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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-18
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

The way some men talk about wo men it is hard to tell whether they have wives or haven't
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
BROKEN BUTTERFLY
 |SSYMPHONY IF LOVE

symphony of love and pathos-a drama that moves the heart with its overwhelming appeals "The Broken Butterfly production by that master craftsman ofthe screen, Maurice Tour neur, which opens three day engage ment at the Columbia theater this af ternoon A special musical program by the Columbia seven piece orchestra adds immeasurably to the force of the offering.
 The picture is an adaptation of Pen elope Knapp's great story, Marcene. and presents Lewis J. Cody in a role different from Anything the popular actor has ever done heretofore.
 Darrell Thorne, in the Canadian woods, is attracted by Marcene. The love that develops between Thorne and Marcene is transmitted by the com poser into his symphony. After Thorne's return to the city Marcene is branded as a scarlet woman and dis appears. When Thorne returns and learns of the tragedy, he is seized with remorse and becomes a wanderer. Fate decrees that he meet Marcene's sister and marry her. He later dis covers that Marcene and her child are
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
William Farnum. at the Strand

William Farnum has again capu- yated Phoenix with The Last or the Duanes" the attraction holding the strand screen for the balance of the week. Zane Grey's The Last or the Duanes" is one of his most popular noveIs-certainly it is one of the best characterization Farnum has had Tn rnonths. None of the red blooded manhood which Grey wrote into the character has been omitted by Farnum in his excellent deiineation- It tells the story of the son or a Killer Whose memory even is hated by the citizens. In the same town there is the son of a man Buck Duane's father has killed As Buck, Farnum plays the part of man exactly opposite in dis- nosition to his father, whose gentle ness is as pronounced sas was his fathers viciousness. But the son Of the man the elder Duane has killed insists in holding Buck accountable
 and the inevitable meeting results in Bucks having to kill his assailan-.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
chauncey oIcott Comes to EIks

The playing of parts like Sir Brian Fitzgerald. the lovable Irish character in Rida Johnson Young's beautiful comedy, '.Macushla." has always been rare delight to Chauncey Olcott, who will open his engagement in our city on Monday, February ,, at the El1s' theater.
 His summer tours in Ireland have made him acquainted with the wit and unctious laughter of a Celt of Sir Brian's type, and Mir Olcott has told that there are many like Sir Brian at the present day in the smaller towns and counties in the little green isle
 He met many ''gosSoon' in Ireland who tried to make little game of him because he came to study the lrish character from nature, but MT Olcott being of Irish parentage,' was always quite a match and was no mans s 1ooi op the several trips spent in the 1n- terior of that happy and down-trodden island.
 '',TIIey always have a witty answer for YOU" said Mir. Olcott, while he was entertaining a few friends at his sum rner home in Saratoga Springs, ana ne regarded them with many story told by the schoolmasters, the Jarveys, anu barmaids as we'll
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

town?" when Host Murray J. Morley presents Eddie Mar and his talented chorus in Josh Hicks and his Dancing Chicks in the "Rubeville Revue" at Mor1ey's Country club Saturday night from D. m. to 3 a. m.
 Introduction of high class cabaret features at Morley's will do much to increase the attendance at this popu- lar Bohemian retreat. Host Morley be- 1ieves. And the feature program of fered for Saturday night will be a corlxing good one, Indicative, he as serts of the stellar attractions planned for the coming months.
 Dancing. the bang-up, snappy jazz variety that has been scoring such a tremendous hit with Morley patrons, will be indulged in throughout the night excepting for the intermissions during which time the chorus girls will cavort about the big floor with Josh Hicks.
 At 11:3O D. m. and 1a 30 a. m. spe ciaI numbers will be presented by Mar and his bevy of beauties. During the rest of the evening they will sing from table to table like- entertainers did in the days when cabarets were more popular than temperance cam paigns.
 A table lunch will be served free to guests at midnight.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

MorIey's Country Club
 How're you gonna keep 'em down on the farm?" isn't the question. It's How're you gonna keep 'em here in
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
6eI heater
 SMART MUSICAL SHOW '0H bOY!' AT THE ELKS FEBRUARY 5, 4 AND 5

"Oh. Boy" the smartest and aalntIest musical comedy New York has seen in years and the fourth New n ork Princess musical comedy sue cess. is announced by F. Ray Com ktock and William Elliott, as the at traction at the Elhs theater Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 5, and ,, with a matinee Wednesday.
 The book and lyrics of "Oh Boy are by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wode- house and the music is by Jerome Kern.
 The book of "Oh Boy is bubbling with cheerfulness and revolves around eGorge Budd quiet. easy-going young man who has married Lou FL len Carter without telling her parents Unknown to George Budd, his friend, Jim Marvin. invites number of pretty SlrlS to celebrate j polo victory, anc they enter Budds apartment by the tire escape unannounced. and hide ln an adjoining room when Budd enters from another direction with his bride A telegram arrives for Budd from his Quaker aunt. who is his guardian, and as theaunt is averse to his marrying, thes bride is about 10 go to the home of her parents when Jim and the girls cash in on the scene. George pre- vails on the merry party to go to an other room while he escorts n.s bride of but a few hours to her home.
 As soon as George and his bride have left the room, Jackie Sampson, an actress who plays the part of Mod esty' in the morality play, Experi- ence," dashes in the open window. Here she meets Jim Marvin and tells him she was with party in a reStau- rantand during q miN-up over the de livery of speech by an unknown gen tleman nicknamed "Toodles, hit an officer in the eye Jim Marvin insists that she stay in BuddS apartment for the night and even, introduces her to the battered policeman as Mrs. Budd. The following morning, in trying to straighten out the situation, George in troduces Jackie Sampson to his Quak- CT aunt as Mrs. Budd The arrival of the birde's father and mother and the aunt result in some unusual and anus ing stations, but George Budd is resourceful man and smoothes them all out and everything ends happily.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
MALE AND FEMALE' SENSATIONAL FILM
 AT STRAND SUNDAY

The story of Male and Female''- the photoplay that discovered man-the attraction which is to play an engage ment extending over the entire week starting with the matinees Sunday is so unique and at the same time so once becomes one of the most unusual of the brilliant achievements Of Cecil B. DeMille--the director to whose re- marhable skill and untiring efforts was made possible this production which has become the senSa lion Of an entire nation.
 The atmosphere created before tEe flashed across the screen is one of expectancy and suSpenSe-rOt a Sus- pense that mNstifieS-but rather sus- penSe that strikes awe to the spectator merging into an admiring wonder a the greatness of the plot-the elabor- atenesS of the surroundings, the ex- actness of the myriad of details and beauty and hitherto unheard of dis play For Male and Female will stand for many a day as the most wonderful exhibition of genuine beauty ever brought to the vertical platform.
 Arrangements have been made by the Strand to start the program at II o'clock Sunday morning instead of at 1 o'clock as is usual with this house This is done in order to handle the great crowds which will be on hand to see this most unusual production. The Strand urges that the uatinees be generously attended If this is done, a long step will have been taken tc- wards facilita ting handling the shows to eliminate the waiting in line.
 Male and Female" will be screened without advance in prices.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

alive The problem which the strange caprice Of fate had brought about is handled in masteriy manner and is a tribute to the genius Of Tourneur-
 A Gaumont Graphic, showing scenes in the New York state legislature when five socialist members were recently expelled, views Of Americas pride of. the seas in annual target practice, and other world happenings. together with Strand comedy entitled Hes Devi..'' are the suppiementing program for the three days.
 Mot With My Mcney", at the Eiks
 When J. Robert Fulton, better My Money" Edward C1arhs great conceives upon the plan to use. the money of a philanthropic hefress in the construction of a modern com munity to be known as Angel City, 1t means the turning point in his life. It will continue throughout the week with a Saturday matinee
 Fulton has always been a confidence man, but underneath his love for ex- citement there turks a passion to go straight. This passion is foStered by Amy Legrande, woman who although previously duped by him, loves the man and endeavors to point out to him the straight and narrow
 The role of Amy is one of splendid opportunity and popular Miss Wilma Steck gives it it's proper importance al the Elks. Amy is the woman who all
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

are his many adventures and hair breadth escapes while accomplishing this seemingly impossible task Mixed with the daring of his undertaking is the romance which unexpectedly comes into his life on this remote island, and how wealth of pirate gold and treas ure is also discovered by the happy pair.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

though worldly wise believes that there is only one way to happiness and that is to follow the dictates of ones consci- ence and go straight.
 She has several stirring scenes in which she tries to enforce this mes sage upon the mind of the man she loves and how we'll she succeeds comes out finally when Fulton, sick of the confidence game, decides to give it all over and face the future with Amy anew.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
Madame Petrova at the Hip

Madame Petrova, recognized as one of the screens foremost opponents of emotional acting, will close her en- gagement at the Hip with the final showings today of her Paramount pie ture, Exile"
 The story is an exceptional love drama. offering the accomplished star a most fitting role. She is at all times convincing, her art enveloping the role in a most realistic and finished man. ner, lending to the production an air of excellence that is truly refreshing.
 Her supporting cast is well chosen, and add much to the production. which is going oyer in great style with the patrons of the Hip.
 The Christie comedy is ,he aug menting feature.
 This program will give way tomor- row to Mary Pickford. appearing in one of her best known pictures, Hearts Adrift," a story of Hawaii
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
"A Man of Honor" at Plaza

"A Man of Honor,' the last Screen Classics, Inc, production in which Harold Lockwood will be seen. and which played at the Plaza theater yesterday to a capacity house, is a thrilling adventure drama of arresting strength and beauty. It is a screen version of Henry Mitchell Webster's popular novel.
 It tells the story of David Smith, a virile young American who is sent to a tropic island by clique of unscrup- ulous men to cCncoct false report on property there to swindle thousands of unsuspecting stockholders.
 How David refuses and how he de- termines to retrieve the deteriorated property and make it pay is shown, as
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
Her Code of Honor


 In Her Code of Honor" which stars Florence Reed. up for the last show ings at the Lamara today, the reviewer is offered most unusual theme, in tensely human and highly dramatic.
 Florence Reed is ably supported by William Desmond. a star in his own right, who has the handling of the principal male role in Her Code Of Honor Telling the story of the un- happy love of a little girl of the Latin quarter of Paris. who refuses the at tention of an American to give her heart, unwisely to a Parisian business man, the situations are most startling as the story unfolds. The tragedy Of her life brings the girl to an untImeIy end, she leaving her baby girl with the American to rear and guard. note left by the mother with the foster father to be delivered to the girl when she shall have become a young i-sg and ready to marry carries secret which, when revealed, threatens to cast the same shadow over the life of her daughter. The audience is cornI pletely absorbed in the strange twist of the story when the startling de- nouement occupies the attention, to be completely enveloped in the climax, which is the most astounding yet writ ten into superb love story.
 Martin Johnson's pictures are the added attraction.
 Tomorrow starts the engagement of Fred Stone, to appear for two days in Artcraft's "The Goat"
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

School children of Arizona have heard the cry of their little brothers and sisters in far-off Armenia. More than one school has pledged itself to adopt one orphan-to provide the means by which it may be clothed, fed, sheltered and schooled for one year. (AdV.) IL
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29
DECLINING A BARGAIN

s.Going to the show at the opry house tonight. Zeke?" asked a young blade of Skeedee. One lady free with every 5O-cent ticket, you know"
 That's a tollable cheap way to get a lady," was the reply. But hain't hankering. That there second hand Hootin' Nanny car I swapped for tuth- CT day is keeping me just about as busy as have time to be-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-29

Terrified at his first killing, Buck flees to the mountains. where the strangest of adventures await him-not the least strange of which is the appealing love story which unfolds during the tense action of Grey's popular novel,
 On the same program is being shown the Briggs comedy. the Pathe News and the Paramount Magazine.
 Sunday starts the engagement or Male and Female. the photoplay that discovered man-an attraction which has caused the greatest sensation or any photoplay released in years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-06

MINUS upoI Il Another institution ~
equal size, located at either Terra
Alta or some other point In the state.
ought to be blhll IN the near future.
We ought 10 have in West Virginia
more schools of special training for
,ur boys end girls
For MANY years to come the great
majority of he people Of this state
will earn their living either through
agriculture, workng IN Fie mines or in
manufacturing plaNts. and our schools
should seek to train our Young people
nto the important trades and iadus-
ries which make the prosperity of the
state, rather than to train them away
from such trades and industries. Our
schools of agriculture should be inn
proved and increased in number. Par
icularly l think liberal approprla-
ion should be made for the agricul-
.ural extension work. | would like to
see more useful manual training in all
)ur schools and more liberal opportun-
les for technical training In expert
mining and manufacturing than we
low have. Let US make our young
men the best and most skilled workers,
he superior producing class, and we
will increase our manufacturing pos
abilities and the wealth and comfort
If our people beyond measure.
"As governor Of your state, If / may
De permitted TO be, my chief endeayor
will be TO bring before the people Of
he country our unexampled agricul-
ural possibilities, our unlimited min
aral resources, our unequaled faeili-
les for the manufacturers, and our un-
limited opportunities for labor and
.apital. Four years of such propa-t
ganda will bring fruitful results to
every part of this great state.
"One thing more. The American is
~hat he is today largely because he
S free man. The government of the
United States and those of the sew
aral states, thus far, have been the
suly soyereigntles to which he owes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-06

llegiaace They must remain so.
There is no room Ia America for d
sovereignty inside OF these sovereign
ias--a divided allegiance organ
lzed wealth, for Instance. or organized
radiselism Or organized anarchy, to
eoil itself within the sovereignty OF
the state aud strike 1t, whenever its
interest seems to be different from the
general interest of the pdblic. The
government of the United States and
OF the state of West Virginia must re-
main supreme. And not only must
they remain supreme, there must be no
point at which their supremacy Is even
challenged.
If with these views the Republic
ans of West Virginia select me to be
their candidate, / will, so far as / can,
put them into practice when elected"
paid Political Advertisement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-06

Charleston, W. Va, Dec 9.-Hon.
Fred Paul Grosscup of this city, In
formally announcing his candidacy for
The Republican nomination for govern
Or of West Virginia, gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
Next year there will be a national
and state election. On the national is
sues shall accept and follow TIE prin-
clples that will be embodied In the
platform adopted by the National Con-
gention. On state matters l wish to
be a little more specific
West Virginia occupies a somewhat
unique place among the other states,
in that more than any other state, eX-
cept Pennsylvania, its interests are
both diversified and comprehensive. 1t
Is in the first place an agricultural
state. Sixty per cent of its popula-
ton make their livelihood out of its
soil, the products of which cover the
whole range of agriculture from fruit
and garden truck to wheat, corn and
other staples. was born and brought
up on a farm and have now one of the
largest farms in the state. Therefore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-06
Children CRY
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 8 Q RIA
Stockholders MEETING

There will be meeting of the Stock
holders of the Charles Town Horse
Show Association on Tuesday, January
Is. 1920. at 2:30 p, m. at the Court
House in Charles Town. Election of
officers and any other business that
may properly be transacted at the reg
ular annual meeting.
THORNTON T. PERRY,
j. L. LUKE. President
Secretary.
Dec. 30. 1919-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the National Citizens Bank, of
Charles Town, w. Va, viii be held in
the directors room of said bank on
Tuesday, January Is, 1920, ut II
o'clock, a. m.
A. NJ. S. MORGAN, Cashier.
G. E. HUGHES, President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-06
|cOL. F.P. GROSsCUP
lis A CANDIDATE

Nell Known Charleston Manufacturer,
Business Man and AgricuIturist
Formally Enters Republican Race
for the Governorship = interesting
Discussion of Matters Pertaining to
the Welfare of the State Marks His
Entry.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-11
Upper Marlboro, Md.

Upper Marlboro. Md, May 10
The Prince Georges County Teachers
Association has endorsed DIR. NJ
Bates Stephens as State superin-
tendent of schools. Officers for the
ensuing year have been elected as
follows: President, w. r. c. Con-
nick: vice president. Roger x. Day;
secretary, Miss Maude Gibbs.
Mitchellville School.
Mrs. C. B. Clagett has been chosen
president of the Prince Georges
County Library Association. The
association Is planning to furnish a
room at the Mitchellville School as
an Office and public library.
At the annual election of officers
of the Landover Community Club
the following were chosen: Mrs
John c. Thompson. president: Mrs.
Z. NJ. Parker, vice president: Mrs
]. T. Fitzhugh, secretary; Mrs. NJ.
A. Rea, treasurer, and Mrs. George
n. Wells. director.
A cimmunity club has been or
ganized by Mullikin Grange at
Mitchellville with the following of
ficers: Miss Maude A. Gibbs, presi-
dent: Herndon Peach. vice presI-
dent: Harry Townshend, secretary.
The president named the following
a board of advisers: J. Franklin
Peach. w. S. wilkins. Robert Nell
son. jr.. Mrs. ]. Newton White and
Miss Estelle Esslinger.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-11
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK
MARKETS REVIEW

Baltimore, May 1o-cattie-Re-
ceipts for the week ended noon to-
day were s.17i head. against 81. .oos
head last week. Receipts, iIs car
loads for market for the week, nifty
carloads for market today. Market
without much life and strong. soc
lower. We quote:
steers-choice. sI2.00aI2. 80; GOOD
butcher. s11.ooa11.75: medium, sio. 90
alo.76; common. ss.0oas.5o.
Heifers-choice, tILoea12.oo; fair
to good. ss.ooalo.5o; common 10
medium. 37.00aS.75.
Bulls-Choice. slo.eoa11.oo; fair 70
good, sS.ooas.5o; common to medium,
cows-choice. ss.ooale.oo; fair to
good. S7.6oas.5o; common to medium.
S4.50a7.25.
sheep and lambs-Receipts for
the week ended noon today were
2.s7s head. against 1.1fs head last
week. Fair supply; market dull
and lower. Quote: Sheep, 5000
400; lambs. sI5.o0a22.oo.
Hogs-Receipts for the week end
ed noon today were 1879 head
against 1S.034 head last week; fair
supply, market lower. lights, s1s.s6;
heavy. $3.50; medium. 1856; pigs
H45oa15.75: roughs. s6o0a12so.
Calves-Receipts for the week
ended noon today were 3.o12 head
against 1'716 head last week. Heavy
supply. market bad and consider
apIy lower with prospects for lower
prices; calves. SS.00a1725.