wth a number of apples floating
about. Fond mothers have to drop
forks into the water from a distance
of about four feet 'ith the hope of
piercing an apple. If this is done suc
cessfully it is said to protect their
children from catching cold.
player misses it or until it is blown
off the table.
If a player -hits the "fly" with her
fan her opponent scores just as if the
"fly" had been driven off the table or
missed altogether. One player serves,
then the Other, as in tennis'.
The most important rule of all is
that one player must not fan or try
to fan the "fly" while it is on her op
ponent's side of'the table. But while
it is just above the line of books and
between the two sides, both players
may fan all they like, and that very
spot is where the hottest battle takes
place v .--V
This is not .exclusively a girl's game
by any means. Boys will find it just
as much fun as their sisters, but the
girls .will probably beat them badly
at it, for a fan is a girl's natural
weapon. '
citadel of Cairo it Is saluted with
twelve guns. -
So integral and so highly revered a
part' is the holy carpet procession in
the scheme of Egyptian life that the
government suppliesan escort of 'be
tween "200 a'n' 300 men including
some cavalry and a detachment ot ar
tillery with two". Krupp guns and a
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Are You Right or Left E
-EYED person uses the left
eye alone in all cases where it is
not necessary to use both eyes as in
using a spyglass or microscope either
closing the right eye, or paying no
attention to what is seen by it. Fur
thermore, the left-ed person, when
reading with both eyes open, pays
little attention to what the right eye
sees. Now it may seem difficult to
prove this, as both eyes usually see
the same thing, but it can be proven
very easily in the following way.
With a sharp lead pencil punch a
hole in a large card and hold the
card between your face and 'the table,
on which you have placed a 'small
coin. Mov the ' card about rapidly
in all directions until you catch sight
btraight Answers to Que
. Questions
WHY was Moses the most wicked
man on earth?
Because he broke all the command
ments at once.
Why are - crockery-ware dealers
different from other merchants?
Because it wouldn't do for them to
crack up their goods. '
Why is a baby like wheat?
Because it is first cradled, then
thrashed and Anally becomes the
flower of the family. ,v
On what toe does a corn never
comer Mistletoe.
What is the difference between a
hungry man and a glutton? , .
. One longs to eat and the other eats
too long. ' ' '
Where lies the path of duty?
Through the Custom House.
Why should turtles be pitied?-. Be
cause theirs is a hard case.
Why should young ladies set a
good example?
Because young men are so apt to
follow. --
v Why should the male sex avoid the
letter A? '
; Because it makes men mean.' 7 .
Why must chifmiey-s'weeping be
very agreeable? Because it suits
soots) every one who tries it.
Why is a joke less durable than a
church bell? ' , -
Because' after it is told Xtoll'd) a
few times' it is worn out. '
'.Why i isi Ireland likely, to become
the richest country: in'the : world? ;y
Because its' capital is always doub-
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of the coin through the !.o!:: :':-!
hold the card till and s!:i;t
then open that and shut v.): c:': : .
you are right-eyed you v.iii .
coin only when the right cy: r ' : - "
if you are left-eyed you v.:'.'. :' . j i.
only when the left eye is of,:::.
test will not succeed if yea ir.ov: :.':e
card very slowly (unless yov. r.
blind in one eye) for you will t: "
see the 'coin when the hole is in Y.:r
with it and either eye, but v.I.ct y
move the card quickly you c:':'1
rapid glimpse of the coin wii'.i :
favorite eye, so to speak, b: r. v
the other one, which you are ; -tomed
to neglect. This
neglect of one- eye is so co;:::
so complete that many a pr
ior years been nearly L-linr'
eye without knowing it.
Why should you never tell a
to take a back seat?
Because if. you do, he'll be li':f'y
take affront.
What would you call a yo:::.;.r
who eats "all the green melons he can
get?
. He is what we call a painsta!;:.i.'J
youngster.
Wrhat is an eavesdropper. An icicle.
Why is a neglected damsel 1 a
fire that has gone out?
Because she has not a spark kit.
Why are bells used to call people
to church?
.Because they have an inspirc-rms
influence.
What is that which goes up ts
hill and down the hill and yet stands
still?
,The road.
What becomes of the chocolate
cake when your only son eats it-
It vanishes into the empty heir
(air)V V
When is a bill like a gun?
When it i$ presented and dis
charged. .
When does Jour and four not maw
eight?
V When it is 44. . .
; What is that which when it
thrown you may catch without hands-
A hint
When are finger nails like docu
ments? v
When they; are filed.
What . miss - is always
all'
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