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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
THE BEST
HORSE WINS

They're off Ksntacky'a' fastest
runners sweep past tho huge crowd
Of Wildly excited spectators. 20.
clcty sneak pounds the railing In
horror when his best bet drasn b.
hind. the little girl who dared clingn
TO her lover when Southern Pride
ruAhes on-a full length ahead.
Then comes the exciting finish. and
southern Pride t. DECLARED the win.
ner.
All happens at the Ciefnmcr this
week in The Racing Strain" with
Mae Marsh appearing as Lucille
Cameron. a young Southern SRI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12
DANCE Ar DOUGLAS HALL

The Eleur DE Lys club has issued
invitations for the second OF a series
OF dances TO bo given at Douglas hall.
10th and Pine, on February -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-12

>Ew WALTIIiLL
fIs I'll RI AT STRAND
I.enry u. Whlthall. Tho NAM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Events Today on Program
Of Educators Conference

ReEistrntion headquarters. Room
us, John MnrshalI High schooI,
Eighth aud MarshaIl Streets.
o a. M.-AI day session OF execu-
tive committee OF state Teacherss
Association opens In parIors OF
Murphy's Hotel.
D a. NJ. to I +. M.-Confxrence OF
divisfon superinte ndents, auditorium
hechanics Institute. corner Flew
enth and Broad Streets. Rich-
ard A. Dobie presiding.
General topic: How to Improve
Instruction"
4. introductory remarks by the
president.
=. What is the difference between
Surertntcndence and supervision,
and what In the proper relation be.
tween the twOf Hon. Hnrris Hnrt.
State Superintendent, Richmond,
Discussion led by Superintendent
q. l.. II. Johnson, Franklin. Va.
.. APPOINTMENT or committees.
% A. NJ. TO =. M.-Trus.eex' Az
sociation, classroom Mechanics' In
stftute. N. T.. McGchee presidIns.
!. What In the best method Of is
snIarfes: SIR. J. IL. Duane. Ford,
Va.
=. discussion of the recommen-
dntion of the Virginia Educational
Commission for n county unit OF ad-
Hampton, Va.
ministration. SIR. T.. 6. Rogers,
.. tD The immediate need OF in
creased lotnl school ievies, OBJ
should the amount be fxed by local
school bonrds: MIR. &. ID. kilgore,
Norton, vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
KlWANlANS HEAR ADDRESS
ON GETTING GOOD LETTERS
j. Chandler Quinn Talks TO Club Mem
hers md Edward ShumNvny
Leads "ChOrus."

Better letters. what they are and
how to get them. was the substance
OF an address given last night by j.
chandler Quinn before the Richmond
kiwanis Club at their regular weekly
meeting at the business Mems Club.
stuart Ragland. who is affiliated
With the BOY Scout movement and the
kiwanis Club. thanked the organiza-
ton for the part which its members
had taken in tho drive last week for
the benefit of the Richmond Boy
Scouts. Several new members were
present.
Edward Shumway, song and cheer
leader of the War Camp Community
Service. took charge OF the musical
program and introduced several ways
OF making his Chorus" sing
Arrangements have been u:ade by
which Mr.. Shumway is to take charge
OF the singing program OF the club
and viii work in conjunction with
the pep squad Several new Kiwanis
songs have been secured. \ special
series Of meetings by which the
chorus" will be educated 10 the new
work has been announced
William t.. Gambrill. of Baltimore.
was guest of tho club. Assistant
-tttorneN-Gcncral j. ID. Hank explained
TO the club that it was not necessary
TOR any one TO pay all OF his tax in
order TO qualify to vote. but that the
payment OF poll tax alone was suni-
cieut.
He further stated that this poin,
had been proven by action in court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Don't Burn and Blister
Your Skin With Lini-
ments and PIasters
Trying to Cure Your Rheu-
matte Aches and Pains

Whenever you suffer from an attack
OF rheumatism, your muscles and joints
ache and hurt. it's but natural to try
TO stop the pain. Such relief, however,
is only temporary and sooner or later
the aches and agony return, even
worse than before, because the poisons
are all the time accommodating in the
blood.
The necessary treatment is 10 re-
move the real cause OF the aches and
pains-cleansc the blood of those inn
purit:eS which multiply unless the
proper treatment is applied.
DO this before another attack, be.
fore your joints swell and you lose
self bottle OF the well-known
rlougEs Prescription C-222a mad a
package OF 2223 Liver Pills Take one
pill at bedtime; the following morn
ing begin the Liquid PlouGh's prcscrip-
tion C-2223 trca tmcnt. taking teaspoon
full doses three times IL day in half
glass of water. Wear suitable cloth
ing. do not expose yourself in damn
weather and abstain from the use of
red meats and pastry.
Many medical authorities agree tina.
there arc very few drugs which have
any value in the treatment OF Chronic
rheumatism. and those named are used
in the preparation OF Plough's Pre-
scription C-2223.
The manufacturers have so much
faith In the mcri, OF Ploush's Pre-
scription C-2223 that they will refund
the prlc" or Two Sl50 bottles If you
do not get relief which YOU expected.
Your nearest druggist can supply
You with Plough's Prescription C-2223
at Sl.5o bottle or the 2a23 I.abora
tory Memphis, Tenn. will send TO Won
prepaid. on receipt OF price Clip and
mail TINS Tor sample OF 2223 Liver Pills
this real rheumatic treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Round-tnbie discussions: .sThe
Most Urgent Needs In VIrEinin's
Public school System."
to &. M.-Luncheon to execu.
i've committee OF state Teachers
Association and their guests, given
ny the city of Ricbm0nd at Muir
phy'n Hotel.
DiFision Super1ntendents aud TruS-
Tees CANCELLATIONS. auditorium Me-
chnnics' Institute.
into n entn.
tD Method of appointing .uper.
.ntehdents' tbb Proper dinerentfs-
ZION between Legislative md admin
y. r.. Clark. Winchester, IN, and
Garrett Gooch. Roanoke, Va.
III. How should the superintend-
enf direct the supervisor in,
l.. The iaost effective standards In
eEaluattnE a recitation. DIR. w, II.
snithey. University OF Virginia.
Discussion led by Superintendent
ID. a: Dut.ow. Newport News, Va.
:. The most effective form, for
Supe rintendent T.. T.. Birckhenu,
Fredericksburg. Va.
Discussion led by Superintendent
james Hurst, Norfolk, Vn,
.. The une Of standard tests.
superintenden A. IL. Hin, Itich-
nond, Sn.
Discussion led by Professor T.. II.
Fitzpatrick, Hadford Normal school.
=. M.--,Joint committee of Kin.
derEarten primary A.Soci.tion
meets I'm board room, of the liz
nartinent OF Public Instruction,
pre>byterian building, q North
Sixth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
MRS. L|GGAN ONLY
WEIGHED 90 POUNDS
Richmond Woman Now Weighs
Exactly One Hundred and
Thirty-TwO Pounds.
* r. ) j o RED BY TANIAC
Has Been a Blessing to Me.
ana I'll Praise 1t as Long
as l Live" She Says.
X + S TORED BY TANLAC

hen first began ,akinr r.-,.
! ohiE Weighed ninety pounds. bur 7
now balance the scales at one hunar.a
s snu 'nirtE,two, which is more than I
markable statement made by Mrs -
i.isGan. of 1908 North Thirty-tifth
street Richmond. Va, while discussinr
en-. en-. Master Medicine recently.
BUT continued Mrs. Lisgan. az
an. not so much surprised, after all. AT
wonuerlui increase in weight, for
nave been eating like bear and
picking up right along ever since
nhiShed my first bottle of Tanlac nc
iore got this medicine L was snffcr-
ing and had been for more than two
years with my stomach and Kidneys
.,. nad gotten so rundown and weak
that could scarcely get abou, an, rio
my mouse work. Nothin. ate agreed
win me, and the gas, from Ms cour
unuiEeSted food would bloat mo IN
untii could hardly breathe. had
no appetite. nothing tasted right. md
Mha' ana eat seemed TO do me little
or no good, as ] had fallen Off from,
one hundred and thirty pounds TO only
ninety IN a years time. NV Kidneys
oothered me constantly. my back hurt
me .dreadfuliy. and | was in such n had
condition that ! rarely ever left The
house: had gotten to where wos
AFRAID to try going out any Mac, &c
several times while down town he
came SO weak and dizzy that 7 could
hardly get home. Early last uin,.r
! Hau an attack with my stomach that
mace me SO faint andyweak had 10 he
put TO bed. where ] stayed for some
time. "'''''
After trying all kinds of medicines.
only to get worse instead OF better. I
became very dcspondcnt and fcl, ma;
me was hardly worth living. had
'osL talth III all medicines. and had
Almost dcsDaired of ever getting well.
BUT after seeing from the paper, how
otnerS IN my condition said Tanlac had
heiped them, began taking i, myself
ana my JOY can be imagined when.
after few days, ! commenced 10 fc,I
better My first bottle helped me so
much that | got another. and after nv
tnird bottle found my stomach trou-
Die about gone and my lost weight
ana strength gradually returning. So
j continued taking Tanlac and i'm
proving until now / am really and
truly feeling like new person. NV
stomach and kidneys never bother me
any more, neither do my nerves. and
can sleep just like a child cvery
night. Tanlac has certainly been
blessing TO me, and will praise il the
longest day live. ! am glad to mako
this statement, which hope will
reach every one who is suffering rs
did, for believe If they only give
Tanlac fair trial 1t will help them
as 1t has me-" II.
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Ira
gle Drug Co. and Grant Drug Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
NEW SECRETARY OF GOOD
ROADS ASSOCIATION HEnE
ID. IL. Ryi"nd. OF LynchburE. Successor
I" Z. u. scott. Arranging for
january Meeting.

-. IL Ryland, the new secretary Of
the virginia state Good Roads Asso-
cation. was in Richmond ycstcrda v
masking preparations for tho meeting
or the association here from January
IA to l6. inclusive. Several confer
enccs were held by Mr.. Eyland here
IN regard To the program with good
roads officials.
Appointments OF MIR Ryland was
made by President iupton. OF the
GOOD Roads Association. not long ago
He takes the place Of G. L. Scott, who
resigned. Mr. kyland is also SECRETARY
Of the Lynchburg Chamber % Com
large quantity OF data accumuiaicd
by his predecessor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Nirrini.n Dies In Ohio.

HARIOTTESV1I.LE, NOV. 24.--NcWs
has been received here of the death in
Midvalc, Ohio, of Winston Marshall. n
native of this county. After the War
Between the States Mr.. Marshall To-
oe ted in Madison County, Va. where he
remained unit! 1875. when he moved to
Ohio. He was twice married. his first
wife being Miss Tutwillow. OF Page
County, Va, by whom he had FIVE chill
drcn His second wife, who survives.
was a native OF Ohio. Resides his five
children, he Is survived by two sisters,
both OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
"Snake Oil"
Relieves Thousands
Stops Pain Or Money Back

Surely when ten million people buy
Miilcr's Antiscptic Oil (known as
Snake Old. on IL positive guarantee of
satisfaction or money back, and only
II bottles returned, YOU can believe
that this is the Worlds Greatest Re-
lever of Aches and Pains"
Oil tknown as Snake OiD, you will
never want to be without il because
il penetrates SO quickly and brings
such prompt relief for such ailments
as rheumatism lnmba go, sprains. ach-
ing joints. In grippe, colds. influenza.
Mo. writes. IL send S2.20 for . bottles
of Millers Antiseptic OIL iknown as
Snake OLD. please send by. return mail
as | am needing tho OIL" Mr. Henry
Atwcll. Center. Kentucky, writes, II
have just tried zoe bottle and got
great relief" Thousands of letters
such as these have been received. Get
soc. Coo or $l.00 hottie today from
any drug store. Money back If no;
satisfied' For sale by all drugg lists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

improvements TO the Fast End Bap-
list church. which has been under
way Tor some time, will be completed
this week. and the dedication service
VIII he held the second Sunday in De-
ccinbcr With the improvements that
have been made. the church is now
up-to-datc in every respect. and has
ample room for the Sunday school the
rapid increase OF which ncccss itatcd
the enlargement OF the cdificc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Brick Famine H,,,. v.orL

AWHILE. VA. Nov. o4-Danville
Deckinasons who went out on strike
noout month ago because of the fail
uFc on the part OF local contractors to
recognize their union are now out of
work again The brick famine has be-
rohe SO acute that buildings under
construction. excepting concrete and
framework, arc indefinitely DELAYED
ana Very few lnasons are at work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Face, Fed,r,I Chn-,

, DANNILLE. VA Nov 81 y A.
HinSon' local business man. held for
me corporation Court grand jury un-
ueT pond for a violation of the Mapp
Federal cour, and is under 500 hond
70 appear before that grand jury i'm
March. a Tuan,ity Of liquor was found
IN ms West Main Street home recently.
inns neing the second alleged violation
OF the liquor law charged fo MIN
WITHIN SIX months. He paid A fine ON
conviction Of the inst ofrense. the CON-,
eliminating the Jail term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
7. Judge In virgin Islands.

CHARLOTTESNI Nov III.
Leslie Curry. son OF Charles Curry, OF
stanton, Va. and Il graduate OF the
law school Of the University OF N:r-
ginia. has been appointed judge in the
Virginia Islands. purchased from Den
mark by the United States government.
Mr.. Curry went to the Virgin Islands
last January. and in the spring was
made attorney. News of his promo
ton to the judgeship has just been re-
ccivcd here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
VIII supply In.truc,or

W ~. rs Elk. w. Nov. 94-Thc
~" state fruit pack ing and demon
5CI.s.oA school at Inwood. Berkal"y
SocHty; W. Va. built and cquipr.iI
pc .aGtA2ri;; OF the General ASSEMBLE
n.i tha' S:a;c. has been completed. i,,;t
II VIII not be used by horticui,uris,s
untii mex season. Unavoidable DELAYS
held UP it, competition in time 10 be
Il "a Ia BILE :or demonstrations this wear
PC United States Department of Ar
rcn!tr'" u TO Cooperate with the
go IL. scrriyinS expert training for
thosc VIII" attend the school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
no RnIld Now Stnfe Road.

LYNCHBURG, Nov. TIA petition
has been circulated in Campbell Coun-
~ for a bond issue of $4,000 TO build
road from Rusthurg to Brookneal,
with state aid. The route will be a
road not selected by the State Highway
Commission for the Lynchburg TO
Brookneal Road. and will be in addi-
ton to that. although going into prac.
tically tho same territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
May Coordinate Local Charities.

DANNILl.E. VA. Nov. 24.--Winches-
ter and Danville are the first two cities
in the United States 10 avail them
selves OF the offer made by the Amer
lean Red Cross 10 conduct surveys of
community conditions with tho ulti-
mate view. of co-ordinatinS ali local
charities under one head.
Advance agents OF the Red Cross
we're here yesterday and held confer
cnce with the officials of the Danvillc
rate work to he done during the first
week Of the coming month. when nine
experts will come from Washington and
make an inquiry into the various
phases of community welfare work
such AS recrea tional facilities, allevia-
ton OF distress among the poor iuve-
nile courts and educational facilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

com pieted their part OF the fund being
raised for the student building to he
etccted next summer in memory OF
the founder. the la,o D. w W ST.,
lae students have raised $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Rifle Bnllet End. Life.

n WINCHESTER VA Nov. a3-Joe
summons. q timer and contractor OF
Biuemon;. Loudoun County. is dead a {,
ms nome from q rife bullet, said II
nave been seif-in3icted while i'm a
state OF 90 saonrtncy. He died before
medical aid could be summoned. IL
IS survived by widow and nine chill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Organize Alpha Chap,er.

charlottesville VA Nov. "a
The Alpha Of Virginia chapter Of Alpha
omega Alpha. national medical honor
fraternity. has been organized at the
University OF Nirsi nia, with the fol-
lowing charter members: Theodo orc
Flippin. J. II. Nefr Is. y. Carter Francis
NJ. Massie. Walter w. Robinson. Bev-
erly G. Smith. James L. Stone and
members Of The medical fscnItv ard
of the third and fourth year medical
classes of the session of 1858. who
applied for the charter last winter.
Alpha Omega Alpha is the honor fra
tcrnty among medical schools. and
corresponds to the Phi Beta Kappa
academic fraternity. Its members are
selected on the basis of scholarship
character and promise of future Eff
iicicncy in their profession. The meth
cd of electins members is calculated
tn eliminate all chances of exclusion OF
a man whose scholarship is satisfactory
for inadequate reasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
FOUR R. 0. 7. c. UNITS NOW
IN FULL SWING At Y. P. |,
Colonel Kenneth S. Per-
kins. L. S. A., to Have Charge
OF Field Artillery Work.
is JUDGE IN VIRGIN ISLANDS
y. Leslie Curry, Formerly of Staun-
ton, Named to Office In New Pos
RESPONSIBILITIES Man Charged
With Offering Bride.
IS JUDGE IN VIRGIN ISLANDS
ISDot.a! 20 The Times-D;sp.t.h

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. e4-Four
UNITS, UNITS OF ne reserve Officers Training
t,,p United states Army. are now in
sntnte. with complete equipment They
arc heid artillery, engineering. infan-
Colonel Henry NJ. Nelly. The com
m. ndan: and professor OF military
SCIENCE and tactics, has charge OF the
,nSiruct,on IN infantry for the intan-
Try unit: Lieutenant Colonel A. B.
Jockey IN cavalry: Major w. NJ. Hose
IN enG!ncernS. and Majors s. NJ Mii.-
ntr and i. \ Grove. il. in neld aytii-
General L: w. Nichols. super,n.end.
eni o: the institute, s:aied today thai,
i:ientcnant- Colonel Kenneth s. Perkins.
United states Army, Will arrive in a
lew days TO have charge of the in
Siruction In field artillery. lie is now
on leave He is the fourth regular army
ms year. the others being Colonel
Nelly. I.ieuienantC Colonel Dockcry and
Major , iosS. al three OF whom are
graduates OF III: United States Military
Academy at IVES; Point. Colonel Nelly
and Lieutenant Colonel Dockery are
ais" alumni OF the institute. Lieuten-
from The institute in 1905: Since then
ne mas been in the regular army, where
he has had a notable career.
The institute tactical stan assists in
INC instruction in all Of these branches.
In addition TO Major Millner and Major
Grove they are Major. stewart w. An
tain H. Hunter Nichols, Captain r. O.
Bc!iezza: Captain a. II. Blair. Captain
II. r.. Eoykin. Captain II. NJ Read
GOODWIN. Captain T. r. Morton and
Captain ]. T. Rhudy.
William r. Kent, United States con-
eul at Bern. Switzerland. addressed the
corps in the jackson Memorial Hall
last night. He was consul al Lcipsiz
from the outbreak OF the war until the
United states broke off relations with
Germany, when ne was assigned 10
Bern. Mr.. Kent told the cadets many
interesting things about conditions in
Germany and German student life.
While in Lexington he was the guest
OF General Nichols.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
View High school At Ru.tbure

LYNCHBC~ti. Nov. "a nou. ;,,
school building. costing $4,000 IS -
pc ready for use at Rustburg, Camp-
bell County, next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class Of people devotes as
much time TO beauty AS do ac-
trcsses. and no class mus, he more
careful TO retain and develop their
charms. Inquiry develops the in
formation that in hair care they
find IL dangerous to shampoo with
any makcshift hair cleanser The
majority say that TO have the hes,
hair wash and scalp Stimulator at
cost OF about three cents, one need
only get package of can.hroX
from your druggist; dissolve n tea
spoonful in n cup Of hot water and
your shampoo is ready. This makes
enough shampoo liquid to Apply il
TO all the hair instead OF jus. he
top of the head. After its use the
Hair dries rapidly. with uniform
color. Dandruff. excess oil and dir:
arc quickly dissolved and enti-Aly
disappear when you rinse the hair.
After this your hair will be so funny
II viii look much heavier than Il IS.
Its luster and softness will delight
YOU. while the stimulated scalp
gains tho health which insurcs hair
growth.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

L?NCHBURG, Nov. 24-Students at
kandolph-Macon Woman's College, have
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
BARRETT WILL
STAGE BOUTS
Steelton Promoter to Put on
Some Good Local
Talent

Feeling that he has been vindi-
Gated in the recent Tender and AL
lentown" Dundee bout two weeks
ago at the Chestnut Street Hall, Joe
Barrett has arranged a card of box
ing for Monday night, JuEe 16, to
take place in the Quartet Hall, in
Steelton. When Barrett held bouts
at the Standard Theater he found
the house would not accommodate
the crowds, but the new scene of
his battles Barrett says will ac-
comm odate twice the number OF
fans.
Barrett's card for the coming show
is a good ore from a local point OF
view, consisting of four bouts, one
ten, and three of six rounds. Four
local boys are in the line up, name
ly Sammy Schiff. Nate 1saacman
Billy Morton ard Billy Atticks
Schiff will oppose Young Mahoney
the lightweight from Baltimore, in
the feature event of ten rounds
Isaacman will meet Young Silar, oi
York. in the semiwindup of siA
rounds. Silar fought for the hon
ors of the 2Sth Division while over
seas in the lightweight class ARK
came through with flying colors
Morton will meet Paul Wagner, an
other Yorker. who is rapidly coming
to the front, while Atticks wfllsstacF
up against Young Wampler, another
Yorker in the middleweight class.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
FULL-FACE VIEW MADE
WIFE FORGET HER LOVE

New York.-A romance with oark
and serried details was set forth IN
the West Side court, when Mary
Polius, II years old, had her hus-
band, Kerlous Polius. arraigned on
a charge of disorderly conduct. He
was discharged after Mrs. Polius had
admitted that she could remember
more clearly the circumstances OF
her courtship and it's faults than she
could the details of the alleged as
sault for which her husband was ar
rested.
1t appears that the night the ar
mistice was signed Mrs. Polius,
whose maiden name was at that
time operative, went to see mo-
ton picture based upon the some
what novel theme of love. She be-
came so engrossed In the play that
she began eonversing with the per-
son nearest her seat. 1t was Mr..
Polius, who had just received a dis
located jaw in an automobile acci-
dent and had come to the motion
picture theater for the express pur-
pose of forgetting his face.
The conversation, lightly entered
into, switched from liniment to love,
and the following morning, be ii
known to all concerned, Mrs. Polius
became bride.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
Tractor Coming Here
on Coast-to-Coast Trip

The famous Wheat Tractor MAX
ing a coast to coast trip will be in
Harrisburg this evening. t will como
here from Reading, stopping a short
time at Lebanon. This tractor has
been on exhibition. in all principal
cities in the East and will go from
this city to Pittsburgh. The des-
tination is Los Angeles.
While in this city the tractor will
be in Market Square. The men in
charge will have their headquarters
at the Penn Harris Hotel. Fhe trac-
tor will be met by a number of local
autoists and there will be short
street parade.
The route from Reading includes
4he Mulberry street bridge and 1t is
probable that the parade will be up
Market street. This can be run over
roads without injuring the road bed
and has something new in wheels.