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Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS
THE BRAND" ISFuLL
 OF THRILLS AND PEP

Newest of Rex Beach's photo dramas is "The Brand" based on the cele- brated authors novel of the same name. It comes to the Columbia the ater for three days beginning tomor- row and audiences are promised all the vrility, the thrills and smashing climaXes found in d Rex Beach play.
 The story is one of power and ap- peal It concerns Dan McGill, who comes back to civilization after some years spent as a hermit in the heart of the Yukon country. Once poor
 he is now rich and his discovery starts a boom town. Among the wasters and derelcts who drift there is Bob Barclay, a gambler, and a woman. With them is a child. Bar clay forces the woman to Haunt her.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
Carnival Niqht at the Peacock

Tonight will be carnival night at the peacock. The hall has been beautifully decorated. There will be spot dances for Thanksgiving dinners and other prizes worth while. All kinds of noise makers will be provided, many novel effects will be introduced and an en- tertainment for those who do not dance equal to any show in town.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
POINTS OUT SAMSON'S GRAVE
(F'rom a. National Geographic Societ
 Bulletin)

(From a National Geographic Society
 Bulletin)
 The site of Gaza. in Palestine, has been haliowed by the passing of nearly four thousand years of recorded his tory. and while the way that goeth down from Jerusalem unto Gaza" may have seemed a considerable journey to Philip, Gaza is but a little farther to the southwest of Jerusalem than Washington is from Baltimore.
 Residents in GaZa will show the visi- tor Samson's tomb. The tradition of his burial there is unfounded, but there is more reason for believing that a bare, isolated knoll to the south of the city is the hill before Hebron" to which the strong man carried the
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

creations that has been reached by this famous producer. His Sporting Life" "The Life Line" and other re- markable photoplays stand as lasting monuments to his remarkable genius and The White Heather" is the equal of any of his former efforts.
 The story centers around the mar riage of a nobeman to a woman of the middle class and of his effort to rid himself of the marriage that he might contract a union with woman of his class, the object being to re. trieve his financial setbacks.
 The girls father, acquainted with the marriage by the daughter, en- deavors through the courts, to estab- fish the position of his daughter but the case is lost through lack of evil dence. There remains but one chance that of recovering the documents at the bottom of the ocean, where they have been lost in the sinking of the yacht on which the marriage occurs
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
"The Praise Aoentp st the Hin

Once again Arthur Ashley and Doro- thy Green come to the Hip to delight in another of their clever comedy dramas. This time it is "The Praise Agent Arthur Ashley as Jack Bart ling is young newspaper writer who on seeing the predicament in which a militant suffragette has gotten herself through her tirade against the tyranny of man, delivered from a soap box on a corner, at the end of which speech the mob is about to handle her, goes to her rescue and in gratitude she en- ploys him as publicity man for ''the
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
"The White Heather" Lamara

Maurice Tourneurs massive Drury Lane melodra matic success The White Heather" done for pictures by Paramount, is the attraction at the Lamara for three days. commencing today. There is no director today who attains the success in melodramatic
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
May Robson comino to slks

May Robson will soon be seen in this city in her brand new comedy, Irish" her wonderful new starring vehicle, made for the stage from the Mary Roberts Rirehart stories of Le- titia Carberry, recently appearing in the Saturday Evening Post. The adap-
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

Persia has never had any distilleries, breweries or public drinking places. Wine making is a home industry.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

doors of the gate of the city, and the two posts.'
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

"a HOST people think of reck- Nx less driver as one who goes streaking along country roads at so miles an hour, or shooting through city streets faster than the law allows.
 Yet official records show that 76ao of all automobile accidents occur when the car is going Is miles an hour or less.
 Safety, for yourself and your car, is not matter of how fast you are going, but how quickly you can stop.
 Few motorists know how quickly they should be able to stop their car. It is so easy to assun1s the brakes are right - until an ener- gency shows they are all wrong.
 How to avoid accidents
 A simple inspection of your brakes at frequent intervals will
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

Leading automobile engineers have worked out theaccompanying chart. Itshows how quickly an automobile, going at various speeds, should be able to stop, providing the brake mechanism is efficient, and road conditions average,
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

make them a source of protection instead of danger.
 Perhaps tightening of the brake rods, or an adjustment of the equal izer IS all that is needed. The garage man will know If refining IS necessary.
 Why Thermoid Brake Lining is
 safest and wears longest
 In each square inch of Thermoid Brake Lining there is 40% more material than in ordinary brake lining. This additional body gives closer texture which is made tight and compact by hydraulic compression under 1000 lbs. pressure. In addition to this, Thermoid is GrapnaIized, an exclusive process in manufacture which enables 1t to resist moisture, oil and gasoline.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
Smashed to splinters
Yet the car was going only 15 miles an hour

Have your brakes inspected to- day. Remember that every foot of Therlnoid is backed by Our Guarantee: Thermoid ,ciiI maks good-or WE WILL.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08
PAND0LF0 JURY
SAID "CUlLTY'
Other Officials and Direc-
tors of Company Were
All Acquitted.

Chicago, Dec. SIS. C. Pandolfo,
president Of the Pan Motor company
Of st. Cloud, Minn., was found guilty
OF misuse Of the mails on four counts
Of q federal indictment by a jury IN
district court late Saturday, and
twelve Of his associates In the COM
pany we're acquitted.
The Indictment contained II counts
two OF which, the sixth and seventh
: had been dismissed early In the trtAl
which began SIX weeks ago. The 5urS
found Pandolfo guilty On the first
second, third and fifth counts, disre-
garding the remaining counts.
II guess It might have been worse,
was Pandolfo's first comment on the
verdict.
Carl Cummins, attorney for Pan
dolfo, secured a stay Of sentence from
Judge IIandis. He made a motion fol
a new trial and the judge set the hear
ing for this motion for 10 O'Clock
December IL.
Pandolfo was the promoter Of tn,
company Of which he became preai'
dent and fiscal agent.
The other officials and directors
who were acquitted are:
G. Schwab, Peer Thielman. q. e
Hanscomb, bankers; Hugh Evens
grocer; H. G. Erwin, Jr., miller; Free
schilplin. publisher; Charles s. Bun
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

eleventh alleging conspiracy to use
the mails to defraud.
The jury reached the decision after
deliberatins for IL hours. two Friday
night and the rest OF the time Sat-
urday.
Worn by the long trial some Of the
defendants wept when the verdict Of
mot guilty" was announced.
I'm glad you fellows got ofI," said
Pandofo.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

nell, real estate dealer. all directors;
Charles F. Ladner, vice president:
John Barritt, secretary, all OF St.
Cloud: Norman A. Street and George
Heidman. Chicago patent attorneys.
and H. S. Wigle of Spokane, Wash,
former vice president and chief stock
salesman of the company.
The men were indicted on II
counts ten Of which charged misuse
Of the United States. mails and the
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Father is Dead-A. G. Kellan has
been called to Redwood Falls, Mimi,
by the death Of his father.
Basketball Game - Minto high
school basketball team plays local Y.
M. c. A. Friday, December IL. Pre-
Amlnary game. local high school girls
mission, 35 cents.--Adv.
When You Get Your Notice that
your magazine subscription has ex-
pired. renew it through Frank V.
Kent, the magazine man. 1915 Bel
mont avenue.-Adv.
Fortnightly Club--The Fortnightly
club will meet at S:15 O'Clock tonight
in the auditorium Of the public II.
hrary. John Adams Taylor, who serv.
ed for several months overseas as 7
M. G. \. secretary, will talk on his
work while in this service.
, 3ec for Turkeys, No. dry picked
Il received by us on or before Friday
December IL. We guarantee thi.
price against any drop in tho market
Ship now to Northern Produce Co.
12s South Third street, Grand Forks
ADV.
Norwegian Kroner-we have re
ceived O. supply Of Norwegian banl
bills for use in sending Christina
girts to friends in Norway. The pric
Is 25c per krone. If you wish an.
4 OF these bills. cali at once. as our sup
ply is limited First National Bank
Grand Forks, N. D.-Adv.
Stockholders Mecting-The annu
al meeting Of the stockholders OF tn
First National Bank Of Grand FORKS
n. Oak. will be held at the offic
Of said bank on Tuesday. Januar
18th, 1920, at $3.50 O'Clock. p. M
for the election of directors for tn
ensuing year, and such other bushes
as may properly come before IL,
meeting. D. G.. Hair. Cashier. Date,
. dec. 9Th, 1913.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08
The Town Today

The I. v. A. fghting squad viii
open its campaign In Grand Forks
Tuesday with two meetings at the
city hall.
Memorial services were held sun
day by the local lodge Of Elks.
Lewis f. Crawford Of Sentinel
Butte, is in Grand Forks.
Three Masonic bodies viii hold
annual meetings and elections Of Of
ficers this week.
Meeting to, discuss\ the public
dance question Is held this afternoon
at the city hall.
Chris Swanson was fined SO in po-
lice court this morning on a. charge
OF assault and battery.
Meeting Of the board of admins
tration is scheduled to be held We'd
nesday at the state university.
Project champions Of the Boys
and Girls clubs Of Grand Forks
county leave tonight to attend Fargo
serEt H. J. Lehman. who has been
IN charge of the army recruiting sta
ton here. will leave tonight for JET
ferson Barracks.
Postal Telegraph Co. office was
robbed Sunday night.
Word is received Of the death of
MISS Marcia Bisbee. for many years
student and teacher at the state uni
versity.
Too popular girls are barred from
informal dances at the state univer-
s!ty.
Officers were elected Sunday after.
noon by the Grand Forks Typographi.
cal union.
necessary by coal shortage went int;
effect today.
knights Of Columbus plan relic
fund and library.
4 Former lieutenant Of Machine Gu,
company is missing.
Commercial club directors oppcs
sale of ships to private concerns.
Club directors are invited to attcn,
formal opening Of curling rink:
Halos around the moon do no
pressage world destruction, accordin
to Prof. Simpson at the state univer
sity.
II Mortgage on First Presbyteria
church was burned Sunday night.
Long expected food supplies arriv
but not sufficient to fill all orders.
Alleged check raiser is brough
back to Grand Forks.
Card Party Tuesday-The ladies g
st. Mary's church will give car
party in the church auditorium Tues
day night. Refreshments will
served and social time will be helc
UNIVERSITY WEATHER REPORT
a. m. Observations.
Temperature, -27.
Maximum, IL hours, 4.
Minimum, "a hours, .-27.
Wind southwest, IA miles.
Precipitation, IL hours, .05.
Barometer, reduced, 30.S6.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08
COTTON GrNNED m o. S.

washington, Dec. 8. - Cotton
Einned prior to December l amount
Ing 1856 round bales. 24.2tO bales
Of American Egyptian and 6.5ss
bales OF Sea Island, the census bur-
eau announced today.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

DIR. Olav Fortun-Physician and
surgeon. Office in Beare block, over
Vold's Drug store. Phone 201OW.-
Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Auditorium Dance every Tuesday
BHd Friday evnings. lOc dance,
Good time: Good music. Barry's
OrcheStra--Adv -
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08
colioctions-n. A. Chancc.-Adv.

Roat's New Auto Finishing Store
3Os South Third. Leave orders at
Roat's Paint Shop.--Ady.,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

e. O. HAAGENsEN, M. D..-Physi-
ciah and Surgeon. Special attention to
obststHes and diseases Of children.
Office hours, to s p. M, to 8 p. m
Boara Block Cover vold's DRUG Stcre)
Suite s. Phone sos. -a4v
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Twelve Photos make II Christmas
presents, yet a photograph makes .
treasure lasting gift. Arrange for sit
ting now and avoid the holiday rush.
Phone 1857. Hoff's Studio. 200 South
Fourth street,-Ady
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

The Real Eetatc MaPkct-O. h.
Linde becomes the owner of Carl Os-
troms property on Cherry street, le-
gal description being lots 5 and 6,
block 16. Mckelvey's addition. John
c. Zoe Company represented Mr.
Iinde.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Must Have 5000 lbs OF turkeys
by Dec. l5. Will pay top cash prices.
sanitarS SAM mS NJ Meat t' Market, ] SO kittson On
avenue, Grand et- Eerkst-Adv.
Meeting Postponed-The meeting Of
the official board OF the Methodist
has been postponed for week on
account of the absence Of several
members from the city.
Basketball Galne - Mimic high
school basketball team plays local 7.
M. c. A. Friday, December H.. Pre-
liminary game, local high school girls
mission, IS cents.-Adv.
$50 for Turkeys, No. dry picked,
If received by US on or before Friday,
December IL. We guarantee this
price against any drops in the market.
Ship now to Northern Produce Co.,
12S South Third street. Grand Forks
ADV.
Banner Lodge No. 4, I. o. o. r.
will meet tonight at 1880 o'clock
There will be work In the first de-
gree. Refreshments will be served
Signed, Gilbert johnson. n. g.; Jacob
Welsh, secretary.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Cook Books are
now ready for distribution. Phone or
send your orders to Mrs. =. ]. Dens'
more. 4O4 South Fourth street
phone 69-J. Price per book $500,
Additional charge of 1oc to cover
postage on out Of town or9er''-Adv'
VIII Speak at City Hnll-Johar
Castberg, who will lecture here
Thursday night, will arrive Thursda,
| afternoon from Minot and will Civ,
his lecture in Norwegian at O'Clock
that evening in the large auditorium
| at the city hall. He will speak II
English the following morning at th'
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Oak, Oak-Dry oak for sale. four
foot lengths and sawed. Call 2sl7-W.
ADV
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

10000 lbs. OF turkeys wanted before
next Friday; S9c for No. dry picked.
Ship at once to Northern Produce Co.,
128 So. Sd, Grand Forks, n. D.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Father is Dead-A. G. Kellan has
been called to Redwood Falls, Mimi,
by the death of his father.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Basketball Game - Mimic high
school basketball team plays local Y.
NJ. G. A. Friday. December IL. Pre-
lininary game, local high school girls
vs. East side high school girls. Ad
mission, IS cents.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

/ Must Have 5000 lbs Of turkeys
by Dec. To- Will pay top cash prices.
Call me up or write. Tom Harig.
Sanitary Meat Market, $50 k1ttson
avenue. Grand Fprks.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Playmakcrs Meet - The Dakota
Playmakers Of the university Will
meet this evening tor a business SEES
passed upon, and arrangements for
the production Of the christmas
Fantasy" will be completed.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

. .Hsreld want Ads Brlas Kesults.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

The I. v. A. fishting squad will
open its campaign In Grand Forks
tuesday with two meetings at the
city hall.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Three Masonic bodies will = hold
annual meetings and elections Of Of
ficers this week.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Meeting to, discuss\ the publ,
dance question Is held this afternoon
at the city hall.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

LoanA 800 aud up on first mort
gage security on Improved city prop
erty. and $500 and up. pm farms. Write
or call at office for further lnforma-
tion. E. A. Fladland. second floor
80 South Third.--Adv.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Lewis f. Crawford Of Sentin,
Butte, is in Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Memorial services were held SUI
day by the local lodge Of Elks.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08

Chris Swanson was fined SO in 20.
lice court this morning on a charge
OF assault and battery.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-08
stockhollers' Meet1ne-The annu

6tUCRKfUNR1S 01e1uI8@Tn6 dnnual
meeting of the stockholders of the
First National Company will be held
Bank on Tuesday. January 18th, 1920.
at 4:00 O'Clock, i. M. for the election
of directors for the ensuing year. and
tho transaction of such other businosa
as may properly como before ths
nhsetint. u. G.. Hair, Secre tarS. Dated
Pee. 9Th. 131s.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

E. Jarosh. No better pair could be
picked to conduct a meet OF this
kind. Edison has been mixed up
with the bowling game for fifteen
years, always in some executive ca
pacity. Conducting city and state
tournaments is a pastime for him,
and while this is his first big
undertaking, his knowledge of gen,
eral tournament conditions will
enable him to put it over in his usual
successful manner. His experience
as assistant secretary when the
Middle West tournament was held
here in 1915 amply fits him for the
place. 1t is Jarosh's first venture
into large bowling affairs, but he
has keen knowledge of bowling con-
ditions throughout the middle west
and is a thorough student Of the
game. He is hustler, and his
pleasing personality will make him
an ideal man in assisting in the
conduct of the big meet. The local
bowlers are extremely fortunate in
having this industrious pair to. con-
duct and look after Omaha's inter
ests in making this seasons meet
the most successful in the history
of the Middle West Bowling asso-
riation
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
Coming Weeks Schedule.

MONDAY.
Western Union League.
| Plant against Commercial.
Traffic Trae. against General Manager ,,,.,
| dent
Plant against Auditor
Traffic against All Stars
| TUESDAY.
Iadies' Metropolitan League.
Sweet Shop against Union QUILTING Co
Supply.
TUESDAY.
Universal Motor League.
Service against Shop.
Stock against Sales.
WEDNESDAY.
Gate City League.
Olympia Candy against NJ. e. Smiths.
Omaha Printing Co. against u. s. Ma
Elite Furniture Co. against GUARANTEES
Sans Indians against Beselin's Old
Boys.
Nebraska Tent and Awning against
Western Union.
THURSDAY.
Omaha Grain Exchange.
Nye.sehnelde'-Fowler against omaha
Nancy Grain Co. against Hynes Elsva-
tor Co.
= Rothsehild Grain Co. against updike
Alder. Commission Co. against NJ. c.
FRIDAY.
Booster.
Omaha National Bank against National
Union QUILTING Co. against Swift &
Co.
Styletex against Reeds Crowns.
Triansles against Sunlight Paints
Standard Motor Co. against Shirley
Clothes Shop.
Farnam Alleys.
Union Pacific League.
Passenger Accts. against Nebraska d.
vision.
shops against supt Transportation.
Division Engineers against Valuation
Car Records against Mise. Accounts.
TUESDAY.
Greater Omaha League.
Scott Tent and Awning against Billings
Dental Supply.
Rogers Cafe against Beau Brummel.
Bowen Furniture. against All Stars.
Omaha Bicycle Co. against Washington
Shirts.
Co. "
Swift & Co. League.
Premiums against Gems.
Brookfields against Empires.
Silverleafs against Prtdes.
WEDNESDAY.
Atlantic League.
Supply against Sales.
Office against Plant
THURSDAY.
Farnam League.
WHY'S Knights against Baker les Or
flee.
Farnam Alleys against Mccaffrey Mo-
tor Co.
Baker Ice Shops against Auto Delivery
Co.
Nina Taylors against Betsy Ross Sales
FRIDAY.
Mercantile League.
Nebraska Clothing Co. against M. e.
Orchard 4 wilhelm against Kopae Bros:
Paxton & Gallagher against Universal
Motor Co.
Drexei Shoe Co. against Nebraska Pow
er Co. .
Fairmont Creamery Co. against City
Hall Engineers.
Brunswick Alleys, South Side.
Magic City League.
Koutsky -Paylik agaist Packers Ma
tional Bank.
stock Yards National Bank against
South Side Cafeteria.
THURSDAY.
styer Candy Co. against IAvs etocK
Reliable Tire Co. against euro Mia
oral Springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
NURSE MAKES
FACTS PUBLIC
concerning CASE
Was Told Operation Was Her
Only Hope-Tanlac
Is Wonderful, She
Says.

Speaking from personal expert.
ence," said Mrs. D. l.. Travis, q well
known nurse, residing at 721 Sew
enth Ave, Peoria, ILL.,, in CONVEX
sation, recently. II know Tanlac
to be most valuable medicine and
1 feel it my duty to give the facts
to the world"
Mrs. Travis is only one of a great
many in her profession who have
endorsed Tanlac. She has been
nursing the sick for eighteen years
and her statement, coming, as it
does, from one of such wide expert
ence, will be read with interest
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ut is my honest belief" continued
Mrs. Travis, shat there are mil
lions of people who, if they only
knew Tanlac as do since using it
myself, would lose no time in re-
lieving themselves Of their misery as
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( ssThe way l happened to know
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fering from what was said to be
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At this point my. physician and
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me. In all have taken about seven
bottles Of this medicine and today
j am as well as one can be. My
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enjoy all my meals and I never
suffer in the slightest degree with
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Nothing would keep me from prais-
ing this wonderful medicine"
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kist IN each city and town through
md the state Of Nebraska.