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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

The term of office of the president of both the Police. and Fire commis-z sioners' boards expires this year, for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
THE TIMES: FRIDAY, MAY s2l. 1920

Several Milford men connected with the Bridgeport banks attended the banquet and other festivities of that etys association at the Brooklawn club last evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
some entertainmen ent in the way of music

The third degree will be worked on the candidates at the regular comHnu-s nlcauon of Ansantawae, A. F. and A. M., at the Masonic Temple. this even ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
THE ANSWER.

A Pussyfoot lecturer was talking in d certain hall one evening on the drink question.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

The w. c. T. N. will hold it's annual. meeting and election of officers at Mrs. J. M. Rpberts's. Burwea's Beach. the event and attended to the install lauon proceedings, furnishing also
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

Copies of the platform of the Re- publican party, adopted at the Re publican convention of 1916. will be mailed free upon application. This may serve as a model, or paradigm, on which to build the Republican plat form of 1920 The contest is open to all young men and women of twenty five years of age or under, living Tn the state. It is open to young Demo crats as well as to young Republicans.
 As an aid to those who are daily making up their minds to enter thls novel contest, list of books available IS reference in the public libraries IS printed here. The public libraries contain abundant reference material
 Consider the goal in the contest $500 for the first prize. $500 for the second and s200 for the third. Re- member that the national contest IS identical and that you may send your platform into the national contest as well. The national prize is S6,OOO for the first. s3,000 for the second and sI0o0 for the third. When you have decided that the goal is worth a few hours of effort on your part, decide also that you will set aside several hours of your time each week during the remainder of the contests life it closes on March 31-and send in to
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

In effort to stimulate further interest the part of young and of the state in the offer Of 1000 in prizes for the best platform for the Republican Party the contest headquarters today addresses word to parents Parents know their children and are in a position to urge them to compete not they choose Bu the educative value of such contest is thoroughly appreciated by the parent then is certain the children will receive the required parental urge
 So the contest headquarters today asks that parents consider carefully the plans of the contest The rules above Both the national and statewide contests de- scrbed in full in circular which will be mailed free upon application to the Arizona Statewide Contest The Arizona Republican The point the contest headquarters wishes to make today is that the contest not difficult that the judges will bear in mind in rendering their deci sons that the manuscripts submitted by young voters or future voters and not by seasoned statesmen.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
GIRLS! IT'S ALL
 THE RAGE NOW
Use moist cloth! Double beauty of hair at once

Your hair becomes light. wavy, fluff fly, abundant and appears as soft lustrous and beautiful young girls. Just try this-moisten cloth with little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and ex- cessive oil and in just few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair.
 Besides beautifying the hair at once, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses and invigorates the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair.
 If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it, surely invest a few cents in a bottle of "Danderine'' at any drug or toilet counter. and just try it.
 Save your hair. Beautify it! You will say this was the best money you ever spent.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

Witt. Community and the Citizen, A. W. Dunn.
 American Citizen, c. F. Dole. Encyclopaedia Britannica.
 Selected Articles on Direct Primar- ies c. E. Tanning.
 Civil Government in the United States, John Fiske.
 American Ideals, N. Foerster.
 Cost of Our National Government, Woman Voters Manual, $. E. For man.
 Use Your Government. A. Franc. Standard Encyclopaedia, Funk & Wagnalls.
 Democracy Today, c. F. Gauss. Americanism, What It Is, D. J. Hill Our Government, J. A. James.
 History of Political Parties in U. S., J. H. Hopkins.
 Principles of Politics from View point of the American Citizen, J. w. Jenks.
 Cyclopedia of Political Science, J. J. Labor.
 National Conventions and Plat forms of All Political Parties, T. H. Mckee.
 America of the Future, J. Mathews. Nelson's Encyclopaedia
 New International Encyclopaedia. Political Parties in the U. S., J. H. Patton.
 American Ideals, T. Roosevelt. New Nationalism, T. Roosevelt. Addresses on Government and CIti- zenship, F.. Root.
 Political Problems of American De- velopment. A. Shaw.
 Civics, w. H. Sherman.
 Present Day Problems, W. H. Taft. American Year Book, 1917, F. G. Wickware.
 Congressional Government. w. Will son.
 World Almanac and Encyclopedias. Government Class Book, A. w. Young.
 New American Government and Its Work, T. J. Young.
 If prospective contestants are in doubt as to points in the contest they may address their queries to The Ari- Zona Statewide Platform Contest, care The Arizona Republican.
 Send for copies of the Republican Party Platform of 1916, 1t may grove useful as d model on which to write the 1920 Republican platform.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
GETTING FEM UP

This country's greatest advance, perhaps, has just been scored in new solution of the problem of how to wake people up in the morning.
 "A mans job ought to get him out Of bed on time,'' was the crude formula, of course, of the early days.
 Then came the alarm clock, with it's continuous" and intermittent" at tachments.
 The next step forward was the use of the telephone, which central kindly tangled, on request, at any hour.
 Now comes an ultra modern new hotel in New York with the ultmiate. In each sleeping room will be in stalled an automatic electric clock.
 The guest will set the clock for the time he desires to arise.
 In the morning, at the psychological moment, the guest will be stirred from his slumbers by the notes of soft mu- sicaI chimes, which can be shut off merely by pressing a button
 Truly, inventive genius is spreading the pathway of life with roses,
 -O-
 Surplus war material, valued at S30,- GOO, 900, is being offered for sale by the government each week.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

headquarters for the solution of such points as may perplex.
 When you go to the library look under the following heads for suitable reference data in preparing platform :: Administration.
 Citizenship.
 Democratic Party.
 Federal Government.
 Party Government.
 Platforms, Political.
 Political Parties.
 Political Science.
 Primaries.
 Republican Party.
 United States. Politics and Govern ment.
 Following is an abridged list of books available as reference in plat form writing. They will be found in the public libraries. A full list was printed in yesterdays Republican. American Plan of Government, c W. Bacon.
 Citizenship, M. Bennion.
 Presidential Nominations and Elec- tions, J. E. Bishop.
 Century Book for Young Americans Hindrances to Good Citizenship. J B. Bryce.
 National Problems. D. R. Dewey. ProgreSSive Movement, R. F. De
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
Don't miss these Iin the same number

KINDRED OF THE DUsT"-
 Peter B. Kyne's great story of
 . rich lumber laird, his only . son, and a beautiful girl. 1.-THE CROWN PRINCE OF PINES FALLS, MAsSACHU- sETTs'-The story of an aviator \ who didn't see service until he I got back home by Royal Brown.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
E parent-Ioue q menace :?

Ls parent Loue q
 menace |. Great men almost invariably have had unusual mothers or fathers who played conspicuous part in shaping their lives. And yet eminent psycholo- gsts tell that the pampering love of parent for chld-unless wisely directed do tremendous harm
 Harvey OHiggins has interviewed one of the great estnerve-specialists in America this vital problem Nothing more amazing and dramatic has been written about human rela- tionships than "The Love-Image," in ~y this months Cosmopolitan.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

UNEASY STREET"-A dramat- ic chapter in Arthur Somers Roche's great novel of love and mystery. bs <sSsss<Assssssssss
 THE RELAPSE OF CAPTAIN HoTsTUFF"-Old reliable is accessory to . holiday celebra- ton strictly according to Hoyle by Hayris Dickson.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
PARENTS URGED TO LEAD THE WAY IN STATEWIDE $1,OOO PLATFORM CONTEST

Headquarters Requests Parents Impress Young People with Contests Educational Value e-A Few Hours Each Week Should Equip Young Platform History-List of Reference Books-Young People Are Urged to Make Up Their Minds Today That che Goal Is Worth Few Hours of Effort
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

THE MAY.FLYs You will probably recognize more than one girl you have known, in this story of . flrt-by Dana Catlin.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

Are suiues harder
 to get along uuith than Husbands? Boxer thought so, because, he told his friend Charny, his wife had called him drunken satyr' simply because he tried light his cigarette at an electrc-light bulb.
 And Charny agreed with him because his wife had told him that he never kept promise in hislfe. And he sometimes didl Gouvsrneur Morris in The Great Friends" has surpassed himself in this ro-ickng
 story of domestic misunderatand-
 mgs and how they were overcome. rly Don't fail to read it in the new Cos .oJ, nopolitan.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

"THE FATHER OF WATERS One of the greatest stories
 Rupert Hughes has written. 2
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
Rules of Both Contests

THE NATIONAL CONTEST
 Submtfo Sign only Write or one c
 2. must not
 Beae Contest Division of Woodward Build Washn D.. c.
 be in judges hands March 3,
 nent of of the Repub Nat Conven of
 THE STATEWIDE CONTEST
 Submtfo of rite on ones sdeo tn
 2. Manus must note
 3. Platform ( are he Repub bican,P
 man must be n which and of oarty.- New Intern atonaiD
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
"Nearly euerybody Uorfh uhile
 redds Cosmopolitan
sss~ When q fnoncier's tuife pa.Or,s her jelDeLs

You won't know until the end of the
 story why she did it. But when the
 pretty young wife of feeble old millionaire is seen to frequent a pawnbroker's, and then a cheap lodging house. being watched by good-looking detective there's enough mystery, love- action, and high finance in this unusual story to satisfy anybody.
 Her Secret"-by Win Payne-is the first of a series of the adventures of Ben Bodet business detective, who-we prophesy-win take rank as one of the most interesting sleuths of fiction
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
Millionaires -uho take in r00n1ers

self $48O worth of bananas, ate them, and died.
 Mrs. Snodgrass, wife of the village doctor (who hash t the slightest idea how rich she isl, built large wing on the old homestead so she could take in more rooners!
 And if's true! The great oil boom that has recently transformed the most desolate section of Texas into land of untold wealth has produced a new phenomenon in our national 1ife-unlike anything the world has ever seen before
 While You Wait" by Frazier Hunt,
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13

DIAN, simple country A folk down in Texas went to bed one night as poor as the proverbia1 church mice and aWoke to find themselves 1nillionaireS!l
 But they cannot accustom them selves to their new prosperity, and they do the most extraordinary things imaginable with their newly acquired wealth. Old Jake Wells ; went right out and bought him.
 Don't fzi to read 'sN1iLlionaires Mac
 in fhe y7eIU
Arizona republican., 1920-02-13
They discousred the fo1znfair, of youth

nie had just relieved an oil magnate Of $500. But when they went and lost it on the Kentucky Derby they simply didn't have the heart to go home to Mrs. "Phony," who kept the cash (and who also kept track of their prowess in the papers). So they decided take little fishing trip out California way, and that's how they happened to discover the Beauty Fountain.
 You who have applauded his Boston Blackie. stories will delight in this crook story in lighter vein by Jack Boyle in the current Cosmopolitan.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
FRANZ-MARIE TEXAS
AIMS AT HPPODROME

IL the Fates are kind to Frans-
Marie Texas they. will bring her yet
to the Hippodrome, in New York.
where tanning wild horses is ono OF
the less exciting feature OF sthe varied
programs. Miss Texas is rounding
out her third year In burlesque. and
no, mustang to break since she left
her home in western Texas, on q
ranch, four years ago. yaf
When the Gayety star. who is the
feminine star with the, "Vietory
Belfes." J. r. Cooper's show at the
Ninth street playhouse this week; lerl
her country home four seasons age
she knew as much about the show
world as Billy Sunday knows about
the moony But she, stusk, and after
season In vaudeville She found her.
self with n Cooper attraction. : attyect
ing attention in every city In which
she appeared along the Columbia Cir
cult. '-Hh - - -
Miss Texas Is really hefsname. and
her home Is in Texas. and she's been
away from the big ranch so long that
horse breaking how seems to her q
fantasy of the past, but the memory
of some of her early exploits still
fingers. .
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
WOUlDPAy YANKS
I0FARM U.S.LAND
House Committee Votes Sl.50
Per Day to Soldiers Settling
on Public Tracts.

Former soldiers will be given nrst
privilege in locating on public lands
or on Federal reclamation projects,
together with Federal monetary as
sistance in acquiring the land, under
the terms OF a bill which IL being
prepared by the land settlement sub
committee OF the House Ways and
Means Committee considering various
forms OF soldier aid
During the time II may take a
soldier land settler to put into agri-
culture shape his land claim, the Fed
eraI Government will pay him $3.50
a day for his work on the land. de
ferrlng for two years the necessity
for making the nrst payment on the
claim in order to secure title. All
payment terms and conditions will be
made easy for the soldier, and OPP
portunity will be given him to secure
advances on the land In order TO stock
IL properly.
with the cash payments for labor
expended on the land TO mt II for
crops. free seeds from the Govern
ment to start the harvests, and abil-
ity 10 get small loans from the farm
land banks, the committee believes
the soldier seeking a farm can obtain
IL without difficulty, and that the
scheme proposed solves the land set@
uement plan which has been urged
by many people and asked by the
soldiers themselves.
Congressman Hawley, OF oregon.
chairman OF the 'sub-committee, re,
ported the recommendations to the
ways and Means Committee this
morning, with the view OF having the
plan Incorporated with whatever
plan of cash bonus may be decided on
by the committee.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
KNICKERBoCKER.

Taylor Holmes, one OF the most
facile comedians on the American
stage. will be screened for the nrst
time In Washington as star OF his
own photodramatic production OF
"Nothing But the Truth" the comedy
made famous by, william Collier. at
Crandalrs. Knlckerbooker Theater to-
day and Friday of the current week
On Saturday only Dorothy Dish VIII
be the pictured star Of the bill in
MARY Ellen Comes to Town"
Next week will bring many film sue
cesses of distfnctiye quality TO the
Knickerbooker screen. On Sunday
and Monday will be shown for the
FIRST time in the Capital the new Rc-
public feature. Just "A Wife" For
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Huckleber-
ry Finn" Ia to be followed on Thurs
day and Friday by Marguerite Clark
In Easy TO Get" For Saturday only
OF next week Marion Davies and Con.
way Tearie will occupy the stellar
positions on the bill I'm the leading
roles OF April Folly"
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
NEWS OF HYATTSVILLE
AND NEARBY MARYLAND

HYATTSVILLE. Nd, April 15.--
Preparations are about complete for
the big program to be put on here
Saturday night by Oriole Lodge, No.
A., !. o. o. f., Of this place. The oc-
casion Will formally mark the close OF
a membership drive which has netted
more than 100. Hampden Lodge. Of
Baltimore, viii journey here with
1859 members. including their, band.
andSwijl confer the thirf deErek. The
attcndAnce} Is expected to be about
500, '.,s
Studsntstat Maryland State COLLEGE
have organized the, keystone 1cfuh.
withA Victor Eeene,. preaidSnit, -. and
John Butts. secretary -tressurer.s ~
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The lie sCerc1e Francais Society, Of
Nafylshd State College has-eIected the
following officers for the second .half
OF the academic year: President, g.
4. EpplsyS .>secretary,- Mise.c BeYtiis
Gzektei treasurer, Miss RuthTBbmp-
so" 7 ~. ass. sss.
Mrs Marsaret Fsf.oberts, Gf Brsnt-
wood. has been ,elected PRESIDENT sof
for i term Of one year, Mrs. Roberts
has held many. iniportsnf'p posts in the
organisation. .. g-..y.& ="
te1 -. I-r.I--... - B.,
capitol Heigfits lis in FOR one Of the
liveliest elections IN its history. At
the recent registration for the cleo
lion, which IL to be held May 3, 1876
persons, said to be by far the largest
number ever registered for a town
election, were placed on the books.
The following are being urged to
make the race for the mayoralty:
Mayor John Gabriel, c. c. Grimes, Joe
Parsvati, Mr.. Parties, David Haller,
and. +. +. Nolan. Five councilmen
also are to be elected. The nomi-
mating convention is to be held next
Monday night in the courtroom of
Justice of the Peace John Z. Weast.
In Mt. Rainier there is a hot night
on between Charles ReicheIt and
Shelby Smith for the councilmanic
seat from the. Third ward.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
CAILLAUX UNMOYED AS.
PROSECUTOR sums UP
Ex-Premier. Accused of Treason,
Listens Calmly as Evidence Is
Recapitulated.
by NEWTON c. PARKE.
international News Service.

PARIS. April 15.-With a monocle
In one eye and sarcastic smile on
his lips; former premier Joseph Call
laux, accused OF treason. listened
calmly today while Theodore Lescouve,
the public prosecutor, concluded MS
summing up Of the states case. ..''
The defendant. interrupted the pros
ecutor number of times and nnce he
remarked:
"rhis il not police court, but the
senate sitting as. high court of
Justice
NJ. Lescouve took up CaillauI S
South American trip, telling OF his
otto. Then he discussed Caipaux,ss
visit to Italy at great length, He
declared that the italian testimony
cIinched the case against the former
premier. "although he should be con.
:victea ON the other evidence as we'll -
The prosecution may conclude its
case tonight.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
n. L. KEITH'S.

Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater
two co-stars will lead the merrymak-
ers:. Trixie FriEAnza, The Roly-Poly
Comedienne." in her lstest hit, "A
surprise Rsrty,y and flqtsnce Rob
srts, the distinguished Fctress.a sup
ported by Fredrik yogelding. a re-
nowned HOLLAND actor. in "Blindfold
by RUPERT Hughes. who adapted II
from q story by John oliver HOLDS
The extra added attraction will be tho
"House of David BeAd," twenty mu.
sicians whose long haif and whiskers
never shorn, rival the hirsute crown
Of the famous Raderewski. They be.
long to an Israelite sect established
1t -Benton Hsrborss Mich, and they
give aeoncert' both prtietic and eccen-
fri1 bthsrs include ,the Misses lGamp,
bcli'g presentation OF Georgia Camp
bell and company In "Capers Of ST.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
At The Movies
This Week
METROPOLITAN.

House Peters, Mary Alden, Eva No
wax, Sam Sothern, Vincent Serrano.
Mildred Reardon, and the other mem
bsrs OF the star cast pictured In the
leading roles OF Equitys superbly
human photodrama. "slk Husbands
aud Calico Wives" viii occupy the
screen at Crandalis Metropolitan
Theatsr throughout tho remaining
days OF the current week. This SUBJ
ject with It's gripping story, splendid
production and superlative photog-
raphy has lesped into immediate pop-
ularity.
Beginning next Sunday viii be
shown for the first time In Washing
ton the first OF Republics releases,
"Just a WIFE" a picturiEation OF the
successful stage play OF the same
namo by Eugene Walter. The leading
roles in this colorfuI domestic study
are portrayed with fine effect by Roy
stewart. Kathlyn Williams, Beatrice
JOY and stellar supporting players.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
PALACE.

For the remainder or this week.. at
Loew's Palace Theater, Major Robert
Warwick will continue as. the fes-
tursd photo player OF the PROGRAM In
his great story of romance and ad-
venture Of the South African diamond
mines. entitled Thou Art the Man"
For next Monday and the entire
week Loew's Palace announces a fve-
part Mack Sennett superproduction,
Down On the Farm" Sennett has
constructed q five-reel picture that Is
geared to ~breathfess speed ana which
calls upon nearly al the Featured
sennett comedies for It's cast. includ-
ing Louise Faxenda, Dan' Turpin,
Marie Provost, and the Sennett animal
encourage. ~
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
RIALTO.

Marshall Neilan's first independent
production. as presented by the First
National Exhibitors at Moore's Rialto
Theater all this week. the run closing
Saturday, Is an adaptation OF James
oliver Curwoods latest novel OF the
Canadian Northwest. "The Rivers
End" -
Next week at the Rialto will see
the premier, presentation In Washing
ton by the First National Exhibitors
of ID. w. Griffith's "The Idol Dancer"
a wonder story Of love and adventure
In South Seas.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
COLUMBIA.

Dustin Farnum finds one OF the
most powerful roles OF his career in
'"The Corsican Brothers." which
Loew's Columbia offers for the final
three days OF this week, beginning to-
day.
For the first four days OF next
week Loew's columbaia offers Dan
gerous Hours. Thomas II. Ince's
great cinema production based on the
great class unrest and antagonism
that faces America today.
For the final three dayes of next
week, Sooner or Later" starring
Owen Moore. .' A' 3,
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
PROFITEERING ABROAD
BRINGS ALIENS BACK

NEw'YORK, April 15.--The tide of
emigration Is sweeping thousands of
foreigners back to America after hav-
ing carried them to their European
homes after the armistice. Ellis Is
land officials declared almost 10000
immigrants will be admitted this
week from vessels already docked or
on route to this port.
The immigrants are coming back
because they found profiteering
worse abroad than in America, the
authorities said.