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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
< x X X x y Il 4 X x II x

New York, Oct. 9.--Liberty bonds
quotations.: 31a's 1oo.O6; first As, $500
second 4's, 94.16; first Az g, blank; see
ond 41's, 94.24; third Az g, 95.82;
fourth AN 's, GALA; victory 3%'s, 99.ss;
Az %, 99.S2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
Mystery Surrounds Story Of
His Majesty, The American
Manager of Oregon Theatre Which wril
Show New Fairbanks Film VIII
Not Divulge Plot of Picture.

"It's too good to give away" said
Manager Kupper of the Oregon Theatre
when he was asked to tell the story or
Douglas Fairbanks forthcoming produc-
tion, ellis Majesty, the American.
"Now, I am not going to spoil the
anticipation of my patrons by telling
the story of Douglas Fairbanks new
film, His Majesty, the American in
advance. But / will say this: Fair
banks has spent more money on this
picture than he has ever spent before,
because he has made it for release d1-
rect to the theatres of the country by
tho United Artists-the big -Four -
which is made un of Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and
ID. w. Griffith.
"Thc story of His Majesty, the
American is knockout. 1t gives
Doug chance to do lot of entirely
new tricks and ] don I hesitate to say
that the picture is far and away thu
biggest production that he has eve
turned out.
"I'll let this much Of the secret out
Doug plays the part Of young Amer
lean who simply can't keep out Of trou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09

BILE. He takes hand in all sorts of sit
uations which lead him all over the
world. We find him first in New York
where he tries to show the fire depart
ment how it should be run. We find
him helping the police raid the den Of q
king Of the underworld. We find him
later in Mexico showing the bandits
what they don't know about their busi-
ness and then we find him buttingin
on the affairs of little principality in
Europe. 1t is the jollicst mix-up you
have ever sen in yonr life.
can idea of.the enormity Of the pro
duction can be gathered from the fact
that Mr.. Fairbanks spent SAC, 900 for the
erection of one set alone. This is an
entire section Of little French tow
and was built complete to the last dc
tail, from palace to hovel, from city
hall TO railroad station. Every building
was erected as permanently as II it wer'
designed as the living quarters Of th'
inhabitants Of the town. Even tn,
streets were paved and the realism 0.
the buildings was so convincing tina
hundreds Of swallows built their pc
euliar nests Of mud in tho copings ant
corniees.
"Another city Of an entirely differ
ent character was bnilt in the hills sur
rounding the Douglas Fairbanks Stn
dios. Here the action demanded q Mexi
can village and Mexican village Doug
built.
"Still another episode demanded ;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
COMPILE YOUR
LIFE HISTORY
FOR UNCLE NOW

a.. 49, orr;od ar s;noles Can Won
-. M, t:.,;., =
feaa anu
your mother and fatherf Where were
you born and when. How much school
;r bsva vou bads What ia your line
-, ,;,oa ~
VI 3o'A' iioN ,oAs
this country when dld you take OUT
your last citizenship papers9
yo,,,ll 10 asked these. and numerous
.. .e+ox T.nrorv 1910
os"ei auoo.
Better De prepared 10 answer 'neii'
and do it politely. If you don t Uncle
Sam will impose a penalty, And that
penalty is 500. You we got lots OF time
to study the questlops SO you ooh
need TO worry about raising Uncle
Sam ire on that sGore.
Work of compiling the official Unit
ed States census for 1920 begins Jan
uary 2. On and after this date an en-
umerator will come to your door, with
big sheet, which he will fill in as you
answer the above questions. The infor'
nation he receives from you will be
treated as confidential. 1t is only fol
the government s reference, and vii
incur no obligations from you Other
than cooperating with the solicitor II
getting the information.
Preliminary work of carrying ON the
compilation of the census here is nov
being planned. H R. Crawford, sup
ervisor for the first district, postoffic'
building, is now receiving applications
of persons who wish to work as enum
orators in the first district. As an IN
ducement for persons to act as enum
orator Mr.. Crawford said that the.
can earn from $4 to $6 day during
the period of census taking, which II
cities of 2500 or more, will last twt
weeks; and in outlayilg districts vii
last month.
Already many persons have appliet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
X X X X X x X X X X +
INTERPRETATIONS.
y x \ x y y = X X x y X

The Hermens Steam Motor company
of Portland, capitalized at $25o,000,
filed articles of incorporation with the
state corporation department, Wednes-
day. The incorporators are John Her
mems, Martin F. Moran and David E.
Griffin and Hcrry E. Wheeler.
Articles were also filed by the follow
ing companies:
Burns Machine Works, Inc, Pendletol
$25, 900; W. ]. Burns, Ina Burns ana II.
lJ. Warner.
Pacific Development company, AS
toria $3.50; Jacob Kesti, John Saarinen,
Thomas Drift, Abrcm Pekkala, Alto
Wiss, Mary Hihnala, Matti Peltonen,
Katri Saarinen, ]. w. Konttas and x
lBellman.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
with Will Il. Bennett, state superin-
tendent Of banks, this morning by the
Farmers and Stock Growers bank of
Vale. The institution is to be capital
lied at $4,000 with the following in
corporators: NJ G.. Hope, I. W. Hope
and s. Humphrey. There are already
two national banks at Vale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09

Isaac Newton Hughes, aged 65, an old
resident Of Albany, fell dead last Sat
urday while visiting at Yakima, Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09

Making time-''What was he pinch
ed for?o
His father let him use the auto for
an hour. -
"Well -
"He tried to ride an hour in fifteen
minutes Houston Post.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09


New York tenement street and Doug
built it.
In addition to these and many more,
Ia complete European railway line was
built, 1900 feet long and of the standard
continental design, the carriages being
the exact duplicate of the type in use
in France.
Supporting Mr.. Fairbanks in this
production are Marjory Daw, Frank
Campeau, Lillian Langdon, Albert Me-
Quarrie and Sam Sothern, famous New
York and London actor and brother Of
T.. II. Sothern, whomake s his first
screen appearance in this picture.
II do not want to say anything more
at this time except that we have got u
genuine treat for our audiences when we
shom them His Majesty, the Ameri-
ean.,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
Pubic Service Board
Sets Dates OF Hearings


Cases have been set for hearing by
the public service commission as fol
lows:
October 1o-portland, hearing~on ap-
plication of city for extension of st
Johns line of P. r. L. & P. to new
municipal docks.
October 14-Gearhart, on application
for county road crossing over s. P. 3 s
October 16 - Philomath, telephone
rates.
October 17-Kings Valley, on applica
tion for more adequte fencing Of Valley
&Siletz railroad.
| October 20-The DalIes, Great South
ern railway, cattleguards.
October 21-Prineville, Pilot Butt
telephone service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09

Difficult ~ A certain Judge after
passing sentence, always gave advice
to prisoners. Having before him man
found guilty Of stealing, he started
thus:
eff you want to succeed in this
world Won must keep straight. Now, do
you understands
"Well, not quite,' said the prison
er; "but if your lordship will tell me
how man is to keep straight when
he is trying to make both ends meet
I might. London Tit-fsits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
Stop Lumbago Pain,
Rub Backache Away
instant Rshefl Timber up! Rub pain,
soreness, stiffness right out with
"St. Jacobs Imminent

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or neuritis has you
stiffened up, don't suffer! Get small
trial bottle of old, honest est. Jacobs
Liniment = at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right in
to the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippledl This soothing,
penetrating Eminent takes the ache
and pain right out and ends the mis-
cry. 1t is magical, yet absolutely harm
less and doesn't burn or discolor the
skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery 50 promptly and
surely. 1t never disappointsl (Ady)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
|Mldtnomah County Likely
To Protest State S Claim

Multnomah county will give the
state of Oregon reply to its demand
for $52,7O1 claimed to be due from
tolls collected in the operation Of the
interstate bridge, as soon as an audit
of the account is completed, according
to a letter received by the secretary of
states office today from Rufus 9.
Holman of the Multnomah county com
missioners. In his letter Holman anti
mates that the county may protest the
payment Of the state $ claim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
House Committee Urges
!, Sweeping Budget Change

Washington, Oct. 9-Sweeping changes
in tNe governmental system of appro-
priations were recommended to the
house by the special committee appoint
ed to investigate the practicability o, /
national budget.
The committee recommended:
First-That bureau of the budget
be este hlished by the president to have
supervision of all requests for appro
priations and to cut everything to the
lowest possible minimum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
TORNADO KILLS TWO

Hoisington. Kan. Oct. 1.-TWO per-
sons were killed and score injured in
o tornado which struck this city late
yesterday. Property damage today was
estimated at $250, 900. About fifty res
licences were wrecked and an entire
block of business houses blown down. =
Mrs. G.. H. Cravens and an infant
daughter were killed when their home
was blown down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
CONTRACTS FOR ia
MILES OF ROAD LET

Contracts for 1891 miles Of road
work at an estimated cost of 81 375 1920
were awarded by the state highway
commission in session in Portland We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Contracts let for bridge work aggre-
gates an expenditure of $79,526 in the
state.
Decision to enforce maintenance by
the counties of the highways within
their boundaries also was decided. 9th
er business concluded was plans to
erect cement pipe making plant; to
readvertise for 50.31 miles of road
work in klamath county; and the
placing Of work on the Mount Hood
loop in the hands of Multnomah coun-
| ty.
The commission was informed that
the bithulithic basic patent expires
| May 20 1920. A proposition offered
| by the Warren Construction company,
for patent paving was considered, but
no action taken.
| Contracts awarded yesterday were:
| Baker county-Baker-C CornucopiGt high
way, 79 miles gravel surfacing. Bids
rejected State will handle job on force
account
! Coos-Douglas counties-Camas Valley
Remote section, 14.2 miles grading, John
Hampshire, $350,092.72 for both units.
Lake county-LakeyiewNew Pine
creek, 1.8 miles, grading and gravei,
Lake county court, $13,867
Marion county-Borden hill to Vain
hill, 1.2 miles, gravel, Pacific highway,
Marion county court at cost, estimated
at $5200.
! Morrow county-Oregon and Washing
ton highway, Hcppner to Gillian county
line, 35 miles, grades, Oskar Huber,
$146,493.5O.
Wssco county--Columbia highway,
( Mosier-Rowena section, 9 miles, grading
and so foot tunnel, johnson Contracting
company, 1928, ,627.5O.
Wasco county-Columbia highway
Rowena The Dalles section, 7.76 miles
grading A. D. Kern, $76,425.
Wheeler and Grant counties-Joh Joh1
Day highway, unit No. 2, Scarvice creei
to Valades ranch, 1875 miles, grading
James F. Clarkson, 1926, ,934.60; unit No
3, IL miles, J. F. Carlkson, $115,536.6o
unit No. 4, 11.45 miles, A. w. Kern
l$154,56126.
Bridge awards were:
Gillian eounty-Overhead crossing d
! Heppner Junction, Reese& Davis, $ls,
725; bridge on Willow creek, Reese 4
Davis, $21,515.
: jackson county-Overhead crossing a
| Tolo. Albert Anderson, $14,576.
Morrow county-Overhead crossing a
Messner, Reese & Davis, $13,240.
Polk and Yamhill counties Holme
Gap Amity section, west side highwa,
commission will build on force account
Estimated at $17,470.
e Clackamas county bridge, one owe
Sucker creek and one over Tyron creek
were referred to the Clackamas count,
0 court. Pacific Bridge company was loy
bidder on the first at $4S, S,9O6.25 and T
: D. Olds on the latter at $7224.
Making time-''What was he pinch
7 ed for?o @E.
5 His father let him use the auto fo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.

Portland Or. Oct. e.-More thar
5000 employees of the Standifer Con
struction company at Vancouver, Wasl
returned to work at clock this morn
ing.
The decision Of the steel and wood
shipbuiIders to resume operations wa.
made at a mass meeting of practically
all the men at the Standifer yards yes
terday afternoon accompanied BY
rousing cheers and the throwing of hat
into the air.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-09

Scratch as Cats Can-Two cats were
about to have duel
.-Let US have an understanding be-
fore we begin,' said one.
"About what7o asked the other.
g Is it to be duel to the death, OF
SHAH we make it the best three lives
out Of fives' boys Life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-17

were somewhat IRREGULAR. Influenced. by tho
Action OF stocks In other markets. but I'm.
proved toward the close OF the re ssion Short
covering WAS responsible for some Of the
industrials were again the center of in
tcrestS. and prices were generally higher to.
ward tho close. Steel stocks attracted NJ.
,en,ion because Of the tendency to advance
was true OF OTIS Steel. which gained about
a point from the nnal OF yesterday. Ca
hrmer. Candy stocks were strengthened BY
n better demand. Influenced BY the strength
OH stocks maintained a firm tone through
most OF tho session. with most Of the
medium priced stocks showing the greatest
strength. Ertcl OIL displayed tendency
dealings scored an advance OF a point. Hous.
ton Oil WAS the strong spot OF the high
s p0in's from the high Of the p.sviou, SEES
Metals we're In better demand silver
shares were the center Of interest again.
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COTTON MAHKETs.

NEW YORK. Oct. le.-The cotton marke,
was unsettled during the greater cart OF the
sesEton today; and price movements were
hszhiy irIeEuiar. The carly advance met
vel! a. rsaiirips. and PRICES broke rather
Ing on 70 81 and January TO aass. or sbou,
net unchanged 10 IL points higher Al the
low point of the reaction tho market showed
not decline Of points to an advance II
points, with Dtce mber touching 3t9S or 81
points below Yesterdays highest price. De-
mand b!oadeHcd al th!. level and in mid
afternoon the undertone was considers ~
tteadIcr. with prices up IL 10 IS points from
Wednesdays ciosc.
j., Ai,ern,e periods OF proht.,akinr and hedE-
Ing and demand from trade sources kept the
market unsettled and very Irregular through.
out tho last hour. Decemb.r at one time
broke 20 34l$. later recove.ies 10 3i57 The
close was steady. with August and sep,em-
changed to 81 point. higher.
Spot at New orlean. was steady. with
middlinE . points higher az 8 25c: the sales
were 500 bales; Snot here vas steady at
an ADVANCE OF 5 points at 3S.c5c: there were
sales
Receipts at PRINCIPAL ports; Galveston. a.
SD: Charleston. al: New Orleans 6s93;
NeIfoik :s53: Savannah. see; Aususta
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U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United states Circuit Court of Ap.
and officials in attendance: Circuit iud &c .
Han Hon ,r E; Ps'tehha5d Of A,9sy,!|s
c. and , lion Charles CIt. & Woods. 81 Msr!on
States Marshal John g. Saunders
CAses argued Se.terday:
n hiInt in e5r9r; V Nolan BENNETT
nn ad item dsfendan, n esror hf IosFa
the DISTRICT TSurt sat a. GharlestSn. g: e.
Gisintitf in error. We. Adolphus 2. bennett
together. by Henry e. Davis. OF Fiorence
S. c. and =. T. Canister. Sr.. OF Charlotte {.
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y; C.. for tho plaintiffs in error. and by
the. defenhanSs III error. and submitted.
No. iIaS-wysonk Miles Co. O, al.
plaintiffs in error ,vs. Tho Bank OF Nor IN
pistr!e. Court at Gresnsboro. ~; G. To
poro,. y. C.. Tor the plsintins In error. and
by King 4 EimbaIi. OF Greensboro. II. O..
Court adjourned until this morning at
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct. ls,-Ra,her sensational
gains were recorded In cottonseed oil today
prices at ono time being I'D 80 to rs points
Local and outside shorts covered freely and
there was some new buying for outside long
account, inspired by adverse crop conditions
and higher lard. Realizing sales took place
were 20 to. 90 points. Sales. 2l.oe0 barrels
Tenders, 100 barrels. Prime crude, 1890: prime
22.2i: March. 2s,6:: May. a2.9o: prime winter
yellow and summer white. nominal.
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OFFERS JOINT RESOLUTION
TO REMOVE BAN ON BOOB :
Rainey, OF Illinois,
0rioRs In New Bfll When Old
Proves Unsatisfactory.
IBy Universal Seryice1

WASHINGTON. Oct. i6.-A joint
resolution repeating the wartime pro-
hibitlon act was introduced in the
House today by Representative John
w: Ralney, Democrat, OF illinois,
Mr.. Rainey was moved to make this
new enort to lift the emergency ban
by the assurance Of Acknowledgement
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NEW YORK LIVE sroCK wAnrrr

new YORK. Oct. Is.-Beevcs. no tradins.
&23oo: culls. Sl2.oom $500
,Sheeo ann lambs steady lambs higher:
, ,fnsG' $50: lambs. $500 1855: cuiis.
Hogs Mos. s,, fsy at si5,o@nsso: pigs. $3.50:
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Palmer that his resolution OF fseJe.
lays ago WOULD not accomplish that
cared it TO DO the sense OF Conytess
mat the objects OF the law had besn
attained and requested the President
70 declare generalization OF the army
compete. II was believed this ae.iSi
automatically would annul the wart
At a conference with the Congress,
man today. the Attorney General SAID
that personally he would like ta-sS6,
IN, ne pan lifted. II 1t were possible, . pu,
taKe this action, he added
Nr. rainier pointed out that the
emergency dry act provides thatat IL
oI the war and thereafter until the
termination OF rehabilitation He has
ADVISED the President that under this
law tho peace treaty must bo ratiSa,f
before he can lift the ban.
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RICHMOND HAY MAREET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond, Va Oct IL IL
rIIICAGU CRAIN AND pEOnI-CE

SHlCAGtI TNNIN AND FFODCCE.
CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-Corn tended upward In
value today result OF wet weather a nd
scsntiness OF rural offerings. The market
peeemb arm n ana higher aw With yii
Oats gained h.9Lc to &c. In provisions the
vance.
Leading futures ranged IN follows.
WHEAT-Futures not quoted
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NAVAL STORES
n;m s s.:. S. &c. oG5 is
ii: stoek, 7.fa. o'' i''' SHIPMENTS
ment. 80: stocks: O.. 223 Quote: r. ISIS;
p. l!"9: r; 7so: T. l7:75: G and II. 1905: +.
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RICHMOND sTOOR MARKET

STATE sEc EishmGnd Va, Oct IS ,sIa
virginia is. Old c. and r.. 1884,. IS 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GnOnS

rr,y VOW DRY GOODS.
NJ" YORK. Oct. l5-Cotton goods mar.
kets were very strong. large contracts being
made Tor deliveries print cloths sheet,
INKS and convertio!es for deliveries extendinr
20 Aprii !, Jobhers are buying bleached cot
.ons treely. Buriaps were strong. with prices
advancing Raw silk and thrown silk aS.
vanccd after further rise in Yokohama.
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M NM f9Ek sock 3s ssss slb. S0vensn'
To n1F los ssS Sslss
=; ast bales; stock. I0l3.75l bales.
Total 81 fSc wsek-Receipts. lsa.iit bales: e1-
Total ior cason-Receipts s14oo: bales: e1-
ports. So7.lli bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1s.-sm.u advances
we're made by cotton today, the market being
held down by the constant liquidation COM
Ing Z, from owners OF long contracts, who
shs %es,e Ssa' psro sno Of sse
n se S Sy hs Of eed
points,
better cables from LIVERPOOL than " dus and .
vance OF : 70 % points the market hSsi-
then on during the remainder OF the day
nuatuations were rapid. but rather narrow
a rhs Sdis ,Ss on the shor, side vas 70
held large and unwelliy long interest, but
fresh buying ALWAYS came i'f on the soft
spots because or the private accounts OF
the boil rottns Of bos and Of crops 20 s'f Sein.
washed out by overnower streams. Texas
sent IN the worst MESSAGES. even reporting
noon the most active period OF trading oc-
CURED. and nrices at one time were so to
81 points over yesterdays close and at an
steady on she close. With October sis5. .
,, s,yERs gs@I Oct, 1s-fostSn sDs. in IT,
ding, .aaN; fully middiinE. a2sl: middiins
SslI d low middl!sT go geea ordinnry
siSains. 500 AmsSoan; rsseipis 800 sos ba! e.
iober. eco; November. I'll: pecemSer. ass ass
January. 2l.73; March. el.2s; May. 1886: July
an66. 80
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CHICAGO LIy-E STOCR MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct: ls-Hoss-Receiots 5000:
weak Bulk. !l3.Soa ilt.75: pigs. sis s5a siI.oo
,s m!ise,C- &c Eco1: steady Beef steers
Sheep-Receipts. Is o0o: Arm. Lambs sI25oN
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Brenk store Window.
DANVILLE. VA, Oct. l6-Unkuow,
ROBBERS last night broke plates las.
display window at SchooifeId anl
stole goods shown there valued a, s3G0,
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NAVAL STORES

$780, COFFEE.
Mp" YORK. Oct. ls.-Spot coffee quiet.
Santos a. 2St1: Bio IL. IsM q l6:.
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NEW YORK CURB MARREr.
NEW YORK. Oct 16-Tradink on the out
SIDE securities market today was more ac.
tive than in any Of the previous sessions
and the undeEtone was nrmer. Early prices
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Wholesale Quotations and Exchange.
richmond. Va. Oct. Is. 1917
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RHORT TERN NOTEs.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
WHOLESALE 0unfaflnn

(By Woodson- Craig Co. Inc, Richmond Va }
u. 5, Food Administration License No q 627io
Richmond. Va. Oct. Id, 1919
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-08

No matter what gay cOlors may ex-
press the jubilant mood of women who
are once more indulging themselves in
dinner and evening gowns, black satin
remains the most certain of admira-
ton. Its distinction and its becoming
ness are so well recognized that the
gown of black satin is matter of
course in the smart wOman'S ward
robe; she would not consider herself
QUILTED without one or two of them.
1t is the most versatile of fabrics.
Given rich black satin and fine chan
lilly lace. the best of designers will be-
gin at once to dream dreams which no
color could inspire.
Lucille has just recently turned out
the enchanting dinner dress which is
pictured here. 1t is an after-the-war
inspiration, with hint of the "subma-
rfne" silhouette-fOr which we shall
have to find another name since no
one wishes to think of submarines
now. 1t widens at the hips and mar
rows at the ankles in the graceful way