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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-21
FIVE FRENCH TRACK AND
FIELD RECORDS BROKEN
BY AMERICAN ATHLETES

Paris. May 20.--H. w. Floyd, won the
pole vault with 12 feet inches when
five French track and field records
were broken by American army attn
letes at the invitation meet here yes
terday of the University sporting CLUB
Of France.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-21

Ernest u. Jackson. employed In the
local branch OF a telegraph company.
were today formally charged with the
murder saturday of Dr. 4. l.. Peel.
manager OF local dental firm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-21

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the stomach and Bowel
troubles. Perfectly harmless. See di
rcctions ON bottle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-21
Charged With Killing Dentist

New orleans, May 20.-Dr +. A.
Blanchard, u native of Louisiana but
recently practicing dentist in Little
Rock. Ark, and his brotherin-law,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-21
PRESIDENT TiNiCO SAYS
FOREIGNERS ENJOY FULL
GUARANTEES IN COUNTRY

san Jose. Costa Rica, Friday, May
lG.-Becausc of rumors which have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25

on July 80, 1918, he did collect
money on a fraudulent claim, he
then and there being assistant
county engineer. in the sum OF
SlS9 Tor services as consulting en-
gineer from July l to July 81, both
inclusive and further demand.
charge and receive the sum of SIPS.
as assistant county engineer for
the same time during the month OF
July, with a few days exception,
and that he so collected the fur
ther sum OF S2.S5 for expenses.
Not Lowest Bid
The next information is against
Tom Ellis and c. c. Baker, charg-
ing them with false pretenSes, it be-
ing alleged that on July Is and 20,
1918, they falsely and iraudulcntly
represented to G.. W. Young. W.
F. Whitson and Ben Stephens,
county commissioners of Carter
county, that a certain bid OF Tom
Ellis, on unit basis, for a bridge
across White creek, was lower than
the bid OF the Froebe-Gray Con-
struction Company, when in truth
and in fact, it is alleged the bid OF
the said Froebe-Gray Construction
Company was $6,2l0, and the bid OF
Tom Ellis amounted to S6,9%,
whereby they are charged with de-
irauding Carter county out OF the
sum of $727.
The next information is against
Tom Ellis and charges him with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, it being alleged in the infor-
nation that on October 7, 1918, the
defendant received the sum of $l0O
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
UP TO UNITED STATES
IS |NTERNAT|ON N I7INc me.
Of THE PANAMA CANAL

D,r;- Tb,--d,,, I,o q TI n
queS'lo" o' "He'"er 'ne "uH'''"
Canai should be mternauonaIlzed
under the league of nations would
denend entirely rnon the att;tude of
.,a 1-a;.od ct,.o. a,,,.o.,,,,,.,,.
'''~ ''' ~ '''''N''' '
cordlnS 10 the oe'iei expressed TO-
night by Lord Robert Cecil, who
has submitted to the peace congress
draft of the british view of the
structure Oh 'he league lie spoke at
conference OF journalists in an
swer to a query based upon specu-
lation nv the ores. q, features of
a,,,',-o,;s, f,o.:..
'"T "'" So''''' o. ,'a''C''S,
LORD ROBERT SAID ne mad not heard
any formal or Specilic discussion OF
the Fanama Canal among delegates
IT Delng mentioned only incidentally
IN connection with other waterways
lie heId that tine Panama lana! Is
not on lhe same Oasi' as some otI'eF
waterways since 1t IS properly OF
me United states ana 1t must be for
tlat country 10 say now IL 'naH De
controIIed,
IN speaking OF the admission OF
neutraIS INTO the league on tne same
pass as other nations LORD KoDertS
sara that It WaS-hiS conception that
tnere should be nc, ciaSSilc,aton, Dut
mat an sovereign indcPenaent staLeS
should nave equal riSltS' IN inc
general discussion Whlch 1o,IoWed
TINS remark ne Said It would De a
disaster II no south American ma
tons were included IN lhe orgah'za-
ton:
ne question: was raised as 10
Whet4ier IL Dlg indemnity IS as,
SeSScd against Germany She ShouId
be Kept out OF the league untlI pay
ment was competed. LORD KoDeri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
BULGARIAN CRUELTIES
ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE
ARE COMING TO LIGHT

London, Thursday, Jan. 25.-Ap-
palling and almost unbelievable at
rocities were practiced upon Greeks
and Scrbians by the Bulgarians dur
ing the war, according to report
submitted by an official Serbian
commission. Not only has evidence
Of brutalit'cs been found. but the
names OF Bulgarian Officers VINO
ordered them have been secured, II
is said.
In one district it is said, 500 wo-
men and children were ordered
masSacred by a certain Lieutenant
Stoiamov The spot where this
wholesale tragedy occurred i, said
to be marked still by human skull,
and bones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25


'Ion' Oat'cr county lor tne con
s.Iuol'oo .l o, a cast IRON culNGrt -
.''0ly' by ~ nee" AT sec T. m''es ~
> ,, anu o' @ I,'e h'En"ay construction
p'I" y. carter Cou''y 'nereoy
U1.''Uu,"S 'lc >alI I,,S C'''cr county
o"' VI I"e SUIT" OF 9Ioo'
Mcintosh Enters Again
Then follows another information
against Tom Ellis and c. c, Baker.
,h,~,,;r,, ,h,o, .,.;i, ,,i.., -,
''" ." wa '",'N P'N'N",.''
""'suS u''' ''e said Tom Ems
and e. & Baker iraudulently and
falsely represented to G.. W. Young.
w. f. Whit,on and Ren Stenbcn.
county commissioners of Cartcr
county that certain eno'nccr
estimate for road and culyert con-
,trurtiou ON Sections II aud l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
DIVISION OF MISSOURI
AND KANSAS TROOPS IN
BATTLES LOST BUT 827
FACT BROUGHT OUT IN RE.
PLY TO COMPLAINTS OF
GOV. HENRY ]. ALLEN

~
Wa,hIngton' Jan. 24.-LoSses OF
the 55rh division CKausas and Mis-
souri, national puard) in killed and
d;od ~, ,,o,,d. d,,..,. ..:.
"',' ''' '''S '' emu
SC.'''' '' france up TO NoI.| were
81 men, Secretary Baker told the
house rules committee today in con
nection with a resolution by Repre-
sentative Campbell OF Kansas. call
ing congressional investigation Of
reported excessive losses in this di-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
FELONY CHARGES FILED
AGAINST ELLIS AND BAKER

In the county court this morning
Russell Brown, county attorney,
filed seven informations against c,
c. Baker and Tom Ellis. the crime
charged in each case being a felony
and the iniormationS are COM
plant ior preliminary hearings,
Each OF the iniormations is signed
by the county attorney and also by
5. p. Freezing, attorney general,
by {. W. King, assistant attorney
general.
One charges Tom Ellis on Sep
tember 3, 1918, with obtaining
money under false pretenses, in
that he is alleged to have filed with
the county commissioners veri-
fled claim in the sum OF 500, ior
one cast iron culvert, "a feet long,
at Section f, mile o of the high
way system OF roads OF Carter
county upon which the said Tom
Ellis was then working as contrac-
tor and that he did not furnish the
said culvert, as set forth in his veri-
fled claim and that the said claim
was made with the intent to cheat
and deiraud Carter county.
The next information is against
{. c, Baker and charges him with
being guilty OF false pretenses, al
leging that on September 30, 1918,
he filed with the county commits
Sioners a claim for $40 for work
done from August II to August 81
when in truth and in fact, it is al
legged, the said c. c. Baker did not
render such services.
The next information filed is
against {. c. Baker, charging that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
SUBMARINE CHASER
CAPTURES A LAUNCH
WITH BOOZE CARGO

New Orleans, Jan. 24,-Sub-
marine chaser No. ia, with de-
partment OF Justice officers
aboard, oyerhauled and cap
tured the gasoline launch Tim.
carrying cargo OF whisky,
close under the shores of Cat
Island IN Mississippi Sound, in
the state OF Mississippi, We'd
nesday night, according to an
announcement by +. {. Pendle-
ton, department OF justice rep
reSentatiyc here. Two shots
were fired before the Tim was
stopped.
The whisky valued at $4,000.
it was stated, was designed for
transportation from New Or
leans to Mobile. The two men
aboard were arrested.
Listening devices and other
methods used in detecting sub
marines were used aboard the
chaser to locate the Tim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
DR.. J. v. POTTER DIES
At GORMAN, TEXAS

DR.. j. W. Potter died at 1890
o'clock this morning at his home in
German Texas. The body will be
taken to Fort Worth, Texas, foi
burial Sunday morning.
Doctor Potter was 30 years DID,
He was well known i'm Ardmorc
having come here several years ago.
and soon established an enviable
reputation in dentistry. In 1912 he
married Miss Emmeline Lowden.
who at that time was teacher in
Ardmorc public schools. She and
two children survive him. Mrs. Pot
ter is a sister Of Mrs. J. n. Dodson.
of Oklahoma City.
At the opening Of the Healdton
field DR.. Potter gave up his dentis-
try work to enter the oil game. He
was connected with Russell Brown
and Morris Sass in the Hog Creek
Oil x Gas Company, being active
manager in charge OF the business.
WITH his family he moved to Cor
man where within the past Jew
weeks, It is said, his investments, de-
yeloped successfully.
Russell Brown went to German
today and will remain until after the
funeral
Ardmore Men to Funeral
Many Ardmore friends who will
leave here on the early train Sun
day morning to go to Fort Worth
to attend the funeral, which will
be held at 10 o'clock. The body
will arrive in Fort Worth at s
o'clock tomorrow night.
DIR. Potter was in excellent health
when he visited Ardmore about a
fortnight ago, his illness having
developed since his return home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
ARKANSAS MooNSHINER
KILLED IN RAID AND
HIS STILL CARRIED OFF

Hot Springs, Ark Jan. 24.-Tbe
sner'it' OF Garland and Hot Spring,
counties and their deputies. ar.
companied by United States rcy.
eilue emu! men, made raid on a moon.
Shlne still on Cooper Creek ncar
this city this morning. "'''
=. as the outcome OF the raid. Char.
he BgrriS is dead. two men arc
moortaIIy wounded and another +, in
The officer, returned with % paI.
.pi'S ron, oil hquor and also with the still
he moonShinerS were the only sui.
ierer' IN the shooting thar took
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
London Press Sarcastic.

London, Jan. 24.-Newspaper,
here comment lukewarmly on the
plan for conference between an
allied commission and representa-
tiyeS OF the various governments in
Russia. The Post SarcaStically con-
demnS the proposal saying among
other things that it displays more
than Christian meekneSs.' The Tele-
graph, admitting the plan to be in
Spired by the best motives, con-
demnS it as being politically haz-
ardous and ethically wrong The
Times, while not enthusiastically in
favor OF the proposal hopes it will
work,
!. Dillon, foreign expert of the
Telegraph, writing from Paris, says
the Princes Island plan caused con-
Sternation in Russian circles in
Paris and adds that he is authorized
to declare that the governments OF
Omsk, Archangel, Crimca and Yc-
katerinodar will absolutely refuse to
send representatives to the confer
encc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
PRESS WILL HAVE
ANOTHER LOOK-|N
ON PEACE TABLE
TOMORROW'S SESSION OF
CONGRESS WILL OPEN
TO CORRESPONDENTS
LABOR TO Be DISCUSSED
Labor Proposals From United
States Believed to Seek Offset
ting of Dangerous Tendency
Toward Class Legislation-Vari-
GUS Reports to Be Studied at the
Meeting.

Paris, Jan. 24-The second ses-
sion OF the peace congress to be
held tomorrow, like the first will
be open to the press
The first subject on the order OF
business, as was announced YES
terday by the supreme council, will
he international legislation on IA
Dor Under instructions given at
the first session various national
delegations have been preparing
statements of their views on the
subject and it is understood that
under a special order which will
give careful study to the variou,
reports, an cndeavor to amalca-
mate them into a general project /,
to be recommended to the congress
for approval
Americas view mas been crystal
lzed and is believed to harmonic
IN many respects with those held by
the British delegates. There +,
reason to believe that generally the
principles enunciated will be found
acceptable to most OF the entente
1t has been deemed proper IN 10
TINS time to adhere to the practice
OF withholding such reports from
publication until formally presented
before the congress. 1t is believed
that the propositions of the United
states are based upon full recogn,-
ton OF the principles OF interna-
tIonaI protection OF labor by GOV
ernmental agencies, thus offsetfin,
what Is regarded as dangerou,
tendency toward class control oi
governments.
Data is being prepared 70 demon
Ntrate simultaneous movement in
TINS direction by labor orpaniza.
tion IN the United States. EngIanl
ana France, eliminating in the
adoption by the French chamber
OF deputies OF the report OF the
Berne conference held before thc
war, as amplified by the conference
ne, nGId at Leeds, England, in 1916.
neSe' in general, look to the relief
OF labor from international capi.
tahStlo control the freedom n
choose employment and place OF
''por guarantees Of employment
social insurance the right of or
Sallzailon and the enforcement of
hygienic conditions at place, OF EN-.
ployment. W '''''
OF interest to the southwest
crn section OF the Irnited
states as well as to Mexico
Is the demand for freedom TO WORK
u" any country on terms of eouality
with native labor. Other nrov;.
IONS are said to relate to child and
female labor, the prohibition oi
"'Snt work for minors. a ba,i,
elght- hour day and the nroh;h;t;on
u. International trade in produce,
,l''' % by minors. It is expected
Ioe American delegates will nrc.
acu' data to show the necessity for
International Standardization n;
E"''ors E wages, as already required
by American law ii unfair and in.
,,, juIIoGS' Competition for the
word $ freight business is to he
avoided and a spirit OF mutual co.
operation is to govern as the bc,.
;n, S""'Gn'ee 1 OF avoiding wars result.
ing from such competition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
4O-Hour Week Demanded

London, Jan, 24.-The National
Federation OF General Workers,
representing nearly a million men
and women, at a meeting has re-
solved to demand "a 40-hour work
ing week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25

Paris, Jan. 24.--The Russian So
c;al revolutionary party approves
President Wilson's proposition,
adopted by the supreme council of
the peace conference, for a meeting
Of representatives OF the various
Russian governments with repre-
sentatives OF the allies, according to
the delegate of that party now in
Paris. A document to this effect
signed by the delegate, is published
today in the socialist newspaper
Humante,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
NINE CONGRESSES
FOR A LEAGUE Of
NATIONS CALLED
OKLAHOMA TO BE REPRE-.
SENTED AT ST. LOUIS IN
DISTRICT MEETING
TAFT TO SPEAK At EACH
Many Noted Men Will Address
These Assemblies Urging Crea-
ton of Pact for World Peace En-
forcement-Plan is to Marshal
Public Opinion in Favor OF
League.

League,
St, Louis, Jan. 24.-The State
Branches OF the League to Enforce
Peace in Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska,
Colorado, New Mexico Arkansas
Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas will
cooperate in holding the Mid
Continent Congress for League
OF Nations in St. Louis, February
25 and 70. The call ior this con-
vention, issued here today, is sign
ed, by a Committee on Organiza-
ton, consisting OF ffty-one OF the
most prominent members OF the
League in these states.
The governors and mayors and
the leading organizations and So
cieties in the nine states have been
invited to send delegates. Several
governors have already made their
appointments.
This congress will be the eighth
~ .:.,, III;
I, q 9V'.1' - ',..'O ;5' ~ ~ ''o'u '. u,' -,
population throughout the United
States under the auspices OF the
ts W ~ '-'''0, ,,L ~ tIeo ,I ",,u 40
ton cities are New York, Boston,
Chicago Minneapolis, Portland
-, enL ' 4 , i,Ia,,i. ''''N '''''' '''''N
Il;,;,,, II rYf, oro.;dort of tbo
i.,',, ','' - 'i, ' = ,,I 'aa,i '' ~
IN m;o w." ,an,.p,,tan t;-r "N ,,L l;l 9rI"H t,i'o
;I L;, T.; u; ,o,,r %',G ,I U" a,.',',. 49, a,Nu
,,ron, ot - ,,'a o ,.h;.S ,D;Ii =,
,,5do ~. ,.,o,ca -, m','e' nn.aI, -, III
nra,;do,+ - II,.,,",I. ~ iI",,r'
van DyLo iornorr,. Ni;,;.,ar 80 tbo
VetheIIands, EraHl. p Wfalsb fnr-
merl, ;o;n, ,ba;rn,,n ~ rGe Wa
ahor goard and I"mcs o w Ger,
arJ formerL, Sn,h3ssaJar - Cor
many Other speakers for the in
dyidual congresses will be an
nounccd later.
To Marshal Public Opinion
The purpose OF the convention,
according to the invitations issued
today, is to marshal public opin-
ion behind America', real purpose
in the war which is defined as
the creation at the Peace Confer
ence OF League OF Nations to in
sure the orderly DEVELOPMENT OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
Weather Forecast

Southern Oklahoma: Tonight
partly cloudy warmer in east
portion; Saturday partly cloudy.
East Texas; Tonight and Sat.
urday cloudy, probably rain on
coast, warmer in northeast and
southwest portions tonight.
West Texas; Tonight partly
cloudy warmer in southwest
portion, Saturday cloudy, some
what colder in the Panhandle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
QUERYP

1t it invariably takes two days
for letter to come from Oklabo-
ma City-the present capital Of
Oklahoma 49, to Ardmore, the
present metropolis of Southern
Oklahoma, by a postal service at
present operated by the federal
government, how long will il cake
to perform this service when the
post office and other present-day
government operated utilities are
again turned back to the people'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
TWIN SISTERS IN
RED CROSS DROWN
SELVES IN FRANCE.
NEW YORK CANTEEN WORK
ERS MENTALLY AND
PHYSICALLY TIRED"
WELL KNOWN IN SOCIETY
Misses Gladys and Dorothea Crom-
well, Who Leap from Steamer in
French River, Belonged to Prom
inent Family and Suicide Causes
Sensation.

Bordeaux, France Ian. 24.-Misses
Gladys and Dorothea Cromwell. Sis
tiers, from New York, leaped from
the rail of the French steamer La
Lorraine. a, the steamer was in the
Garonne river, bound for New York.
today. Both were drowned. The
bodie, have not been recovered.
Both the young women belonged
to the American Red Cros, and
were returning home. \ letter
found in their Statcroom and adj
dressed to the commanding officer
OF their Red Cross unit informed
him OF their intention to "cnd it
all.
They had spent much time at the
front and friends said they had COM
planned Of being tired physically
and mentally.
New York, Jan. 24.-Thc dispatch
from Bordeaux telling Of the suicide
OF the Misses Gladys and Dorothea
Cromwell created a sensation in So
ciety circles in this city.
The Misses Cromwell, who were
twins were daughters OF the late
Frederic Cromwell for many wears
treasurer and trustee OF the Mutual
Lille Insurance Co. Their brother,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
We Tan Help You Help Yourself
GUARANTY STATE BANK
of Ardmore.

Not Too Small for Large Business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25
Committees in Charge

The Committee on Organization
Tor the Mid-Continent Congress
follows:
Missouri. - George Warren
Brown, Il. +. Bush, sam B. Cook,
William b. Cowen, j. Lionberger,
Davis, Oliver II. Dean, James h.
Dunn, Fred Fleming, Jackson
Johnson, Frederick y. hudson. W.
r. kcmpcr Henry W. Kiel K. \.
Continued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-25

Not Too Large for Small Business
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
DEATH GAR DRIVERS
 HEARING THIS WEEK

The preliminary hearing of H. l.. Brown, driver of the dea .h car which ran down and killed Philip Jarcke, five-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Phil ip Jarke of Lowell on Main street, in Lowell last Monday night, will prob ably be held Monday or Tuesday ill Judge Winters court
 In the verdict rendered by a coron- CTS jury, summoned to fix the respOn- sibility for the death of the boy, it was the opinion of the jurors, as stat ed in their verdict, that the death of Philip Jarcke was due to being run over by an automobile which was be- ing driven at an excessive speed by one H. l.. Brown" As soon as the verdict was rendered a charge filed by Assistant County Attorney McKelligan charging Brown with manslaughter was shown the prisoner. Bond was placed at $2OOO, and the prisoner turned over to the custody of an of ficer Brown is still in jail in Lowell in default of bonds.
 The defense will be represented at the preliminary hearing by F'lannigan & Murray, local attorneys. while the assistant county attorney will repre- sent the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04

to extend its present terminus to the weBtern boundary of the corporate limits of the city of Bisbee, as re- quired by sectcion l. of the Ordinance III, of the city of Bisbee.
 The reason for Sile request was made was for the convenience of the public and as matter of necessity before the paving of the streets is begun. and thereby prevent unneces- sary expense of changing the pave meut after it has been completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
Today and every day read Review Classified ads.
Stockholders Boost
 Ranger Central


  k its sya- ALI 
  presden MILLIONS is isl f h
  o in in a arres ,isou in
  Thiss shows what tpeoleT of o land like ere il a 1T we lu be in The mi e t S sold in
  stock So il ntend
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
SOPHOMORE DANCE.

More than 50 couples attended the dance given by the sophomore class to the Bisbee high school students and those who were recently gradu- ated, at the high school gymnasium last night. The hall was appropriate ly decorated with the class colOrs- blue and silver-and other decora- tions. During the evening punch was served.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
LEARN TO SWIM.

Every boy in the Warren district who Is anxious to learn to swim is requested to call at the boys Y for pass. The intruction classes will begin tomorrow and in order to make full use of this opportunity it is neces- sary for boys to register as soon as possible. The classes will extend throughout this month.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
wINsTEAo CASE TO JURY.

The case of w. Winstead, charged with highway robbery, will go to the jury in the superior court tomorrow. During yesterday many witnesses were examined, their testimony occu- pying the entire day
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
FUNERAL OF LUIS BILLS.

The funeral of Luis Bills who died in Phoenix May l, will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the Palace undertaking parlors. Bills was 29 years old and was well known in this sectcion of the state Rev. Moore, of the episcopal church at Flagsaff, will officiate.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
EDlsoNs SOLDIER SON BACK

NEW YORK, May 3-Among the tank corps replacements returning on the Transport GOethals today was First Sgt William l.. Edison, son of Thomas A. Edison. Sergeant Edison is 42 years old and a veteran of the Spanish-American war.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
FIDELIS CLASS HOLDS MEETING.

The Fidelis class of the Baptist Sun day school held it's monthly business and social meeting Friday evening, April p, at the home of Miss Potter in Bakerville. An interesting study of China was taken up and a solo was rendered by Mrs. Morgan. Refresh ments were served. Those present were Misses Phoebe Holt, Mable Ew- ing, Eva Porter, Lettie Lee Thane, Sy-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-04
WELL KNOWN DOUGLAS MAN DIES.

George A. Hedges, of Douglas and well known in Bisbee, who died at his home in Pirtleville on Friday, will be buried from the Catholic church at Douglas this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hedges was an employe of the Calu- met & Arizona company.