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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07
HUGE FoReERlEs TRACED

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The value of liquor covered by forged withdrawal
 permits discovered in the office of Charles R. O'Connor, federal prohibi- tion enforcement director, has risen to $2,250,000, he announced here to- day. Forgeries found total 116 and the investigation is being continued.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07
"Suds''

Mary Pickford in "SudS" has as usual surrounded herself with cast of unusual talent and spared neither time nor money in securing players exactly suited to the roles. This pro- duction will be the feature at the Ly- ric theatre today
 Prominent in her support Is Mime. Rose Dione, for long time one of the leading members of Sarah Bern hardt's company in Paris and who since the outbreak of the war has ap- peared in French dramas at the French Theatre in New York, and more recently came to California to appear in the silent art
 Mme. Dione's screen debut was iu The Secret Garden" and recently she appeared in '.The Luck of the Irish. Mme Dione is as yet unable to speak fluent English which makes her es- pecially suitable for the role of the excitable French proprietress of the hand laundry in the slums of London where Mary. as Amanda Afflick. is the slavey
 The principal lead-the .possessor of the shirt upon which this story is founded, is Albert Austin, an English comedian of note, who for the past four years has been prominent in all of Charlie Chaplin's productions. and was loaned by the world famous com edian to Miss Pickford for this pro duction.
 Harold Goodwin, who scored such a success in support of Miss Pickford in The Heart of the Hills" is also seen in Studs" as Benjamin Pillsbury Jones. master of transportation for the laundry. his occupation being to drive the dilapidated old nag Laven. der. attached to the wagon in which the laundry is delivered about the Soho district of London.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07

Hey Kid: Yesterday | saw this line in The Review 789OS 123) 'La:;THL,$ X 4. l oouidn't make it jibe with the rest of the story. Is that Afehanistanese or Sanskrit, and what does it mean?
 Pensive. Dear Pensy: Nope, it's neither; it's just 'pie-line.' The only thing it means is that somebody stuck his head in the composing room, maybe. and yelled: Hey, who wants to go to Naco?" and one of the linotype operators got so exicted his fingers fell all over bunch of keys on the linotype and set that line up before he regained consciousness. Dear MT. Underwood: am a young maiden of 56 and am looking for a gentleman friend. am awfuiy fond of high school or univer- sity boys. Please tell me what school ! should move close to where l might have some luck in getting an affinity. | am lnciosing a photo of myself.
 Abigail. Abbie Old Thing: After looking at your photo closely I am sure you'd have good chance if you'd move near some school for the blind. Listen Kid
 What is the population of Agua Prieta? Bevo Bill Bevo Bill: Please be more speci- fic. Do you want the figures for s o'clock in the morning of 10 o'clock Saturday nights?
 Mr. K. Underwood: ! think this town is very unique. Please tell me who laid it out? Anxious. Listen AnX: Bisbee wasn't laid out it was hung up. Dear Sir:
 What IS the best method to adver- tise regarding a wife?
 Lonesome. Oh Lonesome: Do you want to get q wife or rid of one? Dear Kid:
 Oh what is so rare as a day m June? Curios. Dear Curious: Lots of things. frin- stance:
 X fur-llned bathtub.
 A man who can interpret the state gambling laws correctly.
 A case Of real old stuff X Douglas man who believes the county seat ought to stay in Tomb stone
 A Republican who didn't say: Just what | told youi" after the election. A Democrat who will admit he vot- ed for Harding. Dear Kid:
 am music lover and wonder fl you are, too. Are you fond of Meyer beer? Soprano. Dear Soprano: Y'bctcha, Where can we get some?
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07

at Tuesday night police
  which of returning good evil
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07
A WOMAN'S REASON.

Ebb-Why don't you wear calico any more?
 Flo-Oh. just hate to sec myself b print t-COrnell Widow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07
Just Passin' The
 Time Away
FOOLISH LETTERS
 AND AWFUL ANSWERS

Dear Kid:
 Yesterday l saw signature on the Copper Queen Hotel register; the best could translate it was MMWWnnWwmmnn." Who is she or he? Shorty.
 Shorty or Scout: Sorry. I can't tell you; but she, he or it registers there about six times every day.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07
"Red Hot Dollars"

How much work would you get lone during the day if your sweet heart were your stenographer? Char lie Ray tries it in his new picture. Red Hot Dollars" amusing screen lovers at the Eagle theatre today and Saturday and Central theatre Sunday, md the experiment is far from sue cessful. He finds it extremely diff cult to think, of business only while she's around and he's just as we'll satisfied when her father patches up an old business quarrel and she doesn't have to work any more.
 T understand now what woman means when she says she won't be dictated to-" says Charlie. and even in the picture it's hard to keep your mind on your letter-writing when the typist is fluffy headed lit. tie beauty"
 Youll agree with him after you see Gladys George as the stenographer. Red Hot Dollars presents MT. Ray in 9 characteristically youthful part. He stars as young machinist in a foundry, saves his employers life and becomes his protege. and finally wins 9 pretty girl and makes peace be- tween two ancient enemies. It is a thoroughly enjoyable Paramount Aircraft picture.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07
kNAHTs OF pYTHIAs

W. F. JEWELL. c. c.
 W E McCAILUM. K of R. 6
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07

SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Successors to Knights and Ladies ot Security Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellows' hall at 7:S0 p. m. Visiting membera cordially invited. ARNOLD SCHMlD, Financier, Box 34S3, Lowell. sRoThERhoop or AMERICA
 YEOMAN
 Richard l., Homestead ssb, meets s-ooad and fourth Tuesdays at ola rN thian Castle. visitiax Arcners ara cordially inv,Seo.
 } R.'J. RATCLfFFE, Foreman &. D. sTINSON, Correspondent sox tksa peces Red 1aA
 R F. HANCOCK, Presi6o..-,
 Box Is4S, Bisbss. LOLA DEvINE, Acting Secretary,
 Box PISS, Bisbee. or the SS.000, 900 900 of money in tue country approximately S550O,. aAaaaa
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07

tue country approximately S5.50O,. 0O,0QO is in circulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-07

Dear Kid:
 am a music lover and wonder Il you are, too. Are you fond of Meyer: beer? Soprano.
 Dear Soprano: Y'bctcha, Where can we get some?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
HOUSE rfrfRs At rrG
suoo THEATRE rruRapsv

The intislhls reuef.- : uold~ya
picture. coming 10 the sasE theatre
Cor tuo days. beginning Thursday.
ls q slfonk drama b. Charles Kenyon
sHshoF n the famesa American PLAY.
'klndllns- II Il essentially . siofy
ot tho regeneration II = former
thief. bat emphasizes the difficulties
that bis wlte unduFEocs rather than
N" underworld activities ~ gangs
tors
Irene Rich. a. hls ~lfe. reveals
How depths in poFlfayIhK paIHos and
N" sacrifices u = mother aha pre-
teu 10 paH ~llh her infant rather
than 80 her Kfow ap 10 learn that
hrr father was thief. House -.
lsrs a. tho reformed crook. Who IL
bounded BY the secret polics. Eiyes
. maniy and fomsnilu performance
that uIil add 10 hls prestige A. one
of the moai appealing leading mon
now on tho screen. This Il his first
appearance In a Goldwyn picture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
ALICE LAKE PLAYS
PICTORIAL TWINS

A romantic lore story with . de-.
cldedly nos twlst y that portrayed
In The Infamous Miss nrvell.' star
rins Alirr Lake. which Wednesday
comes TO tho AusE theatre IN her
latest picture Mlna lake appears a.
pictorial i~lns In her representation
~ Julian and Paula Ilsscll.
beside giving tho youthful Metro
star . rolr which furnishes her many
opportunities 10 display hrr origin.
all,y. The Infamous Miss Rsscli"
brings 10 the screen quartet of
children Who have won quite
juvenile reputation for themselves
IN other productions. They are stan.
ley Gos,hals. Frances Carpenter. May
Garaci and Geraldine Condor. and
form tho small but very important
r~anoha for the somewhat tangled
love affairs Of their blg sister.
The story deals With the adsen.
lnros of julien Rovell Who becomes
nnne TO q wealthy old man and
earns the bitter cnmlly of bis heirs
when she u left his fortune With
the result that shc becomes tho
victim OF q strange vengeance. In
the supporting cast are Cullen lands
aud Jack., Saunders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
To Pursue Busy
Program Is Plan
Of A. l.. Unit Here

Activities for 10 American Legion
Auxiliary units ~ outlined At the
first national convention. held In
Kansas city. have becn approved by
the local unit. Mm. Blanche u. Free.
man. unit president. has announced.
tn" Announcement aiaioa that The
local unit wlll strive 10 assist In
the carrying ont 81 the following
program:
To assist he Legion In taking the
proper care of every sick and
wounded veteran of the world war
by looking M relatives of heroes
who paid the sacrifice. and esinb.
fishing fire. employment bureaus for
oKsorvsc men and women. same
to be under the control ~ legion
posts and their auxiliarioa.
by lelplng the Legion 10 develop
the pubic sense of obligation 90 the
men and their families stlll suffer.
ing from tho effects Of the world
War and keeping ever at this task
until the very last ache and paii
Of heroes have been cured.
To bear In mind at all times ani
In all things that the American
Legion Auxiliary stands for true
AmerIcanism In schools. and In all
cormoon interests and desires to
help build a constructive program
Of education and social work to that
o1d.
To make personal visits to various
members Of the auxiliary unit. there.
by lending the one priceless clement
Of success-pe personal interest.
To take an interest in Boy Scout
and Camp Fire Girl movements.
To encourage community singing.
To concentrate on organization
and hospital relief and otier acti-
vltIes Of service to all service men
Of the world war.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

ls over sli ne uofid And The hero
s = shild
Thsnk Goi fuF children OF
such l. The klnEdom u heaysn- Il
d . in 10 dlsspralnt = child. Thea
n must plsass 0ei shsn 10 male
The chllden happy
4 there % child IN yoaf hons.
maybe lheFr ls one aa yauf doof.
sirR waiting fos yua 10 b. lis saint
On Christmas eve. There are oeFtaln'
" some there in tho street They
aFr lootins a the snYs IN the win'
dos ~lih uistful faers. and wonder
lnF uhai the lover n The children
siil hfinE them. 4 i tonF time 20
play. and huatla are ttumps
What = traE~iy Il = single child
IN your ioun should have Christmas
come and 80 Nlthoal an ectlaey'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
soARs HEAD AT CHRISTMAS
tnelsei Custom which ls Nos Ne.
llsvsd 10 be Observed oab 81
oford University.

bringing IN the boafs head n
Yulciidr IL not celebrated widely IN
Greai britain to-day. and probably
The only place where II survives ~lth
omrthlnE Of lia old time glory l.
ol-rns college. Oxford rnlscraliy.
IN. custom il believed 10 ante.iaie
Christianity. IN fact. u said 10 have
rum. doWn 70 EnEliahmea from the
Dmids. the Detroit News recalls
frcya. goddess II peace aud plenty.
vas always represented as riding
boar. and the Druid priests are be-.
lieycd to have made yearly sacri.
flces Of boars 10 this divinity In
order 10 win her good viii.
Al Queens the procession Of the
boars head forms in the buitery. A
soloisi. who usually Is a former
student Of the college. heads the
line. Behind him march two or
three broadshouldered youths who
bear the boar's head. mounted on
silver salyer. In the old days the
head weighed as much as eighty
pounds.
Flags and pennants OF the college
flutter about the head. which Is
crowned with gilded sprays Of rose.
mary. bay. laurel and other ever.
greens. A lemon or an orange. the
old Morse symbol Of plenty. IL placed
between the tusks.
Behind the bearers of the salver
march the surplIced men and boys
OF the choir and the organist In
robe OF an { ford doctor of music.
On dais at the end of the dining
hall the provost and the principal
guests stand The provost says
grace in Latin: the call TO dinner is
sounded with trumpets through the
cloisters and the procession starts
through the cloiters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
WHEN HEARTS ARE TRUMPs
Tragedy II Child Should Have Christ
mas Come and Go Without
an Ecstasy.

II you have no child OF your own,
you must borrow or beg one for
Christmas eve; for 1t is the time
when the world lights its happiness
with a child's Joy, writes DIR. James
J. Vance in the Illinois State Journal.
Only q child may have the right
Of way on Christmas eve. II you
do not stand in with the children
you must stand aside.
1t is the hour when the world
makes cradle its shrine; when not
only wise men from the east, but
grown ups from all points Of the
compass slip down over the hills of
memory toward childhood's dawn,
saying under their breath: I'VE
have seen his star in the east and
are come to worship him."
What a wonderful thing is this
yearning of the old world for the
happiness of children that climaxes
at Christmas The better side Of
human nature comes to the front
We throw off our cyincism Mean
ness is shamed into generosity, and
for a little while on Christmas eve
the tightwads of earth have look
in on paradise.
Was there ever sweeter eager
ness, holier joy, more heavenly
anticipation, than that which all
through the house is felt on Christ
mas eve? Everyone is thinking Of
making somebody happy. The deli
cious secretiveness of it intensifies
the thrill. Care is forgotten. Ex-
pectation is ringing the bells. Peace
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
ORIGIN OF TIE WORD YULE

Many explanations are given Of
the origin of the word Yule. One
OF the most probable is that II is
derived from the ancient Gothic
word, giul or hiul, the origin of our
word wheel. The Yule festival is
said to have received its name from
being the turning point of the year
when the sun apparently turns
back from the south and begins to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
THE GREAT EMOTIONAL STAR
PAULINE FREDERICK APPEARS
At suoo THEATRE monpAy.

Pauline Frederick appears ai the
suKK theatre. beginning Monday. for
Two days IN her newest nc Pictures
Corporation production. The stlnE
u the LASH IN which she h nup.
ported b. a strong east including
such well.tonwa player a. clyde
Fillmore. I.lonrl nelmorc and others.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

n is en- nc Pictures Corporation
prodsciion aud ~as written especial
y fof the noted star sho appsafs N
tho leading role. The bIksesi of
III Tho hlE moments IN the prcdue'
ton ls tho episode In which the
ulfe iakes . lash and whips The
husband 10 the point u exhaustion.
Thon shp iishis through bitter
monlhs and finally reclalms him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
wAs ovss At ortnA.



i.fis. pce. - me waf ls ever
81 least. ss far - the opera is ron
oofnsd The confession granted 10
mafe males duFlnr Tho saf and
since the afmlafle u appearing AZ
the opera without the iine annoFei
full evening dress has been with.
drawn. The management considers
that the unusual snrlslinna u dress
woFn BY the men Waa a iaulns noss
IN the place aiNaYn famous for The
hfllllanoo n the toliettes wufn hy
tho audience Some ~ the men Inok
advantage ~ tho concession and ~.
rsawi IN tw.cdn and even KulilnK
suits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

fsd In msny pFoiueiioas. Her name
Is jusnlia iloFisa. bot uhsn Fhs ~ss
discovered BY % ~ 0Fifnlh. be
changed u for stage purposes 20
iisssls Love IN The swamp Miss
Lave has one 81 the mos, dramatic
roles ln her career
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
BUCK Josfs At suoe
TO-DAY IN ria LATEST

iiact Jones is here today ., tho
saxs theatre with pretty Helen Fer
Euson a. leading woman. q. Ray
mond Nye a. william and Norman
eeihy toihrFwlse Kld Mccoy. noted
ukrunlllsll Az IN Ilark'a latest
william fox production. To q Pin.
ish." Il should bc ~oFth uhlln. for
Hack ioncs IL on- ~ the mast pop'
uisr acmcn stars ever presented
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

ssf sseh evening farther 10 The
nauh uhIn IN June u Eoes dovn a.
most In the northwest. IN the old
eios almanaos ~ the middle ages
whsel ls the device used ios mafh'
lnE Yuielids ~ Christmas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

Chlckasha. Okla. M. 4.
Dear Stanta Claus:
have been a good little glrl. am
years old. This Christmas want
you TO bring me n baby doll with
sleepy eyes and bobbed hair. and
n little piano and anything else you
want TO bring. BE sure and don't
forget me. From.
L. c. SMITH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
A LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS.

Dear Santa Claus;
Please send me pretty sleepy
doll and a doll bed, and a little ce.
tar chest to keep my doll clothes in
and some nuts and candy. love
you dear Santa.
DOROTHY SKIDM0RE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
a LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS

Chlckaaha. OKLA.
December 10.
Dear Santa claus
uani you 10 bFinr me some
fruit and nuts and ALL u you are
aDle br'rr mo q writing desk. but
IN BE- saiisfiei II you don't A story
book or nnythlng you have. Ny
little cousin il visiting me and she
wants a doll.
Good bye.
LAURA DAWSON.
e2S choctaw ave. Chlckasha. OKLA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
South Sixth street.
A. LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS

Chickasha. Okla.
December 10.
Dear Santa Claus:
We are so glad II Is Christmas
again. You are all ways 80 good
TO us. We want bed room suite
for our dolls. They are about IS
inches long. And some good story
books. BY by. ga
III Roy and Armetine Handy.
1907 South Fourth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

LON cHANEY. whose remarkable
performance In "The Penalty" will
20 down IN the history OF motion
picture production as an extraordina-
~ physical as we'll as histronic
achievement, plays the lead In Ace
OF Hearts," a Gouverneur Morris
picture. coming TO the Sugg theatre
soon. This is the third picture made
by Goldwyn In which CLANCY has
played, and II marks one of his
biggest successes since "The Mira.
Gle Man"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

sEssuE HAYAkAwA. who plays
the role Of Wang. the huckster. In
"The SWamps." wrote the story
which IS said to bring the most per.
fccily human role. with the finest
display Of human emotions ever seen
on the screen. He Is a graduate OF
the University Of Chicago. wnere he
wrote a number Of oneact plays
which we're produced with success
lie recently wrote a three-act drama
for the japanese Stock company.
San Francisco.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

Tho Dutch parliament Ia consider
ing n Is per cent duty on imported
cigarettes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
WHO'S WHO IN THE mowrs'

House Peters has perhaps more
~ an International flavor about him
Than any other prominent man of the
screen. AR. Peters Il English born
but has lived IN Australia. South
Afrlra. canada and finally the Unit
ID States ll.fote coming to this
country hls acting vas confined
solely t. the stage. aud for zone
time he appeared In the spoken dra.
ma in New York Later he went
west 10 California aud entered pic.
lures. lie Is one Of the highest sal.
aricd players In the industry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

BESSIE LOVE, who plays oppo-
site Sussie Hayakawa In the R-C
picture, "The Swamp" which was
written by Sussie Hayakawa, is star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

The floating steamship safe is a
Dutch invention.
, 1921-10-15

earth. We stood looking a. them
for a long time and they twtnklcd and
danced TIL Il made me dizzy. I fell
asleep. but didn't know II. and waa
Weakened pretty Don By . voice that
made me ehfver- II was 4 SOFT voice
but I knew II could not belong TO a
person I looked I'D and saw that the
voice came from a star. 20. white
man 70 away from the tsmpie' There
Il a Hindu priest IN h temple. whom
n you so near. VIII use you IS a sac
rificc. Fly. with my large bright eye
I can see all things. so white man"
I ran. Mary. and left -he temple Just
In time. The next day was a day for
sacrifice IN the Hindu temples. U ]
should owe have know 81 Il the
talking star had not told me-"
That Is n splendid story. Uncic
Henry. and Whenever I see h stars
twfnkling like they did the other
night I shall think. In fun. like Bob
bic Toes that the stars are trying to
talk.
, 1921-10-15
UNITED STATES PRODUCTION.

According to census reports the production of the
United States for the year 1920 reached the stagger.
ing total OF sea, 900, 900. o00.. An average Of BLOB
200 wnge earners were employed last year in the 289,
768 manufacturing establishments Of the country,
whose capitalization totaled $44,67s.911 ,0o0. It was
In 1890 that Mckinley wrote his protective tariff law.
A ( that time our population was 5000, 900. Today
It is about 110,o00,oo0. The policy carried out by
Mckinley then is the policy to which the Republican
party cleaves now and under Il the production of the
United States has grown until It totals $1,000 per
capita for every man, woman and child in the United
States during the days the Mckinley bill was being
framed.
There are free traders who still talk Of surrender
ing this vast market to the exploitation of foreign
producers. Our domestic exports IN 1cs0 totaled ST.
600, 600. leaving a total Of $55, 900, 000, 900 worth
to be disposed Of in the home market. The aftermath
of war had SO handicapped European competition as
to act as n proxy for a protective tariff, and yet we
imported in excess Of 5000, 900. 900 worth of goods
that year. Under a continued policy of free trade and
the restoration Of normal conditions In Europe. this
enormous market, would be a prey to European and
Asiatic competition, and our producers could not find
a domestic market for their goods, let alone a for
cign market. Who wants to stand for that sort Of
thing?