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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Picture h{ter

BETTY Compson. the pretty
young giri who plays the femi-
nine lead Ia The Miracle Man"
nj the Strand this week. used 20
appear In light comedy.
Prohibition doesn't bother Charles
Ray. My favorite drink always
was sarsaparilla." RAY says,
Prank Mayo will next be seen In
a reddler Of Lies"
Cullen lands. appearing with
Mabel Nermaud ia "Jinx" nj the
Colonial Thu. week. h the youth
who appeared la Rex Eeseh's
story. The siri From the Out
Side nj the Ciemmer last week.
lands played Curly Kid In
the Beach production.
"A Fugitive From Matrimony''
win be IL. u, Warmers next picture
Fifteen wild animals are In the
film BACK to Coda Country" star
ring Nell Shipman.
Ella Han II returning TO the
screen after "A two years absence.
She left the screen to marry Emory
johnson the artdlrector. Now with
the consent OF Emory and her year
old son nha Ia to play opposite
Francis Ford In The Gs1es OF
Doom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Drink HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean,
sweet and fresh inside,
and are seldom i'll

II you are accustomed TO wake
up with coated tongue. foul breath
or n dull headache. or II your
meals sour and ferment. you have
real surprise awaiting you.
Tomorrow morning. Immediately
upon arising. drink glass Of no,
water with a tcaspoonful OF lime
stone phosphate In IL. This is In
tended TO first neutralize and then
wash out of your stomach. liver
kidneys and thirty feet of intestines
all the indigestihle waste. poisons
sour bile and toxins. thus cleans
ing sweetening and purifying the en-,
tire alimentary canal.
Those subject to headaches. back
aches, bilious attacks. constipation
or stomach trouble. are urged to
get quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate from the drug store and
begin enjoying this morning inside
hath.
Just as hot water and soan
cleanse. purify and freshen the skin.
so hot water and a teaspoonful OF
limestone phosphate act on the
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels.
Limestone phosphate Is an mex
pensive white powder and almost
tasteleSs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
Dr.. Carter's K. ( B. Tea
Great Tonic Laxative


Keeping yourself III and fine.
bowels regular. liver active and
stomach sturdy In simple matter.
Just get package OF DIR. Carriers
X. and u. Tea and brew a stcaming
cup every other night for a few
days
YouTi feel better. that's sure
thing. Your skin win grow clearer
your eyes brighter and you1l feel
more energetic and ambitious.
Everyone in the family can take II,
including the children. because II acts
gently and is purely vegetable. Its
much better than salts and harsh
cathartics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

Let's 60 cat mt Boldt's--uptown
IVA I'd Ave; downtown. 9i5 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

Beth WINS win play opposite J.
Warren Kerrigan In 1--we sparks .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

JOuAhS E0tat0A@>
c0iIsEtM --Aaesv~ Mssdix sniaa In
~Auestea Of sesi4s"
CIEMMEE--ts~st Iytefi In "fow-
t~sdi. la: 1ssur~ se~aiei Cur
r~ns reyir~.
William fssuum IN The
I~ss Of the Dusse~"s HAPPY Heal.
lasn animated eem~dyi faahc
sTRANn-=<s~seue toAae Tueh~e's
p~odaesiaa. The Miracle MAJ"
With aii-ssss east.
REx--pissoid bell Wrgha's The
sh~phevd II the Ifiiis." se~~sd
w~~k.
Mi<AIOS-vivssa Martin In ssttis
official ftasv~-l scenic r'setgsiai.
COLONIAL mabel Normaad In
Jtsn." ~st~edsd ~aasx>u~st
CLASS A--ehssie~ Dt~keas' ''Dsmbsy
. s1we.-
LITTLE Uisnvhe 1aaf~s and 1fshsst
neswssth In The rsovdev L~gssa. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

Her Game" starring Fiorence
Reed. will be released this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
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IJBERTY
Crawling down a waterfall on a
rope. Blii Fsrnum. as Buck Duane,
outlaw, makes thrilling escape
from him purEuern in tho Texas hills.
in the Last Of the Duane~." the
Texas Ranger picture, showing Mt
the Liberty this week. Duane IL an
outlaw aEains, his will and La hunted
for years. but stiil remains a man.
MISSION
Would you sign an agreement 20
become the fiancse Of your cold
bloodcd millionaire employer for n
few weeks for business purposes
oniy"f That's tn. peculiar propo.
sition that In put up TO little Vivian
Martin In Ills Official Flanoe~." be.
ng shown at tho Mission this week
I'D being hard pressed for funda.
Vivian consents TO the proposition.
A former lover. terrible uncle.
, and the arrival on the scene of a
pretty French girl. soon leads 20
complications which are arnuslngiy
told In the following rccla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
STRAND

sTRtND
You have heard OF New York's
Chinatown. Ths chief dcnH OF vice
there have now been cleaned out 10y
tho police. but In The Miraeie
Man" an absorbing story heinz
shown at the Strand this week, a
typical haunt bf criminals Of tho
oIden days Ia shown In all Its sortiid
ncsa. From the New York slums
the scene shifts TO the high noun
tains near the sea. where band OF
crooks. who have come there "a
make money by commcrciailxsnK the
powers OF an aged healer. are
strangely transformed into useful
and iaw.absdinE citizens.
CLEMMER
That the path Of the leading WON
an In not always str~wn with roses
Alice Lake. who has tho leading role
opposite Bert Lyteil In Lombard,
Ltd" Mt the ciemfner this week. can
truthfuliy testify.
Playing in such luxurious pro.
duction as lombard, Ltd" one
would suspect that Miss Lake would
be adorned In gorgeous gowns and
sparkling Jewels. But. no. All the
other girls in the cast wear the
pretty clothes They are the name.
gums and tho society grand danes.
and the way they fiaunt their finery
ia n caution.
Miss Lake has the rolo OF assist,
ant TO Tito lombard. exclusive
modlste. and her costume is a plain
little black satin frock. with white
collar and cuffs. She IL like n mod
ern Cinderella in the midst OF flock
OF step.sisters.
REX
Harold Beii Wright. who wrote
shepherd OF the HIS" personally
directed the big film version Of the
novel. which is now playing at the
Rex. Wright went down into South.
west Missouri and lived among tho
Ozark mountain folk to write a book.
More than 100000 copies OF the
book were sold The author made o
fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04


Miss aurora Mdrdganian. lovely young Armenian girl
has the unusual distinction Of being leading IN
phoopcy narrative hch tells her actual experiences dur
ing the terrible Turkish in 1915 phen hundreds
Of innocent Arnenians slaughtered.
Miss Mardigandn after witnessing the brutal Staying Of
her whole family escaped from the Turks only 10 be cap
trsd bv the cd Kurds OF the desert She later sold
siare. and put in hdrem. Again escaping the girl
sought refuge Nth the monks Eventually thru the British,
pho rescued her, she ailoced to sail for America
In this country Miss Mdrdgnn has cctired and tcrtten
her experiences heh led to the version under the
title, Auction Of Souls being shown at the Coliseum this
treek.
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than when she takes the place Of
the serpcntine dancer. who goes on
strike. Mabel gets her feet no twist
ed In the "stringy'' gown that she
can't keep on her feet Needless 20
say she Ia minus n job with the
circus after the performance.
"Jinx~ liz the first OF a number Of
Coidw,'n features 20 be shown at the
Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

A replica OF Nnpoleon's tomb vas
constructed at Los Angeles. IL was
for use in fslm being made by
Allen Dwan titled "A Splendid
Hazard"
A street IN ConstanfinopIe vns re-
produced nj Universal City for fiim-
Ing The Virgin OF Stamboul." star
ring Priscilla Dean. Priscilla irnper-
sonaies an oriental beggar girl in
the Aim.
Geraldine Farrar's second picture
with her husband. Lou Tcllegen. win
be The Flame OF the Desert"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04
MISSION
COLONIAL.

Mabel Sorrnand does lots Of funny
things in link" her latest circus
comedy. which Ii playing an extend.
ed engagement at the Colonial this
week. but In no scene II she funnl.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-04

The rescue OF a seven.yearoia boy
in n runaway motor boat In one stunt
Pauline Fredericks performs IN
bonds OF Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
SCIENCE SEEKS CHEAP AND
EFFECTIVE COAL SUBSTITUTE
Engineers Say Must Find Something
New Rnther Thnn Improve on
Things Existing

LONDON. Sept. 2I.--To discover an
effective and cheap substitute for Goa.
and thereby solve the problem OF tho
coal mines. is to be the first big task
OF the James Watt School OF Re-
search, the establishment of which is
part OF the Watt Centenary. Cciebra-
ton now in progress at Birmingham
The committee OF engineers which
has undertaken to develop the pro-
posal for the Research School have
now reached the following preliminary
conclusions:
l. Hitherto research has been fritz
tered away in looking too much into
detail. the Improvement Of something
which already exists.
>. We must get at something new
8. There Is latent power In nearly
everything. The problem Is to con-
vert the power 10 ordinary CONNER
c;al needs.
.. We have TO go very much further
,han Watt. who was cm!ncnt.y sue
cessful in converting coal. through
steam. into power.
D There ii wonderful future before
any nation or man who can evolve a
cheap power from some other source
than coal or amy source Of power not
yet tapped.
6 This can only be done nv set
tins up ii school such as the proposed
School of Research TO support people
who have tho necessary imaginatlom
and who have received the necessary
training which enables them to OBJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
MOUNT ARMED OFFICERS
ON FLORIDA RAILWAYS
Threats Of Death Are Said to BE Reason
for Adopting Drastic
Methods,
tBy Associated Press. ]

TAMPA, FLA, Sept. a4-Evcry train
entering the phosphate mining section
OF HiIsborough and u'oli Counties
from tomorrow morning on. until con-
ditions in tho strike zone become nor
NAL. VIII be guarded by heavily armed
Onlted states marShals.
FOR ten days past train crews have
refused TO operate trains into or out of
the mining region because OF threats of
death sent anonymously by strikers or
their symparhizers. and because several
train crews have been fired upon from
ambush with high-powcrcd rifles
District Attorny II. :. Phillips re-
ceived orders today from the Depart
mcnt OF Justice to place armed officers
on the trains. and was informed that
should conditions warrant regular
troops would be sent in order that the
trains may be kept moving on regular
schedule.
Service OF Federal papers on Presi-'
dent {. c. Barr and Secrctar v Urou-
hart and some $50 members OF the In
ternational Mine. Mill and Shelter
Workers Union in the phosphate dis
tr!ct was begun Yesterday. following
issuance OF "a temporary injunction by
Judge r. II. Can. in Federal Fcde al
court at Jacksonville Saturday, pro-
hibiting the strikers from interferiug
in any way with the operation OF the
mines,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
STRIKE, THREATENS
BRITISH RAILWAYS
Utmatum Is Issued That Unless Wages of Workers Are
Standardized Wheels Will Fail
to Turn.

mems wages which has been in dis
pute since the rncnth Of March is set
tied 10 the mems satisfaction. When
IL is remembered how fierce was the
opposition the transport bill which
created the new ministry met in its
passage through Parliament the
coincidence is perhaps not without
significance.
The suddcnneSs OF the action Of the
national union of railwaymen is the
moro ineXplicahl., rs. by an agreed ar
ranSement. the war wages of the rail-
way workers operate until the end Of
the year. allowing still three months
Tor further negotiations. II is recalled
that the Glasgow Congress avoided q
straight vote on direct action and the
miners FEDERATION is at present en-
gagged in great campaign 10 secure
Naturalization of the mines which the
government has so far refused The
question Is Icing asked by the public
whether there Is some political motive
behind the railwaymen'S ultimatum
The cabinet sat for three hours to-
day considering the crisis, after which
|, was authoritatively announced that
the government had intimatcd its Will
insncss 10 continue the negotiations
on the ground that some ''mSunder-
standing existed. Sir Eric Geddcs
consented to meet the mems leaders
amy time tomorrow. The possibility
or avoiding a strike therefore, looks
more hopeful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

RALEIGH, y. G.. Sept. e4.-The
North Carolina Supreme Court today
declined TO order new trial for Ash
Icy Switzerland. Cioldsboro chauffeur
fenced 10 ten years in the State prison
for shooting Willard L. Parker, promi-
ncnt young man of Raleigh, in the
home OF Mabel Howard, in Goldshoro
LlNCHBuRG. VA. Sept. @4-Franl
McAinnis, eichty-threc years old, Con
tedcraic veteran, il i'll jail at Chatham
as resultof the shooting of his nine
vcar-old granddaughter, Maize MattoX
who is in a critical condition at n
local hospital. McMinnis claims he did
not know the gun was loaded The
child has stated she saw him insert the
shell in the gun.
lfNCfiBURG, VA. Sept a4-Cardi-
nal Mercier. OF Belgium. Is the guest
OF Thomas j.. Ryan AT the lutters coun-
Try home near here. The cardinal
inSton in Mr.. Hyans private car.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 24.-undcr a
resolu,i ION Introduced today by Rcprc-
sentative liusted. Republican. New
York. the House would go on record as
opposing any interference by Amcri-
can forces in the situation at rume
Nr. Husted Will appear before the For
ciSn Affairs Committee tomorrow TO
Ut inSculAtG action on his measure.
bRCMRlGHT. OKLA. Sept. 2i.-With
state troops patroilinE the streets Of
this city and others standing guard in
downtown buildings. the situation Thai
arose on; of intermittent disorder
which attended the strike Of eighteen
telephone operators has lcsscncd in in
tensity. Two hundred and nifty State
guardsmcn arrived last night and went
on guard today.
>, DALLAS Dallas, TEXAs; Sept. 24.--Because
o. o. ""Ecrnor w: i. Hobby's recent pub
nc advocacy of arAed Intervention by
the United States in Mexico, the Mcyi-
can government has cancelled it's plans
70 send an extensive exhibition and Il
IN
Texas state Fair next month. Mexican
consul Flores. Of Dallas. has informed
the fair management. it was learned
today.
LUMEERToN. y. c., Sept. "a
Launching a movement to have the
state General Assembly incorporate in
a specia road district all counties
through which the Ashcville- Charlotte
Wilmington Highway passes, State and
county officials attending meeting
mere today are enthusiastic over the
INC m3unt!,ns TO the sea.
RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept. 2i-C;ovcrn
OF or AL h,rHett 1 noM granted conditional
on the Mecklcnberg County chain gang.
who walked nearly $50 miles from
charlotte 10 Raleigh. without leave OF
absence, TO present his case in per-
.EoWNNSVILLE. TEN. Sept. "a
Hidaigo Texas, and Rcynosn. Mexico
We're hoih reported completely sur.
suit OF breaking lcyccs
Wll.M!NGToN. y. G.. Sept 24-The
strike at Carolina Shpbuilding Cor
poration's plant involving more Than
a 100 men. was called off today pend
ing an inNcstiSation OF allowances by
representatives Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation and Shipping Board
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i-lnaug,ra-
ton OF Il movement To make America
safe Tor Americans" was declared to-
day 10 be one OF the objects Of Inc
annual meeting here OF the National
Egna Fights League, an organization
WASHlNGToN. Sept. c4-Withou, a
record vote The House passed and sont
to conference bin granting author
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

ny TO the Interstate Commerce Com
mission TO regulate rates with the
aane power II exercised pEior to gov
eminent control.
from american competition" Sir Auck-
anu G.Gdes. president of the Board OF
Trade. told dcpulat!on of commercial
motor manufacturers who appealed 10
MN Tor special government tax on
toreiSn, commercial motors and agri-
cultural tractors, declaring that Amer
lcah competition was seriously dam
aging the British motor industry.
pARlS' SEPT .4.-ltalian newspapers
d'hnnunzio for some time has been
carrying on a bitter campaign against
MACON. GA, Sept, 24.-Glenn Tool
was renominated today as Mayor of
MaG91 ~ by y - y2tes oyer John T; Moore.
Derby around the world for prizes that
will amount 10 over 100000 Is short
ly TO be launched, according to an an
nouncement tonight of the Aero Club
by competitors for part or all Of the
trip around the globe.
NAPLES. Sept. 24-Five ana rchists,
believed to be organizers in the rcvo-
lu;ionary movement which is planning
AN uDhc.lva. in Italy were arrested on
he steamer Europa, just arrived here
from New York.
LONDON, Sept. 2i--Thc proposal TO
make constantinoplc the Headquarters
OF the league OF nations was made to-
day by Major David Davies, NJ T., Brit =
iSh delegate TO the coming inter
national conference on the league al
BRUSSELS. AS reasons for his novel sur-
Scstion lie cites the geographical and
strategic position and historic assoc
cations OF the Turkish capital. and its
ability to exert equal influence cas-
and vest
NJ? MlA NM Ella G;. Sent. ,s4;-wi,h tears
Howell, OF Miami. testified in her own
behalf before a West Palm Reach iurv
TO-DAY in her trial for the murder OF
her husband. Thons.s :. Howell i'm
Miami. last year.
LONDON. Sept. "a Scotland Yard is
inystiiicd by a sensational jewel rob.
berry. \ bag containing gems belonging
TO Lady stephens was ripped open and
$4,000 worth were stolen. The rob.
berry took place at a well-known Lon
don hotel.
LONDON. Sept. 2i.--FoIlowing a con-
ference between Sir Eric Gcddcs tho
new Minister of Transportation. and
Premier Lloyd George. il was am
nounc.d that Sir Eric would meet the
leaders OF the railway men Thursday
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
FOUR MEN ARE STABBED
Early Morning Strike Riot Mny Result
In Denth Of TWO ut
Cleveland.

= ~,
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 24-Four
men were stabbed. two probably fatal
ly, and two others were badly beaten
near the entrance of the American Steel
and Wire Company'S NewburE plant
this morning in the first serious local
disorder OF the steel strike. The
trouble broke out when a street car
stopped near the plant 10 let of men
bound for work at the mills.
Among those wing got off the car
were three negroes Strike sympathiZ-
ers' sought 10 stop them from going
into the plant. according TO the police.
and TWO OF the negroes drew knives.
q general tight cnsucd. in which many
men in the vicinity OF the plant Joined
The negroes returned TO the street
car Tor shelter. The car was pursued
oy hundreds OF strike sympathizers AMI
boinharded with bricks and stones, and
the three men seized and bcaten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

ence."
ON tho question OF q general strike.
Mr. Fitzpatrick said:
~ That's all bunk, hot air and nom
; sense No suggestion for anything re-
Shnced."
He refused to discuss the reported
REFUSAL OF trainmcn TO handle cars
10 or from the mills affected by the
rstrikc. He said he would appear be-
iore the Kenyon committee in wash
1ngton tomorrow.
The Senate inquiry is a step in the
RICH; direction" he added II will tell
the committee how the ConSt itutional
rights OF citizens to free speech and
ia~tui assembly have been trampled
on here and how our men have been
shot and beaten. In this State as soon
rs man leaves his task OF pilng up
millions for men who are already mill
iioaaireS. he becomes an outlaw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

serve very closely all signs. and >,
bring them to such form thai iho,
can he grasped by all industry.
Z. All big employers carry Bic nv
Dcrimentals: and. VA
). Therefore. the schoo. should h.
made 4 communal institution for -,
Investigation of basic principles
prime movement for tho benefit o
all british Industries, and thereby al,
IN removing the difficulties at pres"n,
facing British world trade N"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Asks for Survey OF Canal.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ga bin IN
Produced today by Rcprescntati~a
lark. OF Florida. directs War De.
partmcnt engineers to survey 8; canal
connecting Cumberland Sound and Tho
Sulf OF Mexico Via the ST. Mary's and
ouwanee rivers. Construction OF this
waterway was asked by a resolution
adopted by the Florida Leg islaturc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
ITALIANS OVER BORDER
Cross Line of Decentralization Nenr To.
Suirc, Dnlmntin, After
SkirmiSh.

PSflS. sept. 2t.-An Italian detach-
ment, with several arnorcd motor cars.
has crossed the line OF demarkation
near Ioguire. Dalmatia, and penetrated
the town after having overcome the
resistance of a dozen Jugo-Sav SOL
diers, according to dispa,ch from
BE lgrade received here
The dispatch adds that two Aucri-
can vessels have left Spaiato for To-
puirp ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Mu.t File Notice of Claims.

WASHINGTON Sept. 24.-The British
embassy in statement today gave
notice that all outstanding claims re-
Su!tihS from cotton cargo.s takca over
oS the British authorities during April
and May. 1915, while cnroutc from
United States ports TO neutral Euro
pean countries, must be filed before
next January !. The claims are TO be
presented 10 the British Board OF
Trade. purchaacs department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
JOIN STATE ROAD FORCE
.Dnnville City Engineer Resigns to
become Assoriat"d With High
b. wa! Commit ssiOner.

: DANVTLLE, VA, sept 24-J q
alasruder. Tor the past fi.tceu years
city engineer, today rendered his
nounc:ng that ne mas been aproinicd
by @. u. Coleman 10 the STAFF OF state
nlshway engineers. He viii remove
to l.ynchhurg where he will mako MS
ana viii Nave in charge
eight counties p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Free rhougbt Lcndcr D,,,

poRrERVILLE. CAL. Sept 24-
Johh Eleazer Remshu-s. orc of IN,
leaders or the Free Thought Movement
IN inc United States for nrty years
VINO lcctured throughout the coun,r,
ana wrote u number Of books on free
SCvcnty-one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
PInn state Collcr, nv

:. WEST RALEIGH. Sept. 2t-prcDara
tions are under way to make North
Caroilna State College Day" October
D. Statewide event on mis- 49,
or az near thereto as possible each NJ
Inc twenty-nine county and CITY alum
u associations viii hold it's annual
meetinS ana celebrate tho anniversary
OF the founding Of the college. octo.
Der B. 1889, thirty years acn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25

~ y . n - TON. Sept. 2i-Co,ton
SonLh iIoSty in unSat!sfa factory
condition. The national weather ana
crop bulle,ln for IN. week ending
Iuesaay announced today. Crops mad
fAirly good proErcsY in MIssis.inni
CklAhoma and Western Texas. but
clsewhere ltIc or no IMPROVEMENT
was reported '"'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Aviator TO Welcome shrine.

-.DANNfILE, Va, Sept. 9i..Wh.n
tae Acca Tcmnle Shrincrs are paradjur
through the city tomorrow a ftcrnon9
40 alrp!ane VIII rs at a low altjtnde
And some stunt flying viii be seen,
ceremony TO the visiting nob|es ~
are coming from Richmond The visi
Tors are expected 10 arrive carly in
the afternoon and viii give their nsr.Jn
and drills at O'Clock 80 "''