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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17

London Nothing has been recei. ed
in London from any source confirma-
tory Of the report from Tokyo that the
Boisheviki government had been over
thrown by revolution and Leon
Trotzky killed
TIE Bolshevik military commu-
niques by wireless have been received
daily. The latest, dated June IL, an
nounces that the Bolsheviki have oc-
cupied Kiev.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17
90. ooo.oo Broom handles.

II is said thar 90.000,000 broom ham
dies are used annually In the United
States.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17
A Fair ouastIon.

money isn't everything" mo. But
kye you succeeded In buying q beef
leak with anything else?"
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17
The In. Between Ace

Our observation is that the cleanest
faces in the world belong to girls
about eleven years old.--Dallas Newa
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17
Ad. Clubs Elect.

Indianapolis. Charles A. Otis, OF
Cleveland, was unanimously elected
president, and Park s. Florea of In
dianapolis was reelected secretary
manager, at the closing session OF the
sixteenth annual convention of the AS
ISOLATED Advertising clubs of the
world.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17

With your fngersl You can life OF
any hard corn, soft corn, or corn between
the toes, and the hard skin calluses from
bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs little
at any drug store; apply few drops
upon the corn or callus. Instantly it
stops hurting, then shortly you lift that
bothersome corn or eallus right of, root
and all, without one bit of pain or SORE
ness. @rulyl No humbugi
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1920-06-17

Pigments From Coal.
Pigments of more than 400 difrereaa
e0lors are obtained from coal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
De la Russia sovietista

En- los tiempos del zarismo, Savin-
kov era una de las figuras mas no
torias de la Russia subterranea. Era
el nlma de la famOsa Organization
de combate, que, entire 1902 1905,
cometio una serie de atentados poll
ticos muy atrevidos, como el asesina-
to del gran duque Sergio, el del mi
nistro Won Plehve los de much')s
otros altos dignatarios. Dirigia esa
organization juntamente con el cele-
bre agente provocador Azev, que du-
rante diez Y siete amos .estuvo al mis-
mo tempo de los revol hcf5narios de
la Polic1a.
Los dos, Savinkov Azev, eran
considerados como jefes todopodero-
SOS del movimiento terrorista. Alrede
dor de ellos Sc e-crearon- en- los circu-
los revolucionarios, leyendas fanati-
cas-. Tenian la reputation de hom-
bres extremadamente habiles, de
maestros de conspiracion que Sc bur
Ian de todas las persecuciones de la
Policfa, que tienen en- sus mlnos to-
dos los hilos de la revolucion po-
seen ell don dc ubicuidad.
En- efecto, los nombres de Savin,
kov V Azev estaban casi en- todos los
labios; milIares de gentes conocfan
su papel en- los atentados terroris-
'tls, Sc los veia por todas parties, Y
tan solo la Policia parecia no saber
NADIA, va que dejaba en- hbertad a
esos conspirldores peligrosos.
La explicacion de csc misterio era
muy sencillo. Azev era un co 'abora-
dor fntimo de la "Ojrana" (Po'ic a
politica secreta), que traic;ono )! cep-
tenares de terroristas Y condu'o nu
merosos de clos al patibulo. Merced
a, el, las sutoridades conocian perfec
tlmente, durante largos amos, todo 10
que ocurria en- las organizaciones te-
rroristas, tepian listas de revoluciona
rios podian seguir los pasos do ca
da uno. Pero pam no provocar sos
pechas, Azev, con el consentimiento
de la "Ojrana", organizaba de vez en-
cuando atentados terroristas que rea-
lizaba menudo con el apoyo finan-
ciero de la misma Policfa. Asi, pam
que Azev pudiese dar los terroristas.
pruebas de su .actividad, la "Ojra-
ma" consinti6 que fuerln asesinados
los ministries Sipiaguin Y Won Plehve,
ell gobernador de Ufa, Bogdanovich,
v hasta ell gran duque Sergio. En-
parte, eran intrigas de altos dignatl-
rios que tenian interes en- prescindir
de sus rivales.
Par arepresentar bien su papel,
Azev necesitaba ell apoyo de Savin-
kov obtuvo de la Policia su inmuni-
dad absolute En- vispera de un aten-
tado contra tai cual ministro, Sn-
vinkov viva tranquilo, la vista de
las autoridades, en- la clpital. Tan
solo los terroristas de menor impor-
tancia, cue estaban a sus ordeness
Gran a veces encarcelndos V ahorca-
dos, para que la~ Ojrana" pudiese
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
100000 ToNELADAS DE AzUCAR
oFRECIDAs A sEIS cENTAvos,

NUEvA YoR, noviembre 21.- Los
principales comerciantes de esta ciu-
dad en- azucsres crudos, han ofrecido
va la Gran Bretafia las doscientas mil
toneladas de azicar que Sc encuentran
almacenadas EN- Cuba. y que reciente-
mente los banqueros declararon que no
podian prestar dinero base de esta
azucar, por ser uniforme, a seis centa.
vos la libra.
Las negociaciones entire los conner
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

FL advenimiento de los boIChevi-
ques al Poder abre una nueva etapa
en- la clrrera politica de Savi1kov
Mientras sus antiques companeros,
los sociaiistas revolucionarios, sien3o
enemigo del Gobierno de Lenin, com
baten al mismo tempo a los genera
les reacc:onarios que suen1n con res
tablecer Ell zarismo, Savinkov, en- su-
odio furibundo contra los bolchevi-
ques, parece haber echado por la bor-
da todo su paso, pero completamente
con los revolucionarios Y haberse CO.
Iocado decididamente al lado de Wran
gel.
Mas atin: para combatir los TO
jos. mo vacilo en- traicionar su pa
tria. En- plena guerra ruso polaca, Sc
dirigio a varsovia, Sc puso de acuer-
do con ell Gobierno polaco, y con la
ayuda financiera del Gabinete Pilud-
sky organiza batallones de volunta-
rios rusos para enviarlos contra los
bolcheviques, apoyando de ese modo
a Wranguel.
Esa conducta de Savinkov LENA de
indignation todos los honrados de-
mocratas rusos, sin distinction de OPT
niones politicas.. Pero no por ESQ re-
nunciara sus hazaiias ese aventure
70. que. despues de haber empezado su
carrera como terrorista temible, hace
ahcra causa comdn con los peores reac
cionarios
N. TAsIN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
UN cHoQUE
N. TAsIN.

FL guardia Rodriguez inform6 que
cercl de ''Y.M.C.A.' un automovil
que venia procedente de Humacao
choc6 con otro que salia de San Juan,
habiendo resultado los dos con des-
perfectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

ciantes americanos en- azhcares y los
comisionados britanicos empezaron en-
Ell dia de aver.
Ell precio fundamental de seis centa-
vos la libra Sc entiende 'Libre bor-
do" de los puertos de la Habana. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
dar muestras de su energia.

Oar muestras de su energia.
Amos y amos plsaron Azev fue
desenmascarado en- 1917 por Burtzev.
Ell movimiento terrorista decayo
Azev escape al extranjero; Savinkov
Sc estableci6 en- Paris, donde Sc en-
trego a n literature. Sus novelas,
firmadas con ell seudonimo "Rop-
Chin, han tenido gran exito v eran
muy comentadas. Su carrera politica
parecia concluida.
Pero vino la guerra y luego la re
volucion. Savinkov Sc dirigio, a toda
prisa, Russia. Hombre de gran ener
gia y de un temperamento batalla-
dor, llamo en- Petrogrado la atenci6n
del Gobierno Provisional. Kerensky
lie nombro 2eomisario- general en- el
frente, Y luego lie confio la direction
del ministerio de la Guerra.
FL antique terrorista, al llegar a
las cimas del Poder, Sc convirtio en-
un enemigo furioso dc toda oposi-
ci6n; insistin en- encarcelar, 81 era
necesario, fusilar, todos los que Sc
atrevian a protestar contra el Go
bierno. Acusaba a Kerensky de tener
miramientos con los bolcheviquis Y
predicaba una politica de sangre y de
hierro. Cuando estallo la famosa insu
rreccion de Kornilov, la opinion pG-
blica le senalaba como complice dc
ese general rebelde. Hastl ahora no
Sc sabe 81 era verdad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04


fato de cal y pirofosfato de
hierro. Ea
Garantizado absolutamente puro y ge-
nuino. Compuesto tinicamente de Ia ce-
bada y lupulo mas tino que Sc importa
y aqua artesiana pura La superioridad
de esta cerveza negra "DIGESTO' Sc
debe un procedimiento especial y ex-
elusive de The Hamm Company, pora Ell
cual son extraidas todas las propieda-
des mas nutritivas de la cebada " ell
.luprlo.
FURo, SALUDABLE, AGRADABLE
,Vslioso como un reconstituyente para
la debilidad por exceso de trabajo o ten
sion nerviosa; I'M liquido alimenticio
exCelente para convalescientes y toda
clase de trabajadores; us&ndolo sin in
terrupcion conserva el vigor Y da al
sisiema una gran cantidad de vitahdad.
De estimable valor para uso casero Muy
recomendado por todos los medicos,
Atletas personas de vida agitada
encontraran en- '''DIGEsTo" verdadera
energia. Debe usarse continuamente pa
,ra obtener resultados positivos Excelen
te para la lactancia, tanto para las ma
dre' como para los niiios. nr
| Sc halla de venta ell mas de quinien-
tos establecimientos de provisiones, col
mados farmacias de la isla.
Exija siempre "DIGESTo" que es
una garantia ~
81 ell su localidad no la puede conse-
guir escribanos nosotros lie enviaremos
una muestra gratis. a..,
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J. RIERA & Co. INC.
IN Ponce, P. R..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

sB vENDE dos wHgonss ds MADEIRA,
an sncerads grands y un lets dc salDu
dos The New, Ysrk and 2. B. Metal cs.
JOHN LEWIS. Proprietor. sAs~ sh
Pnsrta Dc, TERRA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
Que es Digesto?

Els una cerveza negra medi-
cinal, un tonico Gle malta y III
pulo combinado con lactofos
.fa+o de cal y pirofosfato de
hierro. E8
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
A Few Intimate Talks With
the People of East Jordan---No. 2

The price of admission usually the good motion picture
Unless
about the quality picture you've it,
You know however before into that First
National" picture produc
finished the
detail that
the better the product, the higher
You An
motion picture
n
live
Petoskey
City, re a
intelligence you
We and know that they 70
to
one got O you
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
MARKET ASSOCIATION
PAYS LARGE PROFITS
Pinto Bean Growers of New Mex.
leo Making Money.
Form Organization, Eliminating Local
Buyers Who Were Rapidly
Destroying industry Through
Careless Packing. OF

"The pinto bean growers Of this
state have earned So, 900 In additional
profits from their 1919 crop through
their cooperative marketing eassocia-
ton initiated by specialists of the
bureau Of markets, United States de-
partment Of agriculture" was the
recent statement made by a New Mex
leo pinto bean grower.
Before the association was formed
the beans were purchased by local
buyers who practically controlled the
market and therefore paid almost any
price they chose. These buyers were
rapidly destroying the possibilities
that offered In the marketing of pinto
beans through the lack Of care In
grading and packing. Choice re-
cleaned pinto beans was q technical
trade name that came to mean moth
ing. for the beans often contained
splits and dirt, as result Of which
the trade could not depend upon the
quality Of the product.
Now the farmers do their own
marketing through the association.
Sixteen warehouses, properly equipped
with grading and packing machinery,
have been erected The beans are
carefully graded and then packed In
new, overweight 1O0-pound bags,
which are neatly sewed and branded.
The association demands clean cars
from the railroad, and in loading the
sewed ends of the sacks face one way.
The association believes In the bureau
Of markets proved theory that when
a buyer throws open the door Of car
he is instantly impressed If the con-
tents present clean. orderly appear
ance. The New Mexico association
has 1,5OO members and marketed $50
carloads Of beans last year. 1t Is con-
stantly calling on the bureau Of
markets for assistance, which is cheer
fully given.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
SHEEP REQUIRE PURE WATER
Regular Daily Supply Is Important In
Winter as Well as Summer for
Best Results.

Some farmers seem to think that
sheep do not need water and will do
Just as well without 1t. Although not
heavy drinkers, sheep certainly need
regular daily supply of water In
winter as well as in summer. IL they
cannot get clean water they will find
dirty water, or In winter, will eat
snow.
Experienced sheep men see to II
that water for sheep is always and
easily accessible. The best of feed
ing with hay and grain is useless with
out water. The body suffers without
water, the appetite is lessened and
poor, run down animal is the result.
Besides water, the sheep need salt.
All these things are necessary to keep
sheep In good condition.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
PRESENCE OF 0RGANDlE HATS
At Least One Piece Of This Charming
Headgear 10 Regarded Necessary
by All Women.

Organdie hats are just now diverse
and beautiful. A few seasons ago
they popped into the horizon as pos
sibility and were given more or less
passing and amused attention, but
now everybody is doing at least one
organdie hat. 1t Is hat to lead
women astray and to lure from their
pocketbooks much more money than
they had planned to let slip away In
that direction, for such hats are apt to
be so becoming that, In spite of the
fact that they are perishable In the
extreme, they are irresistible.
In pastel shades and colorings these
organdie hats have reached their high
est development. The violets and
pinks and yellows are fascinating.
Often they are trimmed with nothing
at all, but are so constructed and
shaped that their rolling brims and
their softly folded crowns take care of
the whole duty Of hat. Then there
are some which are trimmed with big
splashing bows Of the same material.
Others are done with fluted bows to
chime In with the frocks which the
hats are designed to accompany. One
of these organdie hats was made Of
white and was trimmed with large
and sweeping bow Of wide black vel
vet ribbon across the front. One
could picture 1t worn with the whitest
of white dresses made also of the
crispy white organdle material. An
other organdie hat had band Of pur-
pie faille ribbon wound closely about
the base Of the draped crown of mauve.
Another had a basket Of fresh and
modern posies embroidered on the front
of a draped pink organdie crown.
They are done In all manners-these
transparent hats Of summer-and each
one Is most charming.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
SYSTEMS OF FEEDING FOWLS
Danger Of Bowel Trouble Lessened
Where "Dry" Plan Is Used
Also Saves Labor.

There are two systems In use for
the feeding of fowls, in one Of which
all tire feed is given dry and In the
other Of which one or more of the
daily feeds consists of moistened
mash. For convenience they may be
termed the "dry-feed" and the "mash"
systems, although In the dry-feed sys-
TEN dry mash is often fed. Dry
feeding is used by many where 1t Is
not convenient to make and feed a
moistened mash. The greatest advan.
tages to be derived from the dry sys-
TEN are the saving of labor and the
lessened danger of bowel trouble re
sulting from sloppy or soured mashes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
APRON AND FROCK
Designs Effectively Carried Out in
English Prints.
when White organdle Fichu 10 Used
the Ends Are Tucked Under
the Band.

Any number Of pretty lowered wolfe
frocks have real aprons of organdie,
the strings OF which form sash. Some
OF these have fichus as well as aprons.
such designs are most effective. OBJ
serves a fashion writer, when carried
out In the fresh, crisp-lOoking English
prints of small design. The aprons are
not at all like the panel skirts which
have come to be known as apron
skirts. They are real aprons, just like
a maids apron, with big strings tying
In the back. When a white organdie
f1chu is used the ends are tucked under
the apron band. Sometimes, when the
apron Is not used, the fichu crosses at
the waistline and continues to form
big sash in the back.
shade of blue chambray known as
blue bonnet blue and which Is some
what darker than a French blue,
makes very pretty morning dresses for
the country. With some white linen
and rickrack braid to be used as trim
ming, very pretty designs may be cas-
lily worked out
A pleasing way Of making such a
frOck is to cut 1t with a long waist
portion hanging loose like a smock
and attach to IL straight little skirt.
A loose panel gathered with heading
may be placed at either side, the
panels, heading and all, edged with the
rickrack braid and the frock sashed
with white linen. These blue cham
bray dresses are very pretty made
with frilled white organdie aprons.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
PROPER TIME TO CUT WHEAT
When Straw Has Lost Nearly All OF
Green Color and Grains Are
Not Entirely Hard.

Wheat may be cut with safety when
the straw has lost nearly all Its green
color and the grains are not entirely
hardened. If cut sooner than this
shriveled kernels will result. If left
standing until fully ripe a bleached
appearance, due to the action of the
elements, often results, and loss from
shattering may ensue. Wheat that Is
fully ripe Is also more difficult to
handle. Where the area of wheat Is
large, cutting should begin as early
as 1t can be done safely.-Farmers
Bulletin 1856. United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
To Launder Worn Curtains.

Darn all holes by placing tissue pa
per underneath, then sew closely on
sewing machine. Make a suds hot
as can be borne on the hands. Fold
the curtain fiat, small enough to go
through the wringer. Work carefully
with the hands, press through wiring
er. II much soIled use another suds.
rinse and starch without unfolding
using wringer for each. Spread sheets
on a carpet and pin. Carefully un-
fold curtains, spread out perfectly true
and even, then pull out each scallop;
the wet curtain Will adhere to the
sheet without pinning and when dry
will hang as true as II stretched on
q frame.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
Are You Seeing These Stars:

Norma Talmadge, Constance Talmadge, Charles Ray,
Anita Stewart, D. W. Griffith, Marshall Neilan,
more, Mildred Harris Chaplin, Lillian Gish
And These Great Super Specials:
Back To Gods Country Don't Ever Marry"
I'm Old Kentucky "The Rivers End"
"The Idol Dancer" Married Life"
"The Family Honor Go and Get It"
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
Practical House Dress.

A practical house dress that is easi.
~ Numbered Is cut In one piece with
elbow-length kImono sleeves and 10
laced down the front
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-08-13
CONVENIENT STABLE RAKE

The Improvement claimed here Is
that the rake has two working edges {;
the tootbed edge Is used to rake loose
litter, and the smooth edge to take up
the finer particles which pass through
the teeth. 1t Ia made Of single piece
q metal. ~.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-21
Alaska Pliers Finish Second
 Leg of Cruise

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 21.-The four army planes comprising the Alas kan Flying Squadron have completed the second leg of their 5000 mile flight from Long Island to Nome an dre- turn. They have covered $50 miles in six days.
 The fourth plane, piloted by Capt St Clair Street, com mander of the squadron, was forced to land near Erie, New York, where the fliers start ed from early today, because of engine trouble, but arrived late today
 Planes No. 2 and 4 com pleted the 300-mile trip early this afternoon under good weather conditions in three hours and a half, while Plane No. 3, piloted by Lieut.. C. H. Crumrine. made 1t yester- day afternoon in about the same time.
 The next scheduled stop is Winona, Minn., BIO miles northwest of Grand Rapids Capt. Street plans to make the jun pfrom here tomor- TOW
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-21
Deposed Bolivia President
 Is Deported by New Regime

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Jose G Guerra, deposed President of Bol ivia, with a number of his ministers and other officials of the over thrown government, has been de ported by the new regime the State Department was informed in dis patch from the American Legation at La Paz.
 The dispatch reported that M Devol Brown, American Consul al La Paz, American Trade Commls sioner Schurtz and other members of the diplomatic and consular corps at the Bolivian capital, had left the city with the former President.
 The deposed President, with the members of his official family, the dispatch stated, were sent to Africa a Chilean port. where it is presumed he will depart on some vessel call ing at that port. Previous to his de portation Guerra had been a refuge' in the American legation.
 Departure of the American Consu and Trade Commissioner and othe with Guerra was not explained il the cablegram but officials here sai' they undoubtedly escorted the for mer President from the country t' see that he came to no harm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-21
FORMER CONGRESSMAN 6. N. WHITE OF OHIO ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF
 DEMOCRAT NATIONAL COMMITTEE

COLUMBUS, O., July 21.-George H. White of Marietta, Ohio, former Congressman was unanimously cleo ted Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, succeeding Ho- mer s. Cummings of Stamford, Conn at a meeting of the committee here last night.
 Many details of the coming Pres idential campaign will be left to the new chairman, who was author ized to appoint a special sub-com- mittee of probably fifteen members to assist him in the work
 Gov James M. Cox, Democratic nominee for President, addressed the committee. He charged that the Republicans are raising cam paign funds sufficiently large to shock the sensibilities'' and de- clared that the Democrats would in sist on continuation of the Senator ial investigation of campaign col lectionS and expenditures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-21
Evacuation of Batum IS
 Regarded as Trade Move

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 21.-(By the Associated Press.) The British troops which evacuated Baum have arrived in Constantinople. Great Britain's evacuation of the port is re- garded by persons of other nation alities in Constantinople as the in itial step toward trading with the Bolsheviki which it is declared the government could not do consistent ly while the British controlled Batum.
 The Americans are now free under the State Departments ruling to sell anything to the Bolsheviki except arms and ammunition or other po- tential war materials.
 The evacuation of Batum by the British is considered in high quarters here as a partial victory for Krassin, the Bolsheviki Minister of Trade and Commerce and a clear indica tion that Great Britain does not intend to be outstripped in the race for the trade The Caucasus abounds with rumors concerning oil concess- ions which the Italians are alleged to have obtained.