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MAY DELAY SETTING UP
JEWISH PALESTINE STATE
hritnin Ready to Act. Bat France II
Snid to Want Paientiae IN
Syrian Mandate.
INV Unlve,.ai Service.I


LONDON. sept. oo.-Despite the opti-
mistlc statements OF Israel Zangwill
regarding Brltains good faith about
me promise TO restore Palestine for
the Jews, the creation OF q Jewish
slate In the Holy Land Is not as near
realization now as II was at the time
"nen Foreign Secretary Balfour
promised Baron Rothschild Britain
would lend the greatest aid to the
realization Of the Jewish dream
~ the British Foreign Office Univer-
gal Service was told today that the
Palestine matter is going along
quietly and very we'll"
Mr.. Zanswflfs statements were made
At gathering OF Jews here Monday
celebrating the birthday Of Max
Nordau. when Zangwiil suggested the
latter as the irst President OF the now
Jewish state,
;. information obtained today shows
britaln Is ready 10 take the mandate
for Palestine Immediately subject. OF
course. to the Anal decision of the
league OF nations. britain also i.
ready TO afford the Jews maximum
assistance and aid In tho DEVELOPMENT
OF their long cherished dream o. A
homeland.
This Is Foreign Secretary BaIrour.,
policy, and the British government sees
no reason to change that attitude
There Ia but one obstacle in the way
to British mandate OF Palestine bs-
coming 'enective-the French demand
that the syrian mandate, which is en-
pected to 60 to France, shall incluce
Palestine.
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.EDERsEN AND TWO SONS
ARE GUILTY OF BRUTALITY
aptain and Mates of Barkcntinc
Puako Maltrcatcd Crew ON
Long Voyage.
CCUsED SAILORS OF CRIMES
hip's Officers Declared They Punish
cd Men for Mutiny, Plotting
Piracy and Conspiring to Murder
Thcm-Two Committed Suicide.
IB,.Associatcd prcssl

NEW YORK. Sept. 20. - Captain
doiph i'edersen. of the American
trScntinc Iuako, and his sons. Adolph
rio and Leonard Roy. his mates, were
,nNicted in tn" Federal Court here
day ~ malircatmcnt and false i'm
'isonmcut Of members OF their ere W
Il four months voyage last year
ON British Columbia To South Africa.
cdcrSen and his older son previously
Cd been acquitted Of having murdered
10 Of the sailors
Til" voyage Of the puako as de-
'ribed al both trials. rivaicd in melo-
anna the most extravaganza efforts Of
Hers Of sea tales. The captain and
is son accused tho crew OF mutipy.
ott!nS piracy. conspfring to inurdcr
rem and with being GecAran spies.
he crew rctaliatcd with tales OF gross
-utality which. they claimed, had led
, at least Two suicides
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FRENCH LABOR DEMANDS
NATIONALlZED INDUSTRIES
Adopts ReSoIutIon Urging Unions re-
fusaI to Carry Munttions TO lie
Used Against SOyietA.
lBy Associated Prcss.l

By Associated Prcss.l
LYONS. Sept. 20.-Ttesolutiuns con-
shutting sort Of platform for or
ganized labor in France were adopted
at the closing session OF tho federation
OF labor here last night. y large ma
jority was shown in the vote. this be-
ing considered as An approval OF the
attitude of the labor leaders during
the war.
The resolutions demand tho nation
aiization OF industries under the con-
troi OF producers and consumers and
the naturalization of transportation
mines, watcrpowcr and banks. 1t l.,
declared that by naturalization is
meant the conhdinE of national prop
erty 10 those Interested the most--the
producers and consumers.
The convention affirmed it's solidarity
with the Russian revolution and
charged the executive committee to
demand that unions In transporta ton
services refuse to carry arms and mu-
nitions destined either for the forces
OF Admiral kolchak in Siberia or those
OF General Dcnikine in Southern Rus
STA. The reactionary policies OF the
entente were condemned and a de-
nand was made for an Immediate
peace with the Russian rcvolutionists
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VISCOUhT GREY LEAVES
LONDON FOR WASHINGTON
New Brfiiah Amhaassder 10 UniteS
states on Way to Asssne Duties
Of Once.
rBy Associated Press

LONDON. sept. o0.-viscoun, Grey.
OF Falladon. the new British ambas.
sador 20 the United States. left Lon.
don this morning on his trip TO
America.
.Yiscour; james Bryce and the Earl
Of Reading. former British ambassa-
doris in Washington: Winston Spencer
air ministry. and Earl Cur.on. presi.
dent OF the council, bAde him farewell
At The station.
The American embassy was repre-.
liam Tyrell. Vtscount Grey's private
secretary. is accompanying the new
ambassador TO the United States
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they prescribe organic iror--Nux-
cheney in tho weak. nervous and run
down 80 as 10 build them up into
stronger. healthier men and women.
Mary pan and woman who ought stil
to be young in feeling Is ioslns tho old time
vim and energy that makos Iifo worth iivinx
simply becAusc thor blood In Starving for
want Of IRON says Or. jar,es Francis EaI.
Ivan. formerly Physician OF Bellevue Hos
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physical and mental
decay, while others at
go are strong. active.
alert and seemingly
growing younger ev-
cry year. One class
withArs and dies like
leaves In autumn.
white the other BY
Keeping up a strong
power Of resistance
against disease may
pass the three score
and ten mark with
8 uprising health.
strength and viGor.
But you cannot eX-
pect 70 look and feel
young and vigorous
unless you have plenty
of iron In your blood.
and phyS!oiahs ex.
Main n A n a. VI IA v
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MEANT NO PERSONAL ATTACK
Alvarado'a Review OF Situation De-
eiarea General CFitIeiRm OF
Mexican Regimes.
fBy Axxociaied pre..l

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20-Manuel J.
out statement here today in behalf
of General Salvador Alvarado who re-
Gently published an open letter TO Car
rama, OhreEon and Ganzales arraign-
Ing the conduct OF Mexican internal, at
fairs. disclaiming that Alvarado meant
any personal attack on the officials and
was merely critic!zinS all tho govern
ments In Mexico since Porforio Diaz.
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the biood-has fastened It's grip chem
and Is sapping their strength. Vitality and
energy. Hut in my opinion you can't make
stronh. Keen. forceful men and healthy.
fosy-chceked women ny feeding them on
metallic iron, The old forms OF metallic
Iron must go through digestive piocoE.
% transform them into organic IRON ux-
Atcd Iron---bcforc they ara ready To b1
taken up and Asalhiiated by. tho human
systenn. L strongly, advise readers In all
oases 20 cat . phySielAn's prescription for
organic iron--Eaxated 'Iron--or " you don't
want TO go TO this trouble. thon purchase
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VERDIC QUICKLY REFLOATED
Drifish Transport, with 1000 Troop.
Aboard Returning from Russia,
Goes Ashore.

LONDON. Sept. 20.--At the War Of
fee this afternoon it was said that a
vessel ashore of the Orkneys had about
900 troops on board returning from
the Russian front. She was not be-
licved to be hi a serious situation. the
hope being expressed that she would
he safely relocated, although no de-
Later it was stated by the Ministry
OF Shipping that the liner had relocated
and was proceeding to her destination.
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fairs Committee engaged in inspecting
army camps. with view to making
recommendations on the dcsirab!lity
of retaining them as permanent sites
arrived here today for an inspection
Of Camp BcnninS. Accompanying
them IS group OF army officers headed
by Lieutenant General Robert l.. Bull
lard The program here closes with
banquet tonight. after which the
party will leave for Savannah.
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PRINTERS IN CONFERENCE
Fonr IntePnatiSasi Unions Ncc, n
New fSrk In Effort to Avert
strike.
IBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Thc heads OF
the four International printing trades
unions, VINO are here in An effor, 10
and Job printing offices. met again to-
day with representatives Of the en-
ployers 10 discuss means to relieve the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
DON'T BE WITHOUT
SLOAN'S IMMINENT
keen IL hnndy--it knows no count
In relieving pains and aches
LOANS LlNIME,NT has bee
sold for IS years. Today, IL

IsohN - III y VI I'm mas Dccn
sold for IS years. Today, il is
more popular than ever. There
can lie but one answcr--li produces
results.
Applied without rubbing, il pene-
trates TO the afflicted part. bringing
relief from rheumatic tWjnges, sciatica,
sore, stiff. strained muscles, lame back.
and other exterior pains and sprains
and the result OF exposure. 1t leaves
no mussiness. stain. clogEed pores.
Oct a large bottle for greater coon
omy Keep II handy for use when
needed. Your druggist has IT, Three
sigcs--35c., Toe, $40.
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iron products and failed to get results.
member that such products are an enti. ely
different thing from Nuxated Iron"
Or. George ~. Baker. formerly Physician
and surgeon. Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Of New jersey, says: Prom a careful cx-
animation of the formula and my own tests
OF Nuxated Iron. feel convinced that II Is
q preparation whirh any physician can take
himself or prescribe for his patients with
the utmost confidence OF obtaining highly
h.nehcial and satisfa Glory results"
ManufArturerh' Note: Nuxatcd Iron. which
has been used by Dr. Sullivan and other
nhysiciana with such surprising results. is
not n secret remedy but ono which Is well
known 10 druggists everywhere. Unlike the
assiniiatcti And does not injurc tho teeth
make them black nor upset the stomach:
inc manufArturcrs guarantee successful and
entirely satisfactory results to every pur.
cha .i;s or my WI refund your money. I,
Sh,idrey DRUG Co. and all other drugElsts.--
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! IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
HEARING BERKMsN CASE
Anarchist. Convicted With Emma Gold
man. May bc sent Out OF Conn
Try. as Undesirable.
tsv Associated Press,

ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. oo.--AlcXander
Bcrkman. Of New York, serving two
year sentence in the Federal peniten-
tiary here. VAS given a hearing this
afternoon by immigration officials to
determine whether lie viii be isported
from the United States as an undesir-
able citizen Immi Gration Inspector
kcsslcr Of Jacksonville, Fla, conducted
the hearing.
1t is alleged that Berkman who was
convicted with Emma Goldman Of con-
.piricy 10 obstruct tho operation of
he sclectire draft, had attempted to
continue his propaganda work
Emma Goldman is confined in the
penltentiary a; Jefferson city. Mo- 1t
is understood no date has been set for
ucr deportation hearing.
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COnSrcssmen Inspsct Camp DennInx
Nv Associated Prcssl
COLUMBUS, GA. Sept. Gothic sub
committee of the House Military AZ
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TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL;
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

II YOU have Catarrhal Deafness or
arc hnrd OF hearing or have head
noises go to your druggist and get
ounce of rarmint double strength),
and add TO II 4 pint of hot water and
little granuiated suEar. Take one
tablespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
ClosEed nostrils should open, breath
Ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropping into the throat. II Is easy
TO prepare. costs little. and Is pleasant
10 take. Any one who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noihes should give
this prescription a trial.-Adv.
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The vessel was the vcdic. or $3.50 tons
net.
Tho Ncd!c proceeded from cron,arty.
on tromarty Firth in North Scotland
ono OF the vessels which helped re-
hoat the liner was the United States
mine sweeper Turkey.
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rirc Force. ncachin~ 81 sh,n

TIT TUFrFN HFaVHInS OF Shfp.
LONDON. sept. 2O.--Firc broke out
\, sjrrday in the hoiu OF the s.itlsh
scaW.r arabian :. re, =. Gibraltar.
The vessel was baAchcd and tho hold
Il being Hooded The arabian Prince.
). 10, tons gross. left New York July
~ Tor .Aden. SinEapnre and Manila
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

pItsi Outdoor Dept.). New York.
and the. Westchester County Hos
pital. Thousands are agrins AMI
breaking down RIA time when they
should be enjoying perfect health
hnAni 4 I'm a "a a La OH Of irnn In
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sap INC roH TON tHt1r uIoUu ana tnereuS
destroy It's power to change food into
living tissue. muscle and brain. You will
find plenty of people at 40 who are broken
In health and steadily going downward TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

Nuxated iron In lis crigi.
nal pa ckagcs and sec that
this particular name iNuN-
ated irony appears IN The
package. IL you hUyc taken
prepa such a. NuA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
IRON is THE RED BLOOD FOOD

Helps Strengthen the Nerves.
Renewed Force Power Physicians
Of Simple Nuxated
Rundown People in Two Weeks Tine.
Old has already OF
lite
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l,OEWS

features of the programme. Their set
ting is artistic in itself royal blue with
gold, and their dances and song mum
bers are of the high-class order, while
Miss DeRoss's gowns are right out of the
fashion pageF
Janet and Warren Leland will offer q
novelty in the line of painting, covering
transparent canvases from the back and
both working simultaneously on the ore
picture. -
For the second half of the week Marty
Brooks presents Jack Hallen in THE
Love Race" a musical comedy satire,
assisted by Lew Harris, Addie Carlson
and Broadway's prettiest chorus. This is
one of the big successes of the season
and a sure hit.
Zuhn and Dreis two real eccentrics.
will be seen in hilarious comicalities-
songs, comedy talk and burlesque female
representations. Ernie Gordon and Eve
Ign Delmar are snappy singers of snappy
songs Mae and Mack will offer pic
turesque dances and song studies, and
Charles and Wayne Butter will appear in
a versatile melange of vaudeville spe-
cialties.
Zasu Pitts and Florence Veda in Poor
Relations is the picture feature.
Live Holsters were the first merchan-
disc carried by the new air service be-
tween Paris and Brussels.
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| Race" a charming musical comedy sa-
tire
Screen comedies and news pictures of
the latest release and selections of the
new pipe organ and by the Bijou aug
mented orchestra complete the bargain
programme.
Two of the funniest Hebrew comedians
on the American stage today Paul Bar
ron and Jack Burt, in a skit, "Shut Up"
will be one of the big features of the
programme at Loews Bijou theatre the
first part of the coming week. These two
are there with clever material kept right
up to the minute, and their songs and
parody vocalizing and smart verbiage
on current topics make them instant IA
vorites.
Howard Martelle, clever ventrlo
qust, with a pretty assistant, and
dummy whom he dresses as a sailor, can
uncover more laughs in two minutes than
his audience can pick up. Howard has
the knack of throwing his voice so that
theatre at one time, with an enunc;atlon
clean and resonant that smacks of mys-
terry.
Peppino and Perry are master must!
clans who offer from grand opera to rag
time on the violin and accordion.
The best-looking and daintiest couple
that ever stepped out of musical com
edy are Lee Stafford and Alba DeRoss,
in a series of dances, as one of the added
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senta ton, and any play that can do
that in these days or remarkable dra-
matic offerings must have merit out
of the ordinary, and that in brief is
just what "Jims Girp' has. and has It
in abundance.
The authors are Earl Carroll ana
Thomas ]. Gray, and if ones perform
2nce5 of the past are to be taken as
criterion, "Jim's Girl NAV be safely
said to be one of the seasons bige est
hits, for Mr.. Carroll. in addition 20
being one of Americas most popular
song writer's. wrote $50 Long Lefty
and Canary Cottage" productions of
so comparative recent date that their
success is still fruitful topic of con-
Versation in theatredom at large.
Thomas j. Gray was responsible for
the revue at the Winter Garden. New
ork. and at the mammoth Century
theatre, same city and to be identified
in any capacity with these playhouses
when each succeeding offering must
eclipse its predecessors is an honor
that many aspire to, but few attain
Little Miss Park will. of course. be
seen IN the part of the girl. Mr. Co,l-
ter as Jim. Sam Park as Jim's pal and
the rest of the company in exception
ally good parts.
With such offerings as this clever
LOT OF players are presenting there is
little doubt that Birmingham NAV
ooast or real first-class stock COM
pahy Tor many months to come.
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that inevitably attends a man-hun.
/ The romance that clings to the royal
northwest mounted police, the high
color life upon the outcoast of civillza-
ton and to have been endowed by the
genius of Mr.. Belasco into the most
charming and picturesque play of love
and life and youth now before the
public. 1t is said that the genius pos
sesseG by the producer for creating
atmosphere. intensffying it's passion
and making the story seem real, has
been the factor for the success of
Tiger Rose"
Public sympathy with the hunted
with the under dog" with the out
law as the law that represents the
public is one of the curious phenomena
of the theatre. When Bruce Norton
makes his appearance in the second
act of Tiger Rose" we know moth
ing about him, except that he has COM
mitted murder-why. we know not.
That he is a fugitive and that Rose,
the half-breed, loves him, is shown
But we breathlessly watch him by
flashes of lightning in the most real
istic thunderstorm that has ever been
STAGED as he darts from the cellar of
Roses home into a grandfathers clock
and out again into the open. And we
are all for Rose and against that fas-
cinating Irish policeman, Michael Dew
lin, when. at bay in a ruined and de-
serted cabin Rose covers Michael and
threatens to shoot if he attempts to
follow her lover. Bruce. 'I believe you
would" said Michael
You believe 1 would" repeats Rose.
on know damn well that 1 would"
You will be happy with Rose when
you discover that the crime was justi-
fled and that the lovers scored with
the Jesuit missionary. who was trying
to teach Rose the ways of civiIiza-
ton.
Mr. Mack is said to have in this
play made his characters likeable and
that they will be most likeably play -
the name of Belasco guarantees Maria
Ascaraga and Elmer Grandin head the
cast, with Bernard j. McOwen as the
likeable Irish constable. John Drury
portraying the Jesuit missionary,
Helen Lewis the squaw, Arnold Priscoe
a French-Canadian lad. Pierre LaBoy.
and Frank Bryan the character Of
Bruce Norton. with whom and for
whom Rose feels she is happy. The
original New York and Chicago pro-
duction is promised.
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MIR. BELAsCO PERSONALLY
SELECTED EACH PLAYER
AND STAGED IT HIMSELF,
SHOWING EFFECTS MOST
WONDERFUL TO SEE.
Original N. Y. Production.
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VARIETY GALORE ON
NEW BILL At THE
LYRIC TOMORROW
Many Big Attractions of
Keith Vaudeville on Pro
gramme This Week.
Six Venetian Gypsies

The Six Venetian Gypsies will headline
the new attraction at the popular Lyric
theatre tomorrow, and no doubt will pre-
sent treat in the musical and singing
line. All the members of the troupe are
Italians highly talented in the art of
music and singing as well as being mu-
sicians of rare caliber. The stage set
tings are beautiful being typical of a
Gypsy caravan camp. The entire num-
Der really shows the life in the Latin
country and consits OF the feats accom-
plished in their daily routine of work
and play.
With a few melodies interruptinc his
trend of fun, Adrian crowds ALI the diver
sion possible into the few moments al
lotted him. The offering is termed mot
Much Plot, But a Good Deal of Fun"
Adrian is a funster and an inventor. He
has devised many new ways of provol6-
ing laughs, and in the vernacular his eff
forts are a scream.
Jack Cahill and Don Romano, two
clever artists, present an oddly anus
ing skit that touches new chord of hu-
NOR in the combination of two accepted
types of stage characterization, ''Wop"
and "Blackface." Each is comedian
in his particular style of work, and in
this comedy entitled Comedy Mix cup
they are sure to "clean up on this bill
Hazel Darby and Charles Brown, in
Happy Days. present skit composed
mostly of song and story that in reality
is really plot. The pretty and humor-
GUS theme does not depart from the dia-
logue or lyrics, but runs consistently all
the way through. Miss Darby and Mr.
Brown are as happy in Happy Days as
it is possible to be, and it is a bright,
gladstone happy combination.
AS for clever lady acrobats, the Three
CENTS Sisters will introduce something
new and novel in the equilibristic line
These three ladies are rare specimens of
health and beauty and should prove
worth while on this attractive looking
bill.
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BARRON AND BURT.
FAMOUS COMEDIANS.
At LOEW'S THIS WEEK
Big Vaudeville Attraction
on the Programme, With
Charlie Chaplin as Add
ed Picture Feature

hlgh-class vaudeville and feature pictures
is the offering at Loew's Bijou, and in
addition for the first half of the week
the management offers as an added at
traction the Incompatible Charlie Chap
lin in THE Fireman." one of his famous
$l,Oo0,000 comedies. This is without doubt
one OF the funniest of the productions
OF the Famous comedian and will make
the DIN one of the best ever shown in n
local theatre.
There is much to entertain in the vaude-
vile programme, which will include Paul
Barron and Jack Burt, two of the best
Hebrew comedians on the stage, and a
big grille show, Jack Italian and Broad
ways prettiest chorus in 1.-THE Love
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BEAUTIFUL PLAY,
'J|M'S GIRL BILLED
AT NEW MAJESTIC
Little Miss Park and Com
pany of Capable Players
Will Present Genuine
Treat This Week

Patrons of the every popular new
Majestic theatre NAV expect a genuine
treat when the curtain rises on the
initial performance. Monday matinee,
of "Jims Girl" an all-American play
III there ever was one. running through
three acts and prologue of as snappy
and original dialogue as the most
blase theatregoer would care to wit
ness.
Summed up in the words of one of
New York's most able dramatic critics,
'Jim's Grip is beautifully simple and
simply beautiful. 1t has no problem
to puzzle nor "aues,so to answer.
but nevertheless abounds with situa-
tons, climaxes and developments that
hold the audience th.'oughav. the Ore
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DAVID BELASCO'S
TIGER ROSE TO Be
JEFFERSON EVENT
Famous Drama of the
Northwest Coming Mon
day and Tuesday With
Matinee

Strictly and passionate1y monogram
ous-refreshing and uniquely monog-
amous-will be found Rose Bocion in
''Tiger Rose" the Willard Mack melo-
drama. which David Belasco will pre-
sent at the Jefferson Monday, Tues
day and Tuesday matinee. This play
of the great northwest, greater than
pierre of the Plains" THE Royal
Mounted" and The Girl of the Golden
West" is said to have the suspense