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YANKEE PITCHERS
PUZZLE MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA, July 3-New York
made a clean sweep of the six-game
series by winning both games of to-
days double-header from Philadel
phia, to and to 2. Errors gave
New York a commanding lead in the
first inning of the first game, but the
second game was battle between
Naylor and Collins until the ninth, when
errors by Myatt and Perkins decided it.
(FIRST GAME)
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MRS. SINCLAIR WINS.
Scores Second Victory of Season in
Columbia Putting.

Mrs. l. E. Sinclair scored her Sec
ond victory of the season in the
weekly putting contests at Columbia
Country Club when she defeated Mrs.
w. E. Shannon by 1 up in the final
match yesterday.
In the consolation division, Mrs. Y.
by up.
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The principal reason for this is of
course the presence in the lineup
OF George Herman Ruth, the masto-
donic mauler. now well on his way
to breaking his own record of tWen-
ty-nine home runs and establishing
high-water mark for circuit clouts
likely to stand for all time. The Ma
tionals are sailing along in the first
division, now that their pltchers
finally have begun to show some
thing, and are threatening to CLIMB
into the company of pennant con-
tenders.
Expect Record Throng.
With the very best box-oftice mag
net in the sport included in program
and the games falling on dates whHn
the public will have the leisure time
to take advantage of the opportunity,
the prospect is for some new at
tendance records being set for Amerl-
can League Park tomorrow and Mon
day. The Washington management
anticipates this will be the case, at
any rate, and has taken steps to
care for. the huge throngs expected
to jam their way into the Georgia
avenue inclosure.' Orders have been
issued for the old circus seats to De
placed in front of the new boxes ana;
il necessary, ropes will be stretched
to accommodate an overflow lnneld-
With good weather prevailing II Is
more than probable these precautions
will be necessary. For the games are
expected to attract hundreds from oui
Of town to swell the ranks of capital
fans.
Jim Shaw has been groomed to
pitch against the Yankees in the
opening contest of the set tomorrow
afternoon. Jezebel Tecumseh Zacn-
ary, who beat the Red Sox here We'd
nesday. will draw the assignment to
tv, ha
starting at 1890 O'Clock, and waiter
johnson, fresh from the triumph OF
his no-hit game against Boston, VIII
take the mound in. the afternoon pat
tie against the New Workers.. A band
will be on hand to eniiven the pro-
ceedings in the afternoon of the holl-
day, when it is probable that Rip Col
Inns. the sensational Texas League re-
cfuit. who recently distinguished him.
self by hurting a one-hit game, Will
oppose johnson.
Indians to Follow Yanks.
fTuesday a single game will close
the series with the Yankees, and after
resting on Wednesday the Nationals
will entertain the western clubs. the
Indians, staging double-header at
which President Griffith and Assist
ant Business Manager Jordan will be
presented with medals by the Come
Hack, the paper edited and printed by
the Walter Reed Hospital boys, IN
recognition OF the work of the club
o9ficials in providing entertainment
and amusement for the wounded SOL
diers.
Clyde Milan still is troubled with his
left shoulder, which was hurt in div
ing catch he attempted off Dugan of the
Mackmen a week ago This injury ac-
counts for the recent slump in Zebs
batting
@Umpires Moriarty and Chill have been
assigned to Washington for the series
with the Yanks opening tomorrow. The
Nationals are j unit in asserting that
Mofiarty seems to go out of his way to
Eive them the worst of it on every occa-
sion possible: that he not only con-
kantly has chip on his shoulder and is
iAsnfferably arrogant in his attitude on
fke field. but that he is deliberately un-
Fir in penalizing them. Washington
6ns will be able to draw some conclu-
dous of their own.
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Runs scored-Hollocher. Merkle, Paskert.
Rath (2). Duncan (2), Kopf. Errors-Terry,
Tyler. Allen. Two-base hits-Rath. Groh.
bsse-Roush. sacrifiees-Groh, Duncan. Neale
See. Martin. Double plays-See to Rath: Rath
to Kopf to Roush. Left on bases-Chicago,
4; Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls-On Sallee.
1; of Tyler, l.; of Martini 2. Hits-On Ty
Ter. in innings; OF Martin. 2 in 1-3 in
ninss; on m vmaushs ! in 2-s innings; I'm as, struck
WIND pitch-Tyler. Losing pitcher-Martin.
Umpires-MesSrs. KLEIN and Emslie. Time Of
game-2 hours and minutes.
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MILLER, TOP BATSMM
IN SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
AND CATCHER LANDED
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

BOSTON, Mass July 3-President Clark Griffith
has completed deal with the Little Rock club of the
Southern Association whereby he expects to
strengthen his forces for the 1921 campaign In
exhange for Pitcher Leon Carlson and Outhelder
fielder Bing Miller and Catcher Brottem. The pair
declared by competent critics to be the pick OF the
minor league players this year.
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Knicks Meet Dreadnaughts.

Dreadnaught and Knickerbocker
Athletic Club mines will clash at Alex
andria July IL. The teams will meet
on Olympic Field, in Georgetown
later in the season.
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TENNIS TITLE TO BANKS.
Yale Man Defeats Robinson of Har.
ward in Collegiates.

PHILADELPHIA. July 81. Max
well Banks of Yale defeated D. p.
Robinson. jr, of Harvard for the inter-
collegiate tennis championship at the
Merton c. c.. Haverford, Pa, near
here today, 6-3. 6-3. 6-4.
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PHILLIES CHECK ROBINS.
Bunch Hits in Two Innings With
Errors and Win, 5 to 2.

BROOKLYN, July 3.-The Phillies
punched three hits off Mamaux for
two runs in the second inning and two
more hits with a pass and two errors
in the sixth today. stopping Brook
lyn's winning streak. by to 2. The
clubs will play a double-header on
Sunday. Score:
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fBatted for Leineid IN the SIN.
q. Louis. o 1 /
Chicago. ..... XII
Runs-Jacobsou. X. Williams to). E. Col
Iius (2). Weaver (2), Jackson. Felsch j. Col
hns 49,. Risberg, Faber. Error = Weilman.
Two-base hits-Weaver. ], Collins Tobin. Bill
linkp, Three-base hits. Collins. Jackson
(2). Stolen base - T.. Collins Sacrifices -
Weaver, Leibold. Double plays = Faber to
Weaver to J. Collins Billings to Gerber; E.
Collins to ]. Collins. Left on bases-St. Louis,
d; Chicago s. Bases balls-Of Weilman.
4; OF Faber. g. OF Leifeld. l. Hits - on
weilman, 10 in innings: OF Leiheld, in 2
innings. Struck out - By .Weiman, 4; by
raber, . Wild pitches-Weilman, Ieifield.
Losing pitcher-Weilman. Umpires-Messrs.
Evans and Hldebrand. Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes.
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Junior Griffs Seek Action.

The Griffith Juniors are looking for
engagements with base ball teams
averaging ten to thirteen years of
receive challenges at 602 NJ street
northwest, or over telephone North
8260-J.
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Former Boxer Kills Self.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The body of
Domenico Santora, known as Monte
TYLER when he was a bantamweight
boxer, was found in hotel re-..r
here today. He had shot himself
through the head.
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Late Scoring Beats Rex A. c,

I. PHILADELPHIA, July a-Staging
three-run rally in the eighth inning.
the Stetson nine today triumphed
over the Rex Athletic Club Of Wash
ipgton. to 8. Both teams hit
heavily. Owen pitched for Rex.
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INDIANS CHASE TIGERS
Bunch Hits in Featureless Game
and Win Easily,
6 to 8.

DETROIT, July 3.-By. punching
hits in. four innings. Cleveland netted
six runs and easily won the second
game of the series from Detroit. 6
to 3. Aside from the hitting. OF the
visitors the game was featureless.
Ccnre.
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More Bouts at Ardmore.

Boxing fans will soon have an op-
portunity to witness another fight
Kid Sullivan has announced. The
bouts will probably be staged July 20.
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VIII Play for ]Hospital.

I An aTl-star aggregation recruited
from the Navy Yard League will en-
counter the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club at American League Park July
81. The game will be played for the
benefit of Casualty Hospital
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Harvard Crew Not to Try.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. July 3.-The
Harvard crew decided today not to
enter in the Olympic trials at Worcester
July "a.
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Records of Rival Pitchers
in Yankee-Griffmen Series

Figures appended show how
the pitchers OF the Grinmen and
Yankees, who begin q series
here today, have Jared In inter-
club games during their life
time pitching careers against
ench club and also their record
from beginning of 1919 season
to date:
GriR Pitchers VS.. Yankees.
Racord
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COOPER PUZZLES CARDS.
Pitcher Is Strong in Pinches and
Pirates Win, 8 to /.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-St. Louis could
do nothing with Cooper in the pinches
today, and Pittsburgh won. 81. Ca
tons triple drove in the winning runs
Score:
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EASY FOR WHITE SOX.
Hammer Browns Pitchers Weilmen
and Leifield, Winning 11-3.

kCHICAGO. July 3.-Chicago found
Weilman and Leifield for sixteen hits,
totaling twenty-four bases, and easily
defeated St. Louis. IL to 3, today.
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r,IEpMoNr 81, LEAGuE

Greensboro. z: Winston.salem. 8.
Raleigh. II; High Point, 8.
Durham. 9: Dsnville. 3
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Philadelphia. o o o o 0 0-5
Brooklyn. o o o o 1-2
Runs-WiIliams. stengel, Fletcher (2). Pau
Iette. u. Wheat Myers. Errors Rawlings
X Miller. konetchy. Neis. Tw0-base hits
Fletcher (2), Pauiette, z. Wheat Griffith
stolen base-Nes. Sacrifces-R. Miller. g.
smith Left on bases-Philadelphia, 4; Brook
lyn. O. Bases on balls-On Mamsux 2; of
g smith. !. Hits-on Mamaux. in 8 innings;
on s. Smith. in innings; of MOZART nine in
inning Struck out-By Mamaux, 6. los
ing pifcher-Mamaux. Umpires-Messrs. Har-
rison and Hart. Time of game-1 hour and
10 minutes.
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tsECOND GAME.)
Totals. ..33 q IL Totals. .28 q
pa tod fo. a-lo in fha AAL

'Batted for Naylor in the 9th.
New York. O o O 1 % o o 81
Philadelphia. o o o 0 1 o 1-2
Runs-Pipp, Bodie, Pratt, Hannah, Thomas,
Bigbee. Errors = Perkins. Myatt. Two-base
hits-Collns, Thomas Sacrifice hits-Walker
Dugan. Double pay-Collins, Ward and Pipp.
Left on bases-New York. 8; Philadelphia, 9
Bases on balls-On Collins, 1; OF Naylor. 4.
Struck out-By Collins, .; by Naylor 8. Time
of game hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-
Messrs. .Dineen and Friel.
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Totals % q IA Totals. 81 u
sBatted for Stanage in seventh.
tBatted for Oldham in ninth.

tBatted for Oldham in ninth.
Detroit o 2 . o Ot3
Runs-Eyans (3), Chapman. Speaker. Gard
ner, Young (2). Oldham. Errors-Young. stan
age Three-base hits-Chapman, Evans Stolen
bases-Chapman, Evans. Sacridces-Wood,
Shorten, Chapman. Wambsganss (2). Double
play-Pinelli. Young and Ellison. Left on
On Bagby, 4; OF Oldham. 4. Struck out
By Oldham. 8: by Bagby, l. Wild pitch-Oid-
Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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Totals. .36 10 q o Totals. .35 8 q II
sBatted for Goodwin In the 7th.
fBatted for Shotton In the Sth.
pittsburgh. o 90 O3 o o o-s
st. Louis. ... o o o o o OIL
Runs-southworth. Whitted, Cation, Heath
cote. Error-Carey. Three-base hit-Caton.
Stolen bases - Stock, McHenfy. Sacrifice -
Hornsby. Left on bases-Pittshursh, g.; st.
Louis, o. Base balls-On Cooper. /. Hits
on Goodwin, 10 in innings; OF North,
none in innings. Struck out-By Cooper, 1.
Wild pitch-Goodwin. Losing pitcher-Good-
win. Umpres = Messrs. Moran and Rigier
Time Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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PENNANT RACES

CANES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
~ at Washington. ". Y. at Washington.
Cleveland Mt Detroit Cleveland at Chicago
n louis at Chicago. st. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at fhila.
= RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Vvash Boston, rain. Cleve-. 8; Detroit. 8.
~ ~Y "a: phila., 02. Chicago, IL; st. l., 8.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville. 4: Indianapolis, 4.
st. Paul. 8: Minneapolis. 4.
Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City. ..
Toledo. 4; Columbus. 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading, TT; Baltimore. 5-s.
Buffalo, 6: Akron. 1.
Toronto. "a; Rochester. 4.
Jersey City-Syraeuse-Wet grounds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boaton at New York. Brooklyn at Boston.
Phila at Brooklyn. Phiia. at New York.
chicago at st. Louis. Cincin. at Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh at Cincin. Chicago at St. Louis.
=. RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
u. .-Bos.. .vet gr nd1. Cincin.. s; Chicago. 8.
6hila., 3; Brooklyn, 2. Pitts, 8; St. Louis, ].
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Totals. .32 q Is Totals. IA z q 1:
sBatted for Mamaux in the sixth
fBatted for S. Smith in the eighth
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Newport News. 10: Norfolk. 4.
Wilson, IL; Richmond. 9
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13
Conaway-Wils0n

Miss Rowena Conway and Julian
ID. Wilson, two of Bigelow's popular
young people, were united in mar
riage at Lincoln, Nebr., Wednesday,
July 28th, and are now established in
their home at $40 N. l4th St., Lincoln,
where Mr.. Wilson is employed with
railway company.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Conway, Of Bigelow
She is a young woman of talent and
refinement; a graduate Of the Bige-
low and Mound City high schools, and
of Hardin college, Mexico, Mo. The
groom Is a son Of James Morgan Will
son. He was also Q graduate from the
Bigelow and Mound City high schools,
and has host Of friends here. He
was one of.the Co. L. boys, volunteer
ing for service, and faced the German
bullets In the memorable Argonne.
Forest battle. He 10 made Of the right
stuff end win win. n
Together with thsi<S many other
f,isads, We extend best wishes to
thess worthy young people, Mound
City NswsJSff srs4piea, Arsna4 o.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13
George Norris was transactins

George Norris was transacting
business in st. Joseph, Tuesday Of this
week.
Miss Grace Bailey attended the
Chautauqua in Rock Port, last week,
and visited with relatives.
-Littleton Darnell and wife, of
Mound City, are visiting In Colorado
Springs and other Colorado points.
They will be. away several weeks.
Born, to Cassius Peters and wife,
of the Lincoln school district, on
August 9Th, fine baby boy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13

FIFTH DAY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th:
Lecture, Shamrock and Heather" Prof. H. NJ Jack
The Great Irish Love Comedy, "PEG o. MY
HEART" by J. Hartley Manners. New York produc-
ton cast and scenery Played by Lauretta Taylor for
two years at the Cor Theatre New York. and for
two years in London First time presented on the
Chautauqua and of the strongest numbers on any
program this year.
SIXTH DAY,WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th:
JESSIE RAE TAYLOR, famous mpersonator of
man characters.
Vierra's Royal Hawaiians in afternoon concert and
with popular evening entertainment, IAN Evening in
Hawaii"
Community Day-Harry R. McKeen Community
Specialist. -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13
-Nuzum's Ferry Boat
is now making regular
trips across Missouri Riv-
err at White Cloud, Kans.

The Andrew County Fair will be
held at Savannah. August 16 to 81, in
elusive. This y he old-time fair, with
q naodsynJ Ategsam Of attractions. 9
$iu, 000D0s1 ~ ium and pure list, and
: /. big hers -; Sc 3 advertisement
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13
AUGUST 1918, inclusive
Always the Best Talent Obtainable.
EVERY DAY A BIG ONE.


N enc iron Pc My Heart"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13
TUESDAY NIGHT.
AUGUST II

OUR TALENT INCLUDES
FIRST DAY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th:
Orchestral Troubadours.
Judge Roland w. Baggott, "A Day in a Juvenile
Court"
SECOND DAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th:
Chautauqua Picnic for the Juniors in the forenoon.
Chicago Festival Quintet in Glorious Feast of Song.
DR.. Gabriel Mcguire.
THIRD DAY. SUNDAY, AUGUST 18th:
Artist Concert-Howard Jaffy, violinist; Delson
Conway, vioincelist; SAVING Redina, pianist,
1.-THE HOUSE OF MAN" Bill Bone, lecturer-enter-
tainer
GRAND CONCERT. GLADYS SWARTHOUT, Cele-
brated Concert SOloist with assisting artists.
FOURTH DAY, MONDAY, AUGUST 18th:
Princess TIE Alta and Her Indians in Recital.
1.-THE Eastern Question" Homer l.. Hubert for %
years confidential adviser to the Emperor of Korea on
I state and diplomatic matters
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
UNIONS PAPER
 HAS WILD TALE
 OF STARVATION
Declares England Proposes To Stop Food Supply to
 Prevent Strike

LONDON. March 24-The govern ment. says the Daily Herald. organ of the workmen, has decided on eX treme measures to defeat the miners in the event of a strike by them \ rlan, says the newspaper, has been prepared at the war office and ap proved by the government for starv- ing the miners into submission, using the army as blockading force.
 All mining villages and townships are to be surrounded by military cordons and no commodities or per sons are to be allowed to pass it. The rlan is ready to the smallest detail, and can be put in operation on an hours notice, the Herald says.
 The newspaper says that while no military details have been overlooked what the government has overlooked is the temper of the army and the temper of the workers
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
REDS LOSE GROUND

COBLENZ. March 24.-Negotiations opened today south of Wesel between the government troops and the attack ing reds: The latter demanded the surrender of the town, but the troops opposed this, as they expected rein forcements. There was some fighting on the Lippe, south of Wesel in the morning.
 The same source indicated that the government is starting to clean up the soviet district of Thuringia, after the capture of Halle yesterday The con centration camp in SaXe-Coburg Gotha has been cleared of the reds after heavy fighting. There have been raids in the direction of Gotha from Eufurt and the troops expect to take Gotha to- morrow
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25

should the evidence of a conspiracy be held admissible, because the jury will undoubtedly be able to appreciates Us scope and purpose: and if admit ted it will be subject of discussion by counsel in the closing argument and of the court in its instructions
 Much has been said respect
 ing the affect of mere statement
 of the matters sought to be shown
 by the defendant and the preju-
 dice like to arise in the minds of
 the jurors from such statement,
 and the assertion that the mere
 mention of the name of certain
 organization will give rise to
 such feeling on the part of the
 jurors that a fair consideration
 of the evidence cannot be ob-
 tained, but the court cannot be-
 lieVe that substantial citizens of
 Cochise county, of the character
 of those on the jury in ths case,
 are so lacking in intelligence or
 so wanting in appreciation of
 their duties as to be influenced
 by any such matter, or that the
 fear that verdict may be based
 on prejudice, instead of proof,
 has any substantial base"
 This portion of the ruling. it was generally understood was an answer to the repeated arguments of County Attorney R. N. French. that if the I. w. W. was allowed to be made an issue by the defense, the effect of any testimony concerning l. w. w activities would tend to prejudice the jury in favor of the defendants
 The ruling of the court was re- ceived with satisfaction by attorneys for the defense. After careful eX- animation of the ruling" said w IT. Burges. chief counsel for WoOtton and other defendants We do not see that it will exclude any of the evi- dence or testimony we have pre- pared. The only effect it will have on our case, so far as We see now, will be to alter our original plan for submitting our evidence. This, how ever, will not in any way weaken our case"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN hwill not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone but myself
 Russell R. BuckendSe.
 3-27
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
New York Assembly
 To Act On Case Of Socialist M e m bers

ALBANY, N. Y., March 24-The members of the assembly judiciary committee Investigating the qualifi- cations for office of five socialist as semblymen adjourned today.
 The committee will meet again to- morrow in executive session. While no announcement of tOdays develop ments was made. the reoprt persisted that seven, and possibly eight. of the 13 members O. the committee would favor expulsion of the Socialists.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
REDS bOMBARD
 PRUSS|AN TOWN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

respondent in Berlin, it looks as though it is planned that the soviet councils will be abandoned and that all the socialist parties in the Ruhr district will cooperate
 The same newspaper learns that a charge of high treason has been lodged against General Ludendorff, former chief commissary of the German army and that Rear Admiral Von Trotha, former chief of the admiralty. is under guard at a shooting box in the neigh borhood of Berlin.
 A Massbode dispatch says that Prince Henry of Prussia, a brother of former Emperor William, was arrested a few days ago but that he was liber- ated as there was nothing that could be proved against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
DECLARE ARMISTICE

THE HAGUE. March 24. The Handelblad's correspondent at Biel- field, Westphalia, says that a AS hours armistice has been arranged to con- tinue unless terminated by 24 hours notice. The belligerents are facing each other. according to a Berlin dis patch, while negotiations are in pro- gress.
 The Niewe COurant says that Wes- el, Anhalt and Bocholt were still in the hands of the government militia.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
|. N. W. AF .TEf
 MEN OF LE:.GION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

ous efforts to wipe out legion organl cations" Holden said.
 Any beneficial legislation for former service men should include heirs of those who died or were killed, decIar- ed Mrs. Herman H. Bierney. of Phila- delphia, representing the War Moth CTS of America.
 Our first duty should he to the rela- lives of those who did not return and to the wounded" she added.
 Representative Gallivan, Democrat, Massachusetts, supporting. the propos- ed relief plan, said soldiers had re turned from France to find an orgy of reckless spending, and as result felt they had received raw deal"
 No adequate compensation has been made to them" he said, and the only example of the governments grat- itude was the $60 tip they received when discharged"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
DeckHANps MADE ApMIRALs

LONDON, March 24.-Naval units at Kiel on Tuesdaf deposed their of ficers and the officers of the Baltic station as well as Rear Admiral Evers, the newly appointed chief of the station, according to advices from Berlin. These posts they filled with deck hands and members of the re- publican officers league. The units are taking orders from the civilian government.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25

In closing his ruling, which covered 9 pages and included a comprehen sive discussion of practically every phase of the case referred to at any time by either the state or defense Justice Pattee said;
 "To avoid possible prejudice and a statement of matters which, after ar gument, might be held inadmissible counsel for the defendants will not be permitted to make any statement with reference to the alleged conspir acy existing outside the Warren dis trict, but will confine himself to a statement of what he proposes tC show with respect to conditions iI that district at and prior to the time of the so-called deportation, and the acts and conduct of the parties ac cused and those claimed to have been deported. No prejudice can result
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25

NeW TUTN FaSHTOn NUtHOT!ty
 NEW YORK, March 20. - One ol the most interesting small notes" oi fashion is the bertha's return to pop ularity. Everywhere, in the shops at smart affairs. on the stage, on. sees this feature that once went out with puffed sleeves and the polonaise
 Jeanne Eagles new frock in new play, The Wonderful Thing" boasts a bertha of princesse lace, which frames her neck and shoulders in charming fashion.
 I noticed at one of the Club dt Wing teas recently a bertha effect on a lovely gray chiffon velvet frock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-25
15,0O0 FROZEN

LONDON. March 24.-More than 10000 anii-Bolshevik soldiers have been frozen to death on the steppes, it is announced in soviet military communiQue recieyed today from Moscow by wireless.