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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
Der geIdlmf, Sen Mbeubmahlial !,

SSernlaIem ben 5ran5isfonerbatern
an5nbertrauen, bot groBe 8efriebig=
ung berDorgerufen. Sic 5urfen bot
ten oieien beiligen BlaB 5ulammen
nit Dem @rnbe Dopios IN ibren San-
ben, un0 Die 8ilger mrBtem imrner
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ib11en 5n gelangen. Durb 8ertrei=
bnng Der Sirffen BON 0ieiem Blake 1T
Elm emporenbes Mergeruis pegge=
rdunnt, 6enn In sen nnteren &ams
mern BEG @ebalrbeS mar Der 8arem
zines Der tiirfiihen Notablen Der
Stubt eingeridta. CT lit ieet aus
getpieien unb ein Befolge ebenio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
Heb Gross Gcberpiuef,

Die heiten BiQen ii Scr @eIt.
Sir SdrtIeibigfeit, 8iIioiit1t, tran.
feg 4opf1peb, 1lnDerbouIidfeit, 2eber.
Mogen- u,b g~il,geipeibc . geidtper-
ben, BIinooor1nent5il,onng, @o1er-
iteil1e, NniIeriuht u,ao geritopfl,rg.
anfeenlaht ii l1brfoifon GIniden
nit 5dro,lbenipite, entbdN fieb5ig
Nilen. gerfdaft bon Mpotbefen filr
25csober f1idf no1 Rea 8rog., Bin.
neapDIig, 3eiftn. s16bn5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
Bon ben &ereinigtfn staate, ,ud-

Bon ben @ereinigten Staate1 ,ua-
re es iebr bunlm, menn lie Sbiffe ge-
gen gnglano bal1ten, meint 2noD
Mitor; Das Meer gebors ENGLAND. Sic
ausIaiiungen Der Came iollen in
England berIdnupt baben. Das @lau-
ben mir germ. Sn England lit man
INNER peridnlpft, tpenn ierna11o nus-
pla1oert, mas man fir lid bebalten
DoQte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
111innelota

fohrsI;,,ie no, A,e,n Mnrf nnh Ghicns
~ inne NM i snl; If bis roh Sen
Smin;nosStGhtpu nnsaeoehnt meroen.
Sic Mepo.@h,bs bon st. Saul u,o
-M;nneonnlis jteben hinter Sem Inter
meh,nen - aeo1mte ser giebbofe III
G;;n.st 9onI FROZEN Mitte lester
Wndbe 9orhereitunaen. nm oie. i'll
fnIoe mrs gtreifs in Gbicaao aeltei-
oerfe Mnfubr bon sdlodtpieb III Gn1-
nfono az nehmen. g. ipurOe mitae-
te;It Snh o1e 5hfnhthn1s-2entre
i'm Me;ten benadhridtiat pur6en, lih
o,,i Ono neiteioerte IIei5dbroouftion
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0h;eooo -, Sefen Bis iest hat Ser
ghieo1o gtreif nod feinen ginfluB
o,i a;e Iiehh6ie in ct Saul ausae-
;;ht sNie Mni,,hr in Sen eriten orei
Tn,en ner Mod,e hetr,,n fir Minber
,uS aSThpr sol 900. Fir shmeine
20 son mun f;;r ghofp 24OO: Bic emf
Sn,shenSem sohIen in ser gortpohe
,noren 90 ZOO heam $500.
m;.aonnaI;s D;e M;nnpopn.
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~, -; fuu. a" ms;t4a
9aga W., 'p.s s. aooahes ,n',,Se
Ssuu. sm s'a,'a &C., s 'gonaons nm.
o.s.yui.oet So Geo, 90 asfn,tpt hn-
sslutel,a, So Ser aoSter ho+ Sip
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gemars sS ;ahsnr,,e,,t;oe Potion n1sne.
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Insn,,s ,n.,rhe S,,rh pinen Nron6 IN
S%,,tt ,,nS Mihe opIent ghohen
stn GOO Ginbrehep erberteten
"a NON, Enhancement bar sSro,, s.
& g.h,rm i'm Goi1inos-6otei 4IeiDer
i'm 1erte n Fiber $1,000 = 9nei
]sserioneu erIitten Sen 9o6 ,,no atpei
nnhare m,rnen beoenfIih perIebf in
nor Wprfphrs,,nf1Ipn. nie.iih om
Srei+oo hier smtr,,opn N1,n6es-@e-
beimoeenfen ,,nn Nr?bot.D S teftips orr
he;ten surspit in hie5er 5tn6f nonh in
S,,nS IN, Se, f;inf N,,rihpn hobhnft
-, ,nerSpn Sic nnr eininen snaen
o;nen %nertneoene,, 3m,b;ibprfon onf
Sie minnehoho stootsbnnf mnd5ten.
S,ei WonfonoeiteIIte i, ein cider,
hs;tsoomsIhs sinihIn,,pn spinpn nny,e-
,s,,Sen a,,nSe,, n;eher5dI,,opn mn
5h[ies1;h mil $40 o00 r. einem Mn.
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rs,.sau ,rao,, s;aa,,,
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@nnf ~ nprihoffpn QnrI aofpn mol.
der thor Spr Werfstott shIief aoh o.
men Storm ob lin bieie geif NOR
ner @eIoihronf in hpr Nonf iphod
idhon erbrohpn ,,nn nm pinpn fIeinp,1
g}ptroa TrpihpitsnnIeihe bprn,,ht Sin
W;;roerm,fae6ot m,,rhp nehiInpt nnn
,nhm Sic MerfoIauno Scr M6,1her mi.
bic iuatniihen i'm M,,fomnhiI forfne.
fabren maren. Die gebor6en qln,,-
ben, IN einem Der @efangenen ei11e'1.
Der rl11t Haa1ber erfanft 81 babet1,
mplhp IpRfpn sCrplfnn nlfS npr Mf1rtfpsi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08

Der btribu1te engIiidle Maturfor-
fder Sir 9enrD &oscoe bat ieine Bio
graphic gefdrieben. Sic 1T iungit
aub III oel1tfber lleberiebung erIdie-
men. NMoscoe peronnft fein gebiegenes
8ifien III Ser &al1ptiade beutfhen
2ebrern. Dag Bat er INNER audi bnnf-
bar nnerfatnt. gr anerffennt es in
leinen 2ebenseriuneri1lrgen un0 bat es
iiingIt crit mie0er geta11. rBer meme
2ebenserinnerungen gelelen bot
i6reibt er, uneib, bob id bas beutide
s8oH unb lein 8aterIn6n Iiebe. EroB=
bent nil ih bier nod ei1rmal piez
oerbolen, bob id@ Der beutiden 8ii-
ie1lidaft, Der beutfben lniberitdt
nn0 Dor oaem Der 6reunbifaft 1eut=
lId)er Narl1er mebr beroanfe, nIs id)
ie ~pergelten fann."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-08
@~Mrrtemberg.

Meresbeim. Sier 1T i'm boben
sllter BON foit 80 Sabren Der 9ber=
amtsgeometer a. 3 Soban11 Georg
Merfenleifer g~eitorben. @r NOR Elm
2ebe1llang nie frallf, Sic Iebte1l Sc
ben5iabre galfen eilten 9nidern unb
Der g~orbereiflug auf ben Sob. Sc
ben Morgen fonnte man i'm an Der
aommunionbanf ieben.
3iegelba6 @ier bielten auei
Jran5isfmerpatres aus @eingarten
cine 81. Miilio1. Dieielbe lpar Elm e=
%genSreider grfolg.
Babeu.
Sreiburg.- SIS aplr0e in SHer=
burg nit 3uitimn1lag Ser airde1z
beb0rbe cine @%e1oifenidaft nit be-
branffter 9aftnng fir @eiltIide ge=
griiinoet. Die 0elegierter III ben ein-
5elnen aapiteln nebmen gelteuungen
9. bon @ieioungsIfofen, entgegen.
Nnmelou11gen into borIaufig an
8iarrer 9e1sler III gberApeiiIIer BET
sSheabllrg at ri6ten.
@ernsbah EOS berrIiih geleges
ne 5hloBgut gberltein, 0as nnidbbr-
Iid1 bus 9ieI BON pieIen Sauien6e1
pon ansfliiglern ii lp1lroe bon Der
Notwithstanding 0es eber1aIi.
gen groBber3oes naf 12 SSabre an
Die gaoiiiihe 2a11otpirtf1nftsfnuln1er
sberpadtet.sgr ioI bort dlsbnD cine
aebrfpirtidnft fir Mei1t nnb Dbit-
bnn erridtet neroen, 0ie cine be-
fd5rdnffte Mn5nH Sabreg5ogIIiiuge nlf=
nebnten miro.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09
.A J. ~
income TAX IS
Due MARCH Is
Penalties for Delay and FaiIur(
to Make Returns-EarY
Compliance Urged.

All income tax returns covering the
year 1919 must be filed by Monday,
March Is. Each taxable return must
be accompanied by check or money or.
der for the full amount or at least one
quarter of the amount Of tax due.
Cash payments are accepted only at
the collectors main office; If sent by
mail, they are at the sender's risk.
Residents Of South Carolina should
file their returns with, and make pay
ments of Income Tax to, Duncan G..
Heyward, Collector Of Internal Rev
enue, Columbia.
Those who must file returns but
have not done s. are warned that the
revenue law imposes heavy penalties
for failure 10 get returns In on time or
to make payments on tine.
Early fling ai.d early payments are
urge :; order TO rel ryH the Internal
revenue eli. as leach as possible c.
n overload OF. the Enal Day, Nal ca IL.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09
5KsE''{'!s!X!|;5 81
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
will make final settlement of the
estate of Otis O. Seybt in the Probate
Court for Newberry County, S. c., on
Monday the 9th day of March. 1920.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and will
Immediately thereafter ask for my
discharge as Guardian of said estate
ALMA E. SEYBT.
Guardian.
Newberry. G. Feb. 4. 1920:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09
GET SL0AN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub it in
to get quick, comfort
ing relief

Once you've tried it Oh that stiff
joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain. rheu-
matte twinsc. lame back, You'll find
a warm, soothing relief you never
thought linin1ent could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss,
wastes no time in applying, sure to
give quick results. a large bottle
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has it. Get it today.
3Sc, zoe. Sl.4O
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL

WHo-Single persons who had
net income of $1,000 or more
for the year 1919.
Married couples who had net
income of $4,000 or more.
WHEN-March Is, 1920, is final
date for filing returns and max
ing first payments.
WHERE-Collector Of Internal
Revenue for District in which
the person resides.
HOW-Full directions on Form
1040A and Form 1910; also the
law and regulations.
WHAT-Four per cent normal
tax on taxable income up to
$4,000 in excess of exemption.
Eight per cent normal tax on
",:,n,a of t:.:;"hle income. Sur
~ oi:., r"r cert ID sixty
-. -: HCor,es ovn,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09
Gains for 1919 Must Be Figured
Under !. s. ! LaW-Returns
Due March IS.
LAND SALE PROFITS TAXABLE,
Necessary Farm Expenses May BE
Deducted-Speca' Form for Farm
lncome-Cash or Accrual
Basis for Computing.

A farmer shopkeeper, or tradesman
must figure up his net income for 1919;
and if the farm or business income
plus his other income was sufficient to
require an income tax return a COM
pTete return must be filed with the col
lector of internal revenue by March 10.
A farmer should ascertain the gross
Income of his farm by computing all
gains derived from the sale or ex-
change of his products, whether pro-
duced on the farm or purchased and
reSOld.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09

Rub-My.Tism is 4 powerful antisep.
tic; it kills the poison caused from in.
feeted cuts. cures old sores, tetter,
etc. 1.l3.l0t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-09
AN ORDINANCE

OF THE TOWN OF NEWBERRY,
S. c., TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS
AND TO REGULATE TRAFFIC
AND THE DRIVING. OPERAT'
ING, STOPPING AND PARKING
OF ANIMALS AND VEHICLES
IN SAID TOWN, ETC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
PURPOSES Of SOUTHERN
TARIFF CONGRESS GIVEN

y ss.l' ~ re Nsws.
NEW CRi.EtNa. Sept .i-rh'
1urr 49, a! tlp SOUTHERN Tinf con
(. TO- Wrhh ronvnncy here - 'oher u
~ - nfc d"siniteiv 80 forth "a 90
faiencnr issued hy Goo ". Arm
r0L-. prominent olttiCnian oi reNa'.
al 81 ffrHu nc TN ORGANIZATION c0fi.
s.ru.s oc tho crgrTegs who IL hrr'
Living after tho prcilr'inary Gfuf
Dc meeting.
~. hcais ~ productive Industries
the south sholld especially ~1lr'
, inn.gr uo. ~ the o-rCngr'fs. Arm
rrig states "rhe tariff Is un longer
.gs,ional issge and ], has pfn,iinll'
as1a ~ ~ % party isHp" unly short
- rsffnnoturv mradon is made cl %
n the platforms II 'he tyo loading
aritss--thN denorrntr gdh'rlng 90
aa.s time honoi d prlH-iflo " a tariff
.r nvenue 1giy aud thr republican,,
/, their plino.pie of tnrii for To pro.
'stlon ~ om industries
AHi after Df fact the rr'a'i0n ~ (.
lriH commission has prar,ica.ly elm.
ltod this les b political issue md u
M row ~ discussed ron an ccnnum.
1nd non n1rt.an standpoint "a The
q ir'etrs'4 ~ all Concerned Tho AZ
. rfncs o. iln 'Uo parties conr"ruiug 10
lurg0ly habit
The iict j. Nr re0d q tariff fur bath
."nns and protection and both polii.
ID uiriio admit i Th~lemu-r.ltic
iarty nav pruapslng 20 pru,Ht uur
3 sis d"trl'n,i dy" iniuAry against
German COMP tition. II Tho develop.
rnnt ut uuF m1mmo,h steel and other
! lustrin ls due % protection. then
inun civ" ~ protective tariff crd.
''r winning the aar The Germans
t.mld have wou the war h'lorr our
Dos ct IN "Nocpi fof tho suppl,
Z Hfri.h,,l by ihssc Industries
: am masiuE ihis s'a,em"nt regard.
tho Isolhi,al isf-,i 81 this question
nrdfr that n" purIslss 4 Tho con.
f. So u1 ii'r ,, misunderstood. II IL
p"iIti,nl n II ~ messing ~ the
ri"us indu'r.as that n-cd tariff pro.
tlUn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
UNIVERSITY REGENTS
TO MEET NEXT MONTH

N.ttifI - TN- News
JUSTIN. sept - Tho ncyt regular
r@t.rf ~ tho rrse7is ~ tho University
= r"Sls win ~ hold ~ ~ taso Oc;o.
lsr 81 Tn" far, that the l'rrurtmrnt
~ Mines and Mc,a,lurgy ~ ratt I'll
ih' University and that there are cor.
tain rlt'rrs connected with that hrLnch
~ m" iusltutlon which are To- BE- con.
'iH'rea 81, no coming meeting N tho
r.aa"n ~ ptsn vas s'lected.
Tho first semester of the D'pnrtYncnt
~ Mines ana M"lallurFy begins IN
: ~ nhsr 20. .Ncroriing 90 adSic's 70.
c'iyed iTnin NJ ). II. WorTeil. dean -
IN" department. prospects arr favorable
Tor gccd Attendance this yeor. The
irs.i..Hlon ~ Ideally situated Tor al tho
purposes 10 which IL u devoted. Tho
c,mpgs contains y acres The physical
plant consists NJ u main building. chem.
,~ify building, ore testing mill. power
muse and dorriltory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
A. AND NJ STUDENTS AT
FOR TWEMTY-sEvEN CENTS
PER DAY REPORT SHOWS

Nuefisl - Ice N,wN
COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Sent. 20.
That NOR" than fl0o. OOO was cSncne
ed fcr fo'd Tor college students AZ m
4 4 NJ College during the lat schoias
t. year and the average cost al mcnl4
ana service per mod per man waa nnly
., cents .s tcv"ilni IN tho report nf n
Ehi-I. supervisor at tho suhs.si,nc. de-.
pertinent in his report to Precedent
lhz2'N Tho report shnps tht, th,re
were iol9s9 meals served dufinr tho
N.rr n" 1veiuge nnnthar ~ r,cais
s.fi,d Peg day wuF sa.a a. an aYeri~
t'uy number ~ N,G students Tt. av.
ril-e rn-t per meat pr n,nn was ,,.|
.tfiy .i'3 cents whih f. an lnrrr $50
r..f the average Tor tho rrN.c,i.rs|
..ur ~ 0.na cents.
som" e tho llrgr toms n4y holm tr|
.ld.,-i'r ihr anount of food ron elirsl.
~ example. s;a, .EsCg Wa ,,rericd
tor boot p'Hk and saustrr 'ht.s.ra
w'rt ,nngiuct % tho amount ~ "a.
dl'a' Tho amount p,id for ifcsh
.e"ithl"s WIS s2iNs9 Thee ur"I
.H'E Illustrations taken from ~ NOR,
Sian thirty items that make up tho u
%. iood supplies thu, arc consumed az
ta" dining hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
MARKHAM DEsN0T BELIEVE AUTO
. PRICESW|L[ TAKE DECIDED DROP
|NNEARFUTuRE; REASONS GIVEN

"Evcyzwhcre, Prices ara the sui
scot OF conversation. You hear p"op'r
reFuarlslng about the decline m VIZ
prize NJ miEnr. wool. and IN TACT MANY
commodities The talk N that ps.''''
arc coming down. Ia view Of ms u
" not difficult 20 apprc1nto why 3
certain percentage n AUTOMOBILE pns'
ers have the idea TINT m",dr cara az
going IN tasc u drop N price al"r
with the rest" raid ~ II. MARKHAM
iutsticnt ~ the Markham Motor {" b
distributors for Cleveland ard thanh
Ter autuuol.les Yet when nll ln'
factors arc taken into consideration u
IN not logical that suionhilo prices
can return 90 q pre-wnr hass i'f "
long. lens tinie 20 come.
''In tho first place u; ne complr'
tho advance In price ~ the auior'oblle
WITH Other commodities. Statistical r..
pCaxR show IA ths, during tho Last fc,g
yearf lrncrni commodities have I'D
tancesf 10 thu extent Il morc than 80
Ter' ceut. whereas the automobile
talows an increas ~ only 70 pr cent.
Even with htc Increased price ~ cofn.
iucdiffcs. tho huytr dos not receive
greater value. hut he doss with the au-
tofnolnlc. In this respect. be u recon-
llenNd With rrpate wsltuymsnt ~ lifN
increased hiI inrs efficiency. through
IN" saving of tlme In transportation;
perfecticn la automobile design. and
lat. bW not least q finished product
Now d. 40 proyc why "a decrease
IN automobile rfecs IL impossible &C
this time
''Evof since IN. ,iutroluc,ion 4 The
firfi motor vehicle u has been a rcrog.
niysd fact TINT materials. labor. and
csd. cprtrlhui., 20 . large dcgrce In q"
tcrrllning automobile rrodnc,ion costs.
Tho metals comprising tho mate
rails for manufacturing automobile
rafis frC Iron and. steel. PIG lron. the
frific metal shows resent advance
from Sie.o0 tn Ss200 a ton. Late r.
por1s FINN ira md sto.l ,vpe,ts.
st1fr that u Is out &C tho question O.
spsA 7 . a decline In tha price - those
Iflttcriais diia "a ~. inahuli Il our
rr'sent transportation sstem tya move
The country output or iron ard steel
On Tho question of iaior. y1u can
irNauuy r"1iize thar a wage reducilos
an this dirc'tinn Il ulit II rsssan. b..
cftuSe q the imnrnycd living condl.ion
or .iinehoa's working eias. These p.o.
pie ar. enjoying comforts. which we're
ds1fhed farc iaxurles a lew cars ,rn.
III continental Eufupe the Itacrinr
elafsss arr IN turmoil. Their fac.
icrics nrc unable ~ raw living wa., :
md co-nfr''c With ~ for N. trade ~
Slrth America ard tho Far East. Al
tfnr u grating IN Immense hoinf
market v'hi''f. az course. r,aEes ar
istinHiihic wprc reduction IN this cCrn.
Try impossible.
tefi. - you arc vsl aware. Ia In
ssspeTs<shi" 60 nindofr manufacturing
H'H 10 YOU know ifat fuel has IN.
rfsase>l over 800 rcr cent within tho
lsst YEAR or -. Tho ros,ort inrrea.-e
N waer granted 20 m.ncrs taso;h. ?
Win itr advarced cost of mining az.
efatinn-. IL responsible.
CONSIDERING all ,hes.. economic cor.
ditions. also that tho majority of AN.
~ rin'H'e manufacturers. who oreraia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

- volume Proauctn ms.s. are a.
iif,eF N nuu hasn stock and materials
s.x months 90 a year IN idvanc', y
tsn bo readily arprc ,isisd that unii
fnfr ~ decrease IN raw maiefih'.
hor ara c.ll. that iho lowering OF
YfHmphir i.IfHs ~ oct &C the pu"-
Ian'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Q8ASPOHgI5 RA < k1f5s
Yale and Harvard Will Play Today; Crimson Is
 Favorite By Long Odds

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The liar vard-Yale game. tlI4 last of the great eastern inter-yarsity football class ics. is the outstanding contest of to- morrow's gridiron schedule. Regard less of the two defeats which mar ttp Ellis record and the tie game registered between Harvard and Princeton. interest in the annual bat tie of the Crimson and! Blue tran scends that dentered in any of the other games.
 Harvard will enter the contest in the Yale bowl an overwhelming fav- orite over the homr eleven. but the probable playing form of the two teams does not warrant the odds quoted. This one sided favOritism is based. to q great eXtrnt, upon the unexpectedly weak showing of Yale against Princeton last Saturday. A careful analysis of that game would appear to indicate that the lapses Of the Ellis were more mental than phy sical and if such conclusions are ar rived at after diagnosis of the de feat. a radical improvement in the Yale play is not only possible, but probable.
 Man for man. the Blue line and ! back field have nothing to fear in .
 physical contact with the Harvard | eleven
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
In V IS stigatiOn of Mail Car Robbery
 Ended By Officers

COUNCIL BLUFFS, la, Nov 19.- Most of the out of town federal of ficers Investigating the $3.500.000 mail ear robbery committed here Sat urday night were preparing to leave Council Bluffs tonight. satisfied that their work on the case was virtually completed
 A number of the officers from other cities. however. planned to remain here for a while to work with local post office inspectors checking up what they referred to as odds and ends" of the case.
 In all the officers have arrested three youths and two men and it was said heree tonight that no more ar rests were expected. The detention of the alleged robbers reported today and the recovery Oi S25, 900 in bills were the outstanding developments in. the case during the past twenty four hours. The hearing of the accused youths
 and men, set for tomorrow, probably | will be continued to give the officers
 more time in which to arrange the
 details of the presentation of theil ease.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
FREE AT LAST FROM
 LIFE LONG TROUBLES

finally I becanye so weak that for two and three days at time l was unable to get out of bed. My stom- ach pained me day and night and often I became deathly sick. My head ached so bad sometimes I thought it would burst and I was subject to frequent spells of diZzi- ness. Some days I felt pretty well and then again I was so miserable I felt half aead and ready to give up.
 'Eut Tanlac came my way and right away it began to set me straight and in few weeks I had gained fourteen pounds and for the first time since I can remembEr was free from all my troubles. have a big appetite and am eating anything and everything set befors me without sign of trouble after wards. Those headaches and dizzy spells have all disappeared and simply feel like l have been made over again. I am working every day and I feel strong and healthy like man ought to Seel."
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M Ball, w. Harry Miller, Johnson's a6di tion, Lowell Drug Co, and by leadine druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
NEW HAVEN |S
 FILE ] WITH
 FOOTBALL FANS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov 19- .Legions of football followers took possession of New Haven tonight on the eve of the annual Yale-Harvard game. Never in the long history or this gridiron classic has there been such an outpouring of prospective spectators 24 hours before the con ltest All day the early arrivals. in parties of from two to 10, were de- posited at the doors of Yale's home town by train, boat and motor car un- til at nightfall, the thrOngs of spec tators were in virtual command of the lcity.
 i Hotel and garage accommodations | were out of the question for late com | CTS. who were forced to seek over night quarters in distant towns and | ih3mlets while numerous parties of lautoists en route from Boston or New York, learning of the congestion. post Iponed their arrival until tomorrow.
 New Haven agreed that it was the largest gathering that had ever ap-
 peared for Yale-Harvard game. Gar iase keepers estimated that more than
 15,000 automobiles will be parked here before tomorrow morning. Open air
 parking place, under all night guard
 is bringing from 10 to p dollars. According to official estimates, full Ily 7S,0O0 spectators will witness Sat
 urday's contest of whom a trifle more than 74,000 will pay admission. Not. lwithstanding the enormous seating ca. ipacity of the Yale bowl. tickets were
 unobtainable except a few in the
 hands of spectators and these are Ibringing fabulous prices. From twen ity to fifty dollars was the charge foI
 seats located along the field of play
 and a brisk business was done al ithese figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Kid Lewis Wins in 18th
 Round By Knockout, Over
 Former English Champion

LONDON, Nov 19.- Kid" Lewis tonight knocked out Johnny Basham former welterweight champion of England. in tte nineteenth round of 20 round bout.
 The bout was for the welterweight championship of Great Britain which Lewis wrested from Basham three months ago It was hard fought contest and anybody's victory up to the eighyeenth round when Basham although bleeding profusely from an injured ear. was fighting gamely. , Tn the nineteenth round Lewis sent his opponent down for the count of eight and then when Basham arose, landed a terrific right to the point of the jaw Easham went down and was counted out,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Western Conference Title
 Will Be Settled Between
 Ohio and Illinois Today

URBANA. III, Nov. 19-Illinois Ohio State football eleyens will fight it out here tomorrow for the chem pionshi2 cr the Western Eonfcrcrce. with the two teams. which fought ire title deciding contest in 1913. ap3ar- lently on even terms.
 Tonight the contest was expected by many to develop into a repi'i'icn Of the 1919 game so far as style of play was concerned. A year ago iilI- nois won the championship when Ralph Fletcher sent ever d field goal in the final minute of play for a nine to seven victory after Ohio had for ward-passed it's way to q touchdown Indications were that the battle to. morrow might be decided in the same way.