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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-03
DEMAND
 ALLIES STICK
 BY AGREEMENT
Jugo-Slav Reply to British And French Ultimatum Is Made Public; Want
 Isle of Liassa

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Strict ad- herence to. the American, French and British agreement of December on the Adriatic question characterized the reply of January 20 of the Jugo- Slav government to the French and British "ultimatum" of January 14. The Jugo-Slay note which was made public today by the state department raises many of the same objections as set forth in President Wilson's note of January 19 protesting against the overturning of the previously agreed solution of the vexatious problem.
 The single insistent difference which distinguishes the point of view of the Jugo-Slav reply from that of the agreement signed by Secretary Polk on behalf of the United States Decem- Der g, is over the cesslon to Italy of the island of Liassa, which, according to the Jugo-Slav note. lis purely Slav and from an economic point of view indissolubly united with Dalmatia."
 Concerning the readjustment of "the Wilson line" as proposed in the French and British proposals, the note declares such an "unjustifiable annex ation of purely Jugo-Slav territory would bring about new Gnd fragrant violation of the principles of nation alities. It would inevitably create q permanent hotbed of irredentism with in the frontiers of Italy of nature pre- cisely analogous to that which was held as a justification of the claims of Italia irredenta, in which it's return to the mother country was demanded"
 The extraordinary complexities. which the ascription of the territory between the coast and the Plume rail road line would create, according to President Wilson's memorandum were likewise objected to on account of "insurmountable obstacles" in the Jugo-Slav note.
 While accepting the independence of Plume and Zara, the Jugc-Slav govern ment records it's vigorous objection to the separation of the diplomatic repre- sentatives of the cities from the con- trol of the league of nations. As in the Wilson memorandum, it is argued that such a course paves the way for rebellion and annexationA
 The Jugo-Slavs emphasize the i'm minent consequence of commercial ru- in which must ensue with the separa- tien of Zara from It's administrative association with Dalmatia and for this reason the right to transfer the Credit Foncier bank of Dalmatia from Zara is 1 requested as we'll as all matters per
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ORGANIZATION
 TO FIGHT REDS

ST LOUIS, March 2. - Represen- tative business men of the middle western states this afternon conclud- ed a two day conference called up by the Commercial Federation of California by unanimously endorsing nlans to form a nationwide organiza- tion of professional and business men, farmers and other unorganized groups to combat the spread of radicalism and fight class legislation.
 It is intended to perfect the na- tional organization at a similar con ference to be held in New York March & and g under the auspices of the Commercial Federation of California.
 A resolution was passed which stated that i've recommend the for nation of a national organization to meet the compelling political and economic demands of the country"
 Dr. C. A. Loveland of Topeka, aKns., in a speech stated that in con versation with Ludwig c. A. K. Mar tens, American representative of So viet Russia. the latter had declared there would be a revolution in the United States within two years.
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Is Killed:
 Passenger Burned

FORT MYERS. Fla, March 2. - Captain B. c. M. Page. who was decor ated for distinguished service in ov- erseas air service and two passen- gers were burned to death near Ever glades, Fla. late today in fall of a seaplane which caught fire.
 Capt. Page, as pilot of the plane, started on a flight with c. Hunter Bryant. tax assessor, and Thomas H Colcord, member of the city council to assess road taxes in the southern part of Lee county.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-03
Chicago Convention
 Endorses Edwards

CHICAGO, March "A petition en- tering the name of Governor Edward I. Edwards of New Jersey in the Dem ocratic presidential race in Illinois was taken to Springfield tonight, following a local mass meeting at which the New Jersey executive was endorsed. Several speakers attacked w. J. Bry- ans opposition to Edwards.
 Michael Trimmer, president of the United Societies, who presided, read the following telegram srom Governor Edw ards:
 "The first step forward for personal liberty was taken by the legislature Of New Jersey today. l will carry the same fight to the San Francisco con vention. The idea of personal liberty ia greater than any man. am with you in this fight for Americanism."
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RESERVATIONS READOP TED BY
 B|G MAJORITY
Democrats Desert Party and Help Swell Vote; Little Debate Attends Action
 In Session

WASHINGTON, March 2. Two more of the Republican reservations to the peace treaty, one of them af- 'ecting the bitterly debated Monroe doctrine provision, were readopted in the senate today without change and " greater majorities than they con- handed when originally presented last November.
 The Monroe doctrine reservation. which senators have been told is scarcely less objectionable to Presi- 'ent Wilson than the relating to ar ticle ten, got the support of 15 Dem- ocrats and won by a vote of 5S to p after a substitute drafted by the Democratic leaders had been reflected. The vote on the Republican proposal was 55 to 34 In November, when only nine Democrats supported it.
 The other reservation acted on as- 7erts the full jurisdiction of the United States over. purely domestic questions. and was adopted 56 to 25, with IA Democrats helping to make up the majority. In November it got the votes, of only II Democrats and was adopted I59 to 36.
 Little debate attended the senate's action, all clements apparently con- ceding that the successive roll calls were merely formalities to let every l one go on record once more before he final deadlock, which now genef- | ally is expected to put the treaty over into the campaign.
 On the Monroe doctrine reserva- tion several Democrats who did not vote for adoption in November swung 0ver to the Republicans on today s roll call. They were Senators Beck ham, eKntucky; Fletcher, Florida; | Pittman and Henderson, Nevada; {; King, tUah; Smith. Georgia, ana | Myers, Montana. Their defection on that issue was declared by the Re- publicans to be significant develop, ment in view of recent intimations reaching Democratic senators that l he president had singled out the .Monore doctrine and article ten res ervations as particularly objection 
 able.
 | On the Democratic substitute pre- | sented today by Senator Hitchcock | of Nebraska, the party leader, the vote was strictly on party lines ex cept for Senators Reed, Missouri, and Shields, Tennessee, who voted witt the Republicans in opposition. The domestic question reservation drew
 over to It's support five Democrat:
 who had not voted for 1t in Novem
 Der, Senators Ashurst, Arizona; Pitt
 man and Henderson. Nevada; Myers
 Montana, and Nugent, Idaho. On thi
 proposition also Senator Hitchcock
 substitute which was rejected by
 solid Republican lineup, was joine'
 against by Senators Reed and Shields Tomorrow the senate is to conside
 the Shantung reservation with tn
 leaders hopeful that a vote may b
 taken promptly.
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D|EGUEz GUARD
 IN AGUA PR|ETA

DOUGLAS, March 2.-The reported arrival today in Agua Prieta, opposite here, of a large force to support Gen. Manuel M. Dieguez appears to have gained currency from the arrival of the generals personal bodygaurd, composed of 125 men, who made the trip from Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, over the Sierra Madre mountains by motor truck. In addition to the body guard he brought a military band with him. which is accompanying him on his tour of Sonora and Sinaloa, it was stated tonight.
 Prominent Sonorans attach coonsid- erable importance, however, to the movement of even this small force across the Sierra Madre mountains In motor trucks. It is pointed out that 1t has been big question with the Mexican government whether or not troops could be moved quickly from Chihuahua into Sonora, through Pulpito Pass. The present movement has settled the question affirmative ly. Given a sufficient number oi trucks, the federal commander could transport an army of several thous and men from one state into the oth CT in few days.
 Nothing Is known ill Agua Priete about other troop movements connect ed with Dieguez's visit 10 the state
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Negro Prisoner Is
 Safe From Lynching

McALESTER, Okla, March 2.-Pos' abilities of a lynching were ended to- day when Gap" Davis, negro con ,victed of attacking a white woman and sentenced to Imprisonment for 45 years. was delivered at the penitentia' ry here.
 A mob formed last night at Shawnee but Sheriff H. l.. Brown of Chandler eluded 1t and camped outside McAles ter all night. Sheriff Frank Cralls to day went out to meet him and then took the prisoner by automobile to Ho denville and thence back to McAlestel by train.
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NAME DELEGATES

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, March 2. Republicans of the Third Mis- souri congressional district today named two uninstructed delegates to the national convention in Chicago in June.
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American Legion Post to Meet Tomorrow

A fine program of entertainment has been arranged for the regular meeting of the American Legion tomorrow night. Several features will be presented including a four round boxing bout. The legion or chestra will play. Refreshments will be served. Important business will also be considered at this meeting.
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CHEMIST DIES

BERLIN, March 2. - The death is announced of Karl von Martens, not ed chemist and founder of the Berlin aniline dye worke.
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Don't overlook the Classi- fled Section of this paper. The Review has the largest Classified Section of any newspaper in Cochise coun- ty. Thousands of people in the Warren district and sur rounding territory find a dis tinct service from reading The Review Want Ads every day. No matter what the want may be it finds a class ification in our Want Ad Page and brings results. Phone 39.
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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Wednesday fair, ex- cept northeast portion, cold CT; Thursday fair, colder in northeast portion.
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COPPER PRICE

Average price of copper for the week ending Febru- ary 25, E. & Vi. Journal quotation, $18.72.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

children and Nj. and Mrs. Tom Rose ara
cxpcctcd homo this week from an auto.
nGh!lr trip to points IN Kentucky and
Indiana. They have been gon" ten days
Mrs. {. ". Starrctt and children Of
Central avenue have returned from
buckeye Lake where they had spch'
nearly month.
Mrs. Robert Rnrth and children Of
Thir,v-siNth street Will spend tho day
with friends IN Wheeling.
Mrq Anton SNitzl and son master
Tony Of Vest Thirty-n.nth street have
Mss Matte Powell ~ Whc"linr
.r,r, ruceday evening - guest ~ ~:
..4..., NJ ,,"-'~.ir" W"cue "f East
Vhirrv-scvcu'h street.
Mrssrs Reed and Vernon Knight
spcnt tuesday with relatives near Pow
Mrs - George Long and children ,ot
pinry Fork hRye Eor" home after NlSi''
ing over Sunday with her parents. MF
ana Mrs lin Davis Of Highland ave
sam Namen. son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
hcr, Nnrncn 81 West FCrty-third strc''
IL nov with tho United states army
~ occupation in Germany. Inc Fouas
man has been N service about year
ava = IN. Only Shadyside boy there
So far as can 10 learned.
Waiter Gallagher. who resides soutH
or town. injured tho fourth anger OF ms
tight hand painfully Tuesday mnrninh
nm rustv nail The injury was dress
ID by DR.. R"rry.
Mrs. Riddle Of Rarn"sviIle Is srrnnd d:
ing a few days a. IN" nome
dauch.cr. Mrs. Robert Futhcy 81 Lin
coin avenue. r..
Tho special election on Tuesday roy
two-miu school levy In this district
carried nv n vote ~ moro than two q
cnc. THIS levy will extend IN" present
ono for q. period Of thrc" years and rs,
surcS thc town moro stnhl" fund l"r
rs education work. Another item ~
interest in regard N Tuesdays el"c,
zion was the splendid majority chSl W
Sbodysidc for Nj sam Dunfce. local
osnirant to the office Of sheriff. Mr..
nunfcc's votes were in excess Of four 70
owe against thos" Of his Democratic
rival. ,,.
Albert Gullrv. owner Of the Mount
Hone Rabbit Farm, was IN wheeling
Tucs,lav evening attending meeting
If rho Ohio Valley Rabbit & 'nv"y
RrcrdCrs association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
FRIENDLY

Miss Romano Mclott of Parkersburs
is here for A visit Of indefinite length
with her aunt. Mrs. Lloyd FlesheT:
Mrs. Addie Sellers and daughter.
Miss Ruth. of California, who have
been the guests of relatives pnd
friends here, left Monday evening t9r
their home. \
Dr. and Mrs. ]. o. Eddy have return
cd from Newport. O.. where they ct
tended the funeral Of his brother, DR..
Nathan Eddy. OF Auburn. W. Va.
whose death occurred suddenly Friday.
Mrs. F. f. Williamson will entertain
the members Of tho Ladies' Aid society
Of the NJ P. church at her home Thurs
day afternoon. a pleasant time is an
tic!pa,cd
with friends in Skstcrsyille.
Wichita, Kan. arc guests OF friends
here and relatives in New Matamoras.
Editor l.. " sharpe OF the New Mata-
moras Enterprise was a business visi-
tor here Tuesday.
The ladies OF the NJ. P. church will
hold a lawn fete at the church Satur-
day evening" Amusements will be pro-
vided and cakes and ice cream Will be
sold.
Mrs. N. V. Suter and son Guy Of
New Matamoras passed through here
on their way TO visit relatives at Md
dleport. O.
Teachers have been hired for tho
Friendly school for the coming term as
follows: Principal. Otis r. Snodgrass:
Miss Hazel McVey. Middlebourne: Miss
Grace Rymer. MIddlebourne; G. Z. "a
theirs. and Miss Helen hester.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
ROBS CALOMEL OF
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Medicinal Virtues Retained aud ITu-
proved Dangerous and SicfeninS
Qualities Removed-New Tablets
chilled "Calotnos."

Tho latest triumph Of modern phar-
mn,y Is a "de-nnuscat~d' Calcmcl tablet
known t. tho drug trade as "Calotabs.
,'ol0mel the most generally useful Of nil
medicines thus enters upon wider ncl7
Of popularity purified md refined from
those ohJccti"nahI" qualities which have
heretofore limited its use.
In h!l,ousncss. constipation. headache
and rudiEcsti~n and in a great variety
81 liver. stomach and kidney troubles
cnlonlcl vas tho most successful remedy
M, IFS use was after neglected on ac-
roun, of its sickcninG qualities. Now II
&c tho easiest and most pleasant or med
rjpcs tn take. one tablet on the tongue
~ bedtime with A swallow or water
HAIRS all. No taste. no gripping. no nau-
80, no salts. \ good nights sleep and
m, next morning YOU arc feeling rnf.
,yi,n a clean yer. purified system AID
y biz appetite. Eat what you please. 40
danger.
sonIrd packages. price thirty-hre cents:
Your druggist IS authorized 10 refund
,b, rricc as guarantee that you VIII
be thoroughly delighted with Calotaos'
1T NdVD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
BELLAIRE NEWS
UNOFFICIAL VOTE Of COUNTY
ANNOUNCED BY ELECTION MEN

cts and tho following nomination FOR
county cOmmiSs Jou"r
Shry.
Republicans 49, Hasedorn. Sardrock
The unofficial canvass showed ,ha
following votes for the different Offices
Commissioner
Barnes CD 2ig, caldwell 90 80
Coyne ,Dl Al: Gellor % az; Gordon
I'D 3n4. Greenlce ,D.l 952: Parker ID
6VS: Shry ~ 3QH. Wyatt % .64i.
Brown lR.D 1855; Fagedom ,RJ I74l,
! sey 'ED 1915, IT!o Or i4oN. Sand
rock r. 2lp2: SidcbOttom tRJ l47S
! and sutton 1874.
MOORE a&"eS R a. Ss; ;'S' N Ni5s' * r. :S3
! Dunfee CD l2t9. &llllgnu 90 1911 .
Probate Judge
Meek (R) SO" and Nichols tRD
| Hayes rRD 2644. Galhrcath (R.) $50.
! and Jones (k) 1855
Representative
Andersen 20 Niu. TrEaK CD $50.
Twncn (D.) 2O2 and Kcnnon C1.I 62s.
Hardesty CD 1913; Shannon III;
Boner (R) and Gillian.
Colo CR) 2575; Davis rRD 1915: Nc
! Cullough (Rl 900. and Wood @65.
o. 8. Senator
Willis CRJ 32oS;;, Hr"wn r. 49,;
| ian CD SS3 and O'N"i 90 1905.
mt by Bottle.
| Eugen" Tracey, son "f Mike Tracey a
! Monroe stree, was rendered unconscious
! with a beer bottle. Tn" identity Of the
/ person throwiuE III" hottl" IS not known
| but Il Is believed that II vas one Of two
! persona who engaged in Tight TIL"
boy was RENDERED o- r 100. W..
\ meeting Of tn, lot owners Of III"
! Wegce Cemetery association was hold
! las, evening at III" Shadvside Freshly
/ tcrtan church. \ number az important
| matters were given attention.
+ Janes Jewell Victor.
On tho Democratic primary hall";
| Tuesday there was contest FOR thu
| cOmm.ttN"manShip Of precinct r, Frs;
ward. Tho two candidates were James
Jewell and C2on"T k"nple. Jew.
/ won out by . majority Of ono VOC.
! eleven having been east for him and
! Ten ror kcmD'".
Tho local butchers and groc"rs and
J members Of their families enjoyed 4
! picnic yesterday NJ Delmar on Brooks
! run. The outing proved unusually IN.
| tnresting. Tho trip vas made In auto
Anxious Candidates Here.
! A number 81 the candidates who's
| names appeared Oh the primary election
| ballots Tuesday were in the city yes
,erday. They wer" very conspicuous AZ
| the election board office where they
were anxious to secure final hE1res re-
| garding their outcome.
! Party Tonight.
Members Of the y. /. p club will
. enjoy a social event this evening at the
| home Of Miss Gail sutton. The event
| promises 70 he very enjoyable. Games
! and music Will form the diversions an
! a luncheon Will bo served.
Examination.
| 4 civil service examination VIII he
! held ~ the local postnfhce the coming
! Saturday Tho examination Is to secure
| tho names OF persons who Will be cligI-
I bic for appointment rs clerk or carrier
! in the puStufiCc service.
| Returning from Park.
\ number Of Bcllairc families. Who
have essn at EpwortA -pSA ~Rs.lhea4a.
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Mr.. Druggist Here Is
A Great Trade Booster
Rsocmrnsnd Best's Vaginal Cones 70
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Your Joober WIN
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Every druggist IN wheeling and VI
entity should !mmed!atcl? supply HIM
aalS with Besrs Vaginal Cones from
his jobber. Thousands OF women here
have become acquainted with this Won
derrul remedy during the past months.
and all have been moro than pleased
with results. Out Of thousands Of boxes
aold. under a guarantee OF satisfaction
or money back. not one box has been re-
turned.
The surest way 20 build up trade Is
20 sell your customers something which
will positively do everything claimed for
Il. You can safely guarantee Best's
Vaginal Cones for every atiment pecu-
liar 20 women. as the manufacturers I'M
ouaudedly guarantee them to you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
SHADYSIDE

Ar the meeting OF the town courc'!
Monday evening a beginning was again
made toward the installation or a sewer
raicr, ~ tho town The first ord'-
nances in the necessary procedure were
passed and II was reported that m,
state Board Of Health had extended
tho time limit Of the blue prints now
made tn July. 1927. This extension
Viii eliminate the cost Of having new
blue prints made.
,sined a number Of Young friends Tues
day evening in compliment TO her "ouS-
IN lIttlo Miss Gladys Wright OF Texas
who ia spending the summer here.
Ladies' OF the Home society or tho
c,hrix,,au church VIII entertain the 9TH
or women Of tho congregation At an In
formal party in tn" church parlors this
evening. ,
rur returned yesterday from a tNn-day
visit with relatives IN Grafton. W. Va;
MI and MIS- Luther 5. Haiictt and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

! are now returning - ;he.r homes mere
! Tho rhautauqud closed last Saturday
ali IN" ncNt event on u" program there
MI n,. the ic..,lrsrs institute.
ocicial Canvass
Tho county "lrctinu board today viii
u,akr the offic,al canvass Of III" votes
,Ast IN Tuesdays primary election NY
the EcrUhl!c,,n and P"m""ratt" voter
l. - not expected that tine Nm","'
totals Will show any chang" tn IN"
standing ur tho candidates Members
O. the ioc.I board arc Rohcr, VI. Simp-
son. Of Barton: Thomas HowrrS' hrI1
: .t:rc: Gene Wilkes s.. '!atrsville and
Quarterly Conference
Tho fourth quarterly conference ~
the SoUri, E,;Iatrr Methods, EplscoNai
church wilt bc hcll at the church sun
dav evening Dr.. ". =. pHnf"rd. tue
district surrtn;cna"n' VIII a,t"na Inc
poriant matters are 10 hc given a'teh-
~ Missionary Society Met
\ meeting Of INC mo on,nt 81 81 me
south Re!,air" Methodist Episcopal
church VA held a, the HON" of Mrs
calvin Tuttlc "a South RHllaire yes
t"rdav. 4 program was rendered after
which a social session WAS enjoyed
Bring IN Returns
Til. presiding Judges OF elections ~
tho voting rr">ln'tS "utSIdc "r RrHair"
brought their returns I" the election
board nt'C" here N"'t"'f'N W.
preliminary Wort, during tho morning
'hr board Eni busy "n t., !.!''' =, -
tahulationS III the afternoon. Thc Bel
: 'airn returns were taken {" the head
. Quartnrs Tuesday night
Let Elevator Contract
The sub district miners huiIdlnE
committee has awarded the contract Tor
tho erecting Of tho elevator ct the new
tomNlc hciNE erected ~ the present
timn TN" elevator viii he installed
"
Reunion Today
Members nr the GIftin family "il'
hold their annual reunion today at -.
,HaIrsviiio An interesting rroST%n
has been prepared in competition with
tho event \ number VIII l." IN at
tendance from this city.
Scouts Meet Tonight
\ meeting Of the BOY Scout troop or
So,i,h Rrll,ire j. Ia hr held this ov"-
Ming ut tho South RCllair" NJ. r. cnurrH.
Scoutma s,cr Earl Fry viii 10 IN chhrc"
Of the meeting which Will h" IN" hrN'
ono held sine" III" boys returned from
their camp which was h'.d on 'A'''h"
would Cost Much
3 The now miners temple h"rc w'II u"
completed and ready for occupancy IN
about Two months. officials Of the min
crs STATE. TIL. icmple when completed
VIII represent an expenditure ot NOR"
than $3.50 on0 To dup,icat" the Struc-
turc now would cost approx 'mAt|'E Il
Club Meots Tonight
\ meeting Of III" Ancrious club is
scheduled for this evening ~ n" \ich
olson hu,ld'ng on Belmont street u
"a a regular meeting ~ In" club AMI
: some important matters ar" on the
slate for consideration.
Favor School Lovy.
The voters Of RCIlalrc "N"rwhclm'
'nrly wont OF record as faN"r'nc M