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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-16
2 DOBRE LACE.

$500. .OO-koupi dtulny do
mex o 5 svetnicich a koupel-
ne, gas, elek. svetla, velky lot
IA dlazdene a zaplacene w.
Sd. ul. Clark Ave. v ceskem
to okoli- cast hotove, zby-
tex meslcne.
$4,000. .OO-moder. dGm v Cor
lett - u Miles a 131. ul., 6
svet. a koupel., gas, elek. sv.,
fernes, skopky, FIREPLACE
book-casy, china cab. pdda a
garaz - lot 40x14O. Hoto-
We as $4,000 - SVATEK u
Vcela Realty, 5733 Broad
way. Obydl1 Broadway 1858
r.
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PRODA Sc dun O 8 svetnicich h

PRODA Sc dGm 8 svetnicich
mestska voda, plyn, elektrika,
je pri mem l akr pekneho po-
zemku a naleza sc ma Libby
Rd., hned u Broadway v Ma
pie Heights, Bedford, o. Biz
81 sdeli F. H. Levy, Broadway
roh Damovan ul. Bedford, O.
9-19
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kN1NA TANW1A o ~ aKrecn
blize Clevelandu, 10 krav, 2
kone, mnoho slepic a kachen,
800 buslG ovsa, 100 bus. pseni-
ce, 8 akrd kukurice, 3 akry
brambor, pekny syrobovy les,
2 pekne zahrady, 2 bank bane,
dunn o 9ti pokojich, - fer
mes ma horkou vodu, silo a
vsechno hospodarske naradi.
Tato farma sc proda neb wy
meni "a dGm neb obchod rez-
|nicky, neb jakykoliv jiny. -
Blizsi sdeli Jos. Ptak, 1900 Sa-
ratoga Ave. Vezmete w. 25th
st. Through Car. 9-18
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$1,000 HOTOvE a ostatnf die

5000 HOTOVE ostatni die
ujednani, koupi yam jednoro-
dinny novy dunn o 6ti poko-
jich, moderne zarizeny. Je tam
comb. fernes, tvrde podlahy,
jednokusovy sink, vdbec vse v
nejlepSim poradku. Tento
majetek sc nemIze pofiditi "a
$4,000, da Sc ale pfi rychlem
prodeji "a pouhych S54OO. =
Haste Sc v els. 1907 Kins-
man Rd. Tel. Broadway 835.
9-16
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- "ZLOCIN v HORSKE
BOUDE'' nejedna o krvave
udalosti, jest jen krasny O.
brazek trochu pozds roz-
kvetle lasky. Hraje TYL "a.
zari. Listky u pi. Smrzove v
&. N. Sini.
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$4,000 KOUPf a zbytek ma me-
sicni splatky, krasny bunga-
10 sesti pokojich, vse ma jed
nou poschodi, tvrde podlahy a
finis, ulice dlazdena, plyn, elek
trika a jine zarizeni. Majetek
Sc naleza ma vych. 102. ul. {.
3442. Blizsi sdeli mattel {.
1925 E. 103. ul. +?
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PRODA Sc novy, moderne "a
rizeny domek pro jednu rodi-
nu. Cena $500, bez garaze
$500. Haste sc v els. 1906
Coath Ave. Vezmete vych.
1870. a Union karu.
Q-C2
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PRODA Sc majetek ma Broad
way, v nemz Sc nalezaji diva
obchody, jez nesou pekny ma
jem, nahore pax je byt o 6 po-
kojlch. Haste sc v els. 2311
vych. 80. ul. Tel. Broadway
2O65. 9-19
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MLADA DfVKA hleda "a
mestnani ma domaci praci. =
Haste Sc v els. 1912 Jewett
Ave.
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PRODA Sc pekaTsky obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $3.50 tydne.
Cena 500. Haste sc cisle
1906 Lorain ave. = Dale Sc
proda reznicky obchod pred
80 roxy zalozeny, kde Sc trzl
kol $3.50 tydne. Najem $25.
Haste sc mezi 5. a 6. hod. We
Ger v els. 1921 E. 55th St.
9-29
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PRODA Sc
NEPROPASTE tento dvouro

NEPROPASTE tento dvouro-
dinny dum ma dlazdene ulici z
Union ave. Je tam 5 svetnic S
koupelnou nahore i dole, diva
fernesy a jine moderni zarize-
nj. Cena pouze $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli ]. F. Nejedlik & Co. els.
11015 Union ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886 Union 1861 r.
9-16
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DR. o B N E
ON A M K Y.
HL.EDA Sc:

VDOVEC s tremi ditkami, nej-
mladsi ctyry roxy, hleda zenu
"a hospodyni. Haste Sc v els.
1889 vych. So, ul. z Fleet Ave.
+?
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PRODA Sc Bungalow" rok
postaven, o Z pokojich, koupel
ma a vSe moderne zarizeno.
Haste Sc V elsie 1877 Svec
Ave. Vemte Union karu az do
kOnce. GIG
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cele vase Srdce naleZl mne. ia
vas miluji tax velice, - 8, tax
velice, re vam to nikdy memo
hu pine vyloziti."
Naslouchala mu jake u vytr-
zeni. Jak casio snila takovy
sfleny, sladky sen jako byl ten
to, = jak casti 81 predstavova-
la co by to bylo pro nj, kdy-
by takto byla milovana Cd ne
no; a nynf spocivaly jeho po-
libky ma jejich rtech - ma
techze rtech, o nichz Karel pfl-
sahal, ze zadny jiny muz ne
smi je libati, nechce-li pozhyti
ZivOta.
"MGzete mne milovati prave
takovou jakou jsem?" vydech-
la. wy mne povazujete "a
! tax dokonalou a ia pfece jen
jsem tax krehkou, jak krehkou
zena muze byti!"
Pfivinul il tesneji k sobe a
zulibal jeji .sklopeny oblicej.
"Takovou jakou jste, vas
zboznuji! Pohlizim ma vas ja-
ko pohlizim ma hvezdy, jez O.
svetluji nebesa. Wy jste mi
vsim, Doro - svetlem, radosti,
ano samou dust meho zivota."
| Vhlednula k nemu Sc slzami
v ocich, - Sc slzami, jichz "a
tajiti Sc nepokusila. 5
Zvlastni, podivna krasa pima
neznosti rozhostila Sc po celem
jejim obliceji. Byla to nezna
rozkos ditete smisena divoc-
SINH pocity zeny.
"Jest to laska, Doro, jez jest
We vasich ocich tax krasnymi
je cini?" zaseptal, zatim co
mel mock jake by plane
mech a srdce jeho busilo prud-
ce. "Ma nejdrazsi, ma
zboznovana, - ma zenusko -
Posledni slovo ostre, bolest-
ne zasahlo jeji srdce.
Milovala jej S celou vasnivo-
sti sve povahy a prece prave
dplnost teto lasky jeji il pov1-
dala, ze ona nenl zpusobilou
byti jeho zenou, - ona, kteraz
, jednou spocinula v obejmuti j.
neho muze prijimala zhave
polibky ma sve rty!
Zranena co nejbolestnej
touto vzpominkou, vyprostila
Sc z jeho obejmuti a stala pred
MIN vzprimena krasna, pre-
ce vsak ochutnavajic veskerl
trpkost sebeopovrhovani a Sc
be nenavideni.
| Zat'ala nahle ruce v peste
ovladnuta jsouc nahlou WASN'T
zatfm co ukrutny oblicej kar
Inv Sc objevil pred dusevnims
! jejima zrakoma. Jak sc tt
vse skonci = jak by Sc mohl;
dostati mimo dosah jeho po
mstylacnosti?
Lord Netherleigh pohlize
ma nj udiven a jakysi stin mih
nul Sc mu pred zrakoma.
Co mohl znamenati tento j
il divoky pohled pohyb?
"Co Sc stalo, Doro? Co m
zatajujete?"
Jeho hlas, sipavy jak by
pohnutim, prochvel kazdou je
il civou. Mohla-liz Sc odvazi
odhaliti mu svou minulost
stati pred MIN sama sebou
svedcena?
Ackoliv il nyni vasnive mi
loval, jediny dech skandalu b
zmenil jeho lasku v opovrzer
a nikdy vice by ma nj nepohl
Eel neznosti.
Byla by musela byti necll
!, vice nez lidskym tvorem, alb
byla pronesla ia slova, jez b
:, cely jeji zivot byla zastinila =
ably sc byla vyvrhla tohot
pristavu bezpecneho, ktery
Sc il oteviral.
Dala zraku svemu spocinol
ii ma jeho obliceji - jenz OF
> voval jeji sny "a spanku i bd'
nj cd te chvile, kdy po prvl1
L,,lo cpo+T;lo SoJn oEi hxyl
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w oSUDNA LASKA. >N
PREKLAD ANGLICKEHO.

"Ano, zasluhuje toho jako
kazda verna zena," odvetil on
vazne.
"Jak malo vsak jest vernych
muzu." pravila Fedora skoro
trpce. "Uvazf-li Sc vse, nelze
ma lasku staveti pfilisne made
ie. Ona jest jako plamen, =
elm prudceji vzplane, tim dri-
We uhasnen'
"Jest take jina laska," od-
povedel on. "Laska tax stala,
tax hluboka, ze mic nemuze IL
tlumiti jejf silu. Nepochopila
iste toho nikdy? Nepochopila
iste, re laska, - prava laska
musi pretrvati lidsky zivot?"
Ona nesetkala sc s jeho IRA
ky, ackoliv citila, jak Sc chve-
ie pod silou jeho pohledu.
"Ano, sama jsem tax mysle-
la nekdy!" vydechla.
"Dovolte, abych vam to do
kazal!" odvetil on Sc zachve-
VEN We SVEN hlasu. "Dovol-
te, abych vam dokazal, jak
vas miluji, Doro!'
kapitola 10.
V osv6tlenem sklenniku ia
plnenem vzacnymi tropickymi
rostlinami, uponkami po.
setymi kvetem vzdor tomu, re
ma venku Sc sypal snih, - pro
dlevaly dive postavy ruku v
ruce a hlavami tesne k sobe
sklonenymi. -.-.a--,
Byla to stara historic, ale
nikdy sladsi nez byla precha-
zejic pres rty lorda Neither
leigha. Oblicej Fedory byl
zardely a ozareny dosti O.
kouzlujici, ably jej dohnal v
silenstvi,. kdyz mlady muz ma
nj shlizeJ.
"Mam 81 sam dati svou od-
poved'?" tazal Sc. "Zname-
ma toto sladke mlceni SOU
hlas?"
Pozvedla k nemu svych oci,
pohledla nan vasnive pax "a
Sc ie sklopila, ale oblicej jeji
vyiasnil Sc usmevem tax ma
hlym, tax zarnym, re lord Ne
therleigh vykfiknul u vytrzeni
a d6vu k sobe privinul.
"Muj drahouSku!' zaseptal.
"Muj drahousku! Zda-liz je
pax mozno, ably vam ma mne
neco bylo zalezeno?"
"Vice nez mono! CT snad
Sc mne teprve musite tazati
Rogere?"
On privinul il tesneji k sobe
a zulibal jeji rty.
"Ma nejdrazsi!' zvolal M
to chvejicim Sc hlasem PAL
nemohl promluviti vice, nybrl
ien il vinul k sobe a libal jej
rty cello.
Fedora vzpomenula 81 Wy
hruzky Karlovy a ia naplnil;
il strachem; prec vsak nemoh
la odstrciti pohar stesti, kite
lryz il podavan, = nemohla 81
Ivzdati tohoto muze, jehoz la
ska j byla tax drahou, = ne
mohla tax uciniti, byt' by to
znamenalo pro nj smrt.
! Potom dostavila Sc zdrcujic
myslenka, ze on tfeba ami J
nemiluje tax, jak sc sam do
mniva.
"Jste jist, zcela jist, re mn
Ipovzdy budete milovati a Z
sc mne nikdy nenabaZite?"
"Mui drahousku, co moh
rici vice nez re vas miluji? V
iste zmenila muj zivot, Doro
neuhodla jste mic z toho cir
jste mi byla Ia techto dnG
IDA Sc mi, re ziji pouze pr
vas, - pro vas, jiz Zboznu.
celym srdcem, celou dust svc
il
Drze il We SVEN obejmuti
, shlizeje Ma puvabny oblice
kteryz spocival ma jeho prsol
! citil, re by sc mohl odrlci kai
deho jineho dobreho daru Z
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Jest maslo nlaslo. - Pre-
iete-li 81 nejlepsi - name JET
49c "a libru. The Community
Creamery Co.
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PRlJME Sc starSi zena "a no.
spodyni k opatreni ditek do
macnosti. Dobry domov pro
radnou zenu. Haste Sc V els.
1918 Morgan Ave. 9-18
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PRODA Sc mensi dunn jed
noakrovym pozemkem ma Theo
dore ul; Stop 10 A. B. c. Line,
pouze nekolik minut cd kary.
Must byt prodan skrze pozd-
stalost. Cena zvlaste levna
$500. Blizsi sc sdeli v els.
3O11 Nursery Ave.
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KRAJANUM ma zapadni
strane timto oznamuji, re mann
ma prodej domy v Brooklyne
blize Clark Ave. a kdo 81 pre-
je stavet, re mohu tez vyhovet.
Prejete-li 81 koupit, prodat, ne
DO stavet, piSte ma adresu Jos.
Krizek, 1870 Durkee Ave.,
Cleveland, o. Vezmete Union
karu. GIG
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PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti svetni-
cich S koupelnou, po pfipade Sc
vymeni "a lot. Haste Sc v els.
1897 vych. 104. ul. z Union.
GIG
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PRODA Sc Krakauer upright
piano, mahagonove, dplne "a
choyale. Haste Sc v {. 1920
Ashbury Ave. Tel. Cedar $50.
0-18
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PRIME Sc hned divka ma
vseobecnou domaci praci. Ia,
ktera Sc domluvi anglicky, ma
prednost. Haste sc v els. 1O2O6
Adams Ave. z vych. 1O5. ul.
GIG
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PRIJME Sc jeden neb diva pa
nj ma byt, pokoj sam sobe,
koupelna k pouziti. Haste sc
V els. 1906 Gar Ave. 9-19
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny ci-
hlovy, flastrovany dunn sed-
mi svetnicich, koupelna, vse
moderne zafizeno. Prime Sc
mensi obnos, ostatni ma mirne
splatky. Haste Sc V c. HIT
Griffing ave. mezi vych. 116.
ul., Buckeye Rd. a Kinsman
Rd. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc pani ma byt Sc
stravou neb beze stravy. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 1913 Union Ave.
GIG
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc v
e. $3.50 f. So. ul. blize Fleet
Ave. 9-16
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KOUPf Sc:

kOUPl Sc jedno neb dvouro-
dinny dunn ma vychodnf stran6,
bude-li cena mirna. Agent Sc
vylucuji. Zaslete nabidku pod
znackou "Koupi sc dunn" do
adm. 'Sv6ta". 9-16
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PRODA Sc bungalow moder-
ne zarizeny, ma Z pokoju je
pro dive rodiny upraveny. Hla-
ste sc V els. 1904 vych. 106. ul.
Z Union. 9-18
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PRODA Sc lot 25x125 str. v
zadu ulicka, IL stf. siroka, bli
re Lee Rd. Miles Ave. Zavo-
lejte telefOnem 974 r. GIG
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VYMENlM Cadillac automobil
Sport Model, jako novy, "a
lot. Zavolejte Union 189 w.
Broadway 2157 w. :?
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PRODA Sc cihelna budova s
dvema kramy vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobre
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pri-
jme Sc tez dum jake castecna
splatka. - "A. Doskocil, 14717
Kinsman. !!
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VYDELAVEJTE
$lO0 TYDNE

neb vice vejitim We spojenl
S celostatnl mocnou organi-
saci. Jen muzi S vetsi nezli
intelligence, ci-
stou povesti a slusneho ze-
vnejsku, necht' Sc hlasi cd
10 do II dopoledne, $50
Hanna Bldg.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22
FORMER SEVERAL MANAGER OF
 ASSOCIATED PRESS DECLARES
 CONGRESS IS WITHOUT LEADER
Melville E. Stone Says Certain Parts of Constitution Are Weak Because It Provides Three Equally Coordnated
 Branches of Government; Opposes Bloc Control

CHICAGO, Jan. 21 = Melville E.. Stone, former general manager of The Associated Press, in an address tonight, criticised parts of the consti- tuition as leaving this country without leader and condemned congress as lacking men of high caliber.
 He was guest of honor at a banquet given by the Commercial Club. He prefaced his talk on Some of Our Problems" with the statement that this was the first time he had ever felt, free in an address to say what he thought.
 During the year I was general manager of The Associated Press, could not express myself on partisan matters for fear some one would think I was repeating the attitude of The Associated Press, which neces- sarily has to remain non-partisan and impartial in all. matters" he said. Now that I no longer head that or ganization, I can say what I please"
 Declaring that Germany, through the war, had left us "a world in which it is almost impossible to live" because of the many problems which were resulting in chaos, Stone sug- gested changes in the constitution as remedies, saying it was unavoidable because it provided three equally CO., ordinated branches of government the judiciary, executive and legisla- tive.
 The judiciap dominated he said.
 Stone said that the relation of the president to congress had never been settled. and that consequently we faced many complications.
 q think every student of our sys- tenn must agree that our national con- gress is not properly composed nor its authority properly defined" he said. 'The seventeenth amendment, providing for popular election of sem ators certainly has not improved the personnel of that body.
 And there is something very wrong with the house. Its members all seem to have district minds. There is no leadership in either
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22

house-instead, there is something we'll nigh akin to chaos.
 "Out of the confusion imposed by a chaotic congress, party rule has near ly disappeared at Washington, sys- tenn of bloc control is developing"
 Stone said there already were a farmers bloc, a labor bloc, the merch- ant marine clamoring for a subsidy
 "That policy is bold violation of economic rules that are elemental and almost child-like,'' he said.
 Stone said. that labor must reduce it's wages and he opposed bonus for farmers.
 "The farmers may have been wronged through some of our legisla- tion, but they must not use that plea as a justification for dipping their hands into the national treasury, for two wrongs never make a right" he said.
 Stone declared Americans must par ticipate in world affairs.
 We took very small part in the war" he said. We did not strain ourselves. Per capita, we did not meet nearly the stress met by France and Italy. Yet, we came out bragging and boasting. I hope the time will come when some other people will feel as I do, that we have little re- spect for the man who boasts he is 100 per cent American and not one hundredth of one per cent an inter- national man.
 Stone said Germany should be made the economic slave of the world for 100 years to pay for her crimes, but interrupted the applause to say:
 But, you cannot make that of her"
 He declared France had tried to make Germany pay too much indem- nifty, but added Germany. had lied about her ability to pay
 Make no mistake" he continued, you are face to face with an unre- pentant and militant Germany for the next 50 years. I don't say Germany can become a power again in that time, yet the Germans have great power and will try"
 He said he thought the arms con ference good thing, but that neutral nations must be stopped from private manufacture of arms and munitions in order to make it effective. Con cerning Germany and China, he con demned what he termed 'lot of loose, foolish and untrue talk about both countries.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22

be the point of controversy in the working out of the recommendations. The best information available was that the principal transfers to be rec commended were:
 The bureau of good roads and mar, kets from the department of agricul- ture to the department of commerce.; the forest service from the depart ment of agriculture to the interior de- partment; the patent office and the interior department to the new public welfare department; the coast guard service from the treasury to the de- partment of national defense, aud the consolidation of all the secret ser vice agencies in the department of justice.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22
PLANS FOR REORGANIZATION
 OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
 ARE LAID BEFORE PRESIDENT

ation of new department, to be call ed the department of public welfare.
 The department of national de- fense as it has been considered by Brown, would have se/etary and under that official under-secretaries each for war and for navy. The pro- posal that the department of labor be consolidated with other bureaus in the department of public welfare is understood to have been abandoned. Organized labor and workers gener- ally have opposed strongly the wip- ing out of the labor department.
 Transfer of bureaus to the pro- posed public welfare department and to other departments is expected to
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. = Plans for reorganization of the government departments, as worked out by Wal ter F. Brown, chairman of the joint congressional commission charged with that task, were laid before Pres ident Harding today, but were not made public pending consideration by the president and his cabinet and their submission to congress.
 The proposals, however, are under stood to be preliminary in nature. They are said to embody recommen- dations for the consolidation of war and navy departments into one de- partment, to be known as the depart ment of national defense, and for ere
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22
Democrats Vote to Continue Fight on
 Anti-Lynching Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. Demo- cratic members of the house, at caucus tonight, agreed to wage a fight on the Dyer anti-lynching bill A resolution was adopted assailing the measure as ''violative of the con stitution," and one that would have a tendency of increasing lynching than of reducing the crime.
 Those who addressed the caucus, members reported, without exception attacked the bill and urged the Dem ocrats to stand solidly in opposition to itN
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22
Accused of Using
 Mails to Defraud

CHICAGO, Jan. 21. - Charles F. Mayer, said by federal authorities. through advertisements, to have sO- licited the patronage of persons who desired to do sewing and knitting at home, and who promised to deliver the material after receiving Si, today was arrested and held in bonds of S5,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22
ALL AMERICANS ARE
 RELEASED BY SPAIN

>' WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I- Advices from American diplomatic officials in Spain today stated that all American members of the Spanish foreign Ie- zion had been released from service with that organization and were awaiting transportation home. It was said that the department would do everything possible to assist these Americans in getting home.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22

DEAL, England, Jan. 21.-Tne United States shipping board steamer Schoodic, which ran ashore off Dun geness last night, twas floated today. The ship apparently was undamaged.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-22

Interest on Great Britain's war debt is $1,522.50O,0OO annually.
The Washington times., 1922-06-04
Rinse the Hair Thoroughly

THIS is very important. After the
i final washing, the hair and scalp
should he rinsed in at least two changes
of good warm water and followed with
rinsing in cold water.
When you have rinsed the hair
thoroughly, wiring it as dry as YOU can;
finish by rubbing it with towel, shak
ing it and flufing it until it is dry. Then
give it a good brushing
After q Mulsifed shampoo you will
find the hair will dry quickly and evenly
and have the appearance of being thick
er and heavier than it is.
If you want to always be remem-
bered for your beautiful, well-kept hair,
make it rule to set certain day each
week for a Mulsifed cocoanut oil
shampoo. This regular weekly sham
pooing will keep the scalp soft and the
hair fine and silky, bright, fresh-looking
and fluffy, wavy and easy to manage
and it will be noticed and admired by
everyone.
You can get Mulsi6ed at any drug
store or toilet goods counter, anywhere
in the world. A 4-ounce bottle should
last for months.
The Washington times., 1922-06-04

Teresa has a daughter. Terry.
who Is very fond of Lee.
Lee rows to Ruffs Island. a
mysterious, ruin-crowned rock
several miles Oft the coast, and
is caught in a heavy, fog after
rescued by a man who lives In
the ruined lighthouse. The fog
does not lift and she IL forced to
stay on the island all night. The
personality of the man impresses
her very much. and she gains the
impression that he is some celeb
rity seeking seclusion on this un-
freuuented island. He asks her TO
keep his abode a secret She tells
him of her decision to marry the
first eligible man who asks her.
In the morning Lee starts for
the mainland. Before the man lets
go of the boat he grabs her in his
arms and kisses her. then pushes
the boat off and shouts after her;
DO you believe in love at first
sight? / do" Lee says nothing
OF her adventure. On the way
home from visit to friends in
London she picks up paper on
Carson durder. Carson Breaks
jan" She is shocked beyond ex-
preston when she realizes that
Carson Is the man of Ruff's Is
land.
FERRY meets her at the station
in a hig automobile and tells her
that an elderly and very wealthy
gentleman named Jason SmitheTs
is paying court to Mrs. Dorice.
He has two very unusual servants
"a younS man named l1aines, and
an older man named Frost. The
next day Lee is introduced to Mr..
Smithers and finds him very in
teresting to talk to. Several
months pass and then, one after
noon. Lee comes home to Tin" Mrs.
DoriCe in Mysteries. Terry draGs
lee into her room and says ~ eN-
PLANTATION: Jason Smithers came
to-day and asked to see mother
alone, and--oh. Lee! 1t isn't her
he wants to marry at all, it's
you"
Mr.. SmIthCrs tells Lee that she
will be his wife in name only, and
he will give her the benefit of his
wealth IN exchange for her COM
pany and loyalty. She consents to
marry him. After the wedding
they go to Jason Smithers's coun-
try place. Shortly before dinner
tell her that he has been GneN
pectedly called TO a village some
distance away and not to wait for
him. During the night she is
awakened by noise down stairs.
Going down to the library she
switches on the lights and sees a
man standing by one of the long
windows He turns and his eyes
meet hers-the eyes OF, tire man of
huff's TS.and-the cyas Of Dem
ham carson, the murderer!