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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

w mieScie, jak Chicago Oh
~brzymiem, gdzie sic schodza kro-
Gle tysiecy ludnosci, rozmaitej ma
rodowosci, zwyczajow i obycza--
'j6w, nawyknieh i pogladow trud-
no Jest bardzo 0 SproWadzenle
r0znic takich - a c~zestokroc pre-
ciwichstw zasadniczych do jedne'
90 mianownika, O zniWelowanie
lch do poziomu jednego wsPol'
nego. Nadto w SrodoWiSku takienl
Iwytwarza sic zawsze Gala rozle--
, ola bardzo, bardzo dalekie rozta--
czajqca kregi, sierra interes6w
andlowo-przemysiowych roz-
maitych galezi produkcyi, re So
bq wzajem sic lqczacych, czyli -
m6wiac najog6lniej interesow c.
konomicznych, ktore jednak -
jak zawsze i jak wszedzie Cd
dzia}ywuja - wplywaja bezpo-
Srednio a SLIME ma lokalne intere-
sy polityczne.
TAX bylo i jest tn w Chicago,
gdzie,\ jak wiadomo - i~stnieje
ogromny przemysl alkoholowy /
handel - alkoholoWy, dajqce OIL
brzymie docllody miastu, Wlelu
jego kupcom i przemysloWcom. A
dostarczajqce zatrudnienia i utrzy
mania setkom tysiecy pracowni-
k6w. Fakta te spowodowaly tee
wvtworzenic w mieScie naszem
wielkicj rzeszy zwolcnnikow al
koholu - nawet poza jego konsu-
mentami, kt6rym rozchodzi sig
najczeSciej tylko o obrone wygo-
dnego wlasnego na}ogu; owl
amatorzy konsumenci i ci Praco-
wnicy Industry alkoholowej two
rza wlasnie mnoga armie anti
prohibicyonistycznej partyi, kt6-
re- liczna jest tax bardzo, IL gdy-
by ME wojna = mieczem wszy-
! stkie weziy trudne rozcinajaca, to
partya ia przez prohibicyonistow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

wojennycb: piwo bedzie wolno
wyrabiac tylko miesiac jeszcze,
wyr6b jeso wstrzymaja pc pier
wszym grudnia, a W ciagu PREY.
s2lego roku caly kraj ma bye zu-
pelnie osuszony z alkoholicznych
trunkowoSci i wnioski odnoSne
wedlug wszelkiego prawdopodo-
bienstwa ME bedq odrzucone, ME
pomoga zabiegi k6l, sprzyjaja-
cych wyrobowi napoj6w wysko--
kowych - tax, re nawet przypu-
szczalne zfagodzenia najostrzej-
szej formy dotyczacych who's
kow ME wiele ujma ich original
nemu radykalnemu brzmieniu.
Z okazyi tel tax bardzo waznei
sprawy, -interesujacej ogromnie
wiele osob, angazowanych w pro-
dukcyi = konsumcyi alkoho-
licznych napojow. skreSlimy pa
re uwag w tel kwestyi:
W kraiu naSzvm zdaWna istnic
je wszyscy wiedza - dose sill
ME czynna t. wv. partya prohibi~
cyjna (prohibeo - zakazuje),
zabraniajaca wyrobu i sprzedazy
rozpalajacych trunkow tel
miejscowosci, w kt6rej gore bra
Ia; poniewaz ona day do zamknie
cia szynk6w i karczem, ogranicze-
MA do ostatecznych, mozliwych
grauic ~Sprzedazv alkoholu: ma
zwano jq w satyryczno-politycz-
nym jezyku partya ,sucha". w
Przeciwiehstwie do niej ,,mokra"
razwano partye anti-prohibicyo-
nistycznq, starajac2 sic wszelkimi
sposoby ME dopuScit do ziszczc,
MIA zabieg6w partyi poprzednic
wymienionej.
Wspolzawodnictwo stare a o.
sire dwu tych stronnictw, pre-
~jaWiaj9ce sic ma caiym obszarze
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, wyrazalo
SIC we walkach, gwaltownych -
ramietnych, w nieustannych
przeciwko sobie wzajem wyciecz-
kach, nieraz mocno drastycznych;
badz co badz jednak znaczylo sic
wsp6fzawodnictwo to nieustan--
nymi, chociaz powolnymi poste-
pami a ciagiym wzrostem prohi-
bicyi, kt6ra coraz dalszc, coraz
move zagarniala obSzary ma kar-
Gle tego i zyskiwala ~statecznie CO.
raz wiecej zwolennik6w. w Sta
ME Illinois partya ,.sucha" objela
juz pod swoje wplywy try czwar
tc og6lnej liczby powia-
tow, a gdyby ME Chicago, walka
o osuszenie Illinois, wiele byla-
by latwiejsza i prawdopodobnic
zakoiiczylaby sic zwyciestwem
prohibisyi o wiele rychlej, ale
acknowledgements metropolis z mi
lionowa swa ludnoscia miesza--
ma, z olbrzymia liczba swoich
szynkow, reStauracyi i lokal6w
Wszclkiego rodzaju. W kt6rych
,,nie sposob' obyc sic be- ,.alko-
holu', to miasto wiec, drugie Z
rzedu w Ameryce, utrudnialo O.
gromnie prace i starania prohibi-
cvonistow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

by bye pokonana.
Podobnie jak w Chicago, byio
i jest pc wszy3tkich innych wiel-
kich przemyslowych miastach a.
merykahskich.
Jak kolosalne finanse wchodza
W gre PREY movie O przemysle
alkoholowym i handful ola
przykiadu podajemy, re tylko
chicagoska grupa przemyslu |
handful alkoholowego przyniosia
w r. 1909. & tego roku wykazy
statystyczne many pod reka) po-
datku ME mniej jak $7,23O,O39.4O
do kas m~iejSkich, bylo to prawie
lyle samo, lie miasto zyskalo ra-
zem W tym roku: Z podatk6w cd
realnoSci gruntowych, Cd wlas--
noSci nicruchomcj, oraz Z podat-
ku Cd ruchomoSci; Wszystkie in
ne galezie przemyslu, czy handful
ami w przyblizcniu dochodu lyle
ME przyniosa i teraz, ami tez ME
przyczyniaja sic w podobnie wy
datny spos6b do utrzylnania mia
sta.
Z kolei ma podniesienic zaslu--
guje i ten wzglad - swoja droga
fatalny re zwyczajem tutej-
Sym Wszclkic mozliwe intcresy,
%transakcye, pertraktacye etc. "a
latWia sic - PREY szklance Tub
kicliszku, stad wywierajQ SYN
ki i alkohol wp}yw ogromny IA
caloksztalt tutejszego handful /
przemyslu a dalej i ~posrednio ma
polityke. Pc tenn Samez szynki,
karczmy ETC., sa r0Wniez konsu-
>uentami, i Odbiorcami Dadzwy--
czajnie dzielnymi w ca]ym szc-
regu innych galezi. zaczawszy
Cd wlaScicicli realnoSci, a
skonczywszy ia kupcach ar
tykufow s~pozywczych; plaza
oni olbrzymie sunny "a czynsze
wlaScicielom realnosci, "a opal,
oSwietlenie (gaz, clektryka), tele-
fony, l6d, mieso, wyroby rzezni-
cze i inne wszclkie artykuly spo-
zywcze, "a mleko i trunek niealko
holiczne, cygara, "a towary szkla-
ne, roboty rozmaite w swoich To-
kalach ftp. plaza tez sporo ma
,,cele dobroczynne" a jake, a
gdy sic doda do tego licencye
szynkarskie. rzadowe podatki,
wodne oplaty, widzimy, re SYM
XII, re handel alkoholowymi napo-
jami obraca sumami kolosalneni
i angazujc - wszystkic chyba ga
lezie produkcyi krajowej i ham
dlu.
TAX OTTO stale sic, IL alkohol
wzros} calym ogniw p~oteznych
szeregiem w lahsuch spraw exc
nomiczno = finansowych spole-
czenstwa. Zwolennicy ~alkoholu, a
wrogowie prohibicyi jake jeden 4
rajsilniejszych swoich argument
tow podnoszq owo wiasnie wro-
Sniecie Industry alkoholowej W
sam grunt calej tutejszej gospo--
dark ekonomicznej. finansowej
4 w bardzo wiclkiej mierze / poll
tycznej "a wpiywem znacznej SUI
NY podatk6w i oplat, plynacych
Z alkoholu, ora przcz Wpiywy
trywatne, zamoznycll fabrykan-
tow i kupcow W dzicdzinie alko--
holu, odgrywajqcych nieraz pier.
w~szorzednc role W polityce miej-
scoWej.
Sila argumentu tego jest jed
FAX pozornie tylko n~icwzruszo--
ia, DO jak niema watpliwosci, re
caIy przcmysl ! handel alkoholo--
wei Industry omawianej - Il,
swym ~niezdrowy. jake oparty ME
Tia naturalnych do zycia ludzko-
Sci potrzebach, ale ma utrzymaniu
i p~odniccaniu zgubnych nalog6w,
- tax samo tcz pcwnem jest ! to,
&c po skasowaniu gcncralncm O.
wei industry omawinaej - n
wolnionc silly i energia mas spoie-
cznych. zuzywane obecnie ma
,.uncz rnn1nchn nlknhnln n6Zniei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

Osobno dodamy, IL byi Sp. X.
Farley szczerze zyczliwie usposo-
b;ony wzgledem Polakow, PREY
chylnie przyjai i popiera} kolekty
ma Polske, wojnq nawiedzona, a
rawet mySlaI wiele i troskaf sic o
lcpszem zorganizowaniu katoli--
k6w polskich w samem mieScie
Now York, ktore - jake glow
ny port kraju, przyjmuje wszel'
kie emigracyjne importy pierw =
see. a vice ! Polak6w posiada Il
czbe sporq, niedoStatecznie Jak
dotad zaopatrzona pod wzgleden'
religijnym - giownie dla braku
kapian6w polskich. w samem mic
seize tenn mogloby bye kilka para
ii: polskich, hub przynaimniej je,
dna wca1e spora, lecz niestety ME-
ma komu zajat sic organizacya Pc
I15nii tamtejszej-ku stracie naszej
podw6jnej - pod wzgledem reli,
g;invm i narodowym. o tych RE,
each X. kardynat Farley wiele
mvslal ! ubolewal mad stosunka'
mi DoIskimi w miescie n. York
iecz ME m6gl i'm narazie poradzic
a tvmczasem i ;mierc zycia jegc
czynnego i wysoce zasiuzonegc
przeciela pasmo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

Me=oUte Stqnu wSSedsie sgd-
Ggajq sic ID 1dGniu. Ee RiRSf ISL
nice zjedROcsORa, nteSnLeSnG I
sGmoZSqdRa POLSkG.
- WOODROW WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

Rzq9 RdTOdu prseE Rdr6d ala
aGr0du. ME sginie z DOUIeEzchM
gfSML
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

X. Jan Farley byl W calem ~
ciu swojem wybornym typem ka-
pIana. zamilowanego w swej dusz
p~asterskiej piracy, gotowego do
poswieceh - miioSnika Bozcj
prawdy i nauczyciela Chrystuso--
wei s~puScizny. Zycie jego zwq
.iScie Swietem - tax byio czyste
! nieskalane, skromne, tax pe(nr
osobistych zalet i cn0t, re budzi-
10 ono uzasadniony podziw bu--
dowalo wzniosiym przykiadem
.tych, co go blizej znali, CO sic Z
MIN zetkneli i pod jego kierowni-
ctwem pracowali. Dobroczynny
.nadzwyczajnie, ojciec wszystkich
cierpiacych, dbaiy o oswiate
ch~rze$cijanska i szerzenie wiedzy
j nauki chrzeScijahskie - zajmo-
wal sic osobiScie tymi wszystki,
mi dzialami swoich rozlegiych
wpiywow, 4 pr~zystepny / popular
ny - p~rawdziwie pc amerykan--
sku umial wzniosioSc godnoSci
swej wysokiej laczyc z ludzkoSci2
Ii dobrotliwoSciQ, kt6ra mu wszy-
stkich zjednywaia. Zaslusi jego w
archidyecezyi nowojorskiej wiel-
kle ! mnogie p~ozyskaly mu hardy
nalska purpure w r. 1911, a wy
r6znienie to bardzo wielkie i
rzadkie, gdy sic zwazy, IL dyece-
Eva nowojorska jest uwazana stu
sznie "a najwazniejsza bodaJ W
Stanach H., tax dalece, re juz te-
raz m6wia, IL Papiez zaStrzegl
sobie podobno sam zamianowa--
NE nastepcy ia tenn arcybiskup-
stwie - najwidoczniej uwazaj2c
i wyr6zniajqc Nowy York - ia
Iko do pewnego stoPnia eNporytu-
re gi6wna katolicyzmu w tym
kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

SOY NINLoSOHN "e
ccdonii wyda swoje owOce. Jezc-
Ii paiistwa ccntralne ME uzyczq
pomocy Bulgaryi, ostateczna iej
kieska jest pewna; jezeli zaS po-
moc ia n~adejdzie, bedzie to bar
dzo ma reke experimentation "a
chodnim, kt6rzy tylko czekaja ma
to, by Austrya i Niemcy pozbyiy
sic reszty swych rezerw. Media
VINO donosify depesze, re S00.OOc
armia wloska, wyekwipowana We
wszelkie p~otrzeby w%ojenne wspa-
male, stoi mad rzeka Pave, goto-
wa do %uderzenia, skoro tylko All
strya wycofa chocby Geese swo-
ich rezcrw ma froncic wioskim.
w Berlinic i Wiedniu panujc
rop}och Z powodu kryzysu bull
garskiego. Napr6zno gazety sta
raja sic wytlumaczyc ludnosci, re
81 to obawy przedwczesnc. Mkt
i'm ME wierzy, poniewaz lyle razy
daily one dowod swego kiamstwa.
Szczegolnie Austryi zagraza kle-
ska buigarska wielka ruina. Po'
koj z Buigarya oddaiby Serbie "
rece Aliant6w a przez to otworzy
rzylby ola ich armii droge do po-
ludniowych p~rowincyi austrya-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
STROLLERS QUARTET
 DRAWS BIG AUDIENCE

The crowd that turned out to hear the StrOllers' quartet number ot the V M C. A lecture course conld not begin to get into the gymnasium. Male quartette numbers are evidently popular in the district These four singers have distinctive class. Their voices whether in solo or qusrtette singing pleased immensely. But their program was poorly selected. It was mixed so much and extended to cover such a wide range that no lover Of certain songs, old or new. could be- gin to be pleased with it as a 'lhole- In other words. there was a little of everything on this program and not much of anything in particular.
 Even one old sweet song. especial ly adapted for a male quartette, would have gone far towards pleas ing certain of the male QuaItette fans present "The Bridge" Annie Laurie "The Rosary End or a Perfect Day. any one of these would have been wonderful as sung by this high class melody four. but all were missing from the roll call The writ CT does not very well remember what they sing. Nothing impressive along the star dust trail of melody that is sure.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
CANYON DISTRICT
 SCHOOL PROGRAM.

A very interesting program was given Friday afternoon bv the Canyon District No. 73 school in homer of George Washington's birthday. The school board composed of P. F. Prath- CT. Mrs. Alex Laurinas and E E. Thomas. gave a vote of thanks to Miss Cornish teacher. for the interest she has taken in the pupils.
 The following program was given: America-By all.
 Address of welcome-By Lehnie
 OucSS. Recitation-~No Excuse For Us'-
 .........B By Velma Hannon. Columbia-By all.
 The Blue and The Gray-By Alice
 Hannor. Ballad of Betsy Ross-By Edna.
 ........-...-..-. Roper. Colonial Tea Party-By the girls. The Flag-By Gladys Prather. Star Spalgled Banner-By all. Flag Salute-By all
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
MAY ROBSON COMES HERE FEBRUARY 26

The melodramatic farce. "A Little Bit Old-Fashioned." in which May Rob son will appear at the Orpheum on February 26. relates with delicious humor. tender pathos and mary comic embellishments the story of a wife who. in her devotion to her home, has neglected the trifles of life for its larg- CT issues. thereby losing momentarily the interest of her husband. Though long having been considered a little bit old fashioned. and for that reason kept in the background of his life. in his time of need her unerring. instinct leads her straight to the heart of his dilemma. Her method of bringing him to her feet. achieving the successful elimination of the deal tha' crowns him with success. and unmasking the other woman, leaves nothing to be de- sired in the way of fun and sentiment.
 Miss Robson. as the wife who is be- hind the times. makes the part so hu- man. so qu6int. so lovable. spontane- ous and sensible that she raises come dy far above a mere means 10 secure a laugh and enthrones it among the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24

home no one thought I would puii through
 Tt was what others said in the pap CTS about Tanlae that caused me to take il l didn't figure on getting vel because I had tried so many things with no results. but. do you know. feel better right now than have in years I'm thoroughly relieved of ais that awful rheumatism, stomach trO0- ble and everything else that bothered: me. In fact. I'm now a well man and can go the rounds with anybody and l can't refrain from talking Tanlac when there are so many people need ing just such medicine. ] will be glad to tell anybody at any time what Tanlac has done for me an1 you are welcome to my statement for the good it may bring to others"
 Tanlac is sold iR Bisbee by J. M. Ball, in Douglas by Douglas Drug Co-. in Paradise by G. A. Walker, in Bowie by Bowie Drug Store. in San Simon by J. B. Cooke, in Wilcox by A A Nichol- son, in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co. in Benson by C. F. Moss Phcy-. and in Gleeson by B. A. Taylor Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
A PROPHETIC POEM

(These lines were written by Her man Hagerdon Jr. as the class poem of Harvard, 1907, and recently were reprinted in the Boston Post because of their peculiar appropriateness9 There's tramping of hoofs in the busy
 street, There's clanking of sabers on floor
 and stair, There's sound of restless, hurrying
 feet, Of voices that whisper. Of lips that
 entreat- Will they live, will they die. will
 they strive, will they dare? The houses are garlanded. flags flut-
 ter gay, For a troop of the Guard rides fcrth
 today. Oh. the troopers will ride and theiI
 hearts will leap. When it's shoulder to shoulder and
 friend to friend But it's some to the pinnacle, some
 to the deep. And some in the glow of their
 strength to sleep; And for all it's a fight to the tales
 far end And it's each to his goal. nor turn nor
 sway, When the troop of the Guard rides
 forth today. The dawn is upon us. the pale light
 speeds To the zenith with glamor and
 golden dart. On. up, Boot and saddle, Give
 spurs to your steeds, There's a city beleaguered that cries
 for mems deeds, With the pain of the world in its
 cavernOus heart.
 Ours be the triumph Humanity
 callsi
 Life's not a dream in the clover. On to the walls. on to the walls.
 On to the walls and over,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
TEXAS CITIES WAGE
 WAR STAMP CONTEST

F. c. BIedsoe, of the firm of Hood & Bledsoe. has returned from business trip to San Antonio. The local firm are distributors for the Ford company in this section. The district executive office of the Ford company is located in the Texas city.
 General business conditions in Tex as and in San Antonio observed were good" said Mir. Bledsoe. Everybody is busy and inquiry developed the fact that the citizens have bought literally of Liberty bonds and Thrift stamps and are still buying. Texans. to man are supporting the government in the war with Germany. San Antonio has a large population of German-born citi- Zens and these was told were among the most loyal to our government I found Ford cars were popular there as elsewhere and sales were aviating for the car that starts and always arrives"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
50. PACIFIC FIREMAN
 KNOCKED OUT ON RUN
Had Suffered Terribly For Years-Tzkes TsHlac and
 Is Now ? We'll Man

'You can just take my statement and publish it to tho world so that every body who cares to may profit by my experience with Tanlac." said E. IG Turner recently Mir Turner is fire man on a Southern Pacific passenger train between San Antonio and HOus- ton and resides at ISIS North Hack berry Street. San Antonio.
 sYes. sir. feel that I owe my life to Tanlac.- continued Mir Turner. 'and also feel it my duty to tell everybody about it. For two years I suffered from rheumatism stomach trouble and Q general rundown condition whic1 rendered me unable to work at times l had no appetite. the rheumatism was awful and simply suffered torture. At times I could hardly get into my en- zine and more than once I have actu- ally fallen. ] was so crippled up and hurt so bad One time while on a trip from Houston ! had an attack that knocked me completely out The en- gineer had 10 pick me up and help me the best he could and when we got
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
BASEBALL SEASON TO
 OPEN TODAY; TEAMS
 STAGE FIRST CLASH

The c. & A. baseball team and Go L. Thirty-five infantry nine of Lowell will stage an exhibition game tomor- row afternoon at the Warren base- ball park. No admission will be charged.
 Captain Mickey Morris of the C. x A. club will play first base for that team with Secretary Roy Boat behind the bat. Youngman. Deardorf and Jensen are other infielders while John Galt. Ed. Cowan and some new players will handle the outfield johs with Campbell. COthran and Curley at tending to the slab work
 The Junction Briggs boys are get ting the baseball fever and it IS eX- peeted that this c. & A. outfit will organize soon and place a team in the league to be organized this srrins
 There is considerable ball talk at the Denn mine and with a number of players there it is possible that this outfit will place team in the field.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
DEPUTIES LEAVE TO
 RETURN PRISONERS

Deputy SheFiffs Jack Ryan and Al lie Howe left yesterday for Deming and Fl Paso to secure four prisoners. At Fl Paso they will take E. c. Wal lace and Bill Denny in charge. BotE are accused of borrowing money from friends here. Two trunks which they claim are held in Fl Paso and they will be brought back here with tue prisoners as it is thought they may contain articles borrowed from friends here by the two men.
 Al Deming Frank Mania, charged with grand larceny. and Paul Dehaud. said to have deserted his family and failed to provide for them. will be taken into custody.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
SONG SERVICE OPENS
 NEWS SUNDAY CLUB

The Men Sunday club will he in session at the Y. M. C. A. today and an excellent program of events has been arranged.
 At o'clock there will be an or chesira recital. and at 4:SO. song service which will include a vocal solo by Lewis Ee Cuyer ard two new patriotic songs which will be sung here for the first time
 Doctor Henry Stoush. travelling army Y. NJ. c. A. chaplain. will speak at , o'clock while the Fellowship Bible Study club will meet Rt S:S0 and the Current Events club at z o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24

worlds most powerful forces for sym pathy and universal good. Her spler' did portrayal of this character, espe- cially during the highly amusing mo- ments when she is overcome by fear. is something long to be remembered.
 "A Little Bit Old-Fashioned" is by Anna Nichols. and is purely American. It is novel, full of life and action and assures an evening of wholesome mer- riment- There is laugh in nearly ev- cry line and movement.
 Augustus Pitou. who is presenting Miss Robson, has surrounded her with a company of selected players. includ- ing Robert Lowe. Howard l. Smith. Jesma Shattuck. Peggy Cameron. Edith Conrad and Lillian farmer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
BISBEE HIGH DIVIDES
 HON0RS WITH BENSON

The Bisbee high school basketball teams broke even at Benson in their games there yesterday with the Rem son high school lives. In the boys game BiSbee won out by the lop sided score of 3S to while the local girls were defeated by the Benson basket shooters II to f.
 In addition to the players from Bis bee number of roOters made the trip by machine. The Bisbeeites. in cluding Coach E. J. Laurenson and Chaperon Miss J. StimsOn. win re- turn home today.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
CENTRAL SHOWS HART
 IN STIRRING DRAMA

What Is considered to be one Of the most unusual Hart pictures ever made The Night Stage w. s. Hart is assisted by Robert Edeson the able portrayer of western roles making the picture exceptional from the stand point of proper presentation inasmuch as these two stars are classed as the greatest opponents of the western type. The play is replete with thrills and has all the action and dramatic moments of the typical Hart play.
 Will be shown at The Central thea ter today only continuous l to II.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
SOUTH BISBEE FIRE
 BURNS TWO BUILDINGS

South Bisbee was the scene of a fire yesterday which burned two houses despite the efforts of the Bisbee and Lowell fire departments and two hoses played upon the conflagration from the South Bisbee shaft
 Sam Moore and Bert Martin resided in one of the houses and the other was occupied by R. B. Dill. The loss was $3.O00- The fire started in the kitchen of the house in which Martin and Moore lived.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24

President c. M. Barton of the Du Pont Nitrate company operating in Chile told a gathering of the Dels- ware section of the American Chem ical society that his company had sue ceeded in extracting potash from the Chilean nitrate ores in paying quan- tiles and the secret of extraction had been given to other companies representing the allies interests in Chile
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
DANGEROUS SPY ARRESTED.
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SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 2s.-Work- ing under the direction of the Ger man consulate at Denver before the war. and foremost. it is charged, in spreading German propaeanda ana spy activities in Wyoming. Idaho. Colorado and Utah since April s. 1917. Frank Mollmann. German reservis,, was today ordered interned st Fort Douglas for the duration or the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
THREE YEARS MORE WAR.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Acording to Governor Charles H. Brough of Ar. kansas. the judgment of official Wash ington is that there will be three years of war. Fresh from a visit to 1he national capital Governor BroIsh made this stateemnt here today in a speech at the congress of national service of the National Security league.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24

love and success Love comes in the person of the little country girl and it is her father. the quaint old village druggist. who aids materially in cOn- pounding ~Cupid's Prescription"
 The Baby Vampires interpolate two big series of whistley song numbers and a special treat to the eye is the exquisite wardrobe worn by the dane ing damsels-each costume creation
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24

being chic in style, harmonious in col or and above all refreshingly new-a point on which even the highest pric ed attractions have heretofore over looked.
 Prominent in the cast of Cupid 's Prescription" will be Ed. Redmond. Myrtle Dingwell. Joe Kemper. Marvin Hammond. Minor Reed. Robbie Deane. Billy Cochran, Mrs. Ed Redmond. Ed