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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Once Comedy Star,
 John Barrymore in
 Serious Roles Now

Recent years have marked change in the career of John Barrymore al- most as startling as the transition which he makes as the star of "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" the screen version of the Stevenson story, which is being shown at the Central thea Ire Friday and Saturday and Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday. In real life, however. the transformation was the foremost straight dramatic stars of the present day.
 Both on the stage and screen, Mr. Barrymore was formerly famous for the youthful, frivolous characters that he created. A Barrymore play or picture was always laughing success. Then, suddenly, John Bar rymore found his true forte. He was cast in the leading role of Justice Galsworthy's powerful story, and people wondered if this could be the same man. His performance was g revelation. He followed it with sucf pictures as The Test of Houor," and ''Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" and such stage creations as Redemption Peter Ibbetson," and ''The Jest"
 At no time has Mir. Barrymore giv en more artistic interpretation thai he offers as the unfortunate young doctor in "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde.' Martha Mansfield is the leading wn man, and the picture, which is a par amount Aircraft, was directed b. John s. Robertson.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
SOCIALIST LEADER DIES

TOPEKA, Kans., July 27-Funeral services for Dr. Eva J. Harding. prom inent Socialist who died here today, will be held Thursday at 8 a. m. Dr. Harding since 1882 has been a prac- ticing physician and had taken a prominent part in Kansas politics as leader in the cause of prohibition, suffrage and lately had been identi- fled with the Socialist party. Prior to her illness she had filed as a so- cialist candidate for senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Canadian Railways
 to Adopt Scale of
 Wages Paid in U. s

VANCOUVER, July 27.-Canadian government railroads will accept the schedule of. wage increase granted railroad men of the United States U. D. Reid, minister of railroads. an nounced today. This would result, he declared in an increase of from $47,- 100000 to $7O,0OO,OOO in operating costs, which would have to be met by increased passenger and freight rates.
 Minister Reid also stated that if the Canadian Pacific railroad accepts this award no dividends could abe paid shareholders until conditions had been adjusted.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Will Make Plans
 to Held Disabled
 Arizona Soldiers

PHOENIX, July 27. - To ceve.o1 training facilities for disabled sol sd1ers in this state, U. w. Lambkin, director in change of the federal board of vocational education, and Nicholas Ricciardi, an officer of the district with headquarters in San Francisco, will be in Arizona the first week in August. according to word received today by Fred P. Rowen, field agent in charge of rehabilitation work in Arizona. He added thhere were approximately 450o disabled for mer service men in the state, the majority being tuberculous, and una ble to take training according to the ordinary program.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

TO NACOZARI
 w A. Meyer, manager of the Phelps Dodge stores, left yesterday morning for Nacozari.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

a means for the reparations commis- sion realizing on them.
 After September 1, Germany shall deliver similar bonds corresponding to the advances Franco is to make for fulfillment of the coal delivery In this way France will be relieved of the burden. The reparations com. mission will be charged with execu ton of the Spa agreement so far as concerns coal deliveries and allied ad vances to Germany on account of the coal delivery.
 Pleasure was expressed at the de cisions taken which were in accord ance with the French view.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
DEMANDS SHOWDOWN

LONDON, July 27.-Premier Lloyd George, before leaving Boulogne, in formed the Reuter- correspondent that complete accord had been reached, It had been decided, subject to ltaly's approval. to send reply to Russia. saying certain things must be made clear before the allies will attend the proposed conference.
 Poland and other border states must participate in the conference, whose primary object is to establish peace in Europe. Then the confer ence could discuss the questions be- tween Russia and the allies with a view to establishing normal relations.
 If the soviet replies that it coult only make peace separately, the con ference will fall to the ground. ac- cording to the premier.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
TAKE AUTO CENSUS

PHOENIX, July 27.--An analysls of motor license statistics made to- day by the Phoenix chamber Of com merce showed there is one automo- bile for every 12 residents of Arizo- na and one to every eight in Marico- pa county
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
AUTHOR
SAYS HYPO-COD
PREVENTS FLU"
Points Out Wisdom of a Stitch
In Time-Now.
FORTIFIED HIS
SYSTEM WITH IT

The object of these various state.
ments regarding the Flu" is not to
scare anyone-but rather to point out
simple, easily procured, easily fol-
lowed method that in thousands OF
tests has proven 1907 efficient The
statement below OF the well-known
Author, Traveller, Explorer and Bib,
lical student, John Peterson. of Wash
ington, ID. c.. is interesting as show,
ing how such a man systematically
goes about fortifying his system
against disease-just as he would per.
haps in the jungle or wilds Of Alaska,
He said:
tressing, disturbing catarrhal condi
tions which indicate Spanish 1nflu'
enza in it's early stages. My symp'
toms were such that l felt II impera'
tive that I should take such preven,
immunity from an attack of this SO
frequently fatal disease. I bought
Earle's Hypo-Cod because Of my
knowledge of what II had done In
through its use I was blessed with
Immediate and helpful results from
this remarkable curative agent and
having helped me at very critical
time I believe that any one who is
threatened with this dreaded disease
will be greatly benefited by Hypo.
Cod" Signed-John Peterson address
$50 F st. NV
To those millions who have read
'Tnvitation To the Kingdom" by this
gentleman, his timely suggestion
above must surely Danish all doubt as
to the proper course for every parent
The above mentioned book-copy.
righted in every civilized country on
the globe and translated into Spanish
Swedish, German, French, Norwegian
and other languages, long ago placed
this author among the immortals.
Read what still other people say
regarding this splendid tonic which
so quickly revives the disease resist
ing vitality and stamina OF the user
then drop in at the Peoples Drug
Store and fortify yourself-and your
family against long sickness-doctor
bills this year.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
[HAD ALL THE
SYMPTOMS OF
DREADED FLU
Her Son Had Fever, Nose Ran,
Eyes Watered-Had
Pain in Chest.
'~nEAT
COUCHED A GREAT
DEAL-WORRIED HER

Goodness, but I was afraid my son
was going 10 have pneumonia or the
Flu He had some fever and cough,
ed a great deal. He had a catarrhal
condition OF the nose and throat ana
he sneezed and sneezed. His nose
run constantly and his eyes were so
red and watery he was a sight. He
complained OF pains In his chest and
1 was dreadfully afraid he was going
10 be taken down. fortunately
friend told me just what TO get for
him and i am SO firmly convinced u
will help others l want to recommend
this grandest medicine in the world
10 everybody" declared Mrs. +. c.
Prather, 2218 Minnesota Ave. Wash.
ington. j. c.
II took my friends advice and got
a bottle Of Earle's Hypo-Cod and IL
entirely cured him OF those awful
symptoms 1t stopped his cough in
no time and II has build him up and
given him strength and his appetite is
good again. 1t surely Is grand quick
medicine and the best we ever had In
the house" continued Mrs Prather.
People in such a weakened feverish
condition should Systematically go
about strengthening their system and
Earle's Hypo-COd is the quickest act
ing, most effective reconstructive
tonic made, according to chemists
and druggists. Read what another
party says about it on the right and
below.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
HOW It FEELS
TO CATCH FLU

.T really was catching the Flu all
right. My head ached-and 80 did
every bone in my body. My eyes
wstered, my nose ran and had sharp
shooting pains through my lungs and
chest. I had chills and fcyers and
been in bed but my business was so
rushed 1 couldn't afford to quit. so ]
hurriedly .pa&aed drug, store and
bought bottle OF Earle,s HypoCod
and have found Il does ell that they
claim for II. 1t surely did chase away
those troubles in a hurry-it built me
up until I feel as good as l ever did
in my life ard l cheerfully allow my
name used - lusc It sure is some
tonic" declare Mr.. George y. Krug
1921 35th st. NV, washington, DC.
II feeling bad all over---build your.
self up with this new and more pow
nrful tonic. 1t puts you bnck on your
feet in vigorous health days and
weeks sooner you'll find. Get a couple
bottles tonight, at nearest Peoples
Drug Store.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
FOLKS SA|D>|
HAD THE FLU
I Got a Couple Bottles of Hypo.
Cod and Drove 1t Away.
IT'S THE THING
TO TAKE ALL RIGHT

They said had the FLU was
surely nearly down and out Sneez-
ing. headaches. fever and chills and
an awful WEAKNESS. I could hardly
stagger to the drug store, but did, and
got bottle of Earle's HypoCod.
That's what I tell everybody to do II
they feel that way--It does the work
fine. After three or four doses / be-
gan feeling slightly better. The
sneezing stopped in about three days
the pains. in my head disappeared
at once and pretty soon was back
on my feet In grand shape-I took
four bottles in all, and feel perfectly
we'll with none OF the bad sfter-ef-
fects L notice so many are troubled
with" declared Mr.. George Coates,
s12 New Hampshire Ave, Washing,
The Peoples Drug Stores, of Wash.
ington, ID. c., sold carload after car.
load OF Hypo-Cod during the height
Of the FLU" epidemic-hundreds OF
druggists in all parts OF America fol.
lowed suit-today It is recognized as
tho most effective and powerful re-
constructive tonic made. (See glow.
ing tribute paid IL by eminent chem.
lists and experts in recent issue OF this
paper.) Read what still others say
about II elsewhere on this pRge-then
come down to the Peoples Drug Store
and get n couple bottles OF the genuine
Earle's Hypo.Cod in the Orange color
ed carton.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
HERE'S THE WAY TO
WARD OFF THE
FLU"
My Daughter Had the Symp-
toms-Fever, Pains,
Cough.
HYPO-COD QUICKLY
BROUGHT RELIEF

my daughter. aged "a. was feeling
miserable. She had a bad cough that
was mighty suspicious and q catarrhal
condition OF the head and nasal pas
sage that alarmed me. She had pains
in her chest and through her lungs
and had some little fever, too. She
had lost her appetite and felt miser-
able when I saw Hypo-Cod adyertis-
ed in the Washington papers and hon
estly 1t worked like magic" declared
Mrs. A. Gaghan, 1925 First st. NE.
The first bottle Of Earle's Hypo-Cod
gave her splendid relief. Her cough
ing stopped and the cold seemed to
dry right up. She now eats hearty
and is much stronger and energetic
besides and ssys she feels better than
she has in months. No wonder we
give Hypo-Cod the credit, for she took
nothing else. II surely does produce
the desired result quickly" continued
this Washington lady.
Don't take a throat wash or pill-go
deeper than that and build up the
system--fortify. yourself against an
other cold-be free Of such troubles
all winter and spring. Then IL the
Flu should happen along where you
are-you arc in shape to fght il off
easy Read what another endorser of
Hypo-Cod SAYS in the article, on the
right and below.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
SOC to 69c White Goods
Remnants, 39c

Friday we clear stocks OF all
remnants OF white goods. The lot
80 tbe most desirable materials for
spring, Including Cannon Cloth,
Shirting Madras. India Linon,
plain Shcrette. Chiffon Wolfe,
Mercerized Poplin, Nalnsoot.
Iongcloth. Mercerized Batiste,
Luna Lawn. Check .Dimlty, Fancy
Wolfe waistings.. French Crepe,
sylvia Lawn. Paiama. Checks,
piisse Crepe, etc. Just the
lengths wanted for womens and
children's garments. Widths u
to 40 inches.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
N GRIP OF DREADED FLU" SHE
ASKED DRUGGIST WHAT TO DO
Feveri.h, Weak, and Aching
All Over She Was
Scared.
WAS SO HOARSE
COULDN'T TALK

when l went into the Peoples
Drug Store j was so hoarse / could
hardly talk and had a dreadful cough
and sharp shooting pains through my
rhest. I'm sure 1 was feverish, too,
and was really i'll. i could hardly
move and my eyes were red and
uatery and my nose ran perfect
stream. / could not eat or sleep and
my head ached SO bad l should have
been in bed, but / got to the drug
store all right and asked them what
In tho world I should take. They
knew because about everybody in
Washington was down with the Flu
They told me Earle's Hypo-Cod was
the only thing for me and I'm mighty
glad l got IL. II / hadn't I'm sure |
would have been down down with ,h 1t "a ana 'o
death goodness knows how l would
haze come through" declared Mrs.
Mary Lott 226 street NV, Wash
sf srm mighty glad I took their advice.
for before l had taken the f,rst bottle
] was feeling better. 1t stopped the
cough and cold in no time and by the
time the FIRST bottle was gone ] had
b dandy appetite and was feeling like
my old self again. To make long
story short IL either cured the Flu
which l honestly think had or else
II warded 1t off and I only hope that
everybody so stricken will at once
use this new and wonderful medicine"
continued Mrs. Lott
The statements of thousands could
be publish hed-scsttered statements
from people in scores OF cities could
be mixed in with these from the ma
lions capita1-but surely after read.
ing the above and the statements OF
still others In articles above this one
mo one need hesitate about taking
aypo-Cod and fortifying themselves
quickly rebuilding themselves III
showing any OF the various symptoms
or tho dreaded "Flu."
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
HYPO-COD
FORMULA

Earle's Hypo-Cod contains the ex-
tractives OF pure cod liver oil tfreed
entirely of the oily fishy taste) and
combined with the compound syrup of
Hypophosphites of Lime, Potassium,
Manganese. Strychnine. Quinine and
Sodium. Extract Of Malt, Iron, Extra
Select Sherry Wine, and wild Cherry
Bark-See formula on bottle. Doctor,
druggist, chemist, endorse Hypo-Cod
as the most palatable, effective, and
powerful nutritive, reconstructive
tonic made. Read what users of it
say in the articles on the right and
above and below.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
WAR WORKERS HOSPITAL
OPENED BY RED CROSS

In less than three hours, yester-
day. the department OF military relief
Of the Potomac Division. American
Red Cross, furnished and completely
equipped a military hospital in the
Purchase, Stores and Traffic division
of the War Department in the NUM-
tions Building.
The hospital was furnished ed at the
request of Col. Henry Clay Supplee
and will be used for girl clerks, the
dispensary at the building being un-
able to care for all the cases. The
ward has four beds and all necessary
supplies.
The department of military relief
also furnishes automobiles for the
use of the nurses visiting sick and
for transporting the girls to their
homes.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
CHORUS GIRL LOSES
IN FIGHT FOR CHILD
Judge Dlsmlsses Petition Of
Damaris Easton-Mother
and Daughter Meet.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 29.-Damaris
Easton, the New York chorus girl.
met and fondled yesterday her
eleven -year-old daughter Marjorie.
whom she had not seen for ten years
and whose custody she endsayored TO
obtain by means OF writ OF habeas
corpus.
AS result OF the developments fol-
lowing the meeting OF mother and
daughter and the girls foster-par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. King. living
at Cedar Grove. Montgomery county.
Judge Gorter decided to dismiss Miss
Easton's habeas corpus petition and
let the girl remain with the people
who have reared her from infancy.
Mother and Child Meet.
The meeting OF mother and daugh-
ter took place in the judges private
room. Mr.. and Mrs. King had brought
Marjorie TO the city Tuesday night in
company with Miss Dadson, proba-
tion officer OF the Juvenile court
King owns several farms and a
large store. IL is said. and has made
a will leaving all his property to
Marjorie.
The frst glimpse OF Marjorie was
given the public and the Identity of
her foster-parents was revealed when
they appeared In court. Marjorie is
small for a girl OF her age, and she
has black hair and eyes like her
mothers.
When the mother was called in TO
see the child she took the girl on her
lap and fondled and caressed her.
Marjorie responded to the embraces
OF a mother of whom she had no
recollection, but all the time she ex-
pressed her great love for her Dad
dy" King.
Invites Her To Ride In Auto.
To her mother Marjorie told of her
happy life and invited her mother to
visit her and go riding in her auto
mobile and picnicking in the woods.
The girl said she had two autcmo-
biles and would take her mother rid
ing in the shiny" one. Marjorie =
invitation was seconded by Mr.. ani
MRS. King.
1t was thought that Miss Easton
had tainted during the talk with her
daughter. She collapsed and a phys!-
clan was sent for, but she rallied
under the ministration of Miss Daw-
son.
Jacques Bustanoby, the New York
restaurateur. who expressed his de
sire in court to marry Miss EastUn,
and who came to this city to aid her
in her fight for the girl, was clso
in court, as was Miss Easton's moth
er.
VIII Renew Her Fight.
Miss Easton said IL was a great
consolation to have found h her
daughter and that she has not given
up hope of obtaining custody OF the
girl She will make another effort
either as the wife OF Bustanoby or
alone.
The bringing of the habeas corpus
suit is said to have resulted in the
girl obtaining her fitst intimation
that Mr.. and Mrs. King were not her
parents. 1t is said that Mrs. King
told the girl all about herself when
questioned.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
No Need for Hy.teria Wory--Simply Set About
systematically Putting Your System In
Vigorous Robust Condition.
YOU CAN VASTLY INCREASE YOUR
DISEASE RESISTING VITALITY NOW
Read "Brass-Tack," Talk Be-
low-Then Do A.
Directed.
DRUGGISTS SAY
IT'S BEST WAY

so--although scores are dying daily
In other cities, 1t may not striNe TINS
city hard.
down condition or hang on to cold
cough or catarrh trouble. should have
a guardian. Just imagine a parent
permitting the family to remain In
such a time as this? It's a crime when
q fey pennies invested in tonic
might easily increase their disease re
sisting vitality whole lot
Tells what To Do.
We know gauze masks were futile
we know that because you had the
''Fu" last year is no sign you won't
have 1t again. We know lots more
about 1t now than we did last year
and fear and worry is the chief ally
of the FLU" so don't fret or fuss. Keep
calm.
Simply follow the simple sugges'
tions below and quickly increase your
disease resisting vitality and thus
strengthen your system so you can
ward off, throw off. and put up a
stiff fight to win even II surrounded
Flu.
Vigorous, robust perfectly healthy
people aren't going to be sick because
nature can throw such diseases OH
IKE water OH uuCh DdSh "hSh
you are full Of stamina and vitality.
The usual symptoms are a cold
sneezing, coughing spells. watery
eyes. running nose, parched lips, .fev'
erish forehead, headache. lassitude,
etc. To stop such symptoms quick
TO quickly rebuild the weakened sys'
tenn, strengthen the whole system
and put yourself back on your feet in
a jiffy-read the brass-tack statements
published in the several articles on
the right. Read how these people in
actual cases just like yours did the
trick You can see how nicely 1T
works from what they say.
Take the tonic they recommend.
Come down to the store and get II
tonight. Take it as directed on the
bottle little dose half hour before
meals and on retiring for a few days.
Get out In the fresh air--take plenty
OF eXercise-keep the house well ven-
tilated and eat plenty OF wholesome
hearty food; Hypo- Cod will spurt up
Keep regular hours for week or ten
days and watch the big improvement.
Read what they say in the articles
on the right-Take their advice and
follow the directions given and even
e the Flu" never comes near you'll
feel better and more f1t for work or
play. We cannot recommend this
h ,me tonic treatment too highly. By
using f1ypo-Cod now kill two birds
with one stone. Ward off sickness
and feel better all over.
Note: We prepay large bottle Earlc's
Hypo-Cod anywhere on receipt OF
price. S1.25, plus &c war tax. Peoples
Drug Stores. Washington. D. c.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
MACHINE GUNS FOR
new YORK POLICE

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--As a meas
ure of preparedness against riots and
serious disorders, a regiment of / 1000
sharpshooters and four machine gun
squads will be organized by the New
York police department, it was an
nounced.
Approximately 400 men will be
held ready for action at all times.
They will wear steel helmets when
on duty.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
Remnants of
Fine Dress Goods
Values Worth s1.75 Up to $2.49
Yard Offered Friday at
$1.49

A quick-rlddance price: mas
been put on short pieces and
odd lengths of what have proved
TO be the most popular dress ma
terials of the season, including:
French Serge, Storm Serge,
English Panama, Two tone
Checks. Blue Green Tartan
Su;t;ngs. Mohair Sicilian, etc.
In ali the most desired colors.
Widths, 80 to 90 inches.
oiderb~ru's-FIrst Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29

ft. 6x7 It. 9 Stenciled Design
Grass Rugs, in green, blue or
hrown medallion and neat border
designs, close woven douole-warp
grade: desirable size Tor small
rooms and halls.
Evening star., 1920-04-05
Washineton's Industrial Growth.

Washington, because of reasons that
are we'll understood, may not become
a great manufacturing center, but 1t IS
making commendable progress along
industrial lines. A late survey made
by the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association shows that there are about
600 firms engaged in manufacturing
a great variety of articles in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and the indications
are, according to persons who are IN
touch with the subject, that the list OF
industries will be expanded. 1t is re-
ported that various lines of manu-
facture new to the District will be
undertaken here. The industrial
growth of the District is gratifying,
and that it will continue is the belief
of business men. The water power of
the Potomac translated into electricity
would add materially to the establish
ment and development of those classes
of light manufacture which Washing
ton desires and which it needs. That
the upper Potomac's force and energy,
now wasted, will some time be turned
to industrial uses is not to be doubted.
Evening star., 1920-04-05

plenty. and opportunity is setting the
pegs for impatience and criticism. All
that has accomplished so much for us
is ridiculed as out of date, and worthy
only of the scrap heap.
Amazing as it may seem, it is yet
IA fact that this spirit and these no.
'tions are not confined to few for
Hign- n-born men who have made tLeir
way here for revolutionary purposes
and are operating without experience
or knowledge of what this government
st snds for. Native Americans who have
known only free government ard its
blessings are among the loudest Of
those today demanding new order.
Th6W do not define it, but content
theIr selves with denunciations Of the
exis ting order, and the loose suggestion
that nearly any change would be for
the better
Let us hope that in the coming cam
paign a great awakening may be eff
fected. and these noisy carpers put on
the blink; that the descendants and
heirs of the men who founded this
government and gave it such sure and
beneficent direction may see their
duty, a.1d in November go to the polls
in such. numbers and express them
selves Ehere so clearly, that further
talk abcslt scrapping the Constitution
and putting something of later de-
sign in Hs place will become not only
absurd lut disreputable.