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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
GALLON YOUTH FINDS ARMY LIFE NUT AS
 THE POSTERS TELL II

Is benevolent Uncle Sam. the good old man who. like good old Crimes" always wears his long spangied coat all buttoned down be fore-is he deceiyer of the youth of the land? Does ne recruit his army-his birchen rod-by painting false pictures of allurement for the eyes of young AmeTica2 Judge Kenne saw Mountain Landis. of Chicago says that he is and that he does
 What is more. the evidence seems 10 be on the side of the judge if this be treason. wait a minute
 Uncle Sans press agent for his army. goes about the country. here in Bisbee. Douglas and other points here at home" and puts mp gaily eolored posters. showing what a cinch and round of pleasure is the | life of a "dashing cavalier The cavaliers" are shown sitting around on camp stools, resting from a little jaunt on a thoroughbred stallion which. to prove that it's really so, stands near the soldier
 What Is more he is shown with pair of field glasses-which cost several times the amount of a sol dier's monthly wages. The 6ecora tions. such as collar ornaments, l atripes, and eolored ct cetera are not missing. The significant thing about all these posters is that the scene is passive. Not even a runor oi var appear in the comfortable scene and all trace of the potatoes that the soldiers have really been peellng the soap suds from the daily wash, have been carefully removed from ! the scene.
 These posters are put up to encour age enlistment of prlvates. ! Do privates ride on horses, except in the cavalry?
 Only when acting as courier and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
ARE YOU FREE
 FROM

Headaches. Colds. Indigestion, Pains. Constipation. Sour Stomach. Dizziness9 If you are not. the mosl effective. prompt and pleasant method of getting nd of them is tc take, now and then. desertspoon- ful of the ever refreshing and truly beneficial laxative remedy-Syrur of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It is well known throughout the world as the best of family laxative Teme- dies, because 1t acts so gently end strengthens naturally without irri. tahng the system n 51y way.
 To get its beneficial effects it i. always necessary to buy the genu. inc, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,. bearing the name of the Company. plainly printed or the front of every package.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
An Arrival
 Extraordinary

PROF. J. FRANCIS BRENNAN The Worlds Most Celebrated Palm
 ist, Astroloeer and ciairyoysnt Has arrived in this city and has opened officgs in the Letson House, Main street. opposite Royal Theater. Suite t6. IT,, where he can be con suited on all the affairs of life. Prof. Brennan has no equal in his profession. Re stands alone. the prince of clairvoyants, and is rec ognized by the press and public as the greatest master of :he science of, palmistry and astrology she world has ever produce.
 He guarantees to reveal every in cident of your life, tell when. whom and where you will marry; tell just what you are fitted for and how to obtain money you are in need Of. The happiness of your future life may depend upon the righ. solu ton and proper advice. The pro lessor makes no mistakes, and all his predictions are true. and he may be relied upon. You may wish to know if it is advisable to make a change in business, in love and in marriage.
 WHOM SHALL ! MARRY? HOW OFTEN SHALL I MARRY? SHALL T EVER BE DIVORCED? DOES ANOTHER SHARE THE LOVE THAT RIGHTFULLY BELONGS TO ME? IF so, WHO? IS MY DIS EASE CURABLE? WHEN SHALL I LEAVE HERE? AM LIABLE TO ACCIDENT SHOULD l INVEST MY MONEY? IN WHAT SHALL i INVEST? HAVE I ANY ENEMIES? CAN I TRUST MY FRIENDS? IN WHAT TOWN OR STATE WOULD II BE MOST SUCCESSFUL2 HOW CAN 1 SELL PROPERTY? HOW CAN HAVE GOOD LUCK? HOW CAN l SUCCEED IN BUSINESS? |? HOW CAN MAKE NY HOME HAPPY? WHERE AND WHEN CAN I GET A GOOD POSITION2
 The professor tells all these things and many more. He is every ready to help those with small capital to find a quick Snd sure investment. If your business is unsuccessful. if your health is nos good, or if you are in trouble of any kind, you should see this truly gifted medium at once. He has helped thousands on the road to sucees>y and he can and will help you
 Office hours 10 a. m. to D. m Sunday l to f D. m Lady in atten dance The reception rooms, To cated just at the head of the stairs, are so arranged that you meet no strangers.
 Perfect satisfaction by mail. Send S1, day and date of birth, for mail reading
 All diseases diagnosed astronom ically and clairyoyaatly. Come all you sick people. and I will tell you exactly what sickness you have, and will also tell you where and when you can be cured. 349
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

army of enumerators a small sum for every name collected. It win occupy about one month to complete the count in Canada. except in some of the more difficult districts Of the West aud British Columbia It. is thought the results will be ready for publication. however. by the middle Of summer The census figures for the Dominion are awaited with es pecial interest, for it is believed that Canada will show by far the grea; est proportional increase in popuia ton of any part of ;he empire.
 In the British Isles the task of taking the census falls to the local government board. The registrar general. for carrying out the work, has an army of superintendent reg istrars and enumcrators who exer else care in selection and super vision. Women are eligible equally with men. but preference is given to the officials of the various local authorities. civil servants. or pen stoned police officers.
 This week the schedules were left at every house by the enumeTators in their respective districts and will be collected Monday. The returns after examination and revision by the local registrars. are transmitted to the census office at Millbank The whole of the schedules will be n the custody of the census office staff on May l. and a week later all othey documents will be safely housed at Millbank, and the work Of preparing the preliminary report begun
 Special steps have been taken tc make the enumerator's task as easy as possible this year, The Jewish authorities, for instance. have cir culatrized their members. and in the public elementary schools the teach CTS have given lessons on the cer sus and the filling up of schedules
 This years schedule differs il some material particulars from that hitherto used. There are changes iu the columns set apart for particulars as to marriage, and in the Occupa ton columns information is required as to the industry with which tht occupation is allied.
 Age Question Rothers.
 The question of age is one of ths most delicate and troublesom,
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CENSUS OF ENGLAND NOW BEING TAKEN,
 LASTS SOME WEEKS

LONDON. April 3-The British rn9ire is undergoing the process Of
 as it's population enumerated
 the government Tomorrow night as been appointed for the head of every house in the United Kingdom to hn in the census returns. ac counting for every soul under his roof. Institutions and establishments holding more than 100 inmates in cluding prisons and asylums. are specially enumerated. while the war office and admiralty are responsible for furnishing the statistics concern ing the army and navy respectively.
 Fifth Imperial Census.
 The census this year is the fifth imperial census and the twelfth that has been taken of the United King dem in decennial periods. The pop ulation census Of 1901 showed the population of the empire to be 396,. 294.152. a substantial growth from 1891.
 By no means all the people have been included in any of the fouT decennial censuses. for it has been found impossible to convince every one that the enumeration is not tho prelude to a new tax. In India tho country is particularly difficult, fol there questions Of caste mysteriousiy obtrude. On the occasion of the last census it was said that hundreds of thousands of Mussulmans and Hindus hid themselves in the forest all night rather than be counted No doubt similar difficulties vii again present themselves. and since the census does not permit of any guesswork, the population of the empire will go into the official rec ords several hundred thousand under the full strength
 Canadian Work
 The work in Canada is, of course under the supervision of the Domir ion government, which pays it,
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points in regard to the taking O. the census. Women who are no longer very young and not yet very old have a traditional and uncon querable objection to saying exactly how old they are. One curious TO suit is that the number of women who return themselves as aged from 20 to 25 exceeds at every cen sus the number Of girls returned as from 10 to T. at the previous census. A certain number of women house holders, though deterred by fear of a fine from absolutely refusing in formation. adopt the expedient oi sending their answers by post direct to the registrar general. hoping it will be hidden at least from the eye of any neighbOr, even from the con fidentiai enumerator. It never oc CUTS to any of these women. apapr entlS to adopt a really effective method by undertaking the duties of an enumerator herself In that capacity she could not only conceal ner own age, but find out every one eise's
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
SOCIALIST ELECTED mAyoe

BERKELEY, April 1.-For the first tune Tn the history of California, a socialist was elected mayor of a city of this state when J. Stitt vii son, one of the most prominent soc lailsts on the Pacific coast, today de ieated Beverly Hodghead, the repub hcan incumbent. by a plurality of 2s4 for mayor of Berkeley. Wilson TO ceived 2.750 votes and Hodghead 2.466- Wilson was socialist candidate Tor governor last November. He was formerly a minister of the gospel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
AvIAroRs COMPLETE TRIP.

PARIS. April 1-Captain Railing CT and Lieut.. De Rose, military av iators. today finished a two days flight, of 500 miles, from Pau to Paris. They did :he last 155 miles from Chatreaux today, battling with high winds. Ballinger's time for the 155 miles was S19 minutes. and De Roses 397 minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c. 103
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Mound City Paints wear longest and look best, sIs5EE HARowARe
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
10000 Seats
 Twice lts Former Size

tWtce t1
 Former Size Bring all the folks and see for yourself a Ffty-cent Cir GUS for g cents, 2 Complete Per- tormances Daily, Rain ofShine, at 2 snd g D. m.
 DOOrsopen On Admitting of A
Evening star., 1911-01-12
TO REGULATE WEDDINGS.
Bill in Delaware Legislature Gov
erning Runaway Marriages.

WILMINGTON. Del. January PA
bill to stop the practice OF ministers
here who marry runaway couples has
been drafted for presentation to the leg
isiature. The many ceremonies OF this
kind which occur in this city has, it is
said, had a demoralizing influence and
the movement for a stringent law on the
subject has steadily grown.
The bill prescribes q heavy penalty for
a minister who marries minors. II either
of the contracting parties Is less than
twenty-one years of age consent must
be given by the parent or guardian in
person
Evening star., 1911-01-12
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Police Endeavoring to Locate
Man Accused by Miss
Marion o. Warder.

Assaulted and robbed after being en-
ticed to house by man whom she had
known for a considerable period of time.
she declares. Miss Marion o. warder of
100 18th street northeast is today quite i'll
al her home. She gave the name OF the
man, and the police are looking for him.
According to the story told to the police
by Miss Warder. she is employed at a
local hotel The man in question was at
time also employed at the hotel.
About j o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Warder met the man at 18th street and
New York avenue. They boarded a street
car. and he told her he would take her to
his home. She did not remember the To-
cation OF the house. she told the police.
but thought IL was on Missouri avenue
near Sd street.
Robbed of Watch and 81.
After she had entered the house, Miss
Warder Informed the police. the man at
tackled her and robbed her OF a gold
watch and 81. The accused man left the
house She became unconscious. Several
hours later she revived sufficiently to tell
the iandlady OF the house of the assault
Miss Warder further told the police she
was assisted to a street car by the land
lady. and that she returned TO her home
last night. Shortly after she arrived there
DIR. s. w. Braden of 9o4 East Capitol
street was summoned. When the physi-
clan was told the facts in the case he
notified the police of the ninth precinct
Police on the Trail.
Capt. DALEY and several policemen of
the ninth precinct are endeavorng to find
the man in the case while Capt Will
liams OF the fourth precinct is making an
effort 10 locate the house in which the
assault is said to have occurred De-
tsctives Warren and Mullen of police
HEADQUARTERS are also conducting an in
yestigation.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Blankets and
BedWear.

Good Quality Gray. Blankets,
with choice Of either red or
blue borders. Worth 69c 2zc
pair. Sale price. ........ wv
Lot Of Crib Blankets. in several
neat patterns; pink only. Have
never sold under 6oc. For %
the Clean Sweep at...... OOS
White Bedspreads, in neat and pref
ty designs. Sold usually at Soc. For
the Clean Sweep Sale (not gmo
over , to buycr) ......... w
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Glassware.

0ldSSW dlSs
Vinegar Bottles, Rc
sold at I5c usually. ;. w
Cream Pitchers. sold
usually at I5c. Spe- Sr
cial w
Sugar Bowl, in neat pat
tern. Sold at e.
15c w
New Pattern Fruit Er
Dishes. Sold at Ioc. W
Butter Dish and Ec
Cover. Sold at 15c.. "
Pretty Pattern
Flower Vases. Sell e.
at IOc..
Sweet Pea Vases, in neat
pattern. Sell at E~
IOc Wv
Neat Pattern Spoon
Holder. Sold at p
1OC. w
Delivered in amounts Of
SI.oo and over. No phone
or mail orders.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Kirnonos, Underwear.

Lot of Neatly Made Flannelette Dress
ing Sacques. perfectly made. Spe- OOc
cial Clean Sweep price. ........... A~S
Women's Cambria Drawers, with deep
hem, ruf1es. pin tucks and French o.
bands. 2oc value.
Womens Cambria Gowns; yoke of fine
tucks: ruff1es around neck and
sleeve sleeves. Not over two to Gus 20c
Womens Extra Size Cambria Gowns;
woke with pin tucks; ruff1ed neck
and sleeves. Not over two to a Gus hM-
Womens Flannelette Night Robes; all
colors and all sizes. Sell at o8c. %mo
Sale price WV
Women Aprons made of superior quail
ty gingham; all sizes. Special 4 OILc
price for the sale. le................l ZZ2S
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Charged with having sold his own wife
into life OF shame, Sam Merano. an
Italian of Wheeling. Va. Vas indicted
- the federal grand jury here under the
so-eailed white slavery act.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

MEMS G E y L ! n E
President Suspenders and
Sill. Lisle Suspenders:
sell at soc. ....... .......
MEMS SILK SCS-
penders. made Of short
lengths of soc webs.
MEMS C A NJ B RIG
Night Robes. sell up to
69c: sale price. e............
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Boys Wash Wear.

Boys High-grade Wash Blouses; sailor
and Russian styles; also Girls MILDLY
Blouses; slightly imperfect and soiled; from
suits worth up to $500. They are to Ok
be closed out in the sale at. ....... AON
Boys Wash Pants; slightly soiled or
imperfect; from finest grade suits sold UP
to $500. We place them in the sale Eo
tomorrow at. Observation-Disclosures. A0~
Fourth Floor.
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@AmONG
(g|' : THE CLUBS
Qfz1 Ass1-z~@~@ IL
[ ts@'s 20

The Woman's National Press Assocja
ton met Friday in regular session in
the study room of the Public Library
Among the visitors present were the
president of the Washington branch OF
the Woman's Suffrage Association. Mrs
LeaEtt. and her secretary, Miss Wheeler
Mrs. Christy, Mrs. Leigh Chalmers. San
Antonio. Tex: Mrs. Owen. Macon, Ga.
and Miss Dabney, local artist
The names of two new members were
presented, Mrs. Jeremiah Curtain. Pasa
dena, Cal. and Mrs. Chalmers of Texas.
A card was received from Mrs. Sperry
regrettlng her absence and announcing
her return to Washington some time IN
October. Olive B. Lee of Dallas Tex
is still at Denny, N H. A letter was
read from the president of the Knoxville
Press Association, inviting the w. \. p
A. to send a representative to be presen,
on Press day at the exposition. A
letter was received from Mrs Cornelia
Kahn, NJ. d., chairman of the committee
on purity of the press Council of Jew
ish Women, requesting the members OF
the Nomans National Press Associa
ton to their influence for the promo
ton of the cause for which this commit
tee is working.
4 letter was received from Mrs n II
Alden, vice president of the Michigan
Woman'S Press Association. inclosing a
report OF the national editorial cenyen-
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Personal Notes of River Men.

Capt. $. III. Larmor. who for several
years past commanded the schooner
Grace Ct. Bennett in the lumber trade be-
tween this city and Newborn, y. c., has
taken command of the schooner Edward
III. Baird, jr., at Brooklyn, in the coast
ing trade.
Capt. Thomas RgGin, mate of tile
schooner Edwin d Maud in the Chesa
pe:tke bay trade, has been appointed mas
ter of the barge Experiment. now at
Baltimore. and which engages in freight
ing on the Chesapeake and its tributaries.
Capt. Allie Reed, master of the schooner
William Ill. Mcclure, is paying visit to
this port aboard his vessel for the first
time in about year. He has been en-
ployed in trade between bay points since
last here.
Capt benjamin Pratt of the schooner
j. b. Anderson was in the city Yesterday
from Baltimore, on his way to Leonard
town, Md, his home. to spend few
days while his craft is discharging her
cargo.
Capt. Tolloch. formerly master of the
schooner Magnus Manson. has retired
| from seafaring life and has entered the
| lighthouse service. He has been made
keeper of Minots Ledge light, off the
Massachusetts coast.
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|. 0. 0. F. GRAND LODGE
MEETS At INDIANAPOLIS
This Week Will Be an ImpOr-
tant One in Odd Fell
low Annals.
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch I" The star.
INDIANAPOLIS, September l6.-Aftel
two days Of preliminary preparation the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the |. .. .. f.
announces its readiness to extend hospi-
tally To the thousands of delegates thai
will flock TO the great national conven
ton of Odd Fellows that opens here Mon.
.day and closes Saturday night
Lavish preparations have been made to
entertain the attending delegates, and
every minute of the time allotted TO the
convention is 10 be taken up with lodge
mentS.
Monday the odd Fellows will he ad
dressed by Coy. Thomas Marshall
Charles Warren Fairbanks. Uric 4
Wiley. F. G. NJ. +. G.. Rep, chairman
and James t. cockrum. grand sire: be
sides this there will be the routine O
receptions. meetings. drills and reunions
The evening VIII be given over TO a pa
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PROBLEMS Of CITIES
They Will Be Studied This
Week at Chicago Congress.
TAFT Is AMONG SPEAKERS
Other Prominent Men Will Address
Gatherlngs-Mikado Sending
Delegates.
TAFT Is AMONG SPEAKERS

Special Dispatch ~ The Star.
CHICAGO. III. September IG-With
the arrival If exhibits and delegations
from al Of the important cities of the
United states and many European
countries those in charge Of the In
terrational Municipal Congress and
Exhibitions. which opens Monday and
continue in session until September
70, claim for the convention not only a
record attendance, but "A deliberative
Importance that Viii be felt through
out Ia. United States
The aim and object Of this gathering
of city heads are an exchange OF ideas
upon the administration of municipal
AFFAIRS. the formation of a model code
OF municipal ordinances governing.
every department Of city government
the PRONUNCIATION and ratification of
the model ordinances adopted. and the
instructions Of delegates
Among the many prominent men
who are interested in the work of The
international Congress and who will
address the delegates are president
Taft. James Bryce, ambassador OF
Great Britain. Gov. John A. Dix of
New York. Senator La Toilette DR. NJ
A. Evans. Mayor Gaynor of New York
city, Brand Whitlock, mayor of To-
ledo. Ohio: DR.. lie Grande Powers
head of the government statistical bu-
reau. and BIon j. Arnold. Chicago's
traction expert.
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Tuesday the General Military Council
and Past Presidents Association Will con-
yene at the Sovereign Grand Lodge. The
remainder of the day will be used by the
odd Fellows Home Association and press
association, and the Rebekah anniversary
celebration.
Wednesdays feature will be the parade
and decoration of Colfax monument.
THURSDAY an excursion to the Odd Eel
lows, home in Greensburg. theater par
ties and the grand bali will break the
routine business.
Friday will be given over to the award
ing of prizes and the grand decoration
of chivalry, and Saturday a great re-
cent,op will he rendered the departing
delegates by the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
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Detectives Locate Photo Films
Mechanical Smoke OF

INDIANAPoIIS. September 16.-l.m-
ployes of the detective agency which
caused the arrest of John j. McNamar,
today found a photographers shop here
where it said q. L.. Mechanical had
had number of films developed TIE.
detective obtained an affidavit regarding
the films and said il corrahotated Me
Manigals' alleged confession that he
took pictures of the buildings and Sfrac-
lures which he says hr dynamitca
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Vote on Model Ordinances.

Prominent men in the mahieipai GOV
eminent of Chicago have beeh dShea ~
serve as chairman of these divisions OF
the congress The speakers VINO appear
before the smaller meetings VIII iea"
general discussion rather than make ad-
drassas And each speaker will prepare
for each division of the congress set
of model city ordinances covering the
subject considered by that division. At
,he end OF the sessions the delegates
will vote on each of the ordinances that
have been adopted as "A model
municipal code adopted and recommended
nv the International Municipal Congress
applying TO each Of the several subjects.
| At the full meetings of the congress in
the large hall the formal addresses will
| ne delivered. and these meetings. in adj
| dition 10 being conducted by the dele
gates of the congress. will be open to the
| public
The closing days of the convention Will
be given over TO the discussion of n.y.
gienic problems that confront the modern
municipality. such as the methods OF
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BARON SUDDENLY VANISHES.
Disappears After Going to Bank to
Draw $4,000.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 10
Baron Walter Van Harms, whose an
cestraI estates are said TO be near HAN
over. Germany was reported missing To
the police today by his iandady, MIS- j.
(. Crowley Harms. she Said. is helT 10
"a tive-hundred- thousand-uo'iai eia ~ "
u,hic, ;, payment of S.yo.nA' is now due
He went to the bank Thursday TO ORA"
III MONEY! according to Mrs. Crowley.
and auarreled with man VINO claims ~
be his brother-in-law ana also an men
~ the estate The money was not drawn
She said he again left the house yester-
day to go to the bank and had not been
heard of since.
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Of municipal officials from Ne" YORK
and representatives from the ln,erha-
tional Association of Fire Engineers
convention, which VIII convene sep
~ ,;nos of the 1nternaional
~ CONGRESS and Exhibitions VIII
be- divided and subaivided 50 sd ,nat ragh
and every department Of cl'y 20 s,,ended
will be represented and may be
bv those interested IN LIN M ha beld daily.
, VI aiien ,bese will be sessions OF the
i"o " a. = whole in the great con-
'unr I'm OF the Coliseum. The other
,,yo sessions will each consist OF nun
p'l -, in the First Regiment Ar