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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
SPECIAL SALE

On trunks and suit cases at Kobey's, opposite the postoffice. M-23
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

Dr. Playfair. Osteopath, ss Mason hilf, Mason hill car stop. Phone Blue 647- Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
CHANGES RESIDENCE.

we'll, moved into a new residence
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
10 PERCENT DISCOUNT

On all our trunks and suit cases at Kobey's, opposite the postoffice. M-23
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
Business L0colS

The Review office will pay for is- sues in good condition of February 18th. M-20-dh-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

Orders taken for masquerade cos tunes at McDonald's. Phone 305.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
TO TOMBSTONE.

City Attorney Sam H. Kyle is a legal visitor in Tombstone today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
TO HOSPITAL.

TO HOSPITAL.
 Mrs. Matthews, wife of Attorney Clifton Matthews, is ill at the Copper Queen hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
TO DOUGLAS,

Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster went to Douglas yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
WITH ARMY IN cERMANe.

It is learned that Harry Althaus of this district is with the American Army of occupation in Germany. He is attached to the transportation branch of the Marine Corps.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

Attend the auction sale of jewelry, cut glass and silverware at Megede jewelry store in Lowell. Sales start at p. ID. and 2 p. m. daily. A. 2. Megede. M-20
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

Private dancing lessons at all hours Mrs. Sales Academy, O. K- street Phone 182.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

SON OF POSTMASTER RETURNS.
 Herbert Loyd Hall returned home
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

L. L. Gilman sells the New Edison The Monograph With Soul" Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20
RocKHILL's STAGE

Bisbee-Tombstone. Leave Bisbee, Bisbee Auto company, 7:45 a. m., 1:3O p.m Phone Bisbee 5. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

Painter and Paper Hanging. Signs.
 C. ]. BRANDT Box 150 27 Broadway. Phone 456.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-20

MT. Megede, the Lowell jeweler, has secured c. W. Bowman of Kansas City t" auction his stock of diamonds, watches, clocks, cut glass and silver ware. Sales every day at p. m. and p. m. Plenty seats will be provided for the ladies. Come and bring your friends. A z. Megede, Lowell jeweler.
 M-2O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
REDS PLAN TO SEIZE q. s.
Military Intelligence Agents Tells Of
Daring Plots Formed.

Washington, Jan p Before the Senate
Committee investigating German propa-
cauda. Archibald Stevenson, OF the Mil
itary Intelligence Bureau, testified repre-
scntativc9 al the Bolshcvik movement al
ready had organized ~ovlcts IN the indus
trlal centres of tins country. He said
their plans contemplated eventual seizure
Of the government.
The plan IS, Mr.. Stevenson said, ito
extend their influence until they can take
hold al the government
Mr. Stevenson also SAID evidence exists
that Germans in the United States have
begun postwar propaganda with view
u cxerting an influence which would
make the peace terms imposed on Ger
many less onerous.
Leaders Of the Bolshevik movement IN
this country, MIR. Stevenson testified. in
cluded John Reed, who, he said, was the
Counsul-Gcncral AZ New York Of the Rus
sian Soviet Government, and Albert
Rhvs Williams, of New York Sdc
schools Tor the teaching Of the Bolshevik
doctrine to children have been established
bv the local organizations, witness said.
Money from the Bolshevik propaganda
work Mr. Stevenson said, was sent from
Russia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ELkS' HOME CAMPAIGN.
From Present Indications Project Is Sure
to Succeed

Reports OF team captains in the CAM
palgn for $50 900 for new Elks' Home,
made mt headquarters, last night, brought
the total received in stock subs cri iptions
to date within sight of the $40, 600 mark.
The drive rs going along with vim.
IL Will close tomorrow night, when all
captains will make a complete report.
That the goal will be reached seems
assured.
The inclcmcnt weather Of yesterday did
not daInpen the ardor of the workers rs
was shown by the reports they made Mt
headquarters last night However, the
real drive will begin today and every
member of the order in this city, who has
not yet subscribed, will receive a personal
visit from the members Of the ten teams,
who have volunteered their services.
Every effort is being made to reach
each member Of The local lodge Many
of them arc now located elsewhere, but
were reached by mail and number
have already sent in their subscriptions
for stock.
The large amount of stock subscribed
Tor at the dinner al Hotel du Pont Mon
day night which marked the opening
OF the drive, greatly encouraged the
workers in their efforts and today prom
iaes some big things as result Of their
tv0rL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
SENATE COAL PROBERS
FIND BIG ROYAL TIES
Stephen Girard Estote Responsible
for Advances in Pottsvillc An
thracite Region. They Say.
Nv Associated press To Every Evening

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. 24.-The Senate
Manufacturers Committee this morning
resumed its investigation Of the coal trade
with further probe into the royalties
being paid the holding corporations by
the companies leasing the coal tracts and
elected the information from A G. Dodson,
of Bethlehem, head Of the Dodson Coal
Companies that the increase in the price
of coal was not only worked by raise
in the royalties, but that the royalties
fixed by the Girard Estate had bearing
on those charged by the other corporations
Mr.. Dodson stated that in connection
with their Locust Mountain operation
that the company bid sixty five cents
ton, but that the increase was such that
at present the company is paying as high
rs 81 30 Had the increase been antici-
patcd the head Of the company stated
the bid would not have been so large.
Figures on the royalties paid during
the last five years showed that the com
panv on an Investment Of two millions
had turned over to the owners Of the land,
the Girard Estate, royalties aggregating
almost that sum.
The royalties paid according 10 figures
submitted by him ranged from $1,000
In 1914 To t658 900 in 1918.
lie estimated that approximately one
third nf the coal in the basin beng worked
by his company was removed. Senator
Jones on his estimate placed the valuation
OF the coal at $4,000, 600.
The Dodson peoples operate at Locust
Mountain, Beaver Brook and Audenreid.
At Beaver Brook the royalties on the
prepared sizes are forty cents q ton, as
compared with 81 30 at Locust Mountain
Senator Jones. Of New Mexico arrived
in Pottsville on Thursday night and joined
his colleagues at the investigation this
morning He assisted Senator Reed in
the examination of witnesses
Mr. Dodson testified that the company
was charging UP % cents ton as de
probation on every ton of coal mined
| d Beahm Of Port Carbon, former
Independent operator at ST Clair, testified
that he abandoned his plant when The
Heading Company refused ~ extend his
lease. lie stated he was satisfied with
the company's action, when they started
to work tho banks he wanted themselves
lie told Of his employees having petition
To the company asking IL to give him q
lease but testified the men All had work
within few days after he abandoned the
workings
George NJ Keiser, operating in the
HeckscherWlle, testified that he had a
five year lease which permitted him to
mine all of the coal The lease ~ from the
Reading Company and he testified he be-
lieved he could get the right 10 mine the
whole basin but that he did not want Il
aH he did not believe there was anything
there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
LIST WAIVERS BEFORE NOON.
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 24-Corn,
dull yellow as to grade and location,
4Sal So.
oats. lower, No. white, 77a7715; No.
3 white. 75l1a76.
Butter lower western creamery extras,
Sc; nearby prints, 60a62.
Cheese, quiet. New York and Wisconsin
full milk, 37a3S1z.
Eggs, higher, nearby firsts, 1880 per
case, do. current receipts, 1920, western
extra hrsts, Ia 50. do, firsts, 20;
fancy special packed, 70a72 per dozen.
Live poultry, higher live fowls, 29a33
snring chickens, 2Sa3I: broflIng chickens,
35a3S old roosters. 2Oa2l, shaggy young
ROSTERS, 25a27, Pekin ducks, 3Sa40, do,
Indian Runners, 36a37, turkeys, 34a36i
geese, 32a36.
Potatoes. dull; eastern shore, 2oos
275 per bbl New Jersey No. | per has
ket, S5aSl 90; No. >, 50a60; Penna. No.
!, per hundred pounds. , 20a2 SIS, west
ern, , 20a2 80. New York | 90a2 20,
Flour, uuict, winter straight, western,
I025a10 30, do, nearby, a.70aiO.65
Kansas straight 1990all 65, do, short
patent, II l0all so; spring. short patent
10 60a10.90; spring patent, l0.f5al0. 65
spnng first, clear 960a9 90
IIay, firm, timothy No. |, large and
small bales, 81 .00a32 90; No. ., 2900a
5000; No. 3, 251Na26 90
Clover. MIXED, light, 2a00a3On0; No
y 00a2e 90; No ,, 2500a26 90.
TalloW, 1uIet, city prime IN tierces. 10
do, special loose. II; prime. country
81; dark, 8aS1z, edible. IN tlerces, 131sa
IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
R0TAR|ANS WANT
TURNPIKE PUSHED
Name Ernest Tate Chairman CT
Committee 10 Hurry
Things Along.

The Rotary Club wants the Whining
ton-phlladclphia turnpike pushed 10 COM
plction and that quickly \ measure 10
achieve this end wa~ taken Yesterday
afternoon az the meeting ot the club ~
the Hotel du rnnt when Ernest larc
was chosen chairman ol 4 committee 10
take up turnpike matters with other
organizations and push thing along 10 =
conclusion Alr laItc viii select the
members Of his committee.
The club also endorsed the rc~oluilou
which has boyn before other local hodics
pctItioniug Congress to adopt ~omr meas
urc which Will continue government con-
trol Of telegraph AMI telephone companlc-
and systems untll IL shall haN hc,n de-
tsrpmcd what are proper methods tn e."
followed concerning thcm under ptNat"
control
J. kcarnev Rogers wa, selected to
rrprcsent the international hodN ut R"-
tarians IN the solution ot such prohlcH>
as may arse locally over the return ~
soldiers from army service
Action was also taken regarding puhhc
school matters, the meeting ndor~ue q
digest Of the new puh', school hilI and
Senator Robertson hiil iM the paruc-
patron of Wilmington N tho t,leuer,
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ACCUSED BY DAUGHTER
John Il. Haley Convicted Though He
Denied Pointing Gun as Alleged.

Indicted by the grand jury for pointing
pistol at his daughter, Katharine,
John T. Haley, man upwards of 60
wears of age, was found guilty III Court
No. this morning with recommended
tion for mercy by the jury. Tie was
fined SIS and costs with the alternative
of 10 davs in the workhousc.
Miss Haley, who lives with her father
and mother at Mo. 3 Stroud street,
testified that as she and her mother
were eating their Thanksgiving dinner
On November %, her father entered
tho room with a revolver in his hand
She said hr asked what she was doing
and that she replied she was eating her
Thanksgiving dinner, or what there
was ot li
Wei Won viii never eat another, :"
She declared her father said, at the same
timc pointing the revolver ~ her She
said she Wrcstcd the weapon from hlm
and fed out ol the house taking refuge
IN tho cellar of store
frank dc PrscOc policeman. testI-
Gcd ,hat hc had arrested Haley an hour
81 80 later and that he had another
loaded revolver IN El, pocket
llairv declared on the stand that
~ had not pointed the revolver as
alleged tut had merely shown it 10
hls daughter
TN charge " highway robbery George
krcrr wa placed ON tral before Judge
licIscl aud q jury m Court Room 80 ,
of Court ot General Session. jhday.
he Wa accused ol taking Charles Davis
ont into the country IN an automobile
and thcn rohhuc INN
pmhp Garrctt represented tho do
f,udaut whlr peauty Attorncy-tivncral
tirreu conducted tGC prosecution.
Ilavl- t,,tl ed that he, hrccr and two
or three other men went out on JOY
IA, on the afternoon Of November 2l.
tt'rr thcv had returned hc tc~ti ed h."
trippei over the tstlbolrl OF The automo-
b,r truck IN getting out trecr picked
lum up and pllccl hlm ~ tHc truck al-
though hc objected and th II the de-
irndant directed l.gBnv Miller u wears
old. WHO WAS driving the machine to
drive INTO tho country again. shortly
after thry had started. he was Int on the
head and knocked nscn~lhle In the
country krccr went through his pockets
anl took so and some cards he SAID. lie
trsIucd that liz was not drunk ~ the
time
John Rcuchcrt, who was on the first
trtp ot tho partv. sand that none were
drt;uh ilc testified that krccr forced
I1avI- tnto the machine and drove ofI
ac-.u after returning from The first trip
Nnnr >rccr ami DAVIS were the only
orr~ rs thc second tup
Nrr,r G,u.cd the CHARGE They were
au lruua l.c -id. ana whcn hc drove into
H. r..utry vjtu Miller and Davis 70
r,prtN the truck 81 the straw, DAVIS got
.ut SIT thc machine. when il gat stuck IN
t4e mud ana refused to get back into
FL lraln after fhcv lad gotten the truck
ir.r thr mud Ic then let, DAVIS there,
d, -,il when he wanted to fight
hrc Was acquitted the c argc hy
the lur, cr hrci DC hcntIon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
MANY NEGROES RETURN
WITH ARMY JUST BACK
Two Battleships, Two Liners and
Transport With Returning
Troops Dock at New York.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

New York, Jan. 24-Morc than
$500 American troops arrived here
today on five vesscis-the battleshps
Louisiana and New Hampshire, in service
as transports; the French line steamship
Chicago; the American transport Goen-
toer, and the American steamship
AccomaG
On the Louisiana were the head
quarters and supply companies, n medical
detachment and Batteries A, b, and
part of G., of the 5oth coast artillery
corps in all 33 officers and SS7 men
together with three casual officers and
five casual civilians.
Members Of the 5oth also were on the
New Hampshire Batteries ID, +, and
part of G comprising p officers and Sdl
men, together with two officers and
sixteen men of medical detachment
of the 59th and IA casual officers and
civilians.
On the Chicago were S1ith Pioneer
Infantry, made up of Il white ra and
314 colorcd men. casual col. .nlcs 10,
II, and Is, comprising SIX officers and
$40 men; and 25 casual officers and men.
The GoCntoer brought home 40 officers
and G.l3 mon Of the 10th Regiment Of
engineers headquarters detachment,
Medical detachment, headquarters de
tachmcnt of First Battalion, replace
ment detachment and Companies A,
i, |, and k.
hlso ON the Goentoer were four officers
and 205 mcn Of Battery i, of the 56th
Coast Artillery Corps; four officers and
IS men Of tho l02nd Trench Mortar
Battalion and three officers and l42
men Of casual company No. AIS
On the Accomac were 207 casuals
from various branches Of the service.
Army officials at the embarkation
offices in Hoboken said there was nothing
IN their records to show that any OF these
vessels was bringing home wounded men
The steamship General Goethals arrived
later in the day with a skeleton organi-
zation Of the 3lth Division, comprising
eight officers and 81 men from the west
Also on there were two officers and Ia
men 81 casual companies. l ! Of New York
and 81 casual officers Of various branches
az tie service, making 245 troops in all on
this vessel
The hospital ship Mercy. whose arrival
at Quarantine, was reported yesterday,
landed her 800 sick and wounded today.
The transport Calamares also arrived
TODAY from Bordeaux, with ,474 naval
officers and men from the United States
naval station ut Pauliac, France, 81
casual army officers and four civilians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
REGULARS ON GUARD HERE
Company II. 65d Infantry Re-
leves 18th Battalion at French
Street Barracks.

The 18th Battalion J nrCd States
Guards winch ioi some monIl- ts tccu
on dutv Nh tins cltN guarding ity -hty
yar,is and industrial plants ami MAINTAIN
ms quarters 81 the barracks ~ The tout
of ifcuch street. has departed for amp
DIX thcrc 10 hC mustered put nf tao
servicc
But l'nclC sam still intends to hccp a
guard h,rc and "a TAX n, place y, the
l2th Battallon vhleh was guict 'he
command II Majoi Ntlsr hl~ sent 4 corn
PAM 81 regulars Company II r' thr
esd Infantry under eoumlnd 81 , aptam
Ncai 4 johnson lhe 4mnarN uNe .t
tho>t UNITS - the Cul1r ,~f lhhehm"nt
whrh ha- -pcut tha vat n,r ai ,lNiuL
hsr fhlng- ,hau' 4, lu.s Ia nuf laviul
had h4urs ~ co nvcr fhrr, yna
Indllge is target and ha,10et rra .c
on the uu~pcakahlc Hun Ih. th .otf
Yesterday ani IT, place W. :tt .He, t..el.
by Contrary II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
STOCK PRICES HIGHER;
RAILS LEAD ADVANCE
Bethlehem Steel Pushes Upwards
Point and Quarter-O1
Shates Recede.
nv Associated preas to Every evening


New York Wall Street.. Jan ~
Retention Of the dividend rate ON Bcthle-
hem Steel common shares. although ON u
changed basis. was bullIsh factor at the
opening Of today's stock market Bethle-
hem Steel common shares gained IL
points and kindred ISSUES rose from frac-
tions to point with coppers, oils and
motors Further advances over yester-
DAYS gain was registered by prominent
rails notably Reading and Paclfics and
st Paul preferred was again III demand
Tobaccos and ruhbcrs represented the
stronger spccialtics. but shippings reacted
and Brooklyn Transit fell 10 new low
record on its decline below %
LIST WAIVERS BEFORE NOON.
Noon-Thc usual reaction In oils. OK
tending 10 two points IN the more popular
ISSUES, caused the list to waver soon after
the opening, other stocks rcceding more
moderately Toward noon however. oils
gathered fresh strength ROYAL Dutch and
California Petroleum leading at gains of
. TO 3 u points.
BROOKLYN Transit made up its loss. steels
coppers and other metals became frmer
with motors and their subsidiaries. anu
Hide and Leather preferred Beet Sugar,
Industrial Alcohol and Tobaccos regis
tered gross gains Of one to five points.
Liberty Bonds were heavy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
REDS TURN TO THE RAND.
Gold Mines Of South Agrica a Strong Lure
For HnIsheyiaiS.
~ AasocIatod preaa % Every EvenIng

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London, Jan. "a i--plans for the cs-
tablishment Of Bolshevik movement
on the Rand. the rich gold mining region
Of tho Union Of South Africa, have been
disclosed, according 20 despatch 70
Reuters Limited today from Johannes
burg The principals in the plans style
themselves International Socialists. and
the moment WAS inaugurated at the
time Of the armistice celebrations IN
South Africa One of the measures
was the issuance Of circular announce
ment that arrangements for practical
corporation with brothers in Russia"
had been completed.
Investigations show. adds the dis
patch, that the natives will have nothing
to do with this Bolsheyism, the native
strike fasco last June having caused
the natives 10 loso confidence in the
international Socialists
while free speech is not being IN
terfered with, steps are being taken to
ensure adequate protection to the public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
BULGARS' BARBARITIES Barred.
Atrocities Practiced on Arrnenians Ap-
palIing, Serb Report Shows.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
London, THURSDAY Jan % Appalling
and almost unbelievable atrocities were
practIced on Greeks and SerbianS by the
Bulgariaus during the war. according to a
report submitted by An official Serbian
commission which has been conduc ing
an investigation Not only has evidence
of brutaltos been found but the names Of
bulgarian officers who ordered them have
becu secured, it Is said.
Hundreds of crimes against civilians IN
occupied territories have been proved by
L Investigation, it is reported In one
district, il is said FIVE hundred women and
children were ordered massacred by a Ger
tam Lieutenant Stoiamov. The spot
where this wholesale tragedy occurred is
said to be still marked by human skulls
and bones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
70 GRANTED LICENSES
Several We're Opposed But Adjustment
Was Reached in Zach Case

Applications nt 50 Saloon Keepers
for renewal II th0r l1lo licenses WIN.
grantees hN Judge Conrad and il1~cl
IN urt af General SESSIONS Yesterday
Aft trucop
Two circumstances hfd been tlci hN
the Law sud oraer ~aeptS hut hearing
on them Wcr, unnecessary aue oi th
spyhoant~ haNmG withdrawn hi~ apiA
fion while the other Cpn~entei ta Wahc
CERTAIN alterations ta hl~ -al an tu thr
Satisfaction ~ the SoHctN hoRari
Pollock seventh and Madison street,
who had hIs hccusr revoked at the \av NH
her term 81 court had again atph"i
for = hccnsc buf he withdrew when
Tenonstranee Wa- lI.4 Etut~' i..
John , NtN .nlEa tfA NH Tstt tI
streets Wa- tha other cE, r~t ntr
renou-frarcc saJ l.f trI t
W.. Withdrawn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
NOSE CL06GED FROM
COLD OR CAThRRH
Applv Cream in Nostrils 10
Open . AW Passage.
-.-.-- -. 80. 80. .-.-.-.-.-

$500 49, s-s-ss --s-ss-s . . s-s-ss~
Al Nhat relief Auur cIpgg-d ucs-
triis oteu right uf the a.r Pa -are- ~
your head a-e clear ~ yol car ,.zfhe
freely NJ more laVt4ur sr1N .lg.
mucous cIsctntrf lea4iaets drvn.----i.p
struggling 'or tteuft eat Your cold
pT catarrb Is pouc
Don't stay stuffed - c.. q small
hottis az Ely = Cream balm trou your
drugrlst uow Apply a little "a tnis
fragrant sutlseptic cream % your non
trils let y penetrate through every air
passare - the head soothe and heal
shs swollen inflamed mucous membrane,
givinF You instant relief Llys Cream
Balm y Jurt what every cold aud ca
tsrrh rufcfer h4s Leen seeking lie
yust splendid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES.
4 Number of such Cases Aired in
the Cuy Court Today.

4 number 81 domestic dihrultics were
airci Ill thy City Court TODAY
San g Nic,1latton colored charged
u4th Il u-t.upart ot his wIfe and two
cMHrcu vlN aav, hearing on Monday,
a-ttc nlic ua~ gnuhlc tn hc 10 Court today
Charles tuhhuu~ vhn WAS so IN ar-
rrar- on 3 rasrt arlrr. Mas discharged
talrC ual the money to special agent
Irtnk stout
Charles GugI., cia-1.,. ufth begging
va- r E..1 lu S.a and cost. Va~
imposed
l-.re a-rcr r.ured. charged tn
t-. t -h- i,au, ty 1cunlr johnson
.r,4 Wa released with the under
-tarI.al tar II, Is ta Keep away from the
uurlu house
la ar Hand charged With adultery
..r.5 Examination Ana was held under
NnN 1854 i0r the Culrt ~ General
-t--4.ti-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
2s STATES ATTEST RATIFICATION.
California Disregards Attempt to With
hold Mott Eeation From Washington.
.eocfatci Press to Every Evening

b Aseocfatof Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, Jan. p wentyeiCht
States have formally notified the State
department Of action Of their legislatures
IN ratifying the prohibi ion amendment
to the Federal Constitution
Included in the list IS California, Ii
which an attempt was made through
court action to prevent the governor
serving notice to the state department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
500 rI>F roR ASSAULT
Philip Julian severely Punished for
striking Joseph Me- arts

PhhD A.44.4r W#- 81 trI 4 hearing t,l r.,
Jude, tIr. rutul. tI.,tHt1 t..l n
Oh the charge s. cs.uD.t'Ie l --e.t.
AMI battery IS lnaf 'I r1 a..
ourfh and Na.a -trc.f Nl,aa -ts1
Cauct J..l.el admitted H.tt te
Mo- ar H- ta |
w. ~ ~T.t i t.u. ffvitl -t-f.
wh.ls J 81 u.. .r.-.rg nIts ir.u.. .t
NJ ar ported " rtv
SAID hc .-t. tsas' III t.It.e va- th9t
am - leg - tck -
Julrl 49, ef.r re1 uy Slua.
or u Ie.a4l. -..s. .uI.t L.i.t. Tie
wCrk ho..-t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
827 Killed in 35th Division.
By Associated Press to Every Eyoninz

~ 8F7T lH-FI FT7-- y TV7TT T77171Z
Washington, Jan. "A Losses Of the
35th Division, Kansas and Missouri
National Guard 10 killed and died of
wounds during ifs entire service in France
up TO November z, we're 827 men, Secrc-
tary Baker told the House Rules Com
mittee today IN connection with q resoIu-
ton by Representative Campbell Of
Kansas, calling for Congressional in
vestigation Of reported excessive losses in
tins division.