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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
HE WAS THE NOISY BOOMER

threatened to cav He
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  the Bell of haven young a the landadys admitting head hearts 
  evolved h sound proof box.
 
 offered Bell sOOO0o all his patents with and delivering tures and with he proceeds themselves. Americans and than 2 OOoOOO miles of wirei in the e will be testified by the things will Possibly the hall bedroom back on the third Graham confined in singIe future has in soreg
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
MONEY IN THE BANK

iE hrtier Deposits in American savings banks m
 noret 9 per during 1920
 of all mid badge for thrift had the great estpe percentage Of during year26 cent
 behind the rest of the world ouf wealth against three cent to total pop ulaton smaller also in inhabtant
 leading countries savings ac count average or each inhabitant
 il world Tunis French province sher esayn $7s4
 ,here wast The buy daily dollar will buy high peak of the war That's pretty nuc all commodities
 possibility that $ saved will in actual buy.n power be wort $2 a hence.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
"Wanted-A Husband' Billie Burke's latest picture is call


 ing her part as it should be played, her graceful dancing places her along side of the headliners. The 3c mo tsing can be said of Joseph Me callion. Richard Pyle was fortunte in be ing able to play opposite Mary" 1t was something of comparative randicap but he played his part well snl nstted his share of the applause. Joe Smith Marba perhaps got mo-, . laughs than any of the others. His every entrance became the cue for an outburst of laughter. Marba is a master Of plirtli-maktng. Tiuey Belmont cute and dainty, scored 8 decided hit with her eceeli- tric dancing.
 All in all the principals made up a we'll balanced cast. The girl and men chorus was beyond and above those in shows supposed 10 bc of the same high order
 The Love Nest is the song Una. is featured. but in addition to this the riece abounds n many tuneful and charming melodies One Of the hits, wo. ked in connection with the song "I ova Nest" WIS a miniature cot tase which had lights in it and real smoke coming out or the chimney. This was used when Mary and Jack saua the song. There is a real story that rune through the play and it IS thoroughly enjoyable.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
Audit Of Books Of County Treasurer
 Finally Completed

The audit of the books of the coun- W treasuTer's office, resulting from the alleged defalcations of Assistant County Treasurer Walker, was com pIeted yesterday, according to<reports reaching here from Tombstone. A pub lie report as to the amount of the al leged shortage will be made within ten days it was reported. IL IS said tEat the shortage has been found to run Into many thousands of dollars, and that the audit uncovered q com pIicated and clever alleged system of appropriating county funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
|NARY'' MAKES
 HIT IN Fl PA5O
Musical Play One Better. Than Sweetheart Shop
 Asserts Times Critic

With Mary" GSn't it a grand old 7@7 comin~ lo the Grand herr Thursday evening, the following Fl Paso EmeS review of the musical comedy holds interest:
 Everybody remembe.s the. Sweet heart Shop. Such things seldom hap pen Int once in several years or so. However. the memory Of them serves to Seop lagg .ng interest aliFs and tho fires Of watchful waiting glisn- mefing, in the hope that before the rocks have been covered with moss something else. if not quite as good stiH something out Of the ordinary, will come along.
 Something did. and it is Mary" which opened last night to a capaci- " house at the Crawford.
 Comparisons are never good but frcnl, the standpoint of real artistry Mary. is entitled to go q. notch higher than the Sweetheart Shcu iE the accomplishment of things worth while in the musical comedy lines. In the first place the piece was stag cd under the master hand of Julian Mitchell and if there is any detail that makes for beauty and effect that has been left out. no one would be able to discover t. Sam Forrest was Nitchen's worthy assistant in the production.
 Tn sp.te of tho fact that Craw -Ji q stage was a little too small. result ing in some of ;hc settings being crowded. the wonderful bits of light ing effects that stamp the genius of the hand of the director. were not lost
 Mary is show that is going to liva in the memory of Fl PaSo thea tre goers. Marguerite Bender is one of the bis reasons for this.
 There are other good reasons. No show that has been here for long time has so many dancers who are artists. These are Inez Hall. Carlos Peterson. Ann Linn. James Temple ton. They BlmOHt, Dave Wh te and Virginia Lee As one couple would appear the audience was convinced the team constituted the best dane ere. hut when another came on the 'h~u~ht WIS thst perhaps aftey. all the last was the best. They were all so good there really wasn't any choce
 The production can boast of the greatest number Of principals that have been assembled in any single show of its kind of course. Mary" is the particular star and she walked right nto the hearts Of Fl Pasoana.
 Carolyn Lila playing the part of MI- Kcenc.. deserves ,pscial men ion. She is finished actress and would he great success in comedy without music But if she were nos ,u Mary" it might not be as good as it is
 No criticism would be complete if Frank w Shea. who played Mir. Cod dnrd, was left out IIe handles his part with the skill and finesse of q real actor and the high comedy he contributed stands as another cog ent reason for the success of the show
 Eva Ol votti is another bright star in the constellation. Besides play.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
tCOr;TINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

tCOETINUED FROM PAGE oNEI wealth but large in area to shift for themselves, I would veto this meas ure in its entirety" said the message. Tt is necessary, however, to work with the tools provided by legisla- tive will as expressed in senate bill No. 51, and endeavor to save such portions of it as will assist in the construction of highways where nest needed, particularly those on which large sums of money have been spent, and are yet incomplete and therefore cannot be utilized by the public.
 May Be Unconstrtutionsi
 If this act be constitutional and doubts have been expressed as to that feature of it, the message also de clared, 'the amount Of money apprc- priated by its terms, eliminating the items which do not meet with my approval,w ill practically be the same as if no highway legislation had been enacted by the fifth Arizona legisia ture If the act does become effec- tive immediately as I hope it will it will be made operative at once, thus retaining the services of an orSaniza- tion which has been two years in the building and give employment to a large number of citizens who face the urgent necessity of being gain fully occupied at this time
 Signs Appropriations Bill
 Alter yetoing items amounting to s2S.109, Governor Campbell also sign ed the general appropriations bill The total appropriations in the bill for the first year of the biennial per iod are $6.557 ,2S1.65 and for the sec ond year $5, 5,163, ,09S.26. The governor vetoed nine items, most of them as unnecessary or because the objects for which they were made were ofhr' wise provided for.
 Governor Campbell today signed 21 bills passed at the last session ot the legislature. Today was tie last day on which the governor could act on the measures. After midnight tonight, the bills on which he has taken no action. automatically are killed. In signing senate bill Nos. S3 and 1O4. important education measures, the governor used gold pen, which belonged to Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction, who worked for the passage of both measures while they were pending in the legislature. Bill Nc. 104 is known as the county unit bill.
 | In signing house bill 164, authoriz ; ing creation of cooperative marketing associations and corporations the gov
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
"The u. p. TraiIp

A love story of surpassing sweet ness built on the old tried and true triangle combination between two women and a man, is the foundation of Benjamin B. Hampton's great pho toplay, The U. P Trail" released by w. w. Hodkinson, which will open Friday and Saturday at the Central theatre and Sunday and Monday at the Eagle theatre.
 The man in the case is young 'sWarren Neale,"' handsome and gal lant, dashing and accomplished, play ed in thoroughly fitting manner by Roy Stewart.
 KatMyn Williams is seen in the most powerful role of her screen career as a brilliant, beautiful heart breaker. proprietress of a huge pal ace of joy, whose heart and soul fall victim to Cupid at last.
 Beautiful little Marguerite De La Motte gives another of her charming ingenue characterizations in the role of the innocent heroine Allie Lee.
 ''rhe U. P. Trail,' taken rom the famous novel of the same name by Zane Grey, is one of the sweetest love stories ever told. The pure, innocent love of the little girl for the young engineer, the vivid soul passion of the woman of the world for him, and his own great and tender love for the girl with another sort of love that is half of friendship, half of attraction for Beauty" gives sentimental in- terest to "rhe U. P. Trail that has proven universally pleasing.
 The great nobility of Beauty Stan tons" love is proven by that might' fest of sacrifices she makes in the end for the happiness of the man; making the effect of her great pas sion for him one that witches the heartstrings.
 The hero proves the old quotation. The bravest are the tenderest, the loving are the daring" Az for splen- did Allie Lee" she is the girl ideal that dwells somewhere in every mans heart, sweet and innocent, brave and true; role portrayed with Marguer- ite De La Notes beautiful finesse.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
ALAS, NO ss,o0o.ooo U. s.
 ROAD FUND FOR ARIZONA

There is no truth in the press dis patches which allotted Arizona an Se.- 900 .OaO federal aid fund. according tO Thomas Maddock. state cugineer. Since the announcement of the state $ being credited with that amount the state highway departmcnt has rccsiv- ed numerous requests from the vari- ous counties and districts for a part of the amount in carrying out road programs.
 The highway department regret ably informs the applicants that the news is too good to be true" said MT. Naddock yesterday. There is no SS.- GOO 900 fund available. but on the contrary the entire five-year federal aid program fund amounting to ap- proximately $S.700. 900 was available July 1. 1920. and practically all IS contracted for between state, county and city funds
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23

ed "Wanted-A Husband and is an adaptation of a magazine story by Sam uel Hopkins Adams. It will be shown at the Eagle theatre tonight and Central theatre Thursday. The story is said to be admirably suited to the comedy talents of pretty Miss Burke.
 The heroine is Amanda Darcy Cole @ wall paper designer, who lives with two gir trends in the bohemian sec ton of New York and is slovenly and unkempt in her appearance. Her two companions are about to be married and taunt her so much about her un- attractiyeness that she inyents fife titious fianCe, then goes to training camp to beautify herself On the train Darcy meets her honeymooning roommates and hastily induces young man passenger to pose as her intended Later she blossoms out as raving beauty and her confession of her deception and the proposal of her improvised sweetheart form the climax of the picture.
 Miss Burke's leading man is James L. Crane. who also appeared opposite her in 'The Misleading Widow, and Sadie Love" Gypsy O'Brien and Kid Broad, the ex-pugilist, are also in the cast The film was directed by Laurence Windom and is Paramount Aircraft.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
THE VANISHING MYSTERY

CEEs nearly everybody that of o Is which fortunes are aached reach to pick it
 company 1920 deficit wiped with other co porauons. Depression is eating their wealth
 Likewise the street. Hes near during It's gone now aret ar to?
 
 readjustment have runh
 government through taxes gradually get profits will the money to it's
 that have been satcd securely most Of profits public which they 
 decades
 O three generations"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
"Nomaaa Q tne Northo

More than tn lsua. interest at- taehes 10 the announcement or the forthcoming engag ment ot James Oliver Clrwood'a "Nomads of the NoItn at th Grand theatr, begin hing Saturday All thosa wno saw
 BacS to Gods Country" and The River's End masterpieces rom tSs workshop of this author. realize slc, are Justified in expecting something exu lordinary ia the latest pictui l. zat,on of his brand of outdoors. Far North fiction This film is an Assu- ciated First National attraction and t is said to be one Of the very best features ever offered by this organ izat.on. The threc highlights in the production. according to advance in. formation. are: the remarkable per fcrnance of animals including many wld ones in general and pet bear and dog in particular; forest fire which is accredited with setting a new high mark in realism and thrills and, a romance quite different than the ordinary run of love affairs so in the movies. The cast which has been selected to play the var ous picturesque roles in this in tense drama of the widest of Gold S country includes such stars as Bet. ty Blythe, Lon Chaney. Lewis Stone, Melbourne Mcdowell and Spottis. wood Aitken.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
GOV. CAMPBELL SIGNS F BILLS;
 LAST DAY HE COULD iCT. .ON ITEM

ernor used a pen provided by cotton growers.
 Other Measures Approved
 Other bills signed today were:
 Authorizing establishment of coun- ty high schools in counties of the fourth class: regulating the real es tate businesss amending the bond act of 1919; amending the maximum rate Of interest on certain bonds; amend ing the civil code on "possessory rights;r regarding the removal of dead persons from hospitals; provid ing relief for public school teachers without regular certificates during the school year ending June 30, 1921; pro hibiting the use of live birds or ami malls, for targets at shooting meets amending the law regarding expendi- lures of candidates before primary elections: providing licenses for trav- law on court reporters" amending an act providing for the incorporation of the city of Prescott; amending the law relating to homesteads; requiring the closing of gates and bars erected across trails, roads and highways passing over enclosed fields or pas lures of others and providing penalties for violation of the law; providing for the protection Of stock raisers and providing for the killing of dogs un- der certain circumstances; providing for the collection of data on agricul- tural land in the state, and six small relief bills.
 The governor vetoed the bill for ar Appropriation for federal poultry eX- pertinent station at Glendale on the ground that tlbe state university at ready was doing the work that sta ton would do.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
NEW USES FOR DIsCARDs

NTEW material which formerly " distilled make gasoline A mi Iaru is being made of rncub and  satisfactory use for stationary
 Is
  af Nile rush. Egypt
 new tplqal been stalks haie been run boash the mill migb. be particularly suitable fof love ...-& '< t7 substitute "booleg electric on
 allied il
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
"PiecadilIy Jim"


 Owen Moore conIesses to a fond ness .or the Broadway bright lights within reason. He admits there ere times when nothing pleases him more than to jazz about joyously haunting certain cafes known for -l..tor'ng atmosphere, dancing and staccato music.
 But never again, says Owen Moore He is off the man-about-town stuf for life.
 Playing "Piceadilly Jim" did this thing to Ow,'>> of the Irish eyes and sm le After the Selznick star had finished the merry-go-- -ound of ad- venture that "Piccadilly Jim" the r. c. Wodehousa hero, gets into five reels of scampering plot. he was ready for a return to quiet life.
 .Piccadilly Jim" is my latest pie ture. and l thought it would be my last, said Mir. Moore "I actually ii d in cafes and jazz parlors and near -baes and vaudeville shows. My fife was one continued round of eX- , eitement they would keep me up 'ntil 2 2. m. shooting the wild night life, and have me out at in the mo. ming doing interiors. I thought | knew a good deal about the man sbout-tcwn sort of thing. but this "Ficcadilly Jim" had me faded.
 Owen Moore is the newest addi- ton to Selznick's galaxy of stars and if -Piccadilly Jim is an indica- ton of what may be expected from him in the future, there are no nl, ho to attain The play opens at the Tyre theatre today
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-23
LADIES OF THE MACcAsEEs
 NOTICE

All members of the Ladies of the Maccabees are requested to be at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday, aft ernoon at 1:30 o'clock to attend the funeral services of Vim. Callister, hus- band of Lady Margaret Callister.
 By order of the Lady Commander.
 SARAH REYNOLDS. Adv Recorl EeeDCr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Summer i,I;,.cs fur Ron,

IiEl.-AIR ilDTEI-For rent. the beautiful
Sci-Air Hotel located a, New Castle.
~. IN IN" picturesque NllcShany Noun
cams. Tor rent on long lease unfinished
TOT r'hSph'bic rent. Has 100 large
rooms ny" acres ground. VIII be thor
ouEhIy repaired AMI rut IN FIRST class
order. can he ready fur occupancy by
JnIy -. Ono OF the finest business o,-
p"Ftuhitlrs offered to-day. Has on" of
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tI"un's. owners, not being hotel mem
u'sirc 10 rent at reasonable rent 10 right
parties Arr.tnEc!n"n can h." made With
one ot the largest hotel ..Vuiptu,fIt houses
IN America t. furnish bu!dInr ,umplvt"
WITHIN ihiriy days. ARRANGEMENTS can
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

WEST an rirSr sIKEEI.
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$780, y" ts' "a. s''vSs.
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ROOMS IND BOARD
Vacation Places

CLOVER FiEi. DS--Comfor,ab resort an
year. atho~phcr" OF happy old ,,i,u,,,'
Ton Gays: riding. hunting. comg"mi.. !
p'pi'ic. exceptional table, circulars. r.f
.f"ht's Tn" ltandOiphs kcswi.L Al
beinarla County. Va. 80
lDl.E-WIliLE COTTAGE. Virginia. H.ncj,
W.. twenty eighth Street Statinn"
bnctty on the ocean front. near coun-
Try cluh AMI casino. soiid comfort: all
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June ISL Season and week end I.,srr-
fati1ns should l.. made early Mrs
now open i?r The season. Apply Mrs
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0ean front. all rooms no, aud cold
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THE ROOSEVELT Conynlcsccut Home IL
open TO quests. Cal! Boulevard I,if or
address Miss Williams. Il ~ Ross,
We'll llcrmiias" Road. Richmond Va
VIRGINIA BEACH. NA.z-Th. nre,k.rs
cottage. how open; occIfI front. at,Tnr"
tirn rooms. s"u'h"rn cooking Write tor
Thics and dstailcd Information
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and h"ntd"rs Edwards Cottage FOR
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AUTOMOBILES Tor Sale IL
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Grant S.A tJa4st.T auG touring.
Sahua 4 ~. ROADSTER auC touring.
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Rand sos $40 West Bruau Stree:
COLUMBIA Sts!tAGE BATTERIES
Hra.a.s aud Rrptlrims.
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FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
we have a large list OF
farms that we IAN sell at
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| certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the Special Com
missioner has been duly given.
fiNch under my hand this 3rd day
|Df June. 1921.
Tcste:
CIAS. o. SAvILLE.
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-iUCIIONS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices

OFFICE OF CITY COMpTltoi.Il,n
Room 1913. City Hall. Richmond Va
Notice Tn: transfer books OF r.
bonded debt u tn. city OF Kichmn1,.i vi
b. closed after Juno IL. 1921 ana re-.
Opened Juiy /. 1921.
CO!nptrpii"r
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Real Estate Auctionegrs.
COURT SALE bf AUCTION

COURT SALE 81 AUCTION
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY
ON wESTIIAMI'TON AVENUE
ASn Dooi.Ei STREET. ALSO Az
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Ia execution oi Il decree entered IN
the Chauccry Court IN the city OF
Richmond In suit OF Dora VI. Gilman,
who sues. etc. VS.. Grace q. Redwood
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REAL ESrATE sOR sl,LE

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SEALED BlbS-I!ids FOR complication a.,
Crew" ii!Sh school ar" hereby iuy!..l.
TIL" building IS about half completed
and bids ntll be received until Jurc 10.
1871 The school Board 81 Wirnirghhg III.
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For inIl particulars, Apply to y. l..
MarAn. chairman school B"a-d Grove.
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TO TIE USkSOWN holder or owner
OF tho bond hcreInaftCT mcnt!c ..cG In.
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and the personal representatives of 1. 4.
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Take notice! That we. the heirs OF .. {;
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land mentioned. Will the 18th day %,
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Manchester Build.ns Fund Compa:y
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lice Of said court. conveying lot .fOuti,..
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Gvet. unds, our hands this tho ZEN
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