Weekend film lineup showcases action and romance
Friday screen offering features a South African diamond field thriller with a beautiful woman and two men, plus Jack Dempsey and a Mutt and Jeff comedy. Saturday presents Wallace Reid in Excuse My Dust with a Los Angeles to San Francisco car race, and The Bear Trap adapted tale. Monday highlights Norman Talmadge in The Social Secretary with a travelogue and an L. Ko. comedy.
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P Axe
Madlaine Traverse
Miss Traverse
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Mutt
Jeff
Wallace Reid
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Plaza
Will M. Ritchey
Byron Morgan
Ann Little
Erepeani Beaiinas
Rte Robertsrare
William ‘Daiican
Fox News
Sherman Defines War as Hell in Columbus Speech
The Columbus Dispatch reproduces General Sherman’s 1880 remark that war is all hell said at a Civil War veterans reunion in Franklin Park Columbus Ohio. President Hayes attended as spectators endured rain while Sherman spoke outside.
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Ohio
General Sherman
William
T. Sherman
Columbus
Dispatch
Stierman
President Hayes
Franklin ‘Park
Sherman
Bate
Call for Volunteers to Restore Manly Fashion Amid Romance
A London newspaper urges 1000 sportsmen of good social position to wear new fashions on a set day. The proposal favors bold, period costumes like a black frock coat with ruffles pink breeches silk stockings and colonial powdered wig. Proponent aims to abolish dark unsymmetrical garments and revive romantic chivalry. Courage remains crucial to masculine success.
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London
Nathaniel Dinham Seeks Heiress in Small Town Tale
Earle Williams stars as Nathaniel Dinham in a Fortine Port Law- Saturday adventure. He arrives in a gossiping town to seek an heiress, learning its history in quick fashion from Hetty Carpenter before pursuing Josie Lockwood.
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Triangle
Rarle Williams
Igcate
Gosssip
Aréi
Inia
Win’ the
Josie
Toward a National Co operation in Labor and Capital
A discussion on harmony between capital and labor in the United States argues for cooperation to raise production and living standards. It urges fair wages, human treatment, better living conditions, reasonable hours, and profit sharing while stressing that labor is a partner, not a commodity, in the economy.
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Arenton Lesnard
Jabor
America
Tos Express
Otsorieiied
Valileton
Becaise A
Sis
Cuba
Mae
Philippines
Ghechak
Saponite
Gary
West
Virginia
Nose
Hottie
Ingmans
Idbor
Leonard Wood Leader for Twenty Years Past
Wood's candidacy is hailed by the wiseacres as a protest. It notes he was active in Cuba and has long watched his career with growing interest. The piece argues he shows strengths lacking in the present administration. Indianapolis News.
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Wood
Wiseacres
Cuba
Indianapolis
Ind
Notice of Administration for Bristol Estate
Exécutrix Mary Emma Munroe of Bristol announces acceptance of the trust for the late Frank Munroe estate. Bond posted as required. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol Probate Court clerk within six months from first advertisement.
Appointment of Administrator for Amelia Dunbar Best estate
Bristol April 17 1920 The undersigned hereby notifies that he has been appointed by the Probate Court of Bristol Town as Administrator of the estate of Amelia Dunbar Best late of Bristol deceased and has given bond. All persons with claims against said estate must file them with the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement.
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Frank Munroe
Bristol
Goone
Mary Emma Mma Munroe
R. L
Amelia Dunbar Best
Caen Paemeszant
Joan IV
Best
Bristol Town Dog License Rules and Fees 1920
The town requires dog registration each April for dogs over a certain age. Licenses are issued by the Town Clerk in Bristol, with collars bearing owner name and license number. Fees: $1.15 for a male, $5.15 for a female in April, and in May $2.15 for a male, $6.15 for a female. License effective April 1, 1920.
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Bristol
John W. Church
Town Clerk's
Ice
R. 1
Bristol Assessors Notice Tax Returns Due May 18 1920
The Bristol Rhode Island assessors announce a property tax levy of 40 cents per hundred and a total tax between 202000 and 205000 dollars. Tax returns are required from sole owners co partners and corporations by May 18 1920 with exemptions available for war veterans and widows. Returns must be sworn and filed with the assessors during May in Bristol Town Office hours.
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Bristol
A. D
Perens
Brendér
Board of Assessors
Rhode
Island
Co Partneren Lps
Board of Taxes
Robert Newbold Philip Brady A. Doran
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Railroad Avenue
Crcade Street
Warren, R. I
French
Cornelius Harrington
Staples Coal ‘Company
State Street
Goodyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
Capi Dal
Leonard Wood
Inerensen
Eatonio
Rm Obe Street
Wat
Wes Raymond
P. Smith
Burgee Telephone
Tohsmoré
Burnside Memorial
DOG Licenses
Own
Bristol, Rhode
Assessors Notice
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