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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
MARION DAVIES IS REAL ACTRESS
by JAMES ". DEAN

NEW YORK Marion Davies has
~ forgotten that shs u beautiful
Those who sponsor her In the films
have forgotten that fact. also. Thus
she becomes ono of the most accom-.
plishcd screen stars OF tho present
day.
This writer used 20 SEQ Miss
Davies screen vehicles with consider.
able regularity and with tho same
regularity return to his typewriter
20 write half a column or so 10 tell
tho world. AZ least that part which
read his stuff and ran. what a mlscr.
able actress tho young lady was. and
what a tlrcaome paatime Il was 20
look upon yards and yards or her
face In soft focus
Then came Tho Younk Diana"
and galvnnlc shock Miss Davies
was really acting, This writer was
probably the first ono outside the en-,
ploy OF William Randolph Hearst.
who employs Miss Davies. 70 chron.
ieio the fact OF Miss Davies artistic
CROWN.
Then In when Knlghthood was
In Flower Miss Davies played tho
roio as probably no other actress Of
tho screen could have played u. She
earned full recognition al star by
her work in that film. but a feR
doubtiug Thomaaes said. wait.
Let's ssc u she can do u again.
shs does 1; again in Little Old
Now York" In this picture ahe plays
the role Of an Irish lass who clips
her hair and masqucrades NJ hoy
20 claim fortune left TO her In the
New York Of Robert F'uiton'a day.
Hero again Miss Daviea fills dlf.
ficult role as probably no other
actress Of the screen could have filled
a. There is little difference between
her stimulation OF emotion in this
film and life itself.
BY her work in when Rniehthood
Was In Flower" and Little old New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
JACKIE IS NOW
A "SIX-GUM KID"

Jackie coosnn has new title,
self imposed. Upon the starlst's re.
turn from an extended vacation at
ais daddys ranch on aiantcre Creek
in the high slerras. he rornpcd into
the studio offices CARRIED Ia chaps.
riding boots and large somhrero.
and declared IN loud voice, I'm
the six gun kls from Ianter Greek.
and I'm hard kuy"-and by way
Of demonstration hs twiried two
mean looking six shooters long since
disqualified fer active duty by rca
son OF certain missing essential
parts.
So the famous young star win be
known 10 his studio associates as
the six gun kid" at least until the
novelty wears of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Conducted in cooperation with
Associated First National Pictures.
Incl
Miml--It seems the Mexican cen.
sors believe what's good for Us is
good for them. Without a protest.
The Girl Of the Golden West was
allowed 20 be shown. In fact the re-
port stated that It Was excellent en-.
tertalnment.
Billy--Yes. the matter Of divorce
between William S. Hart and his
wife has been dropped as far as
Dame Gossip is concerned. we
learn now. tina, she doesn't believe
in divorce for the good OF the child
We wonder whether they viii be
reconelied. because you know. Bill
"a the kind OF man who never
forgets.
II. |. VI should say not Peggy
Joyce objects strenuousiy TO playing
vamp on the screen. In fact. she
declared that she had played her
last yamp either on or off the
screen. a picture is now being
written for her in which she Ger.
tainly win not plny the vamp SO
you see now. you were evidently
misinformed.
Martha Not yet does corrine
Griffith appear as star. II is
quite true that she is taking the
leading role in Black Oxen" but
II viii not DE until she starts on
Lilies OF the FIELD that she will
be starred Yes. AL good things
come 10 those who wait.
Peggy-Change her gender-in the
moviesl First there is Anna Q.
Nilsson who become a man in pom.
iola." then there is Dorothy Mac
kaill who ions a mans garb in
The Fighting Blade" and then
comes Connie Taimadge tripping
f-frhf In NTH hat- ,,aaa..,tg,.n nt.f-n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

]. Warren Kerrigan has an ex-s
cellent opportunity 10 display his
skill as fencer in The Man From
Brodney's." which is now in pro-
duction. One OF the vivid scenes in
this special production based on the
novel by George Barr Mccutcheon,
Is a duel in which Mr.. Kerrlgan Is
one Of the principals. Other noted
players who are working in this
picture are Alice Calhoun. Miss Du-
Pontl Wanda Hawley. Pat o'MalIeyl
and Kathleen Key The picture is
being made at vitagraph's Holly
wood studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
BLUE MOUSE

Tho story of Little Johnny
Jones" now at the Blue Mouse.
deals with an American jockey and
hts efforts 10 thwart a plot which
ruins his reputation and deprives
him OF his sweetheart. Johnny
Hines. the popular comedian. has a
speedy and funny part, which is one
OF the hes, nc has ever taken on the
screen. The supporting cast mum
bers several able players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
TEzE
l)C1&;,1O
ToDAY's PROGRAMS
SCREEN

SCREEN
NErRoroITrAN-"Ths Covered
Wagon"
coIiSEuM-Buster Keaten In Three
Age"
LBERrY-May MeAvey In ~Isr
Reputation"
BLUE MoUSIs--lehuny Hines In
Little Johnny jeacs,s
SrRAN D-rolA NeEri In 'Frhe
Cheat"
MBIA-"BdEht Lights Of
broadway"
WINTER GARnEN-sessue IIayakA-
wa In The Nermilion rcneli.'
COLON IAI-Thomas Mrighan Ia
The Man Who Saw Tomorrow"
STAGE
oRPHEUM-nessie Barriscale and
ether vaudeville features,
uEILIG--wnl kinE and company
presenting "Nuu1i lie Surprised"
fANrAGES-Naricty Naudc, llic
PALACE WIF-Naedertilc aud photo
play. "Leyrbound."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
C o L o N A l.

Tho final showing OF Thomas
Meighan's picture. The Man Who
Saw Tomorrow" at the Colonial.
win take place Saturday night,
Starting Sunday tho screen az.
traction will DO The Abymmai
Brute" Reginald Denny's big prize
ring picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
WINTER GARDEN

'The vermiliion Pencil" with
sessue Hayakawa and Bessie Love.
win be shown for tho last times At
the Winter Garden Saturday. Love.
Bound Is the unusual title given
Shirley Mason's picture. which will
be the next feature at tho Winter
Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
COILS E U NJ

Buster Keaton's initial feature
length comedy. Three Ages. -
opened an engagement at the
Coliseum Saturday morning. Three
Ages" Is hailed as the most hilarious
~ funny picture OF Keaton's career.
and II is said 10 be packed with
thrills. 1, satirizes the three ages,
cave-man. Roman and modern. offer.
ing innumerabel laughable sltua.
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

here. II Is now starting on is second
week OF showing and Is stiil draw.
ing large audiences, In The Cheat"
Miss Negri has role quito different
from any OF those she has previously
taken. The story has happy end
ing. which Is something almost new
10 the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
PALACE HIP

Vengeance OF tho Deep" a
thrilling sea drama. - the new
screen feature on tho Palace Hip
program Tho story Is laid IN tho
South Sea islands and II romantic
and Intense. Ralph Lewis. VIr.
glnia Brown Faire and Van Matt
more arc the principle players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
HERE'S BABY PEGGYS
DAILY ROUTINE
at seven.

BREAKFAST at seven.
- Has her picture makeup
applied al eight.
Arrives on the movie set at
nine and works until eleven.
Light lunch. usually egg.
shake. and more work until one
Thru for the day, another
lunch and afternoon.
Play, OF her own devislng. us
ually make.believe acting with
her sister, until dinner. occa-
sionally sees movie.
Bedtime. seven TO seventhirty
That" says Mrs. Marion
Montgomery. mother OF the star.
Is all there is to Baby PeSgy's
life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
LIB E r TY

a story Of scandal and romance Is
told In the new feature AZ the Lib.
erty. in Her Reputation. which IL
called Newspaper ,lfar'a May Nc.
Avoy as The star. has strong and
appealing role and receives the best
OF support from cast including
Lloyd Hughes. Casson Ferguson.
Eric Mayne and other well known
players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Four little youngsters were select
ed recently by the Warner Brothers
TO portray the roles Of the children
in the perturbation OF David Bel.
asco's play. "Daddies.p which will
be directed by William A. Setter.
The four little fellows are Priscilla
Dean Moran, the DcBriac twins, and
King Evers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
LIBERTY NEWS

LtbfhIt fG"N
Captain AmundEen and Harold
Soice. Arctic explorers. arrive
back In Seattle.
Sergeant Fuqua OF the traffic
division OF Seattle police demon
stratos the results OF careless
driving.
Cornerstone IL laid for new
Westminstsx church,
George TSinoff. Russian sculp-
tor, works in Seattle.
General Morton reviews Fort
ILawton troops.
4. OF W. football men start sea-
sons work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Daytime Wives" IL credited with
being one OF tho most catchy screen
titles OF the year. II - from the
pens Of Lcnofe Coffee and John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
'(ll:l3ifIfl'
"a - ~ Y naleIoa lEnsEn & yon nESeEsQl ~ -
N MMals the Best Tor The LLDcrly Quest lW
Always the Best Tor The LlDcrty Guest

Rich, beautiful, innocent,
she dances gaily to the Tilt
of the carnival on her bri-
dial eve. Suddenly, from out
of the shadow, comes Cos
sip, scandal = her reputa-
ton torn to shredsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

This in 'The Dangerous Maid" and
you might well say dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
ST R A N D

The Cheat" has warranted an ex.
tended engagement for the picture
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Tales of Haunted Castle Duke Yos Revived Approaching
Marriage.
By MILTON BRONN-R

IL Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.
who will soon be the bride of the
Duke of York and may some day
become the Queen of England, moves
TO Buckingham Palace she, will carry
with her the spell. Of Glamis Castle,
ancient Scottish home of her ancestors.
1t will add another chapter to the
eyer-srowing fairytale which. has be-
come legend. Should Lady Elizabeth
become dreamy and go off into a
reverie or have strange fits Of absorp-
ton, her friends will blame it on the
old castle.
For it's a haunted place peopled
by ghosts of dead kings. 1t has secrets
that go back TO the fourteenth century
1t was there that the Macbeth of
Shakespeare killed BanQIo and King
Duncan.
But the secret that is most often
impaired, although it is supposed TO
be known to only three persons at n
time-the holder Of the title Of Earl
of Strathmore. his beir and the fac
tor who takes care of the place
concerns one Duke of Brushface.
He was mighty cardplayer. One
Sunday night he insisted upon his
game. None of his followers would
play. So he retired to his card cham
Der. vowing he would play with somet
one. even If it were the devil.
Soon came loud knocking ut the
castle gates and stranger wrapped
in n red cloak demanded admission.
He was conducted to the masters
card room. Together they played all
night. Shortly afterwards the, earl
died. Then nightly the servants
heard sounds in the card room. The
earl's ghost was doomed to play for
ever with the. devil. The door to the
room was oolted. barred arc closed
forever.
But there is another yarn. about
the secret room which goes lack still
further in time.
In ancient Scotland ~val noble
families and their retainers were al
ways at war with each other. One
dark night the leader of one of these
clans. with all his men. came mound
ing at Glamis Castle for shelter.
They were seeking 10 escape from
their enemies.
The earl admit tied them and led
them into a deem dungeon chamber
where he said they would be safe
from harm and from all attempts at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16

e. vanlandingham, III Morales
street; First Lieut.. Fred E. Hayes,
Fort Sam Houston; First Lieut.. Carl
Z. Wurzbach, 933 Cambridge Oval.
Alamo Heights: Second Lieut.. Frank
III. Bonner. 301 East Locust street !;
Second Lieut.. Tom b. Clay, 727 Rigs.
by avenue: Second Lieut.. Carroll b.
Fulton. City Y. NJ. c. A: Second
Lieut.. Walter A. Harris, lis Wicks
street; Second Lieut.. Guy o. Neal.
1927 Avenue D; Capt. Joe Lanier
Nix, Hotel Lanier; First Lieut.. Paul
w. Biehler, COG Adams street; First
Lieut.. Jewel w. Kaufman, 131 Mt.
Clair street; First Lieut.. Ray NJ
Keck. 23S Carolina street; First
Lieut.. John A. McGurdy, pa Omaha
street: First Lieut.. Harry c. Powell,
30 Mission street; Second Lieut..
Lloyd w. Taylor, 127 Henrietta
street; First Lieut.. Charles A. Whit
tier, POI Canton street; Capt. John
h. Nolan, 17J Estes avenue: First
Lieut.. George NJ. Heberer. S24 Nolan
street; Capt. William Z. Herring. 1903
West Summit avenue: Second Lieut..
Carl +. Scudder 1131 South Alamo
street; Second Lieut.. William G..
Sexauer, 305 Buckingham avenue.
and Second Lieut.. Norman w. John
son, JIG Barrett place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
ADMIT 16,4z5 ALIENS
Citizens Of United Kingdom More
Numerous Than Other Countries.

Aliens to the number of 1925 were
admitted into the United States dur
ing February, according to statistics
received at the immigration headquar-
tiers in San Antonio from Washing
ton. Of the annual quota for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 106,9S0 re-
main.
The United Kingdom furnished the
largest number Of aliens during the
last month, there being 4443 admit
ted. Russia was second with 1861 !;
Germany, third, with 2J40; and Aus
tria fourth. with I'll.
Twenty countries have exhausted
their quotas and no more aliens will
be admitted from these countries I'M
til the beginning of new fiscal gear
when the quotas will be reset.
Those countries whose quotas have
been exhausted, are: Armenia. Bel
GUM, Czechoslovakia. Greece. Hun
gary. Italy. Luxembourg. Poland. Por-
tugal, Roumania. Lithuanian Region.
Spain, Other Europe. Pnlesti, e. Syria.
Turkey. Other Asia. Africa. Australia,
New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
PLACED in RESERVES
Forty four San Antonio Officers Are
Assigned,

In another large order assigning or
attaching reserve officers of the non
divisional group, Eighth Corps area,
to units Of the non-divisional reserve
troops. forty-four local officers were
included. The order was issued this
week from the non-divisiOnal group
headquarters in the Maverick build
ing.
The order affected 213 reserve Of
ficers of the Eighth Corps area. 19G
of whom are Texans. The remaining
nineteen officers are residents of Ok
lahoma. Colorado, New Mexico and
Colorado.
The San Antonio officers who Were
given assignment or attachment are !:
Capt. Hobart Huson. 727 East Gin
clnnati avenue: Second Lieut.. Charles
II. McCurdy, GIL Baltimore avenue !:
Second Lieut.. Joseph j. McGinnis.
30 Lamar street Capt. Earl David.
us Gunter. building; Second Lieut..
Jerome c. AnDis. 100 Hammond
street Second Lieut.. Edward r. Bar
row. 201 Kampman building: Second
Lieut. Robert Bushnell Jr.. 119 Simon
street: Second Lieut. Alexander H.
Gibson. 3O1 Maverick building; Sec
ond Lieut.. Carlos r. Griesenbeck. 1O3
Callaghan avenue: Second Lieut..
Leonard +. Hoefgen. 2223 West Caro-
lima street: Second Lieut.. Erick J.
Kunkcl. 133 West Craig place: Sec
ond Lieut.. Henry \. Pagenkopf. 511
Maverick building: Second Lieut.. Cor
don \. Peters. Prudential Hotel: Sec
ond Lieut.. Baltic :. Pittman Jr., All
Rigsby avenue: Second Lieut.. George
Thomas Ratliffe Second Lieut.. Gran
ford j.. Strain. 213 Madison street ::
Second Lieut.. James .. Trueheart.
211 Bots Dare street: CAPE. Joseph
J. Cody. COZ Van Ness street: Can't
William T.. Engel. a04 East Huisachc
street: Capt. Kenneth II. Hayman.
9O2 East Locust street: First Lieut..
Warren Henderson. 102 East Crock.
EFT street: Gerald X. King. oOO1
Main avenue: Second Lieut.. Luther
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
THEIR OWN NAMES
Two Girls Drawing to See VINO Gets
Attendance Prize Are Lucky Ones.

The feature of the American Legion
meeting Thursday night in the Army
"" was when two little girl enter
tainers. Miss Massie Anderson and
Miss DeweeSe English, upon being
asked to draw names from :. hat to
determine who would receive the at
tendance prizes. each drew l.er own
name. a large number of legion and
auxiliary members were present.
Following is the program: Read
ings by Miss English and Miss An
dersOn; arr improvised toe dance by
Miss Fora Howe. and talks by Past
Commander W. Il. Tuttle. Raymond
Phelphs. DIR. W. +. McManus, Mrs.
NJ. J. Birkhead, past president of the
auxiliary. and Mrs. ]. Fcike. Mrs.
{. W. Titus, chairman of the enter
tainment committee. announced that
the auxiliary will give a card party
Q the Gunter. April Z. Refreshments
of coffee and cake were served by the
auxiliary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
RUSSIA IS DRY
Breaking Prohibition Laws Conside
Deadly Sin.
By GEORE HITTE.

Special Cable to the San Antonio Lii
and the Chicago Daily News. ,
Copyright, 1923.
Berlin, March 16.-"While in
United States bootlegging and boozi
seem to be regarded as honorable vic
the breaking of the prohibition law
one of the seven deadly sins in dry
Wet Russia"
Commander J. NJ. Kenworthy, m,
tant member of the British House
Commons, made this statement to /
correspondent today upon his return
Berlin after a visit of four weeks
Moscow. He went there to salts
himself as to the conditions in i
Russia so as to be in a position to q
the British Parliament a few reaso
why the Soviet government should
recognized.
"All the time i was in Russis
continued Mr.. Kenworthy. II new
saw a drunken man and liquor W
mighty hard to get. Grating is al
one of the deadly sins there. Both {
officials who accept graft and tho
who offer it are liable to be sentenc
to death. While / was in Russia u
officials were shot after having be,
convicted of accepting bribes.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
MOONSHINE is FATAL
Body of Negro Said to Have Died
From Bootleg Poison Is Examined.

McAlester. Okla. March 16.-Stste
chemists today were examining the
major organs from the body of Silas
Lewis. n Hartshorne negro, who died
here recently. apparently from the eff
fects of corn whiskey. 49,.
Pending the result at the investi-
CATION, Bailess Cowcn. q white man.
and Bacon Woods. negro. are being
held without bail under recent law
enacted by the state Legislature.
which provides that persons from
whom liquor which causes death il
obtained are guilty of murder.
-Four other persons became i'll after
drinking small quantity of the same
liquor believed responsible for the
negro's death.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
STORM WIPES
OUT VILLAGE
j s! SECOND TIME
Savage, Miss, Raced Two
Months Ago, Destroyed
Again. ],
EIGHT DEAD, 50 HURT
Score Injured and Wires
x. Blown Down-Oth-
er Towns Hit.
EIGHT DEAD, so HURT
Memphis. Tenn. March te.-witl

Memphis, Tenn, March 16.-With
wire communication in the. stricken
area entirely out of order, little was
known early today of the effects Of
the cyclonic wind which swept
through the counties of Northwest
Mississippi last night, other than the
death of eight persons, the almost to-
tai destruction OF the town OF Saw
age, injuries to fifty or morn, and
damage to propertS in a half dozen
towns and farming settlements, re-
ports Of which reached here late last
: night before communication was
lost.
Savage, 40 miles south of Mem
phis, on the YazoO and Mississippi
Valley Railroad, where reports say
80 persons were injured and prac-
tically every building in the town
RACED, was wrecked b. a wind storm
two months ago, Ole man losing his
life in the ruins.
Three persons were drowned when
blown into the Coldwater river. About
twenty others blown into the Stream
escaped death.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
GRANDMA NEVER LET
/. HER HAIR GET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark
and Glossy, with Sage
d Tea and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur, no one can
tell, because it's done SO naturally. 50
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trouble
some. At little cost, you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use pre-
paration, improved by the addition
of other ingredients. called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time. BY morning all gray hair dis
appears, and after another applica-
tion or two your hair becomes beauti-
fully darkened. glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair. though no dis
grace, is a sign Of old age. and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Weyth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
and look years younger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
Robstown Culling Demonstration
RobstOWn. Tex. March 16.--I

executive committee of the Kc5se6e
Poultry Association has arranged
a culling demonstration TO be stag
here Tuesday, 10th. The plan is.
have the members attempt TO q
their own flocks and have their M
takes pointed out by representative
from the A. and NJ. College. there
deriving more from the demonstrate
This organization is doing much
educate local people TO the possibi
ties of high-grade poultry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
NATIONWIDE STORM.
- Persons Blown Into COldwater
Riva-Some Still Missing.

: Chicago. March 16.-The northeast
!. ward march of the two storms from
!. the West, one from the Northern
Rocky mountain region and the other
from the Southern Rocky mountain
region, brought relief TO the Cppef
I Mississippi Valley but destruction to
The Lower Mississippi Valley today.
The storm that centered over New
Mexico Thursday on its. eastward
sweep was marked by death and de-
struetion aas it crossed Northern Mis-
! sissippi last night.
In Mississippi. four negroes were re-
ported killed. Virtually the entire
. town of Savage. Mississippi. was re-
! ported destroyed. and % persons were
blown into the Coldwater river. Some
were still unaccounted for today.
Relief on Way.
Other towns in the vicinity were
+ without means Of communication and
the damage in that section. for tina;
reason, had not been checked early to
day.
Relief parties were making for thu
stricken area.
The storm in the upper portion oil
{ the valley left Kansas. Nebraska.
, Iowa. Illinois and Missouri partial
! ly covered by snow. In some portions
of those states it was reported at q
depth of more than a foot Eighteen
inches of snow fell in Omaha yester-
day, demoralizing traffic and trans
portation. Throughout the area tele-
phone wires were down and poles
snapped.
i. In Lane county. Kansas. the snow
was said TO be two feet deep. while
Lacrosse and Scott City, Kan. re-
ported twelve and ten inches re-
spectively.
52-mile Wind i'm Texas.
Southeastern Missouri had its hard
est rain in five years. and rivers in
that section were at flood stage The
/. Missouri river at Jefferson City, No.
was rising.
Gales of 81 miles an hour swept
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-16
peasant QUEEN" DIES
Widow Of King Nicholas OF Monte
negro Expires i'm France.
BY the Associated Press.
AntihaS Eranea March fe

Antilles. France, March 16.-For-
mer Queen Mii5na OF Montenegro died
at 20 o'clock this morning.
The. end came one hour after her
daughter. Queen Hcless Of Italy. ha !
lett Antilles for Rome by special
train.
! Milena. who was 80 years Old. had
been suffering for some tine from
arterio-sclerosis and chronic nephri
It's.
The death Of former Queen Milcna
of Montenegro comes two years afSi
the death Of her husband. King Men.
olas. who died March II. 1921. nj
Antilles. where the family tool; m it.
residence soon after thc kings abdica;
tion in 1918.
Milena. the daughter 81 an arm
captain. was known to her country
men AZ the peasant queen. for she
spent her childhood in tho lo-.ly nc.
cunationS of a girl of humble origin
She Was married TO Nicholas when
she was Is.