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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
Charlie Chaplin
and VIII Rogers
Are At Princess
"A Days Pleasure" and
"Jubilo" Are Three
DAYS Offerings.

A hobo with sense of loyalty is
supposed to be rarity. But Will Rog-
ers proves that he is just that. The
comedy star, in his latest picture, "Ju-
bilo,' at the Princess Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, presents a knight of The
road who locates the train robbery and
saves from prison the man who gave
him his first long distance job. Jubilo,
the hobo, had no particular friendship
for the man, but in his daughter had
found someone who meant more to him
than the free life he had been leading
in the kingdom of Vagabondia,
The story concerns itself with a gang
OF train robbers who whitewash the
TANKS Of one of their horses so that
1t resembles Jim Hardy's horse. In due
French). But Jubilo had come upon
the gang dividing their spols and after
they had gone, found pot of white
wash.
Later, Bert Rocker, one of the gang,
comes to the Hardy farm where Jubilo
works to tell him that he will soon be
arrested for the robbery
In the course of the conversation
| which Jubilo overhears, the fact is
brought out that Rocker planned the
| robbery to Jail Hardy for revenge. In
| the course of the ensuing fight, Hardy
| shoots his tormentor. But the sheriff
| who comes to the farm says he now
has sufficient evidence to arrest the
| real cuprit. Rocker has been only
| slightly wounded, and attempts to es-
cape, but is caught
Then Rose Hardy Josie Sedgwick)
thanks Jubilo for the part he has played
and asks him to stay at the farm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
Dorothy Dalton
At Majestic In
'BJack Is White

Dorothy Dalton's delineatlon OF three
widely varied roles IN her latest Thomas
H. Inee picture, Black is White. conl-
ing 10 the Majestic theater Thursday.
is declared 70 be much more than 3
feat Of clever makeup,
In the opening scenes Miss Dalton
is gentle, old-fashioned wife. Mar
garet Brood Later troubles come and
she Is separated from her husband, due
TO his unreasonable jealousy She goes
20 live with her sister Theresa. Ths
hitter dies as she is about TO be adopt Z
ed by a Count Srakosch Margaret
takes her place,
As Theresa she is a dellcately feml-
nine, fragile girl. But as YvOnne Stra~
| kosch she Is vivacious and alluring
SO much 30 that her own husband. failr
ing TO recognize her falls in love with
her over again and they become happy.
Holmes Il. Herbert Is the leading
man and heads good supporting cast.
| Charles GlblyH directed the picture,
which IL a Paramount Aircraft,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
Mary PtckfOrd Star In
'POIIydnnG" At Strand
Happy Play Here for Week Has Been Break
ing Records Wherever 1t Is ShOwn

The elixir OF a childs love and its
power to straighten the viewpoint Of
men and women whose outlook on life
has become distorted will be demon
strated at the Strand theater all next
week starting Sunday. when Mary
Piehord appears in "Pollyanna," her
latest production.
This picture-play differs from any
Of Little Marys recent productions in
that she portrays little girl through
out the entire picture.
There Is nothing more convincing
than Miss Pickford's characterization in
this photoplay She does not merely
act. the part of little girl; she is a
ittleg irl. Her work in "Pollyanna"
indicates that she has devoted unllm-
tied time to the study of children, for
there is no small characteristic which
has escaped her.
As Pollyanna Whittier, Mary Pick
ford quickly wins her way to the
hearts or those who watch the play
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

and succeeds in holding their deepest
sympathy until the very last flicker
in the final fade-out
There is a depth OF feeling in this
picture that has never been shown in
any other production. Miss Pickford
puts. all the delicate shading into her
work that only A great artist is capa-
BILE Of She often carries her audi
ence to tear and then suddenly snaps
the -tersion by bit Of quaint, laugh
provoking comedy.
The pranks played by Pollyanna fur
nish unending fun. Those with whom
she comes in contact think it strange
that this little girl is able 10 be glad
no matter what happens.
Her unusual philosophy wins many
friends. and in the end. after she has
been badly hurt in an accident, those
who had held out persistently against
her teachings, and who needed the
leaven Of her philosophy the most, saw
the folly of their ways ard the glad
game" became a part OF their lives.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
MOTION PICTURE
CAL ENDAR
Majestic.

Majestic.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday We'd
nesda Wallace Reid In Double
Speed"
Thursday Friday Saturday-nor-
othy Dalton in BLACK Is White.
Strand.
Sunday and An Week Mary
Pickford In "Ponyanna."
Princess.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
WIN Rogers In "JubilO,'
Wednesday and Thursday--Sessue
Haya kawa In The BegEyr Prince 30
Friday and Saturday-~Ora Carewe
in THE Peddler OF Lies
savoy.
SundAy--Robert Warwick in In
Mzzoura"
Monday and Tuesday Marguerite
Clark in sta Waters.
Wednesday and Thursday Wv
ian Martin in His Official Fiance,
Friday and STANDARDIZATION :.
Hart in John PettiCoats.'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
Wallace Reds Newest
Comedy Plays Majestic
"DoubIe Speed" Is Snappy Romance And
Will Be ShOWn for Four Days.

What would be your feelings il you
We're one Of the richest young men In
America and were thrown out Of a
bank because you looked suspiciously
like a tramp? That's Wallace Reds
experience In the character Of the
breezy hero Of Double Speed. his
latest Paramount ArtcraE picture that
win be on view at the Majestic thea
ter for four days. commencing sun
day.
II all comes about when Waffle is
on an auto trip across the continent and
is robbed Of an he owns ia the middle
OF the Western desert
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

permanently. From the way she asks
him, Jubilo knows that his days on
the road are numbered.
The production was directed by Clar-
ence Badger and is splendidly acted by
q small but excellent cast
Charlie Chaplin in "A Days Pleas
ure, - his newest comedy, is an added
feature.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
"StiU Waters Z"

A circus, canal and a canal boat
form the settings for Marguerite
Clark's beauty and talent in the Para
mount picture. still Waters" which
will be shown at the Savoy theater
Monday and Tuesday,
Still Waters. which is a. rare com
bination of pastoral romance, rural
comedy and thrilling drama, was writ
ten especially for Mics Clark by Edit
Barnard Delano the well-known nov
elist.
In it the diminutiVe star has abun
dant opportunities for the display O
her remarkable versatility.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27
'HOW DO THEY DO THAT
Some of the Difficulties Encountered In Making Motion
Pictures and TOU They Are Overcome By
SkiLLfuL Directors and Others.

the scene was so arranged that the ex-
ira people could escape without injury.
The effect on the screen is absolute
realism.
Actors and actresses are sometimes
compelled to undergo rather unpleasant
experiences in the making of a picture
and 1t is a tribute to their fidelity to
their art that this seldom arouses a
murmur of protest. When you see an
actor struggle through a morass of mud
it is more than likely to be an actual
thing, and ruined suit of clothes and
the mud bath, which many people con-
slider advantageous, are about the
worst things that happen.
The location director not long ago had
difficult time finding a bog for a
picture in which Lila Lee appeared as
the star for Paramount. He finally
discovered one, though, nice, mushy
bog-a virtual morass of black slime,
in which the little actress was obliged
to founder, TO be later rescued, plas-
tered with mud from head to feet, In
another picture Miss Lee was called
upon to make friends with baby Loop
ard, who combined all the yiciousness
of the feline race in his small but pow
erful body When permitted to roam
by himself for a moment he would i'm
mediately get under some piece of fur
niture and howl at the top of his voice,
protesting, no doubt, at the ignomy of
being forced to act in the movies. Miss
Lee did her best to tame him at the
expense Of several scratches. She
finalyl did get the little fellow into~a
frame of mind that permitted him to
go through the part assigned to him
satisfactorily,
Wallace Reid, Nhe Paramount Art
chraft star, has often referred to him
self some of the most abused actors
in the profession. That is to say, he in
variablyaget hurt If there Is any posi-
bility of injury, but fortunately he
always escapes without any serious or
lasting damage. although he>bears sew
eral scars on his body as mementos of
his adventures in the films.
Monte Blue of the Lasky stock COM
pany. is another who can bear testi-
mony to the realism of fights and one
thing or another in the films, In his
earlier years Mr.. Blue used to be a
stunt man, so called, frequently doing
things that nobody else would under
take to do, and he has frequently been
laid up with broken bones and minor
bruises and abraslons. He came through
smiling however, and nowadays does
less of this dangerous work than in
the past.
1t is matter of history that in
male and emale" Cecil B. de Mile s
remarkable special production, practi-
cally every member of the cast expe-
rienced the qualms of seasickness while
en- route to Santa Cruz island, where
much of the picture was filmed. 1t
was there that Thomas Meighan, in the
leading male role, almost lost his life
when the wrecked yacht turned turtle
off the shore of the Island, precipitating
him into the water and 1t was only the
strong current carrying him swiftly
out of harms way that saved him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

The "alI' includes a letter OF intro
duction to the president Of a big LOT
Angeles bank,
So when the film star, dressed IN
dirty, ill fitting borrowed clothes Is
brought 10 that city By a friendly Ford
ana goes 10 the bank, the teller greats
him by having him elected into the
street
That is the start Of series OF anus.
ing advantages and a delightful fo-
nance.
and Tuuy Marshall are included in
the cast Of this entertaining screen
comedy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

There will be no exodus of New
York critics this summer on scale
comparable to pre-war days, with the
exception of Alexander II, wollcott. Of
the Times, who leaves for Europe on
the Finland May !.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

Elsie Janis and Her Gang give a
special performance in Boston recently
for more than n thousand Ill and
wounded soldiers from hospitals in and
near that city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

The American rights to "LAdventu-
riere," by Alfred Capus, have been
acquired by James X. Hackett, who VIII
appear in the play following his tour
In THE Rise OF Silas Lapham."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

Isabella Lowe. featured by lne sud-
berts in The Dancer" and last year
at the Broadhurst in THE Melting of
Apps as mas Stock Sgen stsf ior his summer
company at Harrisburg, Pa, where
Miss Lowe will try out a new play.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-27

Laurette Taylor is making her last
appearance in New York in 'One
Night in Rome at the Standard this
week before sailing for London.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
THE SALVATION ARMY
WAY or DOING IT
When a Girl Is In Trouble
the Obvious Thing To Do
Is To Help Her
Out Of III

Oklahoma clty, sept ~ The sol
walton Army today received ines
Sage from town Ia Western Oksm1
'homa that young girl was "ln lros..
bic The girl graduated from nika
schoool last May and has hesu c'e
'gased 70 teach rural school IA tAs
same community beginning tho flrkl
week Ia October The message siAtsa
that the man who had wronsod ter
had promised 20 marry her but a.
serted her and married another
what did the salvation Army do
A hurry-up message was sent q
the head q the 4 A county advisory
board 70 Immediately send the slsl
TO toe Arluys rescue and maternity
home AZ san Antonio Texas wars
the i A has taken care ~ over one
thousand just such cases ln inc past
year X WIS done
The erection 81 rescue and la1
ternity home somewhere IN bi4iA
homa will bc one Of the results q
the S A. home service campalvn
which viii omen October 4 and con
Time until October "A 81 every comfy
Of the state Eighteen Oklahoma
girls have been sent to the san An.
tenio rescue home aimee July. asooul.
Ing TO the records at state headqnar
fers here
After the home s. built and put ~
operation. the balance of the tundf
raised during The campaign VIII he
nsed 10 pul the salvation Army on 4
solid footing which will enable ~
forces 70 operate among Fhe MonF
III every county. throaKA the connsy
advisory boards which have already
been organized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
VOCATIONAL TRAINING fQn
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Men Who We're Once Turned
Down May Now Enjoy Benefits
OF Schooling, Provided BY
War Department

Soldiers ssilofa eua marines wha
wnfr refused vocational tyalninF hy
,he fpderel hoArsi heeease ihrr ~.
iurler were conelasfea nlnof or neg.
linbic. may nsN BE- fsrnnahieiea ac
cordina 10 Nafa which has beeB srnt
officials n the loNan connly ChA tei
American Red tsress ffom Southwest
ewn Divisional headquarters ~ Louis
Workers ef he Guthrie Chapter
naw are lootias ~ mop vhn are
hnovn TO have suffered some iumr,
ln serYsee and laueal s meae lbaf
ahy such mea report a. lhe chant &
headquarters Federal building AZ
once. Whve every effort will "a made
IA have ,hesr cases taken ua tur q
new desielah
1hc chapter " particular ~ narn
man aho asr nog ahle 10 folinN lhelf
Former lines ~ wafk slnee elr rr
torn frnm was ana pto are Ahle ~
submit an, proof ~ ialn 0ihern eho
are hampcrca ia any was from their
sorylcs also arr invited % eall AZ
Chaptcr headquarters vhefe home
service atfkesa VII give lholr imme.
ilats attention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
eREAr STORM COMING

Washington. Sept 80 The tropical
storm reported yesterday over the
Gulf OF Mexico was said by the wealth
cr bureau today to have reached the
coast last nigh, near Appalachic6la.
Florida. and now Is off che Georgia
coast The storm Is moving north.
ward, the bureau said. and a storm
nov is forming over Virginia.
The weather bureau had received
no reports today OF any damage done
by ihe storm when II hit the Florida
coast, but said that winds of consid-
cradle intensity prevailed.
Cold weather was reported In the
wake OF the storm and lower temper
atures noted in dispatches from sey.
cral cities today. viii be recorded 10.
night and tomorrow. the bureau said,
throughout the gulf. south aad middle
Atlantic coastal regions Lake Huron,
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario Will feel
the effect OF the storm. which is
working In that direction.
The lowest temperatures o. record
for the month OF September occurred
this morning az Mobile. Alabama,
New Orleans and Dallas. Texas.
There we're frosts over II plains
states as far south as Oklahoma and
in the upper Mississippi valley and
upper lake regions. There will he
rains this afternoon and tonight and
fair weather Friday In the middle Al.
lantic states, the upper Ohio valley
and the lower lake region and fair
weather tonight and Friday else
where east OF the Mississippi river
The weather will be much cooler
tonight and Friday in the Atlantic
states. There will be frost tonight in
Tennessee and in exposed Places in
Mississippi, Alabama and northwest
Georgia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
ComiSky S Loss
Near Quarter
Million Dollars

Chicago Sept 30 ''Fisla1 ~ she
iaia worlds series cost she alaYess
oeihed ana sAsir lnnassnt ssam
mates an opportunity % win o.
ps2,6s. the differences hss~ssn sNs
lossf'a shares ~ tsaAs.aa ana shs
ts.7ofoi pald easN victorious Fted
riDht nlayefs meFw s'fsasa, a.,
eordiun 20 clcotte ard laeksea. shs
sums paid them ranging sFvm ts
600 20 $1,000 tvsey one of the
eight. Il is SAID ~ss assslA0 sal
ary " excess ~ $4,000 q ,sae. and
some higher ,han f'sheoo. cssesls
testified his salary. which hs leas
when comlsAsY suspended hIn. wss
tio.ooo. iast the amount of shs
brlbe Nc Admitted taking. jackson.
who oct $4,000 % the gamblers
nancy, 10 aala 20 hA3s fseelxsa .
salary "a eycsss ~ 10000 ! year
Mr. comlaksy Naa sns heaviest
flnerclAi loser IN the aFAnAAetlen.
ho~rver fie estimated taday ghas
seven ~ she rinff players. aweluds
lug CandAli, wnu "A not wlsh shs
team thla Year, had = sash salue ~
$4,000 before the expose ~ the
series.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
CANNOT DIlIH PAYMENTS
on INCOME ItN

Oklahoma fiiv sept so lsaaueata
for lhe extension TINS fog tha paYs
mesl "a quarterly iaaaiimsntA y
federal income tai hAyr hasa coming
lngo shn rrysaao 0ffiew ~ tbs srpre.
are0tsilux VI lIabmt 4. lsolea. splies'
inf ~ Internal yeseess lssgan said
ihas there can be no extension a
tlBs tor these l0stAlIments that the
income ,as fsturn - due cot later
thar March is and after that tins
Il became delinquent and ths install
mant privilege is forfeited. Tbs sams
holds true n any iaalaiiasent. Tba
saeond lnataliment Is due jans Is.
lhs third September IS, ana The lass
NOT later than pecember Is
Section $50 sgl of the income tax
act ~ 1915. provides that : II any IN.
s,ailment il not paid whun eis -
Whole amount of The tai unpa'i nsf.
become aus and feyabls upon nuiiss
and demand by ,he collector. Elolsn
pointed out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30

Ns~lon Hepl % tvfee a. a. sts.
usens os ihs leasua ~ Nations wss
sssussed iadaY ~ tlasefnve coz af
uhlo IN hla travels through Kansas
and elossd with Large mAalsaa
hefe raplahl 0ovsmnr eax all
slsaA a wllrhlsa aad lvpm shsrs vii
Na a. knld AAa uAlahpsna slsx
whsfu hs wlli sp~ak FyiaaY
IA hellrvn that she w0fal lnfsaenee
sli M mftttlWni thn tlsnsawfAGls
raaalaAie decIarvd. bus Indicated thaf
hsttHa mnsal fnrea n wA# uBeewasF
tn have afnea fufre. aHd hn pafAt
letei tha tAHe tu me county sheriff
NhoH Ne said selaam IA eAllest anan
10 nHe nhYalsai tafca ~ carry uus
aefrres bat baa 10 & necessary fHa
sovrFeur asa ssld that e9lueHl
goasayell erltieizea rhe ilaeue rs
aaaal igf lseh ~ farse
roln,lhs zoe thar 90 lea years %
ne eslaleaes 100 Noufoa usesrlnsfs
hat never rsauirvd ahas for "a
gaiulfuapee. uoyrfnnr Cas- said
ilear ghta Va mluh FIeas thAt
mrmtefs muet he submitted 10 ~
ensslna aud arbitration and shna 4
sny Dallou ylolateu Il ithe teaxaa r.
commrndatlansi ghey afv guiua sa
inpnsr lau commercial e0slHfWn y
la ian iuaNmeps ~ men ilke Elan
liaot ana Judge Tar that she elu
mortsi suabsfsp will bs ~ esFes1tsa
preventive u wae " la ths iafs*
nsssl ~ tha inesi etpteaa.i sssisArst
al lnls phola aasaslpD taas tbs eaiss
fCnnslaaed "a rasa -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
r ~ = n ~ ~ N
WHAT ~IcXED DvER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Austin Texas Democrats Ncr,
sulled upon by Governor nohb, II
en osfieisi proclamation 10 subscrlh,
liberalis 10 the De-nos rattle uauanai
ampalen fund
Nashlisgion Warm and df,
weather enabled cotton 10 open ,aoa
y and the harvest 10 make esns
pFnerrss ~ 'he wreck ended Tuewdsy
according 10 ihe department " .su
culture weekly crop bulletin
chlcasu fhc Grand mry lnycs
slgaiinv ~shfonine 81 tae lsis woud
series Nasehail championship tocA its
firt action asainst ihe gamblers wao
are said to have engineered the dral
by indie'ias two men whose ldentli,
was only partly revealed
Tapeta Force "a an elemer Of
the league ef nations was discussed
by Governor cox IN hls travels which
embraced parts of kansas and sis
seufi aud closed here with a large
meeting
Mobile The weather bufean aa.
nouuced that daneer ~ Mobile having
hurricane winds had passed. preyIoeF
isporta indicating a disturbance in
the Gulf you'll strike the MARYLAND
Cleveland r w Galbraith. Ir.
of Cincinnati was elected national
commander ~ the American Legion
at the closing session of Its sreon,i
annual convention The legion 1ent
on record as beine In favor Of riger.
Gus exclusion or Japanese az linri
granite
&C IA c alg Republican naiiousl
headquarters issued statement re-
pared By John r Adams. vicechslr.
man Of tho committee. Senator s,ew
and Congressman Madden ciaimin
!. that OF the - senators 20 be elected
IN November the Republicans were
aure of Is. reasonably sure of eight
others and had fighting chance Tor
another two
| London A wireless dispatch
! from Moscow said Poland hal 70
ceived. from England seven steamers
loaded with mnnitlon and three t'uks
land II small vessels with lnoylsldiiH
from the United States, six with vol
unteers: from France. two ships with
more than 1000 infanirymen aud IS
tanks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
EMPIRE TEST ON v|CK
FARM TO Be ABANDONED
Field Manager Of Company and
Assistant General Manager
Are In the City
Today

New cable received al the vlna
vick test in springvaie township ncal
Meridian IS for the purpose OF pull
ing the casing and not 20 continue
tie test" said George D Mcdonald
product superintendent of the Em
pire Oh company, who. with " J
Dell. assistant 90 the general man
ager for Oklahoma. is in the cils
today.
we have received final ins'rue
lions from headquarters to begin
pulling the casing preparatory to
abandoning the test Farm owners
AZ that sectios of the county anI seY
eral business men in Guthrie who
have farms surrounding the test. nave
refused 10 renew the leases without
neinE given Il bonus and the comf@ng
is tired cf the delay We have ne
encountered paying sand az some he
iieve, but we have a fairly good hole
aud can so to the limestone II the
leases are renewed This Is NOT
bluff on The part OF the Empire Dea
PIE. they have been fair and have
performed all OBLIGATIONS contracted
but must have AL OF the leases re-
aewed before drilling Is resumed n
the leases are not renewed we have
orders TO begin pulling the casing ard
Will start on the job Saturday Ar.
other location ia tho north part Of
he county has been selected for an
other test. but the springvale terri
tory will not Ne drilled BY this eoir.
pany OF course II is necessary u
show some people that were nor
buffing and those doubling Thorn
ases will be shown good and plenty
y added
n the test on the vina Vick farm
Is abandoned II means that part oi
the county is condemned The tm
pire people have spend more thaa
$3.50 900 on the test during the past
three years. No other company viii
hc willing 10 take chance after they
1uIt. II Is too bad that the land
owners cannot see the importance Of
the Empires contention. One vel
was abandoned some time ago for the
same reason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-30
Piers DESTROYED.
$500 Bales OF
Cotton Consumed

Galveston. rsx. seps ao.-Fire
originating ~ sulphur bins ~ pier
g5 a. o'clock this morning spread
rapidly aiona the Waterfront rsN
auitin0 70 she co0pists destruction
o. pier - ~lsh lsa contents. parsisl
destruction ~ tire plant ~ the Cot
ton Concentration company just
south of ths pier. eompiete dsstrue.
,lDn % .. 500 bales ot cotton IN ths
plar, along with other commodities.
The fire 10 sslll burning nut u
under control The ftsllaa steam
snip Gina. nlsh cargo Of ~hsat i
stlii or IRE. ssVsf-s. slfesm ef "a
'sf are bslna pumped into TIE shso
and u 70 believed the cargo will ~
total loss ard asmaas Il esrgs
and anip is estimated a. g. 500 900