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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Fiasco ltaneg. the Spanish novelist.
" milking In New YoFA about the
cubisA
Il know A cnhiss In Madrid" he
said. who paints portraits that iooh
IKE eggs, .haius- berries. roekt ans
thing hn, the models tllrs are pwtbt~d
from.
y dropped IN nn this ruhlsi w bis
studio one morning. ard fonald hirn
ssnr'utng With low. irnatlrd caths
some ~ or ~ ~ hia masterpieces,
What's The matter. old may 7
said.
The matter Nv said h. ''hRt Isen
Npcho Ienara. the OIL nF,tfie~I has
just sent around for his rurtr 4, ana
10 save any itfs ssah4 ss~.$.eistass
which I, Is"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
ASPIRIN


"Raser Tablets ~ Aspirin' l. gvnu-
the Aspirin proved safe BY fAlli,ea.
and pfvsctslyd by physicisAs for over
twenty sesrS Accent oniy an ~uniacken
"ilayvF package" which csntAtns fsrvIsr
directions 10 relieve Headache raoth.
sehe f.arachs. Neuralgia, hheunis,l SIN.
C,'i'is and Pain Handy tin tase- II ~
tablets rast few cents. Druggists also
cell tsrger "Raser pactagsa" Asplr1n
10 trad. mari Rayer Msnnfaeiure "
ssce.icRc idcstst ~ saiirsIicHeih-Ad,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
DUU5UA SOUNDS
cAL0MEl's DOOM
The Liver Tonli'' Man Warns
Folks Against the SickenFng,
Sahyatine Drug.

Cghi tsioa,e: makes ye,i sick. Irs
h%oryIhlet Take q tose pf the danger.
ovs drug tonight and tomorrow yeu
lose Q day.
TsLHHei IA mercury wksn IL WI
Into castsrf With s0aF lille. II crashes
into u. breaking II up. Then 10 When
you feel thar awful ma ans tramp.
mx II You are sluggish. II livsr 10
torpid and bowels esnsiipsted or you
have headache. dizziness. coated
tongue, II breath Is bad or stomach
sour. Just try n spoonful of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my Euafagsse-~Go 10 q
crug store and gst q bottle Of bodson's
idvsr Tone for d few cents. Take q
spoonful and II II doesn't Strengthen you
right np and make you fetl eve and
vigorous. 30 back to the stare and re-,
your money. Dodsoa's Liver Tone IL
destroying the sale NJ eaiomel because
u u not sallvats or make you sick
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
Boed. Ne, sss Per Cert.

Richmond ncs tate me expeases 81
the Ne.t Nlryi MIA debt commission
end the o;her l{;iEants In the ease
shish has hssen bsitled IN the courts
for more tsAr a quarter ot a century
amount 70 tiest ole S. as reported
hy Special Debt Commiseioaer Robert
T. Scott TO JadEe Seo,, In tae city cir
cult court the band holders vii re-
.elye frum ms 10 SO per cent of
the face galbo 81 ,hctr holdings.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
cosrs s,ooeoo pAilv.


Bossan The wAits gar line Crssic
has been held a. aaaraatiae because
s,s erew rctase TO BE- washed. TAe
tesenIna ~isyoiyes i5ts stssFyss pas.
sengers and is costing the( company
about SEED. eea a 6Ay. rrsclsss pas
ssEsers SER Ailosed 20 land without
bathing.
The irsasse rev cut OF the fact
that pvr< authorities at Naples re-
have refused 10 allow Amsrt
can health officials 10 eramiae emk
grants, ~ 3 result No cieaa t4a ~
health eoala be gisen ths crete Acre
and Il was ordered TIA; The crew AMI
steerage passengers BE- washed tor
dssinsestlea The passengers susnsit
ted bal the crrw refused, ara health
oittcisls iasist - ship saAil Dot
tadse until ~ those aboard have been
washed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
ALLIES AND THE GERMANS Ara
pEADLocxEn on TIE COAL
ousarion.
WILL BE- ENFORCED
Gersssr Foreign SECRETARY Says tss
Germans viii Try to csuely with
Orders 81 Alllss-Feeh and
Wil&ca s~yrnronsa

STA EelxAum.-A deadlock has heen
rrA ! - ty tbs al2iss and TIE GsFinaRs
"a ths eSa' question and Marshal Foch
and F-.d AarsAsi Wflsoa, the aided
niili'sry SAiets! have again keea sam
rs0ned 10 discuss possible sRtorCss
Lleni measures.
The allied premisrs hayiEg been In.
formed that the Germans wsre ready,
called = meeting The German rspiy
vas not EccsptAbie and the awRioa
Ing " Marshal Foch and FIELD Mar.
shat Wilson. Il Is understood, means
immediate measures 10 enforce ths
treaty unless Germany modifes Der
attitude.
The Gernisa foreign secretary said
10 the Associated prsss ~Tbs alaes
tiay. andcr the trssty, give Us an o..
der concerning coal II they give any
order, We, ~ course. woa,d Try 10
satisfy u Bat We do no, believe We
could That woel1 not be a voluntary
cooperative arrangement
Or. Stmons SAID later. The al.lea
can occucy The Rahr or other terri
tories They can send their owa
sspu,1 into Germar.y and probe tes
si,vAtson. They nay fix any penal
tin- We are no4 IN a position to 20
sis,"
The secretary expressed the attitude
a, the German delegation as Il Is ~
ntga,. bot the allied mInistass hope
l~fore the, take further measures
TIA, the Germans may change their
decisiae.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
suttran, ropt. sh.t,.rts.

Rutland W Coy Clement issued 4
proclamation refusing 70 cali the leg
IN special session q MAI tos
.ihle ratification u the federal amend
meat Tor Woman suffrage
The governors proclamation follows
u conference be rad NJ Washington
.receu,ly wgIh Senator HarSsHg. al
which 4 ia Understood the Republican
presidential nominee discussed. s!tl
elm The patsl hiIity n having taiitica'
zion cumr eted ~ tac Repabti an les
81 Yeymcns,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
cox AND WILSON CONFER.
Arrangements Were MADE Tor Meet.
lpa al White Aeuse.

WASHINGTON Coy James " Cox
ARD FRANKLIN u Roosevelt. Democratic
candidates 'cr president aHd VICE
president, rbI erred Sf,e President
wilson al SIS White House Arrange
raeu's tor ,he conference were made
nver the lun9 distance telephone ty
ttrrctsce ~ the president
pr~sfdee, xtlsesr L ~As said. lnoS
the initiative In arranging for Az early
meeting witA Coy Con ard NJ. Roose
welt Reports that the president AMI
the nominees were apars on the league
OF nations question vas said BY parts
leaders to. have ~lntlaeEcei the prest
dent to Arrange FOR q speedy meeting
II wss SAID The president Aat Kept
In close touch with early campaign De-
v~~,or1ents and a. "arxhoas 10 dc
Hrs part
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Rheims Franc France Will DE-
mRrd entrrrvnen, ~ she treaty at
10 ;he last Rrtic'f Leoa
aoargeQe president az the Preach
senate. declared in y speech before
nors than 100 FTrnfA Ard fofelra
newspaper correspondents al a ian,
81 IN ,1e rains Of the Ho'ei ne
sllie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Five Mem Fases ofsAtis's ints csiiAf
sna 'rsks sts.eee !. cssn and
fsnssxx.

FAAnflss1 MFfvs seen sFssrxs
.tAs Plasnsssaa State Raas. iocksz 81
flesais IN the cellar ard ress<A The
,assiastisa MI sigeeTl In easa and lib
ssfty eOads This hsRasss sssaRsd ~ 90
Easersaeil4 atsrs . Fssix sissa IN iAe
gtrsesx,
Frsfas duwe tas askia street warA
rifles Is they draws oG; 81 pswn I'M
Nsaalss shai JoAn HAHN. u gsEirrsl
farmer. tsraugh beth bssil loserA
Ninesat. merchant yrs saos IN the
chest aaa fiatyy Hayles. a rspcsr. sas
ahos through the saoaldssv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
EUGENE Sc EsTS


London The late E.rsrgess EuseEie
N~eGneaiA4d her mansion aSd sestals at
~tarrsa-nasa- EnxanA to f'r1rce VIZ
ter Nar<leor sad Ms we t1Trery
Princess C~lenen5tas ~ EssE2zE &C.
rc-asnx 10 a Madrid ais7Aies 10 he
Daily Mail Sc also Istt a eaas8&se.
gssA -sGnl 10 SsAeG Victoria Q. Spkta
vhe Vas Der g@i &sqghis- tSs news.
tacsy SAYS ,F'gtace NhtsY ss hAGe ut
re NApol~or family
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
wiz Gather Cscps,

Vienna The Farm and Forrest IA
tofrrs Assoc sRttpa az srwsr Austria
"a tssnea an ulitrnntum declaring
trSt II Increased wages and food a.
laxanoe are not srsa1sd the WORKERS
vii themselves %ath~t and c~iufiraie
a. crops and deliver ta~su to The GOV
eminent warehouses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

u4rssp DR. isrssi F~r4edlan5er.
p~rrtesaer Ct BssttCai literature st~she
Jes R Taps93cricsi Seminary IN Sev
INK saa BerBtrs Fazfa-. slso Of
sss Work Aay& been identified "a
The raea Killed bear Yah v ojfncs. lis
The. trk~stse sy three rassa wearing
81 lsls ygg ar t8rEs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
s-rtMsisrs o.. in wr.ss.

Pada, an. Ny Two brothers. Jcnss
and Char te Rurch, former residents
~ Ia -rtet In bsiisri county we're
killea In ar automobile sccldeut al
Jackson. Hrt. Tho sufrrn,si,a IN
shtch hey ride ~as s'ract oy q fast
moving express rain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
CHAUFFEUR KILLS WOMAN
Tragedy Thought 70 b. ebnnsx Of
what Authorites rhtnk joy 81 de.

what Authorities rh'ns joy Ride.
New London Conn BERNARD Gets
Ter chauffeur sho authorities believe
shot and Killed Mrs -Arthar DcNoc
doya. slfe Of his employer % a lone
~ road near Staulngt9a. Coana an
ten shot himself. died in a hospital
here The shooting came a. a cIimAt
"a what authorities say was apparently
a Joy ride
The body Of Mrs D. cordova was
ioaad iytng beside = sport auto Ia
rhich the couple had been rldiag Tor
several hours. Gcis'"rs hoqy was
found across a harhed s.r. fence, o
short distance away With a. bullet
wound IN his temple Between the
two was an aras revolver
FARMERS who had seea the Two dur
Ing the afternoon said The auto vas
being driven az \ high speed,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
EATONIC Users
DO Thi.---Cet the
Greatest Benefits

Chicago, lll.--ThausaDds of reports
From people all over the L. $. who
have tested Eatouic. show the greatest
benefits are obtained BY using II Tor u
few weeks. taking or two tablets
after each meal,
Estonlc users know tha, II stops
Rclching. floating, Heartburn. and
Stomach Miser,es quickly, but the
really lasting benefits are obtained by
using Eatonic long enough to take the
harmful excess acids and gases entire
~ OUT az the system. This requires 4
little time. fof Eatonic takes up the
excess, acialty and roisons and carrtcs
them out nf the body and OF course
when 1, is all removed. the srtycrer get,
vel, feels dne--full Of life and pop. !,
II YOU have be~a taking an Eatnn'c
now aud then. DO sure and take II regu.
larly tor a time and obtain all Of these
wonderful benefits Please speak 20
your druggist about this, So that be can
tell others that need This hels Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
Se~ L.sae, Reverted

KNOXVILLE, Tenn Mr. Carrie Bar
Aesr f.@p,pa rAa ~ f2assNh and fe,r
merry ~ kr0yviie de- ares shc has
hs. n tevfs|ed as The saCcps@r ~
vrS May taker FAdy a. the leader
% nv CHRIS, an Science faiih.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
SWAMP. ROOT FOR r
KIDNEY AILMENTS

Tb<rv 10 cnly one redAcirs that really
@aais cut PRIV snnaens A. 4 medicine fs
cara he a~.lnasats Of the kida~vs, liver and
bladder,
In, Ki,mer's Swsnp Rec, stands the
highest fw the resss that q Ia. pr~vsa
10 hs ,ass the r~aaeas needed IN ,Asusa sds
sren thousands Il at.,rvs.irs cas<s
SWAMP Reset makes frsen}s cassxs be
cause ia n4id and ,rnse3a,- stest - sSsn
realised ia nssst caves, II gentle.
healing vegetable ecsapsaa4
Start ~tr~stuaent AZ efasv Sod at Al
drug wtesvs IN eSssl~s az two sss& nod,
nm And hsse
Hc1r~er. II ven wish arss 20 test sAs.
sr~ss srvt~ratien seed ten seats 10 In
k,tmee A ca, RansAantaa, \ Y. for .
~mple hc.t,e. Whoa ~sttaAa 10 sare and
Eaea tl@a sass er~~A3s,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Atlantic City, " ISIS hundr~d
members ct tie Chsir Psshcrs' Union
strack. causing q tteap nf tsr roller
hair traffic on I've fassru~alk, The
mes demand a ~ats tns'csa al ~
g~S's 40 hour.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

rheYsns % iesssf ,ks sl4htsss iced ~
t~siins &sAssmsA NJ ,ws f1ssstTs ~ Dshtns
~~dswsss strength -is s~satssased - s.sesvs
AA~~~ hwgnsfy spess.
at.arls gss 40 psnes ~ tshtasAs a. wAts
ss~reestb~frssa user arssEis sss seyis .
M,s ef n sAfht ssA Hsssnsrs ssA yat
skosis se~s s~e tksi ever tks &srxt fr~et ies
k@s~ beg sh ia afss ef.sf vksis ihs iIsbss,
eaws ksvs yMnRshse ~nstYsgy ~ w sstSaK
thas sa~ts tbAn Sss@ @w@es ID hseSe& 60 ~ ta
psstsit tt,Mr ms sst~ s*a ssts . ksW sif.p
eisss seFzpsss t@a
De ssYs 10 ask fee ths HnsAis " rshs4t
Cfhsat a. tkis h sala shssr sssts nss. ~
snehsy hsss " n fans - f~tsSss trsssAss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
FIVE DIE IN PLANE.
Nee, Death When Machine Crashes 10
Ground

Meilth City Five usvahers az tho
ct a miliiary airplane ~aiea was
srecked Ut TinsiSsa, state Of 2aeste
cas-. were killed whea tS~ machine
crashed io the rroAad ABd tbs other
twu ravn IN he machiAt we're Injured
accor ing 70 en- official rrpqrl received
al the war office here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

aiE}cws. Cal Fr~ x6ts started
here Gestfdy~3 s}r1Sst rhe entire tas.
mess sectson Z. ss. H,tle ci,y. GAYS; nix
4 luss sAriou2v eel mated at trosn
ss@ae zoe 10 s. we @ Willows Is
to~a at sScut k#a 3~as4isiioa e,za e4
Aeaai l5A satst aart1 Az III S4a Pat,
z sfYs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Washington Tso ne~ >ssa-s al
treasury certificates az Indebtedness
Sith 4 ttamhlD"d rAl8e ~ ta~a po4 000
ere offered for subscription ~ 9ec
rptarv HGasta9
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Atlantic Csty, N - six csfaarets
Ard cafes In or Eesr The board als
sere rasGcS simultaneously by - pro,
atsstlna sEeEts .rpna ph!laaslphts
l4arTe g1ar'gtes az lbagor. rsTV Ersssd
saA carried assay,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

New yo3. America aIfpisue
Patent rights werv spheld against for
e'Fa Infringement IN a decisscit by
Federal Judge Thomas Ghsifielt In
rrooslyn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
Is PINNED BENEATH ENGINE


Cincinnati q II leaye all | have 10
NV wite. FRANK Meyers, ~ railroad
rngineer 81 rovtae,on, ny. wrote Ia
hts wtit white RVS arrS wurr trvtnw rU
cstriesis him from ~wreckaEe Of his
engine. which dropped through a
f-idse on n xsding here Reaiising Ms
Danger, the engineer ASKED for gapts
and p@ncil and serihblsd hts siIl, Nhtle
pinned under the ~recsaTe he ~As
rushed 70 q hospital bur difd within
two hours ATTORNEYS said the Will r.
va,tG.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Alma. Ca While locking his place
a. buSlaess here Judge G J N~dders
was shol IN ihs back and sastattiy
kialed BY someone In an autornobils.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

vygara Tire ,JansarsAa rcy ,ctt
e~trtsna4s -se Tsea assert tAAl
tae ca3rtry ID sss8 aSat Tire Aas-
s-sars ehArxt IA, - igaEAsiaS sc}.
slevs &rs &~saa& Ping g.-.g Aaet aasseye4s
ina scr q IN irunt'es ieaas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Dallas. TEX Albert n Betaara. g.
formerly general manrer III The Texas
Nnes ~ the MiSscari, Kansas A Texas
railroad died saeieriy at Sfs hnGe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
WIRE NEWS CONDENSED.

Prague The Chamber ~ Is psti.s
ratified the treaty 'ath AQstriA for
the presee Ton r: y sort,ses PsflsA,
raea, ~adsoarnea anta On IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
Tirts Of arsat pAnaer.

When any Of the fpar pillars ~
government are mainly shaken or
weakened which are religion, Justice.
council and treasure met need to
pray FOR fair weather --Bacns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Are these isds harts.rs a seotsssyr
go far a. snsys ~ they are heart
cns n them discuss the Worlds Series
" ows lns~estlg~ntay."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

Accept "ralifornia' syrup 81 Figs
only lock for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child II having Tho best and most harm
less physic for the little stomach. Iisei
and bow els Children love It's frnliy
taste, Fun directions ~ each bottle
You must say California Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
MANY WsIla eolAonrd.

live huu,lred wells in Frances IN.
,nded district must he purified "
German poiaon before they can he
n,she nae of,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

"rglk ~ r|,sRp She said
"NNt r yuu say Il with fo~ era" he
rvrlir,l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

rntca CITY, TIE r@~.t rSi1s IL the
a,yareat sections az ,As cagaty hare
realty here y In. tie grvwaa AK ervps-
The Washington times., 1920-06-07
LONDON PREDICTS
JOHNSON WILL WIN

LONDON. June Great Britain's
interest in the forthcoming Republi-
can convention. which had sunk to
the zero limit point following tho
eclipse of Herbert Hoover. former
Food Administrator. as a likely pros
pect for the nomination. has been re-
vived as the result of cables showing
Senator Hiram W. Johnson's increas-
ing strength,
The weekly reviews, in articles and
editorial comment dealing with the
American political situation, express
the opinion that IL Senator Johnson
takes the floor at Chicago he will be
certain fthe nomination. Chances
OF other Republican candidates are
regarded as negligible.
Tho press of the nation ponerallv
considers that the revelations before
the Senate committee in Washington.
with regard TO the huge financial coz,
tributions made to the Wood cam.
paign FUND. have dealt General Ieon-
ard Wood n blow which skaters all
hopes for his nomination
SO the hope Is expressed that Ieeis.
lation viii be passed in the Tinted
states to end the system under which
big moneyed interests have been shle
to subjugste candidates
There seems to he q growing COM
viction that the odds greatly favor a
candidate representing Americanism.
League of Nationas or treaty ties.
The Washington times., 1920-06-07
DENY MEET|NGI.
FOR THURSTON
Teachers Ignorant Of Any Plans
For Demonstration at .
ElIipss Tonight.

Reports Of q pro- -Thurston meeting.
their origin at this time unknown.
seem TO be unfounded. and from indi-
cations at noon today there will be,
no demonstration on the Ellipse,
south OF the White House. tonight
by citlsens and Teachers anxious for,
the retention OF Ernest L. Thurston
as superinte ndent OF schools.
Several teachers thought 20 be
leaders In the movement 10 have the
public demand that the Board OF Edu-'
cation keep Thurston in his Job. this
morning denied any knowledge OF.
the meeting.
Organizs tions of teachers in the
schools have not formally taken any
action In the matter, IL was said to-
day by a teacher who canysssed the
leaders of the associations and
unions.
Il know nothing of tonight's meet
Ing except what | have read in the
newspaper" said Miss Florence Nor:
timer. president of the Grade School
Teachers Union. MY organization
stands absolutely neutral neither ia
voring nor opposing Superintendent
Thurston."
B. No permit for demonstration has
been granted at the ofrlce of Col. c.
+. Ridley, in charge of public build
ings and grounds. Chief Clerk Conk,
lin said today he had received no re-
quest for permission, nor had any
communications with any person or
persons interested in the movement.
I When asked whether permission
would be granted If request was
made. ConRlin stated: I'VE can tell
better when that time arrives When
asked whether his office would op-
pose any gathering without a per-
init on the 'Ellipse, he repeated this
answer.
William Nick. Clayton, of the Fed
Grafton OF Citizens Association, and
prominent in the school controversies.
could not be reached up to a late houi
today. As far Is IL known. he has
taken little part In the movement.
Telephones in the various schools
were kept buzzing today by teachers
inquiring of their friends in other
schools about TIE meeting.
The Washington times., 1920-06-07
Bryan nSays Horse
is Likely to Become
Fauorite in Quotations
BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
Written Expressly for International News 6srvce

lcopyrig by Jennin .te
CHICAGO. 1.-THE political begins boil Senator Bsrah
They leaders Of their respective
reacionse Senator Borsh
forcefu the his He the
responsible investigation which has greatly impressed the
andidates who spending money lavishly.
ychsges that big
withdraw
goes will be the
discussion the
position taken by Republican
Senator Lodge He also make some rude
contributions and pofteers His eue Senator
Johnson is to be a l-.
SMOOT A SILENT MANIPULATOR.
quite different a machine politics He
pull them He Of silent Knight engine
II he takes his confidence will
the convention do but may have difficulty in
the important subjects
prohibition hesitation these subjects
Republican leaders Republican Senator'S voted
only fifteen voted against it, and with
than
afraid indorse the action taken. I'll.
Wavering prohibition Is still strange With hrtyfou-
their and with oryfve States fyny the
Republican leaders might be expected ndorse
Of the One with bottle to be
able to chase a Republican politicians.
Senator Lodge been selected
possibly also would indicate that the
convention Wilt follow his in
IT. OZARK HORSE" LOOMS LARGE.
little early speak with certainty about the chsnEesn
take much risk in predicting
svore In market quotations
the kind that tends develop sentiment for
nen unusually bitter especially
those who the element
the this call themselves the reacionas they
termed by their opponents. -.
The Washington times., 1920-06-07
VOTE BOOSTERS FOR D. c.
TO HAVE SPECIAL SHOW

Harry NJ. Crandall. president of the
Crandall Theater Corporation. and
Col. Barry Bull<ley, secretary of the
Crandall theaters, who are much in
terested in the cause OF District suf-
fragef, have arranged to give bene-
fit matinee performance for the Ma
tional Press Committee for District
of Columbia Suffrage at Crandalls
krickerbocker Theater. qEighteenth
street and Columbia road on Wednes-
day, June lG. Crandall and Colonel
Bulkley are both ardent advocates OF
District suffrage.
The Exhibitors Film Exchange, A.
Dresner, manager. has donated the
picture for the performance. Joan.
the Woman with Geraldine Farrar
in the title role. Vaudeville features
will be a part of the program.
The Washington times., 1920-06-07
japanese Want Treaty
With Britain Renewed,
Says Nephew Of Emperor

PARIS. Jane THE traditional
iron-clad rule of the japanese
royal family not to talk on po-
litical matters for publication was
broken today by Prince Higassi
Kuni. nephew OF the japanese
Emperor.
with the exception of few
persons all Japanese desire a re-
newal of the Anglo-Japanese
treaty" said the prince. 1T will
be the fault of Great Britain IL 1t
is not renewed Relations between
Japan and Great Britain are eX-
cellent."