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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14
La campahs pOIltlcs de Isabella
troR rEIEoRAro)

Isabella, mayo 49,
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
g..
Inscripciones celebranse con orden
complete. Autoridadcs absolutamentc
imparciales. Hasta ahora inayoria ms
crita es Republican,. Lideres ambos
partidOs trabajan personalmente, dan
do asi cjcmplo eIectorado.
Corresponsal Especial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

Pruebs sstas maravtllOsas sales cue
son Las mas ehcaceS para las afeccio-
ueR artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillaA
c6licos nefrdticos y demAs del higado.
De venta en- Las principales farma-
cias, do San Juan . Isla, Dor 50
agente. JUAN A. PEREZ, Box 425,
San Juan. A1vt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

Hen1y FIELDER.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30

simplest terms 80 is the least these tremendous
OF Coton and Linens 1910 off the least of story! Reduc
ms great sale merely begin $780, Many of the offer
5oo Many at actual cost Not few COST And
te that all savings figured old pceson anuarv
or Way the and prices of to-
ket That's just bit of sdelgh sale means to vou
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30

Aaens uslns Blankets, Bed Spreads
ana coloredhe
America Essentials find
any market whasoevertns
your need is greatest Check Shop
we'll You'll 20 mbe
quantities Last Prices Quoted Are the Prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

OWEN MOORE zones 10 the Lib
" urty today IN bis lates, photo
drama Sooner and later"
AZ the story goes. Patrick Mur
ply. attorney, n hashful Ia hclor. Ia
asked by Robert Ellis. a friend who
lives In fairhasen. Conn, 10 locate
his wife. who apparently has desert
eli him, and take her 10 his home
lie makes the startling discovery
that the only giri he ever considered
worthy Of second notice. whom he
has met the same afternoon. u his
friends wife. He finds her al the
Aator. bundles her into his car and.
despite her oral and physical resist
ance. takes her 20 the home OF his
friend. Here he discovers that she
II not his friends wife, hut Edna
Ellis. OF Falrhaven. n ], Twin
burglars enter the house and add 10
the confusion. when society women
come 20 visit the supposed Mr. Ellis
he Is forced 20 introduce Edna as his
wife Matters are eventually
atraiehtcnea out. tho many humor.
Gus incidents occur iH Inc straight,
aninr process. and rfrrick and
Edna decide TO make their assumed
relationship permanent.
ON the same hill Herbert Hawlin
son u appearing In outlaws Of the
Deep .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Marx twain himself were htre 10
sec u. This would have been a red
letter day Tor Marx Al the wonder
fui boyishnrss ~ his nature would
have resi- -nd~d 10 the oOc11nion. lie
Wa very fond of the screen and ]
remember going With him TO the
earlier motion picture shows Its
was mIpd 20 conceive new and
wonderful dream every day OF this
point he never spoke 20 me but !
wonder whether one Of those dreams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

FINES totalnng $1,000 were I'm
posed upon ii Devenny. Herman Lip
Ike. u, 4. Mikescll and Ivan Wads.
worth. who pleaded guilty TO charges
OF completely In smuggling a trunk
filled with hauer from Canada. IN
the federal court Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Recently when Albert BiEclow
Paine. distinguished man Of Letters
and best known for his biography Of
Mark Twain. was present at PR.
waite showing Of "iuckl.borry Finn. ="
the hie Eupepp~cial now showing a,
the Coliseum. he made the following
remarks
4 was constantly Wishing that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
CIIsNi,iI.R
COLONIAL.

The Forged Bride" a new photo
drama. opens az the Colonis today
with Mary Aaciaren IN the leading
role Supporting Miss MaeIAren Is
Dagmar oodowgky. daughter Of
the worlds famous pianist. Leo
poif GodowEky
In this picture Miss MacIaren ap.
pears as soda fountain girl in one
OF the Venice beach concessions.
iIow she mnrrieA rich man. aionen
for the ninE Of her father. con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
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ropAy's PROGRAMS

ropAN's PROGRAMS
LIBERTY Owen M"s~e In Se"ss~f
ss later"
CIGMMEn - t~w Cody In Tho
Hatt~sfi, Man"
TottsEt N--Nsrt rwstn'. "uucLie-
h~srs t1an."
uiiiam =. usvt In The
fell aste"
GHx-,~eti lie Mile. "oid wisc~
for New
CoIo>IAi~-Nsr, MssIar~a In The
rsrx~d ur,de,"
otk u. w oriffith'. "nrsasn
blossoms"
CLASS A--s.a.tance Kinney In IN.
stolsa kt..."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

vioted forFor. and brings happiness
20 many IN the basic theme Of the
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

The score. ~ Seattle people who
read James OilVer .curSood'a stories
in Tn. saturday Eyrning Post. The
American Magazine. The cosmopoli.
tan. Pictorial Review and other ma.
tionai publications. will he interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

was not glorious one about the
grca, new ART 81 the motion picture.
It's too had he could not see the
screen version OF 'Huckleberry
Finn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

To know that one 81 his most popu
lar stories. The CounRe Of Margs
O'Doono." has been told in the NOV
les and will open Thursday nj the
Strand.
curwood fans. are not only ac
auainted with. but are frankly IN
love With wonderful dog named
Iiarce. This canine was "a regular
fellow as .dogn 80 but he wouldn't
stand for any rough treatment. 70
when David fnine and Marie
O'Doone crossed hits path he took up
with them mther than be beaten
three times n day by a brute Hsatsr.
Persons who have read the story
viii remember what an important
part the half wolf. half dog plays
and how he saves the lives Of the
hero ana heroine on more thnn one
occasion.
REX
Independent Of ~ other claims TO
attention. Cecil DeMille's production
"Old wives for New the attraction
at the Rex this week. proves a yer
table fashion shqw for the feminine
picture fans.
The gowns were chosen and ar.
ranged by Alpharrtta Hoffman. cos.
tune director Of the Inmoua Play.
ers.f .asby studio IN California. who
spend considerable time In New York
making her selections. Many % the
gowns are Partisan creations and
their cost. u IN naid. amounted %
much more than the average feature
picture costs IN il entirety.
CLEMMER
A night winning scene showing
score OF pretty young maidenH IN
fetching bathing coatumeH. iH one Of
the many attractive features Of The
Butterfly Man" tho pboiopiay IN
which Lew Cody ~ playing az the
Ciemmer this week.
Cody hah the role OF dAHhine
young hehrtbraker who goes thru q
series Of compiicntins incidents be
fore he finally wakes Up 90 the fact
that he In making n fool Of himself
Louise Lovely. Lille Leslie and
Rosemary Theby appear In the lead
ms feminine rolcs.
COLONIAL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
John Burroughs,
 83, Tells World
 to Keep Cheerful

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, April 3.--John Burroughs, famous naturalist, gave a1lAew message to the world today. hts 83rd birthday, which he is cele- brating at Yama farms, near Napan- och, Ulster county, the home of his friend, Frank Seaman.
 It is "keep careful and get out more and better newspapers that the world may be benefitted"
 Henry Ford and Thomas A. Edison, old friends of MT. Burroughs, were not expected to attend the celebra- tion of the West Park naturalist's anniversary. MT. Ford, Mr. Bur roughs stated, is in Detroit and MT Edison in Florida.
 MT. Burroughs spent part of the day collecting maple sap. This aft ernoon he planted sugar maple tree on Mr. Seaman's farm. Many friends visited him and offered their con gratulations. He also received q large number of messages by wire and mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
Picketing of the
 British Embassy
 is Ordered Stopped

Washington, April 3-Pieketing of the British embassy by women fa- vorable to an Irish republic was call ed off today by the leaders of the movement.
 Mrs Thomas Corliss of New York one of the leaders of the movement said the state department was not responsible; that the department had not communicated with the women.
 We picketed the embassy on good Friday" she said, "to remind Great Britain and the state department of the crucifiXion of Christ and call attention that Ireland was being crucified."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
Five Committees
 to Consider Plans
 for Soldier Relief

Washington, April g. Five sub. committees of the house ways ana means committee will consider all pending soldier relief measures Chairman Fordney said today that these committees would consider all phases of the 69 pending relief mea- sures with special attention given to the fourfold plan offered by the American legion. This proposes ad- justed cash compensation at the rate of S1 50 for each day of service; eX- tension of vocational tiaining priv ileges; home building aid and pri- crity in land settlement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
Would Stop the
 Importation of
 Mexican LabOrers

Shreveport, La, April 3.-Because of the lower wages for which they will work. the discontinuance of the employment of Mexican laborers in North Louisiana territory is sought through petition to oil com- panies of this section signed by 19 citizens of the town Of Minden, Web steT parish, which ad.ioins the Ho- mer oil district.
 Several hundred Mexicans are said to have been imported into North Louisiana oil fields. causing num- Der of American citizens to become idle. The companies are urged to show preference to Americans in cluding discharged soldiers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
Exchange Dealers
 Report Active
 Demand in Buying

New York, April 3.-Dealers in exchange reported an active market for London remittances today. The rate for demand bills rose to 3.97 with cables at S3.9S.
 These are the highest quotations i'll this market since last December and show recovery of almost 50 per cent from the low of February when demand fell to $318.
 French and Italian quotations were only nominally better today and re mlttances to other continental Flu ropean centers were light.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
M/LU EN//>

WASHINGTON--Looks like a 'apanese doll, doesn't she? But his little lady from the land of .herry blossoms happens to be liss Miyu Fujii, a member Of the japanese embassy at Washington. She says she likes her American ;lothing a bit better than the oriental costume of her native country and she isn't homesick or tho colorful kimono she onco wore.
 ~02~~-o-~--~o>~-~S>~- -~--~[~~~~o~oO taken book of government checks with him. The book, with 37O un- used checks remaining was found in his room in local hotel.
 He waived eXtradition and was held under $5,000 bond to be return cd to Texas. His wife lives in Den yer, Col
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

cry member of both church and school are present at 9:30 o'clock. Superintendent j. J Murphy will be glad to welcome you. Our morning worship is at l0;45. The subject of the sermon will be "The Conquering Christ" Our Christian Eudeavor ocicty meets at G:30 o'clock. The intermediates meet at the same hour. Our evening worship ie at 7:30 o'clcek The sermon subject will be s'Thc Glerificd ChfjsG7 You will find most cordial welcome at all these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

Table cloths, napkins, sheets, pill low cases, towels, bed spreads all bed ahd table linen washed and iron cd for six cents pound American Excelsior Laundry company. 1-2S-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

First Baptist--Dr. Moore of the First Baptist church this morning from 10 to 12 o'clock will preach on ''The Risen Life" At G:30 D. m. there will be an Illustrated Easter sermon by Dr. Moore. Special mu- sic by Theo. Farr and the choir has been arranged. The church will be fittingly decorated for the Easter season. The B. Y. P. U. will meet at 7:30 p. Ill.
 First Chrstian--Sixth and Beech. A, Homer Jordan, pastor. This is Rally Day in the Bible school, and we shall not be satisfied unless eV-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

We now have with us Mr Geo. Stringfellow as service manager to handle repairs on Willy-Knight and Overland Automobiles. Owens Motor Sales Co. 119 East Second avenue. Phone 1i13. 4-2-12t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

We can paint sign for you tt will get you business. But we vt unless you say so. How about
 Pine Bluff Sign Go. 101 Court str. phone 254. C. F. Brunon and F. Hartig. 3-23= 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
Major is Arraigned
 for EmbeZZlement

Chicago, April 3.-Maj Karl C. Karsteller, formerly of the quarter masters corps. stationed at Houston, Tex, was arraigned here this morn ing, charged with embedding govern ment funds.
 karsteller, who was discharged from the army at Houston on No- vember 15, 1919, is said to have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
TO BUILD HOUSES.

The Arkansas Building and Real Estate company with capital of S50,O00 has been organized to meet the demand for the housing situa- tlon in Pine Bluff. c. F. Simons has been elected president and amour ced that stock at $1.00 per share will be offered for sale to the general public.
 Lots will be procured and homes built, which will be sold on the in-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
SOUTH AFRICA SEEKS LIBERTY.

Pretoria, Union of South Africa, April 3-General Chgistaian De Wet, who commanded the Orange free state forces in the Boer war, de clared in a speech here today that South Africa would persist in plead ing with England for independence until England granted it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

Home millinery New line Of shapes and trimmings; also old hats made over. Miss Clara Batterton, 709 Main street Phone 1876
 2-2S- Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04

stallment plan. The company has been organized under the state laws governing such organizations and will come under the supervision of the state bank examiner, It is in- tended to declare dividends to the stock holders nuarterlY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-04
< Quinine That Does Net .Affect
 Head.

effect. LAXATIVE PROMO (Tablets) can be taken by anyone without eaus- ing nervousness or ringliug in the head. There is only one "Rromo Quinine" '. ". GROVES signature
 on the box 30c. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST GREEK

Andres Koucouvelis, Greek, aged
43, was arrested and taken into the
custody Of the sheriff's office, on q
warrant sworn out Tor arrest. by A.
w. Swanson, county probation officer
Yesterday. The charge of contribut-
ing to the delinquency of minor has
been placed against him. The girl is
the IA year old daughter of George
Brichulios, living one block southwest
Of the mule market, off of Main
street.
According to the statement made
public by Mr.. Swanson. he received
word from neighbors living close to
the home of Brichulios, that every
day for the past six weeks, Andros
has been making trips to his home
while the later was away peddling
vegetables. 1t is alleged that Andros
constantly watched the home of his
fellow Greek, and on different occas-
ions was seen in the house two and
three times day.
Brichulios has three daughters,
age IA, 10 and 6, their mother having
died a year ago. The children are
being cared for by the father.
Koucouvelis denies the charge,
stating it is false.
When interviewed, District Attor-
ney Simon stated that he was unde-
cided as to the final steps to be
! taken.
The girl has been examined by two
docal physicians,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
WHERE TAXPAYERS MONEY rs GOING

1t is proper this time that appears certain the
voters and taxpayers of Imperial Valley going to be
not that the public should know just how much of
the which is to be paid for this patented mixture
going into the private Golfers of the contractors Warren
Brothers Company.
going pay the privilege of being stung by this
pany? Sung because there other asphalt pavements
which Just good and which carry royalty.
The annual report OF the engineering department of the
city of Los Angeles containing for the past SIX
costs of all materials lies before This
shows that the of mixing Warrene during this
period has been 1721 cents cubic foot.
1t shows that the cost of mixing Topeka during
this time has been 16.45 cents.
1t should be remembered that once the Warrenite royal
y paid the county has the right make its mixture
for repairs and these figures based repair mixtures
and not the original figures carrying the royalty
Now to figure out the cost per this is the One
weighs approximately pounds hence there
cubic foot cost by this figure it develops that this Warrenite
mixture the city of Los Angeles approximately $3.50
per ton.
Just to be liberal figure the price on the weight of
cubic foot at 100 pounds which low This way there
20 cubic feet to the the total cost ton s
IF LOS ANGELES CAN MAKE THIS MIXTURE
FOR S3.44 PER TON, IMPERIAL VALLEY PAYING NO
ROYALTY COULD CERTAINLY MAKE 1T FOR S4 PER
TON
Warren Brothers price agreement is S11.0S.
FIGURE OUT THE ROYALTY FOR YOURSELF.
AS this has said before holds brief for either
asphalt concrete highways The question of asphalt
concrete should be left to engineers, who unbiased
BUT IMPERIAL VALLEY CANNOT AFFORD TO
PAY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ROYALTY FOR WAR
RENITE WHEN THERE ARE OTHER ASPHALT PAVE
MENTS JUST AS GOOD.
If this deal goes through and there every indication
that will the taxpayers will be forced to the bill
The general concensus of opinion Imperial Valley
that should be chosen else BIDS including
Topeka and White, be called for.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
SOMETHING OF A NOVELTY

In selecting Mr. Banbridge Colby to succeed former
Secretary of State Lansing President Wilson may have
given evidence of having heard from the groundlngs.
He has not been inclined heretofore in making in pot
lifelong and loyal democrats But the new secretary has
been ardent and influential republican all of his life
Roosevelt Chicago and Joined the Progressive
Later when the colonel aligned himself with the Hughes
While his political complexion be trifle mixed, he is
far from being democrat of the old school.
the entreaes of his counrmen of real cabinet
timber strength when it written in the cards that
going to enter the war Shall we forget the reappont
of for secretary of little fitted by
ience and temperament in the nation for that
gigantic responsibility?
At that time war with all it's horrors was only few
months off.
Wilson the greatest Of his day and generation he
took the narrower viewpoint and cung to small whom
he seemed to believe he might easily bend his
Again when it time appoint the American
bers of the conference the call ou3 and nsistt
for coalition commission But turning deaf those
enreaes the president not only refused to appoint
pubcans but he declined to choose big branly in his
party, seemingly afraid to surround himself with
would the result of the conference have been had he named
Taft Roosevelt Hughes Root and two democrats of
the treaty and of the condition of the world today
Woodrow Wilson himself would is likely be suffering
from stroke of paralysis occasoned during trip when he
stranng his physical strength to the uttermost force
action Washington after he had become that his
tenton to crowd the treaty down the senaes throat whether
no had brought about the strongest opposition.
It h is likely that the the storm of INDIGNATION which swept
country abrupt summary dismissal OF
Secretary Lansing has pierced the seemingly mpervous
presidential eodermis.
To select who has been lifelong republican even
though nomnay democrat for few years, something
of concession possibly the mind of the president But
to what purpose now?
In selecting the appointed the president has re-
mained true to the southern section The appontee
born in old Missouri 81 ago He educated
the North and his business experience has York
that insofar environment makes difference he gets
eastern viewpoint.
Friends of Mr.. Colby regard him as strong man The
country needs men VINO answer that description We he
may prove to be SUCH
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
THE FIN AL COUNT

The ballot box was locked and sealed
this morning and this box will remain
IN this office until the closing hour
Saturday night. The judges will be IN
this office at II o'clock p. m. Satur-
day. and when IL o'clock rolls around
they will declare the campaign ended
and will take charge of the box. POS
ITIVELY NO BALLOTS, NO BUSI-
NESS, NOTHING-CAN BE DE-
POSTED IN THE BALLOT BON
ONE SECOND AFTER II O'CLOCK
SATURDAY NIGHT.
The final count will take place in
the big spacious show window OF the
furniture department of the Imperial
Valley Hardware Co. The final count
will be tabulated with BUR
ROUGHS adding machine which will
be supplied through the local agency
To make the count absolutely correct
it was decided to bring BUR
ROUGHS into use SO, that errors
would be impossible.
The size of the windows in the above
store will enable friends of those COM
peting to witness the final count from
beginning to end. Members and their
friends are cordially invited to be
nresent and witness the final count
and hear the announcement of win
nerS. -------..-- 80
THE JUDGES WILL TAKE THE
BALLOT BOX TO THE FURNI-
TURE DEPARTMENT OF THE I'M
PERIAL VALLEY HARDWARE co.
AT II O'CLOCK S At u ID A Y
NIGHT AND THE COUNT WILL
START IMMEDIATELY THERE
AFTER.
OBSERVATIONS
JUST THREE MORE DAYS.
WHO WILL WIN THOSE MOTOR
CARS?
1t is all a question of subscription
credits. ...E.
"MISs PICTURE HAT" is working
hard and out to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03

The last count of credits for pub
lication by this office took place this
morning and the standings as they
appear tonight will not be changed
again until the judges make the final
count to determine the winners of the
three automobiles and other gifts IN
The Imperial Valley Press SALES
MANSHIP CLUB CAMPAIGN which
ends at II o'clock SHARP Saturday
night.
At II o'clock Saturday night the
greatest newspaper circulation IN
creasing campaign ever inaugurated
and carried through to a successful
conclusion in the Valley will come TO
sensational close.
The ballot box was sealed this
morning and the keys given into the
custody of the official judges in whose
possession they will remain until the
box is opened Saturday night.
Everything is in readiness for the
overwhelming rush of business that IS
coming this last week, BUT TOO
MUCH STRESS CANNOT BE LAID
ON THE IMPORTANCE OF GEL :
TING ALL BUSINESS IN THF,
SEALED BOX BEFORE IL O'CLOCK
SATURDAY NIGHT.
EVERY HOUR IMPORTANT
Every hour that remains is I'M
portant and has possibilities. Every
minute counts NOW. The clock is
swiftly ticking away the seconds the
will bring this campaign to an end
next Saturday night.
THE OCINC nav
: SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 6,
AT 900 O'CLOCK.
And when the watches of the Judge
point to this hour then will have ended
q campaign that has made history.
1t hes been a fairly fought one and
conducted ON absolutely fair and i'm
partial lines.
STILL TIME
There is still time to make a wins
ming race. Reward hovers near wait
ing for those who have the courage
and stamina to grasp it.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03
Ballot Box Is Now Sealed
And Race For Autos Blind
uunusannunnnnna

Last count of Credits in Salesn,anshp Club Campaign,
BY this office took place this morning and is
blind no one has slightest idea how members stand
or ho will 1vn result .oN be in doubt up until last min
ute: any one of club members win out final lap
close has cinch interest in big campaign
orovs more intense as end dra,vs near the official
paign judges announced tonight Final count to
in 0ino.o of furniture department Of the nperia! Valley
Harduvare Co. Burroughs Adding Machine 1OA be used
to IKE final count ANin readiness for llt hour KUSH
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-03

standing of the SalesmaniD Club Members stand
tonight they until the official Judges take the ballot
box to and decide the inners Saturday
night No more c be counted BY this office and from
no,y baotng lUH be blind in all that thl
term implies.