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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
MEMPHIS MARKETS

lNu9tptionR renrasanf prfoaa from
iohI> r - rafo ny
n.n5
Froduce.
Eggs-Candled 43@45c. current re-
ceipts, loss of, 80 46c 'N' '' ~
Butte. - Fresh creamery. pound prints,
'O gSees;. country butter 1 $ sSa5s"
Poultry--ucks, 25g30c; hens, alive,
SQSQc; dressed S4Q36c; ROSTERS. 100
lie; broilers pounds, 43@52c; geese,
20Q22c.
u..,
vegetables.
Beans -Navy. per H.. BXc. Lima. reY
h., l4h Dl5hc'
Peus-Calitornia black eyed, per To-,
DC.
Potatoes-Cwt,, all varieties. $500
500.
crates, s2.25GSoo. -'' ''7'' T'''''
GttN nrtbssr n"t% ro 34'S - o.
CetarW Ntinbi tnelh' UraSe' $I' 90
acknowledgements enaoy IN bune en- $l 40
pennarSo pasua, .oGSno ''0''
s nspssBushei Ia t ooGS 20
Snne oh Dusire,, S"'9yg kSS} ~
Su ucnmhersMTprst,a *a,Uv n{n. IT,
Egg rIsnt--nonen q snSS2 M
c Do~.". '.,''U"''
w. CT, 800. ,oao
Dry SAT- Meats-Regular. 1sW2Oci
extras, 10c.
0SSuiSSar cured MISUNDERSTANDING mans
0oYfEc: ,, -o-
BacoaGfancy selected 9lQo4c; sec
Lard%P tnI hog lard 22@22Hc: best
compound ID, 2lQ2lhc.
Grain and Fea6stuffS.
~A"AA anu oo"S""1AS'
Merchants Exchange Quota lions
$3.50. ''l''' ii "' '0''' F''-'' ''NeN
Chops-Per ton, less than car lots.
Corr copn-sacsed IN draw load lots. No.
a white, $500; No mixed, 1.9S.
s5s 90. shorts IHus Ia ~ no"' '0'S' ''n' 'f~
Hay--Timothy, less than car lots. No.
$500; No. i, $500; No 2, $3.50. O''''
Fruits.
rouorspo, hox .e soa0e az. ,n,rort
ed, $5.75Q6.25.
Oranges a|ifo~nia. - 100000.
Bananas-Pound, Sh99c.
Apples-cooklng, hamper, S2.50Q3.00;
ea pdI ~" SS'O0g4;oo. a,. .ooa.ro
rapefruit-FIorida, S5.0O06.0o
Dried Frdit-Eva porated apples, 220
nominal; apricots, nominal.
ineapples,-Cutan. crate, $6.0066.50
Cantaloupes--ElorIda. crate. nominal:
California, crate. s40O@5.O0.
Watermelons-;crate. 30-lb average.
$55O@400 25-lb, average, $2.50G3,0O.
Hides and Turs.
A~
Hides-No. / green, sailed, 14015c;
partly cured, 11@14c; green, 12113c;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
American Airnlen
SOught BIZ Poles
Memphis, Tenn, July

NEW YORK, July Am appeal for
IL American aviators TO give their SER
vices at once to the Polish republic
was received by the American Flying
cub here yesterday, simultaneously with
the receipt of cable dispatches telling
Of serious defeats inflicted upon the
Poles by II e Bosheviki.
These airmen, the messages said, are
needed for the Kosciusko squadron,
composed of American flyers, and vol
unteers must have sufficient means to
pay their transportation to Poland and
to accept the Polish pay q 1000 marks.
Scout pilots are preferred, and these
will he given the rnnk of liautenanta
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
GRAIN MARKETS
BearlSh Crop Forecasts Cause
Temporary EaSineSS in
Grains.

CHICAGO, July s-Bearish forecasts
OF the government crop report led 10
further selling In the corn market to-
day, but traders were inclined to be
cautious in view Of the drastic declines
OF late. Initial quotations. which ranged
from hc to Inc lower, with September
II, M 9f.55h and December 1880
1891, were followed by moderate rallies
and then by another sag.
The close was heavy sse to 1Ssc net
lower with Sept. Sl,55k to 1865 and
December st3SA to Sl.39.
ing HGsc off. including September at
7S07Skc. the market scored a little
advance and then fell lower than be-
fore.
Higher prices on hogs strengthened
provisions.
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COFFEE.
NEW YORK, July q.-Closlng
BANK CLEARINGS.
LUMBER Is LOWER

MARBURY. Ala, July "a drop OF
80 la per cent has occurred in the
price Of lumber here, according 10 VIM
Gray, leading contractor, who said
the price would probably descend fur
thcr
Timber cutting in this section has
been reduced and many mills have
closed down
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Mcrcantuc pa
per 7%nS. Exchange trm. Sterling
&c. dav bills. ap0N commercial so day
bills on banks, 39oAs commercial SO
dav bills, 3s9k demand 395; cables,
s5% Francs, demand, sac, cables,
S44 Belgian francs demand, 902 ca
6.02 Marks demand, 26i; cables, 2 62.
New York exchange on Montreal, l2A
per cent discount Government bonds
Irregular; railroad bonds firm.
Time loans strong 60 days 30 days
and { months, So.
ruling rate, :; closing bid, 3; offered at
10, last loan, 10, Bank acceptances,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
STORE AT CHIDESTER
DESTROYED BY FIRE

CAMDEN, Ark. July 2. (Spi.l-The
general merchandise store of ~. G.
Woodell at Chidester. is miles north Of
here. was destroyed by fire "Wednesday.
The fire was the result OF incendiar-
ism. The store was set on fire Sun
day night. but the alarm was given
and the fire extinguished before any
great damage was done. This fire had
gained such Roadway at the time the
alarm was given thai 1t was impossible
to save the store.
The stock was valued at $4,000 with
81, 900 insurance. Mr.. Woodell will re-
build the store at once.
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Open. High. Low. To-day. Pre-.
Jan. go. 3005 1890 60 90 3o.17 S035
March o., 1855 1888 2s.SS 1880 % 70
july Mdy 100. $3.50 sssss $50 $685. $3.50 $3.50
oct. 49,. S2.25 s2.50 1905 32.30 32,38
pee .... 30.sG 1895 30.55 $3.50 1880
LIVERPOOl, COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Cotton spot
quiet; prices weak good middling'
2512d, low mdding. 21.S2d good ordi-
nary. ts62d. ordinary, 1921. Sales
5000 bales, including $500 American.
Receipts 1000 bales, including $500
American, Futures steady; July 23,7id;
October. 22.1bd January, 20,62d; March,
20. O3d; MAY. l95Td.
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COTTON REGION SUMMARY.

Seasonable weather prevailed except
that temperatures were mostly slightly
below normal in northern districts,
in the eastern portion OF the Caro-
linas, Southern Georgia, Northern Flor
ida, and scatteringy in gulf states,
Special reports from Oklahoma are miss
ing.
TEXAS RAINFALL.
Austin OF, Corsicanna IA, Cuero IL,
Houston "a, Mexia .0S, Nacogdoches ,02,
Pierce "a. Waco leo, Brennan so.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
WE AGREE ALSO.

do you enjoy Memberships songs
without Words"
Il don't know as I've heard EN-"
replied Mr.. Cunrox, But want TO
say that Mendelssohn has the right
Idea. What keeps lot of these songs
from being fit to listen to is the words"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

CHICAGO, July 9.-Cash wheat No
8 hard, $2s2@2sS No. 4 hard $27S
Corn: No. 2 mixed, $L59h0161: No.
. yellow, sl.6101.62.
Oats: No. J white, s1.O6G1.0S: No
white, $1.04G1 ,06.
Rye: No. 2, $2,21@2231k.
Barley: $l25@1.30.
Timothy seed, 10000 1900; clover
seed. S26.00@35.00; pork nominal; lard.
1882; ribs, $1725Q1S.25.
KANSAS CITY, July 9.-Close corn
July sl52A September, $1.5l%; Decem-
Der, $l46A.
ST, LOUIS, July 9.--Wheat, No. 2 red
winter, sass; No. red winter, $3.50.
Corn, No. white, $1.69Ql.7o; No. 3
white, $1.62.
Oats, No. 2 white, s1O5@1de; No. 3
white, $1.04ls CLOS.
KANSAS CITY, July Cash wheat,
&c TO 4c higher; No. hard, $279G2.95;
new, $295; No. 2 hard, $2.7Sq292; new,
$2,7S; No. red, new, $2.7S; NO. 2 red.
new, SAT-.
Corn, &c to SC higher No. mixed.
$l.61; No. 2 white, $1.65; No. yellow,
I.674169.
Oats unchanged to &c higher No. 2
white, $l.06@1.07; No. 2 mixed, $1.01;
No 2 red, $1.01Q1.02.
Rye, $2.27
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK. July 9--Liberty bonds.
Final prices today were: aus, 9l.24:
first Is, $500 second Is, $3.50; first
AIS, $3.50; second AVS, $3.50. third
AIS, s9.7t fourth AIS, 1886; Victory
3As, $3.50; Victory Ans, 95,9s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
DEPOSITORS' NOTICE.
COMMERCIAL TRUST AND
SAYINGS BANK
Memphis, Tennessee

Interest for the past six months
has been credited on all savings &C.
counts entitled thereto. Deposits
made on or before July the 10th
will bear interest from July the
LIST, 1920.
DWIGHT NJ. ARMSTRONG,
Vice-President.
June 80. 1920.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
LIVERPOOL STATEMENT
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MEMPHIS, July S-~HoRs, receipts,
light higher. Heavy, IlAs59i5.5O; me;
qlS.25; thin, $lOTO4ll,5O; skins. $500
f10. 90: stockers so lbs. and up, $ll. 000
300: pigs, fat, sl2.oOqlaSS; thin 5000
Cattle, receipts. ZOO steady. Steers.
ers s7Oo eaaxS thin common NOM sSSoG
TOO; choice light stockers, S6.00g7.00;
butcher heifers, 5000 900: fat cows.
IS, 004s,0o; cutters, S5.00q5,50; Gamers
49, 50u425; veal calves, good, $9.O04
1900; light and poor. $5.0oG10o; bulls,
fat, $6,OoQ7oO; thin, s+.5Qgb'b0.
KANSAS CITY, July 9,--Cattle--Re-
ceipts 100. around 1000 in quarantine;
all classes generally steady; best ma
tive steers, sl6.1o; others sales slO,O04
veaers, siS,OQql35O, Texas calves.
Hogs-Recelpts 1000; light and me-
dunn i0c higher; heavy steady TO l6c
lower, top. SIS 90; bulk heavy and me
dium, $1500ql5.75; bulk light, $l5.lOg
1880,
sheep-Re Receipts $50; steady; native
lambs, $780, odd bunchers, Sizes,
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-CRttlc-Receipts
1900: native steers steady; quarantine
steers l542sc higher; top steers. S13 SO /;
bulk. St0.00Gi3 so; yearling steers and
heifcrs. steady; Gamer COWS steady at
SO 5On4b0; bulls. steady; calves Csc
higher, good and choice vealers. $1,000
ala IS.
top, $l6.55; bulk light and medium
weights $le26Ul6,4b. bulk heaVles,
sheep|Rcceipts 1900 lambs, 500 Use
higher sheep steady; top lambs, SIS so;
bulk, $lt50Gl5,25; top ewes, $500; bulk,
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, July 9--Aggressive
selling opened the trading In cotton to-
day and prices were sent IL to 80
points under the close of yesterday in
short order October dropping to 80. 05c.
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ST. LOUIS. July 9.-Butter, poultr.
and eggs unchanged
LOCAL SECURITIES.

Quotations are unofficial, being OBJ
tanned from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-- g.
LIZ u TIA

CEATHs.
FRlEND--At st Joseph's hospital,
Friday morning July 3, 1920, at $40
0 o'clock, Marie, wife Of Bernard Friend.
Funeral will take place from the
funeral home Of John j. Collins, No.
S12 Poplar avenue Sunday morning ut
10 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment
in Forest Hill cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
TOMORROW s ESTIMATED

1920 Last VII lyi9
", Orleans ..l, s0Qu ,, 2l0 liza 2l6i
Galveston .... SU0u LOCO 11S ISL
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FORT WORTH. July o-Cattlc. re-
reints, zoo, steady beeves, 5000
Hogs receipts. J35; up 35c; heavy
SIS 75al6 90.
sheep, receipts. 25o steady; lambs,
Sli 00di3 IS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-09

NEW YORK, July 9.--Coffee, No. I
Rio, 14A futures, steady; Sept, 1854
Dec, 1884.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Wire Briefs

CHIcAGo.-sypdicate OF Chinese
is 10 build sB.ooo.o 900 hotel In center
Of "ioop" district Site leased for if9
years.
BAN FftANCIScO.--April . Ma.
poleon Brooks. colored cement work.
or. fell from 18th story OF building In
Fresno. Friday he was able 10 walk
10 state Industrial accident commits
sion headquarters TO draw his com.
pensation.
SPOKANE 81 miles an
hour with a girl on his lap brought
?4.hour Jail sentence on W. Maydall.
LONDON. Bella Kun. former die
tator of Hungary. arrives In petro.
grad.
OAKLAND. Cai.--Cep. G. A.
Woodruff. y. s.. A.. retired, dies AT
age Of 10.
PORTLAND, ore.-Thirty-day re-
pricve. third since her conviction. r.
oeived for DIR. Marie Equi. sentenced
three years at McNeils for violation
OF espionage act
NEW YORK. Edward r. searles,
OF Methuen. Mass. who died recent
ly. leaves s6o.ooo.0oo to Arthur +
Walker. New York. a friend.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Thomas l.
Edwards. Baker CITY. Ore. and
Lieut. James @. Bowen. Baltimore,
Md. killed In alrplane ACCIDENT AT
Mirebelaia. Haiti. according 10 ma
rine headquarters here.
ABERDEEN After being In the
hands OF receiver six years. Slade
mill plant is being dismantled.
WARRINGTON Body OF Private
Frank w. Holmes. Company NJ.
ieist infantry. who died overseas. 10
be buried in Arlington cemetery.
Holmes lived in Seattle.
PORTLAND. ORE. J. Ritxman.
10. Toledo. Wash. absolved by coro-
ners jury from auto accident In
which he ran down and killed Don
aid Harvey. 9. but Municipal Judge
WEIGH sentenced him TO ak months
In Jail for reckless driving.
LOS ANGELES. Charles Dcsche.
nau locked himself in, trick trunk
and had the trunk taken inro storage
archouse. Said he was trying ia
attract attention OF movie companies,
but got one to five years ut San
Quentin for burglary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
DANGER OF FIRES
IN FOREST GREAT
Worst In Whatcom and
Skagit, Says Paper

The danger Of serious forest fires
In great and VIII remain 20 until the
fall rains. according TO State Forester
Fred Il. Pape Fire wardens Satur-
day received Instructions not TO al.
low slashings To be burned where
there In "A danger Of fire spreading.
No considerable amount Of damage
has been done 10 green timber this
summer. and the blaze which de
stroyed 100000 worth Of logs and
logging equipment Of the Port Dis
covery Logging Company few days
ago has been brought within control.
The standing timber WAS not reached.
LogRed.off land and fires started
by plcnickers. berry pickerH and
lightning have been burning for sew.
eral days and are particularly bad In
Whateom and skagit counties. Pre-.
cautions on the part Of all campers
and others starting blazcs are urged
by forest rangers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
DEMO NOMINEE
AGAINST WARS
Gov. Cox Pledges Party to
Definite Plan
ny HERBERT W. WALKER

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. Ia
Governor James NJ. Cox In n speech
today fun OF direct attacks on the
republican leadership. pledged II as
the purpose of the democratic party
ito put into practical operation
after March 4. 1921. a definite plan
that will make wars more difficult
In future.
Speaking before the democratic
state convention here. the candi.
date praised tho purpose OF the
leagu. OF nations ns "the very def
mite program OF action which We
pledge" Indirectly promlsing rnti-
fication OF the treaty without
continuing months of useless dis.
cuwion."
After declaring that ''the demo.
cratic party must render good faith"
To the nations soldiers and It's al
lies. Cox naif that the situation In
purely matter of concluding q
duty 20 civilization and doing II
as quickly mn prudent. conaidernte
OF our countD''s interests
Inc league OF nhuonh D~saHie
tho composite agreement and now
the senatorial ollgiirchy meets II
with tho absurd plea that II In
creased the possibility Of armed
conflicts." he naid. after charging
that the republicans had 'nban'
doned the ideaiism Of other days
referring 10 the miners disputes
In West Virginia. Cox declared that
oonten,ment viii come only with
square dealing between men and
no preference under government"
Lower living costs win follow the
carrying out of his pledge for u
81. 600, 900. 900 reduction In govern.
mcnt expenditures and taxes. he
said
Cox then charged that a power.
fui combination of interests Is cow
attempting to buy government con
troF' and iA using huge cam
palgn fund ito arouse racial dis
content. TO breed unrest and 10 be-
fog the public mind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
PROBE PAST
OF ACCUSED
VAvAL MAN
Husband Accused OF Giving
Wife Poison: Girl in Case
Is Sent Home

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug, it.-Local
police today delved into the past his
tory OF L. r. Flash. former chief
Pharmacists mate on the U. y \.
Prairie. following his alleged con
fcesion that he gave poison TO hts
wife. Edna May Flash. that Killed
her.
Flash admitted. the police say. that
ne provided a deadly capsule at a
time when she was highly nervous
and threatening to take her own life.
He has admitted 10 the police. they
assert, that former wife died un.
der the wheels OF a train They are
Investigating this death today.
A murder warrant has been issued
against Flash.
Mrs. Gladys Fox. i6. a girl who
MAS said by the police 20 have been
Intimate with Flash at the time Of
his arrest. viii be sent TO san Fran.
cisco. where she Is ward OF the
Juvenile court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
No Charge Filed
Against Young

Charges of grand larceny against
u H. Young were withdrawn and
- warrant was no, Issued by Prose
cutor Fred c. Brown. following set.
Element out Of court
Young was at first accused OF ten
derfng . worthless check for part
payment on an automobile pur.
chased OF r II. Judd. but the affair
was adjusted TO the satisfaction OF
al concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Will Move Bureau
of Investigation

The bureau OF investigation. de
partment OF Justice. will move from
it's present quarters in the Central
building 10 rooms 310i5. crary
building. about September is. 1t u
announced.
Larger floor space TO accommo
date the increasing needs Of the bu
reau will be obtained In the new 10
cation. according to Chief Il. Nc
Auley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
AMERICAN BEAUTY
A COMPOSITE

Asked IL he was going 70 create
a new type OF screen beauty just as
he had created q new type Of maya
zinc girl. Mr.. Staniaws frankly al
mi,ted that he didn't know. He did.
however. sketch his conception Of
what the Ideal type looks uka This
sketch Mr.. staniaws calls THE
Paramount, Girl" as IL In a
composite portrait a Billie Burke.
Dorothy Daitop. Elsie Ferguson and
Mae Murray. all Paramount stars
'-on magazine covers" SIR. Stan
laws explained. I've only been able
To depict the beauty OF the American
girl. but wan, to 80 further than
that want to show where her
beauty came from ana how She do
veioped that winsome quality which
has endeared her to the whole
world
Mr.. stanlaws then outlined the
history OF beauty.
Let us take the socailcd Amer.
lean type OF beauty m starting
point" he began "As a matter OF
fact. there is no such thing"
The American girl gets her
beauty from all over tho world.
America In tbs melting. pot. and
American wornanhood Is the finest
product of the international mcrg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Firemen Kept Busy
by Many Blazes

Small fires and brush blaxes kept
Scattle's fire department busy yes.
teriay. Friday the 18th. At nth ave.
w. and w. Newell st. several acres
OF brush were burned over. making
an intense heat in the vicinity.
Other blaxes put out by the fire
fighters. were: Plank fire at Spo-
kane St bridge. brush fire at First
ave. ". e and s0th St. brush fire at
5sth ave. s. and Avon st. grass fire
at ssrd ave. and Angelin ST.. plank
fire at 18th ave. W. and w Smith
IT.. grass fire at 9th ave. and vir>
Einia St. basement fire at Boiyston
ave and f. Pike ST.. plank fire at
18th ave. s. and Dearborn St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

maids with lovely piquan, saees-ths
firss real girls were created Here
Is the true ancestor OF the present.
day American girl Fast on the
heels Of du Maurisr's far.farned Eng
iish girl type came Gibson. the one
and only. who gave the American
girl touch OF individuality. which
proved that while she was her Eng
lish cousins equal In beauty. sh.
had a spontanlesy and dash which
was diffcren. Then Harrison Fish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
CAPABLE OF HAVING
HUMAN EMOTION

The ancient Greeks developed the
first type of beauty with which We
are familiar" he continued. cit was
a cold. classical type. because they
were a cold. severely intellectual
race With the Renaissance came
the rise OF humanism. and our young
lady was no longer a daughter OF
the gods-she had regular father
and mother. she was capable OF hav.
Ing hsman emotions.
Then we have the Rubcn's girl
fair and fat. IL not forty. She had
lovely skin and blond hair and was
the picture Of glowing vitality. But
when Sir Peter Leiy painted Nell
Gwynne and Romney followed suit
with the exquisite Lady Hamilton
and Greuze discovered some little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Indiana State IL
Gamer in Census

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
! census bureau today announced the
(. population Of the state OF Indiana
- 3.93o.5l< This II an increase
LAnos 1919 Of .s.ss&. or IS per cent
Increase San Juan county. wash.
- or oI
San Juan county. Washington. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
GIRL, IS, IS HELD
AS BOLD THIEF
Charged With Extensive
BurgIaries

NEW YORK. Aug. f4s--Charge6
with taking a leading part IN locs
burglaries. Anna Westerveit. 1s.yer
old daughter Of respectable famiIs
at Farroek Away. l.. l., was held
here under $4,000 bail
She IN alleged TO have acted a.
lookout In removing safe contain
ing several thousand dollars wortis
of Jewels from the fourth floor Of q
Firth Ave. apartment house and tax
ing II TO her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Malini Manipulates
Press Club Watche.

~. Maiini. magician. performed ev-
ery manner Of trick known to the
black Art Friday night at = special
performance before members OF the
Press club. He was assisted by his
7-yeAr-old son. Omar. Tho scrfbes
are st5Il feeling TO make sure their
watches are las they WERE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Christensen Sends
Britons His Cheer

CHICAGO. Aug. is.-fari-y i,
Christensen. farmer.labor candidats
for president. today sen, a cable
gram to william c. Adanson. chair
man OF tho British labor party. con
graduating that body on it's mag
nlfiocnt determination 10 resist any
form OF military Intervention agains,
Sovie, Russia"
"You have laid the foundation for
a real world league OF labor BY set
ting the glorious example of labor
power TO veto war" he said
Tn city Of uibbing. Mimi, wM
moved recently In order that the rich
iron orc beneath IL might be- mined
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Billy Sunday Will
Not Be Movie Star

wINONA LAKE. Ind. Aug. H.
Buly Sunday has turned down .
movie contract calling for a million
dollar yearly salary. the famous
evangelist declared here today.
God gsve me my reputation and
I intend To continue TO give God my
services Billy explained.
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SHEDDING on the slippery
Fourth ave pavement just after a
Watering wagon had settled the dust,
the auto OF H. Nicodemus. 31o i4th
ave, crashed sideways into a light
post In front OF the White building.
The post saved the auto from over
turning
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the Bureau Of Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department. Washing
ton. -. c.. until 10 o'clock A. m, Au-
gust 20, 1890. for delivering paint
brushes. files. rasps. timed beets.
steel pipe. to the Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. wash Apply for proposals. TO
the supply officer. Navy Yard. Pu-
get Sound. Washington. or to the
Bureaus OF Supplies and Accounts.
A NJ q T. l. MCGOWAN. Paymaste r
General OF the Navy. 1860
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WI>sOMENEss, CHARM.
MORE IMPORTANT

We'll. perhaps" he admitted.
And this s,anlaws tried to show
that beauty OF rorm wasn't every.
thing. that winsameneas and charm
were more important than classic
features. that what shr might be
thinking about was more important
than the till Of her nose.
"f3u, couldn't say all that on
tho magazine cover--eo. getting back
to our mutton. tina, IL why am 70.
ing to do motion pictures"
II Il n wholly new departure I'm the
moving picture business for an artist
Of Penrhyn stanlaws genius and
fame 20 be employed as director.
and Il believed that the interest Of
such men az he viii assure far
higher development Of the motion
plc,ur. from an artistic and tech.
nicai standpoint
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Composite sketch CENTER
Of Dorothy Dalton upper
iefD, Elsie Ferguson fioiUer
tefU. Mae Murray upper
right and Billie Burke (iom-
or right by Penrhyn Stan
iacs On circle. noted maya
xine artist.
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Gee. but Boldt's apple pie
goodw-Adv.