davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Olympic.

Today, "The Birth of a Race: to-
morfov, Robert Gordon and Sylvia
Bremer. in Respectable by Proxy; ;
TuoodAy. Constance Talmadge, in
'TWo Weeks: Wednesday. Harry
Mercy. in ..rhe Birth of Soul;
Th1fsday, Marguerite Clark. in ALI
of-a-Sudden Peggy: Friday. Roy
stewart, in '-rhe Westerners." and
Saturday, Bessie Barriscale. in THE
LEX Of Geraldine Laird"
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Regent.

Today. Elaine Hammerstein. in The
Country Cousin. tomorrow. Marie
Doro. in "Twelve-Ten": Tuesday, Mon
roe Salisbury. in His Divorced
Wife: Wednesday, Gladys Huiettc
and Edward Earle. in High Speed ;
Thursday. Dorothy Dalton, in The
Flame Of the Yukon, Friday. Sylvia
Rremer and Robert Gnrdon. in MY
Husbands Other Wife and saturday.
Douglas Fairbanks. in The Half
Breed"
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Carolina.

Today. Billie Burke, in sadie
Love; tomorrow. Marguerite Clark
in Luck in Pawn: Tuesday, Wiiiiam
8. Hart In "John Petticoats, ht.u
Sennett's His Last False S'ep
Wedneadav Douglas Fairbanks, in
.swhen the Clouds Roll BY; Thurs
day. Dorothy Gish. in Turn Tables,
Friday, Charles Ray. in The ,iou
hopper" and Sennetts The SPEAK
easy: Saturday. Dorothy Daitoh' III
swife'S Friend"
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in the darkness to the little rapid
firers bristling at the side Lookouts,
dimly describable. can be seen aloft,
and when finally one sings out Peri
scope 300 yards or the port bow the
crashing Of guns and roar Of shells.
and the curtain comes down with the
hated U-boat shattered, burst asunder
and sinking.
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banks. in when the Clouds Roll By:
Tuesday. Dorothy Gish, in Turn
Tables; Wednesday. Charles Ray. in
The CIodhopper," and Sennett's The
Speak easy. Thursday. Dorothy Dali
ton. in "Wife's Friend: Friday. Marie
Doro. in 'Twelve-Ten." and saturday,
Robert Warwick, in AN Adventure IN
Hearts" and Sennetts Ladies
Tailor"
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Experience" "

Experience" George v. Hobart's
modern morality comedy, will be pre-
sented by F. Ray Comstock and Nor
ris Gest at the Shubert Belasco
Theater next week, beginning Sum
day. Experience" is now in its sixth
year. 1t contains a little Of every
thing and something that appeals to
every one. 1t is a blending Of musi-
cal comedy, bit of drama, a dash of
farce-comedy.
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Star and Garter Show.

1.-The Great Star and Garter Show"
billed as the greatest laughing show
on earth" is next weeks attraction
at the Gayety Theater. Those in
prominent roles include Ray Read.
Charles Burns. Howard Paden. Will
liam BOWS. Bert Hall. Florence Dar-
ley. Chubby Drisdale and Pauline
Hall, with challenge beauty cho-
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mitting the messages they have for
men and women.

A banquet for 200 people was staged
in the Vitagraph studios recently for
scene in Alice Joyce's new picture,
Dollars and the Woman" at which
cabaret dancers and an orchestra
from one of New York's famous ho-
tells were features
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ODD FELLOWS.

Canton Washington, No. /, P. NJ
will be in formal attendance at the
comforting of the degree of chivairy
at the ]. o. o. F. Temple, in Balti-
more, Friday evening. The canton
will leave Washington at pm. on
the w, +. & A. This affair il open
to the public.
Saturday evening. March 20, the
canton will entertain Gen. Gurney al
the l. o. o. F. Temple. in Washing
ton, d. c.
Magenenu Encampment. No. 4. will
confer the Golden Rule degree tomor-
row evening on a class from the sew
eral encampments.
The grand officers will make
official visits to Friendship Lodge
No. 12. S22 goth street north
west Wednesday evening. and to
Metropolis Lodge. No. 16. in new I. O.
Q. F. Temple. Friday evening. Both
these lodges have committees ap-
pointed to make preparations for the
entertainment of the grand officers.
All Odd Fellows are invited.
Federal City Lodge, No. 20, initiated
five candidates Friday night and will
confer the first degree next Friday
evening.
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New Navy.

Today, William Farnum. in Wings
Of the Morning; tomorrow. Victor
Moore. in The Clown; Tuesday.
rank Mayo, in "Peddler of Lies; ;
wsdnesday. Alice Brady. in Ma
ternity": Thursday. Gladys Brock
well. in FLAMES of the Flesh: Fri
day, Cleo Madison. in The Great
Radium Mystery" and Saturday. all
cAmedy night.
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Lyric.

Today. Dorothy Dalton. in "A Cam, Cam,
ble in fouls; tomorrow. Mitchell
Lewis. in Faith Of the Strong +;
Tuesday, Edmund Rreese. Marie shot.
well and Anna Lehr. in Chains OF
Evidence": wednesday. William Far
MN. in 'swings of the Morning
Thursday. william Russell. in "shod
with Fire; Friday. Peggy Hyland
in 'sweb Of Chance" and Saturday.
Hlanche Sweet. in Fighting Cressy.
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Coming Attractions.
CONTINUED from Third Page. }

Washburn, in ''rhe Six Best Cellars: :
Friday. Bessie Barriscale. in The
Luck Of Geraldine Laird" and Mont
gomery and Rock. in 'Loafers ana
Lovers"; Saturday. Douglas Mclean
and Doris May. in "Mary's Ankle.
and comedy. switches and Swedies.
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Home.

~,a ,1or,ucrite Clark, in "IIuck
in Pawn; tomorrow. william = na, :,
in "John Petticoats. anu r''asd. =,
DOUGLASS Fairbank. in w hen Ine
Clouds Roll BY; wednesday ne b"re-
thy Gish. in Turn Tables ,sn nu.s-
day, Charles Ray. in The oiodnon.
per" and sennett's Tho Spea hTaSE r.,.aifo.
FRIDAY. Dorothy Da,,on; r;o /" Doro. in
FRIEND: Saturday, Marie "
.fwelve-Ten."
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Larry Semon is devoting dominant
attention to the beauty chorus in
his comedies. with Lucille Carlisle as
leading woman.
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"Seven Days Leave"

Seven Days Leave" a great melo-
drama, will open a weeks engage
ment at the Shubert- t-Garrick Theater
next Sunday night, March 21. Every
feature and incident of naval life is
Evening star., 1920-03-14

William Duncan. Vitagraph's new
serial king" is said to get $1,000 for
each minute of time he appears on the
screen.
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Elite.

Today. Norma Talmadse' IN u.
y.,s of conquest; tomorrow: Peggy
Hyiand. in "The Web Of chance .uusrsot
tuesday. n. W Griffi,h,s sc.r'e, f1
DAYS: wednesday. Enid B"nnrt, & IN
.arhe Woman in the SUITCASE ptrs,
Ia Doiores Cassinel,. in lhe h's NJ
10 H.. Friday. Kitty Gordon. IN
.p,aythinss Of Passion" and sa,nr- nn
dAy. Francis \. Bushman ana he'
eSiy Bayne, in Daring Hearts.
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Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. Norma ,aa!. aal,
madxe, In "She Loves and Lies lies
woman in the Suitcase: Wednesday
Alice Joyce. in slaves OF ..M,
1srnity": Friday, victory" and Sat
urday. Charles Ray. in 'Red-Hot Dol
lara"
Evening star., 1920-03-14

THE Invisible Hand" a new serial,
featuring Pauline Curley. as an un-
kissed heroine, is said to run thirty
reels without a kiss and even the cli-
max is made without the time -honored
clinCh and kiss
Evening star., 1920-03-14

| Rex Beach has persuaded Lefty
! flynn, the former Yale foot ball star
| 70 try for stardom in the movies. Mr.
| tlynn's real name is Maurice with d
| Is. but he is best known as Lefty"
unique achievement of Booth
! harrington in his Edgar Comedies
Tor the movies is said to be his success
In indicating tn ethoughts and emo
ton of boyhood. Each episode repre-
sents distinct story. but all have a
| true reflection Of childhood, which i,
is SAID has not therefore, been attain
| ed for the screen
/ Now comes a movie press agent. who
| says that the daring girls of the
screen. as of the stage. are justified in
their back-to-nature movement by the
high cost of clothing.
MY Lady's Dress" is to be filrtked a,
the Fox studios.
| Palmistry is said to be responsible
for Mary Miles Minters stage and
screen success. They read it in her
| hand when she was 4 baby. according
! to late report. Further, she will be
| eighteen April l.
Richard Barthelmess will play op-
posite Lillian Gish in David wark
"
Down East Mr.. Rarthelmess Is now
| an approved Griftith Star, except that
| Griffith doesn't have stars.
Billie Burke and Percy Marmont
had to make an aeroplane fight in
garb, over the snow-covered Curtiss
Field. at Atlantic City, to make a
scene for Away Goes Prudence" The
aeroplane was not warmed, either.
Hope Hampton. after selling the
screen rights of her picture. "a Mod
ern salome." to Sir William Jury,
EnEland's photoplay magnate, re-
turned and won a beauty prize. in
Czechoslovak dress. at the ball given
on the Imperator for the seamen's
fund.
Ernest Truck excuses his drift into
comedy. after playing in Shake
spearean scenes when he was only
Of height and his youthful appear
ance. He quotes Lowell-"There is
no good in arguing with the inevi-
movies must be good. Rivals are be-
ginning to burlesQue their title.
Corinne Griffith has just renewed
her contract with Vitagraph for three
years. She began her career with
Vitagraph and has continued with
the organization ever since. winning
with it her way to stardom.
Airline Pretty. who will be remem-
bered. by Columbia Theater stock pa
irons. has been signed for the lead
ing role in the Myron Selznick pro-
Guction. 1.-The Prince Of Pines," based
O., a story by Willard Mack.
Goldwyn. announcing its purpose to
give the public the best that motion
picture production affords. states that
screen rights have been purchased
for THE Great Lover" Clyde Fitch's
Truth" "a Tailor-Made Man." ''The
Slim Princess" "Stop Thief" "Omcer
$685." "Milestones" and Hall Gaines
THE Christian" with other novels
and plays of equal repute.
1t is claimed that the titles alone
form one of the biggest tasks in
making a motion picture today.
Marshall Neilan's frst Independent
production THE Rivers End" ADAPTED
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Cons.aner rs. :.
raimadxe. in 1.-TWO Weeks Iuesras ..r
and Wednesday. Tom MIX; IN ne ne
Cye,one": Thursday. Peggy Hyland' IN
.sRsith": Friday. Mary MacLaren: IN
"Rours and Riches; Saturday. BUCK
Jones. in 1.-THE Last Straw
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REBEKAH LODGES.

The president of the Rebekah As
sembly paid her official visit to Miriam
Lodge Friday evening. Grand Master
+. L. Dunn and officers Of the Grand
Lodge and of the assembly attended
with her. The two. remaining official
visitations of this term will be to
Fidelity Lodge Tuesday and to Dor
cas- Lodge April Is.
Religious services will be held at
the home this afternoon by Miriam
Rebekah Lodge and next Sunday aft
ernoon under the auspices of Excel
sior Lodge. when Rabbi Simon will
be the speaker.
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FORESTERS.

Court Potomac, No. BIS. Independ-
at the National Hotel to welcome r
l. Kinney, territorial manager Of the
order, and William w. Milford, dep
uty supreme chief ranger. who spoke
on the progress Of the order. Plans
were made to inaugurate q system
attic campaign for membership. The
following committee was aDpointe I'd
to arrange for the next meet: II. C.
Pierce. chairman: H. H. Gamble. high
auditor; Jesse c. Suffer-, past chief
ranger. ,-x.
Court Potomac. March %, will b
twentyrseyNn yeara old It. 70 attach
"a to the HiEh Court ef Narylaod.
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Princess.

FOaay. william S. Hart, in "John
peet1coats." and Sennett's His Last
Talse Step: tomorrow. Douglas Fair
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Jack Pickford is said to be making
rapid progress in the O. Henry story.
The Double-Dyed Deceivcr."
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NACCABEES.

National. Tent, No. I. At . recent
Kress Orchestra, .Kid'' Clark and
Davis, who gave Q three-round box
ing exhibition; Whitmore and Burk-
ley in . wrestling match, and . box
ing match between Elliott and Whit
tAcre. Refreshments were served
and An orchestra furnished music for
the occasion. Wednesday. National
Tent will present the long form of
the degree for the benefit Of visiting
sir knights from Maryland The gen
eral degree master OF the District will
have charge.
Mount Vernon Tent. No 4, At its
review, initiated three candidates and
the matter Of the supreme conven-
tion Of the Maccabees Of the World at
Washington, D. c.. in 1923, was dis
Cussed
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Marshall Neilan's first Independent
production. THE Rivers End" adapted
from James Oliver Curwood's novel. was
shown to a thousand members and
friends Of the Canadian Club, in New
York city. in the grand ballroom Of the
Hotel Biltmore. A sumptuous dinner
preceded the presentation.
William De Mile, famous play
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Corinne Griffith has just won
Brooklyn popularity contest.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

The committee of the National
Board of Review of Motion Pictures
reviewed a few less than $500 reels
of dramatic pictures in 1918.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA.

MyrA b Enwright Camp. No. 1887.
has appointed q committee to make
arrangements for an open meeting in
cooperation with the other camps in
the District for q rousing Royal
Neighbor rally at the reception to Su-
preme Organizer johnson of the Mod
ern Woodmen.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Churches and other institutions fol
religious education are said to be
taking an increasing interest in the
motion picture as a means OF trans.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Rathbone Temple. No. 3. has invited
All members and their friends to at
tend box party and st. Patrick's
social Friday evening. The degrees
were conferred on . class Of nine
candidates At its last meeting.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIhs.

LODGES.
Tuesday-wehster. No. Z: ospdtai. Ne.
"a. and Franklin. No. ., knight
| rank.
FRIDAY No. 10, Knight
rank.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

1t is claimed that the titles alone
form one of the biggest tasks IL
making a motion picture today.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

William Courtleigh, ex-shepherd of
the Lambs and one of the conspicu-
Gus figures on the American stage,
has been added to the cast of Chill
dren of Destiny" a new picture be-
ing made on the west coast.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Goodwill Council, No. Is, Monday
night, in Naval Lodge Hall. gave .
rising vote OF thanks to Acting Chair
nan Rollison ana members OF the
rood Of the order committee In con-
zCoof10Sd o0 1T1I66- F5Ss1
Evening star., 1920-03-14

President McGill Of the Historical
Film Corporation has not yet been
able to see his way clear to provide
replicas of the structures to be used
in filming the pageant of the Bible to
create a public show place for Cali
fornia. 1t would cost millions. he
saws.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Rex Beach has persuaded Lefty
FIynn, the former Yale foot ball star.
70 try for stardom in the movies. Mr..
flSnnS real name is Maurice with Il
B. but he is best known as Lefty"
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Goldwyn. announcing its purpose to
give the public the best that motion
picture production affords. states that
screen rights have been purchased
for THE Great Lover" Clyde Pitch's
Truth" "a Tailor Made Man." '.The
Slim Princess" "Stop Thief" "Ofncer
$685." "Milestones" and Hall Gaines
THE Christian" with other novels
and plays of equal repute
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Filnograns.

1t is reported that Roads of Des-
tiny" Pauline Frederick's Goldwyn
picture. has made her a fatalist. It's
life" she is quoted: what is to be
will be-"
partners of the Night" based on
a Leroy Scott story. is said to be a
tribute to the police.
Owen Moore will be the picture
star in "Wilderness Fear" a story
recently purchased by Selznick.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

bert-Garrick early in April in a new
comedy. Sleeping Partners" adapted
from the French Of Sacha Guitry by
Seymour Hicks. 1t is described rs \
farce of the Partisan boulevard, and
in Paris. In its present form it ran
for more than a year In London and
more than seven months At the Bijou
Theater. New York.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

a unique achievement of Booth
harrington in his Edgar Comedies"
for the movies is said to be his success
In indicating tn ethoughts and emo
ton OF boyhood. Each episode repre-
| sents distinct story. but all have a
true reflection Of childhood, which it
is said has not therefore, been attain
| ed for the screen
Evening star., 1920-03-14

The series Of monthly dances, under;
the auspices OF the Arab Patrol. the
Military and Oriental bands OF Almas
Temple viii close at the Raleigh Ho-
tel with Q beauty dance the evening
of March 20. The efforts expended In
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Rev. c. c. Mclean. pastor of the
Lincoln Road NJ. E. Church, will con-
duct the services under the auspices
Of st. Johns Lodge, No. II. at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Potomac Lodges Good Fellowship
Night" tomorrow evening will be a
social event much out OF the ordi-
nary, according to the reports, and
"reminiscences, story, song and other
features will tend to draw a large
portion Of the membership to the en-
tertainment.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Monarch Charles A. Stevens Of Kali
lipolis Grotto, emboldened by the
great success of his first ceremonial.
is announcing a duplicate to be held
April /. when a new program of un-
usual features and a varied enter
tainment will supplement the ritual
iSfic ceremonies
Evening star., 1920-03-14
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The past matrons of Areme Chap
ter, under Past Matron Helen 8. Bra
shears. will have charge Of the pro-
gram in Areme Wednesday evening.
There will be dancing and refresh
ments. with Past Matron Ada Murray
in charge of the latter. The frater-
nifty is invited.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Mary Pickford is to return to the
speaking drama, under the manage
ment Of David Belasco. She appeared
first under his direction in The War
rens OF Virginia" and again in THE
Good Little Devil" as the blind girl :
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DANCING.

m De Mile, famous play
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Now comes a movie press agent, who
says that the daring girls of the
screen, as OF the stage. are justified in
thcir ack-to-nature movement by the
high cost of clothing
Evening star., 1920-03-14
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Fidelity Council. No =. T.eday
evening elected ten applicants and
gave a birthday surprise party 70
Harry Howell. the secretary. Sadie
Levy presented Mr.. Howell with hand
kerchiefs in behalf of the council. Re-
freshments were served.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Wash Dancing Academy

81 0SvsatA D. Nv.
| Modern Dancing. also stage dancing of the
ue1t uajove ehafactef taught. PHiyato lo1ooaA
Ilao claes Phoas Ifsnkli1 49-e4.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-06-18
LOCALLY c. O.P...
SEEMS PLEASED
AT PARTY TICKET !!
DECLARE THAT HARDING AND
COOLIDGE MAKES THE STRONG
EST POSSIBLE COMBINATION.
WHO WILL DEMOCRATS NAME?
McAdoo Seems to Be Favorite As It
10 Likely the Party Politicians VIII
Try to Coral the Labor Vote With
Ex-Treasurcr at Head Of Ticket. q

Republicans generally are , we'll
pleased with the Mket given them
by the Chicago convention. Almost
without exception they declare that
it is a strong ticket and are confident
of the election of the nominees
While there were Wood and Eowtlei
Supporters among the local G. O. P.
they do not appear to be disappointed
over the failure of their favorite3 hut
ON the contrary profess to feel that
Hardings nomination under the cir
cumstances will help the party to
victory more than either Wood or
Lowden.
Coolidge not only appeals power.
fully to the republicans but he is
strong with the DEMOCRATS. SCOT the
ticket backward is tho almost uni
versal comment of the democrats.
There is no denying the great admira-
ton that the people have fer the
Massachusetts governor. He is better
known ,hereabouts than the Ohio
senator who heads the ticket
Who will the democrats name?
That is being discussed with more
interest now than at any time since
the campaign for the nomination
commenced. The consensus of opin-
ion seems to be that McAdoo will be
named that Gompers will be permit.
tod by the politicians who control the
convention. to. dictate the platform
and that MoAdoo, the choice of Union
labor VIII be put on it. Union labor
vas mortafly offended by the repub-
lican platform and it feels that insult
was added when Coolidge was named
Evidently the democrats argue, the
Republicans cut all of the tics that
bound them to the federation of
labor, and the one hope of the demo
Gratis for victory is to coral that vote
solidly
But there are many democrats who
franks state that when Gompors
end his sneeial interest comes in at
the front door they are going right
out the back door of the party and
they won't vote for NcAdoo. They
win either. vote for 1fsrdiag or they
won't register vote at all. 8
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-06-18
SLOGAN. Of COUNCIL II.
is BEING REALIZED

(From Fridays Daily Herald)
The slogan adopted by the county
council of agriculture, "a small patch
of alfalfa in every community" is
about to be realized. County agent
Mclean said to representative of
The Herald today More and more the
farmers of the county are turning
their attention to the growing of al
falfa, and the splendid returns which
the farmer is securing Is encouraging
others. Mr.. Mclean pointed with
pride to the record being made by
Austin NJ. Harlan, of the Cross Bridg-
es community Mr.. Harlan has al
ready cut two crops of alfalfa this
season, and will have at least three
more according to Mr.. Mclean.
/, Mr. Mclean suggested that any
farmer who wishes to SOW alfalfa get
in touch with the county council at
once, as lime is essential to the
growth of this crop, and as lime has
to be ordered months ahead, it will
be necessary to anticipate the needs
of the farmer as far ahead as possible.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-06-18
SQUIRE DENTON ON
!. EQUALIZATION BOARD
WAS ONE OF WITNESSES HERE
WHO RECEIVED PRAISE FROM
THE STATE BOARD.

Former Representative Cord c. Den
ton. of the fifth district, was this
morning appointed a member of the
county equalization board by Judge
Nv. G. Whitthorne to succeed Thomas
T. HILL resigned because of the illness
of his wife. Mr.. Denton served for
eighteen years. as a member of the
county court from the fifth district
and is familiar with land values and
was one of the witnesses before the
representatives of the state board of
equalization here last year. His tes-
timoay was so clear unsatisfactory
that he received a strong letter of
commentator from Chief Statistician
Louthan, who praised his work. 1t is
probable that any valuations that are
fixed by Mr., Denton as member of
the board will be approved by the
state board, since he has been given
such high commentator by Mr. Lou
than.
The board reconvened this morn
ing in the court of chancery and will
be continuously in session from now
on until it shall have completed its
iabors. Webb Williams, the county
tax assessor, was ready to turn over
all of the necessary data to the board.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-06-18
SOVIET GOVERNMENT IN
RUSSIA DOOMED; FALL
PREDICTED IN REPORTS
INDICATED THAT uPRiSiNGS OF.
PEASANTS WILL BECOME
GENERAL SOON.
GEN. BRUSSILOfF COMMANDING
Former Commander In Chief OF Cars
Army Will Head Army Against 4
solsheviki Government, According
Official Belief. ~, "a -s5ee -
(By sUnited Presslb

WASHINGTON, I'D. @, June a. =
The Bolsheviki reign OF Lenine and
1rotsky in Russia is doomed to fall
within the month"; according ITO gov
eminent intelligence. I! Reports via
Toxic and London! that the sopie.
rule has been oYerthrown and that
Irotsky is dead and Lenine is flee
Ing were received with skeptcism
by officials here. but authoritative re.
ports seem to indicate that the Boil
shevist regime will fall by the md
die of July.
II is indicated that the fail will
come through peasant uprisings,
hringing into power General &leXis
f1nssiloff, Commander in Chief OF
tho Cars army during the war. Con
diHons in Russia are said to be
worse than at any time .siilge the
establishment of the soviet sGoferIt,
ment.