I know a very grave man whose days are spent in the most responsible work, who goes to see Charlie Chaplin once or twice every week, and laughs like a schoolboy all the time.

I think all solemn men ought to take sixpenny-worth of Charlie Chaplin occasionally.

Title: The Centralia Conspiracy Author: Ralph Chaplin Release Date: January 16, 2004 [eBook #10725] Language:

English Character set encoding: US-ASCII ***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE CENTRALIA CONSPIRACY*** E-text prepared by Curtis A. Weyant The Centralia Conspiracy By Ralph Chaplin [Illustration: cover] A Tongue of Flame The martyr cannot be dishonored.

According to Astley, there were eight Franciscan friars besides the vicar, eight chaplains, and a chaplin-major; and that their orders were to begin with preaching, and in case that failed, to enforce the gospel by the sword.

And you have not fully satisfied our curiosity about Sir GEORGE ROBEY, Baronet, Lord LAUDER, Sir CHARLES CHAPLIN and other great Leaders of English Society.

Half an hour later when I left themwithout any strenuous protests on the part of eitherthey were deeply engrossed in a mutual discussion upon decorations, religion, the high cost of living, free verse, two-cent transfers, Charley Chaplin, aviation, ouija, and other equally safe topics.

Other articles deal with "The Psychology of the Pacifist," a trenchant exposure; "The Teeth of American Presidents," which contains a number of curious statistics; "The Film and the Future," by Viscount CHAPLIN; "The Honours List," in which the anonymous writer makes the revolutionary suggestion that the KING'S birthday should in future be marked by the withdrawal of old titles instead of the conferring of new.

It appears from The Boston Christian Science Monitor that Mr. CHARLIE CHAPLIN is about to join the Army on the side of the Allies.

CHAPLIN, Charles.

R71854, 18Dec50, Charles Chaplin (PWH) WOMAN PROOF, a photoplay in eight reels By Famous Players-Lasky Corp. © 6Nov23, L19569.

TYLER, CHAPLIN. Chemical engineering economics.

Chaplin Tyler (A); 18Jan54; R124354.

Charlie Chaplin's parade.

CHAPLIN, ELIZABETH T. A century and a half at the New York Bar.

CHAPLIN, W. W. Seventy thousand miles of war: being one man's odyssey on many fronts.

W. W. Chaplin (A); 5Apr71; R503338. CHAPMAN, ELIZABETH BOWIE. Which way ahead?

R68462, 17Oct50, Margaret Echard (A) CHAPLIN, Charles.

Charlie Chaplin's parade.

CHAPLIN, CHARLES.

Charles Chaplin (A); 16Mar61; R272542-272546.

CHAPLIN, W. W. Seventy thousand miles of war: being one man's odyssey on many fronts.

W. W. Chaplin (A); 5Apr71; R503338. CHAPMAN, ELIZABETH BOWIE. Which way ahead?

Chaplin, last of the clowns.

Pupil of an aunt, who was a miniaturist, and later of Chaplin.