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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-01

See Montague Love In Broadway Saint" at the Lyric tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-01
FEI2RIAVDEz

WASHINGTON - Sonora Dona Ma ria Diego-Fernandez, wife of Senor Diego-Fernandez, minister plenipoten- tiary and counselor of the Mexican embassy, is a popular addition to the diplomatic corps in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-01
GOES TO COAST

J. B. Gaffney left last night for Los Angeles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14
HARDING FOR PRESIDENT

5 In naming Warren G. Harding as
the candidate of the party for presi-
dent the Republican convention in
Chicago found the best possible solu-
ton Of the problems which confront
ed 1t. Senator Harding was not
among the saanaing candidates at the
beginning ofssthe balloting. several
thoroughly capable{ and suitable men
had their hearty advocates: But the
contest had aroused antaeonisfns
which would only have been intensi-
fed by the nomination OF any one OF
the fhen who at Arst doomed MP large
h.the voting. There were no sucl,
a64agonisrns in connection with Sen
ator Harding. There is no consider
able element in the Republican party
which cannot give to this nominee
hearty and u~nreserved support.
His personality is a commanding
n and. his record 9 admirable one.
He hes acquitted himself honorabIy
In private and In public life. He IL. a
ma Of progressive tendencies, and
With the practical experienced which
enables him 10 bring 70 bear ON great
problemc eAAct knowledge and ma
ttared thonkht There need be nc
doubt inst III selectfnk him the con
vention has named the next psstdent
81 - United statsAl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14
CALVIN s. COOLIDGE.
The nomination Of Governor Coo

The nomination Of Governor Cool
idge for vice president Is a concrete
expression Of the se1dtiment which was
manifest during. the entire Chicago
convention, that 1t is time for this n&-
ton to cease trucking with anarchy.
under whatever name it may present
itself, and to establish itself squarely
on the solid rock of ordered liberty
expressing itself through law.
Governor. Coolidge was known for,
years in his own state. as a capable
man n a progressive legislator. More
Thoroughly competent executive. Yet
it might have been a long time before
he became recognized as a national
figure had it not been for the Boston
police strike and his attitude in con-
nection with it. When, on being asked
to make provision for negotiations
with reference to the dispute, he re-
piled: THE laws of the state Of Mas
sachusetts cannot be negotiated" The
attitude expressed in that crisp SEN
tence made him famous, and brought
attention to the fine qualities which
he had constantly displayed. but
which had not before come to the at
tention of the nation.
The attitude of the Chicago con-
vention was distinctly one Of opposi-
ton to the radicalism which has been
so conspicuous of late and Of deter
mination that at least one great party
should stand forth with it's attitude
on this subject clearly set forth.
With q ticket composed Of Harding
and Coolidge, and a platform such
as that written at Chicago, there can
be no pussyfooting where %radicalisln
is concerned.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14
within sound Of tn. v.terfan the
BY DAVID A ND

Within sound Of tho waterfall the
Pearlhunter followed him, and then
turned back toward the cabin Of the
three gables. . He. had come iDto\ the
path and was passing the pool when
the light went out in the windows.
He was sorry for that. He had hoped
to have speech with the girl. Tomor-
row would be too late. Tomorrow the
law would be on his trail-and q pair
Of eyes more terrible than the law.
Leaving the path, he stepped out
upon the nat rock that jutted from
the bank into the pool. The rifle
just below. where the waters Of the
again toward the river, caught up the
starlight and flung It back in glitter
ing splinters. The sparkle lighted the
place family. Spots Of faded color
caught his eye on the rock at his
feet. He stopped closer-her roses
still lying where they had fallen In
tangled disarray on that first evening.
For a long time he stood staring
thought. The sight Of them seemed
somehow to strengthen q certain reso-
luton that had been forming in his
mind ever since the light went out
in the window. Once he glanced at
tho cabin: then sprang to the bank
and went on UP the path.
It was far the hardest thing he
had ever tried to do in his life 70 go
partly open. His breast was pound
ing; his ears humming. He forced
himself up to the window and
brought his lips close to the sash.
wild Rose!"
He heard her start, and s%pr1ne-up
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14

The Pearl Hunter n his mother
I've on q houseboat in the Wabash river.
S 81 realizes that she is dying. and tells
had left her husband as the result Of a
Misunderstanding caused p%urposely by
a scoundreIly. former lover. and for 81
years she and her san. an infant la the
in their present manner.
Shortly after this the scoundrelly. low
sr. the man with the fancy vest" re.
leaves hurriedly' leaving a small red
meak on the floor.
The Pearl Hunter finds a great pearl,
arta slI tba MOOD Son worth some 5000: list
comes suddenly.
He meets a beautiful girl, living in the
woods. and rescues her from the attens
He calls the eiTl The Wild Rose"
Rose" where she lives with her father.
that her father was shot in the head
seven years before. and has since been
IN II strange mental condition. No de-
tails Of the shooting are known to- her.
afterward he was clutching a knife.
which he handles constantly, and In .
cka was a small red mask.
the money for an, operation on thu Wild
Mans brain from the sale Of the Blue
Moon.
Auotn0T- pR0 mask 10 mySter1OuSly had.
oen in the Pearl Hunters cabin. The
next morning a pearl buyer arrives.
The pearl buyer saHs he will give five
th29sand dollars for the Blve Moon.
afterward the pearl buyer is stabbed to
death. When found by the Pearl Hunter
he has a knife in his bosom, and his
hand clutches q red mask.
The Pearl Hunter is discovered stand
ing. over the body-of the pearl buyer,
and he is held on suspicion Of being the
red mask murderer and theft who
stole the Blue Moon.
The Pearl Hunter goes to Jail, and the
BOSS" with whom he has hunted pearls
Tor many years., goes to his cell in the
night to provide him with a ~six-shooter.
The Pearl Hunter escapes. from the
Jail by the window after an interview
through the bars with the real bandit.
the Man with the fancy vest" -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14
UNJUsIIY' CHARGED.

It Is only fair to General Wood
n Governor I4owden to point out
that while the use made of the facts
brought out In the senate tnvestiga-
ton of campaign expenditures un-
doubtedly contributed materially to
the failure Of each of these men to
and the presidential nomination.
there has tever been the slightest
reason to believe that either of these
men used or countenanced the use Of
money-tn an improper way in the cam
paisn. or that money was improperly
used on behalf Of either of them ex-
cept in a very small number ofscases,
which were merely cases of local and
petty graft, and which were neither
inspired 0 approved by any person
holding q responsible position in
either campaign.
1t is not at all to the credit of Sem
ator Borah and Senator johnson that
they participated in a movement to
discredit tho leading two candidates
IN h pre-convention campaign by
starting the cry thatSan effort was
being made to secure REORGANIZATION
for these men by the lavish and cor
rupt use Of money. Those charges
were made for a political purpose,
and they were not made In good faith.
They were not substantated in anv
particular. Large sums Of rnonev
were raised for each of these cam
paigns. 1t has been decided to under
take for each Of them a campaign
directly among the people. in order
that tho people themselves. being
s~favorahfy impressed with what thew
had learned Of zach man respectively,
would salect delegates who would
vote for him in the convention.
Any campaign which, with ever a
fair measure Of thoroughness, appeals
effectively to tho individual voters OF
the United States is necessarily a cost
~ campaign. It would take q. mil
honatrc to pay the postage billa alone
for such a campaign. II that work
e TO b e~done, the money to pay the
bills must be raised. The situation
lfhroughout tho United States. is that
S,wo have tried to make such a direct
appeal necessary. and yet men are
denounced for attempting in good
1aith to Get the conditions which
f1Ave been created for them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14

appointments arc made directly by
the commission itself. hence no single
Individual = directly resposible for
them. \
The mayor appoints all the heads
Of departments. subject to confirm
alton. by the council. The council
may reject the appointmentS but It
cannot substitute others In no case
can an u%nfriendly council impose on
they mayor an appointment unsatis-
factory to him. The commission plan
provides that each commissioner shall
have general charge Of a department,
but where there is friction among the
members a majority OF them can force
upon any commissioner employees for
his department who are unsatisfactory
to him. That has actually been done
in this state. Instead Of responsible
ity being conferred in one person, the
major, it is distributed, among fve
commissioners, a situation which
makes it easy for the commissioner
against whose work complaint is
brought to present an altbi by. saying
that appointments. were forced on him
by other members.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14

In bed. rhsn Ill va bresthless still.
wild Resell" 49,
The bed cre&ked. he heard ner
soft feet moving about over the,
a muff1ed shadow came toward the
widow shadow and whisper:
"Pearlhunter!"
Ha reached his hand inside. A
vfilte Arm and slender fingers came
ont OF the gloom and found MS PAIN.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14

shadow on the outside. ana the
shadow on the inside drew closer, the
one searching for q word, the other
wondering what that word would be:
oostnued n tomorrow
Evenings Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14

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ago six street tears Of the safety automatic. control type So
in Au u'1sts cars viii Dc oS'VS'eo 70 Us n p'@'ep IN 0p''A''" " o'''o D''A
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-14

Herald want Ads Bring Result.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
BROOKLYN WOMAN FOR
MANAGER OF HOSPITAL
Nominated BY Governor Of New
York, and is Immediately Con
firmed by Senate

The names Of several Brooklyn mPr
and women were submitted ~ tho Stat,
Senate at Albany, ~ N, for confirmation
olpon re-appointmcnfs by Governor Smith
and several of them were confirmed i'm
mediatcly without the f0rrnaitv If going
through the Senate finance committee
Lewis f. Pitcher was rcnomlnated for
state architect and Immediately confirm
Cd following laudatorv speeches hy Ma
Jnritv Leader Walters and Minority
Herman NJ. Biggs got the same treat
ncnt.
Mrs. Agnes Dornan Druhan. wife of
Charles j DrlIhan. was nominated for re-
appointment As i manager of the Brook
ivn State Hospital and upon the motion of
state Senator BLACK was immediatcly con
iirmcd. The nominations Of ID. Henry
Brown, Of Riverhead, as manager Of the
Kings Park Hospital, new nomination,
WAS referred to the finance committee. AS
uns that OF Matthew J. Tobln. oi Brook
iyn, $ new appolntce. for q member Of the
same board Of managers
The governor also sent tn tho Senate
for confirmation, several important IN
term appointments these included Public
Service Commissioner Lewis Nixon. Con
stYuction Commissioner John IT, Delaney,
If Brooklyn, and Edward s Walsh. of
Brooklyn, rs superintendent of public
works
Ii was stated that DcIanrv,s name
would DC reported promptly With recon-
mcndatlon for confirmation Nixons
may nc held pending developments IN the
transit situation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
WOMEN VOTERS ARE
US. HOPE, SHE SAYS
Cast Ballot Regardless Of Homo
Disputes, is Speakers
Plea.

Philadelphia, Jan Fight as much
as you :, about politics with your hus-
band AZ home but when Won go 60 the
polls vote regardless Of the outcome Of the
fight
hrs advice was gwen 70 the students
nj the citizenship school hciug conducted
under the auspices Of the Pennsylvania
League Of Women Voters, by Mrs Raw
mond Brown at Westminster Hall last
night.
It is significant that the people are
beginning to realize that Tho hope o(
the country Is IN thc women rolltir.
ie the partner in every home. said Mrs.
sTirown
Women arc going - bring into pol-
ltiCs, in the speakers opjnion, some ~
the hes; qualities shown IN the home.
They are common scuse. patience, ont
spokcnnCss ECONOMY. team work, and
greatest 81 all, Mrs Brown believes,
women will hc non-partlsan
The thing that concerns us is women s
attitude IN helping ~ arouse public
oplnIon TO the fac, that education IS a
good thing SAID DrJ Gcorar Bccht, dep
uty superintendent of thu state depart
mcut of education the other speaker At
he evening session II the school
We assume that education u good
thing said Doctor KcCht. but there
the ldca that Il lltjlc Is enough
When Pennsylvania spends S5ti 900 600
On education she u getting % cheap
hr said when yml consider that t;Akts
care n ] 800 600 children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
STATE FEDERATION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
Executive Board of Organization
Holding a Session at Wyoming
Today.

The executive board Of the state Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs IS IN session
today ut Wyoming. Mrs a. ID. Warner,
the president is presiding, and number
of the federation officers and chairmen arc
in attendance.
Those going from Wilmington include
Mrs. A. =. Warne.. Mrs. Floy Il. Booth,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. o. G.
Purdv, chairman of reciprocity and pro-
gram: Miss Emily Bissell, chairman of
industrial and social relations; Mrs.
Charles l. Griffith, chairman of music;
Mrs. Harry Rabv. director on State board
from Washington Heights Club; Mrs
Walter Stack. chairman OF health; Mrs.
ID. e. McColey, director on State board
from Woman Order. National Associa-
tion o. Retail Druggists, Miss Bacon, of
the sunshine Society, representing Mrs.
q. W. Dorsey. Jr., president, Mrs. G. +.
Morris. o. the Rcllcfontc Civics Club;
Mrs. Samuel Townsend, Of the RIchaId-
son Park Club. Mrs Henry Harris, of
the Council ot Jewish Women; Mrs.
Harry Whitcman, of the Waverly Club;
Miss Mary Nathcr chairman of library
work, has been i'll 50 she cannot attend.
The new directory for the federated
clubs IS lust of the press and reflects
much credit upon thosc IN charge OF It's
compilation and printing II s a clear
directory Of all the federated clubs and
committees IN Delaware. so of value To
club women and professional women IN the
State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
ATHLETICS FOR GIRLS.
Classes to be Formed at Y. Nj.
II A. GYM on Friday
Night.

The opportunity ior girls who wish 10
Ian q gymnasium class ar who uial want
to play basketball wlii hc given aN who
attend q meeting N " held at the gam
nasium 81 the y NJ II 4 90 Friday even
Ing AZ : clock Tho athletics are hc,ng
organized under the aUsnicrs ol The Viii
mlngtou Communtv ~ S,rs1cc which w,ll
instruct the giris IN athletics and basket
ball
Tho class Will begin on next week
GYMNASIUM suits are not necessary and
the classes viii t,e open and free Of charge
II any girl Any Young woman Who Is
interested III gymnasium work. dancing.
games and basketball IS invited to Joln
The proposition has boon made TO >cy
cral groups of younC Women who have
expressed q desire to indulge III some
form oi athletics and has met with il
hearty response
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
To RAISE 81 Geo FOR Wv. {. A.

One Of the active workers in tho cam
naiCn for funds Tor the Young Women
Christian Association AT Iamaica, L. T.
now IN progress IS Miss Mabel Rycrson
daughter Of Jacob Nandervcer RyerSon
member Of an old Long Island family.
Miss Rycrsnn Is on one Of the largest
# the campaign teams, of which Mrs
I,yerson i captain. The Young woman is
q Sunday school teacher h the Jamaica
Reformed Dutch Church has been active
IN v8rious entertainments, and helped in
ali the Liberty Loan, Red Cross and other
1rlves She also assisted st the dances
gwen At the Grace parish house by the
War Camp Community Service She wss
soclal chairman OF the ,lanaica Cantecn
National League for NomcnS Service
where 600 of oar enlisted men were enter
tained weekly.
An effort Is being made 10 raise 1000
IN Jamaica and vicinity to establish =
branch of the Y Y G s at Jamaica
and the drive for funds vii continue untll
lanuaIv 13
More than 100 women and girls arc
,anvassinc The district, ana prominent
women are enlisted in the movement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
CONFERENCE ON III. G.. l..
Arranged by National Consumers League
with Special Reference 20 Womcn's
Wages

In co-opera ton with the Consum-
eTs League of New Jersey, the
National Consumers League is arranging
an Atlantic coast conference on the high
cost OF living, with special reference ie
minimum wage and cight-hour laws for
women. This conference will be held in
Newark. n. j., on Thursday, January %
and will include 3 conference luncheon at
the Robert Treat Hotel and an evening
session at the Y. W. G. A. Building.
SENATOR Kenyon and Hon William b.
Colver, chairman of the Federal Trade
tommissi0n, will address the conference,
also Miss Mortenson, secretary of the
Minimum Wage Board of the District of
Columbia. and Miss Jeanette Rankin will
be among the speakers
The presidents and secretaries of the
Consumers League on the Atlantic Coast
have been invited to attend the con-
ference and to take part in the discussion,
also 10 extend the invitation to any Of
their league members who may be in
terested. Any member of the Consumers
League Of Delaware who would like fur
thcr information is asked to communicate
with the secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
FEDERATION coLoRED WOMEN.
Regular Monthly Meeting at Garrett
Settlement This Evening.

The regular monthly meeting of the
City Federation Of Colored Women wIll
be held tins evening at ) at the
Garrett Settlement Al seventh and
Walnut The program Tor the meeting
will include several Interesting numbers.
The mtslc viii be under the direction of
Mrs Maud " hlte
Mrs Fannle Reese Wlll give current
events Mrs Marie johnson will talk
on the influence OF music in the home
Mrs. Carrie VI ;. Pipes viii read the
first Of a series OF three papers on colored
women in industry
The FIRST lesson for the season m clvics
viii be gwen BY Mrs. j. & Stubbs on
The Fundamentals Of Government. :"
4 short business session will follow
the program All members arc urged
To attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
NEW YORK GIRL BEATS
MEN IN SWIMMING MATCH

While skaters and iceboats glide over
Northern waters this week. the ns3n
sporting event ii Miami, Florlda. Was 4
three mile swimming race across I}i>cavne
BAY Thousands Of winter visitors nj
summer clothes lined both shores of the
palm fringed bay and saw Mss Flames
Bilsba. row, formerly he guard 81 s
Long Island resort. win the contest over
Hugh Silas, her nearest competitor Of
the nine entrants. three women athletes
finished among Tho first four Miss Bis
barrow Is . woman lie guard at the Miami
Beach Casino
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
IrsuIinc AIumnac Card Party

The trsuline Ahlmnae will give a card
party next Saturday at the t5rsuliuc
Academy for the benefit Of the charity
fund The committee in charge is com
posed of the officers of the alumnae, Mrs
Harry 6 lawson, Miss May Horty, Miss
Margaret Kane, Miss Olive Ryrne and Miss
Anna Elliot Tickets may be obtained at
the Academy, 100 Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Epiphany Meeting Of Today

The Diocesan Branch Of the Won
ans Auxiliary OF Delaware viii hold
ITS Epiphany meeting At Calvary Church
Third and Washington streets. AZ 3
@ clock today Mrs Frank &. Tailman
and Mrs Robcrt B. Raynor Will give
reports of the convention At Detroit. An
address VIII be made bv Charles n
Schrciuer. Of Glen Rock. pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
WHITE WOMEN SCARCE THERE
Mrs. Brinkman Only One for Two Ycars
on Andes Slopes

Tho nlted Fruit Inner Santa Marta
has arrived AT New York IRON Cristol,ai
and Port LIInon Among the fourteen
passengers were Mr.. aud Mrs Carlisle
Brinkman. formerly OF La Jufta. Col
who have been living for The las; three
wears ON the eastern slope of the. AndcS
For two years after their arrival in Peru
Mrs. Brlukman did not scc another white
woman The couple expect 20 return 10
Peru after Mr. Brlnkman who Is a mining
englneer. has purchased machinery