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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
MACADEMY CLUB TO
PRESENT MINSTREL

The Macademy Cluh - MAKING 'N''n-
s.ve preparations for their "'h "nnua'
minstrel to be given ~ the Court theatre
December ln:h and litG.
From 4 membership &C OYER on" hun
Ard, ,ighty-two mcmb, rs were IN tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Day Nursery.

The executive board Of the Day Nurs-
cry will meet this afternoon ut 500
o'clock at the day nursery building.
Mrs. Jacob Birmingham. president If tia"
board. will preside. and all members are
urged to be present, as important mat
tcrs will come up for consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

n distinct success from n financial stand
point \ great number Of Wheeling pea.
pie took advantage Of the opportunity
To take partakr OF iirst-class meal
and ut III" same time help boost an AZ
ccllcnt cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Willing workers Lunch.

The Willing Workers class OF tn"
First Christian church. Will S;'rv" lunch
today between the hours Of eleven and
one IN the haS>mcu! If the church be-
dow Twru,y-iirst street on Market. Adj
mission twenty-five cents,
The supper served last evening" was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Homo Mission Mo ting.

The Homo Mission Nirvl" 81 IN. "''"'
Street VI. T.. church met last r\""'hH "a
the huu," "r Mrs. ~ i. Kelley. "h ~
tr"m,h street in tn" r"EE't' IN hin'E
meeting. nuEtin" business "r'ul;""
the early part Of the evening f"il"w.nE
which a social tim" WAS enjoyed. At ~
o'clock the guests Wy" IHv'trd I" the
dining room. where dainty supper was
served.
Those present were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Bridge Parties.

Mrs. Frank Arnhru>irr entertained
wIh rwu mail ana very informal br.dS"
parties at h'r h"m" 1t W""dlH"n. or
Wednesday AID T!".r.!ny tt'rn""n. y
few uf tn, cl"sc lrI'md. If The hostess
were present at uI'S" affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

soloist for William Jennings Bryan's
Eihlc class in his tourists open air
service and al many special functions
gwen in the tourist city.
Mrs. Duncan has Il full. rich mozZ1
.oprano voice Of sympathetic quality
and clear cnuncia;ion. Mrs. DUNCAN will
sing at tn" morning scrvic" at tn" Vance
Memorial church next Sunday morninn
hv the request of her friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Y w G A

Tho Executive Board Of tho Y. w. c.
A. will meet this morning ut the auditor
ium Of their building Mt ten o'clock.
Routine business will be transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

Margaret Wingerter chairman of I'll"
committee from the Civic Club to repre-
sent the Woman's Club at all sessions Of
the Juvenile Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

on SltNrlIl lTlCrWUUn MIS-. J0hn ].
Rcld VIII ,itrri:tiu frw intimat"
friends IT h"r h"mr IN Hirch Lynn
complimentary L. Mrs. Adrian Emerson
M"rrau. "f Freehold. y. j.. who IS her
gust fnr som" llnn. N""dl"work Will
h, IN" diversion at IA" a!u""nr''n. which
Will be concluded with the serving OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
TnN Visitor

tho hrGr has bc"n employed 1t the Viz
p.nnl THr:Iir" uI! lLr Eru"In j. employ
81 at the United Wruicn Mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
For Those
PGsky Pimp|eS
There are Hand"0me Compilations In
Almost Every village That Prove the
Remarkable value of Stuarts
Calcium WATERS.

Nature 3e'l,,I ihHt every woman
IS h"UId hli, Il clear. smooth. delicate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
List of Contestants and Credits
Accepted for Publication
Burroughs Adding Machine Used to Insure Accuracy.
SECTION FOUR.

All territory lying cast
rf IT, rhiu R!V"r "ut$ld"
rh. ely Limits Of Wheel
luS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
For Visitor.

Mrs. Henry IIazl'tt will entertain N
her home IN L"nnN today. with an in
formal bridge party in honor OF Mrs.
\. T.. Morcau. the guest Of Mrs. John
Reid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
SECTION ONE.
The territory within III"
Guy L.mijs &c " h""lin%
ly!uE north Of Whr"liuc
Creek, including the Island.
SECTION TWO.

That territory within III"
city Limits of Wh'"!inE
hlir south sc Wheeling
'r,,l-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
AMERICAN NAVAL PLAY
PROVES BIC SUCCESS
in London Under Auspices
OF y. NJ. &. \.
Cast of Yankee Jack Tars Aided ny
Several Scotch Young Women.
King of Boston Ncw>buyS Turns
Actor.

LONDON. January 81. +. Neu-
mayer. Jr., a st. Louis boy, as Lieu:em-
ant James Jackson. /. : ". has scored
one OF the big personal ,riumphS of
the United states Nays International
revue Somewhere in scotland" which
was recently produced with marked
success in London under the auspices
OF the American Y. NJ, {. y.
Somewhere in Scotland" the Yam.
kcc naval theatrical venture. is the
most successful ana prc;on;ious thing
OF the kind in Europe. /; was CON
ceivsd 10 vile away dan evenings At
there Wiiilam Kahn. known TO pro
icssional vaudeville - Billie Benton.
create: of the fox trot and similar
dances, originated The idca. lie found
ii spouse. and q manager I'm l. H.
StoNc!L wealthy manufacturer from
philadelphia. serving tho government
surpheG NcumaNer and other male tall
cnt. ana the Scotch women volunteer
workers at the American Y. NJ. &. y.
u Inverness recruited a score Of High
IL cast ana chorus.
kahn. was author. producer and
cnced hand evolved - revue that gave
II spiendjd Interpretation Of the happy
relations cNtstnS between the Yankee
sat'o's and Srotsmen. Hith forty per
caas;rs. Kahn gave his SHOW lis pre-
ln!e~ 4; the i:oy&! 'rhca;cr Inverness.
Ut WAS an instant ana continuing sue
cess. Tho my, week At Inverness saw
Gupacity houses ia spite OF strong pro-
iSs*ipHal opposition. From ;hcrc the
STOW swung around the Rcd Triangle
tigfuit playing the AMERICAN Y. NJ g
.N.hJiS 1T tho Yankee naval bases
Tn reputation Of thr snow spread TO
london and by spcriai arrangement
OF 1ihc american ~" il played for
Weck ~ the Little Thcatcr. now part
=! INC Cannd IAN !. NJ. - 49, on The
strand. and the Aldwych rhsater OF
me Austria Han y. ". =. A.. just Off the
strand Concerts were also given by
ineaibcrs OF the troupe on The smallci
stay al Eagle Hut of the Amcrica,,
Members Of The cas-; besides Ncu.
lNaAcH Included the following from M.
~ Va! base: Louis y Randall Kansas
Wy: Leo T Buckley. Reading. Pa:
ii,hilip "Fifekey" Bernstein. formerly
;; ! !: Of the Boston newsSoys; iiaroid
y; simpson. Boston; Joseph NJ. ramsey
;rAloany; y. NJ. StcdHan, Baltimore, and
sarnard b. Stcnham, London. The
scotch young women in the cast and
Spacia.itieS were: Miss Evelyn Duriid,
Miss Maud!c Taylor. Miss Ethel Mac,
i I::,. :, Miss agnes *: nj. Brainr, Miss
s;the; Morrison. Miss Frcda carson
ana Miss Queenic Murray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

Good Velour and fine All-Wool
kersey, fashionable tailored and
lined with sol satin. Collars are
of plush or self; full lengths; va
rious colors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26


Give Lowell. Complexion.
Ine reason why Stuarts Calcium
Waters bcautify the skin is their mat
ural tendency to seek the surface.
Tie wonderful calcium sultide &c
one OF the natural constituents of tho
human body. You must have il to he
heahhy. II enrichcs the blood, in
Nieorates skin health. dries up m.
nlmlies and boils. eczema and biotches
enables new SIX In OF fine texture 10
FORM ana become clear, pinkish.
smooth as velvet and refined 10 ihr
point Of loneliness and beauty Th;e
Is how to be beautiful" Stop usin,,
creams. lotions. powders ana bleaches
Mn'ch merely hide for the moment
get a oV-ccnt box OF Siuart's Calcium,
waters at any drug store today.
And IL YOU wish TO give them
trial send the coupon below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
BRITISH SPECIALISTS WILL
REFORM PERSIAN FINANCE
New Trcuty. However. Provides AbSo-
lutc Tcrritorini Integrity and
Independence.
IBy observation-disclosures !

LONDON. AUGUST i5.--oncial an
nourcemcNt was made today that the
Persian and British governments have
concluded an agreement by which
Great Britain viii hc enabled To pro
vid" Persia With expert assistance ana
advice toward 'hc rcbuildinc Of the
Persian state. The negotiations have
been in progress Tor nine months.
Tho nrst article of the agreement
pledges Great Britain TO respect alb
Solutcly the territorial int 5grity and
Independence Of Persia.
Persia. by the terms OF the agree
mcnt. Will establish uniformed force.
~ which Viii =" Incorporated the VHri-
Gus existing armed bodies. This force
will be pat under the instruction OF
British officers.
Great Britain Will advance f2.ooo.-
COO To ,nable Persia 80 initiate certain
contemplated reforms. with the help
OF a BRITISH iintLcial adviser.
Persian customs receipts Will hc Sc
curitN for tine loan.
Various provisions OF the agreement
Viii enable Great Britain to back Per-
Sia M realizing upou several unsat:siicd
claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
LAND LEASING BILL
Ncnsur" L. considered Together with
""hH 'h"r Resolutions and
Notions

W AS' lNGTpN, August - IN @
land teasing hil designed to pron.oto
ne ptodUSj!on OF coal. oil gas and
nIoSpAAt.s or CoNcrnmcnt-Uwncd lands
- I'boEttu :" the Senate today ny
iae iEplIc i.nnuS COMMITTEES. ana !;
W. Srh' a. IN" calendar Chairman
Smo"t "nnounceG that At the first On.
".Siunit .'r would call 1t up for cor
lr--stfe cation Of tho coal si,us,t,,
ny .ns Sonat" Interstate CommI,r..,
3m mute was authorized today bv
~, senate" Without objection o- d.
Ga.e. solution by senator i"rcIi,,r
uNseh k"nuhl lean. Of New jo-s,t,.
49, "n'nt"d II provides for inu,,iry
,H.p PFcdHCtioi and marketin. ~ co.j
~ 49," VIZ" 70, "Sc"rtain.ng causes 81
n",i = pm introduced today hv
: ~. ,"r NgNarN. Republican. OREGON
"S"I.Hg and reclaim swamp, ,,i:fG,a,.
4f.d or Seniarid lands for sale 10 sSi.
.'stS' sailors. marines or war ,yorlSnr.
QUO regard TO sos" for a.r,,.,,r
=" ga PURPOSES. IN .,ppropritiinn +.
r,,.''W'''N Is proposed.
:, ne great dam across the Teuu..s..
Nilsson Dam The Wa Tr,. ~ - ,', " q
announced today that tho NAM MA
,H -tN"h by Secretary BaIl,r ,,rn
iHHW - visiting the goyetnrloni ,ov' ~" :,
Tn nrst ioo. ooc" o- r..r,,..
nm secured Tor the pc ornament ,.,c.iil >
a.! ny General Mdryn. chfrr - 80.
-, no ii'sH today ana Of these -n,n
&C" 'N'''' We're rv-ru iIStUlcnis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
CREW DRUNK. CAPTAIN is
INJURED. SHIP DRIFTING
American Stcnmrr. Whisky Laden,
Picked lP in MiuOrcnn by
British Tanker.
'liN NssnclntvA rrrn.Il

LONDON. August l5.-N wireless
dispatch received al Queenstown from
the british tank steamer. War Khan.
SAYS that the tanker had picked up
another steamer in midoccan. finding
the crew drunk, the captain incapaci
tatcd from injuries and some OF the
other officers in irons.
The crew OF the War Khan arrested
the mUtinouS crow OF the other
steamer and supplied enough men TO
take the steamer 10 B:cSt. where ii
WAS bound The name of the steamer
on which the crew muiinicd could not
Ice dcciphcrcd from the wireless dis
patch sent out by the War Khan.
Special dispatches from queenstown
say that the ship on which the mutiny
occurred Mas the american steamer
MariSya." They add that the negro
stokcrs on board mutin;cd ;tnd inn
priSoncd the officers. The snip carried
several Thousand casks OF whisky. The
crew Of the War Khan. IT IL said
found the tires out and the steamer
drifting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
T obacco Habit
DANGEROUS

says Doctor Conner. formerly OF Johns
Hopk ms hospital. Thousands Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would be
in pcrfect health today we're il not for
the deadly drug Nicotine. stop the
habit now. If you use tobacco TO on
cess. before its too late. It's II sim
pic process to rid yourself az the to-
hacco habit in any form. JUST go 10
any up-;"-dhtc drug store and get some
Nicotol tablets: take them as directed
and 10: tho pcrnicious habit quickly
NaniShcS. Druggists refund the money
II they IA II. l:c sure to read large and
Interesting announcements by Doctor
''onuor. soon 10 appear ~ this paper.
~ tells Of the danger Of nicotine pois-
oniug and how To avoid it, In the
mcaniim" try Nicotol tablets. YOU Will
be surprised at tho rcsult.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
LITTLE PROGRESS IN EFFORT
TO GIVE BULGARIA OUTLET
seems lmu0sSibIr 90 IntcrnntionnIizc
Road to sen Without Granting
Territory.
nv Nssrcla,cd rrcss. |

PARIS. August lj.-Er.,nk l.. Polk.
head OF the American peace delegation.
mad u ions conference today with
ffcmlSr NcniTclOS on the Thraci:i n
question. They discussed various.
plans to adjust the situation. but the
conferences ended with the question
apparoutly no nearer a settlement
The effort to provide Bulgaria With
an outlet To the Aegean Sea by means
OF nt"tnaiionaliIcd railroad to Dcdca-
Satch does not seem TO he meeting
with success. American delegates be-
!ieNc IL impoSSihic TO intcrnationaIizc
the railroad without granting sur
rounding territory to Bulgaria.
Ihc supreme council of the peace
conference has been studying various
plans suggested for a division OF
IhraCc IN such Il manner as IL he ac-
ccp'IpI" TO Greece and Bulgaria as well
as England and France. which are
y: 'IN interested in the disposition to
he made OF European Turkey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
PHYSICAL FITNESS BECOMES
PART OF OFFICERS RATINGS
War Department Issues Order Itcuuir-
ing ShOul,trr-Strup Men Take
Regular ENrrctScS.
INV Associated rress.1

WAStilNGrON. August l5.-Thc war
having demonstrated that physical
htncsS il AN essential quality OF an
efficient officer. hereafter this uualiH-
cation VIII be rated in the records Of
the army commanders. an order to the
army today said.
1t is peculiarly sclf-imposCd duty
OF every officer SO to regulate his
manner OF living and to prescribe for
himself such course OF physical cNcr-
else as To be at all times physically tit
70 perform any duty to which he may
De assigned. or To meet any rca Sonablc
test for demonstrating such fitness
MI officers below the grade OF briga-
licr- general viii be required TO devote
Il hHli day i'll each week. in addition
10 saturdays and sundays. to physical
exercise. according 10 the orders. They
must spend on that day at least tNn
consecutive hours a, Walking. swim
ming tennis. Golt. baseball. rowing.
medicine ban. hdndbali. horseback
rIdimG. football. BASKETBALL boxing.
l"ncinS, wr"Si!inG. track events or
gymnastics. tests will he given in
january OF each year to determine
whether officers have maintained the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
IMPOVERISHED MOBILES
ARE MARKETING JEWEL S
New York Customs Oiirc Increase
Force Ia Meet SmuEElcrS'
Activities.

MEM YORK. August l3.--Scorcs OF
almost priceless jewels which nav
been worn IN the courts of Europe for
generations are streaming daily me-
OF the port Of New York has been en-
iarccd o meet in creased activities OF
jewel smueeiers. it was learned to-
day.
Impoverished European mobiles have
sold hcirlooms and jewels in %rcht
quantities. IL was said. and although
the legal imports of sich articles re-
Gently have been larger than at amy
Time since the war began. til" custom
service has been keyed 10 lis utmost
to detect SmuGElinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
STRIKES AT RECORD MARK
More Industries Than Ever before
Affected by Labor Troubles
in New York.
INV AssocI.tcd rrcs. l

NEW YORK. August l5.-Moro in
dustrics are affected 10y strikes now
going on or threatened in this zig
Than over before i'm tn" history Of labor
unions. according TO figures compiled
by labor leaders and made public to-
day
Besides the ac'orS anu ~ iiro..d shop
men those NOW on Strike in New York
include painters. plDstcrcrS. maChiniStS.
carpenters. Shopmcn OF The Brooklyn
UnIun Gas Company. ctCaruuk crS.
brass workers. shirt makers, far
ricrS. brass bed masters. umbrella
makes and tct .arp workers.
y national building strike. taking
l.50o.coo men out of work. Was threat
rncd in a statement issued yesterday
by twcrty-scvcn international heads
of N nor nnlnnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
POSSE SEEKING NEGRO
Gcorcin Community ~ Aroused When
hitc Girl * tr"n",rd in Public
Highway.

THoMASNIIL.E. GA.. August l5-A
seventeen. ear-o!d white girl was ac-
costed by & negro IN the residential
district her" This afternoon. y negro
Girl Who appeared on the scene was
threatened With violence. She gave
the alarm. AS ala the white girl. The
negro He'd.
The attach occurred at $50 o'clock
on tho street. Posses quickly gath
cred and they are now securing tho
-wamps and tho Moods around Thomas
Vile. including the estates of wealthy
Northern people. hunting Tor the
negro. Tho entire community is
aroused. as il is ihe boldest crime
ever committed in this section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
TRACTION OFFICIALS ISSUE
UlTlMATUM TO STRIKERS
refusal to Accept Award of WAR
Labor ISonrd Slil Result in
Individual Deals.
Try As.n..iAt..lrrr.s.1

PITTSBURGH August l5.-Rcsciy-
crs for the pittsburgh Railway Com
pany. in statement Issued tonight.
told the 5000 striking motprmcn and
conductors. VINO walked out last mid =
~ 'hc recent decision Of the National
War Labor Board. which awarded
thcm scent an hour wage increase.
'neN would b" compelled to adopt the
"id system OF dealing W.T. all EN-
pioEce& rs individuals. The men. who
asked - cents advance. il is alleged.
agreed with the receivers to abide by
thc boards decision. following the
sUSpchs. on of the strike. last May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
DEAD SOLDIER IDENTIFIED
Portland. Oregon. service Wan Relieved
Murdered IN Nc;y York
Hotel.
lEv I.niNer..,l SorNlrol

NEW YORK. August ll.-rhc niys.
;cry surrounding the murder of y
soldier ~ Inc Hotel McAl1in Thursday
was only parti.lly d'spcllod today
when the body WAS ;den,ncd a. being
that Of {. T.: l.andoK student al tn.
University of oregon. whose home was
il Portland. Sergeant Nos. who ha!
just returned from overseas With Lam
den AID was iIgcharc'd from thJ.
army with him on Tuesday. made tho
,Gcutiiica;iDn
Tho r"lire believe that t..ndon. why
had $500 IN tack nay with MIN was
lnrcO 10 The i-ntcl aud k.ilcI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
MAN LoNOOMDERRY's WALLS
TroOrS 'rc Used to Prevent Nationalist
sud Sinn Fcin Lady Day"
Demonstration.

LONDONDERRY IRELAND August
Ia Troops manned tho walls o.
Londonderry TO-DAY for the first limo
since the historic siege Of tho city
u 16So a. par, OF the military effort
"a prevent tho naromGlis; and S'nn
l'ein lady day' demonstration aud
procession set for iudty The dcIlnr-
stration has been forbidden by tive
rritisn commander. General Hacket-
rain.
Oranccmcn and UuicnlS;s. IL Is said.
have declared their determination nor
TO prevent tnc Nationalist aud sim
which they termed anti British.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
RECRUITING UNIT SAILS
rir>t NirpI;:nc in TRANSPORT linen nl
Aviation Expedition Lcu,c>
nincUla Eir!l.

MINNUIN. \ Y. August 10 Tho
nist 'irpIhn" OF Tho All-Amcricru
ratntlud"rS. AN aviation recruiting unit
which viii make - tranScumt mental
tour. left here shortly before : o'clock
inns afternoon. II WAS pi!otcd by Lieu
tenant Kenneth &. l.esg"ti. Of the Eu-
rcau Of Aerial Information. Rout" and
MappinH, and the observer WAS Second
lieutenant 'trl y. flmthcr Their
dcStinaiior was Hustlctun Field. near
Phj!adclph
Seven 9th machines are ready to
ny. II rs planned tentatively 10 send
Tour more away tomorrow and three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
AFTER RENT PROFiTEERS
uirniu. hnm Prosecutor tIccds Cry Oi
DEPENDENT. -! Wen :n
scrN lee.

ACHING on complaints from large
number Of wives and dependents Of
soldiers and sailors that rental prices
tent that the present price cannot he
met from The service mans allotment
money. and thar ia many cases actnrI
election from houses for non payment
~ rent has occurred, ERIE Pcttus.
Un-tcI states districj attorney. dcclrcd
today H. would ask TN Federal grand
jury. for AN iMm"d!at" invest CATION OF
ALLEGED realty nrOntocr!ng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
SAYS SHAFTS TREATY WITII
BRlTtIN ttt 81. on TIt8t IiI.I

Nv N~sVCT.tDI lrrs.-
,AkiS. August 10. In connection
Win The proposed visit OF the Shah Of
Persia 20 Europe. tho Temps today sava
mat his departure from Tchrran has
me%n FASTENED 10y feeling aroused in
ichcran ny the signature of an agree
n"nt with Grolt Britain. which IN
recpsn zinG fcrsia'S Independence and
lnteErljN. seemingly Will result in
'''at hfit"in being The only power TO
exercise influence ~ Persia
inc newspaper adds tiat British
specialists viii rcorGanizo Persian
finance and the Persian arnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
GRAND JURIES MAY ACT
Federal Court Investigators ,Iu, lie
Asked 10 ii"!p Ferret Out
PrOItrrrS.
,By Asanclatrn nrnss

NASHVILLE. TENN. August l5.-in
rcpi! to his telegram 10 President Nil
son urging that the Federal :run,l
1u:ic. tie used in the fcrTctin. out and
puhiShihs OF food and other proht.crs.
Juhn W. Chimes. OF Nashville today
received tho following letter from
Secretary rumulty:
White House. August 10
My Dear MIR. Gaines: Permit Jun tn
ackn"wl"dSc receipt OF your telegram
OF August - and To say that | am
h'iuging 1t TO the attention OF the
President.
"Siuccrcly yours.
-. T.. TUMUi.TY
'ScCrct9rV TO the Presidents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
WOULD BUY FLYING FIELDS
lsiI! Introduced in Congress Provide
for Continuing WnrI> ut
,fHupton Site.

w ASHlNtTbN. August la.--ArquiSi-
b"a by the War Department Of Ger
TIN sites nov being LScd ~ aviation
fields Was proposed in an administra
ton bill introduced today by chair
man NauSworth. of the Military Com
mhjtcc. Among fields proposed to be
purchased are chapman. tlcll. Flor
IDA ana TN" repair depot in Mont
SomcrN County Ala
:, The bill. which was referred TO the
Military Committee. would continue
p.ermfncn' cons -rLot!on ut Langley
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LEGISLATORS WITH
ONE ACCORD CLAIM
VlRGlNIA;S PRIORITY

tCoatinucd from First PayeD
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HlRM!NGlAAI. Mn. .NugUSt Is
'ion"r :. Cummings. National Demo
cratic committee chairman. Viii At
tend called meeting OF the stat.
Democratic Executive Committee At
Mont GomcrN. August Il. The woman
suffrage question NIL be the ma IN
tone of discussions
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TWO KILLED IN CRASH
Exhibitions Flights staged over Pa
durHh tountr! club rruNc f'ntaI
Ia Pilot and Rcpurtcr.

PADuCAE Ky, AUGUST l5.-Iicu
tenant James -. stewart Of park
Field. Memphis. and :. Reed Campbell.
repoTt"r, employed 10y Nhc Commercials
Appeal. were i.ilcG when tho army
airnlan" in which they were giving
oNhihition nights. fc!l near the Conn
try club mere tonight ~ I:3u The
plot Was attempting TO make g third
loop = hon 10 lost control OF the ma
chine. Both bodies were horribly bat
tered.
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CHATTANOcliA. TENN, August -.
Tinted states District Attorney Ken
merry rl.d libel proceedings in Fed
.ral court today against 1890 cases.
100000 doZen--e-Gs stored in Chat
tanooGa warehouse and cold storage
company for the account OF Knapp ~
stewart. of Atlanta.