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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04
KOBYLKOVY ROk PRED
POVtDAN.

Hmyzoznalecky odbor Vlad-
niho zcmcdclskcho odboru Wy
dial bulletin, We ktcrcm varujc
zahradniky a SadarC, ably byli
pfipravcni ma objcvcnl sc TAX
nv. sedmnaciilctG kobylky a
ucjmena ably rozvazili dobre,
Zda budou sazeti mlade strOm-
Ky, ktere by Sc pax snad1o
mohly stati ob6ti lSobylek. W.
straha plati hlavne. pro vychod
nj staty a tyce sc mladeho stro
movi, protoze starsi stromy
jsou pred ZahubOu pomerne
bezpecny. V tomto urcdnim
bulleinu jest uvadeno, re leJos
dospiva kobylka jcjiz zhoubne
pusobeni roku 1902 zanechalo
tchdy mnoho smutnych pama-
TEX amcrickemu sadarstvi. w
straha vyslovm6 varu .n, ably ne
byly zadne move stromy vysa-
Iovany, aniz a.epovany. dokud
koDylky nezmiZi. Tato morova
rama sadaru objcvi sc die dosa-
NaGnich ZkuScnoSti V obrov.
akych rojich a panuji obavy,
zc mnoho krasnych zahrad V
,lzcmi, kde Sc die tGchto pred
l,oveGi mali letos objeviti Sc
dmnactilcte kobylky, budou We
lice poskozany, nell namnoze
Zniceny. Y kruzlch sadafskych
na vychode byla te pficiny
iiz zahajena Iozsahla cimnost.
majici "a, uccl pripravy k boii
$ nevitxnymi navstevniky. Eel
vsak, be Jest dosud vclice malo
prostfedku znamo, .jak SO ko-
bylce ubr;initi.
lie oosui kobylkuva zaplaya
bude pry Sc prostirati Ma uze-
mi, pocinajici staten Marylan-
Gem, pres celou zapadni Virgi-
mi, vetsi cast Ohia missy j
Pennsylvania "a Virginii. Tato
kobyika nalezi k tax zv. sever
rlinu druhu. Jest jeste jiny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04
DO VfNkU CESkOSLOVEN.
SkE REPUBLICE A NAROD.
nj DAN SLOzENO v ADM.
"SVETA".

Sbor Anna Sazavska els.
81, S. p. j. :. $500
Ma misto vence ma rakev
Zesnuleho p. JOS. Kupce
v6nuji manzele KAkavu 800
U firmy McMyler Inter
state Co., Bedford, O., pri-
spell: j. Campula 81, j.
Jan SOC, j. Kucera 6Oc,
f. Placek soc, R. Leder
soc. M. Teska 25c celkem 3.35
" minule sbirce stale, ze
j. Kucera dal 10c a melo
|stati zoe, uhrlny vykaz
byl vsak spravny.
Dne %. unora bylo vyka-
|zano $118.15
Dne 4. bfe4na 1919 male
"a Sc v adm. Sveta :. 1920. so
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04

diub kobylck, tax w. tfinacti'
Ictych, ale 'ly Sc elosud neobjc-
Willy sevcrl6 od Potomacu a Sc
verneji, ncz iiani cast llinoi-
.su. Byvaii iimi postizcny stay
wa iich cd tcto hranice.
Iaznamy @ obicveni SC ko-
bylck jsou vcdcny od dolby Vi
&C nez 100 let, take hmyzo-
znalec dncSni dolby $ velkOu
rfibliznosti vi, kde lie oceka-
vati zaplavu. V me 1sim merit
ku Sc kobylky objevuji kazdy
rOk ma nekterych mis,ech.
Zkouska, ktera s kobylkami
byla sve dolby provedcna laa
2kuScbnich rozlohach Zemedel
skGho odboru, potvrdila spray
most ,tohoto odhadu. Bylo tOtiz
svG dolby uciMeno opatreni, ably
tyly kobylky scdmnactiIeteho
Gruhu V .jistem mnozstvi scbra
ny a umoznGno Jim nakladc II
M,iicck do S,innych stromu,
kde pax bylo pozorovillo, jak
sc vyviji. Prcsnc po II lctccn
sc skuLccuc objcvily kobylky,
while q TAX nakladcDych va
jiceE "a
: hobylka V cclku ncucini
rnoho skod a nez ,ici starsi vel
kG stromy. Ale nuHno chovati
pred mini obavu We Skolkach a
mladych sadu, We kterych by
10 nakladcnO mnoho vajicek V
.jeNnych listcch. Ale tam lzc
castccnG zabraniti velkG zkazc,
kdyz Sc provede lsilovnG pri-
stfihovani a oklestov;uni po ma
l:ladcni vajicek.
JcdnotlivG zaplavy kobylck
tbdrzely zcmedGlokcm odbO-
RI X yuli Snadnc.isimu prchlc-
hu sva cisla. Haplava. ktera
hrozi WISE uvedenym statum.
rna cislo 22 bude nasledkem
cbjeVcni SC kobylek v tamnim
uzeml : rocc 1902. Xaplava sc
:ehdy prostirala pc uzemi od
Long lslaldu az k WiNonsi-nu
Z na jih do George. Neni take
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04

vyloucena moz'nost, ze Sc OBJ !
jevf v celem tomto dzemf, ac-
kcliv proti tomu jest vyslovo-
va'aa nadeje, ze bude obmeze-
ma ma dzemf drive vzpomenu-
te. Jest proto neprlliS pfijem-
nou nadeji vedomi, re toto po-
koleni kobyItek dospiva prave
god pudou, ma ktere Sc pohy-
buje lid techto statI.
Zahadny zpdsob rozvoje Sc
dmnactilet6 kobylky nebyl je-
Ste prozkouman. Jest 2 nej zna
mo velice malo. zivot 'kobylky
zacina, kdyz samicky zacaou
klasti vajicka do lzlabin MIA
deho listovi. Ia nekoilk tydnu
sc zacnou lihnouti tucne, mra-
yencum podobae larry, ktere
hned spadnou k zemi. Tam Sc
zacnou zahrabavati a kazda Sc
iprohrabc do hloubi X jemnym
korinkdm nektereho stromu,
ikde us&di Sc v jaka;i komlrce.
" letech necinneho zivota, Me
ra pax nasleduji, zivl Sc larry
z latek v prsti obsazenych a
lmozna i z mizy kofinku. Pred
nj nohy Sc vyvinou v jakesi pd-
!zky, jimiz larva Sc zahrabava
ia prizplsobuje 81 potravu. Be-
hem sveho podzemniho zivota
!svleka larva kuzi petkrat. Ke
zm6nam tohoto druhu dochazi
u Mich druhem roce, ctvrtem,
Ijodenactem a patnactem. Kdyz
dosahne sedm mnacteho roku, do
Ijde k poslednimu svlekani a 81
&C tim zpdsobem, re larva, kite
IA jest tomto obdobi vlastne
jiz pupou, prohrabava sc X po-
vrchu zeme, zanechavajic "a
sebou jakysi komiu. Kdyz Sc
dostane ven, prodela sve kone-
cne prevlelqnuti a kobylka
lyzlcta, shromazd'uje Sc v role
: zahaiuje svuj kratky zivot
Ia zemi, ably dala zivot dalsi-
mu pokoleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04
DANE z PRJMU.


Jak sveho casu jsme jiz sde-
iii. vykazy'o dani z prijmd mu
81 byh podany do Is. bfezna,
ale doporucujc SC . vclmi do
trych priCin, ably III, kdoz jsou
novymi dancmi poviglni, nccc-
kali ma posledni den, nybrz po
dali sye vykazy pokud mozno
Irzy. Bude to jcn v jcjich vlast
i'm zajmu. nebot nebudou-li
i ycdoti porady We vsech po-
drobnostech . budou nuceni o.
bratiti sc V te pficin6 ,na vlad-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04
OSTROVY PRINkIPO.

DojGe-li k shromazdeni "a
stupcu ruskych stran ma ostro
vech Prinkipo, bude to prvni
dulezitejSi udalost historic
techto ostrovu Cd dolby, kdy
Turci Sc zmocnili Caiihradu.
Y roce 1894 meli tn take zeme
yrcseni, ale tom svet sc ami
nedovedGl. A prece ostrovy ty|
70 mori Marmarskem nejsou
bez zajimavosti a isou opre-
deny vzpominkami a tradi-
ccmi.
SkuriDa techto ostrovu byla
svedkem mnohych podivnych
vcci, veci iistG tuzc podivrych,
ncboC jjinak ncprisla by k pri-
zvisku Ostrovy DabelSkc. o.
strovy Prinkipo vzdaleny jsou
cd dcsiti do patnacti mil cd
Earihradu. Jc to skupina de-
lviti ostrovu, z nichz je Bosporu
nejblizSi ostrov Proti, jenz ma
delky asi mill. Nasledujicim je
Artigone, asi stejne vcliky. Pc
fe pride Hakli, tcmGr dvakra-
tc tax vcliky, a Prinkipo, ncj-
'vGtsi re vScch. lczi dale ma W.
chod.
OStrovni skupina tato je o.
Ipredcna lcgcndami, u nichz
" tSina datuje sc do dob byzan
,tinskych, kdy ostrovy tyto by
lv mlstem vypovcZencu. Starr
'Hyzantinci ncvazili 81 kras tech
to ostrovu do tc miry, ably zbu
dovali tE letni svojc sidla. Zri~
dill tn nekolik klaStcru IA po.
Hdeji tyto promen6ny byly na
statni vGzeni. We vGzcnich tech
to caste drzani byli cisarovc a
cisarovGy, patriarchove, gene
10 love a statnlci, ktefi stall sc
obeti revoluce, anebo potres-
lani byli ia RUNE preciny. Pra
vi sc, ze ccle knihy mohly by
byti napsany utrpeni a smr-
itch nestastnych obGti V tGchto
kobkach zalarnich.
! lrcna Velka, jcz jednc do
be temer stala Sc nevestou
Charlemaguc, byla zdc uv6zne
Ia po n6jakou dobu, nez byla
poslana na Ostrov Lesbos, kdc
zCmrela zOufalstvi. Zde take
Zoe, jedna.z nejpodivnejsich
pustav historic, stravila znac-
nou dobu, nezli padesati le-
tech syeho veku byla povolana,
Aby stala sc panoynici.
kdyG Mohanled zmocnil Sc
Carihradu, vykazal ostrovy ty-
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iga narodu ma dos nepate - tax jako kazda genial
nj myslenka svetoveho pokroku.
Sampahske bylo prave zdrazeno a to We chvll, kdyz
isme Sc DO zdrazeni pva chtei vrhnouti jeho pitt
Skenice sampanskeho stat bude New Yorku $500,
"a techto okonost bude pitt skoem tax drahe jako dio
dostava kuze jen polovcnl cenu ncz1i do
stavali oni Proto nam stale hroz drazsl obuvl
Europe zbaveny byly milony lidu chleba valkou,
mas poobnou prc kona jen tax spas n6kok fanatkd
Marsal Foch priede nam v kvetnu doufejmez re sc
zdrz do cervence ably moh nam sve vtezsv prohbice
Oposici prot Lie narodu chte nekter amerlcti dplo-
mate mermomoci dokazat, ak jsou maickym zpatecn-
ckym.
Karel Habsburk hoda Sc pry vysehovat do Ameriky;
patrne znamo re do zeme duSevn chorobou za
zeni nepfipoust.
BolSevci popravu nGmeckG zajace kerl sc pry osved
cil byti ncvdecniky ncprekvapue nikcrak, jeikoz
"nevdek svGtcm vladne'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-04

niho lrednika ma n&ktere ban-
ce, dostane Sc Jim lepsi obslu-
by j rady, pfijdou-li brzy, nez
kdyby ponechali tuoo vec ma
posledni dobq zakonne lhuty,
kdy bude nepochybne panova
ii naval, ktery by snadno mohl
lniti "a nasledek, &c by byla u
cinema chyba. Necht tedy 81 ka
zdy co nejvice. prispisi a poda
sve vykazy pokud mono brzy.
Phi podani vykazu prijmd,
coz Sc musi stati nejdele dine
Is. bfezaa, jest pozadovano "a
placeni sspol jedne ctvrtiny
dane. Ale jest zaroven jisto, re
81 kazdy usetfi znacn6 nepoho
dli j pene1 kdyz povinnou dan
zaplati najednou.
Brzke podani vykazu pri-
|jmu Sc doporucuje hlavne z 'lo
no ohledu, re v dobe, kdy by
jiz panoval veliky naval, ne
bylo by pc pripade ami bance,
ia niz by byla dan placena, a.
niz zastupci kolektora dani mo
emo pro velky naval tuto zale-
zitost vyriditi. To vsak by mo-
hlo miti velice neprijemne ma
sledky pro toho, kdo ma dan
platiti.
Rady a pomoci najde kazdy
ma bankach, ustanovenych k
prijimani dani z prijmu.
Opakujeme jeste jednou, re
kazda zenata, nebo vdana oso-
GA, ktera mela "a rok 1913 pri
jmu $4,000 nebo vice, musi po
Gati vykaz o svych prijmech
hez ohledu ma obnos, opravnu-
jici k odpocitani od prijmu.
Kazdy svobodny, nebo ovdo
lvely clovek, at muz, nebo ze-
liza, ktery mel "a rok 1913 pri-
jmu 81, 900 nebo vice, must po-
dati vykaz svych prijmu bez
ohledu ma obnos, opravnujici
* odpocita'ni cd prijmu bez
ohledu ma sve start.
Nevyhoveni teto povinnosti
2namena ulozeni tezkych po-
kut. |
Kazda osoba, platici jine ia
lok 1913 $1,000, nebo vice ma
sluznem, nebo urocich, nebo
lnajemnem, nebo jakymkolil
i;inym zp1sobem, musi o ton
rodati zpravu Wade, spolu s
adresou a obnosem, TAX vypla'
cenym.
kazda osoba, ktcra ma n;
starosti sprawl majdtku, nebt
dedictvi, nebo penez, naleze
iicich osobe' jine, musi O ton
podati vykaz ma formulari ci
Slo lO4l bez ohlcdu ma vys
ccny maietku il spravovancho
kazda spolec'nost musi po
dali vykazy ma formulari Cislt
iN3l bez ohlcdu na vysi Ziska
-lcho obnosu pcn6z.
X tomuto kratkGmu nastin,
lodavamc jake odpoved' k dt
taZu, ze nemusi podavati vyk:
~ o prijmech obcani svobodni
nemeli-li prijmu ia rok 1918
obnasejiciho lplnych $1,000
: - Obcani zenati, nebo vdan,
: Cbcanky. pokud memeli "a rol
1913 prijmu celych $4,000, NJ
DO vice, nemusi take vykazy p'
, davati.
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to Rekdm. To byla posledni u
dalost historii smutnych tech
to ostrovG. Potomci techto Re-
XII doposud bydli ma ostro-
Nech.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
CAMPAIGN PLANS FOR
FUND WELL UNDER WAY

Plans for conducting the campaign
TO raise Cochise eounty's S35, 900 quota
in the nationwide campaign for the
relief OF suffering Armenians, SyriaHs
and Jews in the near east, are rapidly
being completed with the appointment
of committees in each county of the
state TO carry on the work E H.
Nicholson, a representative Of the
state organization, with headquarters
at Phoenix is making the appoint
ments in the southeastern section OF
the state
Mr. Nicholson was in the city Mon
day, but did not complete his work
here with the exception OF appointing
T o. MCGrath chairman Of COchise
county The organization at Douglas,
il Is understood, has been completed.
The campaign, which will be con-
ducted early next month, will be in
charge of State Chairman Dave Gold
berg of Phoenix, with Charles ". VIII
lis of this city, state organizer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
COUNTY Dance BAN
LIFTS FEBRUARY |.

The ban on dancing in parts of Co.
chise county outside OF Bisbee Will be
lifted February l, according to DR..
Harry A. Reese. county superintendent
of public health. last night AS far as
he was concerned. he said. the ban
would be lifted and unless conditions
were worse, would not be renewed.
No expression was obtained from
DR.. d. c. Brown, city health officer.
as to what the attitude of the city
health department would be in the
matter, although it was understood
originally that the quarantine should
be in effect until February l.
Il can see no good that the present
inhibition of dancing is doing. {"
said Dr.. Reese. i have made
inquiry of the quarantine officer to
learn whether any of the persons now
under quarantine in their homes con-
tracted the disease at dances. He has
told me that as far as he could dis.
cover by inquiry there were none. The
majority of the people now under
quarantine contracted the disease BY
making friendly visits upon those suf-
fering from it, while there are some
school children who presumably con-
tracted it in school"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
OFFICERS BAFFLED BUT
TWO SUSPECTS JAILED

While the officers of the district
and county confessed themselves baf-
fled yesterday because of the seeming
inability of any one OF the members
of an automobile party held up and
robbed on the road between Don Luis
and Osborn, Tuesday night, to identity
any Of the men brought before them,
nevertheless every clue was being run
down yesterday and two suspects were
detained pending further investiga-
ton.
The three masked robbers tagged
down an automobile containing Lon
Bottoms, Allie Moseley. Melvin Ru-
dolph and three young women. and re-
lieved Bottoms OF S2e7 in cash, a dia-
mond ring valued at 500 and another
ring valued at $50, also taking $40
from the driver.
Because of the darkness no depend
able description of the robbers could
be obtained. 1t is thought. however.
that they were familiars of Bottoms
and knew he carried the large sum of
money of which he was relieved.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
CONVENTION HAS
Great ENTHUSIASM

The greatest enthusiasm ever wit
messed at a gathering for the particu-
lar purpose of boosting good roads in
this state was seen at the Arizona
Good Roads convention in Phoenix
Monday, Tuesday and yesterday. ae-
cording to John J. Bowen. who re
turned here yesterday with I. c. Z.
Adams, J. r. Henderson and ]. C.
Ryan. The remainder of the 81 dele
gates from Cochise county remained
over one day.
Mr.. Bowen said he had never wit
messed such enthusiasm for good
roads nor such undivided opinion that
a 30-million dollar bond issue was
needed. Men of substance from all
parts of the state not only stood for
the issue. but for the stated amount.
The final recommendation TO the leg
islature was for an issue of 80 mil
lions, five millions to be appropriated
for the first years road improvements
and the remainder of the bonds to be
sold as they were needed; that is, as
road work was planned each year
to use the funds. Thus the state
would avoid having to pay interest
upon funds for which no need had
arisen
At the close of the convention the
delegates from each county chose a
county dNectOr. Mr.. Bowen was
chosen from COchise. The delegates
later met and elected a president and
secretary 1t was decided that the
directors should meet on the fourth
Monday of each January. Each direc-
tor also was instructed to solicit mem
berships. The campaign for member
ships in this county viii start as soon
as the necessary blanks have arrived.
The membership fee is 81
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
YOUTH CONFESSES TO
THEFT OF AUTOS

Having in his custody H. R. Gibson
and A H. Cooper, boys of Is years,
and Ford automobile. the body of
which belonged to one owner and the
engine alleged to belong to another,
Deputy Sheriff c. P. Hillman of Pima
county left here yesterday for the Old
Pueblo, driving overland.
After holding out since Monday and
declaring himself innocent, young Glib
son made a confession yesterday
morning saying that he and his COM
panion had stolen the car of Norman
Selby in Tucson last week, and an
other one, had changed their engines,
wheels and bodies, so that they were
unacceptable. The car which caused
their arrest here by Night Sergeant
Hill Ruff had the engine of Selby's car
but the body and wheels of another.
This combination for a time puzzled
the officers, but with the confession
made by Gibson, all became plain.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
EAGAN RETURNS HERE
TO RESUME POSITION

Thomas H Eagan, secretary of the
Warren District Commercial club, ar
rived in Bisbee yesterday from Wash
ington, d. C., following his discharge
from the army, and will at once re-
sumo his post on with the districts
booster body.
Mr.. Eagan waj in the engineer corps
and was stationed at Washington Bar
racks For a time he got the active
field training incumbent upon all men
entering the army and learned to
WELD a muck stick" in digging
trenches and preparing Notifications
in the training camp.
Latterly he was for three months
acting as assistant secretary at the
staff officers training school, at which
officers are trained for service on the
staffs of the various training camps
of the nation
The popular secretary evidently
throve en- the work as he is heavier
than when he left and is the picture
of health.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
WHISKY SHIPMENTS IN
TRANSIT under GUARD

The people of dry" states are not
to be trusted to keep away from liquor
in transit, apparently, as under the
government railroad administration,
every shipment of whisky or other in
toxicating beverages, passing through
this state into California. is carefully
watched by an armed guard from the
time it enters the state until it en-
erges into California.
This applies not only to carload
shipments or other large quantities
but also where so small a quantity OF
liquor as one case is sent through.
Every interstate shipment of liquor
passing over the FL Paso & Southwest
ern now is guarded by special officers
Of the road, who travel in relays, re-
ieving one another at given points.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
CAR apEToPPEp."

Twas wind. Twas a strong wind
the wind that ruled the hats worn
by motorists going over the divide be
tween this city and Tombstone Tues
day when it showed no respect for
their rightful place IN the world and
hurled them high above the surging
dust created by passing cars. But
this wind was fOiled-only for a time,
however A Studebaker car operated
by the ROckhill stage was protecting
its passengers headgear with its top
which was drawn close with side cur
tains attached, but the "crool" wind,
bent on mountaineering tourists, lift
ed high the top and left the car sans
overhead protection. The passengers
continued their journey with handker-
chiefs tied over their hats, defying
the elements
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
DRAMATIC RECTAL.

The pupils OF Mrs. Maye Esther
English will be presented in dramatic
recital at the high school gymnasium
at o'clock tonight. Those appearing
in the recital are: Martha Cooper,
Amy Fenner, Helen Mcdonald, Jean
cite Newman, Emily Mcdonald, Nina
Fay Stevens, Scott Mae Hines, Mary
Hennessey and Blanche Campbell A
nominal admission will be charged.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
GUS eoRREeo RETURNS.

A F.. Gus" Rcrrego, formerly in
the real estate business in Lowell,
has returned TO the district from
France He recently was discharged
from the 1O9th trench mortar battery.
BOrrego left here last spring for Camp
Cody where he trained until ready to
go TO the point OF embarkation for
France
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
uNpELIVEREp MESSAGES.

The following messages are at the
Western Union for ]. A Paper. AIDA
Palmer, Rurtie Niles, Conception Lo-
peg. Jack Cary, Mrs. Sam Duff, Mrs.
4 E. Tierney Ellis Rosenberg. Gre
goria LicanO. ]. W. Eigher, Fred W
Richie. CASTOR (care Animal Indus
try).
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30

that a new church building can be
erected this summer. The new pas
tor will hold his first services in War
rem Sunday morning at IL o'clock He
viii preach al South Bisbee al 1870
in the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
EXPECTS FAMILY SOON.

R. r. Belknap of the Shattuck Ari-
iona force, expects his family to re-
turn here soon from the east where
they have been visiting for some time
Mr. Belknap has taken On apartment
in the apartment house of L. R Allen,
upper Tombstone canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES.

The Rev. Thomas A Mitchell has
arrived here to assume the pastorate
OF the Union church at Warren, vice
the Rev a J. irwin who recently
left here for Tennessee. The Rev
Mr.. Mitchell came from Silver City,
n NJ, where he had been for three
years. II is his hope that he can
build up the congregation and arouse
interest in Warren to such an extent
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
SCHOOL CLOSES.

The military school at Fl Huachuca
for the training OF officers in the use
of the machine gun. closed Saturday,
according 10 word reaching here. A
total Of % officers attended the school
which extended over a period of eight
weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
ovER ERoM poueIAs

W H Webster, assistant manager
of the reduction works OF the Phelps
Dodge corporation, Copper Queen
branch, at Douglas, returned TO his
home Wednesday morning, after
spending the previous night in this
city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
MRs. WADE RETTER.

Mrs John Wade OF Warren. who
has been i'll with influenza. was re-
ported to be better yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
eAcK HON HONEYMOON.

Mr.. and Mrs P L Thomas, who
were married recently in Louisville,
Ky, have arrived here to make their
home. Mr. Thomas is connected with
the Central pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
ON DUCK HUNT.

A duck hunting party composed OF
BlOndy" Davidson. James Cannon
and J. A Pope left last evening for
ROdeO, y. NJ. with the intention Of
hunting ducks on the Cienegas to the
south OF that place
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
RURNHAM. LocAL WsIToR-

Presley Burnham, special agent for
the FL Raso & Southwestern railroad
was in the city for few hours yes
terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
BACK FROM TOMBSTONE.

Attorney 8 H Kyle and Basseti
Watkins have returned from Tomb
stone where they spent Tuesday on
legal business
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
ADAMS IN CITY.

Cecil Adams of Douglas spent yes
terday afternoon in this city on busi-
ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
HAYHURsT PAYS VISIT.

Sam J. Hayhurst, a line rider for
the United States customs service,
was here yesterday from his head
quarters in Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

After coming here TO attend the
funeral OF Lloyd L Stewart, J. F. Pat
ters0n, special Officer for the Fl Paso
& Southwestern railroad, returned TO
his headquarters at Douglas yester-
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
MRs. cooPER RETTER.

Mrs. W H Copper. who has been
i'll with the influenza. mas recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
DELIVERS LECTURE.

The knights of Columbus hall was
well filled Tuesday night when Rev.
Father c. Mandin, rector Of St
Patriek's Catholic church, delivered an
educational lecture.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
LEAVES FOR COAST.

Senator Fred Suffer left last night
for the coast to spend about ten days
on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
VISITS COUNTY SEAT.

Red" Cannon, former deputy sher-
iff, returned yesterday from Tomb
stone after a few hours visit
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
BACK FROM COAST

J. P Chaido, who recently accom-
panied the body of his wife to San
Diego for internment, has returned to
his home at Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
BACK From ARMY.

Sgt Ben Kelly. who recently was
discharged from the ordnance corps
at Camp Kearny, arrived in Bisbee
yesterday and viii resume his local
residence
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
EPWORTH LEAGUE

The Epworth League will give a
social in social hall of the Methodist
church at S O'Clock Friday evening.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
ROAD MAN HERE.

A c. Karger. road superintendent,
arrived in the city yesterday from
Tombstone on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
POUND TO TOMBSTONE.

Joe Pound of Douglas, viii spend to
day in Tombstone ON business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-30
PORTER LOCAL VISITOR.

J. NJ Porter OF Douglas was a Wis
flor here yesterday for a few hours.