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Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Gpreu billpeo uno Die 9orner fallen
bernieoer. Bel uns lit 9cutidIano
tpcrOen 81 oieicr grbeit oft fompIi-
sierte Maifinen uerpenOet. Sn
ser NGte Oes 3eltes befinoen iif Die
IferOe ser @%eouinen, teiIpeiie pr1dJ-
tia ouigc3Gumt, ieIten mebr als
mitteIeroB. meiit gut 9endbrt uno
tnpiId Our1 ibren fleiuen Sopf uno
sic flu9en Iugen. God 10 ui5er'
trernIi6 Ser 8eOuine BON ieinem
Bfer6e lit, 10 fonn feline 8ebon0.
lung, DeIde ct Dem BferOe ange.
6eiben lGBt, niht geraOe eeriibmt
ueroen. W1on iiebt nur Denig
Eicre, peIfe nidt anfgeriIlene, blii'
tioe MduIer uno @eiden baben. an
SieIen Stelen iisen ltets hGbIid)e
oraite Sliegen in oidten Soufen.
SD modte einen geouinm ouf Die
iein idones Sier qu6IenOen SIZE
een oufmerfiom. @r Oeritono mid
o6er trob meiner iiber5eugenoen Sc
ber6en nidt re1t. gs ifien linn
aan5 unO gor Sos 8~eritdnonis oa.
fir ob5ugeberL 6aB man oitd ieinem
Eiere QuaIen erlei6tern ioa. aIs
i6 nit Ser Sono bic 6Iieoen bin-
negjagte, IdHeIte er aus Soili6feit
unO tat nit Ser Son0 oosieI6e. Do
nit mar fir i'm sic Safe erIeOiet.
Gebr o~ug9eprGgt lit Die GusIudt
ser Sroucn. Sic tragen S6rringe
i'm 9urdmeiier biz 81 2 8oa, SaIs.
6GnOer, Bel sen Heihen aus @oIo.
itiiden Suiommen9eeIie0ert, BEL ben
Mrmen aus bergoIoetem Meiiing,
aud Arm. ui1o &nodeIbdnoer, Sir.
tel aus @ron3e ooer aug @ilber.
Die &inoer ieben ourdmegs iebr
if6r aus uno iperOen aIentboI6en
Iiebenon bebanoelt.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

gu oaten, BOB ieoer GnlBere S6ein,
icoe llnpabrideinli6feit bon norns
berein ousgemer5t peroen. gle
3nedmdBigfeit ioa Bel alien Sdop'
fun9en Die fiibrenoe &oae ipielen.
NiemoIs oorf oos SdoHe oufge'
pfropft meroen. es mub olif nno
nit benz @egenItan6e, Oen es pere
idont, gepafien iein. 8eit unO
Seimot Ionen in linn 81 8orte torn'
men; elm @emeinidoftsgeiit ioa aus
ibm ipreden; oos 8orgefunSete iou
weiter gebiloet uno ausgeboit tper:
sen. 9as 1T Der ein5ige 8eg, oitT
oem mir al eiaer tpirfli6 polfstiim'
liden @eidIoiienbeit i'm &unltois'
Druid gelangen fonnen. aaes oaS,
mas sic 1inter uns Iiegen0en Sabr'
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

0ieie 9etonuna 0es 9onowerfli
hen erid}cint BON gei2idtliden iui6
paoagogiiben GtauOpunft in sleifcl
@cilc gcboten. Genn unIere &c.
iamte Glitur brou1t in erbObtem
Mobe cine periouiiGe gsote, ais iie
eS in ocn letten Sabrbunoerten be-
ieiieH. Sir Oiele 3wcde beOari man
jeood in critcr 9inie b%elonOers Der
Suaeno. @er nser 0ie SigenO gum
pcrionlid)en urO fifnltlcriifen Sdai-
fen er5ichen mill. mllB i6r @eIegcll.
belt gcben. Ginoriife fiinitlcrilder
Dirt 5u lammeIn mo Den 10 gepoli-
neneil ginoriifen aild in i~rgenoeiner
@eiie Iusorud perleiben 81 fonnen.
Inter Der NusbilOung 0es Sdon'
belts ullo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gebt
So ull5meifelbait aud Die ausbil-
Dung Ger SanogeIdlifliffeit, Die
@cfibigung, gum eeeisnetlten @ate-
rial al greifen. Genn in ieoem
iingen Oteniden iteft elm Stiid
Sdopierfrait un0 Elm ni6t gering
81 bemeiieiaes MoB ShopierireuOe.
Gas lit elm 9linitfonnen. bas, lih
oufbaueno nif Dem Snoiniouum, ben
9eu0lferungsihid)ten gan5er Sc.
bietsteile eigcrr lit. uno iid BORT, mo
es ridtig gepilegt miro, sur Soils.
fuilit uusmeitet. Sc breiter Der.
mltrseIt in elmer gpode hanOmerfs.
mabiges 1onnen uto SG0nbeits.
empfinoen Iino, oelto nadbaltiger
nirfeno tritt Ons funitgemerblihe
S1affen elmer Belt aut lei es i'm
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Mdrt CAGE Dor ser Sod5eit miro
ser @5efontraft oufgeiest uno nit
oielem Gage beginner Oann aud Die
Sodseitsfeierlidfeiten. gereits am
iriibcn Morgen periammeln iid Die
meiblids S~odseitsg0ite i'm Sauie
oes Sr6utigoms, Inn Die feierlihe
Serumfii6rung Der auSitottun9sge'
qenltdaoe Ourd Die Sarenls Der
Sta0t mitSumaden. 9ie ilbri9en
@aite, peIde iid an oieiem un6tg
nidt betciligen, peroen bon mebr
qrotesf als buntgeidmiidten 9iene.
rinncn ourd Die StraBen Der Staot
qefiibrt, nm 0ie bier auSgeltellten
BroutIdGbe unO @eiGenfe 81 bepun'
bern. 2e6baft, wie Die gingebore-
men an uuo fir Ii6, oriiden Hatiir.
Iid oud sic Araber ibr @rltauner
in loltte.t, ii6eridpengliGen 2obre'
Sen ans. I'm ieooh Die 8irfung
oes boien gseiOes nus5ufdlieber,
pergeiicn iie niemals elm oemiitiges
yMSoldoao~ 5. b.. nmos Soft nlbt
o0es qepoQt bot" b~in5u5uiesen.
Sic Sauptieitlidfeit finoet ieoo9
i'm &arem itatt, mo man einen NIT
Gopiergirlanoen uno @l1lmen pra6.
tia oeforierten Sbron erridtet bat.
gor Dem S6ron iinO Sibreiben fir
Die S1nSerinnen uno Wtulifanten
auigeiteQt. Sic 8raut bdlt iid nod
immer in ibrem @emadle ouf. ga
es fir lpoblonltdrtOig gilt, inngfrau.
IiGe Sdldtcrnbeit uno S9eu Dor
Ser Che gu 5eigen. 10 find lire ido.
men allgen gep0bnlid ltarf bonn
@eincn gerotet. Sn anbetradt Der
umItGnOe fam man iib aQeroingS
nift beg @eroa6tes ent6alterl, Bob
sic Itorfe &otung Ser Nugen nit.
tellt elmer 3miebeG berpor9erl-
fen wir6. gu oieier 4nuabme lit
mon umiomebr eeneigt, penn man
Den lih nun abipielenoen 8organg
oerioIgt. 9ie 8raut, melde ebeit
nod BON elmer iibertriebenen prr.
Den Site gu Idderli1er gerltcIInng
geamun0en mrr0e, uno traurig unS
nicocrgeiGlagen BEN Saal befritt,
ergokt iih i'm nGbIten I1i9enblif on
mi6erli1 5otigen San6en uno 8eidn-
gen be5ahlter @auflerinnen. Die.
ieIbe Srau, nel1e faum Dem 9lrdt
geaenii6er ibr @eiiht gu entidleiern
magt, briint iest Dor 2ad)en ii6er
Die un3weioeutigen @emeinbeiten.
Go6alo oieie Ean5or9ie bcenoet
lit. besinnt Ser SodBeitsi6maus,
an peldem 6ie @raut uidt me5r
teilsunebmen pflegt. Inter olge.
meinen Yeluitiollngen miro Oie Sod.
5eit alli oieie @eiie etrpa adt Gage
lang geiciert, bis Damn Die Nadt ocs
Senna. Der 6efannten rotcn Singer.
nogeIprobe fnIgt. gu oielem 3ipcde
miro Damn oas .SauS uno Die umlie.
gcnoen GtraBen nit rotten Sahnden
uno 26mpGen 9eidmldt. lin 8
ltbr finoet cine iener unermeBliden
Ghmouicrcien ltatt, bel Oenen gan5
uniuBbar eroBe Speiiemengen in
ebenio nrglaublider, fur5er 3eit Der.
tilgt merrer. Nad Dem Glen pro-
lioicrt sic 8raut obermols Dem I'M.
pcrneiSlidcn gaihtan5. Gm fol.
genocn Sag, an ei9entliden Sod.
3citstag, 5iebt Die 8rout in ibr neues
Seim elm.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Hrabilcbe Traucn.
BON srai Otto Sod.

gem sud-, Dem bereits oben ertpGbn-
ten beaen @urnus beitebt. Sc wobl-
babertOer Die 2eute iinO, 6elto mebr
@epdnoer Iegen iie an, oeito far
benreider lit Die Sro6t. Serner
fallen nuf Dem 2anoe Die primiti-
ben @obnungen aus 3eIten, Strob-
bitten uro 2ebmbauier b~eitebeno,
ouf. Seniter iino cine 9roBe Gel.
tenbeit. Sci beiieren @obnun9en
miro mebr SorgfaIt auf oas Snne-
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
SIammcniuerfer i'm 6rieOen.

Simmer mebr @erf8euge utto
8orridtungen 0eS .m1nnermorOen.
SEN Samples" eripeiien lid ebenIo
niitIid ODER nod niiblider fir ge-
miiie, iebr notpenOige Irbeiten oes
Srieoens, uno barber Oarf iid ges
nib ieoermann nur freuen, iogar
militGrii6e &reiie iel6it, pelhe irob
lein mogen, ipenr ibr friegeriides
@erdt nidt in Srieoens5eiten Der.
<roItetl
@obl ieoer, ser Die 8eItfriegss
9eri9te oli6 MIR nit Elm menlg
Aufmmffamfeit oerfolgte, peiB auG
bon sen 10 bcriihtigt gerp6roenen,
unbeimli9en vsSlammenwerfern".
User ober geglaubt bate, man ipnroe
in IpieBbiirgerlihen 3eiten nidts
mebr bon iolden boren, Der mar,
luie ser 9erIiner 81 iagen pflegt,
Idief gemidelt. 8ab man ben
Slammeniuerfer, ser i'm mcientlifen
ifon Dor Sabrbunoertell e@riltiert
)oben ion, bislang MIR als &riegs.
Berfseig g%efannt botte, dnoert
lidts an Der Eatlade, OaB er aud
inc beoeutenoe Molle gan5 anOerer
[rt al ipielen beriien 1T.
Sn icoem ihnecrcidlen @inter
6iloen gcmaltiae Mnbauilmgen BON
5fnee uno @is picliadl cineli RE.
iiaen @emeinihaocn, Der I'm mei'ten
n @ro6ItGoten nit ibrcm ltarfert
gerfebr empfunoen miro. Cant
ltno iponn lit es Sn>nr elllcr Seuer'
mebr-@ rigaoe ourd icbr Triib5eltlaes
g~inareifen nit Dem bellebteif
5dlouh, oIiidIid, aclungen, elmer
aroBen @erfcbrsipcrre id,on in ibrer
erIten Gntmidlnnq por5llbeliNelt;
ober ipcnti oas pollcnOete graehnis
zines oroBm6htigcn Sdncctrcibens
Sen entiettcn @roBitdrtcrn ms @e-
iidt I~tarrte, 0ain gelonN cs fel1er
mefoniIbcn Silfsfinoigfcit, nit ben
Moiien meiBcn llnrotes IL id'lleli
aufsurdumell.
W~elicroiuas aber baben cinigc 9e-
lrngene @%rperimentc sic angclehnle
gusIid,t eroffnct. baB Ser Nlnmmen'
merfer enolid als Grloier fonmen
uno Sis uno Sdnec in Den Strn6en
ie6r raid uno ariinolidl bcIe'tlgen
ooer pcrnidtcn miro. Moac er forts
an MIR nod ocoen ioIde Nclroe anf.
gc6oten su merocn bralld,er, ltatf
qcgcn Menihenmcicn!
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

lbensueiIe einige @ofeu tonieatcnt
Eourdeeiibrt, rlit BEL Der Bralt
ljene aorpulen5 6eruor, sic bel Sen
'g(robern oils nauitdnOig" gilt.
Stebt ole Sof5eit Damn Dor Der
Cir, 10 lueiit Die graut meiltens
cine IoId)e aeibcsiiiae out Dob lie
IeIbIt nidt mebr i%ulltonoe lit, elm
our @roe gefaneneS Suifentllf auf-
auheben.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

5eidnen ipirS bie fiinitIeriihe aus-
biloung Oes Brofanbaues uno
Goumfunit betont inter 9eriifii1ti,
gung amedmdBiger &onltruftionen.
9teben oen genannten Sa6flalien
b~eeirfIulien 5ablreife @rgdn5ungs'
fIaiien i'm borbereitenoen 3eidJnen,
gntmerfen uitu. bic Sfiiler I'M mo.
6ernen @eilte.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Sousbou, iei es in Der anfertiguns
uan Sausrot, S6mudioden ooer
ionftioen @ebroudsgegenitdnoen, Die
Sos 9eben ldlon unO %oigenebnt ma
den. 0ur muB ar bjeieS polfStiim-
Iide 9unitidatien aid orgonllt &c.
podien iein. Dor naem 1T oordut
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

bunScrte ous5eifne tpeIde reid
worcn on gertiefnng unb gercollIn9
Oeutiher ScimfuItur. miro Damn fule'
ser iici erbIiibeii mo ms i'll mcbr
oIs in elmer @iniidt cine froDe, 0i-
periihtIide SclbitdnOigfcit gcben,
sic mir aeroOe in 0en idweren uno
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

anoere 3eiteu. .Sa, Die
3eitcn baben iid 9eanocrt: in benz
@lter, oa mir SungcnS friiber nod
heimlib rauhten, raud)en bellte uiele
M1bels ~ungeniert offentlid."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

funitgelprrbIiGrr @eeenitdnoe. I'm
fere SbbiIonnorn fiibren ms in Die
SanOlrcrter, u1O Sunitgewerbeidus
Re 81 SreirlS, Die, ipie mir in eini-
gen @eiipicIen 5cigen, init 5a1lrei-
den @erfitdtten ausgeriiitet lit.
Grrf Die @rrfitatt miro 10 mafl-
der @iocripruG 5piiden Sdule
nn6 ben Nlnforoerungen 0es ipirfli:
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

<@erbaftuns elncs MiliOnen-
ihmimSlers. Gin @tilionenihminO'
Ter, narneils Wtor Stcuer. lit IN
elnem Sotel Su W0rlis perbaftet
moroen. Gurd) gefdlidlte Suplifat'
fradtideine bat er Yerliner Soul.
leute INN mebl ais ih Miaionen
betrogen. Sn @orlis trat er unter
Dem Namen Mar @erner mtf.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Sprii6es @do6en aus benz 2ibanun-
idmoteno gu unterbalten. sic iino
feline 6reul,oe ser glrbeit nno bur-
ocn 0as @enige. mas 81 trn ut,
scr 6rau oui. weld,e bier uno oa
alih gu einem Giel on Den &flug
gcipanlt miro.
Ger &auptunterid)ie0 gegeiliiber
StoIien lit 0ie oricntolii6e &leionng,
Sic nielfo6 ans umhdn9tcm, male.
riff a~uSic6cuSem mciBcm nno Tarbl'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
The New Revised Price Range Prevails All Over the
 Entire Store.

Women's, Boys and Mems Depart ment all offer unusual values. Shoes, Mems Hats, Furnishings, UnderwearA Women's and Misses Coats, Furs,' Dresses, Separate Skirtsy Blouses, Cor sets, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Bath robes, Kimonas, etc., etc. Our Economy Basement Salesroom is brimming over with special and extra values in cold weather apparel.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
Gloves Are Very Popular

With the wide-sleeved coats these strap wrist gloves are very smart and also much worn.
 Special Value at $65O in these strap wrist gloves in white with black stitching; also gray and beaver.
 Two-Clasp, Fine Quality White Cape Gloves with black stitching $2.5O
 Washable Cape Gloves in sand, $2.5O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

PARK.
 The rollicking, dashing, smashing new musical comedy success. Mary" with Geo. M. Cohan's Come dians, will be the attraction at the Park thea tre, Bridgeport, for three nights, be- ginning Monday, Nov 29th, with a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
Smart Little Fur Chokers
 at Special Prices

Double animal chok- CTS of Fitch, S29.5O.
 Natural R a ccOO h. choker, $39.5O.
 Open scarfs of dark raccoon, S55.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

matinee on Wednesday.
 There are so many attractive fea-> lures embodying the musical play of Mary" that>on is at loss to des- point of distinctive merit The beau tiful story of the book by Otto liar bach, and the charming lyrics by far superior to anything that has been, done in musical comedy for many long years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
PLAZA. lRaYicW.l

'sWonderfuT' was the word on | everyone's tongue as they filed out of ing Won Stroheim's master picture, |
 ''The Devils Pass Key.' We quite l
 agree with the review given the pro- | ,duction by the Motion Picture News
 ahead with a spontaneity and power
 that will not be denied. The climax is a revelation in dramatic strength
 and is presented in a scene of intense action. Won Stroheim beliees in nov city and he has given several sur prising twists to the theme. The most insignificant detail is brought out in the most convincing manner. Moth eternal triangle has 8 quality-a
 truthfulness which establishes it as | one of the finest contributions to the screen.'' It is a massive seven-act l story of Paris, the wicked, and Paris, | the wonderful.
 The vaudeville is headed by May
 Bros Jazz Syncopators, who have a
 lively musical and singing act of a
 very high order and they scored
 heavily last night. The dancing in l the turn is especially noteworthy | Bart Doyle, a ikable fellow with a
 very new monologue and some excel
 lent songs, was all one could desire.
 His closing number, My Old Latch key," sent him off with big rewards. | The Three Founders, Funny Face
 and his Pa1s,'' sang, joked and played instruments to the delight of all. Jack
 and Jessie Gibson with a, comedy uni cycle act that was really a big hit. The comedy is all original and of real
 laugh quality. International News
 and Virginia F'aire with Leonard Chapham in Big Stakes completed. WEST END.
 "I expect Officer 666' VII be my greatest picture" Tom Moore declares
 '"The reason is that No. 666 has all ways been an omen of good fortune to me- When I came to this coun- try from Ireland the number of my cabin was 666. The engine that pulled the first train that brought us to California was 666. I won a gold watch once on the lucky number 666. The number of my automobile license ends with 666. We had 666 takes with the camera in making this pie ture, and I hope there will be 666 laughs in it for the public.''
 Officer 666" is the Goldwyn pro- duction of the stage play which comes to the West End theatre to- night.
 PARK.
 The rollicking, dashing, smashing l new musical comedy success, Mary with Geo. M. Cohan's Comedians, will : be the attraction at the Park thea a tre, Bridgeport, for three nights, be- ginning Monday, Nov. 29th, with a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
IN THE THEATRES
POLES.


 As Louise Miller sang "Eili, Eli, 9 during the first performance at Poli's S last evening, the audience realizing the beauty of her voice, and also the screen masterpiece which was being shown before their eyes, gave the singer the longest applause which has ever been given in the theatre.
 Vera Gordon as the mother in the picture is the star. Her interpreta- tfon of the Jewish mother of the slums carries one away, and ranks with the finest acting ever seen on the screen. Bobby Comedy, the little boy, who becomes the famous violinist later, and Alma RubenS are also very good, although Miss Rubens has very little to do.
 Hum oresque'' will rank with the screen masterpieces of all time, as it is one of those pictures which carries one from one emotion to another without effort.
 The vaudeville bill, which is very good, is headlined by '"The Moth and the Flame a spectac1ar dance revue presented by Miss Rosalie Miller. The dancing act of Miss Amelia Allen and John V. Lowe are the features of the act. Bakos, Jones and Sylvester, and Charless,Lloyd1-' and tCo. eornplete4ttfIe vaudeville bill,z while: the Pathe News and a Sunshine Comedy are addi- uonal photoplay' attractio ons.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

Natural and Sable Dyed Fitch, $17.50.
 Stone Marten, $59.5O. Double animal mink choker, $69.5O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23
VIKINGS WIN GAME.

The Vikings of Devon defeated the victors of Bridgeport by the score of 19 to 0. At no time during the game was the Vikings goal in danger. FL mer Mapp played star game at quarter back for the Vikings.
 The Bureau of Animal Industry has approved the eye test for detecting tuberculosis in cattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
Ceremonies nj I.er>.,,Iu

tENSACOLA. FLA. Nov. Ii.-Cap-
tain H.. H. Chr!s;y. L. S. 81. com.
nlandant of the naval air station
mere. and Lieutenant Commander Al
pert 9. Read. were awarded dis
ohEuishcd service medals TODAY.
Commander Paul T. nesscz, I.icuten.
ant j., g. Rodd. chief machinis;s'
mate. IL. q. Ishoades. aud chief gun
ncrs mate Arthur Gilmore we're
awarded distinguished servicc
crosses.
Captain Christy was commanding
oihcer OF the cruiser san Diego and
later OF tho battlcship Wyoming.
Soth vessels were in European waters
during the war.
Lieutenant Commander Reads
medal was for his services as pilot
o. the scapianc y. CO. on the trans
atlantic flight; Lieutenant Rodd was
iadio officer OF tho y. Ca. and
hhoadcs was engineer
Commander Dcsycz served with In.
fonrth Regiment of marines In,
france. The citation sets forth that:
at great personal risk. he orCanizeJ
casualty clearing stations under Irn
ana ny his own GOODNESS and alton :
t'on 10 duty aided tho morale of the.
CAiet timrr. won't overheard from
the submarine Ell. in 1917. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12

iiccrs and men of tho division. since
returned TO civilian life. were in the
thrce-m!lc limo with the present per-
sonnet Of their old companies and
batteries. marching in the most
thrilling feature OF tho Armisticc
Day reunion OF the first 10 70 over
and the last 10 come bach"
At tho conclusion OF the great dem
onstration. General p.rxhins. deco
rated with :hcir rcsimcntal French
fourragere detail OF crippled vet
| Grams OF tho division from the waltc.
Reed Hospital at Washington, praised
in n brief address tho record of the
division a S standard Of inspiration
| to American soldiers through all the
| future. and paid touching tribute to
the memory OF thos, who. by their
day possible.
Unique I'm L. y. Amy History.
The historical pageant was an event
, unique in American army history.
com aiming medieval European allie
CORY and tradition with history OF the
great war. Witnessed by thousands
oi visitors. who were thrilled By its
| nagnificcncc and a:sniiica nee. the pa
rade especially s:gnalized Erca. Of
tcnsivcs in which this division par
| ticiDate1 ia France. I; was presented
on the north parade ground. It's hor-
dcrs hsni;ed with tanks large and
snail. light and heavy aold artillery
and other battlefield equipment.
| E!Sh: memorial! arches told by in
scr:p;ion and decoration each its story
of some big event ia division history
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
OBSERVANCE OF
ARMISTlCE DAY
Is COUNTRYWIDE

Continued From First PsEcD
would refuse 10 pass In rcv.cw &c
fore the Mayor ,oday.
When tho head Of The parade
reached the reviewing stand. wound.
Cd veterans in automobiles. !es: the
parade and made = dc:our and .htn
took up the line OF march ,wo
squares beyond Tho stand. r:nal;:
Mayor Bsbcocl; left the stand and
tic parade WAS continued alons tie
original line Of march,
When the perinit was granted for
the tag lay. which was TO raise money
for children in the central empires.
1t was greeted b. Il storm OF protcs,
from soldier organizations and
while Mayor Babcoc,i refused To
withdraw the permit. the society
back OF the movement finally decide led
t" cancel all ITS arrangements and
collect no money. Meantime pres
sure on the Mayor was without re-
suit. and last night he issued a state
fnent in (which he said tina: whether
right or wrong. tho ocrIni, had been
Issued" and that he was the Mayor
Of all The people OF the city or Pi,,s.
bursh."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
Rail- ROADS THRIVE
IN OWNERS HANDS,
HUNTON DECLARES

Continued From First PaGeD
that railroad men refrain from un-
due criticism OF the way in which
tho board seeks 20 accomplish this
end.
Opening the morning session me-
mortal resolutions wero passed on
the deaths OF members during the
past year. Following these cere-
monies |. j. Marcuse, vice president
% the Richmond Chamber of, Com
mercc. addressed the meeting. T..
IT. Hamilton. treasurer of the St.
Louis and San Francisco Railway.
read paper on " Practices Under
General Order so ard r. W
Mathews, assistant treasurer OF this
Seaboard Air Line Railway. dis
cussed Preparation OF Checks and
i'aymen: OF Wages by Divisional
Paymasters." After these two off,
Gals had finished speaking the sub
jcct OF their addresses was discussed
oy the members.
The afternoon session opened with
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the speech OF Mr.. Huntor. which VIZ,
followed By general discuss:oh. A.
Il. Jones. local treasurer OF the Chi.
cago and Northwestern Railroad,
read 4 paper on Safeguarding and
Transmitting Railway Collections"
and James Y. Yates. assistant treas
urcr OF the Grand Trunk. spoke on
Railways OF Canada
Take Automobile Tour.
The wives OF the delegates TO tn.
convention were given an automobsls
tour about the city to points OF his
toric interest. AZ 1880 o'clock last
night banquet was served to the
delegates and their wives. DR..
Douglas S. Freeman. of Richmond.
was the principal speaker on tht.
occasion.
The final sessions of the convcr.
;ion will be held today. II will open
with report OF the committee on
the bulletin. presented by T.. H.
Alden. vice. president of the Norfoli
and Western Railway. Following
this will be topics for discussion and
concluding discussions on papers
carried over from previous meetings
Members to the executive committee
will he elected and officers for ths
coming year chosen. The convention
viii close With a meeting OF the new
executive committee.
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Girls in the namc of tho French gov
eminent decorated tho graves Of
American soldiers in Surcsncs Cemc-
terry in the presence of Ambassador
Wallace. American Legion and French
officials and numerous Americans. In
his address. Ambassador Wallace
said:
Il wish to thank these children
for coming here today to place bow
ers on our soldiers graves. Wish
TO thank them not only for myself
and in the name Of my government,
but venture to express TO them
the gratitude OF every American
mother whose son lies buried In
France. and also of every American
child whose father fell on French
battlefield. The people o, Franco
never forget our.dead when mourning
/. their own and today they give US
another proof of that sympathy which
un!.es US, whether In joy o. sorrow.
whether in adversely or the fun eide
OF SUCCESS"