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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-15
ANGRY WORDS
 FLY FAST IN
 PACT DEBATE
Senators McC Cumber and Reed
 Tangle When Former Ac-
 cuses Latter of Aiding Ger many's Cause by Opposition

WASHINGTON Oct. 14-Bitter feel ing engendered- by the peace treaty's Shantung provision got cYose 70 me boiling point again today in the sen |ate.
 Repeatedly during five hour de- bate on the subject the gavel sound ed to bring order out of confusing cross-fire of oratorical projeetiles, and once it was ruled that language used had violated the senate's rules by inn putting to senators conduct unworthy and unbecoming.
 The declaration to which formal ob- jection was taken was made by Sena- tor McCumber, Republican, North Dakota, in the course of heated ex- change with Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri, and had to do with charges that Japan was acting in bad faith in the promise of her statesmen to re- turn Shantung province to China.
 Japan was our associate in the war;" said the North Dakota senator, "but know. now that the war prac- tically has ended, many senators pre- fer to consider her as our enemy Ger many seems to be more an object of solicitude than our friends who helped us defeat Germany"
 eff the senator means that" shout ed Senator Reed, 'T want him to name the senators to whom he refers"
 Senator McCumber retorted that he would let recent utterances in the senate chamber speak for themselves. and when he declined to yield to further questioning by Senator Reed the latter appealed to the chair. de claring loudly while Senator McCum- Der, continued his speech that the language used had been unparliament- ary.
 When he had quieted the disputants, Senator Ball, Republican of Delaware. temporarily presiding, thumbed through senate rule book while a half dozen other members tried all at once to get in word of advice. Sen ator Reed than withdrew his objection, whereupon Senator McCumber declar- ed he had no intention of taking back what he had said, and insisted that the clerk read the passage of his speech which had been questioned. That brought a renewal of the Mis- souri senator's protest, Senator Ball ruled the language out of order and Senator McCumber resumed with the remark that he hadn't in the least changed his mind about the truth of what he had said
 Senator McCumber, a Republican member of the foreign relations com mittee, was speaking in reply to Chair man Lodge of the committee, who had just concluded prepared address sup porting the Shantung amendment and declaring Japan was building in China an empire menacing the United States. Japan relentlessly had brok- en her pledge and would continue to do so. in furtherance of her scheme for China's exploitation. MT. Lodge as- serted.
 Tn replying Senator McCumber argued that the proposed possession and altering the treaty would not change that possession. On the other hand. he said. the league of nations would unite "the civilized world with a grip upon Japan's throat" to com (Continued on Page Two)
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coTroN CONFERENCE

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 14.-Every group of persons engaged in the cot ton industry from the planter to the weaver came in for blame today at the world cotton conference here for damage sustained by cotton in it's pro- gress from the field to the loom.
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II c. NOT SIGNED.

PARIS, Oct 14.-The United states did not sign the international aerial convention yet, which received the signatures of the representatives or many countries. The American patent office questioned whether under the agreement the United States courts would have jurisdiction if foreign ma chimes carried devices infringing unit ed States patents.
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SPANISH CAMPAIGN.

MADRID, Oct. 14.-An announce ment has been received here Of the commencement of a new military movement by the Spaniards in Mo rocco. Itis being undertaken to se- cure the submission of the tribesmen in inc Alhucemas region, and obtain comnlete control of all the regions assigned to Spain.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-15

IieSluenI LeWlS or the miners union, who has been in this city con- ferring with other union officials. went to Indianapolis today to prepare the call for the strike on November l. Officials hope the issuing of the call will be deferred until after the confer ence here. Should the conference be barren of results, further action by the government is expected but no one in authority would venture to sug- gest what form that action would take. While the cabinet today decided to leave the settlement of the strike with the department of labor, it was re- garded as more than likely that if the conference failed the entire cab inet would consider the next course.
 Besides the threatened strike of coal miners, the cabinet discussed the general industrial situation today and it was announced that Secretary Bak- CT would make statement on the sub ject tomorrow before the federation of women's club at Cleveland.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 14-John L. Lewis. acting president of the United Mine Workers of America, who returned to the union headquarters to- day from joint wage conference with the mine operators. when it fail ed to reach an agreement at Philadel- phia, said tonight he wouyo consider until tomorrow the invitation of Sec retary of Labor Wilson to meet him in Washington Thursday before making a reply. Meanwhile the work of drafting the order calling all bitumin- ous coal miners to go on strike Novem- Der l, was being continued at the union headquarters here, it was said. Mr Lewis received the message from Secretary Wilson late today. It fol- lows:
 Section 8 of the law creating the department of labor provides that the. secretary of labor shall have the power to act as a mediator and to ap- point commissioners of conciliation in labor disputes wherever in his judg- ment the interests of industrial peace may require it to be done
 q have been much disturbed by the reports to the effect that the operators and miners have failed to reach an agreement and have adjourned with out making arrangements for further conference and that a strike is there fore likely to take place in the bitu- minous coal fields of the United States on the first day of November. As the executive of the government instrust- ed with the responsibility of media ton, I would like to have you meet me in the office of the secretary of labor at Washington at Il o'clock Thursday morning. october 16 for the purpose of considering the situation as it exists in the bituminous coal fields. would respectfully request that no strike order be issued until after I have had an opportunity of having a conference with you. I have also asked MT. Brewster, president of the coal operators association to meet me at the same time and place.
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Inc military leaders.

Colonel Mapes announced tonight taht no confession had been obtained from Gorski in regard to the Chicago federal building bomb plot, but it was intimated that Gorski would be fed eral witnesse. The federal officers are now searching for Alexander Ivan- off, Gary steel worker and electrician, who is said to have been implicated by Gorski as maker of the thirty-six bombs which were sent to prominent men throughout the country in forged wrappings of Gimbel Bros store in New York.
 Intelligence officers continued their raids at Gary today in search of radl- cal literature. They reported finding a quantity of radical propaganda printed in German and a large Ger man flag.
 A platoon of federal troops was stationed near the steel mills in Gary today after reports had been made that bricks and horseshoes had been thrown through the windows of the plants by strikers.
 The strike bulletin issued by the
  proclamation issued yesterday by the communist party of America" call in gon the working men to establish a dictatorship and wrest control of Gary from the federal troops.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Warning that there is "real danger that the government will falp' if it continues it's attitude of "supine action" toward the radical elements over the coun- try was given today in the senate by Senator Poindexter, Republican, Washington. Referring to propagan- da circulated at Gary, Ind, urging steel workers to revolt and establish a dictatorship, Senator Poindexter said there was ample proof of the revolutionary movement, not only at Gary, but throughout the country"
 Many of the strikes now in effect, he added, were called "in pursuance of the revolutionists' plan to strike down all government"
 The Washington senator offered a resolution asking why the depart ment of justice had not proceeded against the circulators of, revolution ary propaganda. Senator Thomas, Democrat, Colorado, questioned the need for the resolution. He said the steel strikers in his state had no grievance: that they were fighting for naturalization of the steel indus try. Senator Pomerene, Democrat, Ohio. remarked that his information was that the strike leaders were hold ing out the inducement that the nlants would soon be in the employees hands as a means of getting the men to remain on strike.
 While the senate was discussing radicalism. the house foreign affairs committee favorably reported a reso- lution extending for one year war time passport restrictions so as to exclude radicals and undesirable aliens. thousands of whom are wait ing to come to this country, accord ing to consular reports from abroad.
 Before the house immigration com mittee. Representative Welty, Demo crat. Ohio, urged that all aliens now in the country be required to register immediately and that undesirable ones be deported without delay He declared that recent events at Gary and Pittsburgh indicated that the government should know the charac- fer and whereabouts of all aliens ln tha TTnited States.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-15
COPPER PRICE

Metal prices, average for week ending "Wednesday, October 8: Copper 21.46; siI- Yer, 1.1e25.
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Vacation, a Problem
Or a Pfeasur e
BY Sophie Irene Loeb
I'rcss Evening W'rid'
Mind Ones Own Business Listen Only to Pleasant
Things Be Agreeable - Do Only What One
Wants to Do.

! crs n offices. while grandmother Keeps
| house. as they arr ANXIOUS To nav" a
| homo nest cor rh"Ir dear ones. but th"Y
hay" learned L. got rh" most out of their
vacation.
| The simplest kind of clothes ar"
taken: in fact. clothes that they don;
care anything about.
Tho children hav" ample opportunity
| to play without h"IuI brought in ever
! sn often lo hr 'drrSsrd up. There IS
very httlr chance for danger ana tho
father and mother b"sId"s getting the
| rest can taxi. Iuril" Jaunrs hcI" and there
! for amusement. feeling S"rur" in the
| SAFETY uf tn" nitl" ones. Th"E return
, home feeling refreshed and happy. Th"S
! have not spent f"vcrCd hours over clothes
! and tn" w"rrr IF meeting l""plc ana iiE-
! ing up 10 them. They hay" mad" th"
most If It and are building strong ac-
CurdlnEly.
| How many people Their" arc who don
! know how To got II vacation. They take
! so much trouble and get nothing for
! their pains.
Then there are those who 20 to p;ac"a
/ VIII, re- they nice, strangers. ThcE pro-
coed L. mind other peoples business cA>
! 4, ut thor own TO re, Quarrclsomc and
! then their vacation Is spoiled.
How many hrnrtach"S and misc-toS
many 4 yacatio nIS brings homv cannot
be estimated The porch brigade"
which is ever present. also causes tro'l'
, bic by unGraclous tongues.
! To sum /, all ur. tn" wis" one Will
so arrange his s"journ So az - &; :" him
tho least trouhl" and assure i'm the
s"iac" and pleasure that u" seeks.
The big thing Is Il MIND ones own
! business. /" listen only I" pleasant
| things, To- hc aGrC"abl" and 10 do only
J tn" things that unc really wants 10 d"
and not 10 follow ;he dictates or the Will
| Of others.
After all. it is your vacation
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A. various times | have set forth Ia
tn. - columns tn" great lmp"rtanc" Il
getting all that you can out Of Na'n'
r!ln. rSpcrIaIly tn" worker VIII" has bu'
q few days to got IN" recreation that Ia:
has counted on the Who'll" year. and NO"
NOR, furcibly comes To- mind tn" import
auCr Of 1t all IN tn" tale t"ld INC 10y Il
friend who has just returned.
"Nr>rr again" she waNcd. Il; tool:
me weeks t. get tn" children ready for a
months VACATION which my husband and
| had planned 10 enjoy together
We found 4 place that was advertised
rs attractive for rhildr"n.' We thought
that tho children could rump and play nj
Will cvcrywhcrr and that We could get
something out Of II.
"Wrn. We were mistaken. II was just
dress all the um". 1t was certainty M
pIa," for pcupl" Of m"dcrai" means
Nurse; ard MAIDS looking after the other
children all the time and W." had I" ACT
in thai capuCIty..aS "" had mon" with us
wv" were constantly afraid mat 'h"E
would 60; drowned "r get run oyer 81
that some other catastrophe would nap
prn to say nothing "f keeping them
clean and t. conform with what IN"
o:h.r children were doing.
''IYr spent Il lo, Of money and energy
hoping Ia get recreation. and ! am glad
to rct home 1t viii take some tim" 10
get over it,
Can't you soc tn" pIctur" If this fam
fly planning on this VACATION for
months" This mother sewing and Slav-
ing in preparation uf IN" adN"n'Ur" an:
ali her anticipation oi IN" pleasant 1irl"
ahead To find il all n. proh!"T instead.
know another family who have just
tho opposite kind Of Il trip.
They take their children wh"r" thor
are simple country sports. IN Il nice "!l
farmhouse where there is plenty ~ fresh
air and sunshine and good things I" 'at.
The father and mother are both work
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SERIES OF ROBBER|ES
IN INTERIOR OF STATE


CHARLESTON. W. VA, July 21.--AC-
c"rdIns I" ndviccs received here lat" to-
ni,ht. enc man has been shot and ser
i"usly m rod. tw" railroad stations
hive been bu~SlarIzcd and other hndups
hay" occurred IN and near Gassaway.
Widen and other small places III BraXtOn
county. This state.
The report tonight states that the
railroad station at Widen WAS entered
late Saturday night and conS!d"rabl"
loot WAS taken away. Blood hounds
wtrc hurried to the scene and tho trail
ing was ktartcd. TIL" men who entered
tn" station. however. made their get
away in the dcnsr underground which
covers the mountains and the trail was
lost.
Saturday night. after closing his place
Of business in Gassaway. q. \. Thomp-
son. a prominent business man Of tp2t
plarc. was hcid up. Thompson had been
iaEInG an HCliI" part in politics IN GaSS-
away He was shot and seriously IN
jur"d by man who also made his cs-
CAPE. \ n"iGhbnr. according 10 tho re-
port. recognized two men in the vicinity
wh"r" Thompson was shot and aprrc-
hcnsinn of tn" criminal is expected.
Some time today tho Baltimore & Ohio
railroad station nj Bower was entered
either for III" nurpo"c of robbery or
vandalism and cons iherahi" damage was
done to tho property before the parties
went away.
Sheriff Meyer and citizens arc CON
ductinE an organized hunt for tho par
ties suspected Of the crimes and dcvcl-
upIncnts were expected soon.
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200 HORSES ARE AT
COLUMBUS TRACK
FOR WEEKS RACING

COI.UMBt'S. O.. July o. More than
200 horses ar" Quart"r"d for the mid
summer grand circuit rae" program
which opens to-mHrrow afternoon with
the fire" for all pace as the first event
and the feature.
TIL. 2.O6 pace. III" Elk homo purse Of
g. HtH - another feature. TIL" remain
der az the program VIII consist of the
us class trpt and IN" 2:h9 GLASS trot-
H. thc free for ali there viii be four
starters. Miss Harris VI. DIrcCtum J.,
Eva Ahbc and Single c.
Ten horses VIII start in tn" Elks pace
including Grace Direct. Boil" Al"antara
Jay Mark. Lrttl" Bat!stc Rcd Ecarcr
AMI South Bend Girl.
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OBITUARY
Miss Sara Callendine.

Funeral services for III" late Miss
Sara Call"ndinc, aged SO years. who's
death occurred Sunday morning al Ito
o'clock at III" West Virginia Hon" for
Aged and f'rirnGl"@s Women. Will l."
held mt the plaC" If death this morning
at so O'Clock Rev. {. l.. Allen. pa
tor ur Ia" Nrrth Street Methodist f:NiS-
coral church. VII uffIciatc and inter
mont VIII hr mad" in Gr"nklmC GENE
terry. Hrouk, county, ". Va.
Miss Ca'l"ndln" MAS horn in Brooke
county "lEhty-thr"" years az" and hhd
resided At ia" !. M "m Thirteenth street
for two years AMI seen m"nihNl On"
brother. Harry rallCndln", az tn" Island.
and on" nephew. Gs"rG" tall"nd'n". sur
SlSr
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Mrs. Mary Daughcrty.

Mrs. Mary pauch"rty. eyed % years
did IA Akron. O.. saturday AFTERNOON n
u'CIock following Il lengthy 'linc"S
III" hody arrived her" last night AM
was taken - liz" home If her daughter
Mrs. Thcodor" sutherland. "a" sixteenth
street wh'r" funeral services VIII ~
held Tuesday afternoon - -" "cl"r"
interim. MT Will h. made IN Nj. Zion Gem
CtCIS.
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! BRAIN TESTS|
: BY SAM LLOYD. J
@%A~A~AA ~AA~~~~D
No, TT
II Minutes TO Answer This.

Take some church music. add n gar
mont, subtract an exit. add tin vessel
add n china vessel. adj carpenters
tool. subtract tn" PROV If a boat. sub
tract hoy. add n point Of land. subtract
a hcddwcar and IN" resulting letters vii
spell CHIMPANXEE
ANSWER TO NO. 176
4 natural division Of tn" mitrc-shapcd
diagram produces SIX similar trlangl"S
D.v.dInE by ( establishes that each OF
the required parts shall contain ono and
ono half trinncl"s. Having reasoned thus
Gar. tho outlining Of the intcrlocking
shown b. the diagram:
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Lccilc Thompson

Funeral services w"r" h"ld yesterday
aCicrn""n ut tn" h"rn" of her mot hri'
Mrs Wil tn, mpSnu ia Golden. for Alice
I.uylI", one year Of age. whuS' death "r-
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Snyder Funeral

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GENERAL NOTICES


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