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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
CnrwOOd's Famous
Dog Story, 'Kazan,'
Transferred to Film

What is declared to be one of the
season will be shown at shrGetashr
most remarkable photoplays of the
season will be shown at the Central
theatre Friday and Saturday and at
the Eagld theatre next Sunday, when
"Kazan," adapted from James Oliver
Curoowd's thrilling narrative of the
Same name, opens an engagement.
1t is lWnliam n. Selig production
with Jane Novak in the leading role,
supported by Ben Deeley, William
Ryno, Ben Aaggerty and Edwin WAL
loek The story was adapted TOR the
screen and directed by Bertram Brac-
KEN 1t is a gripping tale of a great
malemute dog named "Kazan," who
becomes a killer following the muir
dere of his master. He is the enemy
of all mankind until he comes into
contact with beautiful Joan Radisson,
who befriends him and sets him free
from his brutal surroundings. He
Joins wolf pack. becomes its. leader
and has an opportunity while leading
the pack to show his appreciation to
theo ne who befriended him when the
wolves swoop down on the girl and a
man trekkirg through the wilds of the
great snow country. He fights off the
pack in what is said to be one of the
mostt hrilling scenes ever pictured
Twice more he saves this same girl,
but on these occasions its is from
human wolf. He also visits a terri
BILE revenge upon the slayer of his
master.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Held Ry Enemy Is
Feature Attraction
At Lowell Theatre

Filled with dramatic moments that
exerted a powerful appeal, the Para
mount perturbation of William Gil
lette's famous play. Held by the
Enemy" was presented before a de-
lighted audience at the Eagle theatre
yesterday and will be the main at
TRACTION at the Central theatre this
afternoon and tonight and Monday.
That the photoplay scored was amply
evidenced by the interest generally
shown in the production.
Interpreted by an all star cast head
ed by such players as Jack Holt, Ag-
mes Ayres, Wanda Hawley. Lillian
Leighton and Lewis Stone and admir-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
INJURED BY TORNADO

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. I. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Giraffe and Harry
Lewis of this. city. were seriously in
jured when a tornado struck here To-
night. A buggy and wagon shop was
wrecked and part of the wrecake was
blown into the street and onto an au-
tomabile they occupied.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
Sunday Morning, October 2, 1921
WOOD sPoILs LAWN

SUVA, Fiji. Oct. City authorities
are objecting to the practice the po-
lice have in leaving their firewood on
the municipal lawns along the water
front. The appearance of the lawns
is being spoiled, they say.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
TRANSFER DOCUMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. - On rec
ommendation of Secretary Hughes,
President Harding today signed an
executive order transferring custody
of the original engrossed copy OF the
Declaration of Independence and the
federal constitution from the state de-
partment to the library of congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
MILNEs AT OLD POST

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct /. - Henri
Behoteguy, secretary to Governor Tho
mas f. Campbell, will undergo a
slight operation on his throat while
he is on his vacation. During his alb,
sence from the capitol, Percy Mines,
state immigration commissioner and
former secretary to the go<ernor, is
acting as secretary to Governor Camp
bell.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
SOROTAYf DALTON and.CHARIES RlCHNAN IN scene han
HALF AN HOUR,r 4 A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

directed and it is Paramount pic
ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
MUST LABEL BOTTLES

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The House OF
Commons has a bill before il provid-
ing that all bottles containing poison
should be labeled with directions for
q proper antidote. II is a means to
check deaths by uninientional poison
ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
STRIKE is THREATENED

Ell PASO, Texas. Oct. Opera
tors in the American moving picture
houses here today served notice on
their employers they would go on a
sympathetic strike unless the owners
of the houses speedily concluded an
agreement with the musicians union
The musicians have been on strike
since September 1, when their wage
agreement expired.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
PAYING The EIREMEN

LONDON, Oct. Thomas Hepley,
tenant on Lord Harlech's estate,
couldn't pay the Oswestry Fire Bri-
gade for putting out fire on his
farm. The bill will be paid on the
installment plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

SYDNEY. Oct. l. When persons
began to doubt his title, "Ambassa.
dor" Booth. who claimed to be a son
of the famous Salvation Army gener-
al. left town suddenly. Tar and feath
ers are awaiting him il, he returns.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

According to the Journal of Heidi
cine, approximately - per cent OF
our school children are physically
defective.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02
THREE WOMEN ARRESTED

DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 1. =
Three women alleged to be booze run
ners. were arrested here this after.
noon bv city detectives. The women
gave their names as Mrs Matte
Maaka. 80. her daughters Margaret.
aged IL, and Jennie Davis. aged "a.
They said they lived in Sioux City,
Iowa. They are said to have driven
here last night from Sioux, City with
an automobile filled with liquor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

The percentage of men teachers in
this country has fallen from 43 per
cent in 1880 to 16 per cent in 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-02

One hundred colonies of bees, un-
der favorable conditions, will produce
221a tons of honey in one season.
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Bush, Then and NOJU

termed and clean
politics. party
interesting light the merits Of this
righteousness.
political hypoces,
doubtfu adminis
members loud their demand that
Bush be prosecuted forthwith.
associates deserving Of
he punishment
Rucker, candidate
bitter all hold
Collins
intention
window"
dividing
prosecutors
memory
Riley
Hoffman advising with Richard Smith
should Charles w
jury
Bell the
succeeded IN drawing Indictment
between while they
treasury salary
evidence fictitious stories told
Denny
Now,
wild Club
smile Of the /
leniency
denounced
to earI
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
NeWS or PrOpOgGndd?


old with Opas
millions dollars 1t said minister
searching there the finding
condition when the
the valuable stones.
tell them their hiding
belong though
who busy when he needed cash.
Probably pressing Hungary
of the devastation her
had solemnly declared itself wholly bankrupt unable
Boshevis
uninfuenced
good fairy placed the old with vuabl
fairy well when
suddenly unable make
occurred in Germany and Austria
beyond doubt immense wealth those
PREPARATION their military They sympathy
be unduy influence by their shams
careful investigation alleging deliberately
rckery
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tlylties Of Blizzard,

satlon between two surgeons in which
be learns that the amputatlon Of his
legs was not necessary. This knowledge
be carried with him through life, always
planning his revenge.
His power over those whom he has
gathered about him in his house on the
Barbary Coast Is demonstrated by their
Willingness to murder, burn or steal at
his command.
The daughter Of the surgeon who re-
moved his legs adverhses for model
who can pose for her as she models
from clay a bust Of Satan. Blizzard,
who is regarded as having n face like
the devil" presents himself to her He
is employed and falls IN love with her
The plan which he relates to the sur
Gepn after the girls Gancee has been
lured to his house, Is that the boys
admirable legs" shall be amputated and
grated to his useless stumps. Blizzard
then sees himself as the ruler II the
city, with the power OF Caesar and the
pleasures Of Nero"
The doctor consents to perform the
operation. with the mental reservation
that a confusion at the base OF the mad
mans skull will be removed when the
ether has been administered
When Blizzard and the surgeon have
retired TO the private operating room IN
the basement Of the insane mans house.
Billiards. sweetheart. q girl who had
been sent by the police 70 watch him and
who had learned TO love him, fed to re
turn with the officers.
They are told at the door Of the
operating room that Blizzard will wake
from the ether a different man. Such
is the case and the girl detective who
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory

times he would read about the vary places
which he himself had visited in his truv.
els Now listen, and you shall hear what
happened to Puss.
One day he was reading q very interest
ing and exciting book about fairies and
COLLINS: how these queer little folk in
habit the forests and mountain caves and
lead a wonderful life apart from the
homes and cities Of men The book was
very large and heavy, and the afternoon
was very warm and the big armchair in
which he was curled up was so com
Portable, that by and by he let the book
slip to one side. He had just closed his
eyes for moment when he was startled
by a little squeaky voice at his elbow.
Puss opened his eyes with start and
saw a Gnome standing on the window
sill.
"Hellor said the little squeaky voice
again. II say, hellol You ought to know
me well enough by this time to answer,
since you've been reading about me the
last hour"
Hello yourself" replied Puss, laugh
ing in spite of himself and rubbing his
eyes again to make sure that 1t was not
a picture from the book, cant you see
I'm sleepy after reading for so long a
time? didn't think you were coming
out OF the book"
"Neither did l." retorted the Gnome,
with a funny wink. 81 come from the
forest to invite you to take a little Jour
ney with me-" And In the next story
you shall hear what happened after that.
Copyright, 1921.
(TO Be Continued)
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You remember in the last story that
the big Black Wind Horse had dropped
little Puss Junior in the top of a tree
Well, at first Puss was stunned by his
fall, and for several minutes be hardly
knew where he was. Then be looked
about him, and pretty soon, of IN the
distance. no saw the turrets Of great
castle. So no carefully climbed down the
tree and started off, and by and by he
came to a great drawbridge. And 10 his
surprise and delight he say It was the
very bridge that led to the castle OF my
Lord OF Carabas, where lived his father,
the famous Puss In Boots.
Little Puss Junior was overjoyed at
this, and taking out his magic whistle
be blew three long blasts, and presently
the drawbridge came down and In less
time than / can take to tell 1t to you he
was in the garden with his father. You
see, the old gentleman cat was taking his
MONDAY nap under the arbor, but when
he felt Puss Juniors paws about his
neck, be opened his eyes, and then you
can imagine how glad he was to see his
son again.
Well, l won't tell you all they said,
for It took Puss weeks and weeks to re-
late all his adventures. Nor will l say
how glad my Lord and Lady Carabas
were to see again the son Of their faith
full Puss in Boots, for now I'm going to
tell you something very strange that hap
pened to Puss. You see. after having
travelled so much, Puss found life at the
old castle very quiet, so very often he
would go into the great library and read
books Of adventure, and may, many
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been increasing his already large follow
ing by his new comedies.
Il l. l.
THE STAGE
The offerings on the local stage today
include: 1.-THE Storm" with Helen Mac
Kellar, at English's; May Wirth and her
horses at B. f. Keith's; Robinson's
trained elephants at the Lyric; Body and
Soul" movie, and the Royal Harmony
Five at Loew's State; Stone and PilIard
and their dancing show at the Park /;
vaudeville and movies at the Broadway
and RialtO
The Murat is dark this week because
Of the Illness Of Walter Hamden, who was
scheduled to open tonight. His engage
ment has been postponed until March 81.
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WORLDS PREMIER OF MOVIE
TAKES PLACE AT THE CIRCLE.

The world premier Of Man Woman
Marriage" took place at the Circle yes
terday.
Allen Holubnr, the producer, appears to
have "tazzed" history IN this flash back"
movie which represents the expenditure
Of an awful wad Of money. Some OF the
scenes, especially the battle scenes, EN-
ploy the services Of hundreds OF men ana
women and represent the expenditure Of
several fortunes.
History % Mr.. Holubar probably repre-
seuts one battle after another, one love
affair trailing the original Irritation and
one "souse" running through the ages.
One scene, where IL shows a modern So
ciety man staging a party before the dry
days. is an extrava CANT representation OF
q gay bad night before national prohibi-
ton became effective. Some Of the close
ups shows modern" woman making an
awful monkey Of mere man. Then fol-
lows some historical hashbRcks which
shows that the cabaret started way back
in history, although It was not called
cabaret. The dancers in the modern
'souse' dinner appear TO follow history
and wear very few clothes. Mr.. Holubar
drives home his moral when Dorothy
Phillips as the modern wife, rebels
against such reyels and decides to be a
real woman instead Of a piece Of good
/ looking property To her husband. In the
end she reforms her husband, although
the reform started when the husband was
/ IN prison.
Mr.. Hulubar has been able to nnd in
| history the origin Of all modern acts.
! These Historical" fash backs give the
producer a chance to stage some very
elaborate scenes
/ The Introduction Of these historian
/ fash backs of course completely halts for
a time the modern story but these "his-
torical" reminders have been cleverly in
serted at the right time in the modern
/ story. The work Of James Kirkwood is
very fine as the husband who Iooses his
/ vision when he becomes tainted with
money and politics. The children in the
picture are cute and have a natural way
about them, which is refreshing. Doro
thy Phillips plays the role of the wife
who rebels against the fast and gay life
just as her sisters In history did.
Personally, l do not like my history
all jazzed up. l admit that MAN Won
Marriage" is a lavish production. At
times it is too lavish, rather overdone The
| picture at no time swept me off Of my
feet. The mother theme running through
the story will appeal mostly to the
women.
At the Circle all week.-W. D. II.
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CHAPTER CxLII (Continued.)


AS I began to speak I turned my eyes
from Terry to Jim because 1t seemed
Indecent to watch the utter devotion III
Terry Winston's eyes-remembering how
Betty safe he'd be willing to stand the
gafr" If she sent him about his bust
ness. I couldn't stare at the great love
speaking through Terry's eyes while |
wOndered-wondered what Betty would
do with that love So l turned to Jim.
An amazing set of emotions was
working its way across his face. lie
had look of startled admiration, and
he interrupted me once to ezclaim.
well of all things, Betty loves You!
And she asks me to remember that
you're a delicate, gentle little princess.
Betty recommending you to my mercy
Later his amazement took new form.
Terry. what do you think of our lit
tie Sherlockina Holmes. Our
Anne getting on the track Of the little
Moss"
"Anne's a wonder. You always knew
it," replied Terry, looking at Jim in
scrutably for a second. and then begin
mug dGd4u tuG STRUNG up anu bON "a
the room with which he had punctuated
the greater part Of my story.
Jim looked more amazed than ever,
and rather proud Of the treasure @ he
had discovered for himself
Suddenly Terry's strides crystaHlzed
into the need Of stridins somewhere
nearer Betty
Let's call up information and see
when the NEXT trgfu ssopS
III do that" volunteered jim,
Then l had to tell parts Of the story
over again to Terry and to assure him
oil over again that ! felt certain Betty
was all right. And after a five minute
struggle with the railroad Information
Jim reported that the train for the stop
nearest to Greyfriars Hall left at eleven
ten the next morning and arrived at two
forty-that It was met by the bus from
the Hall IN time TO set US there at about
half past three
Terry actually groaned
Your railroads! And of all the bloom
Ing bad luck my cars clean out Of com
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WHEN A GIRL MARRTES
A New Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann Isle

mission. Wen have to see about hiring
one at once.
"Oh, that's all rightW 1 cried. AN
thony Norrey's car is t. be in readiness.
We were just waiting to hear from you"
Good old Tony!" beamed Terry. I'm
be of, then, and let you folks get some
sleep"
So he said good-by and left us.
And now to bed" I murmured sleep
lily.
And now-to talk about your friend,
Anthony Norreys!" said Jim. His eyes
frightened me.-Copyright, 1921.
ITO Be Continued)
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A Free Package
For School Children

The Information Bureau which the
IndianaPols Daily Times supports in
Washington for the free use Of its read
erS. wants the children to get In the habit
OF benehting by this service.
With this object in view, a quantity Of
mixed packages has been prepared espe-
cilaly for the younger folks.
While the contents of these packages
will vary, they will eOnsist mainly Of
maps, blotters, calendars, bird, animal
and Insect books-all being educational
in their nature.
Sending for this sample package will
serve as an introduction to the bureau
and viii open the way for its further use
by the little folks.
Use the coupon, be sure to write the
name and full address very plainly and
inclose cents in stamps for return
postage.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
SHERWOODs AND MEIGIIAN
REMAIN AT THE ISIS.

An example OF the ability Of Thomas
Melghan 10 be a run" movie star In
this city is shown by the fact that
Melghan's latest movie, THE Easy Road"
IS now in the second day Of its sec
ond week at the Isis. This Meighan
movie is good entertainment Mr..
Meighan is cast as a novelist who marries
a wealthy woman and then looses his
vision to higher ideals Lila Lee is in
the cast and gives a satisfactory account
Of herself Here Is a good story which
is well presented.
Another enjoyable feature Of the Isis
program IS the music II Bob and Gayle
Sherwood and their singing orchestra.
This organization is in the second week
Of its engagement at this house.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
The Governor and Goodrich

attempting SHIELD the
nooousy the revelations made by
of obligations
nomination another and whose
dscour
ndecncy by the public which
persuade that the attacks
partisan bunk beginning
the Dmocaor rather
afraid the attack and nm
Indian
apois light of what who
modeaonFt Journal
Gazete.
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HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, MARCH L.
The stars incline, but do not cOmpelI"


Astrologers- read this as an unfortunate
day, since sinister stars prevail AL
though Neptune and Mars are In bene1e
aspect in the afternoon the Sun, Mer-
curry and Jupiter are all adverse.
Il Is a time when man should have
clear vision concerning measures, and
plans made during this planetary govern
ment should work out smoothly.
This should be a favorable time for
surgeons and physicians to start plans
for hospitals. asylums and institutions
that will be Of service to humanity In
future years.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
pursue the even tenor of their ways
through the coming year. as changes win
not be lucky.
Children born on this day may BE-
restless, careless and not inclined to do
routine work. These subjects of Pisces
are usually honest, amiable and lovable.
Copyright, 1921.
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InCdDeytent Admission!

bill abolish the fee system OF paying
Marion County officers inadvertently the
against presented by professional
reported public hearing
against the given as Mayor
Charles w Jewett and Lemcke, treasurer
charged that Lemck and Jewett
admitted
the properly might
professional pOit
Republican solely
professional maintain the affairs of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
FINE DRAMATIC WORK
REVEALED IN EARTHBOUND."

"Earthbound, 80 a movie dealing with the
spiritual appearance OF a man after
death, IS IN the second Of a weeks en-
gagement at Mister Smiths. As this
picture has been discussed at length In
this department, It is not necessary to
elaborate upon the dramatic value Of
r vehicle.
We again repeat that "Earthbound" is
a dramatic treat for the more serious
minded movie patron. In "Earthbound'
there IS revealed some Of the best emo
tional and dramatic acting seen on the
screen IN many months.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28

has come under the influence of his won
derful personality. becomes his wife
The surgeon and tile reformed Biz
yard are planning to do great things to-
gether when Billiards. life IS ended by a
bullet from the revolver Of one of his
former puppets. lie had paid the pen
atty for his llfe Of crime.
At the Ohio ali week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
CHANEY'S LEGLESs VILLAIN IS
IASTERFUL CHARACTERIZATION

Lon Clancy, who played the roll Of
the cripple In THE Miracle Man." again
has scored a brilliant success as Big
Yard, the ruler Of the San Francisco
underworld in THE Penalty" which
opened Sunday at the Ohio. In this pic
ture CLANCY has succeeded in bring ing to
life the strange character created by
Gouverneur Morris In his story, 1.-THE
Penalty"
The entire story deals with the ac-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28

lage where bill
lions only exist
in dreams.
That's our i'm
preston Of the
little heart talk
behind all the law
1 S hness. beauty
and intrigue dis
played in NaZi-
mova's billions"
which Is her latest
contribution to be
reflected on the
silver screen at
the Colonial.
A little frank
ness in this re-
view will not
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
LITE OF BATTLEsHTPs.

Q. How long is battleship considered
serviceable? R.P.
\. The Navy Department says that a
battleship is considered serviceable for
first line duty for a period Of about
ten years. After that such vessels are
usually used IN naval experiments or
for target practice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28

.cIess master OF
women and men
who, maddened
by a desire to
achieve ven
geauce for the
removal of his
legs in youth
plans the de-
structlon the
city In which
be lives and
{ b Q punish
ucut or the
surgeon W b 0
had erred by
mangIIng his
body.
AS a child,
he lays de-
feuseless q n d
hnArs q couLer-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28

Buck Jones in THE Big Punch" and
Buster Keaton in Convict 49," a comedy
make up the current bill at the Regent
The story OF THE Big Punch" concerns
man who has been sentenced TO Ave
years imprisonment because Of sheep
rustling. a crime for which he was limo
cent Most Of the story is devoted to the
mans attempt To making good after be
Ing released from prison.
Keaton is comedian and lately has
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28

DoLPH STAUB assisted carrying Denny Bushs
orders charge contributing the
delinquency a young government also ask
Tudge Iahrt treat him eniently?