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NOTED PERSONS DIE
SIOUX CITY, Iowa.-Thomas w
Steele, former congressman.

otcViOs AOlMOA COASh OcoAA@us
SEATTLE-Homer Myers, automo-
bile man, exalted ruler Of the Seat
tie Elks' lodge.
LEBANON, Pa.-Dr. l.. e. Schmauk
head of the United Lutheran churches
of the United States.
BILLINGS. Mont.--A. H. Barth, a
millionaire stockman and resident of
this city for 81 years.
NEW YORK. - Colonel William
Pendleton Gaines, owner OF the Aus
tin (Texas) Statesman.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.-Herbert Kelly
Phillips, owner of race horses and
known to racetrack men in all parts
of the country as Kelly Phillips.
LINCOLN. Neb.-Henri Wildam En-
deris. for many years manager of the
Lincoln Freie Presse, formerly in the
publishing business at Chicago and
Milwaukee.
OAKLAND, Cal.-Rabbi Alfred
Arndt of Sacramento dropped decd of
apoplexy Monday in a synadogue
while offering prayers for his wife,
who had been buried only few
hours before.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
BRYAN LIVES TO AID AMERICA.
Ambition Not to Enjoy Public Hon.
ors, but to Serve PeopIe.


NEW YORK.-William j. Bryan
declared here March 20 that his am
Dltion was not to enjoy the honors
OF public office, but to discharge as
fully as possible his debt of gratitude
to the American people.
This was the Nebraskans first pro.
nouncement on the democratic presi.
Dental nomination since the an
nouncement of his brother in Lincoln
on March 8 that if the "commoner"
were elected delegate to the ma.
tlonal convention he would not vote
for United States Senator Hitchcock
of Nebraska.
Mr. Bryan made known his stand
In a speech at a dinner at the Aldine
club arranged in celebration of his
Ooth birthday anniversary by friends
ana admirers of all parties. This ad-
oress was the first on a speaking
tour that will embrace many states.
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REFUSES
TO RAT|FY TREATY
VERSAILLES DOCUMENT FAILS
OF APPROVAL FOR FOURTH
TIME
COMBINE VOTE STOOD 1895
Believe People Must Decide Between
Executive and Upper Chamber
Majority-Plan State Of Peace.
May Return Treaty.

WASHINGTON.-T treaty of Yer
sailles failed Of ratification for the
fourth time March 29, and then the
senate voted to send it back to Presi-
dent Wilson with a notification that
it had finally refused to advise and
consent to it's ratification"
On the decisive roll call the vote
was 49 for ratification to IS against,
the opposition numbering in Its ranks
20 democrats who were unwilling to
see the treaty go through with the
republican reservations objected to
by the president and three democrats
and IL republican irreconcilables.
Twenty-one democrats quit the presi-
dents lead and voted for ratifica-
ton, but the detection failed by seven
votes of providing the two-thirds
requisite to ratify.
The result was regarded every
where in the capitol as having put
over into the political campaign for
decision the long and bitter fight be-
tween the chief executive and the
senate majority. A move to recon
slider the vote and try once more to
ratify collapsed in its inception, lead,
ers on both sides agreeing that fur
ther ratification efforts would be a
waste of time as long as the senate
membership remains as it is.
Whether the president would re.
turn the treaty to the senate re.
mained undetermined, but the repub'
licans served notice that If he did
it would repose for many weeks to
come in a committee pigeonhole.
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Outlook Serious.
DEATH IN GREAT GALE.
Cyclonic Wind Hits Colorado and
Wyoming.

DENVER.-A gale averaging Al to
100 miles an hour swept over Colo
rado and Wyoming March IS, causing
three deaths. one probably fatally in
jured, and resulting in heavy prop
erty loss.
The dead:
Katherine Christensen, 13, Denver,
killed by falling wall.
l.. P. Bass, Boulder. Col, chief OF
police, killed when his automobile
was turned over by the wind.
Joseph Salter, age 1S, son of the
Boulder city manager killed in the
accident which caused Chief Bass
death.
The injured: Miss Mable Walsh,
64' Denver, probably fatally hurt in
an automobile accident
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Live Stock Raisers Meet.

NEWPORT The Pend Oreille
County Live Stock Producers Associ-
alton had a big meeting at Newport
recently. Farmers were here from all
parts of the county. In executive ses-
sion the association went on record
for a membership Of 100 by June /
and passed resolution favoring the
elimination Of scrub bulls from the
range.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
MARTIAL LAW NOW
IN FORCE IN Berlin
BALTIC SOLDIERS FIRE ON PEo.
PIE IN SOUTH BERLIN,
wouNDiNe SEVERAL
GREAT SLAUGHTER At ESSEN
Was Exploded to Wreck earrieades
Put Up by Rebels-Form New ).
Cabinet--Miiitary Dictatorship
'Persists at Capital.

BERLIN.-The Ebert government Is
again in control here. Vice Chancel-
lor Schiller, in whose hands the sud-
den retirement of DR.. Wolfgang Kapp,
temporarily placed the administrative
power, and Gustav Noske, minister
of defense, are engaged in bringing
about order here and restoring activ-
tiles to their normal basis.
Regular troops, loyal to the Ebert
regime, are guarding the streets.
the firing Of a mine to destroy a
barricade at Kottbuser, in south
eastern Berlin, killing IL persons and
injuring %.
The Baltic troops, leaders Of the
insurgent bands that marched into
Berlin Saturday, took vengeance on
the people who hooted and jeered
them in Wilhelmstrasse and Inter
den Linden. They were lined up for
departure and after withstanding the
jeers for time more or less impa-
tiently, they opened fire, wounding
several.
Serious Disorders Take Place.
No great improvement in the eco
nomic situation is observed. The
railway men have resumed work, but
organized workers generally are con-
tinuing the strike. They demand the
disarmament of the troops and the
inclusion in the government of more
radical elements.
Something of its normal aspect re-
turned to Berlin Sunday, and the only
reports of disturbing nature came
from cities and towns outside the cap
ital, principally those in the Rhine in
dustrial centers, where local soviet
governments and communist regimes
are declared to have been set up.
A double row of barbed wire en-
tanglements at all the cross streets
runs from the northwestern part OF
the city at Moabit in a semi-circle
round the inner city as far as Schoen-
enberg. This is REINFORCED with ma
chine guns and manned by strong
bodies of troops.
A decree by President Ebert pro-
claiming an intensified state OF siege
in Berlin may have been responsible
to a considerable extent in bringing
about decrease in disorder, but it is
generally believed that the settling
throughout the short-lived regime of
DR.. Kapp, resulted in much disorgani.
zation, was the chief element in the re.
storation of at least partially normal
conditions. The strike was rigorous.
ly enforced, socialist and spartacan
pickets patrolling the city.
| BoIshevism Gains.
Serious news Is coming from the
provinces. Bitterfelt. Saxony, is re
ported to be in the possession ol
workmen's councils, and the whole oi
the Rhenish Westphalia industrial dis
trict is said to have turned commun
ist. A red army is reported to be
marching from the south of Munster
severe fighting is said to have taker
place at Mulheim, and seven persons
are reported killed and Is wounded
at Plauen.
| Falkenstein Is in the hands of com
munists' and Meiningen and Langen
salza in control of the workmen.
Over 800 Killed.
Essen surrendered to armed work
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Grubstaker Rewarded.

buTTE.-Some years ago Bert Gal
iand' Beaverhead county rancher,
grubstaked a down and out" pros.
spector. Saturday he received word
that he had been named sole bene.
ficiary in the prospector's will, max.
ing MIN owner of mine in New
Mexico valued at 100000.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Montana Oil Wells,

HELENA.-Oil wells may be drilled
on millions Of acres in Montana. The
draft of the new Oil leases was COM
pleted recently and the state land
office will proceed at once to lease
many hundreds of acres for which
applicants were desirous of leasing
before the change in the leases.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Saves Okanoaan Land.

+ WASHINGTON.-The Okanogan ir-
rigation project has been saved from
the disaster due to the long dry sea-
son in the Okanogan country when
Secretary of the Treasury Houston
sent to the house recently supple
mental estimate of $4,000 needed for
another pumping plant.
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men after violent fighting in which
1t is estimated that 800 persons were
killed. -
It is reported that communists have
occupied five railway stations to the
east Of Berlin and that troops are
being rushed thither in armored cars.
Turmoil Spreads.
Berlin is under rigid martial law.
The troops are preventing renewal
of the last few days battles, but there
is much fighting in other places in
Germany. 1t is reported the commun-
lists hold Dortmund. Essen, Duesberg,
Muehlenheim, Buer, Dusseldorf. Gotha
and Cottbas.
Severe measures, amounting to a
state of siege, were placed in effect at
Berlin Monday by President Frederick
Ebert
Reds Gaining Upper Hand.
All persons are ordered off the
streets after sundown, and any one
carrying arms will be shot without
parley.
In the Vogtland coal district the
communists are gaining the upper
hand. The miners theraten to de.
stroy the mines if the communists are
defeated.
All Schwerin is torn by a general
strike and plundering.
A ,,lv <rio ic cd In,
troll of the soviets except the Weimar
district.
The total dead at Dresden to date
Eiss 68. s's
There is a general strike in Pemer.
ania.
In the suburbs of Stuttgart the
crowds are parading and firing re
volvers Unfortunately. After Sc
rious fighting Kiel again is in the
hands of the government.
Noske Leaves Cabinet.
BERLIN.-Gustav Noske, minister
of defense, presented his resignation
to President Ebert Monday and the
president accepted it. Other cabinet
changes are imminent.
Artillery has been brought into &C
tion at some points in the Ruhr Goa
region, near the zone occupied by
the allies.
The situation in the western indus
trial regions ond in upper Silesis
particularly Breslau, is still lserious
the advices add. The country popu
lations, however, are calm.
Fighting in Leipsic and Halla.
Fighting continues in Leipsic be
tween workmen and troops, an(
troops are fighting in Holla.
Loses Reach 5000
Eight thousand persons have beer
killed since the German revolt brok'
out on March 13.
Would Revise Peace Treaty.
PARlS-Germans are preparing ,
formidable world propaganda in favo
of a revision of the Versailles treaty
Revolters Arrested.
BERIIN.-Major General Won Luett
witz, the military commander in th'
Kapp revolt, has been arrested, it Il
officially announced. Admiral vol
Trotha, chief of the admiralty, ha
also been arrested.
There is no definite news of Kopp'
whereabouts. 1t is supposed he is Of
his estate In East Prussia.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Lord Mayor of Cork Killed.

LONDON.-The lord mayor Of Cork
was shot dead March 20. The revol-
yer was fired by one of several
masked persons whose identity is un-
known. They entered his residence
and after firing the shot, escaped in
an automobile.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Murders Woman, Kills Self.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Illicit love
was responsible recently for a muir
der and suicide tragedy in which Ju-
Illus Schields, 80, shot and killed Mrs.
Frances Home. 80, and then turned
the revolver ON himself.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Legion Asks $3.50 Day.

WASHINGTON The executive
committee of the American Legion
Tuesday put up to congress the prop
osition to pay adjusted compensation
to former service men and women at
$3.50 for every day in service.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26

with four and Twin Falls county has
three. Counties having two repre-
sentatives are Bannock, Canyon,
Kootenai, Latah and Shoshone.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH
HEMlsPHEREs soiLED DOWN
TO LAST ANALYSIS.
AnRANeEO FOR QU|ek REtDMG
Brief Notes Covering Happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are Of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.

Radium valued at $4,000 was
stolen from the bureau of standards
at Washington recently.
Our treasury department opposes
compounding interest on government
loans to allied countries.
Lady Nancy Astor, M. p, recently
made a declaration in favor OF social.
ism in an address before women en-
ployes of the civil service.
The assassination of n police and
government employees in Ireland since
January Of last year was announced
officially in the commons recently by
James Macpherson, chief secretary
for Ireland.
Consolidation of two of the fore
most banks of New York is an
nounced. The directors Of the Chem
ical National bank and Citizens Ma
tional bank agreed to merge these
institutions under the name Of the
Chemical National.
The duchess of Marlborough hal
instituted suit for the restitution o.
conjugal rights. The petition, which
is the usual preliminary to divorct
in England. apparently has caused nj
surprise in London. The Marlbor
oughs have been separated for sew
eral years, the duke spending mos
Of his time at Blenheim castle ant
the duchess living in London. Th'
two sons have divided their time be
tween mother and father.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
House Passes Army Bin.

WASHINGTON.-A peace time ar
my of $4,000 enlisted men and 1890
officers was approved recently by the
house. The measure now goes to the
senate.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
TWO DEAD, FOUR HURT
IN DUBLIN RIOTS
DisorderIy Conduct Of Soldiers Cause
- of Ciash-Windows
Smashed.

DUBLIN.-There was a riot here
Monday in which two men were shot
dead ond four seriously wounded. The
riot was precipitated by the disorder
ly conduct of soldiers, about 800 of
whom paraded the streets about 9
o'clock singing. jostling passersby,
hammering on doors and smashing
windows.
Outlook Serious.
LONDON.-The Dublin correspon-
dent of the London Times describes
the situation in Ireland in the dark
est colors. He says the outlook is
serious and that conditions in the
west and south were extremely grave.
The position, bad last week, is now
definitely worse.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Arrest Railway Mail Clerk.

BUTTER. C. Shipporeit, railway
mail clerk on the Oregon Short Line,
is in jail charged with the theft of
valuable shipment of furs from the
United States mails.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26

Essen surrendered to armed work.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26

-TULARE, Cal-Several miles o.
country between Tulare and V1saila
were covered with almost on men ol
snow Monday.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-03-26
Cut Portland Milk Prices.

PORTLAND, Ore.-A whoiesaie
price of $3.50 hundred pounds 1or
milk sold to Portland distributors was
agreed upon this week by the oregon
Dairymenrs league that makes 1t 10
cents a quart to the consumers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
Pastime Theatre.

The Pastime is offering a very good
entertainment this week i'll the way of
vaudeville, and an exceptionally good
program OF pictures. The four vau-
deville acts are all good and were
well received. Miss Harris is exception
ally good in her novelty act of the
butterfly dance in mid-air and also
has a very clever wire walking act
Lahman and Thachnell, in their rag
time and comedy singing and dialogue
act, were pleasing, and will stack up
we'll with any Of the big time acts
The other acts were also we'll appre-
ciated by the large audience The
special feature. ''Virtuous Sinners"
with an au-star cast, which is show
ing today and tomorrow, is a picture
that all lovers Of good pictures will
surely like. The story is taken from
that everinteresting and world old
story. Love" There will also be pre-
scented one Of the famous million dol
lar Harold Lloyd comedies, and all
the latest happenings in the screen
magazine The policy of the new man
agement is to give a continuous per-
Torrance from p. m.
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Ed. c. Mutt Comedy PLAYERS.

In dowpour of rain the second
performance of The Rosary was
greeted with another large crowd at
the big waterproof tent of the Ed c.
Mutt Comedy Players, and those who
braved the rainy weather in order 20
see this wonderful play Were we'll paid
for it, as the play ranks as one of the
best so far offered here. Its plot is one
Of every day life and the characters
are true and not overdrawn Besides
having a good moral lesson in it's
lines, The Rosary" is full of comedy
and funny situations, with a little
touch of pathos. which, when all
blended together, makes it an excep-
tionally interesting play from all
angles. The cast Mr.. Mutt has given
this play are all true to types, and
the scenery and costumes are de-
serving of special mention. The final
performance of The Rosary is to-
night, and if you miss this you have
missed one of the best of the JASON.
For the last hat of the week. in
Guiding the usual Saturday matinee
at O'Clock. Lost in Egypt" Will be
produced, with Ed. c. Mutt in the lead
ing comedy, which assures the patrons
of a laugh minute.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
KIWANIANS TO
CLEAN DOCKET
THURSDAYS PROGRAM is DE-
SCRIBED AS REGULAR SPHIN1
CLEANING BY JOHN n. CROSS.

John H Cross, southern representa-
tive for the Van B1erk Engine Co, who
is TO be in charge of the program Tor
tomorrow kiwanis luncheon, de-
scribes the bill as the regular spring
cleaning He also announces that the
district convention to have been held
in Mobile. February %. has been post
poned on account of influenza condi-
tons.
The program follows:
Attention Indians!
We will hold our regular spring
cleaning Thursday, Feb. 10, at the San
Carlos Hotel.
/. How much money did kiwaniS
teams raise for the Old Ladies Home?
. How many times have we dis
cussed the Torch?
8. When are Municipal Dock Bonds
to be sold?
4. Who has not paid 1920 dues?
5. How many members have backed
the Escambia County Good Roads
Movement, endorsed and advanced by
the Kiwa mis- Club?
Oral Boost-Prof. Collier, of Pensa-
cola High School
Silent Boost-Worth while by John
H. Cross.
John FL. Cross. member entertain
ment committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
YOUR HAIR is
GROWING GRAY
Don't Neglect the First St-eaks; Hurry
ard Apply @ Ban Hair Color Re-
storer; Stors Csrfruff and Fall
ing Hair; Darkens Gray Hair.

when you see the first white streak
or Your hair is lifeless, then apply
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer on all your
hair and scalp. If your hair is tinged
with gray. streaked, WHISKY, or your
hair is entirely gray, Q-Ban Hair Color
Restorer will easily restore the even
dar! lustar of a young girl. making
your entire head OF hair soft, fluffy.
long. thick and evenly dark. QI;an
Hair Color Restorer is not a dye, but
a clean, clear liquid as safe to handle
as pure water. 1t does not cost much
to try. You can easily apply 1t IN the
privacy of your own room and stop the
first sign of gray so no one can tell.
Get bottle of Q-Ban Hair Restorer
from any druggist. or toilet counter.
Full directions on each bottle. Mail
orders. IS cents. Address Q-Ban, Mem
phiS, Tenn.-Ady.
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them simply as machinery to Cypress
them further
They never experienced and can
not understand a government like ours
founded on principles OF kindness and
fair play.
Furthermore. the boys in doing this
Will strengthen their own patriotism
and educate themselves to the mean
ing OF the constitution
Each foreign born lad that they
make into an American boy should
count as scalp taken by them An
cid pioneer used to cut notch in tho
stock OF his gun every time he took a
scalp. and each Boy Scout or school
boy who wins a convert to American
ism should be entitled TO cut notch
in the handle of his camp ak or hockey
stick or whatever he values and
wants to keep as a record.
But If they will put an American
Eagle on the lapel of their coats
and wear it as a Crusader wore =
cross, so they will know each other
as belonging TO the American crusad
ers, they can form society as strong
and powerful as the American Legion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
TAKE ASPIRIN IS
TOLD BY BAYER"
"Bayer" Introduced Aspirin to the
Physicians Over 10 Years
Ago.

To get quick relief follow carefully
the safe and proper directions in each
unbrollen package of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" This package is plainly
stamped with the safety "Bayer Cross"
The "Bayer Gross" means the gen.
uine, world famous Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for over eighteen years.
"Bayer Tablets of aspirin" can be
taken safely for Colds, Headache,
Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, rheumatism, Joint Pains, Neuri-
tbs. and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of IL tablets cost
but few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer'' packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufa cture
of Observation-Disclosures of Salicylicacid
ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
Farnum likes Acton-Here's Plenty
of IL

Proof that William Farnum. whom
William Fox will present in Heart
Strings today al the Isis theatre.
is as popular abroad as in the United
states. is furnished by the flood of
correspondence which followed the
publication in a London motion picture
magazine OF short paragraph 10 the
effect that Mr.. Farnum was expert
encing difficulty in getting new mate
rial for the screen and would be
pleased to consider original stories for
photodrGmas.
From the voluminous mail daily re-
ceived by Mr.. Farnum it would appear
that men and women in every part OF
the British Isles have settled down to
write stories for their favorite star.
Situations involving heroic sacrifices
and perilous situations abound in these
manuscripts. In fact, the stars life
would be in peril daily If he attempted
to film all the stories offered.
In one story the action called for
Fnrnum to pursue the villain in a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
NEWS or RECORD.
Gases Filed.

Eases FilcC.
VIM. McCawley VS.. J. r. Parker
bill.
Max L. Bear VS.. George Kinsley and
Dora Kinsley.
John s. Beard VS.. The Pullman Car
Co, damages. 5000.
Victor Oberg vs.. Arthur L. Solder
quist. bill.
Elizabeth Thompso VS.. Essie
Thompson. divorce.
Eugene Goldsmith VS.. Bessie Gold
smith. divorce.
Nathan Dalton Knight vs. Aldonia
Knight, divorce.
Drucilla Moore VS. James Moore, di-
vorce.
Dan Atwell VS.. Henrietta Atwell di i
vorce.
Deeds.
John y. Day, ct al. by master, to F.
c.. Faber; Lot and south half lot 5,
block 81, New City tract.
Mcmillan Mill Co. to Mark F. Kelly;
Northwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter. section 81, township north, range
81 west.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-18
RHEUMATISM
A DREAD DISEASE
Caused by Acid Poison in the
Blood.

] Rheumatism Is a disease that is to be
dreaded. If neglected soon or later it will
becode chronic and incurable in nature.
when the best sufferer can hope for is
temporary relief. Those SO afflicted may
, linger number of years and die slowly
by inches. enduring all the time the
, most intense agony
One disadvantage of rheumatism IS the
persistent character of the disease, the
disease, the pain all the time UNDERGOING
a constant variety of changes, which
breaks down and wears out ones sys-
tenn and gradually undernines the health
! and sometimes makes the sufferer a
cripple for life.
If YOU are suffering from rhauua tism,
govt, lunlbago or scia tica. you can make
no mistake in taking Prescription c.
1928, because the manufacturers have
authorized all druggists 10 give you back
your money if two $50 bottles do not
satisfactorily relieve you. Again. Pre-
scription C-2223 contains no morphine,
cocaine, choral. mercury or other dan
gerous or poisonous drugs. You expert
ence no inconvenience from tie treat
r1ent and your money is refunded if you
don't agree that this Prescription is the
best rheumatic and blood treatment on
the market
While taking Prescription C-2223, use
liver and bowel regulator, 1928 Liver
Pills. They do not nauseate or grippe.
This is very necessary.
The sooner you begin taking Prescrip-
ton C-2223. the better. so go to your
nearest druggist today. If he viii not
supply YOU, one bottle and 4 box of
Liver Pills will be sent you on receipt of
SITS. Write Dept. 127 1929 Labora tory,
Memphis. Tenn, for 1920 Almanac ltera-
ture and a sample of Liver Pills.
ADV