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Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
HOSPITAL NEEDS FUNDS
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Tie Putnam Patriot is successful lg conducting public subscription campaign in behalf of the Day Kim ball Hospital of tnat city, in an en- deavor to secure the meuey needed to defraV the cost 9f building an addi- ton to the hospital buildings. The Patriot has adopted the slogan, "A Dollar Or More" and the response to the appeals made has been splendid. The Patriot is to be congratulated not only on the success of the undertak- ing. but on its willingness to take up the project and push it 90 givorousiy, thereby giving renewed evidence that il is fulfilling it's obligation of proinot- ing the best interests of the city nn all possible ways
 The sentiments that prompted the Patriot to launch it's campaign were the same as moved us about year ago to issue an appeal to the people of Killingly 70 come forward with their donations for the Hospital in it's hour of need. The Transcript Fund amount ed to more than 5000 This was sev- eral hnndded dollars short Of the "quota" given to Killingly.
 The Day kimball Hospital serves this community just as effectively and efficiently as it does the City of Put nam. No questions are asked as to the patients place of residence. From one view point, therefore, the Hospital ebelongsn to Killingly as much as It does to Putnam. There should be q generous response, therefore. to the institution E appeal.
 It's building. not being large enough. had to be enlarged to not only accom- odate all who sought treatment there, but (o better care for everyone. The funds available to meet the cost of the addition were not sufficient and as one means Of raising the deficit, a move ment was launched to seek the iinan- eial aid of those who appreciate the importance of the hospital to the com munity, Many responded. but still not enough was raised.
 The Patriot will welcome all gifts of A "dollar or more" for the Hospital fund If any persons choose to sene their contributions to us, we will b. pleased to forward them to The Pa triot or the Treasurer of the Hospita
 Board of Trustees. The immediate question is not which agency shall re ceive gifts, but rather to sec to it tha' the donation is made now and of a generous size as the pocketbook anC willingness to allow one's money t serve others in a great cause. will per
 init. "Give a dollar or more"
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
.s...-.-s 1az- BRINGS
 CROWD INTO COURT
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fLo1tIEGe1 from FsEe Oney
 .ss ezFtarsy. CT fn that ezse. tie Ief, zzz1 se af t1e hlghaay AS t1e esu cane near to ezrh other the drivers sf tter za-ung them out toward fre center of the highway in an arteup; .s a4sr- q collision Miss Willis sad sas heard the crash and realized sne s-as badly r1r1. She was not taros-u azr 1f her seat. however, and eE- orezsed her belief that she was noi zreorsc5sus for more than an irs-&nr-
 Ess MlIlls specific recital Cf tra .1fzr5es receITe5, s1owe1 dlslocaN0u of the sao1ider. broken ribs on each si4e. severe in. 1r5ez to @-rlsrs and t-- gers. torn ligznents, broken Jaw, l1- 5zrr 10 nose. and neck and other ss- zere har1s. Ehe was under tns care of narze for B or 5s weeks after me accident, froua which she has not faaly recovered. Tn order that her broken szw might bs properly treated | xss necessary for her, about Chrlst- mas tirzs of Izst year, 10 Eubrni; to ,ae extraction = z0 teeth On sc- eoant sf tfs ngary to her nOsa sae contluzes to experlence difficulty n oseatnings Evidence introduced zasHed tkat Hlz5 Y Ills had obligated 1erssf for approximately slloo for mszlezl z15 s1rg.eai attendance, med se.ne, narzing. etc. and that she has beer unable 70 89 sny work since the accident
 Following 8izs Willis examination Dr. [. 3. Sweet q Jewett City, who attended her. WAS called and testified a. to the injuries suffered oy Miss Y Wlllis.
 When ire czse opened again CT Tnarsdsy morning the court room was again crowded. Mos. ot .he interest gf the day centered in me testimony Of Mr Kenney. who emphztieaIly held .o his testimony that at the time the occurred. he was holding 70 ais own side Of the road ard was not going q speed over five miles an a9af.
 Following the hearing of Nr. Ken iey's testimony the court adjourned. as short calendar session is 10 be lela today at Willimantie, the hearing T the case VII not be taken up again mil nezt week.
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Miss Alice E. Sherman IS in Boston today (Fridayl.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Williams spent Thursday in Worcester.
 Thomas Dobson of Springfield Is at his home. Mechanics street. for tie week k-end-
 The Degree of Poeahontas will give a Thanksgiving dance in Red Men s hall next "Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. James F. eatherhead left to- day (Friday) to spend the winter months with her daughter and hus- band. Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Martin. in Melrose. Mass.
 F. Donahue, who has been attend ing a x. F.. Rexall druggists c0nven- ton at New Haven. has been elected vice president of the Rexall Club. Mir. Donahue declined a nomination for the presidency on account of lack of time for the duties this office would
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
LOCAL ITEMS
 OF INTEREST

E-er ws wesk-sz5 raest e s tz..sr z7 KzzsaAz
 Mrs M B gsy azs asss=. Mss Helen Ssrrs. srezt Szz1sg iz Nor W5c-
 M-. 4 [. Gooy7ns z-a Mrs Walter Whezto- sPezt szz1ay and Monday in BoE-51
 Char.es Kai5bs 1sfs Monday for Bos.er. sfrer spen1zng the week with relatiyes here
 Nrs ' T. LsF1n and Mrz- N \. Phinips spent the Eesk-snd with Miss Anna Lsritt 2. New London
 BIT. and Nrz ? s. Dz1forth and ds1ghter. Mss Florence, spent the week-en6 2: raeir old home U Bran ford
 Miss Dors N4rioa of Bugbes & Wulfs stors. notored to Holyoke Sunday ard spent tse day with friends
 $. Diamond. whe has been on ar automobile trip vstn Bennett Siegal of Pascoeg, E. |, returned home on Wednesday evening. Last Sundays Hartford CourznS had Q picture of Ars- " J. Bartlett, together with portraits Of other prom inent suffrage workers.
 Mr. ard Mrs. C. Merlin Kent of Manchester, '. H, were guests of Putnam friends on Sunday. Mr. Kent was former resident of this city.
 Charles Warner, South Main street, is to be among the fans from this sec ton who are 70 attend the Harvard Yale game at New Haven tomorrow.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Raferty. Grove street. had as weekend guest James Grace of Tarrytovr, N. T., 2 student at Storrs Agricultural Col lege.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, who were to spend the winter in Central Village. hare decided to remain ID Putnam al their home on Fremont street.
 Raymond Franklin has gone to Som eTYIi3e '. J.s where ne Hd5 aS- cepted position in the U. s. Depart ment of Agriculture. He will be en- ployed by the entomology bureau.
 Sir. and Mrs. Lewis Champlin had as weekend guests hr. and Mrs. Frank Neal of Charlestosn, Mass. Mrs, Neal befsre her marriage was Marion Hines, and formerly lived ia Putnam
 Mrs. Nargare. Kennedy of Collins i vile and her daughter, Mrs Joseph i Tattersas of Paterson. \. J., former residents sf this paacs. we're the guests last week of Mrs. B. (. DoIan, Chap man strees.
 Howard Carpenter. who was aeei-I denrziiy sf,at in the eye while hunting and who has been ar tfse Worcester City Hosps1al since the accident two weeks ago. xpent Sunday zt his home here, returning to Worcester Mon day.
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
CLYCERINE MIXTURE
 PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka, removes all foul. accumulated poisonous mat ter from BOTH upper and lower bow el and prevents appendicitis. Relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or con- stipation. The INSTANT pleasant ac- ton of Adler-i-ka surprises both doc tors and patients. "A business man reports great benefit in 8 long stand ing case of indigestion and sour stor,- ach. Joseph J. Dupre, Druggist.
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
TO BUILD NEW BLOCK
kaminski & Wolfe Make Tentative
 Plan, For Main Street Structure

Permission to build out 10 the side walk at the corner of Main and Buck streets was requested at the council meeting Tuesday night by kaminski X Wolfe. owners of the property. The matter was referred to committee for action. Tentative plans for the erection of two story block on this site. containing two or three stores and number of offices. have been un- dertahen uy the owners,
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
CULiEClS JEWELS
 FOR METROPOLITAN
Ponnfret Summer Resident As sembles Rarest Egyptian
 Ornament Exhibit
Je-sI 4 600 Years O1d From Pyramid
 e Lzhun

P11fEes people are especially LateZ- este3 51 the exhibition cf a-c1e-t en-
 elry whitr has zst been zSse--5se1 sy sse Me.rspsl5tar M1He1-s q Ar, Aea
 yerk City. since much of the 1lseog-
 erv and sll of tre work of research in
 connection ~Ith the exhibit has been
 sreor pllsae5 5y Albert A. LgE1g1,e.
 z noted arcraeo. .ozzs-, v1o g Eek3-
 kar Euzner visitor 70 PCmfret and
 Wo<,Sr.oek. and wltn Nrz. Lyt1goe g
 sfsfrx q; present st ths Ben GrosTs19t
 Ern z5en Mr Lytngoe's father. ar
 ITt.gse is head of the Egyptian de-
 ozr4naeut zt the Mstropolitz--
 Tae following description of ne
 jewels rzz been widely printed;
 The Ee.rop-ol5rzr Nuseaaa q Ar
 sew Fork, has On yie7F what E sad to
 ss tse mos. valuable group q se~e.fy
 af .5e aseisnts yet eigcoyere1- l. F tss imperial gift Of King se1szfef
 IL, #he ruled in EgyPt 1000 years
 ago. to Princes sst-HathoF-igE1t, 4hsch wzs dug up i1 lsli st the o@se
 5f the Pyramid of Lzhun-
 The 5exelz, which are exquisite .0.s n aeeign and Torknn s-4EizIp. IT, .igae g psetorzl Of extraordinary beauty w1scn E suspended from necklace of lzpis. green felspsr, car nelizr ard golden bescs- h the de- sagn Of the pectorzl iE e c&rtoaehe sn xa.eh has been worked the king name and which IS protected on eaea aide by falcon crowned with t1e 1Isk 2f the zun and by a grseUs, from xf5ek hangs the symbol Of life. i ssazttIng fYure below grzspg 'shea7es of years'f in each hand and hanging from his elbox is a tadPole, represent E ang 100 GOO The design asks the gods May King Sensuret H. Aye Io0, ,000 years"
 Tn lhe group are also two srmists. which are almost equally extraordin- arr and beautiful They are Hroggaf from sir bau Of gold each bearing tairty-seyea rows cf beads, which hold apart as many rows Of smaller .ea9s of carnelian and turquoise T5bey are fastened b. a small slide Of gold npon which is engraved the names and titles Of Amenemhat IL, .ho is supposed to have made this [ particular gift to the princess. In ] aid in the arnlets are designs which i, "satisfaction of the heart. the heart in peace among the gods" , md life amid all protection
 The find also includes collar of I .--ah,e Hon heads; girdle Of large [ avyries. an amethyst necklace with ] old claw pendants and obisdain vases c :, sol5d black mounted in gold, which i gere nsed by the princess to bold her ' oiisf cintneuts or cosmetics; easksn [ :, ivory veneer and ebony. inlaid ~itn i ,a,d ar4 3 diadem, which was held ,y the Egyptian authorities and Is I ,o,s on exhibit in Cairo.
 The diadern, which is the most pre- .ioug of all the objects in the group [ band of gold more than an inch . width and eighteen inches in leng'n, 1, front t has the royal uraeus inlald { .,;,h earne,ian and lapis and with eyes { = gsrn.t. On the band itself are hf- , een rosette. with streamers of gold { ,nene,aea from them on the sides and .ek double plume of gold, so |. .e tha. they would stir with eV- .rv movement of the head, is invited { .- er aide
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-19
GROSvENoRDALE COMPANY DE
 CREASES WAGES

The Grosvenordale Company post ed notices in their mills last Monday notifying the help of decrease of Is per cent. in wages to take effect next Monday. The mills are still run ming 24 hours a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
COLONIAL.

Geraldine Laird knew men. sltho
her husband thought she was only a
little domestic nobody. when che
found herself deserted she did mol
pine away with grief. Instead she
faced tho world with pluck and a
talent she knew would bring sue.
cess. She became sensation over
night, a now star In the theatrical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Constance Tsimadge has sent
Uerd abroad that she wants good
eomedies.
Luna Park Swimming Fool opens
March 2Tth---Advcrtisrme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

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There were pains in my left side. at
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

strange 90 say. there IL not n dinner
or banquet scene In the whole pic.
tur-. But IL was necessary for
Harry Carson. the producer. to 30.
cure tho effect Of rain. snow. hail.
sieet and Ice. In one scene where
Miss Young az the drug victim II
seen entering the RITZ Carlton hotel,
Wet rice caused the rain effect.
salt was used for snow. barley was
made. In the strange lights Of the
studio. 10 appear as han. dry tap
ioca resembled melting hah. and
then soaked tspioca took on the I'm
agc OF sieet-
All in all. five hundred pounds OF
foodstuffs were used
Eyes OF Youth" IL the attraction
az the Rex this week.
STRAND
Twins. aged years. who look ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Prizes Offered for
Photoplay Essays

As q special appeal TO the various
student bodies Of the city. and TO at
tract their particular interest TO the
powerful AmericanizatIon drama.
The Coppcrhcad." now showing at
the Strand. the management OF that
theatre is offering three prizes OF $50
each. II was announced Monday. One
of these prizes goes 10 the grammar
school student. one TO the high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Vivian Rich IL at WORK on a movie
titled Forgive and Forget"
Bob Connolly IL 20 b. featured in
the film version OF Fanni- aurst's
"Humoresaue."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
CLEM,iER

James Nell. the wei known char
ac,er actor OF the screen and stage.
plays an Important part in The
Paiiser Gaze" at tho clemmer this
week. AFR. Ncils role In this photo
play ~ reminiscent OF David War.
fields Music Master" The stories
bear no similarity but Mr.. Seii's
part is that Of a typical. iovablc
warfieldian old man whose affection
for his daughter. Casey pauline
Frederick. is eduaied only by his
passion for music.
Besides the feature picture the
Ciemmcr Il showing Harold Lioy IS
latest comedy, Haunted spooks."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

7 ovELy Norma Taimadge. noted
- film beauty. has become old. her
checks have fallen. her eyesight has
failed. and her hair. once so luxurh
ant and raven colorcd. has become
thin and gray. But the change In
only temporary.
At the same time Miss Talmadge,
whose screen proclivities In the past
have been along the lines of win
ming the love Of gentlemen n i'm.
macuiatc dfeas. while shc was TO
splendeut as a peacock. has laid
aside her gorgeous robes. for the
moment 20 become a bobbed haired.
tempcramentai Greenwich village
genius.
All this takes place In her newest
picture. '.She Loves and Lies" which
i= showing at tho Coliseum this
week.
REX
Five kinds OF food were used In
the making Of one scene In Eyes
OF Youth" In which Clara kimbali
Young Is starred
The food was no, eaten. In fact,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Charles Ray does another Of his country youth inperson-
atoms in Alarm Clock Andy at the Liberty this meek
He's suffering. boshfl youth employed by an auto
truck company where, 10 is said HE couldn't sell beef
steak 10 starring millionaire"
Then he meets the boss daughter Dorothy.
She makes real salesman Of him In av Of contrast
the story includes crack salesman Of the establishment co
gets by for time Nth btUf.
Alarm Clock andy matches such other Charles Ray pic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

student and one TO the university stu
dent who. after seeing The Copper.
head" contributes the best written,
summary OF the value of the lesson
Of this play TO America The oouny0k!
not TO exceed fifty words in length.
may be left at the box office Of The
theatre. They will be passed upon
by a member Of the eity's teaching
force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

armament at whose feet men laid
their hearts and fortunes.
Then what did exhubby do?
lie crawied back on his knees and
asked forgiveness--llke many an
other wise man.
At the Colonial this week this
photoplay In called The Luck OF
Geraldine Laird" But was "?
Wasn't II just downright pluck7
Bessie Barriscale plays Geraldine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Chic Sale. famous vaudeville I'm
ster and musical comedy star. WIN
make his debut in motion pictures
this month under tho auspices Of ~
Christie at the Hollywood studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
STOMACH TROUBLE
HAS DISAPPEARED
INDIoEsTfoN-uow
TT fS CORRECTED


1T Is CORRECTED
Thin blood In the cause and the
consequence OF indigestion.
Impoverished blood impairs tho
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and rourds the digestive proc.
cHres.
on the other hand. imperfect di-
gcstlon robs the blood OF
nourishment
Tho right tonic will make the
blood so well oxidized and
rich that IL will improve the
digestion. and an improved
digestion win correct the ane-
mic condition.
Read how this Michigan resident
who was a victim OF stomach
trouble found relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

much alike as two peas. unite 20 play
the part of Whsle. the girl In the
1858 splHod. OF ''Th. coppcrhcad. g
showing at the Strand this week
They arc Barbara and Adele Hast.
ings. Director Charles MsIgne had
observed that children become easily
fatigued when working In the 0ovics.
lilo took account OF this by securing
the twins NO that barbara could re.
licve Adele. and vice versa. with the
public none the wiser.
Tho coppcrhcad" Is a splendid
dramatic vehicle. Lionel barrymore
IN the star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29
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MRS. WILSON RETAINS
COMPOSURE AT TRIAL

MARYSVILLE, Calf, Jan. 2s.-All
persons under 81 We're barred from
the courtroom today when the court
opened for resumption of the sensa-
tiona1 testimo ony of Arvin Ward in the
Gertrude Wilson murder trial. She is
charged with killing Charles Brown.
Fred J. Wilson, husband of the defend
ant. a newspaperman, said he is con-
fident of her acquittal Mrs. Wilson
retained her composure despite Wards
testimony that he saw her in a most
position with Brown
and that later when Brown deserted
her for her younger sister she threat
encd to kill Brown and her sister.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29
WOE BE TO RADICAL
AGlTATOR IN IDAHO;
NET is STRETCHED
BY DAN l.. BEEBE.

| Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
| BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 29.-Woe be to
the radical agitator who sets foot in
Idaho.
He will face an administration de-
Itermined to rid the state of this un-
desirable element and equipped with
possibly the most effective law en-
forcement agency to be found in any
state-the Idaho state constabulary
| One man Robert o. Jones, secre-
tary of state and state commissioner
of law enforcement-holds within his
hands the power to make a policeman
of every citizen in Idaho and can
force every sheriff, police chief, may
or, prosecuting attorney or other Of
iicer to do his bidding, and to leave
his own county or city and go to any
part of the state to act for the con-
Istabulary.
This power to mobilize the states
entire strength at any place in case of
an emergency is pointed to by propo-
nents of the law as one of its chief
Virtues.
Idaho is like nation with an un-
limited draft law and a commander
in-chief empowered to exercise the
draft at a moments notice in putting
down any type of disorder.
But Robert o. Jones. thus far. has
not abused his power. according to
those who opposed the law in it's max
ing.
Administration of the constabulary
has been all right so far i. II. Park. |
president of the State Federation of
Labor told the correspondent. La
bor vigorously opposed the act Great |
ing the constabulary although, ac-
cording to Park. it was without |
friends in the legislature
The contsabulary has been func-
Lioning since May, 1919.