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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22

The A. A. drive is proving very successful. Eight rooms have already reported 100 per cent enrolment. One hundred dollars was subscribed in the first day of the drive. A lew Seniors have avai1sd themselves of the privilege of contributing a dol lar, but more are sure to do so before 1.-the drive is over,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22

The Famous People" section will be omitted in the Criterion this year, and in it's stead will be department devoted to the expression of student opinion. AS in former years Miss Everett will act as faculty advisor. The first issue will appear September
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22

nourishing cream that is made from vegetable oils. Then proceed to mas- sage the forehead and temples. mov- ing the hands always from the cen- ter of the forehead over the top of the nose, toward the upper part of the temple; never move the hands down. ward or from the temples inward: In forehead massage, first make the straight movement and then follow up with series of spiral movements. After finishing the forehead, give the temples a little special circular mas sage with the spiral movements. End / the treatment by removing any crean91 that has not been absorbed, and close the pores by dashing cold water over the brow or by rubbing over it a small piece of ice. .. -. .F
 F. M. S.:-Very young girls like yourself are often alarmed because they think the bust is overdeveloped for their other proportions, but this Is merely due to uneyenneSS of growth, and will correct itself after a few more years.
 Tomorrow-The Proper Choice In Caps.
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats'' depart ment will be answered in these col-, umns in their turn. This requires conSide derable time, however owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired a stamped and self-addressed enveI- ope must be enclosed with the oues- tion-The Editor. .+
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22

This will interest American prohi- bitionists. Dr. George Thomson, a British dentist, declares that confect- ionery causes more physical injury than alcohol. He believes that can dy causes poor teeth and that poor teeth cause i'll health. The brewers are with Dr. Thomson, but the con- fectionery trade is all "het up."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22
By JULIAN H. STERLING

Whats in a name? *- Shakespeare.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-22

Lieutenant c. c. MoseIey of Mo- Cook Field, Dayton, Ohio, winner of the d9z0 Pulitzer race, will. pilot a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Fl cancer bajo
el microscopic

cancer. III termino dado Il este es el
de benigno. Nosotros sabemOs Ia con
dici0n final de todos estos paeientes
! V ninguno ha desarrollado cancer c
muerte dc cancer.
! 2-TodOs los eXaminadOreS han es-
| tado de acuerdo Ell que ell tejido re-
, movido es cancer, El resultado final
de los pacientes en- este grupO es CO.
nOcido. En- tOdos. un por ciento muy
i variable ha muerto dc cancer lei per-
! ccntage de muertes ha sido menor en-
cdncer avanzado V mayor en- cancer
tafdfo. Nuestros records, por 10 tan
to. muestran que los pat0logos no han
estado en- dnsacuerdo sobre cl distin-
two cancer benigno y cl complete CAN
Ger avanzado.
3.-En este grupo ha cxistido un
desacuerdo aun entire los pat0logos
mas eXperimcntadoS, sobre 81 los te-
jidos remoyidOs eran o no cancer Los
resultados en- este grup0 han sido uni
formemente los mismos Que Ell cl
grupo 1. Ell que todos estuvieron de
acucrdo sobrc que los tejidos no eran
sino cancer. bcnigno
No hay duda. al parcccr. de que cl
nlimero lie casos en- ell grupo 30. eStd
en- aureRto. puesto que cl pueblo 81
que la. recommendation de la profession
metlica para que Sc lie haga una in
.ycstigaci6n de primera intenci6n, en-
los INSTANCES que siente cl paciente
alguna protuberancia. IL Observa Ciidl-
quier excrecencia cutdnea. una 'pcduel
ila mole, % uns barro. Eli este grdp0.
Ell que los l,at6logos desacuerd;tn, el
case es llamado percanceroso. o I'M
proceso patol0gico q. no tiehe relati0n
con ell cancer.
Los hechoS, sinembargo, no puedei
ser discutidoS cuando los buenos pa
t6logos desacuerdan acerca de la dag
nosis microsc6pica de una lesion To-
lcal. Propiamente removida. el pa
two de aquella pequela affection To-
cal. FL desacuerdo, por 10 tanto,. en-
tire los mejores pat5logos. parecerfa
asf como I'm signo de progreso Ell In
curaci0n del cancer. Acerca del futu
70 adelanto de una mas uniforme
Interpretation de Ia revelaci0n micros-
c6pica en- el grupo SO, nosotros tene-
mos solo una mera esperanza. pero
nadie siente los afectos de, este des
acuerdo aparente.
Podrian existir muy contadas eX-
cepciones que rechazaran esta exp0sir
ci6D, tan cOntadas, que no merecerian
ser consideradas Por 10 tanto. todOs
los cientffcos saben que hi el micros-
copio nj el cerebro que interprcta 10
que los ojos ven, a trayes de la lente.
son infaliblcS.
Dr.. Joseph colt Bic0dgood
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
. MAE MURRAY
in FASCINATION

,Nazquez'. para presentar los miles
de fayorecedores ccn que cuentan, IN
"Rialto' completamcnte nuevo, dos
veces rQas amplio y lujoSo, con gran
des .sorpresas en- luz, ventilation y
electricidad, que sera los ojos del
publico, sin eHageraci6n, una verdade-
ra marayilla. Y para que inaugure
artistieamente al "Rialto", ha sido Sc
leccionada una estrella de primera
magnitud, la famosa Mae Murray, la
de la boca de jazmin reci6n alberto,
que, desde la pantalla, parece enviar
al pUblico, en- cada escena de amor,
apasionados vehementes osculos.
En- ese estupendo fotodrama, que
asombrara al publico, Mae Murray ha
logrado unir otra sorprendente carac-
terizaci6n la notable galeria de Ii
pos creados por ella hasta ahora. To-
do ell amor vehemente que consume Ell
pecho de una encantadora infama-
BILE hija de Espana, es eXpresado por
la popularisima estrella, cuya sola
aparicion es bastante para llenar la
pantalla, como aureola sus triunfos,
de brillantes y no igualados resplan-
dorcs En- FASCINATION tambiGn
intcrpreta Mae Murray bellisimas
danzas espanolas, con tai arte, que
merecio fervorosos parabienes de LA
Goya'' Y de Pastora Imperio. No hay
NADIA mas grandioso que ell trabajo
que realiza en- FASCINATION la ad-
mirable estrella del Cine, escogida por
"Bruno y Vazquez" para que nos
, vuclva locos tan memorable noche.
Figuran las conocidas estrellas que
toman parte en- esa joya de la "Me-
tro Pictures Corporation artistas del
renombre de Helen Ware, Creighton
Hale, Vincent Coleman, Courtenay
Foote, Charles Lane, Robert Frazer y
Emily Fitzroy.
| Nochc tres veces de arte, dc gala y
dc gloria, la noche de la inauguration
| del nuevo "Rialto": no solo por FAS-
ClNACION, con la fascinadora Mae
Murray; no SOLO por las hejlisimas da-
mas, orgulIo dc nuestros circulos So
ciales, que Sc dar$n cita ALI esa gran
diosa noche, sino tambien porque mu-
chos de los artistas que toman parte
en- FASCINATION, que estan actual
mente en- Puerto Rico, seran obieto,
acknowledgements, de las mas fervoro-
sas entusiastas ovaciones del selec-
to y numeroso pdblico.
Ralapi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

Ell DR.. Joseph Colt Bloodgood, pro
fesor asociado, cirujano clfnico de la
Uniyersidad Johns Hopkins, de Bal
timore, escribe desde Fairholt, Bur
! lington, Vermont, Una carta al direc-
tor de "The New York Times, pro-
p6sito de una carta publicada por ell
importante diario sobre, ,el cancer ana
lizado trayes del microscopic.
Ell DR.. Bloodgood Sc eXpresa asf Ell
su carta, que eneierra parrafos de un
inter6s eXtraordinario sObre la mate
ria abarcada, Y que ha lie scr lefda
muy gusto por los sc1ores m6dicos,
seguramente:
listed ha publicado una carta del
DR.. w. Mcdowell, en- la que dice que
"prominentes cirujanos sc quejan de
que existen Iiuy contados microsco-
pistas capacitados para diagnosticar
el cancer, de 10 que el microscopic en-
ST rcyela. Expertos microcopistas
muy reconocidos, admiten que ciertaS
parties de algunos dc los tumores mas
malignos aparecen ser benignos bajo
el microscopic, viceversa
"Como yo soy cl mayor Responsible
de esas declaraciones en- las. reTistaS
mGdicas, relativas Il los deSacuerdos
aparentes entire los mejores pat6logos
sobre las reNelaciones del microsco-
pio ell ciertas protuberancias locales,
par6ceme apropiado dar al pdblico al
guEos. heehos corrientes. En- ell Labo-.
ratorio Patol6gico de Cirugfa del
Johns Hopkins Hospital, hemos acu
mulado desde 1889 los records, los te-
jidos originates y las secciones lni7
crosc6picas de cerca de $4,000 casos.
representando toda clase de tipos de
enfermedades. Muchas de las seccio-
nes microsc0picas tienen Su report re-
gistrado por mas de un pat6logo que
haya tellido coneXi0n con el Johns
Hopkins V otros hospitales del pals,
especialmente durante los Gltimos
diez amos. Por 10 cual, nosotros te-
nemos In meior de las oportunidades
para comprobar las diagnosis micros
c0picas realizadas por infinidad dc
pat0logos. Los resultados de la in
yestigaci0n hecha por medic de estos
reports, pueden ser divididas en- tres,
grupos principales:
1.-Todos estin de acuerdO, par
tiendo de las sccciones microsc6picas.
On Que cl nroceso natOl0gico no es
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

Todo ell aroma ancestral y la cor
tesania de la vieja Espaiia sera mos
trado al p1blico, asombrosamente, POI
la celebre estrella Mae Murray, quiel
aparecera en- la pantalla del "Rialto'
la memorable noche de la aperture dc
este gran teatro, la cual noche sera dc
gloria y de gala para todos los apa
sionados del arte y la belleza mas ex-
quisitos. g.!
FASCINATION. es la obra-cumbre
escogida por la empresa Bruno Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

PARA CARROS DE ENTREGAS,
transp0rte de pasajeros y ambnlancias
no hay NADIA como el automovil DOD-
GE BROTHERS. Vendedores: AN
DREU, AGUILAR Y CO., San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
La reapertura del Cine
"RialtO" sera una doble
Fascination.

Mae Murray sera la primera artista
que Sc prcsente al plblico, en- la no.
che de la reapertura del magnifico
factuOsO cOiiseo, maraviliando a
los espectadOres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Hotel DuIce HOgar
iEXCELENTE! iADMIRABLE!

Esto dicen todas las personals que tie
men la DICHA que asi puedc llamarse
de hospedarse, al pasar por Rio Pie
dras, en- ell acreditado Hotel Dulce
Hogar.
Frente la Plaza, TelefOno 119,
P.O. Box 2S, Rio Piedras, P. R.
9-22
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13
Pistola Automatica Alemana de Importation
Genuina, marca "STENDA'' y calibre 81.

Pistola Automatica alemana ''STENDA' que
SO carga por 81 misma, caiibre -, Ia cu8l es
conocda como la pistola automatica de calidad
mas alta jamds vista. La Pistola ''STENDA'
es ligera Manageable Sc acondciona a la maao y
es fdci de levar el bosillo, debido a su ta-
Elaio su forma plana compacta. Sc ha
tornado el interds mas cudadoso en- la construc-
ei0n ajuste de esta pistola de carga autom&-
tca. especialmente 10 conoce por su capa-
cidad para hacer los disparos rapidez, por su
absolute certeza seguridad Ell el trio y por la
Sencillez ligereza conque sueita cada cartucho
despu6s de cada disparo, colocando seguida
bala nueva en- su sito, para las sucesivas
descargas. Monta proyectiles de calibre 80, tie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-13

odas pleas esan fabcadas del mas
eXcenea su cbc cuhO
a de
y coz mi bas coas cenR
Prola
u mo 81 l lvc
10:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
ORDER AGAINST MASS PICKETING ENFORCED
 BY ARMED DEPUTIES

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Mar. 15. - A ban on mass picketing in Providence county, which includes in it's area half the mills affected by the Rhode Island textile strike, was announced today by Sheriff Andrews of this county
 want to make it plain that I am not stopping picketing," Sheriff An drews declared in announcing his pol icy. If the strikers want to send twenty five men or so to do picket duty. will be glad to have them come I will not however, allow 100 to 200"
 County deputy sheriffs. some of them armed with repeating rifles. en- forced the edict this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
Fraud Charges Are
 Filed Against Two
 as Result of Fire

Mike Elich and George Popo7ich were arrested late Tuesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Gipson on a charge of attempt to defraud two insurance companies by means of fire that oc- cured on Laundry Hill on October 2. They were taken before Judge Craig and later released on a $500 bond for their appearance at a pre- liminary hearing to be set at some tOrneys being out Of town.
 The complaint, which was sworn out by WiWlliam Humphries of the local fire department, charges them with burning or damaging q certain dwelling house and furniture situated therein belonging to the said Mike Elich situated at No. 429F Garden Ave, City of BiSbee, in said county Of COchise and state of Arizona. said building and the said furniture sit mated therein being then and there insured against loss and damage by fire, with inten then and there to defraud and prejudice the insurers thereof. tO-wit: British and Federal Fire Underwater of the Norwich Un- ion Fire Insurance Society Limited, q corporation. and the Alliance insur ance Company, a cOrpOration.'
 PopOvich was tried in Tombstone m the superior court few weeks ago on a charge of arsen in connection with the same fire. He was acquitted
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
Bisbee Democrats Forget Petty Differences of Past and Unite
 In Endorsing City Candidates

Bisbee Democrats, at all open meet ing held in the county building last night. adopted the report of Cht nom ination committee and unanimously endorsed q complete ticket headed by James M. Ball, for mayor.
 Candidates for the city council whose names were selected by the nominations committee follows: 1st Ward. Charles Wilson and J l.. Dugard End Ward. Harry Jennings and James Allison: 3rd Ward, John Campbell and w. M. Cox
 The meeting last night waS more in the form of a party rally than q reg ular semi-monthly meeting. Practi- cally the only matter of business brought up was that of con ;idariEg the report of the nomination com mittee. And, this occupied but 2 few seconds; the report was read by Chair man D. r.. Rienhardt, seconded aud adopted without discussion. 4 few minutes later the ticket was adopted by unanimous rising vote.
 From start to finish the meeting was one marked by complete har- mony. There was not one indication of disagreement or dissatisfaction. Instead, every Democrat present join ed with his fellow party members in pledging his support to the D. T. ocrat ticket in it's entirety and pre-. dieting that the next city election would see every elective office taken by Democratic candidate.
 Following the adoption of the nom- ination committe report, short talks were made by many Democrats prom inent for years in city, state and na- tional politics. l. c. F. Adams, meIn- Der of the board of supervisors and former mayor of the City of Bisbee, urged all Democrats to unite in bring ing the country back to the ranks of Democracy, declaring that only the present Republican administration was responsible for the chaotic con- Gitions and industrial and financial depression that have prevailed for the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16

last year.
 Maurice McKelligon declal ed that last nights meeting was ample prCo! that whatever petty differences may have existed in the party's ranks had been forgotten. He said he was con fident that in the furture Bisbee Dep'- ocrats would present a solid front and that the entire ticket would be elected.
 Mrs. John Bevan, speaking on wom- ans part in politics, expressed thc opinion that women should not only do their duty by voting at every cleo ton, but should take more active interest in all political meetings ana strive to more thoroughly understand city, county and state government.
 others who were called upon for short talks were w. M. Cox, Charles Wilson, Harry Jennings, J. C. White. J. $. McNeish 0. & French. Charles S Martin, r. F.. Thomas, George Per ter, Judge w. P. Craig, R. H. Dickson, Ii. F. WoottCn, Hill Ruff, Dr. Reese, John P. Steffes, Frank Johnson, J. A. Kempton, Harvey McClimans, Ted Hoy and a representative of the Re view.
 Chairman Rienhardt announced that q Democrat who has been prominent for years in state and national affairs would be the principal speaker at an ether open meeting to be held on the evening of March 29th.
 Precinct committeeman who were selected by the nominating committee and endorsed at the meeting last night were: 1st Ward, J. c. White and o. $. French; 2nd Ward, Charles ,lartin and F. E. Thomas; 3rd Ward, J. A. Kempton and George Porter.
 Members of the nominating commit tee that selected the ticket endorsed were D. E. Rienhardt, chairman; w. P Craig, secretary; Lee JovanoVich Charles Wilson. 0. s. French, J. C. White, Eugene Riley, Frank Thomas Charles Martin, O. w. Wolf, J. L. Powell, Harry Jennings, Pierce Wn- son, w. NJ. Cox, j. A. Kempticr, C. A Bailey and c. M. Porter.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
Many States Will
 Send Delegations
 to Roads Meeting

PHOENIX. Mar l5.-Much activity is going forward among the vice pres- iGents, state directors and local of ficers in the 14 states through which the Bankhead highway trayerses, in organizing. selecting delegates and perfecting arrangements to attend the sixth annual convention of the Bank head National Highway association, which meets in conjunction with the United States Good Roads association and United States Good Road show In Phoenix. April 24-29.
 Letters have been received from officers In Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina and Virginia all stating that good delegations will be in attendance from these states. l. is expected that every state through which the Bank head highway traverses will have a large delegation in attendance.
 Benneham Cameron, president of the Bankhead National Highway as Sociation announces that he has re- turned from d trip through North Car olina and Virginia where he has met large number of people in various towns and cities in those states through which the Bankhead highway traverses and they have informed him that good delegations will attend and much interest is being manifested in the Phoenix meeting of the conven- ton.
 C. B. Richardson, state director for Virginia of the Bankhead National Highway association, writes asking that reservation of roods be male made for party of 10 that will come to the convention from Richmond. He also expects that the delegation will be greatly increased and that more reservations will be made.
 J. c. Duckworth, state director for South Carolina of the Bankhead Ma tional Highway association, writes that Greenville, s. C. will make a most active campaign for the 1923 conven- tions of the United States Good Roads association, the Bankhead National Highway association and the United Good Road show, which will be held ill conjunction with the coming meet ings. They expressed themselves as being very much pleased with arrange ments and locations of booths, as well as the interest that the people of Phoenix are manifesting in the con vention.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
Bisbee in Better Shape Than Other
 Towns, Says BrOphy

Rsbee is more active. more pros porous and generally better off than any other mining district in the south wst. in the opinion of w. If. BrOphy president of the Bank of Bisbee. and one of the few men who can be rated as those who really built Douglas and Bisbee.
 BrOphy arrived in Bisbee yesterday from visit to the Morenci-Clifton dis trict. He has also visited practically every section of Arizona during recent trips.
 Getting into Bisbee after visiting some other sections is like hitting a big city on Saturday night after living in a village. Bisbee Is so much better off than other mining towns that there can be no comparison Eve al ways called Bisbee home and I'm proud now that is home to me, for Bisbee has weathered the storm and is now ready to go ahead. know 1t has been a hard pull here. but not nearly so hard as in other places. I've been in towns during the last few weeks that were nothing but street after street of empty houses, empty stores and empty office buildings
 Its good to be home again and sec the old home town. particularly when it's still the best mining town in the country"
 Brophy left last night for Tucson and, after q brief visit there, will gC on 10 Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
Final Decision in
 Smith-HOvland Case to End Long Fight

TUCSON. Mar. l5.-Assistance will be given Judge William II. Sawtelle in disposing of the heavy calendar or criminal and civil cases in the United States District Court by Judge Maur- ice Dooling, of the San Francisco dis trict. who arrived in Tucson Tuesday morning to remain for month.
 During the stay of Judge Dooling In Tucson, the law and equity cases will be apportioned, between the two fed eral jurists and will be heard respec- lively in the court room and judges chambers.
 One of the important cases expect ed to come up for final disposal dur ing the month in which Judge Dool- ing will remain in Tucson will be the accounting suit of Hoval A. Smith yer sus Henry E. HOvland. The final hearing will be in the nature of com plete review of the testimony given in the case before the Standing Mas ter. Edwin F. Jones. who was appoint ed previously by the Federal court to that position.
 Following the review it is expected the court will hand down a definite per Queen Branch. Phelps Oplge Cor which has pending for more than two years.
 The case is one involving several million dollars and some of the most valuable and noted mining claims and groups in the southwest copper camps, in which Smith and Hovland were formerly partners. The date for this hearing has not yet been placed on the federal court calendar and it is uncertain whether Judge Sawtelle or Judge Dooling will preside.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
HEALING CREAM
 FUR HEAD COLDS QUICKEST RELIEF

Colds and catarrh yield like magic to soothing, healing, antiseptic cream that penetrates through every air pas sage and relieves swollen, inflamed membranes of nose and throat. Your clogged nostrils open right up and you can breathe freely. Hawking and snuffling stop. Don't stay stuffed up and miserable
 Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Palm from your druggist. Apply a little in the nostrils and get instant relieve. Millions endorse this rem edy known for more than fifty years.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16

bottles of the Vegetable Compound and used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash and I am entirely cured of my ailments. You may publish this letter if you wish. Mrs. MARY SHERMAN, Route 2, Lake, Mich.
 There is one fact women should con- slider and that is this. Women suffer from irregularities and various forms of weak ness. They try this and that doctor. as well as different medicines. Finally they take Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound, and Mrs. Sherman's experience is simply another case showing the merit of this well-knCwn medicine.
 If your family physician fails to help you and the same old troubles persist, why isn t it reasonable to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
WILL LEAVE TODAY

Mir. and Mrs. w H. Brophy, Miss Alice Blake and Miss Ellen Cunning ham will leave today by auto for Tue son after spending two weeks here on a visit to friends and relatives. They will remain in Tucson for few days and then motor on to Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-16
DAY

Today will be naturalization day in Tombstone and number of Bisbee residents will so over to secure their final papers They will be accom- panied by their witnesses. There are about 30 applicants listed to take the exammation. Miss M Paxley of Los Angeles has arrived in Tombstone to conduct the examinations.