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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
Notice
Kan a City, Mo.
E.h e. 1000

Feb. 6. 1922.
"A Deputy collector Of the Tn.
tied States Internal Revenue
Service will be at Mansiield Mo.
on reb II, - 1922 to assist tax.
payers in preparing f. deral in.
C me tax returns for the year
1921, and explain The material
changes in the new law Tax
pa ers should bring all available
data, and Their Income tax blank
if same was received.
George F.. C~rutchley
CIiiec'Or.
Kindly give all possible pub
tO this notice without cost
TO the Government
Byron Stewart
Dept Coll.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
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Thousands have testified TO It's
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching services Sd and 4th
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. G. K Little. Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
0,45 am. Geo. Benjamin, Supt
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
Mansfield Cian.,er of
Con. .Ierce

Meets every H. Thursday
night in each month. board OF
Governors meet Bid Thu. night.
@ Fellows F /.
+. A. Johnson, President.
ntvar Is. Davis, Secretary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
CHURCH OF CHRIST

9u school q. a:45 a. m every Sun
Day. d. II. Kay, superiL ..ient.
Preaching every second Sunday.
Rev. Oscar Wright, Pastor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
CUMBERLAND PRESBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH.

Preaching every End Sunday.
Rev. A, S Humphrey, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
Ds45 q. m. G. W. Freeman, Supt,.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
1A..a SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school every Sunday al
0:45 a. u. WI. Matthews, Supt.
= Preaching ist and Bird Sundays.
Rev. ". u. Burchard, Pastor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
10000 Feet Oak Lumber.

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-02-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
I
Eaz. Bound.

nc. lol-PdSsenger $3.50 p. IN.
No.24l-Local freight 100 an.
No. l03-Passenger 9:3S am.
West Bound.
No. l02-Passer ger $40 am.
No. 240- Local freight HOO am.
No.lO4-P .senger Gas p IL.
L. T LIVINGSTON, Agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

players that Leaves nothing 20 he de-
sired on the par, of the auditor.
This list OF artists includes JEFF
ierspn Il" Angels. beloved Of all the
Older comedians, who has been a
star in dozens Of famous musical
comedies and light operas. and who
viii be remembered with pleasure
by many local ,heatcrgoers. who en-
joyed his work some years ago as
the start OF Tie Beauty SPOT"
Marie Wells is another member
OF the cast who Will be welcomed
OF tho younger generation OF prinia
d"niHts, she has risen to fame in
marvc!ousiy short time Born In
little town in Mississippi. she went
TO New York 20 carve for herself Il
career H"F beauty and talent won
her instant recognition. and within
g remarkably short period she has
risen 10 the top. Beginning as an
understudy Of Eleanor Painter. the
start OF 'Flo-adoro." Miss Wells was
soon east for the leading feminine
role In "Pitter-Patter." and follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
ENGAGE TOLF DOGS
FOR USE IN PICTURE

Twenty-Five wolf dogs were en-.
Eascd for the production OF ~ Vir-
gins Sacrifice" which Will be shown
At the Bluebird Theater on Wednes-
day and Thursday. These dogs wcre
exceptionally expensive, and their
combined salary for week was
greater than that of any member OF
the company, save the star.
None Of the dogs are vicious taken
by themselves. They make great
friends. but when in a pack they fight
like tigers. For ordinary picture
purposes only six dogs are used on
a doG-sled, bnt for this picture. Wit
agraph used at least ten in every do &
team. and some had as many as fif-
teen dogs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
FOX STAR IN STIRRING
SHETLAND PICTURE
Arabian Love" Thrilling
Story of Desert Life.
al Blucbird.

John Gilbert. the William Fox star.
Will be- at tn" Blucbird Thcate- Non
day and Tuesday in Arabian Love ."
stirring story set In the ARABIAN
desert with l;s sheiks. its ou,lawry.
its cruelty ma its charm.
Gilbert plays the part OF white
man who has been driven by ncces.
si'y 20 join a band OF Arab out
laws, and who finds the band good
r"ft'Ee-until he meets II white girl
captive from looted caravan lie
Was this girl from the band, helps
her to escape. and falls in love with
her She thanks her gallant rescue-
and does not learn until their ro-
nance has progressed into deep
love that Gilbert is II fugitive charged
with the murder OF her husband The
story Is said to have all the dash
ing romance and thrill OF the desert
i,fa.
Barbara bedford plays opposite.
Gilbert.
Arabian Love" Is said 20 have In
1t all the charm of the trackless
desert. with the sheiks and the out
laws running wild in chcir pursuit. OF
wealth In transit over the sands. Gil
bert is member OF an outlaw band
because the law is on his trail and he
finds safe refuge here This band
captures the wife of French dip!o-
mat. Gilbert saves her-and falls
III iove with her. in ignorance Of her
marriage. The complications that
arise are heightened by the obstacles
that Gilbert finds in The romantic
path along which he battles his way
to ultimate freedom and happiness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
"MALNALOCA" IS FIRST
OFFERING OF EQUITY

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Ausustin
Duncan, director-gcncral OF the
Equity Players, announces tina, the
first play this organization will offer
at the Forty-third stree; Thcater is
"Maivaloca." from the Spanish OF
Scrafin. and Joaquin Alvcrcz Quin-
tero. And Furthermore. he states
that. while nobody will be starred
the cast Will include Jane CowE Miss
cowl is under contract TO the Sell
wyns. and it is through their cour-
tesy thar she viii appear In this first
Equity production. At the end q!
two months she will return to the
Sciwyns. who viii have new play
for her.
An American play entitled "IIospi-
.<l!ty." will follow "Aialvaloca" II
Is by Econ Cunningham. An option
has been acquired on another Amer
lean play called Roger Bloomcr." By
John Howard Lawson. and this one
may he the EQui,y's third. The runs
of all plays put on by this organiza :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
"THE MERRY WIDOW" ACADEMY
ATTRACTION WEEKS FIRST HALF

great musical trcat-probably
the greatest OF this scason-.s In
store for local music lovers when
Henry w. Savage offers his new
production of The Merry Widow"
at the Academy tomorrow. Tuesday
and "Wednesday. and Wcdne sday
matinee. This memorable opcret,a
which in 1907 set standard for
musical production which has not
been equalcd since. Is playing e brief
season through The South and far
West prior 10 its going into Boston
Tor run. and this city is one Of the
select few 10 be honorcd by visit.
lf there ever was a rurpassIng
light opera success il Is THE Merry
Widow Frau Iehar's witchinK
waltz melodies have been sung.
danced and whistlcd ali around the
world. The romantic opcrctta has
been given In over forty languages
II swept America like Il tidal wave
when Mr.. Savage previously pro-
duced IL. and so Il has been revived
scenery by Joseph Urban. bcwnaer-
Ing new costume creations by Peggy
iioyt ana cast OF singers and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

ton Will be limited to two months
each no matter how successful they
are.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
ATTRACTIONS AT THEATERs THIS WEEK

Tuesday
day
tnce.
LYRIC-Keh Vaudeville OF IN hursday
BlJOC"Nontc
Love. Monday Tues
Virgins and
da IL
BRoADW Afrify-one all
COiONlA-"A Fool There Was Monday.
F
II
and
JamesK rLwo
Nilsson
ytcll
" 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

lions. beauty, novelties, and some
thing that is entirely apart from the
conventional Is provided
The rest" tina; Father" seeks
and eventually procurcs. even at the
expense Of his mental poise and
cauanimity. forms the basis OF one
of the most enjoyable and withal
cnsrossing entertainments that has
come to town In many moon. II
you have worshipped at the shrine
of poor yet misguided JiEgs. in the
past YOU are hound to become his
impregnablc champion now For as
ali the world will tell YOU there is
no more irresistible creature to
whom our feelings and sympathics
go than the unfortunate under
dog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
J|GGS, MAGGIE, D|NTy
ARE HERE THIS WEEK
Father on His Vacation to
Entertain Academy
Patrons.

10 tho hero OF q mos: popular
stage commodity is not sues; AN easy
task "a the rank and file Of thcatcr-
so.rs might possibly imagine. In
the first place there are so many
standards ana codes OF ethics 20
observe. besides a sort OF modest de-
LEGACY to overcome which at times
becomes more or less 81 a handicap
rather than an asset.
Jiggs Mahoncy, whose very name
is a household world and whose
every doings. adventures and actions
are chroniclcd daily far and wide. is
hero who seems to grow more
mellow as years and seasons come
and go. JIggs. who came into being
whel George McManus evolved his
ma ,crpiecc of creative comics.
bringing Up Father" is one of
those individuals who always will
be beloved no matter what environ
mcnt or frame he is installed.
He is the type who seems To In
grat!ate himself right into the
hearts Of his millions Of cohorts and
admirers who like. the immortal
Orthello is revered for the dangers
ne has passed This time Jiggs is
once more The doting parent. but
In an entirely new Offering entitled
faNh'r 90" ms 'a'a'io"' anu "Hiti
will be the next attraction at the
Academy Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday and Saturday matinee.
And again JigSs. with the assist
ancc or rather connivancc of Mag
gle. his worse half" and Dinty, tho
Nemesis. essays TO have n rest. How
IL all comes out: how Jiggs en-
deavors To seek real solace from the
strife and turmoils of rather ir.
ritating and baneful existence is
typically and humorously revealed
Three acts Of riotous fun, hilarity
screams. wit. juggling, catchy Gu
phonious and enchanting music
nr;Yi,nl fa.,nras ;-..,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
Life story of mn ola Cow pouv

The Maverick" That is tho title
OF the latest Urban Popular Classic.
released by Nitasraph. 1t is start
ing reminder that this most inter
cStinS series Is going to wander all
over the place for the unusual things.
The Maverick" is as charming as
one of Ernest Thompson Scton's ami
NAL romances. II gives one an en- :
tlrcly new conception OF our four
footed friend, the horse For il is the
life story OF an old COW pony. from
It's Wild. free colthood with the herds
in Wyoming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
screen Sherlock Holmes Yarn.

The famous Sherlock Holmes story,
The Hound of the Baskervilles, Hwill
reach the screen via the flm booking
Offices OF America. This story Ia ono
OF the three which has been published
n full-sized novel form. and the grim
mystery OF the supernatural hound
who appeared on the moor to herali
the death oil n member OF the Basksr-
Vile family has delighted hundreds
OF thousands OF readers since the
first publication OF Sir a. Conan
Doylc's book. on the screen II is u
nve-rccl picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
RICHARD DIX GETS
VAUDEVILLE OFFER

Richard Dix has received "A fla,tcr-
inG Offer To go into vaudeville. The
handsome young actor has m,do
such a success in the silent drama.
however that the call OF the spoken
st'Se' IN which he began his acting
career. isn't loud enough His yorS
in the title role of Goldwyn,s hir
production OF The Christian" which
Maurice Tourneur directed. Is eN
pected TO make him one of the ON
standing figures in the screen world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17

ing that the title role Of The Cameo
Girl" Mr. Savage. always in search
Of the lest. heard her sing and I'm
mcdlately put her under long-term
contract.
The Merry Widow will create
fresh sensation for the younger
generation OF music lovers who were
not OF the thenterKoing age during
It's original tour OF this country In
1907. with its haunting. hypnotic
Magyar melodies and languorous
waltz. its harmonies OF color. its gor-
gaous staging, It's fresh romance and
appealing humor 1t is real. not
make believe, entertainment. and II
has never suffered any deterioration
through release for filming or must
cal stock Public interest in It's re-
viSal is Keen ali over the country.
and IL has proven even a greater
sensation than before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
NEW VARIETY STARS
At LYRIC THIS WEEK
faNorilcs of Legitimate and
Silent Drama to BE
Seen Here.
VIRGINIA PEARSON COMING
Former Movie Artist VIII Appear
nj Keith Playhouse with Sheldon
Lcwis--Importrd European Play
crs Are Also IIiiicd.

Keith vaudeville il more than ever
this season the melting pot for his
trionic vocal ana t"rpsichorenm
tdicnt, The Keith booking Offices
3 have absorbed many new stars Of
the dramatic, operate and motion
picture sphcres Each or the two
shows. Manager Charles w Rex i.
bringing 10 the Lyric this week. is
featured by several OF these newly
acquired celebrities of the amusc-
nent world All Of the ac1s ON m.
"pcn!np bin are new to Richmond
Mctirath ana Deeds. premier fun
stcrs of tho big time win he new
c"mers whose fame IA. preceded
them. Thcy sal! themselves design
erF nf laughs nud songs These
original comedians have an act
made up OF ynguish nonsense and
3modish songs They are auain,
pair and have scored heavily In tho
metropolitan thcatcrs
Europeans Coming.
From tho European circus arena
como tho Trenncii Trio. who com
hinc comedy wnh gyinnastic fcats
:, q sensational uat;!rc. The act ia
one In which thrills and laughter
alternate
An elaboratcly staged ,crpsi.
rhorcan spectacle viii be The orrer-
ing az Babbs. Carroll and Cyr.l. They
present a seri"a OF dances classic
and popular. with rich and colorfuI
costumes and appropriate scenic er-
fccts
Conspicuous among the comedy
offerings Of 7uo season will be
George Moore X 60 George Moore
Us former musical COMEDY star
VINO VIII be recalled as heading sew
"rhl 81 tn" George NJ Cohan casts
in productions seen here at ;na
academy IN recent years II. - i
strong tavorite ana permanen,
MIXTURE H. keith vaudeville.
High speed farce. moving at "a
laugh second VIII be- the con.
,LiDnton Of silver. Duvai q Co.
The star Boarder' LIZ the riue Of
the new piece in which they arc an
rchring this scnson.
NirEinin Pearson Coming.
PATRONS OF the drama and the
movies" here Will nnd two old q.
'orlt's of the Gimcn stock Com
many days on the bin the latter hair
81 the week They are Virginia
Pcarson and Sheldon Lewis former
''"h'lH plhE.rr OF the lcgi1lmat.
comedy stage These clever ar
iiFtS are appearing together In
vaudeville. They have achieved
Groater popularity than their earlier
suecessrs in comedy and the
movies"
IN" English music hail ecc.n.
'riGues. Toney and George. are ON
"a" same oil They are team 81
eccentric comedians Of unusu,l
iauEh -producing capacity.
Ryan, Weber and Ryan. two dash
Ins condolences ANA "a versatile
singing and dancing comedian
promise lively round o., songs
dang"s and -up-1o-the- minute pat,e-
Then there Is willie Solar, Tho
Human Laugh Factory" who +, re-
turning after an absence OF TWO
cars with new line Of songs
canoes ana amusing limitations
Closing The hin VIII come Horhcr,
ASHLEY ~ Co. novelty artists wbo
nave something new ana dIyertin,.
IN the form OF smart varie,,. me-,
With each 81 the TWO yandaviii.
shows there VII be the usual SIM.
Elementary motion-pIoture enter
tainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-17
Miss Reed I'm ..su.,-

NEW YORK Scp; ia =:
Woods has engaged Florence p.od -
create the leading role in "Eas, n,
Suez. the new. mciOdrarna hy "
somerset Vaughan. which the p-o.
hncer VIII Install in the Ei,inc.
lheateT. on September 81. The cast
includes. also. John Halliday. Geof.
10y Kerr Howard Lang. Lucille La
verne Gypsy Q'Brien. Reginald
'"ode. Nathaniel Sack and Herber,
IcENnnd
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-23
ALLENlNJURED
In FALL OVER
CANYON CLIFF
Owner Of Diversion Dam Hotel
Has Narrow Escape in
Accident.

Ralph Allen, proprietor Of a hotel
at Diversion dam, near Waller, was
injured Thursday when his motor truck
skidded on the Sun river canyon road
and dropped, over a cliff. alighting on
some rocks, according to word brought
to Great Falls Friday by O. I. DeSchon
of the Montana Oil Journal. MI. AL
lens principal injuries were two broken
ribs and several severe sprains and
bruises. The truck was completely
wrecked.
Another car coming along the road
q short time later saw the wrecked
truck and the injured man, and the
driver took Mr.. Allen to his hotel at
the dam. None of Mr.. Aliens injuries
are regarded as dangerous.
The road at. the point where the car
left the grade is cut out of the rock
Of the canyon and water had collected
and frozen on the surface. 1t was
thought that the truck skidded when
the brakes were applied. The drop
from the road to the rocks below was
a sheer fall, Mr.. DeSchon stated, and
after alighting the truck rolled to the
edge of the river. Mr.. Allen, it was
thought, fell clear of the truck when it
first struck the rocks and escaped fur
Their injuries that might have resulted
from the rolling machine.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-23
7uF mATcH-BREAKING INSTINCT

Itsis unlucky for a man to light three
cigaretts with one match, but II a
woman lights one cigarette with three
matches she is iuckier thar usual
Life.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-23
LOWRY RETURNS
ASSUPERVlS0R
FOR G. n. ROAD
Former Chief Clerk Is PrOmOt-
ed to Position on Central
District.

Effective January l, A. f. Lowry.
formerly chief clerk under General
Superintendent W. r. Smith of the
Central district offices of the Great
Northern in Great Falls, returns here
from Seattle. This time he m back
TO the district several rungs higher in
railroad of%ficialdom. It will now be
TRANSFORMATION Inspector A. +. Lowry.
He will again be in the Central district
and under the jurisdiction of Superin-
tendent Smith.
This announcement is made in a
bulletin order covering the advance
ment received at the general superin-
tcndent's offices here Friday from
General Manager James II. ONelll of
Seattle. Lowry is expected in Great
Falls before Christmas in order to
Send the holidays with his family.
Less than 60 days ago November j,
20 be exact, Lowry was relieved OF his
chief clerkship under Superintendent
Smith to become chief clerk to General
Manager O'Neill in Seattle. His posi-
ton here was filled by A. /. Nining,
who has since been returned TO White
fish. 4. J. Daily becoming Smiths chief
clerk. His family. Mrs. Lowry and
daughter. Nora. and son, Delbert, re-
manned here, intending to move to
Seattle after the holidays.
Lowry came to Great Falls nearly 10
years ago. coming up from an assistant
~clerkship in the Great Northern divi-
sion offices at Minot, N. u.
W. w. Fryburg, whom Lowry re-
%lieves, returns to Seattle as chief clerk
to General Manager O'Neill.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-23
On. REDUCES FREIGHT RATE
ON SUGAR BETS TOfACTORY
Reliably Reported That Charge of $l.4O
Granted to Billings; Will Hasten Raising
of Crop on Projects.

following the recent visit here OF ". 4.
Kenney, vice president Of the Great
Northern with supervision over t%faftlc.
Mr.. Kenney has had before him Tor
some time information on the situation
as created by the former rate.
Farmers Are Anxious
Farmers on the Sun River project
are anxious to begin the culture OF
beets, it is understood locally. and the
crop will at once have a commanding
position in that and other irrigated
districts as soon as the market is
assured. During the mex year. con
siderable Roadway will be made In
.coionizing northern Montana irrigation
districts and it has been stated that
beet raising will have a pronounced
value in the eyes of farmers in other
states who have become interested IN
Montana lands.
Vice President kenney is expected to
return to Great Falls early in January
and it is anticipated that official
announcement Of the rate to Billings
will be made then.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-23
80 CANDIDATES
RENAMEDFO FOR
l923DlRECT0RS
Commercial Club Nominating
Committee Completes List
for Annual Meeting.

Thirty-ei candidates for the
board of directors of the Commercial
club to be elected at the annual meet
ing~January IL were nominated Mt a
session of the nominating committee
Friday night at the club rooms. Adj
ditional nominations may be made by
any member from the floor at the
meeting.
The program and arrangements
for the annual meeting are being
directed by a committee Of Sam
Stephenson, s. s. Ford and A. +:
Wiggin, named at the last meeting of
the board of directors.
The nominations made by the nomi-
mating committee were: A. e. Nlggin,
DR.. G. j. Bresee, Sam Stephenson.
johnson, Frank Brown, Shirley S.
Ford. n. r. Lease, William Moerl, G.
A. Mckinney. Geo. 6. Mill, II. 4.
Templeton. George Calvert. Frank
Scotch, Frank Farwell, J. q. Hult,
Robert Nathan, George 7. Durham.
Fred F1igman, John Dawson. j. ii.
Reid, George q. Sanford, Maurice
Handler. j. j. Hayes, J. NJ. Ryan, 4.
II. Jester. Russell Strain, George I'll.
Stanton. A~E. Schwingel, +. r. Van
De Putte. ]. W. Jordan, J.. l..
Humphrey, Harry Yaw, Q. s. Warden.
w. w. Huntsberger, L. f. McCue. Dr.
f. NJ. Larson.
The members Of the nominating
committee are j. {. Dow. chairman:
Lee NJ. Ford. Judge II. Fl. Ewing, Fred
Perra, !. w. Sherwood.
The report of the nominating com,
mittee viii go before the board OF
directors for confirmation and Will
then be submitted at the annual mem
bership meeting.