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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
TIE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

The pdbbc school system Of New
II sziCo mas developed and expand
ti from almost uothin- TO one OF
fhe h-at amt most efficient N he
country during the past twenty
wears. jOhn =. Conway who was
FIRST elected 2 county supcriutcn-
atHt twenty years ago has been
familiar with every improvement and
under him the schools are assured
Fl good management and further
Improvement. As school superin-
teHdent IN Santa Re county he made
me unique reputation OF secur-
ing ar almost perfect attendance at
~ schools in the county. We hope
Mr. Conway viii hc able TO have
cory county superintendent in the
state adopt ms system OF promoting
inll and perfect attendance. lie 5
familiar with every incident OF the
g,owth OF our schools from the time
When We had onlj four or five three
months schools to the county, to the
present when nearly every school
district in the state has 4 nine
months school.
He has made n q life work and
hobby and there Is no doubt what
ever but what the splend d superyi-
SO thai has distinguished Mr.. Wag-
ncr's term Of office will be confined
under Mr. Conway.
We are for johnnie We commend
am as heartily VOW. after his cleo
ton. as w did before. whcn we can
up longer be accused Of doing il
ffrtiy for DOltlcal ADVANTAGE. We
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
ADJUST ACCOUNTS WITH
EUROPE

\ movement is under way to per
srade the allied governments 10 CON
sent. TO the exchange OF the $1,000
10000 Of their promissory notes now
he'd in our Treasury for an equal
amount OF bonds " tn a definite ma
'r-its date. II the exchange is made
II j. proposed to offer the bonds
80 -, holders Of Liberty bonds in
exchange for their securities. the
rev Issue to bear a higher rate OF
tC make II more attractive.
IN thai way I Is hoped to retire
abud, half OF the Liberty bonds now
uisiarding. reduce the annual burd-
OF taxation by about S50000.0U
nnv needed for interest. release bank
c'lii. at present tied up in loans
ur Iib-rty Bonds and make the
money available for housing projects
and other constructive work. and thus
.i.atrrially reduce the cost OF living
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
RESTORE AMERICAN RIGHTS

The Panama Canal was built with
American money. by American men.
and Is maintained BY American tax
alton. 1t : the property solely OF
America, and was always considered
% until Woodrow Wilson deiermin-
ed that our control over lis rates
should be surrendered. in part. to
Ene'snd. As a result OF his recon-
mendatIon ouT coastWise ships are
fo-ced to paw the same rate Of toll
IS the vessels OF any other nation.
Possibly one OF the tst acts OF the
new Congress will be to restore the
exemption privilege that was assur-
I'd 10 our c~oastwise fleet previous
TO the Wilson regime.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The six inch casing has been re-
moved from the MCGEE well south
east of town and the d%rillers are
busy pulling the eight-:nch casing. II
they have good luck they will have
the well cleared within a week and
the well will be shot at the 22OO-foo,
depth. Mr.. MCGEE is not prophecy
ing as 10 the outcome but a number
al the persons who understand oil
formations were here when that
depth was reached believe oil viii
be struck. 1t IS known that gas was
encountered but the casing being II
inches in size il was hard to estimate
me exact flow but ii was estimated
10 have been 10000 cubic feet with
. decided gasoline smell.
MOI only TuCumCaTi and Quay
county are interested in the out
come Of this test but all the state
and parties in Amarillo are watching
the result. II II Is dry II will not
lIsheaTten those who have put up
the money for its complet on. They
expect to drill another in the same
vicinity the exact location not nav
ing been decided upon. Other wells
in this vicint y have been closed
down for the time being and bust
ness will pick up if the McGec is
successful in showing o;l.-Tucum-
carl News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
MONETARY METAL STANDARD

The Denver session OF the Amer
can Mining Congress will be ION
cerned largely with establishing
new standards OF value OF monetary
metals.
There IS a world crisis pending
that can only be solved by increas-
ms the worlds output OF the pre-
oious metals Il present standards
continue.
The economic phase OF gold min
rHg has been seriously affected by
the high cost OF labor. materials and
supplies needed to produce gold.
Those engaged in gold mining can
80 meet the rising cost OF their
product which is fixed BY the mint
authorities and comr4ercial' world
laws.
As a result the Industry is Ian
Crushing and instead Of the needed
increase in gold output to carry an
expanded world currency the pro-
auction Of gold Is actually declin-
ing.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
TRADE BALANCE GROWING

y SURPRISING ulS.i"S"' . 'eO'h'
iore sh trdue S'a'S'0S Is 'hdl our
''i"fl'ouS ias"ido,o p"'d"'' Vi
~herehdhdise tidde mas oeoh o"h',iu
eu' d''iouEh KS ~ amount ma"
CURING me VA ~ me pds' ye"I
io'e'eh hdIhI'' nav +pso'DcG
ny. n.y. i non Epoua 10 '"' 'alu' 81
-''''oVouN" ~ ~'H'cS % '"t In
tlHh eo"ds Soiu 10 AhiciiOd' IN INC
ilA0di year ~ ihe idEol"pie pa
4'se OF me SnlIeu Htdtes Wa III ING
eisupoinoou "i F7'~'''"oo,v" anu
lp' inc Peirul NC 'he "u'pII@h %
a ~ "di ~dsNieEd'''E sum- 'i"'"''-
-
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No. 't"'N, 3" 'N "a" N"''
-, M. ~ ~ "'iN '"'NiA' ""NS
20 e'""'''" ~ qua 'o'''S" Su,'
49, { ING "us'"'SN ~ 'hc
."i'cu 't@'eS " 'I5'tt 'i"''I upon
ne Ies5 OF inc ""',u I"I service OF
l~'lnii'oui,ie> eqri'@iCH' I" lhe pHi-
- I'a'eu' pun j n'u>' DC al,
''iI'ON 'hdt III Nie" VT INC ulAtlIi'H
1uu un'e',alH '"l'l' YH' u various
may S'"'o noup,
- - fon'.nuco
-. "Ho''p'' p''"u.I' ioI ,ne'e
,b;;nh III d " = oI''''IoiI
tba ti "ou'p =, Ian ui''''"'' '"'
= ID t".'
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- - Ia'" ~ i"lh
80 80 '1uy io'eik,
nraSe,t anu
Cons IN H. -. 'Srnh oI"'p1tl
An er,cas" H. h.,.Lan" ~ ~.
a. r. S HO,'iopS me id''
"@r,aned 49, o.''es has peeh an
GODS in a. ',na.a- GuaH''y vi
:, ba> aIt t'ea'e' p'opol'ioh 'han
""s ','o'.e an eNpo'ler OF guam
nav h, ,nal l.. nndaom lnis
The var anL nca naaca D",nns
81 ,hr I'n;i.d ~. r.au' was les'o'
tion 70 ond,. n"ao,,f posl
ION 20 eoiu"'' mannfa'luring oper-
any ~ he n,t;or" - rna" touiu
fore ,ba r,,;,a5 h'!"pe' mere
-o,,,n,;, az 'roI.eu an
bestowed upou Them -he /, hor 49,
sary 10 prenarr ,b,m ior cn,rnnn
t on, and then exportcd them =, IL.
increased ,alr. r.nr.,nn,ad w
/, b., III. Iahnr H., b.. ~ VI"
r,iccs which nrry, liz "'''''
In the carIy history of a.. I,.:.
ed States on- %neonI. I'M
p,llv ~nrodrcrrs - > rlm pIihIi
nerdina ~larncI, mon o,h'r ne
Tor orr m.rnf,r,nr.d .|ui.IieS
Urder economic noI;c mhioh
couraped home nrnndnc,;nu l. -
ed States gradrarLT h,,;I,
fac,ur;ng indn+'I5 ""., up manu-
American Iahor ,b. s'N'nE
wages mid in ,ba vi
iacture' Dpr,ng IN. I"
manufacturn no IN Cr" WneI'
France Gerw,r, pein;," I'i,aih'
ia-Hunparv d' anu nus
materials natrraU, ,ha wal
el to the Ilnited Sta,es C. rooN
proportion ~ m,-rniac,r d large
dities. 0o"ho-
All indications ~. shot, ho. "
Britain and w" uiea'
gett:ng b,cL az 'dpiuiS
~ y" d ped.e''ime basis
,L,, d;,au'' ana WIN ncceed in
movcman, ~ ''ieNN 'n' b~"lsheVis.
rn..rnr;'a M" m overthrow industrial
49,, question OF great
I" the INDUSTRIES OF the Unit
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

! Spur win give you the ided-and
smoking Will give you the result.
And Of course everybody knows
-t.a, Spurs are blended from choice
Turkish. fine Burlcy and other home,
gown tobaccos. That's where Spurs
good Cd tobacco taste comes from.
There's a lot more 10 be said-but
wT1ie ii yourself after you We enjoyed
TWENTY Spurs from the neat,looking
brown and silver package.
t.cCETT ( MYtss TOBACCO Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Nine of the finest specimens of
the Duroc Jersey swine, 4 months
old gifts that will average $50 pounds
in weight were received in Las We
gas by express Saturday morning.
The swine were consigned TO the
Las Vegas Savings bank which is
fostering the boys and girls pig
clubs in San Miguel county and were
received by A. II. Gerdeman, cashier
Of the bank who is directing the pig
clubs.
Mr.. Gerdeman Immediately sent
three Of the gifts to the pig club at
Cherryyale to complete the clubs
quota of ten and six were sent TO the
Pig club at Onava TO complete the
quota there.
-Four more gifts are expected
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The worst storm 10 occur here, al
this season OF the year, for a long
time, ragged here las SUNDAY There
vas sleet, snow and wind. Hundreds
Of tourists were stalled between here
and Albuquerque. Probably $50
cars passed through here Tuesday
ond Wednesday. Tuesday night
II llsbo-, sheltered at least $50
travellers. However, the storm
broke away bright and warm and the
tourists went on their way rejoicing.
- i1illsboro Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

With the campaign over, aud the
election al a republican adminlstra-
ton and congress, industrial stocks
and bonds have already shown an
increase on the New York exchange,
and the prospects are that within a
iew weeks We will have bus ness
as usual in reality and not in theory.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The Only stock that showed a IL.
crease on size New York tzchang,
on nogembeT oh was brewery stoCtI
which declined about Il per cen. n
AZ hours alter the defeat Of Cox
W.. announced
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

~. sh, @.ul-a ins. al - SOLD. -psrstty in et sHnr, n vf6I the.
=u. - -rnats 20 bid I'll - aoVed bT Ices han htdr -sfs PEI at ~hHE
iii b. aemss 80 cover the hs years rental and no pusH viii s. 4e1mrred 10
wf a si ee eaur. he has NJ hess usr Eve days por 10 tr lar a. fhr
ar ht<ltd @f the Cnmsert u PmLc Lands cash or crhd -uhel, 70 "a.
amount Of the ahove Minimum cash bad Deposits RI AZ r,su~t.~h
rd4rs III b. returned The deposit II the sus~tfh h1s- VII
81 hd BY ts CoamisErr4r 4 PHr La1ds and by him arpHeIr 10 III. -erB.u- e.
-f bid bf . IN euoesstu L1dr shan Eu TO complete his purchase " IN and
be paying any fasnc- ds udt his uur-hzs- including me cost Of afr-samt
md The espsrss nai-t 70 seh "a. H- such deposit VII ~ t-LrL -, ~
IT, ru1tssr y rarfs--- q al or any part Of the ah,e described ld.
shhr sruae n ot U -t u he, abe named countts All be re-yed %
Pn srhn . manhs srsJ drilling viii a veil ng capable Of drilling 10 5et
70 nay N arnrG -nsi ct fH-u cents ~ ct and oneeghh royalty II an on
md es Hro5-cod ali a. NOR, particularly set hrh IN oil and ssE e. C. r l. norm
< brg = ksa o. ~ wears zd 81 long as oil and gas IS produced . Paying
H4Iurs copy Of shNk way b bad On srphEua
rw nHeaen1 rtsrst. the nh 70 reject any I'D an bid.
Aumss M hard and ohlzl sal u fe Sre Land OH. q N. star. - E,
Noea th. Bird dy q Spf.nhsr ~
CSeuissosu q Puddle I.ss.
81 ne 9e 81 Nv N1es
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

As a result of the unusual cold and
Gisagrceable weather which prevail
ed, al hotels were crowded to their
ful! capacity Monday and Tuesday
with automobile tour SITS to say moth
ipe II the camping ground where
tents were pitched and every on
ccilallc device was resorted 10 in
order to pass the two days as com
foI;abiy as possible. All garages
were tillei, where MANY were com
PEELED 10 sleep in their cars, although
= = e;ress call was sent out and all
residents with a spare room. spare
cot Or mattress rallied to the occas-
ion and made the unexpected visit
ors rs comfortable as possible
SccoTro Chieftain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

NJ. Acker has purchased the Ira
Collins homestead OF TOO acres near
the Cedar Grove schoolhouSe con
sideration S2,22sO-MountaiHair In
.'dcpendent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Tel pc Nidcralc as delivering today
400 head OF sheep 10 Tony Stanton
of Albuquerque These were sold
At 800 a head willard Record
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

pped the Monkey Journal and Santa
Fc Pervortcr.
They called the turn-it was sure
some stand.
The Journal has now after three
days. conceded Mechem's election
by three thousand.
At a thousand a day II will get up
to the real figures by mex week.
And it ,till pretends 10 print the
news.
Some things do die hard.
And the hand bin is still dong
bus ness AT the same old stand.
But the tumble bug ha> taken TO
the tall timber.
Pajarito Park.
Well named as a resort Tor small
birds and bleaching bones OF pig
mes long extinct.
And !he Monkey has already vol
untecrCd H. assistance.
But IT has not volunteered to de
liver am assistance from Don Fran
cisco.
Not set.
Don Francisco's assistance is now
capitalized as six and One hal!
lines its net worth for the benefit
oi Don Francisco,
Just who is the Democratic Boss
excuse us-"Democratic Leader"
al Bernah,lo county, the banner
Democrats county OF the state.
Oh yes. its Bob Putney, we should
have remembered that.
Don Francisco is merely a lieu
tenant.
1t is Bob who will have the seven
satellites III the court house alter
January lst.
Don Francisco viii have nothing
10 do bat build empires-he has
J. en- pui out OF politics by the
Monkey, who modestly takes full
credit iur ms reform,
"Thi, ; no pink tea affair said
the tumble bug.
And il wasn't.
Ii was merely a Cutting rebuke.
And Boss Seligman has also con
graduated and turned his atten.
ton from counting Democratic ma
J~orities to
Balancing assets.
And net values
-
And in three days more
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The board OF trustees for Clayton
have started on plans for a filterine
plant. Plans and specifications are
now being drawn and il is expected
that work will begin " thin a few
weeks-Clayton News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The city light and water bonds
amounting TO $6O,OO were sold last
week. The bonds sold at par and
accrued interest. After paying the
commission the city received $751;
$50. ]. L. Arlott Brokerage Co, Of
Austin, Texas, conducted the sale
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05
And in three days more

He will know exactly whether the
five thousand democrats n the Pc
COS Valley who failed Ia vote" or
III, twenty-five hundred who voted
the Republican ticket is the largest
asset
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The last stand OF the bosses
the Monkey Journal and Santa
Fc PervcTtcr.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Ouch" Whimpered Monkey Magee
Mechem's elected
I'm all disconnected
They sure tossed a lemon to me-"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Nice OF the Commissioner Of Public Lands
Santa Fe New Mexico
Notice il hereby pWn that, pursuant to the provisions Of an Act of Cngr,ss ap
HT~td nne % inn The Law Of the STATE Of NN Mexico and The rules and regIa
l. ms 81 me Ne Ind tH"". The tommi@nn aT Of Pablc Lands will offer for. h-
=" ubh, aueuont to tr highest md best qualified hdi-,a 9 O'Clock A M, at The
hi dRr OF the burt. House IN each county named Tor the exhUatOn dw6tnnnr
and production 81 oil All rs Hcl lands LCuInatr described; the dates and PLACES o
SH bEnr as Nys g.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

f-sf Publssfper OrssA<s J. Fs11
Last P~sk5stssss1 psseDas. q -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

At a thousand a day ii will get ~
to the real figures by next week.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

The Journal has now after three
DAYS. conceded Mechem's election
BY three thousand.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

They called the turn-it was SURE
some stand.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

And it still pretends 10 print the
nuns
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

And Boss Seligman has also CON
piatulatrd' and turned his atten.
ton from counting Democratic ma
|joritics 10
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Some things do die hard.
And the hand bin is still dong
bus ness AT the same old stand.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

But the tumble bug ha> taken to
the tall timber.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Don Francisco's assistance is now
capitalized al. six and one half
tunes its net worth for the benefit
al Don Francisco,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Well named as 4 resort Tor small
birds and bleaching bones OF pig
mics long extinct.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

Don Francisco viii have nothing
10 do bat build empires-he has
J. en- PAT out OF politics by the
Monkey, who modestly takes full
credit Tor ms reform.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

"Thi, ; no pink tea affair said
the tumble bug.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-05

But IT has not volunteered TO de
liver am assistance from Don Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
SW|MS ASHORE;
EvADES ARREST

Leapins from the deck Of the fish
ing boat Good Hope when she was
halted by the revenue. cutter Arcata
near Port Townsend. Sunday after
noon. one OF two alleged whisky
smuggiers swan ashore and escaped
into the bushes. His companion. who
gave the name Of ERNEST kruse. 81
was captured. sc cases Of Canadian
whisky were seized. and the SNUG
giers' boat confircated.
The Good Hope was headed toward
Seattle when the Arcata halted her
off Marrowstone point She made
no cffor; to get away. and after his
companion had made his sensational
escape. Krusc shut down the en-
gina and offered no resistance.
The whisky. which is valued nj
$3.50 at customary bootleggcr's
prices. was taken 10 the customs Of
flee vaults for safckeening. kruse
was lodged in the city jail pending
action by federal prohibition officers
The Arcata In the same boat that
stopped the launch Lea. n few
weeks ago. when two smugglers set
their craft afire in an attempt "a
destroy tho large cargo OF contra
band liquor she carried. One OF the
men escaped then also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

TT Is doubtful IA 10 whether there
i II any actress appearing on the
screen who has larger following
than Norma TalmhdEe This young
star IN indeed versatile. one photo
play We see her In comedy and the
very next in a highly dramatic role.
She II equally clever In both.
A. the Coliseum this week Miss
ralmadEe 10 playing in The Woman
Gives" In this play Shc has dc.
eidedly emotional role,
inEa sondcruon CSorma Talmadgcl
has standards and purpose and a
sense OF duty. She haa plenty of
moral courage and loving. gcner'
Gus heart. Her one problem In iife
II no, how nho will decide wha, man
she will marry. but how che can
fuifil her sense Of responsibility
toward her fellow man. ones she
finds her course hhe never fiinchra.
Her task il 10 bring hack" a man.
\ talented painter whoae wife's faith.
ic2snrsa has no broken hiH fpiFit tha,
ne haA aunken into the depths She
does no; do this because she intends
70 marry him. ., course, be asks
her. and she has strength ~ ehafpc.
ter enough to rosiht the permanent
acquisition % her own handiwofk
John Halliday plays Gssford. the
role OF the wife who vowed she would
ind pien,y Of associates whether she
wen, 60 heaven or he'll. having mum
erous friends IN both places. being
played by Lucille Ire stewart. Ia.
mund Lowe gives a pleasing ehafae-
teTixauon OF the fianee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
Adler-i-ka
Stops All
Troubles!

II suffered from gas on tn
stomach and constipation ia
years. Took Ad-ler-i-ka thre
weeks and have gained in weigh
and am FREE from ALL trouble.
tSigned) !. IL. Williams.
Adler-i-ka flushes BOTH uppo
and lower bowel so completely
relieves ANY CASE gas on stom
ach or sour stomach. Removes fou
matter which poisoned the stomaci
for months. Often CURES constips
ton. Prevents appendicitis. Adlerl
ka is n mixture of buckthorn. cas-
cara. glycerine and nine other simpi
ingredients. Swift Drug Co. Ban
tell Drug Co. and all leading drug
gists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

and tragedy Of n shattered 70
nance.
Then comes thriii after thrill II
IL .smaHhlng story Of surprise
and suspense. Of primitive men.
courageous women. fierce huHkies
and mnismutes. an exciting flght
between grizzly bears. krueling
hattie between men for the pos.
session 81 woman. the hight With
the Rlri-~and then a most turpfis'
Ing climax.
The acting o, pretty little Pau.
line siarkc stands out well IN the
picture and Niles WEIGH who plays
opposite Mlfs s;arke. IL also a cap.
able player.
Thc settings are beautiful and the
introduction into the ntory 81 the
many wild animals lcuds additional
interest 20 the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
CODY MAKES DISCOVERY

Lew Cody. The Butterfly Man
and '"The Beloved Cheater." IL the
most eminent prepayment OF the kiss.
Re has traced the history OF the
kiss from is original haunt In Asia
Minor to Rome. over Europe Of old
TO the land OF the Yanks in the
goth century. and all the time II
has been an expression of affection
by the white race. The word kiss
II from the German '.kuas." or
"kussa-" but the war didn't affect
its stability a bit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
TAlMAOGE SISTERS
BACK IN NEW YORK

The Taimadgr sisters. back In
New York from Chicago. where they
attended a motion picture conven-
ton a. tho guests OF First National
Exhibitors circuit. have resumed
work ~ the 18th street studio. Joseph
- schcnek has purchased The
Branded Woman" for Norfnss next
picture. and Good References for
Constance. 'The Branded Woman"
IL an adaptation by Anita Jooz Of
Oliver u. Ballcy's well known three
act play. branded" Good Refer
enccs" Is magazine short story
by T.. J. Rath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
DAUGHTER TO
FOLLOW PROFESSION

IT. n. Warner. the Robertson. Cole
star. hopes his hahy daughter will
grow up TO be an actress. thus max
ing the fifth generation OF War
ners on the stage or screen. War
ner Is a married philosopher. even
outside his gripping role In The
Double Standard" for he says.
Marriage Is a success whom II Is
50 per cent team work and so per
cent sense OF humor. The trouble
with most couples Is tina, one for.
gets the other ~ human"
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The Nensn Gives"
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COLONIAL.

One Of the best pictures In which
a. II. Warner has ever starred n
The Double standard" the present
attraction at the Colonial. The back
grounds for tho plot are beautiful
English country and city scenes. The
opening Of the picture relates how
Dr sylvester fAnyon has for years
been kept in ignorance Of n secret
which his dead wife once confessed
To his father the serious fact OF her
love affair with another man since
her marriage.
The dramatic death ~ an old
friend Of the doctor is the means o!
breaking the news 20 the husband
He Immediately leaves for London to
try and forget. Here he learns the
great lesson Of mercy and lenienoy
toward those who are weak. and the
ending is happy when he proceeds to
faU in love with bis tiny daughters
pretty govcrness.
Claire Adams IL the girl and little
Virginia Ice the daughter.