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IN SHORT | TINE
Hays 70 Arrive in Chicago
Tomorrow 70 Outline
Campaign Plans.

Chicago. July 5.-Republican presi--
Dental campaign plans are expected
to take definite shape in Chicago this
week. soon after the adjournment OF
the Democratic, convention In San
Francisco. I 'S -
The activity VIM begin tomorrow
with the Arrival In Chicago Of VIII
Hays. Republican national chairman,
a. score Of members Of the. national
cpmmtttee and several, Harding cam-
s.ssphign manaSera. Conferences will
begin as soorsas the Republican lead
ssefs arrive and will continue until a
definite plan Of action is decided
upon. n
Most Republican leaders will. come
to- Chicago from Marion, Ohio where
they were to attend the home coming
celebration accorded Senator Warren
G:sHarding Republican presidential
nominee. today.
In addition to the Republican acs
tivities the committee OF f~orty-eight
will hold its convention on wednesss
day with the idea Of forming a third
party, which IL possible, will unite
several other Independent party
movements, including that Of the la
Dor party n i.s44afg15
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1'UllR]|'K|;S.Dl|ON]llI'Tl
CARE FOR u. s.
Hard to Convince Them that
America Amounts to
Anything.

ocean Grove, N. j.. July Alex
ander J. Hemphill. presidsnt OF. the
Guarantee Trust company. presided
over the national conference OF Near
East Relief workers at which former
Ambassador Abram i. Elkus was the
leading speaker. Mr.. Hemphiil is
chairman of executive committees of
the Near East Relief. Judge Elkus
discussed plans for the extension of
the work of the Near East Relief
during the coming year, particularly
In Trans,Caucasia where Col. Haskell
and a staff of u. s.. army officers who
have had supervision of the American
relief work for the past year. are
turning over the direction Of he relief
to civilian workers of the Near East
Relief on July L.
Mr.. Hemphill paid a marked tribute
to the work of Cleveland H Dodge.
treasurer and Charles ". tvickrey.
general secretary. Of the Near East
Relief for what he termed their
magnificent leadership In building up
this tremendous organization to raise
funds for relief. in the near east" He
announced that Mr.. Vickrey Is leay-
Ing the United States for a tour of
INSPECTION of the field of Near East
Relief work on July S, Judge Elkus.
.. also, added a further word OF apnre-
citation of Mr.. Vickrey's efforts. savin.
that the Near East Relief may well
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05

E Tx OPENS 'N|lS IN
CHICAGO TODAY
EHYAfrGsl g4'"eI sft,53tN8N NlI5tHlG.tINW ,IH9t'
Hundred ll, and y u, Fifty Thou 7 10
sand Members f Lodge
Flock to City.

Chicago: JnIy 5.--Chicaso's Fourth
OF July celebration begun. y%esterday,
continuedssSstodayf with approximately
10000. Visiting >Eiks as guests.
Today Is the opening .of. the. annual
Elks convention and from 8 a. Fm.,
when theScertrai "A. Al! U. field meet
started at Grant Park until 1O:15 %.
E1.. when a special fireworks display
Tor" the Visitors, was gwen on the Lake
front. the day was filled with enter
tainnient features.
The formal opening of the weeks
sessionSWRs on the program for s. D..
M, with Governor Frank o. Lowden
and Mayor William Hale Thompson
scheduled to welcome the visitors and
:Frank*L. RAIN Grand Exalted Ruler
CT ;ElksyHand WiiI11ana& j: fSinek,
Exaite f uier Of Chicago aso other
e1 Big BaIlN Game: # !
/, Other features of5the day included
ball games between the White Sox
and the Cleveland team at 10 a. M,
ana 39p M, worlds champion cow
boy contests inRthe afternoon, and a
concert by the Philadelphia Elks
band in the evening. "A
The first. grand lodge session will
pc held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow norm
ing: The principal business of. this
and succeeding sessions to be the
election Of a grand exalted ruler, and
the selection Of next.year's convention.
The climax 81. the convention will
come "on "Wednesday night when a
monster parade. VIII be held ia honor
OF n 10000 Elks who. served, with
3 colorsr during. the war General
Of the Ell Paso lodge. 8 fthe order, has
been asked to. head the parade.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
EVENING DikIoN

sbe gprouds 81 hayins enlisted
man In such q M0rk.'ss NEE Eldtf5h
Hoffman OF Altoona, Pm, aRedssE .
nurse who hRs beenSengaEed In Wd1E
5for8gthe NearEast Refief&8in TfalI &
caucasia In describing her e~xperten6A6
In the Armenian republic sksert4e9
that 90 per cent 81 j psopie s4f
them i today resolving treatmSHt
In the Near East Relief hospitals. &asS
""The greatest dihiculty I had IA
getting anywhere with the Turk1H
Ambassador Elkus said, wa In &C.
vincinR them that the U~nitedNHtaSeU
amounted I o anything. They did ~
believe that the United States hada1N
army or navy. and they Just Amifgssd
indulgently when I showed thiSatt1
the s~kyscrapers OF New York. The
Turk only sbelievesawhat he actually
sees. and we have never taken s3so
trouble to show him what we are nm
what we can do. I believe that tn
moral influence and the prestisa,Esef
the United States would have been IN
creased beyond any measure by ssirnKIF
battleships to Constantinople ana
landing about 10000 sailors and mr.
rines first in Constantinople INT then
in Smyrna and marching THEM
through the city and then marching
them back again. It would have p4id
us for the sake Of our prestige AKIN
nation to have brought a dozen Of the
Turkish leaders to the United States
and shown them what manner A63
country this is. Failing this. the nGxk
best thing is to take@a part of JkEe
United States to Turkey and shGyNl
them that. The future standing sof
the United States In the Near East,
commercially as well as politically,
depends upon u being able to DEM
people to be reckoned with. We MY
protest against the massacres rnf
Christians in Turkey as much as We
like, but until the Turks know that We
have something back Of our proteseA
they will continue to ignore them. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
All Oaense. In S. D.
FL Are Now Held Bailable

49, I. .4H-. - 81. -. - - -. '
Pierre, S. d, July 5.-5When South
Dakota abolished capital punishment.
it at the same time wiped out unbail-
able offenses, was, the opinion of the
state supreme court in the habeas
corpus application of Verne Ross of
Winner. S. d. recently heard. by the
court Ross had been bound owe
charged with the murder of. e. ".
Kennedy at Winner early in May.
The committing magistrate refused
Ross bail, but upon application to the
supreme court he was. granted bail in
amount of $4,000. This holding is on:
the constitutional provision which al
1 anX g pan can e any p fqens cap1tS. hsan
eliminated from the law Of this state,
there are no longer 7 any cases in
which. bail may not be granted, ac-
cording to the courts view. vi.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
AMERlCANsDUCHESS
HONORS MEMORY OF
PORTUGUESE PRINCE

Lisbon, June 1.-THE Duchess of
Oporto, the American widow Of the
late prince royal Of Portugal, has. ar
rived here and. in ar interview with
the president 9f the cabinet, thanked
[the. Eoyernmepf forsgpermitting her
shusRand,ssb now in Haly.ast to be
fnSF gss e. pogfNgaLahd placed. among n
f. The, transfer .of the body will. take
place: probably, mex winter and for
this purpose an Italian ..warship will
be employed.
To the Associated Press correspond
n the duchess said she .intends-of-
fering a large marble bust Of the
prince which she has had made. es-
requesting that it should be placed in
the Ajuda palace with the other busts
Of the sovereigns Of Portugal.
Since hef arrival here hundreds Of
friends and servants of. the late royal
family have called continually at the
hotefs despite the fact that the duch-
ess has declared that her visit Is made
solely to the Republican government.
The Duke of oporto, only brother
Eof the murdered King Carlos of Por-
tggal, died in Naples February last,
where he fled latter the revolution in
Portugal which made King Manua an
exile Of England:
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy,
cousin of the duke. gave him asylum
and assigned to hims<a suite in the
royal palace in Naples and an allow
ance of $4,000 a year.
The Duchess of Oporto was form
ieray Mrs. Philip Van Valkenburg,
wife of the son of a New York banker.
iwhomrshe divorced In l914:s. She was
married to theHdukeain 19l7.ssHer first
husband waseTaLee Agnew s.of Chicago.
from whom: she assdivorced4in 1906.
IntSthat year She married William
Hays Chapman rs years old. He died
about a ear later leaving to her his
estate valued! at 5000, 900. 9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05

secrstlry of stat.; treasurer. auditor.
ailroad.Acomrnisstoner, attorney 3
eral, superintendent Of public instruc-
ton, associate Justice Of the supreme
court (three),satwo representatives in
congress, state senators and represen-
tatives: an we'll Is many J. district
judgess OF the state courtsl
No#United States senator is to be
electedssathis year. Two years hence
d term OF Senator Henry Il Myers
will expire. esa Ct
The state u divided into two con.
Distrlct\ One-JThe COUNTIES 81
B~eayerhead, Brbadwater, Deer Lodge,
Flathead, sGalaatin, Granite, Jefferson,
Lewis and 4ClArk, Lincoln, Madison.
Mineral, Missoula. Powell. Ravelli
and Sanders. s
pistrictl Two--Big Horn Blaine.
Carbon, Carter. Cascade, Chouteau,
Custer; Dawson,. Eallon, Fergus. Car
MeaaAgher, Musselshell. Park, Phillips.
Pondera,. Powder River, Prairie,
Richland, Rosebud, Roosevelt, Sheri.
dan Saltwater SWeetgrass, Teton.
Toolel Treasure, Valley, Wheatland,
WibA1x and Yellowstone.
Carl Ridrick, incumbent, Republic
cam second district, and John M.
IvaHs HcuinDent nrSt dis
trtct, are candidates for reelection
andsthere will be several opposed to
them. 5ssS' @lsfs
BothkRepublicans and Democrats
have candidates ns.the field for gov
ernor,4 among them former United
States Senator Joseph M. Dixon Of
.Missonlas and Lieutenant GovernorsW.
": mcdowell OF Butte In addition,
State Senator B. a. White OF Buffalo
u dat announced as e democratic candi-
b candidates for all ofices, from
are expected to number about 4,Ob0.
It is thought at least twenty ques-
tons will be submitted to the people,
including several propositions for
bond ~issues--for g~oodaroadRl for edu-
cation, for irrigation, ETC., totalling
many millions Of dollars.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
WithTlI|Ilal \ ]!
8Qk4HK NJ

The First state Bank, turtle Lake,
lconamercial College Is .reconnmsnd n:
young man bookkeeper. M. Ernest
johnson, who. had list finished the
bustness course, ftsfhIs week Is take
- Replace. SIInniisr school Is now in
tsAsston.. This ~ ~ rood time to- get a,
iknowledge . Bookkeeping business
ImsthSds,s sheIshsnas itypewIitias. etc.
g may lerfsM Gtfanys time. Send
Iforssfree catalog ana TIM particulars.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
Montana Candidates
File For Primaries

Helena, Mont, July 5.--Candidates
already are about with their petitions
for The primary election Of August "A,
when the citizens Of Montana will go
to the polls to, nominate, in at least
two parties. candidates for governor
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
ohn's song.

do you enjoy Memberships songs
without words" ~
stss.I don't know as I've heard 'em,'
replier Mr.. Cumrox. "But I want to
say that Mendelssohn has the right
Idea. What keeps a lot Of these songs
from being AT to listen to is the
words u
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-05
Allied And German
Delegates Meet In
Short Session Today

spa,.sBe,gium, July 5.-Allied and.
German delegates to the conference
to be held this week mt this morn
ing for their session which lasted only
twenty minutes. Adjournment was
then taken until 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. S. - ~
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
Dangerous Days

Those who believe that realism in motion pictures is chiefly fake cam ouflage, and trick c;,mHo work, would have been Indcccis'd d, .v part of it at least if hey congl have been on stage $ of the Coi'lwyn etu- dies, one day recently, and witnessed the earth shaking explosion which partly wrecked one side. If the set with debris and dust Of the crash.
 The incident occurred du,ing the filming of Dangerous Days. z by Mary Roberts Rinehart, Gollwgh Emin- ent Authors picture, which cones to the Eagle Theater Friduy and Satar- day and Central theaLer SurGay. This picture was directed by Reginald Barker and is enc of the series of Eminent Authors pictures HOW being produced by Goldwyns.
 The story tells ef the marrow es- cape of an American intuition manu- lfacturer, in q German bomb plot at his home. The instrument is nur.ea from window, and ezplodes ontsiGe. The story is presented m an stloos- phere so realistic taat il holds 'he interest of the audience from fist to last. Those who are a;qudiatcl with the works of the lamOIS i,0T Tei. of the author of Dangerous pIys. will be eager to see this story dj a pa1tc- play.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
UTOPIA

More Utopia historical ideal erected imaginary island a appraisal of that happy land  perfection has tk it's ideals Prohibition. gt exaupy would follow More would imaginary UtopIa
  law. poultry Utopia marvellous policy
  n hatch them" apd before More 
  Fashion did More do with
  economic idealis enlargng
 
 
  na
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
No. 9-The Broken Date

Pyramus was the handsomest young bloke in an old Gre, k burg called Babylonia. Thisbe was the nifuest little thing wearing skirts in the same burg. It just happened that .heir folks lived in apartments what were right next to each other.
 One day while Pyramus was won- deIing around in the back yard he happened to look over the fence and saw Thisbe hanging out the family washing.
 "Oh, boy!" says Pyramus. "rhat Is sure some classy little dame"
 And Thisbe happens to look over and pires Pyramus and she falls for him the same way.
 About that time the girls ma comes out and seeing the sick-cali lCok ill her daughters eyes, holIers: "Thisbe, come on in tie house and don't ever let me catch you looking at that cheap dude again."
 And Pyramus' old man, hearing the commotion, says to his young hopeless: "Pyramus, come out of it right now. If l ever Jee you gaping at that young flapper again I'll glve you the worst wallopin' yeti"
 So Pyramus and Thisbe just goes on falling for each other from dis tance. They don't even get a chanc' to look at each other, but both is awfully mushy so they just pulls the love-in-siience stunt until each is pretty far gone.
 It happens that the apartments where they and their folks lives is a kinda cheap layout and in the wall between is big crack which the landlord has refu5ed to fill up.
 Pyramus and Thisbe gets wise that they can talk to each other through this here crack in the wall and pret- ty quick they're handing each other the moonlight talk and planning on putting one over Cn the old folks and eloping.
 One day Pyramus says: Listen. kid, try and sneak out tonight and meet me at the tomb Of Minus, down near the corner drug store. I'll haVs. the license and we'll beat it over to some j. D. and get hitched.'
 ''I gotcha, Fyramus," whispers Thisbe. I'll be there at seven-thirty. And listen, jazzbo, if I get there first I'll wait under the old mulberry tree and if yCu beat me there you wait at the sante place. Huh?"
 "Jake!" says Pyramus
 So that night Thisbe tells her ma
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
Re Guessed h

When George E. Seitz, di, ,ectol and star of Pirate Gold" which will be shown on Wednesday of each week at the Lyric Theater, sfai ed caspne his pictures he put William Bult on the job to meet all ine aspirart' to fame through doing parts in rlf pic ture.
 One day an actor scolJH5 jeb. an extra job, approached Burt ard started to tell hiln al. the things he could do and how macu Se.tz would miss if he failed n hire him.
 Burt told the extra t!nre was roth ing doing in particular at tle time. The unrccognizod Edwin Booth. tbe supreme artist was indignant.
 Do you work tor Mr Scitz". le asked
 "I do"
 Well the next time s"e lrm l am going to tell him there is enc fool in this film businesss."
 And" returned BuH, when lie sees you I am quite iure ha vii! a+; ee with you
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
WHAT'S THE USE?

Bisbee the V officers
 
 mat complaints often officer be ezpecd that chances obtaining conviction prac 
 in a gamb- evidence the lengths themselves testified that blackjack being played for  which played and knew along with the 
 bring verdict of gut No Eight voted TOT cont until dismissed them all patience make will for uouD always willing to let the defendant in mls ad hghes the demands trial he will go free
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
MUCH ADO ABOUT NO HING

AICOPA of county
  annual meeting Bankhead Highway Arizona probability would consider Phoenix  and unfortunately Pinal  The construction tabishing would that their the routing Association might 
  vel the routes For tourists who whether 
 
  journey al is roads in themselves be
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
The Office Boys Mythology
 By KID UNDERWOOD

she's going over to see friend acrCss the street and her ma falls CT the stall and says all right.
 So Th.ssa beats it down to the mulberry bush by this guy Ninny's tomb and sits down to wait for Py-
 Ie. who q had ha d time break ing away from his pa and is a lts'i- late.
 While Thisbe is sitting there thin.-- ing, a lion, what aint had nothing to eat for a coupla weeks, roams up and says: "Oof-woef," or whatever t is that lions says.
 Thisbe sc.eams and runs away and as she does her veil falls in front of the lion The lien. of course, is a playful cuss so he starts friskinG lrounG ike little kitten, chewing the veil and throwing it around and Icing real coy.
 Pretty quick Pyramus shows up It's kinda dark and he can't see much, so, when he hears 2 noise, he walks up and puts his arms around the lion thinking he's 1'hisbe.
 Where d'yuh get that stuff?' says tIe lion
 "Wot the Sam Hill!" says Pyro- mus. Where's my girl?"
 q just ct her" says the lion. "S~ Q kiddo, heres her veil; the darn th'1g stuck in my teeth and I couldn't swallow it."
 'Oh, goshl" says Pyramus. "Aint that awful?. Poor IT Thishp chewed up and ct by 1ion,"
 And he's so sad about it that he pulls out his sword and commits hari-kari, which aint no crime but just the Japanese word for suicide.
 Then Thisbe, figge ring the lion has gone, comes out frcm behind tlk bushes where she's been hiding. As soon as she spots Pyramus with the sword sticking in him she lets outa wall and has fit of mysteries. And then srt gets real excited and pulls the dagger outa Pyramus and pokes it right through her heart.
 Asfew minutes later the lion comes along and thinks it's awfully funny all the trouble he's caused and, surpo-p, he just sat down and laughed, but that aint strange, be- cause most lions is a good for noth- ing bunch anyhow.
 MORAL: Every time girls ma tells her not to have nothing to do with some guy, mosta the girls just gets headstrong and dates him up anyhow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

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"rhe Prince Chan"

The sacrifices Chat struggling Ur- lists make for each other, their brave attempt to achieve success in the face of poverty and an unsympathctic world and their childlike gayety has been a favoritc theme with drama lists aud authors. Du Mauricr's fam ous novel, ''Trilby.' was written against this appealing background as was also Edward, Peple S almost equal ly famous play, The Prince Chap,
 which has been lately produced as an lunus uailv attractive motion picture by William De Mile. It wIu be
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
"The Desperate Hero,

Owen Moore goes light on getting better. In "The Desperate H'ro." a new Selznick Picture, whica is the current attraction at the Lyric he is even better than in Sooner Gr Later" his last vehicle. Howe Ter. the two have something in common, a comedy vein of the richest sort.
 The story is1that Of yourg news paper man, Henry Baird, who las a great many more creditors than he has credit. The former make his life
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
CHRISTMAS SEALS

white Tuberculosis
   frequently the homes the Their helpessness of home instruction 
 Protect and O. ueodsy aid Will help fight the white plague? It has been made aid The public health To aidh beings other, aid
 stick Christmas Seal letter, package! E is Christmas Of Between Red Russia and Green Erin England coorful 
 E~Empror Charles is broke and has Whats tile with would
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

shown at the Central theater Friday and Saturday and Eagle theater Sun day and Monday.
 Thomas Meighan has the rol4 of the sentimental hero. a sculptor in the London artist colony, Soho. A truly notable cast supports i,u. in. c.uding such favorites as Lin 1ee Kathlyn Williams, Theodore kosloff Ann Forrest and Charles Ogle Ii is a Paramount Aircraft picture.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

so uncomfortable that he decides to
 go to the country Or while. He
 starts out in his notor and .i,en ac- tion, swift and sure. If regular Owen Moore comedy-dc4na GesceLds upon him. His Car is burned uD and
 he is sold into ser7i.lie for two
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Successors to Knights and Ladies of
 Security
 Hse,s on the first and third Mon da, of each month at Odd Fellows hat a. 7:30 p. m. Visiting membe9 cor dially invited
 X F HANCOCK. President Box l34S. BisDes LOLA DEvINE. Acting Secretary.
 Box PISS. Bisbee. } E ARNOLD scHMID. Fihancier.l
 Box 34S3, Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

! eRoTHERsoop or AMERICA NEoMAh
 RicnArd |. Homesteaa sss. msea secoad and fourth TuesdEys st ois Pythia. Castle. Visiting Arcasrs sU cordially inv'tec. R. J. RATCLfFFE. Forerien q. D. sTINSoN. CorresponssvS
 cox tess Phc.a Rcd x8A
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

n Red Russia aud Green Erin England having
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Wednesday Morning, December 8, 1920
Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEs
 Meets at Odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month VisitinI brothers cordially invited. VIM BUCKET. Sachem. < vERKAN Chief of Records