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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
DeatI)s

BACON. N.-June :. HARRIETT E. wife OF
ISte Wm. l.. Bacon ana daughter OF late
IL, Girard ave, Int privare CEDAR Hill
Gem.
BARRY.--Jupe o 1870 vIIJIANr.ppy
iThhIs.'eS iThur.' s5G Shd rfIrn"S ,myi'"d to funeral
$50 S "a st soj.mn G"11o,T, %soirr %snenSSr' Sc
dTai Gem ,''''" '."o N '"'' N'" Sa'he'
g., PAL June :, JULIUS hIsDand Of LII
pioyees Of Daisimers i'm @d I": - 'TT scI,c.s S.,
TInHTrs, I1T, ?. m. i4@ : 18Th 81, Int. private.
FRIENDS may call Wed, eN",
,nte WIiIjamu Rosi FrIT,t a. hHn "a wife o, the
tives and friends inLi,,j =, F,,c,,i 49,
Thurs. D. M, late J.sIdeb,n IIS IaTrsl 'Iys
eve. s, '"'' '' rS''0 FRIENDS may call We'd
nIIrIvrsEEIr ,,, ,-.,.. oo
isth ST. on June ,g@2" 30 TesHiG9smHSGe: THGmG i;T ITSo
"ofsi 1RrJN !SiTT ieiT,rn lima ,,,-..
ne sts Lsogo.a fSan&.d' Rst.r,ss s'" aSd %i
D precssIy ,MyG" " iune,St tefyiGts Thurs
60 simon parr At reS'Es,.Ge o. soll'it-law'
EiE!ns PARK in} " ST. $"s $nS"'SG%S.' SSM Endy eTSf
onIS PIuThE4 TIL !; 4EJuns s,J!a., :, 1879 MEIso% H.
Ba:sr serve Fnursdsyo sd so' a, a." JAM n'
a. sG Ct'st ~ Ba!r lds 1920 Chestnut st.
c@ad t1StT pgyS eysnS Remains may lie
AL QT.o5zHE, zSIfSo LJuhe 5, SARAH DUNCAN
%Iao% OF HtpheFlie Chiquo!ne. Services at
dsv dHsy 's'T FrS'oGGmts, nS nIS y. 8s'h g. Thurs
,oS6 o&S6ONGGdEZER>I.At Berlin, n j., June I
l02O JOHANNA widow OF Augustus Com
gszer. in her SoSh year, Funeral services
Rari, CsnL p' r., heT.ln bapiIs' hulCh Int
(,S j3RhTER ! q 0i R0iSqTGfSgnIy Tfp on June 7 1920
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BEAL,-June 8. ELIZABETH wife o. the
late william Real IN h"I "6'h year Rela-
Thurs. ? o. M, late y'Sd"u,c MS Laurel
81. Int. Mt Peace. Friends may call Wed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
snecInl Meetings
s1sgsTHB GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE

ssegsTHE GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
A special meeting of the stockholders OF
The Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Com
the company NJ the " r., corner OF Chest.
nut and Seventh streets. Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA, on Thursday, the cath day OF
June, 1920. ut II O'Clock In the forenoon
eastern standard time, to take action on
approval or dsapprovHl of the proposed In
crease OF the capital stock Of this company
from $500, 900, 90 to 600, 900. 90 and in case
capital stock, to take action on the following
resolution:
"Be II resolved. that the board of
tlonal stock from time to time at such price
and upon such terms as It deems advisable. ="
By order Of tho board of direCtors
DAVIS G. VAUGHAN,
Secretary.
April 81. 1890
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

LEWIS s. HAsLAM Secretary.
300 Spruce st.
81. touia. Missouri
The Philadelphia Trust Company requests
that these notes br presented for payment
A. their Broad s'y"nt office, northeast corner
Broad aud Chestnut streets. Philad delpha.
lnatnnd mf a. ~. - CMeslmMt street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

- BARRY.--June Q, 1920. WILLIAM BARRY.
me!htiNeS and friends invited ~ funeral
Thurs. $40 z M. daught.I. 4 yrsidcn"r,
,5c 22G st. Solemn requiem mass St.
PAtrick's Church 93O m M; Sew Cathe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

ceiTsd at Nc ofGSc Of ,SG ehisi q con-
y S'clocE june -. 1920. and then opened
Tor misccljancoua work at Lsnsleyheld
ItaiHnp H aevers heating Dant, etc. Plans a nd
ssOOaaCifcStions mny be obtained on application
SpFIIiaanonsi,ing ton dollars with the chieF -,
pE ",vrp%rtion division. Washington, d C Or
tSn construCtinE Quart"rmaster. langleyhelJ
iJr mutton virginia
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OFFICE. DEroT oITIGEn. !1,IG,ar. I,rH ASD ,

oFFICE. DEFoT 0FflCER. l1TH AND y
sts.. y. W. washinEton, d. C.-sealed
s'UpOs S m. june 10, 1920. ior delivery ana IN. n.
S,aHiilaticn ot ono W S'S;ton ,retsiEeEatins
Tnator. p,atp ZOO revolutions, sectional con:
AZ, Ioted Cooler npproHtmately 2O'xi5'xia!
Ser tvo mn shed sides: 0n counter he a..
,Srss tSS O display cases 4O' OF meat ress
and lis OF overhead meat track conpiete'
Sro,oanl blanks and necessary informatIovn.
NAV be had upon application here. '''"
OFFICE DErOT. OFFICER. nth AND
"sts., =. W., Washington. ID. C.-sealcd
ptoT00N pt p0 4. IL. June rs. 1920. Tor repairlns;
Certain roads within Antictam Rattiefeid
sherpspurg Md. Proposal blanks and specy.
scstIons may be- had upo7 arnlcat tinn hare
OFFICE OF THE QuARTERMASTER
General. Clothing and E1ulpsss Division
Munitions Building. Washington, d. c.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. will be re-
ceiyed hers until II n. m., June I4th, 1870
FOR furnishing alI or any part ot i25 OOe
raincoats. Information IN request.
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PARCELS POST
S1.25

Bleached reblOrked. no acid used
PETERS. 2O7 n. Sth St. Phila.. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI HEAR
ENDOWMENT FUND PLANS
Many Addresses Delivered Mt Conn
nonIrca1th Club Session
tO.Oncl I'M itrcsi.lcs.
alumni Of thc

Richmond alumni OF the University
OF Virginia gathered in lara. mum
herS at the Commonwealth Club las;
nigrt :" hear plans OF the CentcGnia!
Gnd"" ui"ni Fund discussed
colonel Julien lin. regional chair
man for Richmond. pres idcnt John
S."waTt Bryan. rector OF the rniver-
sity. and one OF the joint and alter
nate chairmcn Of the Endowment
Fund, spoke OF the un!vcrsity's SER
wees 20 the State and nation and
also OF the crying needs OF the uni
vcrsity.
He was followed by Armistead NJ.
ippbic. cNccuTiv" director. who out
lined in some detail the WORK that
had already been done IN organizing
the United States AMI even foreign
countries, In the Interest OF tkc en-
dowmrnt campaign. Thomas l.. Pres
ton, of Richmond. - student At the
university. read the formal greetings
of president Alderman Mhicn were
sent TO the alumni all over the coun .
try. Harry NJ. Smith Of the har. who
pledged the support OF the Richmond
Alumni; Bishop Collins Denny. % the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
and RABBI Edward y. C'aliSch. OF Beth
Ahohah Synagogue. also were aInons,
the speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
kA UFNlANN 81 VS. NEWSPAPER
IS BEST ADVERT Using MEDIUM
Declares 1t Furnishes The One Ideal Productive All
Important Method for Merchant TO Reach Pub
lie With Message He Has to Tell

That the newspaper furnishes the
rc'a.i advertiser the one Ideal. pro-
vrrtisinS ms goods. is III. belief OF
LOWS Naufmanu ranaScr of the
Kaufman store. who made an ad.
dress yesterday at Il meeting OF the
Richmond uo;el, where eight we'll
known r";ai! ms: chants oil the city
spoke OF advertising from the Re-
,ailers Viewpoint"
wore Leroy s cohen, Irvlms $ "' Grec a,''
i n%',. =. Charles =; Norman. W. $.
t. Sydnor. Jr.. and Daniel whi,Iock.
the Womcns ADVERTISING Club and
Alctnb of the Retail Merchants AS
Soc!ation were among the guests.
The newspaper is the most prac-
ticai inouthpicCo with which to con-
vcy the sales message to the patrons
Tho retailer, wishes TO reach" Mr..
Ni"us aud is admitted by all modern
progressive merchants. This is the
reason merchants Of today spend
such vast sums in advertising in the
daily. local newspaper.
I'm the category of retail advcr-
Users in newspapers. there are three
separate aud distinct classes. First.
large space. Then. secondly. there
IS the advertiser who believes that
prices should b. tho dominant note
OF his retail pub!icity aud. finally.
there is the advertiser who feels that
the individual idea "i each Of his adj
N"rtiscmcn,s, is mos; important as
stimulus 10 the buying public. The
first two OF these classes are wells
known. The large users of space and
the stores that play prices up promi-
ncntly arc usually new stores that
seek To build up needed amount Of
goodwill ana prestige. On the other
hand the advertiser who capitnl!z"S
principally on the idea in each in
dividu8l advert iScmcnt - usually the
old. established. reputable retail in
stitution.
br clever. humorous, serious. timely
or of some other nature. Ncycrth"-
less. OF whatever nature IL may be. its
purpose is 70 carry to the reading
public the sales message OF the store
from which II IS sent
More important than the idea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
THREE RICHMOND BANKS
MAKE CHANGES JANUARY |
Page Amounted Cashier al Central
NStiOEai--ii";2r :iuu PATTON 70"
plluI.rrS.

Changes IN ~" rrrsnNu"l ui me
seSecutive officers ~ several lHchmund
banks w.l Dc come effect. vc January
j. Hot i'ag". assistant cashier ~
the Central National Sank, mas hron
elected cashier TO fill the NHcaucy
caused ~ INC resignation Of i'h'p
L. ". Gpodw III. v.c, -irrs!dvnt aud
cashier who rcecntl! resigned 20 en-
ter a:Dtht: Held Robert Edward
Hottie. .lr. viii become manage. o.:
the neW business ard publicity de-
PARTNER, OF the rlaHtcrs National
Bank, while Henry O. 'g.,pr. o: Dan
Vile. Wi! be one OF 'ho Vicc-presi-
dents ri the saInc institution.
Mr. Page has been connected VIA
the Central NatluGai Bank tlr q num-
Der Of years ana is one OF IA" best
known young bankers ~ iIchIno.';.
He entered The lanli.u., business ten
years ago ana has r,eu connected
with tho Central Httionai for NE
Mr. iiotze comes to the planters
Eanh from the S-ahoUrh National
Bank o. Nrrfu!h where lac has hal
charge - ihg new business depart
ment OF MAT .usulut.on. i!r for
Naticra bauK Of this city
Mr.. lattvn hos been connected with
the Fms, Nat,onal Bank 10: Dauvi.lc
for number ~ years. lie ~ the =, b
of th@ iatc SNon )! Patton. and Il
Erandstn Of " Patton. pioneer
banker al DanVil!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
AUTOMOBILE BANDITS ROB
MAN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
Three Negroes Hold Up Corbin
Cash at Points of Pistols
and Take SfS

Another bold robbery occurred yes
tcrday afternoon In broad daylight
when three negro bandits stepped out
of big touring car. pointed pistols
AZ torbin Cash and demanded that he
give up mis- money. Cash. who lives
"A; 303 West Marshall Street. told .hc
police last might that II" was comiui,
INTO Richmond in Il truck yesterday
afternoon and. when he ncarcd the
Montague Manufacturing Company's ::
place, he was stopped by the high
Waymcn and robbed OF 81 in cur
TonCy.
II is reported that the trio of auto
bandits We're ali prepared for the
h"idup. The license tags had been
dltched alcne III. roadside. When
the truck which Cash MAS driving
came up Tie three negroes stepped
out INTO the roadway. pullcd their
guns on him ana compelled him stop
IL" was able Ia furnish "a description
~ the thieves. Whether tho men
Wore masks or not could not be
learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
FINANCE COMMITTEE HOLDS
PUBLIC MEETING FRIDAY
Proposed Ordinance Fixing License
Tax To- nc Discuss cd in

The Finance Committee oi city
counc!! VIII Meet tomorrow nigh, IN
open Session FOR discussion Of the
proposed amendments to the licons.
tax ordinance. MI licenses on Nrhi-
CicS expire ON February !. and IL is
the purpose OF the committee - pro-
Nid" tor the NNinE of taXeS for the
the necessary tin tags may be secured
III time for tSsu. when the tax be-
comes due
interested citizens are invited TO
attend thr meeting tomorrow night to
express ;hcir virW4 |; il, likely that
there VIII be number OF changes
in the ordinance
the committee At ITS meeting Tues
DAY discussed tho situation ANA asked
the city Attorney 10 prepare an
amended ordinance to bc considered
AZ TN. mcrt!u. tomorrow uirnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
GET CONTRACT FOR WORK
ON CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE
Sout beast App caches tn Thor"ugh-
fare To BE l.rycIcd by Cheat
wood ~ Dri.coii.

The Mayors Advisory Beard y.stcr-
day awarded Il contract TO caratWood
X Dr!scoll for filling in tile approaches
to Chamhcria:rn Avenue viaduc; on
the Sou.hca>; end OF the structure,
1t 4 cost OF Si.in0 This Will prac-
tically coniplct. that porticn Of the
work toward the :na. opening oi the
thOroughtarc.
Tho board mad" som" progress on
the revision Of the estimates for the
various city departments. hut il was
announced that considerable pruning
is yet necessary before constructive
WORK OF tn" budget itself can be
started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

used 10y tho established concern in
its aivcrtiScmea is tho character
OF pnlic$ rf tic store. which shuulJ
he reflected IN each advertisement.
The idea should never he mad. more
prominent than The policy The
character Of ia" store should never
he subord!uatcd Ia he sales mes
sage. for upon the ideals OF an in
s;itution rest tn" weight Of i'm
togrity and value OF its sales mes
SAGE.
1T is only when the sales message
and store policy are In perfect hnr-
mony III an advertisement that most
productive. beneficial aud upbu!ltling
results are secured" MIR Kaufman
concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
CITY HALL WILL OBSERVE
ADVENT OF THE NEW YEAR
,sAII Municipal business &" lie sus-
80 pended. by Mayors rrocinmntion
teLf- -. ENctpt Ihni NcrehNnrN

by AL city employee as a holiday. a
proclamation 70 that cncc, having
hc.n ISSUED ~ TIC Nayor All de-
work csccp: that vti5ch Is actually
NECESSARY viii be TRANSACTED ON ihat
day
on duty great part of the day, ag
the, statutes require them 10 Be in
their Offices portion OF the d.y to
transact any business which may DO
brought before them by citizens Tho
: Police Court VIII hold form" as
uspaI. THIS court SITS every day In,
ssshc year except Sundays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Bonrd OF Aldermen. City Hall, s.
Council Committee on Ordi-
nnnres, city Hall. y.
Hoard of Managers. Retreat for
the Sick. New Hospital, II.
Virginia Health Conference, Col
loEr Hall, II md -.
supper In honor of MINOR Cedric,
Fnuntlcroy, Wcstmorcland Climb.
S;3U.
Strand-Dark.
tcadcny-.aUdcvi and motion
pictures. 3, 40 nnh B:15.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Marriage I.Irrp.r I.,,,,.,,

Clerk walter Christian Yesterday
Issued mntr.aS" licenses 10 ]. - Is
bell and Fannie VI Iausonc BERNARD
y Weldon and Edith L. Clayton,
i;dgar T.. Bass and r8ttA L. Wing
aeld. Eugene Seay and olive Her
mhnse, WalterB. ChIidrcas and Nellie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

There are great many Goats
with handsome shawl collars of
fur Just as many are the new
lhree-quarter length models that
are the "hit of the season." Also
there are smart Dolman and
"Wrappy" styles.
Beautiful Coats OF Bolivia. Wool
Velour and other Of the seasons
preferred fabricS-Coats in the
fashionable coiorS Of Brown,
Taupe, Navy Blue and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Bows OF thc Ynnnr Mons. rtrlstIa,

Boys OF the Young Mems Christian
Association aud their friends Viii he
entertained in the auditorium tonight;
at 80 o'clock by W.!fred Rutherford.
m Gician with his two boys assist
Excel Colu-,d Male CHORUS. under The
lr"d"r@hip % james + Brown. d!rcc-
tor Of ih" Lorii,ard chorus. wiil give
= i'"e musical program in the au-
dijDIiGm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

Gnvcr1or aud Mrs W.s;inorclund
Davis and l'r. VIE n;us Harrison,
president o.! 'hr Soldiers lpmc board.
tors 81 the 'oufc,t"raey Richmond
chapter - the dinner and ce.cbra-
ton today Following the dinner. an
"hi"rtninin. "i!l he given in Ran
do!ph Han At which al attractive
program Nil hc given. Mrs |; A.
Iicincr .e gtn"rai chairman aud Will
~" A's.":,d 10y members IVA prepari nr
nd serving dinner An mcmhrgS are
urged TO NJ H,i the nom, on 10 u'clo,k
~ Mrs Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
AZ K.th AhAnrn Synnrnruc ~,

~ Both Ahahah SyuaEUguc RaAhi
l.. y Cal!Sch VIII continue tomorrow
n.%nt his series Of INTERPRETATIONS of
the prayer Book. tLE,,..; up She
sDecial theme ~ Religion Of Law,
Judaism as Being Such." on saturday
morning his subject w.il tie "'rh. New
Year. What VIII We Make o! l;y'
Services begin on Friday evening at
s:!5 ma On Saturday morning al
II O'clcck. Tho general INibi!c * vel
come a. I'LL services az Beth Ahabah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Chr ncrnilrd nm G A.

A&fOne car was dcraiIcd yesterday on
SShe SGaboard Air Line Railway AT Il
toipt rear Bcil~ood. according To in
.Sprmatlon Aecured from the officials
lottthe roaf No serious damage WAS
k<ppe, and the running schedule on che
syas not effefted by The uiuik ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

Woodland Heights Methodist sun
day school. held its annual christmas
tree and entertainments; in III, church
.aSt HiSrt whoa IN" Cauiata. santa;
chris tmas Box WAS presented under
The direction OF Miss MIrgdrr; stiles
assisted h. Misses lizzie and Edna
St!c The entertainment Of Nsbury
Methodist thurca was head last niGht
W. ne church also Mrs NJ y racc
Tccitcd and an attractive" program. in
Gliding music ANA recitation was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

Members OF the Co"r-d!u Avcuu.
Christian Church SUudas SUNnpi viii
give . Chr:S'mpS Entertainment this
evening At o'clocn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
CITY NEWS IN BRlEF

The headquarters, supply and ma
Sh!hc Eun companies of the First
krS im,nt, NIrSiniH National Guard.
VII mold Christmas celebration in
the GrayS' Armory tomorrow might
at O'clock. The wunan'S auxiliary
"i tho regiment VIII serve supper to
the soldiers.
The annual Christmas cutcrtain-
inrni OF the Wcs;morcland club viii
he held at the club house Saturday
night from. $ 10 - o'clock supper
VIII loo served at $50 From 20 to II
tncIc Viii Ice dancing Owing To the
LARGELY Increased membership no in
Nithton cHrds. 10 guests viii b" is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
Announcing
WOMEN'S COATS
In An Extraordinary Sale at
$500
One Hundred and
Fifty High Grade
Coats just received:
purchased at an un-
usually low price and
offered accordingly.

or FIRST IMPORTANCE is this big event because it
winter, and every and needs warm wrap that is
good to look at we'll comfortable Scarcely less important
however the great opportunity thus provide ones
Winter Coat needs at outlay have been i'm
possible few weeks ago Fur trimmed or not embroidered
stitched or severely tailored Coats of every kind are
Guided IN all sizes for and have postponed
buying to wait for these big reductions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30

Goats partially or fully lined with
the finest of silks, in plain or fancy
patterns.
And yet we've scarcely said half.
The beauty Of the styles and care
ful workmanship are matters in
dcScribable and, to be appreciated,
must be seen.
Come right in this (Thursday)
morning and select your Coat
from this splendid lot.
MILLER & RHOADS.
O-WcSt.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23

Ian2a vnl wuat responsibility lho pre-. cnt revolutiOnists may share in Il is regarded by officials and diplomats mont in the governments action.
 CararnZa was the governor Of the state of Codhuila who united the MeXicans under the banner of the con stitutionalists in 1913 ana fought Huerta, who seized the power with the wholesale executions which ac- companied the deposition and death of Madcro. Headed by the military genius of the flashing Villa his army won many victories, but he soon quar- reled with Villa, and no soOne. was he in Mexico City and recognized by the United States than he had revolu- ton on his hands. with Villa at its head
 Hated Americans
 Although aided in every way by the United States government CarranZa pursued a decidedly anti-American course, and during the world war a decidedly anti-allied course, which was iOppeu OH Dy iHe Ctleprdteu Llnl- nerman note ill which Germany asked him to egotiate q German Japanese-MeXican alliance against the United States.
 His downfall had been weekly pre- diction for the last three years and when he took flight from Mexico City many persons predicted. or confessed they feared, the tragic end which overlook him.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
Clifton Mathews
 Joins With Globe
 Man In New Firm

Clifton Mathews, for ,he last five years associated with the law firm Of Ellinwood & Ross, of this city. with Edward w Rice, O. Globe. an nounce the Gormation of partnership for the general practice of law in the Gila county seat. MT. Mathews leaves Bisbee today for Tucson where he will appear for his firm in the federal court.
 A native of the state Of Louisiana, Mir. Mathews came west in 1913 and located in Roswell New Mexico where he remained two years. He came to Bisbee in March. 1915, and went into the office of Messrs. F. F. Ellinwood and John Mason Ross He has resided in the Warren district since that time and has represented the firm of Ellinwood and Ross in some of the most important litiSa- ton that has originated in the state in recent years.
 It was Mr. Mathews who argued the demurrer in the federal cases against Bisbee men who were indict- ed as result O, the depOrtations. The demurrer was sustained by Judge William Morrow and is now in the supreme court of the United States where MT Mathews also aD- peared as counsel in the case. Mir. Mathews was also identified with the famous Truax case. involving the va lidity of the peaceful picketing law" and argued that litigation recently before the supreme court. He is well
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
King Gorin First
 In Kentucky Stake

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 22.-King Gorin, K. l.. Baker and Caps Trans vaal-Ethel Simpson horse. garnered fresh turf laurel for his owner at Churchill Downs today when he. :or the second time won the Kentucky handicap al mile and a quarter Be hird him. a length and a half. was Drastic followed by Minto II, Bon iface. Linden. Sway, Pictor. Be Frank. BOdgie, Ginger and Midway in the order named. The race was run in 2:04 1-5, which compares with the track record of 2:03 2-5 for the same distance set by Old Rosebud in the Kentucky Derby in 1914.
 The race carried $1O,OOO in added money. Its gross worth was $15,- 225 of which S12,475 was the win ner's share. The owner of Drastic received $500 and Minto II was awarded $500. while Eoniface saved his fees amounting to $275.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
Legion to Decorate
 Graves of Soldiers

The l.. A. Engle, Jr.. post of the American Legion will observe Deco ration day on Sunday, May 30, by decorating the graves of all war vet erans who are buried in Evergreen cemetery. A committee of women has been appointed to help the Le- zion make the flower wreaths and help conduct the ceremonies.
 Mrs. Fred Hurst is the chairman of the committee and Mrs. Joe Me Cabe and Mrs. George Cobbe are members. These women will need green honeysuckle and ivy and blue flowers, such as bachelor buttons, to make the wreaths They will need the cooperation O. the women of the district to obtain the material ne cessary to make Decoration day a success.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-23
FRECKLE- -FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
 How to Remove Easily

Here's Q chance. Miss Freckle-face. to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you clear complexion the expense is trifling
 Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength-from any druggist. and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself 0. the homely freckles and get beau tiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. Be sure 10 ask the druggits for the double strcnCth Othine as this strength is sold under guarantee or money back if it fails to remove.
 Adv.