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The Dolores star., 1920-09-24
To THE PUBLIC:

. Peacock Coal Company. success
i.s ~ ,he Old Mancos Fuel Co.. which
- widely know for its famous
n.o.k Coal''. will on and after
b.,obsr the lst fill all car order. Of
',s,s. We wish to convey that we
M y, diree, with the consumer. Parties
club together on car load lots.
a.mber there is but our Peacock
Lin Msncos and that is produced
II by the Peacock Coal Co. While
u,bljc as well versed as they are on
'...x Fuel company's product they
!, very ap, to be deceived in getting
1. real Peacock Coal unless they
,a,r from the Peacock Coal Company
[. us are the sole producers.
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24

Stout women and large plaids. bright
colores and shiny materials are not
affinities.
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24

The first number of the 1920-21 Ly-
ceum course will be given at the
Dolores opera house Thursday evenin6,
October Z. The Lyceum course for the
coming season is an exceptionally
strong one consisting of five numbers.
one lecturer, one impersonator and
three concert companies. We under
stand that the same popular prices
that were given last year will prevail
this season-$2.5O SO for adults. and 81. So
for all pupils in the public schools.
No one can afford to miss these enter
tainment so be ready to buy tickets
for yourself and family when the solic.
itor calls.
The Dolores star., 1920-09-24

Primrose Rebekah Lodge, No. log,
met in regular session Thursday. Sep
tember l6. with good attendance.
Much business was transacted after
VII ch one candidate was initiated.
As usual the evening was pleasantly
spent. AS the busy season of the year
is drawing to close every one is urged
to come out. Drillmaster Pinkerton is
very desirous of getting the team lined
up and again in practice for the COM
ing work through the winter months.
Next lodge night, which will be Octo-
ber Z, the committee of five will re-
port their findings for the big Halo
zen social. All come to lodge and see
for yourself what it is about.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Rapport fra Matt. Luth.
Councils Indsamling.

Den sidste Rapport, vi har
modtaget, gennem Lutheran Blu.
reau, N. Y, err dateret II. Juni.
vi kan kun meddele nogle Ho-
vedtal
AT de 81, 100000 var der navn-
tie Dato rapporteret $436,849 10,
og der manglede saaledes ST.
365,819.97. Derimod har flere
oversubskriberet deres Lgning
med tilsammen $2,659.67.
bet indrapporterede err 10
knapt en- Fjerdedel af den at
traaede Sum. | Sammenligning
dermed kan nevnes, at der nd
af 1929 Organisationer (Menig-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

Sc I'll Danmark for Lyst i disse
urolige Striketider. bet er for
Fagforeningerne like blot ct Pen
gesporgsmaal eller ct Sporgs-
mail ON Lon. Nej, Diet er Mag
ten, de vii tiltvinge sig we'd Void.
De har 10 nu faaet en- ny Re
gering her i Danmark, og den
har begyndt at skaffe friyillig
Hjrlp, og den yder de frivil-
lige Arbejdere Politibeskyttelse
Jeg haaber, de faar Magt over
Strikerne. Den radikale og sosi,
alistiske Regering, de havde for,
gjorde 10 ingen Ting / den Ret
ming for Landet. Den fix 10 og-
Saa Skyld for at we're tyskven-
Zig, og jeg tror Diet gerne.
Jeg bad Dem 10 ON at foran-
Dire min Adresse paa Danskeren
til Harlan midi j April Maaned.
da jeg skulde REESE herfra den
s. April. Men paa Grund af, at
jeg er her endnu og maa blive
her en- It'd, Wide .jeg meget ger
ne have Bladet sendt hjem til
Danmark igen, saa lenge jeg er
her i Landet.
Alting STAIR frodigt og godt
saa vidt her i Danmark. Mar
der blot kunde komme Ro i For
holdene igen, saa var Diet godt.
Z. c. Boel,
| Sejstrup, Grestedbro, Danmark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

heder?) er modtaget Rapport fra
Isl, altsaa fra omkring en-
Sjettedel af dem, der ventes
Rapport fra. bet er altsaa hid
til syert meget paa Diet ~uvisse,
ON Maalet er naaet eller skal
mas.
u skal lige meddele, hvad
der er rapporteret fra de to NEST
lutherske Slater / Landet, Min.
nesota og Pennsylvania. Forst-
nevnte var paalignet $22S,912.-
L, og der er rapporteret $685.,
457.00 fra pa I'D at 1886 Or
ganisationer. Pennsylvania var
|paalignet $4O4, 950.6s, og derfra
er rapporteret 67,431.S3 fra
|239 nd af 1870 Organisationer.
Fra Nebraska er der rappor-
teret omkring en- Trediedel af
Diet paalignede. For wort Sam
funds Xedkommende, forstaar VI,
er der indkommen omkring
Halvdelen af def paalignede Ill
Dato.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Brew fra Danmark.

Mr.. E. c. Boel fra Harlan,
Ia, skriyer til Huset her fra
Sejstrup, Danmark, under %.
Maj.
Jeg gaar endnu her i Dan
mark og kan like komme NJ
paa Grund af Striker i Keben-
hayn; Sefolkene og Havnearbej-
derne striker; al Skibsfart har
ligget stille siden l. April.
Jeg skulde have rejst med
Frederik den VIII den 8. April
og har nu gaaet her og ventet
i otte Uger paa, at S~kibsfarten
smart skulde komme d Gang,
men like endnu. Saa blew jeg
ked af at gaa j den Spending
hver Dag, og jeg og en- anden
Mand rejste saa til Agenten og
fix Udsattelse til August Maa-
ned. Til den It'd haaber vi, Skibs-
farten sikkert kommer i Gang,
og saa er Diet a sent, at vi
slipper fri for den strenge Var.
me i America.
bet er en- meget sk6n It'd at
Aaret her i Danmark. Men jeg
vii like rade nogen af mine
Landsmand til at gore en- Rel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
wrong
with the World?

A new Book on some of the
Great Questions of the Day.
By Rev. G.. II. Gerberding, D. D.
You may not concur in every
point with the Doctor diagnosis
and you may not always like his
prescription, but in all events
you want to read his book. Ii
has food for thought.
Price 75c, net.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Passagerbefordringen genoptaget

Som andet Steds ayerteret her
i Bladet, har Skandinayien.Ame-
rika LINEN nu genoptaget sin
paa Grund af Striker afbrudte
Passagertrafik, og Vi erfarer, at
Liniens Passagerdampskib Ere
VIII" i'll. Planen skal an
komme til New York omkring
we'd den 81. Juni og after afgaa
til de skandinaviske Lande ON
kring den s. JUL.
Da Trafikken standsedes /
Slutningen af April Manned, var
Linens fire Skibe omtrent he'll
udsolgte, for allie Turenes We'd
kommende, lige indtil forstkom-
mende September. Et sterre An
tai az de mango Tusinde Passa.
eerer. som den midlertidigt af-
E+
brudte Trafik hindrede / at reJ-
Sc fra New York i Maanederne
Mai og Juni, foretrak at vente
paa dens Genoptagelse OF som
vi erfarer, err Frederic VIII .
folgehg allerede nu fyldt til sid
ste Kojeplads med saadanne Pas
sagerer, som ferst hayde siSret
sig Skibslejlighed.
Men skont LINEN forel6big
kun annoncerer dette PASSAGE
dampskibs Afgang fra K6ben-
hayn d. 10. Juni og 3. August
og fra New York henholdsvis d.
8. JUL og 26. August, yentes Diet
dog. at Liniens evrige Skibe /;
,,Hellig Olav", Oscar H., og
United States = hgeledes vii
genoptage Observation-Disclosures
i den nermeste Fremtid. De
mango rejsende i Danmark, Sver.
rig og Norge, som har 6nsket
snarlig Befordring med Liniens
Skibe, 1vil nu kunne bliye betjen-
tie; og amerikanske Skandina-
yer, som har ventet paa Bes9g
af Slegt og Venner fra ndet
gamle Land, vii efter al Sand
synlighed smart kunne modtage
disse herovre.
,,Frederik VIII" feres nu af
Kaptajn Rognald L. G6tsche,
som har taget Kaptain A. G..
Thomsens Plads paa Kommando-
broen efter en- Aarrekke at have
fSrt United States''; og talTge
Venner i America venter utaal-
modigt paa after at hyde ham
og hans lenge savnede Flag vel
kommen i New Yorks Hayn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Denver, Colo.

M har vi haft Solskinsvejr
for en- It'd herude / Vesten. Det
har varet en- streng Winter med
megen Sne og Kulde, men desto
gladere byder vi Sommeren vel.
kommen.
Landmanden har haft travlt
med Saaningen, og Hornet er al
lerede paa mango Steder godt
i Vejret. Alfalfaen er smart fer-
dig Ill at skeres. Nh venter
Farmeren ganske sikkert en- god
Host; der tales meget ON, hvor-
ledes Jorden skal bearbejdes, og
hvor stor Indtagten vii blive.
Nogle vii maaske blive skuffede
og andre maaske faa mere, end
de havde ventet. ia, saaledes
STAIR Diet I'll her i Naturen.
Gid vi altid var saa haabe-
fnlde paa Diet aandelige Omraa-
de, naar Diet gelder Guds Ri
.ges Arbejde. Jeg mindes nogle
Ord fra tidligere It'd ON Saa-
ming og Host.
Vi saar en- Tanke og h6ster en-
Corning,
Vi saar en- Corning og h9ster en-
Karakter,
Vi saar en- Karakter og hester
en- Eyighed.
Ordet saas rigelig herude i
Denver, baade ON Omvendelse og
Helhggerelse; vi har B~ibelklasse
liver Sendag F%ormiddag fra go
til 1920, hvor hyert troende
Menneske kan sp9rge og faa
Svar paa Diet, som Sjelen tren-
ger til at faa Lys over. Saa
faar Vi igen Ordet at h9re fra
1890 til Middagsstunden; toGan-
&c ON Maaneden faar vi Anled-
ming til at geste Herrens Bord /;
liver Sondag Aften lyder Ordet
fra So; Onsdag Aften er der
Ungdomsm9de Klokken s, lige-
ledes er der Samtalem9de EN-
Gang hyer treble Uge. vi hay-
de en- velsignet Paaske. -og Pin
sefest, serlig Paaskedag var Kir-
ken lige we'd at ware fyldt.
bet mfndede os ON, at der er
eft stort Arbejde lagt hen til
Prast og Menighed. Saa oprandt
Northumberland, hvor flere
unge Mennesker aflagde den GO
de Bekendelse. Paa Grund af
daarligt Weir var der like saa
mango til Stede, som kunde
yentes.
Pastor Christensen re.jste nd
paa en- Missionsrejse for en- 3
a A Uger siden. | denne It'd fix
vi Bes6g af Pastor Gade fra
Danmark, han talte til os Ons-
dag Aften ON Korsharens Ar
bejde j Storbyernes lave Kvar-
%terer; han bad os indtrengende
ON Forb9n for dette Arbejde +;
Pastor Gade talte Torsdag AZ
ten, Kristi Himmelfartsdag ser.
Zig skal mindes de Ord han sag
de, at himmelsindede maa Tide
meget, men de har Glade og
Fred j deres Liv.
Sgndagen efter havde vi Be
|seg az Pastor Madsen fra Brush,
som talte Til os Morgen og AZ
ten. Nh err Pastor Christensen
tilbage.
Hilsen til Bladets Lasere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16

bley gift med Micael Sonderup,
der oyertager de 9ldre Sonde-
rups Farm / Wolback, og Marie
D. bley gift med Henry Soren-
sen, Son af Peter Sorensen og
Hustru, Staplehurst de har for
pagtet en- Farm tilhorende J9r-
gen Vedsted. NIELSEN foregik i
Kirken og udfortes af Niels
Dahls Syigerson, Past. Andrew
Hansen, Oshkosh, Wis. Efter
NIELSEN samledes en- stor Skare
af Slegtninge og Yenner (ca.
800 / Niels Dahls HEM, hyor
Forfriskninger serveredes. 81
den tilbragtes en- It'd med Ia
Ter, Sang og Musk. = Lykonsk-
ringer. og Gaver til Brudepar-
rene en- Selvfolgel En- skon
Familiefest. - Disk. onsker hJer-
telig til Lykke!
Onsdag d. 16. Tabithamode
hos A. C. Debels. Sendag d. 20
Sondagsskole Kl. 9,15; Gudstje-
nestle X. 1890 og engelsk AT
tensgudstjeneste H. 5. 'Tirsdag
d. %. Ungdomsmede H. S Kir-
kens Keldersal, alt ON Gud vii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Adresseforandring

Efter d. Is. Juni oliver Past.
Theo. M. Hansens Adresse
723-13th Ave. s. E. Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Beder ON Undskyldning. Wa

Beder ON Undskyldning. Wa
shington, D. c., s. Juni. Uden-
rigsminister Colby har paa den
amerikanske Regerings Vegne
sendt en- Undskyldning til den
engelske Gesandt for, at irske
Kvinder i forrige Uge brandte
eft engelsk Flag her.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Fra wort eget Land.

Pastor Edward Pickette Kim
ball, som den %. JUL 1919 fyld
tie 100 Aar, er afgaaet we'd Do
den hos sin Batter, Mrs. G. J.
Mack, j Waterloo, Iowa. Abode
var Prast i Kongregationalkir-
ken / 70 Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Kennard.

Gudstjeneste hver 2den og 4de
Sendag Find. Il. II. hver Maa-
ned.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-16
Blair, Nebr.

New York, men vi fix like An
ledning I'll at hilse paa ham.
Hike desto mindre 6nskede vi
ham Lykke paa Rejsenl Han ag-
sede at REESE fra New York eff
Ger Danmark den II. ds., altsaa
j Morgen. Guds Velsignelse I'M
der Rejsen og vel tilbage!
Lerdag i sidste Uge hilste
vi paa Past. M. TIL. Jensen fra
Selma. Calf, som han kom her
igennem paa Vel fra Aarsmo-
Diet / Hutchinson. Han skulde
samme Dag REESE til Fremont og
besoge sit gamle Kald Sondag
over, og i Mandags skulde Rel
sen saa fortsettes hjemefter.
For en- IA Dage siden blew
Kand. teol. Anders %J9rgensen
DIT. traadlos Telegram kaldt
HEM til Danmark for at tage At
sked med sin Moder, der laa syg.
Da Jorgensen like var forberedt
paa sligt, havde han | nogle
Dage meget travlt med at ordne
sine Sager til Afrejse. Sendag
den 6. Jun rejste han saa her
fra efter New York i Haab ON
at finde Skibslejlighed til Eu-
ropa med Diet ferste.
J. E. Campbell-Furniture
md Undertaking. Successor to
g. G. Pierce.
VI har nylig haft Besog
81 en- gammel Bekendt og Ven
indie fra Grand Island, Nebra-
ska. Mrs. Henrietta Nyboe. For
uden os bes6gte hun serlig Mrs.
Markus Beck, Mrs. Platz og
Mrs. P. Therkelsen. Mrs. NybOe
havde varet i Clinton, Ia, hvor
hendes eldste Datter, der er gift
med en- amerikansk luthersk
Prats, Dor. Hendes Besog glade.
de os, og serlig gledede det os
at erfare, at Diet gaar den gamle
prsvede og dygtige Kvinde vel.
Gammelt Jern og andre
Metaller. Klude, Gummi osv. ke.
hes I'll Dagens h6jeste Priser.
T. G. Phelps
we'd Siden af Miller Munks
Emedev8rksted.
Bell Telefon - Ash: 1772.
I Gaar havde vi Beseg at
Mr.. Oluf Bondo fra Council
Bluffs. Han gjorde os narmere
fekendt med den for omtalte
danske HospitaLSag i Omaha.
Der er allerede k6bt eft Hospital
med 200 Senge, til over en- halv
Million Dollars, den NEST up
90 date Hospital i Omaha, be-
hggende paa HORNET at 26. st.
og Dewey Avenue. ON kort It'd
vii den blive indviet og taget i
Brug. DR.. Rosenblad i Council
Bluffs, oliver Hospitalets ledende
Doktor. Hyad Diet var sarlig om
at gore te faa Rede paa
for at kunne anbefale Sa-
gen til wore Lesere var, ON
Hospitalet Wide komme under
kristelig Indflydelse, saa Vi kun
de anbefale Patienter at lagge
Ig ind der. bet forsikrede Mr..
Bondo. at der oliver sgrget for.
Forretningsmassig set bliyer Fo-
retagendet ct A~ktieselskab, og
Bestyrelsen anmoder Landsmand
nd over Landet ON at tage
Shares" a 800 Stykket i dette
dznske Foretagende. Mere ON
Sagen senere.
Onsdag i sidste Uge tog
p. C. S9rensens pr. Automobil
en- Tur til Staplehurst. De var
nemIig indbudt til en- sjalden
Familiefest der hos Niels Dahls.
Ire az deres Born holdt Bryllup
Torsdag den 10. Juni: S6nnen
Thomas Dahl og D9trene Else
og Marie. Thomas Dahl blew gift
med Lydia Vedsted, Datter at
L. yedsted og Hustru. Else ID.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
Chambers Assumes Graham Judgeship
 Left By M'Alister

PHOENIX, Dec. 22. Governor Thomas E. Campbell today appointed w. R. Chambers of Stafford, to be judge of the superior court of Ora ham county. He will succeed Judge A. G. McAlister, elected justice of the supreme court. Governor Campbell announced the appointment of Cham bers promptly on receiving the resig- nation of Judge McAhster, who wrote that he was resigning in time for his successor to begin his duties Janu- ary l.
 Chambers had the endorsement of the Graham County Bar Association for the judgeship. it was announced. He came to Arizona from Illinois in 1906, served as clerk of the court un- der Judge Ernest w. Lewis of the fifth judicial district during territor- ial days and also under the late Judge Nave. He also was county attorney of Graham county, filling out the un- expired term of County Attorney Me Gowan. who died while in office.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
Oakland Woman Says Taniac Has Completely Overcome All Her Troubles-Geins Is Pounds.

For the first time in years I can look forward to the coming Christmas holidays with real pleasure said Mrs. Hattie Harvey, of 255S San Pab- To avenue, Oakland Cal.
 q had an awful case of stomach trouble of such long standing that l thought l was doomed to suffer and be miserable for the rest of my life. Thanksgiving Christmas and other joyful occasions meant little to me. for l couldn't enjoy the good things they brought.
 After eating even the lightest meal I would become so badly nauseated
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
SOUTHERN PART OF COUNTY TO- BE PASSED UP IN ROAD WORK
 IN NEXT TWO YEARS, REPORT

That the Warren district and Douglas will receive little or nothing during the next two years in the form of road monies appears certain. according to information reaching Bisbee and following the recent eau GUS of the supervisors elect and also a visit of Chairman |. C. k. Adams to the northern end of the county De- termination of majority of the board of supervisors, consisting of l. C. E. Adams, of Risbee. and D. A. Adams, of Dragoon, has been made to complete all of any desired road work in the northern supervisoral district and allow any balance to be expended in the Bisbee and Douglas districts.
 At a meeting held in Risbee some weeks ago before which l. C. F. Adams appeared, he was told that the most needed road, from a Bisbee standpoint. was a direct connection with Gleason. At that time Adams asked the Bisbee people if the Cleo son higrway. with two laterals, would satisfy the Warren district people in addition to the regular maintenance. He was told that it would Adams then pledged himself to a program by which he would seek to have this road constructed by the board of supervisors.
 According to a report from Wilcox,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
Campbell Wires Request
 For Higher Cotton Levy
 To Protect Arizona Men

PHOENIX, Dec. Ex-Governor Thomas E. Campbell telegraphed to- day to Senator McCumber, acting chairman of the senate finance com mfttee, and Representative Fordney, chairman of the house ways and means committee, urging them to use their influence to secure an ems rg- ency tariff of 20 to 30 cents a pound on long starle cotton instead of z cents. .as proposed in the Fordney measure. The governor pointed out that the long staple cottcn industry was threatened with ruin and the producers with bankruptcy. The 1920 crop would approximate 90,000 bales. the message said. with an average cost of production of 50 to 70 cents q pound. The tariff figures suggested were needed to offset low production costs abroad, according to Governor Campbell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
MRS. HARVEY ID ENJOY FIRST XMAS IN YEARS

that I could hardly retain a thug. sas pressed up into my chest anti! I vas nearly choked and my heart would palpitate frightfully. My head ached and my back hurt like it would break in two. My nerves were shattered. | could searely sleep and was 90 weak l couldn't half do my housewOTk Q
 "A friend of mine got me to fry Tanlac and it has simply mad" new woman of me. For now l am entirely free of stomach trouble and nerN ous- ness, never have an ache or pain and my breathing is free and easy. sleep like child every night, have regaired my full strength. am fifteen pounds heavier and am feeling just as good as I ever did in my life"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. RI. Ball, w. Harry Miller. Johnson's Addi- tion, Lowell Drug Co. and by lead ing druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
GIVES WIFE.
 CYCERINE MIXTURE.

A retired merchant whose wife suffered for years from catarrh of the stomach finally gave her simple glycerine, buclIthcrn bark, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONE bottle produced great results. Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel it removes all foul mat ter which poisoned stomach. Re lieves ANY CASE sour stomach or gas on stomach Often CURES con stipation Prevents appendicitis.
 J. M. Ball, druggist, Bisbee and in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
DUNBAR SINGERS DEL|GHT WITH
 ROBIN HO0D'

Bisbee enjoyed a treat last eve ming, or rather that part ri Bisbee which witnessed the operaiic perfjl- nance at the Grand Thaater. For Robin Hood" his merry men and Songsters entertained a packed opera house and disclosed that. though old, the venerable things Still leave an en- tirely wholesome aftertaste in the mental palate.
 From the opening chorus to the fi- nal ensemble the music of last eve nings Robin Hood was excellent. Of voices there could much be said, par ticularly in a community where so few are heard. The ancient and hon. ored landmark of comic opera, how ever. afforded many opportunities for the voices and for the acting of a , most capable cast.
 As Maid Marian, Miss Elsie hiede more than made good Her singing was effective and sweet withal Miss Baker as Annabel, Miss Baxter as Alan-a-Dale and Miss Hartford as Dame Burden were also in fine voice and contributed their part to a whole some entertainment. Among the men the most entertaining feature was ths excellent comedy work of the Lord High Sheriff of Nottingham acted by that capable actor, Tom Burton. From the standpoint of music, Albart Parr, as Robin Hood, Harry Long Street as Little John and William Degan as Will Scarlet divided the appreciation of very appreciative audience. ! Should Robin Hood" of this or any other company return to the Warren District, with a part of the promise that proceeded the company that ap- peared last evening it is safe to fore cast that the s. R. O. sign would be hung in the entrance at an early hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23

Adams, while on visit there about week or ten days ago. declared that the people of the Warren district could go and whistle" for their Gleason road He added that the DragOon to Benscn highway would be completed before any ether piece of work was started in the county He also declared that the road, which is said to be surveyed, from Light to the top of the Chiricahua mountains would also have right of way.
 Political observers declare that in spite of the fact that Bisbee and Douglas each have a representative on the beard of supervisors, the northern district. through the influ- ence and domination of C. M Rob- erts. retiring member of the board of supervisors from Wilcox, in reality controls. This, they say. is brought about through the domination of Rob- erts over the chairman of the board, I. C.. .E. Adams. and D. A. Adams, one of the new members. JoAn B. Hart, of Douglas. the other supervisor elect, is said to be unattached but in a minority.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
Investigation of Breaks in , Oil
 Stocks Ordered

NEW YORK, Dec. Conditions in the stock market today were more orderly. Leading issues recovered part of yesterdays extensive de clines, but speculative shares were in process of further liquidation, with consequent new low records.
 A sidelight on the protracted re- versal was furnished by the failure of prominent stock exchange firm. whose immediate difficulties are traceable 10 the tense credit situa- tion, the banAs, according to report. calling loans on depreciated col lateral
 Another feature Of the unsettle- ment was the announcement that the stock exchange had been requested by members to investigate the gyra- tiOns of several stocks recently under bear pressure Among these are Houston Oil and Replogle. The for mer last week made precipitate break of more than 10 points, while Replogle's collapse of 22 points was the chief factor in yesterdays demor- alized trading
 Gains outnumbered losses at the close of today's market, but the con sensus in conservative circles was that further readjustment would have to take place before confidence could be restored Sales approXi- mated 100000 shares, the bond mar ket also recording a large turnover at variable reactions.
 Among the constructive develop
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
FROM TEMPE NORMAL

Miss Geraldin Hogan returned yes terday from the Tempe Normal where she has been attending school. The Misses Margaret Sealey, Alice Will son, Mary Wilburn and lone Hazel wood are expected to arrive today from the same school to spend the holidays in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT

The Christmas entertainment of the Presbyterian Sunday school will be held Thursday evening at ' o'clock The early hour is set for the benefit of the youngest children. Money, food, toys, and clothing may be given to help bring Christmas cheer to needy ones of the district. The public is invited. .-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL DONATES

The Sunday school of the Episco- pal church recently made liberal do- nation to the Warren District Relief Association fund. Due to an error it was reported in the Review that the church had mad ethe donation.