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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
DISGRUNTLED GUARDS OF NEW MEXICO GET
 CAPTAIN TO RESIGN
(By Review Leased Wire,.

DEMING, N. M., May 2.-Captain A. w. Brock resigned as commander of Company l, New Mexico Infantry to- day when the members of the com pany assembled in the armory and de clared they would refuse to serve un- der him. This was done after the men learned from Colonel E. Abbott at San Antonio that Captain Brock had been re-instated in the command of Com pany I. The junior officers of the com pany also announced that they would wire their resignations to Adjutant General Juan Baca if this were done. Captain Block,s resignation was later received by telephone at Santa Fe. It is expected here that Lieut.. Clyde Ely, who has been in charge of the guard recruiting here. will be named his sue cessor.
 Captain Brock resigned sometime ago from Company I. to enter the off cers' reserve corps, then asked to be restored.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03

entire district, has joined forces with Mir Weber. Mr Piper will leave here Friday for Naco. Fort Huachuca, No gales, Tucson and other Arizona cities.
 Piper yesterday declared that the record of Arizona in naval recruiting is proving remarkable in view of the great percentage of applicants who are accepted In the large eastern and middle western cities usually less than one-half of the applicants are able to pass the examinations, but in Arizona practically all are accepted.
 Infantry Needs Men
 Recruiting for the navy will con tinue until the 15O,OOO mark is reached. Although the authorized strength of the navy is almost reached now, the large number of men who have com pleted their terms of enlistment and are discharged every week makes 1t imperative that other men be ready to take their places.
 Recruiting for the First Arizona In fantry has been started in Bisbee. Two officers from the regiment will be on duty in the naval recruiting office every day to examine men who de sire to enlist in the border regiment. Posters calling upon the young men of the state to support their home reg iment and join a trained organization have been put up all over the city and it is expected that the district will show as much interest in recruiting for the infantry as it has for the off, cers' reserve corps and the navy. If recruiting for the First Arizona continues to. increase in the future as much as it has during the last few days. the regiment will soon have its quota of men. Seventeen recruits ar rived at the camp yesterday and B. more are due there today. This Is by far the best showing made by First Arizona recruiting stations in many weeks and has greatly encouraged the officers. who are now confident that | it will not be long before the regiment will have more than enough men
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take pr.
 Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the acknowledged liver and disordered bowels.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
 If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain.
 Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, SO you can eat what you like. At lOc and 25c per box. All druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
Judge Lockwood Inaugurates
 Spanking In Juuenile Court
 As Punishment for Youngsters

Spanking was officially adopted yesterday afternoon as a means of punishing offenders who appear be fore the juvenile court and are found guilty of petty crimes. Judge Lock wood, of the superior and juvenile courts, who came to Bisbee yesterday and conducted the trial of about ten little Mexicans in justice court, adopt ed the new method of punishment here which has proved so successful during the last few months in Doug las
 When court was called to order the young sons of the southern republic, a grinning, chattering crowd, sat in front of Judge Lockwood and appear ed to be hugely enjoying the affair. As each was called up and closely questioned regarding his part in re cent thefts of candy and canned fruit from a warehouse on Broadway aven- ue. however. his attitude changed to one of Apprehension. And when the judge requested Constable Bert Pol ley to go out and get several good straps and a few extra barrel slaves, the young Mexicans squirmed around, tried to laugh and finally burst into tears.
 Policy is Spanker
 Mothers. sisters and aunts of the boys testified that they were willing that the boys be punished, and so Judge Lockwood awarded sentences in accordance with the number of cans of candy and fruit which each lad admitted having stolen and sold. One tousle-headed little fellow snick- cred and said he had taken fourteen cans. He was given twenty-four "spanks." The others were .sentenc- ed" to from ten to eighteen licks.
 Constable Policy was ordered to ad- minister the spankings and Night Sergeant J. A. Kempton acted as of
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
CHINESE MINISTER
 DEPARTS FROM BERLIN
(By Review Leased Wire).

PEKING, May 2-The foreign office has received information that the Chinese minister to Germany has left Berlin for Denmark.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
Classes of Membershi i
U-B0ATS THREATEN
 DEFEAT OF ALLIES
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 output is increased tremendously.
 Announcing the governments pro gram for exercising a more direct con trol over the country's shipping and ship building facilities, Chairman Denman of the shipping board said estimates had reached the board of 300, GOO tons of shipping sunk in one week
 5o.oco.o00 Tons Tn World
 The present worlds ship tonnage is estimated at less than 50.0O0.000 tons. In 1916 the entire loss in tonnage due 10 war cause was put at little more than 2.0OO.0OO tons, or some 162,0OO tons a month At present the Ger mans are sinking considerably more than that each week.
 Sinkinqs Outdo Building
 A bureau of navigation report pre- pared recently, estimated the worlds ship construction in 1916 at slightly less than 2,000,00O tons. If the Ger mans keep mp their present rate Of destruction officials admit without hesitation that their campaign threat ems to sweep the seas clean.
 The seriousness Of the situation Is apparent" said Chairman Denman today. When we consider the pres ent productivity of world shipyards and their highest output likely within the next four months. the entire pro duction will not exceed onetifth oi
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03

ficial 'holder" Although the high constable" showed mercy in yielding the heavy leather strap, he neverthe- less made his victims squall loudly and stagger around the room in a daZed manner when each had com Dleted his sentence" Kempton was almost overpowered by several of the young offenders who struggled man. fully to escape at the first licks. A large crowd assembled in front of the court room when the victims started to scream and enjoyed the spanking scene. After Policy had almost faint ed from exhaustion, the last victim trudged painfully from the court room joined his comrades and vowed. in yoluble Mexican, that he would never steal again.
 Douglas Starts Spanking
 Owing to the fact that several of the lads mothers are working to sup port themselves and families, Judge Lockwood gave them time in which to pay for the goods stolen by their sons. Each of the women, however. seemed to enjoy the spanking scene hugely.
 Spanking was first adopted in jul venile court cases in Douglas several months ago when Mrs. G. H. Hirst, probation officer in that city, superin- tended a spanking fest in the rear of the city hall Since then several oth- CT spankings have been staged and the number of petty robberies by small boys has. decreased wonderfully. Judge Lockwood stated yesterday he intended to purchase specially made leather spanker to be used in juvenile cases. He declared that le had found public spanking to be the best pun ishment for young offenders, inas' much as it took the kinks" out of many boys whose conduct might oth- erwise land them in the reform school
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
Haate of Ohio. City of Toledo. { ss
 TnCaa Cg1ufN SS

Efate Of Ohio, City or Ioiedo. ss
 Lucas County.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ia senior partner of the firm Of r. J. Cheney & Co. doing business in the City of To- ledo County and Stasc aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, 4. D. 1886.
 (SeaD A. VI. GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and nlu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY G co. Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists. t5C. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03

Arizona Ray Stockholders send address if you want to get back your money. J. A. WOOD. Poot Office Box ii54. Phoenix, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
FIST FIGHTER CONVICTED
 INVOLUNTARY MANSLAuGHTER
CRv Review Leased Wirel

DENVER. May. 2-Harold McKnaw vas convicted in district court here ,oday of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of James 2. Tressel. Tressel died of paralysis of the larynx following fracture of that organ in a fight with McKnaw.
 McKnaw and others, all claimed by the police to have been engaged in elicit whiskey selling. were said to have attacked Tressel in the belief hat he was a police spy.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03

he monthly loss at the rate given by Secretary Lane. The shipping boards figures dc not reach that high Q total. hut they are sufficiently large to make the situation extremely grave.
 Hope in Invention
 Experts of the federal departments. it became known today. are working night and day on electrical devices with which it is hoped to combat the submarines.
 Bills were introduced in congress today to enlarge the powers of the war risk insurance bureau to permit it to insure the lives of officers and men or American merchant fleets.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
SEVEN HUNDRED RED GROSS BUTTONS TO
 BE SOLD IN BISBEE
Local Chapter of National Or ganization Will Launch Membership C Camp a g n Within a Few Days

As soon as buttons and other sup plies are received by the Bisbee chap ter of the American Red Cross a whirlwind membership campaign will be started throughout the District. The buttons, five-eighths of an inch in diameter, are of the same size and design adopted by the Red Cross throughout the world. Seven hundred have been ordered for Bisbee, Phoe- nix, Tucson, Fl Paso, Los Angeles and other cities in the southwest have written to the local chapter offering their services in any way to promote the local organization.
 Here are some of the reasons why the Red Cross is seeking large mem bership:
 You know what the Red Cross is.
 You are familiar with some of its achievements-with the organ ized Eelpfulness, heroism and self-sacrifice of its men and wom- en amid the horrors of war dew astating plaques and epidemics, and in great calamities, such as the San Francisco fire. the Ohio Valley floods. the Titanic" and "Eastland' disasters, and other catastrcphes involving loss of life, and suffering.
 Do you know that as an Ameri- can you have the right to become That by the payment of small annual dues, and a little unsel- fish service, you can support your government in it's humani- tarian work?
 Your circumstances may not permit you to engage in field work-few members can-but you can help; your family and your friends can help by becoming members of the Society and by actively supporting your local Red Cross Chapter
 Your help is needed now To support it's field and base hospi- tals, it's doctors and nurses. and to provide the necessities of mili- tary and civilian relief. calls for at least 100000 members. Am erica can do what other nations | have done.
 No field service is required of merbers.
 The American Red Cross is chartered by Congress. It is the : only volunteer agency for relief commissioned by the government in case of war or overwhelming disaster.
 The President of the United States is president of the Society.
 The Red Cross reports to Con gress; it's accounts are audited by the War Department; all that it does is open to public scrutiny.
 Since 1905 the American Red Cross has rendered valuable aid in S6 disasters. It has received and expended more than s15,000.- 900 in money and relief supplies.
 Thousands of families have been helped and kept together; suffering has been relieved; and greater misery prevented. Its work also includes preventative and educational measures.
 No other agency provides so practical an opportunity for help ing humanity in times of great crises, when the need is urgent. and the measures for relief must be prompt and adequate. Classes of Membership Annual Member ...........S Subscribing Member, annually. Contributing Member .. Sustaining Member ..... l Life Member lone paymenD j.. 2
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-03
USE ALIENS F0OT=EASE,

The aniisepic powder 10 be shaken into the shoes and sprnkled in the foot-Daih. Ifyou want rest and comfort for tired, acfi-ig, swollen. sweating feet, use Aliens FoOt-Ease. It instantly relieves soreness, and prevents hlisters and callous spots Just the thing for Dancing Parties. Patent Leahes Shoes, ard for Breaking n NeS shoes Tsy C fo-ddp. sold everywhere, 25c. Don't necep, any substifute. For FREE lrial package, address AlleD :. Olasted, Le Roy, \. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01

r-nitsA Staten isads the world In the
manufacture Of cheab. Standardized
cars and how far our manufacturers
will care TOGO In toissasins this com-
petition Ia France viii Be one 81 those
questions upon which the stiAtest Aeht
10 likely 70 BE- made when our treAkiss
with me Unftsd stxtss come up FER
rsvision. ~
the European allies IN the matter Of A.
nance and supplies during the war viii
be found to have produced > spirit OF
give and take among m when ws
come to discuss contentious economic
matters. II could not BE- otherwise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
RICA AND ENGLAND
n BE ECONOMICALLY y
/ RONGER AFTER WAR
~ N1onch Economist Bslieves His Own Country and
H WIN Take Lower Place-Events Of Recent Months
u 4nistus On Plans for Trade Combination Against

with our invaded northern provinces
utterly destroyed by thu Germans, how
can We quickly restore prosperity TO
cur shattered manufacturing districts
by levying heavy import duties upon
American machinery?
We are also under a pressing need
TO BRING our farming methods thor
ouEhly up to date. How could we DO
II by making the importation of cheap
agricultural implements from America
impossible
Such policy is out of the question,
and leaving aside all thought OF SEN
timent, and the intellectual And moral
ties binding the two great republics,
we shah. In our own interest. have to
throw our doors wide open to Ameri-
can manufacturer. of machinery Of
these kinds.
II is not so easy TO say what will
happen as TO the tariff on American
automobiles The automobile Is q very
important part Of French industrialism
and has very influential backing. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
Nine Women Out Of Ten Do Not Know the Elements 03
Food Values Man Needs in His Meals
Their Meals Prepared All Wrong s8
CAUSE OF INDIGESTION AND STOMACH TROUBLE
THREE GOOD WAYS OF GETTING QUICK RELKE
TELL IF YOU ARE B
EATING TOO MUCH

Any man or woman troubled With
stomach or digestion who continues -
cat food only TO pass the time away.
without getting half the noufisi1nt4nt
they should out OF II. are just 40 guilty
OF waste and extravaganza A. the
bloated millionai<s who has food lntd
out on the tablS which he never
Read what this Richmond man sAyA
He awoke to the value of sound
digestion and stomach. ThousAndA
are doing II these days OF high-costinS
foodstuffs. Everyone ought to. Road
what he says: s
II was troubled with stomach trous
bles and indigestion and gAseoua
sour stomach, with helchtnK spells -
my share, and I'd spit up food real
often after meals. and felt altogether
misera BILE. until I saw Tanlac 20 well
advertised and started taking II my
self. am on my second bottle now
and my relief has been wonderful. :
can now eat what did not dare touch
before taking Tanlac. and can eat all
the meat wish-in fact. anything !
want. 1t has done all claimed for II
failed to do. I have taken at least =
dozen different kinds before. but moth
ing ever ala give me the relief I got
from TAnlac. and am feeling Ike
another person. Sure, recommend
IT," said James H. Gibbs. l013 Short
Nineteenth Street. Richmond. Va, 8
butcher at stall ~. Ola Market
Sure! And what II more. when y0N
get your stomach back In shape y0u
get what you pay for In the meat you
eat. You not only rid yourself ol the
pains. the dtsagreeabie hours aftor
meals, tho sleeplessness, the nervous
ness and constipation that come Al0ng
with indigestion You get your Gys-
tenn working ON food 10 the hAat adj
vantage. You begin to notice the RS
suit Anyone that IL getting too psr
cent nourishment out Of their food
Is bound to pick UP right away. Ans
bition. energy and all the nne things
that health brings depends absolutely
on the nourishment you get out OF
that apple. potato. steak. vegetable. or
whatever you eat.
The big thing is to get your moneys
worth. Help build up the system by
eating good food. properly prepared
In the right variety. and then kee.1
the system in such shape that the
noarishnent viil be extracted and not
Just passed through. Did you read
the article on Food Drunkards" In
the column TO the left OF this one
Read it and what the others say about
Tanlac printed on this page.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
THOUSANDS OF FOOD DRUNKARDy
STARVINC -LAC NOlJRI SHuEl
DON'T Be FOOD
DRUNkARD NOW
The Amount Of Energy Per Dol.
lar You Spend for Food q
Vital Question Nowadays

II the reader Il troubled with that
all too prevalent stomach trouble. in
digestion, and the various troubles
that afterwards result, read this state
.ment of a Richmond man,
Il suffered from stomach trouble.
indigestion. etc. ana after meals had
the usual gas and a constant desire to
belch, and would sometimes spit up
my food. 1t gave me most uncom-
Portable feeling and the food tasted
sour when 1t came back in my mouth.
and that uncomfortable feeling would
stay with me for several hours at q
time. Tanlac was doing so much good
for friends Of mine, however, that l
started taking 1t myself, and ! was de-
termined to get relief and was will
ing to give Tanlac a good. thorough
trial took seven or eight bottles
altogether and I am glad to say the
results were exactly what ] wished.
feel great and have no stomach trou-
BILE, 80 I gladly recommend TanlAc.
1t succeeded where many other rem
edies failed and ana glad to speak
in the highest terms of this medicine.
The results were absolutely satisfac-
Moody, well known lodge man ana
trunk hnisher here In Richmond, re-
siding at 31S w. 25th st.
When you put your stomach ana
digestion back to normal you are not
only driving out troublesome symp-
toms are making 1t possible Tor
your system to get the nourishment
II ought TO out OF this high priced
food we are eating these days. JUST
to relieve the pain isn't all. You
want to get the strength and tissue
building good out OF the food you
eat because II you don't you won't
wake UP mornings feeling able to 40
your work. Your nerves won't De
steady. Your head won't be clear.
Your complexion will be off. Your
back will ache, and when you stop
to think q minute your whole system
will be of, because without nourish-
ment your whole system goes wrong.
Your whole life. strength, energy and
ambition is dependent upon the nour-
ishmenr you get out of food ana when
you don't get any because your
stomach and digestion is off you are
in a bad way. Tanlac stimulates and
assists the stomach and digestion back
to normal stirs up the lost appetite,
and that Is why 1t is credited with
miracles. You get all the nourish-
ment you should out OF big, hearty
meals three times day, and you viii
soon begin to feel like performing
miracles. That is where ambition, en-
ergy, weight. steady nerves and sound
health comes from-out OF the food
you eat. The main thing Is to get
your moneys worth out of what you
eat The elimination of the disagree
able, full feeling and indigestion pains
is secondary Did you read the article
on the right about Food Drunkards'
Read it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
EAT MORE Mat IF
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Don't Stop Eating Nourishing
Food and Try to Live On Break.
fast Foods. Get Your Sys-
tenn Working Normal

Now, fet's take the man or wfsfnan
who is troubled with kidneys and a
weak, painful back and see what is
good for them Most every man or
about poor appetite. Read what
this Richmond lady says about such
troub les and then let us analyze it.
Il suffered from kidney and bladder
trouble. she said, II had awful weak
spells and severe pains across my
back. My kidneys were in an awful
state, My appetite was real poor.
Then | saw Tanlac advertised But
now let us wait a minute. The vital
organs need a lot of nourishme emit
Food gives that when it is properly
digested, Probably the start of all
this ladys trouble was begun when
her appetite became poor and through
faulty digestion her system became
Impoverished and run down. causing
the kidneys and bladder to falter in
their duties, Just as soon as you
stop the kidneys working normally the
blood Is no longer filtered OF poisons
and uric acid gets In and causes rheu-
matism and kidney pains as described.
II you stop the kidneys working alto
gether, which you can easily by stop
ping all eating q little while, you then
have Brights Disease. which wipes
out thousands annually.
Well, TO continue her statement, she
said: I have taken Tanlac and
can truthfully say that 1t has done me
lots of good. l feel better than I have
for months and months, and / feel
so grateful and thankful for having
received such benefit from this truly
great remedy l want to recommend 1t
and hope others may try it and receive
the great lift that I did," said Mrs.
A. L. Bolton. Glen Allen. Va, Rich
mend r r D. Route Ne.
Prosperous truckers, such as the
Bolton family. seldom praise reme-
sdy. But as thousands have before
Mrs. Bolton. we urge that you read
what others here in Richmond say
about Tanlac on this page. Read the
article on Food Drunkards. Then you
Will realize that Tanlac can drive out
pains. relieve constipation and thou
sand other ills. if it can get the etom-
ach to extracting the nourishment
from the foods you eat. 1t isn't magic;
it 10 simple. You must admit Read
the article on Food prunkards and
then get bottle OF Tanlac today.
Right from the start almost you'll
notice your system being cleansed and
digestion improved. Then you notice
your appetite picking UP and all Of
sudden lot Of those troubles and
symphonic disappear. Tanlac wins
you because 1t goes right to the spot
whore It ought to, A million (ten
thousand men and womenl endorse It.