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Evening journal., 1918-05-28

Belfart. to fee .frem that city. as II
was feared the Germans would turn
their gun on that fortress. In less than
two hours Madame koechlin had fol-
lected a few things and was leaving by
a midnight train with her two Belgian
dogs. Flambeau and Cita. prizes from
the kennels de la Garenne, owned by
NJ Ponsaer, at Houdeng, Belgium, ar
riving at little village Arc. where Mr..
and Mrs. Speakman were stationed with
the Wilmington Dental Ambulance.
when Mrs. Speakman left, Madame
Koechln gave her puppy, Criquette,
which was brought here and bred TO
the American champion King Cole,
owner OF the silver medal and cham
plonship certificate issued by the
American Kennel Club.
These dogs are used by the Paris
police force 10 trace the Apaches.
Eighteen OF them are used at Engle-
wood. n. J. One OF them holds the
record for catching q notorious thief.
They are very intelligent and make
ideal companions or for sentry dogs In
the trenches
Mrs. Koechlin's husband is now
training our American boys 10 fy."
In the course OF the speechmakins
that closed the evening, Governor
Townsend said that the congratulated
those In charge OF the campaign and all
Delaware. He said when he attended
the little school back In the early days
he did not count In the millions. as was
necessary 10 keep track OF the BIG
things the Red Gross had been doins
doing here In Wilmington and through
out the State He was now, compelled
TO count In big figures 10 follow UP the
doings OF the workers In the drive. He
said the little State was the FIRST in the
Union, and that since Caesar Rodney
first rode through the State at the time
OF the Declaration OF Independence, II
has continued 10 lead IN all military pa
rades since He said that when a man
from California oncea asked. What DO
you mean by Delaware9 Where Is it7
he was compelled TO answer that Della
ware was doing Big things quite a few
years before California was born. He
said that other States do not realize the
full extent OF Delaware's importance and
ability TO do the things worth while.
II the Kaiser should hear or such a
small State tripling its quota In humani-
tartan work. and II he snould know OF
the peoples patriotism here. ] believe
he would give up now and sue for
peace" said the Governor. ~ am proud
TO be Governor OF the next smallest
State In the Union"
Mrs. Elizabeth Currier made appropri-
ate remarks and emphasized the import
ance Of educating the people OF the
United States in the workings and tho
good the Red Cross is doing. 1T must
be kept,up." she said
Charles Scott. Jr.. head Of the Della
ware Pennsylvania division OF the Red
Cross, spoke briefly and Congratulated
the team captains. the workers and all
who contributed for the wonderful
showing made. He said he would send
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

The amount each team reported dur
ing the drive is as follows
No. T. $3.50, ,0i974.
No. 2. si047, ,64450.
No. 3, s636e0s4.
No. 4. s3i.39025.
No. 5. s45,is633.
No. 6, sie5,O70
No. I, s88,432.5i.
No. s, s29, 9,652.3i.
No. Q, s55,2iii5.
No. 10, s23,s23si.
No. II, se,0i9i0
No. ~. s267, 1886
No. IS. s5t .530ie
The total number OF subscribers was
$3.50.
Pierre S. duPont's Team No. 2. had
The largest subscription amount, the
total being si.0i7,64480 80. Team No. 1,
Of Miss Emily P Bissell, had the larg-
est number OF subscribers, 4.293 Each
Of these teams received an honor ban
ner.
Team No. II will have In the neigh
borhood OF $1,000 to report yet, all the
workers not having made their returns
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
BLOOD AND IRON"
A Combination That Makes for Bette
HeaIth This Spring.

Every man and woman who would
enjoy good health this spring, and
would have such life and strength as
not 10 be a Stacker. but equal to any
thing. must have an abundance OF iron
IN the blood
The new iron tonic, Peptiron, COM
bines this valuable metal IN medicinal
form so that 1t is easily absorbed and
readily assimilated.
Peptiron also includes pepsin, nux,
celery, gentian and other tonics-nerve
helps, digestives and carminatives-a
health-givlng medicine In the form OF
chocolate-coated pills, convenient and
pleasant to take. It has given entire
satisfaction in cases Of anemia or thin
blood, paleness. nerve debility, brain
fag. One or two Peptiron after each
meal will quickly. tell a story OF mar
velous results.
Peptirou is prepared by its orisinat-
ors. c. l. Hood Co., Lower, Mass.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

"In days Of old
When knights were bold7"
AS told In song and story.
Brave warriors fought.
And wonders wrought
For honor, love and glory,
But, friends, say
Our knights today
Surpass the ancient fighters.
With sword and gun
They'll snite the Hun,
And "csn" the brutal blighters
Our Sammies, brave
The world TO save,
Are doing deeds OF daring.
And "Over There"
More than their share
OF burdens sore are bearing.
So, let us swear
Our part 10 bear,
And do II cen TO dying.
With open hand
And heart we'll stand
Our soldiers needs supplying
Some bit we've done
To chase the Hun,
But more we must be doing.
Let no one ask:
What is my task"
But just so on pursuing.
To give and give
While yet we live,
And never cease our giving,
Until unfurled
Throughout the world,
Meath Freedoms nag we're living.
Not one must shirk
This Red Cross work;
Not one must fail or falter;
Till "Bill the Brute"
Is sent ''the route"
By bullet. sword or halter.
But what would we
Without you be,
Oh. woman, strong and tender
What could we do,
Had we not you?
Dear Comforter and Member
Brave sisters true,
We welcome you
In times Of stress and trouble;
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
LIVERPOOL, May 2s-Spots opene'
quiet today with prices unchanged
Sales amounted to 1000 bales. ReceiI
were 10000 bales, all American. O.
mlddlings, new, 2i.70; mlddlinss, q
2i.is. Futures, old contracts, May-Jui
1895; June-July, 1887.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

You salve our pains,
While all our gains
And all our joys you double.
II here you bide.,
Or venture wide
Across the parlous ocean;
Your dauntless souls
Play angel roles
or service and devotion.
Your hearts Of gold
Grow never cold,
Nor faint at dire reverses
In camp and fleld
Ye never yield,
Oh, noble Red Cross nurses
The Rev. T. NJ Kirkus offered the in
vocation at the opening Of the meeting
and the Rev Charles L. Candee pro-
nounced the benediction at the close.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
NEW YORK COTTON.

BY The United Press. .
NEW YORK, May 2s-The cotton
market opened heavy today. July sold
at 24.45, of 7; October. 1920, OF i2, and
December, 23.05, off IS.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
MARKET OPENS LowEl
Bv The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, May 2s-The stck mar
ket opened generally lower toda5 with
Baldwin Locomotive PRACTICAL; the
only leader advanced. This stocA was
up 1 point at s21t. Five thousand shares
Of United States Steel were oferd at
tOsA and 300 at iO5A. of y to 4 pint.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

development department; Mrs. David
Lindsay, medical department; Mrs. VIII
liam Ashbrook. knitting department; {;
Mrs. Donald Pennington surgical de-
partment; Mrs. Stsnlar. motor depart
ment; Mrs T. w. Wilson, publicity de-
partment, are all on team 4, as we'll as
their special work in the regular activi-
ties OF the organization.
Reads Original Poem
When team No. 9, Of which Mayor
Lawson was captain, made It's report
the Mayor called upon Jerome B. Bell.
member Of the team, who read the
following poem dedicated to the Red
Cross:
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
Sam Loyd's S Brain Food
seven MInutes to DIpest ThIs.

EDNNN HfAAANhI- W 1ANNtA AnArs
No. 1883.
Each sentence may be completed
by a duplicated word placed In the
two blank spaces:
In order not to ........ my purse l
dwell In a ........ stories up In the
air
On account OF his irritable .-....
we did not dare 10 ....... even
whisper.
He approached the ........ and
told him ne could ....... create for
his publication. but the chief
thought otherwise.
He did not ..... the hole for
the reason that we had placed a
....-... It,.
don't know whether you have
ever been In ........ not, but take
my word for It. the lot OF a ........
Is hard.
ANSWER TO NO. 1872.
Behalf Farewell, Cabin. Caravan,
China.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

Lost articles vii, be found by adver-
tising in the Want Ads and good in
vestments may be had In the Want
hds.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
LOCAL SECURTIES|

Laird and Company. duPpt Building,
furnish the following qutations on
local securities:
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
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CONTINUED From First Page)
courthouse tower. So they just ended
the campaign with Delawares quota
more than four times subscribed.
Scenes OF unbridled enthusiasm fol-
lowed the announcement Of grand
total OF s2i2e.2i7 for the Red Cross
drive in Delaware, made by Chairman
Henry p. scottf OF the campaign com
mftee In the green room Of the Hotel
dupont last night at the victory dinner
o1d meeting for the team captains and
workers
Wilmington celebrated its quadruple
victory last night at nine O'Clock with
the blowing Of whistles and the clang-
irz OF bells. The din was kept up many
minutes throughout the city. Street
car motormen Joined IN the celebration
BY banging the bells on their cars, and
small boys whistled and yelled on the
streets.
The campaign Just ended has been
notable for the large amounts given to
this great Humanitarian cause. Mr. and
Mrs. p. s. dupont have been especially
distinguished by the large sums they
have contributed. The total contribu-
tions Of Mr.. and Mrs. p s. dupont
amount to s57e,696. The contributions
of P. S. dupont personally amounted
10 s464636 The contributions OF Mrs.
dupont amounted to ieii5,000
The contributions Of p. S dupont
reaching as docs the sum OF nearly
half million dollars, is believed to be
the largest contributed anywhere in the
country by any one individual 10 the
recentgRed Cross campaign.
At the noon luncheon the total
amounted 10 s2,0O0.2S52s. Following
the dinner last night si2s,9S2.66 more
was reported. bringing the grand total
up 10 s2.i29,i27.9s. And the end Is not
yet Dr.. G. Layton Grier. captain Of
Team No. f3. which solicited in Kent
ana Sussex counties, reported last
night that he had not heard from all
his Sussex workers, and that he thought
he would have from $4,000 10 $4,000
more 70 turn in DR.. Grier reported
1o059 subscribers last night and $751;
$50 tsi contributed by them.
The amount and number OF sub
scriptions received last night were as
follows:
No. OF sub
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22
FEW CENTS DESTROYS YOUR DANDRUFF AND
 STOPS FALLING HAIR
Save your hair, Make 1t thick, wavy and beautiful
 try this!

Thin. brittle. colOrleSs and scraggy hair is mute evidence of neglected scalp; or dandruff-that awful seurf.
 There is nothing so destructive to he hair as dapdruff. .t roes the hair of its lustre. it's strength and its very life: eventually producing feverish- ness and itching of the scalp. which if not remedied caueses the hair roots 10 shrink. loosen and die-tken the hair falls out fast. A litle DanGerine to- night-rJw-any time-win surely save your hair.
 Get a small bottle Of knOwltCn's ! lDanderine from any drug store or tot ' let counter. and after he frs applica- ton your hair will take on that life. lus- tre and iuxuriance which is SO beauti- ful. IL will become wavy and iufy and have the appearance of abundance. an ineomparable gloss and sOf,ness;
 but what will please you most will be after just a few weeks use. when you
 will actually see To- Of fine, downy
 hair-new hair-growing all over the
 scalp,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22
STOCK UP ON COAL

(Rv Review Leased Nirel
 KANSAS CITY. Feb. Elf the coal supply in the middle west is to be ac- eauate next fall and winter it will be necessary for all consumers to lay Tn their stocks months ahead of time thus making available larger reserves for emergencies, according to the opinions expressed today at meeting here of state fuel administrators. dep uty district distributors, representa- tiyes of railroads. coal operators an. retail dealers of the seventeenth Iuel zone.
 The seventeenth zone mclndes MS souri. Kansas. Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Iowa
 Speakers urged that a sliding scale of prices be adopted. which would bring coal cheaper to the consumer who buys in April than the one who buys in September.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22

Darby Wm. Henry, 671. 31615 S
 Spring St. Los Angeles. Cal Durhen Fred. 221s, Gen Del. Fl PasO
 Tex Dunn Cecil Clarence. 5S9s. 1924 ?
 Ave. Douglas. Ariz- Dietrich Randolph, 5S93. Bis5ee. Arz DoOley John Everett, 654S, Demins
 N. NJ. Eagle John. 76O. Int Hotel. Douglas Ariz- Edwards John. 4I2. Bowie. Ariz- Eason James Elisha, 1856. Esqusda,
 Son, Mex England Suen. s6s4. Bisbee. Ariz- Forsman Wm., 7O1. Bisbee. Ariz. Franklin Chas. C.. 1929, 1511-23rd
 Douglas, Ariz. Forsgth James. 2424, Lowell. Ariz Thomas James Findley. 3S29, 220 E
 14th. Tucson. Ariz- Fossi Hjalmar, 41S9, Lowell. Ariz- Fisher Elmer C.. 4542. Pirtleville,
 Ariz FIui Henry. 5O6s. Hotel. Lowell. Ariz. Frisco Albert. $40 20S-6th Douglas,
 Ariz- GrOescheI Alvin. 2l9. Bisbee, Ariz Gray Frank Henderson, 116S. 743-13th.
 Douglas. Ariz Gardner Jesse Gordon. 3576, C & A. s.
 Co, Douglas, Ark Gonzales Refugio. 373S. Wilcox. Ariz- Gardner 5ohn E.. 44l9. Lowell. Aria GalIsrio Richard P. 1923. Lowell, Gallagher Pat. 51ss. o. K St. Bishee.
 Ariz. Gently Martin. 5ss7. II Tank Hill,
 Bisbee. AriZ- Carver Wm- Clyde, 56S4. 1909 F Ave,
 Douglas. Ariz GOtt John C.. 6060, KingspOrt. Tenn Gonzales Carlos, 607S. Chihuahua Hill
 Bisbee. Ariz- Griffith Ray F.. 6715. Bisbee. Ariz- Grijalva. Maeiovio. 30201s. Asua Prie-
 ta. Son. Mex Grijalva Reyes. 5S24Is. Asua Priets.
 Son. Mex aayne Esaizs. 1925. 53O-12th. Douglas.
 Ariz- Hsdssn Tim. 1851. Gen Del. Bisbee.
 Ariz- Harper wm. Jacob. so27, EseOndido.
 Cal Haggbloom Emil. 3s21. Bisbee. Ariz- Harvey John. 4645. Bisbee. Ariz- Hounshen Jas Hampton. sS7S. Main
 St, Lowell. Ariz- Herrera Carlos. 5166. Tin Town, Lo-
 well. AriZ Hileman Wm- Jas. 5513, 97i W 42n-i.
 Los Angeles Cal Hernandez Angel. 5SsS, COchise. Aria Hicks Ernest Francis. 6179. Bells,
 Tex Herrera Juan. sz7S. GlessOn. Ark Hunt W. J. 65Os. S6 Warren Hill,
 Bisbee. AriZ- Hcllas Joseph 653S, Mission Hotel
 Douglas, Ariz- lrelsnd AIhert, 20. co Ponet Hotel,
 Los Angeles. Cal Jackson Jesse. 3IS6, Lowell Ariz Jones Earl D.. 4425. Bx 123S, Bisbee.
 Ariz- January John. 45s2. 1OS2-16;h, Dos
 glaS Ariz
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22
COUNTY EXEMPTION BOARD ISSUES
 LIST OF ASSISTANTS FAILING ID
 SUBMIT QUESTIONNAIRES IN DRAFT
More Than Hundred Egbles Do Not Secure Little Question Blanks, According to Cochaise County Officials List of Possible Slackers Contains Many From Warren Dis 1 trict-

A list Of more than loo residents of COchise county who have failed tC secure. sign and return their ques tiOnnaires to the COchise county draft board. has been issued from the Of flee of the board at Tombstone, and certified to the office of the adjutani general of Arizona. Those listed in ti.e scertificatiOn nave automatically forfeited all rights to deferred cl5s- sificatiOn. and are now in Class ,, subject to immediate induction into the army The list as issued by Ray B. Krebs. member of the COchise county local board. follows:
 X Adams Win. No. g. Watts Hotel
 Douglas. AriZ Allen Walter. 2724, Warren. Ariz- Arandulez Miguel, z414. Caroabel-
 Ariz
 Alvarez Natalie. 471s. Tombstone,
 Ariz-
 Apcdaca Tiburcio H.. 1862. SEQ Grssn
 street. Douglas. Ariz- Allen A. M-, 6200, Brewery Gulca,
 Bisbee. Ariz. Allen Eari Vernon. s11slk. Douglas. Andrews Thomas Carl, s5s41s. Bisbee.
 Ariz-
 BnbO Smiley Estus. 4s1. Taiisheet BallesterOs Abel 1906. Tombstone.
 Ariz- BersfieId Robt H.. 2ssO. sO1 wam-.t
 street. Bristol, Pa ~ Boston Chss- F.. 2sOa. Fl Centro, Cal Burgoyne w ,. 5o5S, Nevada Ci,y,
 Cal
 Braley Wm- A. 3156. co 4-C-CO-. Ca
 nanea. Son. Mex BIankinhhip Jas O.. S5S1. Jigservilie,
 AriL
 Burgoyne Marvin L.. 4317. Bisbee,
 Ariz- Bernal Juan, s7s7. Benson. Ariz Burus David D.. 462S. Lowell. Ariz- Burton Fred NJ. 4S45. ClaWson Hzn.
 Bisbee. Ariz Bay Harley Monroe. 514s. Up Lowell,
 Ariz
 BaIada Jas. 0Osll. SPOT. Bx S7 Need
 les, Cal Blair Francis A.. 571s. Bisbes. Ariz- Bates Wm- C.. SPA. 750-Sth. Douglas,
 Ariz Brown Frank Arthur. 64S0. 124i-F
 Ave. Douglas. Ariz- sRasdet Chas- Samis. 67o3- Johnson
 Ad. Lowell Ariz- BrinIey Walter IrA 67zs. Kirkland
 Mo. Brodie David A CCl. 3217ls. ss4-15tli < Douglas. Ariz tBanvelos Louis. 5s55is. Bizbee. Arlz
 C Grumpy BlrJle R. 14S, Hartford Ark- Craig Frank L.. 10S5. It JOhnscl
 avenue. Bisbes, Ariz- Csrper Roy H. 40Sl, Bisbee. Ariz Campbell Wm. Rcb't, 431O. GO U- s
 Marshal. Tucson. Ark Chareyre Joseph. SOi0. S4 Jig. Bisbee,
 Ariz- Clifford R0b't E.. 5952. Bis5ee. Ariz- Cothem Nm- E.. 54ZS. Bisbes, Ariz- Cordova Bitervo. 5551. Chihuahua FIJI.
 Bisbee. Arizona Custer Maricn Richard. 5960. 17S0
 Wyoming St. Fl PssO. Tex Deming Richard. 302. Johnson Ad-
 Lowell. Ariz
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22

Johnson Dudley Worth. 5242. 2s E.
 Penn St, Tucson. Ark. Johnson Buell. M-, 1856, Bx 2S6. Bis
 bee, Ariz Jones Joseph H.. 5477. Lebanon, Tex. Jackson Fay, 55S1, Hercuies. Gal Jones Walter, 6549, Bisbee, Ariz.
 K Keysan Monte C., 74S, Bingham Can
 yon, Utah Krivokapice Luka. 2S4s. Bx ss2s Lo-
 well, Ariz. King Chas. C., SSSs. 21S Opera. Bis6ee.
 Ariz. Kinsella Mike. Al, Bisbee. Ariz- koenigs Benjamin, 45I7, NacO Road. Bisbee. Ariz. King Ariie. 4571 Gen. Del. Bisbss. Ariz- Kirkbride Chas. w, 5lss. Avenue Hotel. Douglas. Ariz- Keen Joseph Martin, 6492, Bx 4s5, Bisbee, Ariz- Leyden Lawrence, 1451. Lowell, ArIz- Lee Brooks Wm-, 1Si2. Watts Hotel,
 Douglas. Arizona. Leyva Ramon S, 4264. Cochise, Ariz- Liggett Wm-, 5142, Bx 1855. Bisoee.
 Ariz. Lopez Raul. 64SS. Gleeson, Ariz. Lopez IsidrO. 6625, Bisbee, ATiz- Moon Walter Chester. 1O36. Garees.
 Ariz. Misenhimer Richard Victor. 1467, Will COX. Ariz- Mattingly J. B.. 1777. 75O Sth. Douglas. Ariz- Mccullough John J.. 1905. Bisbee,
 Ariz. Martin Marlin C.. 2lss. i2th St. DOu-
 glas, Ariz. Mckee Curtiss A. 2247, Bisbee. Ariz MeKarron Emory, S7OI. Naco. Ariz- Morgan Harry. SIPS. Bowie. Ariz- Murphy W'm- Everett, SSH Knox.
 Ind. Marquez Jose. 42sS. Sl5-lsth. Douglas.
 Ariz- Murray James. 45s2. Gen. Del, Lowell,
 Ariz. Narken Harry. 1852. Bisbee. Ariz. McGrath Neil. 5l55. Globe Hotel. Bis
 bee. AriZ- Mayhugh Fred Daniel. 5I7s. San Xa-
 vier Hotel. Tucson, Ariz- May Eli. 52O5. Burda. La Milton Jacks, 5254. Avenue Hotel,
 Douglas. Ariz- Morilas Refugio. 5S0S. Pirtleville,
 Ariz- Medina Thomas. 5542. s1O E Ave,
 Douglas. Ariz- Nolino Marcelo 56I0. Courtland. Ariz. Montes Manuel. s16O. Tombstone, Murray James J.. s22s, s2s 4th. Don
 glss. Ariz- MyrieI Ella, 62S7. Lowell. Ark Morris Norman, 6S02, LOchsber, Can
 ada Maxon Maxie L.. 6S15. Bis5ee. Ar;z- Martinean Leo. 6S2S. Pomerene. Aria Mcintosh Donald E., 6S65, Bisbee,
 Ariz- Nikalich Pete. 4sO. 1sO Upper Lowell.
 Ariz- Nelson Rufus. 4794. Bisbee. Ariz Nylander Isaac A.. 617s. Warren, Ariz- Nevada Mike. 634O, 6S O. K St. Bis
 bee. Ariz Olson Anton. 2lOS. Upper Lowell.
 Ariz- Ochoa Jose. 54SS. Boquillas. AIiz- Pearson HilmeT. 4S4. Bisbee. ATiz- Paguio AmadO. 1924. Bowie. Ariz- Potter Cal. 36S2. Sulphur Springs val
 ley, AriZ. Pearson Wm-. 459S, Demins. V. M- Peralta Fernando. 46S7, Tombstone
 Can. Bisbee. Ariz- Provencio Pedro A. 4S74. Alta Vista
 Hill, Bisbee. AriZ. Pence Russell V, 4S43. Sehool Hill,
 Bisbee. AriZ. PelIow Geo. Odgers. 65S2, Bis5es.
 Ariz Preston Carl Joseph. 1SS1lz. WiIleox' Reisinger Morris C. 2SSs, u Paso'
 Tex Rodriguez Clemente, s2S7. wineOx-
 Ariz Rodriguez Jose NJ, ssO5. 1918 Railroad
 Ave. Douglas. Ariz-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22

Ragsdale Jim L.. 1852. Gen Del. q Renteria Epigmenio. 5s74. $50 5th,
 Douglas. Ariz- Rose Wm.. 6l52. Bisbee, Ariz. Ratoiffe James Wm-. 6S14, Galveston.
 Tex Roach r. Homer. 65s7. s2o 18th. Dou-
 glas. Ariz. Rios julio. 6sSS. Chihuahua Hin. Bis
 bee, Ariz. Redaeid Fremont G.. 7OsIs. Gadsden
 Hotel. Douglas. Ariz- Rcsendin Nose L.. 276Sls, SS3 S Ave,
 Douglas, Ariz- Ramirez Francisco. 5S6S1, Wilcox
 Ariz- Rosario Pedro Martin, 6S2li2. DOd glas, AriZ Spencer Roy. s1. sth & Railroad. Dou-
 glas. Ariz. Skinner James Wm-, 114. Benson,
 AriZ- styepanovich Sam. 1908. Douglas,
 Ariz. Smith John j.. s1sS. Bisbee. Ariz. Steele Le Roy, S771. 9sO-17th Douglas,
 Ariz Sunday wm. B.. 4115. 54 Upper LO
 we'll. AriZ Sansom Herbert 414s. 21O5 Pacific
 Ave. San Francisco. Cal Stenson Ben F.. 4375. Amarillo. Tex. Smith xsle Kinglle. 4502. LindOll
 Cal Scott Wm- Walter. 4521. Pomereas
 Ariz- shannon Owen. 4766. Brewery Gulch,
 Bisbee. Ariz. Stockton Lex. 49S1. Bisbee, Ariz- Spanko Jack. 5217. Ft Huachucs
 Ariz Sanchez Jose. 571s. Johnson. Ariz. Sweeney Wm. David. 5SO2. Globe. Ariz. Shinn Vincin. eO1S. Paradise Valley,
 Nevada. Sandstorm Oliver. ssl7. Bisbee. Ariz, Schlosser George Lawrence, 64O1,
 Benson, AriZ. Tevis Clarence w. 65s. Stockton,
 Cal. Thurman Hugh H.. 21s2, LOmpOe,
 Ariz. Temby Albert E.. 21Ss. Elgin. Ariz. Tryon Merlin P. 4OOS, Eden, AriZ- Tnlman Edward N, 4159. 697 Weldron
 St. New York, N. Y. Thacker Roy E., 415S, Walecka. Ga- Thomas Griffin. 46e2. Bisbee. AriZ- Teague Burl A. 4Si6. 72S-15th, Dou'
 glas, Ariz. Thornton B. F.. 4S64. GleesoI. Ariz. Telephone Phillip. 1878. Bisbee. Ariz, Turhrirf Johu. 49l5. Brewery Gulch,
 Bisbee. Ariz- TasuHor Nick. 5032. Douglas. Ariz- Trammeu John F.. 5235. Garces, Ariz. Taylor Jesse E., 5SS2. Douglas, Ariz-
 -U- Uselton Frank. S26. Benson. Ariz. Unwin August Edward. fSlS, 1Sl
 Tombstone Can. Bisbee, Ariz- Valenzuela Jorge. 4Ss1, Tombstone
 Can. Bisbee, Ariz- Van Horn Chas.. 5S14. 1s2-7th Tem5y'
 Bisbee. AriZ. Vsldez Johe. 6142, Servoss. Ariz. Volos Gus, 6S60. Woodward Hotel
 Douglas. Ariz- Milford Harry Clifford, l07S. Silver
 City, \. M- Williams George s. 174S. Lowell Arlz. Wright. Wm. E., 242S. Bisbee. Ariz- Whorton Jay BislOw. s1S6. Tombstone
 Can. Bisbee. Ariz- Woke Herman 2. A. SSsl.. Tomb
 stone Can. Bishee. Ariz- Ward Jas Wm. R.. 5911. Be1son. Ariz- War James Lee, 59S7. LenoN RcomnS
 Apt. Douglas. Ariz- Wittmeyer James H.. 65S6. 6lI G AVe-'
 Douglas, Ariz-
 Y
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22

Jackson Jesse. 31S6, Lowell. AriZ- Jones Earl D.. 4425. Bx 123S, Bisbee.
 Ariz- January John. 45e2. 1OS2-16;h, Dos
 glas, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-22

lrel7nd AIhert, 20. co POnet Hotel
 Los Angeles. Cal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

force grow from 40 to more than
400 with a monthly payroll OF
$4,000, the school equipment grow
20 be worth &2,000.OOO though u
actually cost less than q million and
Il half The school, system consists
of twenty locations. with an average
OF five buildings To u site all hult
on tho Tulsa Mcclure unit system.
now being adopted IN many cities.
The building, are AN standardized,
built ON systcm whereby u window
In ono VIII ~ IN any other building
Tho heating plants are an standard
he'd and all built away from the
building under tho ground 80 they
result 40 tho maximum Of safety
The entire system is fool-proof So
safe are tho buildings under tho
system that fire drllls have been
eliminated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

l'rcdoriuk Kaufman. who was ar
rtigucd "Wednesday Tor preliminary
hearing before Judge. wilkins on a
charge ~ violating the espionage
law was committed 20 the county
authorities II was the opinion of
the court Kaufman was mentally
unbalanced Tho defendant was ar-
rested in ClBromoro for abuse of the
American soldiers but when the tcs-
umouy was taken tho statements
that were made by the witnesses
showed thnt tho defendant had spent
some time In an asylum and that the
rcwarks no had made we're tho
promptnrs of nm crratc mind.
Kaufman is a painter by trade and
last night man appeared az police
station asving that he WAS ltnuff-
mans employer. and that he wanted
to pay him 500.