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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

SAN FRANcISco.-fBy Maii.l-
Just about TO be thrust into a pirate
ship and sold for $50. the price said
TO be paid to Chinese pirates for
white girls. Miss Ellen Nelson. of
Copenhagen. screamed so loudly that
a rescuing party. headed by Lee
winters. an American banker,
helped her TO escape.
She was overtaken by night while
touring the outskirts of Canton,
guided by four rickshaw men who
turned out to be kidnapers. =
She told her adventure In San
Francisco en- route 10 her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Cellatly and Conan
Will Speak TONIGHT

John A. Gellatly, and Ed t. Conan.
candidates for governor. and several
aspirants for other public Offices. win
address the second rally of ninth
ward republicans Monday evening al
the Fraternai Brotherhood hall. lust
north OF Fremont bridge,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
POINTS OUT REASONS
FOR SELF INTEREST

Now. gentlemen. as 90 the interest
OF these churchmen who have ap.
pcared before you.
I'm the first place. they an have
a large number OF japanese in their
congregation. the salvation OF whose
souls Is the paramount object In
their eyes.
Secondly. they receive from these
Japanese substantial contributions
toward the support OF their respcc.
tive churches. In this connection. I
wish 90 offer In evidence copy OF
the socailed T. Kambe letter. which
shows very clearly how this attitude
OF mind OF the clergy In encouraged.
AS 20 the Interest OF Judge Burke.
he has been decorated with the Order
Of tho Rising sun by the emperor OF
Japan.
lie represented the I'm Interests
as their chief counsel at the time
they imported the frs, large ship.
ments OF japanese laborers TO this
country.
Tie represented. ns counsel. the
Nippon Yuscn kaisha company. the
frat Japanese steamship company to
establish n line OF steamers between
Japan and Seattle.
Judge Burke said that tho gentle.
mcrrs agreement was ono Of the
nobiest contributions TO the achieve.
m~nts Of the human race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
PRESENTS PLAN
FOR SOLUTION

"Our solution Is this:
"First-Cancellation OF the gen
tlemen's agreement.
Second - Exclusion of picrure
brides.
Third--Absolute exclusion of Jap
anese. with other Asiatics, as immi
grants.
'Fourth-Confirmation and legal
ization OF the principle that Ash.
atics shall be forever barred from
citizenship.
'Fifth-Amendment of section |
of article IA of the federal consti,
tuition. providing that no child born
In the United States OF foreign par.
ents shall be eligible to American
citizenship unless both parents are
eligible to such citizenship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
.TILDEN MUST HAVE BEEN
OFT or HIS HEAD"

'-rilden must have been out Of his
head" the father sighed YEARLY
after hearing the brief police nc
count. lie WIS always n home boy.
guess he didn't make enough
money 20 care for Cora. his wife,
after he got out Of the army"
Then Lewis Harry told story
that few men will tell even 20 save
the life OF loved one.
There IL insanity IN our family,
he said. "One OF my uncleH is In
sane and two OF my wtfe's unoles
are in an asylum. II must be the
faint In the blood that made Tiiden
20 wrong"
Lewis Harry IN n broken. appar-
entity hopeless old man. tho his
kindly eye and smile and his simple
faith won him many friends on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
ron sAi.E-RnAI. ESTATE
FURNISHED HOME

FURNISHED HOME
1900 cash. fine Arroom home on
beautiful corner lot fbNtfa. fruit
trees. garden. berries lawn, shade
trees and shrubhcry, fully fur
nishcd. large airy rooms. This buy
Is a bargain at $1,000.
For light car and use cash owner
will deliver deed Go fine tJoom
house on Rainier ave. lot 2Niai,
Deed subject Go mortgage of $500
property appraised at $1,000. VIII
conHidor any make light ear.
HARRY WoOI.LEN
Rainier 81 Rainier Ave. at orcaH ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

Tacoma police force.
/ II wish could have takes 10 ths
boy" he said Il DOM blame any
body. and III tell him - work hard
and make good no he can get out Of
l nrlnnn az rnon AZ nOnalble."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
o BUsiNEss OPPORTUNITIES,

FINE GROCERY BUSINESS IN
good. reliable farming district. I
living rooms. bath. hot and cold
water: plenty Of garden space
berries. etc. In connection Nd
dress a. ~, - care Tn. star.
Two-cHA1R nARnER SHOP ron
sale. Bargain II taken az once.
AZ Lake Buri~n. Take car at Oc-
cldcntal and YeHlcr
FOR sALE--GARAGE. EQUIPMENT
and stock. threc-yesr lease: brick
building on Wcstlako ave. Phone
Capitol l7e.
FOR SALE - APARTMENT HOUSE
near Woodland park. income 81. 600
= year. Price $4,000. Phone
North 1889
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

100
Of WANTED TO HONtON

MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ~.
tate, sehoff. al Hoge Bldg. An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

,ssa FIRST LIEN REAL ESTATE
monthly payment contract viii
discount Gilman. owner. yi2 Lazy
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
GENTI,EMEN's AGREEMENT
BEING VIOLATED

Gentlemen. charge this openly
and f~aricnsly, that the 'gcri.em~n'n
agreement ~ being vioiai ted by tho
japanese government. and the Amer.
lean who refuses 20 recognize the
fact IL either uniformed. or II too
cowardiy to acc~p, tho truth when
II Is placed before him.
Il have talked with officials OF
tho immigration station at Seattle
and they tell me that the only iimi,
upon the number Of japanese admit,
ted thru that port In the number and
capacity Of the ships 20 bring them.
That under their instructions no
japanese In held up who has a pass.
por; signed by the japanese auihori
tea
That the forvnaiity OF their adrnis
sion consists merely Of cornpa ring
tho name on the passport with the
names on the manifest. and then
signing and stamping the passport.
That under this system they can
and do. admit japanese by the hun.
dreds without ever a question as 70
whether or not they are coming here
in good faith.
y prcdic, tina, Japan WIN continue
70 scnd ~ many women 70 this
country rs formerly aitho there may
he = ii;iie more trouble IN arranging
for q legitimate marriage Of some
Kind In lieu OF the convenient and
gro'~saue scheme of the picture
brldes.'
II also predict that an extended
emotional campaign will be carried
on In the Eastern states. financed by
tho Japanese. who. operating thru
tho churches and certain civic and
benevolent societies. will att-mp, 10
secure tn. right OF naturalization for
the japanese now in this country.
And II they were given the right
10 vote. tho japanese would now
WELD the balance OF political power
in this city.
Now as 10 the interest OF Mr..
Frank Terrace: He has a large
amount of land In the White river
valley which he leases 10 tho Japan.
csc for the reason that they. because
OF their low standard OF living and
labor conditions. can afford 10 pay
him higher rental therefor than a
white man could.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
BOOZE BOTTLES
FALL OUT or CAR

seen has been donated by The mem
bcrs themselves. At present the
league is in debt and when II is
necessary TO make an expenditure
such as sending a telegram or the
like. one OF us pays for II out OF
his own pocket with no hope OF
ever being reimbursed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02


| HAVE OFFERED NY WIFE
home and support " she will re-
ter earn living. Numerous un-
acrupulous charges have been
made. including desertion. "a OBJ
tain assistance. thereby keeping
children ffom me. Albert Hoff-
mann, Chicago. Ill
| PosfTfvELY GROW HAIR ON
bald heads. eradicate dandruff and
eczema. remove superfluous fat
radio thermal SPECIALIST. moved TO
zsl Yale Bldg. Elliott 3tai.
T II RIM VENT HAIR WAVING.
haroelling. henna pack for gray
and faded hair
LADIES, IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main ebo7. $40 Union 81.
DIR. r. ~. FREER
Physician and Surgeon.
Chronic Diseases.
Dos \ Third Ave.
DIR LILLIAN CHANDLER--SANf
practic physician. natural and
herb remedies: no operation. Gle
first ave. Main Size.
MASSAGE. ECTRTC TREAT
ment. vnpor. steam bath: medical.
salt and sulphur baths. 47t7 l4th
ave. ~. u.
wANTED--HomE FOR a BABY PROM
birth. Mother viii let good party adopt
baby. write star. 90
MATERNITY HOSPITAL. CAP. 1855.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
MoRTGAoE CO. Inc. heary f i,lds
Main 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
ACREAGE

10. 20 AND to-AcRE
SPECIALS
10 acrcs-s27s. $50 down, $40 Der
MONTH acre bottom land. fine
for chickens.
10 arres-ts0o. SIS down. SIS per
| month acres rich bottom land
easily cleared. balance good up
land with spring.
20 acres-s5oo. SIS down. SIS per
month: part bottom land with
| creek, balance rolling. I acre tim
Der. fine for hogs. chickens or bcr-
/ rieH.
20 acres-ssoo, $500 down. $40 Der
| rnonth--All fine land: good spring
this price includes lumber. doors
and windows for f-room house.
owner called East: bargain.
30 acres-fi. 900. $50 down. $40 per
| month--Sprlng: some bottom land,
some good upland. balance pastupc.
20 acresA,1. 900. $3.50 down. t2s per
month-Half bottom land. creek
all Lowell; best OF soil; Will grow
anything.
$40 acres--s7.500. $500 down. $40 per
month; fine pasture and hay land
| IftFN 0l AHlr - fVNfff0 win flfn-
othy feet high; several springs
on this tract: rolling. good stock
| ranch.
The above tracts arc located In the
famous Cherry Valley district,
! close to Seattle on good auto road
the soil Ia deep rich loan. no
gravel. creek or spring on nearly
every tract. for fruit. berries.
| poultry or dairy you can't beat u
we handle farms. acreage and irri-
/ gated land. See our hist.
| SEELY 4 CALLAHAN
/ JOG Hincklcy Bldg. III So cond Ave.
Main 4bi4
ss's I.
ONE-ACRE BARGAIN .
Close to car line and cement .
boulevard. lies level. good .
IL soil and slightly: has water .
plped 10 property: close to .
II Lake Burien and Sound: price .
only s752. $40 down. $40 month. .
". NJ NELSON .
2i3 Boston Block
I'd and Columbia Phone ELI. 1897 .
.
| NORTH END HOME
8GTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
FOUR INJURED;
BOOZE BLAMED
Reckless Driver Crashes
Into Y. Pears Auto

A. J. Anderson. Northern Pacific
conductor. said TO have been the
driver Of the automobile which
crashed into a machine driven by l..
Pearl. $50 18th ave. In which three
children and n woman were injured.
was charged with reckless driving In
complaint filed by Prosecutor Fred
G. Brown.
Anderson left Seattle Monday
morning for Spokane on his run. He
win be arrested as soon as he re-
turns 10 this city.
-Four men. all said TO have been
occupants OF Andcrson's car. were
arrested at 4 a. m. today at Auburn
and lodged in the county jail. Dep
uty Prosecutor John Csrmody inter
view them this morning. They will
be released. The four men are; l..
r. Giibraith, Floyd Pancratz. Frank
I.ockridge and p. IL. Mcmahon.
The accident occurred at Rcnton
Junction at 10 y. m. Sunday. Those
injured are:
Mrs. l.. Pearl. arm broken. bruised
and cut
Milton fearl. fractured SKULL
Lydia Pearl. collarbone broken.
Irving Goldberg. cut in groin.
CITY hospital physicians operated
on the Goldberg boy this morning.
They arc unable at this time TO pre-
dict the outcome OF the operation.
BOOZE BOTTLES
FALL OUT Or CAR
Pearl appeared Mt the prosecutors
office today and declared that the
occupants OF the car which collided
with his machine had evidently been
drinking.
Both cars were proceeding towards
Seattle when the accident occurred.
Anderson evidently intended to pass
the Pearl machine when his hub
locked with one OF the wheels OF
Pearls machine. Pearls car was
hurtled into n fence.
Pearl said that several bottles OF
liquor were thrown TO the pavement
from Anderson's car. and that some
one In the machine scraped up the
broken glass and placed the bits
back in Anderson's car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
ACREAGE
6 ACRES ii.sSO

ACRES. 1850
ti:s Cash and t:5 a Month
Is minutes car rid. from Frederick
a Nelson's
Good school. stores. good roads
1 ON highway TO be paved shortly.
Good soil for vegetables. fruit and
berries.
Two miles nearer the city than Al
drrwood Manor.
The price IL very low.
". A. GoopFELLow
tzs Railway Exchange.
borroM LAND BAiIGAlN
90 acres. near Duvaii. on good auto
road. 30 acres rich. black bottom
land. easy to clear 10 acres OF fine
upland gentle south slope. Price
$4,000. 1900 down. t.s per month.
or Will divide IN .o.aote tracts.
SEELf a CALLAHAN
Jos Hinekicy Ilidg. III Second Ave
Main ssis
ffyE AcKts CHEAP FoR CASH
Three acres. house. we'll. $500
cash or 1900 down and easy
monthly payments. close TO
school, IN Tracyton. near nr~mer-
I AHbs WI eAfHAHEf Tor place. close
70 Seattle or Tacoma. Mira !.
so FARM I-ANDe
CHEAP LAND ~ YAKIMA
i3.eoo. AcNE SHEEP RANGE
MUST HE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 20 AND so-AcHE TRACTS
In I'll. rich lower valley. noted for
lp fruits and tremendous yields 81
alfalfa and corn. tho government
OF the United states has been lay
Ing out the last extension Of the
FAMOUS aitSSYSiDE CANAL.
Our 1900 acres of rich smooth
bench land under this pro)~c, must
b.. divided. up and sold 20 settlers.
will be given their choice Of these
tracts at $40 10 SEQ per acre. with
long time tp pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate. near
towns. on two railroads and state
VIZ SHOW THIS LAND TO uuY.
| Frs By appointment Call at our
office. write 10 uH or send q t~ir-
gram. Maps, photographs and
samples 81 soil at our office.
offiee Open Evenings Also.
| YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
ols Green building. Seattle.
nfu LAND sALK
tars~r eorpsnv lands 20 be closed sut
ferty sefrs. ii.seo tios oasa A snap
Coed Eharlt county land
". g rrrEuE ris fra ave-
9. fOR slAI.E--wATERfKONr
|. PROPERTY
i2osisc. ~ PINE DISTRICT, AND
close in. Good. cleared black soil
for 1850. easy terms, Also fsoxifo.
with fine grove OF different kinds
q trees. near water front Main
asf5
JEssES. sss New York Bidx.
% STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS OFFEKED
~ King Aifship ....... Special
$50 Aut Window screen 80. as
700 Pan Motor. ~. cloud. " $50
100 Rothrrf Process Steel. 90
500 Beacon Coal Nine. ..- 1TE
1000 Alaska Pet a Coal. ia,
ZOO Tupp~r SfE CO. $500. 80
200 Deep Sea Salvage ...... so
las Davis Car. Totem" 80. $50
200 Universal ". T. Tel -. as
400 Manhattan TEXAS Pot 1 90
1000 Forks Drilling .... rs
1000 Forks oil .s.s..... .os
500 Harvey Crude on . g..
a. HNsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
) SITUATIONS WASTED-MlLE

To help the cx-service men. Tho
Star viii publish -Situations
Wanted advertisements free
Of charge for ali soldiers. SAIL
ors and marines seeking en-
ployment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

FOR SALE - s-YEAR- OLD MARE
around t.t0o lbs four brood sows.
one with eight pigs, ono with saw
en- and two win fsrrow any time
now. also pigs at three and four
months old. IS or more white
Leghorn hens. I also have steam
thr~shinK OUTFIT for sale or will
trade toward good truck. ErncAt
Austin EhmordA Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
PET srOCk
LIVE STOCK

FOR BALE --- TnoRouGHBRFp
Alredalc puppies: s. 20 $50. 1915
y. Denny way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
81 FOR sALF--ATTOMORIT.Fs

THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos TO hire without drivers. Stor-
age and repairing. 1905 Second
ave. Elliott 72to.
tiss--rAI0E ROADSTER. 0oop con-
ditian. North I'll
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-10
Ell TEMPO EN- La
ISLA DURANTf La
ULTIMA SEMANA
sUMARIo GENERAL

FL tempo ha seguidO muy. seco en-
toda la isla. La lluvia de la semana
ha sido insignifcante, excepto en- una
pequeiia area en- la parte So de la
isla, donde las cantidades locales pro-
median csrca de IA bulgada. In la
mitad de la parte E. de Ia isla no no-
VIC, excepto en- Rio BlancO. Las cre-
cientes cosechas estan sufriendo la fal
ia de humedad. El aqua escasea en- al
gunas localidadcs. La Temperature de
medic dia, ha promediado mas alta de
10 usual y la nOcturna mas baja, du-
rante la semana. la evaporation to-
tai de La semana en- San Juan fue de
1921 pulgada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-10

Sc vende papel s1e5o de peri6dicO .
$500 uuintal.
pirija sus psdidOe ''EI MuNDo,'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-10
10 QUE COSTQ
Ell 1IVORCO A
MARY PICEFORD

La diminuta deliciosa actriz, Gu
yo arte sincere Sc ha impuesto en- to-
das parties, ha invertido la suma de
$4,000 para conseguir un divorcio ra-
pido sin situaciones enojosas.
Mary Pickford Sc case en- primeras
nupcias con owen Moore, actor profe-
sional. 81 case de divorcio de la farno-
sa estrella de la pantalla ocupa Nugar
prominente, pOr 10 costcso, entire los
que Sc han llevado las cortes de jus
ticia para obtener Ell decretc de divor-
clio sin ruido y sin publicidad. Y pc
sar del dinero gastado, la cuTiosidad
de los periodistas ha lido. mas ALA de
las previsiones de la genial actriz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-10

Prnebs sstas mAravtlloSas sales qua
son Las mas ehcaces para las afeccio
nee artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas,
.6licos nefriticos demas del higado.
De venta en- las principales farma-
ciaS, de San Juan Isla, o por sn
sgsnte. JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 415.
San Juan A1vt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
GRAHAM BROS. IN
BIG J|TkEY DEAL

W. @. Crabtree, president OF Gra
ham Brothers Sales company, New
I York. closed contract with
Schwartz Brothers, of Bridgeport
| Conn, during December, for 100 Jit-
ney busses. John Schwartz. Of
schwartz Brothers, is president OF the
BusS Owners & Operators associa-
! ton Bridgeport, and he is also pyesi-
dent of the state organization. The
! contract for the 100 utney busses
was closed with George Mccarthy, of
I the Union Sales company, Of Bridge
port, a dealer in the territory of the
metropolitan district. Mr.. Schwartz
. made a thorough Investigation of the
chassis now on the market adaptable
Tor bus transportation.
After paying a visit to the factory
Of the Bethlehem Motors corporation.
at Allentown, Pa, and inspecting the
buschassis which had been designed.
he placed his O. < upon 1t as a per-
feet lob suitable for transportation.
The experience of Mr.. Schwartz with
jitney BUSES goes back several years.
and he is looked upon as an authority
IN the bus field. Deliveries upon the
order arc to be made AT the rate Of
twenty five monthly, starting with
January.
Mr.. Crabtrec visited Bridgeport in
reference to the deal ana Ia lked
while there with MIR. Wheeler. who
is police captain Of the traffic depart
ment. and an authority on bus trans
rort3tion. Mr.. Crahtree found that
Bridgeport is the second largest lit
ncH -hus city in the United States
Transport by jltney has grown
fu such an extent there that the city
must rule It with an iron hand. Cap
.t&in Wheeler declared that the Beth
Iehem one and one halfton bus Jobs
now opera ting IN that city are ideal
hGS@es.
Their economy Of operation, the
reelection Of mechanical adJustm ents
TO n minimum, aud their steady
operation. eighteen hours daily, With
two shifts Of drivers and seven days
, "A week, month ia and month out, with
comparatively no trouble, were fea-
lures commented upon by Captain
Wheeler. Mr.. Crabtree believes firm.
H. that tralieys are a thing Of the
past, and that motor bus Transports
ton is coming very rapidly. He has
so informed the Bethlehem corpora
ton, and with this theory In mind is
working ppon several large PROPOSE
tions within the Metropolitan dts
trict for otheF Bethlehem buses.
The fact that 80 many trolley lines
are poor paying Investments aud
the fact that many arc losing money,
loads Mr. Ora blrsc Ia predict that the
future Of tfe motor bus was never as
bright As a. the present time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Monkey Wrench Will
Garry Boy Farther
Than Greek Books

Chicago Feb. TT 1ttle Johnnie
- more Inclined To play WITH the
J.uHkey wrench than to study his Latin
ara Cfreea. don't despair @aA fond par
ants who want h!m 10 be learned For
NJ he knaWa the wings aud " ants Of
tae plumbers v-rencN ne vU get twice
as auch ~ AE would II he aniy were
e-sed n the aner arts.
~ lcast 'aats the wa. tise scale runs
az the Northwestern university. in
Evanston . suburb Of Chicago. The
financial director william ] FarQua-
arson revealed this when he said 4
m2a hired 10 liz the plumhipes in the
university was paid about - da%r
hiie tile mortal Vito fan % no more
'r- teach experimental geology or
i.ai4m- or Greek receives hut 5 per
4lcal-
Mr. Farqgaharson made his state
Htsst n the scale of wages az the time
t@ ~4de nu5}ic tie fact that the uni-
verzt'r - "broheN IT'S current deacjt
ue4nS so GOO. Tho option on IT'S Cnt~
cage eaInpuS site viii tr lost unless
1850 aaa IS raised by March IN. he
said Even q recent gift of $50 aeh
90 not helm the situation very much
He made uloa that alumni body
~ organized a. was. done At HarVa I'd.
10 RAISE enough ~ save the univerSif Y
from going backward instead IT for
ward, In Mr. Farqusharscn orinion,
about Si52An.eGo would do the trick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
MAKING PROGRESS
FOR THE ANNUAL
AUTOMOBILE SHOW

Work is progressing satisfactorily
for the annt'al automobile show of the
Richmond Automobile Trade asocia-
ton, incorporated, 10 he held in the
Grays' arn1ory from March | to 6, in
elusive.
The committee in charge, J. a.
Kline as chairman. have been busy
arranging for better display of the
exhibits of automobiles. and Access
series of which there, will be many
new things shown, a well a com
pIete new idea to decoration. music
and entertainment. 1t is the desire OF
the committee to give Richmond the
very best and arc protiting by their
experience at the recent New York
and Chicago national shows.
The demand for space points to ex-
coed all former demands, 1t Will be
Impossible to house All the auroTuo-
hiles. and accessories in the space
available, which is to the regret of the
committee. however. every availa bic
inch of floor space Will be utilized,
which will be in excess of any previ-
Gus show, due to the arrangement
that the committee has worked out
A large display of bill posters have
been put on the bill posts of the city
which completely covers the city, and
incoming thorough fares as well as
the adjacent cities with tho slogan.
Follow the green line and all the
newspapers of the city will carry the
adVcrtiing for the show and daily
fea lures will be announced. There Is
also an ella borafe souvenir prpgra M
in course of construction, which will
be given away free to every visitor.
II is planned TO have the Virginia
1utomohiIe Trade association hold its
annual meeting in the city of Rich
mond during the week of the show.
The officers 81 this association are in
distributed sections of the state. and
have done some excellent work during
The past year. being foremost in the
good roads movement and state laws
The show committee Office viii be
open on the 10 at the Jefferson hotel
nainfloor. and will be IN charge OF
com petent secretary appointed by the
show com mittee. and all matters per.
tanning TO show data will be available
for The exhibitors.
AT the regular monthly meeting ~
be held Monday. February 8. s ?. M.
at Richmond hotel. The applications
fer space will be signed for, and after
the committee has received these ap
plications a special meeting Will be
called. and the drawing for space viii
be made.