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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
LONDON MINISTER SEES
WORLD CHURCHLEAGUE,,
DR.. Fort Newton, American Pastor of Famous City
Temple, Declares Society Of Sects Will
BE Formed in Future

Tho forgotten hruta!l,i"s Of tooth and
claw. the ancient barbai istnS Of to
iIr", "a. long paEanislus .f Ia" world
are stii! roaring amd shri.kine that
NC are only creatures of the earth
inongh thct say Us. yet sc ho q our
laith thai We arc sons of God. We
hold our faith that the Goa la man
shall conquer the beast man was. We
ho.d our faith 'hai the soul ui man Is
greater than anything tina; can happen
TO IT.. 50 SO wtl work in darkness
sacrifice Wiinoui seeing. die in the
night. II nc"d Dc. kno"inr that it VIII
yc, hc day
That is tho fai,h. The spirit. tho
vision tina; viii rcshapc re- ir!ous life
in Americ. and hrim. new dag for
the church. Those rcmarkabic ar
iclcs by John j. Rockefeller. in tho
Atlantic Monthly and the saturday
Evening Post, SHOW which way the wind
~ Blowing IN many minds.
MANY GREAT AMERICAN
PREACHERS IN ENGLAND
1t is hardly necessary further to in
1roducc to Americans the great Amer
lean preacher who was talking to me.
Next to Westminster Abbey the Ctr
Tempe is better Known in America
than any other church III England. II
may be said Of il that II is tho cathcd-
ral of Ensland,s free churche.s.
preachers. in England. Spurgcon's old
church IN" Tabernacle. is led by DE-.
A. G. Dixon of North Carolina. brother
Lcopard's Spots" ana sinilar novels
DR.. N"wton's predecessors At the CITY
Temple were DIR. Joseph Parker and
the Rev. II. J. Campbell. both OF whom
made the Temple famous. The church
Itself goes back to 1919 TO the days of
Thomas Goodwin. Cromwcll's favorite
preacher. and, perhaps, the creates:
cXpositor OF 81. Pau! in any age. The
foundation of the present edince was
laid in 1873, SO the Temple, as com
pared with nearly everything else in
London. is modern.
There are many ties between Amer
lea and the City Temple. quite as many
as between America and Christ Church.
in Westminster Road. where DR.. +. t.
Meyer is pastor. and which has an
American flag built into It's towe-.
Henry Ward Beecher and D:. Joseph
Parker were both c.osc friends OF the
City Temple. and since thcir day. per-
haps more American voices have been
heard in the City Temple than in amy
other London church. so It is not
strange that l.ondons City Temple
should now be headed by an American
from Cedar Rapids. Iowa. His SER
mons are not merely preached in ihc
City Temple. They are read. not only
Throughout; E.ns.and and America. but
to the ends OF the earth. There is q
saying here that that back gallery Of
The CRY Temples pulpit is the Rocky
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
SOLDIERS GET PREFERENCE
Secretary Bnker Says Full Force i,
nj Work ut brooklyn Army
supply Dave.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14-Secretary
OF War Baker announced to-day tina,
full force Of men is at work at the
BROOKLYN army supply base and tina,
IN employment of workmen, prefer.
cncc Is given TO enlisted men who
have been discharged from the scrv-
Mir. Baker says Investigations has
SHOWN that the union wage OF car
pcntcr is $3.50 per day and that this
IS paid TO soldiers who arc so en-.
pioyed.
The War Departments" said Mr.
Baker. will continue to carry ont the
i'aNcr- Gonipcrs agreement ana pay the
prevailing labor rate on all construc-
ton work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
WILL PLAY AT NORFOLK
Washington Nationals viii Cross Hat,
With Chants April IG-f5-Plnn
Other Games.
rBv As,ot!= -cd =

WASHINGTON. Feb. li.--Adiiticna!
dates for exhibition games in the south
in which the Washington Americans
will participate after tile club leaves
the spring tanning camp q; Augusta,
Ga. were announced to-day as follows:
AT Charlotte. " c.. April. ll-i3, with
Philadelphia Nationals.
Al Norfolk April 1917. with New
York Nationals.
a series of games with the Giants at
Newport News is under considera ton.
Batterymen of the Washington CLUB
VIII leave for Augusta March To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Mrs. Lucy PER-. Hainc,.

LN WRENCENILLE. VA. Fec. IL
Mrs. Lucy Perry Ha;!its. wife OF w H.
Iiaines. supervisor OF colored schools
brunswick County. died Saturday. Feb
.. and was buried Monday from Cedar
Grove Baptist Church. OF which she
WAS a consistent member. The SER
Wee was conducted hy Arch Deacon
Russell. who spoke mos: fee.ing!y of
her life and character. both as a stu
dent OF his school aud "a, a wife and
mother! Eu!oSistic resolutions were
read from The sunday school and
church and from the alumni assoc!a-
tlOn OF 81. Pau! SCHOOL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

camp OH passes. The workers arc un-
Ger the command OF Captain F'r.Jerica
service is under the supervision Of J..
W. Guild vino is in charge o: the Red
ross activities at the base hospital
nc chauifeurs arc young women who
lave volunteered for this work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
At the Movies

"Pnls First.'
BIJOU-"Mrs. Wigs Of the Cab
bnSe Patch"
COLONiAI-wiliIam Fnrnum, In
aE"or Freedom"
IStS-Miss Normnnd. in mickey
VNTr0H-"Thc Light of the West
rrn Stars"
BLUEnIRD-Stnndn attractions.
REN-t:ddi~ Polo, In "The Lure
Of tho Circus"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Cnptnin Wade bend.

BRISTOL. VA. FEB. l4.--capiain Edie
n. Wade died in coblenz. Germany on
Tuary .. acco' ding TO news received
by relatives here. his d.a;h was due
10 pneumonia. lie had been in the
service since May. 1919
HIS parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wade.
OF Johnson c!ty. his widow and two
children. living In New Orleans: two
broiners and TWO sisters survive him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
PERSHlNG'S AID DEAD
Colonel Carl lloyd. Native of Georgia
Succunil's to Attack Of
Pneumonia.

BY Associated Press.i
PARIS. Feb. li.-Co!onel Carl BOYD.
principal aid de camp to General Persia
ing. is dead after an attack Of pncu-
monia His home was Adamsviile. Ga.
and for number of years he was
military atiache of the American en-
baSSy here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
HEALTH CONDITIONS BEST,
CAMP LEE SURGEON Says
Record Of No Other Cantonmcnt in
Country So Good, Accord
ing to BrOwnlcc.
OFFICERS LEAVE FOR SIBERIA
Seven Medical Men to Sec Service
There With American Forces.
jewish Soldiers Celebrate Linroln's
neutrality-suspicious. Corps ut Work.

cAMr LEE. Va. FEB. i1.Ntieai,h
conditions of Camp Ice arc better than
those Of any other cantonmcnt in the
hiicd states. according to a statement,
today By Colonel &. y. isrowniec camp
surgeon. This is true Notwithstanding
m'te IN large mnmbcrs almost every
DAY. he says. Thee has been no out
nrcah n; contagious diseases result
iHS from TIC arrival OF these men
with the exception Of humps
colonel Brownie" said that no disca &C
Was prevalent AT thc camp. and he
ION. no epidemic was expected to put
IN It's appearance. Influenza has drop
Ted to min imum. and there arc very
few cases of pneumonia.
MEDICAL OFFICERS LEAVE
FOR SERVICE IN SIBERIA
The first medical officers from Camp
Lee 10 leave for siberia, cntrained this
morning for san Francisco. from w,hicn
'iAcers, seven in number. will he as
signed to duty with the American
i i%rces in Sibcrin. They arc: Majors
Emanuel Kline. J. W Asby and Her.
bert *. Bell: Lieutcnan;s Arthur Il.
Baldwin and Lynn ID. Blanchard.
Camp Lee has been called upon b.
the War Department to furnish "a quote
OF enlisted men OF the mcdical dctach-
n:cnt for duty at various general hos
pitais in this country. Five hundred OF
such additional men are needed in
caring for the returned wounded SOL
dicrs. This camp has selected thirty
men for this purpose.
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED ny HEBREWS
Major john l.. King. camp in
teliigenee officer. will speak tonight
al the Jewish Welfare Building. where
appropriate services will be held COM
memorat ting the birthday OF Abraham
Lincoln Following. the address OF
Major King. Jewish folk songs will be
sung by the soldiers here.
The Red Cross Motor Corps, Of Rich
mond. is now giving daily services for
patients going into Petersburg from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
LONG SKIRT PROTESTED
BY LYNCHBURG WOMEN
Fort Hill Club Adopts Resolution
Condcmning Undesirable
Fashion Change.
SAYS EXPLOSIVE SOLD Fer OIL
Henry County Man Institutes Unique
Suit-ncad Mans Identity Estab-
Observation-Disclosures Plan Or
phanagc.

1.YNCHBURt;. VA. Feb. l1--Thc
Fort Hill club. n woman's orEaniZa-
ton. has adopted resolution protest.
ing against the impcndin. fashion
change which demands the long skirt.
The resolution Was presented by Mrs.
craichili. wife Of I.irutcHant-cOion
r. H. Craighiil. who recently returned
from France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
ARREST LAUNDRY OWNER
ON LIQUOR ACCUSATION
Large stock of whisky Found Under
Floor az ERrn Farm of
j. &. stafford.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

FETEKSBUEG, Va. Feb i4.-On n
warran, issued in Dinwiddie. charg-
ing the transportation and storage Of
liquor, j. G. Stafford. proprietor Of
the Stafford Laundry. in Bank Street
IN this city, YVES arrested by Peters
burg officers yesterday afternoon and
bailed to appear this morning for n
hearing before magistrate of the
county. Mr.. Stafford owns "A farm in
binwiddie, and when search was made
1t is stated. over 200 quarts OF whisky
were found stored under the floor OF
the barn. This discovery led 10 :h.,
arrest. Justic" Richie Of Dinwidd :r.
heard the cas-" this morning, and sent
MT. STANFORD 80 The Circuit Court for
trial OH the charge OF storing LIQUOR
Mr.. Stafford disciaims al. knowledge
OF the whisky found under his barn
bnt he was helG for trial ncvcrthe-
less, and was admitted to bail in the
sum Of $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

The trial in the Corporation Cour,
OF liopewcl "f &. w Nixon. cashier
or the defunct Peoples Bank of Hone
wei, on an Indictment Charging him
win receiving money from dcD0sitors
when he knew the bank 10 be insalvent
ended yesterday IN "A verdict OF ac-
Huittal. President Is. C. Sudbury and
Vice president Race. OF the bank, in
dictcd on the same charg. as that of
the acquitted cashier. are yet 20 ae
tried. Judge K Carter Scott. of the
Circuit Court Of .icnrico County. is
presiding in the trial of these cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Prrsb,tcrinn. PLAN ornI.nar

fCLASkl. VA. Feb. IA call
meeting OF the Presbyicry Of AbinE-
Gon was held AT the nansc here Thurs
aHS afternoon 10 consider the offer
OF the Virginia Iron Coal and C.oke
company Of Us hotel property situated
AT roster Fails. about twenty five miles
out OF Pulaski. for an orpnansge and
industrial school.
The matter was referred to a sp--
c!al orphanase committee comprised
OF DR. George II Gilm.r. chairma n,
draper: Rev. NJ. L. HanscI and Fran
els Bell. OF Dublin: Rev. G-aham G!i-
!ner. OF Max Meadows. for further ne
SoliationS with the company re.ative
TO certain S.ipu.ations
IN Inc event these are concluded the
committee was authorized TO make Il
ueec OF conveyance and TO proceed at
once 10 establish an orphanage and
industrial school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

DANEIi.E. VA. February I4.-Onc
OF the largest damage suits heard here
in recent years has jus, been trans
icrrcd from Henry County court to
the United states Court, whica con-
Ncncs here next month. Two separate
civil act ions have been Instituted.
against the Standard oil Company oF
New Jersey by J. u. stuart. of iIenrN
Who seeks $4,000, and by Hays Bar
Der. administrator of Ethel Lee 3a rbcr.
for the recovery OF $4,000 damages.
-, The grounds Of the suit arc unique.
The declaration sets forth that on the
morning. OF December Q. while Stuar,
Was cndcavoring To light a fire. he
roured on the kindling quantity of
what Ia purported 10 have been kero-
Scne oil. There was an explosion
stuart was badly burned the lii:lc cir!
was SO scared with tho iiamcs tina, she
ui"d on the folIowin. morning and
IN. house Was burned down
me plaintiffs contend that tho Stan
uarh on Company sold the alleged oil
10 Henry County storckecpcr named
1raiS. VII" reiailed gallon Of the
Iiquid TO stuart II is further con
tended that the liquid was not kcro-
plosivc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Dead Man. Identity I;,t,b,,.bcd

DANVILI.F. VA, Feb. l4-Identitv
OF INC man killed by "A train near here
iast sunday was discovered last night
AFTER the burial lie was "A Charleston
., T., shipyard worker. named Adams
VINO was ma King his way to Washing.
tOh, Where inc has Sistcr iiNiny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
HenIth Inspector for Dinwiddfc.

Tie COUNCIL OF DcfcnSe of Dinwidflic
met this week and discussed several
important questions. among them that
of public hcalth and OF compiling
records or soldiers and sailors who
addressed by C.~P. Kelley Federal
field secretary: DR.. Ennion c. viii
liams. of Richmond, and Dr. APPLE
white, Of the United States health SER
vice. A committee OF the Council sub
soquently appeared before the Board
Of Supervisors and asked for an ap-
preparation to bear the expense of n
health inspector for the county The
board Will acton the matter later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
General New: Notes.

The widow Of w r. Montague. rep
rescntativc Of the War Camp Com
munity service of New York city who
died very suddenly late hight before
last of heart trouble at the Army
officers club in this city, is now on
hcr way t" this city TO take charge
OF the hodv and accompany it home
for burial Mr. Montague h3d only been
in the city day or two. and was
stopping at the officers club
The Petersburg Rotary Club had a
fine meeting last night and a fine din
nor at the Hotel Petersburg. Several
papers OF interest were read Tucker
Wythe resigned as secretary, and G..
Bernard Smith AS treasurer. and X G..
Parsons, secretary Of the Retail Mer-
chants Association, was elected to MI
both positions.
Lakewood Camp. Woodmen of tho
World. last night elected the follow
ing delegates to the State convention
to be held in Roanoke. March II to 10:
j.. j.. Bland. J. T.. Hardy. w. D. Worth
ington and j. w. Schercr This camp
has two head camp officers among its
members.
The campaign for additional members
OF the Travellers Aid Society Is meet
ing with gratifying success. This so
ciety was organized early In tho war.
and has done notable work In render
ing assistance TO those in need, cspe-
cially strangers. E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
Is it Comedy?

Do you know that when a laugh is
blended with tear, the greatest and
most powerful of the human emotions
passes through the flood-gates Of the
cOl1l3
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10
POISONOUS w STE CAUSES
SICKNESS.

When the kidneys are well they
filter waste matter from the blood.
When sluggish or overworked, the
kidneys fail to clean the blood, and
poisonous substances lodge in joints
and muscles to cause aches. pains
and soreness. Foley Kidney Pills
strengthen, act quickly and relieve
kidney and bladder trouble. For
sale by Sylvia Pharmacy. adv.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10

If you are bloated. languid or
lazy, have the blues" headaches,
palpitation, biliou5ness, bad breath,
gas, constipation CT indigestion, you
will feel better in the morning if
you take a Foley Cathartic Tablet
tonight. This is q wholesome laxa.
tive and cleansing physic that acts
without inconvenience, gripping OF
nausea For sale at Sylvia Phar.
macy. adv.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10
Hall 7 .ew Away
Small Fortune
Efforts OF DIX Long Years Failed To
Bring Relief From Trouble-Is A
Well Man Now He Says.

The past six years has just been
one fruitless effort to find relief af-
ter another until I started taking
Tanlac," said w. H. Hall, a we'll
known business man located at
18th Avenue and First street, Mer-
idian.. Miss.
Ten or twelve ago I commenced
to have frequent headaches" he
continued. Il got nervous and
shahy and my rest at night was
broken. This vent on several years
and | began to suffer with gastritis
and stomach trouble. | just went
from bad to worse and for the last
six years I haven't seen a we'll day.
| couldn't digest a thing and even
the sight of food made me sick. |
was completely run down and in
no shape to look after my business.
After | had spent a small for
tune for treatments and medicines
without getting any relief heard
about Tan)ac and began taking it.
| have just started on my third bot
lie Of 7 a Mac and it h S
made a well man of me. The
headaches and nervousness have
disappeared completely. can eat
just all want and enjoy it thor
oushlv and digest easily. l sleep
like a child at night and am in
better shape now than in years."
Tanlac is now sold in Sylvia exclusive
~ by the Sylvia Pharmacy; in Erastus
by NJ. +. Coggins and in Chenille By
| W. VI. Fowler.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10

Whey Wood 500
Dan Shook SUI
Jane Reed 4.UO
Adeiine Cowar:' 5.5O
Nancy Hunnic,..1 1000
billiard Hooper >erv.c~5 = % 4.oO
A. A. Nichols examination
Minnie Jones 2.OO
w. L. Henson T stage, etc. 3.53
w T, Reed car ring still 2O.0O
j. R. Long servi IS to Board 1852
II. R. Queen SCI ICES TO BID 500
j. W. Keener p 3sage 2.OO
Gay Sutton, judge of primary
election 1.UU
Miss Mary |. F MISTER coun-
tvs part of s::iary 81 10
B. Q. Painter j! &c Q. primal
ry election 2.OO
7. H Hastings j,.dge Of prl-
mary elections 2.OO
Jackson UJuE.y journal,
! printing COZ: y tickets $500
Ebert Coward salary and
supplies FOR c. unty home 1878
D. A. Bum sarne. local regis
,...r Inns az deaths IFS
w. C. eagle loca registrar Of
births and dc tbs 4.25
Coot Wood loca! registrar Of
births and de- IS 4.OO
]. H. Matthews l"cal registrar
of births and eaths ATE
Sam Jones loc. registrar Of
births and de-, Is 6.2t
Burton Ashe lc4l registrar
of births and 'aaths ESQ
t. &. Queen loc; ,e5istrar of
birth. and de;.rls! STE
John 2. Painter :5cai regis
trar of births and deathr STE
Mrs. S. r. Queen local regis
trar O. .4i..is and deaths So
Coleman IIJyle iUcul regis
trar of births and deaths 12.0|
! Dela Childers local registrar
Of births and deaths IL;
Mrs, Mary j. Hooper local
] registrar Of births and
deaths 6.5
Roy CoWan local registrar of
} births and deaths q
Continued next week
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10

Cashiers Cole and Cole Store January 16 1919
Hamburg, j. M. Cunningham Store II
Mountain. NJ L. Coggins store IS
CuIlowhee, w. D. Wilkes store 20
River j. M. Rigdons store 81
Canada, Coils Creek school house az
NJ. NJ Galloways store %
Caney FORK I'D. towards store "a
Coot Woods store Is
Balsam, j. B. Queens store q
Wilets R. G. Snyders store %
Addie, W. H Snyders store %
Webster, j. L. Broyes store 80
Savannah, Gay Postoice 81
Greens Creek O. V. eagles store Feb.
Diiisboro Cannons 8
Bankers Greek, Geo. Revis store
Quala Old Mission 6
Sho Creek Scho House s
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10
NOTICE

To the Tax Payers of Jackson County
[ will be at the. following places ON
the dates below mentioned for the
purpose of closeing up the tax books
Tor the year 1918.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-10

This is my third and last call for
your 1918 taxes. Please meet me
promptly at the place and time men
toned above and settle your taxes
and avoid the cost OF advertising.
G. NJ. COLE, Sheriff.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
OVER S100,000 IN BUILDING NON
 GOING LIN IN WARREN; NEW DEPOT
 AND SCHOOL ARE ID BE ERECTED
Concrete Depot Building and Parks to Put "Cy Beautiful
 At Head of State in Parks New School for Third Addition
 Where Handsome Homes Continue to Spring Up Rapidly Well Equipped Fire Departm ent Also in the Near Future

of the mining departments who have first choice of lots On request they are financed for 80 per cent on their homes.
 A great number have financed their own projects and in this way they receive their deeds at once. The deeds are the same as given in the older townsite whereby they can transfer or sell to any one they desire.
 The company has United States patent to the ground; therefore the people get as good a deed as is pos sible to give in any country. The company loans are per cent per an mum on monthly balances. Besides this, the Cochise Building and Loan | association is able to assist number.
 At present there are 40 residences built or under construction of which all will be finished within very few days. These places are all attractive in appearance.
 Lots are sold at the cost of the ex- pense of plotting the addition street work, ssewer, etc, the prices ranging from S100 to $500.
 A number of men are at work on the Arthur Notman residence in War ren, where work will be pushed. It is said MT Notman's' residence will be finished by January 1.
 Contractors on the A G. McGregor residence are about ready for the out side plastering.
 Plasterers are through on the Lewis J. Larson residence in Warren and it will not be long before MT. Larson can move in.
 Contractors have started the erec- tion of si1-room house for T. c. Lanphere in Warren, corner Thirteen Terrace and Center street.
 Architects are working on plans for Harry Wright for a residence to be built on his lots on Powell street, Warren. MT. Wright has a large amount of material on the ground. The home will cost around $20,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

With building already under way and coming up, Warren has at present contracts aggregating more than s1OO.OOO. This is somewhat above the average in building for July and August, which are always slow months. The heaviest operations are between October and April.
 A new depot is one of the important projects in sight for the "city bealti- full" The citizens of Warren a@preci- ate their having an agent with the Fl Paso & Southwestern, as it makes it very convenient for them in leaving or arriving. They can now purchase tickets to any part of the United States and have their baggage loaded and unloaded there. The service re- ceived0from the depot has been excel lent. The railroad officials expect some day to have a concrete depot of the latest style built in Warren. A large tract on the east side has been laid aside for a depot and park. The ground will be larger than that at Douglas or Tucson and with the other parks, Warren will excel any other city in the state in parks With a well equipped fire department Warren will become quite "citifiedg"
 Several contractors are figuring on the plans of the new school Building to be built in the Third addition to Warren. This will make the new dis trict very attractive for homes as families with small children will not fear railroad and street cars, as the school will be near their homes.
 The Third addition to Warren is be- ing promoted by the Phelps Dodge corporation and the Calumet & Ari- zona Mining companies for employees
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
PROBING RIOTS

Mai Wilson c. Heaton of the First cavalry Lieut.. Col Roekhill and Cap tain Weige were here from Huachuca yesterday, continuingSan investigation
 of certain features of the rioting here on the night of July when a number of negro soldiers and Mexican woman were shot and several of the soldiers were disarmed by the police. Several persons who came in contact with visiting army officers on that occasion were questioned at the Cop per Queen hotel The investigators returned to Fort Huachuca last night.