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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

R, Associated rrrs.
SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 1.-The
loyc OF young woman and the In
,erest OF United states sennior
may lead 10 the rcopening Of an
Inycs,lraiion OF the clremstaneeR
surrounding the death II Sergeant
George u. Corey, company y. seth
infantry. who died at Camp Travls
herc on January 2S. 1919. the re-
suIt OF blow over the heart, dc
jlycred by Corporal Willie u. Lee.
cf the same company. u was stated
here today hy friends OF Mlsa ldole
l,a Morrow. formerly Red Cross
nurse sho was engaged tn he mar
lied 10 sergeant Corey las, spring.
senator Walsh Takes Hand.
Mlra Morrow. who lives IN San
Au,cnlo. left here Tuesday Tor Mor'
caster Massachusetts and with Mr..
ana Mrs. NJ n. Corey, of Worcester.
ssrreant corcy's parents. viii pro.
s,nt evidence she has gathered In
senator David !. Walsh. of Massa.
ehuset,s. who has Interested himself
" Death From Fist Fight
According 10 the testimony be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
cory OE PROPOSED nii.L
~ FURNISHED WORKERs
'-i.'fr-

TOpFKA rne Gan ] L-Letlers
~ creali-cl l.Ir. .rl labor orn,ni-
e1tiora 90 H.rr In other Vstes
pc heIur lr with tentative
cop'rs nf Oh h'i rDna ed ~ Govern.
or Al-u nri h. advisers Tor pre-
srur ti'on to ih. state ofislagure
mce'mc n Hrai s"ss.aq January
p Anur0xustrly forty conies of The
latest draO have hoen sent 10 .aese
organizations upon their request, u
was stated State officials said that
labor leaders Worc shaving much IN
tercst m the measure aud as to
whether or not 10 could be- considered
auti.slrikc legislation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Court Martial at Camp
TRAVIS Over Soldiers
Death To Be Reopened

fore board OF Offices appointed
TO investigate the affai. and holurv
n general court martial SerSeart
Co,ey died after having been 1lpck
by Corporal Leo during fist iight,
which Sergeant Corey had inN'od
Corporal Ice to engage In. Twenty
one witnesses appeared before ihe
inyeSligaiing board and the iesli-
mouv of none oe them Uttered IVA
tcrialg from that OF {. croral lee,
In which he said Sergeant Corey
had invited hi INTO fight, after he
had suggested that tive other cor
porals BE- detailed To ~ Sist hlm ta
rupervising the work OF policing the
barracks.
Srntrrrc Se, Aside
The court martial found Corporal
Lee guilty of having caused tn
death cf Sergeant Corey and a. his
sentence. ordered that he forfeit
three days pay.
In REVIEWING the court marital
record. Major General n Y.
Hodges. then commander of Camp
Travis cot eslfe tho verdict, pnd
sentence Rs unreasonable aud enter
ed serdIc, Of acqulttal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
TEl. KILLED. -.
At CROSSING
TWO ug!l.Rs SERIOUSLY IsJ u.
10 WHEN TRAIN HITS
ntGGv

WAr <l,E. Wis. Jan. L.
Gertrude rudolph, -. and daugntci
re 4. were killed outright. aud
Dr1 Rgiolph and two suns
a. and Clarence ., were
s.tousig injured when buggy In
i,h hCy were riding was struck
wa u al u grade crossing iatee
lday. q
l buggy was enclosed and the
crr. eld not notice the APP
1. M train. Miss Gertrude
"a, 20 years old. left the
sy 10 lake street car about 100
ffln he crossing and witness.
I. acg dent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
SOVIET RUSSIA
AND EsTH0NIA
SIGN ARM|sTIcE
FIGHTING Halls ron WEEK IN
EFFORT TO REACH AN
AGREEMENT

DoRpAT. Esthonla. We'd. Dec.
3i.---i1ls--Ths first step toward
peace between EsthonIa and soviet
Rutsia was taken tonight BY tho
signing Of q preliminary armiafice.
which Is to exist for one week, stip-
uiating an iinemdiase cessation Of
hostilities and covering questions
concerning Esthonlan Independence
and military guarantees with regard
to the frontiers. The agreement
which may he terminated on ~
hours notice. by either side. Ia ~
become effective on aJnuary .. IL
80 clion Is taken 20 terminate Il. the
agreement automatically renews Il.
self alter seven days. Tho agreement
consists of five documts,s. aud In
cludes e.ilning he fron,lors An In
ierestinF clause absolves Esthonla
iIom an ohlleations. 10 Russia re-
ful,ing ilon former connections
with ihai country. The signing OF the
agrcCmeut has been set for one
O'clock in the afternoon but Il was
not until nearly 3 o'clock in the eve
nlng that the conferees had succeed-
ID In adjusting ali details.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
POWDER Plant Eyr.3lES
CAiIruRNlA NlENIlNE NUTtk
ED--Nu I.iSt NriI~ AiiE
ltiuRTip.

irRCrL's. callf. Jan L. Ths
black powder maghzinc of tho Her
,ulo Powder sumnauy here oNplod
"a shortly riir lorr D. m today.
according To- impment frum Off
GERS ~ ihe company The cause
was not known. they said.
No rrputts o. deaths have been
received.
AZ The uif.tn ol the cOmnsns i
was slated no une was NJ work to-
day at the m.ig cy cpi Tho watch
man. II b. three miles from the
office to. thc hluck powder maya
zine, aud u4,h officials. Whn hur.
rie d'hefe. cnuld rctrrn. no further
4 dela..s Wcso ava'h le.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

May Exchange students
H..

lAflEDO. Texqs. Jan. IA sys-
tom ~ exchanging Mexican naval
students with South American
countries was announced In Tues
days issue OF Excelsior Of Mexico
CITY. Cadets of the Mexican naval
academy are 10 be sent 10 school
In American countries which aaree
w turn, to send cadets to the Mex
lcan academy. The mn nouncemcnt,
made hy the derarimen. Of Marine,
sald the plan will he beneficial h"-
cause an intellectual rapprochmt't
will result"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
OPPONENTS IN SENATE
REQUEST ALL CANDIDATES
TO Make KNOWN STAND

WASHINGTON Ian. L. Intention OF republican senator's op
posed to the league OF nations request all republican presidential
candidates place themselves record the involved
the league disclosed tonight by Senator Boah republican Of
Idaho who maize public letter addressed Governor owdcn Of
Illinois, aspirant for the republican nomination
Governor owden asked say whether he favored ANY
policy alliance league partnership ITO abandon traditional
foreign policy and into understandings and combinations which
would cmbroi ~ in aI European conflicts and turmois'
"rhosc from whom speak Senator lorah said 'have in
,euon OF cuuining these and similar questions TO YOURSELF
Senator ri carg . letter that powerful European and
American interests cf sre 10 draw the United States
INTO European ta through , sue Of nations i possible and.
mt "llN .errrl and nttl, nrr.1 1m.nis'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
WOMEN uRGsNIzy
Tu .IGHr rRit ~

FORT WORTH TrNns. lan. -
An useociaiicn of business women
nNd rluh women has been lncufpor.
aied herr To build apartment houses
Tor Wumsn IN an effort 10 relieve
~ugcslion and high prices n room
and boarding houscs& Two
.'rgs Will he CONSTRUCTED. the
ar. 90 have fortv-four apartments
and ibe second ssb.
A woman attorney has been re-
'nlnsd hy the organltation. OF which
Mis4 Olive Rollins is president
H. corporation Is capitalized al
s50hOOO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Wood League Formed

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. ! :
A chapter OF the Leonard Wood
league. organized for the purpose ol
advocating the nomination for th"
presidency by the republican party
Of Major General Leonard Wood
IL being formed here w. =, Lins-
comb. an attorney Is altering 'ho
names of both men AMI women AL
vocates Of General Va I'd Officers
have not vet been cleo led.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Campaign Completed



KNOxvvILI.E. Tenn, Jan. L.
With the church's campaign for
s55, 200. 900 completed, the lay
mems missionary movement Of the
Southern Baptist convention viii
devote It's activities 10 four main
lines OF work. J. T. Henderson, sec
retary announce dtoday. These In
clude higher pay for pastors, or
ganisatiop Of stewardship board In
the various churches with members
committed to give nt least one tenth
, ftheir incomes To the church.
creation OF sentiment among lay
men to beaueath pt least one tenth
of their estates for the church's
work, and inauguration Of cant
paign TO increase church attend
ance,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
PROVOST CHARGED
WITH COMPLETELY
IN BROWN MURDER
NuliAN CHARGED WITH KILL
ING Young MILuONAIRE
IMIslCATES MAN

W Nsscciated fre.s,
MOUNT cLEMoNs. Mich. Jan. I.
- lloyd Provost. d former close
friend Of J. Stanley Brown, was
essln take2 into custody for exam
rauon toasy In connection win
Browns death on December 20.
flesosl refused 10 answer Ques.
tOas. standing on hlg convictional
rights. as he had In refusing to tes-
tly a, the corouer's inquest earlier
ia lLe week.
ilctasc To Dlscass Case
Neither would he discsss the case
wh,n confronted by Mrs. Cecil yes-
ser. who yesterday told the tathoIt-
o. f Story discriminating Provost
gnd Ns Ruth Brown, the young
.utA.
FRO rutor Lynn Johnson tonight
q -lNli 20 say whether he would
ASA q Warran, for Provost. Such ae-
...n would be taken. however. he
stated. Il habeas corpus proceedings
b we're instituted.
I Holds o. tirsf story
hcyond accusing Provost OF COM
plicity In he killing Of Brown. whose
bullet riddlcd body wps found In his
automobile On country road near
here. Mrs. Nester added nothing 70
,.av TO her version Of the tragedy. 30
far she is the only person directly
.harpaa with nroNnr death. OfN-
cials are quoted ~ saying they BE-
Iie,e she VIA no, responsible. but
has kncwiedge that will aid them In
ci,a. .ng up the mystery.
Mrs vcster's hearing has been sot
Tor saturday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
BILLIONS NEEDED
To PLACE. ROADS
ON FIRM BASIS
HOWARD ELLIOTT. PRESIDENT
on NORTHERN PAClfiC
OUTLINES tONDiriONS
PROBLEM IS SERIOUS ONE
Declare Provisions Must Bc Made
10 tarc for Great RnsincSs
Increases That are a. Ilc
Expected

BE-, Anoc,n ,d rrfs
81 Paul aiun, Jan. i.-Thr
hillitl j1l.r must be spout ht u'
vail oaG1 "a, ,ho lul,cd States "Niln.
ir tr, r1, lev 4wH' go rfot.d'
f,tft kH lJ nngrr Nat irv.lht "a
cll...o., accafdiag 20 toward El'iui
p. a't.. &C th. Sur.Acm Pacific
rlilfolf Who ,.Hr fr4t N.F NutN
.r. ,s al'h H.Dt '"rt rni
t".t Dffa
"BuicUt .n1 etos m tNr
plipi q tno railroads ana Of The
owaers Nj tgp.O0o.O00,boo of rail-
road property IL is not rloro serious
than the condition faciug the coun-
try" Mr.. Elliott said today.
Husincss VIII incNasc
transportation facilities must be
made available, not only for the pro-
sent volume OF business, but for the
Increases that n progressive nation
like the United states needs each
year
Until the government took con
troll only 100000 new freight cars
have been bought so that at the enG
nf 1919 there probably are not morc
, ilan 100000 freight cats In yao
ountry-slightly moro than IN
1918, II IL not too much TO say that
probably $4,000. .00o. .0oo should b'
spent Tor cars. engines aid shop Ia
cilities hy American railroads within
the next few years. " u q country :
transportation needs are to he met.
May ilroafcn Ser lee
MIR. Elliott left for Chicago 10
/ nlght. lie did not max any an
nouncoment regarding .epor,s cir-
culated In railroad quarters hcro
1 tha, the leading roads OF the country
were planning 10 NAL. important
! statements regarding broadeneh
q passlnger siryicts when priyait own
orship is restored, Theru have been
reports that schedules TO the pacific
coasl via various routes are To b.
shortened and that trails de Lux
and fare trains will be put In SCI
/ vice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
.-L y-R's DAY Qr'ET
rf' 'ffn' Nf's ILLNESS eVE.
fAENTED CUSTOMARY wHlrE
"a ilt'SE tEi.kBR ffiON.

f'gi iA0TON. Jan. New
irfrs diy was observed so quietly
4 = i.lrs on today that II is much
IKE un ordinary SUNDAY. There
feH ro puhli6 receptions. and
hrlff vices were not different
foa lhofs In hundreds Of Ameri-
vi W'l1on's Illness forced
llaye Eueni ~ the customary
NW lI.rr celebration. Sur.
uuaa q hy members OF his family.
n ll tWo hours IN a wheel chair
D q h'rn on tho south port
m n no wind. aud la,er
f from heads of
.l r1uous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
ARMY ENGINEER WOUNDED
MAJOR ~ tuARcE ca rG Gs
Sirri RiNER RDISTniCr
Sllur.

~ A1so,'abd rr,ss
NJ WORl FANS. Jan. Nai. p
Harold :, lletrick. l'ntHal flait.
army, and IN charge of The tss,-.ss
s'n''s engineers of the Mississippi
risgr district from New Orleans Co
Well burg, Mississippi was shot and
dahgerously wounded Vt his home
hpre bate tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
ls FOURTEENTH COUNT OE POP.
CLATiON ~ HiST,N ui'
NtTIcN
WILL TAKE TWO laEEks
II Estimated u AZ Enumr'a,ioI Will
show thai United Slal,, Has
APP o,insicly iiO.ONu,nla
lnhabitnnis

~ Assoela,cd ri,ss,
WASHINGTON, Jen. l. ~ armr
OF Ss. .0OO crumuiutoig viii h'gin IT,.
morrow moi ming the wdrf uf count
ing the men. women ',d tiildron %.
the United siai,l and 81 colieutnr
certain Information anuut the an
sources OF the counity,
The taLias oil ta'a o,nfus the i9ur
teenth In the i.'ofy 80. the nIiiu.
Is expected 20 rogDt. only ahlu iNa
weeks. bu, figu;A .,oN ing ,hc aUl
population probably VII NOT b.
available until the oal o. Alsl.
seec.al rog,fuNl
Workers viii sally foth with az
especially prepared poitln0 and =
commission signed hl Sam }. Roecr
chief OF the bureau. The cruD De- eX.
pected 10 show pol u,ui'oa %. from
100000 .0OO to il2.0U0.roo, gs com.
pared with 93.0Oo.Oeo lu 1910. The
estimated population oa july !. lal!
was l0G,S1i,sSi
Cards will be collected hy ais sup
ervisors and forwarded io head
quarters here where l.0po 'lorl
will be engaged IN the naplaVGn
work. Totals foe each oi tho toms
on the cards will b. tearrGted NY
specially designed mgch'nea.
Data en- AL Resources
officials expect to malo q prolhn
inary estimuse ~ -thc population OF
the larger cities by the middle ol
March, but returns tor tnc coun,r,
districts will not be completed until
later. The census includes the col
lection OF data on farms, forests and
oil production. In addition To the
enumeration of persons,
First ir Winter Months
The fourtecnih decenlal census Is
the first to be taken luring the win
ter months. While severe wealhc'
may he n handicap IN some sections
the change was made In order tna'
the enumeration might be completed
before the electloa primaris of Ih'
summer season For the first tlns
also. women have heen m.ioyed q.
supervisors. Maximum pay allottcC
by law In four cents per person, with
n higher rate for farm hands. ThI
first census taken In l790 durlnf
the administration OF George Wash
ington. showed the population OF the
new republic to be three million,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
sugar Factory Burns.

WniTE CASTLE. Ia. Jou i--
it' rna SUGAR factory uclr hc.
N.. iroyed today 10y fire ot ua
'NiurW'ncd orsIn
lH.s WAS estimated al S2ao nr0
t'H 1lant vaH The only niuo-gpilDl
iAc. .a.y iu ihpryillo parish.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
wi. p. Temple rormcd

80 SMITH, Ark.. Jan. T.
Ars"nsas temple, dramatic order
OF knights OF khorashan, composed
~ m"nhe~p ~ mo Hnirhts ~
Pv'h'as from tho stateS of Arkansas
and oklahoma was organized here
tonight wit han Initial membership
o. i50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02

llf'lailuk AuaA AN' N"'""'f-N 80"
trllclcs involved nlsi come before
the next Administered On, regardless OF
Americas entrance into the league.
the Idaho senator said tho personai
views OF the presidential candidates
should be stated.
Our Forign Policy
For nearly hundred and f'ity
years" the senator letter said, I'VE
have In this country. iegardless or
parties. adhered 20 , dislince foreign
policy---no PARTNERSHIPS with foreign
powers and no intergcren,e by foreign
powers In American affairs. II you
should be nominated lnd elected
nresident. woulh yoh exert your In
iluence and the Influence NJ your sd-
mlnistrailon TO maintain this foreign
policy. or would vba consent. In arv
way. to rs abandonment or modifi-
catlons -
Que~,ica> .s-hssi t'sn,iIslases :.
40 Won believe w other words.
TINT the time llas cpmc when we
should abandon the pcllcy Of no en-
tanel'ng alliances. No partnerships
with European rov"rs aud enter In
20 alliance OF under standings with
European powers
~ ask these uucaslons because. re-
yqrdless Of what mpy or NAV not pc
" the platforms Ihv next admins
'r-'lon viii have to inrri this issue n
different and persistent forces IN
rurnne. are d-l.Fuiinrl to draw tho
United states inlo asso'S alton AMI
pnrtr ,rshln With faroncsn powers,
n cmhroll ~ ~ ~ ktlrorean tur-
molls and ecrr'r's 90 u,illYe o~r
,ouue mon n n>''rlnv 'he territories
and iiehilng ~ s."nl ard dvrns,v
haii'er ~ ,hr ri~ f-rini 'ra ernnnr.
ic lif' ~ both rrrr"e a@d Asia. nrf
Ih.-a forces w. e-'"fg~a 'hrir effort
70 hrlnr abort shore 'Nin~s a''rt
ths election " 'hev cpnno, sn~ceea
b, a-~n agreement they will en6esv-
or To -ncrced Nv secret or tact'e
4nrr-mrnis wc m~rv ~ ns. fell.
iiernfnrn ihr' 30 vnulh like 10 know
what vnur viees are nron this proh-
icw a-d whr, - VII be- your nur-
I unra ~ dn rhnrla vmt he honorea
hN an election pc 'r.s'dent.
rcgnr''r- "rs~,an tff.irss
Senator porah snld Ams riran o.
ernilons In pnegia wrrs IN violation
~ ,he constitution md aeqlnst the
wishes ~ the American pccnle. but
IN furtherrnce ~ n agrret aFreerient
made In verxalilss
"Th's u bat en mihn.fioa NJ
! Barnh cor'int =, "nf vhat,ls io han-
i, zen shn-id ". c'm"l'he ~ si'sndor
our 'rahi,in~i fnre'rn rnllcv and
Nr'e- ln'n unf r-s'qnd'uvr ard rom
binaiions which s9nli e7hrr'l ~ N
all European cpuflr rod tnTmolle
our yourr view VIZ ~ 'strd to sac.
riiice their lives ga ls. suth secret
and anconsuiu'lHriel aileis as this
IN Russia.
sa.a'is Tut.
Mad NJ riu. I understand Ia In
favor 10 ue'w rv nI clrsrr'pi.nn az
our youie uea fo' ihli aiud oi ser
lNice.
4 "Alr yea u .v0r Di ,Hy nc'r.ppl.
icy ot u' aay Nen0s iefeuo or part
, u..h'p Wnci way leid 90 such a
t Ifn.wn. Whit is to bs sldr policy
I viW alrt ID ,utA STAIRS"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
Cor,-nas Hc r. Rlpm

shaw who contends that he stu
Is state mine insnec,or .desnltc the
rNverncr's r''enpt 10 revoke him
today closed three more mines of the
cen'ral Ccal and Coke Compsny NJ
Hartford Ark. When he was -
'nscd admiiiance 30 the mines. Shaw
posicd notices declaring thu mines
closed and the Union miners refused
,o go 10 work Al seven Arkansas
-rircs o. tho Central Commny TOW
have been clo3rd ny shaw
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-02
FIGHT T0-REM0VE
ARKANSAS NINE
OFFICIAL BLOCKED
SIAsrs THREE MORE MINES
WHEN Nv ~ REFUSED
ADMtTTANCE

~ R,,a.isisd pfs-.
LITTLE pOrT Nk Ian -
Governor Brourh's effort to secure
fhn 0cvoeanrr NJ Thomas " Shaws
certificate ~ qualification ss nine
insrerirr wre blocked iof'v whe~
1ohr Wilkinson. iistrIc. president OF
'he rri,od Nine Workers terhfcd
ti.ri mo twn minors representatives
VI mo e'r,r hoard ~ mine exKmin-
orr ware disqualified Wilkinson
snla thai cre has he~nme IN 'aisrna-
'lonal n-ran'ger for the minsfs un-
ion md ,he other hrs win 'rGvn from
'ho rnlNn Consequently Jhe moot
in~ ~ tho NoTrd ~ hsv" hA"n hold
ri Fort swlih ,odHv. which was 10
have honrd charges asAina Shaw,
wns not held
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
BiseEE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., E. O. Solms. superintendent. It is hoped that the members of the church and their friends will bep resent at this service An offering for the Scoville evangelistic party will be received. Because the entire morning offering at the union meeting in the Bapti3t church at II a. m., as with the other services of the day, goes to the evan gelist, the regular contributors to this church should bring or send their "hurch envelope to the Sunday schOo! service, where it will be received by the church treasurer.
 Young Peoples meeting at 6:15 D. m. There will be no union young peo- ple's meeting and each church will have its own meeting. Topic: Pa tience and It's Reward" 1 Corinthians 13:4; Luke 21:19 Every young per son oI this church should be present at this meeting.
 Union evangelistic meetings in the Baptist church at II a. m., D D. m, and 7:3O D. m. These are the closing
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14

amount necessary tor the first pay ment.
 Morning service will be held at St. Paul Baptist church, on Naco road.
 At II a. m. the presiding elder Rev. z. z. Johnson. of Las Cruces. N NJ, will preach.
 Sunday afternoon and evening the services will be held i'll Cruises hall, over the Czar market. At D. m. Rev. w. H. Matthes and Rev. c. w. Harshman will make addresses. ana at o'clock the pastor of the c. NJ. F. church at Douglas will preach.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
GO TO OCEAN

Word has been received here that MI. and Mrs. Billy Guise, who were married in Tucson last Saturday. are now in California for short honey moon. Mir Guise was for eight years connected with the mems department of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co, while Mrs. Guise was formerly Miss Florence Stratton. a teacher in the local schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
TAKE sMUGGLER's TEAM

A wagon and team Of horses were confisoated Friday night by customs officers when they arrested Manuel Dominguez. Sonora rancher. charg- ed with bringing three gallons Of mescal across the line at Agua Prieta. The wagon and team will be sold next Saturday afternon at the Douglas po- lice station at public auction.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Celia B. Fruitman entertained 20 of her young friends yesterday afternoon in honor of her twelfth birthday. The party was given at the nome of Mrs. Marquette on School hill Elaborate refreshments were served and music and games were enjoyed by the young people.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
OPERATORS CHANGE

E. F. Smith of Pueblo, Colorado, arrived in Bisbee yesterday to ac- cept posit1Dn as telegraph operator on the Review leased Associated Press wire. He succeeds Roy Viii kinson who left yesterday for San Diego, where he will be operator in the office of the San Diego Union.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
ACE VISITS BORDER

Eddie Rickenbacker, famous ace of the American Air service during the war and daredevil auto race drivei before that time, was in Douglas yes terday from the 8 mines near Lords burg. He is interested in the prop erty.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
Tips Of tue TOUn

academy on 0. k. street next Wed. nesday evening. She is planning some very unique St. Patrick's day stunts and the orchestra will play old Irish tunes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
ST. pAuL'S BAPTIST.

Tie colored people of the Warren district have organized a Methodist church and are raising money to buy piece of property. the building on which is to be remodeled and used for a church. To further this cause Sunday, March IA. has been set as a rally day in which to raise $500, the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
co re COAST

Mrs. Ruth Rosebrook, mother of Clarence P .Engram, and brother and sister of the deceased, who came heer to attend the funeral yesterday afternoon, will return to California to- night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14

Attend the Annual St. Patrick's Ball at Eagles Hall Wednesday Eve. March 17th. Music by Legion band Admission. S1O0.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
TOBACCO MAN HERE

E F. Pelletier. saleman for the American Tobacco Co.,. arrived in the district Saturday and is calling on his trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
CALLED BY ILLNESS.

Mrs. Dan T. Stetson and son, Clar ence, left last night for Edgemar South Dakota, called by the illness oi her son, Roy Stetson, formerly of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14

An English hat manufacturer has de- seloped an imitation velour that close y resembles the genuine from stiff fened cotton flannelettc
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
RETURNS TO DUTY

F. c. Campbell assistant manager of tue Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co, has returned to the city after several weeks absence in Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-14
FIGHTS INFLUENZA

William T. Evans. of Haigler's real estate office who is confined to his apartments with influenza is report, ed better.