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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
HUNTERS MUST
USE JUDGMENT
Careless >pors<sncn Endang~r Life
and Property

W r. Conanf. prominent farmer Of
the Poplar Hfil district b starting a
campaiEn 20 keep hunters OF Of his
rgamise@
Mr.. conant was ia the Record Of
flee Monday and ordered printed rs
cloth signs which read. NO HUNT
ING. lie voiced tnt sentiment Of a
score OF Ftler farmers when ne said
that hunting vas getting too promis-
cons. and Ia fact dangerous
Last season hunters killed one Of
his hogs. crippled a calf. shot buck
shot IN the eyes % one Of his horses
and bullets hit the front porch OF the
Conant home. Othtr neighbors suf-
fered likewise
Many ranchers are complaining OF
similar depr4datioaS committed upon
their farms b. thoushiiess hunters.
xho either forget the danger Of their
Ruthless shooting. or are careless and
malicious in their wantoness.
Il j. 70 remind these nimrods. that
Mr. ConAnt and Ofbers are forced %
put up notices % TIE effect that no
huntlng Il permitted.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
COUNTY HFPtHIrC -
ELrCT EODCfS CffNRMAN

Mrrr hers % tho republican connts
central committee az composed f0i
l0wtng the 9ruarg elections organ
red Saturday 40 Twin Falis electives
s T. Hodr1 Chairman and John C.
Harrsy secretary. Ar executive cora
rattee q five inenl 1eTs vas eiectsi
ard arpofr IN ~ ~ fsaace coin-
ulttss 81 tive Authorized
The demoeratie couRsy esnfrsl
corrilftes org5rired eiscflrr " II.
Lawrence shairnan asd . =. MARTA
secretary
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
WEST END FARMER Will SELL
OVER HUNDRED HEAD or Hogs

One hundred and twelve head Of
hogs Niil BE- sold az auction b. I'd
Cham beriain az his ranch northwest
OF Buhi on Wednesday. August rs.
Menyon a son & Hopkins are the
suctioneers for this blk sale % swine
lnciaded IN the Offering are forty
head Of shoats. nine head % sows
with fifty pigs b. side. ten head %
soEs ~ith weaned pigs and three
s0ws 20 farroH soon This sale will
start AZ one O'Clock Wednesday after
noon
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
HOW A NEWSPAPER NAY
SUCCEEDED ~ GETTING RICH

He started poor a. church
mouse twenty years NO, he has nos
retired with a comfortable fortune
Of $50 eco. The money vas acquired
through industry. economy. hard
work and conscisrticts effort 20 give
fuli value and fhe feath u an uncle
Who left him ffs8 50
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
ALBION PROFESSOR HERE

PROT. Frank 2 10 rs-f. o. The Al
bion STATE aoriual schcol. 4 Ia Filler
.oday In the fiitarests % the czssis
county fnktit Hioh Hs states that
from ah fudiestions prospects for an
axccilant school ysar rover looked
better. The high trkoci ~srk AZ the
school has been a. pped. and this
season only normal work wfil be Ia
essasa 10 Fhs curseBlamf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
INTERESTING
COUNTY FAIR
INFORMATION
Kelly Comedians

The Kelly comedians will play on
the far grounds every night during
fair week. They are playing 10 ca
pacity every evening al Baker. ore.
They have already engaged rooms
for 81 professionals that make up the
troupe This e by far the best and
biggest attraction ever offered on
any fair grounds. This Is = theatre
under tent.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
DEPARTMENT
FOR WOMEN
AT FALL FAIR
Plans Being Completed for Novel
fAhibif az soosfy Fair Hsr~
~cptemhrr ~ 10 ~.

Featured BY a completely equipped
modern model house with furniture
supplied from the FILLER Exelussse
furuiture House. Owned by p p
Drake. the womens building a. the
Twin Fails county fair. sepsei..b..r
"a 20 ~. promises 20 be the erat@r
q attraction for those Interested. se-
coruing 10 Mlss Edna LAd~Ix. in
charge Of the somens exhibits. .ho
eAs here Monday.
The fair COMMITTEES for display IN
the ~omaus building met in the
farm bureau office al Twin ESIls last
saturday and talked over final ar
ransements Tor putting on exhibits.
Twenty-Five ~omen we're present
Good Prfxrs
S~eepstake prizes which have been
donated Nere announced as follows.
Two barrels OF -four from l.. l.
Breckenridge Of the Twin Falls NH
ins a Elevator company FOR the bak-
INK department. and a pressure cook
n from l. 7. Wright Of the Consoli-
dated Wagon a Machine company.
Explanation OF the sxeepstake
prizes were taken up. and Il Was told
all exhibits with the highest average
NWAtA - tIAaNE4 NMT rNt~ ||taA"
prizes IL vas decided that IL would
TO take the sweepstake prize In the
canning department would have To
enter Ia probably five or SIX events.
and % ain the baking department
Il would BE- hest 10 enter two or three
exhibits In each class
Ma.n-r Of Handling
The ffanu-r ~ hauafIur ~ ~
hibits Nas taken up. too. and Il vas
decided that the women OF the com
mittee would bring the majority OF
the exhibits. and those which were
not brouxht IN BY these ~omen
would b. attended BY Miss Ladxig.
II Vas agreed too. that individuals
could not take their own exhibits.
in order that everything may be unl-
form. however Miss Ladwig ~iil fur
nish labels for the canning depart
meut
IN time Of snlry. Saturday before
the fair opens vas decided upon A.
the time when all canned exhibits
must be presented In order that Mr..
X. Glavin. IN charge OF the boot.
What Women Produce might b~
able 20 arrange them More perish
able exhibits. such a. batter AMI
bread. however. will not have TO be
presented az the booth until Monday
prior 10 the opening OF the fair.
Plans are made Tor demoustrztiorx
% b. held daily a. a feature OF t..s
womeu's booth but the teams for
demonstration have not yet been So
lected Ia has been decided 20 have
recommendations In bread ~r~~s~
cooking. house management anx
decoration OF the no.ax ro4.s.
cullinE demonstrations viii b. held
daily, probably about i5e In -
afternoon
Msny Mons~n interested
Work IA progressing so well that
the women's building should be fan.
Judging By outlook thus far. To-
women are IN charge u
booths Mrs. ". =. Al~orth. eloth-
ing. Mrs. K. Ciavin. What " ,mea
Produce: Mrs. J ~ Pierce. a Model
Kitchen. Mrs. Longiy a Dining
Room. Mrs r. J. Weaver. a Ilviag
Room The Drake Furniture eon-
oany 81 Filler. has i,aned the furni-
lure Tor equipment Of these roous-
Those present a. the meeting in
.iuded Mesdames James FItxssrait.
Carl d. irwin. g. ". Bice. p x. For
nan. sally r. Davis. y :. Chamber
ain. W p AlNorfh. T. p. Moore. X.
slavin. Dale kunkle. 5. T. Marphs.
n ~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
wKSDELL IRRiGaTIoNisr SOLD

Word was received here this week
that the Wendell 1rrigstionist, the
Newspaper al Wendell, hiss been sold
To Charles Dsris Of Delta. Utah
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
Bull WINS rENNAyT

Bull won the pennant-of the south
ern Idaho league Sunday, when she
dfssxfcd Jerome on the i@fiers
sroHnd ~ score OF 20 Z,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

The special trophies BY the nafior-
al associations hav> been received.
stockmen may see them by asking
the secretary. Don't forget the spe-
cial cash prizes offered by the Horse
Society Of America f0r the best team
IN harness.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

The buildings are rapidly sssum-
Ing their holiday attire. Every dis
play Will be ~ell cared for.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

Mas Elsie Thompson OF Boise win
have charge OF the office force and
s. Ciaud Stewart will srperintcnd
the gates and admission.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

Five new comfort stations hxve
bean provided. the grandstznd has
had an annex built 70 IL. additional
tree seating about the grounds will
be provided.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19

The secretary reports a short crop
OF complimentary tickets. Owing Ia
the shortage you bad better bay .
tsssnn ticket.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
Sc CREA Ia COMISIOh
DEL MQUILINATO
Contard con ell apoyo de
las autcridades de La
Habana, Cuba

HAEANA, Cuba, Julio l2.-Entre
las classes trabajadcras y media De
csta ciu.iad reina gran entusiasmo
q Ia creac.0n de Ia Comisl6n de IN
quilinato que SC ha anunciado y que ia
ri al traste sesuramente con los IN
rfiroeros abuses de los duehos de a
sas.
Los ediles Eligio MADAM y Emilio
Rodriguez hanse mostrado muy opp
mistas tambi&n por el exito de los
frabajos de la Com'si0n de lnqulll-
uato. Que estara integrada por perio-
dlstas e inspectores del Ayunt&mien-
TO.
La Acadia de la ciudad fijara en-
i interior de cada vivienda una tar
ieta que indlcarA los alquileres que
nabran de cotrarse V Ia Junta de
Jnu1ilinato tendra por objeto acer-
arse a .odcs aquellos pr~opietarios
gue no cumplan las disrosiciones 80
- Acadia V ST los Gaseous r=incider
So les enviarT: Oh "ultimatum" en- GN-
It's 0 parecidos terminus Isl listed
senior cascro, rersiste en- no huna-
nizar sus inquisitoriales alquileres, q
-iyuntamiento, de acuerdo con Sh-
nidad cuya syuda ha de pedir- Sc a
rrestara a quo Sc lie apliquen en- todc
ST; rigor, e suS casas, las ordenanzas
sanitarias = municIpales, sin earle
tregua en- absolute, aunque siemprs
dcntro de Ia ley"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
PRECCUPA Ia FUERZA
MILITAR DEL SOVIET
Ven en- ella les aliados a un
uerdadero ejercito y po-
deroso factor en- los des
tinos de Europa

PARIS. Julio 15.-I.os ezpertos mi
litares frarcess no hacen ahora otra
cCsa u discutir sobre Ell gran error
que Sc Ia estado hacienda por los
aljadcs en- los ultimos amos. a. 10 dar
Ia debida im~portarcia al des2rro!lo
dc la mAQuira de guerra del soviet
russo. Los citados expertos miIitares
confiesan ahora que los aliados ce-
rraron deliberadamente sus ojos al
hccho de que Trotzky ha estado cons
truyendo un ejercito, cuyo espiritu
V organization 10 ponen en- capacid>.d
de ser IN pcderoso factor en- Ell pre-
sente Y future de Europa.
La Toderosa fuerza Que ameraza
con irvadir Folonia es UNREASONABLE
r,cnte IN vc-dadero eiercito ruso, di-
rigido por Rrussiloff y mandate pcr
jetes Y oficiales militsres de Ia e.'oca
del gobierno y~2rista, Ii mayor partA
90 .oS cr3Ies tiener el range dc Ca
pitanes y grades superiorcs.
Il espt-itu de Ia tropa, a pesar de
su fanAtica devotion por ell sovietismo,
eS eminenteTente 7acionalista y asl
sc ha puesto de manifesto cuantas
wees han teniJo que luchar con fuer
zas eXtranioras. Pucde pues, cJnsi-
dcrarse rsl organization, ONO TN
cuerpo eminentemente representative
de "a naciGn rusa.
Para nnLic cs un misterio Que las
victorias de! soviet sobre los polacos,
constituyen la palanca mas poderosa
que han tenido los diplom&ticos ale
names en- SITS discusiones en- Ia con-
fcrcncia dc Spa, Dues han sacado
partido d.: tales victorias que, por
otra parte. no dejan de preocupar a
los aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
LA EX-REINA AMELIA DE
PORTUGAL, ES HOY
UNA NOYELISTA
Ha pubEcado uarias obras
con ell seudonimo de
"ChIosa"

81 alcuno de nuestros lectores ma
ciIo algIna veZ hablar o ha leldo al
e,,na noycla u otra Ell la que Sc ira
70 acerca de Ia sociedad de LisDoa
IN 10 Ia forn5a de "Chilosa,' dc sesu-
RI cue 10 Que menos lie ha pasauo
Dor la imagination es que ell tai IL
bro e. obra NADIA emo dc una alta
muier que pasara los meJores mos
de su vida ~agasajada ) admirada por
:odo ell pueblo de esa capital y de la
uaciGn portuguese: Ia eX-Relna Anne
liza.
La ex-Reina de Portutal, en- efec-
20. al igual Que Ia de RuInania, qul-
SC guardian ell i~uc6gnito de su perso-
nalidad al OAR a Ia publicidad sus
impresioncs sobre Ia vida social.
costrmbras V demas caracterlsticas
del pueblo portuguese. FL pseudonlmo
Iadoptado por Ia eX-Reina Amelia
en- realidad tres voces i~talianas, Oh!
10 sa," cuyo significado "Quien 10 sa-
be-" hace alusi6a a su identification.
Y realmente, el secreto llabia sido
bien guardado, pues solamente unas
cuantas personals. parientes y amigos
intimos. 10 conoclan; pero alguno de
estos cometl6 Ia indiscreci6n de reve-
larlo a otros amigos Y no tarcH mu-
che en- hacc.se publico.
Para aquellos que ignoren quien es
il ex-Reina Amelia de Portugal. da-
mos en- segulda los s~iguientes datos
Que nos prpporciona Ell popular es-
critor cubano que oculta su nombre
bajo ell ~pseudGnimo de La Marquesa
de Fontenoy.
La reina Amelia, Ia hija mayor del
conde y la condesa de Paris, es. como
su madre. n mujer intelligence Y de
IN ~caracter fuertc, no obstante 10
cuaI, a caUsa de haber sufrido la ho-
rrible prueba de Ia muerte de su es-
poso Y de 81 hijo mayor junto a ella
rlientras p2Seaban por las Gales de
Lisboa, de cuyo atentado result6,
tambien. herido ell OTTO hijo, Ell ex-
rey Manuel por los asesinos, mien-
tras ella trataba de tapar sus cuerpos
con ell suyo, jamas recuper6 Ia SUI
ficlente sererjdad para mantener ell
crden y de auuf Sc aprovecharon los
clementos d~escontentos para procla-
mar la republica.
Durante el primer afio del asesina-
10. su hijo don Manuel Sc entreg6
pOr entero, a Ia direction de su ma
ore, pero III aio despues pens6 que
| oola prescindir de su ayuda Y trat6
DC emanciparsc de la gula de su ma
Dire. Desgraciadamenta ella le dio la
y en- 1910, a causa de
Ia TRACTION dea lgunos de los console
roS de mayer confianza para ell rev
Manuel, estall0 una r%evoluci6n, que
Re arroj6, en- companfa de su madre,
del RENO. Lesde entonces ellos han
rasiGiendo ,muv tranquilamen-
te en- lnglaterra tratados con ell ma
yor afecto y consideration, como ST
fueran los rarientes mas proximos V
mas queridos, por Ia casa reinante
de Ia Gran Bretaha.
Para los am%ericanos, la reina Anne
LA sera sicmpre objeto del mayor NJ
teres, no solamente por ser hija del
condo de Paris, que presto servicios
en- ell Estado Mayor General de la
Union, duraEte gran parte de Ia que
IRA civil, a principles del ano 60, 81
no q causa dc Ia maravillosa labor
quo l!evo d cabo en su patria adop-
Portugal, creando Y ~sosten;en-
do la inocrilaci0n contra Ia Diff
terra, ell titus. la fiebre enterica v la.
peste bub6Eica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
FL "ALFONZO XIII" Nc
ISITAR VERACRUZ
La epidemic de la bubonicl
es motiuo para que no
UdyG q GguaS
mex1clraS

HABANA, Julio 12.-Et Mlniste-
rio de Marina de Madrid. por con-
ducto del Ministro dc Espaha en- es-
te puerto, en- vista de la epidemic
que Sc Ia desarrollado en- algunos
puertos meXicanos, ha ordenado i.
acorazado Alfonso Iii" surto en-
este puerto, que no vaya a Mexico.
Sabese. pues. que Ia unidad de que
IRA de Ia escusdra espafola perma--
Eecera en- la rada habanera por es-
pacio de veinte dlas, para luego en-
rrender an viaje a Ia isla de Puerto
Rico. QulZ4 despues de este viaje ell
aCorazado espahol en- question vaya
Z tie"ras rlexicanas, y este, siempre
que Ia peste bubonica hay para en-
tonces des.parecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
Ocuparon Wilma las fuerzas
bolsheuikis.

LONDRES, Julio 16.-Las fuerzas
b~olshevikis ocuparon Ia plaza de Vii
na aver en- IL tarde sin oposicion, Sc
gun dice I'm despacho dc Kovro re
Cihido hoy aqul.
Las fuerzas del Soviet continIan
cbteniendo victorias SCORE los pola-
COS II 10 largo del sector septentrional,
segln dice ell comunicado Official ru-
so dado a Ii. publicidad aver en- Mos
tpu Y trasInitido por inaldmbrica 4 es-
Ia capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
LA QUESTION DE LAS
ENTREGAS DE CARBON
Alemania la acceptable en-
principle las Demands
aiddas, zero quiere
algunos cambios
La amenaza de la ocupacion
de la cuenca del Ruhr es Ell
obstdculo para M are
glo definiti0o

SPA Yalgica, Julio 16.-Los dele
eados alemanes en- Ia conferencla que
ga efectua aQuf, con los representa-
to- aliados. han c~onven!do en- prin-
c,nIo con los terminus que les fue-
ron sometidas por los aliados' rele-
rentes a las entregas de carbon one
debe hacer Alemania; pero pedlran
ono Sc hagan ciertas cxcepcionss a
Ia. nota aliada. Los mismos Delegates
h;cieron este anuncio POGO antes lie
eatrar a Ia conferencia cen los Fri
meros Ministries hoy en- Ia tarce.
La delegation alemana enao aviso
al Supreme Consejo esta. manana, In
formandole quo Ia respuesta alema-
NJ Il ultimatum aliado sobre las en-
trecas de carbon, estaria listo para
anres de las cuatro de Ia tarde de
nov Dor 10 que los primeros Minis
tros reso!vIeron esperar hasta esa
l;ora-
Por 10 Jue Sc ha podtdo saber. Ia
carsa que impedfa l!egar a un ARE
gle, es dec'., cue obstrufa Il acep-
| taci6n po" parte de los alemanes dc
las condolences de los aliados era Ia
| CiAusula iafcrente q Ia ocupacion de
Vale del RCl' por los aliados, a me
nos que las rntrrgas de caro6n pol
-Llemania llegaran a Ia cifra de ....
5000. 900 de toneladas para ell 10 dt
OCtubre Dr5Ilmo.
FL Docto: Walter Simcns. jefe de
Ia ~delegaci6r alemana. manifesto 4
sus colesas a! tratar sobre las condi-
clones ~aliaG:,s. que NADIA Sc habi1
tratado acerca de esa ocupaci6n, CT
las platicas verbalcs que 81 habia
tcr:do con los Primeros Minister'S
alados. con ~Quienes habia llegado
practicamente q un entendimierto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
kNOCHE SALiO DE MADRID Ell CA
DAVER DE LA EMPERATRlZ
EUGENIH

MADRID, julio 15.-El Embajador en-
Paris, QuinoTes de Leon, lego hoy con
i~nstrucciores del Rey Alfonso para ha-
cerse cargo del arregp &c los funera-
les de la Enperatriz Eugenia.
La llegada del Duque de Alva V
de sus herInanos Sc retard6 otra vez V
ell embarque del cadaver de Ia eX-So5e
rama Sc aplaz6 nuevamente, pero va
sc halla listo TODD absolutamente Y ell
~embarque del cadaver Sc llevar4 a cabo
esta noche por Ia estaci6n del Norte.
lIgar al que Sc dirigiran directamente
q Duque de Aiva. y sus hermanos para
acompaharlo debiendo proporcionar Ia
guardia respective la Guardia de Pala
clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
CABLES DE ESPANA
Serpicio especial de LA PRENSA
MURIO Ell fAMOSO ESCRiTOR ES-
PANOL MARIANA DE CAyIA

MADRID Julio I5.-Un telegraIna pro
ccdcnte de Zaragoza anuncia la muerte
del famoso escritor espanoi Mariana
do Cavia, cue colobor6 durante muchos
aiios en- mUciOs diarios y magazines.
La Soc:cGad Fraternidad Literaria 10
tributara granGes honores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
&c fci;tico ell tratado de paz
con Austria.

PARIS. Julio len Il Sala del
HeloJ del N:listerio dc Rc!aciones
E%xteriores frances, tuvo lugar esta
mahana ell Gambia de r~etificaciones
del Tratado de San Germin, por ell
cual Sc establece Ia paz entire los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
e. REY DiSFRUTA DE SU ESTbN-
Cla EN- LONDRES

MADRID. Julio 15.-Segun I'm mensa
je de L.onGres, Ell Rey Alfonso esta
disfrutando lie su permaneHcia en- Ia
capital ingIesa.
Durante el dia de aver estuvo jul
gaEdo Polo con ell Principe Enrique.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17

a!:ados Y Austria. La ceremcnia fu4
presidida por NJ. Jules Cannon Y
despues &c ella. N. Hertsch. repre-
sentante lie Ia Checo-eslova4uia, fir
NJ" los ]convenlos para Ia protection
de las minorfas, dentro del antique
tciritorio De-! Impel!o Aus =ro-Hdn-
gao.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17

Para Iibros en- espanol d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 118 North
Sta. Rosa, Ave., San Antonio, Texas.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

and an ex-convict, and later appears In
the role Of Lord Birmingham. whom he
impersonates.
The story is said to give O'Brien- an
exceptional dramatic chance, as we'll as
affording Miss Mansfield an emotional
opportunity
The bill will include RoIin comedy,
a news weekly and the American Har-
monists and Liberty Entertainers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
Ii Public Libraries
Now Serve Counties

William j. Hamilton, secretary Of the
State Public Library Commission, today
announced that thirteen public libraries
of the State now serve entire counties.
The appointment Of new librarians In
cIudes the following:
Mrs Grant Beatty. French Lick; Mrs
Isaac Caldwell. North Vernon; Miss An
ma Cannelton, Mrs. Mary Tenant
Spencer
The Ohio Library Association at Cleve'
land will hear Mr.. Hamilton in an ad
dress next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

yours treats me like prince can see
that he's pretty fond Of Neal. too. Now,
don't you fall down on making good with
his folks, for he certainly is treating
your folks mighty fine"
Didn't you think was-nicer to his
folks than they were to meY' / pro-
tested. startled out OF my determination
to make no complaint about Virginia.
Cant say l am, Barbara Anne That
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

which is called Here, There and Every
where" to exploit the two funmakers.
He has also specialized in the chorus
and is said to have furnished elaborate
costumes and scenic effects.
Others in the cast are Hal Sherman,
o. j. Post, Martha White, Dixie Mason
and Barbara Nelly.
Temptation" is announced as an
added feature of the show.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY. OCT. 3.
he stars inellne. but do not eompel.''

GOINDA4s WV Dc
Early In the morning of this day Nep-
tune is in benefc aspect. but later Mars
and Saturn are adverse. Astrologers
read it as uncertainty
During this confguration the mind
may be disturbed. Irritability and
dependency should be sternly combated.
Business affairs Will focus attention to
such an extent that even artists will be
affected more widely than ever before,
the seers foretel.
The funeral Of a public man will cause
national mourning this month.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may have
rather a strenuous year. They should
conserve health and energy.
Children born on this day may be rash
and self willed. These boys and girls
may have great talents that win require
stern acknowledgements 1920.
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night--or the frightened child
wearing mothers ring1"
"Fatheri / thought Hwy Il
cried in amazemert-
"She did, temporarily, Barbaf =
said Father Andrew dryly. "I'n
amt II And there certain sur 3
fool like an old one"
ITO Be ContinHed.)
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CHAPTER LxxIx.

ing you, why you'd >talkNit over with
me the way you did when you were a
little tike. wouldn't you, child7" Father
Andrew asked as we set off for stroll
up the avenue, the day after her dinner
party at the Rochambeau.
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Mrs. Dalton ain't happy woman. J. can
see that. Have you ever done anything
to help her? You know, girl, you always
were a mite sensitive and had a lot Of
Imagination. And folks like that Igener-
ally carry chips on their shoulders and
act selfish when they think they're act
ing dignifed."
Father Andrews, you make me see
things differently.
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ag which the acts
are selected, tthe
current bill re
mains en- view up
to an including
Sunday night. To-
days and Sunday 8
bill at the Broad
way consists OF
Il 0 W ard Golden
nd company, the
~ sterlous Rafies :
Frank and Clara
a Tour. comedy
iuggiers and hub
bic blowers ; Fawn
sette. the little
-irl with the big
voice; Eller and
Eller, singers and
dancers Del A.
Phone, In a vocal
novelty; Mullahy ,
Howell and Nc
earthly, in a COM
edy sketch, "Ex-
pectant Moments -
Leo HALEY. n talk
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well, now-that's the girl. / know
you'll be a good wife, like your sweet
mother was before you. 1t takes pow
erful lot of understanding to be a wife.
But you just get so you see into peo-
pies hearts and I think you'll be able
to get on with EN-. Now we got you dis
posed Of, let's turn to Neal. Who's Neal
In love with? That pretty little chatter
box that was flattering the old man last