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Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-10
WILLIAM M. COX.
FOR SHERIFF

FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself as a candi- date for the office of sheriff of Cochise County subject to the action of the Democratic primary election to be held on September 12th. 1922.
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-10

Frisco 4; Los AnoeIes 3
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-10

BaLteTles: Penner and Cook; Mey- CTS and Ryler.
, 1922-01-20
SHE REFUSED HIEi

Il was engaged to the prettiest little
doll in Indiana. but my stomach and
liver trouble had made me u grouchy
that she broke II off. I tried all kinds
OF medicine and doctors and got no
relief. The gas blew mo UP like a
porcupine and i had awful collie at.
lacks. Finally I heard Of MGyr's Won
dsrfui Remedy and Il has certainly
fixed me up fine I am now as good
ns ever" II is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes tho catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which Causes
practically all stomach, liver and in.
testinni ailments, including appendicit-
is Ono lose win convince or money
refunded. At all druggists ADV.
, 1922-01-20
VETERANS BUREAU TO ESTABLISH CENTRAL SCHOOLS
PROPOSAL CONTAINED IN OUTLINE SENT PRESIDENT

ical locations such as established at
chiilicothe. Ohio. It Is proposed to
established such government rehahili-
tation schools on the Pacific coast. the
Fast coas and in the south Chntta,
nooga. Tennessee and jacksonville.
Fla, as well as several other .arse cit
les In h south seeking the establish
ment in the respective cities OF the
southern school.
Where are not enough institutions
in the United States today to take
carr OF tho training o. our disabled
soldiers" Colonel Forbes said There
are. however. 4 number of mushroom
schools and private institutions desir-
ing to train our disabled veterans
from a selfish standpcint- The estab-
lishment Of these United States vet
erans' bureau vocational schools does
not mean that students Will DO taken
out Of accredited universities or out OF
placement training where they ara
making satisfactory progress"
Chairman LAsker Of the United
States Shipping board has approved
the plan OF Colonel Forbes TO establish
a nautical school. Colonel Forbes also
requests hat a number OF ships Of the
shipping board be allocated for the
use Of the training OF these veterans
In tho United States merchar. -
.rlne.
Colonel Forbes recommended 4 the
federal disqualification committee at
their meeting today the establishment
OF a nsuropsychiatrio school for in.
~structing medical officers In neuro-
~psychiatrio diseases at st. Elizabeth's
, 1922-01-20
AERIAL MAIL CARRIED
IN FRIGIl WEATHER

CHEYENNE. Jan. 2o-Beiov zero
weather Wednesday Ind Thursday did
not interfere with h air mail. the
pilots on the Omaha-Cheyenne-Salt
Lake division making their trips as
usual. The fiers r accustomed TO
conten ,ins with extreme Temperatures
At the high attitudes at which they
fly and the fact that II was very cold
at the surface OF the earth Ez4s &c
difference with them. The weather
was clear and was considered ideal
for flying.
, 1922-01-20
HAYS TO LEAVE
POST MARCH q

WASHINGTON. Jan. ao.-Post-
master General Hays announced to-
day that his resignation from the
cabinet would be made effective
March 4 IN order that his term OF
service in the cabinet may include
one complete year.
Arr. Hays said al the White House
today his contract with the National
Association OF Motion Picture Pro
ducers a.-d Distributors was signed
IN New York last Saturday but that
before signing he talked with Prezi-
, 1922-01-20
SUGAR PRICE UP.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. TO- Re
fined cane sugar for the coast trade
Jumped another 10 cents n hundred
pounds today. according 10 an an
nouncemen- by the California Hawai-
ian refinery today's figure bo-
, 1922-01-20

man win be known as the Unit.
ed States veterans hospitals.
The rehabilitation % disabled vet
viii be carried on on a broad.
practical business basis" aid Colonel
, 1922-01-20

schools and federal hospitals The d.
rector OF the bureau recommended h
purchase OF a hospital at Memphis,
Ten. by the government All govern
ment hoepitals dealing with the ex-
, 1922-01-20

dent Harding by tslsphone to make
known to him that the March 4 date
was satisfactory and had been ar
ranged under the contract.
, 1922-01-20

Forbes. "a campaign VIII Be tnauKu-
rated 20 establish contrct with all the
large industries in the country with a
view TO placing rehablitated men In
employment"
, 1922-01-20

Col- Charles r. Forbes. director Of
the United States veterans bureau.
viii place the entire vocational educa-
uonal program before President Hard
ing for approval today or tomorrow
for enlistment into legislation This
program VIII carry with It q proposal
to establish Veterans bureau voca-
ing $40 per hundred pounds The
price yesterday was advanced from
$500 to $3.50.
, 1922-01-20

s~terical Department"
, 1922-01-20

The list below Is only a small part Of our i'm
tense stock Of parts for Ford cars. This Is the first
me that guaranteed parts for Ford cars have ever
cen sold below list in Casper. Prices In proper.
Lon on all parts not listed.
, 1922-01-20

For a few days only we
will sell any Boys Suit or
Overcoat at one-half price.
A good chance to buy your
boy a Suit or Overcoat for
next winter and save money
on it.
, 1922-01-20

An
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
FRANK MAYO COMES
TO STRAND FRIDAY
IN THRILLING DRAMA

For next Friday and Saturday,
Frank Mayo will feature the Strands
program, preSenting Tracked to
Earth" said TO be a thrilling western
drama Of surprises and fast action.
The story was originally printed In
THE Saturday Evening Post" under
the title Of Slipper Tongue"
As William Neidig, the author has
it, Slipper Tongue" is the sobriuuet
handed Charles Cranner, a railroad
man. as his reputation was wide
spread for his ability to talk himself
out of tight places.
On the occasion which gives rise
to the story which will be pictured
at the Strand Slipper Tongue" had
visited the western desert in search
of bandits. He tracks them to where
he believes he WIN be able 70 nab
them, and to hold them. steals their
horses.
But he IS seen By several rough
and ready westerners, who stop to
ask no questions. They have seen a
man stealing horses--no matter to
whom they beionged--and that crime
was punishable by the neclstie route.
SO our hero finds himself changed
from the arm of the law to the
victim of the western code, and he
has been sentenced to be lynched.
But the nearest tree Is thirty miles
away, and his captors decide they
Will postpone the party until the
morning.
Time and just the faintest sort OF
an opportunity were all Slipper
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
GEORGE HENRY LoRENz

with the miser further added to the
resemblance. Pepper was afraid OF
assaSsiIls and willed that Quigley
should dress and act exactly as the
old nliser on every and all occasions.
Pansy was reported at the seminary
as being wealthy woman, and it
was also noised around that Queenie
would some day inherit fortune.
So that when PAnsy called for her
Queenie left the place with high
hopes. They were short-lived when
she learned she was only the second
girl in the house and that her home
would be in the basement and that
she should not venture upstairs for
fear of disturbing Pepper.
Queenie possessed an unusual
amount of feminine curiosity, and on
one occasion explored the upper
floors of the house. She discovered
the shawl and the gloves worn by the
wife Of Pepper and had donned them
when Pepper walks into the room
and accuses her of theft. mo won
der you're the meanest man in New
York." retorted the spirited girl, and
that was the opening wedge in q
friendship with the miser when was
to start q romance the biggest she
Alcla GNCA hlAOan@ 41CA StcSNSAAANat Va
the estimation in which he was held
in the city was revelation to the old
fellow and he resolved to put the
world right as to himself and also to
come out of his shell. Queenie next
day, while on the way home with an
armful of bundles, Is caught in a gust
of wind which blows her hat right to
the feet of a gentleman in the park,
who gave his name as Cocobolo and
his occupation as poet. Both We're
falsehoods; he was the son of MILL
iOnaire manufacturer and was seek
ing to earn his own way. But the
romance was started, and Queenie
had invited the fellow home before
she realized what had happened. Here
again comes old Pepper onto the
scene and he determines to see the
romance through and also to thwart
the plans Of his valet and house,
keeper which looked to the usurpa-
ton Of his fortune. Just how the
story is worked out and just how the
little slavey emerged from the fray a
bride and an heiress is too delight
fully told in the picture to be spoiled
by a printed synopsis.
The added attraction will be Horse
Sense"
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

Tongue" required to stage getaway
and this he does and hastens back to
the sand stretches where he cieverly
buries himself in sand, and holds a
tumbleweed in his mouth to caniou-
flage his head He would more than
likely have been all o. X. had not
Anna Jones' and her dog taken it
into their heads to take a stroll.
Slipper Tongue is discovered by
the. girl. and at the point Of A gun,
he is again arrested. His fair captor
though finds herself in love with the
handsome stranger, and she is un-
decided whether or not to turn this
fellow over to the posse who are
searching for him. Again time was
given slipper Tongue" and he plays
hide and seek between his des-
ert hiding place and the home of
the girl he cannot now deny he loves.
This keeps up, with many thrills in
troduced. and many narrow escapes
offered, until the arrival of the prop
er officers sets the tangle straight,
and Slipper Tongue is allowed to
proceed with the search which final
~ rewards him with the fugitive
bandits. as we'll as the girl OF his
heart.
With Frank Mayo are associated
Virginia Valli. Duke Lee. Buck Con-
ners. and Harold Goodwin.
These days will also witness the
first Of the Nick Carter series of de-
tective stories which have been
booked by the Strand The initial
adventure is styled THE Voice at
Midnight"
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

missing one of them. With the BALL
room all ready for the crowds, with
the floor in the finest Of shape, and
with arrangements made for refresh-
ments to be served throughout the
evening, the attention OF every dancer
Is again turned to Arizona's largest
and most popular amusement center.
Carol Reeds inimitable baby SYM
phony syncopated orchestra, the same
orchestra which is featured attrac-
ton at the Rialto each evening, and
which dispenses the alluring strains
for the dance supreme at the Froiic.
will be on hand for the dance at Riv-
erside this week. The usuai dues of
so cents for the gentlemen and rs
cents for the ladies' still obtain at
Riverside park. Frolic membership
cards are accepted at the park. SO,
follow the crowds to Riverside SUM-
day night, there. to enjoy to the ut
most the best dancing facilities in the
state.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
MASON N
"QUEENE" At THE
STRAND WEDNESDAY

Good news comes from the Strand
in the statement that Shirley Mason
viii return to that popular theater
for "a two days stay covering
Wednesday and Thursday and that
her vehicle will be "Queenie." the
William Fox comedy drama in which
She has scored such an emphatic hit.
'Queenie" is the romance OF a lit
tie slavey in the home of miser,
and Incorporates mistaken identity,
mystery, romance, drama, adventure
and thrills.
And here's how it all happens:
Queenie Gurkin is the odd jobs girl
around young ladies' seminary at
the time the story opens. Her aunt
is the housekeeper at the home of
one Simon Pepper. owner of the IA
nous Pepper Mansion" at one time
the pride OF the county, now a wreck
OF house which was rapidly going
to decay. Simon Peppers life years
before had been blasted by the tragic
death of his wife, and he had closed
the place and retired TO secrecy. to
become a nliser. Pansy had been his
housekeeper for years, and Abner
Quigley his personal manservant.
Both had grown old in the service.
Quigley bore a marked resemblance
to Pepper, and constant association
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

There is a big scene depicting the
fun most of the characters have at
. barn dance. Here all SORTS of
games are played, all sorts of fun is
is created and from hay ride to the
last measures of the Virginia Reel
everything is natural. everything is
"rurap' and everything is just as
millions of American born men and
women have lived the incidents.
CLAY Dollars" will please everybody
who has an American heart in his
breast; who has ever lived in a vil-
lage, who has ever become acquaint-
ed with rural types and country life.
1t is first of all clean; clean In pur-
pose. and action. 1t is natural, played
by human beings in ife-like manner
and is the best thing Lewis Allen
Brown has ever contributed to the
Selzniek collection OF popular see
narios.
A .Pathe News. showing picture
stories of happenings here and
abroad. and a special violin solo by
Fred Barlow, director of the Column
bia orchestra, are other outstanding
features Of the Columbia program for
today and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

An untoward incident brings the
story to its climax and paves the way
for q reconciliation between husband
and wife. both having learned the
bitter lesson of charge it."
The same program carries the COM
edy italian Love-"
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

The last units Of the Imperial
Guard of Germany recently marched
out from Potsdan1 where, for centu-
ries. they had served as the body
guard OF the Hohenzoiierns.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
RIVERSIDE PARK
READY FOR CROWD

Once more the Sunday night dance
at Riverside Park. These weekly
events have become too firmly estab-
lished IN the social calendar of the
dancers for anyone to even think of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24
|. W. WIS CAUSE
new DISORDERS,
DAUGHERTY SAYS
Department of Justice Takes
Steps to Check Further
Activities.
by ". N. ATKINS.
4 y. =. stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Aug 23-New
rail strike disorders. particularly i'm
the West, in which mali trains nave
been delayed were declared by
Atty Gen Daugherty today 20 be
due partly 10 renewed activity 10y
J. ". VS. and their sympaf hiLers.
The attorney general said l. w.
VS. are invading troubled traffic
centers and creating fresh disturb
ances They are very active h as
serted. in fomenting outbreaks
among rail men at junction points
and they are suspected Of having
had a part In getting rail- workers
70 refuse to haul non-union coal
shipments
Holding up OF mail trains N
Oklahoma gave concern 20 both
Post master Gen. Work and the at
torney general. In this situation
they agreed that the l. W VS. were
10 be chiefly blamed.
The department. or justice will
have about 100 deputy United States
marshals at Shawnee investigating
conditions. Sixty deputies were on
duty TODAY at that point and before
the end Of the day the number will
be nearly doubled. officials said.
Gov. Robertson OF Oklahoma NAV
call out state troops. officials were
| informed, as a measure 20 prevent
| interference with the mails and TO
prevent disorder.
The l. w. VS. are tanning and
agitatlng wherever they light and
they are seeking the spots where
trouble already exists" the attorney
general said. They are overlook
ing no r. opportunity TO make more
trouble"
The attorney-general ventured no
prediction OF what disposition will
be made of the evidence gath cred
| against the I. w. WIS. He blamed
states mainly for not forestalling
attempts 10 stop mail trains. He
was practically critical Of Illinois
state authorities. He charged them
with following A course that "ac-
tually invites laWlessness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24
PESKY
BED-BUGS

(Pesky Devils Ouietus) p. d. o. is
the new chemical that puts the ever
lasting TO the PeSky bedbugs, reaches,
fleas, ants and cooties-impossiblc
for the pesky devils to exist where
p. ID. Q. Is used.
Recommendation Of Hotels. Hospitals. Rail
road Companies and other public institutonsarc
a guarantee 20 the public that the safest. Quic,
est and most economical way Of Kidding the pesk
insects is by the use of p ID. O.. as this ehemioa
not injure the clothing.
A CSC package makes a full quart. enough
Kill million bedbugs, reaches, fieas or coolies
and also contains a patent spout TO get the eggs
nests in the hard to-get- places and saves juice
p. ID. q. can also be purchased in sealed bottles.
double strength. liquid form.
Sold by Central Drug store. American
Drug Co. Wettick's Pharmacy and other
1pgdfnw druvvi~fS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24
Ohio &. o. p. Platform
LdudS Administration

COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 23-(By I.
y S.)-A state platform containing
planks lauding the administrations
OF Pras't Harding and Gov. Davis
and acts Of congress was unanimous
~ adopted here today at the closing
session OF the republican state con-
vention
The platform as adopted COM
mended the national administration
for It's brilliant and vigorous foreign
policy, which has challenged the ad-
miratiOn OF the world. the Inaugural
ton OF the budget system. the reduc-
ton OF the public debt and the en-
hancement OF the value OF liberty
bonds and the rehabilitation OF ag-
riculture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24
GIRL. 10. EXPOSES
BAD CHECK CROW ID

CHICAGO. aug. 2s.-tBy L. p
The romance Of Jean Mirman.
Canton. Ohio. caused the busting
of an alleged 100000 bad check
syndicate here
Miss Mirman, 1s. together with
William Davis. New York. and Paul
Baskin. Newark. y. j.. are in Jail
here today charged with floating
forged checks totalling 100000
The trio. police claimed. confess
ed they staged a series Of operations
in cities between here and New
York.
Checks passed by the girl in
downtown stores led to their down
fall. police said.
Miss Mirman, at the same time.
admitted the fall OF the check
sharks was the shattering Of her
romance.
According 20 her story. she me5
Davis and his partner in Akron. o..
three weeks ago. Davis married her
Aug. 10. she said, and then taught
her how easy IT was" 10 cash in on
the forged paper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

Cuprr -r 1892 nF q. p. Associa-
tonJ
LONGFOBD. ireland Aug ga
The most pitful asure ln sorrowing
ireland o3av weeping but with
pride shining through her tears.
uIs E.uy Herman. faucee OF muir
Icred Michael Collins
ASS eslns' bullets which cut short
he free state leaders brilliant
rare.r as soldier and statesman.
shattered the heart romance OF HIS
life upon which he had turned his
back until the fight is won"
The girl who risked her life run
ming through long stretches %
woods filed with British soldiers 20
warn Collins. then the phantom
rebel" Of impending capture. was
the one ne had chosen for his bride.
They decided they could not marry
until "Mlcky's" work for Ireland
was accomplished. With the signing
Of the peace treaty. they were TO
wed. but detection OF De Valera and
the Ulster border war caused three
more postponements or their mar
riage.
Romance on Every Idp.
The romance Of the couple was
on every Irish lip and 10 every irish
heart KITTY. LOngfOrd county beau
~. was everywhere with Collins dur
ing his campaigning days She was
r. popular and familiar figure al
meetings OF the Sim Fein parlia-
ment and OF the free state govern
rnent. always IN the front row Of the
ladies gallery when "Micky' had
the floor
They met under the most roman
tic circumstances during the fight
with Great Britain Collins, lodging
hero and there. appearing and reap
pearinR Ike the phantom, they dub
bed him. swore never TO be taken
alive. Once, touring Kitty's county
as head OF the republican army's
military Intelligence Collins SLEPT IN
a lonely cabin miles deep IN the
heart OF a wood. British spies learn
ed OF his whereabouts and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

william J. Burns. chief Of the
bureau Of investigation. today laid
before the attorney general new re-
por.s II the activity Of so-caIIed
"ag. tators.' and in these groups
were said to be many VINO nave
been catalogued in the department
81 justice records for some time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

her Hfe 10 penetrate the British
Gordon and warn him They fed to-
gether and escaped JUS ahead OF
the troops
After the truce. Micky returned
10 claim her as his promised bride.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

black and tans" prepared 20 attack
him.
Kitty who knew OF Collins only
AS the mythical rebel hero. risked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson & Oren. 125 w. Washington
ave. p. Main $40. adv. 2O8 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

Have your winter garments and
hats cleaned now. Aetna Cleaners.
916 T. Sample l.. 2376.-adv 222tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

Garments. hats cleaned. Aetna
Cleaners. ADV. -222 TT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-05
TO TELL TEACHERS or Topeka
October Kansas Teacher Will Be De-
voted TO Capital City.

One-third of the October or annual
convention number, of the Kansas
Teacher, official organ of the Kansas
state Teachers association, will be
devoted to the interests of Topeka,
according to Frank L. Pinet, secretary
of the association.
This issue will contain the prelim-
mary program of the state convention,
which will be held October 10, 20 and
81 at Topeka, Hutchinson, Hays and
Pittsburg. This number will contain
ninety sig pages. There will be pic
lures of the leading officers of the as
ISOLATION.
Among the articles in the issue will
be: The Moral and Spiritual Value
of kindergarten Training" Reading
a Builder of Ideals.'' Biography as
a Preparation for the Business World"
The Measuring of Teachers Abil-
ity," How Citizenship Can Be Taught
Sanarata Courses .tyvb1, osiar,oa
school Teachers"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-05
FORMER KAISER TO WE'D
VIII Be Married to Princess
EzernIne. of Reusss In October.
According 70 Reports - Plans
a Secret Visit to Germany.

Berhlin, Sept. 5.-The former Ger
man kaiser is engaged to be married
to Princess Hermine, fsReuss. 1t was
learned today from an authoritative
source.
The wedding, according to present
plans. will take place in October after
the former kaiserine's birthday.
The princess recently visited Doom.
Holland, where the former emperor
Is living in exile, but travelled incog-
nito and the journey was made so
quietly that onI a few knew of it.
News of the engagement iE still a
secret in Germany. Its publication is
expected to cause a sensation and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-05
SHOOTING IN A ROADHOUSE.
Owner of Saloon Denies Seeing Shot
Fired But Patron Is wounded.

Chicago, Sept. 5.--A man giving the
name of Thomas McNulty of st. Louis
is held by the police here today pend
ing investigation into a shooting Of
fray in a roadhouse bar late Satur-
day night in which Earl Mcdowell, a
patron of the place, was wounded in
the temple.
Mcdowell is in a critical condition
at the police hospital this morning
Little hope is held out for his recov-
cry. and the police are mystified at
the victims refusal to name HIS as
sailant.
McNulty. held with two other wit
nesses of the affair. is believed by the
police to have heard the alteration
between Mcdowell and Michael Sex
ton. owner of the saloon, tho the lat
ter denies having seen a shot fired.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-05

Lost lot of sleep last night printing
for our customers. We win work all
night to get out your job of printing
IL you will give us the opportunity
JONES & BIRCH.