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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17
Linens, Domestics. Crash

70-inch half linen table damask. A good
line of patterns to choose from. Regular
500 values. = on
Monday and Tuesday, yard LOU
70-inch mercerized- damask in six good
patterns to select FROM Regular l.50
values. 4 nH
Monday and Tuesday, yard ksUO
64x64 fine imported, mercerized pattern
cloths, hemmed ready for use. A good
3.75 value q m
Monday and Tuesday, each LslC
s0xS0 all pure linen pattern cloth. An
extra heavy double damask. Regular
1880 value. 1870
Monday and Tuesday. each 1UsJC
S1xS0 bleached seamless sheets of good
quality muslin, made for real wear. 400
value. q m
Monday and Tuesday. each AeLJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-20
Discuss Burnsrite Securities

and consider them at the present price. You
who pay coal bills for home, factory, office
building or institution will find this PROPOSE
ton i%mmeasurably the best from a~money-mak-
ing standpoint-with bankers, local coal deal
ers and individuals alike approving the purchase
Of Burnsrite Securities as one richer in posi-
biities and as
steady and consistent in earnings IS any Of the bread and-butte
necessities of the present day.
Get our prospectus. Send us the attached blank. Call on the
phone or visit with us to the plant. Every assurance is yours for
safety and service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

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a. Asr. ~ = Lay1gn- wa-shio ana
sf-non- 1e@ a NJ. church si.zcr,7 ,.
N. .pT9i'-h LsR-.e neHt1ng. SD T Il :
ssaspea service, "a p II srHva- a7c
praise ssrvzrs Wse-esuav Il -W N
a1ncla- board meeting E 8ruav a ~
= NJ 81 ne aCEas IF Or L Eaas-,.-s
4 State s.
FIST RA7TLIs wnsz--r xr-s4... 7.
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evening
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PROGRESS SrTET-T ALS- 50
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PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE RAP
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crpz1ul af new mAna srE > ? N r=pu--
o. cEI-aEse-S far Lfse new " ar.tu M5ra-
mani IND er1nsr- szrvAcas 1Erst-z.ri.
c-l.lrIa prayer me@Lag Ne1assaar 81
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If Odd Fellows and r1ps- +-sands- SE1-
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: F1a3en mIn5sfe- Szs a M r11r--,f.
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un4rlE=r Tease aBIa c1Eare % ne
hour ~ se--tce-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE sarle-r III
lla-ns stree Sa-7-7ca d. ~. sTreterT
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sCDpEai- I'M T@St1-uEn1a- meeting a. = q
q FeG1 esuBy- EsAn1l- E-3grn a Al--lS-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01


livery stable II CzaET-s7sr- sH2G i-1a-
ne -snemo--eC ne ~ -saST1UG Y -lfe
horses Ware locked re 1oTsss 17-e1
4sIzca thoroughly because he vas n
uz--Rstal ana 5e- sad Re -oE-7a ne
horses q De sound ana r. good eo1-
d2t7Gn- Ee thought -4Ess TIE hC7Eses
- MAJ t-Ene should De WORN Za@u-
S6aa
George n Be3ysg IT Gardner an
oI1er ra1 WIN ms haa mere " l@ss
X &c MI horses wzs 7zz- ca4l 20 TT
the pa mi ana 5e sa11 l2a< ne ls1sa
sesa ne horses Wi2In " Aas2er ak
hanged "SsE'- 1.sets4- - -ssaAA La n
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haa 1r. Wakefield c0ue ana sas -aa
a,arse ala -na aerse Dag aao1- !
month az. -h4 o-1sr aerse seemed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

A horse case VIII 1eL- horses Il
zo5vad. VS. brought F-a1ay t0renocn
aefare Judge BeAa u ira Superior
coIs-t u hen Aoe-~- Ia Y aeeser NJ
Gardner brought ST. 4-z-nsr Fef9sy
r ROOD IT Dresden .91e case beng
e1a Of alleged GeEsl-- L7e ps4az-[---
a5a.-ns ma on June eG. -2zs- Te a.
ne spec5a- instance ana request CT
-ra defendant 5a--a z7ed - exchange
1ar : certain par " wazt= na-eS a-,1
s-9e n money ms par II orrvr7
horses -a3ae1 Il salf Wceslsr
GAINS Food - 13sseiv NJ +-a1U
& e1---v wa---a----- ne SIZE 0z-es =
ne sound. s---z IN T-Cg- . harness
snd -,-al- II every way. -lIa -.7ter~
n sfe4-a1,7 ana +rgz---r TTrz-s3e a. ara
YIN knox EGG Ct 21si-w e<caaacea-
VI aeels- Chains na-r became useless
" - srk-s II Gardner vas at-o--
7e- for plzzrzz1 ana Cha-as =. View
al ut Bah 1sr -1e asfe-1aa-
AZ5e--- 2 Wheeler was rne 4-vr
Witness called r. = n Ia hprse
tslszzess II Gardner am 1as 1A2aasa
= E-sR- many hnrseE. r. 1ssE- bed
~ horses wn5ca ne E1EnAl-ee WIKI
liz. Food One horse was acc-1-aa -ac
and ne oIher 51s was 2 green 90rsa-
Nez-aer Of hem ware g--es1' and he
ss,r-hes. sad -ha- hey wz~a val
matched and TT about aG8az weight
Food PAD sac = boot IT re E-
cna1ga and ne s8rses- R=ya sx1aazE-
ad On me -aR6 about e-l-f TaT be
tween Gardner and NJ. Foods ta-l
N Ia =s1ef q june -2-9-
william Z n a-e. WHO conducts a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

-@ SEW La The -r-sz hEd TIE
Haa1Ee- II takes ssEEz4 months TOR
a horse 10 gst 4 rna1 crnEzr-un IT
= assz-se1a SAD TIE ether 10rsR WIS
Lzzsc1s-S I'll taa- vas If 1a-zr 6a-e
11a1 lax - .-aa 1r,s- anH- TIE ser
2za1 aEr-se vas FZ-zA5a Re SAID thai
ne w1D3Gz have -ae nrrses = rs
sEaa8e 45r ne PRICE of hin
Car saw ire horses VIII
Rood rarelraa n -as swap aaru- /
xask a1E- me --a-sac-e- Ea sad
1-1aE e dan canine Ina horses
Esszl'T much eG1 saw hem N ne Rad.
sne Gay G- Fond -alc hi THAI ne
a1esz =sat- aze q ne horses Lad The
zalss- Xxx Sac IAa- he SD aax
7f'1nA maj ae2 Ire wvaa: aEAcr me
asoT,sa T1z- VA Ee sew -5e hErse
aEa-1 = February and = WAS en-
tray 1-'ee - baz-
az ---lE VIC works FIR M EaoE
was lalaG- re mas worked aar MI
12r -11- yEA-s zzd ID q : mont
amer NJ bought -ne ho-Sas. Ee sud
Ina De zDtacea = Pa-Eh u ne aszi
81 ere # De horses MAJ ne harse
was Uneasy Ee alss noticed r.2a
Pa1ea 81 ne = - II ne oLasr
hEsrs4
F~a3k Z Pau - Dresden Z
7@2gsheu II Rlaed WIS ,ex- -z-less for
g-he defense r saw tna1 horses
whlra Eo0d cot ur wH=s1ar altar rwa
9r r-arae DAYS z-ts- ne r-zaszC-au.
r. sald mar ne I'd tat Know rhs
-l7s1asIlas # -Ae Ia7- The 1az-
d4--an Of me 1o-se --sE verse and
re Isl --rne ne saw ne horse Ae
NJ Re ed H NOTICED thR buacA
On ne ether aursa- F. SAID -aat Ne
weL-Ga Van, L pay ever szRe FIR
he horses
J1eEe Eea1a sad -ha- re w71-1
re1eF---'-~r--55rr Monday.
-1e l-sI PAT Of ne aars-orr ses-
ssrE vas rak=n ID rss1 m hearing
Il 1t,1z1uus 11r Divorces. One PEI
-srr 1n-r was ear-Hs-a5 and z7cu rs
~ brought he1u7a ne c2lr-t and -as-
tssnonr groducea, rnR1 c-z-as1 ~az
e. apez
lo,1rt adjourned a Isl = n II
II Ar-aav morning a. $50 1}och
whar -1-s case ar Tfu1I21 Is. Eoi.
SGT +z=a1,ar. VI D. heard sE
Ja4Ea Beane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
SHOP NOTES

The ( 1ez- el-C-1C pG--211s sew
~ machines ara easy = s7e-z-z
easv ~ carry --uu sze Pr q lie
1oGse -g a-g7Es- ana azsE q Eu-
away =1Lk1ev & C'C1rzal ire
sa1wr-- -a+m -z -wa sC-.ss org q
,--sl1--a z1llz1-a- Ca- and 17spacI
zen z71 saH 1Ae- 7a2v superior
.ase- SAVING 1sR-1-es.
II heir az ---s morning Melville
Sinh d So al ztla-c III . Ia
Ds~D7C-- & --sg-v E3a-- Fa1u
Jgls- received and vs2ce = CT Ak
afbI-1- = t1s1- scZ-h v-n1cw They
have 2-so -=ee.~=1 S17riT II ne
la1esT 7lave- -1l-s -z5c1 include sH--
era q ne ZIG aIs II TIE s-aa1
music department tae su-E E=-v-
0ne - u eR-r 1@r Someone" 5 Z rz-y
7npCz- va -1g- now
Esa- nat rad .a--a51 +A+11-E
here 3 nothing as-E- than -zrsc
Elzz-- ne celebrated Eu--z- ned
-,ze ina stimulates he appetite and
gives -a2sw@1 wager n 7a.H zrs-Hrn-
TIE East SIDE Pharmacy, l. 4
Sheldon p-rp-, se.-s Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
GIVE A THOUGHT
TO AUGUSTA
Chamber Of Commerce
Group Meetings. TO
Discuss Augusta :
Needs

GIVE 4 though - A1E2sEa- 3 ne
slogan 1ar me Chamber cf Commerce
mem 5s-s --oUp meetings n be 1sia
Tuesday aa6 Thursday s-lag y
The Cry ha-I FIR tne purpose u a-s-
russl-E ne 1uesIC1. "a Li6cs
srEz1sra. Need - -1r azswe- u liza
z-sszaen Is a1so re answer = TIE
an.s-apn VIVA shall me EAa-noe-
II Commerce 10
RE S-xf series II E-0a7 meetings
VII pc rad n ga Tuesday evening,
Nav 4. n the Cry hal The plan
@r- ~ meeting provides f0r a ZEN
ara meeting af al u ne g-uupE q
winch X. Philip Ssa--s- tns1aZla --o7
a.-a~-0r. WI explain me meaning.
,u-,pse aid importance IF tasssss
r-ouo meetings. = me Organization C
. st,cceswful Chamber # f-1r7Tai't','.
arc rre need Of 4 3rog--aI Z w's''a
winch vii represent ne cry a;ae&s
ara Inc raer berg wishes.
Members opl-tuns s0u--1t-A@- far
ne genera meeting the groups VII
meet n me Ta-anus ~aurs- each N
.7,sr-- of a Chairman 1rr rne 7arp9s1
~ oerasnz7E the expression q ep.2-
Eos, =--ra encn member present m
.s~ wa 1pusrlcns- Fn-sT--EN Aa- in
~ orsaaur Il me thing q 1--st 1'1'-
france raar should be undertaken
- he Chamber II Commerce Ia Il
p-,vva ne trade Conditions ana sss-
-,sr-,71rirass n rcu- rw1 lie II bust
zszs~ zecnrn-I ha- as a cs1lze'n.
~ vrr believe that the Chamber q
~arr-~-e should x-sT UNDERTAKE. 17r
~ mod # me CRY a. large Ea1 4
-,a-n1,er VII be asked 70 write Gown
49, aul-sun sn a Suggestion hAazk
4.r--ssaed fir that purpose
Leaders OF g-912s who ~al Pre-
cd. TUESDAY even-ag are Benedict
Maaer. Ega@ns & Owen Chas- I
7a,,ew Keith Evz1- Another ser
,es of group meetings VIII he heid
--Sv,--saaw evening and anyone 11-
al. :, ae-gnd The Taes6zy meeting
= w~snorne - coTne Thursaay-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
NORTH AUGUSTA

The NartA Augusta Grange rc1zg
people vii acid \ socsas and dance
May night L Is hoped there wizl be
l. 1<Gi a4-Enaaac= as 1he pr5cesds z-s
70 nelr the Portland Institution @sr
the Esxns
Ora Perkins Is glE1a SICK n. z1S
arEne an The Townsend -na2
Mss Jennie Cuf-ss has returned -
aHr school III Boston. aeFeE sasS1aS
weeks vacation with nR RsEer
Columbus Eor-as- T7wrses4 -naG-
The -s-sn-EFE NJ Nsr-n ARrzx-z
he'd a rehearsal Thursday eE4zA 10
1ar The play r1ey are souu % szvs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

me 11nsr7- NJ The ia-a Fred ".
-SWa1 q JAMAICA Fan Mss. was
as4d AZ lse o clock F-acay AFTERNOON
-rcErn ne hnne CT Manson Conan u
ne Fanr rnR1. Szrasv. There -az a
III e s-l4nta1ce CT friends aoc there
we're many 1Grzl tributes R=v. "a
r holman pastor If rsf~ Msranc 81
ca11'en Of Oakland sfEE.atad. The
bearers Tzna E1n. Wills {. Sx-t- Al
a Ils-ls1a and Lewis L Swzf-. Arthur
r Sewaa and =. Eugene Cawan. Al
Of Ssd-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01


Cslwi- ~ -ez-1o-- - z's-Ser-es
n acc7-Ss-ce ~i-r C1a75o-
@ : sustained IA TIE Aa-neoac
County case q Tie Rea- Estate Title
Insurance * T-as- Ca ~ Falla1e4 =
7nza ~ T. -, Gavin V Dearborn n
Al1E.1 = as 1T -asC--I f7-Ez --1e
* cgl-t winch 1Rs -ESt 1Aea hand
"a 5rw-- Tbs IS u 7r1rar case
aZG ----lvRs a7Caz spa 9nH was
a--Eo1 a. Ire December -s-1 u -aa
a n eaz~-- 2 : Mercy of Lewiston
= attorney 1T NJ r.sa-1 ana a
FL F'E--zrEa- ard Wa--ar IA Saz born
11 AlRstA are soG1Ees 17- me II
Elra1Ua & It's; co-7E-w Tsas re-
SCRIPT --ax1 II ASSOCIATE 5asr5ce
DeaSe- Taaas as follows
81 a EaalI-v brought - ev1-
sTg-2cr1aa " ~ e. ha~ vi Ear
rex Stanley lst- 1e- property n e--zsr
Ia -1e benefit T 1s~ so1 Ser an :
l.&z-zg MS 1fa- Tie vi further -ra-
v-zxs In AHtE- -17e 6eresse II III
SUI Es-a2s Mn 81 g. III zaceasz
sac1-4 z survive En al Il Nv sa5a
rr'r 7as-E sna-z - 70 anne S1z-azev
" Low ri Nv SCR David a S1anlsv u
- hsz-s ;2zas.a3Ei- esg anu 9-eed t-.ru a.
---Asfg~
anne SFznsev became TX -az--,a-
A7-2ss stanley -tsz-n- -s1s -----ss4rs.,4
re gEs1-.ar--7- bat d5a6 be<o-a ne s5s-
-eAse # EF--H- TsCr-- se- fEs
s1e ass --ed . M 1lz--.-1Es a. her
--eacast under re WI.
Ila usUal formal words --~-a d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

II Name az a Sea-a- A great aeEg of
-ask has bean heard IN TIA street n
1zT0r az Isa adez- A meeting w5-I re
1sIG n the near -zz-Gs-s AZ which tine
plans VII be raG.s that A2E2ssa mar
Eet a Ene wira 51ser Maine cl1es
and PIT ever a rea- tine something
tlaa- viii 81 down in h-srzzv sed-z4zE
ne Name cal.-az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
AUGUSTA May CELEBRATE

Merchants Association AJi.zfs-r
Mc~e fer cese-vs-ce 5T THns@ Ar
rFSerxary Of Mare Is a State
The Merchants Association whsc-
IS new q part II me Chamber 81
Commences - zS1ear2uE a move u
crsenrn1n shn-aunaze1.A Anniversary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

MAocoezar Grange. Va. IT, VIII
ahaa II rsEa2a- meeting .aas Sassz--
GAY sT-nz1Es Azy L The lecturer aas
prspa-ec u Inc program corszsra-
u music a farce That Chew AZ To-
aacco- a potato race. ssa-es ana
eool7c-1nE- L good attendance -
desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
AUGUSTALNALS

The 1rE sTweer-v ,5osscr nf
sprnE -sprraa To the Journal vas
picked F-l6av zen- me Sra-s nzx-.gr
goanos sr Mss 5s-nsce Cer- u :
Crosrv street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
SUPERIOR COURT
Horse Case Heard by
Judge Beane

q. -wcss Sesssc-. SUI Sc :
Er-ouE-s ~ Al5sr- W. wheeler Ct
Gs--l-e- IS. 7e-iss :. Food 81
c-esas--coa-- Assc2r,s - Nc--
say Morning w,c- Court case
NH Sc -es--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

Earrraa-e sac n S0ra1 s1Af'--
Journal building. TzssaaT. MAJ =
--as.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

r.~-,gz- Saturday might dance a.
NEE naI. Douglas orcaest1S-
.rv-snr MI. Fa--fan a. piano
x~et.rse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01
RESCRTPT ST STAINS
BILL N kENNEBEC CASE

g re =aa{ Es1aae tie I-sa-z-cs
& T-uE: cn. ~ 1-lla5ei7rsa rs.
Gslsl- ~ -ez-1o-- - =ss-Ser-.s
n a117-zarcs ~f-1 C-a7a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

an. sc-=esnoeinS shops n Augusta
wsVY closed every SATURDAY. Aafssf'-
ncrn beginning MAY = during me
ar months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

v--s Nazr. E.5rsessoers ASS H
49,. nj Azgz2E-2-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-01

A. ever g SERVICES o-Fc1c1
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS

tires of Trixie and. after bitter
quarrel, Trixie leaves him and comes
back to America.
Louise is angry to think that Trixie
would dare come back, but as usual
she forgives her and has her wait
until she goes to the hospital to visit
Michael. When she returns from the
visit she finds an excited crowd about
the house, and moment later learns
that Trixie has killed herself, but the
neighbors think it is Louise, and not
Trixie.
Michael is so lonely that Louise
then decides to take her sisters
place for good, but when the opera
tion, which was performed to bring
back Michael's sight, is pronounced a
success, Michael discovers that it is
Louise, and not Trixie. who has Civ
en- him the greatest love he has ever
known.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02
ooh BABY" Is HERE TODAY
Marcus Show Will Arrive On S. P.
From North

Marcus Show Will Arrive On S. P
From North
Of course. any loyal Nogales folk
will not only admit but likewise as
sert that our girls are the prettiest
in the world. 1t wouldn't do there
fore, to say, "When you see flock
of the prettiest girls on earth romp-
| ing up from the depot today you'll
know that the Marcus Show, with
Mike Sacks and the famous Peach
girls in "Oh Baby" has reached
town from Phoenix. 1t would be more
proper and civically proud to precede
"girls" with strange"
Anyhow they will be here today.
The beauty exposition arrives on the
S. P. train at 5 P. M. Two sixty
foot baggage cars and like number
of special Pullmans are required to
transport the outfit from stand to
stand.
/ The Marcus show is like a small
village itself. The occupations of its
inhabitants are diverse and numerous.
In addition to the fifty entertainers
and professional beauties W.
in the spotlight's glare there are a
score or more on the payroll whom
the audience never sees. There are
beauty specialists to keep the Peach
chorus in trim, manicurists, modistes,
mechanics, wig-makers and above all
three chaperons. The later are most
The broiling beauties are
as carefully watched over as though
they were in a convent.
A few choice seats yet remain to
be sold. From the avidity with which
they were being gobbled up at the
Border News Agency and at the
Headquarters Co. 25th Infantry last
night it would appear that the late
comers will be disappointed. 1t will
no doubt be the best attended attrac-
tion the Lyric has enjoyed in a long
time.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02
EARLE WILLIAMS IN A ROLE +
ADMIRERS MOST ENJOY
Polished Vitagraph Star Seen as
Master Society Crook and Also as
Famous Paris Detective In "A
ROgue's Romance"

Earle Williams appears in role
in which his thousands of admirers
enjoy him most-that of a society
crook, in "A Rogue's Romance"
which will be shown at the Nogales
Theatre tomorrow. In fact this Vita
graph picture offers a double treat.
for the polished star portrays also a
famous Paris detective and succeeds
not only in battling the authorities
but in blocking gigantic swindle.
thus winning the girl he has loved
and from whom he has concealed his
true character. And then he turns
identity of Mons. Picard, master
crook
The story was written specially for
Mr.. Williams by H. H. Van Loan, who
wrote also "The Highest Trump"
and it is filled with surprises and
sensations. The action is swift and
the suspense strongly maintained to
the end. There are many strongly
dramatic situations, especially those
in which his society sweetheart, al
though suspecting him, protests him
even at the risk of her own reputa-
tion.
The picture was directed on the
West Coast by James Young and the
supporting cast is of unusual strength
and balance, including Harry Van Me-
ter, Herbert Standing, Marion Skin
ner, Kathryn Adams. Maude George,
Sid Franklin and Karl Forms.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02
HARD WORKERS

One of Mike Sacks chief assets is
the rapidity with which he projects
his funnyisms. In "Oh Baby" which
comes to Nogales tonight. Mike is
at his best. Fo him gloom is a thing
to be conquered and he assails the
blues with a ferocity that reminds
one of. an episode that resulted SO
disastrously for one Jess Willard
some time ago in Toledo. Mike don't
believe in letting grass grow under
his feet. He comes out to make folks
laugh and by gosh, he does it. If
he were an automobile race driver
he'd have De Palma, Resta, Oldfield
and the rest of 'em out of the run
ming.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02
"THE BETTER HALF"

Alice Brady will be seen at thu
Nogales Theatre today in her lates
Select Picture, "The Better HALF" 6
film adaptation by Louis Sherwin Of
Miriam Michelson's novel, "Michae
Thwaite's Wife" The story is that
of twin sisters who are as different
below the surface as it is possible
for sisters to be.
Judge Thorly, their uncle, become
very feeble, and when the twins be-
come eighteen Trixie chooses to go
to New York to make her home with
wealthy aunt, while Louise remains
with the bedridden old man. In her
heart she loves Michael .Thwaite, a
cousin by adoption, who has complet-
ed his college training, but knowing
Michaels early attachment for Trixie,
Louise never betrays how deeply she
cares for him. Michael and Trixie
finally become married, and at her
uncleps death Louise enters a hospital
to study nursing.
About a year passes. Trixie has
become acquainted with Hendrick
Thurston, libertine and idler, who
lures her to his rooms for a late sup
per. When Michael learns of Trixie's
caprice, he scolds her and Trixie inn
prov the opportunity to leave the
house in a fit of anger. She goes to
the settlement quarters where Louise
lives, but Michael, telling her to stay
in her room until she telephones for
Michael. On the way to the house
Michael is set upon by thugs and
beaten. He loses his sight and is
carried to the same hospital where
Louise is studying. In the meantime
Trixie had left Louise's room and
hurried to Thurston's, where the two
plan a trip to Europe.
1t is an easy matter for people to
mistake Louise for Trixie, and when
Michael calls for his wife, Louise
takes her place. At last Thurston
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02

RAGS WANTED-Will pay 5
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02

Glasses Wrong. See Arizona OPP
tical Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02
L O v ELL
ARCHITECT
Phone 3l-J
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL
IN BULK

NOTICE is heseby given that Ar
banitis Bros, partnership, of No
gales, Arizona, intends to sell and de-
liver to Leo Davila and Limo Car
rasco, Jr., of Nogales, Arizona, all
the stock of goods. wares, merchan-
disc, furniture, fixtures and equip
ment belonging to and pertaining to
the bakery and grocery store busi-
ness, belonging to the said firm of
Arbanitis Bros, and known as the
Star Bakery and located at No. 209
International Avenue, Nogales, Santa
Cruz County, Arizona, on Jan. 9Th,
1920.
This notice is given in accordance
with Paragraph 5249 of the Revised
Statutes of Arizona, 1918, as amend
ed.
Nogales, Arizona. December 10th,
1919.
ARBANITIS BROS.
By Constantine Arbanitoyanes.
STATE OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ-ss.
The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before me this 10th
day of December, 1919, by Constan-
tino Arbanitoyanes, for and on be-
half of Arbanitis Bros, partner
ship.
(SEAL)
DUANE BIRD
Notary Public.
My Commission expires December
9th, 1920.
First publication December 80, 1919
Last Publication, January 4, 1920.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02

Yesterday Miss Mary Shipley,
manager of the "Carnation Girls"
went to Bisbee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-01-02

Mr.. A. ]. Turner and party from
Tucson, were visitors at the line city
yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-19
TESTIFIES BRITISH
PLOTTED IN MEXICO
Self Styled u. S. Agent
Says English Sought
Carranza s Overthrow
- rrs a.sOe,.rsO ssss'

MASHINGroN, MAY Charles
r.. Jones. who described himself as
former volunteer agent OF the depart
mcnt Of Justice. laid before the senate
committee ON MeXican annirs today
copies of correspondence purportng 10
tell OF 1917 transactions between the
Felix Diaz lunta In New York ana
representatives. OF the British govern
n,ent regarding financing of new
revolution ir Mexico against tarrnnzu.
Jones testified he had Obtained the
letters while acting as agent for the
lunta.
one letter presented. bearing what
was said 20 bu the signature Of Pedro
Del NilIar. head OF the lunta, and adj
dressed to niaz, dated March, 1917
said:
II have completed an arrangement
with Colonel Roberts OF the English
embassy aud Ellis AHhmcad Bartlett
of the English army
by u tthe arrangemenD the Eng
llsh government viii hand over to me
a. your assent through the person Or
corporation they deem most it. funds
necessary for the triumph OF your gov
ernment The first instailmcut win bo
500 900 pounds"
The iunta Jones asserted. used the
expression "Mr Meddlcr" In referring
TO President Wilson In ita correspond.
ence aud MIR chump" in referring "a
William j. Bryan, former secretary OF
state.