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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
HE WRITES EN-.

Anastol Friedland is the boy who has
written a bunch of songs.
Friedland is a regular song factory
and he has turned ont a bunch Of hits.
He is appearing In person with Alma
Adair and others this week at Keiths
in ''Musicland"
Nile. Diane, the French Chanteuese.
and others are on the bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
CANCEL FACE

Opening tonight at English's Is Vic
tor Herbert's Angel Face" for a week
engagement
From all reports it looks like thi
show will be able to deliver the goods
Music and dancing Is It's strongest SIP
peal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

The Welfare club win give a subseT1p-
ton card party at the Department club
April .. The proceeds will go to their
charity fund,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
| NEW YAUD.
THE PARK

IhE EALSAs
Dot Davidson is the leading player in
1.-The Pacemakers" at the Park all week.
Herk Kelly and Damsel produced the
offering and have installed a chorus and
several leading players.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

Mrs. Joseph r. Joiner and two chill
dren Of Montclair, N. J., are guests OF
Mrs Fred Gardner, 4f3t North Meridian
street
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

Delta Delta Delta pledges will give q
party for the active chapter tonight at
the home of Miss Dorothy White, 35it
North Meridian street. The program Is
TO be a surprise stunt" with some take
offs" on various guests.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

That describes the interior of Mr.
Smiths theater since extensive improve
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
A GOOD INVESTMENT

FL Centre. Cal. Jan GA million and
three Quarters of idle n..ney mostly
the proceeds of a bond issue, has been
invested by Imperial County in United
States Certificates of Indebtedness,
which will net the County $4,000 a
year or $4,000 a month as long as the
money is left in the Certificates. Ow-
ing to a California statute providing
that no bank shall receive public
funds to an amount in excess of fifty
per cent of it's capital and surplus, the
money had been lying idle.
Imperial County's innovation will,
no doubt, be adopted by many other
counties and school districts through
out the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis
trict which have county and distric
funds lying idle because small banks
in outlying counties are unable to re
ceive for deposit proceeds from bono
issues. Even many of the bigges
| banks are compelled to refuse public
deposits because they have alread,
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
MORENCl NEWS
Continued from page Six

Morenci center almost every time
with very little effort, and this also
counts for the magnificent team
work
Numerous fouls were called by re-
fierce Routledge, although the game
was not nearly as rough as many that
have heretofore been played. The
constant tying of the score rendered
the game very exciting and interest
ing. When the whistle blew at the
end of the second period, the score
was IS to "a but Morenci still had one
free throw The Morenci forward be-
lieving that they were ahead tossed up
the ball carelessly and missed the
basket He later found out that Nor
enci lost by one point. If he had
thrown the ball up carefully, the score
would have been tied, and in the 9th
er five minutes of hard playing, Nor
enci would have easily cotton ''tht
bacon.
Nborjoc CorahaIJf
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
Messand, sidi Bal Abbes and zudi

Messand, Sidi Bal Abbes and Zudi
Ben Ali.
In order to direct this hetergoen-
eous conglomeration of humanity, in
terpreters were pressed into service
and stationed with megaphones at
different points on location to
shout orders in Arabic, Persian, Hin
du, and other oriental tongues. When
the scenes were in action, tht weird
concentration of alien tongues, mixed
with the neighing of horses, the pecu
liar whine of the Asiatic ruminants
and the yells of the Mohammedans
and Hindus, would drown out any
street of Cairo" cacophony ever per
petrated
See it Tuesday January 25 at the
Lyric.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23

the part of the French, to show the
appreciation and feeling they hold
not only to those who failed TO return
from overseas, but to the mothers and
fathers who gladly gave their sons.
1t is planned to distribute the GER
tificates thru the American Legion,
and all those persons who are EMIT
led to receive them should communi
cate Immediately with E. P. Lynch
Post Adjutant, giving the soldiers
name, and organization, and the name
and address of nearest relative.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
ORIENTAL "ExTRAS"
PLAY WITH WARNER
Interpreters Necessary to Direct Per-
SLAMS, Arabs and Hindus In Spectu-
lar Scenes of "The Man Who Turn
ed White.

"The Man Who Turned White,
the first of a series of Superior Pic
lures distributed by Exhibitors Mu-
tual and starring H. B. Warner, the
noted English actor, is spectacular
and vivid drama of the great Sahara
desert.
In order to realistically portray the
big scenes with their Bedouins, Der
wishes, Mohammedans, Oriental dane
ing-girls and African atmosphere,
particular care had to be taken in
selecting the proper types.
Camels, too, had to be secured, for
a caravan is shown traversing the
desert with Bedouins in wild pursuit
on horseback,
Jesse D. Hampton the producer and
his assistants rounded up every
desert character in southern Cali
fornia for the production, among
them a bunch of real Mohammedans
with tht tongue-twisting monickers
of: Zebachnech Bib, N'Har MI
'Lech, Laid al Khan, Mohammed Ben
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
CHARMING DAUGHTER OF ARIz.

Mrs Wolcott, of Ell Paso, who was
in Clifton this week called here by
the death of her mother, Mrs. Owens,
was formerly Miss Callie Slaughter
of Springerville, fine flower of Ari
IONA womanhood. Prior to her mar
riage she had taught in the schools
of Aizona and is a graduate of the
Northern Arizona Normal at Flagstaff
No state produces finer type of wo
men than Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
reached the limit provided by law.

Treasury Certificates of Indebted
ness, the last issue being for four and
enc half per cent interest and rum
ming for six months, December Is to
June Is are as rule, short time pap
er, making them particularly adaptable
for the investment of county funds
awaiting expenditure.
Robert E. Smith. Director of the
Wa, Loan Organization of the Twelfth
Federal Reserve District, in letter
tc County Treasurer Barton of I'm
perial County, said:
"You are to be congratulated as
, county official and personally on the
| husinesslike manner in which you
have employed the idle funds of I'M
perial County, which will not only
net the county handsome return,
otherwise lost. but at the same time
aid the Government in financing its
war debt Our counties, not only in
California but in every state of the
Twelfth Federal Reserve District,
will follow your example.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Continued from Page One)

AS the time was passing quickly
And the years came and went,
He was happy, Oh, so happy,
With the coins he had not spent.
So he planned to start business
One that required little wealth,
He would be so very moderate
And still protect his health.
His first days were not so happy
AS had been planned by him,
But Ike kept on steady and steadier
With more determined vim.
He was always very careful
OF all transactions which he laid,
Not cent did he spend freely
But took rare of those he made.
His business grew day by day.
He had more money to spare
But he kept on saving more
For money was very rare.
Soon his business was well-known
To all people far and wide,
He had made a name at last
Without the use of pride.
But death came unexpectedly
And gave him fame as a gift,
So he stands as an example
AS one who had practiced Thrift.
Napoleon Gonzales
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
Charles Carabelli
FRANCES GRATITUDE

Word has been received by the
Lloyd C. Hill Post of the American
Legion, that the French High Commits
sion, at the direction of the French
Government have prepared engraved
certificates which are TO be given to
the nearest relative, of any soldier
sailor or marine, who gave up his life
in the Great War.
These certificates are an effort OF
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
TO The Dyspeptic

Would you not like to feel that
your stomach troubles are over, that
you can eat any kind of food that
you crave? Consider then the fact
that Chamberlain's Tablets have cur
ed others-why not you. There are
many who have been restored to
health by taking these tablets and
can now eat any kind Of food that
they crave. Obtainable everywhere
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

For the kindness shown by friends
in the recent illness and death of Geo.
III. Cosper we wish to express our
gratitude.
The Cosper Family
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-01-23
Dry Goods Markets Continue to Advance as
BUYERS Place Liberal Orders for Spring

A GAIN this week we have sharply advancing market
1Arefectng in nouncertain manner the trend upward
that always follows liberal buying Some fine goods
have been advanced much cents yard wholesale
and many staple fabrics much higher There seems to
be nothing sight stop the wild orgy of buying which is
boosting prices almost hourly bringing about condition
that causing conservative element trade deep
concern Talk of still higher prices is everywhere in the
air. freely predicted that next week would
advances would make those of this woek look small in
deed The wild scramble to get goods continues undated
and succeeding advance spur buyers to
newed efforts to buy up everything in sght-Dry Goods
Reporter JAM 17-20.
We fortunate in having placed contracts for Spring
Merchandise early in 1919 and will continue to give
toners the benefit of early purchases We expecting
large shipment of spring Gnghams Voles and Organdeis
Don't fail to them the time you i'll the
Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
N, !, STOCKS


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change for tu, n.ta,T u"r ont, '" l"'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
GOVERNOR CORNWELL
CALLS LEGISLATURE
IN SPECIAL SESSION

fh"tI"-i"u u'ri p"v''""' I"h"
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H"u,Iuv h' w"uId ,nIl nU ''iI" r"HHl"h
81 ihr NnrI Virginia I'VIHlntur" !" IA
ruurlI" At MOON go Iu'nilny. H"pl"Wh"'
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nit w"ir"u 81 Ih, nInl" ~ H." l"RhIy
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
IRON REVIEW

New YorL g~pI . Tho rn'.'ut' At
among lndc pendent stool unh''r =" '"Y
or InCTcphrd production costa recurring
from higher froAah ration. h"" h'' ono
distinct ~ l"ndinH "p"rnl"r7 '""n"d 10"
cards Of r1lrnH n few days hE" Prov"
ing FOR 81 10 30 Ahvnu"" 90 wlr"
pryyducta and sheets. Tn" hHrn pro-
In moRt Casru remain unAI'"r"h ""
nemI- nnlahrd market IL In hotter i"n,nE
With prices unchanged FORGING n,''"'N
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and pIRtsr Nr~ atr"ug "nd ~Af''
shapes mr." hC'iN"
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rnodcratc tho market ~ Tlr"nR an"
showA an advancing tendon III, ''a.
cd making costs and 'tln '"N" rr''""
arc responsible hut m" tlEh' condition
OF books Is prirn" factor. =" most tur
naccs arc sold far ah"nd. IN som" case"
into hrSt place or lS-l 49,,
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ket In August with tho trad" "thHMht .
tho copper market is now In h"tt'r t'"l
lng as moro activity IL b"ihE "'""h %
buyers Som" orders hay" p""h p'n''I
isieIv on the hnals Of 10 cents pound
nuotcd for a long period hy IN" IhtR'
sellers but ono large agency "iuFeu l"
take business at this figure. looking Tor
an upward movement
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roand 1, at Iow "hh and tn" market IN
Two cents pound lower ina" 'aH'
week. owing to defines IN London "nNy
silYrr aud sterling exchange La *
stocks an hand hsrc ii" not Md Htf'"S'h
to the undert"u' ,.,..,,
Lead il easy. "~tmG :" IhrEo TOT 'h
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~ cents Tor hath ~" l"I" anu "
Louis but some t"nnhF" was "n''rn
h.r. nj 50 cents The prOdu''fh quote
. cents and 49, cents.
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easier owing !" purchases !" E"h
and lii ~IIhnmd 81 InIG" lii"f''''"""
shn,t,s, hntr SIN - felt hut %" en-
wont nr 10 r"Ini, nioIy u" ''"'' =
louis aud 80 '"nis H'w '"'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
WARRINGTON

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which unr i,"r,rrr"h r''"'HI h"FH aga
by Itnrhard Ilatkr"n. 81 ihlT 49, ''""'
a. r. uu,I., changed banda H"'"I'l"y
roorninE and although NJ T"'''' nay
vet he nson - ht" f'r"'' IIa' 80 ""''
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viii accept "th"T ~"rh ""h ~" 800
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sons ability
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Karat Marnulr 10 r"unhn ""'"''h'n""
al a rnarahmnil"~ toast ffIh"t "N'"'"H
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by all
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nor friends Friday evening In h"n"' "'
her suoHtr ~" MlrH's llu'h ''"''"','
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and Misa FlulEc ltr"~u. nf h"fFNh'"~i
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
BENWOOD
c. {. CARR|CAN WILL
SPEAK AT WOMEN'S
MOCK ELECTION
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nr rnrIrriInu ~ u fn"thnll eleven
meeting will hr h"lh uh"r'lv Tor III"
election 81 II captain ana "ih"r "iftr"rH
Council Meeting
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lrlI
H.,u' CIuh,r { owing !" IA" hr'' Tu""hnN
of the ru"nih cunning on IA" lnt""' r'H
Wihl" date. September rms IN IN"
urst for n length az tim" ih0t hhS h""h
held thrr" weeks nfi"r Ia" previous one.
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whirh coutnInod fI,' Tue GnSF
~" nrnur" committee viii meet on
Monday evening IN" auditing Of IN"
city Iav rnll ~ uSuHl viii h' the only
important hir'u""i"u
Union District TSAoheru
\ meeting Of the NIL linton school di'-
trIct 1.anh"rs VIII he held his morning
at ton o'clock shnrr IA. ia" Mon hlHh
school building and NIL AZ" requested |"
hr present Important s"h""l discus
sI"us Will L." hr"ught ur. with few
,rihrr routine rrh""l mntt"r-
BsnWood Briefs
Miss lHr"I ruinpIs"u. local - h""I
Teacher returned hnIu" after spending
rhc Iunu w,cN with ntondr IN Marl""nn.
! Ia
I ROW urn,L 81 %"rrh Mai" 'lr"rr was
Il ,IsIIn, al lhr k,rr, ''nIup Nr-i'idrr
August H,h,i "I H"uth Mnrnh"N
rrrrT sI.uu Sunday ~Irh nlrnhs :"
N,und-N!Il
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g. rr,i,h h,,", I.,i", .,iu.t sIo'nhi"E rho
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COAL OPERATORS
TO Be SUMMONED

I~r,l I,'''nt lUr -" rnri ~ '"ni
rt~ rrirrr ~ ihc r"tih,ru hnf ~ W0rI
VIruIpin viii 10 runio ~ ih- '"IuIng
rc-rIup 81 Ih' 1'ulI'i UIpto- court ~
NnrIlu-hurF on ErpI"tuh'' y accord
Iug ~ nrnuUn""I"ru' mnhn hY
'nitcI r'nirr NnrHhnl = T. smith Int
evening
'rhcrc will 10 NJ l~nr' 80 "r"rni"rr
rIrnrnon"d md ,v"rv "p'rnI"r IN Wh""l-
Ing district ~ lucluh"h ~ IN lir'. ~.
rnrding 10 III" Inar-hnl h"r' i'Hn n
dn1cu uuhpOrnnru urrN - un l"r1'
rnnl mon Saturday and ih' remainder
will hn served Monday n IL HRtd
"Distri~t Attorney stuart Walker ~
To slit tn" charges OF proh-
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Aan InnnMENT

Irrnr- nUin. 'hr"Urh hir attorney
w T. Urnd-hnw hrp l"ft notice In or
ruIt cnurt tina on S"utcmher 2Hh fhCv
would arpeer hcf"r" tho iudTr n' r'r"nf
rrur, ard move that Judgment I've EiN"n
,hcm nFairSt Y. g Gnrv md I0hn l'NN''
Tor $500 40 fnr Advertising In IN" Mo
r-.r-..,r' t:1S I"urUr'
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,oo,,,y :, tho ,crv bottom" said NJ.
smith aud II Is his intention WneD
tho cvihcur" iuEtih"". TO AJAX for IL
df,tm,nts under ~" lever act.
Mon hal" al ~, hc"u placed uno3
arrest Ter charging ~ ton TOT coAI.
n very TOW arc selling coal for such
n high price.
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NORTH SIDE.
Warwood ana HIGHLAND
WARWOOO TO HAVE
QUIET LABOR DAY

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h'l"" ""l'"''" ,,,r,i,,,, I,n, ~ nn,i
has w"rh'h -" """' ''' w. r.,
Nm tod H. w.. V'''''
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Thr !, - Z " baud i"ur'd ih"
.,uuiy ,rri"rdry Ih' Ir"i nl"p ""F
made ~ Biucrtun". wh"r" tho "'i"nh'h
,hurrl aud ir"m th'r" ih"' ""n' !" "l'
f,r"nI lrInIa lhr"uEh"ul the county
rluy Ing ut many Hi"pn