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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23
Scant Sympathy
 Given to Turkish Plea for Mercy

London, March 22.-Premier Lloyd George yesterday discussed the Turk fish question with the Indian cali phate delegation, headed by Moham. mend Ali, who declared that Turkey should have all her pre-war territory restored.
 The premier replied:
 T do not understand, Mir. Moham- med Ali to claim indulence for Tur- key; she claims justice, and justice she will get. Austria has had jus tice; Germany has had justice : pretty terrible justice. Why should Turkey escape?
 Turkey thought she had a feud with us. Why did she come and try to stab us and destroy liberty throughout the world while we were engaged in this life and death strug- gle.
 "Is there are reason why we should apply a different measure to Turkey than we have mcted out to the Christen communities of Germany and Austria!
 x q want the Mohammedans in In- dia to get it we'll into their minds that we arc not treating Turkey sev- ercly because she is Mohammed. We arc applying equally the same prin- cipie to her as to Austria, which Is the greatest Christian lcommunity.
 Regarding Armenian 'massacres, the premier said, the allies were bound in the interests of civilization to exercise control of some sort, since the Turkish government was in- capable of protecting It's subjects.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23
Famous First
 Plans to Stage
 Circus in July

Louisville, Ky, March 20.-The famous First division, U. s. A., will stage circus in Louisville the first week of July on the same pretentious scale that characterized its original production in Montebaur, Germany, in 1919 while the division was a part of the American army of occupation.
 Lieutenant Colonel Harcourt Her. vey and committee of seven army officers are rounding out plans for the reproduction at Camp Zachary Taylor in which more than 200 sol diers of the division will take part Lieutenant Colonel Hervey directed the show during. performances in Germany before the American forces and also before the British and French armies.
 The circus, as it will be given here will be similar. to the original pro- duction In Germany, the perform ances were featured by American wild western scenes depicting caba- ret life, riding of bucking bronchoes by COW boys and girls, stage coach and train holdups and Indian fights. There were scenes also in which Ro- man knights in chariots drawn by speedy horses fought duels with swords.
 Acrobats, wild animals, the set of twins known as Before, the hairless; and After, the human gorilla; the tattoed man and the bearded lady were side attractions, as was mon- key drill by 40 mounted men.
 Carl Hagenbach, American circus proprietor, once offered to take the First division show over Europe and then bring it to American cities but the soldier--actors could not be spared by the army. Commanders of all the American divisions and staff officers viewed the performances in Germany. It was also seen by French and British officers and Nor man Hapgood, American ambassador to Denmark.
 At the show next July at Camp Taylor, seating arrangements for more than 10000 spectators have been planned. After this perform ance plans call for tour in other states but an itinerary has not yet been announced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23

ward the elimination of the causes of industrial strife, but that they will make for the introduction, in American industry, of those demo- cratic principles which constitute the most precious heritage of the American citizen"
 The report is signed by Secretary of Labor Wilson as chairman; He1 = bert Hoover, as vice chairman and the following other members of the conferences: Martin H. Glynn, Thom- as w. Gregory, Richard Hooker, Stanley King, Samuel W. Mccall, Henry M. Robinson, Julius Rosen- wald. George T. Slade, Oscar s. Stauss, Henry c. Stuart, William o. Thompson, Frank w. Taussig, Henry J. Waters, George w. Wickersham, and Owen D. Young, and Willard E. Hotchkiss and Henry R. Seager, executive committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23

Grant Hayes, head of the school ex- tension work. The vegetables they raise Twill be worth more than a million dollars. he estimates. 2.
 Hayes has asked the school authoEs ities to grant special credits foJ school garden work. and is arrang- ing for paid instructors to advise the young gardeners. !.
 Chicago had 90,000 child gardeners last year ,as compared to $5,O00 in New York city. Pupils of one school cleared more than $2,000 on an in- vestment of $297.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23
ORGANIZE BOY SCOUTS.

The suggestion that troop of Boy Scouts be organized among the Ooys of the First Presbyterisn church was made by J. I. Norris at the meet ing of the Presbyterian church held ~ noon at the Hotel Pilles yester- cay. Favorable action was taken oa
 tnis suEges stien, and committee VIII be appointed to take further ac- ton, An invitation will De extend ed p sunday visitors Ut the Hotel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23
f125,OOO to Have
 Truck Gardens

Chicago, March 2O.-Onc hundred and twenty-five thousand Chicago school children will have truck gar deas this year, according to Dudley
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23

Joe WoodNis is trying out a'' ing arm in practice with sn e,s land Indians and if the oaa bsllD artists finds hts w's Ss enough to go the distance, '. ,'ss3 tp the box in a regular lndiapc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23

Golfing sharps who have watched .sBabe" Ruth drive the white pills around the links say that the home run king while able to knock ths bull mile, has not the makings od a stsr at the ancient pastime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23
A Quinine That Does Not. Affect
 Head.

Because of it's tonic and laxafive e.tect, LAXATIVE PROMO (Tablets) caa pc taken by anyone without caas- tng nervousness or ringling in the neao. There is only. one "Rronio VuiniHe, F. W. GROVES signature ol kne DON 3Oc, Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23
At Home. x, Opportunity knocks but rncexI encs; ! you door for her to AHps
 TAYLOR & CUs The WonIa-Be Your Assn

Pines to attend the servics ihe First Presbyterian church = S,Ssy suit of action taken yes'e' the club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-23

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07

condolences y n~ecesidades del conda-
do mejor que ningnn otro hombre. Els
labrador v comerciante y de juicio va
maduro. Tiene cincuenta v I'm amos
de edad.
FELIPE ROYBAL, candidate para
comisfonado, es de San Ildefonso, y
native del condado de Santa re. ST.
que Ell negociO de horticulture y es
un hombre de exceptional habilidad
para los negocios.
ANDRES PACHECO, candidate
para comisionado de condado, es per-
|fectamente bien conocido On el con
dado de Santa Fe, donde ma residido
por toda su vida como ciudadano- I'll
ST. Pacheco, gracias q 81 tino para
los negocios, ha logradO tener exito
en- sus empresas. Els dnen0 y atiende
"a Ia Carnicerfa de Pachec0 en- Santa
IFe, y es dueho de bastantes propieda-
des. Estamos seguros que sera i'm
buen comisionado,
CHARLES CoOCEL candidate pa
"a superintendent de ~escueIas del
condado. Fl Sr. Gooch es una perso-
ma de magnfficas callficaciones para
la posicion de superintsndente de es-
cueIas. Posee IN certificado de pri-
mer grade y ahora esta ocupado en-
su profession de professor de e~nsehan-
"a. Ia tambf6n IN ex-soldado y hene
I'M registro ~excelente Es uno de
Duestros soldad0s que preataron .
lservicios en- Siberia.
CARLOS ALARID. candidate pa.
"a tnez de pruebas, y yiene de Santa
Cruz. rs c~ultiyador de fruta. y Ito
Ite ademAs grandes ~propiedades. ~
estimado por todos los que 10 o
cen y Is una persona de bnen iuicio.
81 edad es d regular o mediana.
JOHN II WALKER. candidate
para ngrimensor. Mr.. walker no ne
costa introduction. Conoce cada pull.
gnda de terreno en- 81 condado DO
Santa ~. y Ia servida por TODD q e.
tadn en- au ~prufesI6u. rs q pefso-
ma habit y pFactica y en- Ia ncfualidad
o. asinfente del AFFlmenp0F General
de Nueyo A6xieo. y ha aldo rn resi-
dente dc santa re por largo Tempe
-
Como y " por Il anterior bosquelo.
toaoa , dadA uno a. Los candidains
son parsonna de ear4ctar iafaeheblt
, 500 mereoeaores Dc qun les deu -
roga. ~ a meinr agrupacion de can.
diaaeos que noe ofrecen ans services
y aue lxaha1aF4n an hsneficio Del pue
bio del cundado IN TsrsFal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07
FL RIGADO Y
Los INTESTINOS
acAscARETsH SON FL MEJoR
PURcANTE PARA HoMBREA
MuJERES " MACS Y
cuESTA MuY POGO

aCascarets' hacen funcionar Ell hi-
gado, J sueltan los intesfIhos sin on
Ifefmarle.
Cuando Sc d~espierte, Ia constipation
|biIioaidad, doior de cabeza, incomodl.
dad, NAL ~aiiento. miseria estomacal D
resfriado ~ desapareca6. .CaBcarots'
|nunca u mantienen ansioao 0 incove'
nenclad0 TODD Ell dia Biguionte como q
calonel. Aceite Castor, Sales , Pfido-
ras.
~aCancarets" son IN 'catArtico imxan'
IL mny agradAble 10 miemo para Las
peNonas mayoraa CONS para uinoa.
Pidan ~Cascaretn-GAiaa Dc 10, q
% SO centavos-en todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07
UN RESFRIO
En- POCAS HORAS
"a comeureFo O. pAeN nhaA
nNeenfknoa marANrANnA
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cURO So QUEDRlDUUA

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QuieneS son los Candidates en- Ell BoIeto
Independence del Condado; Soldados,
LabradoreS, AbogadoS Y Concentrates
AIpH0NsE -DOCKWmdER, &

4 AIRHONSE DOCKWIIGiER, can
Ididato para senador del estado. Es
i'm hombre de edad madura y de gran
de experiencia ehsel mundo comercial,
IHa resididn en- Ell condado de Santa
IFe por los. dltimos treinta y tres amos
lhabiendo .yenido aQui procedente del
lestado de Naeva York. Sp ocupacion
actual es de cultiYador de frutas y
|~comerciante. Cora del respeto y con-
lfianza de todos los que 10 conocen y
Is un ~verdadero representante del
pueblo.
r. m. JONES' candidate para re-
presentante. RI ST. Jones es uno de
los vieios RESIDENCES de Santa &c y
condado y ha logrado 81 exito durante
|su vida. No hay una sola persona en-
lei condado que no conozca personal
mente al ST.. Jones'. Is dueho y vive
en- su rancho de frutas que lieva 81
nombre, al ~poniente de Santa re y
Itiene en- operation I'm extenso negocio
de agencia de propiedades y de ase-
guranzaa. Por SIS caracter amable y
justo gosa de las simpatias de TODD
81 vecindario.
MIGUEL A. 0TER0. Hilo, candi-
dato para representative Este joven
es I'm native do Nuevo Mexico y eg
Ihiio del exaohernndor Otero. Fse
Eeducad0 en- 81 Institute Militar do Nue.
Ivo Mexico y los Institutes dc Wash
ington yla EscuelA de Levy Universe
dad de Lee, Es piembro del fOro de
lNuevo Mexico. Sc preeepto como yo-
lluntario con Ia Division del Coronel
Roosevelt. d0nde alrYi0. en- Mhrii de
Eiel7, despu6g entr0 on Lon Csierpos
de Aviacf0n Ameficanoa. Estuvo en-
I'll eArcitO dos ahos. qulnce mesea De
los cpaIes slryi6 en- lrancla. Ahora
pcupa n poslcidn de Aeistente del
Ayudante General del estado.
in. J0RANPfn candidate para
seoratarlp dol connadoa n 81. Grant
to o. IN 56ven de- cunisdades , habit
dad oxcepcloualoa. la residido toda
su vida en Cerfilion. Sfrfi0 por dos
akos dnrante ID Gran Guerra, panando
IA mifad de dlcho tempo nileude io9
mares y preet6 sue serxici1o acttvoa
en- 81 fronto dei hrEonh Durnnte ~
segviclo. fuso u postcidn De Feapcnaa
hlldad da secfesario del h4tali1n en-
81 Battalion de- Ametrallnaorne 1916
aggregate a cnaFio EitFclto nritanico.
m Ia aelnaiiaad e. 9frante Dc -
lcompahia DaAAiiD MercAntna comp
any "a cerxillo4s
yoaN gIIonaAkEEM. eandldafo
para Axaanll Mayor a ~. shoe
maker unna ~c,nriatnta ) nnis aAos o.
edad J ~ gfFiao ~ este cundAdo tnd4
80 VIDA. y por rdn&cueneza coupce .
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Ifras otlclnaa Al 81. Eafiana ceseha,
residents De Los ArEelaz. c~ailfofnia
oriando de Ntxico. , Qnien Wac = -
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07

~ ST. ]. 81 Sanchez, d Cuba. \,
n. vino 81 viernes Z a capital. d0nde
permanecer6 por aiguHos diaa, enis
fIend0 . Ia Corte Federal. y nos pagd
IL su~scripci6u por IN nno. 0rAciae.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07
"A los Votantes del Condado
de Santa Fe

Los repubIicanOS y den10crataS han hecho 2 un Iado
TODD espiritu de partido en- 10 concerniente al boleto del
condado, en- interes del buen gobierno. Nosotros desea-
mos sirvienteS del publc0 para que Sirvan alpueblo, " no
.~poZiticos que hagan que Ell pueblo les sirva 2 ellos.
Los canddatoSen Ell boleto fuSioniSta independents
del condado, son hon1bres completeness, honrados ydig-
nos de c~onfianza. EIlos fueron e~ScogidoS pOr Ell pueblo
para el servicio pubIico no son candidates que Sc han
irnpueSto pOr 81 niSn1oS.
Vengan todoS, ahora eS ell tempo. VanOS ~eligiendo e
los candidates del pueblo, Y abajo con los p~oliticoS bus
cadoreS de oficina, DOMINATES y services. Hablen y tra-
baien en- favor del Boleto de Fusion independents.
UstedeS, Padres, MadreS v ciudadanoS rectoS, que no
sancionan las caSaS de aSignacion, los garitOS Y venta de
Iicores cIandeStina que eStan arruinando a Ia juventud
de nueStra ciudad y condad0, deben SODOrt7r Ell Boleto de
Fusion ndependiente-u boet0 de h0n1bres linpioS "
honradoS, quienes estan coEnprornetidoS a dar una adni-
nistracion personal v e~ficiente enIas ofcinas de condado.
Par senador del Esdo Para ASSESSOR del Codado
ALFONSO DOCKWHLER JOSE IGNACO MADRL
Para Representatives. Para Comrnonados
Charles CERHART 4. f. JONES
FM ZONES 0@e FELIPE ROYBAL
MIGUEL A. OTERO, j. ANDRES PAcHEcO
Para Nuaca Mayor Para Superintendent de Eanehs
JOHN SHOEMAKER CHARLES GOOCh
Para ScnAano del Condado Para ARrTnesr lei Iondadc
/ mi CRAMTO JOHN H. WALKER
Para Tsorgo Para IuGLd rTs6sS
JOSE l. DURAN CAKLON AAKAD #
Bureau de Pubicidad del Boleto FuSioniSta
independents del Condado.
(AnuncO PoMrol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17

The Auction Bridge club was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Leila Has
CAN in North Barring axe. at their meet
ing ~ this week
Teachers ofthe Mckinley school VIII
enjoy their annual Christmas party a,
TN. school auditorium Monday evening.
Rev. George b. Jones. pastor Of tha
First N. E. church Of East Chicago
performed the wedding office Of Mr..
Floyd q. Myers, employed ct the In
tcrstate min. and Miss Deaha LandeiL
of Hammond. this week The couple
win make their future home at Ham
mond
A large attendance IS anticipated az
the performance Of Ruth. at tho Nc
Kinley Auditorium this evening. given
under the auspices Of the Lake County
odd Fellows and RebelSahs a splendid
east 81 characters has been solicited and
tho entertainment is gratis to members
and their friends Ida s Howell. Of
Hammond is directing.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jackson Of
Northcote ave have a little daughter,
their Grst-born. arriving Yesterday The
happy father is an employe of the L.
S. s. Lead Refinery.
Mrs. Robert Rurrei lof Tire WioSey
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17
DETROIT GIRL
STILL MISSING

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. I7-Poiice to-
day are patrolling the river in
launches and searching every island in
the belief that Mary l.. Caldwell. IS
year-old. missing since Wednesday. is
being held captive in a deserted hut
or hunting lodge on one of the islands
Of the lower Detroit riser. a note left
BY the missing girl In her kid glove IS
the Islander clew on which the police
base their hope OF sol5 ing the my stery.
Il read:
Il am being taken way by four men
in a boat. In great anger. The finder
OF this note please notify Mrs. Cald-
well. % Piquette av nue."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17

Club for the coming year. since tn
membership has attained the one hun
dred mark. The program is most re-
plete with interesting sessions. There
Is much knowledge to be derived
through the occasional visits Of IN
structors representing various product
concerns and the best uses that can
be obtained through proper and econ
omic survey The department has
made efforts to obtain domestic
science experts 10 visit the club here
more often and give members the adj
vantage Of trained service in the prep
aration VI the every day food supplies
A committee Under name Of the odd
Five viii give the first OF their an
nual dances at Masonic Temple, East
Chicago. tomorrow evening and invite
the public to attend. The Sterling or
ehestra viii render the music. the
Messls. Dwyer ManseM Croker and
Dixon. all Well known in odd Fellow
circles are leading in the arrangement
OF the affair
The ladies OF the United Presbyter-
ian church met TO settle their annual
reports yesterday and announce a sum
of nearly four hundred dollars as the
receipts Of their recent bazaar and
supper The meeting was with Mrs
\ Kelley in Hemlock street. The COM
mittees feel a debt Of gratitude to the
public assisting them in the success
81 their undertaking.
new dance orchestra made its pre-
miere bow to the public last evening
at the Masonic Temple in East Chi
eago. Music by Tempo featured the
dance given by Al Hassan Grotto 70
Masons and their families. The Tempe
orchestra is made up OF local youns
men DR. A. H. Pow. yiolinist Leonard
G. Smith. pianist. walter Williams,
saxaphonist: Percy Glover trombonist.
and Paul Skinner. drummer They
have a large library of excellent dance
music and are featuring all the latest
1920 music direct from Broadway and
the leading hits from current musical
comedies in New York and Chicago.
Their initial appearance comes after
nearly year spent in preparation adm
was received with enthusiasm
on Wednesday evening OF next week
the new social rooms Of the First VI.
e church Will be opened for a Christ
mas Fellowship party with cafeteria
supper served commencing at $50
o'clock. The public has an invitation
to attend.
An important meeting OF the Twin
City Circle. Daughters OF Isabella. win
take place this evening and all men,
bers are urged 10 be present ~ that
arrangements can be made for the
holding of a Joint installation cere-
mony during the month os January
with the whiting Circle, when the
deputy state regent viii preside at the
meeting An alternate to the conven-
ton Will be selected this evening.
A veritable toy emporium will be
opened at the Mckinley school on We'd
nesday afternoon of next week and the
public IS invited 70 view the display
While there will be many articles ex-
hibited that the pupils making them
have first privilege of purchasing. there
will be others that will be sold to those
desiring them The children who toll
in making the toys deserve the great
est credit and appreciation can be ex-
tended them by the public in their at
tendance az the display In the evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17
Twira City
NeUs Notes

The Rosary Sodahty Of st Nary's
church which has been entertaining at
several pleasant functions throughout
lhe year. held a Christmas party last
evening ina the auditorium Of he school
The diversion was the exchange of
grab bags and a We'll appointed lunch
eon was served The society promoted
the social affairs which has been gain
ing prominence TO form better ao-
4uaintance between the church mem
bers and the introduction OF all new
Corners They have successfully at
galned their aim manifested through
ne large attendance Of last evening.
The portfolio of music lost and an.
81 uuced found through the columns Of
las paper last evening. has been re
stored 20 its rightfuI owner. \ Saliva
Ion Army worker while out on duty
found the package and communicated
with The Times to make mention Of the
TACT The Salvation Army workers
end a helping hand in many ways and
deserve all the assistance that can be
given them at the present time in their
Collecting Of funds TO tide over the
holidays. families where restitution is
seally unavoidable
Mss Isabella Mills. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Mills of Drummond st.
Underwent an operation at ST. Margar-
IS hospital in Hammond on Tuesday.
The surgery was necessary owing to &
rondition existing from a previous OPP
ration which took place last July Mss
Nils is rallying nicely now and her
.aadition very hopeful of her soon be-
nag returned TO her home
Miss Anita o'Conneu OF Northcote
avenue has returned from Chicago
where she has been the guest or Mrs.
Joseph Brown LAWYER. who formerly
was Miss Jean Fife OF this city ana
with a party Of friends attended a
series Of theatre parties and luncheons
the Blackstone and Congress cafes.
Miss O'Conneu Will be leaving little
later TO accompany her mother. Mrs.
#, J. O'Conneu on q trip to Florida.
The family is at the present time MAX
ING arrangements for home coming fer
inc Yuie-tide when the two daughters.
Mrs. Leroy Alexander who was Nliss
Regina and Mrs. o ". Bliss. Miss
Iarguerite) with their families. oota
% Chicago. will be hero on that occa-
sion and totalin gabout sixteen guests
% be entertained.
Miss Rose Cease. a teacher in the
Mckinley school. has resigned her po-
slJion and departed for her home At
Washburne. Wis. to prepare for her
nuptials 10 Mr.. W. f. Argyle. asso-
eiated with the Sinclair oil Rehneries
of this city but presently located ID
Texas. Miss Cease has been rather re-
ticent about the date Of the affair but
through her close intimates il has been
disclosed that ~ is to occur during the
coming holidays. She was entertained
at many social functions prior TO her
leaving the city.
Diptheria developed In the iilness OF
clara Ault. twelve year old adughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ault OF South
Olcott avenue The little girl is under
medical attention and the house quar-
antined
There IS splendid outlook for con-
structive work on the part of the
members Of the home economic depart
ment Of the Indiana Harbor Woman's
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17

Anyone from now on is liable 70
catch cold. therefore you're in need
Of a steam bath. electric light bath. or
Il good hot plain bath and massage.
etc. Also you will have an expert
masseur ct your disposition Ladies'
invited. Daily. open from a. m to
p. m. Sunday from to 10 a m. Ad-
dress s47S Guthrie street. Indiana Har-
Dor Ind 12:4i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17
CALENDARS

Tho Levin Department Store. 5o7
Chicago avenue. East Chicago. has Just
received the 1921 calendars Call leave
your name and address and get one Of
these beautiful calendars. To children
only when accompanied " parent 1917: