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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21
Stomach ills

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21
Ways to do It.-Brewsscr Won

Ways to do It.-BrewsScr woulc
have no trouble spending his million:
these days:
!. Cash cheek for al "oic
friend
2. Buy oil stock.
3. Bet on sure winner.
4. Donate to Democratic cam
paign fund.
5. Live at hotel for week.
s. Stock up lis basement.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

The newest dance in Paris is re-
ported to be the Hungarian "czarda. "
This is back 10 more than normalcy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

Some men congratulate themselves
on their ability to deceive their wives,
although two can play at the @&1a2
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
WHAT YOU COULD DO. IF

NE " space a
  could the What dimension? Time dimension, Ensein. dimension width
  dimension. height But arriving you your haveo reaching
 fourth dimension locating physical object reach ng the earth relative of which 11s the other Poa telescope watching earth l16ea Thus NOW the 1921 are
  building O pyramids is this travelling ght1S6OOO miles o shell He would be exactly the and unchanged physically though the trip 100000 according to Einsten
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
COLOR AND CHARACTER

 A'A i symbol violence tolerable is saner
 the flag is the symbol of efeat and dlosth of in
  yy courage kept bounds by the justice of white of
  they Indeed associates has proved Lovers with color preferences which and Women especially according to the psychologists to color Their ability charm characters rub tating O personality psychologists And reasoning sonnd We all know how in red interiors excite to the Many ills by more satisfactory color n lives
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
ADVICE TO WIVES

SMOTHER husband
 rough if the symptoms show a advice that Prof Gaul Northwestern 
 Many "es and husbands will He sagey that bottom be a ease Of i'm digestion
 Ing 10 put kitchen 
 But h ordinary devish quickly and orough Smooth out the wrinkles his with a rolling pin"
 That if right But practical appeaop of scb ru ~
 Hasn't the de of the wisdom gone O honeI he? - -
 Many believe that the little daily
 sroothed the parts Q a concerned
 But Prof heaps can be accom- pshed by wife by little but boys up.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
MAYBE THERE'S A CATCH INIT

E repeated Rupprech and other generals the permit Germany to raise huge - fully. golo - hupprecht ldendoT to be marts Bona hde revolutionary their andm master Ludendorff Rupprecht Hofmann land where there is much hunger ctua They on statem matte The slaughter has gonen nooey
  c might easily result Bolshevisn Besides BolcVsm t scareha ied down
  Atlanta thief Calin Cool
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
EZiled Kaiser Is resented
 g MI il ms
lN. E. 4. Staff specian

PARIS, Feb. 9.-While France and England were pickering over what separations Germany must pay, and whether or not, the German govern ment has been paying separations by the millions to William Hohenzoilern and his kith and kin.
 Already Germany has paid to the exiled kaiser at least S9.140,0O0 Of which there is official record. The total may greatly exceed this amount, for it is generally accepted that more millions have been smuggled across ,lle Holland border to the Hohenzol- Tern coffers.
 The criticism in France is echoed in the mutterings from the underfed. underpaid, tax-burdened toilers of Ger many.
 Payments Made
 The Legal Committee of the Prus- sian Assembly recently demanded of the Prussian finance minister that he give an accounting of the sums paid Hohenzollern since he fled to Hol- land. These sums were reported by him as follows:
 January, 1919 $7. 800 900 August, 1919 . 129,OOO October, 1919 . 415,O0O
 Since then about S5OO.OOO more has been paid to hIm as proceeds from land in Wilhelmstrasse Berlin. On top or this came to revelations brought about by a red-hot speech by former Chancellor Herman Mueller, who charged that several banking firms had smuggled about $5,000.O00 out of the country.
 He said among tke recipients were I ex-Crown Princess Cecelie, Princes Eitel Priederich and August Wilhelm. and the suicide. Prince Joachim.
 The finance minister said that cases against the banking firms were pend ing. The courts cleared the HOhen- zollerns of the chancellor's charges.
 Williams Fortune | Figures from DOOrn show William! HohenZollern is paying tax to Hol- land on an income of S650,O00 a year which would indicate that he admits having a fortune of S13,000, 900. Recently the ex-Crown Prince Fred erick William expressed il as his dearest wish" that he should Tetaln the castle of Bauberg. the Marble Palace at POtsdam and the fuedal ter ritory of Gels, an estate of about 25,0O0 acres, valued al Sl 500,0O0
 Herr Heilmann, Socialist deputy, pointed out to the assembly that by the terms of the trust deed the land was to be held ~by the crown prince of the time" but he argued as there was now no crown prince, it reverted to the commonwealth.
 The ex-crown prince Sis paying tC Holland tax on an income of S17,2Os a year, which indicates he acknOwl edges property worth about $350,0oO
 Duke Asks $5, ,00o,0c0 ? The Duke of Brunswick, who mar ried the ex-kaiser's only daughter ant who was the first to flee from Ger many. recently demanded of the re publican government of Brunswick that it give him back his large forest! coal and iron mines and other prop critics, or 5000, 900 cash. Failing Uni: he said he would sue.
 . The government replied that thi property belonged to the sovereign and not to the individual. As ther' was no sovereign any more, the prop erty belonged to the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

CENTS AND NONSENSE You've heard of the sense of hearing, And read of the sense of smell That means sure death When your wife sniffs your breath And starts in to give you 2
 a bawling out. And there's the sense of seeing That makes every bill look immense But I've got a hunch That the best in the bunch Is the good 'ol dollars and cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

Dear Kid:
 see Murray 6ateman has new limousine. How is it running, do you know? legionnaIre.
 At Ease. Buddy: IL runs pretty good, except that Doc Bledsoe owned it for a while, and everytime Murray passes the Doc the gasoline-jugger- naut wants to turn around aud fol- low him.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

Dear Kid Underwood:
 Two times, now, you've made re- marks about the streetcar crossing al Lowell. Don't you think that's getting rather rough? A Lowell Man.
 Neighbor: Sure, it's getting rough CT every day; that's what I'm bowling about
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

A large percentage of the country $ pencils comes from California incense cedar. s&iH
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
YESTERDAYS MAIL

Bear Kid:
 I crave excitement in large, gilt terine punches. What is the most exciting event you could imagine?
 Restless Dear Restless: Why don't you stage a hand-to-hand. finish fight between a potatoe bug and boil weevi. Or else you might rent bicycle, turn the handle-bars down, put your cap on backwards and then coast down Tombstone Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

Dear Kid:
 can't get strengthened out as to the difference between a gown, dress and frock. Can you wise me up? Husband.
 Dear Hubby: Well, it's all in the price, think. Up to Sl5O they call 'em dresses or frocks; over that amount and under S20O they're gowns and anything above 'S2OO is a creation, unless some other woman but your
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

New York City's longest bridge over Hell Gate cost S15,0OO,00O.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

i Dear kiddo:
 Is Mister NihelI the internal reve- nue man for this district?
 old Stock: Dear Stockey: No, Nihell isn't an internal revenue man, he only col lects income taxes, therefore he's of the internal revenue The internal revenue men are the guys who get your goat by telling you more about your cellar than you know yourseIf. Aint that what you call 'em?
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
Legal Notices
CERTIFIED COPY

CERTIFIED COPY
 Of
 ARTICLES OF INcoRPoRATloN
 Of The
 cOMPANIA MINERA LA VICTORIA
 s. A.
 or cananea, Sonora, Mexico. Year 1921 Number 167. REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
 State of Sonora
 Notary Public's Office Number 15.
 in charge of
 MANUEL J. ESCANDON
 Cananea
 First Testimonial (certified copy) of Articles of incorporation of the min ing company called "COMPANlA MINERA LA VICTORIA, s. A, in corporated by Messrs. Emeterio Cam poy and Wallace Wood, with residence in this village, duration of 50 years and capitalized at S2O0,000-O0. Cananea, Sonora Mexico, Jan. 2I, 1921 NUMBER 167 ONE SIXTY SEVEN In the village of Cananea, Sonora Mexico. on the twenty fifth day oi January of nineteen hundred and twenty one. before, me. Notary Public No 15, citizen Manuel J. Escandon | in the presence of the witnesses MeSsrs. Salvador Ramirez and Alfonso tC. Leyya, of legal age, public em lployees. without legal objection, resi- dents of this town. the first single and residing in house number ont hundred and three of Callejon Monte earle. the second married and resid i ing in house number forty one o lCallejon del Kiosco; there appeared NIT. EMETERIO CAMPOY, miner with his wife. Mrs. Marina Gonzales de CampOy, both of legal age and resi- dents of this municipality, residing il | the mining camp of Buena Vista; anC NIT. WALLACE WOOD, married, min CT, resident of Naco, Arizona, an, temporarily of, this place. certif! that l know the said persons, as vel as that, in my judgment, they nee the legal requirements necessary t' obligste themselves, and they stated that. in conformity with article on hundred sixty six of tho Commercia Code. they organize in this deed corporation ot the following basis FIRST. The usms of the compau shall be. "CoMPANLA MINERA L
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
Just Passin' The
 Time Away
By KID UNDERWOOD

wife wears it, and then it's a fright
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

Dear Kid:
 was told once that aViators had orders not to fly over Bisbee, A gen. tleman friend of mine told me last evening that was because they were afraid the aViators might fly down in to the mines and get lost in some of the tunnels. Is that true?
 Flossie. Dear Flossie: It must be, if he said so. But, just between you and l, there wouldn't be much chance of them get ting lost while flying. around in the mines unless it started to snow, would there2
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

Seal. CanGnca, January 27 Ctwenty seventh) 1921 (nineteen hundred and twenty one). On this day and under num- Der 49i sheets 69 to T6 of the Mining Record Book (esPecially for the miuing branchl of the Public Register of Property and Commerce, is to be fou Id a complete copy of this testi. monial. I certify.
 The Keeper of the Public Register
 By authority of the Law.
 The Judge of the 1St Instance
 of the Penal Branch iSignedD Mig. NJ. Portillo Rubric. (Seal of the Judge) tof the 1st. Instancel ,..Es (of the Civil Branch) I do hereby affirm that the forego. ing is true and correct translation of tho articles of incorporation of tho company ''CoMPANiA MINERA LA VICTORIA, $. A; document which bears Number 167 aud date of tho 2Sth. of January 1891.
 F. C. CANOVA. Translator ' Cauanea. sonora. Mexico, January Sl, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
FRANCE ASKS u. S. HELP
TO EFFECT WORLD PEACE,
VIVIAN INFORMS HARDING
France Opposes Hapsburg Dynasty's
Return to Power as Balkan Menace


Herald Bureau.
80
FRANCE will tolerate %
dynasty According to the French Foreign to-day
French attitude unchanged from what
allied despatched the Hungarian
when America still participating
note placed absolute Hapsburg restoration
France considers that would
the socaed Little Entente Rumania,
Slovakia), whose interests she is pledged defend
Office officials
received to-day indicated that the dta
failed meraby and that he unable obtain
Admiral Horthy Hungarian Regent
in the Hungarian Hohy regarded have
allied mandate, although interview indicated
partisan of Charles and of his
regarding him Hungary legitimate King but that
time he intended holding the Regency until he could
Allies accept restoration the monarchy.
able to obtain this allied
Unquesionably monachists
boder the Greece
members Hapburg family
recently their friends that Hapsburg restoration would
They aid
the family fortunes Any Hapsburg
Bavaria where also
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
THREE DENY SELECTION
ON NEW TRANSIT BODY
McAneny, Prendergast and
Gen. Goethols Discredit Story

George McAneny. former President Of
the Board OF Aldermen. last night ef-
fectually disposed OF the story that !,
place on the new traction commission
that Is 20 untangle the clty's transit
snarl. had been offered 10 him.
Neither has william a. Prendergas;,
former Comptroller, received any inti-
nation that lie Is being considered for
a berth on the commission. Both as.
serted that traction was discussed rf0t
at All at the luncheon conference they
had with Gov Miller following the
traction hearing in Albany on Tuesday.
Furthermore. eacn says ne has not the
slightest knowledge Of what names arc
under consideration for appointment 10
the commission.
Gen. George W. Goethals. builder OF
the Panama Canal. denied last night that
place on the commission had been
offered to him lie said he had heard
nothing whatsoever regarding such an
appointment.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
HOME
FOR CLUBW0MEN
Is to p Story Building Will
Be Meeting Place for 365
Organizations.
FINANCIAL AID PROMISED
Well Known Names on List Of
Board of Directors to Garry
Out Big Undertaking.

Homeless cIubwomen. who have had
to depend upon hotels in which to hold
their meetings, soon will be per-
manently domiciled in a $4,000. 900
building which is to be their own from
cellar to garret. This was decided
upon yesterday at a luncheon at the
Plaza Hotel, at which more than half
of the number of women who are to
form the board of directors were Sc
lected.
They are Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mrs.
John Francis Yawger. Mrs. Henry
Clarke Coe. Mrs. Albert II. Gleason,
Mrs. William II. Moore. Mrs. Edward
Hawke, Jr.; Mrs. Charles f. Valentine,
Mrs. William Shepherd. Mrs. Richard
NJ. Chapman, president of the New
York City Federation Of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. George Perkins Lawton
and Mrs. Herman Metz. The project
has the approval Of Mrs. Walter Com
ley, president of the New York State
Federation of Women's Clubs, who at
tended the luncheon, and of various
other organizations. Women of social
prominence stand ready, Mrs. Yawger
said. to become board members and TO
help finance tie club.
The Frank II. Rogers & Co. inc.
11s2 Broadway. which is firancrsg the
woman's National Club. as il is called,
will manage and operate the new
home for a period Of ten years. thereby
relieving some sos club presidents of
worry about a comfortable place in
which to hold their club meetings. lunch
cons. &c. Individual members also will
find therein every luxury and comfort.
The clubhouse will be erected some
where between Fifth and Sixth avenues
and Forty-ffth and Fifty-ninth streets.
Four plots Of ground are being con-
sidered. The building will be from it-
teen to twenty-five stories and viii con-
tain an auditorium seating at least 1000
persons. with stage. Il swimming
pco gymnasium. bowling alley. Turkish
baths, beauty parlors. restaurants and
tea rooms, private dining rooms. card
and writing rooms and bedrooms TO cost
the club member from SO to $3.50 day.
The club will have its own theatre and
travel bureau. and a publicity bureau
for its various affiliated organizations.
The initiation fee will be S25, and dues
s25 for resident members Sixty clubs
will be able to hold meetings in the
building at the same time.
II is proposed by the financing COM
pany TO erect similar womens club
buildings in other cities. one Of the
1rst will be in Washington, d. 9.
The incorporators Of the Women's
National Club were members OF Frank
II. Rogers e. Co. Inc. Yesterday Mr..
Rogers, who Is president and treasurer
Of his company, turned the organiza-
tion work OF the club over to the newly
elected board Of directors The presi-
dents OF New York's 3s5 womens clubs
will be invited TO a tea April at the
Plaza Hotel to hear more about the now
clubhouse
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

PLUNGES 5000 FEET,
FLIER IS ONLY BRUISED
Machine Lands Upside DoWn
at Cayugo Lake.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HERsLp.
ITHACA, n. ". March S0.-Lieut. J. A.
MacCready. United States army test
pilot. from McCook's Field. Dayton,
Ohio, fell 1000 feet in disabled afr.
plane here to-day and when the wreck-
age had been cleared away he was found
hanging from his seat, shaken and
bruised but otherwise uninjured
The airplane crashed on the Thomas
Morse aviation Geld near Cayuga Lake.
Il landed upside down and witnesses of
the accident expected to md the aviator
cead.
Lieut.. MacCready said he had as
cended TO an altitude Of 10000 feet
above the field and was going into the
first dive OF the descent when there was
q report like that OF gun. He started
the engine TO climb out OF the dive. but
the airplane failed TO respond TO the
pull OF the propeller and plunged earth
ward.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31


Gov. Miller at o'clock this after
noon signed the transit bill creating
new Public Service Commission
clothed with all the police powers OF
the State in dealing with New York's
traction crisis. The Governors transit
policy becomes chapter 1874 OF the laws
Of 1921.
No formal ceremony and no COM
ment accompanied the signing Of this
important document whose provisions
are the most far reaching in effect Of
any bill passed BY the State Leglsla-
ture in score Of years. The bill was
one Of several laid before the Chief
Executive in the routine of the days S
work
Later the Governor said he hoped 10
be able 70 announce his selection OF
commissioners within ten days. al
though the law gives him ninety days
to appoint the new officials. Mr.. Miller
added that he was not ready 10 indi-
cate whom he was considering for the
commissionerships.
The law establishes a new commission
OF three members for New York CITY,
with complete power 10 readjust ex-
isting contracts, unite tine existing tran
sit lines into one unified system, get
single operator for the whole and fix
fares.
In addition. the bill creates new
State commission which will have juris-
,diction over transit outside OF New
York city and over other corporations
throughout the entire State. The latter
authority deals with all corporate issues
in Kew York excepting transit. The
State commission has the same broad
powers in its field as does the Transit
fs..,, {rvtc0 Il, Nev- Y0rk
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
Oklahoma House Asked
To Impeach Governor

OKLAHOMA CITY, March. 80.
Impeachment of Gov. j.
B. A. Robertson was recon-
mended in report filed in the
Oklahoma House of Representa-
tives late to-day by an investi-
eating committee. The report
charges gross neglect and COR
ruption in office.
The Governor is charged with
"unwarranted use Of his execu-
tive power" in regard to re-
prieves, pardons and paroles, the
report declaring the present adj
ministration has extended clem-
ency to 1900 persons.
The charge is also made that
the Governor evaded payment
of his State income tax last year.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

CROSS-CONTINENT FLTER
DEAD FROM INJURIES
Lieut.. Coney Succumbs at
Natchez, Miss.

NArcHEz, Miss. March 30.--Lieut VI.
d. Coney. who was injured last Friday
morning near Crowvllle, La. while at
tempting a .ranscontinental fight from
Jacksonville to San Diego, died here late
to-day.
a fall and complete paralysis OF his body
from the chest down resulted. He was
attempting 70 lower his previous record
Of 90 hours % minutes actual flying time
from coast to coast when forced down
by engine trouble.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
WEATHER FORECAST.
Ether Soaked Sugar
Fed to School Children
WEsTFIELD, Mass, March 80.

WESTFIELD, Mass, March 80.
~ As the result of investiga-
tion by the school authorities
by which it was learned that
young children are eating sugar
Jumps soaked in ether to reduce
their appetites, superintendent
Chester d. Stiles to-day took up
the matter with State educa-
tional and health authorities.
Ether may be purchased in any
quantity by a child in any drug
store.
Children when questioned were
frank in saying they were given
the ether by their parents to
lower the cost of living and also
to quiet those who got too
boisterous.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
pENAL BILL DEFEATED.

LANSING, Mich. March 30.Thc lorer
house 81 tho Michigan Legislature late
to-day defeated . measure providing
optional capital punishment The bill
lacked two votes Of passage. IL had been
defeated previously IN the House, but
was brought up again to-day for re-
consideration
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

Public sentiment has reacted strongly
in favor OF both rate and wage reduction
on the railroads of the country. IL was
registered Immediately in the corre-
The New York herald., 1921-03-31

If you are out OF work or want 10 change
your position see how many offers stu
alton Wanted sd. in The Herald viii bring
you-Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
CHARLES'S COUP
AT THRONE FAILS
Gets Into Old Budapest Palace,
hut Meets Stiff Resistance
in All Quarters.
BISHOP MIKES ARRESTED
EX-Emper0r Cries Farewell,
Forever as He Retreats
Vienna Warns Hapsburg.
BISHOP MIKES. ARRESTED
~ the issooiotod Press.

BUDAPEST, March 30.-The former
Emperor Charles has failed in his
spectacular attempt to regain the
throne OF Hungary. He arrived here
Unexpectedly Monday with the inn
preston that his coup would be well
coined, but was unable to induce the
Hungarian Government to fall In with
his plan
\ report from Vienna says the Aus
trian Government is strongly object
ing to former Emperor Charles cross
ing the frontier On his return in the
fear that this might result i'll civil
strife. 1t has decided that he must
so through go-Slavia BY automo-
bile and take a ship to Spain.
Charles. who had bean advised by ais
followers that the Hungarian people
eagerly were awaiting him. lef.
Prangins. Switzerland. Friday after
noon, accompanied by Counts Erdody.
Hunyadi and Almassy. With an officer
as his chauffeur. he slipped unnotice1 !
across the border In an automobile near
tnc auslrldH frontier. 1Harlss Nds uA5-
guised as a Tyrolean tourist
When the automobile with the former
monarch and his four companions left
Swiss territory military car was wait
ing TO take them TO Count Erdodys es-
tate in Austria, near Steinamanger.
Charles passed the Hungarian border
Saturday night in simple villagers 8
car and arrived at Steinamanger. where
Bishop Count Mikes concealed him in
his castle
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
MILLER'S TRANSIT
REMEDY NOW LAW
Governor Signs Measure Which
Creates New Commissions
for City and State.
PERSONNEL NOT PICKED
Executive Hopes to Be Able to
Announce Commissioners
Within Ten Days.
PERSONNEL NOT PICKED

Special Despatch to THE New YoEE HEa.LD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, March 30.