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New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

The religious dramatic spectacle
THE Wayfarer" is to be presented for
the first time at Madison Square Gar
den on December 10. L. H. Rich, gen
eral director, yesterday engaged for the
title role Walter Hampden.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

Rehearsals will begin shortly, under
the direction of A. II. Woods, of new
melodrama by Willard Mack entitled
Poker Ranch" Mr.. Mack will be
starred in the play, which will open
late in December.
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
AWARD ARIZONAN MEDAL OF HONOR Mrs. Belle Fruit to Receive Greatest Military Honor
 Given Her Son
Ry Review Leased Wire,

DOUGLAS, Ariz,. Feb. 1S.-Mrs Belle Fruit of Ray. Ariz.. has been awarded the congressional medal of honor of all its decorations. post-hu, mously awarded her son. COporal Seventy-eighth company. Sixth regi mnJ. United States Marine corps. Tor conspicuous gallantry and intereped. ity above and beyond the call of duty in action with the enemy at Blanc Mont Ridge. France, October 3. 1918. Corporal PruittS single handed, sat- tackled two machine guns, capturing them and killing two of the enemy. He then captured 40 prisoners in a dugout nearby. This gallant solder was killed soon afterwari by she'll fire while he was sniping at the ene- my"
 Announcement of the award was made at headquarters of the Arizona military district, following receipt of the communication rom headquarters of the southern department to which were attached letters from the adju- tant generals office in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
BAVARIA FACES
 NEW REVOLUTION
Spartacans Mobilizing Big Force Preparatory to
 Launching Attack

BERLIN, Monday, Feb 17-(By the Associated Press. .)-The Bavarian government of Premier Eisner is fac ing a serious internal situation. say dispatches received here The Munich correspondent of the LOkal Anzeiger says garrisOns in Munich and Nurem- burg are recruiting troops to oppose Eisner, his Spartacan and independ- ent socialist followers and the sol diers' council The Munich soldiers council has issued a demand that re- cruiting be stopped and that the Ba- varian war minister be made subject to its executive committee.
 The same report declares the Spar tacans, temporarily in control at Nur- emburg. will be thrown out by the troops brought in from outside if necessary
 4 Munich dispatch to Vorwaerts says a solution of the government crisis cannot be delayed longer. A pa TaGe in Munich on Sunday headed by Eisner was behind banners demand ing introduction of a soviet govern ment, a world revolution and dictator ship by the proletariat At a meeting later Dr. Levien, a Russian bOlsheviki. who was recently arrested and whose release was compelled by the Munich Spartacans, demanded that members of the ministry opposing Eisner be thrown out and republic instituted.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
HUGHIE JENNINGS, SON
 OF LEGISLATOR, DEAD

Hughie Jennings. son of MT. and Mrs Harry Jennings of this city, died yesterday morning in Los Angeles. 4 telegram from MT. Jennings. who reached the bedside just before the boys death, notified residents of this district last night of the death MT Jennings had hurried from Phoenix to Los Angeles on receipt of a telegram from his wife, advising him the boy was sick
 Mrs Jennings, accompanied by the four children, has been spending a brief vacation in the coast city. while Mir Jennings, representative from Co chise county. has been attending the session of the Arizona legislature in Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. Jennings will leave Los Angeles with the body of the youth Thursday, arriving in the War ren District Friday morning. The funeral will be held from the family residence on Saturday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
NEARING JURY, OUT
 13 HOURS, LOCKED UP
BY Reriew Leased Wirel

NEW YORK. Feb 19-After delib- erating for nearly 13 hours without reaching a verdict, the federal jury which has been considering the case of Scott Nearing. former university professor. and the American Socialist society. charged with violating the es- piOnage act, was ordered locked up at l o'clock by Judge Mayer.
 : The jury previously had filed before Judge Mayer and the foreman an- nOunced several members had refused to discuss the evidence in the case or to answer questions. After instruct ing them it was the sworn duty of every juror to discuss the evidence in an effort 10 arrive at a verdict, Judge Mayer sent them back for de liberation
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
STRIKERS RETURN TO
 WORK IN OAKLAND
By Review Leased wirel

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1S-With work resumed in four shipyards in the San Francisco bay district, as 8 re- suit of union boilermakers having re- turned to work under pressure from their international officers, the strike situation in this section was regarded as more composed today.
 The bOilermakers. members of an Oakland union. were pruereG to strike Cy their local officers in an effort to obtain hisher wages. but the interna- tiOnal officers threatened to cancel the union cards of those wh7 remained Vn strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
PLAN FOR ARMY OF 5OOOOO ELIMINATED FROM BILL
Baker and Wilson to
 AdiustNatiOnaLStrike

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Committees representing the Building Trades Employers association and the striking building trades workers named tonight confer with Secretary of War Baker and Secretary of Labor Wilson Washington tomorrow, effort to end the nationwide strike, 1t announced here tonight.
 William L. Hutcheson president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and oners expressed the de termination of the carpenters to insist their demands by asserting that If work again for the building trades employers association. will work for $50 day
 The carpenters demanding $650 day and the ether unions striking in support of this demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
2OO0 TROOPS ON WAY
 HOME WITH WILSON
CRy Reviev Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The pres t}entia' ship. George Washington, is bringing home abOyN so officers and . zoo men. The war department an- nOunCed today the units sboard are
 he 146th Machine Gun battalion. con- Tlete- including seven officers and 6S -ea of the Idaho National Guard: the Fifth Engineers and engineer train complete; a casual company of New York troops. IS officers and two men listed as in the presidential party; the president and peace commission guard company" of three orucers and PAP men, and district of Paris cas- ual company number l.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
Measure Unanimously Passed by House After Legislation
 for Temporary Force of Half Million Is Defeated
Rr Review neasea wireN


 WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S-Lesisla- tion providing for a temporary mili> tary establishment of about 540.0OO officers and men during seal year beginning next July l, was minated from the annual army appropriation bill tonight in the house after passage of the senate bill for resumption Of voluntary enliStmentS in the peace time army, which would be restricted to the maximum of 175.00O men aU- thorized in the national defense act of 1916. The senate measure now goes to conference and will become effec- tive upon its approval by President Wilson The army bill also was adopt ed by the house without record vote and now soeS to the senate with it's completion there at this session re sarded by many leaders as doubtful, IL carries a total of $1.O70. 900, ,OO0 for the war department for the twelve months after June 80.
 Amendment Adopted
 It was explained by members of the house that the senate bill did not af> feet the present wartime army, which. under the Selective service act, must be demobilized within four months after peace is formally declared by preSi, dential proclamation, Decision of the house to consider the senate measure was by vote of 17S to l62, Chairman Dent. by direction of the house mili- tary committee, had asked for a rule 10 make the temporary army legiSla> ton in the regular appropriation bill
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
Relief DriUe
 M Arizona
 Is Extended

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 16.-Ariz ona has been given one week longer in which to raise its quota for relief in the Near East, ac- cording to information given out at state headquar- ters tonight.
 Leaders in the drive say that Arizona Is considerably under its allotted $50, 900, and that Kingman and Winkelman are the only points in the state reporting funds sufficient to complete their work.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
SENATE PASSES
 HARDORS BILL $33.000.000 Appropriations for Improvement of Ma
 tions Waterways
By Review Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S-Without a record vote the senate tonight passed the annual rivers and harbOrS bill, carrying appropriations of $SS,0OO, 900 or S6.000,O00 more than the original house measure. The bill now goes to the conference.
 The measure had been before the senate for nearly a week and was at tacBed bS both republicans and demo- crats who insisted that many of its provisions were unnecessary. Before the final vote the senate rejected a substitute bill by Senator King of Utah. to appropriate $5.OOO. 900 to be expended by waterways commission. Another substitute by Senator Shoot of Utah appropriating SI5.O00.OOO, also was defeated 2S to 10.
 Amendment Adopted
 After three hours debate the sen ate adopted, 4S to IS, an amendment by Senator LenrOOt of Wisconsin. au- thoriZing the international joint com mission of the United States and Can ada to investigate the adviSability of an ocean-gOing ship waterways to con meet the St- Lawrence river and the Great Lakes by enlarging the Welland canal The senate also adopted an amendment by Senator Calder of New York authorizing a survey of a shin canal to connect the Great Lakes and the Hudson river.
 As sent to conference, the bill pro yides for 75 new projects, five more than authorized in the house measure The largest new senate item was Ss- OOO,OOO for the construction of locks and dams in the Ohio and Allegheny rivers.
 Increase Appropriations
 The house provision appropriating SS,OOG,OOO for the purchase of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal was retained by the senate. which also adopted the committees amendment reducing from S2.5OO.OOO to SI.OOO. .OOO the appropriation for the improvement or the Delaware river.
 On motion of Senator Lewis. the senate increased the appropriation for work on the Mississippi river from the mouth of the Missouri to Minneapolis. from S250.OOO to S5OO,OOO. The senate also adopted an amendment by Sen ator sheppard of Texas authorizing expenditure of S7S5,OOO already auth, eTized to complete the Galveston. Texas, Seawall
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
BODY
 TO GALL IN
 FOE IN APRIL
Conference Expects Treaty to
 Be Signed by Early Sum mer; Heligoland Must Be
 Completely Dismantled d

PARIS, Feb. IS (By The Associated Press) ).-The supreme council of the great powers today heard the portray representatives of the council, how ever, remained away, feeling that the time for talk was past and that the present need was action for settling back to the peace basis
 This movement is taking form in the most responsible British, Ameri- can and Italian and French quarters and promises to yield definite results within the next few days.
 The first effect will be a permanent armistice plan. which Marshal Foch will present within a fortnight, taking the place Of the short term armistice announced yesterday.
 Permanent Terms
 These permanent terms will be the preliminary steps toward peace and will be incorporated into the peace treaty to follow. This will bring a peace treaty measurably within sight.
 The present prospect is the first draft of fire or six main provisions which will be ready when President
 
 early action can be secured by the full conference and the enemy powers can be called in bvA April The peace congress, with all the powers repre- sented, would thus be constituted by late spring and give prospect of the conclusion of a permanent peace by the early days of summer.
 The principal feature is German dis armament down to the requirements of an international police not exceeding 25 divisions of about ten or twelve thousand men each or a total force of approximately 25O.O0O men. Other restrictions will cover produc- tion of armament of all kinds and the complete disappearance of the enemy's submarine equipment.
 The Naval Terms
 The naval terms, while jointly agreed to by the experts, have not yet been approved by the war coun- oil. It is understood the agreement concerning the dismantling of the for tificatiCns of Heligoland and of the Kiel canal, will have some reserva- tions from American quarters. so as not to establish precedent for the non fertilization of canals and waterways wholly within American national boundaries. such as Hell Gate. the Cape Cod canal and the systems of canals running parallel with the At lantic coast line The Panama canal has not come up during the discus siOns, but suitable reservations will be made so that no precedent is estab- lished that will be applicable to this waterway. The diSmantling of HelgO- land reservations, will, it is believed, have in view the establishment of pre- eedent against the fertilization of is- lands lying along the American coast which are regarded as part of the coast defenSeS.
 After hearing the serbs today their claims were referred to a commission with the exception of the issue with Italy on the eastern Adriatic, on which negotiations still proceed
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
VAN RITTER ASSAULT
 TRIAL. BEGINS TODAY
rRr Rerfew I.eased Wirel

PHOENIN. Ariz-. Feb. 1S--J. B. Van Ritter, charged with assault, with in- tent tc commit murder in connection with the shooting of William H. Wolf here last summer, will go on trial to- morrow before Judge Stanford. Van Ritter. it was said today in court cir cles. would plead insanity. The trou- ble is said to have arisen over the sale of an automobile
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
Late NeIUs Bulletins

nett's confession, which was siven to the court by his counsel, declared he had been driven to temporary inSSn- ity by statement rom his wife that sue had been untrue to him,
 LONDON. Feb. 1S-(By the ASsoci- ated Press, l-AdviceS received rom Berlin by way of Basic today are to the effect that the pan-GermSn mili, tary party, headed by Field Marshal vOn Hmdenburg. bitterly reSentS the new clauses in the armistice. especial, ly those limiting the German army to the sine of simple police force. the supervision of control of ammunition factories and the demand that Ger many pay the expenses Of the allied armies of occupation on the Rhine.
 BERLIN, Monday. Feb. 17.-(By the Associated Press, l-The German SOW eCnment'S reasons for accepting the stringent terms for the renewal of the armiStice. as outlined in a Weimar dispatch 10 the NorddeUtSche Allge- meine Leitung. is that a renewal of military operations following refusal 10 sign would lead tO the complete moral collapse of the German people. The absolute conviction prevailed that refusal to sign. or dilStOry treatment or the proposals, would meet with an immediate advance of the allied arm ieS beyond the Rhine. involving the occupation Of the most important and indispensable industrial districts of west Germany.
 CARROLL. Iowa, Feb. 1S.-GOv. w. l., Harding. i0 with the mumpS at a local hospital was resting easily to- night and his attending physician rs- ported there was no apparent danSer of any complications ariSin,
 TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. lS-The audi. torium bowling alleys. owned hy Larry J, GazEOlO, captain of the Champion Spark PlUSS, one of Toledo's leading bowling teams, was destroyed oy fire here today. The loss is estimated at SSO~00O. Eighty teams win De without a place to bowl the rest of the sea, son.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
OH. LEASING BILL TO
 BE CALLED AT ONCE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Senator Pittman of Nevada tonight announced in the senate that he would call up the conference report on the oil leas- ing bill immediately after disposition of the rivers and harbors apprOpria- ticn bill
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19

PARIS. Feb. 1S.-There was a great increase last week in influenza cases in Paris. In three weeks deaths Mere from the disease or maladieS result ing therefrom were $50, There are SS4.S70 cases.
 NEW HAVEN. Conn. b'eb. 1S.-Wil, liam Howard Taft will return to Yale University next fall as Kent professor of law. it was announced at the uni verSity tonight,
 STOCKHOLM. Feb. 1S.-SeriouS diff ferences of opinion have arisen be- tween the Moscow soviet headed by Premier Lenine and Jthe PetrOgrad soviet headed by Leon Trotzky over lthe allied proposal for a conference on the Princes islands, according to a dispatch from HelSingfOrs.
 COPENHAGEN. Feb. 1S.-A general strike has been declared in part of the Ruhr industrial district along the Rhine and the SpSrt0canS have Occu- pied Bochum. Hamhorn and 6 number of other places, according to a report rom Berlin.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S,-The house today adopted by a vote of SSS to 1O9 .Ne inference report on the oil and
 err, and easing Cill, which opens ID for development vast areas of west ern lands, Action by the senate is awaited.
 STOCKHOLM. Feb. 1S,-BolsheVik forces operating in the Ukraine, Sc- cOrding to advices from Kiev, have suffered several defeats at the hands of the UkrainianS.
 OLYMPIA. Wn., Feb. 1S,-NOrmSn Burnett, who confessed killing his wife and two boys. aged three and five years, about six mS,es rom here last May, today was convicted of mur- der in the first degree on a chsrSe of having slain his wife. Charges of murder in connection with the deaths of the two boys were not heard. Bur
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
VOLUN I FER ENLISTMENT Is LIMITED. ID ONE YEAR

Army of l75.OOO Men, as Pro vided in National Defense
 Act. Decided on; Pay Will Remain at $50 a Month
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
WEATHER

south; Thursday fair.
 east; colder west and Wed fair west, snow
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19

NEW HAVEN. Conn. E'eb, 1S,-Wil- University next fall as Kent professor of law, it was announced at the uni verSity tonight,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-19
COPPER PRICE

Copper-Week ending Feb. F. M. & E, Jour nal, quotation, 17.67.
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STOCKHOLM. Feb. 1S,-BolShevik forces operating in the Ukraine, ac- cOrding to advices from Kiev, have suffered several defeats at the hands of the UkrainianS
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