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Merchant shinpinr l,,..

J. :. H. Chlncoteaguc.--.N
10 Tho report OF the United States War
department. the merchant shipping
iosS durin. the war from 1914 to 1918
included Great Britain. 7,157 400 gross
tons: Norway. l,lI.,r0J tons: France.
$4,000 tons; Italy. Si6.uHo tons;
United States :g5. 900 tons: Greece.
"i6,ooU tons; Denmark 2il,oop tons:
Holland 203. 900 tons: Sweden. col 600
tons: Germany, $4,000 IONS. and from
other nations enough to make a grand
total OF t2.9iG,n00 gross tons
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What She 'I-enred.

McGinty had not been u model hug-
band; he had ,ill-trcated his wife. had
housekeeping and had been "bad
man" Eventually he committed q
crime which Brought him within the
TO three years penal servttude. In
her poor little homo chat night his
wife sat alone sobbing so bitterly that
20 90 in. Don't take on so.'. She
pleaded, gently stroking the weepln:.
wona.!'s hair. Three years seems q
will come back before then Prisoners
Gan gee their sentences redCeod. you
know, by good behavior" Chcckins
."Thnts just II. An my 'usband can
be perfect angel when he likcs,''
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Mildred Chaplin. Next Picture.

The east for Mildred Harris Chap
Inns mex, picture, Polly in tho storm
Country has been selected. ana re
hcarsals arc under way. Emory John,
son is the stars leading man. AMI.
others In her support are Chariot.
Burion. Charles West, Harry North
rup. Ruby Lafayette, Fred Eohlcr
Cora Drew. Cameron Coffey, Mickcy
Moore, Valentine Maurice and Dici.
Rosson. Nil the members of the cast
With the exception OF Maurice. HAY.
obiaircd screen recognition for THEN
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Dutch I.nnrnn-r.

Mrs. r. " ", l'redcrictsburg.--
Tho name Dutch is derived from
pietsch, meaning the vcrnacular, as
distinguished from Latin. II is the
Same word as the German Dcut sch.
Dutch belongs To the trankish divi-
related TO the Flemish. with which il
il now practically Identified in it's
written form. The Dutch language q
one Of the CiermaHic groups OF dia-
lects. and is practically The same in
its structure.
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Ca,e uenr, I'm Tiye-nee,er.

Gallo Henry soon will begin tho finn
In Ing OF nvet ;,,S,iio comedy 70 meet the
try. The nvc-rcelcr will be q serial,
and she viii continue to turn out two
sesnirht human comcs,n rs,,v viii i.zs DC q,
with hero and there touch OF pnthos
4 special cast will support her, incfud-
ing. OF course. Billy Francy and Hap
FL Ward
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p!"k. Cha9c t!ty,---"Tn" rpnN!sn
Main" was Il name formerly =irrn 20
Sea and the, nei"hbofln:; coast. ;s il
embraced the route travorsed ny the
Spanish treasure ships from Mexico.
Central America and thc northern
shores Of South Amorica. THOSE waters
We're once Il spanish highway. but ihc
name has no siguifcanCg now.
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The uoxrr Itci,clljou

T.. q. g.. Richmoul. --C'uiuA agreed 10
pay an indemnity % s330 ubh. 06O
to be distributed among tac allies
on account of Tho Boxer Erhclii"n. Til:
United States. Il f"w years later.
!oTInaliN renowned it's snare in this
amount and returned *. China ais"
agreed not 20 import arms, ammunition
or iHc matcria! for malIjng them,
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Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any tonic,
excepting on legal and incident sub
3ects. arc answered free. An all In
1uirten are answered directly by por-
hohni letter, n self-nddressed Stnmprd
envelope IL required. Address. 'The
NiehuIond, VI.
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plays have recently been changed pre-
vious TO release. The Harry Carey fca-
iure. the working ,itle OF which
Was The Three Ciodfarhers,' is now
Marked Men. Won Stroheiua's pro-
duct!on, The Woman In tho Plot" ha s
been changed to THE Devils passkey.''
while Allen Holubar's story. featuring G:
Dorothy Phillips and heretofore re !.
forred 20 as Ambition" will be known
as TIL Gorgeous t'araryn
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Wedding zen. Tor scenarI.t.,

The little girl who has been writing
al the Charles ltaS scripts anu who
Mary Pickford and Twenty Three and
Il Half Hours Leave for Douglas Mac
Lean and Doris Nay is soon to no mar
Rod. Her name Is Agnes Christine
Johnston, and the very fortunate young
man Is Frank Darcy. who is writing
scripts for Mildred Harris Chaplin and
Anita Stewart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

The fruit is from nno To two hounds
green or purple color. and is highly
esteemed rather as vegetable than
As a fruit. Tile pulp IS firm ana mar
row like. whence the fruit il some
times known as vegetable marrow or
iridshipmans butter. The tree is an
evergreen, growing to a height or
thirty feet. The name is said he
4 corruption OF avocado pear.
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Movie Calendar

y DIlOC - May Allison. In 1.-The
.Wnlik.Ors.-'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drockwcil, in
SteThe Devils Riddle"
REORGANIZATION IInn,pton. In
"a NOhrrn Snione.-
C0LONIAI--Borisy Way and Doug
Inv 9lneLcnn, I'm "Mary's Ankle"
fSIS--Louise Glaum. In, ''rhe Lone
VOLTS Daughter"
is ODEOS-Fthcl Clayton, Ia ..Thc
Thirteenth COmn,nndinent."
REX -"R ad inm Mystery" and
"SpcnR Easy
yICTOR--Charlcs Ray. in ..rhe
Hick"; Charlie Chaplin, in "Iord
aHcipus." and Ford Sterling, in
s"CrIshtnE Through"
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n T. 9. hHthHm.-ScDtelnbt g.
1906" captain Psary announced from
Indian iiarbor. Labrador thai lie had
discovered the North Pole April 6,
4Ug He lcft New York July i. 1905.
in Tic steamer Roosevelt. and spent
the wintur at cape Sheridan. His
slodE' expedition started north in Frb-
vuHFN.
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About WcarInc uo,,r,,,,.

Miss a: ~ H.. LaCrossa.-.F Tho
custom Of heavy nourninr il faS.
gong out The length ~ time Tor n
about eighteen months 30 two years.
,h,s rs rather. the exception now. War
has changed all IDEAS Of u1ournine-
! white veil should la worn: n I,jacI
Siack veil Is worn Nowadays. ;hern
- no such thing ~ Second mourn.
ins: people either wear very deep or
very lsat mourning. Custom is grow
Ing In favor o. no "nloirnins" at
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The Thoushtrul spouse.

Arriving home very tired :. young
physician settled oaGk In his easy chair.
and when his young witc sook . sea,
beside him he asked afectloaately:
And has my little wife been lunelyY''
oh, no." she said aniinatsdlY, -. least
not very! I've found some thing ~
busy myself with "Indeed." inc said.
What Is it?" "Oh. Ina organizing q
rted women are in it. and were teach
Ing each other how to COOK. What
do YOU do with tho things You cook
We send them to the neiChbors."
Dear iNtlc woman" said he, always
thouEhtful ot your lius',a nd's pr;tc-
90
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Charlie. Ray in .rhc Hirk !.

Eotb CHARLES Ray and Bessie Bar
fiscAle VIII be seen at the Victor Thea
ter today anu tomorrow iii The flick -
The story is an adaptation Of plain
lane. by c: Gardner sullivan. rocog-
nized 20 be the best phOtopiayariSht In
Tho industry today.
Mr.. Ray plays tie role OF a moor
ceinEe boy 70 whom life is put 4 Grind
q study until i suddenly dawns upon
him that there Is such thing a. love
'fhe story has q humble" OF intere.ttng
angles. bu, the chic: interest lies III the
clever trpc rsonatinn Of Charles Ru,.
and Bessie B;.rriscalc in their respec-
Tive parts.
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Anita stewart Snake-Sh,

Anita stewart is in for scene or
Two with live rationale. |: is
billed 10 make IT'S screen debut in
Tho Fighting Shcp'lcrdess,'' and will
DC used in the shots 10 be made on i
shcep-rlpch location. Anita is snake
shy. She is nos a bit enthusiastic
about associating with his Snakeship
and insists that property snake be
used. Her director says nay. He be-
thing will be used. just as the script
calls for.
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SCREEN BREvlTIEs

any. other actress IN her choice OF p pet, 81.
sTSn n so usual al az deg or cat or
i; mice; Just the plain pantry vari-
ETY.. She SAYS she cannot understand
on chairs when the dear little dnrr
linGs' are around. Miss Rcvalles, who
Is at tbs studio In Culver City appear
Tered the Other day 10 bring some Of
her pet mice to tho studio with her,
but her kind offer was declined in
Roy Anplesate has been added to the
cure %hob Sfadse Ke mn asu is nne n,s-
lIe. is cast Tor the Important part OF
Mons h,nonao; -, the Mexisan. Mr.. Applesate
driver In the motion 2isture t That s, aas
made OF "Cucln Toms Cabin" since
tnen he has played u number OF Next
assured that in Trimmed with Red"
his ,nake-up and his costume are alb.
scluScly correct.
Now there IS a schoo. on, on the 10,
at Culver ta;y; Miss saiiie sykes is is
teacher and her pupils are the boys
Edgar Comedies by Booth Taruinscon.
The laws Of California; require .ha.
children aetins II; uotion pictures must
have three hours OF school each lav
the school at the studio aud a ssache,.
vas Furnished BY tho Board ot Edu-
cation.
6, 1,,nsa Morris, in collaboration
putting finishing touches to Tho screen
Version oil his story The Penalty 70
9 9.sod produesd rs an Eminent Authors
will DC. played by Ethel Grey Terry.
who will be supported by such talens
az Lon CLANCY, Kenneth Harlan ana
WIN Rogers and company returned
ton of Clarence Badger for the fin,
E Version Of j.. g: Hollands Seven
scenic bacisinss tor the Sess drama.i:
work Mr.. Rogers had Yet done
story selected to produce at the cold
wyn West Coast studio as al Eminent
lands Will be entrusted with Ike
sharact :S;' i y, the great boys
not been selected.
The cast for "t:a-thtound." By. Basil
kinS, an eminent Authors Production
heinE made under direction OF r. Hays
Hunter; vas completed this week. wien
HAY III. h Sart Of ona. s5isSssd
Will DC the largest interior set ever
i constructed.
The Pacific Aero Club haa made S-ca,
strides in aviation sincs its hecinninE
president. was elected vice ures sdcU,
OF the new California Aero club, and
in addition. he is negotiating sos an
other ship to add &c the prcsert stable
| Tho Players hs"c shown much enthu,
s:asm IN flying.
Mabel No.mand Is home again ar,l
il about 10 start work on Tho GirI
With the Jazz Heart" under Victor
reached tho CVlver City Studios sac
gave 4 big whoop and landed square
/ on the lawn and everybody gave her 4
| big cheer.
J. Roy Eannes has been engaged 20
| MAY. the leading. role in the Jtupere
hughes story. Scratch My Back
, which Is 20 be made as an Eminent
Authors Production under the d;rec.
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again showing his Versatility as q
screen actor. Bebe Daniels Is playing
opposite, md she Is also an excellent
dancer. Aside from the dancing fea-
lures. tho story contains renl comedy
and drama. P'Sta tf,1'
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EtLcI CIa,ton a, ndcon.

Ethel Clayton in "rhc i2tn Com
lnandmcnt' is the odeon attraction to-
day only. This interesting love ro-
nance also carries a wcll-shown lesson
IN the necessity Of saving. There are
many novel situations in the feature
which make H. well worth while
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work. Maurice is distinguished
French actor and author. who is maxi
ing .hts initial appearance in America
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Alligator Pear.

Miss Z. ~, -Bristul.-The alligator
pearls, the fruit OF tree common in
tropical America and the West Indies
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Neissc, German,

r. O.. Falls Church-Nelsse Is q
town and io;trcss; in Germany. III The
province OF Prussian SiIcSiu at the.
junction OF tho Ncissc and l:!cla Rivers.
u consists "a. Tie. town proper on inc
righ: hank .nt tug Neisa. and tho hrcG
r!chstadt on the left. |, IL one Of the
Oldest towns in Siiesia, and is said 10
have been founded in the tenth cen
tury, and afterwards became thc CAPT
tai OF principaiity OF its oWi, naqie
which was Incorporated with inc hish-
opT.ic OF Hrcslau about 1909 The III 81
walls were erected IN 1850, and cnaolcd
the city 20 successfully dc-cnd itself
against the liuSSite attaCH in llsi Dur
Ing the Thirty Years War {. was be-
Sicsod three times. Tho end Of the
hrst Siles!an War left Ncissc In !hn
nands or Frederick the Great, who LAID
the foundations .: it's modern rortlllca
tions. In 1902 1t was captured by the
f'rench. l'y q system Of !nundAtion u.
rliE can be protectei from at;ack Tht
population il 1910 was 25,H2N. mostly
Roman Catholics
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Weeks IPicturG Shows
Glsd.. nrocL,,cm at The niuebird.
OFFERINGS AT Local noUsi.

Gladys Brockwell. one ot the best
loved stars ut scrcenland. VIII come
10 the Bluebird today IN her new Nil
liam Fox production. 'l'lo Dcv!l's Rid
die" Advance reports Indicate AN cs-
peciauy strong plot for ttie vcrSat lilo
star, as The screen production Mas
adapted from - serial story written by
Edwina Levin running ia one OF thu
foremost magazines. \ ''Ri. W com
siy and curcent Events WIKI also DC
shown,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

y. T. r, NN;lfNOtfCaN III'-TIn Nn-
man outrage .ainendmeni to Tho Fed =
eral CONSTITUTION has been ratified by
tHirtE-threc states and rejected by sew
On STATES To date. The states that nave
ratillsd are cgoH, California. Idaho.
Nevada, Montana. Wyoming utah,
Arizpna, Colorado, North Dakota. Sol!t h
Dakota- Nebraskn, Kansas, Texas. Min
nesot;., Iowa. Missouri: ArknnSns' WI.
consln- Illinois. Michigan. InLlau.l. Ken
such!. ONO. FennSYlvaniu New York
New jersey. Massachusetts f;rod,
Island. Main. ana New Hampshire, OF
iahonla and New Mexico.
The states that nave rejected are
mississippi. Alabama Georgia VI
Finia, south Carolina and MARYLAND
aug WeSt Nirgiilia. Tho following
Lcuisiana. Tennessee FIo-iJa. Mn
SaTonna' delaware, Vermont and con.
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"The Dancing Fool"

"Fhe DascinE Fool.
The Dancing Fool" which is undcr
way at the T.asky Studio in Los
Angeles. is giving Wallace Reid its
star, tho tGrapichorccn t.nlc % his
|onnr life, There are plenty of ex-
amp!cS OF dancing, and Wallace is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

cas-. selected by j. Parker Read. Jr
for Louise Glaum's lates. and Sreatest
product ion. The Lone VOLTS Daugn-
ter" Louis Joseph Nancc's startling
story, distributed by ". W. ETodkinson.
which comes to the Isis Thcate7. be-
ginning today.
Edwin Stevens, often referred 20 as
the screens most finished actor. AMI
whose rcmarhahic portrayal Of Baron
Alexis in SAHARA contributed not ::
little to the success OF that tremcnd-
ously popular Louise Glaum picture. is
positively amazing in his char:lctcriH:,-
lion OF Prince Victor III The Lone
VOLTS Daughter"
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Brute.

At Ike ,ocai club the conversation
had so. or the topic ,of the English
Language. !.s uses and abuses.
Haze you eve" noticed said one
man, how fond people are OF using
phrases when speaking OF a woman:
Her checks arc always roses her
hands arc 'fily- wh.tc, llsr eyes are
dewey vio,cts. and
You've torsotten one" broke IN the
man w!sh ,he sour face. who had hith-
.erto been silent.
Which one"
Her tongue. IT'S q scarlet runner =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

y young woman telephone operator
recently attended a watchn!ght ser
vice and fell .sleep durins the sermon.
At the c.os6 'ha preacher said: we
will now aing hy!an 40. 34l--34i"E
The young woman. just waking IN
time 10 hear che humber. yawnSd and
aaid: ."r!,e Inc Is husy.'
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a Hn>pinr Ucmiuuer.

"John.. said = iov!Ig Wiz. ~ WISH
you would sing two or three lines Of
song tor me"
What on Garth do you want me 10
do tina. for"
There is something want you to
bcinS. and I've for.otten whns !: IL.
but ! ,airk I'll remember Il II YOU
The Sood-aa.urcd husband complied
and the Charming wife said:
II remember COW, t's Il Me | want
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Glory OF the P,r.mid..

You have doubtless admired monu.
mcnts in thc Old Wo-ld?"
u have" replied tho Travelled person
Ana whit Impressed you most about
the pyratEidsI'
so far as | could judge from n Faiths,
iasty inspection. they were quite free
from, all ADVERTISING matter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

The Pacific Aero Club haa made S-ea,
strides in aviation sincs it's hecinninr
= few weeks ago; -. r, Manly, Il
president. was elected vice -ures .dc0S
OF the new California Aero Club and
in addition. he is negotiating toS an
other ship To add &c the prcsent stable
tn" Players hsvc shown much enthu,
S;asnr IN cylnS
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Romantic Love story.

NoWnntlc DONc StOrN.
He wanted q wife who could sew
and dust and cook. bat She was OF an
other world o: fashionable women. She
had never ~ ised y hand TO do a thing.
he vowed I've wcGld make her love him
.,nd 40 as he babe. See this tense ro-
mantle struggle in The Walk-offs. -
tRrring May Allison. the beautiful at
the Bijou rhc2;er. beginning today. II
ii !. Screen Classic. Inc. adaptation OF
the Moiosco stage hit by Frederic and
Harold Lioyd in His Royal siyness. :.
sRappy comedy nit with lots 81 pretty
girls. is the au,Ied feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

AIahc,, No.mand Is home again ar,!
il about 10 star. work on Tho CirI
Schertzin~er's direction Wien She
reached tho Culver City s,udios' sue
gave \ big whoop and landed square
on the lawn and everybody gave her 4
big cheer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Tic cast Tor Earth bound b,- Basil
King, an eminent Authors Production
being made under direction OF r. HAYS
Hunter. was completed this week. when
iittle E:.ic Cotton was selected 90
MAY the mart OF Connie Desoroueh.
For THIS picture Is being bull, What
will DC the largest :atcr!or set ever
constructed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

The next Nary Roberts Riuchart
story selected TO produce ct the Cold
wyn West Coast studio ;ls al Eminent
Authors Production IS Empire Build
lands Will be entrusted with HE
characterizat!on ~ the grca. BOYS
part. The remainder of tho cas-, has
uot been selected.
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New S,nlA Popular.

Few screen si;t-s nave enjoyed the
greeted Douglas NacI.eau ana Doris
MAY. who were nut recently elevated
TO stardom by Thomas H. Iacc. MAX
ing the debut ~ Msry Roberts Rinc-
i,arts Twenty Three aud a Hal:
Hours Leave the youthful pair had
the satisfaction OF hearing their mi
feature % The season. They followed
this success With What's Your Hus-
i,aud Doing" which also proved Il biz
laughing hit. Now their third vehicle.
,'Mary's Ankle, from May Tully's Well
known stage play, il coming "a the
Colonial 1|heater today. tomorrow, and
Wednesday, Like its predecessors, II
Is for entertainment purposes only and
IS said 10 be packed with laughs. l.
Is 4 Thomas II. Jncc production and :,
Paramount. Aircraft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

WIN Rogers and company returned
this week from Santa CRUZ where tbev
nave been taking pictures under dirsc.
ton of Clarence Badger for the film
version OF J. q. Hollands "Ssyen
Oaks" 70 be released AS "Jes' Cali Ma
Jim" TIE alnl shows some wondsrfu,
scenic baciinss COR the best dramati,
work Mr.. Rogers had Yet done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Gouvcrncur Morris. IN collaboration
with Director Wallace Worsley. is
putting finishing touches to Tho screen
be produced rs an Eminent Authors
Production. The leading rcnliuino parc
viii be- played by Ethel Grey Terry.
who will be supported by such talens
AZ Lon CLANCY, Kenneth Harlan and
Charles Clary-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

J. Roy Eannes has heen engaged 70
a a n' s.ors s sqs b sns so aes
which Is 20 be made as an Em.ncn,
Authors Production under the d;rcc.
ton OF Sianey O,cotf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-29
STIRRED UP THE "ANIMALS. "

republican woudbe bosses in Olympia, who evidently
would if he their ticket have promised
they going the Standard because IN lleSay
contained the that the won the mouse III
1918 while the soldiers and sailors were hgt"
France and by purchase of Newherry
right, gentlemen, start fires If you can show where
anv of the dsoyals sackcrs pormans l. W. VS. We're dis
that lhey held the pal
ance everybody knows they used against President
WILSON, Of power elected the house and came near
eecng It, however took the purchase OF Newberrl
seat TO pack the Foreign Relations
committee against Nations The slaughter of the
League exacted by the rabbe of disoyass W.
and akers for their support of the republican party
And they got it, didn't they?
What more disloyass, sackers, pro(ierma1S
and W. against League and voting for Hard
ing this why of the soldier boys not going
tn vote the republican this They and prob
ably the local republican ticket but they will shy at
Harding and IIoch dem Jones.
Coer for the loyal thinking people of all parties
The rank and file republicans taking their political
ions from their bosses this year
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-29
What the Pioneers Read in
This Paper
so Years Ago
From the Washington Standard, Sat
urday Morning October 20, 1870.

From the Washington Standard, Sat
urday Morning October %, 1870.
Mr.. e. B. Pressey is erecting a
furniture shop at Tumwater, near MI.
Cooper's mill and expects to have it
In operation in a few weeks.
Mr.. Cooper has just placed in his
mill one Of Vandegrift's feeding grain
separators which cleans the grain as
1t is fed into the store. 1t PERFORMS
the work we'll, and greatly lessons
the labor incidental to the old pro-
cess.
Messrs Crawford and Barnhart
have transferred the manufacturing
department of their furniture bust
ness to Tumwater, where they have
secured water power to drive their
machinery. The finishing and sales
rooms are still in this place at the
foot Of Main street.