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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
Who Are the Armsriazas7

So
question very eq1en1y years. has
received and The general
impression that they people LIVING for the most part somewhere in
the Near East who have become only because they the haple
victims Of constant and quent massacre at the hands their
Turkish oyersords.
The Anenns are raceof pdo-European stock related in blood
language and ourselves While there difference Of
original homes found early the eighth
B. region Caspian Of Mount
Here many vicnd they finally established anndependnt
This golden age first century B. c. when
Tgran the Great extended from the Caspian the Black Sea
Caucasus Mountains t. Mesopo, with mixed popula
of twenty-five millions
century era the Aenan nation, accepted
Christianity following the preaching of ST. Gregory the umnator and
Immediately upon stugge Persia This lasted
for resulting finally their subsection Persia for two
which followed Armenia conquered and
conquered almost continual Greek Arab Seluk and Turk
followed other land avaged Finally
century, the yesg independent Armenian
vanished with the capture of Ami by Alp Arsan.
Crushed dheartene of the Aenians left their native
land forever finding homes in countries One made its
Lmbe where its descendants have maintained themselves until
present day. interesting that old Armenian jurisprudence
is still found n the civil code of Lemberg.
The body including their number descendant
king old Armenia souhw into the rocky businesses
Tauas Cic and there founded the kingdom of
which had until the close of the four
century, This kingdom rendered little the Crusaders
as they passed through its territory.
When the kingdom of Lesser of the bertyloving
Armenan brook thought ubsevence Moem
power their almost mpregnb position in the Taurus
founded the City Zu In this they maintained them
selves, n practical independence, until 1915.
Zeiuns history have witnessed less than
forty with the Turks but the city remained unsubdued until the
world broke 1914 One of the first acts OF the u when
attack the free Areans
Zeitun But people lived their tradition until the
Turks threatened all Armenans Cicia and
Children they surrendered On this threat they yielded and most
exile and DEATH few however, took to the
mountains An have returned and attempt has
been made old Armenian stronghold
Apart the successful effort of this small section of ancient
peopehich flash the the lot OF the Armenlans
in the passing centuries has been almost
Oppression persecution the constant features
history long tale Of suffering reached elimination in
the terrible of 1o15-16.
Endowed ability and with love of liberty which
centuries unable ch the OF the
Armenian peope chance Surely
has right to be heard with sympathy
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
The Big Bend of Texas

during the decade the Big Bend of Texas has had
important place the of the troublesome Mexican border 1t
that the three big raids made from Mexico
the United States and recently was the territory that
American captured by the Chico Cano ban to
be held for
Guarding Big Bend the important of the Problems
military the border and has cost
lives The main line of the Southern Pacific railroad skirts the northern
edge BEND rail lines the southern and
Marfa Sanden Alpine and Marathon the North
railway the military force and Onga Indo Glenns Springs
isolated along the border and in the INTERIOR
mainta by truck pack trains and airpanes
the military nothing more than
ancient trails used by the Indians the days before white
emigrated into the Big Bend country
These roads through veritabe fyland high
jagged and beautiful valleys Some OF the lines
of communication through country primitive that only mule PACK
trains negotiate Them
The most inspiring Big Bend peces the Grand
Canyon Grande than thousand feet deep
beautiful picture be found in Western Preside County
This Capote the TERRA Vea Mountains The Capoe river
drops canyoe formation of the
top below Still another scenic feature what the
natives "Ihe Rm hill that from end end is than fifty
miles long.
With wonders there also be found in the crescent
wild game probably be found section
country equal The deer numbered the thousands quail
found everywhere countless wild turkeys and rabbits
abound while bear plentiful in the mountains there are panhe
wildcats and rattle snakes, too.
Big Bend the finest the
The grass rivals the bluegrass of Kentucky and Tennessee
and cattle and A of Angora conceded to be
the valuable be found anywhere this continent Some
great ranches owing the fact that they the border
by boho be defended by the cowboys in the event
until arrive from of the little posts
maintained in every part Of the Big Bend country.
Telephone messages conversations the
United States last There 1884 separate systems with II
1880 telephones and 1873 miles of and employing 262
62o persons whom IS In the number
Of telephones had more than doubled.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
Budget Measure Gets Good Start

Senator Md Mccormick of Illinois, chairman of the special
committee for consideration of national budget the
that the subcommittee composed himself Senator Reyes Edge Simmons
and King unanimously had agreed national budget The
bill combination of the Mccormick BILL introduced several
weeks and the Good BILL which by the house fall
There will be the department. budget bureau,
which shall collect all The
the will them the PRESIDENT who shall have
the The PRESIDENT before the 10th December
each year, submit his budget o congress.
In order permit the secretary of the treasury real
finance officer and with his colleagues the cabinet
spending officer the bureaus in the will be transferred
to other departments
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
Fletcher Quits Mexican Post

United mba
dor Mexico has resigned made by Secretary of State Lansing His
resignation ends Is years diplomatic Fletcher
pointed his February 1916 He did go Mexico City,
however, until the following February For the last Fletcher
been duty the department advisory Secretary
Lansing Mexican Fletchers with the Mexican
strained owing alleged German intrigue Mexico during the
During his diplomatic Fletcher has been minister Chile
the American legations Havana Lisbon and Peng where
he also served charge daffaires
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
Overlooked by the Correspondents in Washington

The the other day. directing secretary
ito Gertrude Lusg the 1868 being
she would have received and allowances chief
corps from September g. 918 the unjusabe
dismissal from that position May b. 1oo
to the service In reply Senator Wadswort sad
Ihe unfortunate thing that the question Jail
during that time This
and horrible things that have
treatment of good by the from frame
The rather distressing and hesitate very much tell
it, The military intelligence of the realized
the that had been made and the department justice also realized
it, and both departments together with the general the head
of the whole medical service urgent this relief
be granted Miss Lusg She has been she
member of the may the that
the has blame thing The
involved in it have utterly disappeared"
This practically all that said the concerning the facts
the Senator King Utah II department
should determine who this against
them minaly and After
reasonable time shall ask investigation of the entire NATTER
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales BY Ambitious Writers
Selected
Chandler Gets Pcrkins Medal


Eghtyhree years old still hard top profess
son Charles Chandler city, advisor
Chemical Foundation has received the Pn gold medal awarded
by the Society of Chemical Industry his notable scc
busiest periods
of devoted the advancement Of American industrial
chemistry of which he hailed the DEAN He retired from the profess
sorshp chemistry Columbia university 1911 saying that he wished
teaching before he oveken by the innts of old
He has kept ahead of them that he his office Fulton
every day and advises the chemical manufactures of the United States
how they best employ the four thousand foreign chemical
taken the alien property custodian He consulted by
corporations researches his private laboratory and thus his
ghou he has entered phase of activity The Per
kin medal given annually that American chemist who the opinion
OF his has done the advance the
chemistry The original medal conferred Sir William Perhn
by the British Society of Chemical Industry recognition Of his discoveries
which led the founding Of the coalar dye industry
"Stop Throwing Forests Into the Waste Baskets
Sp throwing country your basket
the message the business houses of the country by the American
Forestry association which enliing the aid of the schools business
houses and women conservation campaign
Charles Laop Pack president of the association has out fig
which show the wood consumption In
the subject has for frequent discussion
Here the figures submitted by Mr. Pack who calls for national
policy better fire protection for the forests cords
sumed and value:
1899 ------------------=1,9S6,31o 9,837516
1909 1,607 34,477540
1916 -------------------5,228,558 45,785682
1917 -------------------5,480075 6081507
1918 -----------------5,25O794 73167118
"a look those figures will deep thinking part
publishers said Mr. Pack W throwing forests into the
basket bring about great saving
the carbon of the letter and filing expenses oo
The situation, Mr.. Pack declared will improve until there
greater production of material One the pressing problems before
the American Paper and Pulp association which recently New
York the future material supply 1t recommended nation
wide forest survey better fire protection and increased planting of
One of the first organizations the American Forestry
ton in its campaign for conservation the National Woman As
ISOLATION of Commerce of Chicago Miss Florence King the president
has issued call all members connected with business houses
the agitation at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05
AT THE MOVIES

he believed to be dead, and falls in
love with her After brief courtship
they are married and return to their
old home in New York. Margaret is
overioyed to find her own son await,
ing her on her arrival.
Margaret is unable to conceal her
love for her son who is devoted to her
because of their mutual affection.
The old jealousy returns and Brood
makes life miserable for his wife and
son. Margaret is filled with thoughts
of revenge, but one night she over
hears him talk in his sleep and whis-
per the name Margaret. She then
realizes that he loves her as well as
she does him. The next day she re-
veals her identity to her husband who
is now assured that Margaret bears
their son only maternal love and that
the boy loves the daughter OF the
housekeeper, and they are to be mar
ried Immediately. Brood and his wife
are now reconciled and look forward
to future filled with love and hap
piness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05
A MAN AND HIS LEISURE
True Test Of Character Not How He
Spends His Work Day But How
He Spends His Spare Time

Not how you work but how you
play tells the story of what kind of a
person you really are. You may teach
school or keep books or stand behind
o store counter or push CARPET
sweeper all day, but nobody can right
ly Judge Of your real character by
knowing your occupation or even by
observing you at work. For it is a
TACT, and a sad one, that most Of us
have not deliberately chosen our oc-
cupation. It has in nine cases out Of
every ten been more or less forced
upon us, or we have drifted into Il
because the way was open and we saw
nothing better.
That timid, deprecating soul bent
over his desk figuring out the boss's
profits, would you ever guess that he
really wanted to go west and be big
cattle king? Poor soul, he was born
in the crowded city, grew up on the
city streets, yet always his SOU,
yearned for the open country, wide
spaces, and animals. So don't Judge
his real nature and personality BY the
sight of him as he pores diligently
over his ledger. But find out how he
spends his leasure, If you want to know
the real man. His leisure-ah-that
means evenings and Saturday after
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05

Moons and holidays, when you Will,
without fail, find him fussing over his
chickens and his Belgian hares, at
his modest little place out on the edge
OF town. II he can't be cattle king
he can at least have his little dozen
fowls, that know him and that he
knows by name, and his little home.
made hutch Of rabbits. Figures in a
big ledger don't express him at all.
1t i only when he is in his own lit
tie back yard at home that he really
lives. Because he chooses his leisure,
while his bookkeeping was thrust upon
him by the unfortunate fact that the
boss used to go to school with his ia
ther, and SO offered him the job.
How do you ever get time to keep
UP your music, now that you have
three children and a home to care
for?" somebody asked woman who
had in her girlhood studied with Mac
Dowell, Americas greatest composer.
Well" replied the mother, Il don't
have as much time at the piano as
should like, but I use every scrap Of
my leisure for my music. When 9th
er women are reading or paying calls
or embroidering initials on napkins
and towels, am at the piano. have
never embroidered an initial on any
thing, but do manage to get an hour
or two at the piano every day. It
means more to me than embroidered
initials
Look into your own experience.
How do you spend your leisure?
Reading. loafng, playing, drifting
Not your work but your leisure tells
what kind Of person you really are.
And don't you wish you really knew
how your fellow workers at the Office
are spending their leasure?
Dr.. Garth Vincent, the inscrutable
hero Of Elizabeth Robins gripping
novel, "A Dark Lantern" was to the
world a man Of strange reserves,
brusque manners, and compelling
though slightly sinister personality.
AS surgeon he was uncannily skill
full; as a physician he was disaL
pointingly unsympathetic; as a man
ne was a bafiing yet fascinating pug
zle. Being utterly uninterested in
women, women were naturally deeply
Interested in him. Being unbelievably
rude to women, women naturally
Fawned upon him. What kind of a
nan was he? Nobody knew. They
Knew he was wizard in his profess
sion. But what Of the real man?
His vacations at his country place |
'evealed that!
To tell you all about Dr.. Garth Vim
cent and the others in "A Dark Lam
ern' would not be fair. A more grip
ling human drama you have not seen
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05

In many a moon. Alice Brady, star 81
score Of big screen successes, d the
heroine, and James Crane, who played
opposite her in her last photoplay'
SINNERS" is again the leading man.
taking the role of the silent and fas-
cinating DR.. Garth Vincent the man
who attracted women by his very re-
polling Of them. Don't miss seeing
"A Dark Lantern at the Auditorium
today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05

Margaret Brood is a tender loving
ing wife and mother who is wrapped
Ep in her husband and son. Jim
Brood her husband, is man with
an iron will and jealous even of his
wife's love for their son. He watches
her at all times, waiting for some
thing he knows not what, and for the
rake of her child, Margart bears with
him in silence. One day, however
De accuses her Of having an affair
with her singing teacher and charges
that her child is the son of her lover.
This forces her to quit her husbadn,
who prevents her, however, from
leaving with her child whom he has
spirited away.
Margaret goes to the home of her
invalid sister Theresa whom she
strangely resembles and when Theresa
dies after receiving an offer from
Demetrius Strakosch in Parish, to live
With him and be his daughter, she de-
eldes to take her sisters place. She
sE1ses the announcement to be pub
Usher that Margaret has died and
goes to Paris, believing that she will
avenge herself upon her husband.
Twenty years pass away during which
interval Margaret becomes famous as
: French woman Of beauty and cul-
tnre and no one suspects here identi.
u.
Meanwhile, Jim Brood, who has been
~ exile for years, tormented by mem
cries he cannot Danish from his mind,
goes to Paris and at fashionable re.
eeption at the home Of the Baron, the
epnted father of Yvonne (Margaret)
Ae Is introduced to his wife. He fails
% recognize her, but is astonished at
her resemblance to Margaret whom
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05
BRYANT WASHBURN
A PERFORMED BOOB IN
NEW SCREEN COMEDY
Bryant Washburn Shows How to win
the Ladies In New Comedy
Picture

The attraction at the Casino Thea
tire today will be "The Sins of st.
Anthony" an amusing light comedy
picture featuring Bryant Washburn.
1t was adapted from popular mag
azine story.
The central figure is slovenly, un-
worldly young scientist who is turned
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05

er sweetheart discovers that Anthony
is Give one" and that she has been
deceived by her army officer, she
tries to return to him. But Anthony
has, in the meantime, recovered from
his fitting and fallen in love anew
with his stage beauty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05

According to the July forecast by
the United States bureau of crop es-
Inmates, the commercial apple crop
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05

down by his fair charmer on account
Of his lack of pep. She transfer her
affection to returning overseas Of
ficer. Anthony, the scientist, played
by Mr.. Washburn, thereupon comes
to life and, cultivating the acquaint-
ance Of a musical comedy queen, EN-.
barks upon what he considers a wild
career Of dissipation. When his form.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-05
DOROTHY DALTON AT
THE CASINON SATURDAY
Has Strong Role in a Highly Ora
matte Paramount Aircraft Pic
lure, BLACK Is White, Pro
M duced by Thomas H. Ince
THE CAST

Margaret, Theresa and Yvonne
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Wiftermaaleuc aftaaer.

8iftermaalenc nftager. Sra 9tce-
nab melbes, at Der / @innebagp
Goruntp er ltoiteot finn ~ 9Ggteifuba-
bepilin9er / 2sbet al Sebrliar Waa-
neo. iamme Waaneo forrige gar
uoiteotes neiagtlg oct opbbelte Illtal
al oisle Sepiainger.
Gn triit S~ilbrasclic. Sonnes Ga.
bic al Hbinclanocr berepeoe itg ielp
Sipet / ct Sotel oeritebs efter fort
fpr at bore negtct Sorgerlfab uco
areosrettell oeriteos. &ellner bar er.
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fortpilet. Hctten bupoe crflGret, at
ban mautte irttc Jig beorc ino / Gam
bets neutrality-suspicious., fpr ban
frnoe optages iom Berger.
Sanger rpmt ira SnrlcN. George
Spnais ,oe Tcter Srlicb, begge bsnlt
for Spoeri, remte iorleoelt ira Srpn
Gountps Spllgiel / Surlep peo at
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til at itiffcs inb melcm Gelcns
StaalItrnger, % GA Tigen aabneOe
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ribiou, ser niIoc bare iplbt 10l Mar,
ON ban bauoc lepct til 3oic Ipril,
bebe forrigc llge % blcp begrapen /
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llniperlitct.
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