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Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
PRESTO

LLOPATIIIC chuclng this de- string herself bowlegs the Coue system of
 
 150 night before bed the Coue Every better better" The thoroughly Couem thought she would double formula So she peated morning woke knockkneed
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

drama. Among those in the splendid cast are Edith Roberts, late star of Cecil De Miles Saturday Night; :" Wheeler Oakman, Sam Allen, Ashley Cooper, Fred Kohler, Thomas Jeffer- son, Fred Stanton, Arthur Jasmine, and others, including tribe of North ern Indians who add much to the gen. eral atmosphere of the production.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
TOM SIMS SAYS

The longer skirts are making me round shculdered
 We can all be thankful this Thanks giving we don't have to wash ou neckS as much in winter.
 EX marks number of congress men who passed the tariff.
 Fashion not: Coal shovels will b worn very little this winter.
 Cereals" says a doctor. "are brat food" That's food for thought.
 Most men tell their wives every thing even if they don't know it.
 Some of these modern flats are small the children have to stand ou in the hall to grow.
 Life and hash are what you mak them. Two robbers boarded and Ohio train but the porter brushed them off.
 Since 1918 prices have dropped | times and gone up Il.
 London doctor urges women L smoke pipes. but you cant talk witt a pipe in your mouth.
 In Boston, mans wine blew UT The drinks were on the house.
 So live that you think all peopl' better than you know they are.
 m these days of frantic efforts {, everything it is relic to learn horse thief was arreste, in Reading Conn.
 In Sauto Domingo. frogs bark lik, dogs. But that's all right A froi leads d dogs life.
 It is not bad luck for cat to eros in front of car Not if the ca crosses all the way.
 What do you thinks A ZbysZk, wresuing match was cancelled bt causeN the crowd swapted to hea Paderewiski play, E " <
 Morgeuthau planes America fo Turk troubles. It is only a question of time until We get the bill
 The longest run is the couple wh ran away from Alaska to Florida.
 Business tip: An increased q, mand for saws is noted at the jai
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
CHINESE

CHINESE the air (airplanes adio) China mankind climbs then O O
 quaint theory especially interesting these when Caucasian brains c civilization quicksands
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
WILLIAM H. BROPHY

WILLIAM n. bNOf1I
 IsBEE produced every
 proud passing William her most though that his activities other other couneswhere he loved and respected made his greatest loved by his friends homelust where he might with old friends and true upward almost part very being.
 Billie Brophy young when young the together their lives closely nterwoen and while he he buded that might place of
 what into with little interest added and efforts that he to where fields and with all the unng keen mentality with which he richly en- bigger activities until he known a big entering the greater campaigns when he called
 Brophy and the adoaon his family but the faculty drawing only just and employer tried friend to whom they could in full of receiving the advice which from real interest in affair smawhch troubled the soul made the heart glad He believed that right should prevail and 10 willing sacrifice all
 Intensely patriotic, his adopted country entitled every his busi tremendous of organization toward and the aeviation of suffering among midst of all his strenuous labors in Bsbee boy and to keep many Bsbee welfare of her done he did not wait for that justly his but back home to take the the friendships and the joy of living him
 this southwestern country that heritage He here with right and willingness accom- him little better than Bbee allowing obstacle him to doubt his tell him that he wasting business which his employ might give little than his employers deserved He believed his community and no labor small him to under with He became great not because Of Irish lad when he to Risbee but willingness abiding faith giving than expected He spent practically all his life the employ of others but by that belief absolutely the of his entire mentality he able goodly this worlds goods No luck living and that
  family sympathy all Bisbe And in William II m among men.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.- Al legations that high officials in the Venezuelan government de liberately attempted to exhort form the company the sum of s400,00 are made in a statement given out today by the New York and Bermudez Asphalt comapny in reference to the suit brought by the Venezuelan government for $11,000,000 damages for aiding in the Mates rebellion.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
OLD

E Coue theory autouggeston by which believe they their ills repetition "Tm phrase, nfw t9 many, eete N-SI & i31is5.yS ,hLs s>s
 Hut in Tibet centuries people believed they happy padme om," which O. jewel II the Lotus or
 becoming
 The Republican publicity ncrnamed the general "oneho Job Glbrath the he change now O "On-the-Skds"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

ROME, Nov. 16.-Signor Gual- tierotti, minister of posts and telegraphs, has appointed a con- mission under the presidency of Senator PlaZerna, to study the development of wireless telegra- phy with a view to estaH fishing ten wireless stations in principal commercial points of Italy. to be used for the public service.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

The little daughter of Mart Misen- himer, who was severely burned last summer, is in Fl Paso receiving medical attention. Mrs. P. H. Me Guigan went to Fl Paso with the little girl.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
Wilcox Happenings

WILLCOX-Mrs. c. R. Adamson has recently been notified of her appointment as director of the exten- sion department of the Arizona Fed eration of Music clubs of Cochise county
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

R. L. O'Neal, for long time paying teller with the Cananea bank, is in the city with refer ence to organization of a new bank for Cananea, of which he will bo the head.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
"Thc Trap"


 Moving picture history is made in "The Trap" to be presented at the Lyric theatre on Sunday and Monday. Lon Clancy, featured player of 'The achieves stardom, and Stanley Goe- thals proves his right to be termed the greatest child dramatic star in pictures. Gripping in it's intensity. re- plete with thrills from start to finish, "The Trap is the type of picture that will live long in your memory. The characters are intensely human and each and every role is admirably DOT trayed This latest Universal-J Jewel was directed by Robert Thornby. "Son of the Wolf" at Eagle Tonight
 Romance, intrigue and adventure amid the big snows of the Northwest, form the. theme of Jack Iondon's stir. ring tale, YThe Son of the Wolf v which opens it's engagement at the Eagle theatre tonight and Saturday. and at the Central theatre Sunday and Monday. It's an R-C production, directed by Norman Dawn. Included in the story are some of the important dramatic incidents of Mir. LOndOn's other memorable story, The Wife of a King" tho blending of the two mar ratiyes making tale of thrilling
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Manager A. F. Gressler, of the Gas Company, will leave today for the coast to hurry shipment of pipe to be used in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Rev. J. E. Fry returned last evening from a visit at Benson on church business.
 It is stated that Robert Hen- messy will shortly call for blcs for erection of a fine business building on his lot on Main street adjoining the big build ing put up by Walter Hubbard during the summer.
 There will be a peanut social at the Methodist church tonight All are invited.
 Boston & Brown yesterday put a force of mc> at work pre- pairing for the foundation for the big building they will erect facing on the subway.
 Every rOoming house and hotel in the city is crowded to full capacity. Never before has there been such a demand for rooms here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Captain Rynning was in the city from Douglas yesterday on official business.
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News Items of IT Years Ago
 From The Bisbee Daily Review
ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEMS
 November 17. 1905

MADRID, Nov. 16.-The Herald makes positive statement that King AlfonsO's return to Madrid will be followed immediately by an official announcement of his bethroal to an English princess.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-"The Chinese boycott on American good certainly cannot be carried to the extent of seriously affect ing our commerce in the orient" declared Charles Denby, the new chief clerk in the state depart ment today, who recently com pleted 20 years official resi- dence in China.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS November 17. 1905

Ed Perry has plans out for a brick business black he will erect on the site of the Ken lucky Home Saloon in Brewery Gulch. Contractors are now fig uring on the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
Dies In Prescott

DOUGLAS-Mrs. c. R. Dicus yes terday received word of the death on his ranch near Prescott of the Rev. Claude w. Deming, for four years pastor of the Grace Methodist church of Douglas. and minister ot other Arizona congregations. Rev. Deming had been an invalid for five years.
 Rev. Deming came here 16 years ago from New Jersey to the newly built Methodist church and remained four years. The family went to Prescott from Douglas and MT. Dem- ing soon after filled the Jerome pull pit He was striken with paralysis one Sunday morning while talking to his congregation and grew worse un- til relieved by death. During the greater part of the five years he was bedfast.
 Surviving Rev. DeminS are the widow daughter, Mrs. Rowena Ftck of Los Angeles and four sons, all of Arizona They are Miley, Clyde, Adelbert and Clark.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Page and Misenhimer have made a number of shipments of cattle during this month. Eleven hundred and six .ty-four steers were shipped on the 5th, and three cars of calves and two of veal before that time.
 MT. .Nanney, a brother of J. U. Nanney. recently returned from Okla homa and is expecting his family at Christmas time. MT. Nanney said times are much better there now than when he left in the summer, good crops were harvested and were bringing good prices, so that condi- tions in general were much improved
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Cereals" says a doctor. "are brat ood." That's food for thought.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Most men tell their wives every hing even if they don't know it.
 Some of these modern flats are
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Fashion not: Coal shovels will b worn very little this winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

The longer skirts are making me round shculdered
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

Ex marks number of congress men who passed the tariff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
CAPTURE BANDIT
IN ARKANSAS
One of Adair Bank Rob-
bers Is Caught After
Four-Day Chase

ssssi,, 10 The world.
TAY. Feb. t5.--After spending
,oUr DAYS In his car. and driving
nora chan six hundred miles over
eastern oklahoma, parts OF Missouri
and Arkansas. Ben =. Smith, sheriff.
To,a returned late Monday evening
and reported the capture OF one OF
,b. Adslr bank bandits near sum
,,,ars ARK. The captured man gaVo
h.. name as Virgil Ray. and was
a., indian. previously recognized in
,to robbery. His whereabouts was
s'ypn bv a little hoy near this Ar
I,rs9s town, and tho man was
Sonnd on a farm. The bandit was
,gEon ta Pryor and lodged In Jail to
sWaIt Identification by the bank Of
details. and 20 Lave n preliminary
trial. lf Identified.
smith was in company with Julius
p,yrc ~ Vinita, deputy marshal. the
sherlffs Of Craig and Mayes counties,
and other deputiZed possemcn. In
The long chase, the officers many
Zines we're close to the fleeing
bandits. who rode in fast cars. Smith
saw the big Marmon car burn up
ON his tourney, It was this car that
the bandits appeared IN at Adair and
made their escape.
officials believe here that they are
shouf To- find out that there Is we'll
orranlzed system Of bank robbers in
tbis state, operating over different
sfotes. Thcv believe one man directs
the work OF the robbing and that
the spoils are split in many different
vavs when any bank Is robbed. Of
fcers are holding themselves ready
TO 90 after other bandits at any time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
CHAPTER NNCu.
:cd Compares Joan With Her New
Friends.


At the theater. where. OF course
margaret chaperoncd them, although
she knew none of them thought IL
Joan:
DO you like this free and oosv
bunch who pretend to be 50 Sc
rious?"
They arc serious" Joan replied.
they look upon life as something to
De used. not FILTERED away"
'Golly,' Ted gaspcd. Then. rs
1t as bad as that. Joan? How can
you stand the strain"
necause believe as they do"
you don't look like them" Ills
eyes roved over her pretty frock-
1t was pretty and stylishly made even
II II was old ana took i'm her clear.
we'll cared for skin. her dnintlnesg.
'G know" She blnshod at his re d.
gard. And do you anow, Ted. I
sometimes feel 40 guilty. feel like
one OF the clcvorest mon know
said the other night: that l had no
right TO any more than any other
person, that I ought to divide II with
thom, the world before they take IL
from me"
zone Of those law soap box ora
tors who are too lazy 20 work and
want the other fellow 10 support
him, III bet a nickel Don't YOU
know, Joan, that the woods Is full Of
such men and women, too, who
mako their living by Running down
the very people who support them e?
kor goodness sakcs. don't get mixed
up with that bunch"
Don't worry! I can take care Of
myself. There goes tho curtain,
stop talking"
But can you?" Ted Walters said
under his breath. He loved Joan
Hayden and lover her with a boys
love when he Grst met her, had
kept her gay, independent spirit mir.
rored in his heart, her sweet face
with its halo Of golden curls In his
mind. Now no was almost a man,
almost ready 60 choose mate, and
he felt that he loved her with q
mans honest love--that she was the
one girl he wanted for his girl then
his wife
Did she care for him?
Ted Walters was no coward, Vet he
feared 10 ask her. Love seemed 30
Tar from her thoughts, comra deship
the only thing she desired OF him
and to his comfort he thought OF
any man. Was she as serious mind
ed as she would make him think, or
was 1t pretenso, pose because OF
the people with whom she had sur
rounded herself? She was tho lead
ing spirit now just as she had been
when she was a little girl and all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
THE NEW GENERATION
Dy Jane Phelps

the children did as she wanted them
20. while she followed her own
sweet will.
He watched her changing face as
the play went on, clean little com.
edy. Some of the others looked ana
acted bored. There was nothing
particularly new. nothing at all
risque about the little drama OF
married life being played before
them. But Joan did not looked
bored, she followed the movement
Of the play breathlessly. She smiled
her approval when someone who
tried TO do the right thing came out
ahead, she wiped her eyes frankly
at some sad passages. No, she WASH I
Ike the others who saw neither the
iun nor the pathos in the play. She
was stlll clean and sweet, as dainty
OF mind MS she was OF person.
wasn't 1t lovely, Ted ?" Joan
asked az the curtain went down for
tho last time ana she gave him her
wrap.
Perfectly lovely" he replied,
looking straight into her eyes. lie
might have told her that but for
the changing expressions OF her face
he would have known nothing OF the
play He only knew 1t as she had
Interpreted II to him.
Il was so glad that dear woman
was happy at last" she mused as
he wrapped her cloak about her
slim shoulders.
Margaret sent them all home in
taNis, taking Ted and Joan back
with her.
Joan is going TO stay with me to-
night Ted. Would you like to
come in and have a bit OF supper {?
Hannah usually leaves something
for me-"
THANK you. Mrs. Hayden. Did
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
OUT or TIM COUNTY AGENTS
Farm Agent and Dcmonstrator Both
Report IOsiug Game.

Special 90 Tho World.
WAGONER. Feb. lb.--rn the face
~ reports made TO the Taxpayers
league here by county Agent c. NJ.
Hubbard and Mrs Sara n. Atwood,
eaten up In connection with their
work. tho league voted to favor dis
continuing the services OF both at
Their contracts, however as made
with the county Cummi ssiouera, do
not expire until July I so that body
could not dispense with their scrv
ices II they wanted to act upon the
recommendation of the league.
once,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

Little City IN Lions club.
Special to Tho Wur'd
NONATA, Fob. 10 Delewarc. n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
mrb ROAD MAKES SHORT OUT
81 900 Spent In Improving Unusually
Bad Highway.

specia' n The World.
CHELSEA, Feb. 15.-Jack Hall,
liking on the road between Big Cab
i'm and this city, states that $1,000
has been appropriated by his dis
trict I'm the hills between these two
towns with which 10 improve tho
hin road. Much work has been
done on the hill roads recently.
Heretofore they have been almost
lnpassable for automobiles, and II
is hoped to give the autoists short
Gu, between these two places. Here
,ofore those familiar with the hill
roads have preferred to so several
miles out Of their way on the Ozark
trail rather than 30 over the hill
routo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
MORE ABOUT KEssLER AFFAIR
Officers Stlli Trying 20 Solve Mys.
terry ot Ford Coupe.

VINITA, Feb. 1.-THE preiimi-
nary trial OF Glenn Kcsslcr. charged
with grand larceny Inv connection
with the theft OF Ford coupe near
Centralia. has been set FOR February
2S and his bond fixed at S2500.
Kessler, who Is said 90 he connected
with bank near Nevada Mo. is
only one OF four men implicated in
the theft.
The original car number has been
sent TO the manufacturers and the
number corresponding To- Il is on a
car In the hands OF a dealer In In
diana. claims County Attorney Jess
Ballard, who has made an investi-
cation OF the matter The true own
er OF the Ford coupe has not yot
made an appearance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
American Killed I'm N,exIco.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-Charles
Burrow, an American otherwise
known ns Charles Miller, manager
OF n ranch near Monterey. was shot
to death by two unknown individuals
on February j. while engaged Inv his
usual duties ON his ranch. Consul ID.
Bowman. at Monterey. today advised
the state department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

city Of about 1000 inhabitants five
milos north. OF Nowatn has the dis
tinctou ot being tho smallest city
represented in the international
Lions clubs. Tho club ls a live one
ana hu" doslH much TO improve
things u Delaware. Tho Delaware
and NuVuta Lions clubs will hold
q Joint meeting this month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

you ever know college boy to re-
fuse eats2"
with much laughter and gay
chatter they raided the ice box. Mar
garet. wise in her generation, did
not leave them. but when the i'm
promptu meal was finished sent Ted
home as was her custom when he
was lad OF IL.
TOmorrow--Joan explains why she
cannot live with Margaret.
The Washington times., 1922-04-17
|by JEAN ELIOT

nEsPITE threatening showers.
the President and Mrs. Hard
ing are entertaining several
thousNnd young guests In the
White House gardens today for the
Easter egg rolling, sne OF the most
picturesque and characteristic OF
WashinRton's annual festivals.
The President and Mrs. Harding
are viewing the festivities from
the White House portico and have
gathered about them the members
OF their official fsmily-the chill
dren being the special guests to-
day. Mrs. Coolidge Joined the com
pany for a little while before going
on to the luncheon given for her
by Mrs. t. Coleman du Pont. and
others whom Mrs. Harding invited
to witness the egg rolling were
the wives of the Cabinet members
and OF the assistant secretaries,
with the children of their families.
-
PRESUMABLY the President
= and Mrs. Harding will enter
tain for Marshal and Nine. Joffre
and Mile. Germaine Joffre while
they are In Washington, and II is
hoped that they will attend the
White House reception on Wednes-
day evening.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand win give a dinner
for Marshal and Mime. Joffre. with
additional guests invited to meet
them afterward at reception, and
on Thursday Marshall and Nine.
The Washington times., 1922-04-17
ner Of L and Twelfth streets north

ner Of L and Twelfth streets north
west. Tuesday. May 2. at . y. M.
The committee having in charge
the ''Guest Of Honor Night" May
81. 10 Arranging a reception. ent6f-
guests win include Calvin Coolidge.
Frederick n. GiIIett. Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court; Louis Dembitz
BrandeiA Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court; John w. Weeks,
Secretary OF War; Claiming. H.
Cox. governor OF Massachusetts,
Massachusetts Congressional dele.
cation, Eliot wadswor<h, Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury; Charles
8. Hamlin. member of the Federal
Reserve Board; Joseph w. Powell.
president Emergency Fleet Cor
poration; Herbert Putnam. Librarian
of Congress; Thomas c. Marvin,
chairman or the Tariff Commission;
Col. c. n. Forbes, director OF the
Veterans Bureau; Frank w. Bal
lou. Superintendent Of Public
Schools.
Practically all of the honor
guests have forwarded their accept
ance. and Gov. Claiming Cox will
come from Boston especially to at
tend the Bay Staters' function.
The Marine Band win be in at
tendance and special and unique
decorations emblematic OF Massa.
chusetts will adorn the ball room,
some OF them coming from Massa-
chusetts. The State flower will be
featured--combined with an cleo
trical display. Current member.
ship cards admit TO this event, and
all Bay Staters' located in Wash
ington and vicinity are cordially
invited to attend.
For the friends OF the society
who wish to attend, a special guest
ticket has been prepared and can
be secured from members In the
governmental departments or by
applying direct TO the secretary.
432 Manor place northwest.
~ -
Senator William M. Calder of New
York entertained five at dinner last
night at the New Willard Hotel.
The Washington times., 1922-04-17
|C0MB SAGETEAIN
/ HAIR T0DARKEN IT
It's Gradd 4tbsf's Recipe to
| x63H toclss Dark,
| NMGt0( beautiful.

Thv ~pid d.timS mixture of Sage
Tea And SulpAdr for. darkening|
gray, AtrSakeV1e and faded hair Isl
srandmeth6sss recipe. and folks
are again using 1T TO keep their
hair a good. even color, which Isl
quite sensible. as we are living In
an age when a youthful appear
ance is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though. we don II
have the troublesome task of gath
ering the sage and the unissy mix
ing at home. All drug stores sell
the ready.to-use product, improved
by the addition of other ingredi-I
ents. called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" IL is very
popular, because nobody can dis
cover ii has been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or soft
brush with. IL, and draw this
through your hair. taking one
small strand at q time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, but
what delights the ladies with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after q few
applications. II also produces that
soft - lustres > and appearance OF
abundance which is SO attractive.