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Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
MANY WOMEN USE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

Bisbee women will be surprised at the INSTANT pleasant action of sim pie glycerine, buckthorn bark. etc; as mixed in Adler-i-ka One spoonful re- lieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel. It often ~eures constipation and pre- vents appendicitis. One lady reports herself CURED of bad case of bowel trouble and constipation. J. M. Ball. druggist, Bisbee; and in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
State YeOtnen Name Local Man Delegate
 To National Me ct

PHOENIX. April 13. - H. A. Davis of Phoenix. former state sena- tor. and E. D. Stinson of Bisbee, were elected delegates to the ma tional conclave of the Brotherhood of American Yoemen at the state convention of that order here today. Tucson was chosen for the next state gathering of the organization
 Officers for the next four years are as follows: State foreman. Fl. A.. Davis. of Phoenix; state corresponds ent. Mrs. Amanda MeGovney of Tue son; master of ceremonies. Bert Davis of Phoenix; master of ac- counts. G. B. Erownell of Don Luis: charlain, Mrs. C. c. Finlayson of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
Kid Lewis Defeated

NEW YORK, April 13. Augie Rather received the judges reeision over Ted (Kid) Lewis at the end of thelr 15-round boxing bout tonight. Rather received the judges decision weighed 152 1-2 pounds and Lewis IA pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
BOXING

Interest of local boxing fans is centered this week on the 15-round bout between Kid Palmer and Go rii'a Jones, scheduled for Sunday in Juare2, Chihuahua. The winner of the match, according to word receiy- ed from Palmer's manager. will be giTon 9 crack at Mike Gibbons in Juarez on May 2nd. Brewery Gulch opinions seems to tndicate that Palm CT has the edge on the Gorilla and should he be matched with Gibbons, o. S. French and several other local fight fans viii make up Bisbee party to attend the bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14

Word that Dutch" Meyers, the man who is credited with managing Bert Colima to top place in his class has been given a two-year sentence m government prison for violation Of the federal charge was received here yesterday. It is likely thss Earl Mohan, formerly Happy Woods man ager, will take charge of Colima' s affairs. Mohan Is now back in his o'd game. movie. acting, on the coast. but is reperted- tst be. seriously con sidering leaving tbst flicker world again providing he and Colima can come to terms.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
THE IDEAL PlANT
 FOR SHADY PLACES

Of all plants that bloom in late Spring and carly Summer, there arc none so colorful, so gorgeous in ther display of bloom as Cinerarias. When irlly rlatured plants arc liter ally Smcthcrcd in gigantic trusscs of brilliantly cciOrcd flowers. It is not uncommon to sec Cipcrarias in Ger mans special strain carrying as many as l50 flowers to the plant, some of which measure th-ec inches in diameter. stroag, healthy plants m Z-in. pots s doz. (Add 2Oc doz for postage and paclling)
 Get GcrmdiH'S Garden Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
ARE YOU STARVING
 LAWN AND PLANTS?

Don't forget your soil works 12 months of the year in the Southwest This deplctcs growing elements which nus; be supplied. Regular fecdings of Nuvida Fertilizer will work wonders with your lawn and garden IL Is far superior to animal fertilizers in that 1t does not con tain weeds, has no objectionable odor and is clean enough to handle. 100 lbs. S4; 50 lbs. SIPS; 5 lbs. Sl.25. (Sent express collcct.)
 Get GermGiH'S GardcH Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
A FEW BIRD NEEDFULS

It's q joy to batlc in glass bath housc--if you're gay young cau- ary. The warmth and privacy is appreciated and the bath greatly eu. joyed. White, enamel bird baths with glass sides Sl.
 Spratts Food with Egg ard Fruit is-a splendid conditioner fo csusrics at this season Package 2Sc.
 Baby birds develop more rapldl, if fcd Madam Shafcr's Ne,,I;nr Food. Package j5'. (Add Sc to a1- ot above for postage and packincb
 @ef Ceym1iHS GWdcR GKide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
NEW STRAIN OF EMMA
 HAS QullLLED PETAL. s

Magnificent" is the word to de- scribe them-for they are gorgeous III coloring, mammoth in size and most artistic in effect The beauti- fully quilled petals are often re- ite.ed, showing different color on inside. There's a world of beauty in 25f' packet or mixed colors.
 Al SeedS Are P0Stbaid
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
ASTEESf0R SH0W

Nothing Is more silowy f aster-particuiGriy if you plat, mains Giant Comet Branck;r strain. Petals are exQuisitely cr' and twisted. blossoms iinrncu size. CoicrS are the most dsli shades of crimson, flesh. law purple, rose, shrimp pink. white a.4a mixed. Entire collection of eight splendid varieties Sl.25, or 25f single packet postpaid
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
WOMAN DECLARES SHE AND "A OTHERS FORCED TO MARRY BY
 MEMBERS HOUSE OF DAVID

CHICAGO, Aprtil 13.-Declaring she had been forced with "A other couples to take part in a wholesale marriage ceremony while an inmate of the House of David" a religious cult at St. Joseph, Mich, Mrs. Hildd L. Hansel told her story to Judge Baldwin today in an effort to have her marriage annulled.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
WILL PREVENT MEETINGS

CHICAGO. April 13-FederaI Dis trict Attorney Clyne took action to- day to prevent the holding Of indigna- tion meetings by any of the 70 l. w. w. who. with William D. Haywood were denied new trials by the SUI preme court several days ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14

It FAfS , to grow your own on- ions. Ore and one-half pounds Of sets will produce 70 pounds of on ions. Selected Browns 25c To. (Add Sf for postage and packing.)
 Germain's Scarlet White Tip Radish adds zest to the meal. 1Oc packet, postpaid.
 Here's the largest lima ever grown-Germain's Giant Folded Lima Bean. It's mighty good eating and heavy producer, l5c packet.
 Germans Garden Guide is full of helpful suggestions on planting.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14

According to her testimony, all of the victims were forced to undergo the ceremony under threat of being marooned on an island in Lake Mich igan. She said she was given only four hours notice of the wedding. She said that since the ceremony. which took place five years ago, she had not left the House of David.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
NEW TYPE SPRINKLER
 MAKES DECIDED HIT

ls throws water all one way in a wide snr1y Ideal for sprinkling hedges, borders. etc. Made of dur. able bras5--Sl. (Add 5c for postage and paCSng)
 Gc' GrriaGiH'e Cayd,H Gi,ide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
SOME TIMELY HINTS
 0R CARE OF CHICKS

Attach {. Star Fount to an ordi us,- Mason jar and you have a sani- tary. VISIBLE container for grit. grain. oyster shell. charcoal. etc. Think of the convenience-then order a half dozen l5c each.
 Remember. white diarrhoea is your deadliest foc-and Lees Rem eey aever fails 10 come to the rescue. 26c and 52c.
 A few warm days--and lice will spring I'D by the millions to attack rour flock Vows the time to pre- pare Dust hens and nests with
 Powdcr--j0c and COG.
 ,N1 5' to any of above items for L7siaSc aHd pJCking)
 'ei termai'rs Garden Guide g
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14

BOISE. Idaho.' April 13.-Idaho and Oregon wool growers in session here today voted to store the 1921 clip un- til market conditions improve.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
the Land c Plentu

Your garden the Land O Plenty possibilities that you reand of Ge entertainment and the joy of Nature IL the ht-you
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14

and neck. They fes;ered and scaled over and were very sore. My face was a sight. I tried different rem edies bu; nothing helped me. l began using Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and after l had ned
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14

cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticrra Ointment I was com pletely healed. (Signed) Mrs. E. M. Goodwin. 1234 F St., Sacramento, California.
 When used for every day toiIe, purposes Cuticura Soap not only cleanses, purifies and beautihcs. but 1t prevents many little skin troubles Ii assisted by occasiOnalus of Cuti- eura Ointment to sootAe and heal. Do not fail to include the exquisitelv scented Cuticrra Talcam in your toilet preparations,
 Sample Each Free hy Mail Address: .'cutioura rah oratories, Dept H, Haleea zs, liaSs" Sold err 4sHS Cu,icu-a Soap slaves yyithou, -,-,,,,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-14
Mrs. E. M. Goodwin
 Tells How Cuticura Healed PimpIes

For aboutfour years Iwsstroubled with large, red pimples on my face
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06
Avoid unnecessary
changes

The Corn Exchange now your bankers. later
Trust Administrator.
June Goth, 1921
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
What of the Future?

is dissatisfaction with the
Republican evident throughout the Nation and
ocrat public inspection as IN
a "pitabe condition
their lot with the party of
Wilson wondering what the future
in their organization
them overnight but one that
the results of the municipal elections
In Indiana
registration 100000 voters the Democratic
this total having been
Republican for B. NJ Ralston This
showing admitted is "piable' one
election the lost at least half of its
adheren personality of the
ddates that
Democratic In
msmanagemen its affairs by
organizations fitted their tasks.
be said without
did either
the confidence of thousands OF
attracted the Democratic ticket
The organization speakers
Democratic fight for victory
that progressed
the organization has become enamored
Republican organization and has sought to favor
Republicans
The Democratic party
pagn method, a Republican S
until it provides which 1t
vigorous enough to attract attention
wiIne a direct
their and limit both its
the propaganda that
circulated n community.
militant Democratic
ready
divisions the the majority
controlled
Democratic Republican
repeatedly that they ave neither the ability the
o
their the
of majority rather than minority positions?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
A Desirable MOUe

will undoubtedly make
appear policy
department pocewomn
fail avail himself these puaes He is however
pcewOmen without
by omen
nonng
the country we'll
obligations
pocewomen Gradually the female
Eventually
constituted branch police
observer police Indianapolis
that other abuses growing steadily.
which blood"
without
result that the police
protection
their
being thankful
privilege and suppression of vice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

comedy lines regarding his experiences in
France.
He then introduces number of sol
diers from TT. Benjamin Harrison in a
prolog in which the casualty lists of
the divisions shown i'm the movie are re
lated
This paves the way for the beginning
of the official war pictures of the United
States Government. These moving pie
lures show the actual work of the Amer
lean soldier in real battle. The value of
these pictures is that they were not made
on a studio location, but were made in
France, not acted, as real battle was go
ing on. The picture has been so as
sembled so as not to show too much of
the gruesome side Of war. When n man
falls in these pictures, he actually has
been injured.
There were several former service men
in the audience who recognized scenes
and people in the picture They were in
vited by InglestOn to speak right up and
tell the audience about these scenes and
they did
The movie shows the activity of Indi-
ana fighters during the war and drives
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

Trevor, Henry Stephenson, Earle Foxe,
william Rosellle, Tyrone Power, Mile.
Dazzle and many, many others.
1.-THE Black Panther's Cub was sug
gested by a poem, "Faustine," by Al
gernon Charles Swnburne.
We are going to rely upon synopsis
contained in a folder concerning the
story. 1t is stated as follows;
"A famous courtesan conducts n mag
nificant gambling house frequented by
the elite of Paris. She is named Eaus-
tine, more often the Black Panther, on
account OF her avariciousness and love
of pompOus display and power.
Finally, her star sets, she is closed
out by the police, and to Give, Earl of
MaudsIey, she entrusts her baby daugh-
ter born in wedlock with n country gem
tleman. The child is reared in luxury
in an English estate and grows TO WON
anhood.
"Sir Marling Grayham, believer in
heredity, loves her, but fears to propose.
Her adopted father dies and the son
and daughter face creditors of a wasted
estate. Hampton Grayhom proposes n
way out of their difficulties.
MARY is coerced into posing as Faus-
tine. and by reopening her mothers old
establishment the trio hope to replenish
their empty exchequer.
Count OrlOff becomes infatuated with
Mary and decoys her into an Apache
den, where he attempts an assault. 4
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
The Hughes Proposal

sincerity of the United of
doubted
sight that of relieving
maintaining topheavy fighting equipment
United
of
either built building,
This carried
ment this similar
rather than
the end of the
Britain
agressive would relieve
built
will of
combination would
possible believe
The big thing subject
night sort for consideration by the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

daughter
oh. that stuck-up English family
would have nothing to do with Norma.
They just tolerated her. but they did
take her money. They hated pork, but
loved gold.
Sweet Norma teaches this bunch of
stuck ups dandy lesson in the end.
They learn that even the daughter of a
hog king can be true blue. ! can forgive
Norma for about everything except the
"thrrlble grammar" that child does
sling in English society. Really, it isn't
Norma's fault it is the fault OF the title
writer.
Norma loves her English lemon of a
husband. and in the end she makes a
real man of him. All the juice can be
squeezed out of a lemon. you know.
Miss Norma has sort OF female VIII
litm Hodge role in this movie. She is
as beautiful as ever and I liked her ev-
cry minute, tRut. oh. her. language .
She teaches that English family a les
son or two Just like William Hodge did
certain nobility in The Man From
Home"
The east is good. direction is competent
and photography is better than good.
Have bunch YOU will enjoy The
Wonderful Thing" / did still am
couceited enough to think we sometimes
like the same thing.
Al the Circle all weekly. D H.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

Nazimova's Camille is Greenwich
Village version of a famous play.
Since the Nazimova production 0f-ECa-
mile" was revealed in New York there
has been much discussion garding-the
value of IT. :.
When l saw Camille" at Loew's yes
terday afternoon | realized that NaA-
nova has given screen patrons something
to talk about There will be vast dlner-
ence of opinion regarding Nazimova's YER
sion of Camille"
At the very beginning, she admits that
her version is a modern one-rlght up
10 the last mfnue. She has seen MT Ior
some unknown rea son to make her ga
mile a sort OF Greenwich. Follles Gre
ature-au paint and powder The orig
inaI Camille lived at n certain perlou
Of the gay night fife. in Paris, according
70 the decree Of the author. Alexander
Dumas. Camille to be Camille, that Is
the Dumas Camille, must live in her orig
inal period. Dumas Camille does not
live in 1921. Greenwich Village ga :
mile may. exist but not the Camille OF
Dumas.
That's the trouble with Na2imova's eX-
otto. weird. colorful. extravagant, super
sensitive and over indulgent Camlle-i'
is TOO modern, too much. of the Greeh-
vich Follies atmosphere. Dumas "a
mile is a pathetic creature, indeed .she
is heart touching child OF rate. a
woman with a soul but whose nesh Is
too weak to protect life's most precious
gem. Dumas Camille in the last chapter
is a broken womsn. spiritually morally.
financially and even mentally. Yet she
Is woman who has paid the price. ou-
mas Camille compels one to sympatnize
with her. ~.
Not so with Nazimova's Camille OF
mower and paint. of poses and furry halr'
Her Camille could live only in an over
heated greenhouse Nazimova fails TO
give us Dumas Camille. She has given
us a Nazimova Camille. I am very FOND
Of Nazimova. both on the stage and the
screen but it is time that she stop posing
and act There is too much scenery
about Naximova these days. Too much
purple and red and not enough OF the
lily white
Nazimova could hare made Camille
the picture Of the year. As it is, Ca
mile" is only just one of many. In
deed it is a most lavish production.
wonderful photography, wild parties,
lingering kisses, weird half gowns and
the like It's Greenwich Village not
Dumas Paris
Nazimova has invited this criticism be-
cause she has attempted to impersonate
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14


one of the most discussed characters Of
the stage. If she had called his movie
Sally of Broadway MY verdict would
be different. Insteads she hrs decided to
do Camille" and her-Camilie is'no more
Dumas than a snow storm is an attribute
of summer day in Indiana.
The supporting cast is as good as
4azimova will let them be- Rudolph
Valentino, he of 1.-THE Four Horsemen"
fame, is cast as Armand, CamilIe's lover.
He struggles to do the right thing, but
Nazimova will not allow him to be a
Dumas Armand He must be a Green
witch village lover
The production is typically Nazimova-
as wild as one could dream OF in the
widest dream. Even the windows of
Nazimova's Camille home are round.
Round windows? Yes. 49,. ...r
Nazimova is a great artist, but she
must be held in check .s
This is my opinion. You may enjoy
Nazimova as Camille. That is your
grand and glorious privilege | may be
all wrong according to your idea. Who
can tell?
camille remains on view all week at
Loew's State.-W. D. H.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
MONDAY.

II can't see why you are hesitating
about letting Helen join the dancing
class that Mrs. Chaplin and those other
women are getting up this winter" said
Mr.. Hooper, as he and Mrs Hooper set
tied down for half an hours chat in the
living room after Roger and He.en had
bade their parents good night. You were
very keen about It in the spring when she
started with that other teacher
But the way Mrs Chaplin is planning
this will make il very much more ex-
pensive," replied Mrs Hooper, land you
know that we had to consider very care
fully before when Helen started those les
sons as to whether we could spare so cents
a week from our advancement allowance
Of So a week, and as I understand it. the
arrangements Mrs Chaplin is making
will limit tibet class to a comparatively
few, and viii cost each child dollar a
lesson"
And you figure that a dollar a week
for Helen is out of the question: OBJ
served Henry.
at seems quite so,' answered Mrs
Hooper. especially in the present state
Of our finances and with the doctors bill
10 pay L uOu reel DIS II L WOulu Dt JubIA-
fed in doing it,
81 suppose the doctor hasn't sent his
bill yet" said Henry.
mo. he hasn't" retOrted Mrs Hooper
land if it doesn't come very soon I shall
be sick worrying about it. If I only
knew how much 1t was going to be I'd
adjust to meet it, but I hate this uncer-
tainty of not knowing just what 1 will
be called upon to get together
why don't you ring him up and ask
him to send it," inquired Henry. That's
what you do when the electric light and
telephone people don't send your bills
on time. isn't t."
II thought of that today when I was
trying to puzzle out some way to let
Helen have those dancing lessons" Mrs
Hooper replied, but l thought I'd wait
another day or two because l don't be-
lieve one hurries up the doctors as You
do the gas man."
Haven't you some surplus in your
advancement account?" asked Henry
I'VE haven't had any expensive amuse-
meut and nothing but the newspapers
and the church contribution comes out of
that does it?'
Not usually responded Mrs Hooper
but you know since Betty's illness I've
had To use nearly all the balance each
week Tor medicine and necessities for her
sick room so that my surplus in that
I department is only about thirty dollars.
/ Well what are you going 10 do with
that" queied Heury. Cant you use
some of that for ITelen's lessons:"
Il could" replied Mrs Hooper. Eek
| Cept I'm figuring to pay that on thc
doctors account"
! But I thought his pay was to come
/ out of the savings budget. where yol
must have over $50, was Henry'S puzzled
/ Tejoinder.
-"Doctor bills are supposed to come on
OF the money set aside for Advancement.
persisted Mrs Hooper, and If I touct
that savings account il cuts into the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory

When little Soaphy SoaPsudS-
It's very sad TO tell
Was leaning from her window
Into the street she fell
She slowly drifted down aud down.
In colors gay and bright
Until she hit a trolley car.
And then she busted quite
And this happened in Soapbubbe Town.
New Mother Goose Land. And wasn't IL
strange, PusS Junior was on The trolley
car the very trolley car on which little
Soaphy fell. You see, our little traveller
had left his good gray horse in the coun-
try, for he had gone lame. and so russ
WAS obliged 10 continue his journey on
foot.
But after awhile he had come 10 the
trolley line and had boarded a car. and
when he reached Soapbubble Town little
Soaphy SOapsuds and all her neighbors
were leaning out of windows to see the
son Of the famous Puss in Boots.
"Oh. dear me-" sighed fuss Junior.
/ Little Soaphy Soapsuds has come to the
same sad end that Humpty Dumpty did. e
And then on went the trolley car with our
little traveller. and by and by they came
to the end of the line. and Puss go. off
or course he was now in the country.
and there were few houses TO be seen.
but Puss was used to lonely roads and
deep forests, so he trudged along wills
Ting merry tune, for he knew how to
whistle by this time as well as a canary
bird And after while he came to 4
stile, and there stood a funny little map
with a fishing pole.
Good day, Mr. Fisherman" cried PrSs.
touching his cap like n soldier. The little
man looked up and smiled. And how
Is my good Sir Cat?" he cried. and then
he took little silver fish out of his
pocket and handed it to Puss
Cats are fond of fish. l know. for GER
tain" laughed the funny little fisher
man.
You are right, my good sir" said
Puss land with your kind permission
will eat this tender little whale" and in
few minutes Puss wiped his whiskers
with his pocket handkerchief, which goes
to show you that the little whale had
disappeared down our small travellers
throat.
asked the fisherman.
81 am on my way to see my father, the
famous Puss in Boots" answered Puss.
"COme with me-" said the little man.
"for it is on your way, and we can talk
while we walk. and that will make the
miles seem shorter" SO PusS went along
with his new friend and in the next story
you shall hear about the old woman who
lived under a hill-Copyright 1921.
ITO Be Continued.)