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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
LIBERTY
~rl.L GET HIM YET"

NO rnrAday Jones ...... Dorothy Gtsh
1Dof Father. George fawc~tt
foop Mccreedy -, Richard nartheimesa
Dorothy Gish viii play the role OF
(nn1e Faraday Jones. whose father
- plAccd whole railway system
her name to avoid payment OF a
nvH Income tax whereupon Susie
n1geD on really running the railroad
oeuo1f.
Among the orders that :. +. Jones.
, ~ signs herself. issues Is one for
16irg thru trains To- stop at Ri.
cr1n. This II the beginning OF Su.
~ adventures. which almost end
Ilrnserousiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
LITTLE
THOU SHALT NOT"
sR*o~A

Evelyn Nesblts appears as small
girl in Thou Shalt Not. +"
which Is the new show opening at
the Little. Sunday. As Ruth. a coun-
try girl. she In wronged by the man
she loves and subjected TO the hypo.
critical persecution that can be found
only In a small town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

A man In advertising for n siiua.
ton admits that work IL not 30 much
an object an good wages. What he
evidently wants IL political job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

After closing n highly successful
season in the leading role OF the
broadway production OF The rnvis
ible Foe" In which he made dis
tinct personal hit Percy Marmort
has just returned TO the screen and
~ now at work az leading man TO
Alice Joyce In her forthcoming feat
ure, Vengeance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
PROGRAMS TODAY
ttuEHrt--pcsvshy Utah I'm TN Get

Him trt-N
CT. u " u q H--.sIish >ssimevs tn
The He'd Lantern fsscnni week.
Csrvvas Esent rietevtats.
colts Lt M-Msry ftskfaevl In
Daddy LsaEiess-g Ceisssam snd
International >e~s weekly.
sTHA>D-N avgasrite CiAsk In
Gene nut Of the kitshsn-"
RGN--ttsyvy Carey In s'issse Ftsss."
CO .O>IA i>-Fv~nk kssnsa In
~Hstev ef the Hesd.''
Nt~slO~--wiiiism nssseii IN ~ssms
Liar
CLASS A--Hsysss wsshbss~ IN
'Whssevev this Coss."
SUNDAYS PROGRAMS
11uEWrN--Devuthy Gtsh In -1l
Get Him Nes.-
Cf1.sfMER--~ssisss In The He'd
Lantern tsecond week..
COl-lsEt N--A lice Jeyee In The
Third pegvve."
srRA<B-A ssgsestte Ctssk In
.Cespe Oss 81 the Kiseheu.'s
Rgx --Hsvvy Carey In -essse ftses.-
Mf~ssON--witi i~m Rssseii In ''ssGe
Liar
COtONfAI~--uesyy wslthaii In "a
Modern ussiand.-
IIrTt.E>--Esetyn <eshtt h Thee
shalt Not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

- have a S15aweek hook.
e<ure hit you In the eyer" Read
40 Day of Days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Rex Beach and samuel Gold.
wyn have organized the Eminent
Auihors' Picture Corporation.
and have s~currd the exclusive
picture rights for q long term Of
years Ia all the works by the fol.
lowing famous writer's: Mary
Roberts RInehart, Bssil King.
Gouv~neur Morris. Rupert
Hughes. Gertrude Athevton and
Leroy Scott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
STRAND



nG1ln uolnRerfseid. Msrwaerif. clark
~ pAirr~rfieid. Frances Kaye
11nuNrft~id 1890. bradley nsrter
D11nnsrfteid. .Aih~rt ". Hackett
G1Nne- Easene ohfieu
I0rGer. -..... Frederick Esmelton
1r1p1 Wesks. .-...... Crawford Kent
e nrw0erite Clark comes 10 tn e
1r1 today in Come Out OF the
o0 This combination OF n
Connoua story and worldfa-
U1nf should make great pho
1oo Out Of the Kitchen" was
1o1 On the stage In New York
III 1912 years. ago with Ruth Chat.
1n ~ the role In which Mar.
~ Clark now appears. IL Is
~ q heart interes, appeal and
noo. plus a good supply OF com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Richard Barthc,mesS. who
plays with Dorothy Gish In IN
Get Him Yet" nj the Libcrfy.
played five years In stock before
entering the picture field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Listen to
Charlie Murray:

A hath tub will get full every
Saturday.
A woman r. a woman until she
becomes catty.
The Mack Sennett Weekly "
getting stronger.
Ben Turpin took week off
and motored to Arrow Head to
have his hair cut.
Peace terms among rfar-steal-
ing corporations Is the next
move.
Scrap hooks don't always con-
tain the life Of fighters.
Swaggcr sticks are popular.
but pick handles are better in
battle.
Panama hats are not all made
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
REX


o IIARry. ...... Harry Carey
~ s..~..............H Betty schsdr
XUuvI4. Joe harF's
Howard Enstssat
enro Fists" the new picture
k oDeus at the Rex Saturday.
Cnsoy plays Cheyenne Harry.
n II : mAr~hal who Is killed
M - Quell = saloon brawi His
~ looring the same fate viii
<1CSno hhn. makes him promise
0Gr - ~ = gun against a fellow
|n THIS promise nearly costs
11y ~ life in scene which fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

ClaIrette Uthony. n new screen
find, doesn't think romance ought TO
be confined to the screen. After a
five days courtshlp she was married
to Capt. Howard Chesebrough okio.
Of tho Fourteenth Cavalry. Mrs Oltio
plays an important part In When
The Boys Come Home" a Famous
Players asky production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
CLEMMER
THE RED LANTERN"
tMrtvob

blanche Ssckviiiet
.....s..,-.. Nazimeva
Nahiee
Mwe ling s.......s........ Mrs McWads
luAnEs Ma s..sts.t.tt .NifEtnia Toss
SIR =. SackVtlte. ..s..s. Frank currtrr
Rev. Alex remplesen ,s... Winter HAh
chung s...ss..t.tsv.ss Harry Mann
The Red Lantern" viii play an.
other week at the clemmer. Maxim
ova Is at her best In the dual role
OF an Eurasian girl and her half sis.
ter. an English girl.
THE Red Lantern" IL one OF the
mo st stupcndous productions ever
undertaken. Not only are the at.
mospheric details provided for, hut
the technical bits employed. as for
instance. the Chinese method OF
brewing tea. preparations for burial
and hundreds OF other details OF ORR
entail life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Ethel Clayton has Just completed
Men. Women and Money" under
the direction Of George Melford. Lew
Cody and Irving Cummings are In
the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Picture hf{er

Fay Tincher. the cute little come
dienne with a way all her own. dons
Snaps and routs a gang OF cowboys
In her latest comedy. ''I.owdy Ann.
---------a.
Dorothy he Wore. who plays In
Christie comedies. won the fIrSt
prime at the annual bathing girls
parade In Venice. Cal Miss DE
Wore appeared NJ the mystery
girl" srcu~ing much speculation
Ne 10 her identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Francis Bushman was born In Nor.
folk. Virginia. He was educated In
the Amendale College. Maryland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

When you think Of advertising
think of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

%s ss$ s= = $=. rs % ~+5"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

The first co-star vehicle chosen for
Douglas MacLean and Doris May.
the two new fnce stars. Is What's
Your Husband Doing7" comedy
from the pen OF George " Hobart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

In "whistiing Jim the prise fight
story Just completed for the screen
by Charles Ray. the cas-, includes
Colleen Moore. J. r. Lockney. Jack
Connolly and Ed. Johnston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Thomas IT, fnce has Just pur.
chased new speed motorboat is H.
over all. with 3o.horscpowcr engine
which sklps the Pacific waves to the
tune Of % miles per hour. lie also
has large sea going yacht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

and July. 60. September. :,i5; December.
SPOT coffee, dull! Santos Is. "a. Rio 7..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
KItiMDND pRODJCf MARKET.
Whotrsa,p Ouotationa

/ n Woof tnH. 'Ialc Co. Inc. Richmo1d Va \
. / : rood ADMINISTRATION I.!cens. M c; ~ %
isle hmuuI. Va july if 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

Toal sales Tor IA Y. l.ASs. shares
Total sales for week g days. 5.5s1.Soo shares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
UNITED STATES G0ITr~Mr>r no>ps

= ,!k.f.sItEtd = 10 Odd .......... a q
-. HssEltteFcl Is. 49, 'bidJ............ 100
IninG sac idh"r'' 4i-> .-....,....... ~ =
,ns.cI '5!At'' IiheFtE ~ - ........ = 20
United state librrtN End is...' az sn
United states Liberty ISt ~. - H.
tnttcu AttlrH i.lp"r'f snL i~.s.......... ~ 81
En!teI S'a'cN ilberiH - a. ............ o. ~
Sin',eesry SNs oe. l"Pef'' Hh ~ ...... 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
FEAR EXCHANGE DECLINE
MAY HURT EXPORT TRADE:
Sterling al i.3O Means Price to
British Is IL Per Cent Above
American Figure.
WILL BUY NECESSITIES ONLY
Money Reasonable in Rate ON Wall
Street and Stocks Generally Strong.
Oil Shares Prove Feature at
Trading.
WILL BUY NECESSITIES ONLY
BN nnOADAN NALL.

NEW YORK. July Money wag
neasonanle In rates today. and stocks
Q All kinds were strong The few net
declines were IN issues that have had
advances. and therefore seemed 10 bs
no more than proper reactions. Re-
ports Of the steel trade wcr. optimistic.
professionals We're busy covering short
contracts
The continued decline Of sterling cx-
VINO look on the export tide as the
chief reason FOR optimism this sumlm.r
I'M cNchan2" al i.%"3- ! today. ;h"r.
is a handicap against our foreign
tEadc OF Il per cent Of normal
In other words. cotton costs - pei,
cent more TO the English buycr than
20 IN" American. u makes II impossi-
pie for the EuGIishman to buy suY
ming In Americ. except absolute noCoS.
sities Tho exchange situation makes
Imperative that the No" foreign
financing plan nc put into operation at
once.
Not Jnfu,orahIc Ia Tobacco.
Inc foreign exchange situation IS
( nol unfavorabi. FOR the tobacco COM
panIes They are so "rgtnized that
tney can handle ihcir own financing
1S shifting IL through various suUsl-
diaries at home and abroad III. to-
oScco business IL beginning to boom
on shares we're features Of trading
MIN Pan American and s.. Pau! at the
No oil has been reported along ,he
New Haven bu, the stock Of that road
VAS higher on speculative buyiag
Snoe stocks went to higher records
as one after another % tn" pyotes.
.Iona!s rea ICED the situation IN Ihr
trade. the leather and shoe inlustr,.
US never IN SUCH condition !, rs ali
| IT more rcm"rEable because IL is In
Urn iona! and BEYOND tn" power Of
AhV one nation to limit thu business
Win restrictive laws
Clothing stocks Advance.
lnc clothing trade IS in much the
Sahc condition as testified to by Amor
10" "oo!en stock, which advanced 20
s'eel shares wer" heavy. although
ne reports were optimistic. Tne mills
! 'hree ;fourths hi,"d with prospect
sun further advance ia VOL
unie 81 unified orders. The revival Of
TrL!o'ns IS res2ons i6l" FOR most OF ms.
ihs steel companies know thar tn.
metal IN addition 10 Inc f,v ,,,,rd.t
thousands tons ordered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
NEw NnRk rnnnrcr MAnkrr

NV itlEk. july Is co,tonseed oil
-tar,ed hirner on .hor, covering hu, later
re-ct"d under selling for western accoun,
ana In -Nnpathy with the lower ruling IN
cotton aud ard .'losirr bids wore S.n-
oT~ llN Cnvhal ed. Sales. 1,n'o IVA prim.
crude. nominal. nr!mo summer yellow spo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

NEW ORLEANS July ia 500, faeltr-
was taken on ny cotton TODAY. the marx,
crumoinS in the early trading aud again
IN the afternoon under selling orders com.
consequences OF ;he continued decline IN
foreign exchange. Late in The session tho
market fell away /" such An .xtcni maj
s;op loss order. were reached on tho long
slnN July traded ~ low a. - cents
IN the hrst hour % business much selling
anpcared being partly due ia the foreign
tNchanEe situation. partly TO he spread of
the maTin- strike and fear that il would
neCnme. International and marty on crpacta-
TONS or farorahlv wecki" crop renorts IRON,
the s",yernment: Prices fen oa /" The cy-
tent or 80 "a - points. Tho weekly 70
pnrts were much loss Favorable than sxrcct-
ed and nv noon tn" market WAS back 10 n
Level net UNCHANGED 10 - points down
In the afternoon IN" new low levels
reacnch ~ sterling ana France h.ouch, In
cuick response and new low prices for III"
day wcrc made where tho trading ,nnuihs
>.hod al net declines OF :" to Is rninis E'in.,l
ericcs were rs to 81 ponts lower mel FOR
the dav. - 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
NEW YORK CrKn u,nErr

NEW YORK. Julv ls-Tr.dinc on the
urn market today was trsin in large
volume and most Of the interest MAS 30 u
tered IN he industrial shares which ha ve
o.sn Stlractinc more .ttcuticn than anv
thrcc weeks.
oil shares were loss active as ,yhoI,
but there were scNsrs issues i'm tho liz,
which attracted more than usual at;eniinn
IN tnn re- ports mat tho shtres Of the Sin.
c!tir krhninr wer" bcinr accumulated In
Meta stocks were Without special fc5
ture. interest being scattered through =
wide .i-t Of issues
curb list:
Aetna Explosives .......... iILU III,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
SHORT TERN NOTES

..m IoF.Irn SEQ s.. Aux 1 l..s.-. I'M
Am Tobacco - Nov !air -, inSs,
Am. Toha Geo =. Nov ! !s.S $500 49,
AAEio- French 81 oct IS lyG '''' -
trmour and Co, 81. Jun. -. is.S lG5
lethlehem Steel - Ju.. !5 i.iG ;hS,.
British So. Nov l. l.in a, - -e
British 5i. NOV l. 1921 n.
&. *. and 9 Joint a. July !, 1921 ''' A..
Sudshy Packing 90. .. July Is 1898 To-
pnminon ~ canada 90 Aug. I. isls. ioJ
Eec. Auto Lite Co 81. Aug Is 1873 ifI
Hooking Val Ry Col Tr IS. Mar. !. 1924 ss.
I isSoS B Bod PPsck'nr G." : Nor y .:y oe.
l.iS=et and Myers -. De. l.I 10
Moline Plow 60. IS Sep, l. 1871 ,ni,s
Moline Piow Go - S-rt la.a 10
Mnn.ongah,".la VALLEY Traction CO !.
Proctor and Ganbl" a.. March, i 1873 iC5-s
Southern Railway S. March + ~. AZ,
SwiTt and %. IS. Aux. IL 1871 To-.
Wts,ie h"ms, CO.. ana AInnUfactui-
ms es, REP ], 1890 ..... ............. l11i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

No.. lVNkn JuIt o,hecNcs. nm: siccrs
s!Nes st,sdy; common veali 10 n y %.
~, l3cpnls"'. kim NIL! cel,es- i-rpn
t'''' Western CalNns. 1870 Shecp and
Snhs nrnl: sheep. 10 n {, 50: cull, : onf.s "a .
= mo, i 0Hn y -: Cuiis. 1904 800 Hog.
q -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

gu. hcsvyweirht Il 50 q - %: medium
".Eh' Li3T2:do piss i,5"m :o.7i
-t"1rs medium anu hcavyweight. choice
NJ mime. l".15N !'-11. medium and GOOD
is ~ n u -. -torker >,o,-S. rs n lii5
Snecn- Receipts :pHo: strong: lamb. i;
good md chc!ce. itj1sJS cu!!= and com.
mon. J.1hTs75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Nholtsa!' buoist'rrs IN t.Nrhancr
Richmond. Va. Julg &c 1917
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Iuiv is Cotton good, w..
nule' md hrin tohsy. with warns advanc :
LIZ i.nnsnd!" hlrsched lnCslins advan Csd { -
~ cents ward Raw SILK was st.,S,.-
rhere was IN advance OF ~ 70 cont. 4
Nard on burlaps following active b,IvIn :
OF iuic in India. Dress goods wore yery
hrin. mills accepting smaller orders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
NANAI. STORES

. SANANNAH. GA. july ls-Turre
firm no" ssl"s IS, reccincs, iss. hp,nent :
Resin. firm .s'-s 80. recent. I'll: ship
ments i':. stock. S5..@S. QUOTE p 1910: u
lS,o; =. $50: +. l3.ti. r. iilN: II 1855 I
i,:9n: +. isl5a 81 ". 1891 laoo: * !a4fG %
VIC. Is N n So WV. IL 500 - Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

. III 49,. JUIV I'-.-Fos-Ihi.i'irs ~ nor
a nag IRON, expected hot. drv wc.i hcI
Or ,AYh "tou; a sharp uDtuTn today in IN.
X iH. OF corn rh@ buzz OF ;hs crop is a.
N 'Iii.g"! D,rlrg and the mare. rlo 81,
nervous, y: Ia -. net higher With Ser;cm,
} ''i4 oats c~!net II, In y. in p-ny,'ion.
q. vntr"me varied from =. d. c.ins TO 5,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

"Roughing it deluxe" expresses
what summer outing may be in
the National Parks of the West.
All the joys of the wilderness,
within easy reach of modern hotels
and railroad trains.
Here you can camp out climb
mountains-go fishing and hit the
trail-in region of peaks and can
yons, glaciers and geysers, Indians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Clothing stocks Advance.
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

AM my r.a;i ,a5 .E Ct, % i.chrnoah o,rc.,
Nm Isi and Tel Geu 1890 -.
t!hrrit>n thread .-...... 1890 ~
tna -uhGa Conner CO as $1,000
hNtsh o..s l.3;J ''''''''''' :,
csnsd!an Psc!he q M.
&c HirA! Argentine -
h.s-peahc ina Ohio Conv
thlt-rO Great western a. .''..''- -
thIt-ro HorthNestcrn - gee .
r,Hnd !.lrrt'Ic Illuminating q,
nj MI. ana - raul p,s 80
,uDhn GpNcrHmcut I.s "a
fHd"r", Farm Loan ii.s irii
tc-crai Farm Loan - -
III Cent Railway COLI trust 49,. -
interhotoush It-pit Transit as.,.
int. Mercantile Marine o. . ~
l-eHiSa Valley &. - :
LirSott srG Hyers 81
l.orilisrd =. '''''''' -
r.nnsylysnit Kaiway zen. s. g.,
So BOARD Az Line adj O., ~
So board Az Lin" ref - -,
Union paCinc ''''''-'' ~
southern BEL Telephone =. ~
southern F-cing COW s. ,a.t-
southern Railway Ken g. -.
United St.is. Rsubcr Ia,
United states steel = : s. iS..
Va Car Chemical g.. =
NsrsiaiEn .RsI!r.y s............. !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
COTToN MARKETS.

NEW YORK July ls-por, movement
M;ddlinS, IS. .: stock. q So
Minor pnrts-StOcil. 80 5t5
IIoiai ioday,mcRsceipts 2in.: exports Is
IS. isS. '''
Total Tor -eason-Re cco,s ei-s.e7j: ex.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
WOMAN GETS $l,742
FOR A RIDE ON A RAIL

Several years ago Mrs. Minnie Rich
ardson was ridden out OF Bolo Ill.,, on
rail by indignant women. who charg
ed she had been flirting with certain
husbands.
Mrs. Richardson brought suit
against Mrs Lavina Raymond. one
of the leaders of the women, III the
Lake county circuit court and was
awarded $500. The Judge later cut
the verdict to $500
Five years ago. Mrs Raymond died
A day or two ago Homer Cook, OF
Waukeman, attorney for Mrs Ray
mond's estate, handed a check fol
$1,742.5O to Mrs. Richardson. The
$242.5OO represents interest on the
judgement to date.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
SOUTHERN METH0DlSTS
PLANNING REVEALS

Memphi, Tenn, May 30-The meet
ing here Of the centenary campaign
directors, six bishops and mission sec
retaries from thirty-eight conferences
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
south, adjourned yesterday, following
the receipt from tie committee on con
scryatoa appointed yesterday Of its
report containing general recommen-
dations for expenditure Of the funds
raised during the campaign.
Worldwide eyangelization and re-
vivais throughout the church were
recommended in the report, which
was presented by Bishop w r. Lam
buth, Of Oakdale, Cal, chairman. The
fund, not including annual stipulated
contributions for missions, is expect
ed to amount to between $4,000, 900
and $40,00OOOO it was said The re-
port was turned over to the centenary
commission, which has headquarters
at Nashville Tenn, and is headed by
Dr. w b. Beauchamp, of this city
Bishop James Atkins, of Waynes-
vile, N. G.. made the principal ad-
dress today, urging reyivals TO stiml-
late the work
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
Girl. RUNS SNAKE FARM,
HAS a THEYiF1G BUSINESS

The queerest farm in the Ozark
mountains in Missouri is that of Miss
Rose Ahren and her brother Henry
in the heart of the richest part of
the hills this brother and sister oper-
ta what they cali their diamond
rattlesnake farm" Snakes are plen-
tiful, and the brother and sister do
a thriving business.
For three years the Ahrens have
been following thise occupation, and
they will probably have 500 or 400
snakes to market this season. The
principal profits come from extract
ing poison from the reptiles, which
is sold at high prices to doctors and
chemists. There is also good reve-
nue. from the sale Of live reptiles to
and travelling shows
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
LACKEYS INDICTED BY
SUMTER GRAND JURY
TWO Brothers, One Former Licuten
ant Are Charged With Defacing
Wiz Monument.

Americas, May 30 The grand jury
OF Sumter SUPERIOR court late yes
lerday returned an Indictment charg-
Ing Myron e. Lackey and Harold
Lackey, brothers with ''wantonly and
wilfuIly defacing the Wirz monument
ut AndonsonVille by daubng paint
thereon The incident caused a sen
salion throughout Georgia and the
South and the grand jury acted
promptly on the matter when il was
brought to their attention by Solici
pr General julie FELTON,. Sheriff Har-
voy, who has the Indictment has tele-
graphed authorities at Roseyil!e, Cal,
where the Lackeys live, and a reward
Of $50 is offered for their arrest.
Myron T. Lackey was formerly a
lieutenant at Souther Field and the
evidence on which the Indictment was
iound was first brought out at mill
t1ry inquiry held following The Incl
dent at Andcrsonyille.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
TRAFFIC Is COMPLETELY
BLOCKED BY GIRLS STOCKING

Oakland, Cal.--Promptly at noon
one day this week dainty young
woman stepped into the front window
Of a downtown department q, re and
began to demonstrate new device
to hold up womens stockings Sever
Al things happened immediately
thereafter
Fifty men packed the side walk in
front Of the window.
A horse dragged a delivery wagon
into an automobile trying to get a
view.
Two small boys climbed trolley
pole and peered over the heads Of
le rest.
Automobile halted, street cars
stopped, and call for a policeman
came in The policeman was finally
found with his nose pressed against
the window.
Not woman saw the demonatra-
tion.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
WIDE SKIRTS ARE URGED
FOR THE SAKE OF MORALS

Atlanta City n. Wide skirts
for women, long sleeved waists with
highneck, and no dancing are neces-
sary to preserve the morals of the
youth Of the community Florence N.
Richards told the State Federation of
Women's Clubs here to-day
DR.. Richards who is medical direct
or of William Penn High School for
Girls, Philadelphia, said waists show
ing the shoulders should be discarded
and urged that ball dersses and even
ing gowns be equipped with small
sleeves and with a high cut corsage.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
i7-YEAR LOCUST AND ARMY
WORMS BEGIN INVADING FARM

Washington, d. c. Reports to the
department Of agriculture today show
that the seventeen-year locust has
put in his appearance in nearly every
state east of the Mississippi river
Despite the fact that this threatens
10 be perhaps the biggest locust yesr
since 1868 department entomologists
are not alarmed, but they are worried
about the army worm.
The locust, they say, does not
threaten the wheat crop or any other
growing thing except young fruit
trees and these can be saved from
Ills ravages by proper precautionary
measures.
The army worm however, which
has appeared in Texas and began his
march north. is real danger to the
country's bumper wheat crop, they
say.
This worm moves in vast hordes,
destroying grain fields, and the de
2artment has warned farmers to be
en- the watch for them
They can Ia killed by burning grass
over the spots where they appear or
by spraying with a mixture of paris
green.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-01
FORMER GEORGIA WOMAN
IFlEiERlTS LARGE FORTUNE

Richmond, Va.-Merrill II. Thigh
man, retired lumberman known all
over the south, who died recently on
a train en- route from Atlantic City
10 his home here left an estate value
ed at 100000, but made no will,
lis widow formerly Miss Clara Vim
berry, Of Houston county, Ga, thus
will receive a full third interest in
the estate. The remainder viii be
divided between his four sons and one
laughter by a previous marriage,