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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
WHOM DO YOU TAKE AFTER'7
Men Who Resemble Their Mothers
Said to Be More intelIioent--Re-
verse True Of Women.

Do you resemble your father or
mother7
Men who resemble their mothers are
always more intelligent than men who
resemble their fathers. according to
william Windsor, psychologist.
"If a man resembles his father, his
skull Is usually not symmetrical and
he Is not as intelligent as one who re-
sembles his mother" said Mr.. Wind
sor. "But IL a woman resembles her
father she is usually more intelligent
than the woman who resembles her
mother When girl resembles her
mother she becomes too effeminate TO
be intelligent. Most girls. very for
tunately, resemble their father"
Mr. Windsor has examined more
than $4,000 heads in all parts Of the
North American continent.
"You see this skull" Mr.. Windsor
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
GIANTS WIN FIFTH
AND GET PENNANT

New York.-The New York Giants
once more are the champions OF the
world. They reached that pinnacle of
success for the second consecutive
year in a furious uphill fight Sunday
that flung the Yankees TO defeat, 6
to 3.
II was the second successive time
that the Yankees have bucked the
Giants in a worlds series and failed
This year they went down inglorious.
ly without the solace OF having cap
tured even one of the five games that
comprised the battle for the title The
best they could do was to tie the
second game of the series The Giants
won the other four.
In all the annals of the game only
two clubs ever triumphed in worlds
series in such decisive fashion. In
1897 the Chicago Nationals won four
straight victories over the Detroit
Americans after fighting q l2-inning
first game tie. Seven years later the
Boston Braves surprised the fans OF
the entire nation by wrecking Connie
Mack's superb Athletics four games in
q row.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13

clamped on his ears wOuln TAX IONA,
saying, "Piano. Fine Fine" Then
after pause. Here, mother, you want
10 hear this vocal number nowr and
mother would take over the receivers.
II came Betty's turn. She enjoyed
a number and then she heard inter
mission announced. whats on now.
Betty" someone asked, and smliingly
she said, ut Is intermission now"
Az once eight-year-old Donald put
out his hands appeal!ngly for the re-
ceivers saying. Il want to hear some
of that"
Everybody laughed and some tried
to explain. but he insisted on hearing
"sorne OF It." Mother said. Let him"
so Donald listened 10 lntermlssIon
and finally announced rather disgust
edly. "why. I don't hear nothin'."-In-
dIaunnolis News
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS

The German mark went to a new
low record when 1t touched 2l3O TO
the dollar.
Plague has broken out in CONSTANT,
nople, which is crowded with Chris.
tians who have come In from Asia
Minor.
The active career OF Rear Admiral
William $. Sims will end when he
reaches the age of retirement Octo-
bcr Is.
Directors OF the Standard OH com
pany OF New York have declared
stock dividend of 200 per cent, increas-
ing the capital stock from S75.000.000
TO s225.0O0,O00.
Fifty-one persisted and eight thou
sand persons were made homeless by
the fires that swept over Northern
Ontario last week. according to provin-
cial Premier Drury.
Uniform traffic laws and solution
of the problem of automobile lights
were the objects of the conference OF
traffic officers of British Columbia.
Idaho. Washington, Montana, Nevada,
Utah and Oregon in Portland Mon
day and Tuesday.
Military saluting between officers
and enlisted men of the regular army.
national guard and other elements Of
the national defense has been abolish.
ed except on military reservations and
under limited circumstances, accord
ing TO a war department order.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
sunshades Tina, Sit over the Hat.

Tourists in Greece during the last
summer have been struck by the hot
hats" offered in the streets OF Athens.
They are of light silk or muslin with
out a crown OF any description, as
they are built over a large, light frame
that fits over the regulation hat.
Though known under the name OF
hats. they are in better truth sun
shades. They are said to lessen ma.
terially the discomfort of the Mediier-
ranean sun, and to be In general use
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
Misplaced Energy.

"Son. I'm afraid you are not trying
to make yourself useful about the Of
nee"
But father"
I'm admit that the gallantry Of your
conduct toward our prettiest stenog-
rapher could not be improved ON.
Raising u window TO give her fresh
air and putting one down TO prevent
her from catching cold: fetching her
a glass Of water at frequent Intervals
and taking her out TO lanch In all very
well In Its way. but It's no great help
TO the business. "--Birmingham Age
Herald.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13

seems TO insure the permunency or the
Christian missionary work. Under the
new constitution all religions are free
and are protected by the state, in so
far as they do not interfere with pub
lie order or morals. All Egyptian citi'
zens are declared equal before the law
and all are eligible for public Offices
and honors.
This situation presents to all OF the
Christian missionary work Ia Egypt an
unusual opportunity. The Christian
educational work is especially face TO
face with a challenge seldom equaled.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13

held up specimen. This was the
head OF a negro beggar woman in New
Orleans One can easily tell that she
lacked intelligence by the dimensions
Of the skull This skull, however, (he
held up another). belonged to Poker
Meyers of Pittsburgh. He distln-
guished himself by SELLING a red-hot
poker from the stove and ramming II
through a mans stomach" The skull
was short and thick. while that of the
negro woman Was long and narrow.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13

Medford. Drudge +. NJ. Calkins
In circuit court here denied the mo-
ton to quash the indictments recently
handed down by special grand jury
in the night riding eases in Jackson
county last March. The request for
an inspection OF the grand jury rec
ords was denied.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
Postal Receipts Show Big Increase

Washington, d. c. - Better condi-
tions throughout the country were re.
Elected by the postal department. the
governments business barometer In
so selected cities the receipts totnled
Ss2, 7sI.4i4. an increase of 11.55 per
cant over September. 1921
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
U. s. viii Sue Airplane Company.

Washington, ID. C.-The govern.
ment's first big civil suit since the
creation OF the war frauds division
has been filed in Dayton. o., to re-
cover approximately s2,5OOOOO paid to
the Dayton Airplane company. form
erly the Dayton Wright Airplane com.
pany.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
CHOSE POOR TIME TO LISTEN
Small Donald Got Very Little Salts
faction Out OF What Elders
Called "intermission."

The family was encircled about the
radio listening to WLK's program.
The receivers were being inter
changed at intervals so that each
member got fair share of the en-
tertainment.
whats on nowT" was a frequent
remark and father with the receivers
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
In Protect Christian Missions.

The new political status OF Egypt
carries with 1t certain proyisos whose
exact limits are not yet defined, but
whose general character and scope are
known. The first provlso, however,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
1000 After saitInore DRY AGENTS.

Baltimore.-Riot calls were sent 70
all eight Baltimore police stations
when a crowd OF more than 1000 per-
sons surrounded a saloon. which was
raided by prohibition agents. and
threatened the lives Of the agents.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
Many vioiators of Dry Law Convicted

Washington. D. C.-Federal courts
during the last IL months have con
victed prohibition law violators at the
rate OF nearly 100 day. Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes announced. Dur
ing that period there were 2s.273 fed
eral court convictions and 45,i4i in
dictments.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13

III Oreece. rernups We snan yet see
them on this side of the ocean
Scientific American.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
Machinery, Household Goods, Ell

| I4-inch 2 bottom high lift Emerson
garden plows 14-inch foot burner
| 4-section harrow 2 3-section harrow
| S-fOot double disc
| S-foOt single disc
| S-foot Monitor drill
l S-f0Ot Deering binder
| 9-foOt Idaho combine
! Nisco manure spreader
/ Mccormick mower and hay rake
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
3 sets of harness
l good saddle

l 81, Inch Winona wagon
l 2 3-4-inch Studebaker wagon
/ hayrack / surry l hack
/ logging sled l bob or heavy sled
! cutter l tanning mill
l Moline tractor and drag saw
l 3-bottOm gang pillow
l 14-inch 2 bottom Moline pillow
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13

Sulkey pillow
| blacksmith outfit
l cook stove bed steads
folding bed chiffonier
l dresser 6 chairs rockers
2 center tables l Reed organ
Some potatoes and canned pickles and fruit
Household goods and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-18
MISS REyTA beats

Electrical Scalp and Face Massage
Derma Plasta and Boncilla Massage
Office hours Mon. Wed. Fri. 1-6 P. M.
Tues. Thurs, Sat is P. NJ.
Board of Trade Bldg. Room Us
Phons 1914 Perth Amboy' n. :,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

bIener' at sgbler, 8iricb9r. TGrer %
anben i'm Srlet, Ieer Cd Tarf oe Sob
Fog porer froois. tiItrobs for at SicIoes
lie runbt ON er brattc Tom en- G9s o.
Ipintlenbe hsi. COMMENCEMENT Tan hel
bore rent trppiif. SpIen BARNES % bar
lpoiee Sierere / bisie Berg, iom To-
tier Seben tiIbase 10 / 9alen; men Der
CT @auo NOT. % ifuIoc bet tnibe Iibt
ioa bar ma 10 2Grbalseluen, iom rims
Der i~tilere % ~ftiIere, 10 lrnser DC,
fon,mer neboper. SGuier Den tanite
pad. at ben mart Hal bli borte / Del
iture Sauet? ct gar eu9eIIie 2orbe,
har fat bier fin airmpeIar pau aros
gen. Sime efter Sire ipiler &c mel
benz. Soroerne bill ba 9ioet, % Siifenc
til gierie rcooe Oct; men be taber moi
- 6iifeue, ia, enhd Oct er De iom bar
Het.
2~9rbaIsspri lieser paa en- SIctte peo
Soenefioroen. Oct er en- batter liber
Sp. % Solicit CT Summer 1 / Glib os
Smtaufe. Bangs 9GroaIsfiorbeu er Der
Sci no til grSal. s Sosnefioroen eaar
Der en- bel SIaabe af Sernoampere. ion
Spenes o8 RsrcfpIfet eier, os iom bins
Der be mango aSiprebte 9neecr i%dnunuerl
i~nobprbes % n,eb Sopebituben. Bergen,
VIII. sIumins.
Set or oper al Maabe interesiante
2aubIfaber oi MI bar faret ieiennem,
Se, iom pil eisre oenne Serb, u,aa life
cpfIc cIler reiie her j IutomobtI. Sful>
Dc mar babe paris 9apu os 8l9be af
benne Suren, oa ma De gaa % al is
eobe Stlnoer. 8iitnof er mango al
bisie 9aubifaber rene Siouuoer, men
oct itsrite % bebite Oct er bog at aisrs
Jig fienot meo Solicit, iom bigger os Dor
her. Naar man nisber Iise, iom nan
i~iisnner life er iaa nsie paa en- Siu1e
eler TO, bsr nc IGese Saanoeu pda
Gfuloeren bereS % labe DEM ifisn,e, at
her er be be floeeite. ga tar De itrar
til at fortGue. Set er lsnnenDc. Set
fan pGre interesiant at itltoere % liant
menlisne De foritieuise Scenerier. Sanos
iiabet tan bore iaa itorilaaet iom bette;
men Solfeii9len. iom 9alen os Siels
oenc / Surbreoaar eftcr Sunorebaar bar
iat tit i9rifilte Srr9 pau. tr Dog Oct
Understandable. en- l9rer mart, OF Sol
tst. enten De er rise eler fattiec, euten
DC bar eaat bare IiSt / Sfole. eaer De bss
rer tI Den mere oplrite &lasie. er bell
ntcnte og bar ct sobt SierteIas I'll ale
unber ian,me SpGIpius, bare De fuar
ielse i'm esen Sue % Srans, bare Der
life fomn,er Aseuter. iom iuobiIoer Den,
uianoe Siitorier % GeIer benz up. CT
Der iIise SaIsmGnb / girfiomheo, fani,e
ell bel &egion al benz, ba blir Der mart
Wisnsie % llro. Bare ct Saatal bar
2isepest not % iaa iterfe Rcrper, at
DC fan sreie Jig imoo Sisiin9 os Sps
esline. Set iaa hi 10 after % after iins
ser gsroenstrisen. "a bar enfelte Nas
TONER n9iteu life til at ficnbe isien, %
inaen bapoe bel truft, ar De iaa fort
itulbc slenm,e Oct bebire De babe IGrt
baape iig- ielu % os., % eirer Seroeuss
friaen bar .pi Sang a Sang oGrer Be
fprbauIcoe Vioner ri Den forfGroelise
1iast. iom ~Ssitatiouen bar ooer Dc fles
ties Sinb os SGutemaaoe. Sag Sisie
Ssenter bort. bd, men heller life en- Sts
ME for - Sa blir Der eoie Srco pda
Sorbcu oe Susud for Wenuefeue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07
S~psbelasene tnSbpbesi til HSrseSfars.
Waf 1922.

8orbereheiierne er III fllo Gang.
l%.nberteenebe oil perionlie ieeiaae. S,srs
ben ptrefte til @orse, Scr lube Sps
ipsniuser firth til; ., g, Olitaa. a0is
8lnbats Gpe, en-. RinHsaprItS, yesnr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07
Z "Seb Mrnn"

beepnoer iSas en- IN SortnQina, Den
beber: "gnan &oiitters Wpnhlina"
90 er ipGnoenSe iOm Oct siiINeitc
@pentpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

San "SecorohzS Soften" clcr noscu
al nens Sriere ii mig, hoor ies fan faa
Den anoen Gel at @oecu "lldplbiet inbcs
iperret cler SpsscIiet pan SaItenitcins
SIot~?
sun iogeu al 9labets 9riere eIcr
"Soiren" 81 ell Splfrift q hporIcbcs
Scitebnbcr tilberenes for "rpbes"2
Spis roecu at Slabets Sricrc peb.
bpor Soscn Observation-Disclosures" er at faa
fight. uil DC ba uuocrrette Gcbaftioneu?
aan noecu al SIacets 2riere iencc
mig en- afifriit di San9cu: "Taar @aars
iolcn miller paa Sinrntclcn blaa. Dug
pcrlerc Slomiterne bsie"?-Slc @eriou.
0rpsln. Riun.
- Spis noscn al SIabets Sricre bar
fsrite Garsans al "6anrilieI9 snine". pil
DC sisrc os Ell Sieusite peb for Ell rinrcs
Zig Detailing at iGlse Den iii Saskatchewan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07
Spp9eimglem.

ct asmsrtst merchant eampTfit slab mss Ssr.
"Sp0gefuglen", Perth Amboy, N. j.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

"Eeeecn" er life "rceorbeo". On iee
osr, for "becbcu" bIir RECORDED, fan ba
garnenc fua gienbomsrct til 2anbet peb
at "reeorbe" ben. eIer n,ao BET aaa til
Sfifteretten iantmcn rreS mine andre
@%ienopmmc?
Sp.: Srts Sfisbrt or ristis a~ffattet o.
unbertfrepet ! TO 8ibners 99rpGr FAINT
pperIcperet benz, ipm ffal ba Gienbom.
men,, aniees bet for spIhis. isIp pm bet
life CT "reeurbrb".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

fet er rciit
iberiitctcts
m SfoIe
Or Soor6S
StatcnS
berne @2e.
zoe 1870
en- glois
|ten,cnt
e., %
ntenS Gu.
pnitns fpr.
tent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07
oIoben Korreiponoance

IN: Bill Sc bore iaa penlis oe opIpie
. 7.rrs glap, bpilfe frcmmebe Ganbe
r~roicret / Horse % til bpilie Siber?
t @r,nssu til, at ies ipsr, er ben. at en-
~ mine 4aboer paaitaar, at Norge bar
:" .,,,Ssr Spanien for co. 500 Iar iieen,
Sn;frt ieo life fan barre enis n,eo ham /.
-: Turse bar albris prret nnber
.sor;su. >Set par furenet meb Sanmarf
: ;rrtcs AT banife Spnser mere paa
,9o g(ar inStil 1914. Siben fpm Jprs
,.,;uorn meb Sperige, iom pplsites |
1000. Z besse Reriober itprtes Horse
i,r, ,oet Risc, | 9auifetiben nteb nter
,n,r n,irbrc anerfienbelfc at bets llnf.
srnoiabeb, / spenIfctibeu inlbt liseitilet
r,,S Srupcrriset, mnotasen nbenrtsife
Suliaacnbcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

sp.: 3 1915 SAB iee 10 at rnins
gar1 "beeb" til ct Stpl* Saro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

rent.
Forfisldis.
|6orfisleI.
| betp0eIig
b Ell Ser.
|ortisleIie.
|ortislelie,
|nlt9oorige
ftbog beb.
beror paa
Naar ole
ltornlaH,
Pr0eieIipn
ZEN rcge.
| en- 6or.
5rin0rcn.
|6orebpg
lie al Ell
~nlertionl
|ioOel, ON
bneSbprb,
niger Den
|enbig Tor
|ot andre,
ira ga.
| Or. 9e.
|noer Sn.
lie Deb.
kiSald
|lp, oginu
Ri brugte
folll fig
! gtaboer
|be 0p0$.
Bette bel.
lite er.
Fber Ieue.
II 6ireftc
ter Tnhr.
hibingtOn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07
2. ga, paa guis.
8: Senb Ibresien birefte til Slai 6.
Hestef, 0nlbertiun, Msput. gpr All

sp.: I. Seq arbeibet for en- en.e
1917 o9 bar life faaet min SON. ao,,
F9 9oloe 0~ornnnnoeren til entcn anIpars
lis for min ssye
=. sau ies ia9isac ~6ormbnoeren for,
poao Oct pti foItc mig at incrrioc Veus
gene, 1ots bet Tan b~eoiIes, at ban life
bar slort IN TIiet ionl Sornpnber?
.: e1t NanS gdu en- at line Nloboer
Snl'ns. aan ban bctple mcb 9euIft?
aan ben anben ii,oitGpnc banl for sacts
zen for SpertaIS? Set bemerfes, at ban
baeoe tneen Srinb for Spcrfalbct.
ST.: 1. ga.
q. 90.
8. GAN fan inbitrunes for getten, %
bet bltr sa bcns Sag at beitemm.
Straifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

zp.: Sur 10 sar iibcn iolste leg min
oorn1 / u. Safota. Seq sau 'aisbercn
""SrcS" a 2anbct % fog Tint mort
oooe" for, hpab han itnlSer Mig. &n
;rFrocs Der: 5ar ban 8et til at fIptte
s~nouiroernc bort fra Yldpien, iaal9n9e
gIcrtougcn life er betalt?
su.: Sffc rben Tprttaaeiie meS
Nartun oebplDercrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

kr Wiii,s
III al bare
| 0iteratur
tinisitousr
/ Capitol,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

Sp.: q. Tiger, at Der frcmocles CT
iterte 8ritte. iaaiom 81. Bin 90 SrGus
beuiu / bet Soioe Sus, % at bet bar
pGrct brust Der. eftcrdt ri ff Sorbub
9anbct. 3. n,ener, of bette CT nristia
og bare Sastalclic. Spent trpr Se bar
Ret?
Su.: g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

81: /. Spao er Napn % gsres'en
!" zen norife aoniul / auitralien?
o. er Senator Snute TeIiou fsst /
Norse os bpor?
:. Sor noseu al Balbets 01iere I bet
lSatalote Span Hiber Tiitritt | Sa'tats
SSpstpanF Spis iaa, ifurbe ies lille at fda
81: 1. Der er iere. Relbourne
u Wen.ralioniuIat. Sensenb Gem til
S.'ie' abresie:N GsniuIate GENERAL 81
''f''as, Reltuarns, auitralta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

til
kae. Cen
Rslpdrel's
uuoerrst
boob, 93S
I'M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

Sp.: Sill Sc opIric mig on. naar
Sosen "Norifc Sbeber" bill notomme2
Sp.: sfrip til Slaf Eprlis gosbans
bel, 3riniania, Norman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

nber %
h or est
[uitrersee
II psrt
slrcri'G
IL Ihbne
7uf'rip
ten,
met,
3spa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

!: N E.
taItrJraat
b aasrii I'll
ontr6itr'
&rrsrlTr
&. INDIANA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-07

Sp.: Haar % hpor bar bet, at en-
%onif opitoo 90 mango Wenne'fer bleb
itieIs cIlcr fcroGrnettrampet. eftcrat aris
TINA Hilsion hapoe iunsct fra Ell @rdno
6oteIs 9aIfon?
su.: @ bar insen GrinSrins Din
bettc.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

westchester-saIe or Let.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Connecticut--saIe or Let.

RMmnn@ FRUIT - POULTRY -- DAIRY
lTLNLHlNlS LAKE FRONT-COMMUTERS
For selected farms of the highest class ask
for our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-F'ree.
For low priced farms in Conn. ask for C"
SLOCtIM FARM AGENCY, 141 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
FARM PROPERTY.
CATALOG FARM BARGAINS
New Jcrscy-saIe or Let.

$50 selected throughout southern Jersey. I 90
1ou acres. coast and Inland. New York 20
Atlantic City and Cape May. many fully
stocked: prices 81 600 up, part cash ssh
terms. immediate possession. FREE copy
with map and tray instructions. Call or
wrl.e. NEW JERSEY FAflM AGENCY. 1877
Nassau ST., New York CITY.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-sale or Let.

6MDRN@ FRUIT - POULTRY = DAIRY
FNuTWuS LAKE FRoNT-CoMMUTERs.
For selected farms of the highest class ask
for our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Eree.
For low priced farms in y. Y. ask for "A"
SLOCUM FARM AGENCY, 141 Broadway
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
A REAL BARGAIN
EAST ORANGE

EAST ORANGE.
Attractive property on best street, high
elevate house 10 rooms, baths steatn
$40 Opo: can be purchased for almost half,
on account Of owners BUSINESS changing;
also several attractive properties from
m ~ rooms at prices lower than ever
EDWARD E. BRUEN CO..
o. washington place. East Orange, n. J.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Free Catalogue Farm Bargains

selected throughout sunny SOUTHERN
JERSEY" Ideal fruit poultry and truck
NtNELAND FARM AGENCY. 549-If. Landis
av. Nlneand. ". y
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
MIAMI. FLORIDA

The tourists delight. the golfers JOY. the
yachtman's rendezvous, the nIOtorist' 8
mecca; arrange 90 spend this winter In
the Magic City OF the Southland. us
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14
ID I 4NOIANEIA4N ID blNOF "
THIS RARE HERMAN

He looms up now as one of the
young boys who may deserve a
crack at Johnny Kilbane when he
decides to risk his title again. Her.
mans great showing against Andy
CLANCY the other night has drawn
attention to him.
The east knows little about Babe.
But the Pacific coast Is backing
him strong.
He's a pupil Of Jack Kearns.' His
real name is Herman j. Souza and
he comes from Portuguese stock.
Kearns foun6 MIN padding his
own boxing canoe out west and
took him in hand. He has fought
fifty battles all told--the last dozen
or so under Kearns' coaching, and
in those twelve or fifteen fights has
shown that he has the makings of
real scientific fighter and packs
a mean wallop.
Since Kearns took him in tow
Babe has Knocked out Charley
Purdy, Irish Johnny Curtin. Jimmy
Regain. Andy Doll, Joe Metranga
and Joe Mendel. He has won de-
cisions over Bud Ridley. Danny
Vogel, Jimmy Powers and Terry
| McHugh.
His last real fight before he took
on Andy CLANCY was with Kid
Roster at New Orleans on August
Is, last year. He licked the Kif
and then was taken i'll. He spen
the rest of the summer and the fal
in getting back into fighting trim
He needs a lot of fighting an.
! careful schooling before he is read
to tackle a crafty wizard like ri
bane. But he looks like conner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14
1.-THE GAIL OF TIE NORTH"
NOW AT THE "B" THEATER.
re utIII MAIN EEATTTRE

There's hotel at Mammoth,
cal, where many OF the scenes
for Jack Hollis first Paramount
star picture, 1.-THE Call of the
North" which is being repeated at
the "B" theater, were made. While
tho company ives there this hotel
became temporarily the scene of
much merry-making. for dances
were frequently held. A player
piano furnished the music and q
good many dollars In nickles went
into the slot to provide the music.
Madge Bellamy, leading woman,
was queen of the ball at each
occasion, and wore out a couple
Of pairs OF pumps dancing, every
one wanted to dance with her,
naturally. and she was so oblig-
ing that she was kept at 1t from
the beginning of the terpsichorean
revels to the conclusion. Joseph
Henabeyy directed the production
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14
BIGGER CROWDS EXPECTED
AT THE LYRIC TODAY TO
SEE PICTURE, NOBODY

Manager Scott Of the Lyric thea
ter is preparing to handle record
breaking crowds which are expect
ed to witness the last showing of
Jewel Carmen's new picture. mo
body" being repeated today for
the last time.
All who have seen this Roland
West-First National attraction
unite in characterizing II as one of
the most unique productions ever
exhibited on the silver screen. Miss
Carmen's work in it has been laud-
ed highly, and it has added new
laurels to her fame.
Opening in Palm Beach, where
the idle rich try to find recreation
and pleasure, the story moves to
New York and to the palatial home
Of John Rossmore. king OF com
merce. The production has been
staged with lavish hand. and the
exterior scenes are ones of remark.
able beauty.
The murder of Rossmore in his
luxurious library; a stormtossoC
yacht in the Atlantic, and realistic
scenes in a jury room with twelve
men juggling the fate Of another
are some of the effective higl
lights in this drama of the implac
ability of fate.