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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

meet the Pass City all star baseball
team at BIS o'clock Arrangements
have been made for the removal OF
seats from the inn 70 the baseball field
by secretary Mat Banshach. in order
that plenty Of seats may be had for
the game The baseball field is east
OF the wireless towers and is directly
back Of the inn. The Seventh cavalry
team has issued an invitation to the
Pass City team 70 have dinner with
the regiment Sunday. Dancing viii
be held In the inn following the
came.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

sphinx, Poppy: idyL Glow Worn"
Ifncke. excerpts from The Spring
Maid. Reinhardt: finale, Fifth cavalry
March" Cain. AUD -ang Syne-
Lieut.. Bush viii be discharged Mon
day. His successor has not been ap-
pointed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12
SEVENTH CAVALRY BAND TO
SERENADE AT BALL GAME

SUNDAY afternoon at Garry owen
inn field at Fort Bliss the Tompkins
Terriers Of the Seventh cavalry VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

The church has faults2 sure. Have
YOU found any place where folks are
that is free from faults- IhaJs me
,-erT reason Tor the existence Of the
church. and its fundamental purpose
Is to help overcome those faults
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

Jaw i. Nysewander, vice president
and general manager Of the Weimer
OIL company, and T. T. Evans, SAFES
roanaper OF the same concern, were
visitors in FL Paso the last OF the
week. The company has holding in the
Ranger and Humble fields Of Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

II Won are in the market for a home.
see A. p. Coles a Bros. 2o4 North
OREGON street. before buying we
have a large list Of attractive bum
galows and residences, upon which
easy terms can be nged--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

Leon production Knowles
Comtyit dpayap Milo
barrels
2toS25 OandWh ga
beautyo 5
drnghe these companies are big enoug
dsta TexasC
eseolco mpaniesd don't n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
NEGRO ASSAlLANT SMOKED
OUT OF NEW JERSEY BOG
Hunt for Man Who Attacked oIrs,
NOtscy Ends After Twenty
Seven Hours.
IBy Universal Servicc.1

MOUNT HOLLY. y. j., Sept. 30.-The
negro for whom 500 armed mon had
been searching in the woods and
swampland surrounding Rancocas
Creek. on II charge that he attacked
Mrs. Mary Notscy, thirty-onc. of N1cr-
chantville, was captured tonight by
Detective Ellis Parker. after the torch
had been set TO the dry bushes in the
swamp. The fugitive was literally
smoked out of the swamp.
The negro, whose name was given
as james Whiting. twenty three. was
in n state bordering on collapse from
abjcct fear, and because for twenty
seven hours while the manhunt was
on he had been without food.
All other means of finding the negro
Sheriff Engel Haines. who directed the
search tonight ordered the swamp set
attire.
OIL WAS used freely and soon a heavy
smudge of smoke was rolling over the
water and boys. Men were stationed
IT every avenue by which the fugitive
might escape.
lalf-chokcd by the smoke Whiting
crept TO the swamps edge and was
seeking TO pass the armed guards when
Detective Parker saw him crawling
around clump of bushes
Come out, I've got you covered"
shouted the officer.
Whiting threw away two automatic
pistols. it was said, before he surrcn-
dcrcd.
He was hurried to the county jail
in this place TO avoid all possibility
OF tho carrying out of some OF the
threats which had been made against
Mrs. NotScy's aSsailant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Genera, News I'm Brief.

The Russell Drug Company of
sycamore Street. WAS sold ycstcr-
day TO the Central Drug Company. at
a price said 10 have been between
$4,000 and 100000. Floyd r. Mans
will he the general manager of the
new business.
a mass melting of the soldiers, at
Camp Lee Was held tonight ut the big
~ hut tho object of which was TO
have every man at the camp become
mcmocr of Camp Lee Post of the
American Legion. Among the speakers
ut the meeting was General Bundy. who
is greatly interested in the Legion.
The Post recently organized, has Il
membership OF over 500.
The schedule OF the gymnasium
classes at the Y. NJ. G. a. was got
under way yesterday, with a large at
tendance. Many business and protes-
sional men attend tho classes
-Four negroes, sentenced by the Hust-
incs Court 10 the penitcntiIry, were
taken to the state prison today. Among
them is one Charles Williams. who
goes TO prison for life for murder.
and Charles sumter. nine years for
shooting a woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
'GROCERS AND FAIR PRICE
COMMIT TEE DISAGREE
Harrisonbirg Merchants Would
Figure Profits on Basis Netting
Them Larger Returns.
HOLINESS CONFERENCE ENDS
Pentecostal Gathering ut Pulaski
Largely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News
paper Changes misunderstanding
g Glass Forced To Turn Many Away.
HARRTSO NBURG

& HARRTSONBCRG VA. Sept So
T4sfter n conference between the local
fairprsce committee And a committee
rSprcSSe ming ths -etail CrocerS, ii was
announces las night that no progress
had been made toward 4 settlement
4ot the differences between The mcr-
81 Coic1s, - - Kelley. executive sccre-
tarS Q: :hs STATE Council OF Defense,
who ySaS eN-sctsi here yesterday.
5teles-ar1ei -cRt he was detained in
Mich ciCSc c-- would come 20 Rarr!-
son ourE tE-s- go -ce Meek.
q Ons - tina cr-Ss &tSc-srcss IS over
sthe c.Al-,. Il abe merchants tH2; they
sshccit - l..2rys,i : profit az - per
cen. a. -ee >s"= p-5re O. articles
listed -&--'s- -rt- - Pc csrt 81 the
scoSt o-r 0 -Hs leading food
articles -S~s esE .s-ei ~ tHe com
InIttee. "-r-> E---e~ts that = small
profit - .hsSs amply OFFSET by a
;iarSsr r-0E 81 C-EE- a-tictCs FOR
Which they Save -c- S-,er, pied 20 TX
sIir;cSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
COlORED PEOPLE HOLD GOOD
FELLOWSHIP MASS-MEETlMG
Arnicnblc Relations between Races in
Petersburg Cause of General
FclicitatiOn.
ISpecial 10 The T!mes- p!spatch.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept so.-A
mass meeting held last night At the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. corner OF
Cedar and Federal streets. was at
tended by large crowd OF co!ored
people. many being unable 10 get into
the church. The meeting was presided
over by tho Rev. Eli Tart. and lis
object was 70 bring about a closer
feeling between the whites and colored
people OF the community. Several
short addresses were made by colored
speakers, which were followed with an
address by Mayor Gillian. The utmost
good feeling Vas, shown throushout
the meetings. There has never been
any race troubles IN Petersburg.
Negro Accused OF Theft.
In the Police Court this. morning,
stephen Cohen. negro claiming say.
anpah. Ga. as his home. was committed
for trial IN the Hastings Court, on the
charge OF stealing seven ladies' dresses
from the office Of the Southern EN-
press Company in this city. He said
the dresses had been given him by n
woman TO take TO pressing shop,
but they were identified having been
stolen from the Express Company.
James Allen and Emma Terrain. COL
orcd. who got into a fight. and cut
each other with : knife, We're sent
to the grand jury The man wa- #eyl-
ously cat in the abdomen and Leg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
.DISAPPE JARED LIKE
THE MORNING DEW
Richmond Lady Claims Plant
Juice Caused Her Stomach
Trouble to Vanish.
LIVER WAS BADLY AFFECTED
Feels Like New and Can Hon
eStly Recommend Plant
Juice to Others.
LIVER WAS BADLY AFFECTED

Results are the things that count.
The age OF theory has been RELOCATED
to the past and modern people are
more interested in what :. thing has
done than IN what il ought to do. This
Is the rca son why IL is unnecessary to
take up the puDlics time with :, long
windcd, scientific talk explaining the
exact action OF Plant Juice, the new
herbal stomach remedy. on the human
system. 1t actually demonstrates re-
suits which have been accomplished
by this remedy. Residents OF each
city read every day Of the experience
az some one living in their midst who
has actually derived benefit from Plant
Juice.
Take, for instance. the case OF Mrs.
Lucy Davis, OF no. 1873 Ncnable Street,
4 we!l-known and popular Richmond
lady, who has q wide quniutance in
this city. she said:
a have been great sufferer from
stomach trouble Tor the past S or 10
years, and could not digest the light
est E.ad Of food. have taken other
medicines. but nothing seemed TO re-
!eEc me. l had stiff joints. which
gave me great pain. and my liver
troubled me 4 good deal. Since have
taken Plant Juice l feel like a new
woman ana feel that can honestly
recommend ii to all persons troubled
With their stomach OF liver"
Plant Juice cleanscs, strengthens
and reVitalizcs the entire system 1t
clears the blood Of posors and i'm
purit!"s, puts the lazy liver to work
strengthens the kidneys and tones UP
the digestive organs. It sharpens tho
appetite and promotes sound. restful
sleep.
fl"nt Juice is a vegetable prepare
tion' extracted from the roots leaves.
parkS. berries and nbcrs of numerous
mcdlcina! plants. 1t is Natures own
remedy and works wonders. 1t gives
"l'I"s' immediate benefit and leads to
permanent relief in almost every cusr
Where people suffer as above outlined.
The Plant Juice Man il at the rreplc
Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond. where
he Is daily meeting The local public
ana introducing and explaining the
merits Of this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg bv AJorriso,
the Drug Mnn-Ndv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
BULGARIA'S COLLAPSE WAS
BEGINNING OF The END
Foch Declared Wnr Would lie Won
win - American Divisions
After Bulgnrr Quit.
TBy Associated prcss.J

WASHINGTON. Sept So.-At the
time OF Bulgaria's collapse last year,
Marshal Foch told Secretary Baker the
war could be won by April l. 1919.
with the aid of forty-lvo American
divisions. OF which forty-two we're I'm
France. MIR. Baker today told the
House Military Committee
Before that allied military leaders
expected the war to continue possibly
into 1920. and thought possibly 100
american divisions would be needed
ne said Great Britain had agreed to
furnish shipping for such Il force
MI bakers statement was i'm an
swer to request for cablcgrams show
ing the extent Of plans for American
narticipat!on. He said vablegrams
would not disclose this. as the discus
SONS were oral for the most part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

N.W CANIN1N. ~ Ser;. so.-W hat
ds termed one - ne c-eates! meet
1erian Church IN c-.s section OF Viz
s-inia occurred 81 II nifty Cnurch. New
Canton. last Sunday, when = srea;
crowd assembled to- an aI-day SER
vice, which begins = series Of meetings
40 continue ih-ou-h the present week.
Rev. l. MEG. Williams or Gordons-
Vile. Who is assisting Rev Plummer
T. Jones. the pastor. preached three
times, morning. afternoon and night.
70 large congregations, while 2; two
}Services at least overhowed the main
church auditorium. Practically the
entire congregation Of the Arvonia
sHpreSbyterian Church. with Rev. W.
Nice. Miller. the pastor, were present
rs were the majority OF the officers and
IN EN- rs OF the Fork Union Pres by
$terian Church, and large numbers o:
-people OF all denominations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Talk Of High Cost of
Medicine

,s"Although ! pa!d only $500 for >
BOTTLES of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
wouldn't take 500 for WHAT doses
have done for me. Ny partner also
has taken dose with wonderful re-
quits. He was threatened with an
Operation for stomach and bowel ,rou-
!slc, and is sure he viii be All r!pn,
bow. We hoth suffered from lndircs-
ZION ana rhIoaiinG with gas" 1t is q
ttnple, harmless preparation that re.
2b1oyes the catarrhal mucus from tn.
Intestinal tract and allays The inram-
patton which causes practically all
.itomach, liver and Intestinal ailments
shciuding appendicitis. one dose viii
sf2nvince or money refunded. Gran,
sTrug Co. and DRUGGISTS cvcrywhcrc.--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
PRESIDENT LOWELL GIVES.
BORAH PROMPT RESPONSE
Denies Idaho Scnntor's Charge Tbu,
He Holds wnshington's Adj
dress In Contempt

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Sept. 30
President Lowell of Harvard Univcr-
sity. defender Of the league OF nations.
emphatically denied in = statement to-
day Senator Borah's charge in an adj :
dress before the United States Senate
that he held in contempt Washing
toms farewell. President Lowell said f.
Il yield neither to Senator Borah
nor to any other man In admiration
OF the farewell address and or the
great Father of the Republic. But |
would not use them as cover for
present party politics.
Never did l sneer at the farewell
address. but | believe that the great
ness OF Washington was due to his
looking the facts OF the day in the
face and detcrmininE his conduct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

y conference of the clergy laymcn
and l.-ywomcn Of tho surrounding par
ishcs of the Central Convocation. was
opened tonight III St Pauls Church,
and viii be continued tomorrow. The
conference is in the interest of the
nation wide campaign OF the Episcopal
Church. and for the instruction Of
workers in the campaign. Tho speak
cTS tonight were Bishop EinSolving
and Bishop St. George Tucker. The
speakers At the meetings tomorrow.
will be the Rev. NJ. T. Marshall ana
I. w. Matthews, OF Norfolk. the Rev
Thomas Sem,ncs, Of Richmond. and the
Rev. Runin Jones. OF Williamsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
"SLOAN'S IMMINENT
NEVER FAILS ME!"
Any man ar woman who Keen. !,
handy will tell you that
same thing

| SPECIALLY those frequently at
tackled by rheumatic twingcs.
r"un'cr-irritant, Sloan's i.ini-
',ai ,rr| IN" congestion and pcnc-
part, soon relieving the ach. and n,,n'
Kept handy and used cvcrvwhcre
i2r reducing ana finally eliminating
~" pains and aches of iumbago. men,
la!l a. muscle strain Joint stiffness.
S!'l"','s' bruises. the result of expo
Sloan.s Linment is sold by all drug
sists, 35c, zoe. $40. VI "s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Galnx Newspaper Changes unud..

I FULASkI. w, Sept. $O.--The Post
tb eFI Min p ,dWn { WSeK'y ana At GniaM
Counties, has been purchased by Mrs
Ida H.. Crabil!. who Will be cd;or-in-
chie:. Her son. NJ. Il. Crab!ll. is aSso-
ciatcd with her as The business man
agcr The purchase WAS made from
H. - Burnett Who is the Republican
nomincc for Commonwealth attorney
Of GraysOn County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Select Exhibit. for state F'air.

PULASKI, Va, Sept. 30.-SiX o. the
grown by members of the boys and
girls clubs, which have been selected
TO be sent 20 the State Fair at Rich
Jnond. viii hc on exhibition here on
FRIDAY. They Will also he judged for
the prizes which have been offered by
local concerns FOX the best Interest
III club work in the county has
Developed mAterially the past year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Twelve Hundred New Members.

paign for members OF the Y. NJ. c. ~
shows that 1851 new members were
secured. including renewals The
memberships OF the association is now
1903. y banquet to celebrate the sue
cess of the campaign will be given Fri
day night, to which every member has
been invited The menu will be in
charge of 4 committee of ladies. headed
by Mrs. Harvey Saward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
scnrch for N,oulu-nc A,,a.x,n.

LYNNHBCEG. w. ScTt. aN.--T'he
police here are hunting for step
scott colored. who is wanted on the
charge OF shooting Herman Moore. also
.4colored. sunday evening. Moore Was
shot twice through the stomach and
pnce in his right arm but ne may
iSrecover. Scott escaped before tho
SSpolicc could reach the scene OF the
shooting. y crap game seems TO have
been at the bottom OF the trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

FhnyI.I'I n 70 kG, VA. Sept 30
some iWenty-odd baby 1ecvcs owned
pT members o. the Boys Baby BEEF
t!uDs OF THIS section, which were
saoWn al tAe Frederick bur- Fair. are
sti+i here ~ the Ia -. f;ralli.,is ana Vii
remain tl!l near 80 ..n- % this week,
Mteh 'Ae5 VII ne shipped 10 Rich-
-i.cit4 LOT eAh.JIt!ca At the State Fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
plan In uui,a New bridge.

Day. resident engineer OF the state
Highway Commission. is making sur
vey OF the bridge over Tvs Creek.
which was washed away last summer.
preparatory 10 the building Of Il new
one. The ahUtments are TO be raised
10 protect the bridge in the future
from flood water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Chemistry class oycrgo,x.

CfARLOYTESNILL VA, Sept co.
Four hundred and ninety students
are enrolled in ,hC school of chemistry
at the University OF Virginia to date
an increase of lj4 over last session
-hoout loo who desired to enter
chehl istTE were turned away as an
the classes are now AZ their :naXlmlin
SIZE Though the chemical building
was completed last spring. the I'nivrr-
thc addition OF a new wing 10 this
building IS Needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Carmen Form Onion.

Virginia Railway and Power Company,
operating in Petersburg, have formed
a union. with j. H. kirkland as presi-
dent: II. y. BUrk hardt, secretary and
trcasurcr Delegates to the Central
Labor Council have been appointed. The
carmen are asking for better con e.
ditions in their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

! u I8.A0 nj, ", sNtTl. OV.---I IT '
twelfth annual conference OF the ZEN.
IL SSseicn 49, sirCa Wndncsaay ELI,
last adjourned sunday night to meet
in Bluctield next September. Their,
Were about 200 delegates and visitors
in attendance. proving to he ono OF
the most largely attended OF any SEES
Einn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

+ fREIlEEI CESE RG. VA. Sept 30
e. ihn-.ps Of appGhannouit, and
..M ,,i nrol ler Q law. Alr Eegnc. have
'!.uI tAtSel ~ Jack Tlliafc-ro his c,rtilc
iEsstx COUNTY. ir,.isI'5i,. '' ~ = no Is
.equIPmeut at q cash -,Ii,n ~ 81 ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

Gativc district composed OF Stafford
and King George Counties for the
House OF DELEGATES In the approaching
election. Thomas l.. Hunter. incum-
bent. is the Democratic nominee, and
NJ. X. Lowry. a former legislator. is
the Republican candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
senbonrd wreck snll n Mystery.

Railway detectives and local police
are on the alert here for the parties
who caused the recent wreck on the
city, with the lost OF three lives.
clues have been run down. but nothing
has been discovered that would lead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
SALVATION Army workers Move.

LfNCHBCkG. VA. Sept. 3O.'-Com
;uandant and Ms. Lee Grimshaw. who
have been in charge OF the Salvation
Army work here for several months.
they are to be located. New officers
Cor the corps here will arrive Wedncs-
day, but their identity are not known
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

annual faculty. reception to the stu
dent body of LynchDurE College was
held at the college last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

thereby, instead OF utterances. how.
ever wise. of $50 years before.
II Will trust the American not ~
mistake shortsig for patriot
ism. or narrowm!ndedness for love re
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01

to tho identity OF the criminals. 1t
is thought that the miscrcants have
left the citv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Hot Fight for House Scat.

y Y ID, y 4 Sept 30
vigorous contest is on in ,ho ..eis-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-08
$3O0,000,O00 A YEAR THE HARVEST IN
 STOCK FRAUDS
Amazing Total Gathered by Pro-
 motors of Worthless Stocks.

Stock spectators are the cultiva- tors of mire in which hundreds of thousands of Americans of small means bog themselves yearly. The fact that makes their case the more pitiable Is that their number is made up largely of the hard working and industrious sort, who are the most keenly ambi- tious to better their financial condi- ton.
 These are the people who lay aside small sums from their weekly or monthly pay and then succumb to the glib promises of vendors of worthless stocks and bonds.
 No less than $500, 900, 900 is gathered in annually. 1t has been estimated by financial authorities, by these stock and bond sha rks," and their tools have been exacted from those who could least afford to lose the money.
 In the 133 years since 1776 no inves- tor in United States government sc curities has been made unable to re- deem them at par with the promised interest.
 When the rate of per cent. interest, compoIn nded quarterly, was fixed for War Savings Stamps 1t was the highest rental the government had rsid for money since the Civil War.
 This high rate was decided upon to coax into use the small sums lying Idle in pocketbooks and cupboards. Their aggregate reached the amazing sum of more than $1. .oO0, 900 900. and should all of the War Savings Stamps repre-. scented in that investment be held for redemption in 1923, the profit to the holders will be approximately $2OO.- GOO, 900.
 Buying War Savings Stamps and keeping them will cheat the "con- fidence men" of their $3O0. .OOO, 900 year Iv coliection of "easy money"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-08
bIIhaP ID TAKE SOUTHERN ROUTE
 RETURNING HOME
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 the RIA would probably strike north erly cross winds which would5not re- tard it very much. For the remain ing distance, it was stated, favorable westerly winds would prevail.
 The enforced stay of the giant British dirigible RIA, made necessary unfavorable weather reports cover ing the next IS hours and repairs to her motors brought hundreds of wis itors to Roosevelt Field today.
 Mechanics began work this morn ing in overhaultng the engine of the R-34 preparatory to the beginning Of her return flight. Work on the en- zines was rendered impossible on Monday by the swaying of the huge gas bag in the strong wind that swept across Roosevelt Field.
 Twice last night the dirigfble, which IS moored to massive anchors. began to settle toward the ground, but her movement was detected in time for the members of the crew to release a part of the big airship's water ballast and thus prevent injury to the ma chinery by coming in contact with the ground
 On it's homeward journey the R-34 will carry 25 pounds of mail. About 100 official letters have been received at the New York post office, from of fcials in this country congratulating British officials on the success of the trip and about 200 letters had been received yesterday from newspa per and private individuals marked for transmission to England by the dir igible Those were all put in the mail bag of the R-3i.