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The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
ELEVEN PROVES STEAM ROLLER IN DEFEATING BUSINESS HGRCNG
WTWo ..4 THREEnH,
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&BUGS RAERh M 3

America the land of personal liberty Which is the why
everybody figuring going Asia drink The last law
slipped
In july crime take drink In November. it's going
be crime o look if you have taken a drink
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

Knocking snier will be a tougher job
borrowing from brothenaw. And November
Thanksgiving This holiday should
of
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

.AYp-,aae. aIlo~.ae, claimed
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
LUTHERAN SERVICES

The IUtherans of this district will hold their services this evening ar 7-30 o'clock in the Warren Red Cross building, across from the c S A. of flee
 Sermon topic. The Characteristics of Faith in Christ"
 Furthermore, we will begin our Bible class for children and Cateche- dcal class for such who wish to be confirmed If you wish to have yOE- children instructed and confirmed in the truth of God. please send them to our classes These classes VIII be- gin this evening at 6-45 o'clock A choice time will be set later, when the classes have been organized Parents. send your children, for you are held responsible for the welfare of the soul of your child which God has entrust- ed to you
 Blessed are they who hear the word of God and keep it.
 You are cordially welcomed
 Paul Lutzke. pastor. 1011 Seventh street
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
LICENSE COLLECTIONS
 SHOW MUCH INCREASE

License collections in the city OF Risbee ss a result Of the enforcing of the city ordinance. each business eI- eept the few for which a stated late is set by the law paying accor1ins 10 the amount Of business done in the preceding quarter year. show a marked increase for the first quarter Of 1919 over any previous quarter in the city'S history. according to City Marshal J A KemDt0n
 T understand that the highest prevt ouS quarters collection of occupation taxes was about S3500- said Air Kem1ton- Already we have collected S5S5S-50 and before We are through the sum Will run well over Ss00O'
 The new method or taxation has in some instances multiplied the license tax paid by businesses several times, Mir KemptOn said
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
REFUGEES LEARN OF ORDER WITH INTEREST

Interest which can be described in no other way than as being '-cOnsum- ing" has been aroused among the Mex jeans Of the Arizona border district by the statement of Mexican Consul Ar redOndO at Douglas, that VenUstianS Carranza, president of Mexico. plans soon 10 submit a plan to the Mexican congress for extending amnesty to all political refugees now in other lanes who took part in the revolutionary troubles of the southern republic
 Literally there are thousands of MexiCans in Arizona alone to whom the passage Of an amnesty act would former homes across the border; mes and women who were forced to fee from Mexico because of active or pas siTe allegiance 10 DiaZ, HuerJa. Villa, OrOzco. NsytOrena or revOltosO move menlS
 4 point which has been somewhat discussed but was not covered by MT ATedOldO in his statement was whether the clerieals including former priests and nuns would be allowed to return and resume their former sta tiOns in the republic The cOnfiSca- uOn Of church property. together with the bsnishmen1, imprisonment or en- iOrcement Of other penalties against priests aroused much opposition 70 the CsrrSnEa government in Catholic cir cleS Of the United States Whether amnesty would cover this particular class Of expe1TizJsS is considered doubtful
 In Bisbee there are many Nexiesns who are here because they cannot re- tur1 10 their native land while in Douglas the colony Of political refu- gees Is far more numerous. there be- ns several hundred Of them
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
GET AFTER THAT
 GOLD RIGHT NOW
Got right after it with 6 bottle of Dr. Kings
 New Discovery

She never let a cough or cold or case of grippe % until 1t grew dangerous. She just niPPsd t when she began to SnIfle or cough before 1t developed seriously.
 Men, women, and children of every age have used this preparation fer fifty years Ss 2 prompt reliever. All ages are using ii today because Of its positive results
 Generous size bostles. sc and SI 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
AERO TRAFFIC
 COPS COMING
By Review Leased wrel

PARIS. Jan 2S-The inter-aTied air commission will meet in Paris shortly 10 settle the big problems con- nected with the aerial traffic of the world Technical experts of the vari- O1s powers are engaged on plans to be submitted to the commission The British scheme, according to the Paris edition of the London Daily Mail, is ready
 One pf the chief difficulties to be overcome Is the drawing up of a set Of rules for aerial passage applicable to all nations in view Of complicated geOgTa 9hical conditions Ordinary rules for flying such as speed, height and navigating lights are easily ad- unstable. but the political and com mercial aspects are bound to involve controversial points
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

berian government at Omsk. has de ciared in a statement that he would not participate in the conference pro posed by the supreme council with eOlSheviE representatives - The decision of the supreme council of the peace congress on the Russian question meets with a mixed recep- nOo On the part Of the commentators in the Paris morning newspapers The Matin. which carries the news under the caption Dramatic stroke al peace conference says
 -It is a great and bold idea We shall see if II is practical and fruit fuL"
 On the other hand. tke Journal says;
 There Is no hiding the fact that the solution adopted has caused . painful impression upon the French. Foreign Minister PiDchon expressed public sentiment when he said in his speech of December @ and his letter e January ,. no compromise with the bOlShevih-
 The Socialist Humanite says;
 The social democrats Of the whole world Will read President Wilson's proposal with the deepest jOy- Presi- dent Wilson speaks the language which we and the workers of the civi- fixed globe have been waiting for
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

tried it Now am better, feel strong, have no pains, beekaehe or dizzy spells. Every one tells me how well look, and tell them to use Lydia E. Pinkham's s Vegetable Compound - that Is what makes me feel well and look well recommended it to my sister and she is using it now. Ycu can use this letter if you wish, for it is certainly 8 grand remedy for 8. woman's ills. "- Mrs MARTHA STANISIAwSKI, 524 Penn St. Perth Amboy, NJ
 For forty years Lydia E. Pinkhsm's s Vegetable Compound has been overcom- ing such serious conditions as displsee- ments, inflammation, ulcerstion, rreg- ularities, periodic pains, bsckaehe, dig Lness, and nervous prOstration of women, and is now considered the stan dATd remedy for such ailments.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
BOLSHEVIK ORGANIZED SOVIETS OPERATING IN
 UNITED STATES, CHARGE
OCantInued from Pase onel

tC0Drlmlleu rom EaES OneN in this country. MT. Stevenson tests- fled. included John Reed. who. he said. was the consul general at New York Oi the Russian soviet government and Albert Rhys Williams of New York. Schools for the teaching of the bOlshe- vlk doctrine to children have been e t2bliShed by the local organizations. the witness said, and lecturers sent out He told the committee that Hut chins HapgOOd of New York was one of the lecturers and that Leonard D. Abbott of New York. was head OT the school for the teaching of radical ism
 Money Comes From Russia
 Money for the 5Olshevik propaganda work. MT Stevenson asserted. was sent from Russia
 Same Element as in Russia
 ''The element that is furthering rad icalism here. is the same element thae is killing American soldiers in Rus sia-
 They can be said to be the same, for Reed and Williams are their rep resentatives in this country.
 Deportation As a Remedy
 Asked by Senator Overman for a remedy for bOlSheviSm. Mir. Stevenson said he would recommend deportation of alien agits5OrS. punishment under 8 law specifically drawn for that pur- pose of Americans who advOcate rev oluticn- barring from the country ct ultrs-radiesl publications and a cOuD- ter propaganda education
 Howe. Immigration Official. Radical
 In reply 10 a question from Senator Overmsn. as 10 whether Frederick c. Howe. commissioner Of immigration in New York. held radical views. the witness said he believed AIr. Howe'S opiniCa'S were somewhat radical. Newspaper Received St5.OOO
 Investigation of the Stasts ZeitUng, Mr. Stevenson said. showed that the paper received S1S.00O from Dr. Bern ard Denherg. the Gesrman pVOpagSnd- iSt. sfter the beginning Of the Euro pean war. A deposition by George vOn ScSal, taken by the New York attorney general. he declared. showed that in December. 1914. or January, 1915. a cable message was sent to the Berlin foreign office. saying that the StsstS Zei1uuS had 70 have ap- proximstely S5eO,0eQ If it doesn't fall into the hands of people who are against Germany"
 More Money If Necessary
 The answer 70 the message, he as serted. was that the embassy here would be authorized to pay the money. If ueceSSarV
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
BABY KILLERS ARE ID CONE 10 ]. s.
rRv R-viev. Leasel M

WASHINGTON, Jan. SS.-ThOu- sands Of Germans who fought against America are aDNiOUsly waiting for the peace treaty 10 Ae signed. to emigrate tO this country. the house imm;gra- tiCn committee was told today by Rep CesenJative Johnson of South Dakota, a lieutenant in the infantry overseas during the Wal, speaking 5n favor ot legislation stopping immigration dur ing the reconstruction period.
 Mir. Johnson said he spoke with uU- merCuS German prisoners and that in variSb3y they stated they intended 10 come 10 America os soon as the war Vas over.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
SENATOR'S FIGHT
 FOOD RELIEF BILL

CContiauea rrOm lnage oaN posed appropriation was not a relief fund but "a cemPSiSN TUnG~ and he referred 60 President Wilson as a knisht er0nt 5o Europe. .'fi55tlng winGm Ills
 Raps University sro,essors.
 Ths Illinois senator sad the agree meRt on a Russian policy reported at Paris proposed recognition of the bOl~ SheviS government and So this con necuCn he. iaveiSheG aS@mSt socialist prOpGs5nGa when, hs sSSS, was be ing forwarded by professors 5n nearly every American coIleSe, DeDOuncIDs these professors as ~breSvSaiS of Se~ men Of their tyne were attached to the American peace mission,
 Part of Money Aires6y Spent,
 Senator PenroSe Of Pennsylvania presented a telegram from c, H, Can by who, he sad. was a proninent Chi cagO srSin broker. Stating that It was rUmOred the fOO3 administration already had spent Sse.0Ce. .OeO of the appropriation proposed in the bIll in anticipation O. it's pSSsSse, and in violation Of law.
 Measures 10 cause reduction SG ToO6 prices in America were urged ky Sen stOr Calder of New York. criSicizIng the food administration for maintain ing food priSeS for large srplUSsS of fO0dStuffS held in warehouses when the war ended Senator Shoot of Utah republican. Indicated he VSS inclined to support the measure. He pTSiSed the services rendered bv MT Hoover in making the meat packers pay 15lS cents s pound for hogs, al the same tune restricting their profits 10 2 per cent Snd their turnover to 2IS per cent The packers biz profits. Senator Shoot said, resulted rom their enormous business
 Pats Hoover o1 Back,
 Senator BOrSh took exception to the statemen, that profits had been limited 10 g per cent, saying that ap~ piled 70 one line of the industry only. while other branches were lefs Sun-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Coast Writer Pays Visit to Hiu City

Walter de PeIIatOn. playwright and writer Of San Francisco. Calf. and Chicago, IL, arrived al Bisbee Wed nesday in search Of local color for a series of magazine articles He was accompanied by Harold BOrin and Richard Stearns, also Of San Fran cisco
 This is the pzTtyis fourth tour of the leading cities Of the United States They are on their way to BuenOs Aires
 The party arrived here from Phoe- nix and left here yesterday for Fl PasO- BIr- De PelIaton is socially prominent in California, being mem Der Of over a score of exclusive clubs
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

trouble, was ner- vous, had backsche
 and 8 pain mmy side most of the time. l
 had dizzy spells and was often So faint l .couldnOtW walk across
 the floor The doc
 tor SaidIEould have .tohsve Sn operation | read about Lydia E Pinkham's Vege
 table Compound in
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Constipation Corrected

pr. Kings New Life Pills tonight mean clear bowels, 2 clear head. clear thinking, a day vel begun in the morning, good digestion, clearing skin. Mild m Sctioa but Sure and comfortable. At dug sto-es everywhere. 2Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

trammelei' and showed profits as hiSh as 4O per cent,
 'I don't believe 8IA Hoover did wrOnS 5D controlling the packers said Senator SIoCOt, If he had not no one can tell where prices would have s0De.~
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
DRY AMENDMENT
 BEFORE N. Y. ASSEMBLY

ALBANY. N, Y- Ian, sS>-The New York assembly late tonight voted to prepSre to ratify the federal prohibit ciOG amendment, The senate win set next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
INUNDATES SEVEN RAILROAD LINES

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. sS.-Au rail lines Ot contamination between Sc StJge and Tacoma were severed today by four and five feet of water sub merging the tracks near Tacoma Juno ton. due Co the heavy downpOur of gSinS and rising rivers Of the fast few days Main line tracks between Seat de and the east are open, trouble with slides in the mountains have been slight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
WOMAN so ILL
 COULD NOT WALK
LydiaE. Pnkham'sVegetabl Compound Restored Her
 to Health.

Perth Amboy, NJ - 'SFor three years ] suffered with g severe female
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
RUSSIAN PRINCE
 SCORES DECISION
 OF PEACE MEETING

Continued from Page onN
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24
Pats Hoover on Back.

Senator BOrSh took exception to the statement that profits had been limited 10 g per cent, saying that sp~ piled 70 one line of the industry only. SEhile other branches were left Sun-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS

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ONE SOUTH BEDROOM with
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or phone Amarillo Employment
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load Why use poor help whom we
have good help on hand al an times
Plenty of cooks and DINING room
girls on hand now when in need
OF job see us as we are 10 touch
with an the best contractors IN the
state j ID Head manager. Day
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FARMERS INTENTION We have
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ANA CAR cotton seed hui.s on track
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

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T. NJ. BRUNER e. co.
WANT COLUMN
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
EXCHANGE

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