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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-16
Visc0unt Grey to
 Return to England

London, Dec. 15.-Visocunt Grey ambassador to the United States has been granted leave of ab- sence from Washington in order to come to England to discuss several important questions with the government, it is announced by Premier Lloyd George at this afternoons session of the house of commons.
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FOUR DIVORCE DEGREES.

Four decrees of divorce were en- tered by Judge John M. Elliott in chancery court here yesterday In three of the suits, plaintiffs successfully pleaded cruel treat ment, and in the fourth desertion was charged. The cases in which plaintiffs were granted decrees were: John Russell vs. Leah Rus sell: Elizabeth White vs. Clarence White; Willie Jackson vs. Jose pl1ine Jackson, and Sammie Shirley vs. Steven Shirley.
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Sir Robert Borden
 Soon Will Retire

Ottawa, Dec. 14.-The report that Sir Robert Borden is about to retire as Canadian premier was strengthened today with the an- nouncement that after a confer ence of doctors last week, Sir Robert was given medical orders to give up public life. A meeting of unionist leaders has been call
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ACE IS EXPECTED TWEEN ESTH0NIA SOVIET RUSSIA Gh
'nanent End to HostiIities
 On BOlsheviki Lines 4 Suggested

E3y The Associated Press.) 'rphat, Esthonia, Friday, Dec. AUnless some unforeseen de- sment occurs, peace between Ionia and soviet Russia prob Twill be an accomplished fact Me near future. Despite de-
 F there seemingly is no doubt 1.-the object of the negotiations n have been going on daily sst merely an armistice,, but sn view a full peace along the i'al lines framed by the bol- Iki. The present main aim of a5oviet seems to be to follow Be defeat of General Yudeniteh :; taking it impossible for him ny other military leader to saize a new campaign i! |bnian territory against soviet la.
 'f weeks the bolsheviki have ,: concentrating troops on the Ia front where extremely n attacks are now in progress She fear is not concealed that 'snia may be occupied if that ':ry refuses to conclude a
 {. On the other hand the in ions seem to be that powerful
 :te influences are operating
 Event a peace so that Esthonia : we'll informed observer puts
 between the devil, in thf . of the bolsheviki and tn ! blue sea and it's blockadino 9ron." 9l another factor to which the 9nian government is respons ss the pressure of public senei- : for a cessation of hostilities 3nia is fighting only defen- $, and the army is eager tc 3lieved of the strain and tc sn to civil work, It is diff, 30 ascertain the attitude of tho } toward the Dorphat confet- 3 especially that of Great Brit The belief seems to prevail :g observers here that Grea' :in is not wholly opposed t Negotiations, but that she pre-. :|that Esthonia await the out. :l of the discussion in Copen- :n before definitely committing Elf. It seems apparent how,
 < that France is strenuously
 g to prevent Esthonia iron
 ng any kind of an agreement
 the bolsheviki.
 sis consistently rumored tha-
 re is preparing to send si, Eons of troops to the Balt,t , huge offensive against Pc lad which will be assisted b, |ral Mannerheim with hi ssh volunteers, and Colonaf off -Bermondt's forces using is. left of Yudenitch's arm, It's equipment as a nucleus o. enterprise.
 penhagen, Dec. lo.-A belat- from Dorphat gives Following summary of the article of the peace terms of oolsheviki:
 army shall exist in Esthon- xcept the national Esthonian l; complete disbandment of
 northwestern military and forces is required, with ralization of all the north srn army's stores and mater antil such time that the soviet rnment notifies Esthonia that
 war in Russia has ended; the 2 personnel of the northwest, snd other forces opposing the t are forbidden to join any hostile to the soviet; no Rry or naval forces or sup for any army except the onian national army are to be led passage through Esthonia; formation or existence in Els la of any organization pre-
 ng to represent any non-
 t Russian government is not 5 allowed, and the recruiting iobilization of any anti-soviet
 is forbidden.
 fhlrr hilton nf
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ed to consider the question of his successor.
 The report of Premier Borden's impending retirement was simul- taneous with a rumor that he had been asked to accept the post of British ambassador to Washing ton.
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before the end of the year for ali other consultation on pending questions.
 The Petit Parisien declares it may be definitely stated that all the divergencies of opinion between France and Great Britain on peace questions were adjusted at the London conference and that al agreement was concluded concern ing Constantinople, Syria and Asia Minor.
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sum of $5O,0O0 in each of three cases filed in justice court here alleging swindling. It is alleged Waid defrauded stock holders out of $30,000. The company had headquarters in Nashville, Tenn, and it's stockholders are under stood to have been principally working girls of Nashville and nearby towns.
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Guilt? Quit It! "ce.s.lt" Peel. It,

.o Guilt? Quit It! "Cets-lt" Peelslt!
 again" to all other methods. This lis because "Gets-It" is the only orn-remover or earth that makes corns peel off just like a banana skin. Two or three drops will do the work, without fussing or trou- ble. You apply it in ? or seconds; does the rest, Without bandages, plasters. blood-bringing knives or razors. Get. rid of that corn-pain at without corn torture. Be sure to use "Gets-It." It never fails.
 "Gets.lt,". the on1ysur guaranteed, money-back corn-remover. costs but 3 trifle at any drug store. M'fd by D. Lawrence & Co.,. Chicago. III.
 Sold in Pine Bluff and recom- mended as the worlds best corn remedy by Mann-Tanekersley, De- Woody's pharmacy, Pines Drug company, Bobbitt and Dancy, Peo- pies Drug store. Adv.
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itish Premier to
 Visit Paris Soon

Iris, Dec. -(Havas)-Com-
 Ring today upon the London Eerence, participated in by fd George and Clemenceau and ' allied statesmen the Echo de s says it is probable that the {sh premier will visit Paris
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wheat growing farmers because of inability to ship grain is ex- pected with the arrival here today of R. B. Thornton, representing Regional Director Hale Holden of Chicago, to investigate complaints of car shortage in Kansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-16

the u steamer Regina, bonn,
 Boston, according to w;re nouaa ma tsr pa1cnes Ia1 Se received today. I;5ss T5s q dis' ted States shipping board me ns Uni, Davidson County, which lo.esaner Ier propeller last Wednesdat,, lost he, only vessel not locate aassa1!s was tAs gay among the score rsly ra to- damaged or in peril jast ,reportei the the result result of the series of gssS ss1s. a'
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today declared a quarterly divid- end of $3 a share and an extra dividend of $7 share payable January 31 to stockholders of rec ord December 31.
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STEAMER CREW SAVED.

Halifax, N. S., Dec. 15.-The crew of the steamer Messiah, abandoned in sinking ocndition Saturday, 430 miles off the New Foundland coast, is safe on board
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''eets.It" Peels Off corns PainlasslY
Of They Come Like Banans, Skin. .> 2or 3 Drops, That's All.

There's a murderous, painful way to get rid of corns, and then there is. the peaceful, glorious "peel-it-
 off" ''Gets-It" way. After you have tried "Gets-It" you will say "never
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Oil Man is Held
 Under Large Bond

Wichita Falls, Tex, Dec 15.-- Ben w. Waid, former official of an oil company, was held in jail here today in default of bond to the
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EXTRA GIL DIVIDEND.

Independence, Kan, Dec. 15.-- The Prairie Oil and Gas company
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RELIEVE WHEAT GROWERS

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 15.-Relief from situation which is said to have resulted in heavy losses 60
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Washington, Dec. 15.-The fire on the former German De Kalb at New York will not delay her en- try into the freight ard passenger service between New York and South America, it was announced at the shipping board.
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Former German
 Liner is Fired

New York, Dec. 15.-Fire which started last night in one of the cabins of the steamship De Ka'b a former German liner now under going alterations here to be en- tered in the South American ser vice, was extinguished before any material damage had been done, officials of the United States ship ping board announced today. The fire did not penetrate below the mail deck, they added, and there was no damage to the engines. As a matter of precaution the ship was beached but it can be floated at high tide.
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national sequel, as the dukes royal English relations are supposed to have an interest in his estate.

The retiring Duke of Gotha Is Charles Edward (His Royal High ness, the Duke of Albany who is cousin of King George of Great Britain. He is British born and was a royal duke of Great Britain before he was deprived in March of the present year of his Britisl, peerage by a kings order in cou : cil. During the war the duke served for some time in the Ger man army.
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THO1TAS B. LOVE

DALLAS, Tex. - In recognition of the injustice done him four years ago, when false reports de- prived him of office, Thomas B. Love has this time been appointed Democratic National Committee man from Texas. He is working for McAdoo for president in 1920.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
Zulu Kid Is After
 Bout With Lincoln

TUCSON. Aug. 16.-Another boxer and certainly the one with the widest spread reputation thus far to make Tucson headquarters, reached here Thursday afternoon in the person of 'The Zulu Kid"
 Contrary to a possible first notion, this is not the name of a musical comedy nor of breakfast condition, but the boxing nom de plume of a very stocky young flyweight, who has been wearing the gloves for eight years and in that time has met John ny Coulon, Jimmie Wilde and a score of real topnotchers.
 He carries with him a book of ac- counts of his various fights which is at least three inches thick and, ac- cording to Manager Mohan, is genu- inc championship timber among the bantamweights.
 The Zulu Kid is here looking for a match with Ralph Lincoln, who re- gently so decisively defeated Bobby Burns, and the battle is likely to be arranged for some time in September, as Lincoln has a date on Labor day. Shannon is carded so far ahead here that it is unlikely their clash will take place in Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
Play Finals Today
 In Tennis Doubles

The finals in the mems doubles ten his tournament which has been in progress at the Y. M. c. A. for the past two weeks will be played this morning at the courts of the Bisbee Tennis club in Tombstone canyon. The competing teams will consist of Potter and Metcalf and Crittenden and Blocher.
 Potter and Metcalf fought their way to the finals Friday evening by taking Brooks and Campbell into camp in easy style in straight sets. 6-2. 6-2
 Crittenden will act as pinch hitter for Utorf. the Missouri net star who has left the city since he and Blocher landed in the finals Wednesday night. A hard fought match is expected and the play is touted to be exceptionally fast in that the Bisbee club courts are dirt instead of concrete, as are those of the Y. Nj. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
B|SBEE LAR IF
 FOOD HAS J. ].
 CONTROL HABIT
"NoW You See It, Now You
 Don't;;" Left Fl PaSo August
 IA, Still in Transit; Mayor Erickson Refuses to Guess

That carload of army provisions that is being rushed" to aid Bisbee folk to combat the high cost of living is getting more and more like the stage magician stunt of now you see it and now you don't" Last night it was now you don't"
 Shipped from Fl Paso on August 14th, according to information wired the mayor, the foodstuffs had not put in an appearance at the local depot up to midnight. w. J. Wilbert and Mayor Erickson were plainly disgusted last night at the situation.
 "If the car shows up tomorrow, we'll distribute the food to the Bisbee orders Monday morning at the city hall" said the mayor. '1f 1t doesn't, we'll distribute it when 1t does come. When that will be nobody knows and I've got tired guessing"
 Outside of a few cans of No. 2 1-2 tomatoes, the entire carload of provi- sions had been sold last night, MT. Wilbert reported, so that there will be little left for those who have not or dered in advance.
 The canned corn has been heavily over-ordered and only those with cash receipts will be accommodated in this line when the shipment arrives, off cials in charge stated.
 Nearly 50 orders were taken on the new shipments yesterday at Central Labor union headquarters. The army blankets were in considerable demand
 At the postoffice, parcel post case orders were received in large mum bers.
 It seems to he as big job to get that carload to Bisbee, though. as il is to iron a giraffe's full dress collar
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
Pugilistic PrOwess
 Costs Fine of $50

R. F. Shoemake was fined $50 yes terday by Justice of the Peace J. l.. Winters at Lowell for beating up B. Green during fight in Johnson's ad- dition. Shoemake. it appeared by the testimony, was driving an ice wagon when Green passed him in an auto mobile. It appeared that Greens whip about that time flew out and the lash broke the plate in the rear of Greens automobile top.
 Green stopped his car, got out and entered into an argument with Shoe make with the result that Green re- ceived a severe beating.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
|S
 JURY'S VERDICT
 IN AUTO DEATH
Oscar Langbrien Is ExcuIpated
 In Running Over of Little
 Boy; Was Driving Slowly When Lad Darted in Front

Death through unavoidable acci- dent was the verdict returned by Cor oner James Allison's jury yesterday morning in the case of 7-year-old Ru' dolpho Alvarado of 169 Naco road who was run down and killed by aH automobile driven by Oscar Lang, brien Friday morning. The jury was out only a few minutes.
 The testimony of witnesses to the accident went to show that Langbrien was driving slowly and that the boy darted fairly into the path of the ma chine from behind a loaded wagon which the autoist was in the act oi passing.
 Witnesses heard were Thomas Hen ", Romano Vclarde, Gedrico Cal deron. V. w. Herman and MT. Lang brien.
 The jury consisted of R. F. Bor oughs, W. L. Humphreys. J. J, Sparks w. F. Henbrick, H. A. Hayes and J l.. Dickstein.
 The little victim of the accident was laid to rest at o'clock yester day afternoon, the Hennessy company being in charge of the services whicf were held from the home. 169 Nact road. Burial was in Evergreen ceme tery.
 Besides the father, Ramon Ava rado, and the mother. the boy leave' to mourn him a step-brother, RamoT Santini and a sister, Carmen.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
BOOzE IN THE MAKING FOUND
 IN LOCAL RAID
Two Women and One Man Are
 Arrested When Officers Find Two Barrels Mash in Shack Back of WinWood Addition

Two barrels of mash and a quantity of malt found in the shack owned by Mrs. Ella Perkins on a hill back of the Winwood addition resulted yes terday afternoon in the jailing of Mrs. Perkins, W. J. Johnson and Mrs. Carr Anderson on charges of illegally manufacturing liquor. Johnson and Mrs. Anderson are said to have rent ed the shack from Mrs. Perkins. The trio will probably be turned over to the federal authorities.
 The raid was made by Sheriff Nc Donald assisted by Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster of Lowell, Chief of Police Kempton and Constable A. E. Shep- herd.
 Sheriff Mcdonald stated that his suspicious had been aroused by a large quantity of uncorked bottles ly- ing around the vicinity, and by lit tie inside" information that he had received regarding the nature of ope- rations in the Perkins shack.
 The party swooped down on the building late yesterday afternoon. They found it unoccupied but contain ing two barrels of mash. and wet corn spread out between dampened sacks on the floor. No still apparatus was discovered.
 The officers then visited room ing house kept by Mrs Perkins where they placed the landlady, the Anderson woman and Johnson, under arrest and took them to the city jail.
 All protested total ignorance of the contents of the shack, and John- son and Mrs. Anderson declared that they were no longer living there. Mrs Perkins, who is a woman Of about 60 years of age, at first sup ported their story but after grilling broke down and admitted that the couple still held lease on the prop erty.
 Mrs. Anderson was placed in cell and Johnson was taken to Lowell.
 The police say that Johnson and the woman have been in their net on several occasions on lewd charges. They purported to be living as man and wife, but the police declare that there are not and never have been legally married.
 The embryo whisky in sight would have been worth a small fortune in
 Bisbee at the prevalent market" price of $8 pint.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
Pays a Ten Dollar
 Fine For Speeding

By pleading guilty and paying down ten spot, Clarence Eibes yesterday morning settled the speed case against him in Judge Norton's court.
 Eibes told the court that he did not understand the situation when he pleaded not guilty Friday after his ar rest. The police say that they were prepared to confront him with large number of witnesses.
 Eibes was charged with driving his Ford at an excessive rate of speed on Tombstone canyon Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
Surprise Party For
 Miss Eileen Brown

Miss Eileen Brown was tended a delightful party by a number of the young ladies of the Phelps Dodge Mer- cantile company at the home of Miss Nellie and Winnie Ryan Friday eve ming.
 The evening was spent in dancing and the playing of games. Delicious refreshments were served. Those present were:
 The Misses Naomi and Ruth Calli- son, Mona Beicher. Genevieve Calla- han. Loretta McQuilliam, Margaret Caretto Geraldine Stone. May Hill, Loretta Brown, Lena Kaminski, Nellie and Winnie Ryan and Mrs. c. l.. Rough.
 The Misses Brown will leave short ly for LeadVille, Colo, where they will make their future home.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
RETURNS FRoM vAcArIoN.

w. L. Moore will resume his posi- ton at the dispensary counter today after a two weeks vacation. Rufus Bedford. who has been filling the position during his absence, will leave for Tombstone tomorrow where he hes been drawn for jury duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
HI-Y BOYS TO BE HOSTS.

The Hi-Y boys will entertain their Hi-Y sisters at the monthly supper party to be held at the Y. M. c. A. banquet rooms on tomorrow evening. Over 25 couples are expected to be in attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
TO BALTIMORE.

w. G. Canion. who has been the guest of his brother, R. E. Canion. of this city. left for Baltimore, Md, last night. MT. Canion is connected with the Canion Airbrake company. He was accompanied by his secretary, H. W. Aiken.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
To GRAND CANYON.

A motor party consisting of F. B. Lamb of the Bisbee Auto company, Clyde Adams of F. c. Rledsoe's and their wives, left yesterday for an ex- tended tour. They will visit points of interest including the Roosevelt dam and the Grand Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
TAKES NEW POSITION.

Bert Tomlinson today takes posi- tion as night clerk at the Bisbee Un dertaking company. He has been em ployed at the Southwest shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
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 II Superior Hill Inquire at Superior House, Lowell. 30-S-21
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
AT cOPPER QUEEN.

Arrivals yesterday at the Copper Queen hotel included M. A. Spence, Chicago; Mrs Ethel D. Smart, Santa Barbara; A. H. Began, Fl Paso; A. R. Chatham, Naco; J. Ben Gorrell. Phoe- nix; Frank E. Curley, Tucson; Frank Sweeney. Fl Paso; J. Kosins, New York; F. B. Smart, Cananea; R. 5. Martin, Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The Orient saloon was the scene of lively mixup yesterday in which the city police and the rangers clashed over Q poker game. One ranger who was placed in jail was released by his fellows.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
vsIrEp COUNTY SEAT.

Among Rockhill stage passengers to Tombstone yesterday were: Rod Mcdonald, Allie Howe, James Brogan, C. Woods and George Nicholson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
SPECIAL SALE ON

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 bar gain price. Call at The Review office, or phone 39. if
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
nANcE RY MAcAREES-

The Macabee ladies will give pub lie dance at Warren park on the night of August 25. according to announce ment made yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
VISITING IN WARREN.

Miss Alice Chapin will be the gues of Mrs. H. H. Foster of Warren dul ing the absence of Professor Foster who is on fishing and camping triI
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union for John Bell, R. l.. Hawes, Mrs. Minnie Murphy, Senor Pedro Zanes and Wallace Brewer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Among the Bisbee and Lowell resi- dents who returned yesterday from California points were John Twomey and family. Duchan Medigovich, John Treu and family and T. B. Grace and family.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17

NEW YORK-William L. Penfield. solicitor of the state department, sail ed on the Campania today to represent the United States government as counsel before the arbitration tribunal which is to meet at The Hague next month to settle the controversy be- tween the United States and Mexico over what is known as the "Pious Fund of the Californians"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
HAND TAILORED cLorHEs

We are pleased to announce the ar rival for our fall samples. Many new and attractive styles and patterns this season. Step in and look them over No trouble to show them: .; sKOBEY'S, Opposite -Postoffice.
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
YOUR NEXT SLIT

Our fall samples have arrived. Over 800 patterns to choose from. Step in and see the latest models.
 KOBEY'S, Opposite Postoffice.
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
BIBLE STUDY CLASS.

The Bible Study class met at the Y. w. c. A. last: night under the lead ership of Professor South of Warren The attendance was large.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17

Dr. Tuell will leave today for Port land, Oregon, where he will make an extended visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17

T. B. Wolf. who is prospecting for J. J. Rath of Cochise, recently stumbled upon the remains of person buried in ravine about two miles from Co., chise Canyon. The coroner found that the man had been dead for over two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
ON SUPERIOR COURT BUSINESS.

Justice of the Peace J. L. Winters of Lowell, and Attorney J. J. Bauer went over to Tombstone yesterday on business before the superior court.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
TO FIT. HUAcHUcA.

Mrs. Edward Hickman and daugh ter, Marguerite, left yesterday fo Ft. Huachuca, where they will spent the weekend.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
LAKES. PosITIoN HERE.

Hugo Mayer of Clarkdale. has taken charge of the mems furnishings de pertinent of the Fair store.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
BUSINESS VISITORS.

Among business visitors in Bisbee yesterday were Hal Riley of Bowie, O. E. Tuft of Phoenix, and R. s. Mar tin of Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-17
Tips Of tue TOWn
TO LOS ANGELES.
rO vIeIr IN OREGON

Harry Jennings was a passenger to Los Angeles yesterday.