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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
ADMITS BEING MISLEAD
 BY FRANKLIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 25-Wiliiam Den man, former chairman of the shipping board, tonight gave out a telegram which he said he was sending P. A. s. Franklin. Cf New York, president of the International Mercantile Ma rine, in connection with charges made by Senator Jones last week that the Mercantile Marine Company had entered an agreement with the Bri- tish government in 1903 to pursue no policy injurious to the British mer- cantiie marine or to British trade.
 The telegram, Denman said. was in reply to one from Franklin asking Denman to deny certain reports con corning the alleged agreement which Franklin said had been published
 Denman's reply said that while he bod not seen the press reports, they said his confidence and friendship had been obtained by Franklin during the war while this aIlcEei az cement was concealed from Denm; and from the E. ti1nsl ulcl Of De 'cnse. De1Tc T said i the -ortS stated hat he be heved Franklin had concealed knOwl- edge of this alleged agreement rom General GCeth2ls and Hurley they were correct also.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
INTOXICATING DRINKS. DISGUISED AS PATENT MEDICINES, WILL BE CLOSELY WATCHED BY DRY AGENTS
Prohibition Officials Say Legitimate Medicines Wifi Not Be Interfercd With, But Promise Vigorous
 Campaign Against Law Defyne Beverages

WASHINGTON. Jan s5. - Active sts7s are tO b. taken shortly by fed eral prohibition officials to block dis tribUtiOn of intoxicating beverages masQueradilg aS patent medicines
 Prohibition officials said tonight permits for the manufacture of msdi- cinal preparations. in which alcohol Is used would be limited 10 the mini mum The bureau Of internal rev enue. one official stated. is deter mined 10 curb the well known abuse of the patent medicine permits"
 Literally thousands of applications. officials said. are coming for permits and renewal of permits to manufsc- ture patent medicines containing al cohol. Every application will he
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
H0UeF SLASHES
 APPROPRIATION
 AsgED BY ARMY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-An ap- propriation Of S33O, O,GOO. 900 with pro vision for an army of 150,O00 men is understood to have been agreed on by the house appropriations sub-com- mittee drafting the annual army ap- prOpriatiOn bill The total is a reduc- ton of more than one half from the amount requested by the war depart ment which was about S6s5, ,OOO, 600 end a reduction oS $50 O.Oo0.OOO from the appropriation for tke present year which provided for an army of 175.0 GOO
 Counting the Philippine cOnstabu- lary and other forces. the total armed Strength provided for under the bil! is about 16O.0OO. Both the house and the senate. however. have directed the maintenance cf an army of 175.000
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
GARY SEES HOPE FOR INDUSTRY
 IF NATION
Steel Corporation Head Is Optimistic: Says Country
 Will Soon Be ReadjuSted

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Earnings of for the final quarter of 1920. made public after today'S meeting of the executive committee and the board of directors. tOtaled S42,S77.SS2. against SiS.o5l ,5l0 in the preceding quarter.
 Net income oG $Sl.7O2.SlO cOmpar- ed with $35.7S9.1S7 and surplus O. S14.4Sl.446 showed decrease of s. SSS. .4SS.
 For the year earnings totaled SIs717i.126 against S152, 29O. .6Sa in 1919 and S20S.2SI. .104 in 1918. In discussion Of trade prospects and general trade conditions Chairman E. II. Gary declined to forecast prices or wage schedules. The business Of the corporation. he said remains about the same as for the previous two months.
 In his opinion. those who look for an early and steady advance in both probably will be disappointed but others who take worldwide conditions into account should be well satisfied with developments.
 Important factors entering into the future. he added. deal chiefly with the high cost of production and the high cost of living.
 There have been some re8djust- ments in respect to each factor he added. As to wage rates, I think. generally speaking. employees have been fair and reasonable. 1 do not include the rates paid 10 these who have suddenly become experts. incIud- ing men working at the carpenter trade.
 The memorable laws of supply and demand will bring all different lines of activity 10 realization or what must be done before we can expect a normal volume.
 And see in my connections with industry leads me to be hopeful. There will still be some pesSimists, self ap- pointed asitators and others who are of no benefit to the general com munity"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
FREE TO kSTHM SUFFERERS
Free Trial e Method T'1at Anyone Car Use W'S-cut Di e f
 or Loss of Tirle

We hav~ method fo~ t''r -00--o. ' AstNma. md we want vCU 70 frv if OUT ev0nuSe. No rlafre- 'v'.. r- ceSe is of lo0g starliDC z. -1--.~- 00~,e.'t gv',pt'-0~ s+ i- --.-f
 'o-ool n- c'r~o7i AetrmH- vC- -r0n'I t-f fo- 9 free trial Cf CU- ulef'Oj N rl ter in what climate yCI live TO rl2tter what your age or occupation. if you are troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly.
 We especially want to send it to tho @ apparently hopeless eases. where all forms Of inhalerS. touches. opium prep arations. fumes. patent smokes" etc have failed. We wan. to show everyone at our expense. that our psetNod sS S9- signed to end all difficult breathing. all whcezirs. and all those terrible pa~OV- ySmS.
 This free offer is too 'u1pC-taUc to ~~- glect single day. Write now and heE''' ti'e rnetNod ar once. SCHd '0 mo-. Simply mail coupon below. D0 it To day-you do not even pay postage
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
ANNIVERSARY MIDDLEMFN TO BE TAXED OUT OF EXISTENCE'
 IF BILL PASSED, CALDER SAYS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Taxes on coal dealers as provided in the Cald- CT coal regulation bill have purposely been set high ito drive the coal straight from the mine to the cOnsu- mer." Senator Calder, Republican of New York. today told the senate com mittee considering his measure.
 It is the intention of the bill to tax out of existence many unneces- S;.-y middlemen. he said. adding that it would be shown where cCal nov ing on the rails has been sold three or four times
 The public last year. he said. was 'mulcted out Of Q billion and a half dollars by men in the coal trade"
 ''VeTy well. but how about the shoe
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26

men, the flour men, ana the reSt?' interjected Senator Reed, Democrat Of Missouri
 The coal industry we are reaching first" Senator Calder retorted. Coal is a necessity"
 J VI. Armstrong, general manager of mines for the Pittsburgh Coal Com pany, testified that the payroll cost" of producing coal, which included all labor charges. had increased 1S6 per cent since 1916.
 He said that. if not prevented from running full time by lack or cars, lack of business, and lack Of miners, ' ,he Pittsburgh company could produce ~2O,000.0 tons of coal instead of the 11.0O0.00O we produced last year."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
Mexicars Denied
 Communication Of
 Death Sentences

ALBANY. \. r.. Jan. Cover nor Miller today denied application for commdtation of the death sentence imposed on Angistin l.. Sanckey and Enliqse Garcia MeiicaEs, for whom Ramon di Negra Mexican consul in New York City. had interceded. Re prieves also were denied by the gov. eTncr.
 The Judgments or conviction were unanimCus'y affirmed by the court of appeals and the men will die in S.ne Sirg this week. in accordance with ths courts decision.
 In mel .~andulS the governor said TO facts had been presented t0 him which would justify exeI else of executive clemency.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26

sc-UtsniEei with care and it k the in- tentiOn Of the prohibition enforce Tsnt forces to weed out all except strictly medical preparations.
 Medicines pr.rared for legitimate use wiIl n2I De int5rfered with. eff cials declared but where an evident effort is made to avoid the prOhibi lion laws under the suiSe os a rene dy. the right tO manufacture will he cut off
 Retailers diSpOSing Of patent snedi cineS will nos be disturbed. it was as serted, unless it is fcund a prepara- tion was old with the knowledge that it was to be used for an unlsv' ful purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
MARRIEs IN BORDEAUX

BOURDEAUX. Jan. 25.-The rei- giouS ceremony uniting in marriage Robert Walton Goelet, of New York, and MademoiSe!ie Ann Gustier. daughter Of a director Of the Orleans Railway. was celebrated today in the Church of St Louis here in the pres ence of a large gathering. The civil ceremony was performed yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
Tacoma Painters
 Voluntarily Make
 Wage Reductions

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. s5.-Journey. men painters and paperhangers em- plOyed by five local firms put into ef. feet today voluntary wage reduction or l2is Der cent. In a statement the men say they have decided that the opportune moment has arrived for a, decrease in vases in our craft m keeping with the downward turn In wages and commodities
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
Second Reprieve Is
 Granted Mexican By Governor Stephens

SACRAMENTO. Calif. Jan. s5.- Governor Stephens today. for the sec ond time granted reprieve to Simon Ruiz. young Mexican sentenced tO be hanged at San Quentin prison Janu- ary 2S extending the date to March II. pending further investigation of the murder ease in which Ruiz was alleged to have been involved.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
InquisitiVe

The precocious infant had just re turned from his first day at school registering intense ennui. The anx. ious family gathered around
 Donald" asked his mother. what did you learn today?"
 Nothing"
 What. nothing al all?"
 Nope; there was a woman there who wanted to know how 10 spell cat so I told her That's all.'-Am 0ricar Legion We kly.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26

 German embassy here. on his capture by the British in Palestine and from the diary of F. P Albert. former chief privy councillor Of the German embassy. The report of Captain Boy-Ed. as made pubic by Palmer referred to Untermyer as the unpaid judicial and legal political adviser Of the German embassy while Dr. Al Der. Is quoted as describing a meet ing brought about fer business req sons at Uaterhyer's estate at Grey stone along the Hudson river.
 Peiri-r said that Untermyer de sires to undo g magnificent part of the wars achivement"
 Continuing. Palmer said:
 He was visOrously opposed to the governments policy in regard to enc my owned property. He refers to enemy owned concerns as properties Of these unfortunate people whose sad plight he always sought to ale viate"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
cou-+ia7 2 yio.v,

Dcn'r imagine that ycu can avoid a cJu ting stunt by paying attention 10 % widow. She1l expect as much fuss and "Ootsy-wOotsy" slCsh as 16-year-cld uaiden-Cincinnat En- auifer
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
JUDGE DAVIDSON DIES

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 25.-The body of Judge W L. Davidson. presiding judge of the Texas court of criminal appeals for 90 years. was found on the banks Of lake near here today where he had been fishing. Doctors declared he died from apopleXv
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26

uel Untermyer. New York attorney. with acting in the Ger man interests ana
 with simply serv ins his old clients in his criticisms Oi Palmer's conduct O' the offices of alien property custodian and attorney gen. eral.
 The attorney gen eral presented his charges in a state ment with quota tiOns from a report taken from Captain BOy-Ed. former na val afraChe of fne
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26
PALMER BRANDS UNTERMEY iS
 GERMAN
Charges New York Attorney ls Acting In Interests
 Of His Old Clients

WASHINGTON. Jan 25.-Attorney General Palmer tonight charged sam
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-26

The official name of Holland is KCnindrijk der Nederlanden.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
About Plays and Players

n Miss Lulu Bett." will enter vaude-
vile at Proctor's Mount Vernon The
ilro next week in Take OF SONGS
and Popular Plays"
The Dumbclls, who close Their on.
EaECment IN "Bin l}ins Rang" At tho
Ambassador Theatre Saturday night,
viii leave for Toronto after the per
lOrmancc TO attend n special memo
rial service on SUNDAY tor the hun
dreds OF Canadians who fell 1T Nimv
lidC four years ago. The company
VIII return to New Nork early IN the
week 10 begin its series uf outdoor
performances Tor the bon'it OF char
iiv ORGANIZATIONS
Violet llcn,uG, who is 10 plaN
leading role IN "Sonya," viii arrive
from Europe this week.
Flora sheffield has been engaged
fHr the leading role IN Tho Night
cap" u comedy by Max MarcIn and
Guy Bolton rchcarsals of Which be.
gin nest Monday
Lyme" Ovcrman. appearing ia "Jun
Married" has been invited to speak
on "Thc Sources uf> 'haraCtcr POr-
irayaI" before tho students pf Dru-
matte Art a. Ncw YORK University
next week.
philip Klein, son Of the late Charles
Klein. is making his first production of
play entitled Fast and Loose" hv
Philip Bnrtholomae and ! u. Kaplau.
The evening world., 1921-07-07

No drawing will be considered unless
accompanied by such a note, giving
the statistics required.
Whenever possible let the note ao-
companying your drawing follow the
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PRINT your name and address and
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Your completed drawing must be
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Row, New York City.
The $40 award winning drawing
will be published on this page one
week from to- morrow, together with
the names of all fourteen award
winners.
The Evening World will not return
any OF the drawings submitted
The evening world., 1921-07-07
ANOTHER PEGGY.

Peggy Wood. who IS acting in In
d annapolis with the. Stuart Walker
Company. has this 10 say about her
stage experiences;
There wasn't much temptation to
musical comedy, for / have never
cared for this form Of entertainment.
The usual musical comedy affords no
chance whatever for Characterization,
and that is the thing that fingers long
in the minds of an audience. In the
midst of my agony of decision came
an offer which seemed TO me com
promise between musical comedy and
drama in 'Maytime.' That was an
operetta a good deal above the mu-
sical con -iy level and offered me not
only splendid opportunity put also
afforded a chance at characterization
which was sufficient to persuade me
that I might steer the middle course
and be happy. Later, 'Buddies' proved
that my decision was well founded"
The evening world., 1921-07-07
$lO5
In AW ar dS
Every Week
Three Of $1,000
Nine of 500
Thirty of 100
For Children Under
Is Years of Age.

To stimulate interest In drawing
among the New York school children.
The Evening World Is PUBLISHING
three days each week, an unc"m-
pIeted strip similar to the one printed
here to-day.
For the best work done In cont
Melting each strip, The Evening
World will make
ONE award of TEN DOLLARS.
THREE awards Of FIVE DOLLARS.
TEN awards Of ONE DOLLAR
You will be eligible to receive an
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your fifteenth birthday at the time
your drawing Is made.
Read carefully all the following
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Your completed rhyme must end with
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Clip the strip from the paper ano
draw your picture and print your
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/ Note that to- days drawing is mum
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Your drawing must have clipped OF
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stating your present age and the date
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The evening world., 1921-07-07
WINK AS GOOD AS A NOD.
A GOOD story against himself is
~ being told by Nonconformist

A GOOD story against himself Is
~ being told by Nonconformist
divine OF the severe old school.
who. however. is not without II sense
of humor. He was travelling north.
Just before he got to York he
opened the carriage window, with the
result that he got a piece OF grit in
his eye He rubbed II and did all the
usual things but it still troubled him.
and every now and again he had in
voluntarily to wink
When he got to York he went into
the buffet and asked FOR n glass OF
milk This being served, he gulped
II down. and then realizing that
something was .wrONg, no said TO the
narmaid '"Ths, WASH ' milk was IT."
mo, sir. rum and milk"
But | asked for milk"
"Yes. sir. but YOU tipped me the
| wink London Rpst.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
HER SECOND CHOICE.

A FIVE iE1AR-OLD NatlSburgh
~ miss is enamored OF the baby
next door. Yesterday she in
terviewed her mother: subject. the
practicabihty OF having a baby sis
ter OF her own. The mother was sym p
pathetic, but pointed out that babies
are expensive.
How much would baby cost -
asked the five year-old.
'tOh. ! don't know Just how much
but q great deal" her mother an
swered.
"Af much as a player piano." tho
youngster pursued,
"Yes, more than a player piano,
was the answer.
Then" said the young miss de-
lively. 81 think wed better get q
player piano."-Newark News,
The evening world., 1921-07-07

THE youngsters were having
class in object drawing. The
teachn went down the room
and stopped at each table to see how
the young artists were getting along
why. what's the matter, Paul?
You haven't been drawing"
Pau hung his head IA Int ashamed
Il know" he confessed. But. you
see, | lost my objects"
We'll, now, that's too bad" the
teacher sympathiZed Where did
YOU lose them2"
Silence.
Where did you lose themr-
More silence.
What we're your objects, Paul."
the teacher asked. trying different
approach.
AN apple and a banana" Pam in
formed her.
"And where are they"
II ate EN-" Paul reluctantly ad-
mitted Kansas City star
The evening world., 1921-07-07
IDEA FOR A COMEDY.

"A Fellow Who Lost Car" post
cards this from Rochester:
During the month OF May there
were more automobiles stolen in the
City of Rochester than in any month
previous: and we expect that this
number will have nice healthy
gro with in succeeding months. or the
cars stolen, ONLY 81 per cent. were
recovered; many through the efforts
If the owners themselves. SOME
POLICE FORCE HERE! Automobile
Thieves and Hfghwaymen, stop on at
Rochester"
The evening world., 1921-07-07
MANS CRUELTY.

A LONG the country road walked
~ man and a woman. The lat
ter was bullying the meek lit-
tie fellow who trldged in front OF her
with downcast head. Suddenly the
woman saw "a ,ull racing down the
road behind N. She took refuge
in the hedge, &. : her companion kept
ON. unconscioua OF aught but his woes.
The bull caught him UP and sent him
spinning into a muddy ditch Then II
continued on its wild care
AS the woe beEone fig lwled
out OF the mire he saw his - ,r half
coming toward him. Pluck.Gg, up a
little courage, he whimpered:
"N- NJ Maria. il YOU hit ne like that
a-a-a-gain you'll really get my tenn
per up, 30 warn you.'--Boston
GLOBE.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
AN IRISH VICTORY.

From London writes Louis Nether-
sole:
There's a little American comedl-
enne, Peggy O'Ncil by name, playing
at the Savoy Theatre here since some
thing over year ago. She Is one OF
the three actresses that came from
Gods country last year storming
England's citadel. The others are
Mary Nash and Edith Day. Peggy Is
the only one of the triumvirate keep
ing Old Glory flying on our battle
ments, and as far as | can see she
may go on indefinitely, like Doris
Keane in Romance" The London
public adore Peggy"
The evening world., 1921-07-07
Some Of the Days Good Stories S

It's so late now and thero havo heen
several robberies out in this part OF
town after midnight"
The young man was viSibly pleased
at her suggestion.
"Oh, yes, please do" he returned.
"l'm not afraid, but the taxi will take
me home so much faster than | can
walk that I can stay at least an hour
longer" News
The evening world., 1921-07-07

women before marriage that I had a
big bunch OF roses sent home, and
took her box OF chocolates"
And wasn't she pleased?" asked
the other
"Oh, | don't know. She's been talk
ing ever since about how much more
sensible II would have been II | had
sent home a ham and brought new
dOormat witt mo"
The evening world., 1921-07-07
GOSSIP.

sonny" by George " Hobart with
music by Raymond Hubbell, which
the Selwyns wlD present at the Cort
Theatre Aug. Is, began rehearsans to-
day. The cast includes Emma Dunn.
Ernest Glendinning. Florence Shirley,
Cara Randall, Mabel Withee, George
Lawrence, Richie Ling, Dorothy
Clarke Fox and Evans. Violet Dunn.
Horace James, Wallace Jackson and
Russell Mcdcraft
Carroll Mccomas. after her season
The evening world., 1921-07-07
OUTDOOR REHEARsALs.

Hot weather win not interfere with
the activities for the coming season
OF oliver Morosco. Yesterday Mr.
Norosco sent the mechanical staff OF
ahe Morosco Theatre to his estate at
GREAT Neck, l.. l., TO construct a stage
on his lawn, where he will conduct
outdoor rehearsa TO-. Love Time"
and Poor Lefty" Love Time" Is
scheduled to open on Aug. %, while
Poor Lefty" will be seen about
Sept IS.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
A WET PARTY.

Joe Higgins and his Royal Slaves
win hold a beach party at Highland
Beach, y. j., saturday AT midnight.
King Bohonkus VIII be master OF
ceremonies. The affair will be at
tended nv all the profession along tho
coast. Bathing suits will be the garb,
The evening world., 1921-07-07

IAS it occurred to you that the
II leading comedians in mua'''
shows along Broadway-iol
example, Dc Wolf Hopper 10"
Fields. Raymond Hhchcock' LEON
t,rrol and Richard Carle-are middle
aged? When this delicate queSt'o,'
WAS mt TO Mr. carrie, he flushed To
Jhr roots Of his hair ana deh'ahu'"
"Why middle age? It's sara 10
funny at any time of .ie II you are
moi naturally = comedian or doh
lo,,, the work. Is II hitd 10 se"
stocks or clothes or HOUSES At m'u"''
axe? Or night legal battles OF H'.''-
.tary ones. II you have lTen poN''
ar clothier or real estate man o.
r.,,,.- or soldier all your life? Ana
what do they mean by m'dd'' az
ANYWAY, There are but iWo/"s'''
Oil and young When Sod 'e'"c U"
b, youny you are old. 1hd Wheh Ho'
ara old il mus, be hard to do any
lining. Hut % man docSn n'c'S9dll ny
.rlw old. w.tn years, "'t'pi as N"''
H
"N uuth T., necessary 10 the 'oiho-
.i,,n but hy YOUTH | 90 lbi mean 'a'%
~ wears. uut tnai feeling of Wen 40
.,, and we'll being tHat snou'd D""l
- .vrrN man who IL DONG Wndt h'
uses iu do until ne has passed 'o"E
,...vo.d what u generally ''rIh."
U.,l1lc age. Like the newspaper h'"'
ne actor especially the comealan
must keep full OF pep as i"hG as Nv
rxpec.s 10 remain ON the Jpp' ''n'
.<.ufcsslUns may permit oi tnc u.N"',t
- middle age after ine HTSl nus" w
success. but can't imagine
porter or editor or actor holullh n,'
,.h once he lets dignity supersedc en-
yhI,giasr, and NV The same token the
wort of journalism and the Work "I
tho stage Is the greatest proStrNtF ~
ninth and enthusiasm IN my klo"'-
edge. ,.,,.o. ,,od
"From earliest boyhood | never hhI
anv ambition but 20 amuse. some "l
my efforts, especially in tn" carry haS"'
may have been very shh, Du' ,"'
sririt was always there, ana "hN
nav not assume that with the pass
,ng of the years and the cr"Wulhg w
rxperiences the comedy spirit mas
grown and ripeped? ,,.,
1T isn't middle age that worries US
are given to work with. II we are
successfuI-that is. II we are really
funny with nature ana art-enfh
wear brings just so many more o."
friends to greet us across the 100,
lights and also so many more W
nlease. For, remember. here Is
new generation Of theatreFoers every
few years. and so the circle grows.
Now a comedian should grow iun-
nier as the years pass, but 1t does
not follow that the librettist does
The latter may easily become Wrl.,en wiz,
ont while the former becomes smooth
or IN his methods. That's why 1t was
a pleasure to make my return to New
York in the Broadway Whirr when
Is the handiwork OF youthful auunofs
and composers.
"I'n admit that I'm over thirty.
In admit that I'm funny, but ] Will
NOT admit that I'm middle-aged. Tor
there amt any such thing