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The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

Because can't keep rAe birds from flying
his head is sign he cam keep them from build
ing nests in his hair.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

Many fellows head amounts to no more than
a convenient peg which to hang the hat bought on
the old mans credit.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

We despise the rat that goes round trap
For the very same reason we sometimes hate
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

When you are sailing in nasty weather don't for
get to blow your fog horn. There's no use wrecA-
ing somebody else.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

The commercial honesty that seeks merely to
avoid the law and thereby keep out of jail is not
honest enough.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
MURDERED MAN WAS JEKYL-HYDE TYPE:
David Paul Lived Double Life For Years

Camden, N. J.. Oct. 20.=-Beyond establishing to their satisfaction that David S. Paul. tho bank messenger 1whoso body was found last Saturday buried in the Jersey pines. had led q double life for several years and was friendly with number Of women un- known to his wife. Camden and Bur linEton county authorities said todly they had made but little progress Toward a solution of tho mystery sur rounding hts death and the disap- \ poarance of s40.0e0 he was taking to a Philadelphia bank.
 It was established through Frank James an automobile salesman that IHvhcn Paul boarded the ferry boat tho Hay Of his disappearance he planned To meet two women in Philadelphia. Prosecutor wolvcrton said that James told him he had driven Paul to tho
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20

ferry but had refused to accompany his across the river. Paul told him according to the prosecutor that if he went along he might be able to frame up a party"
 A number of persons including threo women have been questioned by Prosecutor wolverton in the hope they might be able to throw some light on the mystery but none of them hc said were able to furnish any i'm portant clues. One of these women admitted she wrote the unsigned love letter found in sPaui's pocket. All the women were absolved by tho prescott tor of any connection with the case.
 It is almost certain the police say. that Pauls body was taken to the place where it was found in an auto mobile and it is also certain that he had been dead 24 hours before the body was found. What was considered an important piece of evidence was found yesterday near the sport where tho body was discovered It was a bloodstained shred of tape torn from the upholstery of an automobile seat. Some papers including an identifica- ton card containing PsuI's name also were picked up in the vicinity of the shallow grave. These. the police say evidently were jolted from his pocket as the car sped over the rough road.
 There is not a single clue. accord ing to the authorities as to Paul's whereabouts during the ten days interim between Pauls disappearance and the probable date Of his death.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20

for a loan of $500 at that time, say ing it was his intention to buy an automobile. Schloss said that he could not spare the money and so refused hime Drewes seemed to have some thing on his mind and remained very quiet Schloss said.
 Mrs. F.. Hanson an aunt of Drewes With whom he conducted an eating house at the college. corroborated the statements of Schloss concerning his association with women. The mystery apparently is as far from solution as it was at the time the body was found last Sunday propped against a lamp post with bullet through the temple.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
DERIVES MURDER IS
 BATTLING POLICE
Friend Of Murdered Student Unable to Throw Any Light on
 Mystery

Philadelphia, Oct. 2o.-Fricnds of Elmer Drewes, slain Dartmouth col lege senior and detectives at work on the case continue to differ as to the possibilities of a woman in the case" Although the testimony of Charles Schloss of New York chum and life long friend of Drewes failed to furnish any enltghtment toward a solution, 1t tended to strengthen previous state ments by intimates of the dead stu dent that he was not a man who would be implicated with women Schloss said that so far as he knew Drewes never had been in love and did not have much time for women"
 Schloss was questioned by Major Wynne of the county detective bureau last night and consented to remain in the city over night that the investi- gation might be resumed today. Schloss reviewed the movements Of Drewes only as far as 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon when he asserted he met Drewes at Atlantic City and there paid a small debt Drewes asked
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
I'D MAN RE-ENLISTS
Conrad Weinberg Leaves For Hampton Roads to Take Up Duties in U, $. Navy Printing Department.

Conrad F. Weinberg of Dix street has enlisted in the United States navy for a two year period in the printing department of the service. weher he is to be assigned for service.
 Weinberg is a veteran of the World War. having served with Headauarters company of the 102nd regiment in France. Weinberg 'was one of the early enlistees in the local company while it was one of the National Guard units. He remained with that company during the entire period of hostilities with Germany.
 Don't "bawl'': read the Call.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20

last night but he persisted in his ac- tions and Detective Sergeant Theodore Johnson placed him under arrest this morning. He was highly indignant when told to come to court.
 Pugliese said he was not told by anyone to stop working at night. He said he purchased an ice1boX in Bris- tol a short time ago and was having it set up in the store. Theere was no hammering. he said. the carpenters using saws only.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
PRAYERS DO WAR DANCE.
Football Coach adops Novel Way tc
 DeveIop Leg Muscles

Moscow, Idaho, oct. 20.-As a means for developing the leg muscles of his football charges. Thomas kel- ley. coach of the University of Idaho eleven, is giving his men training in lndian war dances. In these dances the men are strung out in two lines each man with his arms outstretched and rigid. AtN the word of command the players start into a sort of jig. lifting the knees high and keeping he body rigidly erect by balancing with the arms Coach Kelley believes this Indian dancing to be the best possible developer for the muscles of the ankle calf and thigh ever discovered by man.
 Read the N. Y. Call every day.- advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
HOLOCAUST IN MINE
Upwards of 400 Chinese Coolies Re- ported Killed in Explosion and Fire in Coal Mine.

Picking, Oct. 20.-(By the Associat- ed Press)-An explosion and fire in the Tong-Shan coal Imine in Chi-L province killed upward of 400 Chinese laborers on Thursday last, but news of the accident reached here only to- day. There were 119 survivors. An accurate accounting of the number of men employed in the mine is moi available, but an official report by the mining company places the dead at 492
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
SLEEP BREAKER FINED
Arch Street Residents Have Store Keeper Arrested for Hammerins All Night-Working on Ice-hnx.

A fine of s10 was imposed by Judge J. H. kirkham today upon Nicola Pugl1ese for breach Of the peace. Pugliese, neighbors testified, works all night in his store on Arch street and the noise makes it impossible for anyone in thebuilding to sleep. Patrol man Patrick O'Mara and Frank Par ker warned the accused several times
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20

Every motor hiehw0y and bywdy fhronghouf picturesque New Eng land and Ne,p York Is q part of fhe long {" Socony Tr0iI".
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
TWILL GROW THAT WAY"

lNCE oth- V to the face would that way looked He
 
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 But thought of ike 10 do to his enemies
 And that upset his digestion people What
 The Arizona republican Mark Smith in the be
 express own opinions at the polls won't in oldfaslioned way be the He should no to do country responded noby with a remarkable output O advice The off raising skirts O
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
Soldiers to Study
 Many Subjects at
 Fort Grant School

SAN FRANCISCO-BusIness. mus ic and agriculture are the main sub jects which will be taught in the Army training school, recently established at Camp Grant near Rockford, IL. ac- cordng to information received from the Western Army Department head quarters by the Army Recruiting News Service, 6GO Market Street. San Francisco.
 Among the other subjects taught at this school are elec.: icity, building and construction. textile manufacture, metal and It's allied lines, highway construction and topography and ma chine shop supervision.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
Warehouse Fire
 Causes Loss Of
 SisaI In Storage
lAss2e.gLel PLs1s Lsssea Wtel

(ASSoc;Gfcd Press Leased HireJ
 GALVESTON, Tex, June 1.-Sisal estimated at $1,OOO,OOU Was consumed in fire of unknown origin at pier No. 41, Galveston Wharf company. which broke out late last night and early today was still burning The ware housein which the sisal was stored, also burned at an estimated loss of $500,OOO. The sisal was the property of several New York firms which have been accomplishing it here from Yuca- tan, Mexico. While the identity of the individual owners could not be learned the warehouse was under lease to the Cotton Concentration company.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
Smile Awhile
By LEE KINGSTON

 kkers Said "Im lonesome ringae monkeys Where pink giafe of dancing mice the What their license which
  bur what had that stuff drinks makes flying lions modest horn dogfaced awhile!
 
 
  meet Hand
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
DAVY JONES' LOCKER MOUTH OF THAMES

Davy Jones locker K not indicat- ed on any map. However, the spot that is ropularly known by that name is the Kentisb Knock at the mouth of the Thames river. 1t is a yerita- bie death trap so numerous have been the wrccks
 The ships that are caught here are held tightly by sands more dangerous than rocks. while the waves beat them to pieces. There is no help for a ship caught in these sands since the nearest land is 20 miles distant and the nearest liieboat 20 miles away.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01

.tablespoonfuls of carrots and peas plan to have salmon steaks for din ner and trust to having some left. Then make the jcllied salad.
 JELLIED SALAD 1-2 cup cold cooked peas 1-2 cup cold cooked carrots t-2 cup diced celery
 1 cup cold flaked salmon or 1-2 cup salmon
 hard-boiled eggs
 Knuckle and shin of veal Medium sized onion
 Have the bones well cracked and sawed through the joint at the butcher
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
THE THANK YOU" CLUB

ITS initiation longdrawn mal two make do business Nc stated You' Overall 
 One is hank of the Thank You uus performed daily well be Start Good deass Try ppo stone thrown into the miIpond.
 
 is smile of service for is sapplca
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
AND A LITTLE CHILD

 V "eernaltr
  world of while properly For this little portion of oday husband wife and a large. We will take the three Passing the hand of fate gently o--w we? The REAL Maybe this We no claims the "trick"f o a etter and suer "een triangle" You will ifes of a Little Child Shall
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
Menu for TOnmorroNM

Menu for TommorroW BREAKFAST Mint oranges, broiled salt mackerel, graham gems, coffee.
 LUNCHEON Jellied salad, hot rolls and butter, rhubarb marmalade, tea.
 DINNER - Dreamed dried beef. French fried potatoes, toasted crack CTS and cheese, coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 Every day or so look through the icc-box and be sure you're not allow ing any food to go to waste. If some morning you discover you have a few
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
OIL CONSUMPTION

Y as hard they please
 than jump ahead of oil consumption oil mands of is responsible
 Indications 1920 oil In American million million has sWeled While consumption production crude oil the deficiency has imported 
 At this consumption nal that the United States 
 Mexico is shipping oil compared shipments in
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
TWO ARE DROWNED

GRAND JUNCTION, olo., May 31.- Ii. Henricy and Myrcn Secerans, Rus sian farmers, were drowned today when the dead man" holding the cable of ferry on the Grand river, near Newcastle, gave way, pulling them into the flooded stream. Their bodies were not recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
WANT DANISH REPUBLIC

COPENHAGEN, May 31-The soc ialists, the second largest party in the Danish Rigsdad have decided to put forward amendments to the constitu- ton Of Denmark. These provide for a republic instead of . kingdom ana government by a state council, the chairman of which will alsobe presi- dent fthe republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
RUSSIANS INVADE ARMENIA

LONDON, May oi.-Two Russian cavalry regiments crossed the Ar menian frontier at Uzuncala on May 21' and arc advancing into Armenia says deayed official dispatch from Tiflis. Armenia has protested to the soviet government and has sent troops to the scene it adds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
RED IS CONVICTED.

HkLSINGFORS, May 3I-Edward ValDas' editor and leader of the Fin nsh soviet party and or the Finnish revolution in 1918 has been sentenced to prison for life. He was tried on the charge of high treason.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
JACKDkW GlVES GHOST
 SCARE AND PASSES OUT

CAMPBELL TOWN, Scotland - There was a tapping at the church room door "GEost8," shrieked a member or the congregation. Then investigation. Oui walked giant jackdaw, pecking away at the floor with his bill The bird had been i'm Drisoned in the belfry for days and was half-starved. When fed it toppled over and passed out
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01

shop. Put in kettle with the onion with two quarts of cold water Bring slowly to the boiling point and sim skum rises. Reduce to 1 1-2 cups li- quid Strain through cheese cloth. Arrange vegetable and fish in layers, seasoning each layer with and pep per, in individual moids, pour over broth, weight and put in @ cold place to become firm. Serve or lettuce with mayonnaise. The salad may be molded in layers of vegetables and jelly by putting the molds in ice-wa- ter and allowing the jelly to thicken before adding layer of vegetables. This makes a prettier salad but takes more time.
 MINT ORANGES
 oranges
 ? tablespoons chopped mint leaves
 Cut oranges in halves. Remove pulp with a spoon and with scissors cut out the partitions. Use one-half tablespoonful chopped mint for each thalf and refill with fruit This may be prepared the night before and chilled in the ice-box until breakfast time.
 A man gets over his salad days" but woman never loses the appetite. Na'zii SI
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
GE0DEs IS NOW LL. D.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-George Washington university at it's ninety ninth annual commencement tonight conferred the honorary degree of doctors Of law on Sir Auckland Geddes British ambassador, General Pershing. Senator Harding. Attorney General Palmer and Senator Lenroot of Wis consin.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
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absolutely drinking dea to
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01

Heber Baird. one of the clerks in the Free Coinage saloon, was exam ,ining a Winchester yesterday evening about o'clock when the rifle was uneXpectantly discharged, the ball tearing a hole in the floor A big troNd soon gatherer. thinking that 'somc one had been shot IL seems that Baird pointed the weapon toward the floor and pulled the trigger to see il it was loaded.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
LEpOux GETS k. O.

LONDON, May 31,7-Charles Ledoux .of France tonight knocked out Jim Higgins of England in the IIth round .of 20 round bout. The bout was for the bantamweight championship of Europe held by Lcdoux
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
A GENUINE JOB

A OEISOUNE JOB Have you job, genuine job, A job that's worth your while? Which brings you bread and a little ahead And sends you home with smile? Then, if some comes when the weathers fine And the suckers biting every line And he wants you to sell stock in his mine
 Whoa,
 Go slow my Doy. go slow! It is true gold has a gra glow, But why not consider the job you know?  (Per contra might write a cocpc odes To make you think you're Cecil Rhodes3 Have you q job genuine job
 job that you know clean through, Which need of the human breed As wei! job may do? Then, if comes rubbing hand on hand. says he adpires your and And ho'd like to engage you to lead his band
 Whoa.
 Go slow, my boy, go slow. A shako and baton some show. But why not stick to the job you know? q COULD write poem, the other hand, To prove your job is 10 lead the band) Have you job, genuine job,
 Into which you have built your years Til it's blood and bone are your own, Foundationed hopes fears? Then, if some and procaims that Fate Has arranged that guy your size aud weight Is handle the wheel the ship of state Go slow, my boy go slow, The ship of State may survive the blow If you stick your little old craft and TOW. However, course. it would sl be true That Lincoln had such you)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
BURNS ouTPolNTs JACKS

JERSEY CITY, N. J. May 31. - Frankie Burns of Jersey City easily outpcinted Freddie Jacks of England in 12 round bout tonight. Both made the stipulated weight of PA pounds or under. Jack failed to place even one round to his credit
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
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BRETON BEATS cRIFFITHs

AKRON, O., May 31.-Jack Britton, New York, champion welterweight, won the newspaper decision over Johnny Griffiths, Of Akron, in a i5 round boxing contest today. Britton won nine rounds, Griffith took four and two were even. The intense heat seemed to slow the boxers
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
poWNEY IS vIc1oR

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 31. - Bryan Downey of Cleveland defeated Marty Cross of New York in ten round baXing bout here tonight. Cross weighed 153 and Downey 153 3-4 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
FOREST FIRES CAUSE DAMAGE

HALIFAX, N. S., May 31.-Damage estimated at $5OO,OOO was caused in Cumberland county from forest fires today. The fires were still burning to- night. Twelve thousand acres were swept.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01

Late last night telephone dis patch from Ali Howe to The Re view conveyed the intelligence that the Tucson hose team had decided that it would compete at the Doug las celebration on the Fourth Of July. instead of here. This will practically keep Tombstone away from this city as she is anxious to try conclusions with the Old Pueblo team.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01

The side saddle was invented in the fourteenth century that Anne of Bohemia, who was deformed, mignI ride in comfort.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
MOORE DEFEATS WHITE

PORTLAND, Me, May 31-Pal Moore defeated Jabez White tonight in 12-round boxing bout
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
WHITE GETS K. O.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, May 31. - Charley White knocked out Eddie Kelly in the fifth round of sched- uled 12-round bout here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-01
Turning Back the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago Today

TURNING BACK THE CAL-
 Every west bound train carries several passengers On their way to attend the district court at Tomb stone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-20
LAIREL ANp ncINITY

special spondence ~ Fvrrv EvrninR
Laurel JIiv ~ Mr and Mrs N0r-
man Hastings wh0 Urrp VISITING w
Hastings parents Mr AID Mrs Waiiea
Hastings. have returned - WumIr gtrr
accompanied hv Mrs W HasuuEs
and her daughter Mss Helen iasfIrEs
The heavy ram storms 81 me past afes
are beginning ~ rausc De farmer some
worry now. a. there b. SINE fear thar fnr
ground remaining vet 50 '1nE vi. cause
the seed planted f0r the are white potato
crop 70 rot ii the ground before sprrnf-
ing II u also feared u EIl have q crtFi-
mental effect On the ~antaioupe and
watermelon crops. neither ~ whirh ra-
qulre 3 great amount 81 moisture me
flavor of both melons and rantaluupes
being quickly impaired rv teavy rams
during the ripenlng seuson ~ warm
vet weather IS causing 81 crops to Erou
rapidly now. especially corn. and flc
farms in this secti0n are aeautiiui siElt
IN their splendid 4preariDg rrosnc' fs
for valuable and needed food crups
D. Walter -tauifer sftfr pending 3
week 10 hIs old home az WHY ta raa
returned home accompanied Us rl- sister
Miss Stclie Stauffer. uho VAL pend one
summer with him
A mIsce.IaneaOus shower was gwen Ali
Reba Prettvman al the home ui Der Dtrnr fs
Mr. and Mrs Joseph A Prrttyman Those
present were Misses l'aheua lai.aWaN
Mildred FIggs MARY Marvi kveiyl
Hastings. Elsie Melvin Alice otWel
Margaret Melvi r.. Mildred Hastings
Margaret Records, ,LottIc Fletcher Pauline
Hearn. Elizabeth Meivn Louise baCoD.
Marie Locates. Grace RiEg,n Mar Wind
sor and Mrs. ~rman Elliott
Friday evening q delightful -rtnas,
marty was gwen Miss Mildred .lgg,
the home Of her paTeurs, NiT AMI Ne.
George T FIggs. on Central ayen.e IRE
party was a surprise affair 4rran Eea 'r,
friends Of Miss Figgs and proved ever,
enjoyable Those present we're Ni.sss,
Mary Windsor, Pauline Heaue -o4se
Elliott Marie Locates. MargAret Ale.ta.
Mary Marvil Elsie Nlelym. Elizabeth
Melvin Burton Hurley lame- PhnHu,
Jr.. William King. Julisn HarGesJs .a-
James NaryL
MrS. Hiram r short. 80 North La-r..
IS spending some time " th hcr -or-.a- ts
and daughter Mr. auL Mrs Harry
Emory in Philadelphia tier ar e.
Will visit friends Ocean Grow,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-20
.DENNEY BOOM BOOSTS
KENT co. RtGISTRAT TON
Bulk Of the Republican Vote There
Said 20 Have Gryne on the
Books Saturday
Special Correspondence q Every Eves,sr

Special Correspondence - Every Evrninr
Dover, July ZO--Furiher reports
from Saturday rrgis rafI0n in Kent
county show q decided incfcase IN prsrficsl
ly every district over former ycbr ard
II iq predicted that n thn Same prrfrlrfi,u
81 voters register the fcKt Two dave n
August, by the Septeflber reuHatIo1
practically the entire vote n DO tmrty
will have been enrolled
As Kent county sccug ~ hr DO battle
ground u the RepubliGms in thr thrrr
Of a gubernatOrial caudldatc t1r ~
terest " the Republcins s csfecnIr
keen Col W. ID Dennay. who rfrE
groOned by Kent county RcputIfars
for the g1bernatOral nomination. ~
parcntly . gaining ground cach Ia srf
his supporters go no serious ofrf1rifs
in the way ~ his nomination
True u b that former state senator
j 4 Barnard bad bceu rrRardrd
candidate for the past iw0 year, 'Fr
light ~ events ~ the Casf few wDrfta
il IS a question whether Barnard f
command sufficient stun myth io matr
showing IN view ~ The Drrnt hoDm sfh
is gaining strength rycr la
That Col Dcunry hae ugf 1ni. irr
port of the Kent county kepurHr
but the interest ~ Nsr aFtlr rfH
- manifest Dy me INVITATION nI lHNrfH
has had n mcef VIth md adfrrs tUr
Young Men- RnpThac1r .uf " h-
rningfOn II is generally nfort00f that
Judge Hastings b wtrT Ipprrtrr
Col Dcnncv and ~ ur .d I0 un-N
20 advance hls Interest," u .rw tf.r
county
While tho .olerfi0r = glherr afrra
candidate fo- fhr Dru0rr4fs r8fur
concerted ~ ~gsscr falft kr~f Counts
naturally would f8vr .rfhfrg fn Hrr
bur undoubtedly uoIld irve inFa rrn-
~ The rhl,rr 10 -iesr.. tnunff
some iow Druocrafr andIdsfee
county ~ cr- r Kent Lrvn announced
thenselvre including lec t laefFfr
chief NJ Police n -murra r nfr
Daniel VI Ridgplr Dover rrn0mt Hn
for proth0not1r N lam 10
register of EtiI. Iuttcr Nerdioa
coroner. oliver lafer.t rrn0mInafinn
for co rpuer