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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

sun Will Slcam. In fact. always like
TO think In dark and stormy hours how
soon things would go on the blink IL
it were not for showers. However
nara the raindropS rain. however swift
they fall In torrents down my window
pane. / have one name for all. Al
the trees and flowers l laugh at every
cloud that lowers and say, I'M fond
OF showers" If every time n drcnch.
spuds. I'd weep with all my might and
main and don my sackcloth duds. It
would not help said spuds along nor
cut the cost of -four. and so l tune up
on song about the festive shower.
I'd rather call squall n shower than
call shower n spuall. IL robs the
storm, Of half it's power to heed it not
at all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
4 Itotheo.

'fs mole az .a:ge IS y,tj -, -, .'Hn
-! ahc about on" foot Gc,o o ~,
'Ha.u AZ each SD" and c..d 49,, :,
- :.aHcs 70 ho!d ,he boards IN On
$40. Now 60 20 the Hur.. ytaI vi
~ dry. dusty manure INA. go
hten packed. TIL IN. hold Win mo.
end tramp i, then covr- . =, 80,
I'VE inches O! dirt. Throw an t ao ,4t
u!ahEtt oN"! ihc Oci ana ir ,b1".
TciFc nonrs ~ Viii hes . 20 ne,f ~
.}n!He ~ every da". 4ad II IL
tPo not TAX. the Iuiit IN ana ard ~.
e cool race boards over me I.a
Yep iain OH. and }! the bed ~. TOO
try sprinkle II with water ,t,c, ~
lEants are well started ;n. an. w
hDards should be left or "a So. -, ~
ep the plants before setting t3o," T.,
nc open ground. bat on cool .q't+. 'I
I9d should be covered Tn f-
should be big enough so tn, ho.,ds
rihcn II is covered. Viii be c.cs, 30
zen inches abovc tho dirt, ara -. u =,
ifsidc the frame should be lii,,c
icgher than on the outside IIch
Gfcan soil ehould be used. Tn. bed ,a,, =
rYols down 10 about :" degrees 1,.,.,
painting. Bury the lower enc o..
"bmmon thermomctcr IN the SOL a,n
.pu can always know the d..r.c M
hiat, L. Is advlsable TO make tho h.l
isga warm. sunny place south OF =.
bpNdinS. but not where the drip iron
the caves vii! fan on or close TO n
Use the earth which ~ thrown on, fol
banking UP. around outside of frame
one SIDE Of frame should be hiGhc
than ;he other so water Will run OF
when bed IL covered. Make bed abou
kkr feet vide md ~ long az neces
eAry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

NhIl F0ErtSt. Who Is pIaNinS NOW IN
dangerous Days" the Mary Roberts
at the Goldwyn studio. plungch twenty
feet. head first. into the movies and
came up smiling. II WIS this way: Ann
didn'; know how to ride and swim.
She was only Il tiny youngStcr when
her parents brought her TO this coun-
Try frnm h"r native Denmark, and even
then Sh" was an accomplished athlete
ti"r 2'rlhood was spent In Tacoma, and
one day She mounted her favori;e horse
ana rode away with the statement
that she was going for a little haunt
across the United States. She Jour
ncycd down tho coast as far as Los
angeles and there film director, who
an expert swimmer. asked her to do a
high dive for him in a picture he was
timing. She did il. And She never
travelled across the country horscback
because she has been in motion pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
An I:1citInr Nou.,t

Hurting himself from the mast OF q
sailing schooner TO the frail deck of a
thrilling incident in the life OF Eddie
Polo, the serial star. The experience
occurred III the filming OF The Lure O.:
culcS most sensational serials.
j. =. MCGOWAN. directing the star in
The Lure of the Circus," chartered a
schooner and a whole fleet of launches
10 convey tho company far out into
the South Pacific.
The star has frequently thrilled cir
Gus spectators by his daring on the
aerial trapeze. The jump from tho
mast of the pitching schooner to the
deck o.: The tiny launch beneath. how
ever, required supcrhuman daring.
AS Polo dove from tho mast a bat
tory OF cAnNrAS rncnrlcd his lean. liz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
information Bureau

ionuiries regarding airno.t aoy t.,,.
excepting On legal md psedirni suh.
Iects' arc answered free. A. III a..
ruiries are nns~crru ulrecIi, n, Me-
sennl letter, Heu-addrcssed sta,nneu
envelope II required. -Addres. iLe
i'n"s-Dispatch Information bureau
i'iChmonG, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

some months ago to Lieutenant Palm
erson Williams.
Minerva-Scnd your picture and let
ter TO Harry Reichenbach. Aeolian Hall.
New York City. who will forward them
10 Miss Young.
Helen G.-ReGarding Fay Courteuay
and Vaughan Chaser. am unable TO
answer YOU. Miss Courtenay and Mr..
Chaser separated in a professional ca
pacitN AT the end Of their Detroit en-
gagcment. and do no, know whether
either has located in stock since.
pet,ySG m, lain TaImadEs doe bob bob
Metro sliaro, Fl t;xchange' SINCERE Euilding.
Elliott Dexter was i'll for a long time.
but has come back, and is working
IN the pictures again.
Twenty -1>wo.-Captain r. r. Stoil
has established HEADQUARTERS in the
Munsey Euilding, washinrton. D., c..
roration. He is still looking for n lead
Ing man for his production, accord
inE 10 his latest postal advertisement.
,'Dotcrminntion" probably will be seen
her" when !! is completed and re-
leased. Eawlinson may visit here
only time can answer that.
Little Euhy.--lr you've been on the
stage. You ought to be able TO form
some opinion oc YOUR own ability FOR
yourself. can't, hot knowing you.
Tom MciShan j. married to Francis
Ring. Address him Famous Players
l.asky, Hollywood. Cal. Harrison
Ford'S wife was Beatrice Prentice.
They arc divorced Address him the
same. Eric Won Stroheim says he's not
married; Write MIN at Universal
City. Cal.
G.. F.-MarGneri,e Clark has been
making her pictures in Los Angeles
for the past six mon hs. AT the Mo-
;osco studio Of the Famous Players
Lnsky Corporation Recently, however,
she returned 10 New York. and in
future Will make her product ions at
the new studio al this company, whicl,
!S now being erected The last picture
made by Miss Clark on tho coast was
Luck in Fawp," a Paramount; Aircraft
ada pied from the play by Marvin Tay-
Tor.
j. M.-Wallace Reid has one child.
boy, named Hal, after his granddad.
Ills latest picture is 'fIawthornc OF
known unit! the last week before
their showing. and you must watch
the daily papers 10 find where these
pictures Will be played. All O: them
VIII be seen in local houses sooner or
later. Mary Miles Mintcr says that is
ilcr aCc--and il isn't polite TO contra :
diet a lady. She was pla yinc in "The
iittlesi Reb"W in 1911. and was ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Charming Picture.

=. II is TO laugh when Albert Raw ana
i...noT Far appear III one OF their.
OK comedies as they did yesterday
@rar'nS the title "Vagabond LncN."
.n"Ws spriShtly young Ray and pretty
'ilSS fair making the best OF an IN.
''ad"tly GOOD story, capturing the live
/! hEmnathy OF the audience and hold.
'Hs, ~ from nrsi scene TO last
NaSa bond Luck can DC earnestly
at'ppy play eXccl,ently porfornnd :,
~" VS. through Wednesday, win Back
lhe Kitchen" as the comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTons
Versatile Jack pickford.

Jack Plckford is of the opinion that
II he tires OF motion pictures he can
ways-all Of them learned while he has
been working in John FoX's The Little
Goldwyn Co. AS the little mountain
lad who said. Use only little boy.
but ] got ter act like 4 man now" he
shears sheep. milkS cows. curricS
horses and docs all the other things
which have to he done about = farm
Jack doesn't have an doubles to do
ing an expcrt at ali The vorJ5DHor a,
least he says he is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

full. as in n few OF our eastern un,.
Sersities. It Is said that courses OF
arc being instituted. ana pantnm,n,. !.
shows are presented.
,lf tho colleges will ONLY reaI,z.
what n power for the advancement 10 :
the cinema lies within their halls ~
lea Iea1n ing am sure they will not noe-
the aavancement Of the films" ~eihe IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
;. rensiom-r Travelling Abroud.

~ ~ - Nc"uor- Ncws.-Inc rcEu-
,'a'-omHy Tor pc"s'"ucr travciim.
~. ~ 80 u!AM las pension is 10 APP
a.; 20 ne niicd states consul near
!" ~ pltce ia winch nc is re-
ANS. me latter transmits his an
'.aij$. ~, 20 washington. and event
4 ms iempoTary nome. wncr.vcy ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
rrtaith show, Real West

IN no PIC; on the screen that We
,.':l remember mas California OF the
ro!cen, rough days OF ~ been set forth
Nltn such fascination and glamour or
80 faithfully as IN David Wark Grit
Ath'S ne" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS produr-
t.c!l. Scar.-t Days" which is being
town a; tie Isis rheater this week
!ne o!d-iime California has frequently
tcen represented as place where
'AH chief industry was murder and
Mhcsc population was about equally
Ai''ocd between COW punchers in hair
Eants and dance hail young ladies'
,-.Gsaed iikc the Zic2fcld Follics. MIR.
'rinlih shows Tho Old frontier as il
really waS-in its roaring brutality
ttNd It's strange tender chivalry. Rich-
ITO barthS !mcss and line cast help
% make this picture moro than worth
while.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Ccn5,Is Position

~: d., FrcderIcks burg To obtain
~ Won WITH the Census Department
80 N"Sh nr Ton. write TO Director Of
'ureau q: me Census. Department OF
V!hF"eFcc. Washington, -. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

W. dEeWatr!.--Th State OF
y Ah'i.Hs7 on vas formerly a past OF
1fegon. ana was created ), Trrritor,, -
,oJ IL was admitted TO The t'iIion
- It State on February 90, 1889.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Homan Catholic Population,

9-DatT' nc!. i.chWOrd-Th onIcial
al.!oile DIRECTORY for 1913 gives the
- GIN al Roman Catholics in the
Wor!d ~ :,3sGc.V0U. Itc noi,rj!, i.'r
., !!e.anI IS Lesbos, according - he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
- Fair Of siil Stockings. ;.

:. Constance Tal!nadsc is fascinating
y! hins-pic,urally speaking-ii
H.l!ch she appears. but in "A lii- ot
S!lh stockings" in which she is seen
- the Odcon today. She is irresiStibic.
u happy story OF unique com
..cationS and which, through its many
-o.A-nps. furnishes much !uirlh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Wyndham Standing will make hir
version of Basil Kings "Eartbbound !. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Miidrcd Davis. motion picture star
- cousin of Congressman j. Ham,
,,on Moore, OF Philadelphia. who was
!ne Kepublican candidate for Mavor ~
tho Quaker CITY. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Augustus Thomas 'The III nv on
Noon. with j. Searle Dawley as d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
SCREEN BREvITlEs

MARY Mary = M n;.,c is making tn.
Douglas Gcralds direction. "huer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

irwin s; Cobb's Tho Aventurea .
i,ii VIII be put into screen form
IN the Los Angeles Vitagranh stndin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Dave ki*scn, camera man. after an
aoSence or live months. has returned 20
III" employ OF Marshall NeIIon 800 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

The Tree OF knowledge" p.
mount-Artcraft picture now in thc
,,nnaking, VIII feature Robert warwick.
wanda Iiawlcy and kathlyn VILLA ms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES
Fine Film.

.Everyvoman" Zine Film.
y motion piCturc that rancs with
tac mos; beautifully and extravaganza
~ screened speCtacIos of all times was
SHOWN a. the Bijou rhcater last even
ms. where Every woman opened an
Indefinite run. No expenditure OF
artistic effort or money has been
spared il making tho iilm version OF
'A.s famous al..Eoyical play pleasing
"a tho eye and The cast has been
selected in thorough accord with the
ma .,ni.ccri setting. Violet iIeming.
n" beautiful screen and stage actress.
IS ETeT:N oman, and the company In
dudes Theodore Roberts, Wanda iiaw-
isy Monte B;us, Raymond iiatton.
B'he Daniels. Mildred Rcardon, and
Margaret i>oomis
The story centerS around The quest
%: Every~oman Tor Love. which she
Iais only after disastrous encounters
with wealth, passion. and tlnttery.
'w.th Wealth. Passion. and I'lattcry.
RS scenes n the palace al Wealth
Tho scenes IN the palace of wealth
arc ESPECIALLY luxurious The striking
c.iarActcr o. this unuSua! story has
Sten We'll brought out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Double Hill Delights.

FTo splendid features shown on the
IN. program! a: the Colonial ycstc!-
.R' delighted patrons of that theate.
at.,rs Doth VIII be shown again toda,
Via ncEe sweet. IN The flushed Hour %
- one OF the most delightful vehicles
~ which she has set appeared. Ii -e-
NieHs many o: the life experiences o.:
-eyeryhody In the cast are: Milton
Sis, Gloria Hope. Ben Alexander, Viii
SEtd Lusss and other famous stars
IA Tns Chaplin III ~ Days Pleasure"
thc coalcdy attraction. and this new
SCI. Cy!iadc comedy" IS one Q.
.lt post % rcccut CHAPLIN pIoduciiOns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Movie Calendar

RIJoU-.ESerywom
Northumberland Michelenn.
In ..The Heart OF Junuita."
HROADWAS-Jnck Pichford. in
a1hc Burglar"
COLONTA1-Blnnch Sveef, In
@'The flushed Hour" and Charlie
Chaplin, In "a Days Pleasure"
ISIS - Richard Bartheimess. in
aScariet Days"
0DEOS-Cop>fHnce TaImndcc. in
~ pnjr of Silk stockings"
REX-Chnriie Chaplin. In "IIot
Finish; "a Rural tomaucc.' md
animal pictures.
NICTOR-Aihert Uny and Elinor
Fair, In "NaEabond Luck, SBd
"Rnck to tho Kitchen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

- Ann Forrest. who Is playing In tn.
Soid~yn picture. "Dangerous Davs'
unuer me direction Of Reginald Bark
nrohcicnt in anything athletic. Tha,
INC ~ also good at the feminine Gin
uoor sport: such as crying. she proved
fecenuy when Director Barker called
In TACT. she cried so we'll thot II a.
tectcd the other people on tho star.
ana most OF them had their band
kerch!efs out before the scene was
Sentiment had to be sacrificed al
material need recently in the case o.,
vera. Vera Lewis. who plays the auat l.:
pie hH bio9 Misa Angel. the Goldwyn
or John Elder. OF the sugar arm OF
Harcmeycr and Elder just for sen
tinents sake. Miss Lewis saved sev-
erai pounds OF the sugar manufactures
By her father. She has kept il COR a
mum Der OF years, but during the auEar
shortage she was forced to din into
II TO swceten her quite necessary cur
OF afternoon tea.
Ao the result OF a fsht with jaime.
Mason during the filming OF the Cold
wyn picture, "Jubilo." in which viii
Rogers sprained his ankle. ne re-
S ,i,n ea the ne, casting department sel
around without his crutches," to fEht
IN his next picture.
r rS;c5 The strange BoaTder,.' il
ngh;inS the police. but he hated TO do
IL for the man who was the cause
OF his spraincd ankle. James Mason
ROGERS tries TO save him from the
police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

struck the deck OF tho launch squarely.
but slipped on the wet canvas and
shunted Off into the sea.
Exerting all of his mighty strength
to sw Inn through turbulent waters to
tho schooner. Polo climbed to the deck
over the rudder AMI stood aft tallSi ing
to McGowan about the leap. AS no
stood there gust OF wind swung tho
boom and both the star and director
were scraped OFT into the water.
Mctiowan, who is an excellent swim
leather coat. lie struggled out Of II in
the water and watched the valuable
garment sink while he swan to the
rcScuinE boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Answers to Film Fans
BY TIE MOVIE EDITOR.

p. G.-Tes. Miss Clark was married
some months ago 10 Lieutenant Palm
erson Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Trimming Scenario Writer in COLLEGE.


The American university has over
looked a splendid opportunity for ad-
vancing one branch of the sadly neg
lcctcd finer arts by falling to recognize
the Importance of cooperating with
the motion picture drama" said Alice
Elliott. tho California society girl who
became leading lady shortly after her
graduation from the University OF Cali
form IA.
1T has been the favorite nastirn I.
OF prominent educators to rail at eff
torts OF the cinema TO reach higher
piano yet few have suggested means
Of betterment
Gradually as the silent drama de-
"eioped. the realization dawned on the
producers and public alike. that enough
attention was not paid to the most vital
part o: the picture. the store
while I attended college. II was CON
side red quite out of the realm OF uni
attention to the silent drama Now
huEnratnd course in scenario writ
ing This ia step forward. for there
the writing OF scenarios. But the
great difficulty in the past has been The
ignorance OF the average scenario
writer as TO the proper handling of his
subject.
The value OF dramatic education
Inns, until recently. been but slightly
appreciated by our institutions OF
higher learning. The outlook in this
neld now Is also apDea rinR more houe-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
new prices on furs
scarfs, capes, stoles, neckpieces, etc.
at very substantial reductions
genuine


Jan. fox scaris, formerly to s4s.75 s29.75
Other fox scarfs, formerly to $500. .$3S.75
Was S63.75, now SIS.75; was $3.50. now
S6S.75; was $1,000, now $SG.75; was S125
and S135, now S9S.75
Former $3.50 Lynx Scarfs, now 49,. S6S.75
Mink Scaris, StOles, chokers. etc:
Formerly S99.75, now. $500
Formerly S63.75, now S4S.75
Formerly SS9.75, now. ...$ 6S.75
Formerly $1,000, now. SS6.75
Formerly $4,000, now. ....... .S169.50
$3.50 KoIinsky scarf. .......... $3.50
$325.00 kOlinsky cape. ............ S24S.75
$1,000 Nat squirrel stole SS6.75
$3.50 Beaver collar ...... $6S.75
$3S.75 Nutria collar ............... $29.75
$43.75 Nutria collar ................ $29.75
$500 Nutria collar ................ $6S.75
S129.5O Nutria collar .S9S.75
Si3.75 Mole collar. ................ .$29.75
$500 Mole collar .$6S.75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Robert Andersen. one of the best
Known leading men in pictures. who
viii be remembered "a tho lover of
Sonia, tho Russian girl in Dorothy Phil
lips success. The Righ, TO Happi-
i Hear OF Humanity" sailed recently
Tor Concnhagen. Denmark. his native
city The completion Of Ambition"
Miss Phillips latest production under
tho direction OF Allen Holubar, has
given Mr.. Andersen an opportunity 10
visit his father. who Is getting well
along in years.
or late the actor has become greatly
interested In what lie believes to be
the unlimited possibilities OF better
motion pictures in Denmark and in
the scandinavian countries and during
his trip he expects To visit Norway to
tests which are tho classic athletic
events OF that country. MIR Andersen
VIII take a camera man with him 70
obtain some unique pictures, both
scenic and dramatic. lie points out
that the wild ruEgcdness OF the pic
turcSpuc Pcninsular countries, cspc-
Cinlly in winter. lends itself wonder
fully TO motion pictures.
The actor will return 10 America,
according to present plans, about the
middle OF January. Mr.. Andersen is
recognized as a consummate artist in
tho portrayal OF manly roles which re-
uuirc an undertone OF sympathetic
quiet feeling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Minerra-Scnd your picture and let
ter TO Harry Iieichenbach. Aeolian Hail.
New York City. who will forward them
10 Miss Young.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Helen G.-Recarding Fay Courteuay
and Vaughan Chaser. I am unable TO
answer YOU. Miss Courtenay and Mr..
Chaser separated in professional ca
paciiN NJ the end of their Detroit en-
Eascmcnt. and do not know whether
either has located in stock since.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
yTNEY BUS WILL
Be OPERATED ON
EAST CENTRAL AVE
Will Transfer Street Car Passen-
gers for -Four Blocks While the
Street Is Being Paved-Paving
Progressing Rapidly.

A jitncy bus j. TO be run on East
Central uvenuo while paving opera
Ions are in progress there Cor the ac-
commodatiOn OF patrons OF b street
car line who are forced TO transfer.
This wns decided upon today ~ the
city Electric Company, city officials
and paving company. The bus viii he
IN operation Monday when work on
excavation of the street will begin.
II was at first planned TO pave n
block at a TIME and have a street ear
on each side OF the line and have the
passenger walk that block. But m.
order to avoid requiring the passenger
to walk. It was arranged to proceed
with work on the four blocks at the
same time and have a litney bus on
hand to carry the passengers from
M car 90 another.
IL has not been decided vet what
arrangements will he made for the
operation Of the West Central avenue
car line when paving operations be-
gin there. However. as IL IL necessary
for the ears to be operated out thet
line to the car barns u IL likely Tint
a temporary track will be maintained
while the paving 81 in progress na
hat traffic VIII not be interfervd
with.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Millers Refuse TO
State Decision on
Wheat Freight Rate

At the meeting n flour mlliers
held llst night 90 the Chamber OF
Commerce the freight rates ON wheat
within the state was the subject un-
der consideration 4 representative
Of the Interstate commerce commits
sion was present. and an the matter
b. one Of great interest locally. %
vas hoped that some decision as to
the rate would be announced. but u
was stated after he meeting thar
there was nothing to make pupiic.
Complaints had been filed with the
stale corporation commission thar
rates on wheat from the eastern part
OF the state to points Boo mis- valley
were higher bal to the Texas points.
As the wheat here has suffered from
t.,e excessive ram mills In tnc yalies
hav had TO ship In wheat TO letp
running. II 10 feared that the bulk
of tho large wheat crop OF the plains
viii be- sold to Texas ou ccouu 81
the lower rate. and the milisrs are
therefore asking that the interstate
rates be brought down 10 the Texas
.ates. The rate from C.uVis 20 Gal
weston icing 2N cents t hundred
While g. Clovis to Rio GIaHiC
points ID ls 30 i-- cents.