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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
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This being one of the greatest weeks
in the history of the good old valley
ISLE" when everyone has left the
duties of office. store and even the
ladies have thrown aside their house
hold and social duties to join the
merry crowd of boosters for the cleo
ton of Senator Harry A. Baldwin for
Delegate tomorrow, so we humbly
ask your pardon for the lack Of news
in the Theatrical Section.
Our coming weeks programs, will
however, undoubtly make up for any
neglect you have received during cleo
ton week.
One of the strongest stories ever
produced on the silver sheet is book
ed for next week the Great Drury
Lane Drama The Whip" will open
at the Hipp on Wednesday, the story
is so well known that it is sure to
draw a large house wherever shown,
those that know the thrills of horse
racing will not wish to miss this pro
d%uction, as the whole story centers
around the race course. Another
splendid picture starring Geraldine
Farrar in THE Woman and the Pup
pet" is a play that should please.
Bessie Love in "The M~idlandcrs'' and
Harry Sothern in Blind Wives" are
two fine productions that have won
great reception both on the mainland
and Honolulu.
During the performance on Satur-
day night the election returns will be
thrown on the screen at both the Wal
luku Hippodrome and Kahului Theat-
ers, so don't forget on Saturday when
you have been to the polls and voted
for Harry A. Baldwin that you can
enjoy the evening at the show and
get the returns right off the wire.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Long Distance Swim
Champs Will Have a
Channel Contest

LONDON, Feb. 23 - ASSOCIATED
Press MaiD-The leading long-dis-
lance swimmers in the world are to
be invited to compete in a common
tournament this year at swimming
the English channel, it is announced
here. An International relay race
open to teams of men and women
may also be organized for the Chan
mel coast.
A great boom in long distance
swimming is forecast following the
action of Adolph Alexander, president
of the Channel Swimming Club, in
presenting that institution with a
new cup to be competed for by aspir-
ants of any nationally. The trophy
is not a challenge affair but becomes
the property of the first persons, man
or woman, who swims the channel un-
aided, as did Captain Webb and r.
w. Burgess.
The cup is said to rank well among
the handsomest of sports trophies.
From base to apex it is exactly three
feet in height and it is of solid silver
throughout. 1t weighs 375 ounces
and stands on a very fine onyx plinth.
big Bill" Burgess won the first
Alexander Channel Swimming Cup
when he swan from England to
France in 1911. Mr.. AleXander's
great interest in the sport is account
ed for by the fact that Captain Webb
was the hero of his boyhood. He con-
siders the Channel swim the greatest
athletic feat of which man is capable
and the best incentive to long-dis-
lance swimming, regarded by him as
the only really useful form of the art.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
"BLIND WIVES"

In the superb special production,
Blind Wives" by William Fox and
based on Edward Knoblock's interna-
tionally famous stage play "My Lady's
Dress" four different roles in the
various episodes are enacted by Har-
ry Sothern. What a host of memories
the name Sothern always recalls to
oldtime theatre-goers! And in this
young Fox photoplayer we have a
worthy scion OF a noble histrionic
house.
Harry Sothern, who does notably
good work lin this sumptuOus produc-
ton Blind Wives" is a nephew of
the noted E. H. Sothern-still happily
with sand of the late Sam Sothern.
He is a son of Eva Sothern, sister of
these well-known artists, and there
fore a grandson of the famed Edward
y. Sothern, whose portrayal of Lord
Dundreary" was for many years a ia
vorite with the American public.
Harry Sothern was born and edu-
Gated in England. For a time he was
a lieutenant in the British army. He
appeared on the speaking stage first
with his uncle, e. H. Sothern, in
Shakespearean plays, then appeared
under such producers as the Shuberts,
Klaw & Erlanger, Charles Frohman,
William A. Brady and Harrison Grey
Fiske. His first appearance in pic
lures was under William Fox in the
recent big success white New York
Sleeps" Young Sothern is an actor of
pleasing presence, who has unques-
tionably inherited the family talent.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
1.-THE WOMAN AND THE PuPPET"

"The Woman and The Puppet,"
Geraldine Farrar's latest Goldwyn
starring vehicle, caused a big sensa
ton in Paris when published there as
a novel. Later the book by Pierre
Louys was dramatized by Pierre From
dale and attained such success as a
play that the Partisan theater mana
gers prolonged it's run for a consid-
cradle period. These two eminent au-
thOrs c~ollaborated in dramatizing the
famous play "Aphrodite" which en-
joyed such wide popularity in London
and Paris. The novel was inspired
by Goya's painting in the National
Art Gallery of Madrid, showing a man
being tossed in a blanket by four
women. In the p~hotoplay Geraldine
Farrar plays the role of the wilful and
beautiful Spanish girl, originally play
ed in the stage version by the world
famed French actress Regina Badet.
The story is unique in many ways.
The plot is laid in Spain and is a
story of love and intrigue which re
veals a new angle of the age-old con-
fiict between a man and a maid.
The picture, which was directed by
Reginald Barker, achieves the same
sumptuousness which he infused into
Geraldine Farrar's recent photoplays,
1.-THE Flame of the Desert" and The
World and Its Woman" Both in
teriors and eXteriors are a triumph
of realistic stage settings. There is
an exact reproduction of a Spanish
plaza; and the homes of the cigarette
girls are replicas of the poorer quar-
tiers of Seville. Geraldine Farrar's
characterization of COncha the
cigarette girl is a marvellous inter
probation of a beautiful, Temperament
tai girl OF the people.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24

OXFORD, England, Feb. 22-(Asso-
ciated Press Mail)-A. B. Craven, a
California student, has been elected
captain of the Oxford University
Lawn Tennis Club for 1922. Mr..
Craven won distinction at the VIM
bledon tournament last June in a
stubbornly lost match against A.
Diemer Koole of Holland. The battle
lasted two hours and a half, with a
resulting score of ga, as, 81, ga, 6-3.
The Oxford team promises to be
slightly stronger than last year, the
freshman class producing some I'M
usually good players from America
and Australia. The OXford-Cambridge
match has been fixed Professionally
for June 81 and % at Oxford.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Australian Swimmer Hangs
Up New Mark in Backstroke

SYDNEY, N. S. w, Feb. 7-(Asso-
ciated Press MaiD-Keith Kirkland.
Sydney University swimmer. estab.
lished a new Australian record here
by swimming the 100 yards backstroke
in 1:13 and 3-5, or ! and Is seconds
faster than the former record. which
had been established by Pua Kealoha,
of Hawaii, on February IL, 1921. Ke-
aloha had won the 100 yards back
stroke championship of New South
Wales on January %, 1921, very east
ly in 1:15.
Kirkland's performance came dur
ing a special test race conducted by
the N. S. w. Amateur Swimming AS
ISOLATION to decide who will represent
New South Wales at the champion
ships at Brisbane. Kirkland took the
lead in the 100 yards at the start and
was a length and a half ahead OF his
nearest competitor at the finish.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Willie Hoppe Will Seek to
Regain 1872 Balk Title

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 14-(Asso-
ciated Press Mail-Willie Hoppe, who
will attempt to regain the worlds 1872
balkline championship from Jake
Schaefer, Jr., Of Chicago, in a 1900
point match in Chicago March 81, %
and 20, plans to train at st. Louis for at
least ten days prior to the contest.
This announcement was made by
Charles C.. Peterson, local billiardist,
who accompanies Hoppe on exhibition
tours.
Peterson said he would aid in con-
ditioning Hoppe for the championship
match and that a physical trainer also
would be employed in putting the
former champion in shape. Hoppe
held the title for sixteen years.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
Twenty to One Bet is
Long Shot at Lincoln

LINCOLN, England, March 22-
ASSOCIATED Press)-Granely, owned
by V. Y. j. White won the Lincoln
shire handicap at twenty to n odds.
Sir P. Birds, Monarch, carrying odds
of ten to one was second. N. Oar
ings, Roman Bachelor, ridden by the
American jockey, Archibald, who en-
tered the race a five to two ~favorite
finished third.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24

ster; Genin played in the Coast
League last year, Burke played with
Regina last season; Gill is a former
Oregon Agricultural College player
and Patton played with Victoria in
the p. /. L., and with Portland in the
Coast League last season.
Manager Raymond still has a num-
Der of players who were with Taco
ma in the Pacific International
League, including Jimmy Chorlton,
third baseman; Carl Stevens, catch
er; and Johnson, shortstop.
The pitching prospects, who include
some experienced league players as
well as some youngsters. particularly
please Manager Raymond, who form
erly headed a Seattle Coast League
club and who piloted the Yakima
team to the p. l. L. pennant last sea
son.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24

When a woman tells her husband
she will be ready in a minute, she
picks out a minute about half an hour
away.-Boston Transcript.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21

For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
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Johnson Items.

Mrs. Rosa Williams spent Fri
day forenoon at w. H. Henslee's.
Mrs. Janey Henslee who has
been visiting in this neighbor.
hood the past two weeks left
Monday for her home in Waynes
vile
Miss Cleo Campbell is stay ing
It Haden Coday's this week.
Mrs. W Fl. Henslee is On the
SICK list this week.
Miss Josephine Henslee spen,
Sunday with Miss Bessie Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Wynn and
son, Calvin spent Sunday at thu
Haden Coday home.
Audrey Henslee called or
Juanita Henslee Sunday after
noon.
Rev. E. Jones, wife and family
visited at Jus Henslee's Satur
day night and Sunday.
Santa Claus.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
Route Number 2

Christmas to the editor, cor.
respondents and all. hope Santa
brings everybody something
they want.
The Crider children, Norman
Stout and Audria Williams are
just recovering from chicken
pox.
The sick of this neighborhood
are better az this time, except
Mrs. Dave Order and her father
J. W. Edwards, they get a little
better then worse again.
James Turley and family are
moving to the Seph Letsinger
place down by the Roy school.
Ace Tarbutton and family have
moved to the Dozier place where
Mrs, Letsinger has just vacated.
James Avery has returned
home after an extended visit
with relatives and friends in
Kansas.
Sam Smith and family visited
at John Roy's Saturday nigh,
and Sunday. Dinah.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
Alice CARMEL, Belfern Bake.
and Nora Williams.

Alice CARMEL, Belfern Baker
and Nora Williams.
Horace Stephens is in school
again after a weeks absence on
the account of sickness.
All Christmas decorations have
been completed except the tree
which is ready to be decorated
A short Christmas program
will be given Friday.
We sold s. % of Christmas
seals which gave US a quarter
holiday for the largest sale in
the grades.
3rd and 4th grades.
The Bird and 4th grades sold
S. 10 worth of Red Cross Christ
mas seals.
A G. Roy presented each
room with an American flag.
Turner Peacock who has been
absent two weeks on account OF
sickness is back in school.
Those absent from school Oh
account of sickness are Elmer
|Coday, George Kelley, Howard
Avery, Don Livingston. Harold
Stephens and Vivian Alcorn.
A new pupil, Eta Dial, was
enrolled in the 4ih grade Tues
day.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
LEAD HILL ITEMS.

We are having realcold wealth
er at present. Every one seem,
to have bad colds around hare.
Jake Order butchered hogs
one day last week.
Sam Goss and family visited
at his parents Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs JAKE Crider and severa
of the young folks attended
church at Cedar Gap. Sunday
night.
VIM. Order and Harry visited
Cap and Marve Goss Sunday
afternoon
The %protracted meeting a
Cedar Gap, closed Sunday nigh
with somewhere in 80 profess
ions. Rev. John klllion is think
ing Of coming to Mansfield short
ly 10 hold a protracted meeting
Mrs. Joe Goss sold a big fa'
hog to Mr.. Bartoff Monday which
cost him $1,000.
LIZ JANE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
Statement

OF the ownership, management, etc.,
required by the Act Of Congress OF Aug
ust "a, 1912, Of Mansfield Mirror, pub
lished weekly at Mansfield, Mo-, for
Oct, 1922.
Editor and Publisher, Oliver B Davis,
Mansfield, Mo.
Owner. Mamie j. Davis, Mansfield,
Mo.
known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding l per
cent or more of total amount OF bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are: W.
A, and Alma f. Black, Mansfield, Mo-,
Oliver b. Davis, Editor and Pub.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
2lst day Of Dec, 1922.
Stephens, Notary Public.
lSeal] my commission expires,
August eth, 1920
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
Rats Given 10 Minutes to
Live.

Rats are given only 10 minutes
to live after they have nibbled a
piece of NO MO RATS CAKE
the scientific Rat Killer that is
luminous at night and composed
of the most alluring Rat Food.
Full stOmached rats pass up
everything else for NO MO
RATS CAKE, yet cats and dogs
won't touch il. Ready TO use
no mixing; dries up he carcass
and leaves absolutely no OdOr
Three SIZES, 35c, G5c, and Sl,23
Guaranteed and for sale by,
F'uson Drug Co.. Mansfield,
+. M. Huffman, Norwood
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
Mansfield Legion banquet.

On Tuesday evening, Decem.
Der 18th, 1929 the Clarence King
Post, 1913 of Mansfield, Mo held
it's 3rd. annual banquet at the
10. r. Cafe at 800 o'clock.
Ray j. Brown, Com mander OF
| the Post was postmaster; and,
about So mem bers and their lady
friends we're present. The Sey'
mour Harmony Fiends composed
of Messrs. Chas. H. White, Bari
tone; Joe Failair, Base; Fred
Wommack End Tenor;and, Frank
Bennett, LIST Tenor; sure did
put over some good entertain
ment and were called upon for
several encores,
The program laid down by the
mmander for the coming year
will surely put the American
Legion on the top 10 the Ozark
region; among the plans are, In
couragement Of school activities
scholactic and athletic; mum
ty service to the community, the
fostering of a home or travelling
library; the instltuting OF a srri'
es of concerts and entertain
ments that may grow into tbs
long sought for municipal Forum
and, the fostering OF a militan,
Americanism that will mean ser
vice, patriotism and public
spirit
The speakers were Mayor j
E Craig: Mansfield The Ozark
Gem City,; DR.. A.. j.. Clark
President OF the Mansfield Com
mercial Club, Mansfield, IT.
Present and Future POssibili
ties; 0. 3 Davis, editor OF the
local paper The Mansfield Mir
ror What is itH; Fred Wommack
of Seymour, Mo-. and comman
der of the Legion Post there
Comrades Our ission'; Prof
II. j. Salisbury Education ant
Our Future Governors; Alel
Salsbury."What Is Life Shoult
1t BE Serious or Funny; and }
Lon Dennis What | Think o
The American Legion Mrs. }
E Craig, wife of the Mayor
gave a very fine piano and sol
selection. The program starte'
with prayer, the singing o
America" Mrs. Dr. +. II. Rile,
accompanied and the pledge t
the Flag.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
WOLF CREEK.

We are having some cool
weather at present.
John Gam and wife visited
Roy Ganu and wife Saturday
afternoon.
Miss SUSIE Edwards visited
Miss Grace Gam Monday eve.
Walter MatlocS and family
spent Sund ~ with Mrs. Jennie
Lynch.
Miss Grace Gam spent Satur
day night and Sunday With Oma
Gam.
Those whowere at Ona Cams
Sunday were Retba Ahamsou
Elizabeth and Helen Getting, Ne
va Marley, Fred Gam and Roy
Adamson. All had a nice time.
Mrs. Luella Coday spent Sat
urday night at Ida Cams,
Church Satu rday night ano
Sunday night was We'll attended
There will be a Xmas tree anc
program at the Pagan scloo
house Saturday Dec 23id, every
body come and bring suHe one
with you.
Daddy,s Pet
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21

Ray j. Brown, a local attorney
and the commander of the post
is a native of Syracuse, N Y, a
graduate of the Albany La W
School of Albany, N Y, aveteran
of the world war having served
in Co G., 1o9th M g. Bn,. 18th
Division. a Pennsylvania outfit.
After coming to st. Louis last
spring he drifted around until
he and Miss Maud Harry Of
Newton, N. j., a teacher in the
Cleveland High School of st,
Louis, Mo and, in the course OF
events they acme to the City OF
Mansfield and the Ozark Region
where they are building a law
practice and a home and other
things.
Mr. Brown said Il believe
that the American Legion and
the Ozark Mountain Region oil
Missouri aud Arkansas are only
in their infancy. Therefore. We
have come here because we are
confident that this region offers
to young people of vision and en-
ergy and ambition, a future nc
other part of this country offers
| We are here to stay and worH
and accomplish"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
Ozark Breeze
Merry Christmas to all

1t is getting to act more like
winter time now. Sure hope 1t
SHOWS for Xmas.
1t wont be long until the JoIli.
est part of the year will be here,
which every body is looking for.
ward to, expecting Santa TO
leave them lots of presents. We
sure hope nobody will DC disap
pointed.
Bill Jack and Rod Ranay left
with a car load Of mules for
Memphis, Tenn. the l4th, We
wish them lots Of good luck and
speedy return.
l.. John Fry spent Monday Light
and Tuesday with his daughter
Mrs. Geo. Shores Jr.
The revival meeting at Ashley
closed Sunday night, with five
conversions. Ii was a meeting
TO be long remembered by lots
of people.
Tn sc that took dinner at Joe
Frye S sunday were as follows,
Dan Frye and twochi!drep, Hen
~ and Allce, Nellie and May
Frye, Bishop and Virgil Babb,
Monroe Royal and Othel Long
All reported a good dinner and a
fine tine
Mr.. and Mrs. Hat We FINLEY
took dinner with The latters par
ents Mr. and Mrs, John Frye
Sunday.
Maye Frye and Lille Doye
spent Tuesday night with Mrs
Harve FIndley.
Nellie Frye spent Saturday
night with Myrtle Shores.
Chas. Shores has been very
sick with Fever the past few
weeks, he is Improving slowly
and We hope will be up again il
y few days.
The Macomb Literary Socint,
met and rendered a very inter
esting program Friday after
noon CDn Turner President
Cora Hart Sc .retary.
Virgil Babb filed his regula
appointment at Joe Frye's Sun
day afternoon.
DOLLY DIMPLE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
NORWOOD, NO.
Route i.

Route i.
Mrs. Sam Chadwell visited
Mrs. Thomas Harden Tuesday
afternoon.
Elmer Raney and family have
moved on the Clarence Lilly
place.
Misses Maggie and Florence
Fletcher visited Mrs. Wreathy
Chadwell Sunday,
Ernest and Rex Chadwell
nave commenced to erect a new
chicken house.
Miss Bertha aud Bert Raney
Visited at Mrs. JackSon's Sun
day.
Lester Jones visited at Stony
Point school Friday.
Several IN this vicinity have
been butchering this week
Ernest Chad well called or
Mrs. jackson Tuesday. after
noon.
c. r Raney started Soutf
with a load Of mules Thursda.
night.
S. B. Chad well has returned
from a business trip to st
| Louis.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21

Ifyour child eats ravenously
at times and at other times has
no appetite at all. look out for
worms. Whites Cream Nermi.
fuse is the remedy to use. 1t
clears them out. Price, Doc.
Sold by all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21
The Cheese Factory Project

The. cheese factory project IN
Mansfield, got another boost up
the ladder last Tuesday when
W. A. Marlatt, of Los Angeles,
Calf; paid to our little city his
promised visit, He was here on
ly a short time and conferred
with a few Of our business men,
and laid his plans before them
Mr.. Marlatt hasabuut 30 years
experience as a cheese manufac'
turer in Wisconsin,, where he
was engaged in this business
most of the time at FIT Atkinson.
For the past Z years, however
he has been in the west, most Of
the time at Los Angeles. He
says when he quit business in
Wisconsin, he really intended to
go'tO Texas, to engage In the
manufacture of cheese, but after
he had looked over these differ
ent states and localities, he de
cided that on account of the
drouths and hot winds the con.
ditions we're not so favorable as
he had had them pictured, so his
attention was turned to the
" ,rks. He says here, conditi
ons suit him much better, and
that he thinks the Ozarks. as a
dairy country which is conduct
We to cheese making and cheese
factories, is far better in many
respects than the state of Wis
consin. He mentioned a few Of
them, such as the mild climate
and short winters, the cool crys.
tai water, the high altitude and
cool nights, and the wonderful
manner in which grasses in this
climate respond to little barn.
yard manure.
Letters and recommendations
Mr.. Marlatt had from bankers
and business men from Fort At
kinsun, Los Angeles, and other
places, convinced US that he is
perfectly reliable and is financi
ally able to carry out the project
he is working on
Mr.. Marlatt is planning a Sc
ries of cheese factories in the
Ozarks OF north Arkansas and
south Missouri, and says he mas
picked Mansfield for one of the
ideal locations, and that he is
ready to put the factory here, il
the farmers and business men
want it, and will co operate with
him. He wants not less thar
300 cows, aud that the people
here put up sufficient funds tt
give them a controlling interest
in the concern. So it is up to US
; Mr.. Farmer. If we want The
I cheese factory, we can get it
More detailed plans, and thu
benefits to the dairyman, in thu
sale of their whole milk and The
. price paid will be explained BY
your banker, or by Mr.. Marlatt
' on his return trip here, after tn
300 or more cows have been ar
> ranged for,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21

A remedy that will penetrate
is necessary in the treatment OF
rheumatism m. Billiards. Snow
Imminent goes right through the
flesh to the bone and relieves
promptly. Three sizes, 3Oc, 6Oc
and Sl.20 per. bottle. Sold by
all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-21

For Sale: 20 acres, a real home
all under woven wire, we'll i'm
proved, u mile from High Sch
oil, the best bargain in state,
Terms if desired.
W. S. Lowry,
RogersvilIe, Mo.