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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
WARNING!
TO INVESTORS.

TO INVESTORS:
 Don't buy oil stocks or royalty units until you have first hand in formation of
 TEXAS OIL FIELDS Get the TRUTH about TEXAS OIL PRODUCTION and DIVIDEND payers. We will furnish ABSO- LUTELY FREE an official State Government report made by all producing Oil Companies with a SWORN STATEMENT
 showing their production for the second quarter of 1919 as required by state special income tax law. These, reports are now complied We will forward to you the com plete list ABSOLUTELY FREE. We publish a FREE OIL MARKET LETTER DIGEST. You should have this INFORMATION if you intend to invest safely in TEXAS OIL.
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Only One Thing
 Now Lacking.

T have doctored nine years for stomach and liver trouble and spent thousands of dollars, but instead or becoming cured of these ailments, my bloating and pains and attacks became worse. I was persuaded q year ago to take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and have never suffered since taking the first dose I wish l had the money back I spent for other medicine" It is simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes- tina1 tract and allays the inflamma- tion which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re- funded.-AdVt
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
AUIU CLUB IF
 WARREN SEEKS
 NEW MEMBERS

Announcement was made yesterday by Secretary M w Powell of the Warren District Automobile Club, that a campaign will be launched on Sep tember to raise the membership of that organization to 500-the mini mum number of members required to carry out the progressive program which the club, has mapped out for itself.
 The club will start in the near flu ture the signing of the roads from Bisbee to Douglas and from Bisbee to Tucson. Tn this work the same make of sign will be used as that now in use by the Automobile Club of South ern California. This sign is IS inches square, white enamel with one-inch square blue lettering fastened on a one and one-half inch pipe set in con crete, which will last for number of years
 By the end Of next month Secretary Powell states the club hopes to have the main travelled roads to the noun tains marked so that auto trips can be made without getting on the wrong roads and losing half day looking for the right ones. Any part of road that has been washed out also will he marked by the club, minimizing the danger of wrecks from this cause.
 The Warren District Automobile Club also is seeking to have state dinner law, and is working hard to secure passage of such law at the first legislative opportunity. A' re- liable motorists are strongly - favor of such a law. it is said.
 "The Warren Dist~icf Automobile Club is the oldest automobile club in the state" says Secretary Powell. land if am not mistaken it is the only automobile club in the state of Arizona. We need the support of all automobile owners, SO we can carry cut our plans. and are asking every car owner in the Warren District and Tombstone to join.
 Automobile owners desiring to join are asked to see or communicate with Mir. Eaean, treasurer. at the Conner ciaI Club, or M. w Powell. secretary The dues are s150 quarterly.
 "This club has been member of the American Automobile Association for five years. and it is principally through the hard work of the Warren District Automobile Club that the American Automobile Association sanctioned the Fl Paso to Phoenix races which have proved such success. and which this club will endeavor to get started again this fall.
 H "AIl automobile owners who have not already done so are urged 10 join the club at once, to help swell the membership to the desired 800"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
B|SBEE STILL
 NAIT|NGFOR
 CAR IF BACON
Mayor Erickson Receives Word From Fl PaSo Supply Officer Definite information" Not
 AvailabIe;;' Stop Blanket Sale

News of Bisbee's long-awaited car of bacon was received yesterday by Mayor Erickson, who states that he is bending every effort to speed it's arrival in this city. According to the following correspondence the Fl PasO supply station, from which the bacon must come, is still minus definite information" regarding the shipment, in spite of reports from that station some days ago that, the car was on it's way here.
 The following letter regarding the bacon was sent by Mayor Erickson to Fl Paso;
 Bisbee, Ariz., Aug. 20, 1919. MT. A. L. Finger,
 Captain, Engineers, Zone Surplus Property Officer, Fl Paso, Texas,
 Dear Sir: We have had hundreds of inquiries regarding the blankets, the quality of same, etc., and, in fact, have several hundred orders, but the blankets. Would it be possible to send a sample of each of the three kinds offered for sale? If so, will you kindly send samples and charge same 10 the City of Bisbee.
 We would also like to know if you have any of the regulation woolen blankets for sale.
 Also, can you give us any informa- ton regarding when we may expect the bacon to arrive in Bisbee?
 An early reply will be greatly ap- preciated.
 Very truly yours,
 JACOB ERICKSON, Per LEO. Mayor.
 Yesterday the mayor received the following letter in reply:
 Supply officer, Fl Paso subdivision, Zone 10, Fl Paso, Texas.
 Jacob Erickson, Mayor, Bisbee, Arizona.
 Sales of blankets and bacon.
 1. Receipt of your letter of the 2Gth is hereby acknowledged.
 2 The sale of blankets was sus- pended by order from Washington August 20th.
 3. Efforts are being made to se- cure the car of bacon you desire and as soon as definite information is re- ceived you will be notified
 By authority of the supply officer.
 A. l.. FINGER, Captain. Engineers, Surplus Property Officer.
 R. J. Wilbert, in charge of taking orders for Government food through the Central Labor Union, stated yes. terday that no more orders will be taken for the present, as the funds of hn union oi,,t to;, l., ters for this purpose arc exhausted, and also because it is impracticable to take orders for goods on tLe second carload of supplies which BiSbee in tends purchasing, until it is learned definitely from Fl Paso just what sup plies are to be allotted to iris city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
[. AND 4. BAND TO GIVE CONCERT
 THIS EWING

The following program will be ren- dered by the c. and A. band in Vista Park this evening, beginning at z o'clock. The weekly concerts by the c. and A. band have been growing rapidly in favor, owing to the high quality of the music presented, and the pleasing diversity of the pro grams arranged by Director F. J. Bawden. Large crowds are now greeting this Sunday evening musical feature.
 This evenings program:
 March: Glory of the Yankee Navy (Sousa).
 Overture: Princess of India (king).
 Baritone solo: Gypsy's Warning (Hartmann)-So Wm. Johns.
 Selection: Rainbow Girl (Hoskana).
 Waltz. Sweet Rememberences Cat lin).
 Fantasia: America (Tobani).
 Director-F J. Bawden.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
WindstOrm Cause
 Of Auto Collision

No sooner had Cleve Irby. convicted "bootlegger," been parolled from the county jail at Tombstone yesterday than he ran into another bunch of trouble through an automobile col lision. Irby was driving into Bisbee in a Ford with his wife. when a dust storm came up just as they were cross ing the divide. Blinded by the dust Irby collided with another machine. driven bv Assistant County Engineer Stull. StulI and Mrs. Iroy were pain fully injured and were brought to Bis hee for treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
LATEST NOTES
 IF O|L FIELDS

McMann Oil Company No 1 J. w. Reynolds, was drilled in Monday after noon afternoon. The well is produc- ing 12,000 barrels. Sufficient tankage was not available and that Company had to borrow several. Connections were made to two four-inch pipe lines and the we'll will not be completed un- til the oil can be taken care of. The well has been on the sand for nine days.
 Silver Cycle, block 75, caught fire from boiler, burned the derrick, but was put out without other loss.
 Ranger Rock Island No. l Wright is 1O0O-barrel well, with total depth of 3387 feet.
 On the Mrs. c. T. Terrel tract, just south of the townsite of Desdemona the Magnolia Tetrolium company has drilled in it's No. we'll and has an other good producer. At 265O feet it is making 400 barrels.
 One of the biggest wells in the Desdemona field is the McMann Oil companies No. 1 estimated to be mak- ing 12,000 barrels. Connections have been made to two four-inch pipe lines
 Oil in flow tank from the Tex-Den Oil companies No. 1 Thornton well was consumed in flames tho it will be possible to salvage most of the tank.
 The fire started when the tankage was struck by lightning. Quick ac- tion on the part of the field superin- tendent prevented big blaze
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Police Minus Clew
 To Perak Robbers

The police are still without a clew to the three masked men who held up and robbed John Perak on the bridge to the Czar shaft late Thursday night. Perak during the day had bought rail- road tickets for his sister and son to California and had $205, which the robbers obtained. It is believed the robbers had seen him draw the money at local bank and watched him until the time was ripe for the robbery. Perak could give only a vague descrip- tion of the robbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Lady Wine
 Agent Is Pinched

Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster last night arrested Mrs. Maud McNeil and Jesse Laughrey at Lowell rooming' house on a charge of 'bootlegging. Mrs. McNeil is accused of having been a "wine agent" for one of the local manufacturers of white mule" and was alleged to be driving thriving trade when taken into custody. She was selling the decoction at 50 cents a drink. according to the officers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
BACK FROM OIL FIELDS

MT. G. A. Freiderbloom has just returned from Fl Paso and points ir the oil fields and reports that it is roasting hot in Texas. He says that it is very quiet in the big city and he is glad to get back to Bisbee, where things are on the move. He is returning to the oil fields this week. he says. to sec the Ocean oil well "cOme i'm"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Springs Ranchers Invent
 New Air Pumps

Paul L. Savage and Herbert F. Nor ton. ranchmen from the Sulphur Springs valley. have just perfected a patent on a new type of air pump. which promises to revolutionize this branch of machinery. The new pump has a check valve behind the pressure guage which registers the amount of air released, eliminating the necessity for testing
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
LoRETTo SCHOOL TO REOPEN

LorettO school win reopen Tuesday September 2nd. The scholastic year 191S-19 was. if possible. one of the most successful sessions of the school since it's opening twelve years ago. The sisters appreciate the co-opera- ton of the patrons during the past. and hope for the same loyal support the coming year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
cLEVE IRsY RELEASED

Cleve Irby of Douglas, sentenced to serve two years on charge Of bootlegging, was paroled yesterday by Acting Governor Mitt' Sims. ac- cording to word received in Bisbee last night. Irby had served six months of his sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
APPROVE RUMANIA WARNING

PARIS, Aug. 23.-The supreme council today approver tne note draft ed bv the separations committee warn ing the Rumanian government of re- taliatory action which will be taken if the Rumanians continue to make re- uuisitions. Premier Clemenceau sign the note and it was forwarded to Buckhart
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
DOCTORS TAKE NOTICE

A representative of the famous Spencer surgical and abdominal SUD- ports for men and women from New Haven, Conn.,, is now ready to help those in need of such; also the famous dress corset for ladies. Will find Mrs. Knox at Il Superior Hill. Inquire at Superior House, Lowell. 153-S-30
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
CHEvRoLEr IN NEW HOME

MT. W. L. Smart, Chevrolet dealer, is wearing a smile that won't come eff. He and the Chevrolet are now in their new home at Lowell. MT. Smart is receiving congratulations from his many friends on his advel- Using in The Review and his live and energetic salesmanship in building up the fine business which the famous Chevrolet car enjoys.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
NICK GuNnY MINIS

COLUMBUS. N. M. Aug. 23.-Nick Gundy of Fl Paso won on a foul in the first round of scheduled 15-round bout here today, from Rabbit Rogers, of the 24th infantry. The boxers are featherweights.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Heron Is National
 Champion at Golf

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 23.-Playing golf that would have done credit to a veteran expert, s. Davidson Heron, the 22-year-old of the Oakmont Coun- try Club, won the national amateur golf champion of the U. S. on his home course today. defeating Robert T. Jones, II, of the Atlanta Athletic Club, five and four.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
VICTORY BUTTONS RECEIVED

Victory buttons have been received at the Red Cross office for: Henry Clay Aston, Philip Galley, Howard H. Givens. Philip Littleton, George R. Nichols, Eric F. Nelson, Risto Poro- bich, Joyce Allen Ralph, Vincent L. Shotwen and Benjamin H. Spiller.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
RED CROSS WANTS THEM

Will the following please communi- cate with the Red Cross office: Lula Burke, Pearl Ethel Cash and Laura Klamm.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
FROM SULPHUR SPRINGS

Paris l.. Savage, rancher and in ventor of Sulphur Springs valley was in Bisbee yesterday on business
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
FROM MISSOURI

Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Blanchard of Narceline. Mo. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Williamson of South Bisbee. Mrs. Blanchard is a cousin of Mrs. Williamson and has many friends in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
TOOK IN THE BOUT

Jim Kinney was in from his ranch in the Sulphur Springs Valley to at tend the Chambers-Loughrey bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
ATTENDED BOLTS

Harry Rafferty, Harry and Arthur Heney, Will Boyd, Harvey Cook and John Hardwick were among the Tombstone fight fans here to attend the Chambers-Loughrey go.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24

Don't forge the dance at Warren Park Monday evening. August ?5, given by the Lady Maccabees. First Cavalry Jazz Band will play. S-2419
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
FROM HEREFORD

Bert Policy, one of the defendants in the deportation cases" is expect ed today from his ranch near Here ford to take the deportation special on to Douglas Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24

Don t forget the dance at Warl en Park Monday evening. August 25, given by the Lady Maccabees. Firqt Cavalry Jazz Band will play. S-24Ie
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Tips Of tue TOUn
BACK FROM EASTERN TRIP

Mrs. R. T. Green has returned to her home in Warren after a montz-s trip in the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
ON TRIP TO COAST

G. J. Williams. Jr., of the Miners and Merchants bank left last evening" on two weeks visit to the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
ILL AT BIsBEE HOME

Miss Henrietta Muat of the Phelps Doge store at Lowell, is i'll at her home in Tombstone canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
Business Locals
l.. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. The Pbonograph With a Soul" Adv.

Blonde Gypsy-Let me read your destiny and you shall have luck. Love, happiness, prosperity and power. Room 6, Marx hotel, Lowell S-26
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
SPECIAL SALE ON
SCRATCH PADS

Now is your chance to get some of those scratch pads that you have been wanting, much needed article in every store and office. Let us supply you with quantity of these at a bar gain price. Call at The Review office. or phone 39. if
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-24
TO FL PASo

M Mainland left last evening fol a weeks business visit in Fl Paso
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
SUMMONS

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TON MILTON IEANy. CARIIeI,E 1.rAVY,
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Isahel j. Groaiinski. JACOB WOLF. ROSA
WoI.r his wife jos EPH " 7 STRIKER.
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mons. 'ffial desired in thu coun.y Of ,,.w
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attorneys WITHIN twenty dsys after fhe .erv-
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service; and ln case q sour failure 10 sD-
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against You hy default .or the RELIEF de-
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STFWART sHEARER. Attorneys <or
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dress. 80. 10 Wall Street Borough Of
Manhattan. CRY Of New York
-, TO l.eonora Dixon, Queen Victoria Lsavitt.
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prems Court of the state Of New York
daIsd the 18Th day oi MAJ. 1919. and nied
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Clerk OF the County Of New York at ths
county Col House. in the Borough ot
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dress 10. A. Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Bronx Trading Confined
To Apartment Sales
investor Buys Another Flat on
Grand Concourse, Adjoin-
ing Recent Purchase

J. c. Hough G. Co. have sold for
Charles NJ. Scttow to Nathan Socol
25l6 Grand Concourse. fve-story
apartment, on plot 5Oxl0o The same
brokers recently sold to Mr.. Socol an
adjoining and similar house.
Prince George Sold for Cash
Greenfield & Safir have sold for
Albert Smith and others to the Benen-
son Realty Company, for cash, the
PRINCE George, five-story apartment
at the southeast corner of Prospect
Avenue and Beck Street, on plot o5x
105x irregular.
Sale in La Fontaine Avenue
r. Taurone has sold to 7. Davis the
five story modern apartment at 2O09
La Fontaine Avenue. The Plattsmouth
Realty Company, Albert Rosenthal,
president, was the broker.
Operators Buy in l5Oth Street
The Greater New Norl Cold Storage
Company has purchased from David
Cohn, through Williamson & Bryan, the
tive-story fiat, on lot 25xl0O, at 527
East 150th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
News and Comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market
Kerr Steamship Co. Buys
Beaver St. Building Site
Will Erect Twelve-Story Struc-
ture Next to Consolidated
Exchange

Sit? for a large building for the
housing of the company's home Offices
in Manhattan was purchased yesterday
by the Kerr Steamship Company. They
have bought property immediately east
of the Consolidated Stock Exchange,
comprising 49, 40, A. Al and As Beaver
Street. having a total frontage of 80
feet on Beaver Street and running
through to s South William Street. The
total area of the plot is 10000 square
feet
On this plot the George A. Fuller
Company will construct for the steam
ship company twelvc- story Office
building, which is to be known as the
herr Building. The work of tearing
down the old structures will begin
within ninety days and the new build
ing viii be ready for occupancy about
May !, 1920. The owners will occupy
the first second. third and fourth
tioors and the basement. Warren e.
Netmore have designed tho building.
The Kerr Steamship Company was
the pioneer American corporation to
seAd q steamship to Europe unarmcd,
through the submarine zone at the time
when the Germans threatened to sink
any vessel. whether enemy or neutral ,
that dared to enter the prescribed
zones. The Company sent the Roches-
ter, manned by a Yankee crew and
commanded. by q Yankee skipper. to
Bordeaux.
The property was bought from the
United States Realty e. Improvement
Company, Paul Starrctt. president, and
the City Investing Company, Robert E.
Bowling. president. through the Broad
and Beaver Street Company.
The deal was negotiated by Douglas
Grant Scott.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

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100, City Island City Island Homes
Inc. to Anna Smith. 24Ss Valentine
AZ June 80, atty. Anna j Smith. :4ss
WHITE PLAINS RID. $. ss.s 219th st,
25xso.1; Sol Trankel 70 siegfred Karle-
bach. 249 235th st; mtg SO 900 June
26; atty. Title Guar g. 7 Co. l76 Bway
500
17sTH ST, n s. 90 Anthony av, sss
ll21 to st w 27.11 to beg; Susan e
Samnlis to Andrew w Stuke, "a w l25th
s. June 90; ATTY, Title Guar s. T Go, l76
DNV,bSoN AZ. n w $ $50 W lsotS Siso st
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Ky. 90 ID av. and ano, lntse 500. 900 ::
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GRAND Av. cor buchanan place. s5oS 5ox
100. also Grand av g $ % s Buchanan
Place, 45xloO. Buchanan Grand Holding
Corp to Rudolph II Iaubenheimer, $50
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Is. atty. y T & NJ Co. 1875 Bway. s1oO
LoV Is, block t623. tax map John Y Har-
Building. Rochester, Y: Dec 6. 1915:
atty, Title Guar Co. l16 Bway.. s2 600
SAND PROPERTY: Municipa Liens co 10
Johanna o'ConneH S31S ClinVille av
LOT sTl, map Arden property; Walter w
Taylor 10 Frank Bialok Of Edison and
Burke avs; May 90. atty, Title Guar Co.
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to Michelangelo Russo 1855 Carlisle
Place, June 30, atty. Title Guar Co, 17s
l9sTH ST. n s, 1908 W Valentine av n
12S.SN I'LL to st X G SOL TO beginning
Emanuel Costing to Thira Realty co.
a55S Marion av. mtgc sl0o. 900; June 80
atty, Title Guac Co, l76 Rway 500
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
DIR. MyIes Tierney Estate
Sells Scarsdale Property
Show Place on Old Mamoroneck
Road Held at 100000;
Oiher Suburban Sales

The estate of Dr. Myles Tierney, at
the junction of Griffin Avenue and Old
Mamaroneck Road, Quaker Ridge
Scarsdale, has been sold to q client of
George Howe. The property consists
Of thirty-two acres Of land a Colonial
residence and numerous outbuildings
1t is one of the show places of that
district and has been held at 100000
Sale of Flushing Dwelling
J. Albert Johntra has sold the dwell
ling at as Central Avenue, Flushing
on plot go by 100 feet, for Margaret
+. Jennvs, to Horace W. King, Of Rich
mond Hill
Investor Buys at Rockaway
S. Lichterman Agency has sold for
Irwin IlsSner to a client for invest
ment. his house in North Beach 10th
Street, Rockaway Park; for Charlotte
Hall four lots near the boardwalk, at
RocAaway Park; for Lincoln Bonneau
his house in Beach 135th Street, Belle
Harbor. in which place the agency has
also leased the following properties
For Thomas Conolly a house in Beach
house in Beach 137th Street; for
Sophia Bernard her house in Beach
1924 Street; for J. S. Valentine his
house in Beach 18th Street. In Rock
away Park the following leases have
been made: For Charles Tiernan his
house in South Beach l1Sth Street; fol
Frank NJ. Bauer, his house in Beach
l22d Street; for Otto c. Reit, his cot
tage IN Washington Boulevard; fol
Joseph Roth, his house N South Beach
l20th Street, and for NJ. Oberlitz his
cottage in South Beach 119th Street.
Connecticut Attracts New Workers
Thomas J. Good has sold the Colonel
]. Nutting bungalow, at Shippan Point
Stamford, Conn, to Rudolph kehr;
the farm on Newheld Avenue, STAN
ford, for Mrs. Helen A. Miller to L. J
Bennett Mr. Good has leased the
Carter property at Wallack's Point
Stamford, to r. D. Brixcy; Nlr. Fields
italian villa at Southfield Point. Stam-
ford, to A. r. Nimich: the Schoheld
property. on Willowhrook Avenue, TIC
Mrs j. L. Kuttner; cottage on the
cove at Sound Beach to Silvino Porhlio
and the Colonial house at Southfeld
Point, Stamford. owned by the South
field Point Company, to S. j. Finlay
The buyers and lessces arc all of this
CITY