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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-23


the subject he might be expected to
exclaim: "Nol A thousand times
nol"-once for each wife.
AS an authority on the eubjset
Eugene O'Brien says: when we
kiss and make up in the movies
we taste the makeup more than
the kisses
Restaurant scenes will. OF course,
he essential to when Women
Wait"
Despite many unbelievers, Jus
tice" will be done-even in the
movies.
"Big Town Ideas" are about all
we get in too many photoplays.
They don't always fit into small
town situations.
"Yow Home Comes First says
acSv film title.
II sras not dlsedys ihnS in prs-I'ol-
stead days.
"When Youth Rebels" viii come
to the screen about the time school
begins again.
"You Can't Fool Your Wife" is a
lesson in 6lm-titles some husbands
will never learn.
Soaring on Borrowed Wings" is
considered venturesome undertak-
ing for most everyone except Elaine
Hammerstein7- and she does it in the
safety of the movies.
On the chance that they viii re-
member to- attend, Owen Moore is
turning out photoplay for "The
Forgetters."
Life may be O gamble for some
folks but The flm-tiflers seem TO play
only morul rinciies.
AS a movie subject, "a Man of
Stone would seem. to be hard to
pleaseE Nevertheless Selznick is
oo;nu 70 +rxy n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
Liberty Will
Stage Charlie
Chaplin Contest

\ There isn't small boy In Seattle
who hasn't tried his hand at imitat'
ing Charlie chapiin's funny walk and
comlcai antics. And every Md In Sc
attic II going 10 hive chance 20
be Charlie Chaplin next saturday
morning.
who Is seattie's best Charlie Chap.
linz
That's what the management of
the Liberty wants 10 know and they
are going to give $50 TO find out
They want 10 get a line on Chap.
lin imltatora since from time 10 time
n IN possible for those who can earl.
catnrc the worlds most famous
comedian 20 earn some money on the
side ut this unusual speciality. just
think. kids. what "A chance.
or course. everybody in town
know. that Charlie is AT the Liberty
this week in bis latest comedy. "The
Idle Class" And II Ia IN conJunc-
tion with this picture that the the.
atre Ii going 10 stage the contest.
In The Star tonight Il IL advertising
four prizes for the boys, ages 20
rs inclusive. who can initiate Charles.
SO RIG yourself out, boys-you know
the old familiar togs--derby hat,
baggy trousers. dinky mustache and
the flexible cane which makes Up the
screen Characterization OF Chaplin.
There will be four cash prizes.
and beside that. admission TO the
Liberty 20 sec the picture for all
those who show up with good Chap.
lin imitAtors. since from time TO time
motion picture OF the whole crowd
IL to be shown later on the Liberty
screen ir the Liberty News.
Time and place OF the contest
viii be the Liberty theatre al 10
O'Clock next Saturday morning.
Police reserves viii be called out n
necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
COLONIAL

WHAT chance has one girl
w against three meuf Can a
Girl reared In the ciolstcred atmos'
phere of the school room. pit her
woman's wit against the bruins OF
men who are powers In Wall Street
against men OF the worid--and
wtny
OF such strong dramatic material.
with n icayening OF romance. Is
They Shall Pay the new picture
attraction starring Iottlc fickford
a. the Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
THANKFUL M WAS NOT A WOMAN

The late Lawson Tni;. % Eng.
land. tho great woman's doctor. said
he never went TO bed Mt night with.
out thanking heaven he was not
born a woman. No doctor ever know
better than he what women have 90
suffer at some times OF their lives.
IL was an American woman. long
since passed 20 her reward. who In.
trcduccd a combination Of roots and
herbs called Lydia r. Piukham's
Vegetable Compound. that has
proved wonderfully successful in
mitigating suffering and relieving
disease Of women. IL has brought
relief To thousands Of women who
suffered from female iIls,--Advcr,
tiaernent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
CONSTANCE BINNEy
IN NEW PICTURE

Constance Blnney is coming TO Sc,
attic soon. She In 20 be seen at tho
Winter Garden In THE Case Of
Becky" n delightful screen version
Of tho stage play which made such a
hit IN New York eryerai years ago.
under the direction OF David Beiaseo.
when Frances Starr played the stsl.
lar role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

los ANGELES. Oct. IA few
weeks ago Vera fteadrnan. screen
loomedicnne. completed twin baby
comedy entitled n Pair Of slxes."
Today the star In again playing the
part--this time In real life.
Mother and both daughters dolnx
splcndidly.- Good samaritan hospital
reported.
Miss steafman In private life Ia
Mrs. Jack Taylor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

tho front rapidly and whose dra-
matte ability izs developing with
each new picture.
Miss Lee has everything that goes
to make successful screen star
youth. beauty and talent she IN
extremely pretty rs the little chorus
Eirl IN After tho show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
DANCER IN
QUEEN or SlIEBA-

Ethel Ferris. one of the dancing
chorus in william Fox's latest cine
ma offering. queen Of shsbs.
which comes TO the blue Mouse
saturday. was formally premiere
danscuss with the Chicago Opera
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

From bathing ruits 70 leopard
skins. In Moonlight rollies." al
the Clemmer this week. Marie pro
yost the former Sonnet, bathing
queen. bids fond farewell 10 bathing
suits. 2nd dona a cute little leopard
skin fer a number OF scenes IN this
story.
Moonlight Foliles" Il the first Of
number OF special attractions ir
which Miss prevos; n 20 star unasi
her Universal contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

''The Coiem" ends its Broadway
run after ~ weeks. ia consecutive
performances,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
fE40''
INDUCES
81 LIZ EP

Humphreys Number Forty" In.
duces Repose. and Natural. Refresh
ing sleep.
For Insomnia slcepiessneas.
Wskrfulnefn. Nervousness.
No Narcotic. No opiate. No Dope
No habi, forming Drugs. Strictly
Homeopathic.
soc and TOO. at DRUG Stores, or
sent on receipt Of price. or G. o. u.
Parcel Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
Ellie NOISE

Tully Marshall. whose mas,erful
eharac'erization 'of Chan Chang. the
Chinese merchant prince. Is an out.
standing feature Of The Cup Of
Life the Thomas fnce production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
COLISEUM

Lila Lee has charming role In
After the show" tho picture drama
at the Coliseum this week. Here
Is a little actress who has come TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

at the Blue Mouse this week. She
Il one Of tho best charoter actors
upon the silver sheet.
The Cup OF Life" stars Hobart
Bosworth. IL Il eoiorfui druma
which evolves around the racial a.
yldinE line between the Oriental
and Occidental.
STRAND
Thos. who love Douglas Fair
ban~ks for his action will find
plenty OF u In his latest effort. The
Three Muaketeors.- at the Strand
this week. There are is ducis
fought In the picture. In ono OF
which D'Artagnan and the three
munkeiecr2 take on eight rivals.
FAIRBANKS used nearly 100 sets. all
Of them exact counterparta Of the
rooms they represent In his screen
version Of the Dumas masterpiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

The man was dead. The shlftiess.
trying husband OF her giriheod
dreams had passed away. IL was
just another trial for the little
mother. who was called upon TO
bear the burden OF all the family
gricfs and mizfortunes. II Is all
told in over the Hiil" the photo.
play Of life In an average rural
family. win Carleton wrote the
story with his poets pen, and VIII
liam FOX produced Il for the screen.
-over tho mr. IL now In IT'S sec
ond week at the Winter Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
LIBERTY

Charlie Chaplin for the first time
In his hcreen career ~ playing a
dual role In The idle Class." now NJ
tho Liberty. lie appears ~ n wealthy
man--drcss suit and everything
and asa tramp. Tho he pulls lots
OF funny stunts in the role OF the
absent minded rich husband. he u
much funnicr IN his regular screen
makeup as the tramp.
Chaplin has Injected score of
original comedy situations into the
plot of The Idle Glass;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12
Humphreys ''Seventy-seven"
breaks up Colds that hang

soc and 81 %. at Drug stores. or
sent on receipt OF price. or G. O. II.
Parcel Post
uamphssys' Homeo. Medicine Co..
Sc William street. New York. Book
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-12

Marie Preuosf, the former
bathing queen, has become
concerted TO milk baths as
the proper manner in which
TO start the dag. In Moon
light Foilies," her first Uni
rersai starring vehicle now
Snoring at the Clemmer, Miss
Prerost INDUCES in this iur-
ury before the camera.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Mnf oer Mlm, ID giebt'a
tod Siim0'!

So E--" -. s. =
Son ser gl1pe ragt.e in @aus nieolid
iibers Sbal binaus,
Drinnen tpobnt NIT frobem Stnn eine
f90ne 9ennerin.
5ennerin iingt 10. mandes 2ie0, ment1
ourds Gbal ein Nebel 5iebt.
&or6, es flingt burd Suit un6 8tno:
sll1f ser Slim, a11f Ser 'Mlm, ia, auf
ser SLIM, % gibt'S foa Siino,
gluf ser Mlnt, auf Ser Slim, ia, anf Ser
slim, 90 gibt's foa Suno'!
9lls id iingit al1f ibroffem &fao IT,
rem @araotes genabt,
Grat iie flint gu mir berans, bot our
&erberg' mir ibr SOUS,
6rogt nit lang: @as tBult al bier?
Sonoern febte ii6 5l1 mir,
Sang ein 2ieoden, meid nno Limo:
@uf Ser Stint, uim. -
l1no als ib 6ann bon ibr ibie6, Hang
bon fern mir nod lift 2ie6,
ltno 5uglei9 nit Sdmer3 un6 2uit
trltg ids bel mir l1nbemubt:
l1n6 1eit6em, mo id MIR Bin, i6mebt
Dor mir sic 6ennerin, !
&or' lie rllfen:: &or1m gei6min6. :
Mllf 6er, Slim, n1n. -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

5i6ere Nn5ei9en bafir, .bab man
@irmer bat, beiteben 6drth, bab sman
6te 8irmer ielbi It ODER 11ur Settle bteier
Yaraliten abfiibrt. DteS gei9tebt iez
bod ni6t febr oft. 8%eionoere Nnz
3ei6en ftnb Ste fo%1senben: 8erlnit beS
NppetttS NIT selesentlider @iertsfeit,
beleste 3unge, So%bbrennen, S9merz
gen I'M Mage11, Elm friedenbeS @eflbl
i'm Masen unb Ginoemeiben, OBJ
ftruftton86rud I'M @alie, %fortmdbren>
beS NuSipuden, Sto6ern in ber Maie,
l1nperbauli6fett, S6mer3en I'M Slit
ten nnb @ltebern, bunfle &tnge nnter
ben Nusea, 8lutoerluit ODER 8luts
armut, &opfi@mer5en unb @6minoel
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unb Mubeloiisfett bel Madt.i &rdmpfe
ober epileptti6e Mnfdne, Srrfinn,
M9ania, @6iele1t .:ulrb ar16ere unsez
n6bnli6e 3uitdnoe fits anerfannte
8egleiteri9etnnngen bel Mntpeienbett
bpn 8an6mirmern i'm Darmfanal
utlb peri9mtnoen, men11 Der @urm
abgetrieben lit. 8tele Mdnner, Grauz
Ell unb &irber nerber erfolglos fir
tfsenb eine anbere &ranfbeit bebanbelt,
tperr tatid9lt6 tbr mtrfltde8 9eiben
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iiten surid3uftbren 1T. @enn sSte
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fpihen. hmm hefteIIen este fih cine n0I[e
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bon @irmern beftimmt lit, mel6e
3ebn Collar un6 a6tunopter3ig Gent
|foitet. Gtne bulbe 8ebanblung foftet
|ie68 Dollar nn6 finfunbiieb3is Gent.
9irb ru9 Gmpfars ether Boitan>
metiung, 9ege1t 8ar ODER 8anfmediel
5ugeianbt.. 8erfauft 1ur bon Der
Maroel Meb. Gey Dept, &>82 1905,
lRittsbursb. 8a. Aop. l0
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Sriinn iett burh Mus5ieben f4le6=
ter 3abne furiert ur0 ~ebenfallS
bir1 Gntfernung beS 8attb=
fpurme4 aus 0ent ,Snftetn.

f'--E-- = -- g. 80.
Mooerne Dip6ologen beballpten,
bab btele, Sal[e Don Srritm perfau1ten
3dbnen 3ugeidrteben merben mtiiien----
es.iit bemna6 n0ttg, bette Sorefdft anf
Sbre 53dbne gu oertpenoen. Man fat
ebenfallS feftgeiteat, bab Die getn6bn=
t1t6en @iirner, 9enannt 9inz, 8eefz,
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MAIDEN. Mebr als baS. SOB >puroe
In ptelen Tdllen bur9 8ernadldlitz
9nng bieier Baraiiten berbeigefiibrt.
@enr Ste bemna6 ber Nnii6t itnb,
ireerb nel6e @iirmer tn ii6 gu baz
ben, bann tun Sic .iofort 56ritte,
biefelben IDS7umer6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
'Gabrplal,. Der Gtttn.
bahnen.
Chicago d Northwss.srh

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

stunbenplatt Der gnrnidule beg
gNfetp M1tner 9ltrttuereitts.
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Mtttmo9 Madmittag 4:3O bis
$50; ai.
Samstag Morsen, 9 bis 10.
2. 2%ndbenflaiIe, Alter LA Sabre
Montag Na6mtttag 4:3O bis
$50. !:
Donnerstae Ma6mittae 4:3o bis
$50.
3. 34glinge, Mlter 14--,l8 Sabre
Montag Mbenb 1880 bis 8:45..
Treitag Mbenbs 1880 bis $50.
4. Mdb6enflaiie, Sitter Gil Sabre
Dienstag Ma6mtttas 4 BITS s.
sTrettqg Na6mittag bis 5.
5. Mdb9entlaiie, Alter. 11-l5
18ienstag ,Ma6mittag 5 bis s.
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6. Mdb6enflaiie, Sitter 15-l17
Miftpo9 Nbenb 1880 Bic $3.50.
Sqmstag Nbenb 1880 bi8 $3.50,
z. Sunefrate1 lnb Trauen &laiie
9onnerstas Aben6 8 btS g. ubrs
s. Mdniertlolie
Dienstag Mbenb 8:15 BITS 1000.
.6rettag Nbenb $3.50 Bis 1000.
Mntnn 2etbDlb,
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
.Jnlann.

gieienoefisit Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@aibington, 8. 6. - 9as De~
fiat Ser @6ifiabrtsbeb6roe flrs Dos
lebte 6isfaliabr betragt i'm ga115ctl
$3SO,OO0,OOO o6er $280,000;0OO
mebr, pie bisber angenommen mur-
be. Scr Doriisenoe Cost
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Mstnneapolts uao ct. eo,is
MDrb1id atbenb. ),

gtep l1lr1 H. ct. Yaul. sis n1oreeJeS
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eotdler 6ra4t3u8. $50 Mdlbn.s
allle 8ise stben tdait&
psen @orntags. aE5se:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Biuiau u. q taenner q etnta
Mll0emeincS
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@erfderumss,Weiddft :.
0erii6ert eese,l Ge,ter, 9agel, 1orsEs
.tabo, Mutomobil> llnfall irr1ht Ncben4s
ueriiderrte In ben beiten,.. 8erfi9e'.
ri1tgss @eiellidaften. ~
@r~uubeisentum aefauft nnb Ders'
lanft. 40 -.
@eietlide Dofumente eelider strt+
lperoen ausgeitellt. Das A~uSborger1
bon @elo mirb beioret unb Darrpfftttt'
Gabrtarten mer6en oerfauft. /. i; Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
C,ep,enceau Defends Treaty
(By The Associated Press:

A.JACCIO, Corsica, Sept. a.
Georges Clemenceau, former pre-
mier of France, defended his work
In the drafting of the Versailles trea-
~ between the allies and Germany,
in an address at Sartena. near here,
yesterday. r
II stand by the treaty of versail-
les" he said. "It may not be per-
feet. but it will give genuine satisfac-
tion to France if it's conditions are
carried out"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
on March

ST, ALBANS, w. ga. Sept. 3
Womenn al children fror the Little
Coal liver country, where armed
bands have gathered along the east
ern slopes Of Spruce Fork Ridge.
have arrived here in large numbers
md are quartered in hotels and with
private families.
Many of them are the families OF
business and professional men, al
though some are the wives and chill
dren of miners. People who have
come from the mining country tell
of the constant arrival of bands OF
men from many parts OF southern
and central West Virginia. all OF
them armed. 1t is also related that
all work in the region has been
abandoned, while business is at a
standstill.
Reports reaching here this morn
ing said the physicians from towns
around Blair had been summoned
to that place where a temporary
hospital has been opened for the
wounded in the fighting along
Spruce Fork Ridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Al Harvest Home.

IBy The AssucIateu rTesb'J
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. RE
publican candidates for senator, as
sembly and freeholder. Albert w.
Appleby. James Edgar. Arthur Hill
pot, William S. Hannah, Robert X.
Vandenbergh, George S. Applegate'
Oscar Runyon and William Stults
attended the Harvest Homo cele-
bration in Midtown last night. About
one thousand people were present
William Suits of Cranbury. a candl.
date for the general assembly, filed
his petition in the county. clerks OF
fee this morning. and is his own
campaign manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
City Briefs

Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1886,
Fraternal Order of Eagles. at its
meeting tonight at Eagle hall ex-
poets to initiate several candidates
and to award the $40 in gold for the
benefit of the aerie. Worthy Presi-
dent John H. Patten is expected to
welcome a large turnout of the men,
bers for the first night after the
summer vacation. Preparations for
the fall work will be outlined at this
meeting.
The steamer William A. Kenny,
a 6,20O-ton vessel locked at the
Perth Amboy Dry Docks yesterday
afternoon for repairs. The boat is
owned by the Crowell Thurlow
Steamship Company of Boston,
Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
priend Cabinet I'm Crisis

PARIS, Sept. 2-Premier BRANDS
cabinet is declared by the Echo De
Paris to face what amounts to a
crisis. Paul Doumer, minister of
finance, is likely to resign as a re-
suit of yesterdays cabinet meeting,
at which he was criticized when the
subject of the inter-allied financial
agreement reached on August 1S was
discussed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Child Hurt in Fall

A two year old grandson of Mrs.
Wilbert Of $50 Sheridan street is in
the Perth Amboy City Hospital suf-
fering from injuries received yester-
day when an unattached door In
the butcher shop of George Young
at 1919 Smith street, fell on him.
Although the condition of the child
was declared to be serious yesterday
afternoon, a report from the hospi-
tai this morning said the boys con-
dition showed improvement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Root Declines Nomination

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-Elihu Root
has declined a nomination as a men,
Der of the international court of
justice under the League OIL Nations
because of his advanced age. The
Italian consulate announced today
Mr.. Root had made his refusal
known in a letter to President
Titonni, of the Italian senate as
chairman of the italian nominations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Turk Forces Fall Back

TBy The Associated Press.I
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. q
Turkish nationalist forces, which
have been fighting a desperate bat
tie against the Greeks in the loop of
the Sakaria river in Asia Minor are
withdrawing toward Angora.
Both Greeks and Turks have suf-
fered heavily during recent fighting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
probe Old Bridge Robberies

IBy Evening News Stan orIesponuene'
detectives of the prosecutors office
era investigating many robberies
which have occurred during the past
few weeks at Old Bridge. The last
nna TO be reported took place on
Wednesday night when Squires ga.
rage was entered, 800 worth OF
goods taken, also So in change from
the cash register.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Local Bus Drivers Fined

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. e.
Two Perth Amboy bus drivers.
George McCabe and Peter Ziegler.
were fined IS each this morning by
Recorder Tindell in the New Bruins
wick police court for traffic VIOLA
lions. Three other Perth Amboyans
driving buses to New Brunswick Wall
be tried in the morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
c,ass BUSINESS Recovering

GLASSBORO, Sept. 2:-South
Jersey glass bottle manufacturers
declared their business is beginning
to show signs of recovery from the
recent depression. They say more
bottles are being used today since
prohibition went into effect because
of the use of soft drinks. They say
closed shops was the cause of the
cancelled orders,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Wounded Men on Train

MADISON, w. Va, Sept. "A Z.
& o. train which the armed forces
around BLAIR have been using since
regular service on Little Coal river
branch was stopped passing through
here this morning bound
Whitesville, a mining village on the
wyoming county border.
: In one car it was stated were
bodies of a number of Whitesville
men who had fallen in fighting. A
physician reported he had treated
Two Rmen who reached Madison
during the night from the vicinity
of Blair. One had a gunshct wound
In the arm and the other said he
had fallen over a cliff in the noun
tains. According to authorizes
shere was another brush on BAR
mountain this morning. The hrlng
continued for a!n;ost an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
TroubIe at Uniontown

CNIONTOWN, Pa, Oct. 2-Sherlf
I. l. Shaw, of Uniontown, County
Detective John J. Russell and four
teen members of the Pennsylvania
state police armed with rlhes n
machine guns went to Allison, near
here, early today m dispersed a
crowd of striking miners who nae
MANNED to march on several indie
pendent operations in that district.
IF was the second time this week
that the sheriff had been called upon
to halt a march of men at Allison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
Airplanes Also on way
MI ..n,fotAA praog

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. Ten OF
the seventeen army airplanes which
landed here yesterday on their way
from Langley field to West Virginia,
got away for their destination early
yoday.
six of the seven remaining planes
were expected to get away later n
the day. it was announced. one OF
the planes fell in trying to get OH
and was so badly damaged that II
win have to be shipped back for re-
pairs officers stated. No n was
aurt in the fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-02
General Bandholtz Acts.

CHARLESTON, w. va, sept
The recommendation that federal
troops be sent into the disturbed
urea of West Virginia, having been
granted by the war department.
Brigadier General H.. H. Bandholtz,
who will be in command, busted
himself today working out details of
placing the soldiers at strategic
points. He opened headquarters in
the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone building, taking an extra floor.
Extra telephones were installed and
every facility was provided to keep
n direct touch with the disturbed
counties and with Washington.
Troops from Camp Sherman are
expected during the day while those
from New Jersey will not arrive I'M
iii tomorrow.
General Bandholtz was studying a
large map on the wall when a cor
respondent Of the Associated Press
Visited the headquarters. He was
working out details and expected to
be able to direct the various COM
panies to strategic points as they ar
rived.
There was no authentic informa-
ton at the office of Governor Nor
gan beyond the report that things
were quiet in the vicinity OF the
Boone and Logan counties line,
where the large bodies of men are
concentrated with the intention OF
marching into Logan county.
Telephone reports were to the et-
,ect that all wire communications TO
the ~so-called front have been u OH
Ind that more men were still going
through Madison to join those op-
posing the peace officers at the coun-
ty.