Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], February 21, 1921, Page TWO, Image 2

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NEW DIPLOMATIC
POINT RAISED BY
. TREATY OF DESERT
Plan to Transfer Syrian
Mandatv From French
to British Control.
GIVES ENGLAND ALL-RAIL
ROUTE TO NEAR EAST
Establishes Prcccdcnt in Han
dling Matter of Interest to
United States.
I! ? Associated I'rfs.s j
\\ \SHINOTOSj p.ob. SO The com*
? '.\t . Prance-|tri: ish conven-|
? v ? i. !> ' Syrian desert is j
- ! 1 from a French to a 15-it- {
. ? ??? w -i i???????Iv.-.1 s<-l.i? !?>
. f., . - li. T" ar.d is i'\|i(>otcil to
? >. i? < >si nttcntio". of ;ho
: ? par'tiieitt in connect ioti w11h
? r.i. study < f the alii- ii man
dates with which lh( American jrov
r ? nv mho ha ~ i> -en con
colli ludt'd I? I \\ ? -li t !
Pr? ?? an i llrittsh government* ill j
Par - !'??'? ??mlii'r contain-; pro-I
> - ? ? for il'O , im pic !? .-???:I i.-ment o f
i ' in- ra.s.-d liv the nttrllai
?; t ? ; Britain of the mandate*
' - I'.i.? -s? 11?? ,iinl Mesopotamia anil
tli- 111 ri hut ton to France of t lit*
it",: (1 . ? i.v, r Syria ami the l.ehanon,
.ill ' ?. diifcrr' d h* the supreme
i-otiiii ii at San Isenw."
ItnUrk 11 i pi limn I Ir I'olitt.
'I'll.. ? ?.* . of the treaty which
_ :i v< r.sjKHl Hi- particular alien
?:on of American ollii ials an the <?.??
' .i 1 - nt for tai tli-t t i in ? ? <>f the
?r. ? <1> lit ? ! a transfer <?' mandate
? :y from ..lie imttcr to another
tn.itual a^ri. Miont without refer- '
? ? t" th? K-auiie of nations anil.
.. i. ..|'i: sition h\ (ircat Itritaili <?f
l.'-r :.if,iM'llcr:.v'ii'i| dream of .111 III I -
!'?? fr..m i he Mediterranean to
India through territory under her
exclusivo political or military con
trol
In the v. 11 lenient .?!' tlie lioun- .
ilarics .rf tlx' mandate territories, th
southern portion ..r Syria, bordering
upon Palestine, previously allotted to I
I'tallCe l?j the league of nations, is
transfcriert to ilreai Itrilain and Me ?
cifie provision is tiia.)<? for the oni
struct Ion of a Itriflsh railway line
linking pa lest I tn willi the Mest.po
taiiilan railway -ys;--ro through the
Syrian deseri.
Se lion three, arti ir live the
tr--.it y. provides that t tie "French
Kcvi'mtiiMit consents ti tin1 lo-tnitia. |
? ^n of ,i spe.-i.il i-eniiiiiK-ii.n. w'.n.-h. :
after' having examined the ground. |
ay r> a'tjr.s: t*i.? frontier tine .-i 11 j
if ti. Yiraiuk far as N ?-i*?. I
n such a mann.?r as render p.?<- i
Me the -on*! mcj Pin of a llrltislij
! a , hi a ami !; *i ?- oaiie-tit:4
1 'a .est;:it? with ' he Ii< < 1 j:i>. ra ! a i> '
am! the \ t!!ejr of the Kiiphrat en inil
? :.tn!-itf ? Ti ? r. " > w ? ? 'i in ? he limits .f ;
Ml-f.nll 11eni r to India.
i'ar; 1' V "r f Isli .1: i - ?? I,' ro I*e
f r r-i In-lia- ' >' -d't --rra ne.i ? a ?- (
LEGIOh WAR;<$ U. S.
AGAINST REVIVAL OF
HUN ar jPAGAN DA
Wr.n'ing It D :
Ci l inc it Done i
?HV
1'iiiiiiliiU??'oturjn hit.'
Mmiii^ 11 in I.i:i'^, >|i?i ji^i
At'". IJ I I a I . > I o'ilM. K - A..- I. .
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lit'ii v.i11ut; an11 I >> <-111^; j!i
A \ C- AW Nl.SCS
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in u t> .V? . ? I: i i: ?. id A u ti 11 ,
<"o . 2M N r i N a,th
nubui-iiiiit Si.r Sale B7
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k~i*i ? ' ?*!' I 11ol"': ) I Jt ntk.f or for
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ert) ?.ifl ,i ?' t . ii, i fia ii?ifj|(>:
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u? *; l^trhr f,,. |r?..
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r?r.d?:n ffuxn : .t or.?
?'? ?lup2lc*t*<] ? n n.#- Wh. a i I'<tn?
ochrr v <r t. r.: ?
(Continued From First I'a go.)
two mav drift toward N. xv CiikIAIuI.
ii t'iiI'vont. it will In- some "oven
or ton (lays before the effect- of the
present bad weather wear off An
t lli! m *rnt is lowering over the Ceit
tr-il Vail. v.
From tin- remarkably good xvoather
that visited 'in- I'ounlrv last w?? k.
tlu present condition is no mor?' thai:
what the Weather I'.tircau exports,
t ca red
|>r I*. C. Day. climatoloisist. r<*-]
called tlio blixaard of 1 sss That i
storm. lie said, came up in r? 1 >?? \j:
' . same xx ay as 1111 s
It. fact, tli* weather expert* claim i
that l his siege. taken from a national |
standpoint. is the worse storm of the ;
y. ar It spoils what otherwise j
would have ???cn a remarkable roe- i
ord for rebruurx.
HMti.o mtr.AW ntini ti t; in j
m:\\ i:\id.AMi noii'i iii: wu:it '
(Ity Associated Pros* |
lll:iiV1X<*KTO\VX. MASS Keii. 20
? I.lfe niwrs early tonight rescued
with bri'i'chi's buoy the erexv of
tlxe men from tlio barn. Itutherford
\x b eh. xxith the Tesxcoe, broke r.>rn
Hit tug Valley KorK" in today's'
norl hensl or.
Tli" Tescoo was still drifting, but
oast guardsmen bolievod she xvotild
b>' driven wi'hill the break' rs at high
t de tonight. .-?> that hoi crew of five
mi'ti could bo taken ? ? rr
M'OIIM ritOM S?t Til I.HIM'.S
IIIAMxi:!' OF SMIW IN \\ Mil*
| H> Associated Press 1
\\ ASltlNOTON. Feb. -??-?The storm
i ,;it came up from Alabama left in
t-~ waki :i heavv blanket of snow
and Sleet in the Middle Atlantic Coast
s'.it.s \v or torn Tenin 'lice, Ohio Val
1 ? \ at .1 North \?l:t??*!?* Sta*. -
A ne the coast heavy gales wore
blowing tonight ships were putting
in to the nearest harbors and marin
i r< exposed to the ' lenient?- feared
for the safety of their craft* Storm
xvartlings were issued by the Weather
Bureau on the Atlantic Coast fiom
Cape I la Items northward
In some sections railroad transpor
tation xx.is rofior:od ilolayeil by snow
drifts and commttui -atlon in the rural
sect ions xx a s made. ditlicult by *i
lovtvx coating of >-riow and ice. Some
'lamag> to frui! xxas expect. .1 In the
Southern States were premature
budding was encouraged by the un
usually xvarm weather which had
prevailed for the las; few weeks.
The weather repi rt for tonight in
dicated thai tin* worst ?.f the storm
had pissed and that generally warm
er xvea'her max lie expected In the
Southern States The center of the
storm was reported tonight of? the;
roast of New Ktiglatnl.
Residents of Washington toda> saw
the lirst snow of the winter, about j
three inches of i: covering the capi- |
l a I j
sNOU-III. \ N KI'.TF.II l.Olll \M
is i \ ?.it \?r in- iii.i/.'/.\i?i> ,
I i: , A-.??velatod I'rcss. I
NT.W Vi'llK. Feb. Inlvcn by i i
? or;1 ?.? ?t. rlv gale, a b zzar.l gripiied ;
Nexx York ? arly today and blanketed
indix iditals xi hose disloyally and
xx ii .. . florts in th- interest of il. r
nan.x li.ix. i.eon notorious in the piM
all 1 who .. re no xx .<u:iln -U dir. I
commun i a t ion xx t it le r!: :i
Nation 11 headquarters ha.- r>" ? ? : >
reports of ;to-<icrman .i tivitlos from
ma n x ho.ti.ns of t no cnunlry which
a pear to c nneet directly with th^
I ? : <. II ;i I pt'? -pa ga: ida o.nntatgn here
outlined.
?department otli. :als are requested
in m a ?? lift:* ? i! any ilr.iin.it aciiv
I.. - n th?ir ?'*nuiuinit> an?l r.? t .r
ward actual and complete reports of j
v unc * . <* '"i xl h? id.-j inrters
].. :n. : l; 1. n.tf.onai .ldjniar.: f
the leg n. sal titer- xxas little he
i ual ad publicly it this time, but.
ii, a formal statement aupplt-mfntln*
the bulletin be .said "1 te greatest
. ... , . a movem? i " of t"'l? k'nd
xx . . an- from : hose ti?. -n* ?' T-u- i
. , \> ?? .. ? >ji of who*- ? x ad .
. . ? : x there . an h. ???? ! -?:! * " j
PROSPERITY OF U. S.
DEPENDS ON FOREIGN
TRADE, SAYS SISSON
'?nitlnue.l From F'r?* 1'ise l
l h >ro the irior- s - . al it be
. . mea for us '-i develop abroad all
ptiri husin . power :? 1 t ' Amer
ican prodiictx thrrngh drvclopih? the
i;i o .r x ' 't I i i pr -da : ion and
? HlJTIi ' 'l? " ?' *' * t 1A'.
. ... 41 .,????! r?;sr rtu\u
\V r> I'-nK.-r I > n\u c us
? ? ? .! ? 4: .* A 'or
1 . p.winv u - . ? ! . - .rodu"" ?
xv hen b'.:C.i->t ill *c. i:... -eris In
pr ?Mf. ritx t ou trv
.: . 1 ill . lasse.- w ? ir ' agr-.-ui
.11 r 1 A' .11:1: ? ? ia t ltd ft
i . .1 ., i ' ? p- '" table
. k' '.ng our stir; his pr.-du- rion
? ,ad \\ ? ad ?[ r , vx -l;-or
tnizeil and . ? . ? ;. v ' put
f.-.-.k* ?-.jde I ? ir; in tneti t
*4. ? <1 i- * ?' 1 ' :?!' '< no*
a i i.rut x> .. .pr-ad :.d Ju
; rnp
- ? :ie 1
? n k 1 n c
th
POPOCATEPETL THREATENS
Mi xn'' \ * >mol%iiig t|Himraiii" in liu
liii.il lit ?>.? M11 r f( \ in)' hi
I.rup I ion.
* i ITV P.;.Kate
II . u,? a ,i rt.r ,
SY1A 1 v>
< oil.Ion- . ,
ir.tirrow
I'epulx o
I i.iles. In'
age i ilddor
a Jjty on
rr. ur der
COUNTR Y IS IN GRASP
OF RA GING BLIZZARDS
I t ho city wiili eleven ini'licn of *now, <
which was >ti!l falling .it a lati> lialir
tonlshi. City utUhorltles, remember-|
ing tho congestIon of tratlic ami suf- j
I ferinn iii'i'iiinticii by tho heavy storms i
?>f last yea summoned 1.000 '"while
I wings." wh< were later Bupplcmcntcd1
| liy more than .t.Ony civilian volun
I toot's. to clear t fit* main arteries of
j tralllc
j Karlv in the day the Shipping i
j l!oar>! steamship CoM Harbor w is
I aground off <'on?*> Island. The vt >s? I
,s mm ia danger an<l is expected t.> bo '
refloated ai high tide.
Surface and elevated !taih> was!
ii.nl \ disrupted .luring the morning.
I-" t ??? ri tractors, drat;};'"- snow
plows, converted 1 If ->:id ? ay. almvo
Korty-se and Street. into a miniature
snow .??non. through which traveled
uti en.li. vr? procession of automobt'es
!iM. d w:t h sii;htseers
Tjio nllio al forecaster tin ! >c; l
Weathe:- Bureau said the l>lt/./.ai<l
would continue until tomorrow, add
ing several inches more '.?? the pr s
? ?: : heavy fall, fellow, d l.v cider
weather I
IU.I7./. v iti> in it i s:s m:u i:m.i,\mi
rti top ??!?? ki:m k I'osT-i
I I'y Associate! Press ! j
HOSTON Kelt, 21'.- X. w Knuiand '
was buried to the liuis of fs f....... 1
IiosM tonight by the ilrv real h'b
zard of the winter. Snow that licsau |
to fall about daybreak ? on; : u. >| w. ;
into the night until t *>? t--. >'t.v m
? sheltered places m' : ;nn-l tno>-.?
than .i foot, and in districts where t ?
strong noitherly ga!.- -aid w ?'.? an- ;
hampered, roads wer. !>a.l!\ ? Irif? !
Railroads generally reported lit
tle difficulty, and service :? r the n ost
part was normal The :n. r. ,iv was'
fill line tonight.
"Ttlll II StVRUI'S NOItt'lll.K ?'l?\sT? !
S1IIP Hltl'-.AIvS I Mll-.lt I \ s 111 \ i; ;
Illy Associated Press I
X< M1|-C?M\. VA . Kch. ?>'< \ r
storm js sweeping ? he ca : tonight,
an i a number of vessels ar. eking
shelter in l.ynnhav. n Pa> -i ? oth. r
points At ?p.? llenry tonight t>:
wind reached a velocity of t y-eight
miles and w.if blowing dir v from
the north.
Reports received li r.- tali, it- that
flu schooner f'.trroll A P. rring.
which went ashore on Pia>ti ??? 1 Shoa's
three weeks ago, is l>r. ikitu: up un
do- tit. lashing of the high
Palm Urnch dweller*.
PM..M P.K.V'H. Ki.A l'h -
While New- York atid other | ?rtI.? :i-?
of the Kast. battled toda> 'v th mow
#il ?, ? \ , i, ., " ". 1 t I* MlOW
n . , . . this u;,s t|1(> ,. v ,
Winter M>a?on, the thet
" registering 75 do
WlVVriS&J&SS* Dolio
I I.-M IN? JTO.V, x c j.-f
I ..-spite st..rm warnings .? 1 adverse
winds, the Hying boat P t. ?. I. 1.?-.? ti.
which landed at Southpc-rt. ur into,
vest, rd iv afternoon ,?f- ?? i'vltig
ti'ini N."V Yi.rk. 7.''- ? - - i \
! -tits itii.l flftv-seven ?. ".ft
tins morning for Kernandina l"!a..
en route to the West Indies Th* re
h.-.' s.-ven men pa.ss.ti:;. rs ah .rd
Have Two 1C* press Otlioev
I.VNi-llltrKO. VA.. !?'? ? ?? <
k now a
that when
eastern Kxpress Company begins >p
eration of the express i.u.-=m. -s . ::
? V? So-.jtherti Hnilw.iy tht? ?*???> ? r.<*
? tl. '? :it.d force will be us- 1 h<T>- : |
the new . on pati;. I.j i: hbjr^ has i
not had two express off! - for iivir." j
than twenty years, the pout' f-rn a*.I
Adams ha\ing worked u.I? - a joir.t i
agency
I'linrgeil \\ lih lltirxlnrjr.
'"hfirc'"l with or^akinu n o ???f ]
"-me of Lucius Title.\. iris Park ,
.wcnie, nr.it s'.-aling w?-f li of'
jewelry n*el money, W P 11tjd~ot?
was ye?trrday r.rr-r'rd by Pot.-Mive
S?rp.',^-.t ! Hi
'I'rt Prrnelier on ^luriler I linrge.
S' 'PKItTPN. ISA.. K?b. JO H'.?*
Hooks, a t?re?i het. w ill k-> oti trial
!? Tt.'ittien Sup"! . ' irt I ?>pi ?-r. "v :
ort a e>ar?s of ti.- in'wr In feettoi. I
with tlie double It'll'.' ? <?f T. K 1.' n- I
I. ', and h!n son, w t . ii I . ai red tie.it j
ti. ??? I at si ( Aug as:
OULBflDfS JUOCE SEES I
DROP IN CHILD CHIME
Mcioinlnj; lii?'i'fasiiiKl> Dilliruli for!
I toys to lie Hci |n
?Now Vork.
vr \ mimmim
Invial < 'uses \? la.imrr (.Vl Into i
C,,?irt. anil < YratJnn (lf!
""I'd itlltiollnH/ril" ^ou,||s s,?, I
a Marked lallin^ Off.
?c?7iV,l,m"'" ?"? Mioii
thcT^/^i^|!i';K|.^wtlohal i?
*ni--M:;;
^v,vr,;v,v:
?u;-in < r..r ? ',!"* "1^? l:"'
uV wis,;,.'",w :41""?? **
Of th.*.. V*. the
,, .mil sui i.i | I'fTort I,.
'I.- nwake?|t r\,?k L ?*"n *n,,on* -|
iMIeillectlce. J is VV |do? K I-0'! V?
ii>s i.( tit,. v,t | " *' " 1
? rs. . lul.s. | ar!m" ,r "l!'.m:,yl
?"'?I t M ? Utc the wi asxoolatloMS
"?m? ?" tho Miing* w'liioh V/avo hn"'
< ? I. _ 11 * forr ?h. vii,. i
??t .* rat ii> ?r 4,, flin ,u \l " ??
i">;-.ii.11;..:i ;? ,.t''
??">?. but steadily decrJ iSoil*?* wril;,~
2?V . I920i Wliicli is the rntlA'nf
?.h'; SSS
tuTX^ mi'IV.? ? ?2S?i,
-i' Miiiiiv \v.\:.? Inoiv lha:i
?. ir is i)i,- m,.r. (Ii!lli'i]'? , . i,
cr/af'-V o'A ,'.j'1* 'r' ! "j v"""*
; ? . as. s A Sid, 'V
il vpair
'?'.r lidh for the IIIl.ir'.-n .'.in I 'iiU
tiir.- ..f th
,V"'~ ;h'- ? II I tl? M,
work Is ?..
..r .? i.iT. .. decrease |n th,- niii,ii,..r
?,'"?< ominlttftd t<, InntitutU n??
v....1 :? III. (Its f.
1,1 .v.,
? ,i l:"'1!,s ??' ii-.ii,. ndous
lnc- i? .'VV "r. ",.n ,h0 ?&v.
? t . 1 rah.y in ,x ,.Cs ,.f ;l; ]
_..ii ' "L'rf w "rl?. and ii nvoldA ???
v "T :tuti.->-? i;i.?m "
v i>;.i.I,-.| til. ,:i?rrv
;.n>
i Teas! up th.
responslMi
ntriire* ror juvcnlU
! :i w-i.r.-ak inp Th. ration, j,,. ..i
?jr.- "V ' i." Iri . i>inc ? :lh ?.. v .
" <??>- !".i .a! . 1. r.uMits in . itv . ?
!TU?r.' a v..I Fiii-thfi ..r,.
durinc?ih). ? incren*? chlld-crlmo
. ' ;l,r and ?!,? .?-}?!,. {
h? . hus ,lr>t afff^t.'d "
p.",, 1 ?M nnj- ncti(?.->aM<. .1.?.
Th.-> In;- linprnvement *' t
? ,vi,ru,;mphA'* ^d :n th "o.rroo
i r^T"" ,r? a 11 o tu ; o ;i Id
. v rlv!o nar^virioH hm.!
\h - 'n a wr?n.|..rr?| m;k?! ?; ;,r pro|r.
I 4 '* "? f'" ?"'' ?< ?' u| 7: .*>rn J *int t: '' ? - ?
v.!V.i"r'' ,T!'" S " '"M ? r' t??.. T'r> ?
'?" "f". v ,r> net...
nnti*d tit- almllitr noeloty f>.r chll-l
'?n-r am nj>. - ..f th,. form.'!* f n'ri li
'.i!1 d!*?r-osi and :j :
1,0 ^ 1't Hi" !<???? itc win. !
? H'l Kh'Mll.t j,r, .' , .)
'i . it and thit flKtir?n I hnv? ttiwii'l
- h.. \ ? ,,rr..?K '?
MA Y DEVELOP PLANES TO
CARRY 250 ACROSS OCEAN
llugi' Aircraft, lo Have 1,000 Morse Power, Is I'lider
C.onslruelion by British Royal Air forces.
Tilaiiia Is Name of Firsl Ship Being Made.
| i:> I'liivcrxiil Service. J
l.'?N"l-H>N. I'Vli. "JO. ? Airplanes ?lc
M'Ii'IHiik 5.000 horse power and carry
inc J"iii p.: stit'iiB'.-i?. ;iori'ss i ho
Atlantic have ht'Cti voiiderod possi
ble through Hi* su' i'i'.ss(ul comple ?
lion nf nc? I.COO Inn?i."i>owcr Napier
WOMAN ATTORNEY
ASPIRES TO BE JUDGE
OF JUVENILE .COURT
Will Ili'l'finl Youth for Murder of
I'olitvman, llcllovlii>> Him
t() I It* llllMM't'lU.
IIACKi:XS.M-K, N J. Keb J>l
"Personal J it t will I ?>? tli< uiil<|iic
(license of William ijlvunon, wIioko
trial on a charge <f murdering a
policeman l? al? 'lit ?<? start
Ills attornej if- Mrs Augusta li.
Ma U>.v.
"1 became mien Med in tin- >;im!
because I |tav?: a woman's unfailing
Instinct for the right.'" sa\s Mr*.
Ma ley.
"That hoy i.s ntK" >'nt. It's t li?* in
nocence ol" the Insulted :im<I the in
jured His was i p>tmiii.i1 Just
not ,i national Justice llts friend
wan lu danger II.- risked his ail to
??iivc li:in."
Mrs Ma ley I.. 11.
Thai the mother inM met will
transform Just li e in the world
That a titan ?ill t?? 11 i woman at
torney thin-s !ie ? ill not tell a man.
That ho. has the attitude toward
her that a ehild has toward his
mother
That a woman will talk lo a
woman ahoul thing? mm will nut
tell a man.
Iler greatest ambition is to be a
juvenile Judge
Mrs. Mai ox was admitted to tho
har after reading law in the ollico
of her husband, Patrick Henry Maley,
I'niteil States commission! r of New
J ersc-y.
Shu Keo|?? .>l! ? hours from ID lo
??. L>\jt finds tlnie to eook arid k> . p
house, dance, fish, mvltn. ska:-, read
a ml go to t heal) rs
DOCTORS ABANDON HOPE
FOR OKLAHOMA OUTLAW
Wile and >iiu of Hurry Mit *peii?l
M mill} Willi \\ eii.-iiled
Itank llnlih-r.
I Ity Associated Pre'.- 1
I! \Ki:iSi IX. \HK.. K I1 v. -
ctanis attending Harry s rr. Okla
homa hank robber, shot I':May win n,
with thr> ??? (ompanlons. i e attempted
to rob the People's HatiU ">f Harrison,
tonight said that I !i r. was little
chance for the bandit to II v.* till
morning His wife anil .ion were w ith
him much f>f todny.
Sheriff .1. S Johnson lore today re
ceived n te>pr.irn from the sheriff
at S'jl'le aw, Okla., sta'lnc that the
latter believe l Id* hml In custody the
three tn-oi v. li<> wee with Starr when
h ?? at tempt e<I to rob the o.mk here.
Three men arresied at Sellgmhn. Mo.,
anil br'iUKiU here were released af
ter oIJIiIhIh of the hank failed to
Itt:fD.' in :'a<- ti..- i who floi
when Starr wshot.
Mrs. Sl ier ?nl I tl. i. her htishan 1
had Jus* < otnpl) ? ii -s'Ul ,i11.?? s to
?*lgn up with i> tiln conipai y for the
mi.klr.g of Hi: "out .t vv picture !n
which the toiriPt n in to >:avo the
stelliir r ?'.) ." Start suffered Intense
.tin all day, n rial tonight wm v?-ry
wi*a l<.
engines, which are the most power
ful in lli?? world
Two of the i-iikirii'K. which have
hcen nicknamed tho ('uh:i. have heen
ordered hv the royal air force atyl
will In fitted to thi> Titan in living
hotil. a Iiiikc air dest roy or, with :?
I..*? ??0 ? mile rantt'> ami deslfctied b\ the
Itritish War Olfiip for lotiK-flKhtlnK
l?at rols
Th?* Tit a nia cunioM >? crew of
twenty. inn if adopleij to civilian
use it ? ? >uI? 1 accommodate Ik11 y per
S'UIS
The Napier I'mtipanj declare* : li.it
a cult entitle is capable of use on
a regular I wonty-four hours' itatis
atlanlic service via I lie Azores, v. her#}
the passengers would transfer to all
ot liar airplane. Five >uh engines
would l>e lit led lo each plane and lht>
pas-etijcors would lie accommodated
inside tlie wiiins.
The Greatest
Piano House
in the South
Not one maker, lint
twenty, luive contrib
uted their best in the
C'orley stocks of IV
anoB.
The wonderful Ma
son <fv I liltlll ill, the
V o s e, t' a l> I i'. t ho
Knabe Atnpiro. S'oli
mer and many others
Corley prices are low
when you c n n s I d o i
<1 u a I i t v?our great
volume of sales make
up for tbo small mar
Kin of proiits we ask.
May wo show you
t lie splendid I'iailn
values we offer?
2I!< Mast It road Si reel.
r
Hie [qrfeu C??nfi?ni'
your Opportunity
ONE-ELEVEN
?
Certain fine types of
tobacco, previously used
for export, piled up in the
United States due to the high
rate of exchange. From these
high grade tobaccos we have
manufactured "111" (ONE
eleven) cigarettes ?
a new product?a quality
product? made of tobacco never
previously used in cigarettes in this
country.
-> Finally
try them!
Guaranteed ^
YlAJUylC&t*'
\ni?C<r^.
??which neans in.it if you don't
Itl.e '?111" CitfiKHK-J. you can Eft
your money hack from the <JraW.
{JK21fiim. ec<73rotfiecs
HItOAD AT FIFTH
Special Purchase and Offering \i
of I
MEN'S SHIR TS
Fifty Dozen
Men's VVoyen and Printed
Madas Shirts
Colors arc guaranteed and tailoring perfect
$1.85
Fifty Dozen
Fine Pcrcale and l>rinted
Madras Shirts
The noted Rialto and Aberdeen makes. Vrrv special
$1.55
New Satin Stripe Shirts
Very handsome patterns and unsurpassed values
At $2.95
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" The Prestige of a Business
i
a is ii?it a matter of pose or pretense, luit ratlier the
pi reward of services faithfully performed; of a worthy
m work well done.
The stamllnir of tiulcsiii establishments Is a ^ratlfy
inir proof to us. and >in assuranee to you, that our
business has been conducted from the hccrinnintr in
a spiril of true usefulness to those who must wear
ir lasses.
rTho 5 Galeski Optical Co.
? .Main & Nth Sts. 22:i K. Broad St.
n
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KODAK llKADQCAHTKIiS
Making two sales grow
where only one "bloomed before?
An L. B. Sales record has helped the Conklin Pen
Manufacturing Company to write "bigger business" for
nearly five years.
This sales record gives a complete survey of the
Conklin business. It includes a list of all their customers
and prospects, classified by business; character of store;
what customers have not bought recently; analyzes sales
on a per capita basis. All of these facts are instantly
find able.
An L. B. Sales record has an extra-added value these
days. It tells you where your organization is strong and
where it is weak ? enables you to concentrate your sales
effort?flashes a warning of slumping sales ? gives you
a tight, guiding rein on your sales force.
Not every business requires exactly the same kind of
information. But every concern which sells goods needs
an L. B. Sales record. It is made to fit every business.
It is elastic ? adaptable ? practical!
Frankly we would like to talk sales record to you. The
telephone is quickest.
Ask for sales record folder No. 615
Library Bu r eau
Card and filing Founded 1876 Piling cabinets
systems wood and steel
W. M. INGERSOLL, Manager
1223-24 Mutual bldg., Richmond
Saleirooma in 49 leading eitiea of the United States, Great Britain and Frane*