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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-03-29

man in the county.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-03-29

The widening of the foot
and abnormal pressure on
the ball of the foot that
are accompanied by cal
louses and tender soles:
A serious condition caused
by breaking down OF the
arch that spans the ball CT
the foot.
The evening world., 1922-02-23

And there is such a variety-poke shapes,
mushrooms, hats with short backs or roll
brims or irregular brims, round hats and
sailors; fashioned of visca cloth, hemp, lsere,
tagel, raffia-and trimmed every conceivable
The evening world., 1922-02-23

Windsor" Type Metal Beds. in
ivory enamel. Three-piccc con-
StTuction with link springs. In
so sizes. $1s.75.
Woven Wire Divans. strongly
made with wit" edge. In 2-6
size. $l2.I5.
Sample Beds, exceptionally re-
duced. In square continuous post
style with ornamented panel. In
ivory enamel. 40 sizes, STATS,
reduced from S29.75.
Ivory Enamel. Full-Size Beds,
with 2-inch round posts, $3.50,
reduced from SH4.2j,
Ivory Enamel, Square Post Beds,
full-sile, $l3.25 reduced from $3.50
Ivory Enamel, Round Post Beds,
with metal panel and blue Wedg-
wood ornament. In 40 size,
SLIPS, reduced from S30j0.
Colonial Type Round Post
Beds. in ivory enamel. In 40
size. $l0.95, reduced from $3.50.
White Enamel Square Post Beds
full size. $lS.75, reduced from
S22.75.
White Enamel Square Post Beds,
with panel. full size, S20.25, re-
duced from $3.50,
White Enamel Square Post Beds.
In 40 size. Sl4.25, reduced from
VR6 so.
The evening world., 1922-02-23
M TFIE REALM OF MUSIC

Of course, founded on Shakespeare
tragedy whose text is wondrously IL
lustrated by the fluid score. Last sea.
son, when the Chicago people gave 1t,
Titta Ruffo appeared as Iago and II
was all Ruffo. The crowd that jammed
the Manhattan then was there to hear
the famous baritone, but there was al
most as much enthusiasm last evening.
Mr.. Ruffo failed to extract all the
subtlety out of Iago and the same
&C mment might be applied TO Mr.. Rim
ini's Interpretation last night. The
memory OF a famous predecessor in
this part is still with us. Mr.. Rimini
rad too open and honest countenance
10 register a sinister lago, nor was
his voice adequate to meet the de-
riandS of the music allotted to him.
There was not enough, vcriety in his
singing. Rosa Raisa. generally, sang
beautifully as DeSdemona. TO our no.
ton it is the best thing she has showr
here ,his season, and her rendition Of
the Willow Song in the final act is the
best piece of singing of which the Chi
Cueo company can boast. Dramatically
Miss Raisa was limited in her re-
sources. There was too much of the
upstretChed arms and the stage falls
were rather obvious.
And now, as the song had il,
THANK God the Americans Come. -
Otello was sung by Charles Marshall.
/ who halls from down East-Maine. In
The evening world., 1922-02-23
Tree Verdi Operas Provide
Rich Feast for Holiday
n CelebrantS.
Blu Frank II. Warren.

In recently discovered Washington
ery the Father of his Country, writ
g Of his last birthday, in 1893, makes
Hts entry: 81 went up to Alexandra
the celebration Of my birthday.
any manoeuvres were performed by
te Uniform Military Companies, and
h elegant ball and supper at night.
II the eminent patriot were present IN
brit yesterday TO observe now ms
IDuntrymen, musically, were observing
he day set aside in his honor, lie
hight ave felt incli.' ed to shake the
Alstral hand of Verdi, the composer
Tho was providing most of the holiday
Ausic, No fewer than three of the
+ anous Italians operas were on the
ards, and even three were insufficient
,,t take care of the crowds of music
teebrants.
the Metropolitan Opera Company
|cfered aida" in the afternoon and
aLigoletto'' in the evening. and the
ilicago organization put on its only
Itformance of "OteIlo, And in the
hree large casts could be found the
! hmes Of but two Americans
- rhc three works provided an excel
IeAt opportunity to study the CompoS-
hg style of the progressive Verdi.
fligoletto' Vas written in 1881.
tiida' in ISL. The master then re
hained silent for sixteen years until,
hl the age of seventy-four, he aston.
bed the world with his music drama
jatello," which alone would have
hGde him famous. Each of his opera
f1bws steady advance, the book
", until something approaching per
ietion is seen in his 'Otello.
II anticipating the wishes of yester
N matinee's tremendous crowd, tn,
Hncipals in Aida gave glorious
Exhibition of traditional grand opera
hging. All was done on a big, sweep
Iny scale with nearly everybody sing
M his or her loudest, with the audi
bee applauding every familiar aria
Diet, quartet and stirring chorus mum
br. The louder the singing the create
II applause. Mr.. Martinelli. in excel
|. Ieit voice, was Rhadames, his hiSl
ites working on all cylinders: Claudi;
yuzio the Aida. singing and actin
dramatically. if with not great tines~c
Ir. Danise the AmUnasro, Jose Mar
cnes the Ramfis. Flora Perini an eN
iosive Amneris, and William Gustaf
on. the lone American, the King.
The Metropolitan lobby had to b
eeared three times after "RIgolctto
kas under way in the evening. 50 llcel
Pas the desire of many to pick mp ;
possible additional bit of standing
Dom. Nine. Galli-Curci and Messrs
sigli and De Luca were the principa
Interpreters of this tunetul work.
/ It was a genuine treat to hear agau
he music of "Otello." at the Manha'
l ht Opera House. This lyric drama is
The evening world., 1922-02-23

way with smart little sprays of ostrich, the
fruit that is so good this season, or dashes of
flowers or ribbon and carried out in the new
shades of periwinkle, red, pearl and pumpkin
and the standard colors, navy, brown, copen-
hagen and black.
S.-Mezzanlne East.
The evening world., 1922-02-23

It was a genuine treat to hear again
he music of "Otello." at the Manha'-
At Opera House. This lyric drama is
The evening world., 1922-02-23

The majority have stun
ming large fur collars of
Australian opossum or wolf
and the Others have con-
vertible or throw collars Of
self material. They are all
silk lined and fancy stitched.
The evening world., 1922-02-23

elsuFn n
Wilt re III a
apecp purh a saw of t p a
The evening world., 1922-02-23
Another Carload of
Cedar Chests Tomorrow
al Special Prices

80 inches long, $l3.85 rs inches long, $I9.95
II inches long. As inches long,
plain. ..,. $685. Roman seat. $A.95
w chest its very
The fragrance of the Tennessee cedars of which
these made impars freshness to the linens and cloth
ing that is most refreshing
Above everything else the cedar chest the natural
of Mr. Moth and with spring just around the corner there
is but thing left to do-BUY NOW while these special
prices prevail.
These chests strongly made and finished in high
piano gloss that makes them highly desirable additional
piece of furniture.
The styles plain and equipped with brass lock and hinges
key and easy-rolGng casters
The 30ncb oud ijact modS may had ,cih copper TRIM
ming at an, oddjtono cost Of 1jc per chest
Contra
The evening world., 1922-02-23
WOmen's Silk Dresses
Sale Priced at $l2.95

DRETTY silk frocks for spring-and secured in
special purchase that allows for this very low price
There plain line tailored styles, and the dressier
trimmed models all of them atactvey fashioned Of crepe
de chine canton crepe geogette and few in cloth The
colors black brown jade, mohawk grey and
and the sizes range from "a to 46.
A SIS flo Central
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other words. He made but one ap-
pearance last season in this role and
repeats that experience in this engage
ment. A big man, he looks the part.
His voice, too, is big, but not well
produced. 1t Is of the pinched type.
Josef Hofmann gave his third piano
recital in the afternoon at Carnegie
Hall to big gathering. Our only
comment might be that he plays too
we'll He has done it all 80 often, and
has so frequently pumped the depths
OF the various compositions he offcrs,
that, there being little new in them for
hun to show, one waits for him TO
make slip of some sort for Nariety's
sake. This expectation Mr.. Hofmann
fails to crafty, so one is forced TO
bask in near perfection almost bore
some indulgence.
Giovanni Martinelli. the tenor, sue
cumbed to hunger in the tomb in
aida" yesterday afternoon with his
tongue in his cheek, for. after
the performance. he had to hurry into
his civilian evening clothes to attend,
as guest, the dinner of the Police Lieu
tenants Benevolent Association at the
| Waldorf. Mr.. Martinelli is a regular
member of the association with tho
| privilege of wearing a badge and
everything. The tenor was down for II
I speech and maintained that rather
| than make one he would prefer to
sing three "Aidae." When last seen
| Nartinelli was looking over the words
Of the song, "a Policeman's Lot Is
Not n HapDN One -
The evening world., 1922-02-23

Covered Butter Dishes. 50 SO, reduced from $40
Ice Cream Trays 50 .95, reduced from s49s
Footed Orange Bowls, $6.75, reduced from Ss 9s.
Celery Trays. $3.S5, reduced from $5.9s
6-inch Handled Nappies. $1.S5, reduced from s2.0S
Spoon Trays, $l45, reduced from Sa9S
A. S--subWsy noor. Cen.rI,
The evening world., 1922-02-23
Abraham & Straus
Sanitary Bedding
Made in Our 0ton Workshop

NHhOOGH a special puT-
/ chase we were able TO
get hold of 5000 pounds
Of Black South American
Hair, which is enough to
make up 125 full-size mat
tresses, and on Friday and
Saturday you can buy them
at $3.50 each.
Full weight Mattresses and Gov
cred with Nmoskeag AGA ticking.
40 size. S23.75. 40 size. S1e.7S.
Specially priced Box Springs,
rabbet edge, In AGA ticking, Full
size, s22: 50. 40 size. Sts.75. SO
size. $3.50.
Roll edge Cotton Mattresses.
covered IN selection OF fancy tick
inEs, full weight, t-6 size, Sass.
40 size. Sti.95. 80 size, $3.50.
Roll-edge Double Couch Bed
Mattresses. in fancy ticklngs.
made OF pure cotton. Special at
Si2.5o.
Cotton Pads. for divans or cots.
20 size. $3.50.
Cotton Crib Mattresses, Special
Feather Pillows, all pure duck
feathers. In an assortment Of tick
lngs. Size 22x2s Inches, S2.4o each.
A. s.-Fourth floor. East.
The evening world., 1922-02-23

S-piece Water Sets $l2.95, reduced from sci
Combination Fruit Bowls $3.95, reduced from IS 9S
Sugar and Cream Sets 1895, reduced from S5.40.
3-footcd Rose Bowls. $4.45, reduced from 81. 98.
Whipped Cream Sets. $3.95, reduced from $5.49.
Flower Vases, $4.95, reduced from S79S.
Oval Orange Bowls 1888, reduced from S449
The evening world., 1922-02-23
:::::, =: ABRAHAM~SSTRAUsoe M AZ 6. ::
57th ANNIVERSARY SALES
A Clearance Sale of IS
WOmen's Winter Coats.
$24.75

NHESE distinctly superior coats, all of them hand
tailored and made with that attention to detail and
finish that give them distinctive air and all priced
for quick clearance
The evening world., 1922-02-23

ihe materials are nor
mandy, delysia and Bolivia
in black. navy, brown, rein
deer and sorrento. The
sizes are not complete in
every style, but all sizes
from "a to AZ are represented.
A. . s.-second floor. Central.
The evening world., 1922-02-23

An Extraordinary Offering in The Half Yearly Sale
eng lander" Couch Beds, $l5.75
Level Lock Style Complete With
Spring and Mattress
DY day by night these couch beds ever contributing
ID to ones comfort. They in size that lends itself
admirably to the small apartment. When open they
form usze bed when closed they make splendid bed
Made by "Englander, which insures the quality Steel
frame, grey enamel and complete with green denim covered
mattress At this low price early selections advisable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15
Announce Small Cut in
Wholesale Shoe Prices

BROCKTON, Mass, March H.
4 reduction in the price of shoes
was announced today by manufac-
turers of this city and the Old Col
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.BIGAMIST ADMITS
|. He WE'D II WOMEN
May Have Married More,
but He Has Forgotten
Names of Some

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

women within the last five years:
]. Flora Doll at Wyoming. Pa.
@. Amolif Werner. Detroit
2. sue Harrison, Houma, ~.
4. BCssIn tust ulm1 not re-
callcdI Wilson. a. @.
o. Gertrude uoWc also forgot
tcn), TIudHN Ohio.
s. Laura Shields, spokane,
wash
e. Florence Johnson David CITY,
Ncb.
s. Helen Uardgravos, Augusta.
Kan.
@. lrcuo Inc. Chicago.
10. Laura lIrItSbcrg. Peoria, lu
~. IIuIuf Evans. Nuyouuya. Ind
There may have boon ono or two
before that ho said today 'I don't
remember
Was Engaged to Nrothcr.
II was Miss Evans. ur Mrs Moore
number lI who brought about
Mooro's arrest NIas Evans. now
a high school teacher iu "a uorlhorn
Indiana town. said they vcro mar.
ricd at \lu.,uuos and came In hdi-
annapolis aud Ihut after l,s1 than a
week uf married ltu Moore deserted
her Bui departed with $500 of hot
money Operatives of a detective
agency who traced Moore TO Io,
WhCrC no had become supCriutuu.
dent ~ % baking plant, declared %,
was engaged fp marty NiuucuUOIl
girl. Their marriage was ip htv,
occurred today ho said. During tho
brief interval here ho remained with
the eleventh wife. according to tho
dptCttiNpN NTnNID urTUpurI ul4HIItl.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

basement OF some home for several
years unopened, Charles Dickens
"Pickwick Papers,
DIR. G. S. Summers donated the
files Of the journal Of the Ameri-
can Medical association from June,
1921, to March. 1922, and included
a note' explaining that he will here
after keep these files up-to-date.
one table is reserved for books of
popular fiction. II was about one
eighth filled Tuesday. Scattered
through the days donations were a
number of single volumes, some
small and other unusually large
dealing with medicine and law.
Wives of Kiwanians and other in
terested women are at headquarters
daily to stamp the books donated
and write on the inside cover the
name OF tho donor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15
Rub RHEUMATISM
PAIN FROM SORE
ACHING JOINTS

8, "hat is rheumatism? Pain onIv
N',i drugginp. ~ ""' pam 80
ls,ro, o, one case I'm fifty requires in
s,sti,,FI nm, treatment. Rub soothing, pen
he 1s tsnsL 81 Jacobs Oil directly upon
santly g! spot and relief comes in
v5SglaasHatism and sciatica Iinament cvss
burn urn" me never disappoints and can not
msTe Tef up! Quit complainingl Get
ga s"a 'rlal bottle from your drug,
Tree froT, r,u IN Just a moment you'll be
N,eness ,,i,s ,,,iu,ssumatic and sciatic pain,
~ Hs,' q Relief awaits yon. Si oid hon bnn !
Of lSsnnleobs NJ Jacobs Oil has cured millions
ha. eenta.lsn sufferers in the last
g ra r''urS, and is just as good for
ieG S s5rai neuralgia, lumbago, back
tpnt5p,' tp,'ains and swellings.-Adver-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15
Three Hundred Gallons
of Best Raid Whisky
Doomed to the Gutter

DALLAS, Texas, March H.
"If ye have tears to shed. pre-
pare to shed them now
Three hundred gallons Of whis-
ky captured i'm recent raids by
tho shoriffs office, will flow down
Houston street cutters into the
sewer tomorrow when Sheriff
Dan Harston carries out his plan
OF cleaning the street outside the
criminal courts building with tho
product Of local bootlegEers which
cost some OF them years in the
ponitontiary for the making.
4 Gordon OF deputy sherifts viii
bo formed around the whisky
spillway, and anyone with n
sponge or a pocket flask will he
barred from the spot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

When the food you eat ferments
into gases and stubborn Jumps; your
head aches and you feel sick and
miserable. that's when you realize
the magic I'm Pape's Diapepsin. II
makes stomach distress go In five
minutes.
II your stomach is I'm a continuous
revolt--if you can't get It regulated
please, for your sake, try Diapepsin'
It's so needless to have a bad stom-
ach--make your next meal a favorite
food meal. then take little Diapep-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

sin. There will not be any distress
eat without iear. It's because
Pape's Diapepsin really does" regu-
late weak, out-of- order stomachs tnat
gives it it's milliors OF sales anuu-
ally,
Get large siXty-cent case or
Papes Diapepsin from any drug
store. II Is the quickest, surest stom-
ach relief known. II acts almost like
magic. II is a scientific, harmless and
delightful preparation which truly
belongs in every home.-Adyertise-
ment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15

Hurry, mother! Even a sick child
loves the "ffuitv" taste OF cali
foruia Zig syrup and It novcr fails
10 open the bowels a toaspoOntul
,today may prevent sick child to-
morrow. II constipated. bilious, fe-
verish, frctful, mas cold, collie. or it
stomach Is sour. tongue coated
breath bad remember good
cleansing OF the little bowels Is often
all that Is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has di-
rections for babies and children OF
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say california" or you
may get an imitation Zig syrup.--Ad-
Nertiscmcnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15
EN.Shrlnc Chief Drops Dead

SEATTLE, Wash, March ti.-EI-
lis Lewis Garretson, imperial poton-
tate OF the Shrincrs in 1921, dropped
dead at his home at Steilacoom Lake,
near Tacoma, Of heart disease today.
lie leaves u widow and young
daughter. Garrctson. an attorney,
was member Of the imperial coun-
ell Of Shriucrs
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N. S. F.

ony district generally comprising
one Of the largest mems shoe-mak-
ing ccnters in tho country Although
authoritative announcement of the
amount OF the cut was LACKING, It
was understood 10 be between 25
and 80 cents a pair wholesale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-15
Threat Made to Bomb
Polish CORSuLdtes Here

WASHINGTON. March IA
threat TO blow up every Polish con-
sulate in the United States and
Canada was contained in a letter
signed American Ukrainian black
hand which was received today by
Senator Willis. republican of Ohio,
in an envelope postmakked Cleve-
land March IA
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Tonckn Cots mig nnln.

TOPEKA. Kan, March lt--UaIn.
fan of to6 inches had fallen here
this morning. At lola. 3.11 mrhe.
was reported. Tho rain was tho
very thing needed for the wholt. ar.
cording to S, u. Flora. Of the wuath.
or bureau. No rain fell Of Good
lhnl.
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tiycs. that he flcngcd some Of HE
wives. Because DO lived hero with
Miss Evans. authorities said, prose-
cution viii take place In indian
apolis.
So far as no ia aware. no aaid ne
hos no children except possibly by
hi3 first vifo
MoorC.s marriage Go trcno Hale
was arranged through a matrimo-
Mat publication, according to- dctoc-
iiNrs, but in most Instances his
numerous yourtshipH grcw out os
'cVuaintancoa foat,rod by his
church acuyuIpe
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younger sister. said:
Laura was married 10 Howard
Melvin three years ago Miss
Shields said. lie seemed very roe
ligious, talked religion and attended
church regularly.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
DOG FINDS ROBBERS 7,
 CACHE OF JEWELRY

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 18.-G. w. Agars home, in Belmont, Addition, was recently burglarized, and many valued heirlooms and jewelry were stolen. Detectives were placed on the case, but no clue was discov- cred.
 As MT. and Mrs. H. G. Carnatcar were sitting on their porch, in a diff ferent part of the city, their puppy, Spark" came around the corner of the house dragging a mysterious looking object. Investigation proved it to be a purse. The dog dropped the purse at it's mistress feet, then sat down nearby awaiting further developments.
 In the purse were found valuable rings and gems and much of the loot from the Agar home.
 The puppy had evidently un- earthed the robbers cache Sparks" is living high" as the result of his find"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
KOBE TRADE SHOWS
 UNAVOIDABLE BALANCE

YOKOHAMA, Nov 1S.-While the trade of Yokohama, when most of Japan's silk is shipped, and Osaka, the chief industrial city, shows favorable balance, that for Kobe, the largest port is unfavorable, according to the official figures, for the nine months ending September 30. Osaka's ex- ports for that period totalled 24012S,- % yen compared with imports of 101,- 601, ,000 yen or favorable balance of 130, ,525,000 yen; Yokohama exports 635,751,0 ,000 yen; imports 517 7,S96,o00 yen; imports 517,S96,O00 yen favorable balance 117,S55,OOO yen; Kobe exports 200 ,265,00 yen; imports 695, ,419,00 yen, unfavorable balance 495,154,000 yen.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18

plane in the world has just been suc- cessfully flown and tested at Farm borough, England.
 Designed and constructed to the re- quirements of the British Air Ministry this aeroplane is built throughout of steel and is lighter than a similar ma chine of wood
 It is driven by two 450-horsepower motors, and is claimed to be able to reach an altitude of between three and four miles when fully equipped with bombs and crew. ...