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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Charcoal, Eph.s Dali, ,rbou-,

Las; year r,o:e than 100000 Bibles w,r,
bought and distributed in Tie United state.
Dogsonc II. why couldn't some OF us ,noac-,
fcllcrs Hike Rex Beach have written tia,
Book,
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
MABEL NORMAND AS CIRCUS WAIT MAKES
 FUN FUR EVERYONE

Critics sometimes contend that pho- toplays are not always wholesome mental food for juvenile audiences
 Mabel Normand's very latest Goldwyn
 picture, "JinX," which will be presented at the Columbia theater today, tomor-
 row and Tuesday, is a satisfying pro- duction from the parental standpoint, for it is thoroughly clean and bright
 and the funny situations are devoid of
 vulgarity masking comedy.
 The story situations are grouped about a travelling circus and an or phan's home. Although the little watfs
 of the picture wear simple checked ginham frocks, thick stockings and shabby buttoned shoes in the orphans home, it would be interesting for audi ences to see these same tots their way to the studio in the morning. Lit tie Frankie Lee, who has played so
 many important juvenile roles in big productions, and who carries a lead- ing role in ''Jinx," comes to the studio with his mother in his own automo-
 bile, wearing quite the smartest thing in the line of sailor suits ever com ceived by any tailor. With all his
 success, Frankie is modest and boyish
 and lovable. The other well known
 juvenile players who appear with Miss Normand are Buddy Messenger. Isd Tiebol, Alice and May Giraci, Peaches
 Jackson, Jack Condon and Yorra O'Rourk.
 Of course, the orphan children uitH their matron visit the circus when it comes to town. The Jinx Of the cir GUS (MabeI Normand) creates such a
 lot of trouble that she has 70 rrn
 away to avoid punishment Exhausted. she goes to sleep in the barn back of the orphanage and the following
 morning the children find her and res port that There is a pretty fairy asleep in the manager with moo-moo.- When the fairy wakes, she teaches tho children how to play circus. The ol1 l buggies in the barn become chariots
 and the hay racks are golden speafs.. | Slicker (Cullen Landis) the wild man
 of the show, climbs beneath a hedge
 and helps with the fun. Later, after.
 many encounters with diversity, The
 Jinx finds her make believe world real.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
LADIES'! SECRET ID
 DARKEN GRAY HAIR Bring Back Its Color and Lustre With Grand mas Sage Tea Recipe

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alco- hol added. will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home. though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready to-use preparation inn proved by the addition of other in- gredients a large bottle, at little coz, at drug stores, known as 'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,' thus avoiding a lot of musS.
 While gray, faded hair is not sin fuI. we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally. so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this thorugh your hair. taking one small strand at a time: by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair be- comes beautifully dark glossy. soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
Denies Goldstein
 Returned S2, 500

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, June 1S-Low- den presidential campaign money sent to Missouri has not been returned, q statement issued tonight by Secretary of State Emmersop, Governor Lowden's campaign manager, in reply to the statement of Nat Goldstein, one of two St. Louis delegates to the Republican convention who stated they had sent back the money.
 Goldstein declared in St Louis Tues; day that he gave his s2,5OO to a man
 close" to Secretary Fmmerson before leaving Chicago last Friday night.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
TO QUARANTINE ALL SHIPS

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, June 1S.-All ships from Tampico entering the Sa- bine ship channel from tho Gulf Qf Mexico were ordered quarantined and thoroughly fumigated as a precautioa against spread of the bubonic plague in a telegram from the surgeon gem eral of the United States public health service received here today. Tn add- tion members of ships crews were or dered thoroughly examined. Ht
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
RETURNS UNsPENT al
 HARDING ElINn

ST. LOUIS. June 1S-W. l.. Cole. chairman of the Republican state cons mittee, returned today from Columbus, Ohio. where yesterday he said he re- turned to Harry M. Daugherty. Sena ' tor Harding's pre- convention presi- dential campaign manager, the uneN- pended $650 of the $1.25O he receivcc to create Harding sentiment in Mis- souri.
 The second greatest copper mine iu the world is in Alaska. -ur
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
STILL FLYING

Plane No. { ol Che Ncw York-to- Nomc flyers seems to bc makue good umc ou Che return trip under Pilot Ross Kirkpatrick having ar- rived at Edmonton ou Tuesday from Jasper and was scheduled Go leave yesterday for Saskatoon
 Tho rest of Che uoet with Capt. st Clair Street u command. s stun u Hazolton B C.. whore Q proc raIor and landing gear on one ot Che machines were broken .u making a landing Repair parts are being rushed from Wransol but it s probable they win not bo able Go re- sumo choir journey for several days
 Plane No. win be remembered a tbe one chat flew SO low over Channel on Che northern trr
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

diamonds. other precious stones and articles Of ornament from Europe. America acnds to Europe shiploads of useful commodities foodstuna ma- chincry. cotton. She gets back a whocIbarrow load of diamonds and lcwolry
 "pooplo think Chat diamonds are a good investment at a time whom Lib- crty Bonds and other securities arc dcprccIatng in value but thia Is a childish nllacy If persisted u. a lot of people win lnd themselves owning a handful of precious stones as worthless os arc Che utics Of many former monarchs Of Europe"
 Further Illustrating his point. Mr. Hoover cites Che sale oi perfume at S65 a bottle and doplorca tho vide spread purchoac of furs Hc says:
 "Tho usaIlmcnt system Of credit for furniture and clothes is Q direct cause Of great deal Of extrayagancc for It lures ls victims with Che idea of small occasional payments Of which Che total investment is never comprohcndod. n s somewhat as . 1T you had a small cut in your pock- ot-book and through it Che lessor coins were constantly dropping out"
 make a direct appeal to Amer lcau women .a characteristic Of Mr. Hoover as high compliment Go them. "as indicating chat they are very largely tho guardians of thc American pockctb0ok.
 Tf Che women of America sec their opportunity and their duty and act upon thom. civilization win Doc thcir debtor" concludes Mr. Hoover.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
ABOUT THAT G0LFNG

Gol0ur iu Aimkai
 At mu Che fascinating outdoor lsumo has been firmly established u tbc northern territory. for far out m Che Boring Sen. on Ono island ot ua'assa ol Che Ncuuau group. @ Imc-hoIo couro has been laid out and Che game a being played thero with aI Che enthusiasm that makes t so popelar elsewhere And mo other person chan Paul Buckley vet-
 uu baseball catcher. Inventor Of Che .ioso now used behind the bat miner before Che Koud.ko rush and now United States marshal for Che Alou- Iau islands. Us responsible for Che introduction Of Che luka mp there.
 Marshal Buckley who has just or- -yod n soatuc ou a business trip. fold at Che Hotel Seattle yesterday how he conceived ho Alaska golf deo.
 Thc Ncuum Islands being hoad- quarters for bc Boring Sen fleet ol One Coast Guard Service. masters and ouccrs Of Che government boa,s mEc frequent stops at unaluka." he said "Ouc day observed a captain ol one Of Che Coast Guard boats nuehtue with a bag of ro'l aticu
 "Whul are you eoue Co do with those sticks out hero ] asked
 oh I'm going to get a utlc oE- ,roac. by using tbem ou anything haUs Ioo.e was ha ropIy
 "TMat remark gave me am .do so urIy last spring turned out an m. prisoners ] had under lock- pro- .Id thcm wlh tho necessary .m- pIcmcne and e, .hem to work Tho result Is tbat WIG have a fine uiue- hole coursc Nue behind tho ahool house and running around Che head 1f muak Lake, We enjoy some .mt matches tborc uow
 Marshal Buckley caught wIth Cape lain Adrian Au.ons o.d Chicago club m the days whom eHt.her used no.h- ing ou their hands but a thm pad. \. evidence Of U he showed where .ruy finger %. both hands, except One second one ou ha r.eh, hand. had been broken by pitched balls One ol his thumbs was broken ,wco times In lSS> hc invented Che heavy glove bonr u.ol today hy .at.hor Ue was prospecting m Che Konl.ao Tn Che year preceding ... M. rush soutiI. Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
NOT GUILTY

Tho jury in Che caao of Emil paImbom. Jr captain Of Che eas boat Peggy on Tuesday night brought In a verdict ot mol guilty Of fish piracy pambom. with others al Che crow ol One vessel had been on um for alleged dsh piracy Of traps bcoaeue to Che Deep Sea Cane ming Company The eases aFa.os. tbe crew were dismissed after Che ruI had proerc eI for day. and Che jury was out but short tlmc before finding a verdict Of not guI,y
 Emil paImbom Jr. Is Douglas boy and has operated his boat out of ma port for Che past two seasons
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
CONDUCT THE uTEEYs

Cor. U Erickson of this city, in partnership with EsNarI Larson oi Juneau has taken Icase on the A. B uu in Juneau and Che two meu win i'm tuc future conduct Che Saturday night IIucy dances hcrc F J. uyc and Esd spu.ue who formerly had charge Of thc dances.
 cancelled ,hcr leue a ny9 hos Iul, Alaska and sparIus win soon leave for Kerch.uu.
 The new combination Is strong ono. as both men arc musicians and win play u Che orchestra Larson s a y.o'mHt and Erickson rom- bono and .l1onhoue player
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
BREEZE AGAIN

Preparations ore being made for One publication Of Che first number oi Che Gasunoau Breeze somc time during Che coming week. This pub- lcauon is gotten out by thc student body ot Che Douglas Public School and win contain an Che school haD- openings and things of Interest Co
 ehoIH and parents
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
Neuralgia Pains
Give Way Co Soothing H1mIIn'c Wizard on

Hamin's Wizard on is a safe, simple and effective treatment for both headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain is. it eases che tortured nerves and almost inc wr.abIy brings quick relief Keep supply on hand
 Wizard on is a good dependable preparation Co have in che medicine chest for frst aid when the doctor may be far away Its healing lnu- septic qualities can always be re- lied upon as a preventive against infection. or other serious results, from sprains bruises. cuts burna bites and stues Just as good too, for sore feet suH neck frost bites, cold sores and clukcr sores
 .GanHr.aH .I.a bottle H..
 'lf you are uuH..oI MI.h c9n. ,ration or pick ha.I..HH Cry H.mUnH W.r1rd Liver Whip. IuHt u'al.Ull NltIc pink DHie at lrlge'an Cor lQc
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
FROM cHIcHAGoF

Clarence Wuiancn. who has been working at Chichaeof since early in July came u from that place this week and win visit here for a short time before returning Co Che mines. Clarence has a good position with Che company In their mill
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Tho Now York-to-Nome flyers were made honorary members Of thc Alas ka Pioneers at Nome. of Che Yukon Order or Pioneers at Dawson. and at Whitohorso were made members of Whitohorsc WIewam No. of the squawmons Union. They were pre- soutod with thoIr membership cards n painted mo0schId cascg.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
HOOVER
 TELLS OF WASTE Says American People Are Giving Fleets of Food for Bauows
 of Diomonds'

NEW YORK. Sept 25.- There io .a parallel botwcon our present ccou- omic condition and Chat which iol- lowed Che Civil War; Che ramo con- duous of cxuayaganco and big prices which resulted In a great panic and years or hard umca. says Herbert Hoover iu pm article Of holp- ml hints. Thrift and American Women" n Che Ladies Home Jour nal
 Mr. Hoover explains chat we may hope Co avoid financial disaster which followed Che Civil War "booauso we believe our economic position much stronger than 10 was n those early days" But he warns chat we are confronted "with world conditions of unscr which were unknown half a century ago and hc commeuta.
 "Tbs is not just something for
 mtomcu and professors to worry oyer but it reaches into Che AmorI- can home and o0ccts every family and every l1d.v.dual"
 Suggesting a remedy for Che pres aut tendency towards oytravagaucc. Mr. Hoover ays
 "lt ls os imperative today as it was during thc war. even more so. chat we should practice thrift n ou iu forms
 "Eyary one of us should cut out extravaganza and waste. we should ayc every possible 1.-Two cent piece cscn though it were worth no moro than a postage stamp; we should put our savings into savings banks OF into government or other securi- ucs or into homes and farms
 "Moucy hat Is wasted is destroy cd. as if cast into O firo and Che esu results are not confined Go Che individuals waste and hIs or her family but are In fact spread throughout society," This is Che crime and damage done by waste DO
 Mr. Hoover admits that it is dlt- u.u.t and "aomcumca almost impos-
 IbIc" Go define waste. "Much has been sa.d" writes Mr Hoover "ond written ahuuf HIk shirts and sink .tocNurs ] win not condemn Che .uso Of these articles but if those who wear ak stockings could sec Che millions of people In Europe who have no stockings at an and indeed poo shoes. they would take less aat- aactIou I'm thc sheen and pattern Of hc.r hosc."
 The article directed attention Go unacceptable individual responsibility and sets forth chat thrift is drst 8 matter Of principle and secondly thot ahoro s no chance Of our individual effort u Che right direction being mmuod by Che action Of others DO and adds
 About ouc-third of our people are responsible for most Of Che cztraya- .anco and waste n thia country 10 Is a heavy responsibility that hcy bcar Ii we could convert this one third to simple living tho problem would bc solved
 "It is Che onc-th.rd who are guilty ol czuavagaut eating and drinking in public places They spend S2oo- O0O every night in New York City alone on restaurant uppcrs Tho nation spends at least a million dol- lars day or s3C5.o00.o00 Q year In
 upcrnuous eating at hotels and rcs- auraus
 "AmIu it Is tho ono-thiri who are mostly responsible for Che waste in- yo.yoi iu Che use Of jcwc'ry on which
 o many millions are being spent We are now obtaining a great many
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
Wounded Man Here

The young native boy Johnnie u,k who was almost k'od by O be brown bear mtc last week at uoouab Sound. was brought Co Ju- rru Monday ou Che Eatobcth Hc uas ukor Co thc roycrumcu, hos- nitaI whore he Is under Che carc o' pr L. ID Dawes The youue man
 badly injured with about thirty wounds inflicted by @ me female brown bear chat attacked him.
 The young native was out huut- .nr for deer witch a small eaibre gun whom hc encountered thc hcar w.th two cubs Uc fired. but hH shou had mo cGeet and Che b.e animal picked him mp n her mouth and wm nryIne him away when another native came along and diverted che hears attention so chat she dropped him
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
MRS TIBBETTs DEAD

Mrs. c. E. TIbbotta. wife of Capt. q. E. T.bbot's. died last night ot a Juneau hospital after a long n'- ness from dropsy. Mrs. T.bbe-tswas very weu known on Douglas Island. where she visited friends ou numer- ous occasions
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
EXAMINE CLAIMS

T G. Macdonald and George swarva loft iato laat week for Ko- dIak from where thcy win go Go thc Cold Day district Co examine some mining prospects for Che Tread we'll Company Mn Macdonald is scout for tho company and Mr.. swarya is Che compauy's chemist
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Pecnliar Situation

The deer season so for tba year has been a peculiar one i'm tho fact n.t some hunters hayc had czcop- umauy good luck and have secured n.Ir venIsou with worry utuo c1ou vnl. others have climbed hl without number and baro ucyer ovcn aeon onc ol Che animals some mon have .ombcI au Che hla that hG could Uud in lcnrthy trips and cam. home empty hlndoI while others won't out lay m ther boat mu layIcht and ben went ashore and were forced Co Nu several deer Co keep from being run over by them
 Another peculiar feature Of th. hunting season .s Che ne. chat there has boon uo ycuIson floating around .ausr None ol Che deer huu,cu who have made One ks thoy brae about sccm to have any friend. They either aIt or can an the mca. and forget thcIr uc.rlbors.
 Some ycars ago. when meat was cheaper however when deer came .1 town most everyone tasted a. Now one or several arc brought m and chat Is u thcrc Is Co lt Not .ron tbr uyer s distributed Go Che rDU.nh1r.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
FROM GYPSUM

Mrs M s. Hudson. whose husband is foreman of the gypsum mine. are rived here ou tho Esieboth oarly in the week Mrs Hudson .s visiting m Juneau for a shor. t.mc before roe
 lrune To Gypsum
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
CLUB MEETING

Tho meeting of thc Douglas isl- and Womcus Club was held this week at thc home Of Mrs. Leo De- Mytt Klpllug was featured during Che meeting and selections from hiB writings were read
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
HOIST MAN HERE

Alex Graham. old lime hoist man of Troadwou. returned carly this week from Gypsum. where he has spent Che past summer operating a hoIst Hc win remain in this vicin- ity for a time.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
TOO MUCH OATS

Tho delivery horse belonging Co P. A. J. GaIwaa recently got loose m hIs barn and ate a half barrel of oats at one sitting -or standing. Tho animal nearly paid Che penalty for his oycrcatine and was very sick for a few days. He is getting along ali right now.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
VISITING

Mrs. Nldrol Casey and her daughter Lois. and Lola Grauock were visiting Che latter part Of last week and early thIs week In Douglas ot Che home Of Mr. and Mra Carl T Erickson.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
GONE SIX WEEKS

Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Gnkoy left on Che Alaska Wednesday to spend six weeks visiting in cities on Che Coast.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modatons. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L. F. Goddard. SanitarIum. Alaska. Adv
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
ENcnraon

Excursion
 Thc-c vas au excursion to Iohu eacIcr on Che us boat Tmacum last sunday ou which a number of Doug ias ialaud people went The party was promoted by E. D. Pond o. Ju- ncsu. and after viewing Che gioci" Che party wont Co Che Pond cabin m urc inlet to remain for scycra. hours Those from Douglas Island who made Che trip were pr Gladys Row'ey. Mir and Mrs Goctz. Misses Kelsey. rairmau. Thompson. Reeves and Ncer Sutherland and Mitchell
 Finishing Job
 Three s.ow loads of material conn nr.sur the A. Murray Third Stree. r,s have been delivered by n D. Mcleod at sua rho fourth and ia.t STOW Is now being loaded tor shipment Tho laat row win take windows furnishings and plumbing ........
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Job Printing at thc Novs offIcc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-01

Job prnuag at tho Nevs oaIco.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-26
ALEDo PERSONALS

H. L. Thornton Of near Aledo
went to Carthage Tuesday evening
ON short business trip.
G. W. Mcintyre Of this city went
to Gordon, Iowa, Monday evening
to visit with relatives.
A. G. Murdoch and Ira Contrib
both Of Murdoch, Iowa, were bust
ness callers in Aledo Monday. They
returned to their homes Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Earl Wycoff and son. Will
liam of Keithsburg spent Monday
In this city.
Miss Eunice Hall Of Joy spent
the day in Aledo Monday.
J. w. Parkinson and daughter,
Lorna, Of this city went to Ply
mouth. ILL. Tuesday morning. where
they will spend q few days viii
Mr.. Parkinson's son, Fred.
Mrs. J. w. Blake Of Chicago, who
has spent several days visiting with
relatives in AlAdo, returned home
Tuesday morning.
The Misses Eva johnson and
Gladys Balmer Of this city went te
Galesburg Tuesday to spend few
days with Mrs. Florence Smith.
Mrs. c. J. Carlson of this city
went to New Windsor Tuesday te
visit with friends.
Mrs. Will Reid Of Aledo LEFT
Tuesday morning on a short visit
with friends at Castleton and Hen
ry, Ill.
Miss Mable Meythaler of Abing
don, ILL.,, returned home Tuesda!
after spending a few days witt
friends in Aledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kellogg ant
two sons of this city left Tuesda!
for visit with relatives in Peoria
Miss Rose Bruhn of Rock 1slant
returned home Tuesday morning
after visiting in Aledo at the hom'
of MIS-. H. F. Greer.
H. A. Melburg of this city wen
to Monmouth Tuesday on a shor
business trip.
Lex Petrie, one Of the dozen for
mer soldiers of Aledo who took VI
homestead claims in Wyoming sew
eral months ago, returned HON
Tuesday. He expects to return t
the west after a few weeks in thi
city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-26
ALLEY CLEANING
Is PROGRESSING

Moline's last general alley clean
ing is progressing. The health de-
partment has completed its work
west of Fifteenth street below the
hill, and is ready to start work on
the territory above the hill east Of
Seventh street. The last round
through the business section will
be made Saturday morning, accord
ing to Levin Linblade, health in
spector, who is in charge of the
clean up drive.
The general cleaning marks the
passing Of rubbish collecting in
Moline and ushers in the scheme Of
individual disposal of all waste ma
terial with the exception of garage,
ashes, and tin cans. Positively
nothing outside this list will be
collected by the city after the pres
ent collection has been made, In
spector Lindblade stated today.
Waste paper is especially taboo,
the city taking the stand that paper
is easily disposed of in far more
economical manner than having
city wagons cart it away. A big
burner has been built near the wa
ter works where merchants may
have their waste paper taken for
burning. Expense of hauling the
paper to the burner must be paid
for by the merchants themselves.
The city is being given a final
cleaning by sections. Announce
ment will be made each time a dis
trict is finished and another begun.
Another week should see the task
finished in the opinion Of Inspector
Linblade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-26
Ioline aid Easf Moline


:
East Moline public library Win
eitabIish temporary headquarters
o. the second Aoor Of the J. H. An-
dsrson building, Sixth street and
fifteenth ayenue. East Moline. The
location was decided upon It =
meeting Of the library board last
night % the only available site suit
able for library uses.
The library has formerly been
located In the Y. M 6. A. building.
Due to growth Of the association
and increased need OF floor space,
the Y requested that the library
find other quarters. After . search
of the vacant buildings convenient
" located the Anderson location
was chosen.