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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
BAD OMEN
Pres nce Of Thirt eenth Ship Now
Mystery of the Sea.
Its Appearances Under the circum-
stances Always unaccountabis
and Death Twice Claimed the
First Man 10 Sight It.

The thirteenth ship remains among
the mysteries Of the war. have never
heard any one try to explain It, says
"Jackstaf" In the London Daily Mail.
Even the most matter-of- fact people APP
pear content to state facts as they are
known and leave 1t at that. ss5
When the Norwegian convoy that
wns attacked by an enemy raiding
force In November, 1917, left port It
consisted Of II ships Later q thir-
teenth ship was added--or added It
self. No one actually saw 1t Join. no
one In the end saw 1t leave.
Just before the fight Lieutenant
Commander Fox Of the Mary Rose.
counted and reported IS ships where
there should have been only u. Thir-
teen there were at the beginning Of the
fray and only u when it ended. The
stranger vanished as mysteriously as
she appeared. at least that Is what
eyewitnesses say.
It will be within every ones recollec-
ton that the raid resulted disastrous
" for us. Among our losses was the
Mary Rose, the vessel that first sight
ed and reported the thirteenth ship.
Can any one suggest an explanation
Of the occurrence? & have no theory
to put forward. But here is a some
what similar war happening within
my own personal experience:
One evening in the bay Of Biscay
four Of us were standing on the
bridge of small warship watching
the other vessels Of the squadron.
Look, there are three trawlerssover
there now" said one Of my compan-.
ions pointing to starboard. .
impossible" declared the skipper
through the chart house window. !" All
ships are in station and there are only
two there. You can't see straight ]"
but there are three I" persisted the
first speaker, and we others c0rroborat-
ed him. the signalman adding, Il cant
make her out, sir; she doesn't seem to
belong to our crowd" Il.
Out from the chart house came the
skipper and joined the little group
who were watching the stranger. Who
ever she might be or wherever she
might have come from. the one I'M
doubted fact was that there she lay,
rolling steadily along between the
double and the tubby old
trawler that had been our familiar
companions during many days.
While we were specializing as. to the
strangers identity our .snottie'' gasped
out an astonished why, she's gone !"
And gone she had! We looked
I carefully to see whether she. had he
come hidden behind one Other com
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Glass Houses.

The Filipino delegate. Dr. Juan
Gomez, said at a Washington tea:
Il overheard two ladies talking
about us Filipinos the other day.
s Those Filipino delegates are love
5ly,'' the first lady said, but as class
the Filipinos are horrid. Do you know,
my dear, the Tagalogs actually buy
their wives
!. !. Fancy! How awful 7 said the sec
sond lady. BY the way, love, your beau
ftiful daughters marriage to Mr.. .Gobsa
has been postponed to when?'
.s. Till Gobsa IS up and about again.
the first lady answered. The dear old
thing, you know, has had his second
stroke.'.'"'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Farmer confesses 70 Arson.

Barron w. Heider, retired far
mer, has confessed that he set fire to
the barn of w. z. Brown, a. farmer
.neighbor, 18th the result that 28 regis
tered cattle, valuable farm mac hinery
and crops were destroyed, according
to the police. Heider was arrested
after a bloodhound which was brought
here from Maust on followed tracks
1elding from the barn through fields
and streets to Heider,s house III this
city His confession. It IS said, fol-
Il
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
TO GET ARMY SUPPL BASES

Commercial Firms May Use Them To
Develop Trade.
Washing ton Portions of the army
supply bases and terminals located on
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts will be
leased to commercial firms as they are
released from military use, Secretary
Baker announced. The decision, It
was said, is in line with the War de-
spartment' is policy to "offer all assist
ance and every facility at its disposal
Tor the DEVELOPMENT of American COM
Amerce and large American mercan-
tile marine. RI
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
BIOL sHEvIs|<l MENACE POL AND
Lettish Forces Successfully Resist
Lenine's Advance.

Lenine's Advance. 4.
Copenhagen.-The Bolsheyik are
throwing large forces on the Lettish
front, including Chinese regiments,
says dispatch to the official Lettish
Bureau from Riga. slsss ..5s
The Let's everywhere" the dis
patch says. have repulsed the
enemy's powerful counter attacks with
enormous enemy losses and captured a
number Of villages in the advance on
Rjeshitza. They also have captured
the juno tions0f st. Pytalowo and many
villages inZthe direction of Pskov." s'.
Consid cradle AB elshevik forces are
menacing the Ukrainian and Polish
fronts 5:% e. Il &,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Pope Decorates Admiral Benson.

Pope Decorates Admiral Benson.
Rome Pope Benedict has conferred
on Admiral William S. Benson, chief
Of naval operations Of the United
States, the grand cross OF st. Gregory
the Great, military class. The decora-
tons Of thes order will be sent to Ad-t
miral Benson through Cardinal Glib
bons.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
HoRDEs CAUGHT IN DRAGNET

Seven Hundred Arrested In Seattle On
Deportation Warrants. i
Seattle, Wash.--Department of Jus
tice agents and Seattle police made;
more than 700 arrests on deportation
warrants in a raid which officers said
was intended to break the backbone
of radical activities in the Northwest"
Many Of the men taken were re-
leased after examination at the United
States immigration detention Station.
but many others were held, and Off
GERS said they expected at least 200
suspects would later face deportation
hearings.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Sad Case.

Mrs. White-Why, what is the mat
ter?
Mrs. Green--My husband did not re-
turn home last night and Tn afraid
he's starved to death because he had
only 500 with him.-Judge. ].
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
Worse.

Il There are no more plain DRINKS
now" g.s rs.
r.uch III, hotter =
$50 s.nl,l,'. ~, worse. They're On
yirtinls Of f;:pry recipes" s:s9..4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
John Basset Moore Renamed.

New York John Basset Moore, pro.
.fessor Of international law and alp,
lomacy at Columbia university, has
been reappointed members Of the
permanent court at The Hague, accord
ing to announcement made at the uni.
syersity Mott ficatien Of the reappoint-
ment came from Secretary Of State
Lansing. 5$.5sl s4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

Aigona Hogs Bring $f0o, 900.
Algona, $10o, 900 was paid for
pure bred hogs at three sales here in
one day. The sales were largely at.
tended by Minnesota and Iowa farm
erS 5}f 5.BfsE sa
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21

skillfully designed for. your figure require
ments. See how easily your figure is moulded
TO ideal proportions: Hips and thighs reduce
as if BY magic; the back and front lines are
.he fiat, straighter lines Of youth; your body
Is correctly poised and you move without any
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-21
1 9a q
Tie Original-U nequal2ed Front Lacing Corsfts

feeling Of restraint you walk gracefully and
sit gracefully.
The expert advice of our nlghly trained cor
setieres assures you the Gessard best suited
toyour needs. You can buy Gossard for as
little asS2. 75uP to any Priceyou desire topay.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
LA ESCUEL

Yo me quedaba solo Ell la escuela !:
entonces ell maestro me llevaba, pa
sando los claustros, y por el patio,
sus habitaciones. Va aquf, penetraba-
mos en- ell comedor. Va Ell ell comedor,
abrfa 70 la cartilla, y durante una
hora, este maestro feroz me hacfa de-
letrear con una insistencia barbara.
Yo siento ann su aliento de tabaco
y prescribe ell rascar, intervalos, de
su bigote cerdoso. Deletreaba una
pagina, me hacfa volver atras, vOlvfa-
mos a avanzar, volyfamos retrOceder,
Sc indignaba de mi estulticia, eXclama
ba a grandes voces: /: "iQue no! Que
no" AL fin yo, rendido, anonadado,
oprimido, rompfa Ell un largo amar-
go llanto...
Y entonces &l cesaba de hacerme de-
letrear decfa mOviendO Ia cabeza
'Yo no sc 10 que tiene este chico. -.
AZORIN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
COMIS|ON De SERVICIO
PUBLICO
(ContinWGci6n dc Ia peg. ~

para entrar formar parte de la ra-
z6n social Behn Brothers, como di-
rector de la misma.
En- el asuntO de la OpOSici6n radica-
da por Pablo Jim6nez Font Luis
Garcia MGudez contra la concession de
un certificadO de necesidad y conve-
niencia. para la exploitation de un ser
vicio de pasajeros entire Mayagtiez Y
A1asco, ell SecretariO fu6 designado
Examinador Especial para senalar la
vista del case y recibir la evidencia.
Sc orden6 ell arehivo del proyectO
aprobado por el Comisionado del Inte-
rior para la construction Y eXplota-
ci6n de una planta electrical y sistema
de distribution Ell Adjuntas, usando
las aguas del rio Las VGcGs.
En- ell asunto de una communication
del Attorney General trasmitiendo un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

Estos primeros tiempos de mi in
fancia aparecen entire mis- recuerdos
un POGO confusos, 'ca0ticos como c0sas
vivitlas ell Otra existencia, ell un lejano
planeta. iC6mo iba yo a la escuela?
/ SPor d6nde iba? ;Que emociOnes eX-
permentaba al entnar? iQue emo
clones sentfa al VERNE fuera de las cua
tro paredes h6rridas? No miento 81 di
go que aquellas emOciones debfan de
ser de pena, Y que 6stas debfan de ser
10 de algeria. Porque este maestro
que me inculc6 las primeras luces, era
un hombre SecO, alto, huesudo, asperO
de condici6n, brusco de palabras, con
unos bigotes cerdosos Y lacios, que
yu sentfa raspear ell mis- mejiiIGs Guam
Sc inclinabd sobre ell eaton para adOc-
trinarme con mas ahinco. Y digo
ahincO, pOrque yO-como hijO del AL
calde- recibfa del maestro, todos los
dfas, una lecci6n especial. Y este es
10 que, aun ahOra, trae a mi espiritu
un sabot de amargura de enojo.
Cuando todos los chicos Sc habfan
marclladO, 70 me quedaba solo en- la
eScuela -. La eScuela Sc levarlaba
un Iado de la huerta del pueblo, a
vista de la huerta y de las redondas
colimas que Sc deStacan suaves ell
al azul luminosO; tenfa delante un pe-
queiG .iardfn con acacias amariilentas
| v lingleras de evOnfbus. Ell ediflciO
habia sido cOnvento de franciScdnOs
ell salon de la escuela es largo, de
altfsimo techO, con largos bancos, con
un niacilento Cristo bajo dosel mora
do, con un immense mapa cuajado de
| lfneaS misteriosas, con litOgraffas en-
las paredes. Estas litOgraffas que
luego he vuelto a encOntrar en- el CO.
legiO, han sido la pesadilla de mi vi
-, da. Todas eran de cOlOres chillones
representation pasajes bfblicos; 20
no los recuerdO todos, perO tengo, ALA
EN- los senos rec6nditos de la memOria,
Ia imagen de un anciano de barbas
blancas que asoma, encima de un mon-
te, Dor entire nubeS y lie entrega
otro ancianO dos tablas fOrmidables,
llenas de garabatos, largas con las
puntas superiOres redondas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
Noticias de Ponce

falleci6 la noche anterior en- el Asilo
de Damas, donde permanecfa reclufdo,
enfermo.
Paz sus restos y nuestra condo
lencia sus afijidos deudos.
-Alegando hallarse enferma, ha pre-
sentado la renuncia de su cargo, la
nurse graduada seiiora Palmira Ba-
rral, esposa dei ex-guardia de penales
don Oscar Romero.
La sefora Barral estaba encarga-
da de la direction del cuerpo de enfer-
meras de los Hospitales Municipales
de esta ciudad.
Con ell fin de adoptar los acuer-
dos del case, para afiliarse la In
ternacional de Tabaqueros, la mafiana
de aver celebraron una asamblea las
despalilladoras de los talleres de la
Porto Cuban, Ell esta ciudad, reunien-
dose al efecto en- el Cine Borinquen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

proycrt0 del permisO pOr cl Preslden-
tp de los Estados Umidos favor de
la AU America CGOleS, Inc, para tell
der slls cables ell aguas de Puerto Ri
co. solicitando las recOmendaclones
de aComisi6n de la Junta del
Puerto, fue acuerdO infOrmarle que
sera necesari0 Sc radique la petici0n
dc franquicia correspondence.
Sc orden6 el archivO del proyecto
aprobado por el COmisiOnado del III
terror para la tOma de 30.75 litros de
aqua por segundO del rio Dwey, para
ell riego de la hacienda Aurora, de
acuerdO con la franquicia cOncedida
Juan Y OnOfre Torres Delgado.
Fu6 acuerdo dictar una Orden re-
quiriendo los porteadOres pGblicOs
por guaguas CNle prestan serviciO en-
tire San Juan Martin Peiia que ha-
gan ell recorrido hasta ell barriO Obre-
ro frente al SanatOrio del DIR. Lippitt
V que cambien los letrerOs al efectO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

, HemOs tenido ell placer de salu-
dar en- esta ciudad a nuestro amigo
Don F. A. Domicini, propietario de
Alasco, quien esta maiiana emprendi6
viaje de regreso hacia Ell pueblo de su
residencia.
-El policfa Saturnino Torres Ledes
ma, ha denunciado Federico Flores,
como presuntO autor de un delito de
abuse de confianza, realizado al vender
a Juan Gonzalez, pOr diez d6lares,
una bicicleta que lie confiara ell seilor
Alberto Ramirez.
-Ha estado aquf por breve tempo,
nuestro amigo ell torcedor Noises Eche
varrfa, director del peri6dico socialista
Alba ROja, de Guayama, quien ha re-
gresado la Villa del Guamanf, reali-
zadas las gestiones que lie trajeron a
Ponce.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
NegOciO AgricOIa en- la
RepGbIica DOminicana.

Para fOmentar un negOcio impOr-
tante de ganaderia leeheria en- gran
escala, y agricOla, ,cuando Sc establez-
ca la nueva Genital DIANA; en- fin.
cas- muy bien situadas pr6ximas a la
capital de SantO Domingo y pr6ximas
tambien Otras fincas en- las marge-
mes de rio Ozama, compradas Ultima
mente pOr los sefiOres Rafael Fabian,
JacObO Cabassa y Otros: Sc desea un
sOciO con capital sufciefte.
Para infOrmes dirijase la persona
que desee interesarse en- Ell negOcio
a Jose Romero Fernandez, Hotel Ro-
ma, hasta Ell Is del cOrriente mes; y
desde esa fecha al mismo nombre en-
Mayagiiez la Capital de. Santo
Domingo, r. D. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
CASE NO. C-33
Final Order.

This application was filed in jan
uary 10, 1920, but owing to the failure
and delay of petitioner to submit the
required data and information it was
only recently that the matter could
finally be passed upon.
The application was advertised in
the usual manner but no intervention
or opposition having been entered
against the granting of the same,
hearing thereon was waived and the
matter referred to the Committee on
Rates for consideration and report.
The said Committee has submitted
an exhaustive report on the question
recommending that the application be
not granted in the case of the increase
for docking charges but that increases
be allowed in the rates for loading
and unloading, storage and water so
as to enable petitioner company to
secure from the operation of the pier
an income sufficient to provide for a
depreciation reserve fund and for a
reasonable return on the capital inv
ested. And the Commission after
careful consideration of the matter
having concurred in the recommen-
dations of the report in question, now,
therefore, upon said report as adopt
ed by the Commission and made
part hereof it is.
ORDERED: (1) that the application
of the Insular Dock Company for
authority to increase the schedule of
rates for docking be denied.
,(2) That the rates for loading and
unloading as approved in 1908 be
amended and increased by 20% so as
to read as follows: 1.20 cents for each
cubic foot.
(3) That the present rates for stor-
age be increased and amended as
follows: tsMBNMfE
General merchandise: an increase
OF 100 over the existing rates; raw
sugar a cents for the first fortnight
for each bag of $50 pounds and 3
cents for each subsequent fortnight
per bag.
(4) That the rate for water servi-
ce is hereby amended and increased
to 40 cents per cubic meter.
FURTHER ORDERED: that the in
creases hereby granted shall take
effect and become operative five days
after the publication by petitioner
herein in two newspapers of general
circulation throughout the island of
its schedules of rates as herein
amended for at least two times dur
ing a period of five days.
FURTHER ORDERED: that a GER
titled copy of this order be transmitted
to petitioner herein for his informa-
tion and compliance there with and
that the case be closed upon the books
of the Commission.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
AHORA, MAS QUE NUNCA,
Ell MUNDO NECESITA HON.
BRES Y MUJERES VIRILE,
Y AMBICIOSOS
Millones de Hombres. han Muerto 0
Estan In1tiles. Los Gobiernos Piden
Mas Vida, Mas Production, Mas
Nifios Vigorosos-Sanos
Los Medicos aconsejan "Nuxi
ferrarse"

No debe desesperarse porque sc
sienta agotado, palido, debl y ner-
vioso; irritable y cansado, NUAl-
FIERRO traera nueva vida, vigor,
ambicion en- unas cuantas SemanaS.
La ciencia inutilizo millones de
hombres, pero siempre incansable in
venta hoy y promote fortiicar, vigori-
zar, amman su mente, esclarecer su
vista, impiar y enriquecer su sangre,
templar sus musculos. rejuvenecer su
cuerpo y espiritu; para clio solo
recomienda "Nuxiherro," tomar
NUXIFIERRO, Ell ultimo. mas valioso
efciente descubrimiento; muy eco
nomico y unico asimilable y digerible
totalmente.
Su salud, su virilidad, su viYeza de
mente y de espiritu, confianza en- 81
mismo, eli color de sus mejillas y su
semblante, son tan buenos como 10
sea su sangre. Sangre pura y rlca sc
manifesto por 81 misma en- TN salu-
dable rosado semblante, vivos ojos,
mente clara, animado espiritu. mus
culos de acero y ambicion de exito y
placeres. Y NUXIFIERRO es 10
unico que restituye esas dichas de
cuerpo alma, por que en- el la ciencia
ha logrado combinar los elementos
para hacer que la sangre ejerza 81
natural cometido, supliendo al cuerpo
cl alimento, energia Y fuerzas aTe lc
son naturales y, necesarios. "Nuxi-
ferro" esta preparado en- tabletas,
facil de tomar, segun instrucciones en-
cada frasco. Vale una fortuna afron-
tar eli porvenir sintiendose fuerte,
vigoroso, saludable, deseando eplaceres.
NUXIFIERRO solo cuesta unas. pese-
tas y asegura su bienestar y el de sns
hijos. Empiece tomar NUXlFlE-
RRO hoy mismo "Nuxi6erre" su
csposa, "Nuxiferre" sus hijos.
Sres. Doctores: La formula de "Nux-
iherro" no es secreta, esta impresa
en- cada frasco; veanla. Procurese
en- las farmacias y con seguridad en-
las de J. M. Blanco Inc, Porto Rico
Drug Co., San Justo Drug Co., todas
de San Juan. En- Bayamon, j. j. Font
G. Co. y en- Rio Piedras Farmacia Rou-
re. Tambien en- las principales de la
isla.-4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

+
las once v media, Sc, extingui6 la vida
de la bondadosa sefiora Catalina JUST
no. amante esposa del celebrado COM
positor musical portorriqueno ID. Juan
Rios Ovalle, y su entierro Sc verifi
cara la tarde de hoy.
Descanse en- paz y nuestro cordial
pesame su esposo y demas familia-
res.
La policfa detuvO. anoche en- la
Cantera, a la vecina Cirila Figueroa,
para denunciarla como alteradora del
orden; consistiendo su delito en- que
lanzaba piedras diestro ~ siniestro,
en- un rapto de excitaci6n col6rica.
La policfa insular ha presentado
denuncia contra varios vecinos que,
tienen cerdos dentro de la zona urba-
ma, en- los patios de sus casas.
Ell. policfa Antonio Turt, ha dete-
nido en- esta ciudad Fernando Con-
zalez, de Arecibo, en- cumplimiento de
un mandamiento de prisi6n expedidO
por la COrte Municipal de dicha ciu-
dad, en- causa seguida contra Gonza-
les por falsificaci6n.
La directiva del centro de estudios
psicol6gicos "Cfrculo. LGmen'. Sc pro-
pone celebrar una fiesta ell dfa % de
diciembre del cursante aiiO, en- obse-
quio de los sesenta nffios que dOmini-
calmente asisten la Escuela de Mo-
raj, Mdsica Y Canto, que tiene estable-
cida en- SUI temple, calle de la Victoria.
Aver tarde circul6 ell primer MI
nero de Ell COmOGtc, que edita ell jo-
ven Julio del Toro Fernandez; y Sc
anuncia Ell esa primera edici6n que
ell Hon Comisionado a Washington,
LcdO. Felix C6rdova Davila, ha llega-
do a esta poblaci6n para permanecer
aquf durante el periodic eleccionario.
Dfcese que viene para dirigir aquf
La campaiia comicial unionista en- este
Distrito municipal.
-Desde aver Sc presenta lluvioso
ell tempo en- esta ciudad, prevalecien-
do un cie1o encapotado y cayendo a
intervalos lluvia menuda.
Cuando logramos yer ell sol, parece
que nos vamos a asfixiar ,debido al
insOportable calOr que hace.
Los conocidos mdsicos Salazar Y
Ubides, han organizado una Orquesta
de bailes en- esta ciudad.
Sc informa que va ha sido insert
ia la candidatura popular que apoya-
ran elementOs Obreros y republicanOs.
Del Institute de MaestrOs celebra-
do hace POGO en- Mayagtiez, regres6
Iiltimamcnte con licencia, de profesora
la seilorita Maria A. Sanchez Santana.
la que felicitamos pOr su brilante
eXdmen.
-Ha sido exhibido Ell esta ciudad un
enOrme manatf, que mide ounce pies
de largo por seis de cicunsferencia,
que fue colocado en- un gran tanque
de aqua dulce.
Para verlO, debia el curioso pagar
diez centavOs.
Ell domingo tiltimO, por la tarde,
Sc di6 cristiana sepultura en- ell Ce-
menterio Civil de esta ciudad al ca
ddver de don Gaspar Gonzalez, quien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM.
MISSION OF PORTO RICO.
San Juan, September IA, 1920.
In the matter
of the

In the matter
of the
Application by the Insular Dock Com
pany for authority to increase the
schedule of rates for dockage, whar-
fage and storage.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-13
ONE OF DEFENDANTS IN CRAFT
 CONSPIRACY TRIAL

DETROIT, Feb 2.-Called to test fly in his own defense, Captain SU- terios Nicholson, one of the six de fendants in the army graft conspfr- ccy trial in federal court, declared that he was the real father of the League of Nations idea and tha, President Wilson had borrowed it.
 Captain Nicholson said that before Wilson had ever advocated leaguS he had suggested the idea in Q book. published privately, called War, or United World"
 Born in Greece, Captain Nicholson, who received an honorable discharge from the army after his arrest for al leged conspiracy to defraud the gov eTnment through the sale of salvaged munitions, came to the United States as 2 stowaway. When the war broke cut he was a successful practitioner '~ Washington and was consul for the Greek legation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-13
START WORK IN LOCAL MOV|NC
 PICTURE FILM

The motion picture that is to be produced here with local talent by J. c. Re Vile of Los Angeles, will be started today. The cast has been selected and everything is in readi- ness for the filming of the first scenes. The story is romantic comedydrama, that deals with a re- turning war hero. The entire pic ture will be produced here and in Lowell. Director Re Vile states that he is well impressed with the talent available and also says that he will be able to film some very pretty 10 cations" The picture will have its premier run at the Eagle theater at an early date. and will then be run in Lowell This picture will no doubt prove to be the greatest attraction that the local theaters have ever of, fered. MT. Re Vile states that the public that is interested in the mak- ing of motion pictures are invited to come out and watch the filming and see just how motion pictures are made.