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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
Harding Talks to Railroad Men of
 Esch-Cummins Bill

GALLON. O., Facing an audience of railroad employees, some of whom he recognized as hostile to his position Senator Harding today militantly championed the Cummins Esch rail way act passed by the last congress-.
 Deliberately but with driving Gesi- ures, he proclaimed his stand Tor "a just government for all the people, not a government yielding 10 class, |" and declared his faith in d govern mental policy that would insure to railroad men the best of treatment and compensation but would also give to the people "a continuity of service" !"
 "Some of you don't approve" he said, plunging a pointing forefinger at those nearest him. Some of you wished the Plumb plan. Let me look you in the face and let me tell you think the Cummins- Esch act is the eX- pression of the conscience of a con gress which sought to give highest service to the country. Some day. maybe not this year, you railroad worker will hail that law as the great est forward step in all the history of railroad legisilation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
SAYS FOREIGN
 ISSUES ARE TO
 LEAD AT POLLS
EX-Senator Warns U. & of German Revenge and
 Oriental Hate
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 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-The Ameri- can Bar Association closed its 43rd annual convention here without talk ing action on the report of the com- mittee on the League of Nations. Hampton l.. Carron of Philadelphia, the outgoing president, explained that the League has become a "polit- ical question: and therefore was something on which the bar associa- ton could not take action.
 In an address at the closing ban Quet former Senator James Hamil- ton Lewis of Illinois, declared the forthcoming presidential election will be demonstrated on tissues that have no relation to the United States and by voters who have no thought of the welfare of the American people. .''
 There are, he said, foreign voters who will vote the expression Of grievance or qualification of their fatherland as they revenge or justify the world war peace treaty.
 Political leaders encouraged this, he declared, adding that the only remedy is to teach this class of vot- CTS that this action is in violation of their oath of citizenship and treason to their adopted land.
 MT. Lewis also warned that "the revenge of Germany, the vengeance of Russia, and the Oriental hatred of Japan will assail the supremacy of the United States to destroy it"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
GAIN
 ON THE MARKET I
'fts-rinfe1 Prr.z LrI.e6 t:>,rsJ NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Bradstreet


 NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Bradstreet's tomorrow will say:
 Trade and industry continue ir- regular, with rather more quiet con- ditions visible in number of lines as August draws to a close. On the other hand, several rather favorable features deserve mention. The real ly big developments of the week are indeed rather oueside of the lines of purchasing and manufacture, these including very decided gain by the railroads in the matter of clearing up past and present congestion, the go- ing into effect of the new and higher freight rates and stimulated thereby, the apparent parting of the railways from industrials as regards strength and market activity, and the slightly better tone of the bond market, es- pecially in railroad securities. Fix change rates have gone lower, but this is conceded to be as much due to foreign buying of our grain and cotton as to sales by spectators.
 Weekly bank clearings S7,250,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
HAYS HAsTENs DENIAL

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Will Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee, replying to the speech of Governor Cox in Pittsburg last night, in which the Democratic nominee sought to prove that Republicans were conspiring to buy the presiden- ey, declared that MT. Cox had such 'intimate knowledge of the wasting of millions in aircraft production in his state," during the war, that he dreamed in millions"
 MT. Hays issued the following statement at Republican headquar- ters:
 "Of course, Candidate Cox fails to prove, as he has failed to prove, and will fail to prove, his charges, This is simply because the charses are false. ht <,
 He says millions have been put into the Republican national commit tee by sinister influences to corrupt the election. He has failed to prove this. Then Secretary Roosevelt said $50 ,000, 900 were to be used. The candidate said s15,0OO,OOO, while now Candidate Cox says sS,000,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
FORCED TO LEAVE THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS

lar rheumatism set in and I became so bad off that had to quit my work and come back to California very much discouraged. I took every kind of medicine l heard of, but none of them did me any good.
 T read about Tanlac and decided to give it a trial. too, and 1t certainly has done the work for me. I'm just now on my fourth bottle and am eat ing three big meals every day and en- toying every mouthful of my food. The nauseating spells are all gone and I'm never troubled with gas. constipa- tion or dizziness. l sleep sound and get up in the mornings feeling fine. Pm a ship-rigser by trade and can work steady all day long now. and you know that's real work. but can now stand ap to 1t all right"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball, W. Harry Miller. Johnson's addi- ton. Lowell Drug Co. and by leading druggisis in all other cities
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
ALL-STARS OF CAMP JONES TO
 PLAY SUNDAY
Kobey's Colts to Meet Fast Soldier Baseball Team at
 Warren Park

Al Kobey's Colts will play the All Star military team from Camp Harry J. Jones, which has recently been or ganized and strengthened by the ad- dition of new players from the east, at Warren park tomorrow afternoon. Charley Eaton, Bisbee's shut-out pitching wonder, will again be seen in the box and with strong support ought to put op a good game. The army team is in good shape and de- feated the 10th cavalry team at Doug las last Sunday, to 2.
 Tom Muat, Bisbee's left fielder. will play his last game on Captain Krig- baum's team. He will leave next Fri day to take a position with profes- sional ball club in the northwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
COX CONTINUES
 MONEY CHARGES
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right of any racial entity to determine its own destiny The league was never intended to be, and under its administration it never will be, an agency that will restrain or discour- age the same kind of emotions of any people,"
 The statement was cheered. Many of the audience, it was said, were of Irish blood
 The Irish question also entered in to the arrangements for the gover. nor's speaking program. An announce ment that Professor Irving Fisher of Yale University, a strong league ad- vocate and one of a group which once memorialized congress to refrain from acting in the Irish freedom dispute, would speak tonight brought objec- tions from Irish symphathizers. Pro- lessor Fisher offered to strike his ad- dress from the program, to avoid pos sible unpleasantness, but announced that many college professors and oth- CT ''progressives and independents" soon would organize to work for the League and Governor Cox's election.
 The governors speeches to all au- diences here except at Arlington hos pital were replete with references to Republican contributions.
 Men are trying to buy the presi- dential election in order that a favor ed few rather than the average man may have his interests considered first" the governor charged at Dem ocratic picnic which he addressed standing on a table sprinkled with used croekery. The governor contin- ued:
 Much to the consteInation of those one the other side. am going to con tinue rubbing that sore spot until the second of November.
 T have heard names of men in Ohio and their contributions and it has been coincidence that those who have written large checks are the same men who visited the governors office at Columbus and wanted me to order out our soldiers in strikes and industrial disputes. These men are seeking to elect an administration favorable to use of the bayonet in strikes"
 The candidate reiterated that as Governor he had never used soldiers or fired shot" in any industrial dis pute but had used the Golden Rule successfully and he urged it's applica- ton to the nations industrial life.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
BELG|ANS LACK CRAFTSMANSHIP
Crowd "BoOes" and Kisses British National Air at
 Olympic Games
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 ANTWERP, Aug. 2.-The "boe- ing of the British national anthem at the conclusion of today's water polo match, In which England won a close fought game from the Belgian team, resulted in the British repre- sentative calling meeting of the representatives of all nations com peting in Olympic games tonight A protest was made over what was termed a national insult and 1t brought a promise of the publication in tomorrow's official program and in the Antwerp newspapers of an apology, which will be made on be- half of the Belgian Olympic commit tee. The American representatives attended the meeting.
 The incident occurred at the con- clusion of the gala day of the swim ming competitions. The Belgian princess. Marie Jose. occupied the royal box. The British Black Watch military and piper bands played at intervals. Main interest centered in the polo championship match. The British and Belgian teams had been picked by the public as the best teams entered and the grandstands were full. The feeling of the spec tators were manifest early in the contest, when each adverse decision against the Belgian team by the Swedish referee occasioned prolong- ed booing from the Belgian stands. This was heightened when two Bel. gian players and one Englishman were disqualified for fouling.
 The princess was leaving the royal box just as the union jack, proclaim ing the, English victory. was being run up and the band was playing God Save the King" Those who saw the princess continued theil cheering until she entered her motor car but majority of the thousands present ignoring the attempts of the Belgian officials to quiet the demon stration. booed and hissed even after the band had finished the anthem.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
APPOINT FAIR BOARD

PHOENIX, Aug. 27.-Appointment fair to be held here in November were announced today by the state fair commission, as follows:
 J. N. Overson, Apache; William Beeson, CocOnino; A. B. Ballantyn. Graham; Jesse B. Simms, GreenIee {: c. E. Fauley, Maricopa; Frank J. Willis, Navajo; Orville McPherson. Pima; Ted Healy, Final; Thomas J. Pegram. Santa Cruz; c. A. Pierce. Santa Cruz; J. B. Bristol Santa Cruz: John Blsncona. Ysvapai The com. mission stated that commissioners for the remainder Of the counties Would ts announced shortly.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
POLES SUBMIT TERMS

WARSAW, Aug. .-The president of the Polish peace delegation at Minsk on August 19 laid down the following as Poland's principal con. ditions for peace:
 "The political and economic integ' rity and complete sovereignty and independence of Poland within her frontiers are indispensable for her economic and political development.
 Guarantees that Russia will not interfere with the internal questions of Poland"
 The declaration was forwarded to Warsaw August P but arrived Aug ust 26.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
Iowa Miners Join
 in Wages Demand
lhssoeiatsd Prrss ken..a .,rel

DIES MONIES, Ia., Aug. P. - The Iowa coal miners this afternoon pre- scented to the Operators demand for daily wage increase of s1.5O. The op- orators and miners will meet again Saturday morning when it is expected the operators will make known their decision relative to the demand.
 The wage asked by the Iowa min CTS is the same as that asked in Kansas and Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28

era, president of the Irish republic" {"
 Walsh said that 5000 would quit work on British shipping here in the right for Ireland"
 With the cold blooded assassina- tion of Terrence MacSweeney will come about the downfall of Eng land," said Walsh. George will be directly responsible for this assass- ination."
 MacSweeney does not want to die" said DeValera, ''but he knows that on his fortitude and determina- tion more depends for Ireland than the fate of an army corps. If he dies, 1t will not be a suicide as tbe British contend, but he will die as a soldier in battle and his death will be on the hands of the enemy"
 A resolution which was adopted congratulated MacSweeney "on his opportunity to win a moral victory that will be heard around the world"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28

Bisbee's lineup will be as follows Compton c, Eaton p, Bedford 1b, Kurtz 2b, Champion ss, Krigbaum 3b, Glen denning of, Muat If. and Hobbs If
 Lowell will go to Tucson Sunday to play the White Sox team composed of men from the Southern Pacific shops. Fred Krigbaum. third base man and captain of the Bisbee team. has been asked ot go along and strengthen the team and it is possible he may make the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
RAISE MORE FORCES

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The first day of mobilization of soviet workers of Petrograd for the struggle against the Poles and General Wrangel, pro- names here, says wireless message from Moscow today. The workers expressed readiness to proceed to the frontier. F.> .'t .
 In Moscow the best workers also were mobilized.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
DENIES
 COX CHARGES
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$1,017, ,255.32, of which New York state, including the city of New gave S225, ,292, he said.
 He reiterated the statement of Chairman Will Hays that the budget planned for the national campaign totalled slightly in excess of s3,000.- 900 and denied Governor Cox's charge that he was planning to raise in ex- cess of S15,OOO,0OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
AMERICAN. IN scuLLs

BRUSSELS, Aug, 27. - In the pre- liminary single souls in connection with the Olympic games. the heat events were contested today. The winners of first places in each event alone qualified to compete in the semi. finals. Jack Kelly of Philadelphia. the American singles champion, qual- flied in the third heat in minutes and A 1-5 seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
PROBE MURDER MYSTERY

HARRISON, N. J., Aug. 27.- The police are Investigating a new suit case murder today following the dis covery of bloodstained garments of a man and a woman in a travelling bag believed to have been flung from a ear window into Woodson Park.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
FIRE IN POLES
 FR0M GERMANY
FROM PAGE ONE)

we captured six cannon and ten machine guns. In kobryn pass We took HOO prisoners, inolud- ing full staff of the BoIshevik 37th division, with four cannon and 12 machine guns.
 "On the southern front, east of LeonpoI, bitter fighting is in progress"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
AUTOS TO RACE

ELGIN, Ills, Aug. 27. - Eight cars will start the 250 mile eighth annual Elgin national road race at 12 o'clock standard time tomorrow after being postponed from last Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
Too Late to Classify

FOR RENT - Furnished room. Bath
 in connection. 512 Tombstone Can
 yon. ID. II.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28

FOR SALE Three-burner Perfec- tion Oil Stove, Baby Go-cart and
 Vacuum Sweeper. 512 Tombstone Canyon D. H.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
DAMNs LLOYD GEORGE

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Premier Lloyd George at Lucerne is being lombard ed with appeals in behalf of Lord Mayor MacSweeney of Cork, who is on a hunger strike in prison here. The general tenor of the appeal is that show of clemency in this case will open the gate for reconciliation with Ireland, while a refusal would have the opposite effect. A strongly worded letter from James O'Grady, member of the house of commons, also has been received.
 ''The test of your sincerity in de- string reconciliation is uncondition. al," says Mir. O'Grady's letter. "Re. lease MaCSweeney. If you refuse this then be damned 10 you and your gov ernment"
 Timothy tiealy. former member of parliament. in a letter to Inc Dublin press. augriiy accuses Premier Lloyd George of overriding the kings de- sire 10 show clemency in the Mac Sweeney case.
 Mayor MacSweeney' coalition was unchanged tonight. He ~'S very weak and one of his relatives re- niained almost constantly at his bed side
 WASHINGTON. Aug 27.---A num- Der pf women who have been active in connection with tho Irish freedom movement here. failed today in their efforts tc lay before Secretary Colby . n oic-t r~ainst the continued i'm prisonment of Mayor MacSweeney of CN- '.
 The rroup vas headed by Mrs. Ger. rude Ccrlsee. vfo said that cable rran had been received from Mrs. HanH Shcehy- Ireland $ first woman iurist, asking the newly uchised woT'eu of the United S.stes tc r. gs action in behalf Of
 -. LilCSveensy
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-28
DOCKNE N START
 IRISH WALK0UT

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
ArtDepartment Of
Baylor University
Has Noted Additions

Special 20 The Seua
WACO. Texas De-, 2-nlylor Uni.
ycrs.ty's art collection has been add d
90 by recent TurphI fs uf European
works 20 irf. These include pieces ~
Fistuary and paintings ~ thD uld mas
tcrs selected ~ Dr. A. y Armstrong
ni the English department while PEE
was touring Europe thc past summer
rs hon these have au h,,u received
The lnlvoraty's art collection VIII hD
ore 81 The most complete .n Oh. South
Some uf the works of ari hfDlg Hr
uuIrcd are copies ~ thf ga masters
made hy Siguou Corutt Nurd,ni ~
Frm1i lnly. They uH uprudu,.
lions ~ Fn Arsl..1a Angels. corpg
Hn's Madonna ami Child MuuIiuE H..
NOUS rit' MldurI. and several other
equally w,il known pictures. To 10
dedicated leo the BAYLOR Dr/mtion a.
ihr Dante Sex.Contrnuhl IN large
bust uf Dante iu tirArrI marble.
vhl,h ls now h'inT sculptur,d in tho
studio uf a. lHrNrn FISH. This
picDo Of sculpture comes Hs % rft tu
BAYLOR University from Joseph T. To-
dtru. 20 prominent member ~ the VIZ
oo colony Of Italians. Signor Earan.
u Is n'sD lf work on O. bust az Ahrl.
ham Lincoln.
The law library which has h,,n
opened for the usc ~ the law DEPART
m,1t ~ HayiHr University now con.
uius $50 volumes. over thousand
other volumes are expected 90 arriv1
within 90 DAYS II IL the aim ~ the
university authorities "a make the law
library as complete az any In .hc ruun.
tn When the law department. ~
BAYLOR University was discontinued
during the Ciyil War no further spr.
cial attention was given "a the law u,
brary and u ceased a. exist as u sep.
Hrat" department. Consequently when
the law school was rc-establshcd plans
had % b. made for a new and com.
pl.io library. The plan now icing car.
ricd out viii provide complete law
library by the time the school becomes
firmly established.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Statistics Show
Increase In Child
Labor During 1920

Ny Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. Elm announcing
Child Labor Day to BE- Observed Jan
%. 3 90 20, 1921. IN churches. syna.
gogucs. schools colleges and clubs
Throughout, the country. the National
child Labor committee calls attention
a. the fact that IN spite OF Increasing
adult unemployment. more children
have In s,hool To go to work IN 1890
in many Industrial ccnters than IN
1919. Fourteen states report an IN.
crease IN child labor during the first
six CT eight months of 1890. In New
York city 52s3 more children applied
fgr work permits IN the first six
months IL 1899 than In the same Pc.
Rod last year. but In the last three
months there has been n decrease IN ap.
plicauons 50 that the total increas. Is
only 2353. In Baltimore county. MARI
land. there were 1854 more applica.
tons for work permits up To oct. ~.
1890, than IN 1910. while during the
summer In Chicago authorities r..
ported an increase Of $4,000 IN that
city. and In Minnesota there has been
an increase ~ 1893 per cont since 1915.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Town Is Seeking
Tc Silence Mules

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec Tho
Missouri nightingale. famed from bor.
der Co bord,r fm generations and who
lutoly acquired new honors IN scryi.c
with the 4. H. g. IN France hir
achieved higher riurics For the name
uf the male has entered the domain n
the law and IN duly recorded in lis rec.
"rds in uu uncertain terms.
This nightingale and biz "HrII,nt
cncaphouics' has boen legally dis.
cusscd hy Judg -Finlaysun, ~ a." cali.
forua District Court 1T Appeal 300 the
ease ~ Boyd w. City ~ Sierra Madro.
The facts n the ease appear that
Boyd. tho owner ~ several long cared
beauties. has l'"cn asked to either wug
De- or rid the city II them. Says Judge
Iinlayson.
we know II mo- hcayonsout Maxim
90 Invent "a silcuopr fm this brute, that
one b'holding him. neck ouislrrichrd
and Jaws distyudod wide. could per.
suudr himself that be- but heard from
the depths II the beasts crimson.
cmtod cavern
/" - SOUND so fine there's
nothing lives
TwiNi u and silence"
tore liclrs c0ncayo and
b"vond
Frightcd the rc!gn n chaos and old
night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
PROBE BLOCKED BY
BUILDING TRUST"

lY Afsorihtsd rfcas
NEw YORK. Dec 1.-The builder,
supply bureau today hurkcd inquiry
into its affairs by the joint legislative
committee investigating the building
trust"
Officials az tho bureau declined q
answer questions pot ly committee
counsel. samuel rut,rmypr and obtain.
rd "a supreme court injunction restrain.
ing thc committee from retaining pos.
session ~ the bureaus books ana rec.
,rds after th,y had seized them.
while The committee was MAKING
vain attempts 90 iis hearing 90 take
evidence from unwilling witnesses who
Wgrp repeatedly 1dludrrl Boa contempt.
sixteen mrmb,rs Uf the employing me-.
tailic Turning and utlirg association
were arrested un charges ~ destroying
evidence. They pleaded not guilty aud
were released on 81 900 bail
There wa. uuusu8l activity IN tho
criminal courts building where the new
extraordinary strand jury was in sos.
sion. Judlo Mulqu,'n also ordered the
continuation ~ M. November addition.
90 gran jury which has already Co.,.
turned t,ycril indictments in alleged
building gruft cases
Tho trial ~ G,rogo Backor million.
airc builder. charged with perjury IN
connection with his testimony before
the committee. also WAS progressing
owing o. failure uf counsel for u T..
Brindcll president 81 the building
trades council. under indictment Tor
cNtortion and attempted oxtortion. to
appear before Judge Mulqu.cn ana
make any motion to dismiss the indi,t.
mcnts II was reported Mr. rut,rmyer
VIII move that the labor leaders trial
be- begun within two weeks
Joseph Penny chairman ~ the build.
ors' supply bureau. ana John = Phil.
brick. former chairman ~ the bureau.
dcficd every effort ~ tho committees
counsel 10 set them 90 testify on pro.
co'dings and activities ~ the bureau.
Mr. Penny not only declined to an.
swer questions but also refused to
identify books and records of the hu.
rcau before leaving the stand Mr. Pen.
ny was adjudged In contempt fifteen
times
Mr. phllhrick who was udjudrod four
time In contempt took the same posi-.
iun, standing on his constitutional
right not ~ answer because u might
tend 10 degrade or incriminatc me-"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Excitement Reigns
in Desdemona Field:
Much Lease Trading
Special 10 The N,wg.

Special 20 The News.
FORT WORTH. dec. Not sin -
the cid days ~ the big rush into tha
D'sd,mona field following the develop.
ment II Oh has there been such show
~ excitement as IL now chafactorlz.
ing the activity In the new Limestone
county field. which was opened e..
Gently by the Rodgers well ol the
Humphreys Petroleum company.
Scures ~ men are LEAVING Fort Worth
and Dallas daily for Moxia and Groes
beck 20 look the situation over ana
most ~ them have returned enthu.
siastic over the outlook II il de.
clared thar trading In leases is very
lively. with several deals running u
the rate ~ $1,000 an acre.
There n still no storage provided for
the new wen. located three miles west
81 McXia. and Il cannot b. drilled IN un.
~ some preparation has b.on made 70
take care 90 thu flow. The most con.
sentative operators estimate the we'll
az 100 lnrr'ss daily az the lowest.
while other estimates run much high.