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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-10-13

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sympathize with the idea that self
government should be given because
it would bring goodwill but not be
cause ga gang Of assassins had bullied
the government into it," 1t was al
very well, he continued, to talk abou
dominion form Of government, bu
Ireland demanded an absolutely indie
pendent republic and even that would
not satisfy the Irish. He declared
Ulster woald not have an Irish repub-
lie and Eve do not, want to nego
tiate peace with civil war at our very
DOORS"
Assisted Germany.
The premier charged that Ireland
had assisted the German submarine
campaign and declared that, although
little had been said about it, Ireland
was Great Britain's worry during the
war. Had anyone ever proposed "such
lunacy," he demanded, IS to allow Ire
land to obtain her independence with
her own army and navy and her ca
pacity for assisting Great Britain's
enemies.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
The Great Blackstone

Have you ever seen such continuous uncomfortable enthusiasm expressed during the long retinue of big shows that the Elks theater has to its credit as is being shown for the Great Black : stone, super mystic entertainer who is drawing unprecedented audiences and holding them fast for several hours in the intenseaess of his mys- ticism- This magician is supported by a cast of wide renowned mystery ar lists and a wealth of paraphernalia.
 You will gasp in wonderment a. such miracles as the strange disap- pearance of large articles, the produc : ton of birds and fishes apparently from mid air. the queer actions of a certain handkerchief. mystery cab inet, and many, many others, but the supreme intense moment comes when a beautiful girl is extended through mid-a in a huge cage, without SUD- port of any kind. This is a hypnotic scene of unusual ability, and termed the 1920 aerial achievement
 The appeal of different card tricks will never lose its newness. especially when they are of purely original and never shown before variety. The Great Blackstone can work endless wonders with deck of cards, as well as with any other material object he chooses to employ. Fortunate indeed is the matinee which the Elks management has arranged for Saturday, for there is not 9 kiddy in Phoenix who should be denied this amazing show.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

tion has worked out successfully in many cases and it is an ideal situa- tion when toth husband and wife are willing to do his and her part toward perfecting itp
 Mrs. George Creel, otherwise Blanche Bates, is noncommittai.
 Tt is a subject so peculiarly per- sonal in its relation she says, de pending on the breadth of mind and unselfishness of the man and the pa tiencc and tact of the woman, that it cannot be answered as general proposition"
 Ideal Companionship
 Geraldine Farrar whose marriage to Lou Tellegen was an event in stage circles during the war. believes this subject must be subseryient to the i1- dividuaTs temperament and desires.
 Tn my own particular cafe, I ieel could not have married other than an artist attuned to all the evidences and ambitions of an education similar to my own. Thus the companionship of kindred intelligence and ideals transcends and builds up something more permanent than the preliminary l physical attraction"
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

work my costume from now until the dance starts ."
 After the members of the original Peacock orchestra had played Home Sweet Home" for the dancers last night, they remained at their posts for several more hours practicing new numbers for the special program they have arranged for the masquerade event
 Those who come to the Peacock Thursday night are going to get musical treat was the assurance given by orchestra Leader St. John. Enid Bennett at the Lamara
 In another of those intensely human dramas with which she has captivated the picture lovers of Phoenix, Enid Bennett starts her engagement at the picture, The Woman in the Suit Case.''
 C. Gardner Sullivan, who has been responsible for many of this charm ing girls latest successes wrote the story and Fred Niblo directed the picture. The story is one of a daugh- ter'S efforts to awaken her father to the error of his ways, and to protect her mother, if possible, from the dis grace of scandal It all happens be- cause the daughter on returning from school, finds in her fathers suit case. a picture of a strange woman. Deter mined to learn the cause of this un- heard of proceeding on the part of her parent, the girl enters the battle of woman's wits, and the decidedly clever manner in which the author has evolved the story lends the picture an endearing charm.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

environment is Introduced the heroine Struggling to keep body and soul to- gether, the girl is hard pressed by ad- versity. Holding hard to her ideals time brings into her life a noted artist who interests her in the studio work. Their friendship ripens into love and their marriage is a source of genuine happiness to the girl. until-the hus- band is made, through the machina- tions of a jealous woman, to believe his wife unworthy.
 In Old Kentucky" at the Strand
 Tn Old Kentucky" now enjoying a most phenomenal run at the Strand, is proving one of the most satisfying pictures and one containing a more universal appeal than any cinema pro- duction to visit the city for months. Tn Old Kentucky" is distinctly a melodrama. but a melodrama which has stood the acid test of time. for it as a stage show is even today, after twenty five years of public endur- ance still the vehicle for several trav- cling road companies. The picture version follows the text in detail. ac- centuating the hundreds of thrills by actually showing the intense action and the suspense compelling scenes. The scenes follow in a continuity that is truly amazing. for the bigness of the plot, and the importance of the theme is never lost track of-no mat ter what the action-no matter how great the thrill.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

KANSAS CITY, Mo-Attention husbands, Listen to what Mrs. Marie Criger of Fairbury, Neb.. says
 "A woman's place may be in the home-but that's no reason why she should loaf there.
 Mrs. Criger doesn't. She cooks three meals a day for her husband, janitor of the Jefferson county court house, and she holds down the job of deputy sheriff besides. She weighs 225 pounds, has no children, drives an au- tomobile and is a crack shot with a rifle or revolver.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
notes added in honor of Easter Day

notes added in honor of Easter Day.
 American
 Do you love the fiery spirit of the Spanish people? Do you enjoy seeing it interpreted in dance? If you do, you will see Pearl Sharkey al the Ameri- can tonight Her Spanish -fandango" is really causing a sensation, for 1t is rife with color, emotion, life. Then, of course, you have heard of the can -can, that famous old dance which had it's origin in France. But have you ever seen it danced by one of the most attractive Ettle dancers who ever appeared in Phoenix? You |. may see it at the American tonight, too.
 And between the times that you are glorying in the sight of such skill and grace, you may dance yourself to the music of King Brady and his Big Six, the orchestra which both dancers and musicians have declared to be beyond cOmpdre.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Forest Park.

Easter, the big joy festival of the spring, is to be celebrated at Forest Park with a brilliant Easter ball. Next Sunday night. April 4. givos promise of being a night which will live for many weeks in the remembrance of all those who will celebrate the day at this big joy spot formerly known as Morley's Country Club. Omar Toft. under whose management an entirely new standard has been set for this resort, is giving much Of his timeAa and thought this week towards obtaining novel features as special Easter pleasures for his guests.
 By Sunday night he will have ready hundreds of colored eggs-one for each person who attends the ball. But these are not to be ordinary eggs, not even ordinary Easter eggs, for each one is to have on it number. and the person who holds the lucky number in the drawing which will take place some time before midnight, will re- ceive a season ticket entitling him to all of the privileges of the park
 Then there are to be lucky spot dances, too. for real live bunnfes,
 And last. also in the minds of many, best-King Brady and his Big Six will be there the entire evening to dispense their famous brand of won der music with just few extra sweet
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Peacock

Hundreds of people paused before the windows of Hyders store on North Central street yesterday to admire the beautiful prizes which will be awarded to the winners at the big masquerade ball which will be given at the Peacock tomorrow night. One young lady was so attracted by one exquisite article of feminine finery being offered that she exclaimed:
 ."Im going to win that if I have to
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
"A Misfit EarI' at Columbia

A Misfit Earl', Louis Bennison's latest laughing thrilling picture of range life and society life. will be seen at the Columbia theater today, and with it's passing will go one of the most unique photoplays of it's kind ever seen here Audiences that saw it yesterday voted it .crackerjack."
 "A Misfit Earl introduces a new angle into a picture that starts out like a regular .-western"-its cowboy hero inherits an English earldom. And his adventures with the title and es- tate form the basis of a clever story, backed by fine work by the players and remarkable settings.
 Louis Bennison is Jim Dunn, the cowboy who introduces American range ways and manners of living into the great old convention-boun castle in England. How he does it furnishes laugh after laugh. The picture has plenty of thrills too, for there is a rival to the title who does not pay particu- lar attention as to means he employs. and Jim has a considerable time of 1t beating him. Then there is the girl, of course and Jim's little cousin. and all in all the picture will satisfy every person who sees it.
 Augmenting numbers for today are the Pathe Review, the famous Literary Digest Topics of the day, and a se- lected comedy, with special music to round out the program.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
1 ADJUSTMENTS ! HENRY WAL THALL IN
 THE CONFESSION COMING TO COLUMBIA
ADJUSTMENTS

Once in a great while a picture ap- pears with a theme so lofty and with an appeal so great as to stand out far above the many photoplays being produced as exceptional productions. There are many good pictures. but only now and then does a truly great picture come into existence.
 Just such picture, one of the really great, is "The Confession which will come to the Columbia theater next Sunday for an engagement of four days, and in which Henry Walthall, the screens great emotional actor. famous as the star of ..The Birth of a Nation,' rises to new heights of bril- liant characterization.
 In The Confession" a picture of gripping dramatic force has been pro duced wherein thrill follows hard after thrill and the many tense mo- ments and big.climaxes make it a pie ture no one can ever forget.
 The story is briefly this: Tom Bartlett, the brother of Father Bart lett, the priest, (Henry Walthall), is charged with the murder of his sweet hearts brother. Father Bartlett has heard as priest, the confession of the to save his brother, for his lips are sealed. Knowing God will not le< an innocent man suffer for anotner's crime, he keeps silence while his brother is tried and sentenced to be hanged.
 After Father Bartlett has prevailed upon the men of his histrict not to effect Toms rescue, Tom escapes by overpowering the priest and taking his clothes. In Canada Tom finds the real murderer, but the man escapes, and Tom is recaptured and taken back to prison.
 Meanwhile Father Bartlett, follow ing Tom into Canada, has also found the real murderer, seriously i'll, and starts to return to the town of the crime. The two arrive just as Tom is mounting the scaffold. The real mur- derer. mortally i'll. falls and dies before he can confess his guilt and once again Father Bart1etfs lips are sealed A written confession found in the mans clothing, however, saves Tom
 With the magnificent picture "The Confession the Columbia will present a special setting of orchestra music.
 1.-The Virtuous Model" at the Hip
 Dolores Cassinelli, known as one of the most, beautiful women before the camera, comes to the Hip for two days starting today, when she will offer "The Virtuous Model
 Daring in theme, and daring in un- <oldmant the story offers a. drama of
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them SUD- piled hy using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages.
 It makes no difference what your
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
A COMPLETE ALiBI

Lady-Are you the same man who ate my mince pie last week?
 Tramp-No. mum. I'll never be tn same man again. .-Edinburgh Scots man.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
THESE BLIND MEN MIST az FIGHTERS

SACRAMENTO-On the lists of blind borrowers from the library here appear the names: Spanking. Thrash
 CT, Whip, Lickon and Beattie.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Famous Women Pay Their Husbands Worth While Compliments In Attributing Their Sue ceSSeS to Them

NEW YORK-Are marriage and a career incompatible?
 This question has been put to three stars, all of whom are married One of them is supreme on the opefatic stage, the other two are distinguished in drama
 I do not believe it is necessary for a woman to give up love and home life if she desires to follow d career. ; says Elsie Ferguson, who is Mrs Thomas B Clarke, Jr., off stage
 More Give and Take
 Tt is my opinion that if woman Is a good manager she can supervise the home and still continue her chosen career. To be sure having both career
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

Nogales was visited yesterday by
Don Senior Cosme Hinojosa, director
general of the post office department
of Mexico, who came from Hermo-
sillo Friday night. He went to Tue
son yesterday afternoon, thence to
Ell Paso, returning to the City Of
Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15
AN OLD TIMER

Nogales is visited at this time by
Doctor j. R. Magruder, one of the
old time mining operators in Sonora
and Arizona, who is from the Klon-
dyke camp in Graham county, where
he is developing fine silver prop
erty The AG group, an extension of
the Grand Reef ledge, which has
yielded deal of silver in the past,
and is doing well now. Doctor Mag
ruder's pr )perty is in course of de-
velopment. The gentleman has yet
very valuable interests in Sonora. He
is here on business in connection
with some of them. He expects to
remain until Tuesday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15
GOING TO CALIFORNIA

AS stated in the personal columns
of "The Oasis" this morning, Mr.. M
T. McCleary and family will depart
today for Los Angeles, where they
will make their home, Mr.. McCleary
having made business arrangements
which take him to the Golden State.
Departure of Mr.. McCleary loses
Nogales valuable citizen; but the
loss sustained by the Line City is a
real gain to Los Angeles. Mr.. Nc
Cleary has resided here since he was
a small boy, and he has made good
from the time he was little fellow.
The family have here many friends
who regret their departure.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15
WHAT'S AN INTRUDER?

Says We dictionary, zone who
comes in without leave or license"
Well, that definition is snug fit for
the heroine of "The Intrusion of
Isabel" the "Flying AS" latest fea-
turne starring Mary Miles Minter.
For Isabel takes up her abode in
Jack Craig's bachelor establishment
with neither introduction nor invita-
ton. How she wins both the leave
of our definition and the license of
the Marriage Bureau, you will find
out direct from the screen when this
interesting, snappy comedy of love
and modern society is shown at the
Royal Theatre tomorrow.
Suffice to mention that, as ever and
always, Miss Minter makes delight
fully attractive sweetheart-natural,
vivacious, graceful in every move and
expression. Alan Forrest, as Jack
Craig, the fascinating bachelor, is
handsome enough to make any girls
heart go pit-a-pat, in the movies or
out. The other roles are splendidly
acted by Margaret Shelby, Carl Stock
dale, George Periolat, ]. Parks Jones,
Mary Rand and a genuine Southern
"mammy," Lucretia Harris.
Don't miss this picture. It's one
of the prettiest romances in months.
Like all Of the Minter offerings, it is
clean, wholesome and humorous
true reflection Of her
own sweet self.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15
some FACTS And
FANC!ES ABOUT
The PHILIPPINES
There Has Been Much Misrepre-
Sentation in America About
People and Conditions.
BY MAKING M. KALAW,
Secretary of the Philippine Mission.
A certdl
n at the st.

A certain lady
at the st. Louis
Exposition saw at
a b Dom O
row n complex
toned man in fault
less evening dress
and accosted him
with the inquiry,
Il suppose you are
japanese, sir?"
The man adj
dressed re lied,
mo, madam"
"Then you must
be Chinese" she
said.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

See What We Can Give You
Before You Place an Order
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

Yesterday Mr.. Don Franklin went
to Casa Grande, to visit the farm
property he owns in the cotton belt
of the Casa Grande Valley.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

Mr.. Allen G. Bernard of Tucson,
who was a member Of the trade ex-
cursion party, returned to his home
at Tucson yesterday afternoon.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

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Yesterday Nogales was visited by
J. w. Mcdonald of Elgin.
Mr. ]. C. Tovrea of the Tovrea
market, went to Bisbee yesterday.
Today Mr.. M. T. McCleary and
family depart for Los Angeles, where
they will locate permanently.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Messrs. Weldon Bailey, ]. w.
Bouldin and D. E. Hamer, owners and
representatives of the north half of
the Baca Float grant.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15
PERSONAL ITEMS

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The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, the Phoe-
nix attorney, is a guest Of his son.
in-law, Mr.. A. H. ReRiemer. Mr..
Armstrong came from the south Fri
day evening, having gone down with
the trade excursion,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

Tuesday Superior Judge w. A.
O'Connor will depart for Ajo, the big
copper mining camp at the west end
of Pima county, where he will hold
court for Judge Pattee, an act of the
legislature having provided for terms
of the Superior Court of Pima Coun-
ty at that place.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15
CLIMATE OF THE PHILIPPINES.

The Philippine Islands have a mild
ly tropical climate. The nights are
cool and sunstrokes are unknown. The
temperature record for the past thirty
years shows an average of 80 degrees.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

RAGS WANTED-Will pay
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

All Lenses GrOund Here. Arizona
Optical Company. Optical Specialists
-NOgales
The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-15

Power, Gas, Lights and Ice. Ari'
coma Gas & Electric c.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-03
PROGRESS OF FORMER CRESCO
ROY.

We are in receipt Of a news item
from the Musical Leader, the sub
stance of which will Of course be of
interest to his many friends in Cresco
as it concerns Kenneth Fiske, former
ly OF this city, who is now q member
Of the faculty OF the American Con-
servatOry Of Music of Chicago. He
has class of thirty pupils under his
instruction in the conservatory, and is
himself taking further instruction un-
der some Of the most successful teach
ers in that institution in violin, piano,
hi rmOny and French. He played the
Wicniawski Polonnuise for violin solo
in Kimban Hall on Saturday after
noon of last week at a regular con-
cert given by the conservatory as an
artist-pnpil Of Ramon Girvin. and in
the phrase of the musical critics in at
tendance: "He displays unusual tai
cnt. He has virile tone and clean,
swift fingers. and his staccatos work
was especially worthy" He is IL grad
uate Of the Cresco high school of the
class Of 1918. and has many friends
here who wish him the best of success
in his chosen profession. -.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-03
BOY SHOT NEAR RmGEWAY

Sunday afternoon, Nov. 2sth, thu
community was alarmed by the IT port
of a serious accident which may have
very easily proven fatal.
While Otto HOvden, about fifteen
years of age, son of E. K. Hovtlen re-
siding about two miles northeast of
Ridgeway, and Spencer Kjose. about
nine wears OF age, son of Julius Kjose
residing about four miles northeast of
Ridgeway, were out hunting, in some
manner Spencer Kjose was the unfor-
tunate victim of rifle shot The bull
let entered below and near his eye and
pierced through to the back of his ear.
Doctors were summoned and hopes are
that he will recover from the wound
without future troubles setting in.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-03
S4s7 PENALTY WAS PAID

by the automobile owners Of Howard
county because they forgot to register
their automobiles before January LIST
last year.
1891 automobiles and trucks and
1913 Motor Cycles have been registered
for 1920 in this county, which pro-
'duced a tax Of S34,467.5O including
298 for transfers. There IRE over 6
ifferent makes Of automobiles in the
county.
All supplies necessary for registra-
Ition for 1921 are on hand, including
Z, 400 number plates. So don't take
amy chances by waiting until the last
day or minute
All NEW CARS purchased on or.
after December LIST, 1920, may be reg
istered for 1921 without being pre-
viously registered for 1890, Or in other.
words the car may be run through the
month of December. 1920 on 1921 reg
istration. s,
- II Fl. NJ. Hansen, Co. -Esees
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-03
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
w. O. Swenson Jewe1kyea and Gift Shop
Christmas Gift Announcement.

Never before in the history of my
business and especially getting togeth-
or Il line of attractive, unique and
useful Christmas gifts have I used
greater care, good business judgement,
research and work than have put
forth the past few weeks to establish
Il line Of most attractive gifts at the
right price that will meet with every
ones taste and means. I feel satisfied
l can sell my mercha ndise as reason
able and in many articles more reas.
enable and below the standard prices
existing today.
My lines OF Diamond Rings and
Jewelry, Fine. Canoes, Jewelry of
unique and exclusive design, fine jew
elry of the best quality and design,
engagement" and up to date hand
made wedding rings, and all the latest
novelties along these lines in great va
riety and very reasonably priced.
4 large and varied line of the very
latest fads in ladies' and gentlemen's
wrist and standard watches. Espec-
tally priced for the holiday season.
This place will be headquarters for
La Tausca and other makes of import
edpearls-special holiday prices. Look
over our lines before making your Sc
lections.
We want your trade.
I'VE can save you money.
Largest assortments. Exclusive mcr-
chandise.
w. o. SWENSON
Leading Jeweler and Gift Shop
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-03
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.

On Friday Of last week, Major Guard
Chas. Paschal, of Mason City, gave
Cresco Canton, No. II, P. NJ. their an
nual inspection. He gave the Canton
u high rating on its general condition
and its proficiency in the work and
military movements. After the in
spection and transaction OF, regular
routine business, the members repair
ed to the dining room where the Re-
bekahs, always alive to anything to
further the cause of Oddfellowship in
all its branches, had prepared a fine
banquet which was appreciated to the
utmost