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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
Wars Crippled Heroes Visit The Home of George
Washington and Are Clad They're Americans
EaaHO ldA Fgud Place keH
BY Ruth E. Finley


| WASHINGTON. d. C. Feb. 81. -
The tall Texan swung from his arm
pits on his crutches as his big hands
grasped the iron railing that keeps
the too enthusiastic visitor to Mt.
Vernon from carrying off a wheel of
George Washington's coach as a SOU
venir.
Il like all this here ne announced
with a sweep of his khaki-clad arm.
Take this coach now. Why dog
gonel faint, so different from our
stages back home. We still use 'enl
there for gettin' inter tn mountains.
Druve one myself Ter a spell onct-
six horses"
1t had been hilarious party.
Twenty onr1lescents from Walter
Reed. the military hospital just cut of
Washington, were spending the day
at Mt Vernon rs guests OF the REQ
Cross They represented almost as
many states in the Unicn- from
Maine TO Califo nia and from Florida
TO Montana. The party clunped on
canes end clutches into the house.
What T like about it." said an
Ohio boy, who he'd LETT one arm at
St. Mihiel, "is that it looks like home
Now, this room. 1T was Generai
Washington's bedrooGl-"we got lots
of funitrre like this at our houe-.
Mothers room has e four-post bed
And so Il wont. EVerv one OF those
bows found something in the simple
old house that overlcOks the Potomac
10 remind him Of home They lfger-
ed longest in the wide hell where
hangs General WGshington's sword
and many other quaint old weapons.
Wouldn't ha-"o been much good at
ChateaU-Thiery, would they buddic.'
said enc soldier, OF a pGi- Of Iona
barreled horse pistols. while Chi
cago University freshman was found
pouring over the manusc- IS in glass
cases that are kept in WashingtCn's
library. Here. too. is the sextant
Washington used'-he vas much in
terested in engineering-an the big
globe which seems to have been a
favorite possession, so many artists
have included it. or enc of the gen
erals many MAPS, in the Washington
portraits.
But ii was a slender lad whose
black eyes and olive skin showed
his Italian parentage, that put into
words the feeling each of the boys
had uncOnsciously expressed.
What 1 like about it." proclaimed
it amt got none NV dat king stuff
When 1 WIZ up in de Argonne we
wuz billeted onct in a sort Nv castle,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
A HOPEFUL SIGN.

II NOTICEABLE the hundred prospective jurors
trials
teenf found who's va questioned
with
disoay the
L the
Americansm having their effect
in being
conn
on OF
all admit the
Douglas participated
have judges who will allow whose loyalty is
will uphold
be Mel
fellow cizensTucson
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
INF UE. MA MAY
PREVENT TRIAL.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

Wilson's chambers. Not TO relieve
the juror att his time. He is seri-
ously i'll, and the other jurors are in
great danger of infection l cannot
understand the states opposition TO
he substitution" Dr. j. n Fitz
who examined. Parr this morning re
ported hiatt he juror had tempera-
'ure OF 100 and undoubtedly was
suffering form influenza
While the endemic OF influenza in
southwestern Washington has an
Narently run its course and new
cases have been few in recent days
its sudden appearance in the jury
has alarmed those active in the trial
A general infection of the jury would
II best. delay the case for days. per
haps weeks and might necessitate a
new trial. Influenza as it has an
peared in this section, has not as
7umed form as serious as last year
vet it has brought all the unpleasant
features Of that plague It's victims
Usually are downright i'll only a few
lays, but their complete recovery is
. matter of weeks rather than days
md it leawes them particularly weak
nd susceptible to relapse. An in.
luenza tagged jury would be notice
BIZ emaciated, Hstless. easily tired
nd without appetite or energy.
| to- is no furthe~ illness. the
'asc will proceed Tuesday morning
The defense promises 70 occupy the
week with sensational testimony
George +. Vandcrveer defense coun
;el, said TONIGHT he had nor determin-
d whether the medical evidence re
atm to- no ALLEGED insanity OF 10
-en Roberts would be introduced
'irst. The defense is confident il
you'd b able 10 covwtcraci the con.
ession Of Roberts by proving him
ucntallv Incompetent. but the state
: equally sure The value OF thc con
esSiop is not thrcatened
Roberts was examined Friday and
oday. al different times. by three
llicni.t5 S. He is Il years old and was
'-nGwn among his comrades in the l.
". w. AS Grandmound" which was
hif plaC" Of TesideuCo
Ills understood that some OF the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
Little, Old Town
By Edmund Vance Cooke

I TITLE, old town which the shines through
~ And the wind blows blindly by,
There's something inside me calling you
And vainy wonder why
For when l of you, all of us said
The town dull and the town was dead
And whenever a lucky went away,
We made it text for a holiday
Litte old town with the string Of stores
And the band stand in the square
With its picayune pother of lazy chores
And its daily deyilmay-care;
With its little. white church the shaded street,
Where the boys and the girls were apt to leet.
And if eyer the angels heard their prayers
They must have noted persistent pairs -..
Little old town which the shines through
And the wind blows bindly by.
Neither world nor weather take of you.
For they scorn you even [
Yet If Of the old towns shabbiest Kin
Comes up to the city and wanders in,
OH we seek for corner and sit Us down
And live years in the little old town.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
LEI QUARANTINE

COLORADO SPRINGS, Feb. al
The influenza Which ban which has
been in force here for the last two
weeks viii he raised at midnight, it
was announced here this afternoon.
following a conference of city plIysi-
clans and board of health officials
Several churches are planning 10
hold services tomorrow and moving
picture theatres will open Monday.
TIC number ol new influenza case
reported is negligible.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

defense witnesses will be members of
the American Legion who took part
IN the Armistice day parade at Cen
tralia. VandeTveeT has promised,
since tho outset Of the trial, that his
witnesses would give a different YER
SIGN Oft he shooting from that dis
closed by the states testimony The
defense attorney, however, threw the
court room into excitement Thurs
day when he irtimated that evidence
would indicate that Lieut. Warren O.
Grimm, with whose murder the ten
prisoners are charged. died attack
ing the l. w w hall
Because the defense has been d
mystery since the early preparations
Tor the trial practically every move
is surprise. The crowds wait in
tense expectation.
The close students Of he dense
testimony howeve,. arc the attorneys
To- the state, pvosecutinS attorney
Herman Alien and spec;ai prosecu-
tor w. n. Abel. and c. Cunningham.
Noting down every move. they cOu-
duct. their cross examinations search
ingly, all the time planning their
rebuttal. The prosecution is said TO
be saving for that purpose certain
witnesses who have not appeared.
The defense attorney has indicated
that his case will require two weeks,
but possiblv may be completed in
less time. The corridors wero mild
II stirred this morning when il be-
came known that Vanderveer had
demanded the removal of one of the
bafliffs in charge of the jury Judge
Wilson denied the request.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
Menu for Tomorrow

Menu for Tomorrow
BREAKFAST - Stewed prunes
boiled bacon, gems, coffee.
LUNCHEON - Oyster stew, crou
tons, apple bread. tea.
DINNER 49, Cream of pea SOUP
smothered beef, corn souffle. cab
bage end peanut salad, canned straw
berries, chocolate cake. coffee.
ny Own Recipes
There is no way to cock bacon that
VIII give it the delicious crispness Sc
readily as TO hroil it. When all mem
bers Of family are fond of the
breakfast dish, it pays TO buy bacon
by the piece. The only drawback is
the necessity of slicing it ones OWL
SELF. But with a strong butcher
knife one soon becomes quite adept
Apple Bread
cups cornmeal
cups chopped apples
Ia cup butter
ID teaspoon salt
l IA cups water
. teaspoons baking powder
"a cup sugar
Mix dry ingredients. Add apples
melted butter and water Bake in a
moderate oven for 80 minutes.
Germ Souffie
IL cups scalded milk
, tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
Ia teaspoon pepper
1-3 cup soft bread crumbs
cups canned corn
2 eggs
Melt butter, add flour and slowly
add milk Add bread crumbs and
cook couple minutes. Season with
salt and pepper. Add corn and
yollIs OF eggs beaten well Fold in
the whites Of the eggs beaten till stiff
and dry. Turn into q buttered baking
dish and bake 80 10 40 minutes in a
slow oven.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
COWBOYS FORM UNION

RENO, Ne' Feb 21.--A cowboy 5
union said to be the first OF its kind
III America. is being organized here
under the auspices oft he trades and
labor council and will sock affijis-
ton with the American Federation
OF Labor
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

an it certainly Wuz a standoffish sort
Nv place. Nope" he wound up, Am
erica fer mine, an this here. Might
have place like it myself some day.
Cues a Teller could-in this country
if he wasn't 'fraid Nv work"
The officer in charge of the party
smiled.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

The division of the day into hours
dates from the original sun dial, and
the notion of 60 minutes and 60 sec
ondS can be traced back to the Baby
lonians
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

q think that" he said in an aside,
paid TO the father of his country.
He's been dead a hundred years,
and yet the home he made is fine
enough and yet simple enought to
make that Bowery tough (oh, ye,s,
he is, I've had all kinds of trouble
with hin) to aspire to a home like
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

Considerable interest is being taken
in the bullfight to take place today at
Naco, Sonora. Romulus will meet a
wild bull in the arena and it is ex-
pected large number will go from
here TO witness the combat.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

A compilation of vessels sold by the
I. S. Shipping board up to Jan. 90
1870, shows 1913 ships, aggregating $40.
6S4 deadweightt ons. sold for a total
Of SS2424,4 0S.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

Chocolate Cake
cups brown sugar
II cup butter
eggs
l cup sour cream
cups flour
l teaspoon vanilla
l teaspoon soda
l teaspoon baking powder
ID cup grated chocolate
Cream butter and sugar. Ado
melted chocolate Add eggs well
beaten. Mix baking powder with
flour. Dissolve soda in sour cream
and add alternately with dry ingred-
tents TO first mixture.
Icing
ID cup sweet cream
IL squares chocolate
l egg yOlk
PulveTized sugar
! teaspoon butter
Scaid cream. Melt chocolate and
add TO cream. Add yolk of egg and
butter and stir in sugar to make stiff
enough to spread.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

The Washington family circle, the
general and Mrs. Washington ano
her two children. to whom Washing
ton was father and friend as wei
as guardian. Inset is a picture of the
Washington coach, now kept at Mt
Vernon, and below is Washington
bed, the bed and Furnishings un-
changed and scarcely touched by the
hand of time.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
Copyright, 1920, N. E. A.

SOMETIMES to be
~ the kitchen o'clock when the
When this
afternoon table
cooker this
the problem
Choose
a
Potatoes be boiled andd
The salad is o i for
dessert I'd have et the
SISTER MAR
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

to make mention OF any
big mining deals that have been made
recently in the border city. Bisbee
has big one every day, and some
times two
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

The regularity of the sun, for com
putting time, has not changed 1-100
part of second in 2000 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22
Turning Rack the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee

Editorial-The Bisbee Review al.
pears in enlarged form and is more OF
a credit than ever TO the hustIng little
city that it calls home.-El Paso News
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

The football team was out yesterday
for the first time in their new suits,
which were ordered from Chicago.
Monday afternoon the full team will
be out for practice, and trc.:; :nen on
will be prepared to play one of the
teams III this section.
Douglas is rapidly forg-
ing to the front as mining center.
and will soon rival Bisbee as a Mecca
for investors in mining property. =
Douglas International It's up to the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

According to the American Cham
Der of Commerce in London, there is
a very extensive market in Europe for
American shoes, particularly on the
continent
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

It. That is REAL democracy"
Mono OF that king stuff about Mt
was the greatest compliment ever
Vernon! 4 simple country home
that ANY Teller could earn" if he
wanted it. Could anything be more
fitting as a shrine for democratic
America?
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

Ii anybody wants to buy the Ttate
group of about Iorty claims he will
have to spend more than $500 900. Bob
Tate stated last night that he had
just refused an offer of 800, 900 made
By eastern parties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
FATHER HANN|GAN is
TO LEAVE RICHMOND
Leader of Educational Work
Among Negroes Transferred
to Baltimore.

Universal surprise and regret is
being expressed. not only in Rich
mond. but throughout this entire Sec
tion of the state over the announce
mcnt that the Rev. Father Charles
Il. Hannigan. the widely known and
greatly beloved leader in the Roman
Catholic educational and Industrial
work among the negroes of Rich
mond. has been transferred TO the
parish of st. Peter Clavcr in Balti-
more; This parish is the largest
parish of all those attended by the
Society of Joscphites priests, whose
lives are dedicated to uplift work ror
the colorcd race.
rather lianniSan came to Richmond
from similar work in Norfolk in the
tail Of 1902. In the eighteen years
in which he has lived IN Richmond.
he has made for himself II most re-
markablc record as Il public-spiritct Il
ni,izen and u leader in all charitable,
movements in the city, irrespective of
dcnominational affiliation
he is of English birth. educated
aproad. ana i man of scholarly at
taiincntS and charming personality
Einia War History Commissions.
rather lianniSan is 4 member or ut
least dozen of the most importan 4
boards of directors of we'll Known
Richmond organizations. y man OF
, uirfeiess energy; he has given himself
Ni.nout any thought OF self TO the
DcStcrinent of civic. moral. social ana
religious conditions for nearly TWEEN
r2t her HanniEan has been par
ticularly active in the matter of in, :
vcniic delinquency In Richmond and
was one OF the first of the small far
seeing Richmondcrs who fostcrcd the
movement for the establishment OF
inc ltichmond School of Social WorI,
and Public Health. -.
lie is president of Van dc vyver
ESoitcEc Tor colorcd children. which
last year enrolled i00 students. and
pastor of ST. Joscph's congreration
lis home is at 20? North First Sircci
In me heart OF what was formerly
,si., as jackson ward. Il congcstci
nmdr IN Richmond, where thous-
'hnS or colorcd people live
one ~ iannigan has also been
oHc OF the most strenuous worl, nrs
in the movement for pIay~r ~, ne, :
ma recreational ccntcrs in Rirhs
mo- ,ic and he has been an outstand-
tuberculosis in the CITY. fe ou'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
HOUSE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
IN BUILDING TO ITSELF
This Only Safe Course Believes III
rector Myers After Observing; Ar
ranGccnts In Other Cities.

Colonel William NJ. Myers. Dircc-
tor OF Public Safety. stated yest/'-
day that he may ask the Common
council Tor special appropriation
Tor a building in which to house the
new irc alarm apparatus which the
CITY is preparing to install. Colonel
Myers returned TO Richmond ycstcr-
day after visiting fifteen cities in the
North and inspecting the fire alarm
apparatus in each
some park In the city Is tho proper
place for the fire alarm appara tus
where no destructive fire would harm
It's usefulness. Colonel Myers believes.
The house would he Inexpensive he
says, and would last the city for nifty
years, housing all of the fire alarm
equipment necessary in this period.
f.NpcrtS which came 10 Richm ontl
not long ago from the National Board
OF Fire Insurance Underwriters named
Monroe Park as the proper site for
the proposed building In which TO
house the system. Carncal and John
son already have drawn plans for the
proposed building and submitted them
to Director Myers
When the fire alarm system is re-
moved from City Hall. five additional
Offices viii he made available, thus re-
licElnS the congestion in the hall
and also the danger from dcstruc-
tion OF apparatus from fire.
Colonel Myers is in favor Of in
sialiing the new equipment ~ soon
as possible and removing the old
system later in the year. after the
new has been placed in position. The
building would also have basement
which would be used as {, public com
tort station in the park. in which it
is placed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
BUILDING OPERATIONS IN
JUNE COST S709,844
Erection OF 81 New Structures and
Repair OF 102 Others Author
lied by InSpcctor Butlcr.

Building and repair work author
lied by Building Inspector Butler
during June, according to the monthly
statement of tho department. issued
last night after close OF business for
the month, calls for tho expenditure
of s7U?.S44. Fifty-four new buildings
were authorized and alteration ana
repair of 102 more was made. New
building work will cost S5ll.0T6. and
alteration and repair work Sl9S.T6S.
Permits to erect one Office building,
three manufacturing plants and nine
brick dwellings and six frame ones
were issued. Permits for the erection
Of garages led the list. with forty
five issued, the total cost of their cree
ton being estimated at S20.2S5.
teen stores. seventy dwellings and
two thcaters were issued during the
month.
New work authorized in June de-
creased. compared with that author
lied for the corresponding month of
1919. The repair work authorized.
however, Increased greatly. The de-
crease, compared with June. 1919, was
ton and repair work was sll0,063,
making net increase in all work in
June of s75.2l9.
Total building work during the
first six months OF the year called
for the expenditure of s5.0l1.l92. OF
this amount S3.51i,79l was for new
work, and sl.i96.4Ol for alterations.
New buildings authorized by In
spcctor Butler since January ! num-
her 555 and buildings TO be altered or
repaired 600. Factory building and
repair work lead all other items.
Sl.10S,l6S will he spent in erecting
factories and S534.ll0 in repairing or
altering them for use in other bust
ncsses.
Home building was brisk during
the period mentioned. the number
Of dwellings, authorized numbering
lG0, and the number to be altered
or repaired 32l. Three apartment
houses will be built under pc, mits
issued.
The average value OF work to he
done on Il permit issued to build is
s3.46i the value OF an alteration per
init Sl.9iS and the average for both
Si.550.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
PORT OF RICHMOND YIELDS
$1,147,614 DURING YEAR
COLLECTIONS Exceed Those or 1o,o d.
"orc Than %:00,00U, SmitI, W
Announces.

Approximately sl,li7.Gii were co,-
tc crTa, LOT ne fiscal year, ending YES
ce,u!y, AT tho port Of Richmond ~
ScSrains to DEPUTY Collector w, CAV Cav
3 ,y'ten slsGE SI,iRieetions II, the month
iie e at the end of the fiscal YEAR ear
d,, Nnout 20 per cent of the total
1uI,cs collected in tho virginia dis
IriSt are made at Richmond. Tie
rEinit district includes NorfoIjS
;neMport News and Petersburg To
nacco and sugar are the nrincin,l I'M
fso p,rItH; nnt merchandise such as the
aoiioWinG have been entered: Glover
grass and Garden seeds. siivo 49, vi
"S;nS1 wearing apparel. machinery
iinnns ,,Sitraw mating, jcwelry.
EiS, SILKS. embroidcrics, etc
I'VE bonded custom Warehouses;
n ni iocateu here and many new
o.asSes or mercha ndisc are cSnoctcI
az the port y general incrcnsc In
nc nations business since the ccssa
I'm ,i"n % nostilitics is the only rxplana-
,.oI lot the increase in collections
IL was stated yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
CLAIM TRADE BULLETIN
PROFITS ARE TOO HIGH
'oni association Official Says Margin
N"ted by Commission is Not Net
I.arninsS
By Associated rrcssl

~, hN Associated l'rcSS.1
w WASHINGTON. June 3O-The
margin between the cost pcr ton
OF coal at the mine and the sales re-
aii@ation price should not he taken
as showing the prof; per ton on
coal accruinE 10 the operator Nelson
Is. G;lskii. OF the Federal Trade
Commission, said today in a letter TO
Nicc-PrcS!dent j. II. \. Morrow. OF
me National Coal Association.
The letter was In reply TO one from
Mr. Morrow. protesting against an
erroneous Interpretation which had
been placed upon the published ro-
port OF the commission, showing pro-
duction costs OF bituminous coal pro-
dnction for the month OF March.
1870. The report showed Il margin
between production cost and selling
cost Of IL cent per ton AGAINST -
cents per ton in February, and from
this Il had been stated that the i'm
dictated profits OF the operators had
been increased Is cents, or 40 per
cent a ton.
The current cost bulletins do not
show the operators profits and do
not purport 10 do so,'' Commissioner
Gaskiil said. They show only the
aud the cost OF producing coal at the
mine. Front can only be shown il
from the margin or spread between
the selling price and cost at tho
mine. there is deducted the proper al
!owancc for selling costs, interest.
taxes and other Items"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS



,y, iiii's nj ana airy Keith vaudeville
lyric under cooling electric fans the
remainder of the summer season. The
temperature in the ,hcntcr being
mus held down far below the street
temperature on the warmcst after
moons and evenings. The new SHOW
commencing today is an ideal suni-
incr SHOW. made up almost entirely
OIL laughing acts. witE blithc music
anu ana dancing. ON the new bill are
Two famous minstrel stars. John
hihE, ihe former principal comedian
OF the Lew Docks;adcr and Al g.
T!eld minstrel organizations. and
'auGHan comfort, the Eolden-yOiced
Tenor OF minstrclsy. King and Com
lo-t nave combined tteir talents and
are putting over one of the most
pronounced hits of the season. Coon
Town Divorcons" is the title OF the
skit III which they appear. 4 travcsty
on the drama by Sardou.
on the same bill will he the dash
ing Belmont Sisters, condolences,
Nersited offering. Kenny and Hollis.
in the rollicking college sketch
"Frcshy's Initiation" promises a
great laughing act. Han and Goblin.
cccentriqucs. have registering com
edy character creation and closing
the bill Will be the Ankcr Trio, sen,
Satlonai Eymnasts. who give a thrill
ing exhibition of daredevil fcats.
allow and aloft. With the new vaudc-
willie bill there will he Il complete
change of motion picture DISPLAYS.
Including tho latest Pathc News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-01
BOUTS ON CARD TONIGHT
Two Wrestling Matches Killed for
broadway Athletic Arcnu-rur-
ner Meef Nlurnuter

Outdoor wrestling will be continued
In this city tonight when four fast
the mat in the Broadway Athletic
Arena. The card will consist of two
bouts and the matches promise TO be
OF unusual interest. The first Will
begin at $50 o'clock.
'Zekc" Smith. the Richmond mat
artist. Will take on mike" Ncstor a
former ''maekcd marvel" in the first
match. while Joe Turner. the Rich
mond- Washington middle weight Crap
pier. VIII meet Bowscr. newcomer.
in the mat game here. All of the
,wrcsuers are reported To be in tho
best OF condition and each is deter
mined 10 secure a victory.
Three OF the quartet are we'll
known in this city Smith. Turner
ana Nestor need no introduction The
last named has not appeared IN this
city as often as Smith and Turner.
but he is reported 20 he a first class
man. lie made a favorable impression
here In the bouts last winter.
Turner VIII take on Bowscr and
1T VIII be interesting TO watch the
work OF the new man. EowscrsS
SAID 10 he an. experienced man IRIS
mat game and Turner no doubY
be given Il battle before the ma'
over.