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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Nhttm ana cheer. which iH duuhis
charming interpreted BY the little sta
whom everyone loves.
On Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles Ray In The Girl Dodeor." 40
amusing I'M clever play
IN Thursday ana Friday. D. "
tflhth'H super production. TIL,
Greniest Thing In fifo.'
On Saturday only. Pauline Fred
ertck in Bella Donna" and another
inHt"llmcnt OF The Iron Test"
NJ rIiE PAsTIME.
ON sunday and Monday. GLADYS
h~rurkweli in Pitfalls OF n HIr CITY &"
" tcluiren pluck TO dive inta the
raging sen 10 rescue r. drowning man.
" requires pluck for % uuuioaa man ta
= u sang OF despewdoea aud ioli,
thcm into leaving him In peace uut
" requires more than pluck fnr "a
crook To Keep a promise 60 live
straight
The crook who decides 10 lcni nn
hnntHt htc becomes tho prey nf an
his Old u~saocintcn. Who do their ut-
most ~ Had him uguin into tcmptn-
% The great struggle nj u woman
VINO stuck hN her RESOLVE 10 live
straight iG shown ln Pitfalls Of Iir
w Tits rrippiur drimn. which
icllh a stnrN 81 the underworld gladva
hrockwoil tho William t'ox star ro.
sisis temptation for Tho sake OF her
httlo sister whom she ls hrlnrIur an
aud educating IN refined aurround.
inrr Ter from the slums
un IucginN On "Wednesday The
Unknown Love- % retrot PROHIBITION
Starting Dolores CnaHIneiiI Tho bsnut.
iul nnh Htrktnrly lovely screen nrtfra.
whose u other appearance was ln
Lafayette. We Come
can "a riri really love o. mere nh.
~rifhciinnF Aud loving % con sho hold
tfho 70 o. c'on Nlon tho plctur, or
NnntIrr man huH been given o. hsr 1s
thAt nf The person ah, holds most dear
o. huH never scrnF
" iH chHrminriy and cnhVInsirri,
shown That the hsruumI American
fifl did ull of these things that. hny.
ing accepted the photograph OF nnoth.
81 MAJ ns the ono she loved ns ian
INSURED lisu. when she nf last met 20
soldier unfamiliar iu mrs Hnd frItHro.
she notorthrIraa with ewes of tho
soul recognized hsr unknown love
ltcf greatest adventure Wus 90 str.
flirr her home. htr friends. ave Ufa
itHrlf DO need %, Tor the sal, Of I,r
unknown love three thousand miles
away
\ f~1eciuatiusiy unusill stor, nf (,
Eifl Hud N man who loved whilst uu.
knuwn 90 ono another 81 htH Great
shrfihl'-uf their dumutI. msetiur
and of Hn tifllir ending to THEW ro-
nance. ffHmrI ht 10 master hand bod
= r'iinE or 'o'utN Iri richness BE-.
Nnud comparison
lts theme Older iHHu th, Egyptian
u'r'midH iht prrI,rt iut. .f woman
roe mans ~ Teaches tHr RHIIu mud
Finf' uf If.HiurrIfIuu TrHr.. NHr
gov ID master .I''tHT uf tHt screen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
PLAYS AND PLAYERS TO APPEAR
AT THE LOCAL MOTION PICTURE
THEATERS DURING COMING WEEK

tctuatcl hy n dc-rc to serve the host lntcrt~ts ~ the nintiotf
picture Industry IN all IT, branches and of the puhitc NJ welt. To-
protcct hoth asaiust the possibility of the establishment of % rcn
-or~iup ~ motion pcturt-. the National Association 81 the Nntinn
tfcturc fmlustr, has taken action 10 prt~srtc THE tuteurit, nni
the high moral tome of The ~crtrn, that VIII h. conhni'rnici b, eN-
hihator~ aud puhiir alike
The ,cr, c~iacnsr uf the motion picture infusir, l. Threatened
n, the civilization Of pisfurt- of qucSionnhic MORAL tome. nstorhng
Co the dissertation. aud u - 60 put az cnrttuai curb "a such pic.
turr@ that drnnnc AMI dradlr action was taken u, the organization
The capitalization nf SENSATIONAL ai snia,iuu- motion ptctuuc~
will be- otpNrssl IN such u nauflr hN the dissertation. which fepfr-
sni- nincty ave urrreni @. the rrpuiahir nrniusrrs ~ prturc- ~
Ansefira. that as cshndtor Who shows such pictures viii nni hhn.
eli hastei rru, c1hihittng To-, 90 the piHturc- proincci and re-
hn.ci b., aU Que OF he prniactaE cuUpanics comprising the mtrn-
bcf-hlp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
Al THE H.

Ia the powerful drama OF The
Crucibic. which IL 10 BE- shown az tho
~ thcatcr today and tomorrow.
Marguerite CLARK plays the part OF
little Jean FunnhaW. az inst hoydcn
and tomhoy. Who ~ unluaty cQn-
demncd 20 a rrformatorf, ANA who
later triumps over the shame Of hcr
Imprisonment and tho Hordid corrupt-
meas Of her environment. returning
good for evil 20 thoso who worked
havoc win her lite. The CruCihlt
~ a blending OF quaint thnructcrizn
tons and wholesome grace 10 uht
character Of Jean fanshgiw.
besides ne above the management
Tcat."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
At the Theaters Today

PAsTmE-"The Better Half. " with Alice Brady aud 'The
Pnwnhrukers Heart, :" comedy
'B"-"Tho Crucible, {" with Marguerite Clark and The Iron
Test"
mEAL-"The Garden Of Allah" SeIig spectacle.
LyR1c-"Her Code Of Honor, =" with Florence Reed and a
Chester Outing
LYRIc-"Her Code Of Honor, with Florence Reed; and a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
. mcu QUALITY II NECESSARY =
} no MAXI ADNi.rlTisiNe PAY :

Tho morc ore OF the uir fruit o.
more attention does u give 90 see that
changes invests in ndvcriislnE. the
fruit IL q the highest possible quail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

iIcycs that hls wife has changed her
attitude and loves him.
The management n also fcpeaiink
the comedy, The ,
Heart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

Give some aFitatorH free lunch and
they viii manage o. set along Tor a.
without free speech.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

For regular action - ne bow
'.rhl movements. relief
constipation try uoaas HcEIIcts
az 600 stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
LABOR JOURNAL
FIGHT SETTLED
Federation Wins Suit Il Gain Control
Of Newspaper.

PHOENIN. Ariz.. Nov. 2O.-Judge
Frank II. Lyman Of the superior
court OF Marlcopa county today
rendered a decision giving the Arizona
Labor Journal. organ Of the Arizona
federation ~ labor. INTO the hands Of
the committee OF i've sustaining
action Of the recent annual %conVen-
ton Of the state federation In taking
the ncwspnp out Of the charge OF
the previously appointed board OF
control, consisting Of Thomas Cro-
nm, president; George Smith. socre-
tar~y-treasurcr. and Bert Davis, vdi-
tor OF the Journal.
The committee OF five. plaintiffs In
the action consisted OF Leroy Ken
nedy, chairman: 4. NJ. Vargas. Thorn
as A. French. e. J. Fceley, and clyde
Timberlake. Croam said there would
be no appeal from Judge lyman's
decision since the term Of office OF
the present board Of control would
expire at the end OF this year.
Tho board had made It's fight fog
retention OF control OF the Journal
on the contention that the federation
c%ouventio had no right under the
federation constitution to give OPP
Grafton Of the publication 10 a print
ing the constitution
The fight was generally regarded
as ono Of conservatives to control the
piper through Croan and associates
through counsel. denied rndicnlism
had been fostcrcd In the publica'
lion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
TUBERCULOSIS

II was when physicians
taid II was impossible for
!, N. Miller. Ohio Druggist
W survive the ravageH OF
tuberculosis he began exper-
Imenting on himself. and dis
covered the Home Treatment.
known as ADDfiINE. Any
one with coughs showing
tubercrlar tendency o Tub
ID your name and address TO
Colnuahua OHM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
TAOS EXHIBIT SHOULD
BE VIEWED BY PUBLIC

Those who wifl to view the Taos
art exhibit now displayed at the Elks'
club should do so before the teacher
convention. when the lounge at the
Elks' will h. moro or less crowded al
the time. II was the purpose OF the
Chamber 81 Commerce Ia securing
The exhibition aud having II hung at
nm early date. to AFFORD plenty Of OPP
portunlty to the t~oWnApcoplc To see
the pictures at their leisure.
The collection represents many
thousands ~ collars. and some ~ the
best work OF American masters "a
represented by the Taos socle,y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
EDITOR FINED
FOR CONTEMPT
Omaha 10, Also A9l-rd $1,000 10y
Court.

OMAHA. Nebr.. Nov. 20,-Victor
Rosewater. proprietor Of the Omaha
Rec. and the bee Publishing COM
pany. each was fined $1,000 by bis
irict Judge Redick today after being
found guilty Il contempt In publish
ins an article relating TO q grand jury
case They will appeal.
Rosowater. In a statement to the
court. denied he Bee Intended to Inn
pede Justice. "Hy his own state
mcnt." said the court. the defendant
seems disposed to Zee. that evidence
must be through the editorial rooms
~ the Bee before Justice can be
done"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
~ ALLEGED l. w. w.
ARE INDICTED
Men Arrcs3,d IN CcntFalla Charged
sNith Violating New law.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 20
Twenty-Five alleged members of the
|. W. W. arrested here November II
following the shooting OF four former
service men at Centralia, Wash, were
indicted here today by the Multnomnh
county grand jury, charged with Nin-
lation OF the state criminal syndical-
ism act.
II In said the indictments are the
first to be returned by any grand jury
In which membership In the ]. w. w.
is considered a violation Of criminal
syndiralism laws. The men carried
T. W. W membership cards whon ar
rested, u vas said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20

Norman u. Davis, TuIinlioma, Tenn.
new assistant secretary of the
treasury, represented thu treasury
department la Europe during the
war aHi took q promincnt part ~
all financial negotiations between
this government and It's allics.
He was one OF President Wilson'S
finacial advisors al the peace con-
ference and helped write line Tim
anCial aud r%cpafation CLAUSES oT
tile treaty.
Before coming 60 the trcasury's a.
sistRiicc la the war Davis wRs one
81 the bcst known aoi most sue
ccssful American financicts la Cu-
bas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
Seeking a Site for
Solar Observatory
=. ,-s s..eelsrs- -.sss

IHOENIN, ArIH., NOV. su,-VbF
server j. n. Gordon. Of he Phoenix
station % the United states weather
bureau LETT today for . trip through
western ARIZONA and eastern Calitor-
mia TO establish observation stations
on the several peaks which he said
were being Investigated AS possible
locations for "a solar observatory TO
be erected by the Smithsonian insti'
tute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
TO SCHOOL

The Big Store has planned in a generous
way 10 welcome you when you attend the
State Convention. Be sure and pay US a Wis
IL while your are in the City-There's many
pleasant surprises in store for You ON every
Floor and In every Department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20
The Victor, The Columbia
The Mandel


demonstrated at your convenience IN our
specially equipped Show Rooms, Third Floor.
You may Purchase ANY Standard Make Ma
chine Here on the Easy Payment Plan--H You
Desire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-20

right OF congress 10 declare war car
giles with Il the right 10 declare peace.
In that situation, many officials
foresec q possibility that h presi-
dent AID congrcfY may soon md
Themselves In a disagreement which
will haVc "a be thrown into the courts
Tn he decided.
ON such a question the courts
would be without precedent and u "
taken for granted that only a ruling
from the highest tribunal In the land
will be accepted as hnal.
Foremost Of all, the domestic prob
lens waiting on some sort Of peace
! declaration is prohibition. Hopes
have about disappeared for an end Of
the war time act by senate ratification
OF the treaty in time to permit a Wet
season before the constitutional
amendment becomes effective January
Is. with a constitutional controversy
developing about n declaration uf
peace by resolution that avenue be-
gins to look almost equally inacceS-
sible.
The hope Of the vets therefore has
been transferred to the supreme court
= before which proceedings To test the
, validity Of the war time law were ar
, gued today.
! But liquor IN by no means h e only
consideration involved In the cCntin-
untlOu OF "a iecnnlthl Hlhte ~ W.T.
Untl peace IL declared formally tbs
war time food ant fuel control pow
ers Of the executives are In full force
: AMI the espionage act operates unim'
, paired.
Members u congress are mindful
: also that the war legislation author
= izing government operation Of rail
roads gave the president power. " HI
a choae. to hold the railway systems un
IN twonty-one months after peace
shall have been accomplished. ~
r has announced, however. that he Wi
n return the roads on January /.
Woift Ancct Army.
= II was pointed out that the effect o
y the scnate's failure 20 act would be =
e "A negative character only with re
J. gard To the American troops In oco1
n pied portions OF Germany. War dc
partment officials said Il would meaI
70 no change In the present disposition
q which had been based entirely on tn
terms Of the armiNtice and which al
80 not depend In any respect on tn
Ie terms Of the treaty.
n The occupation OF Cohlenz : r.
garded both by administration official
and by all elements In the senate :
IL be clearly within tie limits VI N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-13

Here he will find of the best climates on the Coast and
celled hunting and fishing. ~ ~ Gnu N
Falls city Of 25 900 by 1925 It has grown n its t a @
5oo-from few hundred in less than ten wears II has had
handcaps-amost ns,nomtabe handcaps Like all new s
towns had the boomer to with and suffer from anG II
had it's ntecine sres that resulted in makino K1mab
as the only city in the world that boast Of three court
houses We mention the count house situation for the reason that
we want you know the straight of to explode something
else that you have heardat is to talk about court
houses klamath Falls unsae-1st tesome for we
nave xe about them for ten There nothing mvster
city the second city in Oregon-oehng everyone wishes he
ha ana so few something that has builders
OF e west and every GREAT enterprise the cea-
ton-detemnaion. That word tells the whole story One set
known the Hot Springs Addition the other set Determined
they would not The first for while Then the other set
g9 e tne m hand and the second court old
ping over it, and will continue scrap until the courts decide
wnGn the % wnne @ When that happens then like good
to something better Thew ashamed their fight right now
ton to win is keeping them in the story you have
heard so often only this time court houses the stake and while
scrap: and but little attention to it. Whenever It is men,
toned we don't get lust get tired So you are inter-
sted IN the subject need have hestancy asking ues
smile
Falls there was another reason a,
from the convention Every
change
could trip
the in
klamath
what buy for
times what the asking
worth $1,000 will take
t make worth that but Just remember that while that change taking
making it
This is not boom talk These facts
klamath
by kke They always looking for something nothing sell fabulous
farmers and ockmen and that
klamath
How about the strahorn railroad
of
terminal sites This
borders
of the be
the construction the further factories
will
What F. the bandat
helm would be useless to question him.
ange the subject and that than silence
If the Oregon California
from
eywica
If the " Lines" south another line
urther
a
other reconsthe Southern Pacific
ought and paid
rom klamath Falls main
the full development
ooS pass pack into the hands of their ghful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

and unauestioned integrity. Such
man is AIR. Charles P. Clark, VINO re-
sides at No. ol4ta North Sixth Street,
a prominent contractor and one OF the
best known men In Richmond, having
resided here all his life. Mr.. Clark
was formerly. a member Of the Rich
mond Fire Department for l6 years.
He gives the following:
For IL years I have been troubled
with my stomach, bladder and kidneys.
! could hardly digest the highest kind
Of food was in constant pain from
gas and could not take drink OF
water without suffering pain after
ward had tried all kinds of medi
cines and spent about $500 on "spe.
cialists" could not sleep at night
and got very weak and all run down.
Finally I decided I would try Plant
Juice, as / had heard so much about
il. After taking two bottles can
honestly say that am relieved OF my
troubles and am glad to recommend
it. to others
Plant Juice cleanses, strengthens and
revitaltzes thcf entire system. It clears
the blood Of poisons and impurities
puts the lazy liver to work, regulates
the bowels, strengthens the kidneys
and tones up the digestive organs. It
sha rpcns the appetite and promotes
sound. restful sleep.
Ihe Plant Juice Man Is at the Tragic
Drug Compa ny's store. In Richmond.
where no is daily meeting the local
puoSlc and introducing and explaining
the merits, OF this remedy.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison,
tho Drug Man, and m Chase City by
tho chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
HomesforDoughboys
Belt THO Countries
American Engineers Also
Built 1857 Miles of
Highways.
Iny Associated r-csa.l

PITTSBURGH. Dec. i7.-IIousca and
buildings built for tho Donghbovs by
the engineers OF the American expndi.
t.onary force. il placed end TO end
would reach the entire length o.:
France and into Germany. Colonel
Edgar Jadwin, United states Army.
told the Chamber Of Commerce. here
today. in addressing Il upon construc-
tion In Franco
Colonel Jadwin was director OF con-
struction and forestry in France dur
Ing tho war
Other accomplishments of the cngi-
nee's in supporting the men in the
front line trenches included the build
ING OF 1851 miles of highway through
out inc sections OF France, where the
american cxpcd,tionary forces held
iorth. and the cutting os $1,000 board
Fec OF cord wood for fuel for the
army's comfocL
In detail Colonel Jadwin took up
the description OF construction by the
engineers OF anything from heating
systems to mechanical cooking de-
vices. snip docks. harbor drcdgcs,
power plants and refrigcratin. pla nts.
In the eleven months he served az
director Of the construction division
Colonel Jadwin vas the comma ndinE
officer Of 10000 men. whose integrity
he praised highly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
CUT CONSUMPTION TENTH
CONGRESS COMMITTEE ASKS
ALL PAPERS USE ECONOMY
WIN PostPone Impressive Measures II
Noluntnry Action Meets
Newsprlnt Shortage.

WhSHlN,;TON, Dec. lT.--k;vcry news
10 darcr IN INC county was called on to-
10 reduce its consumption o! ncwsprint
3aper By 10 per cent for "A period OF SIX
n.ohths In an cho-t to relieve tho pres
inittce has been told threatened the de-
struction of number of small papers
r. N9,innihry cooperation of publishes
Mouid opHiatc tho necessity for rcprcS
n s,,t governmental action. said the com
ini'tGc statement. which was prepared
,he committee said that If thc pub-
nShcrs carried out the voluntary con-
h,Tta,,on plan further action on the
pabers and periodicals using the sec
"hI-ciass mail privilege would be post
p'nna tcT inc present at least;
iourlnS tho hearings on the Anthony
ot!I. chairman Stevenson questioned
representatives OF newspapers from all
,intarS reduction would solve tho prob
!cm. and almost without exception tho
p pm, said such = plan would meet
Win their approval.
Shortage Under 10 FER Cent.
A1,s esiiimony OF rrcsident Glass. oc the
Paper brokerage firms Indicated thai
tnne hprTospcc,'vc shortage for 1920 was
committee decided that general re-
duction OF 10 per cent by cveYy pub,;.
cns!on would eliminate the necessity OF
a aRgoy in ,R BY 1 D,as
Try and some smaller PUBLICATIONS
nc committee made no recon NOV,
cations as to the methods of niartn,,
nc pan IN effect. leaving the details
20 INC publishers themselves Obicc.
non MAS made to the plan when iirs.
pt"posed. on the ground tina, While
N are n"Wspapcrs would meet little
n.cna nicai difficulty in placing /; in
enJci, INC smaller dailies. scmiy:ccElies
M "etkIics. printing eight pages AN
.hsn. would md it Impossible to cut
I"NH !" pei cent. X was agreed o..
~ ploiiShcFs. however. that this OBJ
aeJit!oM could b" overcome by printing
''' OF pages every nfth issue.
y new plan for rcstric.!nc usa 81
M!ht paper Was proposed in a hill
ntr0ouccd by representative Iioch Re.
pnniican. OF Kansas. aftc. tho commits
&c decision on the Anthony ,nea.Jre
nc Hoch bill would restrict ali news
ptPcrS ana periodicals from using more
,hper during thc Nrst six months ~
iVTu man Ma used during tho ;;rs.
na!i OF 1919. The restriction would az.
mo consideration Increased ,.irc
on ana por!S!cn would be made FOR
rev puclica lions.
snder the Hoch bill. designed as :.
-o2Stltu;e for tn. Anthony ms.sure M
puo!lsHeT would be given the srcon,J.
ass mailing PRIVILEGES witnout fiinr
RtedEc 10 observe The limitation. :,,,si
.o!a.ofs would suncr the pcna!;,. OF
phs!Hs tara class postaS. rates Rem
sS ,iIiV Ant"ony and other members
nc iost-Dthc" Committee were *, III
% favor the Iioch b!u. in v!cw -. ~
measure. - -Nt''"oh!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
"uCH AVAILABLE: TINInEU
FOUND IN C<IIrnu>rA

.oea oH1ccs OF the United states JSo,cs,
zee II was said today there werc
H it5 areas OF red NJ, white mr and
va Washington. AID Possibly sons ~
; ~, "a ma ana IdiAo. suitable Tor NUM-,
''. u:c OF newspr:nt paper
:. :. survey OF the piulna. and -j.,ho.
:, h'!oha! Forests, near E!airsJcr ,:.S
iaS rcVciled S0u0yv cords ot Gallo ~ T.; t.,
re-. ,,' hr ana $1,000 cords o: v-5.te fir. AM
Sn,S Iihoc! ava:ia Die on the 40 u.S ~
80 80. 9nISta, Cal. at l.5Uv.o0Q,00o boa
:irn,, Ter, aere rae inany other large na.
tuo. oecn cruised because there -, :,
~ no demand to- It's use.
c,-,ne.e are SAID 20 be two mills in
;'akiaS n+wsprint PAPER NO
~ Nv Washington and two in british -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
BABY DIES FROM BURNS
"'"red Child Victim of Flame. Vhu.
Playing About Stove M
Bon Air Home.

H!s !.;t!e body burned Amos, 10 :.
I'D; nineteen months Old Ea:han:e,
oo!Fidce coiV.ed, OF near Eon Az
6.ed at Memorial Hospital IS. nigh -.
80 o'clock. after strenuous cTori :
were made 20 save his life. Tho cni;3
vas p!IyiHS about the kitchen OF his
home Tuesday afternoon wbaH -:
r!eSs took fire. and before tho fiames
!opia be ex'ingr!shcd he had been
cefr!b!y burned from his meek 10 his
His parents being poor. The cri,,
was taken 70 Memorial Hosp;t;,! as =
state patient. but there was Ntue
cAance for his recovery. as the Shoci;
20 us system was TOO much Cor the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18
BROAD STREET STORE AFlRE
Early Morning Blaze Causes Several
hundred Dollars Dan.ge in
Cleaning shop

Fire originated early this movn.ur
n TIC ha;-clcan!!Ic establishment OF T.
Solos. ~ East Broad Street. lasting
or an nour causing a damage O: sew
s"al hundred dollars, which is covered
uy insurance.
II is thought that the fire started
there was quantity of clothing. WHEN
was ignited by a lighted c.sE cite. Tie
p!aZe swept in all directions eHtendinc
mo inc poolroom in the rear. and
finally hing the basement, where II
stubhorniy held the bremen in thei
a.nhrts to sN'nsuish it. Several pool
tan!es were burned Sonpictely, but
nothing was stored IN the basement. of
any value. ~ VI