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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21

Odpoyed spojencu M nnlniiky
lurccke mirovt drlcgace prot pod
minkhm mim obsahuje, iak ~
sdsInie y Versallli. hrolbu, ~ Tnr.
ri vytIndcni budou y Evropy M
vscchny cusy, nedojdeli k podc'
psini smlouyy. Odpoy6d spojcncn
byla olcyzddna tnrcckd delegaci Y
sobolu T. hodine odpoledni .~
Siejne ndslcdky meIo by obchdzc.
nj miroyt smlouyy 'rurky onebo
ncyyhoyani jejim opoifcnim.
V note spojencn sc pruyi ~
lureckd vldd0 Sc domniyG, ~ jc
meme aodpoyddnon IN vdlku neil
.ieji spojcnci n 10 T,rccko u
pfiainy ic oprdyneno k addosll o
mirnejsi podminky Spojenc ysnlt
nemohou pflpustiti iohoio pred
pokIndn. Spojcnci prayi dale vc
syd note, ~ 1urccko ystoupilo do
yhlky bcz nejncpairntjSi piidiny n
zayfcnim yodnich 1ain pred spo,
jenci. 'rurrcko prodlonSilo vdlku
nejmtpt o diva roxy, prayi 80 Y nof
Il dale, u zpnsobilo 2irdiy spo.
irncnm iIAci ziyoin isicli mil
liond libcr sicrling0,
"liisioric stykd mezi Vysokol
Portion velmoccmi. prnvi sc V
note ddlc, 'po dlouhon dobu pred
vilkonsj jc nepfciraiiou historic po'
MlSn zakonccni ndsinosli Bnl-
Larskn, Mnccdonii, Armenii o jim.
dc, nasiInosii, ktcrf yolaly k svt.
oomi ecIGIio svdta" Odhaduje So,
~ cd roku 1914 turcckh ylhda ne.
ehala poyrnadiii pod zhminkon "
d1nliyf reyoInce 100000 Armen0,
zahrnnjc Y 10 zcny n ditky, n w
pudiln ~ zcme ancbo dcporloyan
vice iak 10000 Mk0 n 100000
Armcnh,
"Vlada turcckh nsjeDom ~ no.
chrhniIa sy$ch poddanycb pred
drancoy0nim, ndsiInosimi vraa'
DAM, nsbra sama byla zodpoyed'
nou IN fizeni n orennIsoghni nh
silnosii vhdi Iidn, kierdmn byla
povinna ochr0nou, jak tomu na'
syedcnji teinf dikazy,' pravi Sc
Y note dale. N tfto pfifiny spo.
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ny krajiny, jez obydIeny json
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ho, cd tnrecktbo jha "
Doi}kajie So op0tfcpi ohlednf
Smyruy, nota spojenc0 prnv, u
ivbude 10 mflI zadndbo 6tinklI
m obmczeni obchodu V hnatolll
Saopak, prayi Ne dale, syobod'
pfistayistt bude zaruccna Spo
jenci yc syf odpoytdi tyrdi, zc
dnsIedkn mirovT smlouyy zhsfan'
Turkim nhrodni stat y yelkoi
produktiyni rozIohou 4 10 ncni "
smIouye niccho, 90 by 1ureekl
zabra1oyalo, ably ~ stal0 prGspc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
SpoJENCI POnROlllI TURK0M Wy.
TlACENlM I EvROPSktnO k0N.
TINENTU NA vSECKY easy
Turecko obvinsno prodouzeni valky = Dopu
sto Sc tetnych zlodinu = Situace Male
ASH je pima nebezpe6i.

rujici ndrodnosli, provcde II ~
dolri rcformy.
pokild poncchdni cafihradu ia.
ltn hIayniho mtsla Tnrccka V brl'
doucnosii 81 iStc, spojcnci WIN.
dfuii slime pochybnosll radno'
st toholo kroku yzbledem k znc.
nliyhni moci lurcckm vlddot Y
mnulosll, Y u26yerltu noia mluyi
o molnosii, H. spojcnci budou MI.
ceni vyiloditi 'rurky Evropy ma
yzdycky, slunow dcseiidenni
lh0lu, Y ktcrt 'furci mohou pri.
jmouli unrbo amilnouii mmoyol
smlonYn.
McziIim siiuacc Male ASH j.
sldIc ydSnejsi, Mhozi nepfcdpoia-
II Ndtuici problnSuii, ~ mIroyd
smolya Turcekcm, Y jeiW dn-
slcdlm ncilepsi fdsti lGcck6 fisc
bndou rozdtlcny mcai RUNE @
vropslG yclmoci, zbalkanisuje cel$
Lcyani, Valkn cSisiujc dncs od
fcrnfho more NJ X mofi MrytmlI
| II Turci n Araboyd bojuji SO sbory
anglickymi, francouzskymi q re-
pkVmi Y pelG fudr mist
Palestine, Syrie, cilicie. Mnaio-
n Thracic naltznji NJ Y naboaen'
sktn yfeni. Mnhomedhui vraadl
uncbo dcporluji Rcky u Armeny,
kfcsiant ysude 50 Stayi na obrn'
M, kdekoliv j. to moano, Rnsli
bolscyici vyvijeji syhj yliv ysndc,
kdc pfichdzcji do styku = Tatary'
spojujicc talk asiiskS z6pas So
syou biievni froniol cd Baltlku
k Cerntmu mofi n popuzlji maho.
nlcddnskS sy6t X siIntjSimu odpo-
RI sIibcm dalsiho spojcni Sc 50.
vftsk}m Rnskem prosifcdnlcigiln
Rnmunskn n I,nIharska, Bolseyici
prohIasuji, H. podrobi NJ obt jmc-
novanf zemf, jakmic bndmn boto'
Vi : Polskcm Mali Y 1mysln tinlo
zp0sobem zmafiti zdar snah An,
glie o oylAdnuii Turecka prostrcd
nimvim podpory feckych territorl'
hlnich tuzeb.
Prayi se, ~ Rllsoyt chovaji no'
dtji, zc podafi So jim zisltaii no.
prostou kontroln Cafihradn Y pfl
! padt porhaky oska V kruzlcl
/, vysoktho nfednictya ~ prohlaslt
j., H. Angle Recko stoji osamo
ccny W vymdhnld miDy(
smIoIlyy 8 Tureckem. Json jisi6
ua2natoni, die nicbz ~ dh solIdli
ze Damad Icrid pasa, yysIoycnI
nngInil, niyofl novon inreeko1
j yladu. jez podcpisc mlroyor
smonyu. ItaIoyf stoji proil smlol
/ VI h Francie ncDi nj take spo
kojena Oyscm 20 iakoyrm po
depsdpi bylo BY nnno jestt jed
natl = Mustafa KcmaIcm pason 4
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
T'urecky sultan po-
depise mirovy pakt

70 scb6zj tnreckfho kabinciu.
koDanb pdtek mjnulfbo tfdpe.
prosIyebalo NJ V cafibradf. NJ
byIo rozbodnnio miroyou smIouyii
podepsstj, bnde.Ji Turkhm poskyt
nuto zostoDpeni W sp6yf Smyf,
~ u Thracjs, btegou zfidf hekoyA
70 poyyznje ~ ~ DazpatNnj. N
Turci 'bndm ~ doaadogstj smiael
NJ sdminjsfraees pro iyto 0bJssli
Hylbzif 0 spoleenoi administered
Smyrny u jeJiho okoIj w Turkhm
jedoh, ObJast fato m6 pro tire.
pkg obcbod yeIk0D dhjeziNst
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
ICuyerner Cox dohodl
Sc 8 presidentem 0
otazce Svazu narodI

Guycnbr James NJ Cox y Ohia,
dcmokraiicky kandid6f pro 1fad
presidouta spojenych Sthth. ma
ystfyiI presidenta WiIsoDa V ~.
Irm dome V nediIi b strhvit y MIN
cclou h0djnu Y rozboyoru 20 kon.
rercncj bylo mnamcno, ~ mezi
preadcntskSm kapdIddtem y pre-.
sidoDiem dosIo X pine dobode Y
ot6zcN Sy1nu nhrodh, K0nfcrencc
TITO S1fasfnil ~ mkh Franklin
ID, Roosevelt, demokraticky kan.
djdat pro dfsd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
liozboyor ycdsn byJ mn p0rtikU M
Ijjaol strand BjIhbo domu . nikdo
yedIe jmeDoynnyeb WI NUN nA.
byI mn pfjfomen. Pozdfji Cox 4
Roosevelt ob6dyali 4 DrcsidsntSm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
Spojencihroz Turk1m vyt|aeenim Z Evropy

ieii yprnsi poynluil yiltRs'vi ~
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D. nova sirnna ,iska Anaenon
podporn iak od rcpnhlikhnh TAX
demokrniu. ,ylAsie y gemedelskl sch
disirlkicch n y prnmysloyfch %
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-21
STRANA FARMARU
A DELNlKU UTV @.
r E N A v CHlCACU
Farley P. Christensen =
Utah kandidatem IN
presidenta.

Z IPUnnftNNiiNhf H'hihhi ihtNN' wv
dafilo 81 ma poradach. zahajenych
koncem pfedminnltho iS,lne a do.
kontcnSch pocdtkcm minildho ~
due, po dlouhyeh Sporcch o ~
sady n spoletnS poliiicky ell zalo'
ilii tfeii obtanskou stranu pro
nadchazcjici pl@sidcntske volby.
ponavndl hlavnimi cintcli Y tech.
to poraddch byIi zdstupci organI-
saei falmdiskych u danickych,
nova strana pojmenovala 81 far
mdfsko.delnickou
,lcdnim z hlavnich ciniteln or
ganisaci tieii obtanskt strany byl
senator Robert NJ La Toilette y
Wisconsin,, smutne prosmlS svou
'nnosfi V scnatn Spojcnych Stain
| IA valky. aysak ncdosialo SO mn
nominacc za prcsident0, jak Ne
vscobecne otekavalo. Kanddatcm
farmdiskodtlnickd strany sial Sc
Farley =. Christensen, prdvnik 70
Salt Lnkc city, Utah, kterv pfi
| hlasoyani wiidzil mad Dudley
Field Mnlonem n New Yorkn, ri.
skav 1872 hlasn proii ia u pdl
hlasu. jca vraeny byly pro poslfzc
jmcnovnDth0,
Platforma tfcti obcanskd stra'
ny, jca piijata byla po dlouhSch
tahanicich, mliae byti oznatcna ~
, radikalni. Dslnicka sknpina do
minovalo pfi forlnovani prohldsenl
zdsad n vdtsina jclich poaadnyko
do platrormy byla vtelena. PrvnI
jcii Gldnck. oznadcny jako 100
procentni amerikanism, " addd cd
goldni zdkonil prot spiondzi, krl.
minalnimu syndikalismn a pobu
foydni II dozadujc sc obnoycni OBJ
tanskych svobod Il amerlckych
doktrii, volby fedcralnich soud
Ell, ziizeni iniciativy u refcrenda
Toto referendum mi go vztahova'I
jmcnoyitt na vhlcGnf ot6zky, Wy
jimaje pfipadd skuteen6ho vojen
skfho vpddll,
V druhtm cIdnku 50 z6dd za II
zndDi Irskt republiky n sov6tskf
ho Ruska, jakoz | Sva2u narodi
IN tim 1teIcm, ably doslo X cd
siranani vsech kralti u valek Mlu
Vi We tn take proti vhlce y Mexi
KEN Y zajmu Wall Streetu. Iad(
10 dale 0 zruseni diktdtorstvi nac
F'ilipipami, IIawajskymi ostroyy
Haiti, Dominikdnskou Republican
Porto Riccm, Kubm, samoou
Gnamen.
DaIM dlanky pojednavaji 0 de
fmokratickf kontrolc industrii, ve
fejntm vlastnjetvi ysccb podniki
ycfcjnostl sIouzicich, vladimir
yIastniciyi u demOkrafickf kon
froIc zelczuic, dold, olejoyycb po
zcmkn u tclcgrafnich u telefon
Mich linii, povzbuzov6ni prosperi
i ty farmhfh rozsifenim vepkovskf
no 1vfrn, obmczenim farmhfskfb'
1djemnictyi q spolnprnci, bonnsl
pro byyaIt yojdky u vyslovuji 81
proti spotteboyateIskym DAMN
4 Inaenh obsahlym je fIanek
! d1Inickych pozadaycich, kter6n
j kritisnjc 50 koDgres, 10 neyyloyD
sprayrdIiygm pozadnykdm delhi
Il k6, zddh NJ 0 nznhni prdya dflni
cfya, osmihodiDoyg prncovni de-
u H.hodinoyy pracovni tgder
!, podpory ye Nhn o nezamesino
/. uosti, Mnseni soukromyeh op0ffo
yafeIen price, pNcc pfistehovoI
ce u yymhhhnf zakona nhmofDl
! cieb, VedIe foho zhd5 ~ 0 zfizcn
fcderalpfho odborn pro akoIstv
Tfefi obtansU ssrans Depoeift
am docfli yftfzstyi fohoto rokl
! NejopfimjstidttjM jeji stoupen'
.Iocckbvsjf, Tn ziskh mezi 100000
.Isz 4,000,000 hIssh ' podzimpic
!, yoIbheb, coz bnde mnlym cjniteIe,
+. W yrIkFm zhpsyu vMebni y6d'
move strsny WAX o6ekAvsji ryehj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
Body of Negro Who Died in France
 is Returned Here

The body of Eddie Mack, negro sol dier who died in France February 24, 1919, of pneumonia, was received yes- terday by Fl. l. Holderness company for delivery to Cresy Mack, mother of the deceased soldier, who lives on ru- ral route three.
 This was the first body that has been brought back to Pine Bluff Fourteen of the S80 bodies that re- gently arrived in New York were ship ped to Camp Pike, one going to De- witt, one to Fly Dorado, one to Lousi- ana and 10 to Texas, besides the one received here. The body was enclosed in a regulation metal casket shipped in a wooden case. An American flag, five by nine, was attached to the box The mother of the deceased has the privilege of keeping the flag if she desires, and if not, it will be given to the American Legion.
 A metal strip is attached to the box on which is inscribed the name, rank and organization of the dead soldier. The strip was taken from the marker of the grave in France.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
TOBACCO HABIT DANGEROUS.

says Dr. Connor, formerly of
 Johns Hopkins hospital. Thous-
 ands of men suffering from fatal
 diseases would be in perfect health
 today were it not for the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop, the habit no wbefore it's too late. It's 9
 simple process to rid yourself of
 the tobacco habit in any form. Just go to any up-to-date drug store and get some Nicotol tablets; take the mas directed and To-; he pernicious habit quickly vanishes. Druggists refund the money if they fail. Be sure to read large and interesting announcement by Dr. Connor, soon to appear in this paper. It tells of the danger of of nicotine poisoning and how to avoid it. In the meantim try Nj cotol tablets; you will be surprised at the result. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, July 27.-Mercantile pa per 8; exchange steady. Sterling 60 day bills 3.74; commercial 60 day bills on banks 3.74; commercial 60 day bills 3.73 1-2; demand 3.7S 5-S; cables 3.79 3-8. Francs demand 7.82; cables 7.84. Belgian francs demand 8.28; cables 8.30.
 Lire demand 5.52; cables 5.54 Marks demand 2.54; cables 2.46.
 New York exchange on Montreal 11.78 7-8 per cent discount.
 Government bonds irregular; rail- road bonds irregular.
 Time loans strong, 60 days, 90 days and six months 1-2.
 Call money strong; high 9; low 8; ruling rate g; closing bids z; offered at 8; last loan 8.
 Bank acceptances IS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
CIRCUS CLOWN KILLED.

Denver, Colo, July 27.-Lon Moore, Defiance, Ohio, circus clown, was killed, Charles Hite, circus conces- sionaire, Ironton, Ohio, was fatally injured, and three Denver people were seriously injured when their automo- bile rolled off hundred foot cliff in Bear Creek Canyon early today. Will liam Hart, taxi cab driver of Den yer, and his wife were in the front seat. It is said the woman became excited as the car swung around the sharp turns of Looking Glass" curve and grabbed the steering wheel and turned the car over the end of the precipice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, H., July 27.-Cattle 5000; slow to 25 cents lower; top steers IA; bulk 1O.OO@1O.25; yearling steers and heifers steady. Gamer cows steady at 4.OO@4.50; bulls slow, calves 25 cents lower; good and choice yearlings 14.50@15.50.
 Hogs: 1000; 63 cents lower; top 16.1O; bulk light and medium weights 155O@15.75; bulk heavies 15.0O@ 1850.
 Sheep: 5000; steady; top lambs 14.5O; bulk 13.5O@14.50; top ewes 7.50 bulk7 7.O0@7.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
GAVE IT TO CHILDREN AND
 GRANDCHILDREN

Mrs. V. M. Katz, 5O2 Armondale, St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., writes: q gave Foley's Honey and Tar to my little grandson when he had a bad cold and it did him lots of good. I used lot of it when my own child ren were small" It must have merit to hold the leadership generation af- ter -Mann's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
TO BE READ, TOO.

New York, July 27.-Supreme court
 Justice Edward J. McGolderick to- day approved the application for a. charter by the Constitutional Lea que of America, which has announc- ed it's purchase of placing copy of the constitution of the United States Sin all of the 2O,0O0.0O0 homes ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
OBITUARY
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Alfred T. Lutrell.

The funeral of Alfred T. Lutrell, aged 50, who died at his home in Rison Monday, was held yesterday at Black cemtery. MT. Lutrell had been a resident of Cleveland county for the past 30 years and was well known in that section. He is survived by his widow, four daughters, one son and four brothers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
TO CUT ALLIED DEBT.

Washington, July 27--Reductior of the allied debt to the United States by the application of the debts of the various governments of amounts awarded them on claims against this country growing from the war, was considered today by the treasury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
STRIKERS TO RETURN.

Mexico City, July 27.-Strikers in Mexico to the number of 74,8O0 will return to work Monday as result of provisional president De La Huehta's assurancethathe will inter- vene personally intheir behalf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
COLORED K. P. KILLED.

Hutchinson, Kan, July 27-John E. Lewis, Wichita, East Indian, for II years grand chancellor of the Colored Knights of Pythias, and now past chancellor, was killed when his auto- mobile turned over today at Mount Hope, near here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

A child can't get strong and robust while worms eat away it's strength and vitality. A dose or two of Whites Cream Verfimuge puts the little one on it's feet again. Price, 35c. Sold by W. L. DeWoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

Miss Caroline Dean, home demon stration agent, gave a demonstration of the cold pack method of canning tomatoes at Redfield yesterday. There were about 25 present at the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

Neo Line Delivery--Movilig, hauling erating and storing. Country trips Office phone 22ss, residence phone 2420. e-l1-dtf
 Articles of incorporation for the S. k. Thomas Motor company were filed yesterday with County Clerk L. T.Sal- lee. The authorized capital is $50,000, of which $12,500 is subscribed. In- corporators are S. R. Thomas, L. K. Duncan, c. c. Hammons, H. C. Thom- as, J. Raymond Thomas.
 When you want real tire service at any time of day or night call the Pine Bluff Tire Service Station. You can get all accessories here while you are filling your tank from our new pump. Drive around and see us or call 2774 and we will get there quick. 7-21-1mo
 The alleged discrimination against Pine Bluff in the present arrange ment of passenger schedules on the Cotton Belt will be one of the import ant matters of discussion at special meeting of the trustees of the Cham Der of Commerce at the Hotel Pines at noon Friday.
 pr. w. c. Watson leaves Thursday morning for the great assembly of Southern Methodism at Lake Juna. laska. The 22 preachers of the Pine Bluff district, over which Dr. Watson is presiding elder, presented him with a pure with which to make the trip in appreciation of his courtesies dur ing the four years he has presided in this district.
 TRADE AT CAMPS GROCERY. the place where you can buy good old country produce, the best of groceries and pure, fresh meats. Rapid fire delivery. 618 Washing ton street, phone 1876, D. R. Camp, Proprietor. 7-21-1mo.
 meeting will be held very soon for the purpose of selecting boy scout executive to direct the organi- xation of troops throughout the coun-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

z T 2 + ' Q D ' ' . . . ' .
 MIDDLE AGE MAN, MARRIED, must have horse and buggy, who wants d good permanent position where he
 has an opportunity to increase his income. Apply Circulation Depart ment Daily Graphic. 7-28-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

. Chester Williams of Pine Bluff has enlisted in the Sixth U. s. Egineers, third division at Camp Pike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

Born to Mayor and Mrs. M. c. Hol- lis, fine girl, yesterday. The baby has been christened Rose Custer Hol- lis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

ty. About Is applications have been received for this position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

The condition of Miss Evelyn Sea we'll, who recently underwent an oper-
 ation for appendicitis at the Davis hospital, is considered serious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28
locMZRt6;6

Red Line DeIivery--Moving hauling erating and storing. Country trips. Office phone 228s, residence phone x4xU. 6-l1-dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

If it's drugs get it at Young's new drug store and fountain. Complete new modern equipment just installed to fill your needs. 213 East Third Phone IT. 7-21-1mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

Attorney and Mrs. Irving Reinberg- CT, Miss Annie Mae Reinberger and Irving Reinberger, Jr., have arrived in Atlantic City. They were joined there by Dr. James Reinberger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-28

W. D. Jackson, state legislative chairman of the Brotherhood of Rail- way Trainmen, will deliver an ad- dress at meeting of the Central Trades Council tonight. The meeting will be open to the public after the executive session.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-27

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-27

character in pictures that has fitted
her 50 splendidly as that Of Diane
Sorel, The dashing Partisan Opera
stan. In no drama in which Miss
Youno has appeared has there been
such lavishness of scenes, gowns,
settings, and such a wondrous love
love story. A story that will double
your admiration for Miss Young and
her splendid acting. Clara kimball
Young numbers her admirers by the
millions in every country on the
globe. In this elaborate new photo
drama YOU will see Clara kimball
Young at her best. You will see her
in a role you'll owe. And you'll see
Conway Tearle and Master Stanton
Williams, the little boy who won the
hearts OF millions in Eyes of Youth
30 not fail to see "Tthe Forbidden
Woman" at the Globe today and to-
morrow.
Beatriz Michelena, starring in
"The Heart of Juanita" showing at
the Please L to lay is one Of the most
beautiful and magnetic actresses on
the screen todav and in this colorful,
high noWered drama she has wonder
Iul opportunity 70 evince her dla-
matte ability and magnetic charm
"The Heart of Juanita" is more than
q picture. 1t makes you live the vivid
breathless romance Of golden days.
Tonight at Mrs J. H. Brooks, ben
eft Of Girl Community League.
Speaker Miss Mary r. Ely. Music
Hugh Mackinnon. Admission 50
cents. adv.
MI and Mrs. O. E. Mcleod and
Mrs. John Williamson of st. Johns
bury attended the Orleans Centennial
Friday.
Several Academy students desire
to earn all or part of their expenses.
adv.
The premium lists for the Caledo-
pia County fair, Sept IA. Is and Is,
are now ready for distribution and
may be obtained of the secretary,
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Fred S. Hartman Of St. John bury

Fred S. Hartman Of St. Johns bury.
Miss Clarrissa Howe is spending
Z waak with her sister. Mrs. HarlGd
Hadlev, in Springfield, Mass, and
will visit in Hartford, Conn, and
Brattleboro before returning.
Among the exhibitors at the La
noble Valley fair this week were A.
L. Bailey's representatives with their
line of pianos and other musical IN
stluments and A. E. COUNSEL & Son
who exhibited farm machinery.
The Secretary Of State has sus-
pended for 50 days the automobile
license of Alvi Calderwood for reck-
less driving.
Haley NJ. Hovev of Bridgeport,
Conn, is visiting his mother at 65
Concord avenue.
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Local NeWs

In no photo drama in years has
Clara Kimball Young ever he'd a
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Incidental Music: THE GLOBE ORCHESTRA
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Act Sunshine Comedy: "MONXEY BUSINESS"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-18

mans mind hadn't snapped back to normal as soon as he started the mo- tor boat. He had gone out of his head forever, Certeis believed. Would never had been sane again had he lived
 Certeis described the last act of the tragedy to Gene:
 Mccall delayed us by fussing with some electrical connections At first paid no attention to him. but soon it began to sprinkle and because know the insides f power boats, having in vented a few improvements myself, | perceived that sandy wasn't tinl1ering with any vital part of the machinery
 Finally the rain came down in sheet. l called out to the man sharp ly. He stood up at the sound of my voice. received the reprimand humbly, thought then, but now know he was not listening to it. I noticed that he held a wire in his fingers. 'i For the peace of the worldi he cried. In a flash l decided that the end of the world had come for all of us.
 Almost without thinking I ran my arms through those air cushions. l knew them for patent life preservers, I put them on instinctively I hadn't time to explain to the others. though l called out to them to save themselves. But they didn't understand about the life preseTvers. And maybe-maybe they were killed when the bomb went off"
 Bob piled up the letters and would have relapsed into one Of his little dreams had I not exclaimed:
 Another escape from death for Ger teis.e
 And he's a junker to the core. a maker of social unrest, an instigator of revolutionsi" Bob growled. And that poor crazy Sandy was really a martyr. wasn't he?" l Then I remembered the crazy man g ] favorite prophecy of war in Europe for a hundred years to come. It was non 1 sense-impossibl ible=but I shivered.
 .Of course Sandy Mccall only blocked one little plot said Bob. .The kbig thing will go by devious ways. un- til the present generation tof junkers is dead and damned and gone tc 1 Hadesi"
 (To be continued)