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New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
PRETTY SCREENS STAR DISMISSED BY JUDGE
Judgment Is Suspended in Breach
 Of Peace Charge

Natalina Bucchin. the 20 year old pretty little screen star. who was ar rested yesterday afternoon by Officer William McCue on the charge of breach of peace, appeared in police court this morning to answer that charge She admitted striking her husba md when he refused to let her see her child but denied telling him that she would hire Black Hands to kill him if he refused. Judge John H. Kirkham heard the case and sus- pended judgment.
 According to Natalina, she has not lived with her husband for three years and has only had one chance to see her little boy in six months. In her testimony she stated that she came to New Britain about three days ago and first met her husband walking with the child on Arch street. She followed him to the Hotel Grand where he was staying and there the quarrel en- sued in which he struck her in the face. When asked by the court as to her present occupation the young lady stated that she was a moving picture actress and was under con- tract with well recognized photoplay company in New York city.
 On the stand this morning the actress's husband testified that he did not care to live with his wife and that he had brought suit against her for divorce on the grounds of de sertion. The case is to come up be- fore the superior court some time this month. Mrs. Bucchini was arrested in this city about year ago at which time she tried to abandon her infant child. The child at the present time is with her parents in Italy she stated.
 On being told that she could go she promised the court that she would not create any more trouble with her husband but would await the verdict of the superior court as to who will have custody of the child She asserted that she is to leave for New York city this after noon as she must return to work.
 The case of Peter Chefnyski
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

President Wilson, advocates of suf- E.frase- in the state were prepared to- day to bring ratification of the suf- fraGe constitutional amendment up for a final vote.
 The presidents entry into the con test was made last night in teleSra 5 to Senators J. l.. Frazier and Milton Burr urging them to support the measure. Frazier and Burr were the only democrats to oppose ratificas ion on Monday, when a 14-to-14 vote was converted into a 15-to-13 defeat ot. the mea ure by a tactical shift of q, senator for the purpose of permit ting him to postpone reconsidera ton.
 Senator Jesse A. Bloch, now in Call ifornia, also sent his colleagues a tele- gram last night asking that some pro- vision be made to record his vote. ,.l favor of the measure. This would be unnecessary, however, if either Fra Zier or Burr needed the presidents S
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
ARMENIANS PROTEST
 AGAINST PARTITIOI
Ask Americans to Assist in DowIli Allied Plan for Disseminating
 Their Home Land.

l New York, March 3.-Declari] that the Allied premiers have tent| lively planned partition of -Armenj the American committee for the il an appeal asking Americans to prl test such action and also to demal the end of Turkish rule there. I'll committee. headed by James W. Gel ard. former am ssador to German urges political. civic, commercial a11 other bodies to communicate with il president and congress to the end { th| this ancient martyr nation may ] liberated and preserved.'' The proposed plan of the premi e Il dividing Armenia into four unequ1 parts, according to the committd follows:
 Its Mediterranean littoral which also its richest portion. has been. al signed to France. Its central pro, inces have been annexed to a prd protection. It's northwestern portior have been left under Turkish soNe. eighty. And what remains of it made into an Armenian. rcpubli which comprises about one-tenth ( Turkish Armenia and parts of Rus sian Armenia. Proposed Armenia thurs shut off from her 1ittorals O both the Black and Meditcrranea seas. landloc1ed. and robbed of le chief resources-cannot achieve re9 independence or self support as q na tion.'
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which caloanel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for week and note the pleasing effect. I0c and 25c a box.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
REPUBLICANS CONVENE
Kentucky Conference of 2,OOO Dele gates to Choose Representatives to National Convention of Party.

Louisville, Ky, March 3.-More than 2,000 republicans of Kentucky were in Louisville today attending the republican state convention. which was called to elect four delegates and four alternates from the state at large to the republican national con- vention in Chicago. and to formulate plans for the republican campaign in this state.
 A. T. Hart, republican national com nitteeman from Kentucky and Governor EdW1n +. Morrow, were said to be virtually assured of en- dorsement by the convention today as two of the four delegates from the state at large to the national con- Vention.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
HAS FAREWELL PARTY.

Miss Henrietta -ANelrod cntertaine a number of friends at her hom: Tuesday evening, at q farewell give
 to Miss Frankie SilEcrman. who returning to her home in Montrea after spending ~tle winter in Ne' Britain. The out-of-town guests wer Miss Esther F'rohnlan. Miss Edit
 Hirshberg and l.. Schwartzman. , New Haven; Mir. Sim onson, of Mid dletoNn, and $. M. ANelrod. , WaterburN.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

Rich milk, matted grain extract in Powder
 No Cooing-Nourishins - Dixestible
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.

Copenha gen, March s.--Danis I dock workers have refused to unload d Dutch ships or handle Dutch goods in the harbor of Copenhagen, talSit 5 this stand out of sympathy for the striking Dutch workers.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

cha arged with non-Support was cd
 tinued until Monday morning pendi| investigation by MT. Connolly.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03

appeal. Neither has indicated what effect the presidents m essa ge had.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-03
WILSON SUPPORTS "SUFFS"

Constitutional -Amend, ,nent Is Up for Final Vote in West Virginia Today: President Photographs Approval.
 Charleston, W. Va, March s. Backed by the telegraphed support of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Aprons in the Clearance Sale

a boy. Indeed. he had lived life
that had left him scarce more than
a boy. all these years alone on tho
outskirts Of the world.
lie motioned 10 them TO put the
hat on the bed beside him. Il want
IL here" he said after time. NOV
ing rcatieSsly when they undertook
20 take u from him
He touched II with his band. At
length he reached out and dropped
bed. now and again turning and
looking at " the best he might, labor.
Ing as he did with his torn lungs.
looking at II with some strange sort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

OF reverence in his gaze. some ire
mendous significance.
Amt she fines" he asked OF his
friend. again with his astonishingly
winsome smile: a smile they found
hard TO look upon.
A half hour later some man down
the road said TO another that the
sagebrusher had croaked. too.
That is TO say, Sim Gage. gentle
man. soldier and patriot. had passed
IN to the place where men find re
ward for doing the very best they
know with what God has seen fit 10
give them as their own.
TO BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Remove Roots as Well
as Surface Hair
Something New and Differently

The chemist who discovered the
remarkable hair-dcafroyinR proper
ties Of phelaetine has conferred a
genuine blessing upon a multitude
on women. This peculiar substance
seems to paralyze and shrink up the
hairs 20 which u ~ applied. right
down To their roots---and these hairs
come out very easily and quickly,
roots and all, before ones very eyes
Phelactine Is perfectly odoriess,
n o n-irritating, u o n-poisonous a
child could eat II without the least
harm. Not to be compared at all
With depilatories or electrolysis. II
yes the skin 20 soft. smooth and
Hairless, no one would guess you
ever had moustache or other hairy
growth. II you will obtain stick
rbf pbelactino from your druggist
and follow the simple Instructions.
you Will certainly be more than
pleased"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
MEN AND WOMEN ARE
THINKING ENTITIES
Aged Blind Couple
Burned to Death

LIVERPOOL. Eng. July IA
blind and crippled retired sea cap
tain named William Trudgett. and
his wife. who was blind In one eye.
were burned to death in a fire at
their home in Seton Park. Tho
captain. who was ~ years old. had
habit Of smoking in bed and this
Is believed to have caused tho fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

tho air from somewhere up above,
somewhere beyond the edge OF the
canyon.
"Better tell those women 10 stay
away" said Flaherty TO the young
lieutenant The latter met Annie
Suulrca AT tho door OF her house,
calculating. demanding. questioning,
weeping. all Mt once. II waa with
difficulty that she was Induced 20
obey tho general orders Of getting
inside and keeping quiet.
other men came now. telling Of
the discovery of tho dead Chinaman
near the lighting station. The bits
Of information were pleced together
hurricdly. this and that 20 the other
Doctor Barnes had seen the lights
play on the sky. had heard echoes
in the mountains. lie now reached
tho scene. coming at top speed up
the canyon trail In his car. lie met
answers already formed for his qucs
tons.
"rhey got Sim" said Wild Gardner
''Waidhorn---"
lilo hurried into the room where
they had carried the wounded man.
why. OF course" said Sim Gage.
duly. "f'll be all right. After
breakfast I'll be out again all right.
I've got 10 NO over and see-f'vc got
60 go over 20 her house and 500"
But he never told what he planned.
Doctor Barnes shook his head 10
Fiaherty after time. when the
latter turned 10 him In the outer
room. The big foreman compressed
his lips.
He's done good work. the iad-'
said Fiaherty: and wild Gardner. sun
standing by. nodded HIS head.
Mighty good. IL WIS him got the
chink all right--hit him twict out OF
three. and creased him onct: and
like enough this Dutcbman first. too.
Tell me. Doc. amt he got a chanel
10 come thruf Can't you make II
out that way for poor old SIM"
I'm afraid not" said Doctor
Barnes. The shots clos. 10 an
artery. and like enough he's bleed
lng internally. because he's cough
ms. His pulse In iumpy. It's too
bad--,oo damn bad. lie was--a good
man. Sim Cage
"ha' was ~ Nhh'es asked May
eako' over IN inc" mousse. There
was shooting. Was anybody hurtg"
Some OF the hands got TO mixing
y, "No sn"ukh' AAua ANNE hefseli
pale ana hhaAlhs ooht know
was m, oouS hu'ts
hhNsht haa uhie 70 ma OUT.
oh' my '"oi SiA' wiEht We" never
com" OUT mere TO TINS country At All
want my hiother' hh,s VIVA,
want M SICK Win All thiS. she
o"s"h 10 cry soopihg openly. MARY
cage now the strohker' drew the
shls mead a"wn INTO h~r own arms
ion mustn't cry, shid she. An
NE. we've got TO pun togethefE
i guess 30. haald Annie. sobhing.
p"th OF uA but I'm 10 lonesome
m no awfni scared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Somebody's Always
Got a Kick, Cornine

MANILA July 7.-Strong protests
against the extension OF the Pacific
coast shipping regulations TO the
Philippine Islands are being sent
from all parts of the islands 10
Washington. II is contended that the
American government Is adopting
the principles Of Spanish colonialism
and would use the islands for the
OF its own trade only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
Lack Of Protection
Costly to Islands

PAAfPANGA. T.. T.. July 7.--Inade-
quate fire protection has resulted in
the loss OF "a lives and t2.0i5.000
property destroyed by fire in the
Philippine Islands during the first
four months OF the present year.
Columbia Colo Is better.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
DIVORCED,
REMAIN
PARTNERS
Doctors McNeile. Once Hus.
band and Wife. Retain
Same offices


Los ANGELES. July Tn dun
gold letters on an ONCE door an one
OF the largest Office buildings In Los
Angeles there are two names;
DIR, Lyle McNeilc.
Or. Olga McNeile.
They are both well known physi.
clans and they once were husband
and wife. Many OF their patients do
not yet know that they have been re.
Gently divorced. no quietly was the
decree granted 20 Dr. Lyle McNeile
on the ground that he had been de.
serted by Or. Olga McNeile.
PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIP
NEVER MARRIED
But altho their marital and sentl.
mental tics have been sundcred. aitho
Shcy have acknowledged TO them.
aokives and the world that their do
nestic life has been failure. their
professional partnership has not had
n ripple OF inharmony to mar their
successful joint career.
Because woman has found she
can not care for man with that
strong. deep. intense passion which
alone makes marriage. Is that any
reason she must lose respect FOR him
and sever all business relations"
asked DR.. Olga McNeile yesterday
afternoon at her Office.
People do not think Il strange
that n man may be an excellent sur
Econ ana yet know nothing OF paint.
ing. law or music. This Is a day OF
specialists, and some men specialize
10 intensively that they can only be
good doctors, artists or musicians
and nothing else.
being a successful husband Is
profession in itself. and few men,
i think. can have any very notable
success along more than one line.
DIR. Lyle McNeile is certainly keen
and skillful physician. but as hus-
hand he is impossible.
NO.PI.ACE NOW FOR
PETTY PREJt DICES
IF university training and a pro
fessional education are TO do any
thing for womcn at all. one OF tho
first things she win learn is that pet.
~ spitcs. personal .prejudices and
grudgcs have no place in the modern
world. and that II she Is going to be
mans equal and climb with him
shoulder TO shoulder TO the summit
Of any professional success. she will
have to accept things in that give
and.s~ise.' matter-of.fact manner that
he does.
My former husband has the same
nj ~ n ~
since we have a practice which Il has
taken years to build up. since II IL
much more practical and economical
sr occupy the same Offices with the
same secretary. nurse and stenog-
rapher than for each to have sep
nrate ones. I see no use and no ad
lingo In sevcring business rela.
uonships and each beginning anew a
professional career which has been
pleasant. HARMONIOUS and fairly sue
ccHxfftl in a financial way.
MEN AND WOMEN ARE
THINKING ENTITIES
zone reason the average domestic
tyne OF woman sewers all social re
lat3on with n man when she breaks
an engagement with him or gets a
divorce from him. Is that she lets her
mind dwell too continually. too NOR
bidiy on sex.
swe call II a sign OF intelligent
growth that both sexes are getting 10
q point where they can consider each
other as thinking, responsible. inteili-
gent entities. and not merely as emo
tonai animals"
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

BEAUTIFUL new six-room pebble dash bungalow, garage and lawn.
 bIilt-in bookcases, buffet and fire place; screened veranda and sleeping porch. all rooms finished in ivory ex- cept kitchen and breakfast room which are n white enamel: laundry tubs and gas range: street being rayed. Located near Sixth Ave. and Roosevelt. Apply direct to owner. P. O hox 1O5T os
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
A ClOse-in Home

I OFFER AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUY IN A HOME. LOT BOX I25. LOCATED IN THE NORTH WEST PART OF TOWN ONE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE. NEW, NOT FUR WISHED YET. IF YOU WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH COME AND SEE
 ME ABOUT THIS. J. L. GRESHAM. ~CONTR ACTOR q S 9TH AVE, If
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
On Moderate Terms

We have three automobiles that will be at your service in showing you all of these houses so that you may select the one that was really meant for you. so call us for appointment We will come to your address, show you these places and return you to your home within an hours time.
 Hoping you will call 3390 early today, We are yours very respectfully.
 BARNEY. SCOTT OR HULETT,
 TEXAS CITY REALTY co.
 B w. Monroe dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
Suburban Home Near New Count
 Club Site

Suburban Home Near New Countr
 Club Site Just off Central avenue. on hard caliche street. with cement curbs and sidewalks, and one block from car line. This is six-room brown stained shin gle house, exceptionally we'll built and finished. It has AN ASBESTOS ROOF AND AIR SPACE, MAKING COOL HOME IN SUMMER. The 1iv- ing room and dining room have built-in features; there is a large linen closet in hall- way, fine bathroom fixtures and medicine cabinet, pantry, laundry tubs in screen kitchen porch and refrigerator drain to outside. There is a wood stone table on each side of kitchen sink. Kitchen is con veniently planned and is wired for electric range. Solar heat CT and range are both con nected with hot water tank and range goes with the house. The hardware and electric fixtures are of the best. The floors throughout arc of ma pie except the kitchen and bath There are three airy in side bedrooms, with a closet in each. besides a large screen sleeping porch. The lot is large (75x165), there is a good garage: there are a number of citrus and other fruit trees. grapevines, and roses We recommend this fine home at SS900. Terms. Furniture may be purchased if desired.
 HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 Realtors
 IA West Adams St. 2
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
FOR SALE

gh TO CLOSE AN ESTATE@PROP- ERTY AT 36S N. FIRST AVE Brick house of twelve rooms and five-room cottage in rear, all furnished and rented for over s120-0O per month. Furniture goes with houses. Sale at public auction, Monday. March 29th at 10 a. m- at premises. J. H. Langston. administration. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
NEW HOMES
33 East Adams

CONVENIENT TO NEW GOLF LINKS AND TO BUSINESS TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE HOMES JUST COMPLETED BY US ON MCDOWELL ROAD. SUBSTANTIAL AND WELL ARRANGED
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
Two Home Bargains

OWNER OFFERS FOR 10 DAYS ONLY. CHOICE or ? SPLENDID HOUSES, BOTH MODERN AND STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. ONE NEW BRICK PEBBLE DASH OF , ROOMS, BATH AND 2 SCREEN TORCHES, HARDWOOD FLOOR, NEAT FIX TURES AND GOOD PLUMBING AND ON BIG LOT WITH SHADE. GRASS LAWN AND PAVED STREET AND CAR LINE.
 ANOTHER BRICK OF ROOMS. BATH AND ONE SLEEPING PORCH, ON CORNER LOT. WITH GARAGE NICE LAWN AND SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED. FROM A PIANO TO A CAN OPEN FER. THESE ARE BOTH SUBSTANTIAL AND VALUABLE. PRICES AND TERMS ARE FIX TREMELY EASY. OWNER MUST SELL OR WILL LEASE FOR SIX MONTHS. 1924 WEST ADAMS. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
For Sale Houses

~~~ese~~es|---~eseses>ss FOR SALE By owner, 5-room, mod ern pebble dash house, Capitol addi- ton. s3SOO. 5000 cash, the balance on easy terms. For information. write to Mrs. Joseph Willett. Verdi. Ariz. FOR SALE-New modern pebble dash brick, 4 rooms and screen rooms, oak floors. Ready April l. $500 cash balance monthly. Sl7 N 9th Ave. See owner at S29 N sth Ave
 dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
One of the Very Best

Brick house, double wall. cemented ofi the outside: grape arbor, garage, with cement floor; fireplace, French windows, large airy rooms. Splendid bullt-in features. strictly modern and rp-to-date; cement walks. lot 56 feet front and c10 feet deep Fruit, roses. chicken runs. fine location. ss000. Half cash. One of the best bargains in the cify
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

FOR SALE-By owner. Look. listen 4 new bungalow houses. just about fin ished, fireplace, all built-in features, on pavement: terms; $2000 will handle them Phone 1906. Al
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

No. 549 consists of 8 rooms. baths, large screened sleeping porch; also large screened living porch and comfortable veranda; per- gola, living room 16x26, maple flooring in rooms, fine sunny breakfast room, everything in the way of built-in features, mirror door, fireplace, furnace, etc.; four bedrooms and break fast room in old ivory and 4 very large closets, artistic color scheme throughout. Lot 67x 130, irrigation ditches covered, large garage. paving (cost now $575) all paid. Cement walks to be put in from pavement to alley. Price of ,000 is req sonable.
 No. 537 consists of , rooms, screened rooms. bath, hall, large yer anda, pergola, maple floors in 4 rooms,, mirror door and all built-in features, large attic, arranged with steps, for stor- age and high roof, which in sures a cooler house; the 2 bedrooms in old ivory, fine tinting: lot 63x130; large gar age. Paving (cost now $535) all paid. Price sS000. Terms. Franklin D. Lane
 6 w. Adame St. Phone 12s4 dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
 FOR SALE Ten lots, four houses, between 7th Ave and 9th Ave. on Harrison St., right on track. Price $20,000. Terms, half cash.
 R. M. TUCKEY 16 East Adams Phone 15S6 Residence Phone S994 dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

Dandy 5-room brick bungalow. Mod ern. up-to-the minute: fine location. $4000 Good terms.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 40 E. Adams St. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
Special Bargain

Modern Groom brick, completely and well furnished, located close in on cor nel lot. northeast s650o. Terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

Small grocery store doing good busi. ness. small rent. Price $S50 cash
 SEE KILBOURN OR JELLY WITH
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

2Z acres land, with Broom frame close in. Price s2500; terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

FOR SALE-By owner, Groom brick, furnished or unfurnisfied inn mediate possession. Call evenings at 637 N. 9th ave. or at Orange Blossom aCreamery: phone 14S1 during day. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

A GENTLEMAN all-wool, tailor made suit size 42. 325 \. 4th Ave dp
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
For SaIe-Houses

4-room frame, we'll located, $500 cash will handle. balance monthly.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29
Arizona Homes Realty Co.

MODERN Broom house for sale by owner; located where property is bound to increase in value; old shade and cement sidewalks Price s2600; easy terms. Inquire 1909 s. First ave
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

4-room brick, on car line, modern in every way. Price $3500; $500 cash balance monthly.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

New 4-room frame, strictly mod ern, in blocks of car line. Price $2500, $500 cash: terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

31 N. 1st Ave. If WILL sacrifice strictly modern 5 room brick house in good location. with plenty of shade, for s3500; $700 down. balance like rent. Inquire IF N. 2d ave gs