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FOR SALE - Chevrolet touring
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North st. 7-6-2t-pd
, 1922-07-06

FOR RENT - Furnished rooms,
121 west Cedar, Corner End and
Cedar. Tilt
, 1922-07-06

Mrs. John Osborne entertained the
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, 1922-07-06

Mrs. Will Brakeman Of Creighton
Neb., il visiting at the home OF Mr.
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, 1922-07-06

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, 1922-07-06

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, 1922-07-06

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USED CARS
1921 Ford ton truck; excellent
condition.; new Cord tires; a bargain,
1896.
1919 Oakland Six, new battery;
good running condition; $50.
1920 Ford coupe, good condition,
$500.
Ford Delivery ar, full oak body,
800.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23

Ohio radicals are homeless in the
present campaign. They have been
pocketed by both parties. Aside from
local candidates, the Socialist and
other Tregulars are not represented.
Some OF them undoubtedly will sup
port Miss Virginia Green. an old
Cleveland school teacher who was
nominated for the Senate as an indie
pendent, but her vote will be small.
The absence OF Socialist State
ticket will favor Democratic rather
than Republican. candidates. although
professional labor politicians do not
regard Mr.. Pomercne as n friend. The
failure of the Prohibition party to put
ticket in the field will help Re-
publican candidates.
The State campaign. as distinguish
ed from the Congressional, Gevolves
around the record OF Gov. Davis
Thompson and Donahey are engaging
IN duel 70 prove responsibility sor
high taxes and other consequences OF
the war. Donahey Is assa!ling the
Davis record with considerable sue.
cess, and II Is significant that Thomp-
son devotes little time trying to defend
1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
OHIO VOTERS PROVE
STRANGELY COLD
TO BOTH OLD PARTIES
Continued from page /.

beverages for consumption in homes
and places of abodes shall be lawful.
No beverage containing moro than
one-half Of An ounce OF alcohol by
volume may be sold TO be drunk on
the premises where sold
Possession OF intoxicating liquors
in the home or residence Of any per
son for his or her personal use, or
tho use Of his or her family. or his
or her guests, when not intended for
sale or other Illegal purposes, shall
not be unlawful.
No search or attempt to search
the person or property Of any person
without previously securing a search
warrant shall be authorized in the
enforcement OF all laws pertaining to
tho prohibition Of intoxicating liquors.
Il the majority OF Ohio voters An
dorses the wet amendment the Demo
cratic candidates probably win win
most Of the Offices. This is because
the Republican party and its candi-
dates arc committed TO the dry end o,
the argument. For the frst ttne in
1ts history the Anti-Saloon League
departed from its non-part.san polio,
and formed hard and fast alliance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
New discoveries

Dental science. after long re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23

with the Republicn machine. Despite
the fact that the leading Democratic
candidates generally have supported
dry measures they were maneuvred
into the wet side. This has compelled
them to retaliate by attacking tho
Anti Saloon League in the State where
II initiated It's fight for national total
abstinence.
The Rurals Are Dry.
Wet sentiment Is naturally strong
est in the urban sections Of the State,
the dry opinion among the ru1-als. The
urban population OF Ohio is around
100000. tho rural 100000. The cut
come OF the fight over the wet Issue
therefore depends on the ability OF the
Republican leaders in Cincinnati.
Cleveland. Columbus. Toledo, Dayton
and Akron. among others. TO keep their
wet adherents IN line for candidates
officially designated as dry.
The Anti-Saloon League has at
tempted TO correct its blunder by
abandoning its attacks on the Demo-
cratic candidates. 1t has indorsed
thirteen Democratic contenders for
seats in Congress. There are no
Democrats from Ohio in tho present
Congress-.
As far as legitimate party issues are
concerned there S actually little DIFF
ference between the candidates. The
contest is OF the haphazard sort that
prevails in other States. Republican
candidates. headed by Representative
Simeon D. Fees for the Senate and
Carmi Thompson for Governor. are
supporting the Policies Of the Harding
Administration, subscribing to issues
OF local fabrication, lodging contro-
vers!al subjects. and, IN fact, begging
for votes regardless Of party prin-
ciples and legitimate issues.
DR.. Fees Is an artist in this direc-
t,on. Experienced leaders agree that
tho doctor who is "sll things 10 all
classes Of voters" win need lot OF
help to beat Senator Atiee Pomerene,
his competitor.
Senator Pomerene confines himself
to national affairs and Mr.. Donahey,
candidate for Governor TO State mat
ters. Senator Pomerene dism!sses the
opposition Of the Ant-Saloon League
with . contemptuous reference TO 4.
az . ~ntckel grabbing concern"
Pomerene's Position.
He voted for all dry measures ex-
cept that giving physicians the right
to prescribe beer professionally, say
| ing he would rather accept exper
Judgment about It than that OF the
"Antl-Saloon League fanatic" Th'
Senator has been making effective us,
of the tariff issue, which DIR. Fes
lamely defends or dodges whereve
possible.
Senator Pomerene is one OF the fey
Democratic candidates for the uppe
house who does not pander 10 III
radical labor elements by denouncini
the Esch-Cummins act. around whic
radical candidates IN Iowa, Minnesot
and other Western states build the
bid for votes. He frankly admits h
voted for Il. The Senator rs attackin
the ship subsidy project, while the Re
publican candidates avoid reference I
II because Of the lack o. popular IN
tereet-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
Watch the Man
Sec the changes one week brings

search, has found two ways 70
fight that film Ono acts to curdls
it, one to remove it, and without
any harmful securing.
Many careful tests proved these
methods efficient. Then authori-
ties endorsed them, and dentists
everywhere began to advise their
use.
a new-type tooth paste was Gre
ated, based on modern research.
The name Is Pepsodent. Then
these two great film combatants
were embodied in it for daily ap-
plication.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23

The Democrats count on electing
their Congressional candidates in the
Third. Fourth, Fifth. Sixth. Seventh.
Eleventh. Thirteenth. Fiftecnth and
Nineteenth districts. The ReplIbu-
cans concede maximum OF four. The
Socialists nre represented by candi-
dates In eeven districts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
Not film alone

But Pepsodent brings other great
results which research proves es-
sentiaL 1t multiplies tho alkalinity
OF the saliva. That is there to con-
stantly neutralizs tho acids which
cause decay.
1t multiplies the starch dlges-
tant in tho saliva That is there to
digest starch deposits on teeth
which may otherwise fermsnt and
form acids.
Those are Natures great tooth
protecting forces in the mouth.
Every use Of Pepsodeut gives them
manifold power,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
Mr. COY the last Denocnat tt, Presf

Mr. Cox. the last Democratic Presi-
dental candidate, Is really the star
performer on the Democratic eide. He
has abandoned his efforts 10 make the
League of Nations an iseue in the
Ohio campaign for tho surer and more
popular ground relating to State ar
fairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23

Millions of women know this
new way Of teeth cleaning. And
the pretty teeth seen everywhere
now show what It means to them.
If the man doesn't use It, get this
To-Day Tube for hin. Then watch
the results. See what changes will
come in q week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
That dingy film

Most people who brush teeth In
old ways have film-coated teeth.
A 1scous film clings to the teeth,
enters crevices and stays. That
film becomes discolored, particu-
iarly with men who smoke. Then
1t forms dingy coats. Tartar is
based on film.
Film also holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid. It
holds the acid In contact with tho
teeth to cause decay. Germs breed
BY millions In Il. They, with tartar,
are the chief cause Of pyorrhea.
No old-type tooth paste can e.
fectively fight film. So all these
troubles were constantly increas-
Ing, and beautiful teeth were seen
less often than today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
Some fifty nations
use il now

The use of Pepsodent has spread
the world over, largely by dental
advice. Careful people OF some
fifty nations now employ Il daily.
Thus It 10 bringing = new dental
era. The glistening teeth you see
everywhere now show how widely
1t 10 used.
Send the coupon for q To-Day
Tube. Note how clean tho teeth
feel after using. Mark tho absence
OF the viscous film. SEQ how teeth
whiten az the film-coats disappear.
In ono week you will gain Z new
idea of what clean teeth mean
And all In your home will always
want those whittier, safer teeth, Cut
out tho coupon now,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
ANOTHER FREAK ELIMINATED

MOTHER legislator politely swstted when Manuel Her "A rick member of congress decvey defeated renomination Thursday.
 consists mainly of long list list of freak activities in the national capr o Herrick elected congress is mystery
 decided that the national capitol would be easily less accessible to foreign nation hat might Washington
 Other pans equally Okla homa Then denouncng and notoriety writing beauty contest proposing marriage Herick explained that he proof that beauty was in the threatened to breach of promise.
 announced that he had his before Oklahoma. arpane and ordered the pilot empty flight By looping theIoop doing hoped advertise himself reelection He certainly got plenty O advertising votes.--
 probably that Washington be all burlesque md yet he 0 himself seriously
 Apparently hearing nation ask there So Mr Herrick will forgotten anything during his that was notg generally Legislation"
 But MT Herricks election the voter to leave his intelligence when for the polls election day
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
MIR. DAVIS STANDS BY

peculiar phase of trivial that Sece
 ary plays negotiations and confer Washington.
 secretary Washington reports Once in with few union lead employers involve parties Harding
 doing. secretary the opposing together? Apparently right the president of fault. Probably portfolio secretary compiling statistics that other trivial details other cabinet members do not to be bothered with
 president say the strikers called you 
 But such statement has House president MT. Davis will handle this call people still cabinet member-but otherwise, the
 And that about all can do As far the administration official believe he wrote that Secretary Davis official handshaker"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
OOIllO AlIC OWN STORY

to see that printing But she had things to do at home.
 went to bed. I was some tiredi The next day I got lot of presents.
 Big Bill Edwards a commissioner, became one of my best friends. He let me use his big red auto whenever I wanted it.
 But the best pals I had were the bell-boys at the hotel. They made me mascot of their ball team. hope they beat ail the time. q
 Babe Ruth is another good friend of mine. I saw him knock his first homer of the season. When was sicsx he gave me the bat. I kept it in bed with me all the time
 And soon became well.
 I met MT. Hylan, the mayor We had our pictures taken by more than 50 cameras and stills"
 The movie men kept telling us to talk. The other photographers kept telling us to keep still. Some fun,
 I was invited to lot of places. I didn't go to all, but I remember the Authors banquet. Daddy took me there. I sat next to a man named Rex Beach.
 He put me on his shoulders and introduced me all around
 asked him what they all did for a living.
 He said that few of them wrote books but most of them spent most of their time talking about books that they were going to write
 He asked me why didn't write It was so easy.
 I guess it is- If you have someone to help you | with the big words. J Tomorrow: "My Girl, Patsy"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
Miss Florence Flappe

Meet Miss Florence Flappe, and un- willing entry in the contest for the Prince of Wales hand, if he is will ing.
 Flossie gave us the naughty stare when we approached her at Vista Park last Wednesday night and sug- gested she enter the contest The The stacomb kid, with whom she had just finished fox-trotting, hitched arounw like he felt he ought to hit us until Flossie dismissed him with Breeze, kid, breeze. I'll take care of this finale hopper" The oilhaired youngster breezed and Flossie focused her lamps on us; us meaning Re view Reporter.
 The reporter convinced Flossie he was not a finale hopper and then ex- plained the contest to her
 We expected Flossie to eXclaim ex- citedly, in the lingo of flappers: Gee, aint that the cats pajamas?" ! Instead, she merely chewed her gum 1 faster, tilted her hat over her left eye and said; "Well, where do l get off"
 | We asked for her photo and got it. Then she tucked her gum in the south west corner of her mouth and started [ talking:
 Me marry the prince? Oh, don't know, kid Most princes is louses. Before I plead guilty l gotta think it over. Us flaps has gotta be careful, yuh know. Only last night swell lookin' felIa an a peachuya waltzer, tells me while the waltz is Soin' on that he is just out here lookin' over the Junction mine with view to buy in it. An as the dance is over some bird calls to him: Hey, Joe, the shifter was lookin' for you while ago.
 Get me, son? Us girls has gotta be careful who we chase around with. Now. thiss prince guy may be alright but how do know been engaged to seven different fellas this summer an every one of 'em turned out to be prmei or a goof.
 We saw she was weakening and pressed the advantage.
 Think of being a queen. we urged.
 "Mightn't be so bad But queens have to be so careful.
 And he's been all over the world --and girls and girls have tried to
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
AROUND THE COUNTY

and receipts by A. J. McKinnon, treas urer during the past year, which shows that the financial status of the club is more than expected consider ing the depression of 1921-1922.N After all bills are paid there will be $302.65 in the treasury.
 The membership is steadily growing and a great deal of interest is be- ing displayed in the various activities, especially golf, despite the hot weath- er Plans are being formulated for tennis tournament during the fall.
 Rate Fixed at 100
 CORRESPONDENT meeting of the City Council held last evening, was one of many features.
 After routine matters hade been disposed of, the final adoption of the budget for the fiscal year was con sidered. After much discussion, it was voted to reduce the expenses of the police department from $500 to 153.33, and deduct $500.00 from the sum budgeted for repairs to the City Hall. With the assessed valuation for the, year 1922 at $447, ,333.00, and the reduction of the two items in the budget. the amount to be raised left the city tax rate at $1.00 on the $100.- % valuation.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04

land him
 She frightened little.
 "Well-Inaybe I might"
 Why, most any American girl would give her head just to be pre- sented at eourt!" we climaxed.
 She frightened still, mere-then gloomed.
 Go to court" she scoffed. Wear a train-and skirts dragging on the flOoF-n-o-thing doing!"
 Yes. but that'd just be once in a long while. And think of the perfect ly gorgeous clothes queen have.'
 She looked uspicious.
 How long do queen have to wear their skiFts?" she demanded.
 And we had to furnish an affidavit that H. R. H. likes 'em short, be fore we could get on the same side of the park with her again.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
To Beqin Road Work

TOMBSTONE-C ounty Engineer Sid Smith last evening notified the Daily Prospector that the state high way department was given permission yesterday morning to begin work on the threeImile stretch from Huachuca Siding to the new highway. All ar engagements were completed yesterday, and the way is now clear for the state to begin work on this section.
 There has been a request made, in asmuch as the caterpillar equipment of the state is in this neck of the woods, that it be. secured to round up the short mail road from Fairbank to the E. P. & s. w. station.
 There is also the desire that this big iron horse be used to clear a small right of way from the new state highway to Boquillas, for the purpose of making it easier for some high school children at that place to get to the state highway so they can be picked up by the bus carrying chil- dFen to the Union High School in this city.
 In Good Shape
 OUGLAS-Membefs of the Douglas Country club have, been furnished with a statement of the clubs expenditures
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
TOM SIMS SAYS

It pays to be good but you seldom get the pay in cash.
 Talk isn't cheap when you are talk ing back to a cop.
 You hear of the flapper slouch but the flapper is no slouch.
 Georgia judge rules a flath9ni is a deadly weapon. Can you guess if h, is married or single?
 A man trying 10 show what he knows often shows what he doesn't know.
 No lives have been lost in the air mail service for d year. plane cant fall with the stuff they write nowadays. A
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
arhe Call of the Northv

Jack Holt, besides appearing in his
 first Paramount star picture. had also the honor of breaking virgin soil for location scenes at Mammoth Mountain California, fifty miles north of Bishop. The picture is "The Call of the North"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
SENTIMENTALITY FAILS

DEsPIrE provide through law" who his wifes Tucson early this enced Tuesday of Is tiary
 Much todo this the the fatality occurred predicted that
  illogical of all traditions free although is need of the individual Iis sufficient to note that the law has Tlymphed senmentay Coming it of a California and throughout the the outcome this indicates that tired who sentmentsly a spasm drunken virtue'-Arizons Daily
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
"Turn to the Riqht"


 Turn to the Right, the most pop ular comedy-drama of the stage. whose appeal was testified to by millions of theatre-goers, has been trans Aferred to the screen and wifi be seen today and tomorrow at the Central theatre, Lowell.
 As a stage play, Turn to the Right made fortune for John Golden who presented it and for the authors, Win chell Smith and John B. Hazard. Keeping up this financial record half interest in the screen rights was sold to Metro Pictures Corporation for quarter of million dollars, top price for any motion picture production. The screen Version is presented by John Golden and Marcus Loew and is Rex Ingram production, directed by the creator, for the silent drama, of ''The Four Horsemen of the Apoca- lypse" and The Conquering Power"
 It tells a story of a country boy, while serving a prison term unjustly, becomes acquainted with two crooks. Returning home he finds the mortgage about to be forclosed by the village skinflint With the aid of his two crook pals way is found to beat out the miser while the influence of the aged mother leads the two crooks into love and better life.
 Turn to the Right will be moved to the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
AT LOCAL THEATRES

and a reproduction of a Hudson Bay Trading post was constructed in the heart of the mountains, on the shores of one of the many beautiful lakes which abound.
 The mountains form background of eternal snows and are lofty. The country is almost primitive, though a hotel is located where the company made its headquarters. Many Indians were employed as extras. while two especially trained Indian actors, Chief Lightheart and Big Tree, the latter a full blooded Seneca, took part in some of the scenes.
 Madge Bellamy has the feminine lead and Noah Beery, former Para mount character favorite, Francis Me Donald, Jack Herbert and others are seen in good roles. The picture will be shown at the Eagle theatre tonight and Saturday and at the Central thea tre Sunday and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
NEWS ITEMS OF IS YEARS AGO AROUND BISBEE

One of the worst storms of the sea- son ragged yesterday afternoon, begin ming at four o'clock. The rain contin- ued for three hours. When the heavi- est of the rain struck the hillsides up Tombstone Canyon it collected in riv- ulets that soon grew into rivers and poured off the mountain sides into the canyon. through which swept a torrent that carried everything before it.
 During the first onrush of water down the canyon both of Jim Kreig- haum's horses were caught by the nigh water and washed rapidly down stream. One of them was caught by Jim Henderson and pulled out. The other was washed through the sub- way and down Naco road, where it was found after the flood, high and dry. it's life extinct
 Harry Mccoy has made an improve ment to the interior decorations of the Comet Saloon by the addition of a large oil painting which is a splen- did piece of work and depicts lake and mountain scene.
 
 Col Herring, attorney of the Cop per Queen Co, is in Bisbee on busi- ness connected with the company. He stated his buSiness was of nat ure that could not be made public.
 From the latest reports there seems to be no doubt but. that the s. P. is going to build in the very near future it's extension from Pearce to Naco.
 The fight between Epes Randolph, who has direct supervision of the con struction of the Arizona Eastern Rail- road, fostered by the Southern Pacl- fife. and J. H. Emmert, who is building the Phoenix and Eastern, backed by the Santa Fe and their respective chief engineers, has been carried to | the General Land Office where both ] roads have conflicting surveys on file The contested strip of land lies on the north bank of the Gila river be- { tween Kelvin and Dudleyville. a dis | tance of eighteen miles, and pending | the action of the land office, Judge | Fletcher M. Doan, before whom the | case is being tried, has divided the
 strip into two sections, nine miles in length.
 Col. w. c. Greene, president of the l Greene Cananea Consolidated Cop per Co.,, wired the following denial oi 1 rumors of his retirement from the
 company to The Review yesterday:
 "There is not the slightest truth 1T
 the report that l have disposed of my
 interests in the Green Consolidated am and shall continue much tho largest stockholder in the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-04
TROUBLED WITH WEEDS

Speaking of the trouble the Canada thistles are giving us just now, here is how one man looks at the weed problem:
 (Which weeds are the easiest to kilI?" young Flickers asked old Eph- raim Sassafrass.
 < Widows weeds" replied 5.the old man, with twinkle in his eve "You only have to say wilt thou and they wilt.