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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
CHOOSE BLACK AND WHITE
EARRINGS
gown by long ribbons.

"a EITHER hoop danglers nor PEN
~ dant danglers-in ear-rings-are
a quite so smart in fashions astima-
tom as rather small close-to-the-ear-
lobe ornaments in black and white.
These neat little earrings are noted
on the women who dress IN distinctive
and conservative taste and they are
about the only kind of earrings that
cannot be picked up in cheap ma
terials at a low price. Sometimes
these earrings are of onyx and pearl,
sometimes onyx is surrounded with a
ring of tiny diamonds; or a pearl CEN
ter may have an encircling ring OF jet
or onyx.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10

Only HopeIessly Straight Hair Is
Bobbed And The Curly Headed Las
sic Is In Her GIory-For Curls Are
Rack In Fashion.
color is added as part Of the costume.
Old blue is very becoming in millin-
cry if the eyes are blue; greens and
bright yellow or orange tones will be
best If the eyes are brown. Tearose.
apricot. cerise, plum, wisteria, are all
charming tints with gray or white
hair. And when you are without a
hat rely greatly on simple dark frocks
with a long. smart string of white
beads.
Hair nets make almost all coiffures,
except these of extreme youth look
smarter; but the me- is particularly
necessary when the hair belongs to a
woman of forty-five or over. After
middle age. and sometimes before: the
hair becomes uneven and straggly, and
short ends and wisps stray out from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10

rows of buttons made OF the white
crepe run from the collar down to the
sash, dividing little as they go down,
to give the effect of a jacket opening
over a vestee. This is a gay and
jaunty little frock and comes also in
gray with orange sash and in navy
with henna sash.
Many Frocks OF Sheer Linen
Many frocks for girlhood are of
linen lawn, sheer net with a crispness
that is ideal for summer days. One
Of the prettiesr models is illustrated;
a simple little Quakerish frock Of dove
gray linen lawn with demurs fichu
crossed in surplice fashion. This fichu
and the cuffs are of white organdy
with narrow frills. The hand-drawn
hemstitching on skirt and sash is a
distinctive detail Of this distinctive lit
tie costume.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09

of working his way through Har-
ward university, being graduated in
1907 and attending Harvard law
school for two years.
Encouraged by the managing ed
itor of a Boston newspaper for
which he had written special arti-
cles, Harris determined to abaon-
don the law for journalism. and at
the instigation of Booker T. Wash
ington. came to New York to start
a newspaper for his own race. He
founded and now is editor and own
er of the New York News, a paper
confined largely to colored people,
but covering the local field.
Two years ago he determined to
seek office as alderman from the
Harlem BLACK belt" He was
elected and his work for the inter
ests of his community earned him
reelection at the recent municipal
election.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
STRANGE OATH
ADMINISTERED
TO DEEMSTERS

Douglas, Isle OF Mantle ap-
pointment Of two new "deemsters,
or members of the legislative coun-
Gil of this island has just called at
tention 10 the peculiarities of the
ancient oath they take on the Bible
when assuming office. 1t reads:
by this book, and by the holy
contents thereof, and by the Won
derfnl works that God hath miracu-
lousy wrought in heaven above and
in the earth beneath in six days
and seven nights, / do swear that
will execute the laws of this is
land justly between our sovereign
lord the king and his subjects with
in this isle. and betwixt party and
party, as indifferently as the her
ring backbone doth lie In the middle
of the fish"
The Isle of Man, which is wen
known as a pleasure resort and is
situated in the Irish sea, has its
own legislature and is not bound
by any act of parliament, unless it
is specifically mentioned in them
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
WILL NOT PUSH
BL0xHAM CASE
Aerial Transportation Company
Gets Settlement and Says
@Act Was Mistake

Settlement has been made by r.
n. Bloxham, former manager OF
the Tri-City Aerial Transportation
company. with the company off,
Gals relative to the charge that
was brought against Bloxham of
having stolen Curtiss plane.
H. L. Brandenburg, president.
said today that everything had been
settled satisfactorily. as had been
promised by Bloxham when he was
brought from Chicago three weeks
ago after a two months search for
him
I'VE have no further quarrel with
our former manager and pilot" Mr..
Brandenburg said today. He has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
NO CLOSING OF
FIRE STATIONS
To MEET DRAIN
Officials Say Expense Of Double
Platoon Of Flremem Must be
Net Some Other Way.

Every fire station in the city will
remain open after Jan. l, regard
less Of the financial emergency TO
meet the demands of a new state
law that provides for double pla-
toon system for fire departments
In cities of this size.
Mayor Harry NJ Schriver and
Commissioner William H t1tZsim-
mons. the latter in charge of the
department of public health and
safety, announced this morning
that whatever happens, no fire sta
tons will be closed.
No announcement was made rela-
tive to plans worked out under
which demands of the new law Will
be met
The mayor. Commissioner F1tz-
simmons and Fire Chief August
Schmidt meet early next week TO
begin consideration of news work
ing shifts.
At present the fremen are on
duty at all times excepting one day
off in four. Under this system one
fourth of all the fremen are away
from the stations at all times. I'm
der the double platoon system
enough men must be added to al
low for adequate working shifts
with half the number of all city
firemen away from the stations at
all times.
Shift Problems.
This double shift is also a prob
lem that is to be given serious
thought In various places where
the double platoon system is in
effect some shifts are II hours on
duty and II hours off Other cit
les have a shift, one of 10 hours
and one of Il hours. The men
working II hours have the privi-
lege of sleeping. The shifts are
also alternated In some cities
the men work "a hours and are
of for "a hCGrr.
One Objectionable feature TO this
system is claimed to be the fact
that with "a hours off duty the
fireman often leaves the city for a
day and in the case of a big fire
requiring a general alarm many Of
the men off duty would not respond.
All he news all the time-The
Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
NEGRO SCORES
GOOD RECORD IN
VARIED CAREER

New York-From cattle boy to
city solon and newspaper publisher
travelling altogether ION hrs own"
this epitomiZes the career of John
W. Harris, the only negro member
elect of the New York board of al
dermen, which will be seated jan
uary 1.
Form in Topeka. Kansas, and
reared in the saddle on large cat
tie ranch, Harris easily felt the
urge for higher things. The little
circumstance of being broke did
not prevent him from coming east.
He worked his way. Upon his arri-
val, he also found ways and means
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09
FRDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-DECEMBER 9, 1921

settled all matters that were in
question to our entire satisfaction.
and we have been convinced that
the whole affair was the result of
an unfortunate misunderstanding"
At the time OF his arrest Blox-
ham said he left Aledo the latter
part of September with his me-
chanician to go on a ''barnstorm-
ing" trip regardless OF orders to
bring the airplanes back to its
hangar in Davenport. BIoxham
said the company owed him $500
in back salary and that at one time
he was forced to ask a company
official for 81 to buy something to
eat.
The pilot was represented in the
case by Lloyd Heth, assistant
states attorney in Cook county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09

All the News-An the Time
The Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-09

All he news all the time-The
Argus.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
POLLY WITH 4 PAST
 AT TIE ELKS SUNDAY

Polly With 2ast,' the new play in which Del $. Lawrence and Wilma Steck will make their initial bow this season to their Phoenix friends at the lIlks theater, starting Sunday, March 13, is rated one of the best of modern comedies. The co-authors were George Middleton and Gay Bolton, writers of many of the late successes, and the and David Belasoo.
 It is strictly modern comedy, with
 good opportunities for dress and stage
 settings and one of the plays in which every part is good The story is inter esting and at times absurdly funny. It concerns young man who meets girl of humble origin, Polly shannon clothes her with a shady past" and in troduccs her into the best society as his fiancee in order to make his real sweet heart jealous and hasten their mar riase. That the scheme does not ma terialize exactly as planned is because Polly proves entirely too attractive, an6
 the young man finds out that he really | cares for her, with or without a past. 1 Wilma Steck and DelS. Lawrence arc ! scheduled to arr we in Phoenix this morning and after q short rest vii plunge right into the final rehearsal> and put the production in splendid shape for Sunday afternoon. Seats foI the opening day are selling like the proverhial ''hot cakes" and the capac- ! ity Of the Elks ia going to be taxed tc
 inc utmost by Miss Stocks hundreds ot
 friends on Sunday afternoon and night
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
l. WARREN KERR|GAN
 COMES TOCOLUMBIA

The supreme lover of the screen, the idol of romance is here. That of course is J. Warren Kerrigan. The stars of the screen nearly all have a<specialty and Kerrigan's is romance and color full adventure. He is given plenty of both in "A White Mans Chance, which will be shown at Mauk's Columbia theater today only.
 The principal scenes of the story are laid in Mexico. where the things that happen to the husky hero are perfectly possible. MT. Kerrigan plays the part of a Spanish noble. In reality he is an American, but he takes up the romantic disguise to investigate the suitor of one Dorothy Charlton, a client of his Bos- ton law firm. Dorothy is about to mar ry a man who's not at all nice, and of course the hero stops that, as a matter of duty. As a matter of-well, some thing else,--he also substitutes man whom he can heartily recommend to his firm in Boston. Who that man is one can easily guess.
 Lillian Walker, of dimples, smiles and golden hair fame, is leading lady. The story is a screen adaptation of Johnston McCulley's story published in the Munsey Magazine.
 Starting tomorrow and for the bal ance of the week Zane Greys best story, Desert Gold,' will be featured at the Columbia.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Alr1an

heads slept. and she put new work on the problem, with the result that she went out and took the prize 'heH of the empire.
 At that she had some job getting the males to look at the marriage thing from her viewpoint Mabel Normand the comedienne. is entrusted with the part of the princess and she makes 9 lot out of the George Ade satire or fat and anti-fat
 It is a picture all are sure to like because it has so much of the humar appeal in it. The comedy is selected from the Christie fun films.
 The smallest screws in the world used by watchmakers, are so tiny that they look like dust
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

musical comedy has Phoenix had a better company than this clever ag- gregation. The management of the theater has builded a runway down from the stage to the parquet and the chorus takes a leaf from the book of the Ziegfield Follies company as it trips down the runway into the au- dience. i .ssssafS
 Tomorrow the bill changes com pletely. The new show is the Cut Glass Fly Swatter,n and the picture is
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Matinee at EIks

There will bc an exceptional treat for the regular mid-week matinee patrons of the Elks theater at 2.30 this afternoesn- for the offering is the Gil- nert, & Sullivan comic opera. "The Pirates of Penzance." which is being sung so beautifully by the Phoenix Opera club. The prices S9r this after noon win be the same as charged for the stock company.
 The production of "The Pirates oi Penzance' has demonstrated that there is exceptional talent in Phoenix. and when 1t comes to producing opera il must be admitted that T4ouis Gotts- chalk knows his business from tc Z" He has taken the local singers and with diligent work and careful re- hearsals produced the effect of a pro fessional production The entire per formance goes over with plenty o pep" the music is beautiful and tn, blending of voices superb. It is re
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Ramona

Today sees the final showing of Charles Ray in The Girl Dodger' at the Ramona It is one of the best pie lures that clever chap has done for Paramount and it found high favor at the home of fun during it's stay.
 With the, picture Miller and Wake field are differing for the last times today '"The Fur-Lined Bath Tub a comedy so full of laughs that it almost stops the show. Not in the history ot
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
George Walsh in ..The Winning Stroke.' It is ..some'' picture.
T he Hip

The Hip
 George Ade. famed for his humor, wrote The Slim Princess" which is at the Hip today and tomorrow in pictures. He took for his comedy theme the fact that slim woman in Turkey has about as much chance as a snowball in Yuma.
 The Turk in his normal state runs to fat He (craves fat. If he is to wed his aim is to have his harem headed by a nice fat girl, and the slim ones are the old maids of Turkey. This girl of whom Ade wrote so entertainingly was slim princess, but she had head that worked while some of the fat
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Gbe[llodter ENID BENNETT IS
 AT STRAND TO-DAY
DOINCS

The Strand today and tomorrow of fers a Paramount picture starring charming Enid Bennett. It is called .Silk Hosiery" Miss Bennett is seen as a model for a fashionable modiste, and while it. is dramatic love story with many heart tugs and lots of hu- man interest, it is perhaps most unique of creations in that it is veritable dress show.
 One of the scenes fin the center of the picture reveals a throne stage in the fashionable shop on which are dis played a number of models in turn, beautiful, girls. who pose in the several specialties of the smart shop. Creation after creation is revealed to delight the feminine eye and inspiration may be gAined from the smart froclSs seen in this sr1artest of smart pictures.
 Augmcnting the feature will be seen the ever-good Paramount magazine.
 Mis- Bennett will be seen but two --4s at the Strand. owing to the fact that the film is booked in coast city and must leave here Friday morning.
 Blue Bird
 This will be another special spot dance night at the Blue Bird. The feature will be the drawing for the big kewpie lamp doll This doll is a real work of art and Is the finest spot dance favor ever brought to Phoenix. It is one of the Rose O'Neil kewpies. with real hair, dressed in silks and lace. and holding over her curly head a pretty stand lamp with a tiny globe
 This doll will be one of the several dance favors given for the gift waltzes The waltzes at the Blue Bird are fa- nous, as tie music is so full of in spfration one cannot help dancing
 For Monday night the Blue Bird has announced another special. This time 1t will present a bungalow apron night Two handsome gifts will be awarded for the two best bungalow aprons.
 Much interest is also being mani tested in the St. Patriclx's day dance as it will bring to the Blue Bird unique favors and decorations. Every patror will be given a shamrock or some token of the occasion. Walter Willi, Powell is at work designing new decorative scheme for the night.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09

markable production, and will be re- peated tonight at SIS. Tomorrow night will be the final performance.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-02
PACKERS BEAT DEBORAH.
Big Five Basket Ball Team Beaten
by Score 81 TO % Before Crowd
of 500.

N the fastest game played on the
ArnoTy floor this season the DEBORAH
Big Five went down TO defeat at
the hands Of the famous HORNED
Packing Co. team al Austin, last
night. The packers" who have drop
ped only one game this season to
Broo kings, 5. d. were outclaSsed in
every department Of the game, fore
ing the DEBORAH quint to play de-
fenzive game at all times. These two
teams, both runners up for their re-
spectiye state titles give promise OF
some very exciting contests and
when they come down here the loca
fans can rest assured that the homt
boys will give them the most inter
esting contest ever seen on a ioca
floor. ~Horrie" Weiser played stat
game, rolling in seven field goals anc
nine free throws and permitting HI:
man only two goals from the field
Erickson was the stellar performer
for the Mortimer, and was clearly
the most dangerous man in th'
team.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-02
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Cuu-f Opened Monday. and Iadiczf-
lBnS New Point 10 Light Term.

Judge Tzybor opened the January
tern 81 The district court here On
NgBlzy. and various probate and
u-hsg matters have beer disposed q.
No igrT cases were ready for -rizl
End me 7z-y was DISCHARGED until
usE- MONDAY. The term bids fair 70
y 2 EEat one, q very few cases
seen ready tgr -risL Following are
same q TIE matters disposed Of:
STATE q Iowa vs. Everett Jezs.
On Recommendation OF county at
toE1sy- dismissed and costs taxed
against Martha Sorside, the prose
cE-zng witness
State of Iowa X Dela Bfinge.
EEas Dela Balner. Defendant plead
gully 70 assault, and vas fined $50
and costs
LA 0. Thompson Is. Ingeborg
QZaD1z1L W. VI. Allen appointed
guardian al Item. Guardian author
lzed and empowered 70 eeIl real g.
Lace- 2. 3. Bsrgezon, A. VI. Sherry.
and L 2. Wills appointed apprais
erz.
John Clarity rs. John D. Mullansy.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff
against defendant for 1895, in
rerzer on Sls5 Of said SIM at ; per
cent, interest OF balance at 6 PEI
cent
A 2. Becker Is, c. J. Jungemann
Settled.
H. Engbretson rs. Ole Severide
withdraw at defendants costs.
W. u. o'Brien vs. NJ. u. Moen,
Withdrawn.
T. Z. Kirkbride vs.. W. 6. Baker
Judgment in favor Of defendant for
$3.50, interest per cent from April
s. 1919. Atty. fee s9.S4 and costs.
A. j. Schiller vs.. ]. H. Schroeder
Dismissed without prejudice.
c. ]. Kuntz VS.. r. A. Kuntz ct al.
Default against all defendants. Judg-
ment against F. A. Kuntz and Flora
Knntz for s341Ls7. Decree Of for
closure and sale against all defend.
ants as prayed
| Pirenens Fund ms Co. vs.. VI. II,
,stesen. judgment against defendant
for SAT-. ~. -.
Billiard Bros vs. Hans Rude 5udg-
lsnent against defendant for siss.4o
Haxkeye Oil Co. vs.. Roy Z
Stewart Settled and costs paid.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-02
FINE SKATING RINK.
Opened by Prof. Moe Near Luther
College.

After two weeks of trial, the
skating rink above Tavenir's bridge
has been pronounced a success. Pro-
fessor Leonard Moe rounded up the
skating enthusiasts early in the win
ter and set about making a rink in
the center of the campus to the
northeast of the main building.
When the first thaw came after
Christmas, the rink went along with
it. Professor Moe not the least bit
discouraged by his luck but went
for the river and insisted that he
would have a rink even though there
was not sign of ice at the West
DEBORAH bridge Tavenir's dam saved
the situation, however, so that there
lis at present a fine rink in use.
Every afternoon hockey has been
the rule on the rink proper, and some
exciting games have been played.
For those who wish TO take their
exercise In 3 less strenuous way, the
hockey enthusiasts have cleared :
space below their rink. The whole
cleared space Is open 10 anyone wish
ing TO skate, both towns-pAople and
those from the college, II il could be
made more generally known that a
skating rink exists on the river De
low the college 50 that people from
town would come there 70 skate, il
would probably be possible for the
college men TO cooperate with the
Civic League in building a shelter
house and providing a small band
from the players at thei college Il
this cannot Re accomplished this
wear. the experience this year should
Al least prove that skating rink
j. . possibility in DEBORAH and steps
should ~ taken in time next year 10
insure : rink zs soon Is the river
freezes over. With the enthusiasm
started a. the College this year, II
/ uuite certain that steps viii be
taken early enough among the stu
dents next year. and then Il little
cooperation can be worked, skating
should be provided for al as long
* ths cold weather lasts
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-02
GAMBLERS FINED SATURDAY.
County Attorney Nelson Made a
housekeeping Here Last Satur-
day.

Spring housekeeping started lit
tie earlier here this year than usual
1t started last Saturday with the
cleaning up of the st. Cloud hotel
where rumors of gambling had beer
rife for some time past. The place
was raided Friday afternoon by
County Attorney ]. A. Nelson and
enough evidence was found which
kept Justice H. F. Barthell's court
busy most all day Saturday, and
when court adjourned twelve men
had appeared before the county at
torney and Justice Barthell and
plead guilty to gambling and were
assessed a fine of $50 and costs,
amounting to s54.95 on each.
Eight restaurant proprietors were
brought before Justice Barthell,
charged with operating punch boards
and candy rafiies. They all plead
guilty and were assessed fine Of
$1,000 and costs, amounting TO Sl4.-
90.
As a result nearly 500 was turn
ed into the school fund Of the coun-
".
The st. Cloud has been conducted
for some time past by A. G. Wick,
but he left DEBORAH during the holi-
days. and a young boy had been in
charge since. He was warned by the
Mayor last week about charges cur
rent about the place, and was order
ed 10 clean it out and not permit
any gambling TO take place there.
We understand he left town the next
dav. and the hotel was evidently left
10 operate itself. Then the county
attorney made the cleaning, and
since Saturday the hotel has beer
closed entirely, and all Is quiet and
serene in that quarter.
Dance halls have also oou1e UNDER
the ban ard public dances held IN
the future must be conducted N 81
orderly manner. Managers EUst pro
vide police supervision and see 70 L
tia. dancers eo151r1 themselves
properly IN every particular.