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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-01
Lioht and Dark Of the Moon.

The light OF the moon Is the time
from new moon to full moon, and
the dark of the moon is from full to
new moon. through the waning PEE
Rod.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-01
cattx Repix.

"Are those curTs Of Annie's natu-
rail-"
'"I should say they were. You can't
tell them from her own hair"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-01
Cheap.

An imitation ring is cheap.
But what is cheaper than
(And filter for the rubbish heap
An imitation man?
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-01
Wel-Irained Ones.

my son is very FOND Of traine'
animal exhibitions"
HE ISL"
Yes. especially Of pony ballcts."
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-08-01
DANGER.

DANGER.
Coon-Meet me at Squire Browns
hen roost tonight. Mr.. Possum.
Possum-No, thank You. Too
much chance OF some other coon"
being there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

desk entered Into the calculations
she said "hrtsccn you ami mo ye
lot hunch that there's n surprise
pa,khrc for somebody somewhere IN
lhA, desk l,u,- pfor.sd"A
she spread hf hands xfund1olucnlly
n g,H'uIo that made me laugh out
rght
That. better" she said approNngy
You lake this whole business %
banned seriously, Madge. that yOIf.
getting Thin ana worn over II. M Tar
ns You're concerned ne q Joke. and 40
for the man. while, % course. rs very
oommcndahIe 20 help him, yet there's
no use Putting yourself IN q suaigh'-
lt,kci ~ hfn From Az yeue ioi
- tint -IiJNomho woman is near
ynough dolna that without You at
'OmtiInR 49,
~ won't hc such ioke FOR me" !
rcior'ci blt rrtcntiuIy and Ignoring
4rr reference - AllDo llolcOmhc, I
N fr,uds get the ldcr tngt I'm l.'iing
Kenneth stOckhfhF" llo IN iail when !
en'i clcnf him II | told Nhu, ! knew.
m,doe Gspbirs,
She sat, crect suddenly as II she hal
rrtn = purpe, jrrked up hy n string.
then tonl toward me. her hands ciaspei
lyh,ly In her lap.
Tell me what YOU mean" she COM
msni.d "i1rst. who has that idsa''
Mr.. Walters. ! am sure" returned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
||IENIS bEINe
||NED 70 WORK
'1NAuTo ENGINES
City to Become Automotiye
Center, Rusch Says,

'Otishoma city, ~lthin few years
viii became manufacturing com
munlty as well A. a distributing cen
tss."
On this platform. H. r. Ru-ch, super
visee OF manual training In the Okln
AeMa City schools. and Paul V. seldets,
DuDerintcndcnt Of metal work. are
DlAAniaG to Increase the scope of their
department. ~ rapidly as possible. 10
turn out men with sufficient knowl.
elne OF mechanics to ~ themselves
! fef positions In manufacturing enter.
psiess.
Believing that thu automobile busl-
nsss 10 destined 10 beooms ono Of tho
he0sst 10 Oklahoma City. they are sl.
sssly Givins students q comparatively
eeQplste knowledse Of auto mechanics
Tha engine Of an old Detrotier auto
ussoale has been obtained for use IN
the school, ana students now are en-.
ragged In repairing II, They are max
Ing castings 10 rsplsrs broken parts
bosipE one OF the cslindcrs, repairing
tho cam shaft aud other easen'isl
parts when they have finished ths
engine viii he IN perfect condition
again
Some ~ the students are also re-
berinE motorcycle engine cylinders.
Al machinery broken IN tho mschsni
eal department. IL being repaired by the
seu1snts themselves. under the dlrec-
tloo Of Mr.. fluseh and Mr.. Seldefs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
GET READY
I FOR FLU"
3ssD Your LIVER Active, Your Sys.
Ten Purified and Free From Colds
y Taking Cslotabs, the Nausea
tsss CAlomel Tablets, that are
Delightful, Safe and Sure.

Physicians and druggists arc advising
0eis friends TO Keep their system puri-
"a and their organs In perfect work.
~ order ~ protection against the
tei,ru of Influenza. They know tina. =
0uuved up system and lazy liver
Avef colds Influenza and serious COM
pIscations.
70 cut short 4 eold, overnight and 20
oFsvsAt serious complications take one
Caiotab A. bedtime with swallow OF
vater-- that's all. No salts, no nausea,
- VripipT. no sickenins after effects,
Neat morning your cold has vanished.
Iess liver 10 active. your system IL puri-
- and refreshed and you are frelins
ohe with \ hearty appetite for break
1Sst. Fat what YOU please. no danger
Caiotabs are soid cnly In original
sunasd packpseH, Price thirtytv cents
ISosy drugRist 10 authorized TO refund
SoNe money II you ara not perfectly de-
Nnhted with cslotabs ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

4 thn real mesnins Of sll You heard
'ha, day YOU nor ! nor anyhody sls"
H.. The slightest her whether II MEANS
thAi the man n ruiliy or innooent IN.
mere fact t'si II looks d,mning In ,p'
10 be AN argument on the other side To
the mind of ,n, on" who has md 81
tstsnce IN these mess~s In fact"
She sank into u chair cuppcd nor
hlu In her . nd, and with her elbows
~ her sners wn OF In one OF thos.
outn,Ss into the tenlns OF logical de-
duc,ion. which | knew from experience
we're apt to mean ~ much In results
put my mad tNch ssslnst my char
md tried 10 restore myself 10 tranquil
ny mt the brlnginE up OF tho trax
cdy rad h"on too much for me 10 bsai
calmly ! found myself watching IN
ian With strained eyes, and heart beat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
Nj y III e a r {
My Hus'b and
What LiIIlsn Read Between the llnes
of Stoekbridoe's Letter
By Adele Garrison.

VIJErL, I'm toify for
w The deadly tale NJ the missing pa
pcrs and the secret drawer"
Lillian stretched herself lusuriously
upon tho chase lounge IN my room
having flfst waited Tor my positive re-
fusnl to take II had been In bed 20
long. however. that the very thouEhf ~
reclining unless ! VAS asleep made mo
almost ~
! flushed consciously AZ her wh.insi.
cal words. unwl,tingly her nuriesIucd
third act meIodfuma had hlt the marx
spunrcly IN the center.
oddly enough that's tho very story
I have 10 tel you." | said demurcly.
She booked ~ me shrewdly.
II thought II Was about time that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

anl iacn told hor VI the ndIHfallon
b Rto,ntI iricnd Of henncih slock
rllrgH had made me. and oi his eYl
lrttly vi shaken belief lha, I KNEE thA
nj h would cisaf the imprisoned Jin'
ll. II would only reveal H.
hr Rnuointrd l'lott' Lillian com.
mNntod erisply And here the only
tiirfs yon nov nt. tho." that woald
olshls hang hin higher than Haman
yDu only ,"aled them "
shlysred for the know ledge | had
nj kenneth stnrkbridga's suspicious ne.
'.nns and words upon the afternoon OF
hls Vfrs death were horribly fresh IN
my memory. fud the fact that | vas
supprtsslng ihom. perhaps tn tho bef'
fling o' Justice, had much troubled my
gunscicns
"Lnnar." vrn,ured. II wonder II
I ourhi 20 tD1 what know
81" knsw ~"
She srrsng M came over 10 me. took
me ~ the shoulders and shook mo
signify
YoI md that Puritan cons ience
~ yo4rs III l.. the death Of me ycl''
sho said amused o'nrprnilOn In hcr
yoic. and smile. what do you know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

thas make Il advisable 10 always
have a bottle in The home. II Is
FREQ from narcotics and safe fos
the ,iuicst baby.
In spite Of tho fat that d.. C1li.
wslI', yyrp rcpan /, the largest selling
liquid lasdti,e in the aorld, there
hing asr o million bot,le, sold each
year. many who need Il, benrh,s haze
nos ~ nsed Il. n f,cx have M, send
pvr nam< and addrc,s ju a j,s tidl
hstle to Dr.. W, B. Cali~viL sIs
Washnssor St.. MonnesI!a Elinola
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

the second time she looked .up with
shining. excited eyrs.
u knew a." aha Asij iriumphaniiy.
knew that ~ IRAN oi this Thing isd
lhroush that poor ,fasd ~omsns t'a.
rot Bh don't worry uahge. sn"u'
these mnqndoriues you'll not 10 Inn
plicat.d In any why promise H."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
GERARD'S MENTION OF
HOOVER STIRS OREGON

PORTLAND. ore. hn o--Demo'
Gratis exhibited interest today In 'rlc
Gram fcnd last nisht ~ Il Jackson da'
hanaue, here, In which Jamos ". Ger
ara, former ambassador 60 Germrn ni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
Regular Habits Produce
a Beautiful Complexion
Daily elimination rids the system Of po;sons
Women should realize thatl

HANY women complain q
M daily a their oomplexiou.
Ava Of their headaches and sra-
esA w health, ktlis realizing
that The troubls b constipation.
Women, too. ase much more sub
Jet TO such coneesioa than men.
and m,rh moro cafe)cas a II.
The result u secn In lusicrless.
weary eyes. 10 sallov. pimply
complsxioo. In lasait,ide, bsd
brrath, and In thot word 80 often
ussd. ''indiposed."
Al the 6fsl align Al thess avmp-
toms the wiss woman will take a
laxative. and viii ~ that the
young glrl and othsss In hsv care
do likewise. Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup
prpain II the favosits with thou
sands of women because Il Is mild
and gentle in ita action and Ia the
end trains the stomach and bowel
muscles 10 do their work naturally
without the aid of medicine.
This combination a imple lss-
stive berh with pspsin, which can
b. bouehs a any drug stose, u
also . very stef1ns 6st-sid 10
coldk, feysrs and oth0 sudden ills
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

a secretary Wilson's advice that all
Hands 60 10 work produc ns something
y ecod. hut viii the country heed kT--
p0,ata Zee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
u Women-13For Men

An event for the city, Two days choice Saturday and
Monday of any wonens or mems suit or coat at onehaf
for womens garments and one-thrd off for mems gar
1nens and you already know how LOW Paters regular
prices are.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29

proceeded far before the great throng was sso still that every syllable was carried to the highest galleries. IL was a long speech. MT. Cummings sug- Sested that to his hearers. but cries of go, take your time met him. He droVe his points nome hard and his audience was alert to cap them with shouted approval. At one point he chlded the Chicago platform of the Re pubficans because it contained. he said no word of hope for Ireland. no word of mercy for Armenia and because it concealed a sword for Mexico.
 Back among the alternates a woman Ieaped to her feet at the mention of Ireland, shouting hysterically some thing about British tyranny in Ire lands
 That's the answer: we're not mem bers Of the league Chairman Cum mings called back at her. But ever as he spoke the sergeants- at-arms were moving down to prevent further Interruption and delegates intent on their chairman's arraignment Of Re publican policies. shouted sit down ''
 When MT. Cummings characterized the Chicago platform as master piece of evasion" a shout greeted the attack and a moment later when he declared that the old guard had sold the honor of the nation at Chicago to name a 'reactionary candidate" it
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29

grew into roar punctuated with cries of go 10 it." Init 'em again, that's the stuff
 Reviews League History
 The chairman went through the his tory or the league from the first men ton Of it in diplomatic correspondence before the United States entered the war 10 the second refusel of the sen ate to ratify the treaty that contains it. He quoted utterances of Senator Lodge and also the late President Roosevelt as saving that some concert Cf powers must be formed Ne said the last Of the II points enunciated by President Wilson had contained prac- ticaly the language of article 10 of the covenant and that no word had been raised then against it.
 The real trouble with the treaty, A1r. Cummings said. 'Is that it was negotiated by Democrat Cproars of applause welcomed the jibe.
 When the chairman called the roll of nations already in the league and asked the delegates if they wished to hear also of the neutral states that had. or were about to join, shouts of tell us" answered him. Nation by nation he named them and then asked if the delega tes wished to know what nations had not joined the league Cries of "yes. yes tell us." came from all parts Of the floor.
 Revolutionary Mexico, bolshevist Russia. unspeakable Turkey and - - the United States of America"
 A roar swept the hall that it took minutes to quiet.
 When Mr Cummings concluded there remained but routine business to be done and it was rushed through without incident and adjournment taken until tomorrow afternoon.
 Meanwhile committees are at work.
 The sub committee appointed by Chairman Glass to draft the platform was as follows:
 Senator Glass. chairman; Senator Walsh. Montana; Vance Mccormick Pennsylvania; Secretary Colby, Dis trict of Columbia: M NJ. Crane, Texas; Senator McKellar Tennessee; Horace Hawkins, Colorado; William R. Pat tengau. Maine; George H. Hodges, Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
TO ADOPT PLATFORM
 BEFORE NOMINAT INC
 COMMITTEE DECIDES
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AUDIT FORUM. SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-The committe on rules for the conv - .tion elected Thomas !. Spel- lacy of Connecticut chairman, and i'm mediately took up the question of whether the convention should pro- ceed to the nomination of ticket be- fore adopting a party platform It was suggested that this be done to expedite the proceedings of the com mittee as it was generally understood that the drafting of the platform would take some time.
 After d general discussion, the rules committee adopted a resolution offered by former Representative Fitzgerald of New York, providing that speeches nominating presidential candidates should be made before the presentation of the platform. but that the balloting for the candidate shall not take place until the platform has been adopted.
 4 motion to nominate in advance of the action on the platform was voted down.
 The fact that Secretary Colby. an acknowledged administration spokes man. got a place the sub commit tee of nine which will draft the plat form while William J. Bryan did not get place on the drafting committee was p[nted out as additional evidence that the administration forces were in full control. Secretary Colby admit tedly will represent President Wilson s views on the league of nations plank
 The committee postponed considera- tion of the proposal of the unit rule until tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR
 OPENS NEGOTIATIONS WITH U. 5. OFFICIALS
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WASHINGTON, June 2S-Important action affecting relations between the United States and Mexico is expected to result from conferences which be- gan here today with representatives of the present regime in Mexico, Ameri- can government officials anu agents of General Francisco Villa as partici- pants.
 Fernando Iglesias Calderon, a prom inent Mexican. arrived today from Mexico City with the rank of ambas- sador. All the embassy, where he is staying, would say of his visit, was that he is here on a special mission" It was learned. however, from official sources that his object is to discuss the relations between the two countries with a view to remove objections of this country toward Mexico and to seeking recognition of the new regime there.
 Calderon was selected for this mis- sion because he is known in Mexico as the only Mexican received at the White House by President Wilson. It is understood that he is empowered to pledge the present Mexican govern ment to perform acts which would meet the requirements of the United States to obtain recognition.
 Calderon also is empowered to treat with the representatives of General Villa during his visit to Washington. The Vnlistas have refused to recognize
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
WILSON SUPPORTERS SAY ELECTIONS SHOW
 CONVENTION CONTROL

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-By the unopposed choice of Senator Glass of Virginia as chairman of the resolutions committee which will draft the plat form of the Democratic national con Ncntion and the selection of Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas for perman ent chairman of the convention, admin istration forces demonstrated tonight that they were in complete control of 1ho convention machinery.
 Any blanks which William J. Bcyar may desire to have Inserted in tE" platform and which fail to pass ap proval of the resolutions committee will therefore have to be brought iato the convention with the endorsement of only minority report.
 Senator Robinson is accounted a thorough man and he will be yielding the gavel when any attacks are made on the administration program.
 These two developments demon strating the control of administration forces. while not lessening the chances of a fight on the floor Of the conven- tion, were pointed out by the admins tration forces as evidence that they had the convention in hand and in sup port of their predictions that they would carry it through to the end.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29

Come direct to San Diego over the NEW San Diego and Arizona Railway with through Pullman Ser vice in connection with the Southern Pacific and enjoy a daylight ride through magnificent Carriso Gorge and twice into Old exico.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
Despite Charge of Gag Rule" Workers
 Adopt "Wet" Plank


 SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-In the face of gag rule" charges, the New York delegation today adopted a reso- lution urging a national platform plank for modification of the Nolstead act to permit use of light wines and beer in the home.
 The resolution was introduced by Norman F. Mack, national committee man and was supported by Miss Eliza beth Marbury. delegate at large, who subsequently, was elected national com mitteeman.
 Mayor George Lunn of Schenectady told the delegates inclusion of a moist plank would seal the fate' of the party in the coming election. He demanded a roll call as the voice vote was being taken but was not recognized.
 Other resolutions adopted favored in dependence for Ireland, ratification Of the woman suffrage amendment by Democratic states, a federal workman s compensation act affecting shipping in terests and expressed sympathy for the organized labor movement.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
ELECTION STILL IN DOUBT

SANTIAGO, Chile, June 2S-Uncer- tainty still exists as to the result of the presidential election held last Fri cay. A compilation of the returns re- ceived by the government up to noon today gave Arturo Alessandri, candi- date of the Liberal alliance, ITS cleo tors, and Luis Barros Borgono, Liberal Unionist~ IFS.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
2,OOO WAR PRISONERS
 REPORTED LOST WHEN
 FRED" STEAMER SUNK

LONDON. June 2S-Two thousand British, Austrian, German and Finnish prisoners of war were drowned when a Bolshcvik steamer was sunk recently in the Neva river, according to a Hell singfors dispatch to the Central News. A Reuters report from Stockholm would seem to confirm this dispatch, saying that a ship was sunk on the sixth of June with 2000 repatriated prisoners on board. It, however, does not mention any loss of life.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
WILLIAMS STOPS BRANDT

BALTIMORE, Md. June 28.-Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn was stopped by Kid Williams of Baltimore in the third round of a bout here tonight. Williams floored Brandt in the second and had him hanging on the ropes in the thirE sponge.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29

the new regime and recently issued a manifesto to the Mexican people set ting forth their position as to the poli- tical situation.
 Officials of the state department will study the statements of both factions before committing the nation to any policy it was said. The state depart ment officials will confer with Cal deron unofficially.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29

iteering on the part of the anthracite interests. No decision on the objection was made and argument will be heard on it tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29

ous objection was entered today by of anthracite operators at the session of the anthracite mine
 commission to the presentation of any evidence tending towards proving prof
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
sav An Hands Saved

STOCKHOLM. June 2S.-All the two thousand war prisoners on board bol- shevik steamer which sank recently Tn the Neva river were saved. according to a dispatch to the Dagblad from Hell singfors Finland.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
PROTEST
 FIRING EVIDENCE

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-16

The middle of August marks a re-
newed interest in Society functions
and therefore stimulates the demand
for pretty afternoon and evening
frocks. 1t is good merchandising to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-16

anticipate these seasonable
demands with a full stock
and a tasty one. We have
endeavored to do this.
The famous Betty Wales
dresses form the backbone
Of our assortments of the
better afternoon and evening
dresses this season. We are
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-17
/ North DakOfn's CfeatcSt
Classified Section
LEGAL NoIIGE
xoTIoE or sPHcIAI ex11 3sL10EIos

O110E Vx
I, IN G;e eaa, q with y ps..a.cn ;,'snsa
Dakots, duly MED with ihs eity. auditor.x
askinE that an election be .callsd. Ter ne
question as Il whether on mot the city
shall adopt q connEnissior form Of gov
eminent. and in compliance with aSreFos
7th. 1920. ',s' ID
Notice is Hereby. Given to the 3qnaltned
electors Of the city of Grand Forks:
June. A. u. 1920, from the. hour 8 IS
o'clock a m. co~ntinuoiaIy until s
S.is i = ,hs M; c,t On q sac Sr sny, i tnrE.. .si .nss
ciai election for the purpose Of submit.
ting to the aualihed electors Of said city
the following to he voted upon by said
qualified electors. to-wft:
/. For City Charter under the o -,
sion system of government. ....E'
2. Against City Charter under the ,--,s
commission system Of government -
The following places are hereby desis..
First ward. First precinct city filtration
First ward, seco,d precinct. s71s Euclid
avenue.
Third ward. IRE haii. South 4th h' street.
North 3rd st.
Fifth w ward q. First precinct. international
Fifth ward, Second precinct. 1915 chcy-
enDe avenue. aYE3f4
Sixth ward, First precinct. IS: North
Fifth st.
Sixth ward. Second precinct. s2s North
Eighth st.
Seventh ward. First precinct. SIS Chest.
nut st. e
Seventh ward. Second precinct. s24 Cot
nwo st.
The election officials for said election
shall be the same rs act for the state
primary election held on said day.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota,
his Sth day Of June. A. D. 1920.
H. NJ. Wheeler
Attest: Mayor.
c. j. Evansor.
: City Auditor.
June s-2s Incl
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