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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-23
CAUT

Pc Patru Faoru din comma Ta-
bic, judetul Hunedoara, ell George
Faoru, fatal dinsului. Rog pc toti
prietenii daca bine voiesc ami tri-
mite adsesa dinsului orr char din
sui. lie vol fl recunoscator pentru
accasta. Adresa mea este: George
Faoru, p. 0. B. 581, Weirton, w.
Va. (69-74)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-23

volumul ], 24o pagini, gata volumul al doilea,
256 pagini Sc va tipari in curind. - Ambele volume
$3.50 Comandati din vreme Adresa: q. +. Pascu 6706
Detroit Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-23
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-23
LUCRU SIGUR, NU STUNT TUR.
BURARI SAU GREVE,

Acest avantaj il gasiti la Sa-
braton, Richard, Burke, Brett
Masontown 81 Kingwood, w. Va.
in Preston County, Minele de
carbune moale, unde mai multi
mineri Romini au gasit case buie
de locuit. Oamenii nostri fac pc
2 saptamini della $S5 la 5000 ST
lucreaza tot anul fara nici con
turbare. Carbunele este de 4 fl
turf grosime 81 curat. Platim net
tona Gu pick-ul, $1O9, lar in
room 81 cent? dupa incarcatura
de masina 76, lar in room 70 de
cent?. Nina curata, nu este gaz
nici apa, 81 la lumina deschisa.
Toata minele noastre sunt in a.
propiere de coloniile rominesti
din w. Va. Excellent transport
care este dat de Bethlehem
Steel Company.
! MOI nu trebue sa asteptam du.
pa comenzi, ci productia noastra
este in crestere continua. Case
bune GU pivnita 81 lumina elec-
trica. Rentul della $3.50 pc lu-
ma. Veniti gaia de lucru. Luati
biletul de tren direct Morgan
town, w. Va. 81 veniti la oficiul
Penn Mary Pleasant Street No.
l, drept la piciorul podului a.
proape de B. and C. SO. Penna
Station. Pentru informatiuni scri-
Ell la:
PENN MARY COAL COMPANY
Division H., Morgantown, w. Va
(Adv.) 2-5-25 Sept.
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C1UTIM

Pc SimiOn Curta, fostul secretar al
Soc: laurel Vlaicu'', avInd niste
afaceri importante. IL rugam daca
celeste aceste rinduri sd faca b;ne
sa lie scrie. Am inteles ca ar fl
prin Akron, O. - Tot odata eau
tam pc Ispas Popa, fostul secretar
de coresp. al Soc. IA. Vlaicu".
In numele Soc. "A. Vlaicu'' ru-
gam pc ambii fosti membri sd lie
trimita adresele ca sd ne putem la
muri intro afacere.
In numele Soc. ,,Aurel Vlaicu"
din Bettendorf, Ia.
George Grecu, presedinte.
Nc0lde Danciu, sccretar.
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BECARIE DE VfNZARE.

in centrul orasului. Business
$4,000 zilnic cash. O caruta
sau wagon 81 un cal bun. Mast
ma pentru framintat. Registru,
Show cases, in fine toate COM
plect. Lucru este petnru trei
(3) persOane. Doritorii sa scrie
sau sa vie la adresa: Dumitru
Bogogan, 38 w. Main Street,
Salem, o. (68-73)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-23

DE vlNZAkE.
Casa Gu zece camere, calorifer
de gaz 81 carbuni, lot mare de
7Ox127 fituri, camere spatioa-
Sc 81 in buna regula, pptrivita
pentru a tine bort sau pentru
doua familii, Gu cheltuieli mici.
1451 w. 54 Str, Cleveland, o.
(66-71)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
THREE YUMA GIRLS ARE
 HURT IN GAR WRECK

YUMA, Jan. 6.-Whtie driving down Eighth street yesterday afternoon on "a pavement slippery as glass because of the heavy rain that had fallen, d Buick car owned by Barney Smith in which there were five people tuned turtle. As a result of the accident, Miss Beulah Willheart is at the Yuma hospital suffering with a seriously lacerated right arm, and Miss Virginia Mcdonald and Miss Helen McGomery are at their home on Second avenue under the care of the doctor.
 The three girls have for the past year and half been employees of the Stag cafe in Yuma. They calue to Yuma together and some time ago gave notice that they were going to quit They finished up their work in the Stag yesterday and were making all arrangements to leave Yuma. The ride which they took yesterday will probably postpone their departure for some weeks at least
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
DEAN T. F. HUNT WILL.
 SPEAK AT FARMERS' WEEK

TUCSON, Jan. 6.-One of the big gest features of the Farmers and Housekeepers' Week, to be held Janu- ary 19 to "A at the University of Ari- zona, will be the address of bean Thomas Hunt of the College of Agri- culture Of the University of California al. Berkeley, Calf.
 The dean is one of the best known agricultural leaders ill the United States and probably the besL-pcsted man on agricultural production in the entire west. He was nleIubef of the committee sent by the United States department of agriculture 10 Europe to study conditions in European coun- tries in relation to agricultural. pro duction in the United States daring the war. His address will be on the subject of the trend of agricultural prices in the United States, with espe- cial reference to products Srown ia Arizona, such as cotton, corn, wheat, hay, dairy products, beef, mu. on, wool poultry and other Arizona crops. This address will pc If interest not only to farmers attending the ses- sions, but to business men all aveT the state that have anything to do with the handling cf agricultural products.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
 CATTLEMEN'S CONVENTION

TUCSON, Jan. 6.-Ten thousand dollars, it is estimated, will be re quired to properly extend Tucson s hospitality to the two gatherings of cattlemen scheduled to meet in this city within the next 60 days. Headed by Mayor Parker, the three commit tees representing the city council, the Tucson Luncheon club and the Cham Der of Commerce met Sunday at 1 o'clock at the Old Pueblo club to can vass the entertainment situation for the annual meeting of the Arizona Cattle Growers association, February 17-20, and that of the Panhandle end Southwestern Cattlemen, March 2-5.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
CUPID WINS OUT OVER
 MISS DlSCORD IN PHOENIX

PHOENIX, Jan. 6. - Cupid kept about four jumps ahead of the God dess of Discord" during the, year 1919 according to the records of the supe rior court of Maricopa county, There were more than twice as many mar riages as there were divorces, but the "old girl got in a lick early in 1920 with two leftover divorce deerees on the very first day.
 Records of the civil docket of the court show that there were 466 di vorce suits in the county in 1919. and that 1895 couples procured marriage licenses from the superior court. De cember was the record month ane also the month when the race between Cupid and Miss Discord was the closest, for the records show 1SZ marriage licenses and 131 divorce suits.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
Knights
 Install Officers
 For Coming Year

The Knights of Pythias installed the officers that were elected lasl December at a ceremony held last night at the Odd Fellows hall. A big crowd attended the ceremony after which refreshments were serv ed and entertainment provided.
 H. E. Wootton officiated as instaIl ing officer of the following:
 F. F. Jason, chancellor command CT; w. F. Jewell. vice chancellor; l. B. Davison, prelate; H. H. Warburton master of work; T. M. EnOchs, mas fer of finance; H. E. Wootton, mas ter of exchequer; w. k. McCallu1n Keeper of records and seal; John Car etto, inner guard; John Verpurth outer guard; Milford Watterson trustee
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
HumbOldt Shelter
 Ships 615,OOO Lbs.
 Of Copper To East

Report from the Consolidated Ari- Zona Smelling company at Humboldt, Arizona, show that operation for the month of December, 1919, resulted as follows:
 From the Blue Bell and DeSoto mines there was snippe6 to Humboldt a total of 13,100 tons of ore; the con centrator handed 9200 tons of ma terial while the shelter treated 74O0 tons of new metal bearing ores and concentrates.
 Shipments of fine copper in bullion to the eastern refinery amounted to 615,000 pounds in December. of which amount about 50O,00O pounds was derived from domestic production.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
7s FIRES IN HALF YEAR


 PHOENIX. Jan. 6.-The Semi-annual report of Fire Chief Simons shows that out of total of IS fires during the past six months there was loss above insurance of only $7230. There were 21 false alarms during the half year, three inceAdiary fires and 94 from other causes ranging from care lessly tossed cigarettes to spontaneous combustion of lime. A tabulated list shows that cigarettes caused three fires; gas stoves, four; oil stoves, two; chimneys, one; children with matches. two; back fire, three; lime, one; wood stove, one, and hot grease one.
 One fire, resulting in damage -ap- proXimating $500. was caused by throwing ashes against the side of a building Chief Simons states that a city ordinance provides that all ashes shall be placed in safety cans and that the finding of ashes in the street or alley will hereafter result in ar rests. -,,. ...-
 The greatest fire loss occurred in November, at which time SS150 worth of property was destroyed. Fire losses in September totaled only S25. Losses for other months were: July. $2075; August $415 October. $50, and De- cember, $1515. The slight damage re sulting during the months of Septem- Der and october was due to motor car blazes.
 In addition to the fighting of fires there were 237 buildings inspected, 32 storm sewers pumped out and 5l com pany drills.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
Will Draw Panel
 For Trial Juries
 For Coming Year

Clerk J. E. James of the superior court today issued the notice of draw ing of the trial jury panel to be used during the year 1920 from which the jurors off the various court terms during the year will be drawn Fri day, the 9th, is the day set for the drawing.
 AS the trial for the several hundred defendants for alleged Kidnapping, known as the deportation cases, as the result of the Bisbee deportation July 12, 1917, are expected to start some time next month, it is expected that several thousand names will be drawn for the panel for the next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
HERE AND THERE IN ARIZONA
N

year is almost half again as large as last year. All records have been shat tered and the peak load to be carried by the schools has not yet been reached.
 Attendance in the primary schools of the district, according to the state ment this morning of H. E. Matthews, superintendent of schools, passed the HOO mark for daily average during the last week before Christmas. This exceeded similar daily average fig ures of last year at the same period by more than 40 per cent. It is prac- tically 40 per cent above any daily average period of the past year
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
NEW BANK ExAMIN FER

PHOENIX, Jan. Appointment of P J. Munch of Nogales as assistant state bank examiner was announced today by State Auditor Jesse l.. Royce, superintendent of state banks. MT. Munch succeeds T. M. Sullivan, who resigned to take effect January l. He will become cashier of bank at Niles, Kan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
University Head
 Gives Lecture To
 Bisbee Audience

Prof. R. B. von KleinSmid, pres dent of the University of Arizona, de- livered a lecture last night, one ot the university extension series, at the r. NJ. c. A. on Applied Psychol- ogy". A large audience heard the lecture and displayed the greatest in- terest in Prof. yon KleinSmid's prac- tical exposition of the subject.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
County. Recorder
 Undergoes Knife
 Of Great Surgeon

County Recorder Ray B. Krebs re turned to Tombstone yesterday from Mayo Bros hospital at Rochester, Minn., where he went to nave an Jp- eration performed to straighten out his right leg and foot, which had been crippled for years.
 The operation was successful and Krebs is now able to be about on CrutcheS.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
SCHOOL NEEDS GROW
 BEFORE MESA CAPACITY

MESA, Jan. 6.-Schools of the dis trict are growing so fast and furiously that it will be necessary next fall to have at least one new building of large size and perhaps others of smaller size Daily attendance this
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
Parents To Meet
 With Teachers At
 School In Canyon

The Parent-Teaehers association of Lincoln school will meet Thursday evening, January 8.
 The following program will be given:
 My Shadow ----.-.....James, Trevaskis SonS-o"S Santa Lucia" 9th grade girls Tony" y"........................ Nine Stevens Song.--..-.--.------....,.,..-- 9rd grade pupils Wishing" -.-..--.......--. Lorraine Beyer "The Rock-a-Bye Lady...--.................-
 .-..-....-----.--.-..-.........Le Leila May Trezise ''The Lamplighter" w wLavina Farmer Recitation Coin to See my Grand ma" ......-................. Martha Cooper
 Accompanied by Dorothy Cooper Violin Solo-.-..--.....-.......Mr. F. R. Davis
 Mrs. P. A. Davis will have charge of the story hour for the children. The refreshment committee requests that each person bring a cup and spoon
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
CLOSE NEW DEFENSE.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.-The de fense closed late today in, the trial Of Harry New. alleged murderer ot Freda Lesser, his fiancee, and the rebuttai.
 Nine witnesses, called during the afternoon by the state testified New was sane, or at any rate, acted ration ally on occasions when they observed him.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
MEN
 AND 

ten disappear When the kldneys are out of order or diseased. For good results use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root the great kidney medicine. At drug gists in large and medium size bot tles Sample size bottle by Parcel Post, also pamphlet. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.,. Bingham ton. N Y, and enclose ,ten cents. When writing mention this paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
HEINIE WAGNER OUT.

BOSTON, Jan. 6.-President Harry H. Frazee of the Boston American League baseball club announced to night that Heinie Wagner, former shortstop of the Red Sox. would no,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

Arizona first in war-and now first in peace. By aiding famishing chil- dren through the Near East Relief, you can help make it so.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

be with the team during the coming season. Wagner was assistant to Manager Barrow during the latter part of the 1919 season. No state ment was made as to his plans.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
 courages and lessens ambition; beauty. viz or and cheerfulness of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
LIONS CLUB WILL
BANQUET TUESDAY.
OFFICERS TO ~ ELECTED NJ N.
>tiL NEEIiN6 NJ MIA.
RIi.IO HOTEL

Amarillo Lions Cluh. which WIS or.
rluig,d September 9o 1919, win holl
~ annual meeting 1t o'l"'k Tues
de-, night ll the Amarillo ilotrl q ban
uu.t being arranged 300 honor ~ the
occasion. Lions women VIII ais" ba ~.
tifrd Goo thr annual p' ing
Iious club m.mbets and the women
fu.ts win sing liuH- songs, b"nt
Weaken" rs the subject that Charles
" wooden. prominent huHincss n,nn ut
llmuI. colo. win discuss Ms Robert
Wu.ur win civ" 70 ,uIl Solo Mrs,
Ll,,d ii"t,h'r rHd.ns md Ja'k Dee
ioy violin solo.
'Eihrs uf ii"uisW" wi.' De- presented
r, sIUinlp Evans staff correspondent
Iar The Fort Worth Stu.Tol,uam. \
u1ff'tfo consisting Dt MIS- u u Swif'
Nrs lack Dnolcy v g. Pope utd u.
g. Johns win give several Nogni nun.
hrit
Thomas r. Farmer VIII give toast
Zoo fhr ladies' and Mrs u. l.. High.
UuHIm viii respond
Tie annual orlctIon officers viii take
n.a,' Hnd secretary g. g. Ordway win
a,' boo report = T. Durham IL pres
I,rf nf The club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
STORM FUNERAL TO Be
HELD THIS afternoon

Funeral services over the body ~ !.
-. storm. who died IN California N,r
Ia Rill b. held 20 the family resi-.
Ienp. lT'G lack an strc't. ~ u'olorE
SUNDAY afternoon by Rev T. = Mac.
Callum. ncw rector o! 81 Andrew 81
EmsruBal church services az IN"
graN. vii h.. in charge ~ The ANA
Milo Masonic Blue Lodge. Will"
knights Templars Masons val furnish
an csrUTt
Msul.cIs = tho Masonic fraternity
VII O.. rillh-ar.rs knights Tomll.I
Nasors lnd other MnSons nf" o..
ty.st.d to meet az o'clock 40 thr
han ard they win th,n march Q" %"
fr-m ra. hrur.. knlgh TvurIlrs ar
requested % wear their fuii drcss uni'
lOftus
Aetiv. nllibonrors VIII bc Masons as
tolluvs Chari.s r Ware. e u John
-on. e. J EacEburu. JET y. Bartlett
2. l. Hlguhoth1m aud Ray e. John
am
iiDurrarv ualils1reTs viii Co.,. u. y
rrnham 81 plaiuNeW " g.. N"li't.
Stinrsit J. q. Do0iry ~ ". 'tI
hliih. Charles T.. Green q. ]. prlsf UII
ST. Frtrs Violin ~ o. D"hlon.
" : li.shcp. iark uIf a. I w.
lru " s. Rule
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
TO PUSH LYCEuN
COURSE TICKETS
CKi D.I>G TON Noes
PRICES XVIII. liE $3.50 MD
- EOk NM. VI NHTIsS

workers viii begin nm active can.
Nuss Tor tickets Tor o. Hedpsth i.N
,"um l'ur'au coutzo this week tr.
'utdiug ." lilrscs ''udgingtou. vip
NH mnnaR, the ttIHtaipn. II.ta.i
Will De- soid 4t 81 lu Ter adults md ?
- fer ~'huol childr,u. war tiN iu. "a.
q ip both prices to- th. niu' ilim.
h.Tia.
VI Irudgingtau said thtt li,.,o..
w' Ild 90. placed on suis 80 81 ! tpr
s'h'ni .Hiid'ugs rud tht' H. wound
hc distributed through M" SUNDAY
81 huul ul m. Fitst Christian church Doe
vs. hsh building the lSceum ,uurs"
numbers viii ho given
IN. Senior Christian Endoatar So.
rirfN is backing up the lNr"um 'nur ~.
r',oud ucnbers signing the g,uf1u-
tee. u IN expected that both tn s'u.
lnr aud intermediate sufieti's win TAX"
Ju active part in seeing that ihr ,i'v
is cunvnssed Ton tickets. said Mr..
trudrington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
FORMER AMARILLO GIRL
BADLY INJURED IN NEW
YORK BOMB EXPLOSION

telegram ~ frisni> ~ Nnilrt
~ announced yesterday that
among the seriously injured ~ ihr
bomb sNplo. ion In New Works u
nln,ial district al uoon Nedn'>'
dlN was Miss Barbara JOINER. M
III last fall assistant srcrrihr' %.
"a. Hoard ~ city Development ~
Amarillo. hut since that time en-
tLoyed ~ u Sien"graphrr b, w"
Pitisburg Tin Plate and Steel '"'
paraiiou in New York.
Tive message. which came from
tho iirin employing Miss Joinef
gives M details ~ a. her iniu,'N
cor ~ 10 where she wa. wheth'-
in,Ianrs 90 m tile street NJ ihr
tim. " H., explosion. The iirin
with which shr worked was siih'
ateJ at le0 I;roIdwai.
Miss Joiner was known v"
Iarr. number ~ people. NOT only
In luariIIo hut throughout the
Panhandle. she having been rn''
pIoYrd hy the itoard ~ 'ns be'
v,Iopmrni fer about ~" years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
TRINIDAD To PLAY
CHILDRESS TODAY
CRACK COZ or, TEAM TO CLiSh
=. WITH EAST PANHANDLE
TEAM

Trinidad and Childrrss baseball team,
viii play ~ the locai baseball para
SUNDAY lfi,fnuun Ht . n'oloDk. ana one
ui the fastest games ~ ~" season ~
autitipatri hy fans who are familiar
with 10th TRAINS The childress team
has made 1n onyinhl" record this SEQ
sun and % ~ believed II Will hold tn"
Cnlnrldn PLAYERS Co.. u defeat
h,N,t'r. There n consid'rnhl" sI''c'
ulniiuu over the probability NJ l'"si
pitching fur Trinidad IN which 'ns b,
b. conceded Tho 1hihlrcss niur viii has e
q hard game l,nagi pitched Iur The
Amarillo cubs nHiinW the Amarillo
Elks here snmr weeks nEu. resulting IN
q victory fu the cubs n b. probable
,ither Nuprr 60 coke VIII pitrh 10
l.Drmas'ri fur the 'hildr'ys Mint"
ChiidI'ss VIII pllv series uf four
games with ih" l,'-pw'll New MrHir'.
tenn hor, nest Thwsdly ftidIN 80.
urdlv and Situl1f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19


changed attitude Of that govern
mcnt toward It's friend 10 th"
north than such q visit a, that
which has been proposed. Nor
Is there any better way IN whi'h
the people oi Texas can impress
upon the executive the friendly
spirit which they have Tor all en-.
lighicncd McXicans.
\ glimpse OF the lmitlesS re-
sources ol hi, great state and Of
Is people m one of the bus'c, {
oi ~ Of II, ciiic, viii prove q
revelation 10 President he "a
lluerta and ought to have o most
excellent effect ~ time GO come
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
Deaths aud Ilurials.

We NEt>S-1he body ~ Judge Sci.
ben \ McMoans who died In Amarillo
liI,lHy. will De- sent to Houston this
morning over IA. Fort Worth n Den.
f'r railroad. Burial viii d. tomorrow.
Tn" body viii De accompanied hy his
widow. two sons. In Howard ~. NJ.
Means Houston John l.. McMeana
In attorney uf Cisrn aud daughter
uiss Hena McNipaus Dr H. l.. Mr.
Means fAmarillo brother. nnd Mrs
Nrhsnns also VIII ru tu Houston.
Members ~ the family arrived I'M Am.
arilln Friday neht.
judo McMcaus' death was the ro.
suit 81 Injuries be- received when hi,
1iii'muihlc turned over IN public
highway near trinidad. Col0ad0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
NEW CONGREGATIONAL
MINISTERS WILL TAKE
UP WORK HERE TO-DAY

Rev Hiram r. Harrison. y -. h1s
r1V,l lIuW Houston aui vii take uu
b. nrW duiles 49, pastor ot the Firs.
congregational ,hurh her" Tomorrow
lurrigg iie has given up the ministry
& th. FlIu Cungt,eaiinal church be-
tmsiUu. where %. hls been ia five
ear aui where 10 is sid Do" has an
uyit1. rprnrd Rev Harrison sue
,,ds E,t " H. Barton ~ nasinr of
b.. iu..I Congregational ,hurh. which
ls h,r~ without minister since ~.
tt''fs .giaiiUu SOM" two months
60
G,y. Harrison v.il move his family Co.
Nmatiiln ar snnu ~ Do, becomes located