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en-; road for his work. and has made
Il little boy of 3 years the hero OF
his story. Probably the name OF the
great many patrons pick their en-
tertainincnt by the title of the play.
but II Is safe to say that long be-
will be telling their criends Of the
big photoplay at the broadway The
alter.
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How an elusive hairpin completely
chnhEeu thc course of womau's life
and finally brouEh, happiness to her
self and her husband when only toll
Grafton had existed between them he
tore, j. revealed in the NV photoplay
in which Enid Bnnctt Will appear al
the Bijou Theater tomorrow, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Robert Warwick In kiities is n fea-
inre of The Fourteenth Man" the
picture which * coming 20 tn. Biiou
Iheaicr next Thursday. Friday and
saturday. He has the role OF an
officer IN a. Highland regiment. whose
paoit Of always helping out the un-
derdoG gets him into difficulties and
forces MIN TO Zee the country.
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4 WfSc Lion.

The proprietor OF a mcnagcric re-
latcs that one OF his lions once had
i thorn taken out OF his paw by a
French lieutenant in Algeria The
I'm aftcrward ran over the list OF
officers belonging to the regiment
OF his bcnciactor and, out of graft
tudc. dcvourcd all OF superior grade
to tho lieutenant. who thereby found
J nsclC promoted TO she rank OF
cIioncl.
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1.-The Prince Chap"

The indiScrctons of small children
often cause embarrassment to :hci..
parents and others. In The Prince
Chap the picture coming TO the Isis
Theatcr all week. the innocent words
of "a little girl cause what appears
at the time to be Il tragedy o: tho
heart. but which later urns out for
the best.
The Prince Chap" is Declared to
be a photoplay of more than ordinary
appeal 1t is the story OF Il sonti-
mental sculptor in the Soho d;stric,
of London. where the struggling art
lists live and work. At the death OF
Il model, he becomes the guardian
of her little child. and his life be-
comes charmingly bound up with thai
of his Iirlward as she blossoms into
womanhood
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Cham,,cr., Novel I.i,rmcd.

What Is probably Robert ". Cham-
bers' most popular society novel.
The Fighting Charce," is now .,
Paramount Aircraft picture. and will
bc on view ut the Odc,on Theater two
days. commencing tomorrow. The
story Ccnters around the fight made
by stephen Siward. the descendant
Of long line of aristrocratic and
diSsipatcd New York ancestors. to
overcome his inherited taste for al
Cohol. His love for Sylvia Lands
is finally the saving grace.
Wednesday only Roocrt Warwick
Will be shown in Jack Straw" IN
which he is supported By Carroll
McComaS and II star east. Thar. day
Charles Ray will Toe seen in parts
Green" the story of Il stranger" in
Paris. Friday and Saturday bring
Nazimova in The Heart of a Child"
one of her greatest productions.
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very keynote OF J. Warren KERR
gan,s latest picture. Placing the
audience Oh "qui vive." tantaiiziug
them with suspense aud battling them
with the mysterious workings OF a
decidedly original type OF crook ring.
IS said TO have been the purpos. OF
Raymond q. Hin, the distinguished
playwright. and author OF "Hara
- Neil. who wrote The Green
tlamc." which is the Offering for
Wednesday and Thursday
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the newest tni-s
starring Harry
oliler IN many re-
otodramas in which
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At the IironhNYnr.

y treat is promised to Broadway
patrons for the coming week. when
Manager Ken Finlay presents his
irst fa!l booking OF SupcrDroGuctious
Tho Jack Knife Man" by ELLIS
Parker Butler. Probably the best
known book by this popular author
Is PIGS Is Pigs" which had sucn
tremendous popularity some years
ago. IN "The lack Nnifn MINI III,
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81 the Biucbird.

human stun,
Nrrsal production.
arey, and said 10
SpcctS from tho phc
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Hotel Man Burned to Death.

Des Moincs. lowa-C. NJ. Lodge,
Of II hotel mt ConcOrdia,
Kan. was burned To death in n fire
on the seventh floor NJ the Hotel Fort
Des Moines before guests In adjoining
rooms discovered the blaze. Lodge
was found by fircmen after they had
battlcd their way through the flnmes.
lyi~ across the threshold of the bath
room. his clothing burned off and his
flesh incinernted tn II crisp. lie wns
breathing when he was lifted into mn
ambulance. but died on the way to a
hospital.
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TO PROBE TRAM STRIKE
JUDGE SAYS JURY VERY REPRE-.
SENTATIVE BODY OF CITIZENS
TWELVE PROMINENT BUSINESS
MEN SELECTED TO INVEST.
GATE MOB ACTIVITIES.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver Aug. i3.-'rhc special grand
Jury called by Judge Clarence j. Nor
ley 10 investigate the recent riOiing in
Denver has been completed. The twelve
men accepted were sworn by George
Mcl.acllnn, clerk of the West side
court, Immediately, and following II
preliminary address by District AttOr-
ney william Il. Foley, were charged by
Judge Morley.
Deliberations have already begun
and witnesses for the state will he
heard at grand jury headquarters in
room 81 OF the county court house dai-
ly until the investigation is completed
by the body. The jurors have agreed
to remain In session from 10 O'Clock in
the HnOrning until noon. md from = I'M
iii i y. III. daily, and also to hold night
sessions when thought necessary.
District Attorney Folc! and Judge
Morley expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with the men chosen.
Mr. Foley referred to them as II very
representative body OF citizens upon
whom can depend for thorough and
impartial investigation"
In charging the Jurors, Judge Morley
said:
"You nre instructed that malicious
or wilful disturbing public peace,
fights. nffrays. assembling for the pur-
pose Of disturbing public pence or per-
hitting IN unlawful net and refusing to
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Robberle. con.inu. In ireland.

Dublin, Ireland.--I'he holding up
and robblng OF mail trains and mail
motors by armed and masked gnngs
continues. A pnrty boarded n Dublin
southeastern trnin Mt Ferns. taking all
the official mails. Twenty raiders held
up mail car near KIlbrlttnIn and
seized six bugs of mail. Postal off.
cinls with mails from Buncrann, naval
md military center. were wnylnId and
the mails taken. while official letters
were removed from another train held
up near Buncrann.
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Father and Daughter
Get Relief by Eatonic

r. ]. Powell. Sweetwater. Texas,
says. "Eatonic helped me at once.
but 1t was my daughter who got the
marvellous benefits. She could not
even take a drink Of water without
awful misery, but 1t relieved her; she
is feeling much better. All this from
one box. SO send me four more at
once"
Hundreds Of people now take
eatonic; one or two tablets after each
meal keeps them in good health.
feeling fine, full Of pep. Eatonic
simply takes up the excess acidity
and poisons and carries them right out
Of the system. OF course, when the
cause Of the misery is removed. the
sufferer cannot help but get well.
You will find 1t a quick. sure relief
for heartburn, indigestion. sour, acid.
gassy, bloated stomach. It costs but
trifle and your druggist will supply
you. II you don't feel well, you eivo
eatonic q test. Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
VIII Meet In America.

Washington.-For the first time
since the organization In 1850. the In
tcrnntionul Congress Against Alcohol
ism vii, hold it's annual convention
this year outside of Europe. meeting
here Sept. II. and remaining in scs-
sion for II week under the auspices of
the State Department. Sessions will
be held in the Hall NJ the Americas OF
the Pan. American Union building and
the Civic Center Auditorium Of the
centrnl High School.
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Calls Baseball "osadIisss Sport"

New YOrk.-Dr. II. "A Coughlin in
the New York Medical Journal calls
baseball 1.-The deadliest sport" His ar
tlcle gives the results OF investiga.
ton from 1905 to 1915. Baseball
heads the list with 284 fatalities"
wrote DR.. Coughlin. Football 10 SEQ
ond with 2l5: auto racing third with
1913; boxing. fourth with 1O5. Seventy.
seven cyclers and flfty.four jockeys
lost their lives. fifteen wrestlers per.
ished on the mat. fourteen persons lost
their lives playing golf, nine were
killed at bowling and one at lawn
tennis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Swine Show October %th,

Chicngo.-The ham and bacon show
and the corn show, which have bssn
fixtures ut the national swine show,
have been eliminated this year to con.
ccntrate on tho livestock end. the Ma.
tional Swine Growers Association IN.
nounces. The exposition will be held
at Dies Moines, opening Oct. 4. Some
Wild swamp hogs, such MS nre still TO
be found In parts OF the United States.
will be shown by way OF contrast with
improved hogs.
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10000 REDS CAPTURED
ROUTED SOVIET FORCES LEAVE
FIELD sTREWN WITH CANNON
SUCCESS OF POLISH ARMIES
LEAD DELEGATES TO REJECT
RED PEACE TERMS.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Warsaw, Aug. 2O.-The Polish often
sive is in full swing. More than 1O.OOO
prisoners, thirty cannon, 300 machine
guns and thousands Of supply carts
have been captured. The Poles have
occupied Plonsk, Pultusk and Wyskow.
Owing to the Polish pressure from
the northeast it, is reported that the
Bolshevists are withdrawing their
forces which reached the Vistula south
of the Prussian border and to the
northwest Of Warsaw.
The Warsaw sector In rapidly being
cleared. North and northeast of the
capital the Reds are being showed back
by the Poles. who are following them
up all along the front, using artillery
in such quantities rs to cause great
confusion among the invaders, who are
on the run.
I.ondon.-POlish delegates at the
Minsk conference have refused to ac-
cept IL peace condition advanced by
the soviet for the disarmament of the
Polish army unless the Russians dis
arm. says wireless from Berlin, quot
ing report from Minsk.
Paris.-POlish forces are advancing
with undiminished speed along the
line running from north of Warsaw to
Wlodawa. about 40 miles southeast OF
Warsaw. Principal interest, however.
attaches to the maneuvers of General
Pilsudskis forces. Massed reserves
which he had concentrated mt IvangOr-
"d have advanced sixty miles In three
days and effected junction with an
other army operating from Cholm.
United, these armies are within eigh
teen miles Of Brest-LitOvsk, 100 miles
east OF Warsaw. and have now prOba-
bly, reoccupied the important center Of
communications. which the Reds were
reported to he evacuating.
The initial tactical aim Of this man.
euver, say military experts. Is more
than attained. as the left wing Of the
BOlshevist army, based on Brest Ii
tOvsk, has become separated, the Red
center is being held before the forts of
Warsaw and on the right they are re-
ported In critical situation. Accord
ing to the latest news. the Poles have
almost reached their next objective
the course of the middle Bug below
Brest-I.itovsk. Once attaineyl. 1t is he
lleved the retreat Of the BOlshevikt,
concentrated In the Sedlce region. will
he cut off and they will be left with
only one way to retire beyond the Bug
North Of the Narew, the Polish left
wing Is continuing to advance and IL
now well up In the fork between the
Narew and Bug.
Near Thorn, In the Dnnzig corridor
northeast Of Warsaw, fresh troops
have appeared. They surrounded the
Red dctachmcnts. which reached the
Vistuln and removed all dnnger to
communication between Warsaw and
Danzig by the vistula and also cleared
the railroad from Danzig to S0ldau.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Tennessee Ratisiss Suffrage.

Nashville, Tenn.-Thc amendment ex.
tending equal suffrage to American
women was ratified for Inclusion In the
federal constitution. the Tennessee
House voting 20 to 70 to concur In the
Scrnte resolution. adopted % to 4. The
action made Tennessee the thirty sixth
state 10 approve the amendment which
lacked only formal certification by Sec.
rotary "f State Colby to complete Its
acceptance.
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Poles CUT OFF
RED RETREAT
- iNA
GENERAL BALocHoWicHZ AIDA
POLES HE HiNDERING RE.
TREAT OF soLsHEvsrs.
BREsT- uT0VSK FALLS
THREE eoLsHEvIk DIVISIONS
ARE REPORTED ANNIHILATEp
BY POLE ARMY.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Paris, Aug. 2l.-General Pilsudski's
army has reached the Middle Bug river
according to plan and is marching
down the stream to join the army ad-
vancing up the fork between the Bug
and Narew rivers toward OstrOlenka
with the object of cutting the Warsaw
nue. of retreat. Down this road, the
Reds are boiling, prOfiting by the large
numbers OF horses in their possession.
The fact that they have these horses
Is said to account for the comparative
~ small number Of prisoners taken by
the Poles. Up to date, seven Bolshevik
divisions lave been cut to pieces and
all their guns captured.
The Polish right wing, advancing
from the south Is now before the forts
OF Brest-Litovsk and part of 1t has
crossed the Bug river in the direction
Of Kovel, thus providing safeguard
against flank counter attacks. Polish
forces In this region are supported by
Il Ukraininn division and General Bal
Acknowledges Russian volunteer army
which had remained in POlesia, east Of
Brest-LitOvsk and to the rear Of the
BOlsheviki.
Eerlin.-The Poles have taken Brest.
LitOvsk, according to Warsaw dis
patch. The dispatch says three Bolshe-
Wiki divisions were annlhilated in the
operations around Warsaw.
Warsaw.-Poland's army IL rapidly
following up the retreating enemy
northeast and east Of Warsaw, and
further successes for the Poles are re-
ported. The recapture Of Sokolow,
Drohiczvn and Bialn, with thousands
Of prisoners and great amounts Of war
material, is reported In the official
communique. At Sledice the Poles
captured armed volunteer Jewish de-
tachments composed Of local cOmmun-
lists.
To the northwest Of Warsaw the Boil
shevists attacked Flock In a drive de-
signed to carry them across the WIS.,
tula river, where there is a pontOon
bridge, hut Polish counter stroke
broke the attack. In this operation the
Poles were aided by civilians, pho
fought side by side with the infantry
men.
A commupique just received an
nOunced the repulse by Polish infantry
Of a detachment of General Budenny's
soviet cavalry. which had reached Win
Mkt, nine miles southeast Of I.emberg.
Peasants in the region of LIpno,
southeast Of Thorn. are reported to
he fighting the BOlshevists with axes
and scythes. Newspaper accounts Of
the operations there say the peasants
are taking no prisoners.
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rwie. Charged with insan.,elde.

Newark. \. Charged for the sec.
ond time within three years of having
murdered her newborn infant. Mrs.
Joseph Ehrlingcr. IL years old. nwnit-
ed action by grand jury which will
determine whether. she IL TO go on
trial for infnnticldc. Mrs. Ehrlingcr
was arrested when police were in
formed she had strnnglcd her infant
daughter and disappeared after wrap
ping the body In n newspaper. She
was acquitted OF n charge Of murder.
Ing = baby son three yenrs ngo.
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He Should Have Known That.

Visitor Ito small girl hugging a
large Teddy bear, whose boot-button
eyes convey the impression of a pro-
nounced squint)-Well, little girl, and
what do you call your nice new bear7
Small Girl (gravely)-His name Is
GLADLY" same as the one in the hymn.
Visitor (mystified)-What an earth
are you talking about. child? Which
hymn?
Small Girl-You know. The one
that says, "Gladly, my cross-eyed
bear"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
"Easnish thu coun,a..

The veteran Scottish caddie was out
with nm old gentleman who. BY the
time the twelfth hole was reached, had
been in most Of the bunkers en- route.
and had succeeded in breaking club.
II think l shall give up at this hole. :"
he remarked at last to his indignant
caddie.
"Na. na." retorted the old worthy.
"Feenish the course. sir, flemish the
course; we've got four clubs to smash
yet. an nine bunkers to dae It mr.
Edinburgh Scotsman.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Mrs. Wilson Donates Gown,

Washington.-An evening gown worn
by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has Just
been added to the historic collection
of gowns worn by the wives Of the
Presidents In the United States Nm.
tional Museum. The dress. mounted
on II mnnneIuin. IL Of black velvet,
trimmed with jet and lined with elec.
trio blue silk. II WINS worn mt Pan.
American hail In Washington jus,
nfter Mrs. Wilson'S marriage to the
President.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Fireman savss wife and Others,

San Francisco. Cnl.-Capt. +. r.
Courtney Of the San Francisco fire
department rescued \ score of persons.
including his own wife. from eight
frame apartment buildings here which
fire damaged to the estimated extent
NJ SlOO.OOO before II was brought I'M.
Her control.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Civil war Veterans Killed.

Lorraine. Ohio-Cnpt George Nor.
ton. 81. OF Los Angeles. Cal. and Ly.
man Knowles. sS OF Elyrin. Ohio,
Civil War veterans. were Instantly
killed when they were struck by an
intcrurban car near here,
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Floods Do Bio DAMAGE,

Honolulu, r. H.-TremendOus floods
have swept portions OF the islands Of
KyOshu and Shikoku. southwest Of
Honshu. the principal island Of the
Japanese group. overwhelming towns
and villages. with an enormous loss Of
life reported. according to cable ad-
Vices to Nippu Jill, Japanese language
newspaper Mt Honolulu. Parts Of the
western section of HOnshu were also
reported inundated. The floods fol-
lowed tOrrentinl rains.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
auh Wrecks Shin.

Newport. Il. 1.-The old schooner
ttascs Of Boston was struck by = sub
marine which wnS coming to the sur.
face outside this port. The schooner
was Hight and her crew with II fair
wind sailed her into the inner hnrbor
and came TO anchor before she settled
and went over on her side. Her crew
escaped. The submarine Is believed to
have sustained no damage
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Corporation Reduces Capital.

New York.-'I'hc capital Of the
United States Grain Corporation was
reduced from Sl5O.OOO.OOO to Its orig.
innl S50.0O0.0o0 ut special meeting Of
the board OF directors. In accordance
with nm executive order signed by
PrcsidcD Wilson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Appsal 70 hiahsr Court.

~. Paul. MInn-A e. Townley.
president ~ the National Nonpnr'Isan
League. and Joseph Gilbert. formerly n
league organizer. appealed to the Stale
Supreme Court from their conviction
aud nincty.day Jail sentences on
charges of conspiracy TO promote dis.
loyalty during the war.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
Fully Eoreeean.

do you think Gladys was surprised
when proposed to herr" inquired the
happy youth.
about as surprised" answered Miss
Cayenne. "as n candidate who has n.
ceived formal notification that he has
been nominated"
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26


Nashville, Aug. 23.-F'rOm the snarl
of legal and legislative technicalities
that have eninrshed Tennessee's rntifi.
cnkon of the suffrage amendment
comes the prediction of the Tennessee
constitutional league that the injunc-
ton against certificntiOn OF the ratifi-
cation obhlined will prevent enfran-
chiseInent of American women for ut
least year and II hnlf.
The Constitutional league, which has
been fighting ratification on the ground
That the stute constitution prohibited
the present Legislature from acting on
the amendment, made its prediction in
IL message to the governors Of Vermont,
Connecticut, Florida, Alabama, Louis
iana and Delaware.
WashingtOn.-Suffra leaders In
Washington. while still hopeful that eff
forts to rob them OF their ratification
victory In Tennessee will come to
naught. are nevertheless apprehensiye
over the situation and determined to
reimbursement.
The next move Of the suffragists
probably to he made will he to move
for dissolution of the temporary in
junction issued to restrain the Tennes-
see officials from signing the resOlu-
ton of ratification and thus make rat
ificatiOn possible.
Assurances hnve come to leaders Of
the National Woman's party here that
there will be no trouble about dssolv-
ing the Injunction and that everything
will he all right In four or five days.
But knowledge of the laws delays and
fears of some possible development
that they are not looking for make the
women who have been fighting the
long suffrage battle II bit nervous over
the situation.
Should the move to dissolve the in
junction fail. the suffragists must then
appeal to the higher courts. and such II
course might tie the ratification up too
long. Some of the women leaders fear
there liz n political plot brewing to pre-
vent them from voting In the coming
election In order to save certain candi-
dates for high office who have been
fighting the suffrage movement They
were not rendy. however. to make any
charges To this effect. They wanted to
wait to see what happened ut Nash
vile before speaking out.
Miss Alice Paul said that her re.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
cutleura soothss Baby Rashs,

cutIeura soothes Baby Rashse
That itch and burn with hot baths
Of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better. purer, sweeter, espe-
cially II a little Of the fragrant Cuti-
cura Talcum Is busted on at the IN
ish. Csc each everywhere.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-08-26
INJUNCTION May
STOP SUFFRAGE
LEGAL ACTION IN TENNESSEE TO
PREVENT ENFRANcAlsE.
MENT OF WOMEN.
LEADERS APPRENTICESHIP
INJUNCTION WILL BE FOUGHT
OUT IN COURTS At
ONCE.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1920-12-30
COMING HEREFORD EVENT

The L. M. Evans Hereford sale at
Haigler, Nebr., Jan. 9Th, 1921, will
be the Hereford event of the season.
Mr.. Evans is selling 60 lots of good,
big, matronly cows Of the breeding
type, of good blood lines-real quail
ity kind. The cows are bred to his
good herd bulls--Royal Domino, by
Otto Fulscher's famous $4,000.
Prince Domino; Repeater 18th by j.
ID. Canary's $830000. Repeater 63rd;
and Woodrow I'd, a Beau Donald
Beau Mischief bred sire. You will
never have better opportunity to
buy quality Herefords' as this sale
will afford. They will never be as
cheap again as they are now. Send
for catalog to J. M. Hoilingsworth.
Manager, Cambridge, Nebr., or L. M
Evans, Owner, Haigler, Nebr. . The
sale will be held in the fine new con-
crete pavilion in Haigler.
vii, b. s4 ss:ssss "A ssAa. :sss; VIC
furnish financial references.