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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

Clad in leather chaps and buckskins
and riding their favorite mounts, hun
dreds Of veterans of the plains from
all over the southwest will gather to-
day at East Las Vegas, N. NJ. for the
seventh annual cowboys reunion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04

The so-calicd "crime wave will be
the chief topic of discussion at the
convention of the Canadian
Association of Chiefs Of Police, OPEN
Ing today at Montreal.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-04
"Close-Up Of Cooperative
Marketini Deyelopuaenk

can dHceTer onsy riEfS anen ssa4e AsNS
UaHaecee0 xSEh Eexan anse~eSA Sn6
hes 1nAnaHssrC Ak15hsrS 80
epera1Ige er~sessraSss Is Suss rts
s6hae 1has Through sAss more ansSTn&se
EowssGge ~ The problem ShsS az
rsspecr3ye Ssasssk Sassi~a h1sfssaS SaSs
THAI 1he sA-1rsr Is M raEas ~ a~s~t
6ncSng speriAaSN but rossen &sA sasrS
RErzns speCixlSG -IaaeSn he A6SS
raksA Skr1rr from Asassn6 She psoxs
ARn6ses 20 TuI q snSSkssifS 6rEA&sSR>
Ions huS hire business j d who aaAS
had experience IN InsrSeSssS airsS
On sAls Ineury IL Is nossiaie SARs n
Exs SlnS enz1ss her were rsyre-
Tz1nrs On She GalEnn1ssee OF Dc shss
ms Szpiro nasn wSs MOI heiseE xsSss~
cu1 r-nssSiuztinn. T1ass Is perhaps Wis
Szplro himself, unlike his GlserSS. HISS
xhpwn hirnsssf 20 he ruiss -eSpanSare
Uxsr the larger pian.
MI n1Ss would haye Us understand
ShEs there ~Rs no ssss1nps on aass-s
on kuSanEys part bun thar own 40
EEt soEsShssr or c-oTsprorniss- u Is Sn-
tom WRIlscss Farmers report Of the
Chicago cunrEninn. TAhsy Sy- -Cnsn-
rnasoE pooling Of 1ns-shr6 OF IA
Whs01 wss b hug ISSUE before the
c~ssrysnrlun- For a day and q hkss she
ebs7 continueE On ibis urnSasan.
q aeokeE ike pooi5nk
would MTn, al then again is pcspE~
aATaU xaua6 ena- 3enisnE as q necss~
Ay 3E-T OF c-o-nper1-sEe s-SeczfE
SRHn 1no1En n was esa1sn, -eceSvec
mnrs pnhhcsg m lhuse asw herrs
hzn Il has receTge6 IN wears The
S1nEA Nnss. no~7srer- NRS o. u ~
Against E6npEur i n,npria prn3-
aA&3 "A Ene present IIns- ~ GrEI-
HHnl Lfe1 pooling wsS a
HpeoasnI Fl hi presen. time cx-raer
me mn1 S*aEhS With the cfnEsnrlnn
As n meeTnE procssaed- shs EMU
mani q EssEnE snEe1hsT ETs~ sIrnnE-
a. 30 1GAl e never vas Ay ETesf
uAnEer o. cenpfsss hrsaA sgwe
lnrse VINO ERvcrea ctssnpnssors 9oal-
1 - ana muse WING sAEr-eo Ihe fisn
e mmsn Su Aa2ascss
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81 Inc Nhs4I 1osk u TINS. nov
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lnn11 1ae WIS not packet
q! any oaEansxEI,on- Su1 thai 4 WRs
@cesaTs q FFsrT mans rsgs7naon-
anre q ao1s Ennre men WsTs
Nessn- REPRESENTATIVES, Of
Fasm BUREAU EranEN- Ep1ry, and
Mnsst M SnTE1ck Vas
oF NfsaS Grower TOR
pEmaasut es1z-msn II d1s Ime a
comNzsdFe EaS appozn1ea 10 noranafe
Io 30 10 ghacaFo Aqs1a o.
NE 0men CHOSEN iNo were feT fSe
ana che each o the Grange and
FISH, 5sTzeE vas chosen as repre-
1aFFe- he could DOT be present n Chi
the TsEs ware ably represented
there
The Compromise.
Growers AT compromising Il
a Gag before b Fargo meeting. the
Mhsa1 Growers met at Grand Forks
q made resolutions 70 go On
their organizing IN North Dakota II
Nas On this occasion tha- IA splro
pan Hzsszdopsed by TING North DE-
kot2 Wheat Nj. D1is WA
here elected chairman OF the orEn-
ixation committee and the ne1 day
Plan over anon The body gathering
phatac statement on the floor during
sSfG neTPh0~SSsnnG IN -h7rF No ~2HHN-S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-26

nido. no con el tHfH de tules de Ia dan
IA. sino con las iitinlas creacioneS lie
los modistos dc Parfas las pedre7
rfas esplGndidas de los joyeros de vie
ma.
Entonces ST que le habrfa parecido
Espana, un pals de ensueiio y.de leyen-
da. digno de ser yisitado por los dio-
scs " por las mislnas diosas!
Pero todavfa queda America. FL di-
nero del mundo, espantado de las. 10
ctlras de Europa, ha cruzado el mar
ha lido a incorporarse Il los dolares
triunfantes, aumentando considerable
mente su peso esptcflico. Hay mas-re-
yes V principles del carbon. del acero,
del petr0leo, del tocino Y de otras prl-
meras Y segundas materias indispensa
bles para eI comercio y sustentaci0n
humanos, que hubo jamas en- Ia Anne
rica Sajona. Los cuent0s de hadas y
los principles que Sc casan con mucha-
chas pobres solo pueden encontrarse
con relativa facilidad en- aquellas tie
rras de los puritanos del MdUlower,
que no sonaron en- tener tales here
defos. 81 la muleduita vienesa tiene
algunas nociones de Georgraffa, que
todo es possible. sus ensuenos deben
de ser transatlanticos.
Andrenios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-26

10 en- ella los regimientoS italianos o
servios. V no digo los franceses de
Franchet d'Esperay. porque esos la
srfan sido mejor acogidos. por virtud
lie Ia mutua corriente de francofilia y
IustrUfilia que Ell medic de la guerra
mia a estos enemigoS de OCCASION. LO
lue invadi0 a Niena fuG peor que
3anderas enemigas ondeandO entire
huestcs vencedoras: fuG Ia iniseria
La kermosa ciudad imperial qued6
reducida n la condici6n de una reina
harapienta, de un esplendido manto
de armil0. que tras la refrcga, queda
tirado por los suelos. Sill alegrfsi, su
elegancia. su frivolidad dichosa que
daron ah0gadas por un cerc0 de To-
breguez Y de pobreza. y las mulequi-
tas vienesas tuvieron que esparcirse
por ell mundo, con su novela dentro
de la cabecita rubia.
Si la guerra no hubiera asesil1ado a
viena, quizas alguna de elias habran
yenidO a Espana con un archiduque
errante de los que quisieron realizar
ell sueilO de una vida libre de los de
beres cortesanos, o con algdn magma
tie hdngaro, o acaso con algdn baron
de Ia banca judfa, personaje menos
brillante, pero mas s0lido EN- ell Orden
de los valores crematfsticos, que son
los que sc han. .salvado del diluvio, aun
que todavfa no Sc atreven a salir del
area, porque hay encrespadas olas co-
munistas Y la paloma simb0lica yuela
aturdida, sin saber 81 habra llegado
ell momento de posarse. Y habrfa We
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-26

Inn el vapOr sc han acortadO las dis
tancias entire los paises; con 81 auto
m6vil. entire las ciudades; con el te
egrafo inhalambricO entire los hom.
bres: con Ia FEDERAL VISIBLE sc
acort6 el tempo para resolver la ope.
raci6u de sumar mas complicada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-26

LAS lALNsORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 Ia ilIAS. UNGuENTO PA
20 las cura, va scan. simpIes, san
GRANTEES, externas o cen picazon. La
1rlmera aplicaci6n da alivio.
M Advt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
.sW|NDLEIRs ARE CAUGHT
AND MADE TO B+4sg1GE.
Norlhcrn Neck Authorities
Bring Fake Doctors TO
Book Promptly.
RECOVER CASH. LET MEN noo>r:
Rnltiruorr Conhdcnrc Men. After Sur
rendering Fees for Prosecution. Are
Freed hy NirkmOnd County us-
iiciRlr to Seek New Fields.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. sept. ~.
Two men travelling by auto. rcrrs-
sentins themselves ~ D.. j. w
Burns and DIR. :. w. Baker. - ;i,a-
mond. apecial!Sta went ia ,i.,c hrine
OF a X. Eeliicid. in Richmond Cot,Ir-
y. Few days ago. Mr. Eclhe!d nas
been IN bad health ior some time. anil
after persuasion. he submitted Ia m
cN"m.na, lion. i;yo glasses wee
prescribed" and left with the ~
Hent. For other ailments the doc
tor" wer- - send medicine.
Their fees amounted u $500. II
which they required $3.50 cash. check
being drawn on the Warsaw Euuk
:or $3.50. made ,payaalc To j. w.
Eurns az cash. which they collect al.
Mr.. Heiiicld later suspected th;lt -.
bad been swindlcd. aud q warrant
tcuhtinued on Page /. Col -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
L. y. CLARKE RESIGNS
FROM XII KLUX KHAN
imperial kleasi~ Also Report. Eiix-
nbcth Tyler Quits
Organization.
(Ey Asso ciated Press


ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 2i.-E. Y.
SlarHe tonight announced his vcSig-
nation az imperial IiieaSlc Of til.
knights u: the Ku Kluy Khan and
stated that his. action would auto
ma'!cally sever the connection with
III" Khan OF Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler. his
assistant.
Both had been the sui jccts o.; art:-
SicS printed in various newspapers.
ana MT. clarke declared he did not
wish to subject her longer 10 criii-
c:sn. He added that without her
ala he was neither physically nor
financially able TO carry on his work
OF promoting the Iiian's affairs
The announcement was made pub
lie i'll the form of Il letter to WH-
lam Joseph simmons. imperial wis
ard, 10 whom Clarke offered his aid
As II k'ansnan In future ii necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

ger "a, Kappa hannoch ChurGh. Essex
county. in 1888.
Mrs. Bigger was Il member O. Ice
Chapter. Daughters Of the Confcd-
cracy and WAS weil-known and popu-
lar throughout the city. Shc was
very active up TO q few years ago in
church work. and was II constant flsi-
tor 10 the SEX ana distressed
Surviving Mrs. Bigger ar. eigh,
children; Mrs. IIa. 7. Thornton. MI"
Russell l.. NorNeli. Miss r@gsie :
Bigger. samuel w Bigger. Thomas II
Bigger. John Baldwin Bigger. Hunter
Mcclure bigger, Of Richmond. and
Mrs. FredSrich Hunter Wyatt. o:
Washington, j.. g. Her graadci!ldren
are Misses Madeia me Russell. Anne
Mas. and Rainy Vaughan bigger
daughter OF Thomas n. Bigger
Funeral services VIII be held TO-
morrow afternoon q; O'Clock "a;
Monumental Episcopal Church. In
torment Mill he in ShocSoc Gene
terry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
CL EVEL AND WINS
SECOND BATTLE IN
FIGHT FOR PENNANT
Uhle Holds New York
Team to Four Scat
tered Singles.
SUGGEST FOLLOWS
TWO ERRORS BY MILLER
Babe Ruth Taken Out OF
Game in Seventh
Inning.
STAR HAS 4 STRAINED WRIST
Miller Hu9Eins Pets stili Leaf In
American League Fight for
Championship.
SUGGEST FOLLOWS
TWO ERRORS BY MILLER
STAR mas = STRAINED WRIST
Miller HuREins' Pets still Lead In
A'~ericnn League Fight for
Championship.
icy Associated Press. I


NEW YORK. Sept. o4-Cleveland
e'ened Hp its so-called Crucial
series with the New York Amcri-
cans today. taxing the second game
by the easy score OF 9to 0. Az a
result the Yankees lead In the Amer
iHan League race again has been cut
to less than two points.
F'iYe New York players reached
base on Uhle in the frs. two innings
but the Yankees could not hit in th.
pinehcs. uhle pitched brilliant baIl
sftar taesc Innings and New Yors
was helpless before his sharp breas
ing curves. He allowed only four
hits. ana New York was shut out.
!or he third time this season.
Chle had freak batting average
az he was not charged With a time
al bat. drawing three bases on balls
anu hitting suprlilcc in four times
up. He scored aftc- each OF mis-
Eases on halls. Harper pitched two
good iunin3s for New Yorl; and then
went to pieces. walking six men in
ne Third and fourth innings.
After tase on balls to l!hic. fore
'na in run in the fourth. Evans
crashed out double which sent in
Turns. o'Neill and Uhle. Shawkey
pitched better, but Cleveland scored
,hfes more runs in the sixth after
burns. the FIST man up reached base
on a nun by Ruth.
Tris Speaker played centerheld for
Cleveland for the irst time since his
injury IN ST. Louis two weeks ago.
lie was handicapped with HIS bad leg
'"t h-iaed with his usual skill. :,
crowd Of $4,000 saw the game.
yel~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
|ES7IlNAIE SHRZNKAGE
OF BILLION IN INCOME
AND PROFITS REVENUE
MRS. BIGGER, 81, DIES
AT WEST GRACEHOME,
Resident of Richmond Sixty Eight Years and Oldest
Member OF Monumental Church-Active i'm Re-
lief of Poor and Distressed.

Mrs, John Bel Bigger, widow Of
Colonel John Bell Bigger, clerk Of
the House OF Delegates and Kccpo,
Of the Rolls Of Virginia FOR more
than thirty years. died las; night a,
::io o'clock. IN her residence. sos
West Grace street Mrs. Bigger ~as
taken suddenly III OH August -.
since which time her lie had been in
the baiance, although at times her
vitality astounded The attending
physicians.
Ms. bigger was 81 Gears Old, and
UP 10 ncr sudden illness ia August.
she had enjoyed Tn. best of health.
she was d daughter OF Commodore
samuel Williams Muse and Elizaheth
EaEks Muse. OF ESSEX County. Va.
where she was born on July 10 1854.
She had been residcn; Of Richmond
for Gs years. and way the oidcs; mem
Ter OF tho Monumental Episcopal
Church She was married 10 Mr.. Big
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Move From Quantico for
Nlaneuvcrs on Wilder
ness Fields.
HARDING TO WITNESS
MILITARY OPERATIONS
+ u M o u 5 Regiments Which
Drubbed Huns at Bclleau
Wood TO Participate.
Isneclal to- The rimas.pisna,chl

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
FREDERICkSBUR VA. Sept. ~.
President Harding has accepted an
invitation to attend tho fall maneu-
ver5 o: tho United states Mar:.e
Corps at the Wilderness. He will ar
rive in Fredericksburg October Ell
route 70 the historic battle grounds
near here ard expects to remain
Sunday to Witness "A thrilling night
air attack by bombing planes on ;;n
imaginary battle snip on field.
President Harding will pass night
under tho canvas at tho cncampmcrt
and experience the life OF a soldier
on the battle held. lie will return to
Washington October ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
DR.. WILLIAM A. sTROTHER
SLAIN IN BEDFORD CO.
Killed in Home by Jesse K.
Ford. .Ir.. Following
Quarrel.
Mrs. ronD ONLY wrr->Ess
slayer Declares He Acted In Self
Defense. Going TO Physicians House
Ia settle Matters lie Declines To-
Dlsrus>-Admltted 10 HILL.
special TO The Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times y patch.
lfNCHBURG. VA. Sept -, DR..
William y. Sirother. bedford county
physician. who enjoyed "a large prac-
tice ana was well connected ia
l.. non oucE. was shot and killed this
morning at his hon+e by jesse II.
Ford Company. on state highway
contract near BoonsDoru.
Ford iinmcd,atciy surrendered HIM
self 10 Magistrate ). r Weber. and
shortly afterwards an inquest rem
dercd verdict. charging Ford with,
the shooting
Ford's Wife Only Witness.
Ford's wife, who was in Strothcr's
residence a: the time Of the shooting,
VAS til. only witness before tho cor
oEer She testified that her husband
shot Strothcr, and as lie turned IL
walk away. Stroiher raised up and
fred TWO shots at Ford Then the
physician fell dead.
Puts Body on Vcrnndn.
Al her solicitation Ford returned
and aided his wife TO carry DR..
Strothcr TO the veranda of the house
aud then he went away to surrender
himself Ford has three small chill
dren. the Youngest only nine months
old
Shorty after the inques, Ford was
taken to the county Jail NJ Bedford.
and tonight he was released on Sl0.-
coo bail. his father. j. r. Ford. sue
cessful contractor. becoming his
uondsman.
When asked for Il statement as to
tho cause leading up to the shooting.
Ford stated that he went to see DIR.
Strother. He said there had been
bad feelings between them for sew
eral weeks. lie went TO Strother's
10 see him about "a matter which he
iniled 10 describe and said that DR..
Strother attempted to shoot him.
In 4 scramble FOR the revolver
Ford claims he finally got it and fired
IL at the physician, vino fell with Il
mortal wound in the breast. |, was
after this that Mrs. Ford tcStiflc |
that DR.. Strothcr raised up. fired two
shots at her husband. who was walk
ing away and then fell dead.
VIII Plead ScIf-Defensc.
foId ihuicateu mat lie WoH;u plead
seif-defense, bat he declined to an
swer any questions as to his wife or
ner relations with DR.. STROLLER
IL is known that many ncighbors
OF the principals express no surprise
over the tragedy. Ford is degree
man OF the University of Virginia.
having married in Charlottesville
while a student there.
pr Strothcr has a wife and two
children. and has lived at Boonsboru
for number al years. having prac-
,iced for sometime at bedford. Va.
before moving TO Boonsboro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
DIR. HADLEY,S FATHER PLANS
TO ATTEND SONS TRIAL HERE
Has SET NoDaie for Arriva--Boyhood Chum of Pl,ysi
elan Writes of Confessed Wife Slayer as
He Knew Him in Youth.

DR.. WILMER Amos IIadley. awaiting
trial in tIcnricp County Jail on a
charge OF muideriug his vile. sue
Tinsley ilad.ey. nearly ,arce yca:s
ago. has received word that his
father. who runs = general store in
Fricndswood. %rexGs. VIII arrive in
Richmond in time Cor the triai. The
elder Had!ey. sheriff Webb Sydnor
states. has set no date FOR his arrival.
simply saying that no would come in
time TO BIO with his son. when the
trial begins.
DR.. Hadley was a model boy and
an exemplary young man. according
tcl n statement wrlttcntor The Times.
Dispatch ty DR.. U. j., Marney, OF
Oklahoma City. Okla, who was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
DiSCOTER 900 QUARTS |
STORED IN PENSACOLA
QUARANTINE STITIONI
Carcfaher Is Held in Sl.5OO
Bail, FOLLOWING Lip
nor Raid.
IEv Nssnciatcl press.l

PENSACOLA. FLA. Sept. ii
Frank Farrell carctaicr at the quar-
aatinc station in the harhor here. is
at liberty under $500 bail follow
ing the discovery OF approximately
900 quarts o! liquor in the loft OF
the station by Federal officials
Evidence that liquor was being
struggled into the countr: through
Pensacola resulted several days ago
in the determination OF the auti,ori-
ties TO sca-cn every nook and corner
OF the islands and mainland adjacent
to Pensacola BAY. and discovery OF
the cache in the station was the Out
come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
DEMOCRATIC DRIVE.
FOR STATE OFFICES
BEGINS THIS WEEK!
Heavy Artillery of Party
Leaders Now PINNED
for Action.
FLOOD FIRES FIRST Gun
IN HALIFAX TOMORROW
+. Lee Trinklc, Candidate for
Governor, Makes Keynote
Speech Tuesday.

beginning tomorrow auG continu-
ing until the eve OF election. Novcm-
Der ). the big gums OF TIC Demo -atic
forces will be constantly trained on
the Republican cohorts who ere now
stumpins tho state IN bchalE Of their
suberantorial and other nominees Ii
what appears to BE- = we.!-urga ni.cd
effort to SO reduce iii" Dcmocr:i,. "a.
majority in Virginia "a TO maLe an
impression at National Republican
headquarters.
Democratic: lenders assert tha,
they haven't n modicum Of rea, a :
10 the result IN November. out they
believe AN oid-faShioncG campaign.
in which thc story of Democracy viii
he rctold in every section Of the
state, VIII serve TO drive from their
ranks the last Ncst!sc OF upatiy
and at the same time stand as a
message % unmista!5ablo imr0r, to
the rest Of the country. when the
votes are counted. tina: Virginia IS
az strongly Democratic tod.r az 81.
ever VAS.
q. D. y. Machine Runs smoothly.
While the Republican, machine IS
hitting on all six cylinders. is smooth
" oiled and we'll financed. and IT'S
chauffeurs arc lreaz!edlv speeding ~
and down the STATE III defiance OF al.
oratoricai endurance laws. leaders OF
the dominant party In Virginia do not
believe voters OF tho STATE nre tci!a-
unusual interest in the procedure.
But iron, now on. the Democra Is
will becom: active. Congressman
Hal y. Flood. clia;r!a n vi the STATE
Democratic COMMITTEE. opens IN:
campaign with a speech in Haitian
tomorrow. senator L. Lee T.!nKiu.
Democratic candidate for Governor.
wiil speak IN Ciimtwood on the .oi-
owing day. ani October w!il iind
nim III Chr!siiansourass. ON October
> Nj. TrinKlc speaks IN Lexington
ana in Roanoke oil Octoosr {. lie viii
speak In Chesterfield on October ~.
Mr.. rriniile wt!! pass mnch Of has
time in Richmond during fair week.
The Democratic nominees o:nor
speaking dates Wal! DC arnoun> cd
later
Chairman Flood SPEAKS a, a:!ddi :
sex Tuesday afternoon and at W,st
,Con,;nucI on Page =. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
DIR. BUTLER CALLER
AT WHITE HOUSE
Tells President of His Impression of
European OpiniHn an
Disbursements
tBy Associated Prcss.I

WASHINL;TuN. -cpt. 2i.--.Dr. Eiah-
elias Murray B,;ior. OF New York.
WHO retertly returned :rom an eN-
iensive European TOUR, today gave 10
President lia:dir2 come OF his i'm
pressions Of opinion abroad regard
Ing the armament conference and
other current subjects. He will .be
the Presidents guest over the week :
end.
DR.. Butler frequently has been
mentioned for diplomatic post, but
there was no official indication today
that he had been selected for such
an appointment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
MARINE CORPS WILL MOVE
AGAINST WILDERNESS MONDAY

Especial to The Times Ris7atch.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-An array
ot 5000 marines. comprising the ma.
rine corps East coast expcditionGry
force. will break camp a, Quant.cr.
Va. before daylight. Monday morning
and begin series OF nlsneuvers IN
tho greater part Of the coming we aE.
fina! details Of these manouva-s
were announced by the marine corps
headquarters. including the mobile
units which Will. participate the az
inf' "uuadronS and the special troop;
actdtd TO make tho campaign com
nicte In addition To The tactical eX-
erc.s,s and sham battles In whica
&rSil!ery ofrheavy calibor and all The
acGe saories OF modern war wall be en-.
PLACED, tho demonstrations will cover
The famous battlefield or Councillors.
'.'!e. The fer2e engaged viii b. the
largest mobilized under III. American
nag since the world war.
Famous Regiments "a Maneuycr.
The main force will consis, of NV,
regiments OF infantry. TIL. Fifth al
sixth Regiments. which stopped til.
Hefrhn advance 1T Bel,eau Wooi
Tie Tenth Regiment q. Marine ar,,,.
'frE equipped with Freuch 75's: "a.
sdcit;onnl battery %. 81 milii,nc,.r
h"tN.' artillery; q regiment ,.
specialists. intending engineers. ST.
'ta: troops. pioneers. bridge builders
ana Special detachment handlin.
mine ih1owers. antiairSraft guns.
giant nc!i searchlishts, tractors.
thnkS .atmorcd cars ANA other ~
nlinnce:..
Four squadrons OF the Marin. ada
.."h 'oFee VIII be sent, Including SIX
martin oonoers similnr 10 those
"h.ch sank the German battlcshii.
'Continued on Page .. Col. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Issue i0.OM,. 600 Rnhi- Hills.
tBy Associated Pr-ss.l

TBy AaSocintrd Pr-sS.I
MOSCOW, Sept. 24.-The SOVIET
government announced today a new
issue Of 100000. 100000 and 10.
100000 ruble bills good only until
July !. 1895. These large denon;na-
lions are necessary. oecausc OF ~"
lmpossibility OF carrying millions ~
rubles in small bills. it was IA
nounced. Al the present official "a, +.
the dollar is worth "a little less IN ..
10000 rublcs.