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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-12
Aloysius Novices to Run.

AToySius Club novice runners will
hold race tomorrow night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Charge Prisoner
 With LOOting of
 Hereford Ranch

Following her return to her ranch house near Hereford, after an absence of more than a year. and the discov- cry that all of her household effects had been removed, Mrs. Lena Stahl reported the case to Deputy Sheriff Gilman and Constable Bohnfalk at Lowell, who returned yesterday from the i1uachuca mountains with Will liam kelly, charged with having taken tne goods.
 Mrs. Stahl said that she left the place in November, 1918, after having boxed up her household goods and leaving them in charge of a man on the ranch. This man left shortly aft CT. When she returned, about a week ago, she found that all of her goods had been removed. She found some of her effects scattered among the various ranch homes in the neighbor- hood and was told that Kelly had given them away.
 Kelly was released on 5000 bail pending his trial on charge of grand larceny.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Wants Maryland To Reverse Stand On
 Dry Amend m en f

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. Wet forces started their drive against pro hibition at the opening session of the state legislature today when three resolutions were introduced by Repre- sentative J. D. IversOn. The resolu' tions ask for recall of Maryland's s vote two years ago in favor of a rati- fication of the amendment; refer endum at the election in November next on the ratification of the amend ment. if the Maryland vote is recalled, and urged the president and congress to submit the amendment a. 2 refer endum to the voters of the several states.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Suffragette Works
 For Early Date of
 Special Session

PHOENIX, Jan. 7.-Using her ill., fluence with Governor Thomas E.. Campbell to hasten the calling of the special session of the Arizona legis- lature for the consideration of the Susan B. Anthony amendment, Car rie Chapman Catt has just about sue ceeded in having the session date advanced by several weeks, accord ing to announcement at the eXecu- tive offices today.
 It is her contention that the women of the nation may miss the chance to vote at the first presidential prl- maries March if the Arizona legisia- ture does not meet sooner than the tentative date of February 15, as a 30 day period is required for the registration of women in states where suffrage has not been in practice. An additional delay is foreseen in the time required for the governors cer- tification, in case the amendment car ries here, to reach Washington.
 Governor Campbell today wired to Mrs. Catt that he was fearing for Washington and he would return heer on or about January 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
GET DIPLOMAS FUR
 MINING COURSE

Certificates showing that they have completed the Copper Queen course in practical mining were presented last night by G. H. Dowell, general manager, to 2S men who passed the examinations last December. The pre- sentations were made before the class at the Y. M. C. A.
 Following are the names of those to whom certificates were given:
 Pete Andrews, Carl Carlson, E. w. Copperthwaithe, L. M. Cummings, H. L. Fenner, J. R. Fitzpatrick. George Graves, H. Planning, J. S. Hughes. M. s. Lindholm, Joe Lutg, N. NJ. Me Neil. Willis Malone, James Manson, Nelson Marr, A. l.. McCloskey, J. N. Osler. A. L. Ralph, w. H. Schmitt, R. R. Smith, H. c. Sommers, William Sowerbutts. William Taylor, H. c. Trees, D. H. White.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Red Campaign In Britain Follows
 That In America

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Bolshevik agita- tors are working energetically along lines similar to those projected by the radicals in America, namely, the over throw of the government and the establishment of a soviet form of gov ernment.
 It is thought probable that the plans on this side of the Atlantic have not reached the point achieved in the United States.
 While these facts are common knowledge to close observers of the situation, it is said to be impossible for the British authorities under the present ultra-liberal laws or free speech to do much more than watch the progress of events.
 Great Britain can and does deport undesirable aliens, but in the casa of British subjects the situation is more delicate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
WARREN FORMS
 FIRE FORGE ON
 \ PAID BASIS

The organization of a fire depart ment for the protection of Warren and vicinity was completed at a meeting held in the old Warren com pany's office at that place Monday night The present Warren fire dis trict was organized through the er- forts of the volunteer department of Warren, and was necessitated by the abnormal growth in that vicinity dur ing the last three years. The pur- pose is to provide adequate protection for Warren, Eakerville and Cochise.
 The volunteer department, proceed ing under the law, took the neces- sary steps which resulted in an cleo tion and the creation of the present district and the election of a chief and a paid department. It was de- cided to purchase equipment similar to that now used in Bisbee, La France outfit with junior pump, which has. been ordered and will be de- livered within ninety days Plans have been drawn for fire station to be erected on the vacant lot be- tween the street car tracks and the bridge
 The initial expense of getting the fire department started. purchasing equipment, hose, and constructing building to house same was estimat- ed at approximately S15,OOO. In or der to raise this amount it was nee essary to make a tax levy of seven mills It is estimated that two mills will be the levy necessary to main tain the department, which will be approximately one-fourth of the amount to be paid this year. The department will be paid department with two men constantly at the en- zine house and it was decided to re- tain the services of Chief Barney Norton of Bisbee, at a nominal sal ary, rather than to employ Q pald chief in Warren at large salary The expense to the residents Of War ren in taxes will be offset to a cer- tain extent by a decrease in fir in surance rates. The properties of the mining companies will be assessed on the same basis as property of the individual tax payers, although very considerable portion of the prop critics of the mining companies is in mining claims with no improvements
 The former volunteer department will act in conjunction with the new regular department. Following IS list of the members of the department as it onw stands:
 Richard Mitch, chief; John Bank ard. secretary. T. Cowperthwalte, Harlie Cox, Chas. Daume, Albert Erickson, Ernest Dicks, w. E. Holt' l. H. Perry, D. M. Raft, U. $. Ratter- rec Albert Peterson, Arthur Notman, w. B. Gohring, J. E. Curry, w. C. Read. Frank Hucklehy, Sam Veran' Amos Newman, Geo Henninger, $. Reaselev. John Abrams, M. Richards, H Fl Baumfalk, E. F. Irving.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Send State Blanks
 To Insurance Men
 Throughout State

PHOENIX, Jan. 7.--Annual state ment blanks for the PIP insurance companies doing business in this State are in the mails today. according to an announcement by the state corpora tion commissions insurance uepart ment.
 The blanks go to every fire, life, and accident insurance company in the state, and are prepared 1T She 4c- cepted convention form" that will be used here this year for the first time. The form was adopted by the national convention of insurance commis- siOnerS
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Atlantic Fleet To
 Go To Guantanamo

NORFLOK, Va, Jan. 7.-The At lantic fleet is assembled tonight off the Virginia Capes ready to start early tomorrow for the southern drill grounds at Guantanamo, Cuba, for the annual winter maneuvers and target practice. On the southern voyage the fleet will be in command of Rear Ad- miral Henry P. Wilson, on board he flagship Pennsylvania.
 Among the capital ships assembled are the Oklahoma, Arizona, Nevada, Florida. Utah, Pennsylvania and Della ware. The fleet will also be accom- panied by destroyers, supply ships and submarines and tugs.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
MExIcANs TAX IMPORTS

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. l. For the first time since 1913, it de- veIoped today, Mexican customs agents at Matamoras, opposite Browns vile, are collecting import duties on virtually all purchases on the Ameri- can side in excess of one or two pesos in value. Ninety per cent of the Mata- moras retail trading is done in Brownsville. Mexican customs offi- cers say the return to virtually nor nal production in Mexico caused re sumption of import duty collection. It is understood the order affects all border points.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
HEAR FROM HIDALGO.

Realization that Cochise county has a new neighbor was contained in mo- tices received today by local repre- sentatives of the sheriff's office from the sheriff of Hidalgo county, New Mexico, to the effect that his office is organized and ready to cooperate with other agencies in the southwest for the prevention of crime and the apprehension of criminels.
 Hidalgo county was formed the first Of the present year, formerly being part of Luna county. It joins Go chise on the east, the county seat being at Lordsburg
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Hays Confers With
 Republicans From
 Mountain States

DENVER, Jan. 7.-Republican lead CTS from six Rocky Mountain states began arriving in Denver tonight for the, two-day conference which begms tomorrow morning. Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee, and Miss Mary G. Hay chairman of the Republican women $ executive committee, will reach Den yer early tomorrow.
 Plates for 300 will be laid at din ner in honor of MT Hays tomorrow night Every seat was taken early to- day.
 Four Republican governors-Shoup, of Colorado; Carey, Wyoming; Larra- zolo, New Mexico, and Davis, Idaho will be present at the dinner and take prominent part in the conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Douglas Burglar
 Sets House Afire

DOUGLAS, Jan. 7.-An unknown man, after stealing jewelry and sil- verwear valued at $500 at the home of K. O.. Clinton in this city today, held Mrs. w. T. Cardwell, daughter of MT. Clinton, at the point of pistol while he made good his escape. A fire. previously set by the man in the clothes closet of an adjoining room diverted attention and he got away.
 The fire destroyed more than $200O worth of wearing apparel.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Daniels Has Names
 Of 35O0 on Honor
 List of the Navy

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Coincident with the appointment today by Chair man Page of the senate naval commit tee of a subcommittee to investigate the naval decoration controversy, Sec retary Daniels transmitted to Senator Page a complete list of all officers and enlisted men considered by the navys board of awards for service decora- tions as recommended by commanding officers
 The list transmitted by Secretary Daniels comprised more than $500 names.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
To Help Disabled
 Veterans to Means
 Of Earning Living

A representative of the feueral board for vocational education will be in Bisbee today in the interests of the rehabilitation of disabled soldiers and sailors. All interested should get in touch with H. E. Ross at the Central school, who will make an appoint ment for them. They may also call on Ross, who is the local representa- tive of the board, for information on this subject at any time.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
PERFECT FIGHT PLANS.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 7.-James Cof froth, whose offer of $40O,OOO for a match between Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion, and Georges Carpenter, European champion, has been accepted, according to press dis patches, by Carpenters manager, Descamps, cabfed tonight to Charles J. Harvey, his agent in London, to get in communication with Carpentier and Descamps at once and learn their plans.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Want Congress To
 Be Movie Censor

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Interstate transportation of blood and thunder moving picture films or still pictures would be prohibited under identical bills introduced today by Senator Gore and Representative Herald, both of Oklahoma Senator Gore said he presented the measure by re- quest. The bill would affect all pic lures depicting the activities of for mer convicts. bandits, train robbers or other outlaws.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
WIND STOPS TRAINS

SALT LAKE CITY; Jan. 7.--Com, plete tieup of railroad traffic between Salt Lake and Ogden, together with heavy damage to property m ogden. Kayesville and Pennington, has re- suited from a high east wind that be- gan Tuesday night and has since con- tinued. The Salt Lake weather bu- reau predicts that it will subsidc but little before Thursday noon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Senator Moses To
 Work for Gen. Wood

CHICAGA, Jan. Tt was announc- ed tonight at headquarters of the cam paign for General Leonard Wood for the Republican nomination to the pres idency. that Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire, would open branch headquarters in Washington and would take active and personal charge there.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08
Want Report From
 U. s. Engineers on
 San Carlos Project

PHOENIX, Jan. 7-Representatives of Tucson, Florence. Casa Grande and Phoenix, meeting here this after noon in their second session, the first having been. held yesterday, adopted a resolution with five pro- visions, the more important of which were one that report on the San Carlos project be prepared by the eli gineers of the United States reclama- tion service and one that the San Carlos project be one of the first to be undertaken under the provisions of the $25O, ,0OO, 900 reclamation bill now pending in congress. The resolu- ton was submitted to Governor Campbell oR the eve of his departure for Denver and Washington where the bill will be discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08

PINCKNEYVILLE,I H.. Jan. 7.-Wil- liam P Wrolin, a railway laborer, was found guilty of murdering his wife, by drowning, by a jury today. His punishment was fixed at life impris- onment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08

From the Near East still comes the cry of a child in pain. Adopt an or plan through the Near East Relief.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-08

 
   London friends and he s guide his twofr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
BOXERS TO SIGN NEXT WEEK
FOR 10 OR 15-ROUND BATTLE
TO Be STAGED IN HAVANA.

DcsC1mps ( saw Dempseys eyes fol-
loving h,m, uuuug has clean pu.ld.
broad shoulders, -gUOd hands. and
qu.ch, graceful movements. Dempsey
ruGdCd as ( u approval. H5 lkos
m opponent VINO can klye him gOOd
nSnt
IT would be hard to pick two more
interesting cOntcudefs FOR the heavy
weight title. Dempsey is4 pounds In
hBnuug trim. reserved, quiet, I'M
demonstratlve. rather grim visJged as
a rule. broad. heavily muscied from
the waist ~, champion every inch
lot him. and Carpenter light in &C
ton, symm 1trical, swift, qu.ck-oyed,
usually smiling, talking With true
French entauaasm when he talks
II al -- Dempsey somewhat buttle-
SCARED. Carpenter unmarked.
There !g striking surface differ
encC between the two men. But Il IL
largely A difference made by educa-
ton, experience an environment.
Carp,utcr has been for years the
idol OF France and the admired hero
OF England, whose champions have
fallen before him one By one. lie has
been associated almost since he en-
tered the ring as boy. with many OF
the most famous men ~ Europe. He
has learned how 20 meet them all on
even terms. tie has the polish OF the
drawing room as well rs the ring ex-
per,cuyg Of q champion in every class
from the bantam To the heavyweight.
Dempsey has had harder row 20
hoe, Through his boyhood he worked
IN mincs and shipyards HIS short
ring career has been all lighting.
from the start lie had little time
for the polishing process hut for
two years past he has been rubbing
elbows with success. he Is keen,
obscrvant. He is educating himself.
and very quickly Naturally. Demp-
sey Is sportsman, He likes FAIR
play beyond all other things And
there's no better test OF a natural
gentleman than that.
Carpenter is an exceptionally in
teilcctual AghtlnE man. lie has a
quick brain. and Imagination. But
don't let any one tell you Jack Demp-
sey Ia slow OF wit. either. Under
his silence and reserve Dempsey has
as level head as any man. and a
brain that IS amazingly active II
will be worth while to see what
strategy Is uncovered when these
champions meet.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
Only Two Won at YonkerS
and They Just Squeezed
Home in Time.
By Vincent Treanor.

THAT 1t is too lotc in the racing
season 20 expect favorites T.
run 10 the chalk" was lemon
stroted again 40 ionkcrs yesterday.
as u WIGS on Tuesday. -Four OF them
aga.n failed 70 deliver. and the re-
naming two, Flmbctto and Ma
chine Gunner just dii get home by
the narnowest OF margins. Flam-
botte, who was abou, AN even choice
with Santa Claus. just caught Ocean
Swell, a long shot IN the closing
strides of the opening event. and
Machine GunuCr's MARGIN OF victory
was 90 close IN the last event that
the crowd rathcryd round tho lIr So
stand In protrs, because Glare
francos's number had not been hung
up.
In tho other races Regal Lodge.
played G'mosf or the boards az the
.lagt minute. WINS away from Tho post
go s.ugEishly that tho best hc could
do was 20 hu sh thlri behind Tab
lcEu THornCur md Ace of Acea.
Tnc third favorlto Lord Herbert, az
odds on, W'sls well braICn. Dark HNl
the second choice. stole tho race at
the frat turn, opening up a gap there
that LORD Herbert could never close.
II was figured that Dark nan would
not 90 a mile ana a quarter Tie q q
| II IN n gallon.
Lord Brighton should ret some
weight IN In view OF his recent rucus
! lie picked up $50 pounds I'm tho
| Kingsbridge lightweight Iandicor
and raced homo poor third Buxton
on tho winner, Dayduo blocked him
when Snnde attempted 10 get through
on tho rail on tho far turn, but even
| ut that n tho Isori had boon favor.
TO worthy N tho backing he re-
cclved. no mirht have come around
| DnYduo and won'onyhow. lie simply
wRFp't there
Marion Iiollns was chosen NJ the
! hast ~ poor lot ms tho favorita IN
! tho hfth, hut after being nearly
/ knocked down by Tryon on Walter
Mack a. the nrst turn lost too muct
ground 10 make tp during tho resi-
n fthc journey, ana Astorlsk, whlct
should have been the choice, gnlloped
Machine -Gunner WIS q choice o.
the fnai eveat WA'ch "stOod out
iudwng hv the difference I'm tho prHc,
on him and tho second choice. hut IN
! running Of tho race showed that h
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
SlEGER BEATS MICHAELS
AT NEW STAR A. C. SHOW

sammy sieger. a local feather
weight. was given the referees de-
clslon at the conclusion OF fifteen
round bout against Bobby Michaels
at the New Star A. G. last night.
Michaels was dropped in the sew
enth for a short count but In the
thirteenth Bobby located his sleep
wpllDp someW here and had h,
landed clearly instead OF tho grazing
punch ne got home, sieger might
have been vanquIshed then and
there.
Johnny Burt was knocked out In
the nfth round Of the semi-hndl by
Jack Redmond.
Bliy JON, the famous old referee
who orlciated at several OF the bic
pugillstic attractions in the Horton
Law days, was the third man In III,
ring In all contests and performed
| in faultless manner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
Dempsey to Get 100000 and
Carpenter $500, 900 Of Great
est Purse Ever Offered For
PugiIiStiC Contest.
Bv Robert Ed0ren.

Georges Carpenter of France and
Jack Dempsey OF America met yes
t,rday afternoon at the ONCE OF
William A. Brady. with Managers
Dcscamps and Kcarns. TEX Richard.
William Brady and a corps OF law
yfrs. and when the smoke OK discus
sion had cleared away there was
nothing more 60 do but sign tho ar
t',les. These. rewritten 20 take IL
the few points In dispute, will be
signed Thuraday afternoon. Nov 4.
This time there will be no hitch. All
agreements are made.
Cuba gets the big fight unless
present plans are altered. Havana
sugar kngs have been p'lns up
great fortunes In tho Pearl OF the
Antilles during tho past fow years
and a bunch % moneyed sports down
on the Island have been sending oIcrs
TO Jack Dempsey for month past
The original proposition was to give
Dempsey 100000 10 meet a champion
bull fighter who has reformed anu
become heavyweight boxer, but that
has grown until they're almost willing
to offer Jack the island No doubt
Havana would be even more willing
to put up the sugar" to see Dempsey
with the renowned champion OF
France in bout promoted by Rick
ard. Brady and Cochran.
And there VIII be some sugar. Tex
Richard always has been n high flyer
IN Swing purses for pugllistlc events.
The sporting world gnsped when rex
offered a purse OF 100000 for the
Joifries Johnson fight at Reno II
saspcd again VIXEN Tex gave Willard
5000 TO meet DEMPSEY at Toledo.
But the combination OF two OF
Americas biggest promoters, or PERI
Aaps 1 might say flstic impresarios,
with the noted Mr Cochran OF Eng
land. has brought about the offer OF
4 purse that makcs all former stakes
ever fought for look Like pin monCy.
no idea OF having the cham
pions fight on a straight percent
a~e has been dropped and u 10
said now that Dempsey and Car
pCntier will reoeiVo an even half
million dollars in American money,
$4,000 TO the worlds heavy
weight champion and 100000 10
his challenger. Full details will
be aiVen the public whom the re-
drafted articles are signed.
Dempsey and Carpenter met IN the
most friendly manner. A. they stood
up side by side 1 said TO Carpenter
| that he didn't look 30 much smaller
! nan Dempsey, after all. Carpen del
! lughinKly stood up beside Jack
.trctching himself 10 his full height
! his eyes looking squarely into Jacks,
! and then held up his hand 10 see Il
| mis- head wasn't on the same level.
There was only slight difference
! Carpenter squared his shoulders and
| looked as big as he could. Dempsey
gmuing. said; you're big enough.
Cont see any difference" Then h.
| Stamped CARPENTER on the back and
added: Wen fight rs hard as We car
IN the rinE. but outside Wen always
| bc friends"
That's a." said Carpenter. with
ouck smile at Dempsey. I'm IN
ring we do our best 20 win; outside ]
70 al different. We shall hi friend
Infterword, That 10 good sport
So they shook hands on H. A
CARPENTER turned away to talk Z
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
PsrshinE May See Nebraska rIay
Here,

Plans 20 have Gen John J. Perahina
attend tho Rutgcrs-NohraHiSA EaIno at
tho Polo Grounds on Election Day ~
the guest o. honor, arc I'm a fair way Ia
he realized according n an announce
mont forthcoming from tho Now BRUINS
wick rendezvous vest Id1y,
Gen. porShinR, tho stHtemen. said
wired committee OF EutEers alumni
ln this city that no would rmko every
EFFORT 90 attend tho Euu,o. end ln view
~ tho feet that no Ia "a grndunte OF
tho University 81 Nebraska, class Ol
1853, the committee has every hope thai
Doe win do 49,
The presence 81 such a national char.
nctor WIN lenC furtlpr glanlor 90 az
event already sCnHona2 with the Enice OF
International riyalTy,A
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28
AT RUTGERS.

NEW BRUNSWICK, " J. oct eS-
George Foster Sanford was added td
the hospital list OF Tho kutgera football
squad ut yeatcIaUya practice. Tu,
varsity ANA scrub were ln sg'lmmaSo
un the tcu.yard tine. ana no tlt two
lines CleahC1 Augustine. who was Dluy,
iEg guar on tHe scrub pushed Jent2
nc giant varsity guard aside. ami 20
20 aoiug tho latter hit Sanford acrot.
ihe knees.
~ Was somo time before the Scarlet
coach was ole 10 az up iu chat
that was brot CNt ouf on the hc'd 1ty
no was rsglstod TO the stand where no
watched and directed practice whli
WHpped in banketA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-28

give resume OF the men on this
vars gridiron who arc likely TO
come 10 tho top and make namos for
themselves
When Yale plays there are four
mon on whom arc centred the eagle
eyes Of the scouts and the scrutiny
OF spectators. Only throc OF thcm
are ON tho field nj one time how
ever. and two Of tho quartet are
filling the same position. These four
men are Aldr.ch. the star back;
Kempton aud Murphy the two quar-