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The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
Eyes Inflamed?

II your eyes are inflamed, weak.
tired or overworked: II they ache: ~
picture shows make them feel dry
and strained, get a bottle of Bon
Opto tablets from your druggist,
dissolve one in a fourth of a glass
or water and use as an eye bath
from two to four times a day. Bon
Opto allays inflammation, inyiror.
ates, tones up the eyes.
Note: Doctors say Bon Onto
strengthens eyesight 5oS in a
weeks time in many Instances
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
NETROPOLfTAH,

while on Saturday. ". s. Hart will
appear in The whistle"
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
RHEUMATISM
L Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Win Had II

Given by One Who Had n
In the year Of 1898 I was attacked by
Muscular and sub-Acute Rheuma tism. I \
suffered as only those who are thus at-
nietsd know for over three years. 4
tried remedy after remedy, but such
relief as obtained was only temporary.
Finally, found a treatment that cured
me completely and such a pitiful con-
ditton has never returned. have given
u TO q number who were terribly af-
hictsd. even bed-ridden, some Of them
seventy to eighty years old, and the re-
suits were the same as In my own case.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
GARRICK.

Louis Mann, in In the Mountains"
new play by Samuel Shiman and
Clara Lippman, will be presented at
the Garrick for the full week begin
ming next Sunday evening. The
cast includes Frances Stirling
Clarke, Lola Adler, William H. Hol-
den, Arthur Carew. Eva Randolph.
Louise Beaudet Wanda Carlisle and
many others.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15

- rad Sharp Pains Like LIEhtnins
flashes Shooting Through Ny Joints,5
want every sufferer from spy form
Of muscular and sub-acute dwelling At
the Joints) rheuma tism, to try the rreat
value Of my improved Home Treat
nent" for its rema rkable healing power.
Don't send q cent; simply mail your
name and address, and 1 will send n
free to try. After you have used Il,
and IL has proven itself to be that long
looked for means Of getting rid OF such
forms OF rheumatism. you may send the
price Of IL. One Dollar. but understa nd
I do not want your money unless you
are perfectly satisfied to send it. Isn't
that fairl Why suffer any longer, when
relief ts thus offered you free. Don't
delay. write today.
Nark Fl. Jackson, 2oc-H, Durston Bldg,
Syracuse. n. Y.
Ar. Jackson is responsible.
Above statement true.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
BAND CONCERTS,

Concert by the L. s. Marine Band at
Iowa Circle. this evening at 7:3O p. m.
Taylor Branson, second leader.
Program.
March. The Rife Regiment ..... Sousa
Overture Bohemian Girl'' BaIfe
Caprice The Charmpr' Chaminade
Scarf Dance from the Ballet
"CallirhOe" ......C Chaninadc
Excerpts from The Only GirI'' Herbert
hOhahce .'...-..-.......... .Svendsen
NaitL suite Csghostro' ......... Strauss
Grand March Festival Rorcb
The Star Spangled Banner"
Notice-Operators Of automobiles are
kindly requested not TO start their machines
during the rendering Of numbers.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
RIALTO.

Moore's Rialto. for the week be-
ginning Sunday next. will present
Rudyard Kipling's immortal love epic
OF the East and West. without Ben
eft of Clergy" as written for the
screen by Mr.. Kipling himself and.
as an equal attraction, Victor Her
bert, one OF the worlds foremost con-
ductors and composers, will direct the
famous RiaIto Symphony Orchestra
in person every day throughout the
week.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
POLLS.

The Greenwich Village Follies of
1890" will be next weeks attraction
at Polls beginning next Sunday
night. The cast includes Savoy and
Brennan. flyers and Hanford, Vir-
ginia Bell. the Mccarthy Sisters.
James Clemons, Hap Hadley. Julia
SIlvers, Russell Scott, Collins and
Hart, Olga Ziceva and many other
players OF note.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-15
II. +. KEITH's.

Emma Carus, 1.-The cheericst
comedienne," will headline the B. f.
Keith Theater bill next week COM
mencing Monday. Wellington Cross
in song and travesty; Dale and
Burch in The Riding Master"
Richard Kean in Scenes from
Famous Dramas" Jean Granese
with brother, Charlie; FL Rey Sis
ters. Jaime, Huston Ray and the
Joannys are additional numbers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
BRITISH HONOR ZR-2
AMERICAN VICTIMS
Hull in Mourning as Fifteen Bodies
Are Carried Through Streets
With Military IionorS.

Hull. England. sept. 6.-Brita II
to-day mourned the fifteen Amer
cans who persisted n'hen the dirigi BILE
ZR- - fell flaming into the River
lumber
With Royal AR Troops as guard OF
honor, the bodies Of the Americans
we're borne to the railway station,
" here they we're placed IN a train for
Davenport. From Davenport thc
battleshtp, Dalntlesa, viii carry the
bodies to New York
Thousands With bare heads bowed
lined the streets a. the corteBe
passed Each coffin was carried IN
a Royal AR Force trailer and wrapped
in the star. and stripes shutters
wer. up ana shades drawn AL along
the Line.
rh. bodies Wiz be placed aboa
the Dsuntiess tomorrow That ot
Lieut.. Con wlll be buried at sea III
accordance with nie request The
others Will be taken To Sew lOrA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
HARDING RECALLS n. !. TROOPS
AS ORDER IS RESTORED IN
WEST VIRGINIA MINE REGION
20,h Ordered Back to Camp
Dix After Bandholtz Reports
Conditions Quiet.
ARMED MEN DlSPERSE.
Soldiers Fail to Find a Single
Body al Scene of West
Virginia Fighting.

WASHINGTON. Sept 6.-rrea!-
dent Harding to- day decided to with
draw part Of the Fedora forces now
III West Virginia.
The President directed that the Pot h
Infantry be returned to Camp DIX.
N e. Secretary OF War Weeks an.
nounccd after a conference at the
White House to-day.
The Presidents order came aftel
Gen Bandhoitz had recommended
the withdra wal. Secretary of Wa
Weeks brought Gen. BandholtZ's mes
sage to the White House immedl
ateiy after the Pres dent had returned
from his Labor Day cruise
The 18Th Infantry, from caIh p
sherman. O., Wlll remain N the Goa
fields until Brig. Gen. Ba ndho!tz as
sures the War De pa rtment that there
is htIlc probability OF more out
breaks. This viii reduce the Federal
army forces IN West Virginia to /, 80
men. including the SSth Light Bomb
ing Squadron from Langley Field, Va
Its all a guess" Secretary Weeks
said when asked how long he ex-
pecled it would he necessary to main
tain troops in the coal fields, ut is
something like the situation on the
Rhine, while the flag flies there prob
ably will be no disorder"
MADISON W Va, Sept 6--Ke-
ports OF the killing e forty or more
men in last weeks firing near the
Boone Logan County lIpr failed 10 be
substantiated here TO-DAY when de.
tails Of Federal troops reported that
a thorough search OF fifteen InlieS
along Spruce Fork Ridge failed to
discover a SINGLE body or newly made
grave.
The sold ers who were sent out
yesterday morning 10y Coz &. A. Mar
tin were Of the 10Th and 18Th Regi-
mentS. They combcd the recently diS-
turbed regions OF Spruce Fork Ridge
from end to end
All armed men have deserted the
districts where last weeks hrlng took
place, commanders OF the searching
parties declared, md calm prevails
Rose Mccoy Cline. wife Of G W
cline. u foreman at the White Star
Coal Company mine, ana dau8 htei
Of Randall Mccoy, the famous leader
OF Pike County Kentucky, has been
helping the State police 10 silence
the strikers FIRE She is a crack shot
with a rlne, and occupied a duSou'
near the river, aiding in the defense
OF mIne property.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
IMPRISONED UNDER PIER
BY HIGH TIDE, BOY, 8, IS
SAVED FROM DROWNING.

An oiEht-yuar-old hoy imprisoned all
last night on a cross piece under Pier
No 'S East River was near drown
ing at high tide this morning when he
was discovered by Michael Sweeney
keeper Of the East 18th Street Park.
adjoining the pier
The child was UNCONSCIOUS and the
water WAS washing over his body. I!ui
his head. thrust hchwccu two piles
waas held about two inches above tue
water
Sweeney with the aid Of several
other men. using rope. managed 70
get a loop about the body and lift the
lad to the pier He was revived. hut
couId give no iufomns stiou beyond the
fact thai hc vas Johu NIalcr. he
could not give his address nor tell how
he got under the prer He was taken
to the Chiidrcu's Society. He IL d ond
blue eyed, and wore overaIJs The
Children society IS trying to IDENTIFY
hun,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
MAD Halter WINS
THE BRENTWOOD,
TW0-H0RSE RACE
Handicap lust a Gallop fo'
RancocaS Stable Entry
against Kingdom H.
3y Vincent TrP0nOr

RIl.MONT RACE TRACK, sept.
G. Mad Halter won tho Brentwood
Hand,cap ths Afternoon n a gallop
from l<lngdon IT, There were but Two
starters. capt \lcoc> and Thunder
LAP ben. scratched II was Just
exercise gallon for th. Rancocas
stable entry.
Old Rosebud favorre with ra eng
crowds Of a few years ago, came oa X
IN the first after an absence since
last spring at HH"re de Grace. tic
won, too. very easily aud was gwen
- tine reception when tatur brought
him back to the stewards stand Old
Rosebud ran after Old Sinner, who
broke IN front, and. catching hun at
tho head OF the stretch. went IN 70
,v,p easily. Old Snner ran a good
race. Just lasting, after showing a
flight of early speed. to save the place
from Gem Cum Sab. the favurite,
had no speed and broke down nea r
the finish Sande had to get Off him
and lead him back to the stand
Swift Grass got Off w nging in the
year old dash, third on the card,
and was never caught. Ba ptrv Pass
he favOrlte was in hot pursuit all the
way bur never could get near enough
TO force Penman on Swift Grass Ia
a drlXe Pastoral saved ground on
the rail in the run from the head of
the stretch home and finished an easy
third. Beamcr ran prominently in the
early running but was on the outside
and dropped out OF t in the stretch.
Billy Mclaughlin was lavorIte IN
the second event at a mile and he
won coming through on the rail after
Debadou and Dartmoor had beaten
each other ont IN front Debadou
went into the lead early but was
loined by Dartmoor nearing the
stretch turn. Both were put 10 a
drive when Strengthened for the
home run and they ran head and
head for an eighth of a mile. Sande
third all the while, chose the raj
. course n the stretch and closing last
cot up to win easily Debado on
stopped badly and Dartmoor beat
hlm ont of the place. The other Nv,
starters. Carpet sweeper and Court
View We're trailers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
Promises to Snapshot Martians
(HThey Exist at 1-2 Mile Range
With Biggest Telescope EUer Built
Mine Shaft in Chill Will Serve Barrel and
Whrling Fifty Foot Dish of Mer-
curry as Reflector

l92t We intend to use the SHAFT aS
the barrel Of the t. rScopc 1t Will 10"
shcathcd and It VIII be 30 feet in
dihmo;cr The difficulty OF Il glass
mirror VIII hC ohviatcd bv the use Of
an invention Of mine--a flat sheet
lrun dish hitN feet N diameter. on
which mercury VIII be poured
When the dish "a rotated at "A
certain speed the surface mercury
assumes the necessary C"pcavlty and
forms a splendid mirror Owing to
he great luminosity the telescope will
give We viii be able to make a
snapshot instead of u tlmo exposure
\ magnifIcatiop of twenty-five mil
IONS VIII he possIhl, bringing Mars
Within mile and a haIf I am con-
v.nccd that life exists on Mars and
expect to prove it,"
Mr.. MCAfce will leave for Cbll next
spring. Prot. Todd ana he viii re-
main 10 Chanaral throughout 1924
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
WILSON TO GET HIS MONEY:
ALSO A STIFF REPRlMANO

Although the Boxing commission of
New Jersey ordered TcN Rickarl the
flsnt promoter to tie ~ Champion
Johnny Wilson's money after the mis-.
crablH showing which ne made in his
twelve round bout with Bryan Dovuey
in Jersey CITY Yesterday, IL wis earned
to-day, that the s7,500. which = the
amount nc contracted for viii ne paid
within fcT DAYS.
The commission vii de:, a severe
"sprimand to Wilson for his poor wor's
in the ring and MAY 20 so far as %
order the clubs throughout the state
O: New Jersey not to engage Wilson for
another hattie.
Tuo comm,s g ur will hod % special
nesting al the office of Commissiouc-
DohertS pu Newark NVeufic n jersey
ClY At 80 +, VI Thursday. Il aas
asC"rtaIucd that the cOmuua-|p. do
trrmincd to let Wilson get n money.
rather than be dragged into "o..rt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06

PARIS Sept & tASsuCidted Press
Snapshots OF Mars. az II the planet
were less thdn u mile and a htf
away, are promised bS B McAitc,
American scientist and cola bOrator
Nth David Todd the we'll known
American astronomer. in an article in
the ContinentA Edition OF the Ion
don Dail Mail describing plans pi
the b ggest telescope ever conceived
lie SAYS tins telescope will solve the
question as to whether lIfe exists on
Mars
The instrument shouid be ready in
VA, vi hen Mars VIII be nearer the
earth than FOR a century according to
Mi. McAlec lie is planning the
telescope on lbs estate near Dean
VILE. Nj McAfec writes:
prof Todd found q mine snaft ~
Chanaral. chill over which Mars
viii be at its zenith several times IN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
FOR AMERICAN MOTORS.
riant Had B~~n Running at One
Quarter Capacity,

Receivers were appC,T'ed tor n.
American Motors Company ot PAIN
field \. j.. one Of the largest anto-
mobile manufH cturing concerns IN the
East. a. The result ~ a petition fihd
N q sut N equity h-fore Judge Lynch
"a m. United States Court IN Newark
today
The cunt was filed u oenaf ID 81
per cent. o. lne cred -Ors o! the com
PAM ana had toe consent Of the
cCupanj Asses a'e '.sted A.
e" 800 900 and aau.l,.,x Al 16Oo, ,OOb.
The concern is = Virginia corporation
with . ps dup capita NJ 81 I60 900
l'roctur " Hanseg II plalrficio and
Jamcs herncy ot Trenton we're mar med
receivers
IN, company pmnt hs. been run
Ming AT one-qIaTcf capaoty for the
AS So months
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
AMERICAN LINER
SETS NEW RECORD
FROM RIO TO n. Y.
The American Legion Makes
Trip in Twelve Days and
Twelve Hours.

The all-American manned steamer
American Legion is now riding %
anchor in New York waters after
breaking all steamship records be
tween several south American ports
principal record smashing achieve
ment : that of clipping ten hours oft
the record between RIO and Ambrose
Light The new record stands at -
of IL days and - hours was held by
the steamer Aeolus, also com manded
by Capt Corkum, who commands the
American Legion
Along with li6 passengers. Cap.
Corkum brings home stories Of Won
derful receptions accorded his vessel,
his American Legion crew ana him
self in every South American port.
He says that all along the Plate River
from MonteNdio to Buenos Ayres
launches put out from shore and
their owners cracked magnumS oi
champagne over the bow plates Of
the ship as she slowly made her way
up the river
Coming from country as dry as
lime kiln looks, the lavish sprink
ling OF real champagne seemed a
wonderful display" said Capt. Cor
KUN. Tho wine was the sign OF
welcome to my crew. nearly all
American LegIonarIes by Their
brothers now resident IN south
America, 1t was wonderfu recep-
ton"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
MISS AMERICA II. MAKES
NEW WORLD RECORD.

DETROIT. Sept. (By Associated
Pr ess) Establishing a new worlds
record Of So.j67 miles an hour, Miss
America H., driven by George Wood
of Detroit, to-day won the Lake George
Trophy. emblematiC Of the one mile
speed boat championship OF North
America,
The Old record was 1860 miles an
hour, made by Miss America l. here
last year
The new record was the average OF
s,X one-mle dashes, three down
stream and three upstream.
IN one OF the dashes downstrea m
Miss America II. alta alned a speed OF
S146S miles an noun, covering the
mile IN +4.lS seconds Mss Amer,ca
II was the only boat to run against
Tine to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
SHOW GIRL BLOCKS
BROADWAY. TRAFFIC
WITH A FIST FIGHT
Nellie Clark Punches Too Ar.
dent Suitor Who Insists She
Is Breaking His Heart.

Miss Nell Clark who has real
Ines to speak IN a company that
starts ou, donG "Aphrodite" on the
road tomorrow and finishes rehear.
sd Is to-day, blocked traffic Al 9Th
street and Broadway to-day by gath
trine a crowd who watched her pun
ish Avaloi Nathan
Ma han is a turk, thirty-two years
Old. stout, swarthy, with blach eyes
and heart filed with affection and
4 head brimful Of lndjscret ion Miss
Clark is seventeen blond, bobbed
hair. blue eyes. weight al bout 100, dis
t.nctly in The 5-foo,, good look at
class.
She appeared 1T boarding house
at No. 1863 West 7Sth Street when re-
hearsal5 started Nathan wus there
and his tall was hard and Instlntln-
eous He did his best. but the Young
art. was rehearsins SIX lOurs a day
and sleep 10 her was necessity.
At times under her door he slipped
notes saving he conld not live without
her but she went no further with him
than to send him the address Of an
undertaken friend.
This morning when she left the
house. ii was almost for the last Tune
and Nathan was at the stoop. He fol-
lowed her to Broadway as she started
for the subway.
7 cannot live without you Star of
the East. You must say yes" he
moaued.
Can it and beat it," said the young
woman. I'm late now and The stage
manager VIII tell me where get off
If I'm not there in time"
Nathan caught her by the arm and
begged her not to forget that he mad
a heart He told her she was break
ing it,
GO away | cant be fined 81 FOR
ycu I'm |Ilc now" declared Miss
Clark and shock hlm Off Blu,
Nathan would not b. d'n,od. At i9tn
Stree, he caught her AGAIN and then
the FaIr lady Of his hearts desi re
swung gu hm. She INT him twice
and they went INTO II cllnch She
defense he fought back.
While the crowd grew. traffic
cop garuercd IN the pair ana then II
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
POLICEMAN KILLS YOUTH
WHO TOOK HIS CLUB AWAY.

STANFORD. Conn. Sep' 6.-Cnsrle-
HlluteL eighteen ears oId. OF 50. IS
EToHn Avenue, l.cd II tho STANFORD
Iospltai early to-day Of . bullet wound
iE the head
Special Policeman Geurg' Damn vas
eeouns ,wo trends of Rlrhter from
West side dane. hall about mldni.h,.
I, + alleged Richtcr inte1fered took
Damn .luD aAal ana strIch the oi
ncor on the ncad sltn II several tunes.
Damn tncn drew his rcvo.%cr and shot
Richter Damn badly battered. is in the
hospital under arrest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
GREEKS TAKE AkGORA.
TURKS ASIATlC CAPITAL,
SAYS SMYRNA CABLE.

LONDON Sept The tan OF
Angora Turkish NauOnaIst capital,
10 the Greeks was reported "a Il
Renter dIspatcu from smyrna TO day
A smyrna dtspa ca reus,.ved Mon
dag sald he Erect Army was forty
m.Ies distant from Angol,t. MuStap apha
kemal Pasha Turkish Natlrna ,S'
,Cader. m, dispatch Sald, WIS t.sht.nc
sluDDorniS n last attempt TO say"
N CAPITA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06


Fem no pretense would hide that il
was an application Of force. which
must mean war and not peace.
I'm some quarters IN London
the belief has been expressed that
the British Cabinet at It's meet
ing Wednesday IN Inverness.
scotland. 10 consider Mr.. De Va
lera's reply to Prime Minister
LLOYD George, would give the
Irish Republican leaders u Ger
tam limited time 10 which to ac~
cept or reject the British Gov
ernmcnt's offer OF domln mon
stat for ireland as Il basis OF
solution OF the IRISH problem
DE Narcra, IN Il statement to-
day alluded to the British Imperial
statesmen as trying to sell Ireland
second rate political margarine and
as angry because lrishmcn refuse 10
accept the butter label He added
ireland wants butter She viii not
be deceived INTO thinking she has It
until she sees it actually delivered
LONDON. Sept 6. Nine members
of the Cabinet will meet N confer
"nce to night on the latest note of DE
Valera containing Dail Eroann's re-
lection OF the British offer OF Domin-
ION Home Rule To day they are
bound to- Inverness Scotland where
they have been summoned by LloNd
George. Tn" party consists OF
Austen Cham mberlan. Mr. Snort. Loru
Birkenhctd, lord Curzun. M. Bald.
win. Sir AIfrcd Mond. Or MacNa-
mara. r. ;. Montagu ana Sir A. GRIT
fifth Bosc-I wen. Lord Birhenheld ha.s
been on yachting trip, but thr Cdhl-
net summons rNIched hun and he VIII
accompany his colleagues.
There IS 10 doubt that both at ths
preliminary conference to night and
at o-morroNs meeting there Will be
strong advocates Of the idea that
nIrhtcr negotiations are useless and
the truce should end
There IS stlll "A belief. ho~ever, that
Lloyd George Will urge further par
lcying in the hope or bringing about
some basis for negotiations.
It is stated that certain mcmb.rs of
the Cabinet who are hopeful Of
making a successful appeal to Ulster
and at the same time Of securing
Irish unity advance the idca OF
making allegiance TO the Crown the
sole stipulation preliminary To the
conference with the Irish Spokcsmen,
London is still hopeful Of peace. and
almost without exception the news
papers urge further negotia tlous. Tho
war talk" comes mainly from Ulster.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
ByIsu tppoiot-e- offered I'M
munitN.

1mmunt, from dep, rtmrutII charges
VAS promised hv CummiSslore' 81 Nc-
counts lIIrshI'ld TODAY 70 any police
nan OF trHunu appointed since Mayor
HY'au took office who gives 'nforWa -
ton as to ttNorItIs IsW IN t'Nll service"
examinations or I'M appOU tmCut Is a
. .ubItIou4rN or permanent CitN sIu-
piuNpc. Every mrmh,r Of eTtn-r do
partur NJ appo ulcd 10 NaVor HNHn'S
term t luu IN AIN l- r,Qur'd to
answer under cato ~ questions
searching into the circumstance, NJ
his ctamlnation. certitcation. appoint
ment aad copfrmatlon ~ shIS .ot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
SHIP UNION FLIES
RED FLAG IN CORK
Iucrca,c in Pay Refused, Transport
Workers Seize OTilterS OF
iarlnor Board

0Ol&k. S,pi. assoc Iatcd Prrss,. -
Representatives of the Transport
Workers Unlon this morning took
pu--, sS,on of m, offices of the tl1r-
po. Board. owing to the refusa, Of the
hoald to grant the employees mini
mum Uagr OF 10 shllhngs weea. AMI
the red flag was tloatIng from the
u ding al MIDDAY. The tr&nsp,nA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
MAD HALTER AND OLD ROSEBUD
WINNERS AT BELMONT TRACK
Racing Results, Charts and Baseball
Evening World Racing Chart

BEIMUNT FNRK SFPT 6.-WEATHER -TRACk FASH
UZJ . wnni
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
RACING RESULTS.
AT BLUE BONNETS

FIRST RACF,-t'ive furlongs Paddle,
$3.50 and s,.lj, first Finey, $3.50, Sc
yond Dada, third. Time. l.0l -,
Non starter, Pun Ball
(Racirg Entries on Page c.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-09-06
BRITISH CABINET To DECIDE
ON WAR0R PEACE IN IRELAND
At MEETING IN SCOTLAND
Formal Announcement of
Final Action" Expected
After Conference.
TRUCE NAY END SOON.
DcValera Says England Is
Trying to Sell Him Mar
garine for Butter.

DUBLIN. Sept. 6 (Assoc,ated
Press).-Eamor De Valera. the Re-
publican leader. declared in 4 ststs-
ment to the press to day that IL Eng
land issued an utmatur, to the Sim
Fem no pretense would hide that il
was an application Of force. which
must mean war and not peace.