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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-12-19

its efforts" The letter also states
that the World War Veterans are hav-
ing a hard time in getting publicity in
one of our local papers, and that the
same paper is doing all in its power
to bring the American Legion to the
fore. The communication also refers
to cities where union men have been
on strike and the American Legion has
been used to break strikes. The letter
brought forth a lengthy discussion,
and both of the organizations were
pretty well combed out. The council
finally received the World War Vet
eran letter and endorsed the organiza-
ton.
DR.. Mark Millikin submitted a let
ter to the council and enclosed leaf
let issued by the American Union
against militarism. The leaflet ex-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-12-19
SLIPPERS

A nice pair of Slippers for
Sister or Brother. Father or
Mother is a very useful gif+,
or a nice pair of shoes for the
boy or girl. Nice Patent or
Kid Boots for the young La
dies or Miss. A good pair of
good Shoes in all the different
feathers and latest styles.
Overshoes of all kinds.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-12-19
"a pa M
METAL POLISHERS MEET

Metal Polishers' Union met in
Trades Council hall Wednesday night
The meeting was well attended and
the business of the organization was
speedily transacted. Circulars and
stickers will be issued for advertising
purposes. 1t was not learned what the
advertising would be for.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-12-19

door in chalk if you have locker.
The council appointed a committee
to purchase floral piece for Harry
Baker, the merchant police who was
murdered this week. The council will
also contribute to the welfare of Ba-
ker's family Harry Baker was en-
ployed by the council to take care
of the halls after the meetings and
while so employed he did his work
well. All of the locals will be asked
to contribute also.
A circular letter headed bad
Sports" was read at the council meet
ing by one of the delegates. The cir
culars have been sent to other trades
unionists and none of them seem to
know what the circular is for Some
Of the delegates are of the opinion
that they were sent out by the enc
mics of organized labor for the pur-
pose of disrupting the labor unions.
The council will try to find out who
sent out the circulars and the object
for doing so. The circulars were sent
out unsigned
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-12-19

Local Machinists' union will meet
next Tuesday night, December 23rd,
instead of Wednesday night, Decem-
Der oath. All machinists should be
at the meeting Tuesday night Don't
Iail
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-12-19
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll Find SIOan's Liniment
sOftens the severe
rheumatic ache

Put it on freely Don't rub it in.
Just let it penetrate naturally. What a
sense of soothing relief soon follows!
External aches, stiffness, soreness,
cramped muscles, strained sinews,
back "cricks"- those ailments can't
fight off the relieving qualities of
Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient,
economical. 35c, roc. $1.40. 5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
"Sccrct Service" mt the isis.

"Sccrct Service" mt the isis.
y delicate and delightful love story
is contained in William Gillettes
dra ma. secret Service" scenar;zed by
Beuiah Marie Dix. directed by Hugh
Ford and released as "A Paramount-
Aircraft special picture. 1t will he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

seen Mt the Isis Theater all this week.
ana VIII repay Il visit to the show
house. because 1t remains one OF the
most striking dramas ever written and
IN screen form should duplicate the
success of It's stage career. Major
Robert Warwick is cast for the role
made famous by the author.
The love element is characterized BY
that charming ohivalry and beauty or
the old South. There never has been
period In tho history of America
when men were more chiralrous or
women more del!cately charm!us: nor
place. perhaps, where these qualities
were more in evidenc than in the
states below the Mason-DiXon line.
Wanda lIawley is EditA rarncy.
with whom Lewis Dumout. as Cap
tain Thorne. falls in love. The en-
tire cast is wonderfully we'll selected.
For suspense. tho story Of this play
cannot be eNcellcd. William Gillette
IS recognized master of stage tech
niZed master of stage technique aud
the mechanics Of the stage but he has
also u reai literary skill.
Sharing honors on the same program
VIII he tho first presentation in Rich
mond. of Roscoe Arbuckl"'S newest
comedy. the frs, production made
under his new million dollar-a year
contract Desert Hero" is said to b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
George Walsh leaps over t.nees nnh

George Walsh leaps over fences hnd
scramblcs over housctopS but all IN
vain Sharpers fleece him bandits rob
him. His aunt leaves him 4 fortune,
but he never gets IL. These are only
few OF the queer things TIA" jinN 10 :.
Geraldine Farrar in shadows is th"
odcon attraction Tuesday. In tn" e.
vironmcnt of AN Alaskan dane. htli
the star Is seen In II role In which she
plays the role of Il dancer and GIRL Of
the cabaret with nh tho fir. and mag
nctiSm for which she is :anou. \
Harold Lloyd comedy feature is ..t'd"d
tomorrow ana Tuesday.
Wednc sdav only Tom Moore will 20
Continued on Ninth parcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

SThc Woman Thou hnvest Nc"
The. Broadway Theater attempts
something for the first three DAYS al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
.Rustuns n nride" ut nijou.

'RuHtllnE Rride" ut Ilijou.
Lila Lee. d!,ninutive Paramount star.
has an entirely. different role from tina,
OF her preceding pictures IL her latest
picture. "Rustling Bride" which VIII
be displayed at the Bijou.
Although the public has only seen
four OF her pictures. she is already
one of the most popular stars in the
profession. In this. her latest produc-
ton, Miss Lee portrays the role OF
little sir! Of the West--a typical out
door girl, who is rs much At home in
is in L limousine. y Burton Holmes
Travelogue and a Cartoon comedy are
added features.
The unusual title, a Very Good
Young Man. httinG!y describes the
role played by Bryan; Washburn in his
latest Paramount picture Of that name.
which VIII be shown at the Bijou Thea
ter next Wednesday and Thursday.
He is in This characterization a very
phasis on the very" In fact, lie is
80 good that his sweetheart, despite
her love for him, is obscssed with the
fear that the bad within him has no,
forth in all its fury after their mar
riage and make her lot nm unhappy one.
80 she, refuses TO become his Wife
Two added features on the bin in
clude Mutt and Lcm cartoon comedy
and Bray Photograph.
Vii T1,ri ,, ana Satgrdar, Dorothy G.sh
VIII be- shown III Nugget Nell" n stir
ring story of mining camp life. in
trigue. .treac hery and jealousy. As the
house. the star has OF the most
congeniT roles OF her career "Chas
lns RaIhbow," Goldwyn comedy, is
the added attraction.
Priscilla. Dean mt the HIucbird.
Priscinar Dean, the star who made
herself, ".--will be seen in The Six
LINED Burglar" The first half OF this
week The photoDlay IS a typical
( Priscilla Dean vch!clc--swi:t in action,
s smart N setting. with plentiful op.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Coloninl's Varied .Attrncfion..

students OF .lvic problems and wei
lar" workers in tho cities OF the United
states are coming rapidly 10 agree in
the view that III" motion picture con.
slliNtcs ono OF Tic rrrnf.si Nnhicina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
odeon Change. iii Daily.

;. Thirteen is at work with n vim In
never say Quit" the George Walsh
row NJ the Odcon Thcatcr. The hoodoo
aoes not let 20 of Walsh's cont-taiIs
from the FRIDAY on which he is born
TO the Friday on which his wife pr..
sehtS him with triplets. Evcrythinr
goes wrong, aud the more wrong things
go. the more tho audience mus, laugh
In his cndcaNOr to ESCAPE the INK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Theater, Wednesday

Colonial Theater. Wednesday and
Thursday.
The play tells of Il young bride who.
though she loves her husband. cannot
refrain from flirting with other men.
ms jealousy ana her determination to
nave good time leads them to the
breaking point and he is on the verge
or getting Il divorce when her woman's
Wit comes to her rescue and by n
strategic move. she regains both his
love and condolences.
Roscoe ArlJucklc. in "Fatty's Naughty
added.
Madame Traverse. tho beautiful
William Fox star. Will lac the attrac-
ton at the Colonial Theatcr Friday
ana Saturday. She has been booke Il
70 appear in new photoplly called
when Fate Decides" which has n plot
chat is said TO he intensely absorbing
and stirring from beginning to end
demanding unusual emotional powers
70 present adequately on the screen.
This is why il was selected for Miss
Traverse. who has proved herself to
be remarkably finished artist in emo
tional roles
With II KinoEram news. and Hardy
Lloyd comedy, BILLY Blazes." will be
shown as added attractions.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

a screaminSly funny farce comedy,
bubbling over with humor ridiculous
situations and overwhelmingly funny
action.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
DIVERS TO ENTER
/ WRECKED TANKER
SEEKING BODIES

Marshfield, Or. Dec. 22.---With fav
orable weather conditions. diver
will be able to enter the aft section
Of the wrecked tanker ]. A. chansor,
Captain Johnson OF the coast guard
announced today. He inspected the
vessel Sunday .
Captain johnson left today In a
small ocean going vessel for the scene
of the wreck and will attempt to get
as near as possible
The conditions are more favorable
for approach than they have been
since the ship struck rocks near Cape
Blanco Thursday night. Johnson has
hope that diver can be taken out
Tuesday or Wednesday
The three survivors OF the wreck
Captain A. A. Sawyer, Quartermaster
William Merkel and Assistant Stew
ard Earl Dooley. who at first said ten
men left the ship In the one lifeboat
launched, now say that the boat car
rIed 1s men and picked up two from
a gangplank on Friday.
or these is. three were saved, four
dead bodies have been recovered ana
the other eight are missing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
MUTE CHARGD WITH
MURDER Of fARNR,
WIFE AND CHILDREN

Denver. Colo. Dee. 7a.---Alex NH
lar. mute, Ii haia In tho rtty tnik
here today. waiting investigation %
tho murder Of Adam abnnk. = f<rnt~
or. HIS wife and four children. aii mot
10 death nj their home ncAf ores'sy
eariv yesterday.
Miller WINS formerly employed px
shank as farm hand and " saia -
have had several dIsaGresmsniz <isn
the murdered man over wngeA
The tragedy was discovered yHasfr-
day when uearEe shank. q eenaaa %
the dead man. drove 70 the fefm
house. fia found Adam Tying des@ N
a pool IL blood. Hs had hNen Maot
through the heart. This body or MT
shank lay across the bed. with two %
her chlldren, Margaret 4, ana tipf-
ence. q, shot through tho fefeh~@A.
lying healde her Ths body " 0s~rMss
one year old bahy, was found ~
bundle bad. wiitn fourth ehiia, >.
waa sslll brealhln1 but dled iaisE.
gheslFf Hall of Greeley aaa eeFe-
usr Wood, who mrrtvea AZ shs faHnh
sos,n after the news ~ the wiaalssA's
vaccinations had been tesephaneh.
started an investigation.
Mlllsf, tho suspect heisS hsaa ~
Denver. was arrested here When nc
4 atoms aroused stsspiriona "a cieFn
N. I hotel whera ts had rssisfefea'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
SUPREME Court HEARS
HIGHWAY CASE TODAY

Arguments In the case ol w 7'ass ~
1,,,,t,wav g Commission against lne
Sc s.asa BOARD Of Control. test OF 'hs
,'sa,,atsons 0.a,s OF the Bean-Barrett ac' ol p
,'a', ,o,T - r,, lbe heard before tn supreme
80, tE.s afternoon. The commission
sos,t !. attanptling BY msndamus procesa- ps. y.
,ars = ~ esmpeli the board Of conuo' - !,
,as,,s go another s1.oe0,99o worm :.
s,ahway ,ssdg bonds under The Bean,sas- 5ss
rss, eft act to meet like amount % aa, -
srsI ,i funds for post roads ana ~, aofss' -
sasacss. erai The board Of control has Ii's, e,
srssd prv The request because the ainoan' p W.
llssI lussd vas s4oe. 900 in excess oi m ane
sS1e az soo 600 specifically authorize nm rh
si,sVy.s ~ ,be provisions Of the BIZ .,.., Ins
.s,a,,rav ~. Commission contfnos 80 Ha'
l,isur l,a ,rtent of the legislature ln pass. ~
snr ~ he bin was TO provide means -, -.
nnse,ing .ns I'M any federal ailotnsn' .,l,s 30
ess,ns construction within the ,i.,',, sia.s
n,soras ..,orney General George y, .'.sal Bsewa
Ai.olss .anrssenting the board q con,1o,
,,h i =. Deyers assistant al.ennss l,,' Z
'a,s, WIN r representing the highway
commission.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
Thousands Seek
Seats at Oregon,
Harvard Battle

Pasadena, CAL, Dec. 22.-Long be-
fore dawn today throngs besiegea lns !
box office where the seat sale opened
for tbe Harvard oregon game New
Years day. ss,.,a,a ~.
saat = IT. would be sold before the close
of the week ,,,;ot snn-
dav BAT down to real work az ~ q
aayi q, today, sos but the coaches and train I :,
~. ~. ,o .ook no chance with their signals
and oregon's style of play ,,,aad
T The public was rigidly ..s.s exciuasu g i q
from the park, and even newsp.pIa ny a,,.gide
r,en rse, found themselves on the OUTSIDE
trying to '1ook in .,.oa,rs west
Harvard today was speeding mes'
ward after a brief stop in Chicago
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
SUCCESSFUL RAID
ON DUBLIN PAPER
BLOW 1 TO Sim FE|N
BY George MacDonough

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Dublin, Dec. 20. Political observers
here today saw in the success Of yes
terdays raid upon the Independent a
Dublin newspaper, by radical elements
9 serious blow to the prestige of the
Irish government.
Coming Immediately after the attack
upon Lord French, they pointed out,
1t appa1 emily showed the Sim Fein and
ether radical elements were able to
defy the authorities in the heart of the
heaviest policed town in ireland.
In both the French attack and the
newspaper raid, it was asserted, prac-
ttcally all the law breakers were able
TO escape and elude detection. These
observers saw in tn two incidents vir-
tual reign of terror, with none able to
resist the will of the extremists.
Damage to the plant of the Inde-
pendent today was estimated at more
than 100000. The plant was captured
by a group Of armed men. Part OF
them held the editorial staff at the
point of revolvers while others smash
ed the newspapers linotypes and
presses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
cHENOWETH RELEASED
FROM ASYLUM TODAY

George W. chenoweth, committee au'nsV ~
the state hospital from ms M acquitted Of
last August when he ; e,.l,,g Mas George sgd
the charge Of numbering 4. y insanity, usu was
ham on the grounas .as y institution this
discharged from tne s,adiately aal,t for his
m morning ond left : imneasa nrasets to spend
home. Chenoweth s,,v ezpuv'i but has de-
Christmas with his tallll1s = aisoosIng @ Of his
olared his intention or o. q,sp nspmark, Cur
ry r. county .il.,a and ss@pvsas sepvsd with the
Canadian forces s-r i eaanty sss tses n an adTs
ory capacity during the oeeapyias .ssi The
seat sea Of Representative
ceased.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
MOTHER MURDERS
THREE CHILDREN N
FEAR Of HVPN0T|sA


coeur D'Alene. Idaho. Dec zs.---
CraEed by fear Of hypnotis1n. Mira
Lucy AZ. MnllonRx IA Ia thA county
jail hers accused ar murdertn6 her
three babies and shen murdnranalv
attaching her mother-in-iaN. nrH
Mary n. Mullenax. with q hcavy
wooden maiiet
A hearing into her sanity q sehed-
uied for this week.
Charging her nother~invl&w Wlkm
''the evil eye" Mrs Mulicnax Il s<id
10 have slain the three telns with
"chloreforn liniment.s afterwards
huriina their bodies into eist<rn.
Then. returning 81 the h0use. nhe
seinsd tho inAliet ana attacked th&
chlldscna grandmother
Leaving the aNea woman hlee1Inx
lon the floor Mira. MnllenAH spc& -
"a neighborss houae and sobbed cut
her story As
Ths tragedy occurred on sha nlul~
lcnAx ranch. near Mica bAy ~ xAhs
Coeur p'Aiene.
A. Mira Mallenax vAs hslnx
brought 10 0oeur nAleN&. ~ mad&
Ia determined attempt tn ecsnmit xaiz
lcide Nv jumping tntn IN iAkel
IN was the only thing could ~.
said Mira Muliennx, a No 1atk xhp
babies did not suffer I'm uoss9 1 49,
tackled grandma I cuuidu'{ 1eand n
lany longer urandma hypnoklned
them. ala me only ressaneble
thing"
| Mrs. Mullenax. ! sIlxhs. pretty we~
man Of 81, formerly was q school
teacher. She had been mentally uft~
lbalA seed for some months ueiHAhprH
land friends told sheriff Quaraee
The grandmother IL saiA to-day g
have an oven ehanes for hef NE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
PERsH|NC UNABLE TO
PAY VISIT TO SALEM

nasam wlIl not have an oppnFznua'y
" 80. aensfai John >. fsfsHsHt
speak -. /.
qhis waa obvious Monday wasa
,,aeesns knewn thas Governor uir1', Z
Il ssf,.rss 10 have me general step -
porslana were almost ftuitsssa t'sf.
.,ssgg N. ss'' enusenssa il stop Ia FsFtaana
s sr,y y. the condition that ha wesiu
w, IN ~ zalted 10 rpeak too afsen 80
~ $3.50 M = aald 10 be in a bad esHa't'on
! ~ ~ n. general i aseldlns ~ sss'ss-
49, ...ss - ~ ss,saklug snsaasmsnsAs 4 : z&i2.
ii PsrshinF ean " nNusr. - ~
forts 10 have hie sfA'n st'p ="
49, mlnutss win be snade.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
Grateful Man Takes Out Lite
aY' Membership For His Son

Claiming that the !. M. =. - -
nd,rectly saved the life of hiz oiaess
NJ one 81 the citizens Of Salern sook
ou, four memberships for chris.shss =
n-s.ent Tor his boys al the =. u. y
4 Yesterday afternoon. =.
In talking with the secretary -. %
.,sssa that when his hoy was en- roals
" Franee his ship was submarines
s,d - ~ boy was hurled into the sea.
"a Tar a. he was able 70 learn N.
nov remained in the iey water ios =
80, Is minutes before be waa rss'
$3.50 Ne had learned 70 swim - snf
Il & a. pool and had become A.
s.ners 90 that when shs CRISIS cams
ire boy vas ready for Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
CONDUCTOR
INJURED SEVERELY

p. H. Hartongue, freight conductor
nm southern Pacific train No n extra,
northbonnd. was severely injured al
Woodburn at s:4O Monday morning
when he was thrown under a frssgn1
car and suffered the double fracture
Of one leg. The accident occurred
while he was making the siding =
Woodburn. in order TO allow clearance
10 train No. 2s from Portland.
According TO reports the fre'eh,
was running with small crew ana
,he mishap occurred While Hartongne
va performing the extra duties doe
u ~ lack of sufficient number ci
brakemen. 50.
He was hurried 10 Portland LOT nos
pltal treatment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
Mexico WARNED
TO NIP FURTHER
0UTRAcES NBUD

washington, Dec. 20. ~ The state
department instructed the American
embassy at Mexico City today to in
sist to the Mexican government thai
outrages" against American citizens
IN Mexico be stopped.
AT the same time the department
ordered the embassy to renew its re-
quest that every possible step. be
taken" to arrest the bandits who kid
|naped Frederick Hugo, manager Of d
ranch near Muzquiz, in Coahuila re-
Gently.
Open warf re between Carranza
and General 0bregon is threatened.
according to unofficial advices from
Mexico, received today BY government
officers.
Obreg0n Seeks Chair
Obregon is the strongest contender
for the presidency. Carranza, these
dispatches said, is determined to re-
tain control even If he must indefi-
nitely postpone the national election
scheduled for July. Obregon appar-
entity is ready to take the field and
start hostilities as soon as Carranza
shows his hand. Just now, the advices
said, the two leaders were playing a
waiting game, each ready to strike
after the other has made the first
move.
In the tenseness of this situation,
Carranza evidently is doing every
thing possible to win popular sup
port, defying the United States in
the Jenkins issue, falling American
sailors at Mazatlan and in other ways
trying to make the Mexican people
believe he is the s'strong man" of
Mexico. American intervention would
cause the people to rally to him, 1t
is believed, and even Obregon might
join him in that event.
Carranxa Fears Plot
Fearing that Obregon will enlist
aid in his scheme to seize
the presidency, Carranza is reported
to have instituted a censorship of his
rivals mails passing between Mexico
and this country. Some letters are
1t is alleged by 0bregons
followers, while others are re-sealed
and delivered after being photograph
ed, kilograms addressed to obregon,
rs1 -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

. WORRIED OVER
YANK DEMANDS
Officials Express Themselves
as Accustomed" to Crises
With United States; Average
Citizen Not Interested

NoTEs--rhe following Il the
first OF series Of comprehen-
sive stories on the situation In
Mexsao, written by the first
American newspaperman to eome
out OF that country since the lest
"crisis.' The correspondent made
q special trip 10 Mexico City to
obtain first hand Information.