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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
HANSON Posi- DESPATCH
WILL APPEiR SHORTLY

The Hanson Post Dispatch n the
namo of a nrN publication 60 be- Issued
nov and then" hy the local American
Legion Post The first issue win ap-
p'ar M q few days and viii b. edited
y, Post Commander " o. Estes. with
whom the id,a originated. Succeeding
issues viii D., edited hy other members
90 thr organization 90 rotation.
The sheet wiIl hr 90 mimcograph form
"ud wiil contain items ui interest o. all
numbers uf 90. American Legion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
Don't Prod You!
Liver 10 Action
Mr. ovsreomss Dliiousasss. consilps-
ton, Sick Hsadsehe, Quickly. Ne
Gripping or Pain. cusranteed.

The organs - digestion. asslmlla-
tlon and ellmlnatlun--the stomach.
liver and bowcls-aro closely allied.
and the proper action OF any u these
organs II LARGELY dependent upon the
correct functiOning of all tho others.
Whipping Your liver INTO action
with calomci or forcing your bowels
with irritating hXatiyes or strong
cathartlcs is a great mistake. \ bet.
ter, safer plan " s'rcugthenlrg agl
toning the whole digestive AMI oaElus-
tive system with Natures Eenety
(NR Tablctsl, which not OILY lf.rrl
immediate relief, but GcGgluc and lae,-
ing benefit. IL acts on tho stomach.
liver. bowels and Kidneys, Improve
digestion and assimilation. oyc'co'lll
biliouSncss, CorfcCtl Conrtira' o. al
quickly relieves sick hcldiCau.
Get your system thoroughly t.taU-f
and purified for once: g;o. ll., lrtr
and bowels working toc tsr IN VIZ
Orous harmony. and you VII rUt hrf'
TO take medicine every J.y-- e-. tll.l
one Mr. Tablet occasionally O. i..l
your system Ia good condition l-d al.
ways feel your best. Remember lt o.
easier and cheaper 10 keep well than
II Is TO get well.
Get n &c box rad try Il With ~,
understanding that q .-st gl.U yui
greater relief aud benefit Iaa ..t
bowel or liver medicine you ever o. IL
or no pay Natures Eemtty 'NE
Tabletsl a. sold, guaranteed Ana
recommended ~ yOu- GiugEi.L
., n. cabins nrug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
ONE W0MAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Of Interest to Expectant
Mothers

Goshen. Ind took Lydia +. Pink.
ham's Vegetable Compound with good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
Deaths and Burials

Matthew s--Funstal services Cor T. o.
biatihews. AGED u years. Who died SI.-
urday afternoon. a. result ~ lniu..
les sustained wher h, was ,1urht az
der a moving train FRIDAY afternoon
a. Claude. were ctuduCt'd NO fIo I.n.
,ial parl0rs of Blackburn q NH,.n, y,s
t,r,lny Afternoon zoo urlu.k E.t ~
=. Brooks. pastor II The polk street
Methods, church. .ffl,.a'irg ~, BE- o.
son ~ Mrs J D.. uavi'r lsol T.
Ninth street
, ThonpsOn-F uu,lai services inr N-
,l.illle Mauds Thompson aged 90 yur~
WITT Il Frank A Thomps iu' NUrih
Gran; street. who d.d 100 the family
home SATURDAY evening ~ o','ork
were held NJ ths home Yesterday af
terro0n az o'clook Eoy Robert rryd'
officiAtlnE. Burial vas b. lllnu ceiu"
terry. Pail h.arrrf were Thomas Tbuup
sin. Wash George. John Pace. g. W
Ford. n. ~ Buntin and j n Wallace.
She II survived by one daughter MR.
Jennie Gruhlkey of Tucumcau y VI
and three sons Alya T.. James = and
Hiram r. Thompson ~ Amarillo. aud
her husband Frank 4 Thompson Tive
sisters. Misses Flora l.. and Jennie
Fletcher q Vernon Texas We're with
her at the time q her death
Mrs. Thompson was born IN Farm
ingion. Me. moved a. Texas - years
ago and came TO Amarillo 60 max, hes
home 10 years are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27
Don't jazz Your Stomach
Drink SClllitZ

~ ire mad rush TO produce new beverages at
z rapid pace, many breweries are turning
out "two-day" drink made in literally
trifle over twentyfour hours.
These beverages are not aged property The!
will ferment in your stomach blliousneS
and interfere with all the foods they meet
Don't jazz your stomach - insist upon thor
oughly aged Schlitz.
Schlitz undergoes a complete fermentation
lasting from eight to twelve days Then it Is
aged in tanks of enameled glass until 1t is
thoroughly matured.
Schlitz is fully fermented drink, with the alco.
holic content afterward reduced to the limit
prescribed by the Federal Government, but
with none of that delicious aroma and flavor,
produced by fermentation, removed.
1t cannot ferment in your stomach. 1t will moi
cause acidlty nor fatuencc. 1t will not make
you bilious. Schltz is delicious, sparkling
healthful and satisfying. Try it at dinner tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27

when thr baby Il suffering tho dou.
Ole 1ii'i,'ln ~ hot weather and bowel
Disorders 'hr f,nody needed Ii Mc.
GEES H\iiY ELIXIR. II reduces the
Jrv,tish condition. corrccts the stomach
'ul checks luusrross II the bowels
Sold O., 40 druggists getc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27

F~4lAN AANN 80 :
suffered irr som e
tine VITA female
trouble. some years
sgo ! hal twin boys
AMI to1k your Negc-
table Compound BE-.
fore they came also
before my i0ar wear
Old boy wss bora.
and afterwards, and
thiRk it tine foi such
eases. ] tell others
what il dii for ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27

Worms interfere vth %. growth -
'hiidr'r They became th.n, pale and
4ek.y Co.; rid az these parasites az
lnoc u 'aL would have healthy happy.
cheerful children WHITE ) CREAM
NEEIlIrGE DESTROYS worms and
rncf,s the whole system. slid ly 40
druggists .fic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-27

lasi Few days on special recruiting duty,
icit last night Tor plainWsw. whrre he
win continue his diiyc for onlistnrr =
until August a. The rpecal drive b. fur
ih' l1tn lnMuir,
Daily News Want Ads bring results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Wool Finish Blankets

These can be had with pink or blue borders
IN double bed size, at special price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Crepe Shifting Madras

Fine English Nainsook
Soft Channels Finish. good quality and SO
inches wide Nine yards to each piece
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Envelopes $4.98

Made of good quality Satin .or;
Crepe dc Chine, revealing charms
ing trimmings Of Georgette Crepe
and rich filet laces. Regular $5.9S
values, Monday only. .f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

The newest styles featuring accordion peats peats and
gathered effects Such elegant materials Kums Ksa
as Baronet Satin Georgee Crepe Pussy Willow Trcoette
fashioned into Skirts with which you more than de-
lighted The savings speak for themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Values From $49.5O to S69.5O

Individuality marks each and every one of these Wool
Serge Suits Refreshingy new styles, and the high
standard of workmanship always found in our de-
pendable garments Selection embraces ten distinctive
models All coats are handsomely lined. Broad range
of women's and misses Sizes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

bet ser hen til Diet republican
ske Parti for at gore en- Ende
paa disse Onder, Genetablering
at Forhold, som vii holde wore
Fabrikker i Gang med fuld ha-
pacitet, sette Farmerne i Stand
til at faa retferdig Lon for deres
Arbejde, sikre amerikanske Ar
bejdere stadig Beskaftigelse til
god LON OF beskytte Forbrugerne
mod Optrekkeri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Man er ferdig med Paafund
OF Farer we'd en- svag og vaklen-
de Mands Regering OF vii
eenoprette Konstitutionens re-
preventative Regering: En- Rege-
ring af Folket, for Folket og we'd
Folket, med fluid Benyttelse at
de konstituelle Friheder som Fri
Tale, fri Presse og fri Forsam-
ling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Smerret til America

Smgrret til America. Mu-
lighederne for stor Eksport. bet
danske Sm6r skal udstilles paa
den international Meieriud-
stllling i Chicago j neste ok
tober) Manned. Sm9rret, der
udtages fra Landets bedste
Mejerier, skal udstilles baade i
Dritler, Fjerdinger og KAISER
for at Udstillingsbes9gende kan
bliye bekendt med de forskellige
neutrality-suspicious.. Sm9rret,
skal like bed9mmes; Diet sendes
kun til Uudstillingen, for at
Amerikanerne kan Sc Proven
paa dansk Meieriindustri.
den Delegation, der rejser
til Amerika for bl. a. at for
handle ON Handelssamkyemmet,
deltager foruden Fernandez for
MejeriforeniHgernes F@llesorg-
anisation, Gaardejer Niels Porse,
Direkt9r Skikkild for Smoreks-
portudyalget. Statskonsulent
A. p. Hansen, og DirektSr Han
sen for Midtjydsk Smereksport-
forening. De neynte Herrer vii
undersoge Mulighederne for i
stSrre DISTRIBUTING at skaffe
dansk Sm9r ind paa Diet ameri-
kanske Marked, hyor Diet paa
Portland har ct godt Renomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Lighed med EN- Rekke andre
Dyer at entrere med Ratin-Sel-
skabet ON Udlegning az Ratin
j ale de rotttebefengte Elem
DONNIE.
bet ledge teologiske Pro-
f~essorat. Saa vidt yides, findes
der til det we'd Professor Glar-
hos bod ledigbleyne Profess
sorat i Teologi we'd Kobenhavns
Universite ingen fuldt kvalifice-
ret Anseger.
| Universitetskredse anser
man Diet derfor for sandsynligt,
at Embedet vii blive besat we'd
Konkurence mellem de event
uelle Ans6gere.
| saa Tilfelde er der en- Wis
Mulighed for, at Professoratet
oliver besat med EN- Udlending.
En- Husband. We'd ct Yelger-
mode i Sengelose udtalte Parcel
list Hans Julius Hansen ifolge.
,,Rosk. Dagbl.":
Jeg vii like anbefale nogen
at stifte Husmandshiem til de
dyre Priser, der for Tiden er paa
Jord og Byggematerialer. Jeg
tror like, Diet vii were nogen
.Velsignelse for Danmark at faa
flere smaa Husmandehjem, som
Forholdene nu ligger. Thi Diet
we'd enhYer, der er Husband, at
Diet har yeret og er strenge
Tider for Husmanden. Mango
af dem err j disse Aar gaaet fra
deres Bedrift, fordi den like
kunde f6de dem, over til Dag
lejerarbejde, der er langt mere
l6nnende. De andre Erhverv
giver sine Arbejdere baade
Fortjeneste o. mindre Arbejde
end Diet lille Brug, hvor mar maa
arbeide 12-14 Timer med meget
mindre Udbytte.
Karligheden til den mindre
Jordbruger har vi like market
meget til under Krigsaarene. Jeg
we'd like, om Diet gaynede ham,
den Gang de indstiftede Attain
Grisen, da de tog Hornet fra de
smaa Brugere, saa de like en-
Gang hayde saa meget, saa de
kunde fodre en- Hone.
De mindre Landbrugere har
vpret trykket af den radikale
Regering, Diet er Sandheden.
.Jeg har veret Socialdemo-
KRAFT en- Gang, saa elk jeg over
Ill de lRadikale, denne Gang
anbefaler jeg Dem at stemme
paa Venstre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

bet pnsker, at Amerika skal
v@re, hvad Diet altid har veret:
frit, fremadskridende, velstaaen-
de, lykkeligt, fredeligt hjemme
og retferdig, stark og hgjsindet
i diets Omgang med andre Ian
de.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Fordii::

Det er dgdstret af den skam-
melige Profitering, heje Priser,
forbryderisk Odselhed og de
knusende Skater, som er paa-
lagt det i de syv Aar af demo-
kratisk Styrelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Boligbyggeri j Aalborg.

borg, IA. Septbr. Aalborg Byraad
beyilgede j Gaar we'd 2. Behand-
ling 100000 Kr. til Byggefore-
ningen City" Et Forslag ON
at stille i Alt henved en- haly Mil
lion til Disposition for Bygge-
foreninger dr6ftedes indgaaende,
men Afgi6relsen udsattes til
n@ste Mode. Der var Enighed ON
at skaffe Pengene, men man var
lidt uenig ON, hyor de skulde
tages fra. bet blev foreslaaet at
skaffe dem Ill Veje we'd Paalig-
ming af Tillegskatter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Folket we'd af sqrgelig Erfa-
ring, at Landet trenger til en-
Forandring fra slet Regering til
god Regering og har opgjort sin
Mening ON at faa Forandring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

De amerikanske stemmeberet-
tigede Kvinder saa vel som
Mend we'd, hvad de b0r gore.
De er ivrige efter at svare til kal-
Diet ON at gore en- sovereign
Borgers hojeste Pligt og at
kaste deres Stemmesedler med
den sikre Forvisning, at deres
Willie skal herske.
Sejren er skrevet i Sgerner-
ne. Vi fgler Diet overall rundt
ON os, Diet er Luften vi INDIAN
der. Den er ligesaa uundgaaelig
som Skebnen.
Den Republikanske National komlef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
FOrdl::

bet er fast besluttet imod
udenlandske Allianser OF For
bund, som vii sende vore unge
Mend over de syv Sger i Krig,
like for at beskytte amerikanske
~Interesser, men for at tjene frem-
mede Formal paa Befaling og
under Ledelse af en- Overrege-
ring af fremmede Magter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
De forrederiske Fingeraftryk.

Hos Konditor Bruun, Store
strandstrede i K6benhavn, bley
der i Begyndelsen af August
for6yet Indbrud og stjaalet 300
Kr. fra en- aflaaset Pengekasse ;
paa denne fandt man Finger
aftryk af en- tidligere straffetPer-
son, men f6rst nylig er Diet lyk-
kedes Politiet at finde ham. Han
npgter i felge ,,B. To bestemt
at ware Tyven; men da han TX
Ike kan forklare, hvorledes hans
Fingeraftryk ellers er kommen
paa Pengekassen, er han bleven
arresteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Uagtsomt Manddrab. Randers,
"A. September. For nogle Maan-
eder siden bley en- gammel Dame,
Fr9ken Becb, overk6rt af en-
Automobil paa Lille Tory Ran
ders og bley derived saa haardt
kvastet, at hun afgik we'd OGDEN.
Sagen kom under kriminel Be
handling, og nu er Automobilist-
en-, Bogholder Hans Ferch-J9r-
gensen, tidligere Aalborg, nu
Holding, we'd Randers Byret for
uagtsomt Manddrab bleyen
idomt 30 Dages FRngsel paa
acknowledgements SAINT stedse-
varende Fortabelse al Retten til
at kore Motork6ret6jer. Erstat-
nings-Sp6rgsmaalet er underhaan-
den ordnet mellem Automobiles
ten og den drebte DANES
Paar9rende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Prins Axel og o. K. FIT For

Prins Axel og o. K. Eft For
lyednde Wide for nogen It'd 81
den vide, at Prins Axel Wide
udtrpde af Mariner for at bliye
knyttet til 0stasiatisk Kompag-
nu. Nu meddeles Diet, at Prins
Axel og Prinsesse Marguerite af-
rejser med ,,Selandia" til 0sten
i Labet af Efteraaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Kolonihaverne vedAalborg. >Aa

borg er som kendt Kolonihavernes
egentlige Arrested. Stadsingen-
loren har i Anledning af Aal-
borgs Deltagelse / Kolonihaye-
Udstillingen i Kobenhavn i
Efteraaret udferdiget Ell Stats
tik over Aalborgs Kolonihayer.
Den wiser 1851 Kolonihaver ON
kring Aalborg, der i Ali udgi6r
eft Areal paa $50 Tdr. Land.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
WHATS YOUR HURRY?"

TO interest everyone in your city
who drives a car will be the easiest
thing imaginable when you see
What's Your Hurry" the Para
mount picture with Wallace Reid as
the star, and with a flotilla of huge
motor trucks playing a big part in
the production.
Al Reeves, general manager of the
National Automobile Chamber OF
Commerce, and +. +. Fem of the
motor truck committee of the same
organization were guests at spe-
cial perview of the picture and they
were so deeply impressed by the in
terest the picture has for truck own
ers and operators, that Mr.. Fem is
sued an official bulletin to members
of the national organization.
This bulletin declares that the
scenes depicted in the production are
OF great value to truck owners AMI
users, and that the picture itself is
q great service to the motor truck
in pOpularizing that means of trans
pOrtation.
This picture will be shown at the
Liberty theatre January l and ,.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
THE MAN WHO DARED"

One Of the many features and
thrills in THE Man Who Dared, 3"
the latest William Fox production
starring William Russell, when
comes to the Liberty theatre Janu-
airy 4 and ), is the telling of a giant
tree in the heart of the California
redWoods forest, where the eXteriors
OF the production were staged
The vast lumber camps of the
Union Lumber company at Fort
Bragg, Calf, were used by Director
Emmett J. Flynn in taking the
scenes. William Russell chopped
down one of the biggest trees in the
forest. 1t stood 260 feet in height
and its base was p feet in diameter.
clyde De Wilma, the camera man,
photographed the falling tree, but
not without considerable peril as
he had his camera set nearer than
the lumberjacks considered safe.
In Big Jim O'Keefe, William Rus
sell has one of the strongest roles Of
his career. He will be seen as a typ
ical lumberjack with the strength of
giant and heart to match. Eli
leen Percy, charming little actress
OF stellar talent, plays opposite Rus
sell, and advance reports state that
she gives a delightfully."- clever per-
Torrance.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
THE PRICE OF REDEMPTION

Bert Lytell, the popular young
Metro screen star, will be the attrac-
ton at the Grand theatre, January
and ), in The Price of Redemp-
ton a perturbation of |. A. r.
Wylie's famous novel, The Temple
OF Dawn Mr.. Lytell's new vehicle
is said to surpass all of his previous
pictures in that it shows the wreck
of strong man and his redemption
through love of a little child.
The story of the Lytell picture is
that of Leigh Dering, a young Eng
lish officer, who saves the garrison
at Fort Akbar, India, from exter-
mination during a native uprising,
and is thereby acclaimed a hero. A
year later in London he marries a
wealthy girl, but it is a loveless
match. Thus, disillusioned and
turned to drink, he at length as.
sumes the guilt of anothers wrone
and leaves London for India with tn,
brand of a murderer upon him
Back in India, Dering sinks to tn,
depths in drink and drugs, living
haunted life in a brothel from which
he energies only after dark.
1t is in this state that his wife
now married to another, finds hin
upon her journey to India, and it i
his little boy who awakens him t
a sense of honor and shame. An
bit by bit, under the incubus of sou
destroying habit, and the gives c
drug addiction, he fights his wa
back to the clean world of clean mel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31

time is blessed with story that lifts
it head and shoulders above the usu-
al Western type of picture.
Mix is seen as Tex Benton, a typ
ical Texan, happy go-lucky. full of
FRANKS, whose six-shooter is set on
a hair trigger. One trick after an
other gets him into no end of esca-
pades. Romance overtakes him
Love throws her sugar-coated lariat
over his head when Alice Marcum
a girl from the east-played by
Gloria Hope-meets that irrepress-
ible cowpuncher and encourages him
to win the worlds championship in
a rodeo. Incidentally the most hair
raising events of the recent annual
rodeo at Prescott, Ariz., have been
included in the picture, which comes
to the Liberty theatre January 6
and 7.
The supporting cast is composed
throughout of screen favorites. Rob
ert Walker plays Winthrop Endicott,
an eastern tenderfoot Charles K
French, one of the best character
men in the business, makes a dis
tinct hit as the mayor of Wolf River.
Sid Jordan is a villain that the most
sedate old lady in the audience
would delight in Kissing. Pat Chris
man, who no more could be left out
of a Mix picture than could the lead
ing lady, is seen as Bat" a half
breed, the chum of Tex Benton.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
muluIuIrluIUIIuIIlIIuIuu
AHgfYS !
IIIIIIIIIIIlIiIIIlIIlIIlIIIIiIIIlIIIlHIi
LIBERTY PROGRAM

Saturday and Sunday, January H.
Wallace Reid in What's Your
Hurry" Western drama, The
Big Catch" Mutt and jeff
comedy.
Monday. January Shirley Mason
in Merely Mary Ann Chap
ter II of lightning Bryce"
Tuesday and Wednesday, January
William Russell in THE
Man Who Dared" Western
drama, The Two-Fisted Low
er." Fox News.
Thursday and Friday, January 81
Tom Mix in The Texan. -
Comedy, Should Tailors Tri-
fle?" Fox News.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
"OUT OF THE STORM"

out of the Storm" is the latest
Eminent Authors series by Gertrude
Atherton, Americas ablest woman
writer. 1t is adapted from the ia
nous novel The Tower of Ivory. -"
When Margaret was discharged
from the factory it never occurred to
her that there may be other chances
III life but the one she had just lost
In the murky, uncertain atmos-
phere of a Barbary Coast dive, Mar
gareth danced and sang each night
to a hall full of sea-dogs, and men
hardened to the finer things of life,
and lulled her motley audience into
2 worshipful silence with her sweet,
musical voice, Her fame as a singer
spread, and the wealthy Albert Lee
vering heard of her and came, one
night, to hear her performance. He
saw a wonderful future for the girl
with such a wonderful voice, if prop
erly developed.
He arranged for her instruction,
and for two years Margaret was free
from the sordid monetary worries
that she had been used to all her
life. But the crash came suddenly
and without warning. Her bene-
factor was arrested as an embezZler.
And fate was guiding the threads of
this young girls life with a certain
hand, as you will see in out of the
Storm which will be shown at the
Grand theatre January /.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
"BROADWAY AND HOME"

Broadway and Home" is the apt
II descriptive title of Eugene
O'Briens latest Selznick picture
which will lead the list Of film feat
ures at the Grand theatre next Sun
day and Monday January and 8
AS the title indicates, the story
tells a wildly contrasting tale of the
gay night life of New York, the CAPT
tai of the world, and the peaceful ex-
istence of the jewellers of small
New England coast village.
Mr.. O'Brien portrays the interest
ing character of a young man who
has lived by and on the sea all his
life, suddenly placed in the gayest of
gay Manhattan Bohemian society.
But as every rose has its thorn, so
is there a dark side to the gay life in
which Michael Strange finds him
self. His very soul is torn and his
ideals shattered by the events that
transpire, and it is only his earlier
training and faith that enables him
to survive the maelstrom of tragedy
into which he is swept.
The scenic effects of broadway
and Home" are in keeping with the
atmosphere and spirit of the story.
The sea in all its aspects, becalmed
and stormy alike, corresponds with
the giittering lights of the gay
white way which often only serve
to cover a mask of sorrow.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
"ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN

Aurora Meredith was one of those
girls who hated to help her mother
with the dishes. She had a wonder
full voice, a lovely face and a selfish
heart.
Her father was a blacksmith and
good one; yet she was ashamed of
him.
If Aurora wanted a new pair of
shoes to go with her new dress it
meant high finance in the Meredith
family. The others went without
that she might be clothed beyond her
station in life.
Aurora went TO Europe to study.
She returned to the Metropolitan
opera house and drew the world to
her feet in one golden flight of song
Then came the day when her beau
tiful voice broke. The friends who
had surrounded her drifted away
Aurora learned that nothing succeeds
like success.
The magnificent mansions where
she had been in demand were closed
/ against her. Only her mothers vine,
clad cottage offered her hospitality
She returned to the country town
that had once been an endless bore tC
her. What happened?
For the answer see Dorothy Phil
lips as Aurora Meredith" in hel
Universal success, Once to Every
Woman 1t has been called the bes
photoplay of the decade and will bt
shown at the Grand January CO
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The citizens of this community
are hereby warned not to make con-
tributions to returned soldiers or
sailors for any purpose pertaining to
the American Legion or it's affairs
without first ascertainging whether
or not the solicitor is carrying a Gre
dentials card signed by the adjutant
of Maynard-Price post. BY follow
ing this rule strictly the possibility
of fraud will be eliminated.
HARRY A. STRUPPLER,
Post Adjutant.