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The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16
CAVE MAN TYPE IS WOMAN'S
 IDEAL
STUDYING SEX CRIMES ATTRIBUTE MUCH OF IMMORALITY AMONG YOUNG GIRLS TO LURE OF PRIMAL

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-ls the ap- peal of the caveman psychology re- sponsible for the turing of young women into vice and crime? This solution is suggesting itself to psy- chologists and students of the social problems by the published details of several sensational sex crimes in France and America which have at tracted international attention.
 Psycho-analysts who have studied the case of Dr. Abraham Glickstein, the Brooklyn psysician, who was shot by a former mistress. point out that force was alleged to have been used in the first place. In France Landru, convicted as a "Bluebeard" who killed ten women, has remained the hero of Parisian girls dreams. One of the women Landru had lured to his home and who had managed to escape was present at the trial, but manifested no ill-will against the great criminal
 The courtroom at Versailles was crowded with girls and young wom- en who wished the French Blue beard the best of luck. A woman correspondent at the trial has thus set down her impressions of flap per psychology.
 "rhe scene about me is too like the pit of theater between the acts, and it needs only a few girls in cap and apron, carrying trays of chocolate. to complete the illusion. "Women, for the most part decol- lete. painted, bejeweled and gay, eat bon-bons and scrutinize the court through their opera glasses. Some drink tea from thermos flasks. In the bench before mine three or four girs bend their heads together and whisper. 8.
 "One is wrapping something-is it piece Of cake or cholocate?- in paper, and flaming-red-lipped girl takes a pencil and waits for third,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16
Germans Selling
 Land in Silesia

REUTHEN, Upper Silesia, Jan. 16. German capitalists in the Polish section of Upper Silesia have no love for Polish rule AS fast as circum- stances permit they are selling their properties to foreigners.
 One of the largest properties in this vicinity, owned by the von Don nersnarck family, has recently been sold to a group of English capi- talists who have organized com- pany known as "Henckel von Don- nersmarck Beuthen Estates. Ltd. The company has been incorporated under a British charter in London, and the technical direction will be turned over to British engineers.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16

who sits immediately in front of me to dictate.
 T strain my ears.
 Say, For Landru, ideal of my dreams she says, and the red-lipped girl murmurs that that will do, and writes. Then she folds the paper. It is put into a little packet of cake. with the help of youth who appears to be in the counsel of the trio.
 "It is passed forward toward the dock which I now notice is for the moment empty
 "It is little gift and a message of admiration for Landru, who will enter again in a minute or two.
 But it gets no farther than the hands of a juror counsel. who looks across smilingly to the group in front of him and shakes his head.
 "Tdeal of my dreams!' Is it only n joke? Can it be that that woman -any woman-can really admire this man?
 Some women are attracted-that is sure. For them it is one show you must not miss Landru is the man who knew 2s3 women and is alleged to have killed ten of them.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16

There was train for Chitina and interior points this morning. The next train out will be on We'd nesday morning.
 w. J. Hamilton was a returning passenger on the Victoria this after noon and will resume his position on the railroad.
 The Victoria arrived from the south at 2 o'clock this afternoon and is scheduled to sail for Valdez at 10 o'clock tonight.
 F.. R. Townsend is greeting local friends and renewing acquaintances while the Victoria is in port. He is en route to Seward.
 Agent l.. A, Counts of the Pacific Steamship Company, reports that the Watson will not be in Cordova until Friday on her southbound trip.
 Calvin Hazelet, who has been at tending a meeting of the Territor- ial Fish Commission at Juneau was a returning passenger on the Vic toria.
 Mrs. James Dinneen and two chil- dren returned to Cordova on the Vic- toria this afternoon after pleas ant visit with friends and relatives outside.
 The Rolfe II, Captain Harry Rolfe, returned to Cordova Saturday even ing from Middleton Island, bringing in MT. and Mrs. Fred Schiller and Jos. Ibach. The Rolfe will leave tonight for Middleton, taking MT. Ibach back home.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16
NEW DOLLAR TO HAVE *.
 SCULPTORS INITIALS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The new Peace Dollar" designed by Anthony de Francisi will bear secret mark on the reverse medallion under the comeo of the Goddess of Liberty's head as a tribute to the sculptor. The mark will be sculptor's initials, the "F' being imposed on the CA.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16
Mining Stock Quotations

Dr. Won Zesch wishes to announce that she will be in. her office from January 19 to 27 for dental work.
 14-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-16
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There was train for Chltna and interior points this morning. The next train out will be on We'd nesday morning.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07

motor will not warm it up; retard the
spark and let the engine idle slowly.
Oil should be drained more frequent
ly from the motor in winter than in
summer. Cold temperature aggravates
the dilution of the oil by raw fuel, es-
pecially when the choke is kept closed
too long. 1t is not advisable to drive a
car until the motor has been turning
over at a slow rate of speed long
enough to give the oil chance to get
we'll into all the working parts.
Condensation in the cylinders due to
cold weather often results in the mix
ing of the gasoline with the oil. We
have recommended that under average
conditions the oil be drained approxi-
mately every 1000 miles in order to
guard against excessive wear of the
bearings or cylinder walls however it
is advisable to change the oil every
month during the winter driving re.
gardless of when fresh oil was last
added.
In cold weather the capacity and the
voltage of battery are less than they
are at normal temperature. Likewise
it is much more difficult to crank an
engine because of the effects of cold
temperatures on the fabrication and al
so requires more cranking because of
the incomplete carburetion of the fuel
when the motor is cold. Thus the
drain on the battery should be con-
served; therefore when starting the
motor throw out the clutch.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07
SINKING FUND TAX
BECOMES AN ISSUE

Sentiment is divided over including
in the annual budget of taxes for 1923
an item of 81. 780. so for establishing a
sinking fund for the Mount Hood Loop
Highway bond issue. District Attor-
ney Baker recently instructed the
county court that the law provided
that the sinking fund would have to be
started Immediately. An opinion has
just been received from the attorney
generals Office by MIR. Baker, an
nouncing that the county may wait for
four years before starting the sinking
fund. One element of citizens.wishes
to defer raising the fund, while others
argue that the sinking fund should be
started at once.
The county will have to raise by tax
alton next year $l3, 750, interest on the
Loop Highway bonds. which have been
issued. 1t will be necessary to issue
another block of about $50, 900 to meet
surfacing bills.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07
ParkdaIe Restauranteur Wrecks Place

The sheriff's office, notified one
night last week from The Dalles that
J. G. Thomas, Parkdale restaurant
man, was motoring toward Hood River
badly intoxicated, were on the look out
for him when an 8. o 8. message came
from Parkdale. The man had eluded
the officers and was busy wrecking his
place of business.
Thomas on reaching his restaurant,
according to witnesses, sat about sys-
tematically to break all of his dishes,
soft drink bottles smash and to wreck
show cases. A valuable phonograph
was ruined.
Justice of the Peace Onthank fined
Thomas $50 and sentenced him to 30
days in Jail. The sentence was sus-
pended, however.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07
The Baptist Church

At 10 a. m. the Sunday school begins
its work. At II a. m. Evagelist Bent
ley will preach. At $3.50 D. m. Junior
B. Y. P. u. The Senior will meet at
$50 in the prayer meeting room. At
7.30 we will have great meeting
which you must not miss. Evangelist
Bentley will preach. Come and hear
him. also the singing by the church
chorus and by the junior. chorus. There
will be also special singing. There
will be services every evening of the
week at 7.30 and you are all welcome.
We seek to serve you and help you in
your spiritual life. Subject for Sun
day night, ''Hell and Its Location.
G. r. Delepine, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07
Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Celebration of Holy Communion.
Services begin at ii o'clock. Annouce-
ments. Sunday school at 9.45. Choir
rehearsal Friday at s O'Clock. Sale by
the ladies of the congregation Satur-
day at the Book & Art Store.
P. Hilgendorf, Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07
HOW TO PREPARE
FOR COLD WEATHER
(By Cameron Motor Company

The average car owner is seldom in
position to know just what must be
done to his car in the winter to ap.
proach as nearly as possible conditions
as they exist in warm weather. 1t Is
therefore largely the duty of the auto
mobile dealer to give him this infor'
nation. For this reason the following
| instructions have been prepared Tor use
of Anti-Freeze Solution Cooling Sys'
| tenn.
Before any anti-freeze solution is
placed in the water circulation system.
it should be inspected for leaks and re-
pairs made if necessary. 1t is usually
a good plan to replace hose connections
at this time of the year. Do not use
compounds containing calcium chloride
or other similar compounds, as they
corrode the inside of the radiator.
The only satisfactory solution that we
know of is alcohol and water. De-
natured alcohol is preferred. The fol-
lowing table shows the different pro-
portioned mixtures with temperatures
at which the solution will begin to
freeze.
Denatured Freezing
AlcOnOl NdteE LOlnb
10 per cent 80 per cent q degrees
20 per cent so per cent 19 degrees
30 per cent 20 per cent 10 degrees
40 per cent 60 per cent 2 below zero
so per cent 80 per cent l8 below zero
1t must be remembered that it is
necessary 10 add alcohol from time to
time, to replace what is lost due to
evaporation. When this is necessary,
use a mixture of 60 per cent alcohol.
During the winter months the fan
belt can be loosened, which will reduce
the flow of air through the radiator,
and therefore allow the motor to run
warmer than it otherwise would.
1t will assist greatly in approximat-
ing the summer temperature Of the
motor If radiator and hood covers are
used. With a radiator cover that is
adjustable. a large part Of the radiator
can be covered, allowing the motor to
readily warm up, and then adjusted to
a suitable opening to keep the motor
running warm but still not allowing il
to overhead; also it will keep the mo-
tor from cooling of when not running
IL opening is closed when car is idle.
Due to the low gravity gasoline now
being used, it is very essential, more
especially in cold weather, to get as
much heat as.possible to the mixture
to properly vapnrize the gasoline to
prevent condensation. On damp, fog
gy days such as we have here at this
time Of the year, it is necessary that
the air to the caTbuFetor be as warm
as possible. To this end il is necessary
that the outside opening in the air pipe
be closed, 90 that all air going into the
earburetor will come from the heater.
In starting the motor, when cold, make
sure that the choke is closed complete
~ until the motor starts. then open
slightly until the motor warns up. but
do not even have it partially closed
longer than necessary. Racing 3 cold
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07

For dry box wood phone Emry Lum-
ber & Fuel Co. Just right for kindling
and quick fires. olZtt
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-12-07

Come in and see the new Buick 1928
models. Skies, $l425; Fours, $l075.
Hood River Garage.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
HELP WANTED-MaIe.
MEN WANTED

THE MANHATTAN PrGGLY wIGGLY
CORPORATION Is about TO open 1900
grocery stores.
In Greater New York alone four mil
lion tons of food are consumed every
year. or every dollar that you earn
forty certs are spent for groceries. It's
tremendous business
"PIGGLY wIGGLY is an interesting
example of what the Chain Store system
success. In September. 1915. the first
PIGGLY WIGGLY store was started in
Memphis. Now-only six years later
nual business OF $50 100000 year"
The above statement was written by
and Finance. appearing in Forbes Maya
zine OF August 10. 1922. under the title
OF "why Chain Store Securities Attract
Investors
Since that article was written the
PIGGLY wIGGLY system has now more
.asa oo s.ar rs makins p r
GLY wIGGLY the third largest chain
grocery eystem in the world to-day.
THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY wIGGLY
CORPORATION has introduced PIGGLY
wIGGLY to New York. II has been
stupendouI success here. In PROOF %, OF
parent PIGGLY wIGGLY organization.
has Just issued this statement about
PIGGLY WIGGLY in New York:
I'VE have no stores IN the world to-
day superior to your stores. and we have
more than / 600 stores and are opening
minimum OF "A more a week.
.'rhs PIGGLY wIGGLY proposition
Will, In my opinion. be far better here
United States. and with all modesty l
state that there Is no man better quail
fled 10 make .his remark than ! am. for
! have seen the whole organization and
practically every store. from the incep-
tion OF the PIGGLY wIGGLY idea"
LANES w. ELLIorT's BUSINESS
BUILDERS. INC. owns and operates the
MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLY COR
PoRATIoN.
To open 1000 stores the Business
Builders has need OF more than 1000
executives The duties OF these execu-
tives cover practically every field OF
business:
store Superintendents.
Store Managers,
Real Estate Operators,
Expert Accountants.
Warehouse Directors.
Traffic Managers.
Truck Masters,
Purchasing Agents.
Efficiency Engineers,
Development Engineers,
Aside from executive positions the
MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLY COR
PORATION in order to successfully man
1000 stores must have In the immediate
future / 600 men equipped for all JOBS In
the retail grocery business.
Here in the Business Builders. where
YOU earn substantial commissions selling
the PIGGLY WIGGLY Securities, you
prepare yourself for the executive position
YOU are best qualified to fill.
During the past three years the Busi.
ness Builders has placed over hundred
men in big positions.
And here YOU have the most brilliant
opportunity IN the country to-day.
For PIGGLY wIGGLY has been
adopted by the American people every
place that II has operated. It's COM
Inercial and financial record has been
one Of the, II not the most, conspicuous
successes OF our time.
Call between 10 and .,
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S BUSINESS
BUILDERS, INC,
Financing. Manning and Operating
THE MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLY
CORPORATION.
Entire 18th Floor,
Knickerbocker Bldg. AID st. and B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
There are two kinds OF US.

There are two kinds OF US.
Some OF US were born TO serve. We
do Il well and are happy. Some Of Us
portunity or the ability and are broke.
Which Is the better off? Joyous
faces are seen on the lower East Side.
NOT In the purlieus OF Finance.
Like poets, Master and Servants
are born. not made. A born Servant
is not a good Master. A born Master
Is not a good Servant.
Take your own case for illustration.
II may be that circumstance has do
MED you the chance to prove your
ability as the head OF your own bust
ness and that working for others,
not being your forte. has been disap-
pointing
If YOU ARE A BORN MASTER. WITH
OUT A MASTERS JOB, WHY YOU AND
HAVE SOMETHING OF VERY GREAT I'M
PoRTANCE TO SAY TO EACH OTHER.
l am Security Salesman. I re-
gard IL as one Of the most honorable
and dignified professions. because !
conduct II in just that way. Right
now ] am the executive In charge of
the building up Of high class, mod
ern selling organization for reputa-
BILE and established banking house.
But am no more a "boss' than
am when out In the field. Success
full Salesman always Is his own
boss"
know what a good salesman
wants and what he should have, and
/ am providing II for the members OF
our organization. II has been made
easy for me because / have been fur
nlshed at the outset with one OF the
most fascinating and profitable
propositions that ever was presented
to the prospective investor.
have an office equipment second
to none, with its spacious assembly
rooms where we all meet and ex-
orNd nm IA
common basis, a well appointed cor
respondence room where we all have
our desks and up-to-date facilities
for attending TO the detail OF our
routine work and a modern lecture
hall with diagrams, blackboards,
ETC.. where we NOT only are lectured
10, but where we lecture 10 each
other. This latter really Is a bust
ness laboratory where mere men are
fashioned into Masters Of men.
| am in that very comfortable posi-
tion that enables me to guarantee to
every new member OF the organization
the earnest. wholehearted coopera-
ton on the part of the Office that an
intelligent salesman demands.
I think the minimum annual earn
ings OF security salesman should
be $4,000.
/ don't know what you think about
your own ability, but just guessing at
H. l think | can show you how 20
make considerably more than that.
I'd like 10 have you get In touch with
me so that can arrange a personal
interview.
or course IL you don't answer this
appeal--for really It Is nothing less
than n genuine human appeal-your
trouble IS too deep seated for me 10
be Of assistance: life is too short and
too sweet for me TO battle against
mental inertia.
Don't let THAT thing get hold upon
YOU TO the degree that you can't bring
Yourself TO sit right down now and
write me for an appointment
p 42l Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
SALESMAN

over 25 years. II you are making less than
500 week and believe you have the earn
ing capacity to match that much or more
we Will pay you a SALARY AND COMMITS
SION, and in a week or ten days time you
should be showing results from your sales
II you are simply n salesman or have
sincere desire 10 be one with the necessary
qualifications you can build up m Income
as large as most executives.
Can after 10 A. NJ, Suite 726, 30 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
STORE MAN.

Exceptional opportunity for man, 25 TO 30
years of age, who has had department store
experience, TO associate with q large concern
operating stores In Southern States; position
permanen, advancement depending upon ex-
ecutive ability TO produce results Christian
house; state age. experience ana last salary
earned: application confidential.
S NJ $50 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
AutornobIle. wantee
AUTOMOBILES FOR REM.
Tor Hire Passenger Cars

BEAUTIFUL private Locomobile limousine:
hour day or week s. hourly. Aud. sIS9.
CADILLAC, Packard. hour, day. week.
month long trips. reasonable. Columbus
cen0. GREEN.
CADILLAC limousine, private appearances
hour day, week. month, reasonahle.'
CAWELL Audubon 2ssi,
HUDSON limousine; / would like 70 place
ny chauffeur and car bv month or ycaa
with refined family. Columbus 900, befoGe
10 a. 81, after 8 Y. ~ Ms FoN. :
LoCOMorLE. 81 hourly, special weekly ana
monthly rate. Phone schuyler 56o4. y
NNrNON cabrioet, Packards like news
monthly speciality reasonable. lSIiAM.
circle 2g05. L.
pACkARps new) and Pierce Arrow caIA
Tor rent, hour day, week, special rates
for Ions trips Clrcle 2sgq.
phCKARD, twin six, laundauIet. day, week,
month Call schuyler 600. ~
nFNAULT new iandauiet. hourly. weekly;
reasonable. BARR. 24o West SD. Circle
i0i1S.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
statesmen

Experiences in selling bankers and other
business men Of large affairs; income from
commissions 81, 900 up. nationally famous
organization, established 81 years. highest
commercial rating. Mr.. Connolly, suite 500.
Waldorf Astoria, Tuesday all day, Wednes-
day forenoon.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
HELP WANTED--Female.

SALESWOMEN.
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Av., S7th and 3Sth SITS,
offer very liberal induce
ments to p a b sales
women for the Individual
who are familiar with
high class wearing apparel
for women and misses.
SALESWOMEN.
REQUIRED FOR
WOMEN'S SUITS,
WOMEN'S DRESSES,
wOMEN'S COATS,
MISSES SUITS,
MISSES DRESSES,
MISSES COATS,
wOMEN's WAISTS.
Apply by letter or at
APPLICATION OFFICE,
g West 3Sth St.,
Ninth Floor.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

SALESMEN--we arc manufacturers and
patentees OF "A device which no business
man can afford 20 do without: II you are
an experienced speciality man or II you have
the win without the experience and are will
and II you can devote fun time TO this
work call after o A. NJ. Bliss Co., Inc, 10
Park place. Ask for Mr.. Smart.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.
CLERKS AND TYPIsTs.

A large financial institution desires 70
place several young women. II years OF age
or over, In permanent positions. High school
education desirable. Hours are short.
Luncheons are provided free. Starting sal
AIRY $l2 per week. Many advantages and
opportunities are offered to those who quail
ify, as all advance positions In the company
are filled by promotion. Apply in person be-
tween and 80 o'clock. room 1. Metropoli-
tan Bldg. l Madison av.. at 23d ST.. New
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
MERCANTILE STORE MANAGER.
NAN

A man who can qualify
for executive position 10
earn not less than $500 a
year Is required by an or
ganization of International
reputation and record. Tho
right man must combine
progressiyeness with pleas
ing personality. II you are
sure OF yourself apply IN
person between III and 10
MIR. CAIRNS. Suite 1T0S.
200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Instruction
DIRECTORY OF HOME AND
BUSINESS NEEDS.
FURSITURE-PRTvATE.

FAMILY giving up housekeeping, elegant
furnishings OF beautifully appointed ten
room apartment for sale; only private parties
need apply dealers. auctioneers VIII not be-
considered. Ss Central Park West. Column
hug 1853.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

PoRTERS-Home for convaiescents, White
Plains, good working conditions, pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; wlges $50 monthly and full
maintenance Apply Wednesday, 10 a. NJ.
Burke Foundation. city office. 80 II. 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

COUPLE-Belgian, very good chef. house,
keeper. all around chamner-house maid
worthy best of references; d.sengaged the
18th Of Octoebr. ]. Chef. SIT Dewey av..
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Statesmen

Servants and
Their Masters
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

COUPLE, aged 40. with dog, both plain
German-American cooks, wish to do the
entire work for small adult family In
country who like short. simple, but well
wages S125. Mail address. care Superin-
tendent co Wesl 10th ST.