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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
HOW NUXATED IRON HELPS MAKE
RICH RED BLOOD
Steadies the Nerves, Puts
Strength. Into the Muscles
and Keeps the BODY Active
and TingIing With Energy.

Whether you realize 1t or not
you are tested In the scales OF
life every day-and 1t is the
iron in your blood that tips
the beam up or down: II you
weigh around $50 pounds
you probably have about IL
pounds OF blood. But what
kind Of blood? Is it pure.
strong and full Of red cor
puscles, vibrant with iron?
Or Is 1t pale, weak, and
colorless? Your blood
should contain between
and S pounds Of red \
blood iron containing
corpuscles busily build
ing health, strength,
and energy for you. -
But you cannot have ~
this life-giving, STAN
ina supplying force
within you il your
blood lacks iron.
When the iron in
your blood runs low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
IHIS
Picture
Carefully

II is n striking and patheticnliy
true illustration of tho unfortunate
position In life of tens Of thOusands
lacks tho necessary iron to give
them health. strength and happi-
ness. Are YOU one OF them? Do
scnle Of life? Rdnd the statements
OF the physicians quoted below.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Special
Monday and Tuesday

Fruit for breakfast? OF
course! Even if it's high and
scarce in the market now,
every one can have all the fruit
they want and need every day.
These Dried and Evaporated
Fruits contain the healthful
fruit acids Of fresh varieties,
and cost less:
Prunes, h., FAC
CALIFORNIA; best sweet prunes,
good sized. Cook with small
piece Of cinnamon and lemon.
Popular with children when baked,
French fashion, in the oven for
8 or 20 minutes, and used as
candy.
Peaches, h., SAC
Practically peeled.
Apricots, 48c
Sun Dried Apples, 24c
Sun Dried Peaches, 49c
Bartlett Pears
Halves.
Figs, 3sc
Italian Chestnuts, 29c
Best quality imported marrons.
Exquisite for desserts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
~ AND our OF TOWN.

ltrs jqmca u. Crupp. OF tho Chos,or-
Va. lis leaving shortly for a bri.f vI.lt
4 her ron and dauGH;cr IJr and N!rs
I'n.h''Ad 'FutHu ia Rev Yt-A city
M i-hi Mrs. George Gibson ana t,ol-
7 ,Ircn wiz su.ni tho summer EcG,1n
bliss Mary Woodbridge of ,hls city. +,
nG!nE Ia" summer month"; In Ash"viiln
iMr., and Mrs John .Tnylor anu Mr.. ami
pts OF Sir and Mrs Fred Scott AZ ther
IiHiry place near Afton.
pr and Mrs Hugh i!urrourhp Of this
X. are spending - shart time in Not-
Pills, Frieia Dioiz has loft for Il H,ay
I Two wockA al IiuckFoe Beach.
iilsscH Marie McIscl and HlLda I,o,h are
tho University 81 virginia.
Aliases S0rms Diots and Martha Cosby
In New IoriS city. ,whare !Aey are
,Iiss Mildred Jacobs has left for Way.
iborc. where sh" VIII visit friends
!Nrs George r. Kiug ~ I7is drove
ienu". and her ron. George I King. Jr.
\ spondi1E tho sur.pIcr months at Iii
| wthhrn" Avenue GinirT Park.
Raymond Sumter bullock. who hn. been
titinS Mr.. sMa Mr. I J.. Pole ~
. West Grncc Street. lott ysst-dhy
his home N -. Petersburg. Fla
,irs Walter ~ SHryay and hcr dsurb
!. AIina l.ydd l!opth Sh-Vay arc sr~nu
|; Two GgcNs al thg Hotel Brighton in
lars, a. =. Oliver. OF Park Avenue. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
DODSON TELLS THE
! HORROR OF CALOMEL
You Don't Need to Sicken,
Gripe or SaIiyate Yourself
to Start Liver.

You're bilious. sluggish. consti-
pated. You feel headachy, your
stomach NAV he sour. your breath
bad, your skin sallo-s and you be-
lievc you need vile. dangerous
calomcl TO start liver and boweis
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for Il bottle of Dodsons
Liver Tone and take IL spoonful to-
night. II II doesn't start your liver
ana siraightcn you right up better
IMAM caIornel and without Srini.,C
or making you sick want you 10 go
pack 10 tho store and get your
money.
rake caiomei today and tomorrow
you VIII feel weak and sick and
nauseated Don't lose day. Take
a spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight ard
wake up feeling splendid. II is per
iectly harmless. so give It 10 your
chiidren any time. 1t can't salt
vate.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

Mrs. Eppn liunton. Jr.. aud her son.
Ffpa Hutton. w. OF $40 West Frank
street. have been spending some
me 1T the Virginia Hot Springs
rs. Iiunton and her son will later
to Fishers Island, y. i. for the
tnainder OF the GUNNER season. re-
lrning to their home hero late in
\, autumn.
s.prOaching Marriage.
fMr: and Mm. Alfred J. Pykc. of
jchland. Stafford County, announce
p engagement and approaching
hrringe or their daughter. Hannah
kc Torrey. to Captain ALLEN Hal
,tc Corps.
'vcd to New Home.
PR. and Mrs. &. G. Johnson have
d'entiy moved from 1901 West Grace
IA Monument Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Unison are spending the summer
paths ut the Bon Air Inn. Boz. Air.
WILLIAM Johnson has LEFT for Camp
komokc on Scbaeo Lake. Maine.
ilerc ne VIII rc'naiu until the fall.
1ict Home Wedding.
1fhc wedding o. MISS Sara i. Bins
ltnser and Edgar 5. kornhauser. OF
tttsburgh. took place last evening
! $3.50 O'Clock in the presence of the
A i1euitls fanny NJ the residence OF
r. brides sister. Mrs. NJ. /. Bins-
tngcr. 2230 Monument Avenue. DR..
| y. Calisch. rabbi OF Temple Beth
habnh. performed the ceremony.
IThe bride. who was given away by
| i. JiinswnnEcr. wore an exquisite
iwn OF cream lace and taNcta. and
VI veil. which was arranged with
lint Lace crown. was fastened with
rnge blossoms. She carried a
Sower bouquet Of orchids and .wcc,
las The Groom had AZ his best man
l. brother, Arthur kornhaueer, OF
Philadelphia.
among the out-of-town guests for
r. wedding were:
Mrs. = Knrnihuscr. mother OF the
i'om: Arthur Kormhaus"r Ai1 Elanciia
Irnhauaer Mas Minnie kornhauScr
f,tner Snn slsiets Of ,he groom: MfF A.
qvis 81 Now YORK. Sir and Mira Albert
firSnnHcr, Of l'ittEburGh. Edwin HiilS-
,lnger. 90 Tit,Aburrh
iHr. and Mrs. kornhausc- win travel
Itcns!Ncly through Canada and the
lTth. and NIL! occupy their new
l'nc In Pittsburgh September !.
N turn tn Iuchnund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herber, VIDAL Taylor
We returned from their wedding
IN. and are established in their
;lrnc. Ill Hawthorne Avenue. Giutc-
Tx. Mrs. Taylor was formerly MISE
Tusta Brucc. Of la Grange. Ga. and
'hlr wedding WAS an interesting
I.cnt la the home OF the bride on
rtcdncsdny, June 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The funeral Of aIrs. Helen If. Kauf-
man. wife of ]. III. kaufman. was
conducted yesterday afternoon from
The home. 3l3 West Grace Street
Pa!ibehrcrs Were w. H. SchWarHs-
Robert Waller5tcin. Robert Sycic, Ira
y: Stern. IT, J.. Maylie.d ana v H.
Wyatt. Burial Was in Hebrew Gem
ci.r! Rev. Edward y. Caliscl Of
nclatinr.
Although Mrs. Kaufman. who died
TUESDAY might ia St. Lu6c3 Hospital.
hah been ia falling heaith "a NUM-
pectcd.
Whi!e Mrs. Kaufman was born in
Eockland, Me. she had lived in
Richmond most of hcr !!fr. uar pa
rents having moved TO Richmond
when size was quite. young She -
survived by her husband. two sons.
Lewis and Edgar T. kaufmau. aud
one sister. Mrs. Kaufman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
+ R !: C x S
Don't Hide Them With n Veil; Re-
move Them with Othinc-DOubIc
Strength.

This preparation for tho removal Of
frcckles Is usually so successful in
removing frcckics and giving a clear.
beautiful complexion tina; 1t is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
II IL fails
Don't hide your frcckles under n
veil: get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them Even the first few APP
plications should show wonderful
Improvement. some OF tho lighter
frccklcs vanishing entirely
BE sure TO ask the druggist for
the double strength Othinc: IL Il this
that is sold on the money back guar
antee.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Weeks Picture Shows

Offerings n; Locni uou.

Nh"h Douglas Fairbanks and his
.''"pan5 oil sevcnty-tiye people went
70 arizona 70 film scenes in his pic
'urc' Ihc MollycOddie." the troupe
VAS compelled 10 travel Il distance
o! 100 miles from Hoibrook the near
ihc li"pi Indian reservation. The
coihpt n! Spent two weeks on th,.
ARIZONA painted desert. travelin,
ho!t IMAM 1000 miles from place 10
place during this time. nv ioot nv
automobile and on horseback 10 OBJ
Tain tn. Wild and primitive scene,
required for this picture, which is
at the BDou Thcater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Dr.. V. HARRISON HEADS
SOLDIERS HOME BOARD
liz Elected mt Annual Meeting 10 Sue
C.cd General Charles j.

For the first time In It's history.
the board Of Ni.sitors or Lee Camp
soldiers Home IS headed b. n man
VINO IL not Il veteran OF the COnIcd-
lower OF Lee.
The n.w president OF the board is
DIR. ViTgin!uS Harrison. who was
named last night AT tltc annual meet
Ing OF the body to succeed General
Charles J. Anderson. Judge vii
Liam Il. lshca, chairman OF the State
Corporation coIumi 81. ION. vas elected
vice president. succeeding a. l.. Cray,
other officers are General Walker
u. Freeman. second vice president;
~. Leslie spence. secretary, and Luiicn
II. nm. trspsurcr. Colonel WiIliaui
l. TInbcrlak", the communicate, and
other OilicIrS wore rc.nlnctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Funeral Of Mr-. wright.

FuucrAT Acrvicca for Mrs Nary =.
home Of her sOu-in.lnw X l.. Kelly.
500 North Twenty Street
after long iliness. vii! 30. conduct
cl II 'hc East End i;aptia, Church
tLiA afternoon a. : O'Clock she Is
Hurviycd by foUr daughters. MIS-.
Kelly. Hrs. y. j. RaaGlctl, AIiss Ran
nie Wrlrht AID MisS DOriudla
Wright. TWO sons J. II Wrignt and
j.. T.. wright seven grandchildren
md ono ErCAt L.rA nncLltLh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Triple nm at nlucbird.

The Eiucbird viii present today and
TOMORROW another one of it's popular
variety programs consisting Of a
,iE NO part Western drama with
william Duncan in The Silent
AEcnscr'; George Ovcy. the famous
comedian. in an cntireIH new COMEDY
u screaming answer to the big Gucs-
ton, should Walters Marry" In
tcrnhtonal News and Mutt and Jeff
are the added features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Victory Medals.

j. TT. d. MISUNDERSTANDING ar
rangcmcnts made with the War Dc
nartrent the American Legion will
distribute the victory medals which
The government will present to every
american soldier. marine. field clerk
OF nurse who served honorahiy for
any period between April g. lali and
II. 1918. The presentation
VIII be made on Armistice Day. No
vcnbcr II. at which tiric you can
submit your proof ~ service TO any
local branch of the Legion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

part of the pos,-oH Three years
later Brazil followed suit with Il Sc
ries Of adhesive labels of native
hanuiacturc. These stamps were
adorned with large numerals OF
value in place OF Il design. In iSi7
the United states adopted this method
OF collecting hostages, with two
beautifully engraved portraits OF
Eramklin and wnShiMEtOn. The hnnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
FIr., Adhesive St,un.

w a. ". WILLIAMSBURG. The ad-
hesive postage stamp had it's origin
come OF the postal reforms OF Sir
Rowland iii. At the time OF the
passing of the uniform penny post
age act in 1893 all postal charges
We're paid in cash. usually u7on de
livery. This system involved AN euor-
nous amount Of boOkkeepInE on tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting on legal md M edIrnl
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
perHonni letter. srlf-nddresscd
stnmped envelope Is required. Ad.
urcHs The T1mcs-DIHpatch Informa.
ton Bureau. Rfch'nond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Movie Calendar

niJOt--DouEi:.. Fairbanks. In
"rhe Mol c0Jdlr.r
HLTI:nIItn-varie
nRoAD"Ai-ituhy de Rcmer, In
"iii" Temporary Wife,"
iSIS--'rhe silver Horde"
oDEoN-Mnry Pickford, in .'rhe
fIoOdlum
NEA-TeN t.uinnp A., orr.
Heart of Tcaus.-
SrIthSD-BfIiic Burke. I'm AWAY
Goes Prudence"
Ni'Toit-''Trrror Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Many LnughnbIc t,rntur...

= Dot Kitten afflicted WIN nty. in
siEuct!ors In toughen!ng the sh!In,rie
lance, u method for establishing,
aud Jerusalem. now to c.;rh crook.
VIII milk bottle. now TO shock a
butter Win a powder puff these are
. .tW OF TIE co-nical situations I'm
THE HOodiUin." Mary P!ckfoytis see
"nd PRODUCTION from her own studios
Wnich wi!i he seen today at the
DdcOn Thcate-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
.Lcft," Flynn I,tc,y,r

Maurice l.. Flynn, better known as
Lefty" Ryan, all American football
player. former fun back on Yale and
tennis. rs one OF tho cas-, ~ ~
8cach's The SILVER Horde" which
Is al the isis Nlnatn- "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

or Ceres. the goddess OF agriculture.
IS found on the first stamps of the
french republic, which made their
debut on January ]. 1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
An AlilnacIcr

inquirer. RichInond-Thca ltimetcr
Is tn" name of the Instrument thar
tells an aviator how high he is Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

visiting friends In New York at ocean
Bcach Fire Island. " Y.
August D!c;z. Jr. is "A xtudcn, =, CO.
iuihhia Uniy"rHty for the summer months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

latest vehicle. which Is on view at
the Strand Thcatcr this week. 1, is
a delightful photopluy which acords
her screen career
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
s'rcrror Islnnd- Thriller

Houdini in "A thrilling motion pic
turc that shows him doing the denth
deiylnS stunts for which he has ac-
CURED Il world wide reputation Is
the attraction at the Victor Theatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
4 sUMMEn TONIC DKIyk.

Horstord's Acid Phosphate agree
able TO taste. Rcfreshes and invigo-
Gates. Use in place OF lcmons.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09
Funeral of Mrs. I.nmclI.

Funeral acryicos for Mrs. Alice y.
Powell of Eerr poriu, VINO iicd ycs-
to-day morning at lG.II o'clock a.
the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Frhnc!s J.. Rose 1917 Wos, Grace
Street WIN take place the moruIDE
81, ~ o'clorH iro'u Round nm
church. Greruyillc County
Mrs. puw"N IS su"viVcd by thrcr
daughter, trs Clara collins. Miss
Hart p|w"ll and AIr- Francis j.
u. Powell. Of Alham4rla County.
Wade Powell. O.. " cidpn, = e.: war
nor Powell Or Scotland Neck. y q .
sanford l'pwoll. OF HGbgopd. y g
ana H. u powCN, Of Richmond
Quality Sells. Florida Fruit Gu,r
~ OF hiEhe8t quality; that's why It
favor" Made 10y flcor. IN ,iealsrF
ac-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-09

ililiIc iturLr scores
billie Burke mas scored a decided
nj In Away Goes Prudence" her
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-27

States has put itself on record as fla voring the incontestible right of the people of Ireland to self-determina- ton, and whereas that right has all ready been exercised by the people of Ireland in the General Election held on December 21, 1918, when out of a hundred parliamentary members elected, seventy-three were elected to sit, act and vote in a Free Irish Par iament under a Republican form of government; now, therefore, be it
 Resolved, That the Thomas Francis Meagher branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, representing the majority of the citi- zens of Bridgeport, witho distinc- ton as to race or class, calls upon the governme ent of the United States to give immdiate recognition to the de jure Irish Republic and to approve the terms of the bill introduced by the Hon. William B. Mason, for con sular and other diplomatic representa- ton by the United States to the Irish Republic. It is also
 Resolved, That copies of this reso- 1ution be sent to the leaders of Con- gress the President of the United States, and to the press; and it is
 further
 Resolved, That copies of this reso i lution be sent to President Wilson 1 Senator Lodge, Senator Brandegee | Speaker Gillette of the House of Rep
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-27
PROTEST MURDER
 OF IRISH MAYOR

At meeting of the Thomas Francis Meagher branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom, Tuesday night, the fol- lowing resolution was adopted:
 Whereas, The conscience of the world has been outraged by the shocking story of the crime committed in Ireland on Friday night, March 19. last, when the Hon. Thomas MacCur- tain, Lord Mayor of Cork, was shot down in his home by a number of masked assailants; and
 Whereas, There is sufficient evil dence to warrant the belief that the head of the Cork municipality was assassinated because his political principles coineided with those of the
 overwhelming majority. of the Irish
 people who have declared their ale
 glance to an Independent Republic
 and repudiated in the most emphatic manner either the moral or matarial right of England to continue its gov
 ernment in Ireland; and
 Whereas, The assassination of the Lord Mayor of Cork is part of a well
 defined policy of oppression carried l out in the most sinister and relentless fashion since the determination of the Irish people was made manifest in
 the Easter Week uprising of 1916 to | assert their God-given right to free dom; policy that massacred hun | dreds of the citizens of Dublin during | the short period of the uprising who were totally innocent of any partici- patton in it; that has destroyed the | lives of scores of Irishmen who have
 been accused of no offense other than ! that their loyalty was to their country I rather than to a. foreign government; | a policy that subsist On prescription, l espionage, and persecution out ] riEaling the worst regimes of the 1 Romanoffs in Russia; a policy that l uses every subterfuge and resorts to
 every insidious weapon to defame and ! debauch the people whom it tyranni- l cally seeks to subjugate; a policy
 whose propagators talk with unctious | soFicitude, and whose propagators
 prate unctiously of their solicitude for l the welfare of downrodden humanity 1 while they countenance every meas
 ure and edict that will sink lower and ] lower the subject races whose fate has l brought them under the English
 sceptre; therefore, be it
 | Resolved, by the Thomas Francis Mea gher branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom of Bridgeport, Conn. 1 representing the sentiment of all ] creeds and classes or the citizenry ot | Bridgeport, that we appeal to the I President, the Senate and House of | Representatives of the United States to protest in particular the murder o1 the Lord Mayor of Cork. and to call upon the government of England tc 1 live up to it's promises made in the
 war that it was fighting to put an end l to tyranny and oppression in every part of the world, by having it with
 draw its army of occupation from Ire
 land and permitting the Irish people to live their own life under the form l of government set up by them, which i: 1 in accord with justice and the aims l which the United States predicated its decision to fight the Central Empires
 Whereas, The Senate of the United
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-27

resentatives, Representative Champ Clark, and to the press"
 Dated at Bridgeport, Conn, March 23, 1920.
 The resolutions were introduced by Sean Conway who bitterly arraigned the English government for what he termed it's prosecution of Cromwe1lian and Elizabethan methods in Ireland to suppress the Irish race.
 England,' said MT. Conway, ttis merely fulfilling it's obligations to it's time-honored policy of exterminating the Irish race. The murder of the Lord Mayor of Cork is paralleled in thousand incidents which crop up in the history of English oppression in Ireland" he stated. The poisoned communion cup that was given by one of Ehzabeth's agents in the 18th l century to one of the great O'Neils as he was about to partake of the | sacred sacrament of mans redemp- | tion; the murder of the Irish chief
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-27

We explained that in addition to our unusual location and railroad fla cl1tieS, the city was well equipped with many drst-c1ass hotels, large auditoriunS for conventions. and everything in the way of theaters and motion picture houses that delegates to convention might require, five theaters and GO motion picture houses.
 t'The many buildings of interest were also described-a post office oc-
 cupyfng a city block and costing
 more than a half million dollars; a
 central library, erected at a cost of
 more than a half million dollars, with
 IA branches and S5 other distributing agencies; Q state capitol occupying two city blocks; a courthouse of un- usual architectural beauty, and so on.
 "Of course, we bored some listen CTS, and we had to permit the boosters
 of other cities to have their say, but, nevertheless, we got across the many advantages offered by this city ot sos, 900 population. We tried to ap- peal to the particular interest of the
 man with whom we were talking. Thus, we told the mon from farm
 ing and rural districts that the prin-
  duct is s1aughtering and meat pack ing. That last year 1,394,452 hogs 268, 428 cattle and calves, and Is, sos sheep were killed. They were inter
 ested to know that more than 3,300,- 900 head of live stock were received at Indianapolis stock yards the year before
 gro the same men we told that G. 727,750 bushels of wheat and 21,- 566y 300 bushels of corn were handled l by local dealers, and a total of 46,- | 000,0 ,00O bushels of grain handled in elevators having a combined capacity l of 2,48O,000 bushels.
 None of the college men seemed ! to know that Butler college at Indian apolis was the first college in the ! country to receive women On equal l footing with men. And in the same ] way we had marsha1Eed facts to inter i est men of every occupation and in- | terest.
 "I venture there was not delega- l ton at the convention so we'll inform l ed on what their city had to offer l Certain men were assigned to work ] with the delegations from the differ 1 ent states. We took with us a motion
 picture film showing the city, but had l not an opportunity to use it. l "But, as said before, I believe the i fact that we landed the G. H. o. o1 i the legion was due solely to superior l salesmansfip