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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-27
CadavTul RegeIui'
cIoclei asezat In
saIa tronu|ui
Coroana va Fl oferitx lui Paul.
fiul al treilea al regelui
Constantin,

ATENA, 26 Oct.--S'a anuntat
Official ca tronul Greciei, devenit
vacant prin lnoartea regelui Ale
xandru va Fl oferit Printului Paul,
al treilea flu al fostului rege Con-
stantin. !.
Inmormintarea fostului rege va
avea loo Vineri dupa amiaza. Cor
pul lui va fl 'asezat milne in sala
tronului.
Parlamentul a intrunit indata
dupa moartea regclui in noaptea
trecuta 81 dat un manifest catre
popor, exprimind durerea pc care
10 simte de moartea monarchului;
adaogind:
"In conformitate Gu dispozitii.
le constitutionale GU privire la sue
costume fratele mai mic al rcgelui
Alexandra, Printul Paul, este che
mat sal urmeze. Gu toate aceste,
avInd in vederc abenta lui 81 rcla-
tiunile. existente intro natiune 81
casa fostului rege Constantin, GU
vernul a decis, conform articolu-
lui SO din constitutiune, sd con-
voace camera. char acum amina-
ta Sc procedeze la alegerea unei
regente pima Ia sosirea noului rege.
"In acelas timp, pima Ia depu-
nerca juramintllui regentei in
conformitate Gu acelas articol din
constitute, puterea regala 81 con-
stitutionala va fl exercitata de con-
|siliul de ministri.
PARIS, rs Oct.-S's afirmat
astSzi la ministerul afacerilor sire
inc din Paris ca guvcrnul francez
este 1nultumit Gu politica primului
ministru Venizelos, oferind Prin-
tului Paul tronul Greciei, de oare
ce este succcsorul logic cit 81 dinas-
tic al fostului rege Alexandra, da-
torita eliminarii della succesiune a
fostului rege Constantin 81 a prin-
tului George, Ducele dc Sparta.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
ARE WE OWLS THAT BLINK?

country Of unusual interest Though honoed sciehce  his champnship of Life after death So
  believers from wCrld | the evidence
  The odd part of it is that Sir Oliver his scientific the investigations socalled
  world calmly though bodies and ether the material the 
 ofcourse it is the easiest
  the
  holiness He through for other peoples points of vision subject the Sir Oliver The truth is afraid of nothing and is the truth light
  all
  appear and should not be like owls blink
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
Deny United States Controls Migration
 Of Japs to Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 27.-With re- gard to Statements attributed to the Japanese minister, Viscount Uchida, that Japanese emigration to Mexico is controlled under an agreement be- tween Japan and the United States, officials of the Japanese legations here are quoted in a statement pub lished today as saying that Japanese immigration is continuing now, as formerly without any difficulty or any obstacles whatever. Immigration, the statement points out, has always been very small into Mexico, however.
 These facts are held by the lega- tion officials to show that there is no prohibition against the emigration of Japanese to any country whatever in which they desire to settle.
 It is announced that the Japanese cruiser Yakumo after touching at Panama, will again visit Mazatlan be- fore leaving for Japan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
COMMENDABLE. PRECAUTIONS

c HEtFF Mcdonald takes exception od Tn policing BsbeeTombstone ) several hundred men jouneyd Tombstone court He the the his road"
 
  to secure evidence to convict rather than attractions hoe who envy Jpan hold Siberia probably with the eastern decision the cung to him until the armstice signed. The unofficial explanation Siberia because there is Sims idea that officers a barbed-wire
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
FlO-FlO Made Big
 Hit in New York

John Corts muiscal pageant of beauty. wit and fashion entitled Flo Flo, which will open at the Grand Thursday, Jan. 29, has enjoyed long and popular run at the Cort theatre, New York, where it played every per formance to crowded houses.
 The perfect 36" chorus Of the pro duction is credited with being the only comedy chorus ever seen in any musical play Its eccentric dancing never fails to bring down the house and is an effective background for the work of specially selected all star cast.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
KNOWLEDGE

 N followed the ar to Lake Timsk Silver the sought be obtained how great as that which filled the fabled of
  fore it discovered the o Meanwhile hills the lumbermen in the rock
 The laborer he patch of pink hillside ne investigated. He nothing of silver ed His knowledge others who spot They say little knowledge eu however IS good possible time be of utmost value to the by
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
Blizzard Holds Up
 Trial of NeWberry

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 27.- Whether Truman H. Newberry, United States senator, and his 123 co-defend- ants. are to face tomorrow the first prospective jurors in their trial on charges of election fraud and con- spiracy, depended tonight upon the ability of railroad men to free snow bound trains between here and the straits, of Mackinaw. Only an approxi- mate start was made in the trial to- day, the enforced absence of six de- fendants and 25 talesmen halting pro- ceedings.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
Sign Petitions to
 Increase Salaries
 Of State Teachers

PHOENIX, Jan. 27 Petitions, ask. ing flat appropriation of S1,00O,. 900 to provide increased salaries for teachers, are now in general circula- tion in Arizona and will be presented to Governor Campbell before the weeks end, requesting that he in- clude the matter within his call for an extraordinary legislative session. according to P. R. Mines, secretary to the governor
 Hundreds of signers have already been secured to these petitions, de clareS Mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
Turning Back the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee


bition he gave in a Berwery Gulch saloon Monday evening. When Of ficer Thomas arrived to arrest him he found the man monarch of the situation. He had a gun in his hand and had everyone in the saloon hid ing behind some of the fixtures.
 Constable Cassad arrested four MeXicans on Chihuahua Hill Monday evening for discharging firearms within the city limits. They were ar rested in a room which was still filled with the smoke from their revolvers
 Miss Tredge Hamilton of Chicago is visiting her college chum, Mrs. M. J. Donohue. She will remain several weeks and will be an addition to Bis bee society.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
RAIL FENCES

HERE be deal
 Flying through the
 meandeng And
  AmeIicas ted
 But the spots does still remain secondgrowth aDou so that the old themselves sounded o material did of those old rails, walnut.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28

Tom Whitehead, who at one time owned the English Kitchen in this city, is expected the first of the month to take control of the Copper Queen hotel. Manager Rouzer re- signed his position as manager of the hotel several weeks ago, and will leave the city shortly for Indiana polls which is his home.
 John Doe was fined $20 in Justice Browns court yesterday for an eXhi- bition of high kicking that resulted in disfiguring the face of g. Erickson. Doe was drunk aud wanted to show that he was handy with his feet.
 A man was fined S25 in Justice Browns court yesterday for an exhi-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
ARREST GIRL AS RED.

OAKLAND. Calif.. Jan. 27.-Miss Anita Whitney, a prominent social worker, went to trial here today on a charge of criminal syndicalism. It is charged she assisted in organizing local of the Communist Labor party. Her arrest followed a speech on the negro question she delivered before the Oakland Center of the California Civic league.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
OVERWHELMING

the municipal elections in
 
 unusually number candidates F 1o -'US AH-HU. be or public sentiment There politically the British on The is economic movements theiro end
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28

What more practical form of charity than to provide the means by which some little Armenian waif. destitute, cold, half starved, fatnerless and n1otherless may be given health and happiness? The Near East Relief asks your support.-Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28

Give that others may live" is the appeal that brought relief to thou sands of destitute women and chil- dren last year The same appeal is being made today by the Near East Relief-Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
PERsHINe AT SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Jan. 27.-Gen- eral Pershing inspected army camps in the vicinity of San Diego today and at each camp greeted officers who had served with him in France
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28

T received your More Eggs" Tonic and started giving it to my hens. wasn't getting an egg, now l am getting 10 day" So writes Mrs. Ernest Campbell, of Mineral, Va. Any poultry raiser can easily double his profits by doubling the egg production of his hens A scien- tific tonic has been discovered that revitali1es the flock and makes hens work all the time. The tonic is called More Eggs" Give your hens a few cents worth of More Eggs" and you will be amazed and de- lighted with results.
 NoW is the time to give More Eggs" to your hens, while prices are high and profits big. Don't let your hens loaf; make them lay. "Mors Eggs" Tonic has done this for 400,- 900 chicken raisers all over the country. It will do the same for you.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
SI.0O Package
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If you wish to/try this great profit maker. simply write postcard letter to F. T
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28
Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tell Wonderful Results of More Eggs"

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 1900 Eggs from % Hens Tae More EETs'' foaic did vondsps for me I had .s hens uhsn I rot the tonic and was reftina i've or six eEEs \ day. Aprl lEt had over 1906 eggs never saw the equal.
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 MRS. H. M. PATTON. waverly Mo. $20o Worth of Eggs from <4 Hens never used Mere ESRs'' Tonic until last Decem- ber; then l just used sl.oo paeksEe and have sold over f2oooo vorth Of eGgs rom forty-fouE hens. More EzEs' Torie did It.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28

The unofficial explanation that Japan is landing n Siberia because there is hinder
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-28

Dutch decision not to give up the kaiser consistent clung to him until the armistce signed
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
PEG O. MY HEART"
IS A STUDY PLAY

Analysing the story of Peg o. MY
Heart" oliver Morosco's charming
play of love and romance, which play
goers will have the pleasure to view
here for the FIRST time by any stock
company at the Shubert-Garrick all
next week by the Garrick Players.
one Is forced to the conclusion that
J. Hartley Manners. the author of this
gem. because OF the simplicity of his
theme, has found the keynote OF the
public's desire to be- entertained. The
intense interest of his play is in its
pointed dialogue and the frank I'M
folding of his skillfully drawn char
acters.
Mrs. Chichester, her daughter
Ethel and her son Alaric, of unques-
toned social position and friends
with the aristocracy Of England, are
dumbfounded on a June morning to
learn they have been reduced from In
fluence to direct poverty by a failure
of a London bank.
While her mother and children are
talking over their misfortune, comes
Peg. a poor. forlorn. red-headed.
elfinish, chit of girl. Without
word the child enters the handsomely
furnished living room in time to see
Christian Brent. a married man. at
tempt to kiss Ethel.
Miss Chichester discovers the in
truder, demands why she is there and
orders her to the kitchen. A London
solicitor named Hawks, Informs Mrs.
Chichester that her brother Nathaniel
Is dead. leaving a fortune and pc
culiar will.
1t develops that Mrs. Chichester's
sister had run away in her youth, and
married a young Irishman of the
neer-do-well class, migrating to the
United States, giving birth to a
daughter. and in her extremity had
appealed to her brother Nathaniel for
assistance. She lived long enough TO
receive a refusal and died leaving the
! baby to be brought up by her hus-
band. On the anniversary of his sis
! ter's death the brother decides to
| make a late atonement for his refusal
| and cables to New York for his niece
| to come to England. While she is on
| The ocean the old man dies, leaving 2
will to the effect that Margaret is
| to be taken into the home OF a gen
| tie English family and to be taught
the life Of the world of her noble
mother To such a family he pro-
vides for the payment of a Thousand
| pounds a year. Then commences the
deliberate attempt of a couple of cold.
| blooded, selfish women to make her
life a hades for a child just budding
into womanhood.
Peg finally conauers their dislike
and, at the same time, wins an Eng
lish nobleman for a husband and a
| fortune as we'll
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
NATIONAL.

Local theatergoers will be particu-
larly interested in the appearance OF
a new Henry Miller production at tho
National Theater, beginning a weeks
engagement newt Monday night. The
new comedy. entitled Just Suppose"
Is in three acts. and is the work OF
A. 4. Thomas. the author OF Come
Out OF the Kitchen" "The Rainbow
and other plays.
The scenes of "Just Suppose" a
title which suggests its intensely ro-
mantle possibilities. are laid in an
old Virginia home, not far from
Washington, at the present time. An
exceptionally fine company has been
provided by Mr.. Miller for the pre-
sentation of the comedy. including
Olive Wyndham., Paul Gordon. Mrs
Thomas Whiffen. George Fitzgerald.
and others.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
GARDEN.

Of the foremost actors in America to-
day of either stage or screen. an
nounced as star In a Paramount-Art-
craft special production. is enough to
draw capacity houses to any theater
In the country. when his name how
ever. is coupled with that of a pic
Irritation OF Robert Louis Steven
sons famous novel. "Dr. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" and announcement Is
made that Mr.. Barrymore's interpre-
tation of the dual role surpasses that
Of Richard Mansfield in the same
part, 1t is readily understood why
Moore's Garden Theater. where the
picture Is now showing, has been
forced to date to turn thousands
away unable to obtain seats.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
CRANDALL'S.

who's Your Servant?' photo
dramatic study of the problem of re-
liable domestic help, with a touch OF
international intrigue and a back
ground Of melodramatic romance,
Will be presented as the principal fea-
ture of the photoplay bill at Crandalrs
Theater today and tomorrow. On
Saturday only. Charles Ray will re-
turn to the screen at Crandalls in
Alarm Clock Andy.
Beginning next Sunday and con-
tinuing the major offering at Gran
-dalrs for the first four days of the
week, will be shown women Men
Forget" in which the stellar role is
taken by Mollie. King. On Thursday
and Friday of next week. Alice Joyce
will occupy the Crandall's screen as
star of 1.-THE Sporting Duchess On
Saturday, wallace Reid will be the
pictured star in Excuse My Dust"
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
B. F. KEITH'S.

The stellar position next week In
the b. F. Keith Theater bill will be
divided between Roscoe Ais and his
Jazz band with Midgie Miller assist
ing, and George Choos' presentation Of
Under the Apple Tree" with John
Sully and a group OF Broadways
gayest girls of the ensemble squad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry will make
their annual spring visit in "The
Rube." Dugan and Raymond will pre-
sent their new hit. IAN Acc In a
Hole" Mrs. Gene Hughes and COM
pany will be seen in their jolly
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
STRAND.

II you are a lover of adventure. OF
nghting, OF a thrilling story full Of
romance, intrigue, love and travel. do
not fail to see Allan Dwan's The
Luck of the Irish," a screen adapta-
ton OF Harold MacGrath's book Of
the same title, which closes it's sec
ond consecutive week OF showing at
Moore's Strand Theater. Saturday
night.
For the coming week Moore's Strand
Theater offers what. according to all
advance criticisms, is one of the finest
examples of screen production and
acting presented in Washington this
season, the picture being a cinema
adaptation of the celebrated stage
play, 1.-THE Servant in the House." and
the first H. o. Davis special produc-
ton presented here.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

A BE REYNOLDS. famous He
"A brew comedian, whose popu-
larity among burlesque fans Is
drawing capacity houses 10 the
Gsyety Thester. where he Is APP
pearing all this week.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
METROPOLITAN.

Geraldine Farrar. who has created
q sensation by the extraordinary
quality Of her impersonation Of
Concha Perez in the perturbation Of
THE Woman and the Puppet." Will
continue the star of the bill at Gram
dalrs Metropolitan Theater through
out the remaining days OF the cur
rent week. Lou Tellegen. Macy
Harlan and other players OF note &C
cord Farrar exceptional support in
one of the most colorful photodramas
OF the year.
Beginning next Sunday will be
shown for the first time in Wash
ington Screen Classics splendid cam
era version of James A. Herne's
classic Of New England life, Shore
Acres" Alice Lake, leads the cast.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
GAYETY,

Joe Hurtig's 1.-THE Social Maids" is
next week. A cast OF favorites as.
sumo the leading roles in a two-act
musical revue In which delicious
comedy II the predomina ting element.
Several specialties with vaudeville
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
COLUMBIA

Te attraction at Loew's Columbia
Theater for the final three days OF
this week. beginning today. will be
Tho Dream Cheater," starring j.
Warren Kerrigan. In this production
Mr.. Kerrigan has a role that again
permits the highest expression OF
his viriIe acting style and his ability
to brilliantly interpret romantic roles
Of the most forceful and effective
type.
For the first four days OF next
week, Loew's Columbia offers as Its
featured attraction Bryant Washburn
in MRS. Temples Telegram
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

sketch. when He Came Back" Malta
Lo and her posing beauties will give
repiicas OF famous statuary groups.
Rome and Cullen will introduce "E.
T, p" Leon Varvara will make his
bow as ~ Piano Personality" Other
numbers include Topics OF the Day"
and the Kilograms.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
FOLLY.

Frank LAior's aviator Girls" Is
the coming weeks attraction at the
Folly Theater A great company OF
copedisns. singers and dancers win
be seen. including Ethel shutts'
Americas FOREMOST comedienne; Sam
Meals, Fertig and Dunn. Ida BlAneh-
ard polly Medan. Mike Macdonald
and Earl Kern.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

EARLE FoxE, MADGE BELLAMY, and ANNE NOR
IL RISoN in a from 81 Love You" the clever
romantic farce which is the offering Of the Garick Play
at the GaIrick Theater this week.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
BELASCO.

Now in it's ninth year, The Bird OF
Paradise" the Tully drama Of the
Hawaiian Islands. will be seen at the
Shubert- Belasco ,Theater for one week
commencing Monday evening, May 10.
THE Bird OF Paradise" tells the story
OF Luans. the little Hawaiian prin-
cess. whose marriage to a white man
ends In tragedy when she throws
herself into the burning volcano.
Florence Rockwell will be seen as
Luana.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

ssTke salvation Army lAs.is asks
No questions. except Wont roe 'es
me keiS your
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
At The Movies
This Week
PALACE.

PALACE.
The attraction at Loew's Palace
Thsster for the remaining days OF the
current week 10 Goldwyn's splendid
polarization OF John Fox. tr's Inn
mortal story OF the Kentucky Nils
The Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come" in which Jack Pickford mas
been cast In the role OF stellar I'M
portAnce-
For the full week beginning next
sunday Afternoon at 8 o'clock, Loews
Palace announces as its featured at
traction "The Dancing Fool" the
latest starring vehicle for Wallace
Reid, based on Harry Payson Dowsts
story OF the same name In the Satur-
day Evening Post Bebe Daniels mas
q prominent part opposite the star.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
AT The TheaterS
Next Week
POLLS.

POLLS.
The press agent has extrayAEantiy
described the big New York Winter
Garden spectacle, Monte cris0. Jr..
which comes TO Polls for a week be-
ginning next Monday. as a 'mssto-
donIo mobilization OF mirth. melody.
and magnificence."
The newspaper reviewers In all Of
the cities visited by this attraction,
have declared II one OF the funniest.
one OF the most tuneful an done OF
the most gorgeous OF all Winter
Garden endeAyors. and they nave also
granted IL one form OF atractiveness
that the press agent In this pArticu-
lar story overlooked. that OF an az
gregation OF maryelously beautiful
choristers Whoever Kicked the sixty
or more fair ones for the ensembles
OF this extravaganza was a keen
judge OF fair femininty.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06

artists will be INTRODUCED during the.
course of ~ action.
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
KNICKERBOCKER.

Owen Moore will be the pictured
star of the bill at Crandalls Knicker-
booker Theater today and tomorrow
In Sooner or Later" his latest re-
lease under the Selxnick management.
The principal supplementary Offering
will be "Rare Bits" a comedy gem
In which the stellar roles are taken
by Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven.
ON Saturday, Elsie Janis will be the
pictured star of the bill in 1.-THE Imp"
On Sunday and Monday OF next
week, Alice Lake will occupy the
stellar position on the bill in shore
Acres" On Tuesday and Wednesday,
Alice Brady will be screened In Sin
ners." For Thursday and Friday,
Viola Dana will be the star In The
willow Tree" On Saturday only.
Madge Kennedy will be seen In The
Blooming Angel"
The Washington times., 1920-05-06
RIALTO.

A picture that throbs and thrills with
joys and sorrows. the loves ana pas
sions OF life, and yet a picture with
a great thought. conveying a lesson
that remains with one for days after
the production has been viewed, King
w. Yidor's romance OF the South.
The Family Honor" First National
attraction, which Is the feature at
Moore's Rialto Theater all this week.
Mildred Harris Chaplin returns to
washington next week In premier
showing In this city at Moore's Riaito
Theater of her most recent produc-
ton for the First National Exhibitors.
an adaptation OF the stage play OF
the same name by Frank Stayton. en-
titled The Inferior Sex"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
FIGURES FOR 1919 SHOW DROP IN
BOTH, BUT BIRTHS oUTNUM-
BER DEATHS 2 TO1


Six hundred and twenty-five child
rem were born in Morrison county dur
ing 1919 and there were two hundred
and :thirty-nine deaths during that time,
according to the annual report received
this week by Clerk Of Court Stoll. The
totals for both are lower than for 1918,
births for that year numbering $50 and
deaths 1926. s.
In Little Falls 1872 children were born
last year and 90 persons died. Outside
Of Little Falls, Pike Greek township
had the largest number of births, 81.
Buckman township was second with 33.
There were no births in Motley town
ship. Pike Creek also had the largest
number of deaths ,12. Two villages and
two townships had not deaths.
Following is the list of births and
deaths according to townships and will
ages: