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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
DE La GORTE FEpERAB
= CALENDARIO,b ssosqsg
Peter j. Hamilton, JaeS del Distfit6:
y Jueges, ,enerO 20 de 1920 s3e5y


\ Dinet y Pacheco vs. P. r. Express
Co, 1870 Civil. .-lL Las objeciones la
delnanda han sido denegadFas. 1F9 II, g.,
Molina por el demandante,. y D.. +.
Kelley por el demandado.
Cerecedo VS.. Salazar otros, 1910
en- Equidad.- Las objeciones a la de-
manda han sido denegadas. La OPT
lima por ell demandante, y E. B. Wilcox
abogado que present6 las objeciones.
La opinion del Juez ha sido radicada.
Cerecedo VS.. Salazar y otros, 1O41
EN- Equidad.- Las objeciones la de-
lnanda ha nsido denegadas. La OPT
ni6n del Juez ha sido radicada. n.
G. Molina por el demandante. y E..
B. Wilcox abogado que present6 las
objeciones. &
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
ARfICULos DECoMIsADos

La SAnidad Municipal decomis6 los
siguientes artfeulos /: sI8CE G0I 2(
10 lataH de 10 onzas de arenques en-
tomate@I marca 4guiia;; + cal ID 4B iatass
de 1e Snzas yiecheY eyapefada, Emarea
BordenI; A latas de 20 onzas de Black
Raspbetries, marcap Morris; 10 O4latas
de piment6n de,S kilos lata, marca Sde
f. Flores; 1 1ata de 4 kilos piment6n,
marca Espinardd tde f. Flores; 81 Ia
ia de 2 kilos, marca Espinardo, de Fran
cisco Flores; 1862 huevos y 12 aves.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
Ia FRATERNIDAD REPUBLICAN,

Ell domingo por la noche inaugura
su club en- Santurce, parada IS, la
Fratermddd RepaDlicana, cuyo jefe es
el seiior Rafael Gutierrez Tomaran
parte en- dicho acto, prestigiosas perso-
nalidades del partido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

Bfa hecho, q 10 jcual el reporter res
pondio: 10 hare de la manera cue usted
Ie ha heche,,, sin quitarle nj ponerIe
una sOla coma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
ENFERMEDADEs TRANsMIsIBLEs

INTERMEDIATES TRANSMISIBLES
La Sanidad Municipal di6 cuenta, du
rante la semana pasada, de los ST.
guientes ycasos de enfermedades trans
misibles.
Tuberculosis, 4; Rifteria, a; Escarla
tina, 5; sarampion, 8; Tetano infantil,
/ Y Parotiditis, 1.
Muestras enviadas al Laboratorio
Biol6gico:
Para investigar: Difteria, 10; Tifoi-
dea, 2; y Malaria, 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
A. esUeTIEMPo

) .ais> y oAe sUemEMPo aol' fhmtf
!. Et Gobernador INFERNO ha denega-
do III solicftud de oiibertad bajo paia-
bra presentada en- favor del confnado
Jesus Brignoni. i'i5i2 Z & ,'.isi % ayi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
IA INFLUENZA Ell
ESTlDOSUNIDDS


issp. a.. Rs-. a. fss-Al,n ai,s ~.
IA ~ . luss~tlraf tss ssnuuans unc
sassilnn s..niIa o. go - ala~,s~a.aa
- la sliasssn laaa lsassa ~ aeu.la.
80 lsus s.n cusslla b lass..l.lua in,s.
smnlc rpn la sgislssmia assr be- lav.inao
o. mlMmfaa Nlnrsmns4lr } aesAsaIwsa.
EniFw los pFssmfafisos qur ~ isa~n a
la rnssrsA pnFa asienfF - NAL 90
las hospitulcs palaiess = Isrivudss. a..
lAn. lsSN,o camns diss,aes1as paIa Fssa.
l,lr , at-narr a los lsaricnirs mas isc.
cesiiadoS
~ brOic - ssamb,ose - Chicsgs
I'm las u.incuatro horas cue ieglni.
nnrOn a las cinco de- Ia tarde del -
de enero.. llalianse regiSirado cn In
p0pulosa ciudad del Illinois. 2.0Ss ca
SOS de influenza y 35I de pulmonia. a
mas de los va conocidos. Mientras las
Idefunciones pOr motive de Ia influenza
sumaban 3G diarias. las de pulmOnla al
canadian a IS. como promedio. la
falta de nurses va agrarandO cada dia
mas In situaci6n en- Chicago. pues al
igual de Nueva York. Sc hace seniir
Ia insuficiencia de mujeres entresadas
a esta noble y caritativa labor.
Ell NAL sc crfiende como Ia p6IrOrO
En- Filadelfia, Syracuse. y. y; To
Iedo, Ohio; Y Washington, ID. C., sc
registrar los casos por miles va, fe-
ni6ndOse entendidO que en- la Habana.
Cuba, ha hechO su aparici6n el NAL.
alarmada la Iisla, como es de supO-
nerse.
No Obstante, 81 bien es de temerse
su propagation, que pudiera llegar has
ia nosOtros 81 la Sanidad local no to-
mara todas las rigurosas medidas que
ell case requiere, las autoridades sani-
tariaS de la naci6n aseguran que; el NAL
Ino presenta las caracterfsticas, NOR.
tales pOr necesidad en- la mayorfa de
los casos, del brote ocurride en- 1918
en- cuya epoca, daunque las inuertes sc
sucedfan en- el mayor ocultamiento,
bien Sc sabe, que fue en- Puerto Rico
l.d0nde relativamente mas victimas Sc
registraron, motvadas por tan desastro
lisa enfermedad. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
La Patia Potestad de los
hIOs corresponds al padre
Habeas Corpus, SIN lugar

N n Naaf a. t1islfln 81 lllasal
9aalcal a. SuA auAA. a. o.
sDoCaoN rRInERA.
CeilA GamhaA.
nssiriannria.
a.
Auaanie lspcE
Opositof.
Ne. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30

Delegados a la Asamblea don Enri.
que zorrilla Y don Arturo CoEtes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-30
PUEDEN vIAJAR

Juez Sustituto, Sec. la.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
BUSINESS MEN ENDORSE
4: BUYING OF PLAY GROUND
appoint Committee IN Plan for Pur-
chase of Tract for East End
~ Children.

/. The business Mems Association OF
Church Hill and Fulton heartily in
dorscd the proposal 10 purchase a
playground for the children of the
East End at meeting Of that body
held last night \ committee was
appointed To plan for securing o. the
Peter Paul Tract which comprises
flfty-six acres.
aReprcsemtatlve Of the Common
Council and the Board OF Aldermen
We're present At the meeting and also
Endorsed the proposal, Captain c. Z.
Walton discussed matter Of buying
the property.
I'M. s. knight advertising manager
ct The Times dispatch and Evening
Dispatch, gave talk on the value OF
community advertising. Miss Helen
Dickinson made an address on the
needs of the schools of the city in
the way OF eymnasiums, athletic fla
cilitics and Fairgrounds.
5Oscar L. Parrish, president ot the
organization presided over the meet
Ing and John g. Goode, secretary.
was present. After the meeting n
BANQUET WAS served in Pythian Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
i'M0RE THAN 5000 VOTERS
APPLY FOR TRANSFERS
"oods"n Declares Citizens Are
Awakening TO Importance OF
Casting Ballots.

Central Reg Woodson stated
yesterday that mocc than 5000 appl.-
cations for transfers have been made
10 him since his ollie. opened early
IN the summer This means" said
MIR. Woodsoa. that the people OF
tslchnond are awak eniug 20 tine inI-
nortancc of paying SONS attention
20 the affairs of the municipality
They are beginning to realize ,',a;
they are u part OF the city. and tina;
II they wish 10 Kick abou. tic way
things are going they r;us; :or..fy
THEMSELVES with III: right Of IRAN
chiSc."
Mos; OF these transfers. said NJ.
Woodson. We're made before the late
election. however, will. just 4 few
nave applied for transfer since that
time. Most Of those who Sougn.
transfers were citizens who had
changed their residences In the gen
eral moving around on S.pteuhe.
hrsi; Some of them, declared the
R"Ei strar. had not voted in wears.
but they took advantage IT tina; Tins
lanes but IN getting on the voting
list.
II do not believe the number or non
voters is large" said Mr.. WoodSon
The women helped stir the lag
CARDS 10 realization Of the import
aner OF voting. and the list, 10 my
The Central Registrar stated yes
trrdaS that all persons who wish 10
vote in the next election may pay
their poll taxes any time up 10 The
first Tuesday In May. which Viii lie
six months before the genera! clcc-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
MRS. MINOR WILL BECOME
81 HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE HEAD
Was Recently. Elected Presi-
dsnts but Resigned Position
Owing to Ill Health.

!. II yas announced at q meeting Of
tho Hons ewives' League held yester-
Y day afternoon in the Jefferson Hotel
shat Mrs. l. c. Minor. recently
elected president OF that organizai
ation. but who had resigned because
n OF all health, had acceded to the de-
!! mands of the members for recon-
sideration OF her resignation, and
shN will enter upon the duties OF the
Office rimmcdiatciy.
Mrs. Minor is n wellknuwn leader
OF civic movements in Richmond and
during the war was chairman of the
Moman'S Committee on Federal Food
4 Conservation. She was also the first
Z president Of the Woman's Democratic
Club. now rcorganizch in tn. Demo
cratic Club of Richmond
~. The league voted its official indorsc-
ment OF the proposed Nchmond
products exposition now under con-
s)deration 10y the Chamber OF Com
niercc ANA the manufacturers OF the
that SO important an aid in boosting
action on the par; OF the business in
terests.
Mrs. J. W. Durham was appointed
chairman Of q committee 10 inyesti-
gate the price Of bread: Mrs. Robert
Fitzgerald. chairman Of 4 committee
To Investigate the conditions Of the
gas. supply and The price Of cleo
tfici;y and Mrs. stuart MichauN.
chairman ot n committee to survey
the number Of cows KEEP; within the
city limits and to make rccommei-
cations 10 the city 4, )uEcil for their
ct,ntroi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

remedy Mr. Knigh, has i wide nc.
quaintance here. lie said:
eFor about I3 years have been .,
great sufferer with stomach trouble
and UP to the time when began Ia
take your pant juice, never knew
what irs was 70 be IN good health !
had no appetite. could not slecp d,
night. ] was SO nervous. had head
aches, was bioatcd with gas and /.
ttrrible pain most Of the time .vas
scpnstipated and cot 50 weak that
nd just about given UP hope Of ever
mtng well again. \ neighbor OF
s6trs. who knew what I had suffered
Jagged me to try Plant Juice. az hs
got such wonderful results from II
yhe first few doses took CAV. m,
- much benefit that ! continued IL
sfAke II and l have gotten so well now
Nat am able To eat anything
Nflnt. and digest ~; | sleep fna n,
night, arm not cOnstipatcd. ana hay.
4kfned 10 pounds in weight Plant
Juice has certainty done wonders 10,
ne. and am glad 10 endorse Il pub.
,j5clys In the hope that IL viii be o.,
ibknef1t to others"
J'iast juice is sold Mt tho Tragic
Drug CoInpany's store in Hichmona
81 For sale in Petersburg by Morrison
gtA6 BfuG Man, and la Chase civ h,
dbs Chase City Drug Co.--Adr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
BASKERVILLE AGAIN HEADS
- ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Hoard or Directors Elects Officers for
~ Ensuing Year ut session
- In IieulUunrfcrs.

The following officers OF the AsSo-
ciatcd Charities Of Richmond were
reelected hy the beard OF directors
at a meeting Of that body yesterday
afternoon in the headquarters OF the
association:
II Henry Baskerville, president: o. C.
Hawk ms, first vice president. -. II.
funston. second vice-prcsident; Mrs.
{. IT,. Rolling. third vicc-president:
Charms Watkins. recording secretary,
Miss Charlotte Whiting, general see
retary: William Trigg. treasurer, and
Coleman Wurtham member or the
executive committee.
IF Mr.. Wcrtham was appointed chair
man OF the finance committee, aud
aninimediatr cons liberation Of the
means TO raise the budget for the
canning year VIII engage the attention
of tlf!S-hC dy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
so BAD he
HAD TO GIVE UP JOB
nut Mr. Myers has his old job
back now, and has gained
30 pounds.

over year ago my health got SO
bad had TO give up my work as coal
miner mr. lad Il very bad case OF stom-
could not eat anything. and. there.
Tore, was too weak TO work. 1 had
bren doctoring for n long time, but
did not Improve any.
, II finally started to take Milks
Emulsion and then went to farm
lear mere 70 work. carried my
i Tom isi9n bottle with me, all the time.
strength and flesh every dny, and
Whs able to work the entire season
i,nrnugh on the farm. and now / am
PACK PACK At my work in tho Grncnridgc
> When I started taking Milks
I'm inmui SLOT. ] was down to l35 pounds.
strong and healthy as ever Wac.
Lem Myers. Virdon. III.
thousands of people who have suf-
; ;ercd Tor years from stomach aud
poMci troubles have found relief al
Emulsion. And il is real. las, sung
Miits Emulsion Is a pleasant. nm.
afltl'e FOOD and corrective medi-
cine. 1t restores healthy. natura,
no"ei action. doing away with ali
notes appetite and quickly nuts the
digestive organs In shape to assImi-
late food. AZ builder OF flesh and
strength. Milks Emulsion In strongly
recomm cnded TO those whom sicknsss
has weakened.
This liz the only solld emulsion
made, and 80 pafatable that II is eat
en- with spoon like leo cream.
NO matter how severe your case.
you are urged to try Mllks Emulsion
under this guarantee six bot
ties home with you. use ~ according
70 directions and II not satisfied with
the results. your money VIII he
promptly refunded Price 75c and
sl.50 per bottle. The M;iks Emul-
slon Co. Tcrrc liau,.. Ind. Sold By
druErlsts cvcrywhcrc.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Money Refunded If Any Cough
or Cold, No Matter Of How
Long Standing, Is Not Re-
lieyed After Taking Accord.
ing to Directions.
FINE FOR BUILDING Up
THE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE FLU.

OF NIL known drugs, creosoto :,
recognized by the medical frater,,tv
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. Circumcision contains,
In addition to creosoto. other healinr
clements which soothe and heal tbs
inhamed membrane and stop tho
irritation and inflammation while the
creosote goes on TO tho stomach ia
absorbed into tho blood. attacks the
seat OF the trouble and destroys tho
germs that lead TO conaumntion.
Circumcision Is guarantecd salts
Factory In tho trentmept OF chronic
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases. and is
excellent for building np the system
a..eI coias or the flu. Increases app
petite and body-weight. !, ASK YOUR
druggist-Adv, 'cSSf';
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
CITY HEALTH BUREAU WILL
BE STUDIED BY FOREIGNERS
Conminsion VIII OBJ
serve Work Done Here by
Dtrepfnr

The Health Bureaus or Richmond
anu Virginia will. on December II.
entertain the cZecho- Sloyak Health
commission. which has been in Amer
ica several months studying the
Meath departments of the various
states. The commission has been de-
voting most OF its time In observing
cations
:, OWING to Richmond's place In the
uepartmcnts OF health In America, the
con mission makes an exception and
establish by Director L. e, Lew
VINO rs considered at the top of his
In this country.
ne commission comes TO this city
NJ NJ, Invitation OF both DIR. Ennion G..
W iiiiams. of the State Department Of
ii I and DIR. L. c. Levy, OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
$500 CONTRIBUTED
IN A SINGLE DAY TO
TEN OPPORTUNITIES
(Lcntinucd from First pasc)

ney laden with the good things of
the child world. just rs their chill
dren have. or that they. too. like
nice dresses and have eyes that
brighten with delight when they APP
pear not 10 be forsot;cn.
But now they know the world has
not forgotten. NirEiniaus only have
10 hc reminded OF the unfortunate 10
come quickly TO their relief. The
spirit that made America enter the
great war that nations. the small as
Wei as the great. might have an
equal opportunity to carve their own
dcstin:cs and play fully their own
part. fashioned by them, in world
affairs. always has been dominant in
Virginia. Knightly consideration OF
the down-troddcn, whether they are
beaten down by poverty or some
other powerful force. is a character
istic OF the man or woman OF the
Old Dominion.
Niche in Hcnrt of World.
The Ten opportunities" realize
TINS. IN the face OF a Hood OF con-
trioui.ons. more fully than they ever
did. ii VIII make OF them better
citizens. They have 4 niche in the
heart OF the Notwithstanding about
which they We're doubtful before.
ontFieutions yesterday were AZ
follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Judge Orders BLU"
Xmas for 3 Bad Bows
my Associated pre...l

WEST ORANGE, ". j., Dec. 10
Christmas this year is TO be n Joy
less festival for three West Orange
boys of ~ to II years who toiay
were sentenced by city Recorder
John u. Lander to receive no hoii-
day presents. take no part In my
Christmas festivities and Go to bed
mt 0i30 O'Clock every evening for
month. including Chrixtnnas
Eve.
The youngsters. who appeared
In court accompanied by their
parents. were convicted OF brcnlx-
Ing Into school ind stealing
pencils and money from the teach
"r's desk. md on another occnsIon
tinkcrinE with the automobile of
Rev. Alfred Roy Esmcn 40 TINT
the minister could not start IL
when he was ready TO go home
after II church service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
trin,pitnI THIEF Sentenced

: James. Peterson, colored. charged
with rohbinE three patients az tn"
Menrnrial Hospital, while n. was en-
pioyed there a an orderly was given
two Years on the roads when his case
was beard in Polio. Court Yesterday.
Petcfs on was also charged win steal
ing hetI-flothcs frnni the institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
WHY NOT RELIEVE
THAT COLD NOW?
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey Is
noted for its effectiveness

YOU'LL find the small cost OF
! generous bottle OF DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey sum weIl spent
when you learn how promptly and
ethaently and comfortably i, helps re
heVc that lingering o, new cold or
cough
Ip balsamie and healing anriseptna
are unsurpassed in promoting case
from distressed bronchial tubes, help-
ing 70 loosen phlegm, congestion, and
allaying inflammation Children, TOO,
like IT'S pleasantness. Thousands every
where use It the minute they feel
cold coming on. Get I bot,le az your
ttuegnt, to-day as safeguard against
sudden colds. 3Oc.. Coo. 81 N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Jullu. III. Hob.on Roh,ss

JULIUS a. Hobson. former mcm-
at col West ThIrtieth Street. rennrI,.S
70 the police yesterday that ho haI
ms pockets picked and HIS wallet
$l5. taken, while he WAS In
Eighth and Broad Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

against the dcfunct Jefferson r,ra
and Rubber Company.
Tho motion to set aside the verdict
IN the suit of tho Dixie Realty Com
pany against II. j. Sydnor was over
rnlcd. The case had been decided In
favor of tho defendant. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
New Fir,n,,n Co.,. :,

Inarles Z. Madison was sworn in
a as member Of tho Fire Department by
ni,x Clerk Mcdowell yesterday. He
.cpnrtcu 70 chief Joyues ana viii IA
assigned To duty Mt once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

Render Court Decisions.
:, Judge Scott. of the civ Circu,,
Court. yesterday rendered Il verdict
In FAVOR OF tho plaintiffs in Ave cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA
Chronic Coughs and PcrsiS-
tent Colds Lead to Serious
Lung Trouble. You Can
Stop Them Now With Greco
muisiOn, an Emulsified
CreOsote That Is Pleasant
TO Take.

\ New Medical Discovery
With Twofold Action.
S00thes and Heals the In
ilamed Surface and Kills the
Germs. Endorsed BY High
est Authorities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-11
FIND TEQUILA
 IN BOTTOM OF
 CAPTURED CAR
Police Sergeant Leaps From Flying Auto to Motor of
 Wanted Man

With four gallons of tequilla conceal ed in the faulse bottom Of a Ford. Eugenio Castro was captured last night by Police Sergeant Hill Ruff and Jailer Tex Barton after a chase from the Siag Dump garage to the Grand Theatre. at the end of which Ruff made flying leap from the ear in which he was pursuing into Castro's car
 The police had been watching for Castro for some time. Receiving in- formation that he had just crossed the line with his car. Ruff waited for him on Naco road near the Slag Dump and Barton at the police station. Castro refused to stop when the police men hailed him. Ruff jumped into q passing car and purseud. The liquor was carried in flat gal vanized tanks made for the purpose. A two-gallon tank that had been fast ened underneath the machine with wire had sprung leak and all the liquor had leaked out According to the police Castro will be held for the federal officers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-11
Mothers and Sons
 Dinner Tonight At '. ". C. A. Building

The Mothers and Sons banquet will be held in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium at G:30 tonight instead of the Y. w. C. A. cafeteria as was first planned. It is expected that there will be more than 150 women and boys present.
 Mrs. J. s. Stewart, chairman of the program and entertainment committee. has announced the following program for the evening. Origin Uf Mothers Day Mrs A. L. Ralph; My Best Girl'. Gordan Wallace; recitation. Ed die Clement; Our Boys, Mrs. Fred F. Reynolds: Mother, by several Lowell boys; Your Boy and the Sun day School, Earl o. Solms Your Boy and the Y. M. C. A, George H. CObbe; Your Boy and Scouting. Frank Bruning; Mother and Son, Pals. C. F. Philbrook;; song, Your Mother is Your Best Friend. After All", duet by MT. and Mrs William B. Mat thes; song. That Wonderful Mother of Mine". K. R. Umfleet; violin solo. John Hankin; song, Dear Little Boy Of Mine, Mrs. J. J. Harrington. The music and accompaniments will be giv
 en by special orchestra. Mrs. John Chain will be toastmaster of the even ing. This dinner is being given under the supervision of Mrs Bert Clement and will surpass last years Mothers and Sons dinner both in the program and in the number of guests present
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-11
ENGINEERS TO MEET

The local chapter of the American Association or Engineers will hold its regular social meeting tonight at 7:3O o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. B. A. Me Nalley win precide. E. |. Irving mechanical engineer for the C. & A. company will read a paper. R. Crocker. mining engineer at the Copper Queen cunCentrator. is a new member of the organization. The engineers invite everyone interested to be at the meet ing
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-11
Y MAN HURT

A telegram was received yesterday by the Y M. c. A, saying that Harry A. Mclaughlin. who had accepted a position with the local " as physical director had cancelled his engage ment on account of an accident in which he received two broken knee caps while doing stunts for a mov- ing piture company. Mclaughlin was well known here having been physical ltlirector Of the ~ before he joined the army He is a stunt aviator and performs fests in the air.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-11
Says Interference By Government Has
 Made Paper Scarce

WASHINGTON. May 10. - Undue government interference with the pa per manufacturing industry is respon- sible in part for the present print pa per shortage, c. w. Lyman. vice pres ident of the International Paper com pany testified today before a senate mended immediate curtailment of con sumption by newspapers, decla '@g it would be two years before Jduc- tion would equal demand.
 Mir. Lyman said his company would increase prices July l, but he could not say what the advance would be.