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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
ANY KIND OF OLD DOLLAR
GOES IN EUROPE NOW
American 81 Bill, Raised Ia
$40 by Forgcrs, i'll Com.
mon Use.
!, ! Special Cable Dispatch. !

%Scit NIISUltgHl
bERLlN. Dec. 3.-Doiiars ,,o
such great demand In Gcrmanv
that checks and currenrv NV
snapped np by spectators win n w.,
tic attempt to verify their v,,,rS
crooks have taken advantage me- ~,
SITUATION with daring fprr.ric. ~
american notes. They have .r,,y''.,
the figures on genuine dollar III
ana chemically inserted nyas D,m ,,
tens instead or ones. The for,. nnu
nave not even taken the pains :"
chanSc the word dollar" 10 al
lars. Nevertheless they hay. 49,.
able to pass the mutilatcd bnls ~
forgery only being detected aftor :.
big Berlin bank sent bunch ar 49,"
raised bills TO the United States.
Another variety OF wor,h,os,.
money lis being Issued by the too,
or Loehc1nn. where the city fat,,c,s
NJ least can claim credit for n .nnss
or humor Tho municipality. which
some time ago declared It's insoiy.
cncy ana Suspended payments. Inv
now printed n series OF tmcrpcu,.,
noies in small denomination. hna,.
Ing The hgurc OF II man win emit
pockets inside out throwing away az,
empty pockctbnok. with the InscrIn.
ti"n, THE bankrupt Locbejnnlan"
Copyright. 1921, Public Ledger "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
10y Assoela,ed Press.

LONDON. Dee S.-This city has just
narrow! escaped a great peril. the
i,"Ssibtc caVing-in OF oxford Circus,
the shopping center OF the West End.
says a story circulated by a news
agency. The danger % the disaster
was known only to contractors and
workers underground. They were
altering AN exit from the oxford Cir
Gus tube station so as To make an
entrance into II business building
Wheh the contractors discovered a
pea ni a little unknown tributary OF
me Thamcs River. which was covered
over when Regent street was madc
they also found. to their amaze
ncnt and CONSERVATION. that they
Were meeting the direct lines of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
FURORE OVER PRINCESS
TROUSSEAU is QUIETED
BuyinE Wedding Outtit Ncnr Ca
Creating Grave Diplomatic
Crisis.

PARIS. Dec. 3.-The furore which
was created among the dressmakcrs
of London, Berlin and Paris over tho
trousScau for Princtss Mary. and
which threatened grave diplomatic
crisis because of the snub To the Rue
de In l'aiN. has been settled by the
announcement that the royal robes
have been ordered at the Maison Dre-
coll. Avenue de 1;Opera.
The proprietor, NJ. Drccol!, was for
merly connected with an Austrian,
then swiss and French house.
though operated largely on English
capital. Furthermore. Drecoll is re-
ported somewhat less expensive than
EiaGy great dressmaking establish
ments. Tho Inference Is that Queen
Mary has perfect right to act in
the interests of domestic economy.
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even worse than the animals to whom
they are yoGed for field work
Their only consolation is in eating
They consume four meals daily. a,
which they drink great quantities Of
weak tea. and before they retire for
the night devour large quantities of
aicuzcuZ--bnlis composed OF flour
water and honey
They are very careful with the cat
Tie and never forget to put thrm 70
pasture facing away from the sun.
so that they will not lose their sight
through the brightness.
Among the chief festivities arc
those connected with births and the
giving OF names. which occurs eight
days after birth, when the father
sacrifices sheep and. sprinkline the
blood, pronounces the names to bc
given to the child in the name Of
Allah.
At 20 years of age, it is customary
10 marry. y young man then an
nounces to his father his desire to
wed certain young woman. The
father communicates with the father
Of the chosen bride and sends his
brothers to sacrifice sheep in front
of his tent. at the same time appeal
ing to the father To give his daugh-
Dowry liz Agreed Upon.
IT the father consents, the price
OF the young woman ana the dowry
she il To bring with her are agreed
upon. The day OF the ceremony Is
settled. the bride knowing nothing
about II.
When the wedding day arrives, the
parents OF the bridegroom go in pro-
ccssion To the tent Of the brides
father. to whom they bring the half
OF the price To be paid for the bride
receiving In return therefor the halt
of the brides dowry The men fire
three rifle shots and the women shout
with joy.
The couple, although the ceremony
is yet incomplete 80 /" their future
tent together. The real wedding en-
sues the following day. when the
bride is taken in procession on the
back of camel. covered with silks
and followed by her body slave. II
she is wealthy enough to possess one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Factions of Beni-Buyahi
and Beni-Bu-Ifrur Num-
Der About 10000.
RAISE MANY SHEEP.
CAMELS AND CATTLE
Women Lead Miserable Lives
by Doing All Hard Work
for Men.
tBy Associated Press

MELlLL.A, MOROCCO. Dee. 3.-rhc
customs of the two Bcrbcr tribes
whose territory has just been rcoc-
cupied by Spanish troops as n result
OF their recent victories are very in
teresting.
Ihcse tribes are known rs the Benz
b"yahi and Beni-I'u- lfrur including
inc settlements of Scgangan ard
meuian' extending to Monte ArruIt,
iistutin, Batcl and Garct.
According To the best information
thcy number about 10000. of whom
about 5000 are males Of fighting age.
IN inc last fifteen years their mum :
Der mas been reduced from about 49,
ooo OF both sexes by intertribal fight
ing and migration because OF bad
harvests
Divided Into Nine Factions.
The tribes arc divided into nine
factions, all of which quarrel fire.
auehtiy between themselves. a prac-
tice common to the Bcrbcr stock
from which they descend They be-
came mixed with the Arab invaders
III the seventh century.
Ihey are NomIdS who settle tenn
rorarily in places where the paStur-
age Is plentiful. for they POSSESS
large numbers OF camcls, sheep and
cattle. They live under large tents,
which they pitch In circles. thus
forming an aduar. or settlement. The
tents are made OF Sleeps wool mixed
with camel or goats hair for the
more wealthy among the tribcsmen.
while the poorer members OF the
tribes must content themselves with
grass fibcr.
The men arc OF chnngerul mood.
at times seeking adventure in ra-
pine and at others INDUCING in pro-
iongcd periods OF laZincsS.
Polygainy prevails among them In
proportion to their means Of proyid-
ing sustenance for the women. These
poor creatures In every part OF Nor
Deco lead the most miserable lives
They look after the cattle, grind the
grain. make the bread, churn the
butter, hcw the wood, draw the water,
which often has to he carried long
distances; shear the sheep and goats,
card and weave the wool and hair.
as well as the grass fiber; do all the
plowing and sowing. and generally
are treated by their lordiy husband :
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RHEUMATISM?
II you nr- Sufferer, Heed This
Advice.

Neabsco, Va--"I had been troubled
with rheumatism for more than ten
years and had tried lots OF different
remedies. but none OF them did me
any good. Then | sent ana got Il
sample package OF DR. Pierce's Anuric
lapiets. tliat gave me go much relief
that sent and got large size bottle,
ana before l had taken TWO bottles
had no sign OF rheumatism. would
advise any sufferer OF rheuma tism TO
give DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets q
fair trial. -Raymond Oslnyn Curtis.
You can quickly put yourself in a. I
condition by going to your druggist
anu obtaining DR.. Picrces AnuriC
Tabiets (anti-uric-acid) or write DR..
peirce, president Invalids' Hotel in
HuHaio. y. Y. for free medical advice
or send loo for trial packnge.-Adv
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WILL ORGANIZE DRIVE
ON "THEATER COUGH
lBy Associated prcssl

PARIS. Dec. 3.-Paris actors have
decided to organize IA campaign
against the "thcatcr cough" Coughs
they SAID. have a habit Of occurring
AT dramatic moments In the plays
ana spoiiinS the effect intended b,
the playwrights.
There tx little excuse for 80 per
cent OF the "thcatcr coughs accord
Ing to French specialists. who say y
moments concentration when III.
cough is feel, 10 be coming on III
usually prevent IT, There have beer
instances OF motors threatening tc
stop performances due to coughing in
the audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
LONDON NARROWLY ESCAPES
PERIL IN SHOPPING CENTER
Contractors and Workmen Find Bed of Tributary of
Thames River Undermining Oxford Circus Together
With Vibrations From Two Underground Tubes

| vibration OF the two underground
tubes. the Central London aud the
Bakcr!oo
The news agency says that they
realized that II the excavations CON
tinucd the whole of oxford Circus
might be literally prccipitated under
ground There were perilouS days
and laborious nights occupied in
uhderpinninR the buildings above
ground and overcoming the side pres
sure which was being felt
In place OF the shifting sands OF the
old river bed there was constructed n
retaining wall OF cement which, IL Is
declared. has made tho great shoD-
ping center moro secure than mt any
time since the river flowed down the
Stones of the present Rngcnt Street
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GREECE NOW FACES
i: BIG FINANCIAL AND
ECONOMIC CRISIS

Continued From First Pagc)
have been hn. The only American
Interests which have escaped have
lIen the tobacco buyers. They arc
naturally ia very favoranl" posi-.
tton and great deal of Macedonian
cigarette tobacco is being purchas ed
and sent 10 America
"The consortmln T. ottempt,ur to
exercise control over tho exports or
Tobacco and cur"ants. the most im-
p"rtant ffcek crops, SO - tp ASSUME
tht return to Greece through thcir
hands OF the foreign m"ucy obtained
from such sales. iiUt euJc rho
drhchma Is SO low these tyo CROPS
VIII not yield the uuiua' rorci.u
credits this year TAe shipping bust
ncss--tho other great source OF rove
me in Grcecc-is now at stand
slill. The cons"rtinun through its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

OFFER OF 100000 CHURCH ORNAMENT
AT 100000 LEADS TO IT'S RECOVERY
Especial Cable to Two rimes. DISH;

% III ines pat
OF Italia nice-cr
in
which
la,
the man
aowcd to the OF
of Italy
of
"a
ne concnded that Of his
that 1t had
had been lin rom the ruins
lie Ledge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
FRENCH TRAIN SERVICE
INSTALLS NEW SYSTEM
NOrkinen Provided With Alibi II
Trains Come
Int.
Especial Cable Dispatch.

TNpecIuI OaDIc D1Spatch
FAIRS, Dec. al: French train
service is not exactly punctual in the
morning IL Mt least has an idea that
viii strike joy in American efficiency
experts.
system just installed provides
suburbanites with a ticket indicatin,,
the time OF arrival OF trains at the
stations. Thus If train is mere
thirty minutes or an hour late the
Copyright, 1921, Public Ledger Coz
workers have an official abb to
offer the time clerk.
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to the tent of the bridegroom. where
she Is welcomed by his parents. and
the remainder or the price and dowrv
changes hands. The wedding is COM
rieted To the accompaniment OF much
feasting.
bride who proves unfaithful may
DC sent back to her fathers tent
dressed In sackcloth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

,S ItLVr centcTs, and the same wns
Zone LOT my children. found them 10 be The
Meet, sweetest children in the worid0thcir
wnoe dispositions entirely changed.
me above Is hypothetical case. which
PHYSICIAN says may we'll illustrate thouxands
whlSh exist today. Homes nre wncted
shildreii ruined, all through exhausted nerve
force seIy tcw people realize the terrible
! aepiet,on OF the nervo-vital fnId.
IN suSn cases, what YOU need 10 to put more
lorce INTO your nerves. and more iron into yos,r
Nuxsted Iron. This valuable afoducf eonfs,ns
I'M puneipA ehcmkal eppsAta ~ a sctiys it,.
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BUT FOR CONTINUOUS SWATTINC.
FLIES WOULD CAPTURE ALL WORLD
[srecial cable to Tho Tlmes- plspatch1

Especial Gable
NJ
hardIy no
oil Il
to
laseur Institute. o Monday
the
would off
o
by the Ledge
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sinn Felncr. nnn nnnc slIll.,

BELFAST. IRELAND. Dec. "a
Homo stills are regarded with muci,
disfavor By the members of the Irish
Republican army. who have been
making an extensive sweep OF them
In North Donegal. Altogether forty
OF them have been seized and one
which escaped an initial search. wa.
later discovered hidden down COO
foot prccipicc.
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ins nerve force In form which n,oGt nearly re-
seinocs mat in the nerve and brain cells OF man
II also tains organic iron like the iron in
your hlood and Ike the iron in spinscI, icn.iis
Rhd apnles: This form OF iron will not blnc ken or
InJnre me teeth NOR upset the stomach. 1t is an
entirely dinerent thing from metallic iron which
people usually take. Snxated Iron may there
foTs be termed both blood and n nerve food
over ioar million people are using Nuxafed
oenehsiai results which It has prodnc,cd. Tia
th af ,Ss9 reei 20 eertaln Of It's edcaey
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Travelling Salesman

| One OF the most prominent maui
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| ing a. nationally advertised line.
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will entertain applications for q
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XII receive confederation. Th"
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
.b|SbEE BOYS MIN LAURELS IN
 BASKETBALL AT UNIVERSITY

city Bret Locking. for whose dad" Locking avenue. up Tombstone can yon, was named, made his second letter this year in varsity basketball playing stationary guard. Locking guards like a leach and although he received much of his basketball training in Tempe. Normal. he receiv- ed some in Bisbee and lived here many years. He is a nephew of Jim Krigbaum. of this city, and lives in Courtland He has been elected cap tain of the squad for next year. s
 Slonaker, last years captain is Tucson man, but has played many games in Bisbee both in high school and during three or four years in col lege. He was high point man again this year. and last year was voted the Greatest Wildcat in the popu- larity contest.
 Following is what Waffle Rhooes' ex-Stanford man, one time sport wrlt- ar on the San Francisco Chronicle and now student in the b. of A has to say about the team this year
 Slonaker
 sSlonaker made the squad m ms Freshman year and has been gong better ever since. He is last on ms
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
Mrs. Mallory Again
 Is Tennis Champion

BOSTON, March 19.-Mrs. Franklin l. Mallory of New York, formerly Miss
 Molla Bjurstedt, won the national in- door women's Singles championship for the fourth time today by defeating
 Mrs. Benjamine E. Cole II, of North Andover, in the final round of the women's national tournament. The score was: 60 6-2.
 Mrs. Mallory teamed up with Will liam T. Tilden, II, worlds tennis champion, to compose the first team of national indoor mixed doubles champions in the first tournament for that title. In the final round they |,defeated Mrs. G. w Wightman and
 R. N. Williams Il, 6-2 6-4.
 The women's doubles title was won by Mrs. Wightman and Miss Marion A. Zinderstein of Brookline, who by d score of 6-3 7-5, defeated Mrs. Mallory
 and Mrs. l.. G. Morris, of New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20

Basketball at the University of Arizona has seen another successful season come and go. Bisbee has par ticular reason to feel proud of the Wildcat team this year as all but
 one or two of the stars of the game are Bisbee boys, and others are well known here. Tom Wallace. of Bis bee was captain of the team this
 year. and hung up another letter for himself Thomas. the athletic find of the University this year. was the most spectacular man of the team. with the possible exception of Har- old Tovrea, of Nogales and Phoenix. but quite well known in Bisbee, be- ing a nephew of E. A. Tovrea. Thorn as was one of the two freshmen to make letteys in football this year
 and the first freshman to carry ball across the varsity goal lire since Jake Myers of Tucson, was a kid. Then. to be consistent, Thomas hung up another letter in basketball besides the football letter and probably will make Ca third in track this spring. Three letters in first year at col lege is an exceptional accomplish
 ment. He is the con of Charles N. Thomas. we'll known pioneer of this
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
WINS ONE MILE
 WALK IN 6.29

NEW YORK, March 19.-One new championship record was made dur ing the national A. A. U. indoor track and field meet tonight when Richard F. Remer, unattached, of this city, won the one mile walk in six min utes and 29 seconds. He finished just a few inches ahead of J. G. Pear man, New York A. C., who held the title and former record of 6:39 4-5. Remer's time was just one second be- hind the American record held by G H. Goulding. of Canada.
 The point trophy was won by the New York A. c. representatives.
 The point score was:
 New York A c. 30; Brown univer. sity 10; Princeton and Morningside A c. seven each; Penn State, Yale and Laughlin lyceum, five each, and liar ward four.
 Sidney Leslie of New York, won the 1000 yard run easily after assuming the lead in the third lap. Tom Camp bell, of Yale, who got away slowly made his way up to third place but the effort was too much TOT him ana he quit in the final lap.
 F. L. Murrey, of Princeton, won the 500 yard run. Dave Caldwell, of tho Boston A. A, led the field until well into the stretch when Murrey and Settlers shot past him and the Bostor man eased up, finishing outside of th' point places.
 E. O. Gourdin, of Harvard, led fol half the 300 yards final, but J. J O'Brien took the lead in the stretcl and won by three yards from B. M Baker, of the University of Virginia
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
AL lELMAR TO
 MEET ?. LEWIS

Starving fight fans of the Warren district will rejoice in-th announce ment of first class card to be stag. ed at the Grand theatre next Friday night, March 25, with Al Delmar of San Francisco and Perry Lewis of Tucson in the main event. The bout are being promoted by R. T. Fraiezr, who intends, if this one is a suc- cess. to put on more in the near fu- ture
 Delmar and Lewis will box ten rounds at catch weights It will be remembered that Delmar's last ap- pearance here was in a strenuous ten-round bout fought to draw with Kid Ligon. Delmar is working out
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20

daily at the Hermitage and Perry Lewis is in training at Tucson. but will arrive here on Wednesday to get in little preparatory work. The reputation of Lewis is too well known to need comment
 The semi-final will be between Red Milburn of Bisbee and Light ming Davis of Douglas, six rounds at catch weights. In his last fight here Milburn was given the decision over Kid Hartman in one of the best bouts that has ever been seen in a local ring.
 Kid Davis of Bisbee and Kid Cof fee of Ajo will go to the mat in a four-round preliminary Davis fought Fraser a good four rounds to draw here last month.
 A good four-round preliminary will be announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
For
 DandruH

Those lttis fscks from your head that fall upon your clothing and spoil your pleasure are dandruff scalp disorder Conquer it completely under money back gxaraatss. Use Kotalko. Amazingly quick, lasting benefit reported by le- gions of men, women, children. Save your hairi New hair grows in many cases even after badness. Get a box of kOTALkO--at any busy drug store. Or send TO es~ts for proof bor ts Kotalko Go, Rc-46. Sta. x. New York
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
FRECKLE-FACE
Now Is The Time to Get Rid of These
 Ugly Spots

Do you know how easy il is to re- move those ugly spots so that no one will call you freckle-face?
 Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength. from your druggist and few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself Of freckles and get beautiful complex lun. The sun and winds Of March have d strong tendency to bring olr freckles. and as a result more Othine Is sold in this month. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold under guarantee ot money back if it fails 10 remove the frecIles.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20

feet and a wonderful goal thrower. He very seldom misses a free throw and he knows the game from start to finish. He will be loss to the team. as this is his last year.
 Tovrea
 "Tovrea is the best floor man of the outfit. He plays a heady game and is accomplished in putting the ball into position for easy barkets. He's a close second to Slonaker in shooting baskets and has him top ped a bit in making the difficult goals. He has three more years to go.
 Thomas
 Thomas is the best center seen in this neck of the woods for some time. He gets most of his tips and is not half bad on field goals from the cen ter of the floor He also is only a "Frosh" this year.
 Captain Wallace
 Wallace is a consistent guard and travelling back -mans@-He-is a good passer and floor man. He has been changed this year from forward to travelling guard, but will probably be back at forward next year upon Slon- aker's absence.
 Locking
 ''Lockling. as stationary forward, does a good job in keeping the ball out of the opponents ring. He also $ on old letter man and will be back with us next year
 Jacoby, Pistor
 'Jacoby and Pistor are the other two letter men. Jacoby has been able to play anything but center, but has taken best to forward. Pistor has substituted Thomas in nearly every game and is a good center. Pis- tor leaves this year
 Prospects for another victorious team for next year look very bright. for nearly all of this-year letter men will be back. The one thing hoped for is that the Varsity can have some better competition than it has had in the past"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
Locals Again Will
 Meet K. C. Team

The Bisbee Locals and the Knights of Columbus will clash again this af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the War ren ball park No admission will be charged
 Members of the K. of c. team de clare that they are much better pre- pared for Bisbee than they were q week ago. Both teams are showing improved form with practice during the, week
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
Albuquerque Wins
 Basketball Honors

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., March 19. -Albuquerque high school won the state basketball championship to- night by defeating Alamogordo, P to 20. Alamogordo finished second and Pleasant Hill third
 The following teams participated in the tournament: Dawson, Santa Fe. Albuquerque high school, Me, naul school and United States Indian School, Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Clo- wis. Pleasant Hill and Fort Sumner
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
Famous Iron Man
 50, But Pitches
 Baseball Still

DECATUR. H., March 19. Joe McGinnity, famous iron man. cele- brated his 50th birthday anniversary today by pitching four innings for the Staley Yannigans against the Staley regulars, in practice game McGinnity let the regulars down with two hits.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-20
DAWSON. NEBRASKA COACH

LINCOLN, Neb., March 19.-Fred w. Dawson, former Princeton athlete,, has accepted the offer to coach the 1921 University of Nebraska football team, it was announced tonight by Athletic Director Fred w. Luehring-