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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06
DoA1GNA DEsCHANEL NU
PRIlGESTE PALARIA AMERI
CANA DE $1,000.

NEW YORK. Palaria de
$4,000 pc care asoeiatiunea mo-
distelor spera so ofere d-nei, De.
schanel, sofia preseldintehli Fran
tel, mn va fl primita de d-sa.
sP6iaria fost gata spre a Fl
trimisa, dar d-na Desellanel a. A.
nuntat prin ambasadorul .Jllssc-
ran, ca ,,eate impossible pentra
dina Deschanel 81 primeasca sub
asemenea conditilni ori ce dar
de valoare.ss vfsvITuiW
,,Gelozia comertului internatio-
nal" a zM Herber Mcdonald de-
ia Asociatia Modistclor America
ne. lodiatele Americana. sunt dc
pArerca d-sale.
,yPersoane influente in Paris au
crezut "a dack sotis preyedinte.
llli accepta D palarie din Statele
Unite W ii D loyitura seriossa
. prestigiului frsrctz u p0ate
"a adkCga lA convingerea ~ moi
santern en tUtA nd cslenti de'
an1laa frsslea ~ MeD Donalds
Mpai1tele .ac,.nh al . p6axrie
AZ 90 dol lsri n nfipile lor 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06
CRESTEREA CONSUMARu Pc
TROLULpI.

WASHINGTON,~ 3 Maiu. =
Statcle Unite cpnsuma mai mutt
petrol de pc cit produce, de
clarat astazi ii. Ministru de In
terne Payne.
D-nul Payne zis ca produsul
petrolnlui crescut Gu 20 LA suta
in luna Martic, orr Gu pcste 5000
600 butoaie. Aceastl crestere III
proluctie insa nu satisface eerc,.
rilc, 81 peste 6,5O0,O0O butoaie au
fost importate din Mexico, CT;
100000 bnt0aie mai Juult.ca in
aceiasi luna in anul tr~ ,ut
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06
FRUNTASH GREvEI DIN
FRANTA ARESTATI.

PARIS. - All s'a instiintat ca
mai mutt fruntasi prominent i'll
proclamarea greyei generate Ia
caile feratc,, docuri 81 minele de
carbuni yor ii arestati astaz;.
Dupa Cit s'a aflat guvernul a dat
mai multi de patruzeci de manda-
te de arestare.
Situatia greyei a ramas aproa.
pc stationara, in intreaga repu.
blica, dupa cum spun STRIFE pri-
mite aici: Guvernul spune ca nu-
mai minoritate de mineri an
parasit lucrnl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06

Fruntasli senatului sunt : 81 el
de opinia ca sd Sc numeasca lln
astfel de comitet insa Borah 81
prietenii lui insista 81; dicteze
personalnl. Prietenii lui Borah ali
spus ca el nu vor consimti la for
m'afea comitetului atit timp cit
nu sunt satisfacuti Gu constituent
til lui. Daca nu va Fl numit co.
mitetul Borah are de gind ca din
nou Sc aduca chestia in senat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06
DEp1NDE DE cUv1RNoR.

BOSTON, a Maiu. Gnverno
rul Coolidge arc All inaintea lul
legea prin care sd legalizeze IA
bricarea 81 vinzarea berci 2.7a
procente alcool si vinului slab
in statul Massachusetts,.
Lcgea a fost vntata ieri de Sc.
nat cu 26 yatlri pentru 81 9 con
tra.
Camera 4 yotat-o saptamina
treelta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06
INFORhAIlUN|
OarranzA 1ntxehninteax& aers

Oarranza intrsbainteaza aero
plsne. Washington. In a.
.parenta neputind porni nici 0
expedite militara contra revolu
tionarilor, presedintele carranza
a inceput Sc intrebuinteze aero.
plane ca Sc ata'ce orasele rebele
din vecinatatea capitalci. !.
CuernAvaca, eapitala statuiui
Morelos 81 Cuatia, mare pray din
4acelaS stat, slnt doua .dintre
csntrele care a9 fost multi boafs
bardste az asiatiri dc Al III CA
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DIN fUCA (a)NDEIULU|.

O telegrama de ieri din New
York anunta GA modistele nn
stu &c Sc faca ctl palaria de
5000 pc care refuZaf-o dina
Deschanel. M trebue sa Sc in
grijeasca 81 sa nu ne prinza mi
rarea cind vom auzi ca doamna
vre-unui contrabandist de RAJ
sins Jack va purta-o pc strada.
falindu-se en- ea.
Pentru vinderea actiunilor a
ori caror corporatiuni trebue di-
bacie, reclama Ell earn 81 agent
buni de gnra Sc indnca pliblieul sd
cumpcre macar una. he prlndem
insa daca s'ar forna corpo
ratie pentru fa5ricarea ira,
caului' dupa IN singur avlz
actiunile ar vinde ca pine,
calda. fiindca q afacere ear:
Ziarul ..Universul' la rubrica
,.Filme" poVestcste o istorloarl
hazlie. dar care a1'ata intro lu
NINA foarte trista civilizatia ro
NINA. mai cu seama admins
tratiei. care permite asemenea
manifestari nelievale. Autorul
rublicei .zfce ca Pc calea Nict5-
fiei - Strada cea mai comercla
Il 81 mai frecventata a Capitale:.
,e afla un gang in dreptul bise.;
ricei Cretulescu, pc care pot
oatrunde fara Sc oeolesti drep,
IN fata Ministerului de lnterne
lie De strada Academiei. dar de
asupla vezi un afis care tie a
nunta: ,,Trecerea rrin gang. este
oprita Gu BATAIA," 81 autorul
adaoga- Oamenii Ell frica Luz
Dumllezsu fac stinga lmprejur 5.
au drumul eel mai lung 81 in
zeflemea aproba procedeul, ba
nca il preconizeaza Sc fire intro
lus 81 in materie de justitie, ,a
lumai mearga lrmea la judeca-
torie cind are o pricina ci so
Gu retiveiul, zicind sa ,,e
lm principiu democratic" :"
curioasa Democratic. Daca re-
tiveiul e un principin democratic
in materie de justitie, atunci $ 70
dam dracului de democratic. Ce-
ar zice un Elvetian, un American
sau un Frances, earl Sc pretinl
lemocrati. daca trecind prin
pangul acela (gangurile SUIT tre-
citori libere in toata lltmea clnm
nu sunt illcAise) s'ar simti In
sfacati Gle par 81 retevelul ar IN.
cepe sa jOace tontoroiul pc spl-
narea ler9 ST ci sunt oameni GU
frica lui Dumnezeu, dar ce-,r
strica. bietii, dtca nu stu limba
ca Sc fie in current Gu
principiile democratice din Ro-
- ST MI s'ar putea spune de
cind s'a fa'cut inevatia aceasta 7
Ziarul in care cetim aceasta mo
waite democratica poarta data
de 10 Aprilic. Inovatorul, proba-
biz ca vre-un stiip al osmenilor
zilci, dcci inovatia in loc de de-
mocratica s'ar pntea numi ave-
Da. 81 in materie hazlie
ar trebui Sc finn conservcnti
Nu-i asa domnule Don Jose?
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rranza. Aseasta depesa mai spu
ne ca stirea aaevarata ca Pa
bio Gonzales, unul dintre fostii
sprijinitori al lui Carralna, l.,
parasit 81 s'a dat pc partea re.
volutionarilor.
Omorit de salvator. ToIe-
do. Lllcratorii voluntari earl
All incercat ca sc scape pc John
Bolczka dintr o surpatnra de pa
mint. fara voia lor au loyit G..
un tirnoeop in capul ncnorori-
tului ON, 0morindu-l.
Medicnl legist spus cd moar-
tea omtIlui fost catizata din 10
vitura de tirnocop, insa a spus
"a llrcratorii sunt nevinovati. I'm
alt lucrtor care fost ingropat
in aceia surpatura de pamint,
a fost secs afara mort.
Anglia ,,uscata" in xece am.
= Londra. Anglia va Fl us
cata in 1885, spys ,,Pussyfut'
Johson, inainte de pleca din
Londra. La multi dintre care Ia
auzit, Q astfel de profetie era a.
scmanata Gu nebunia.
Cnul dintre eel mai eminent
membrif al gilvernnlui englez a
declarat ac,m de curind intr'o
.onversatie privata:
,,Daea america cistiga resulta
tele dorite prin prohibitie, in ze
ce ami Anglia va adopta aceiasi
metoda:"
Criza dc cabinet in Italia. -
Roma. o rriza de cabinet. ca
re priveste dc aproape 81 pc pre-
mierul Nitti era foarte acuta a.
lalat seara
Criza fost precipitata de att
tudinea partidului catolic, care
a votat contra lui Nitti, din eau
"a nemultumirii acestuia asupra
politnei lui externa 81 interna
Partidul catolic acuza pc Nitti1
ca tine mai multi en- socialistii
permitilld ca llnratorii din orga-
aizatile unionistc ,,a!bes' sa fie
persecutati de cei din organiza
tile ,,rosii'. mai acllzat "a
Nitti pasiiv fata de provocatoI
III disordinci.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

What is a beachcomber. America doesn't have them. for the South Sea Islands are their favOritc resorts Running away from something. eftimes just to get away from mOnOtOny, they trickle along the water fronts of the world, boarding ships here and there until they finally drift into the lands of eternal sunshine. where food comes easy and morals come easier. There they live. idling on the sands or search ing the shores for whatever the waves may bring them from the wrecks of forgotten ships.
 There is a beachcomber. a handsome and strangely determined one, in "The Idol Dancer" the D. w. Griffith pro- duction now showing at the Colum bia theater for the last times today and tonight. But the beachcomber is only one of a great number of intensely in teresting characters that Griffith has created in this his latest master play.
 The Columbia program, today and tonight. will be supplemented with a Pathe Review. a Bray Cartoon. Lit erary Digest Topics and the specially selected orchestrations of The Idol Dancer" rendered by the COlumbia orchestra, with Fred Barlow directing Coming tomorrow for one day and night, the Columbia will present Olive Thomas in her last photoplay, "The F1apper." adapted from the .mucf | talked of novel of the same name.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
CHARLES RAY FILM
 AT STRAND TODAY

Charles Ray starts his engagement at the Strand today in Paris Green" Ray in this production has succeeded in merging the interpretation into a supreme comedy creation. enlisting the elements of romance, youth and happi- ness, in a story of distinct human ap- peal and heart interest.
 It has been declared by many re- viewers to be perhaps the best picture Charles Ray has ever made. for the atmosphere is so Cleverly maintained, and the humor so rich and effervescent that his audiences move from laugh 10 laugh in that happy frame Of mind that is so appreciated in motion pie lures. And with it all Ray has never left the characterization which has made him famous wherever motion pictures are shown. On the contrary. Paris Green is but another evidence of that degree of talent and versatility which enables Ray to adhere to his chosen field, and yet offer a different interpretation with each picture.
 Paris Green will be screened at the strand with the full symphony or chestra under the direction of R. L. Adams, and George J. Hayes at the giant pipe organ, both orchestra and organ playing afternoon and evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
EIks

The best musical comedy organiza- ton that has been seen in Phoenix in many moons is the verdict that the public has given on the Winter Garden
 Revue. the new stock company in stalled at the Elks theater and now appearing in "Frocks and Frills of 1921"
 There is everything in this show that
 a theatergoer demands, girls. clever
 comedians. beautiful costumes and ap- propriate settings. Although only a short time in the city. some of the people have already established them selves as real favorites. They are Jack Miller, Dorothy Harrison. Rollie l Lockhardt. Florence Warner and ! Frank Wakefield.
 i The company is unusually big for a stock company and all the future of- | ferings will be given with the same 1 painstaking care that marks "Frocks and Frills." There will be a new pro- 1 duction each Sunday and the usual
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

Pnce competition. But we can assure you of the perfection of every pound.
 Ask your dealer for Troco. If he hasn't 1t in stock. have him order it for you. You can't buy greater sweetness or deicacy. nor higher food value, no matter what price you pay. Order Troco today.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
MARIE TIFFANY ID
 GIVE TWO PROGRAMS
 AT ELKS TOMORROW

The E1ks theater win be crowded at both performances tomorrow by the hundreds of friends or Marie Tiffany. vho win sing as an added feature to thr Winter Garden Revue tho new uaDsieal stock company that is making ht n thc new musical Conceit. .Erocks and Frius of l921"
 Bliss Tiffany will sing different pro- -fams at the afternoon and evening nerformauce tho two programs being cNen below. Miss Tiffany is assisted ef thc piano by Miss Glars Crangle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

Made in new model
 plant
 We have provided Mir. Hoffman with every possible help in his work of perfecting Troco.
 We have built a splendid new plant. designed solely for the production of de luxe margarine.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

Did you feel that harmony as you entered the gates Of Tofts Country club last night You certainly did. for the music Of the all star band makes a joyous impression when you reach the Country club
 The interior decorations of Toft's club. with the soft lights and excellent color combinations and smartly haped Lanterns waving lazily to and fro, blends with the spirit of the occasion and gives tie Country club a definite at mosphere.
 Night after night the happy throng at the club continues to increase. The musicians play with such enticing har- mony and with such correct interpre- tation that the dancers must catch the spirit and are carried away across the spacious floor with such an ease that there never is an end to the encores. Garfield was liberal again last night | with the Russian horn, although it | seemed as though every merrymaker wanted some favorite piece, which makes the horn stand out prominently
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Afternoon Program

Amor Modievale ............ oesott Q Del Mic Amato Ben...... Donaudy Romance ........... '7I'el'AA Clair dc luue ......... ...............- bcbusSl CraCovieune fautasie --....-. PadereWsI'l
 Miss Craugle
 A Fairy Story by the Fire. Merikante While ! Wait....-........ Henrlquez Friend Thou Art StaunCh ......G .Grles
 Evening Program
 Folk Songs.
 Jardlu d' Amour tFrench).......... .................Arr. by Nuillermoz Billy Boy tAmeriCan) .............- ...................Ar by Brockway Ingrid SIctten CNorwegian) ......-. ...................A by Kramer Bv the Light of the Moon Grish)...
 .............Arr by Hughes Had Twelve oxen. ......-....... Ireland Scotch PastOrals ............ Saerse Nung Yang ..-.......... .. ...- pun ''' N Fair Dreams .........-. buzzi-f e,.eia Joy ..-..-.... ''.. le'i'.i Lullaby ................... 'yIll SSc'' Musetta's Waltz Song CLa Boheme)
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Ramona

The Ramona's four-act headline Pantages vaudeville now playing has been welcomed as one of the most pleasing attractions here in many months. The spacious Ramona equipped in every particular with ample stage room and paraphernalia to handle any travelling organization. is crowded to its capacity each day of this remarkable engagement
 It will be the policy of the Ramona 10 handle travelling attractions. for which purpose the theater was origin ally built, the original idea of equip ment having included stage. dressing rooms. and all necessary furnishing
 In addition to the vaudeville show the Ramona is screening a Paramount feature picture, as well as a selected western story and a comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

ready consist of many enthusiastic pu- pills who are learning to be correct dancers under his experienced guid- aucc There need be no more wall flowers in Phoenix when a course so easy and reasonable is offered. Also,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

for those preferring private instruction AIr. King will arrange private hour There being no new dances this fall, King announced that his instruction consists of the one step, fox trot and waltz.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
CnIunhia

Bird. and his daily classes are attract ing considerable attention.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Tnf4,r Cnnntru Chuh

matinees on Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
American

w. l.. King, dancing instructor at the American, is surely proving a boon tc the non- dancer. His daily classes all
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
NOTICE

Regarding Mir. Hofmsn's services. Up to the time of his recent connection with the Troco Company. Mir. Hofman's advice and counsel was greatly in demand by Agri- cultural Colleges. Dairy Schools and Associations, Educational Organizations, Women's Clubs. etc. We wish him to con- tinue this good work and his services will shll be available for this purpose. with the hearty cooperation of this company.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
n he Hin

Harry Carey starts his three days engagement at the Hip today. offering Marked Men" The atmosphere of the production is the early west. when men braved the terrors of the desert seeking safety from lawIcssness or to court dame fortune in the carth's hid don treasure storehousc where the yellow metal awaited the coming of man and civilization.
 Into tho lives Of the marked men came the great adventure there where the sun beat with all its fury on the brows Of the unfortunates caught in it's grasp. the greatest adventure of their lives. To them there fell a great trust. trust the keeping of which meant challenge to death itself. but fa challenge willingly accepted bv the men and carried out 10 the letter.
 Marked Men will prove a very at | tractiNe offering, and should find ! Harry Carey's legion of followers out ] en masse to welcome their favorite. l Red Bird
 Everybody's going to the Red Bird ! With the weather ideal for dancing and with Carol Reed and his iazz l band delivering dance delight. this handsome dancing palace formerly
 known as Arcadia is fast becoming a
 most popular spot
 II The Red Bird offers a fine floor
 large. roomy and kept in perfect con \ dition at all times. Refreshments are
 always to be had. while F. & Mayfield
 the floor manager. contributes much tC
 the general enjoyment through the air
 Of hospitality he has created. Mayfield is likewise manager of in-
 struction at tho Blue Bird and the ReC
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
Keering Pluneerbund Busy.

The daily papers decry the Nonpartis-
an League as class movement, to make
suspicious the voters Of the towns. When
tie farmers show that it is not class
movement by only naming two farmers
on their state ticket, the daily papers try
to breed distrust among the farmers Ie-
caUse farmer was not nominated for
governor, and other classes of the people
were recognized by giving them repre-
sentatiyes. There is only one class
movement in America the rule Of money
and greed and selfshness. Madelia
Rural News.
It is keeping the plunderbund poll
ticians on the jump, trying to discred t
the ,Nonpartisan League and organz ed
labor. The state ticket which these two
organizations have jointly endorsed is
absolutely impregnable to the question
able tactics always employed by the old
gang politicians.
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
NICoLLET FARM BUREAU
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
Organization Now Boasts 464 Mem
bers, sor 81 Per Cent Of All arm
ss ers in the County.

The Nicollet County Farm Bureau
now has membership Of 464, or 81 per.
cent Of all the farmers Of the county, ac-
,cording the report Of County Agent o. o..
Horlamus, which was read at the annual
meeting Of the Bureau at ST. Peter last
week. The increase amounts to " per
cent over last year embership.
At the annual meeting, Alex Russell
Of West Newton was elected president
to succeed j. "a. Hindq ist, who resigned
q month ago The other officers chosen
are: Vice president, Stewart Leaning;
secretary, Herman Turner, and treasurer,
William Schmidt The board of directors
are: H. a. Hanson, Belgrade; g. r..
Olsen, New Sweden; August He'd, Berna-
dotte; Henry snnmet, Lafayette; Ernest
Kienlen, Ridgely; Ray Tnond Johnson,
Bernadotte; A. Benson, st. Peter;
Frank Osborne, axe Prairie; @. @.
Karstad Granb Geo. ?. Lindstrom,
OshaWa; ]. Albert Jensen, Brighton and
Mrs. a. * !. Gault, st. Peter. Ii.
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
are counted at the coming primary and
general elections.
Rotten Politics.

It's ten-to-one shot that the Re
publican candidates for governor who
enter the state convention to be endorsed
or eliminated, will make every effort to
stack the cards against the other fellow.
The old-timers who used to trade dele
gates under the you support me and
I'll support YOU plan will be right in their
glory. Union News, Mankato.
The elimination convention planned
by the Republicans of the state is nothing
more or less than a brazen attempt to
override the primary law, inasmuch as
the plunderbund politicians failed dis
mally in their attempt to have this statute
repealed during the last session Of the
legislature. Eternal vigilance on the
part Of the people Of Minnesota is the
price Of liberty and freedom from the
antiquated boss controlled party conven-
tions. ,8, n II
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05

the capitalists and the farmers and work.
ing classes to the extent that something
real serious will happen in the end. No
class organ can afford to be strictly honest
and hence lots Of dope" scattered
around by these papers should be taken
with grain Of salt. Read all sides and
form your own opinion. The man with
tovt opinions Of his own isn't worth a last
years bird nest. Henderson Indepen-
dent.
Right you are, Brother Buck. The
organized farmers and organized labor
invite the most thorough investigation
into the past records of the candidates
they have endorsed for the various state
offices. That's fair, isn't it?
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
Oh, You Overalls.

The editor Of this paper believes in
overalls, in fact has owned and worn a
pair Of them more or less since old
enough to earn bread by the sweat of
his brow, but believes that it is just as
important that a man keep his shirt on
as to don blue overalls. It might be well
for over enthusiastic FARM ont men to
keep in mind that while it would be
possible by wearing overalls to get a
strangle hold on the American clothing
trust, yet while it was being doneit would
pretty effectually shut off the breath Of
four mighty enterprising clothing stores
in the city of Fairmont Martin County
independent, Fai1mont.
We agree with Brother Ward. Further
more, the price Of overalls has already
been boested in some of the larger cities,
where overall clubs have been formed
In one city the workers business suit
has been boosted from two to six dollars
per pair.
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
Fortunate America.

It looks very much as if the war be
tween Germany and the allies is not
over by any means. French troops are
occupying German cities and blood is
being shed orr both sides. Also, there
are wars raging in various parts of the
world. 1t may be aygood long time be-
fore the world is at peace, as we thought
it would be when the arnnistice was signed
and when the leading European belli-
gerents made peace with one another by
treaty. Red Wing Republican.
Fortunate America But for the fact
that the Senate has thus far failed to
ratify the Peace Treaty and its twin
sister, the League Of Nations Covenant,
our boys would long since have been
under way to Europe and by now would
probably be shedding their life-blood
again for democracy
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
A Significant Hint.

The papers are full Of advice to hard
coal consumers to buy their next winters
supply right now, and talk as if all one
had to do was to call up the dealer and
your bin would be filled before sundown.
The fact is, that not one coal retailer
in 100 has pound of hard coal, and put
up the claim that they are unable to get
it. In the opinion Of many, the hard coal
wholesaler and jobber are conniving to
fleece the people for an additional two or
three dollars per ton at the eleventh hour.
Blue Earth Post.
The advice to buy your next winters
supply Of hard coal right now seems to
be but significant hint, for, as coming
events cast their shadows before SO
the timely warning" predicts that the
coal barons intend to boost the prices
of the ''black diamonds still higher next
fall. By the way. the man who coined
the expression black diamonds" in refer
ence to coal, was somewhat Of prophet,
and still his most reckless imagin-
ings could not have given this very es-
sential fuel the fictitious value which the
coal barons have placed upon it.