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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-27

Rockford. ILL.,, Feb. 27.-one FIRE
was instantly killed and three
others slightly injured here yesterday
hook and ladder truck struck
a ichuck-hole in a street and broke Oft
both front wheels. The dead man.
Arthur s. Waterford, driver. leaves a
widow and two children. The truck
was wrecked. +
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-27

Occadonalty' an insurance, policy
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-27

Considering what most people are
willing to do for money, it's & wonder
there are not more m%illionaires.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Beino Tried in Tucson.

DRAGOON-Considerable interest IS manifest here in the outcome of sult that is now being tried in Tue son before Judge Patee in which the southern PacIric company is plaintiff anu Q. MonIer is the defendent.
 In the suit the plaintiff seeks S judgment of $2,S0S.92 for alleged nnquent freight payment on a quan. of marble polishing machinery snl equipment transported from Cotton wood Faals, Kansas. to Dragoon- A lien is sought together with forclo- sure on the machinery for the amount of the large frieght claim Francis M Hartman is representing the Sou thern Pacific company in the suit
 A cross complaint filed by Nonier through Edwin F. Jones. his cousel. alleges that $10,000 damage was done the defendant by the manner in which the machinery was handled and de- livered by the Southern Pacific com pany at Dragon.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18

Harding has 50 pairs of trousers. Wouldn't it be great to be his broth CT?
 Man who married five times in six years gets the loving cup.
 Golf rule: Keep your eye on the ball-especially when the course is crowded.
 Straw lids are on display. We will buy hay when the sun shines.
 Our idea of fun is a barber trying to tell himself a funny story while shaving himself.
 St, Louis man drank some glasses; now he wears some glasses. Lenine says what he wants now is money. This is carrying out his pol icy of being friendly.
 Many a candidate loses the race because his gas gives out.
 With Will in the movies all the postmasters want passes.
 House up in Antigonish is haunted. Maybe the rents due.
 College yell for Congress-: Row Row-RoW"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18

the oldest designer in New York, and so has watched the passing of fashions.
 ''Now when 1 say knickers," says Ryan, speGtacled and lavender socked, "I do not mean bloomers- bloomers are sloppy and crude. l refer to neat, well-cut knicker with a smart jacket and vest, if wom- an wants to wear one.
 "Hooped skirts? Atrociousi
 "Bustled skirts? Ridiculous!
 Long sweeping skirts? Unsani- tary,
 "Hobhle skirts? Daugerous,
 "Short skirts? Sensible!
 "Knickers An they're the thing, Sensible Eeautifuli"
 Thus says Ryan-and further ::
 Copied the Stage Women of the ordinary walks Of life watched stage women display their legs and win admiration with their beauty. And they reasoned each one--why not try it herself?
 50, under the influence of tho theatre, skirts began to get shorted and shorted until they pretty nearly reached the knees. That is one of place." says Alice l.. Bocht, idaughter of Daniel Edward Ryan, and herself
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Hard Hit All Around.

DOUGLAS-Fateh has been too severe to Dave Androyich, one of the pro prietors of the White House cafe, ac- cording to friends. Not because he was injured in an automobile accident recently and lies in the Calumet hos pital with both legs broken. Not be- cause it will be at least four months before he vii be able to walk even on crutches. All these adversities are likely to happen to anyone. The cruel est blow of all is the fact that yester- day Dave planned to go to Tombstone to take out his final naturalization papers. For several months he has faithfully attended night school Am ericanization classes and was ont of the leading scholars. Not only did he learn American history and govern ment, but also the principles for which America stands. His desire to become citizen was of the heart. not of the head, Judge Lockwood expres- sed it. And now his chance to full fiji his greatest desire must be delay ed, probably for at least six months
 q may not have my papers. but I am an American just the same" he declared yesterday as he lay strapped unconifortably to the hospital bed. the pain in his eyes not caused by the compound fractures of his legs.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
From Short Skirts to Kn;ckers! ]. That's Logical Step Says Noted
 Designer Of Fashions for Women

the best movements for freedom women have ever made.
 ''Short skirts leave a woman leg free-and so, safe on her feet. And why should she cover her legs?
 ~Tll tell you" Mir. Ryan wagged his head, 'the young women of to day have splendidly developed un- derpinnings.
 Never in all of my years as a designer have, I seen such beautifully developed legs. It is astonishing! There are no ;knock-knees, no spindle legs, no bow legsi
 Then why should they be hidden
 ''In designers short skirts and knickers, designers are simply cater ing to the desires of women"
 "Knickers are all right-in their
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
No Seed Guarantee

WILLCOX-TheU U. $. department or agriculture representing the bureau of markets, has requested the Arizona agriculture extension service to call public attention to the fact that cer- tain potato dealers throughout the United States have given buyers to understand that the U. s. government certification guarantees seed potatoes when as matter of fact, no one can judge the quality of seed stock by ex- animation of the tubers, and for this reason, government inspection service certifies grade only for table use.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18

designer.
 I've worn them a great deal at work and 1 like the freedom of them and their trim tailoredness.
 But" and Mrs. Becht is a very feminine sort, there are times, you know, when we want to be just wom- en. We'll never get away from that!
 And then we want pretty clothes, with all sorts the frills,
 Even the short skirts can't stay in always-they're too practical, and when women are women they aren't practicali"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
BY RUTH ABELING

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Knicker CTS! They're coming.
 There coming for everyday use for Womeni Next logical step is from short skirts to knickers
 Just as surely as the hoopskirt became the hustle skirt. Just as surely as the hustled skirt became the full skirt. Just as surely ae the full skirt became the hobble skirt Just as surely as the hobble skirt became the hobble skirt be came the short skirt. Just so will the short skirt become the knickeri
 So says Daniel Edward Ryan.
 Old-Time Designer
 Ryan is the best known designer of womens wear. He is S2 years old
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Around The
 World

FILLERS
 Switzerland has two women judges.
 Paris collected 27,000,000 francs in amusement taxes last year.
 Oldest operated mine in the world is said to be in north Sweden.
 Australia has 24.60O returned sol. diers who have settled on farms.
 Disabled officers of the U. s. army are retired on three-fourths pay.
 National library of Paris is said to be the largest in the world.
 Average depth of the English chan. nel is between 200 and 300 feet.
 Total area of the earth Is 196,940,. 900 square miles.
 First negro slaves were imported to this country in 1919.
 First bricks in America were, made by the Virginia colonists in 1dtIs hAi ley gets shot, and Victory Bateman as Mrs. Smiley. the nagEing old wom an at the house where Curley rooms
 The production was made by Max well Karger June Mathis wrote tbC scenario.
 "A Trip to Paradise" is the stellar attraction at the Central theatre this afternoon and tonight and at the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18

acter, Curley Flynn played by Bert Lytell, is the barker in q sideshow called "A Trip to Paradise" It is the story'of mans regeneration through the love of woman and the influ- ence of q dream.
 Tho cast supporting MT Lytell in- cludes Virginia Valli, as Curley's wife; Unice Win Moore. as the Coney Island roller coaster woman who loses Curley's love and causes Cur ley to lose his job; Brinsley Shaw. as Meek, the criminal who leads Curley into a safe-cracking job in which Cur
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
In Mexican Jail.

DOUGLAS-Charged with attempt ing to pass a forged check on John Imsland, dairyman. Francisco Diaz. former employe, was arrested in Au- qua Prieta yesterday at the instiga- tion of the Douglas police. Diaz pre- scented check for s14 with the sigma ture of John Imsland at local bank which refused to cash it. Imsland was notified and Diaz is said to have fled to Augua Prieta when he learned the local police were seeking him. He later was arrested by the Mexican Prieta on a charge of forgery. Con- viction in that country will mean a heavier sentence than in the Unite States.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Snow and Rain.

TOMBSTONE-A light snow fell at the Huachuca reservoir in the Hua- chuca mountains from 1O o'clock to- day. West or Benson a heavy raiL began falling about the same hour. The wind kept up in spells during the day and a rapid drop in the temper ature occurred at 10:30. A few flakes of snow fell in Tombstone about noon today, thus establishing another rec ord in the snow line and this occurred on St. Patrick's day 1922.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Nf 1om51amsyans.

When some people act decent yoc wonder what they want
 A man is making lightning. but who in the thunder wants lightning?
 It's an i'll wind that blows no good March winds are boosting the siik stocking trade.
 Ravens mate for life"Kbird notes That's why the raven"
 A man who holds his own. holds his own tongue.
 "Three-fourths of the area of Am erica is flat"Knews item. And about three-fourths Of the people.
 The late styles seem early.
 Optimist: A man putting up a wire fence to keep chickens out of his garden. .
 Love in a cottage isn't so bad if you have some groceries
 The report that nickel cigars have dropped from eight to six cents can't be verified.
 Don't keep your hands in your poe ket when there is 3 job on them
 Convict Escapes in Boiler headline. A hard-boiled yegg.
 Higher a person mounts. the less he weighs.
 First railway out of Chicago was operated in 1S4S.
 Moon was first photographed in 1S41.
 There are nine judicial circuits in the United States.
 Monkey wrench is so called afte- its inventor. Charles Monkey.
 Human body contains s2.43 per cent oxygen.
 Janama canal zone is tss square miles in area.
 Some geese are known to have reached the age of 40 years. ] United States is the greatest pur- | chaser of diamonds in the world | Average farmer in the United 1 States tills 2 acres Canada consumes more sugar per capita tban any other country.
 More than 75.0O0.000 animals vero lost; in Europe during the war.
 Mate, or Paraguay tea. is a popu- 1 lar drink in South America. American soldiers made chewing gum popular in France and England Normal adult can bOlf his breath from 40 to 45 seconds. Fancy candy boxes are being made from sawdust and ashes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
ARREsTep IN TAYLOR CASE

LOS ANGELES, Mar l7.-Unveri- fled reports that two men are wanted m connection with the murder Febl.- ary 1 of William Desmond Taylor. film director, had been taken into custody in Lower California, near Mexicali, were received here tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
AROUND THE COUNTY!

cars at Elgin during the latter part of this month and all haste wiii U made in erecting the rig. An ex- naustive examination of the holdings of the Nogales Oil and Gas company nave found strong indications of oil ana that oil will be found of conner cial value at depth of 2000 feet is freely predicted.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
MOVIES
"Good and EviH

Lucy Doraine, beautiful European screen actress, made her debut In BiSbee last night at the Lyric theatre
 This talented beauty appears in a new and spectacular picture called Good and Evil" Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon the com bined beauty of Lucy Doraine and the stupendous production of the pic ture. The direction, settings. ward robe and other points of the produc- tion ar e of the very best.
 Lucy Doraine assumes several diff ferent parts, each calling for charac- terization distinct from the others. She handles every role in a creditable manner American theatre-goers should welcome this star from across the Atlantic.
 The story is immense It will hold your interest throughout; not for one minute does the action drag It is built around the theory that woman has influenced man for evil or for good throughout the ages, and will always continue to do so.
 We cannot finish this review with out saying a kind word about the splendid actors who assist Lucy Dor aine. Included in the cast is Al phonse Fryland. fascinating for eigner who will make Thomas Mei. ghan, Wallace Reid and other Amer jeans look to their laurels, Madeline Nagy, Antoine Filler, Ralph Oster. mann and others.
 Good and EviP' is a Sascha Pro- duction released by the F. B. Warren Corporation, and shows in Bisbee for the last time today.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18

MODESTO, Calf. Mar. 17.-Chet Thomas, former catcher on the Chi cago Americans. has been signed by the Salt Lake club of the Pacific Coast league, it was announced to- night at the Salt Lake training camp here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
Action for Debt.

TOMBSTONE-Suits of Herber Lowdermilg as receiver of the CentraI Bank of Wilcox, against the Cola Prince Mining & Milling company, O. Dos CabeZas, and of R. G. Lewis, hardware merchant, of Wilcox, werI heard today in Division of the Su perior court before Judge Sames. The plaintiffs are suing for debt.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
BUTTONS

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  thought
  though involving millions Who invented o be remembered
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
OUR ROAD CONVENTIONS

OUR ROAD CONVENTIONS entn of the United Highway The dates are April 24 to 2s inclusive Birmingham foremost nation has been this city for weeks paving complete conventions. sufficient thought If high 
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
To Start prillinu.

FAIRBANK- of the No gales Oil and Gas company are speed ing up the work of preparing to drill in the Sonoita-Elgin district and stock holders of the company are given as- surance that active drilling will begin shortly after April 1.
 The drilling rig purchased by the company vii be unloaded from the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
FAMINE

E number famine deaths Russia date estimated 100000 s9yslSeaassiko, soviet of health t.ss-,1 Food rushed by the American relief expeditions has the lives probably O food bound to kindly feeling through
 In the long that will be international hood than the relations
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
MAGICIAN

PILLAR, magician, - and a cart his life People Kear. they tits all a trick"
  were seriously; looked atural Science rapidly o of
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-18
"A Trip to Paradiseu

"A Trip to Paradise, Bert Lytell's newest starring vehicle for Metro, is a screen adaptation of a Hungarian drama by Franz Molnar. The Amer ican version was written by Benja- min F. Glazer, who also adapted "The Master" for Arnold Daly's use on the stage and "The Name is Wom- an," in which Mary Nash appeared.
 The locale of "A Trip to Paradise" has been changed from Hungary to Coney Island, where the leading char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Elk CROWN PRINCE
CONTINUED from Page ons)

mature about his ideas. Among all the
Germans | have talked to during the
past siX weeks ranging from high Oh
tiCialS 10 newspaper editors. and from
university professors to business men.
can recall none whose views OF pas.
and present events contain less or II.
fusion. He discusses the war object.
tiveiy and With great shrewdness. and
accepts his present position uncom-
painlngly. II is uncomfortable. but so
is every other German position.
GERMANY" he said, faces stupenou-
GUS tasks and almost intolcrable bur-
dcns ana It ~ naturally hard for any
German TO have to stand by w1tnou-
taking a hand. sinccrrl,' wish |
could u" more actively employed. bnt
certainly have no desire To cOmpti 'ate
the present situation ny raising FAC
liunal questions 1t would be absurd,
OF course. 10 say dynastic cnnsidera-
tons 90 not interest me but they as
surcdly take second place IN my
thoughts am I German citizen. AS
such my duty Is pdec!sclv that or amy
other good Gcrman--tO subordinate per-
s0nal fortunes and even personal opIn-
ions to the common good. What wo
need today above all Is national unity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
SOUTH SIDE GIRLS
ARE COMPETING FOR
H0N0RS OF "QUEEN'

Keen competition in South Wheeling
IS already being shown by girls and
women who ar" seeking honor during
the South Sid" Halloween celebration
on November 81 as the Queen OF the
Evening"
Already more than a dozen girls arc
soliciting votes for this honor aud h"-
fore this Weekend many more Will be
added To the list.
The queen" will lie decided on tho
number Of votes She receives Thcs"
votes must he turned over 10 tho score
tarv OF the South Side Improvement As
ISOLATION accompanied by penny. The
girl having The largest Number of votes
~ crowned queen.
The glory ~ the queen Will last hut
one whole evening. She wi! b" seated
IN the center OF n most beautiful float
and attend ed by four maids.
AS result Of tn" contest and III"
number OF pennies turned IN IN" I'M
provcmcut Association expects I" realize
almns; $500 which VII cover part Of the
celebration expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
CITY RAILWAY COMPANY ASKS
COUNCIL FOR NEW FRANCHISE

Friday evening in the City Managers
offices and confer with city hallway
officials.
The communication requested council
tn cancel the present franchise and out
hay" the city solicitor draw new or
diuancc which would take care of the
change brought about by the discounts
rlauc" OF = portion -; the ""mpanyS
lines in the East End and North End.
It asked for the right to- build two
cr"sSnvrrs between Twelfth and SIN
tccn;h street. and IL the company is UNI
able I" use the crossoV"rs. permission
10 build q switch on Chapliac street.
north Of Twelfth. The communication
asked that the franchise tax lac $500
per mile annually instead OF $1,000.
The present tax Of S$Gn a year per
mile "t track Will he raised IN the year
1894 10 $1,000 per mile annually. The
communication ais" asked that the COM
pany be allowed TO salvage all rails
ana bricks taken from the streets on
which service was recently discontinued.
Mayor Thonsr objects.
Mayor Thomas +. Thoucr objected 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
SITUATION IN OREGON
, (continued From Page one.)

printed In the official pamphlet and
reads IA follows:
Resolved, that we recognize the pro-
claim our belief IN the free and COM
pulsory cducatIon Of the children or our
nation in tho public primary schools.
supported by public taxation. upon
which all children shall attend and he
instructed In the English language only
without regard TO race or creed rs the
only sure foundaticl for the perpetual
ton and preservation OF our FREQ In
stitutions guaranteed by the constitu-
ton OF the United States and we pledge
the efforts of the membership OF tho
order TO promote by all lawful means
teh organization. extension and develop
ment to the highest degree Of such
schools and TO oppose the efforts OF any
and all who seek TO limit curtail. hind
or or destroy the public school system
OF our land"
Opposed BY Many.
Do all the Masons here subscribe 10
this doctrine? Not Il bit OF It. Tho
writer talked 10 many Masuns OF high
degree who regretted that tho rcSolu-
ton had ever been adopted ana who are
actively fighting the enactment OF the
laws. The newspapers are carrying
paid advert sements signed by -. :
Malcom. 3"rd degree. lnEpirator General
In, Oregon. Ancient and Accepted Scott
ish Rite urging voters to vote yes.
Mr.. Malcom's advertisement states that
the bill proposes no religious r"str!c-
ton: IL contemplates no limitation Of
the right OF the parent TO teach religion
to his child IN his own way and accord
Ing TO his own belief: II raises no ISSUE
OF religious difference" but that 1t IS
purely a measure tn insure that air
children by attending tho public schools
shall be taught alike during their gram
nsf school years, 10 that their outlook
may grow to DO q unified outlook for
the common wealth and Tor THAR ooun.
YY md tn AHttut1nARS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

Surcrfu",iV ClcSh Is 40; healthy.
ne'tI"" IS = healthy - dict or "N"H,Ise
zoo much for is removal Tho simplest
method known for reducing tho UNCrfat
body easily aud steadily Is tho Mnrmola
Method. tried and endorsed Ivy thou
sands. Mdrmuia Prescription Tablets
contain an exact dose "f the famous
Marmola Prescription. and are sold by
druggists thn HrrId over, a. one dollar
Cor Il case. They ar" harmless and leave
10 wrinkles or ilahtln"Ss. They are
popular because rrfCCiire and COnven-
lent Ask vow druggist for them ar
sond price direct 10 III" Marm"ia -.
icl2 WuoduarG Ave-. Detroit. Mich, and
procure a cISC.--Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

best customer. Germany. can no longer
hny. nor viii she ever buy again until
there Is radical dealing with the evils
which bcsct her. / hear that trade Is
almost as badly pa"alyzed in the TWO
Americas ana for the same reason.
Europc simply cannot buy the surplus
of the products of the western hemis-
uhcrC. Thus one half the civilized
world sees It's crops ruttinS In field ana
Warehouse and the other hsls faces
starvation. Tho underlying cause OF
al this DISCRIMINATION and distress IS
the Versailles peace treaty.
~ was made IN anger and in total
disregard for the most elementary econ
uI.Ic laws and common sense. Today
the fact that il is utterly unwOrkabIe
Is obvious /" everyone
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\ th"rnughlv united Germany would
re unbIcallhIe
Enjoys tho "Eaker"

Enioys tho "Faker"
"I ,s,cd mo ur.urc If he would vote.
suprusInr himself ut home
Certainty he answered. my WHO
a,wa,+ votes Why shouldn't -
WairhIul Major Mucldurr evidently
feared would ask him how he w""r
VOTE. hu, tn" rr!n,c himself saved the
SituLIln,
"I rcruer 80 answer hc sad. with
q smile. 'Tnc ballo, is secret by law.
and always try to Obey the laws
"Thc nr!urc takes a philosophical
view Of il. "x'rl,.gan, tales about
him circulate. :n America during me
var I,.r .,.,...,c Tic stories of
vI,nicy,Ic I,.rr.,~i,. il France. lie
,nilc,..; .r.l r,I,i.. y.;,h humorous m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
cONn1UN1CArICN REQUESTING CON-
FRACT REFERRED TO COM
MrrEE OF THREE.
Matter Subject Of Lengthy Discussion
q Meeting of Local Solons
Last Night.

A communication from the cry Eatl'
way Company requesting u new IRAN
Chise was before city council At It's
regular meeting hero last evening.
The matter Ma referred % u commit
tee OF three. composed "f the follow
ing: Counri!mcn ". Il. MC'ircS"r and
Harry s Cunningham and Mayor Th"s.
f. Thoncr. The committee will meet