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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

IN the apportlonment Of the fund.
In the state current school fund. Her.
naiilio county draws the largest
amount according 20 the statement of
jonathan n. WaEnss. state superln-
tendent The quotas were based on
the humber of persons enumerated fpr
school purposes. eiEhty-slEht cents bs-
inE allowed for each. Following are
the amounts allowed each county,
liernalillo. ts.f11Ui; chavcE. ga
sss.ss colfax. tsssi.ot. Curry. "a.
si1,ko. De nsca. tfsf.f1; Donn Ans.
ttt.s0o.st; Eddy. i9.lee.19i urant.
te.7i2.st; ouadalupe t2,sti.so; Lea.
ti.t9i.ot. Lincoln. t2.esel Lama.
~ sss.s2. Mckinley, si.fei.s2; Mora.
N.ost.ss. 0tero. ss.ssiao; Quay.
td.isfOo. Rio Arrlba. t5.1s1'to;
Roosevelt. st.ssi.9e. HHndoval. 81
5s3so San Juan. ti.se1.so. San Mia
uel. ts.s5s.oo. santa W. fl,feit..
sierra. ti.aoi.ss, aocorro. tt,sts ee
Taos. ta.eso.ei. Torrsncs. f3.iIf.ss
Union. ss.33s.ft; Valencia, 81, sse -.
Total tio7.sss.ts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
U S.A BASEBALL
RECRUITING TEAM
GAME HERE TODAY
Fifth Cavalry Plays Santa "
Team at Five; Army Team
Holds Winning Record; Santa
Fe Not Bsat4n Yet.

with the rIrh Cavalry team hold
tnn a winning record. and The santa
w team unheatsn 20 far u.ir s<4Hon.
the baschsii game ~ shls afternoon
showed pfomis< of being an Interest .
inG one. tiStt<1r of 'fno Army lras.
toaay are Sstnnxie ana Chlef Ioot-
numie Teller. This team 1<fe4<e 4
foft Bayard on MONDAY IN SILVER CIV
7 20 :, aud the sseorro team on Tues
day BY a score o. ~ - 4. Lieut. Hal
lssnlel. assistant recruibcE of1cer of
the ~ raeo district II the officer IN
command of the flf;h canlry team
which represents the recru,finr SER
Nice of the y. =. army.
The splendid uucceas Of thls team
has been puhlished hefov. q stands
e7th on a liat cf 81 districts. With .
much smaller reputation on which q
draw than the other dlnirictn Col.
A. A. King ronsull rccruliinn officer
has sent out two baseball teams 10
advertise IN West Texas and In New
McNicr. The lani two weeks Of June
have been designated a. lhe time fof
the hlg recruiting drive.
The procecda Of the rnme today will
go 10 the saivation Amy. The army
team viii play Santa W tomorrow
las Vegas on the ain. Haton on the
s1d. CLAYTON the 4tth. willard 1sth.
Tucumcar 7sth. santa Hona 2sth.
Currizozo eoth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
SENATE SHOULD NOT
NEEDLE WITH PEACE
TREATY NOW. CLAIM
Action Urged by Knox Resolution
Would Be Interpreted as I'm
called.for Effort 10 Dictate
Terms, Says Senator Thomas.

Washington. June ia Adoption 1f
the KnoN resolution regarding tho
league OF nations aud the peace treuS
would be- interpreted o. un uncHiicd
FOR effort by the aonnt. 70 dictate 90
the peace conference. senator Thomas
democrat. Colorado. said today. in op-
posing the measure. Tho tuiurid D
senator declared ihe proposal that The
scuate declared it.eif nov against ar-
ccpiin the i,asuc as intctwined with
the peace terms Was Improper an .
unwise.
before senator Thomas spoke. scu-
utor spencer republican. of Missouri.
introduced "a resolution proposing thai
the senate declare that application of
the Monroe Dnctunr must be- reserve
entirely Tot national determination
Tho resolution went over without oct.
ION
The spencer resolution would de.
clare a." iariff Immigration and ulr
internal uucntions. aro matters 10 nu
determined entirely hN the country iu
which they arise and under uu cir
cumstancgH questions for settlement
Lndcr the league of nations
Tho resolution would declare ulro
that the nitcd States cannot bind if-
self in advance tu either make wut
IN The future or TO send iiH army and
navy into other lands Tor purposes ol
control"
senator Thomas declared the Kno
resolution raised Fundamental qups.
tionF regarding the power ct the sem
ate W. treaty making aud also uf eA
pedirnr, of an expression hS the SON
ate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Atlanta Man Named
Rotary President

Nat Ian" iitNt ltah. June 10 H.a
Alhrrt adams. ~ Atlanta. Georgia.
fifst vice president uf the information
MI Association 81 Rotary Cluh. In con.
4"niion here. wa today nominated
without opposition fuf president ~ the
nfsnciation. This iH the first time In
thc history co. nutan thai q presi.
Dental candidate has had uo oppnsi-
hon
Opposition WAS Voiced this morning
by delegates To the convention to the
adoption ut resolution calling fni the
fiinclple uf compulsory arbitration IN
'diaputes hriwr-n capital ana labor u
wns the sentiment of many delegates
hat iiotary's attitude he one OF con.
ciliaiion rather than compuls,on. and
imposing the ada. .ition of definite
Program in the face 81 changing CON
citionr. Arguments on the relation ~
cfnpluyer ana rmployo VIII bee CON
tlnucd late to-day tud tomorrow,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
!, DOTS and DASHES

juarcz Benertl ouusalrs issued a
proclamation laHt nighf ordsriuE ail
civilians tn diHatm After forty eight
hours arrest would follow dlrruNsrh of
firearin. n civilian pu.arsHiuu. ytlI
the proclamation.
~ Pasu. TtN 40 members of the
iHth infantry were suddenly ordered
a. report 90 company commanders
immediately shortly after nIur O'Clock
last night
Galveston TrN Ton IsAI ans. 90
ivred Industrial MurkUrs uf the world
we're Killed hy MrAlcin federal
troops. during a riot ut THmpi,o sos
t"rdai according Go au unofficial 90.
port received hers.
insis The t,erWIu urHte deioFu
ton yesterday ut Nvimar advised The
cabinet Go reject tho pence treaty ss|
ouriinE 10 q dispatch sent from We.
mae hy the correspondent uf the
IRA -lkfuft Xcnuur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Sending of Yanks
to Juarez Right,
Asserts HudSpeth


Washington. June iN The action
Of the war department in sending
troops arrufs the MeAitan border At
luarcz wgiH coumonura in the house
today hy RcpteHoutntiNc Hudspcth,
democrat. ToNua, who raid pvopic %
~ pnso We're calling upon him every
day 10 demand greater protection for
them from bandit attacks.
The movement wHs IN accordance,
ne said with an agreement between
The United states and MsNico made
after the Columbus raid.
Chairman kahn, OF the military az
faiin committee, interrupted 10 ask
why if such an agreement existed,
General 'andidO Aguildr cnrrpnzn 4
son la law, aud special messenger 20
Washington. had protested,
'Goucrni Aguilr mado the state
mcnt," Representative HudHpeth re-
piled, "on hlr own initiative"
IN the senate u rssolution by seu-
atoi King, democrat tu,h, rcquosi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
CHINA TAMGll MAY
INVOLVE Us INA
WAR WITH JAPAN
New York Professor Says Award
OF Kiao Chau Rights to Japan
Is Almonst Sure TO Have Grave
Results.

Washington. June ia.--Jorcmihh
Iruks. Of the t'niNcusit, Of Ncw Nort
tol dthe house Immigration commit
tee today that the greatest DANGER uf
wnr In the fuiuro lay In the action Of
the Paris peace conference in awuf'i
ing 10 Iapan the alleged claims OF
Germany In Kiao Chow end tho prov
inrg OF Shuutunr
The award said Professor Ieuks
"ir almost certain 10 bring about war
boz tho fnr east aud IN that war thH
United states would almost c'rtani,
be- involved.
The thinesD are normally demo
crutl, in their wuyH Of thinking and
living aud they viii not readily yitla
ln tie long run 20 miiitariHtic domiu
uuun such as that award involves
However much the japanese may at
t,Iupt 60 diHruisr u hy explanations
tho United States cannot afford y,
tountonsncc such e setback to demo
tfuiic principles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Border Is Long


~ FcAg'SE Ciudnd Iuarcf aHain
X d,o~rs,- tn midday. b,veu-r
- the urx4dns in the t'inta
..,,.t.soe,on arp playing ~ &c
yotr: t<xau-,. la n ~titti, tiir Wv
of tho picturesque bctsirr tow"
asnhic- along la ~ wonts~i His-
unv'ly pacc. tlWfr y io rrn'<n ~
brlicyc that uur MeNisan ''"''"'e
n -oiec.l.
me iorlcr line brtwecn the
tnitSi ststc~ anh McNio y
hong onc. To,lay thrfc came dts
patches f,sn ~ par-p a,,d taisrts>
Trx., Indicating u,st the Amcrtsan
army h on the aui ,i,c for other
disturbance ci~cwbssr.
u ~ mt villa naturr to take
the drfcat inflictssi uiron him
SUNDAY without iss,king rrttpnr.
lfc knows that he can M iongrr
slap ~ on the fncc; bsIt hc VIII
fry to stab ~ in the bas'k.
The ifonical thing alsut tie
whole business y that the Car
funxl~tas Themselves. witom our
s.piiicr~ aidc.i in ths1r fight
against the tx'lr.ls SUNDAY. far
firnn appIes'lafr the n~~istatns'
Ne gave thrm. Tiir, claim tiint
wr Violated NcNican so,ertaanit,
without cau-c. that the taftanfa
tfssltls cSBuld have handled Villa
without our aid. any how.
THIS 4 not ~tftxt nrb~-ip, btt
sS'sue- fTOIa the highest officiais
in Juarcs.
We haze no eritisi-n to offsr
nj the af|flutt AT flats fsttttutaanltsf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
House Votes for
Return of Wires
to Their Owners

Washington. tuno is.--After rs.
considering - action extending gov
ernment fixed telrrraph rates Tor uix
months the house t0day without a
record vote passed the senate bill pre-
,lding Tor return Of the telegraph and
telephone pruprrties 10 private control
aud repeating thu law under which
those properties and the cable systems
we're taken over BY the president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Daniels Opposes
Creation of Air
Post in Cabinet

WIIITHTIUU- juno ~ NUUrlTInH
before tho rouHfH naval committee tu-
dHN to urrs Iu Increase in the appru-
prntinn fur naval aviation from tii,-
OHH 600 nsod o., the house tn $50
coo. 600. Secretary Daniels vigorously
upposcd proposals ihht the air serV-
ices uf the hrmA, nhsy and postuffico
department he consolidated under q
cabinet officer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Santa Fe ~ NJ June g.The attorney
retary OF state 20 advise petitioners for referendum
ave ratification Of the federal prohibition amendment he
annoi submit the matter 10 referendum The
axes the ground that the Legislative resolution
by The Legislature and hence under the
TO the referendum and also doubtful legislation
ecng federal amendment subject the referendum
The petition signed by 5000 monsht the
office Of the secretary of state last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Fabons. Tex--A number OF vilia
followers estimated los than 100,
gathered opposite here on MeNican
soil insi nlrht The band WAS taken
to be part Of the followers separated
from the main body hy the Invasion OF
United states troops. The Eth cavalry
ir stationed here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
n-si NAY Go E,sT
INSTEAD OI ME~T

t.ondon. June 10 rho flight ~ the
British dirigihle H-df tu Amsrica j.
definitely postponed until HefinnnY
decides what she Intends io do regard
inF the peace terms
should Germuny refuse tu slEn. uc-
rurdlnE a. one offiver the fllgm uf
the H-ai Will he eastward Instead of
westward
The airshiila which nfe nov cuFAr'd
n demonstration fliEht over -fier-
mani viii return to ihcir hasss tonight
and remain there until The German
decision b. announced.
Deal England. "Wednesday June
o. The eirht American steamers
with rhrrora. provisions Tor ter-
many which we're detained here Tor q
few days have proceeded Tor tirrmnn
ports There waH a report early tn.
dnY that thrN would hv held here
pending the riruinr - the peace
treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Labor FavorS
Disregard of
! Injunctions

. Atlantic rlu. y. y June d I
The American Federation ~ l.n- I
= huI u u resolution adopted nd
. Ifs convention here TODAY, cun-
o Hrmniur what w-le declared to 4
. hr "uauruHtiuna hy the Judiciary
. uf ths government leElaluiiNc
. and rNacuutr powers, recon.
Z msudcl that organized labor
. should disregard iniunrtlunni de.
. rrsoa 90 courts uu the ground
o that such accrecs violated rights
. guaranteed under the cunsfltu-
. tluu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Oh rINNEs IENNr I,nM nni,nril

Houston TrN. Iuue ~ Six De
Huyiland planes let Ellington field
ehrly to-day under their own powei
for the MeNican border Tor ohservn-
tlon purposes SiN more planes are to
hnVe later to-day ind an enlisted per
sonncl of ia0 men IL tu hc sent ~ VI
Fasu d, rail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Ing report from the state depart
ment reEnrdinr progress OF adlustins
claims Erowing out Of ious OF Amefi.
can lives and property IN Mexico Sni
on the border was adopted without
debate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
Is DEFEATED BY BIG
MAJORITY; 259- 20
Premier Orlando Demands Secret Hearing, and
Makes 1t Question of Confidence in Government;
Lawmakers Accept Challenge and Defeat His
Cabinet Overwhelmingly.

Komc, JUNO n lIIayas The ltainn mel wh Dc
feat the chamber of deputies today when the chamber rejected
vote of confidence the by $50 10 90 Premier Orlando
had demanded that the chamber session 10 hear
plantations regarding the foreign u! and made question
h,lcncc n the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
STATE CANNOT SUBMIT
DRY RATIFICATION TO
REFERENDUM, HE SAYS

Legislative Resolution Is Not "a Law Enacted by
the Legislature. and Therefore Not Amenablc
to Referendum, Is Opinion Which Adds That
1t Is Doubtful Whether Any Legislation Affect
ing Federal Amendment Is Subject to Review
by Voters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
FIRES OF VILLA
BAND SEEN FROM
THE TEXAS LINE
Juarez Commander Sends Cavalry
to Protect Americans in Chihua.
hua; No Danger Said to Threat.
en- Yankees.

Fabcns Tcxas. June no. Reports
from American uutposts her" thi-
morning stated everything was auirt
along the line aud No Nilla actiyities
had bcen noticed ON The Island,
~ near Guadalupe whore seventy
Nl,ia men were seen late Yesterday
The camp fires OF the villa band could
he seen nll night ana American pa
trols watched the border closely 60
prevent wid into the United states
10y the rebels.
AZ soon as the Nt.lu band VAS tc-
ported TO the hofdVr hasr here, Hddi-
tiunhl troops WEI" arnt here from
Fort nliss hy motor trucks ana wen"
put into positions along the uN't 10
rspcl an invasion should the villa men
attempt 10 cross The motor trucks
we're driven down the NaliU, with
lighiH out To- prevent their preacnr"
becoming known to tho villa hands
aud were placed along the BOUNDARY
hy Major iioltr, commander Of tho
liSe here.
The . escnco Of the Villn rebcls op.
posiie here late yesterday caused
much excitement in the nviEhbor,ng
border settlements.
Al Turnillo. i've mil's east Of here
the people were muuh alarmed and
asked for more troops 10 hr sent there
which WIS done. Tornillo ~ directly
opposite Guadalup" ami u wns feared
that the rebels would cross to raid
tho stores there FOR supplies.
n 10 believed iy the military that
the Niiln men were strugulrfH from
Villas column whlrh was scattered
hy American cavalry Monday,
Iuafez Mes. June 10 Fullowinl
an official protest made N American
Consul Dow h. General Gonzales last
night in the name Of the American
state department. against the lack of
military protection being furniHhey \
Americans uni their prupertN in ~
north. geuerul Gouznlrs announced
TODAY he had ordered % column ol
cavalry tu CuAns Hrandcs, near M
Mormon colonies. lutued hridgs'
ON the Mexico NorthwcHtotu railroad
may DELAY tho movement ct thes,
troops or fotro them 10 march over
land les miles to fasas Grnndes
The American consul WIS also nFk
od hN tho state department tn furnlHi
an estimate of the number Of Amoti
leans In the state Of chihuahua out
side ~ Iuarez and chihuahua Glti
who might be- exposed 10 tho dHnrsa
Of villa roprisnlH. Consul bow raii
mated these Ia number $50. u,ludinI
G7O Mormous There are prohahli
200 Americans in chihuahua Citl
/ aud more In Iunrez hut theN are no
considered In dangut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

NV fUftk WF.TfE WffthFlFl
New York. June ia.--copper, Iron
ana rpei,cr unchanged. Lead firm'
spot. SIS bid. July s.7e@ see. AZ
Ldndon. Spot standard copper
fxfi Is sd TN. IAsis. 81; others un-
elianged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Kansas cisyss.ss 70 sisss.
Chicago sis 10 s1sas.
nver-sif7s 70 sitse
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
WEEKLY REVIEW

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Tense labor conditions, as indicated by demands of the railroad brotherhoods and strikes in various sections of the country, to- gether with extension of the crusade against high living costs, were the direct causes of this weeks convulsive reversal in the stock market.
 President Wilson's address to the national lawmakers proved a partial offset, however, the financial com munity expressing its almost unquali- fled approval of the chief recommen- dations of the president, especially his stand against radical leaders.
 Gross reactions of 5 to 25 points throughout the active list and anong many dormant pr obscure issues were variably retrieved in the final sessions of the week s.ni in a few isolated cases recoveries extended beyond the previous weeks'5 final quotatiors
 Aside from the many manifestations of labor unrest Industrial conditions were almost altogether in the direc- tion of increased production, as evi-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
srocKs ANp BONDS

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Trading in stocks today was influenced almost entirely by President Wilson's address which Wall street interests, conserva. tives as well as speculative, accepted as extremely favorable to the conser. vative side.
 Gains of the preceding session were considerable enough, especially in equipments and the wide range of in- dustrials which are expected to show further prosperity by enormous post war demands.
 Rails and food shares, which suffer- ed severely in the several recent de- clines, also rallied vigorously, a large part of the weeks extreme loss being recovered. Sales 635,000 shares. Gen eral news of the day also favored the long account, including the July ten mage statement of the U, S. Steel cor poration which disclosed an increase in thrilled orders of almost 700, ,GUO tons over the preceding months
 This marks the second successive increase of the corporation and brings the total of business on hand up to and beyond any period since last March.
 Bonds were irregular, Liberty is- sues as well as internationaIs. Total sales, par value, $7,25O,OOO. Old U. S. bonds were unchanged on call during the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
Mining and Financial Ne,us
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

denced not only in the July tonnage statement of the United State steej corporation, but in the belief that fine federal railroad administration must soon come into the market for equip, ment.
 In the broader field of finance and commerce, further criticism was heard over the delay in connectnon w,th the foreign credit situation. The coIIanse of French exchange and continued weakness of rates on London and other European centers have thus far prompted no remedy, although bank- CTS have urged speedy action bv fiscal authorities in London and Paris
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
BAR SIIVER pptcE
THE COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Bar silver $1.115s.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
THE GRAIN MARKETS

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Sensational crop losses shown in the government report brought about big advance to. day in prices of grain and provisions Corn closed strong, to 6h cent net higher with September S1 .94 to s1 e41h and December $1.56k to s1.57 Oats finished 1B to 215c up and rovts1ons at rise of 40c to $1.5O.
 Aside from. the ordinary general re- auction ot 7.5 per cent of grain crops during July, the corn trade was es,Je- clally affected by official announce ment that the probable yield of corn this season will be 27,OOO. .OO0 bushels less than had been predicted a month ago. This cut appeared to mean that during 1919 not enouen corn would be raised for domestic con sumption and that short suppIies would therefore, continue to he fine rule Bullish significance of such fea- lures Of the government report seem Cd to become more and more evident as trading went on. Accordingly. the chief new crop month, December. took the lead in the price advance and clos ed at the topmost point of the day.
 President Wilson speech did not operate as an offset. Oats ascended for the same reason as corn.
 Provisions were strengthened by the upward swing of grain and hogs and by British government commandeer- ing of all available stocks of bacon, lard and ham.
 BAR SILVER PRICE
 NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Bar silver, $1.11%.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR SALE-Furniture, 21 rooms ; house for rent; best bargain in dis trict. Phone Black 764 SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR SALE-Ford touring car, in good condition; fine tires all around. Cheap for quick sale, only $225; easy terms arranged. F. c. Bledsoe, Ford agent, Lowell S-5-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
Male Help Wanted

WANTED-Salesmen who have sue. cessfully sold specialties or sales men of ability who can; big oppor- tunity for honest salesmen. Angola Rubber Co.,, factory Buffalo, N. Y.
 S.1O
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
WEEKLY BANK cLEARJNcs

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The actual condition of clearing house ganks and trust comanies for the week shows that they hold $51,137,5 ,570 reserve in excess of legal requirements This is decrease of $16,002,320 from last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

Studebaker six; one model 83 Over. land. This is the best buy in Bisbee. Two 5-passenger Fords, one Ford truck, in Al condition, one 6-passen. ger Chevrolet, all on easy terms. w. H. Smart, Chevrolet dealer, next r. O., Lowell. Phone 20 or Red 7S4.
 S-10
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR RENT-4-room furnished apart ment. Inquire 1O9 Higgins Hill, or phone 729. S-i2
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR SALE-One 7-passenger big six Studebaker, in fine conditionj take
 look at this one 3-passenger
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
Miscellaneous

SIDE LINE SALESMEN-W have an attractive line of premium assort- ments for live salesmen; commits sion from $5 to $20 per order. If you want an up-to-date line, write today. Garfield Mfg. Co.,, 4O03
 Broadway street, Chicago. S-lO
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. g. Cotton closed steady at 32k at net decline of 40 to 59 points. e
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR RENT-Two furnished house. Keeping rooms; private yard, lines, etc. Green 402. S.I3
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR SALE OR TRADE-G Garage doing good business. Apply Arizona Motor company. SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

Advertisements under this each nron with minimum No will
 seved later than morning will ee taken
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR SALE-5-room nicely furnished house in Warren. Address Box 11S9, Bisbee. SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR SALE-3-room house; closets. pantry, sleeping porcn; sewer con nections, cheap for quick sale. 100 Upper Lowell. S-13
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10
For Sale

FOR SALE-Furnished house, $55O cash, Wildwood add. c. P. Hussey, Mason house, Lowell. S-14
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR RENT-2room apartments, fur nished or partly furnished. Hays house, Tombstone Canyon. S-17
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR RENT-One 4-room unfurnished modern apartment. 104 Higgins Hill. C. H. Hogan, below Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

AGENTS-Best seller; Jem Rubber Repair for tires and tubes; super cedes vulcanization at a saving of over 800 per cent; put 1t on cold, it vulcanizes itself in two minutes ana is guaranteed to last the life of the tires or tube; sells to every auto owner and accessory dealer. For particulars how to make big money and free sample, address Amazon Rubber Co.,, Philadelphia, Pa., Dept. 59. S-10
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-10

FOR RENT-Three. rooms furnished, for light housekeeping; bath. PIP Naco road, at custom house stop.
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