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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19
THE I. w. w. AND THE NEGRO

especially appealing colored people be \ circulated vicinity. ob jecton the it's mershp provided it about the right but the l. w. w. is about in the right but calculated where all the activities the W. responsible
 
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 pamphlet of coored citizens received with request photograph of a at Texas, than three statistical the lynchings dwels discrimination otherwise colored neighbor appeal invitation to the citizen quit join big
 This good ground w. campaigning among negroes The Arizona plain They the them is smaller among oor Perhaps larger proportion them their homes If of them very o very poor.
 No colored has in it's wooly days given lynching the enforcement them seemed inadequate red than these lynchngs have always been American or Mexican murderers.
 The has nothing in the w. w. His prosperity safety pros pery or all awabdng citizens depends the law and order The thing happen be reign idleness and disorder such w.
 Phoenix Republican When drive for funds find people who enthusiastic about somebody 
 deliberations there will be can't fight disgusted to the point of
 The only senatorial the about is word affair,
 will get justice Foreign themselves wokmen will not We haven't that many jais
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19
Legion Football
 Meeting Today

The American Legion football team will meet at o'clock this afternoon in Maze hall to elect captain and manager and to arrange schedules for the season. The meeting is to be an important one for the members of the team, and not only these but all other aspirants for a place among the Legion gridironers are invited to otteI1d
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19
THE TOWN GOSSIP
SMALL GAME
By F. E. M.

There little boy he little And he And after he had And though he'd had bNly he's wiser For all the a Oh, fife little You could in any lot The roads full And if a cabba a string,
  Oct 1S-Up a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

The coroner's jury impaneled to in Quire into the cause of death of Bert Mcfarland, the shift boss died from knife wound sustained in an en- counter with Frank Obermuller, hoist engineer at the Lake Superior and Pittsburgh mine, yesterday returned a verdict to the effect that Mcfarland died from knife wound, the instru- ment which caused death being in the hands of a party unknown. They fur thered recommended the release of Obermuller from custody.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

The Anona club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Genna- we've Johns in Warren. The members are especially urged to be present as there is business of importance to be considered.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19
Turning Back the Calendar
 Sixteen Years Ago Today In Bisbee
From the Daily Review of October IS, 1919

Married. At the home of MT. and Mrs. Wittig, School hill, Bisbee, at 2 P. M., Oct. Is, 1903, MT. Harry Louis Scoffield and Mrs Elizebeth Crouch, with Miss Lillian Burr, maid of honor and Mr. H. H. Hunt, best man. The Rev. Harvey M. Shields officiated.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

Manager Printy informed a Review reporter last night that he had just secured 16 head of wild steers, and F head of wild horses, for the tourna- ment on Sunday night at Don Luis. Methodist John the First, that bucked so hard last Sunday, will be rode by Bob Warren, and Methodist John No. ? will be rode by Jim Kinney.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

Buddy faced, bright eyed. intelligent looking, there blew into Bisbee on Thursday night a youth of IA who has had an experience this early in which in its travels is vouchsafed to but few of those who have lived the age of maturity He is known as Tenny, the Globe-trotter.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

Mrs. Highline went over to Tomb stone yesterday to see Supt. O'Brien in regard to placing her son Walter in the Industrial school at Benson. He has got beyond her control and re- fuses to go to the public school and spends his time running around the streets of Risbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

Bisbee yesterday from an important business trip to the east on connec- tion with the Copper Queen interests MT Douglas left here about two weeks ago, the nature of his business being private.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

The board of supervisors reconven- matter of the appointment of a dis trict attorney. Thomas York placed in nomination MT Cunningham, sec onded by MT Pritchard, and he was appointed, Johnny Bowen voting no.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

A S5,0000O stock Tor you 10 select trom TOT that printing job, Phone 39, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

of a rock rolling him in Stope 45 of the Copper Queen mine at 2:10 yes terday moring. Grimes was at work in the stope in the Spray mine when the accident happened. He was at tended by Dr. Dysart.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

N. Grimes received a severe con- tusion on his left foot as the result
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

J. J. Bowen. chairman of the board of supervisors, was called to Tomb stone yesterday by telephone mes sage.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

The only speech country rap about is word affair, yes
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

When drive for funds is contemplated it is always O give.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

Hleague deliberations are be similar delib there will be Men cant fight when they to the point of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-19

American workmen will justice. Foreign radicals whC themselves workmeR will We haven't that jals
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
THE DIN OF THE WORLD BROWNS
THE VOICE OF GOD

their names amounted 20 50 very
much after all.
The Psalmsst writes about folks IN
his day. who Cal. thel- lands AFTER
their own names and he shows the
folly a. H. And TO-DAY people cali
hospitals and churches and streets ana
towns after their own names
''VeT-y, they have their reward
such as II Is
Concerning those whose deeds are
evil the Bible says.
Their names shall he covered With
darkness"
Thou hast .u, the,r name ou. ,o--
ever and foreve-"
The name Of the wicked shall
perish
''I will hlo, out his name ol, ~ The
book Of life
Eu, God SAID ~onoe-rl-r H.s 0wn.
Il Will give them an rv0- as-ns
name. which shall not oo -.. ~
To him that ove-row,j- = WI.
give a rev name WA. 10 man
kuowe,h saving he that -sre.va'h ll,
were told IN Tho RsvsLar0-
It's y secret name. written n q
white st"ne"-rt's sTe~.s. name by
which God calls us
II singles US QUIT rev mama"
known only 10y the COD who .r.os us
and who gave II 10 US
But u Is hard only IN The -..-de-
when We get alone with 'ral The
DIN Of the world browns the voice
OF God. And we can't hear HIM call
ing US by his own name Gor -
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
When Soldier Police Patrolled Washington.

Soon after the close Of the Civil War the problem Of o6s for
soldiers confronted the
OF young men released from military service alter four Of bat
Dixie clamorng
ea emergency the
bill providing that appointment the police of the
Columbia should be
able discharges The former members OF the Auxiliary Guard
predecessor Of the police department. retained
which then was filled with fighting and the records show that
excellent guardians OF the
yaloTous warriors in the that staged the
Finally the Of the the
small regular
the police department. the finally repealed
The discussion the
force here, reminds that there is already
duty this The State War and Navy Department
watchmen-under the command Of Col CLARENCE A RID
LEY, OF the best disciplined guard forces this
Many OF the members eNode seasoned and trained and he
excellent they performed the
public buildings valuable
has earned for them high ommendation both
officials An effort being made have the
guards and several members OF
ised champion their least
the MeronoItan police.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

Smile and the world smiles with
YOU" said the philosopher. and
Lewis NJ. Thayer. weIl-known
Washington business man. found
that advice very profitable.
Mr.. Thayer has smiled upon
Washingtonians for the past thirty
years. First as assistant foreman
of the Government Printing once.
and. later. at the Thayer Printing
Company, where he is still smiling
on the world in general.
Born in NewburCh, n. Y. Mr..
Thayer's genial smile took him to
the NewburGh journal. where he
learned the printing business be
fore coming to Washington. He is
the organizer and a director of the
Citizens Savings Bank. and presi-
dent of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church, where he was very active
in clearing the debts that burdencd
that church for many years.
Mr.. Thayer is a member of the
Eoard of Trade and Chamber of
Commerce. is also A Knight Tenn
plar, and his optimism has often
dispelled the gloom of what seemed
to be serious situations in these
civic organizations
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Finds No Speed
In QUICK Lunch

1t may not be the peak of dignity
to eat in a one-arm dairy lunch room.
but it's decidedly cheaper. And II
has other cOmpensations. There, no
one notices another slipping coffee. or
allowing spaghetti to remain in its
native state. unwrecked by knife and
fork
The following are the Impressions
one received at such democratic
establishment:
The conspicuous absence of tables.
The presence of chairs.
The bowl of tooth-plCks.
The white-cOated counter man.
The weary customer viewing the
bill of fare on the wall.
The expeCtant look of the counter
man.
The order: Ham and eggs, please;
and black coffee"
The shout of the counter-man
Adam an Eve on raft Draw one
in the dark"
The dreary wait.
The impatience of the customer.
The belated filling of the order.
The consumption of the meal by the
weary customer.
The departure of the weary GUS
toner.
His biting sarcasm: Quick lunch.
gadzooks?"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
BY THE REV. CHARLES STELZLE.
stan Writer on Religious Topics.

BY THE REV. CHARLES STELZLE,
stan Writer on Religious Topics.
Paul smith"
That's somebody's name.
But he isn't responsible for it-hls
parents gave him this name.
It's the same way with every one
Of US. Somebody else has gwen US
the names that we write on the hotel
register or when we sign our letters.
But We each Of US usually receive
sponsible-a name that pictures our
character.
Alexander the great "StonewaII''
Jackson, Bloody" Mary. Nero the
cruel" Bismarck the Iron chan
CellOr. Napoleon the man OF deS-
tIny.'-thCse illustrate what I mean.
We talk about making a name" for
ourselves. We're all doing u-every
one OF US. sometimes unconsc.ousIy.
and often without knowledge OF the
name that's written on our foreheaGs
so that all may read II
In the book OF Revelation we're
told that Gods name Is written on
the foreheads Of belevers-but were
also told OF another name that's
marked on the forehead Of the scarlet
woman: the mother Of abornInatIons
Of the earth" The whole world will
know whose We are by the marks on
our foreheads.
Men have tried by many devices 10
nerpetuate their names. as though
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York. Aug. I.-The following
washingtonians have registered at
the New York hotels:
C. Boyd, Gregorian; D. J. Driscoll.F.
c. Haffner. Navarro; Mrs. X. Hall
Holland: Mrs. c. 7. Hallinan. Col
Iingwood; Miss f. Kane. Holland :
Miss NJ. I. Manning. Gregorian.
L. Parker, Wallick; A. Asher, Ma
varre; f. f. Booth, Herald Square;
L. G. Chaplin. Breslin; II. w. Faux
ner. Park Avenue; A. B. Hayes, Hol-
land; Mrs. P. D. Holmes. Gregorlah'
Miss NJ. l.. Naming. Gregorian.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES,.
+. R. Jellef. Inc, Mrs. NJ.
Goodman. coats and suits, Pennsyl-
vania: The Louvre, L. D. Mayer
women's ready-to-wear and millinery
PENNSYLVANIA: S. Kann Sons & Co.
H. H. Miller, carpets and rugs, AZ
Fourth avenue. thirteenth moor
woodward & Lothrop, c. L. Bast'
bows clothing, 334 Fourth avenue
seventeenth floor; A. Lisner (Palais
RoyaD, Miss X. O'Connell. gloves, 2o1
Fifth avenue. Room 14ll.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
IN THE WAKE OF WAR.
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE

CThe wreCkage of war is CHASTITY
in many lands, but worst in the near
east. where the suffering is unspeaK-
able. The survivors of the perSecu-
tions and massaCres are destitute.
They die in the streets of starvation
and there are four hundred thousand
orphans to be cared for by the pitt
fully few workers of the American
Relief Committee)
Four hundred thousand childrenl
Who are even-as yours and mine;
No food, no shelter; hurled helter
SHELTER.
Less cared for than dogs or swine!
(And some of us moan that we sit
alone.
Bereft of our beer and wine:
Four hundred thousand children!
Who know no mothers care,
Whose fathers are fed. or driven and
dead,
Whose bodies are starved and bare
(And we thank the Lord for our
surplus hoard.
Bobbing our heads in prayerD'
Four hundred thousand children
Scrapped on the heap to die.
If we deafen our ears to their cries
and tears,
If we pass them needless by.
CThey wall from the east, the while
we feast
And whine that the cost is highD
Thank God! not ours these chill
dreni"
We breathe with our eyes a-mist.
Friend! God is dead and the devil
instead
Is the host of our eucharist,
If we think God willed these chill
dren be killed
And ours be cuddIed and kissed.
Copyright. 191e.)
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
THE PARAGRAPHERS'
NEWS VIEWS.

In their action TO stop the con-
scienceless gouging done by the prof.
teers in necessities the English-speak-
ing countries are again moving in
unison.-Buffalo Commercial.
As strikers the actors seem 20 know
how to play the part-New York
Evening Sun.
Food Administration again? Come
home, oover!-Syracuse Post-Stand-
ard.
H. c. L. is no chemical formula
that We know OF, but it's bound to
cause a on.-Philadelphia In
quirer.
Both sides claim a victory in the
6-cent verdict in the Ford libel suit
A jury that can satisfy all ltgants
has won a unique distinction.-New
York World.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Funston Post, Legion,
Postponcs Election

The election Of officers of the Fred
erick Funston Post, No. !, of the
American Legion. was postponed un-
til August o. at a meeting held last
night at the Carroll Institute, owing
to the press of details connected with
the formal organization of the post
State Commander Jones addressed
the meeting and pointed out the work
before the members OF the post, while
State Adjutant Fiske also outlined
many details OF organization. The
post commander. Francis {. Sheri
dan, urged that all former service men
desiring membership in this post be
present at the next meeting, Mon
day evening.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR
BY John Kendrick Bangs.

tCopynght. 1913, by the Mcclure Newspaper
SyndiCate.l
SCHOOL INENHAUSTIBLE
Earth's a School Room-Im a kid
Here to do what | am bid:
Here to study night and day;
Here to work, and here to play.
Lifs's my Teacher. and my books
Are the hills. the dales. the brooks
And tn" wondrous things | see
On all sides surrounding me.
Learning something every hour.
Things Of beauty and Of power
Matters not which way l turn
Life hath something new to learn.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

Washington will have candidate Commander
me army and Navy Union A. at the national
oe held early month Cincinnati Ohio The
nen oAkES DICK former United States Senator from Ohio
put Of the law Offices
building received this information from comrade the Ps
dents Own Garrison WILLIAM l. HULL
delegate
men and is much interested having
nenty located his letter he Washington
the logical place for headquarters of all patriotic
Cen Dick will have the for the
comnandership, FREDERICK E HASKINS of Brooklyn ~ Y
the incumbent 1t Gen Dick promised
influence in drive for members during the coming
fall and
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Whose Trees Are They?

In been loud
exploitation worthwhile
adopted and there tendency
tion of the earth's bounty.
Yet these verh days of reconstruction"
example Of short the
bcheading the
Europe needs all kinds Of lumber industries
country permits
the regular American forests supplying European
tories fast work
The Southern Pine Association estimates in
pine supply $2ooooooo of
Henry chief forester the United States says:
drained support foreign they
may might produced
No profound knowledge OF what
folly lies in such a
For this has Jagged behind the world
policy be with purpose
enrichment OF few, and the and future
try ignored the penalty will be heavy.
The blow will not fall poseity. We may be able
troubles Of without worrying
Everyone Aera WILL within decade begin pay tree
slaughter
stopped by extending so that
only interest capital be
used.
And it should be stopped right now!
Lodge suggests that American representatives
appointed subject approval
important Why by
the people?
stranger Mars dropping conclude
chief aim and function of
practcing natural rascaEy
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Make it Washington's Greatest Day.

When that fighting dvsion-the Frs-marche down Pennsy
vanis with Cen Prshing will be
honor through people, the who played the biggest
winning the world
The date will be about September 1t early
for the city begin planning the celebration history
Everywhere the of the fighting glance there should
solid OF the American The
extensive In this might be suggested
mental departments should obtain American
1t remarked the of the
that the departments poorly many
insignificant
Let's loose with noiS There nothing like noise
phasize greeting returning soldiers If be dignfed
yell his delight the victory that has been him
the seclusion OF a cellar-or o Germany.
Washington intends of the First voerous
brilliant welcome.
All Join hands make outrank anything American
history in the way of a celebration.
Dr. Nobe admits that has copied everything German
She eventually copy Gmanys finish except
like Nitobc.
Grey delegated straighen comp-
Gated country. The quickest
would be give first the tight little isle
Advice young who desire become repu-
taion for honesty.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Georgetown's Former Musical AGGREGATION.

:. JAMES KEATING, of Judge ISAAC R HITS Office as
MARYLAND building calls my attention that be
taken the old Orchestra
the social functions Of next winter This zaon about
about musicians leadership ANTON KAS
PARA Rehearsals held in the Lnhcum Institute
between Ihirtyf Wisconsin
calls that places Georgetown Orchestra held
entertainments Odd Fellows Hall
Masonic Temple, Ninth and and Naval Hall
Fourth street and Pennsylvania southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Jacksonville Mayor Calls Troops.

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 21.-Msyor
Carter of Mulberry. Fla, today again
requested Gov. Cats to dispatch
troops and declare the town under
martial law, following further clashes
between strikers and strikebreakers
at the Prairie Pebble phosphate
mines
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
of Again, On Again.

Bella Kun, whose postofhce ad-
dress has been Budapest. is again re-
norted to be out of it. Is it another
case Of off again, on again, Finne-
New York World
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
PIaYinY Roth Ends.

Now that the people of New York
CITY are to get a share of the army's S
surplus food at cost, the profiteer will
probably be found masquerading as
consrImer.-New York World.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Round the Town T,S EfAafHHt EfSAaSffEEe SfEE

I've tried the smile and so know
lust what it's done for me:
Because I've seen my business grow,
A Crouch" I'll never be-
F K
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
BAND CONCERT.

By the q. S. Soldiers Home Band, band
stand, this evening beginning at O'Clock.
John S. NJ zimmerman, director.
/ March. My Maryland, Migrant
2 Overture Medley, Ted Snyder's hits"
............................ Schulz
Popular song hits Of 1871
J Morceau, The Shadow Ballet -. BendiI
1 E1cerptz from The Merry Widow" .Lehar
(RequeSted)
s Comic Patrol. I'm On My Way to
Dublin Bay. .Iampe
6 Waltz Suite. Children Of Spring
............................ Waldteufel
(Violettes)
I. Finale, Alabama Jubilee. '..........C Cobb
The Star Spansled Banner"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Pro6tecrinE in stores.

The Federal Trade Commission sub
mitted to the House a supplementary
report on the leather and shoe indus
try, declaring that the public had
to pay prices for shoes that could not
be justified not only because retail
shoe dealers took too much protlt, but
because the dealer had to pass on
to the consumer the excessive proflts
received by the butchers for hides.
and also the excessive profits of tan
ners and shoe manufacturers.
Chairman Volstead, Of the House
Judiciary Committee. Attorney Cen
eral Palmer and Chairman Colver. of
the Federal Trade Commission. con-
ferred on legislation to extend the
food control act beyond the date Of
the proclamation of peace. as recon-
mended in President wilson's address
10 Congress.
Representative Hutchinson introduc-
ed a bill identifying cold storage food
and limiting to ten months its reten-
tion in storage
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
PALMER ORDERS
PUNISHMENT OF
SUGAR G0UGERS
Licenses Of Retailers Charg-
ing Over II Cents Will
Be Revoked.

Tho governments drive against
the high cost of living. gained
ground yesterday through important
developments in both houses of Con-
gress and in the Department OF JUS
tice. The developments were:
Attorney General Palmer an
nounced steps to reach sugar prof.
teers who sell sugar for more than
II cents per pound. kilograms were
sent to all United States attorneys,
food administrators and bureau Of
investigation agents to report sugar
profiteers. Their licenses will be re-
voked. according to Edgar Rickard.
of the Food Administration.
Senator Walsh introduced a reso-
luton calling upon the President to
furnish the names OF all those who
profteered during the war, especial
ly those who profteered on govern
ment contracts. These names will
be shown on the income tax returns
in the Treasury.
The House Committee on AErIcul-
ture reported out the bill amending
the food control act in accordance
with the Attorney Generals recon-
mendations. This bill provides heavy
penalties for boarding and Trotiteer-
ing. eliminates the exemption Of
dealers in necessaries doing an an
nual business of less than 100000
and brings clothing and food. feed
and fertilizer containers under the
scope Of Federal control Repub-
lican Leader Mondel said that the
measure would he taken up the first
thing tomorrow and certainly
passed before adjournment tomor-
row night"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

OF you understand that the important the
Waield plan reorganization the per cent
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
JUST IN FUN

Restaurant Proprietor-Yes. wuz
all through it. Had two years Of it
an never a scratch! Mess cook.
Soldier Casting soup)-Surprisin
you wasn't killed!IJudge
Blk don't seem to have much
appetite this summer. Dix-Lucky
dOg!-Boston Transcript
Sir, I came to tell you want to
marry your daughter" That
doesn't surprise me, my boy. I
wanted to marry her mother when
| was your age."-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Milly-I suppose your idea of a
perfect woman is one who has no
faults? Billy-No. merely one who
acknowledges them.-London Ideas.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

The Monroe Doctrine by all these years
knockout each hand back The deprive
o. the Knockout.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

Hara the Shanung depend
China The Of China crngine
nd submissive,