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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
D'ANNUNZIO WOUNDED: LEGIONAIRES MINING
 CITY'S MAIN STREETS
Regular Italian Troops Under General Cavgia Bombarding City in Combination With Navy; Guns Are Directed
 Against Government Buildings and Palace
REPORT OF POET SOLDIERS DEATH DENIED Resisting Troops Are Reinforced DAnnunzio Flies Over Lines of Attacking Force Dropping Pamphlets Urging
 Soldiers to Desert and oin egonaires
D'Annunzio Wounded

been considerably delayed by the poets defenses
 DAnnunzio Wounded
 LONDON, Dec. 27 Gabrielle d'Annunzio is said to have been slightly wounded. according to the Milan correspondent of the London Times. The report that d'Annunzio has been killed. the correspondent adds. is officially denied.
 Report Spreads Quickly
 VENICE. Dec. 27-The reports of the death Of Gabrielle d'Annunzio spread quickly throushout Venice to- day. The Italian colors on the flag staff at St Martin Square were i'm mediately halfmasted and soon after wards flags OF houses were lowered.
 One report says that. nOtwithstand- ing the absence of d'Annunzio. fight ing continues. the legiOnaires trying to prevent the passage of the regular troops. which are composed chiefly of Cara bineers. l. is asserted that the battleship Andrea Doria participated in the operations against Plume by firing grenades which killed several persons. One of the grenades struck the torpedo boat destroyer EsperO, setting the vessel on fire.
 Leeionaires Mine Streets
 ROME, Dec. Dispatches from FiHme say the legionaires in the city using electric drills. are boring holes under the principal buildings in the leading thOroughfares through which the invading troops must pass and are mining them. They say il is their i'm than surrender it.
 Defenders Reorganized
 TRIESTE. Dec. 27.-The forces iu- vesting Plume have been reorganized and reinforced. Another Fiuman air plane was captured today. making the fourth that has fallen into the hands of the government troops.
 The mayor of Plume and another of- ficial have arranged Tor an interview with the commander Of the Abbasro division Tuesday.
 Prisoners Reach Anacona
 ANACONA, Italy. Dec. 27.-A steam CT has arrived at Zara with the Ris- monde and Carnaro battalions on board. All the men were disarmed and are being closely watched by
  racks are being prepared to hold the men prisoners there.
 Bridges Blown Up
 ROME Dec 27.-Thc casualties sustained by the regulars in the fight ing with d'Annunzio's legionaires up to the present are reported to be go killed and about 100 wounded. Tho wounded include several carabineer officers. The rebel forces nave blown up four bridges over the Recina
 Dead Are Honored
 ROME Dec. 27.-At a sitting of the county today Luigi Bava. mayor of Rome. paid tribu,e .u tohse who have fallen in the filIuug at Plume and expressed the hon, that peace soon would be brought about among the sons Of the nation The mayor ordered the national flag at half mast in the capital as a sign of for the dead of Plume
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
PERSHING TO bE
 GRAND MARSHAL
A. E. F. Commander Accepts Invitation to Lead March
 at Inauguration

WASHINGTON. Dec 27. - General Pershing in a telegram from Roslyn, N. Y. tonight accepted an invitation to serve as grand marshal of the pa rade for the inauguration of Presi- dent-eleet Harding. it was announced tonight by the committee in charge of arrangements. The invitation was extended him in conformity with the custom of having the raI-,Ing officer of the army head the inaugural pa rade
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
Start Is Delayed.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 27.-Cap- tain Harry Muslin, commanding the Pacific air force. announced to- night that the seaplane flight from San Diego to Balboa, Canal Zone, which was originally set to start tomorrow morning, but was post poned. would be started Thursday morning. One navy vessel, design ed to act on the safety patrol. will be sent out tomorrow and another will leave Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
FIERCE FIGHTING UNDER WAY AS ITALIANS CLOSE IN ON FlUME
Naval Planes Will Start Thursday
 on Long Trip

LONG BEACH tCal.. Dec. 27.- The 3.OOO-miGe ftiaht of naval sea planes from San Diego to the Pan anna canal will be delayed until formal notification from the naval department that Mexico has grante6f permission for the sea planes to fly over Mexican terri tory is received Admiral Hugh ROdman. commander of the Pacific fleet. announced tonight. The noti- fication has not vet been received. he said The flight was planned to begin tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
Adjutant General Ingalls,
 Injured in Auto Accident
 While Visiting Old Home

PHOENIX, Dec. 27.-Adjutant Cen eral Walter s. Ingalls, was injured in an automobile accident al Yuma on Christmas day, according to meagre advices received here The messape said Colonel Ingalls, would be unable to travel for few days CD account of his injury He was due to return 10 Phoenix today after having spent Christmas at Yuma, his old home.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
CARusO IMPROVING

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Enrico Ca ruso. who suffered an attack of pleu- risy Christmas Day. was reported in improved condition tonight A bulletin issued by his physicians said:
 MT. Caruso is resting well. His condition is progressing favorably."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
One Killed, 30 Injured As Trailer Breaks Away From
 Car, Crashes Into Another

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 27-One person is known to have been killed and more than 30 others were injured tonight when a trailer of street car. making grade in the Forbes street section. near Craft avenue broke loose and. rushed back down the hill and crashed into another car
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
STAGE COMPANY HALTED

PHOENIN. Dee. 27- The Jerome Union Stage Company has been re strained from operating it's motor cars betwee en Jerome and Prescott over the new state bigbwsy. accord. iug to an order issued by Judge Frank II. Lyman of the superior court of Maricopa county
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
DAVIS MATCH DELAYED

AUCKLAND. N. Z.. Dec. 2S.- The first match in the challenge round Of the Davis clup tournament, which was to have been played today. has been postponed until tomorrow ow- ing 10 rain
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28
BARCELONA BANK CLOSES

BARCELONA. Spain. Dec. 27.- The Bank of Barcelona, one of the leading financial institutions. has sus- pended payments. Although the banks difficulties are said to be only temporary the suspensions caused serious financial disorders.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-28

been considerably delayed by the .
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COPPER PRICES

Average price CT copper for th. week ending Dec. S 1920 1857 Average week ending Dccem-
 be- 9 1920 --..----.--~--- .12l5>
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05

mia Maldonado, con fecha de
antier, ca cartita que tuvo la
amabilidad de dirijirnos, nos
participa haber llegado a aque-
LA poblaci6n acompanando a
su Sra. hermana, Sara M. de
Castro, con felicidad, Y refi-
riendose a los 1ltimos temblo-
res registrados en- Los Ange-
les, nos manifesto que estos no
cree hayan merecido llamarse
fuertes, pues, en- concepto dc
ella, han sido POGO intensos.
Agradecemos mucho a la Srta.
Macdonald su bondadosa aten-
ci0n en- procurar comuncarnos
las novedades de aquellos rum
hos y deseamos que continue
Ipasando una magnffica tempo
rada de paseo.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05

papel tan ridfculo como desho-
nesto ante la civilization ente-
ra, cuando los movies que lie
inducen son tan vulgares que
con toda fidelidad puedan ser
descifrados por una inteligen-
cia tan obtusa como la mia?
Desconocer La l~egitimidad
del actual Gobierno de Facto
para exijir a I'd. cuentas del
manejo del Gobierno que Sc lie
ha confiado, a I'd, un simple
sirviente p1blico impuesto por
ell Jefe de la Nacion cuya auto
ridad ha sido l~egftimamente
reconocida por todos los Esta-
dos de la Union Nc equivale
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
Sc NECESITAN
1000
PARA

1000 soldados americanos
para %reemplazar los que seran
removidos de ciertas parties de
Alemania estan siendo recluta-
dos en- la actualidad, cores
pondiendo a Arizona un n1me-
TO insignificante, habiendose
alberto va las Agnecias reclu-
tadores para csc objeto espe-
cial en- ell Estado.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
CARTA ALBERTA
(viene de La pagina y

el simplisimo acto de dar un
brinco rumbo al Norte.
Como We I'd. Sr. Cant1, ell
ejemplo es acknowledgements a
daptado al case.
Ell difunto, mi supuesto her
mano, representa- al Primer
Magistrate de la Nacion que
nombro a I'd. Gobernador,
quien efectivamente dejo hace
tempo de existir, y como com
prendera, no nos es possible re-
sucitarlo para que despierte a
I'd. de su sueno hipnotico, y
hacerle volver a la realidad.pa pa
ra persuadirlo de que ell nuevo
Jefe de la Naci6n, tiene autori-
dad legal para remover a I'd.
Ell Presidente de la Huerta,
representa- al albacea de mi
e.jemplo Y va comprendera I'd.
que los departamentos Y Su-
cHrsales de que en- el hablo, re-
presentan a los Estados Y Te-
rritorios de la Union; y que, la
familia a que me refiere, no es
otra mas que LOS OUNCE
MILLONES DE MEXICA-
NOS a quienes I'd con tanta
falta de criterio, titula de ban
didos en- su manifesto, y cuya
mayorfa de Mexicanos debida
Y l%egalmente Representatives Sc
leccionaron a Don Adolfo de la
Huerta para que interinamente
representa- al pals.
Yo, ST., Cant1, me considero
ell vipedo mas ignorante de
nuestra raza, Y sin embargo,
apostar1a mi cabeza contra un
peso (de los infalsificables) a
que he interpetrado fielmente
los sentimientos y calculos bas-
tardos de I'd. en- este case, pues
no Sc requiere tener profundos
conocimientos de phrenologla,
para juzgar por la conducta de
I'd. que predominant en- su ce-
rebro aquellos sentimientos o
instintos naturales que nos son
comunes con la baja especie del
RENO animal, y que, los phre-
n6logos llaman ADHESIVE
NESS Y ADQUISITIVENESS
0 sea, en- Ell primer case, Ell de-
SEQ de adhesion a 10 que es o
no de uno, Y en- ell segundo, la
tendencia de acumular Y po-
seer.
FL papel que esta I'd. hacien-
do es, por 10 tanto, no Ell de un
rebelde de honestas intenciones
sino Ell bajo, muy bajo, de una
~SANGUIJUELA con instintos
de OCTOPUS.
iQue no Sc sonroja I'd. Sr.
Coronel, al pretender hacer un
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
oTRo COBERNA-
DOR ALZADO

Ell general Jose Chavira, go
bernador provisional del Esta-
do de Colima, Sc rehusa cate
goricamente a hacer entrega
del gobierno, como 10 ordeno La
.Suprema Corte. Sc teme que
este de lugar a un nuevo con-
flicto armado, pues Chavira
cuenta con elementos de i'm
portancia.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
Panta|OneS
Solos

Els una verguenza arrojar
a la bashra algunos sacos y
chalecos nomas porque les
falta ell pantalon para COM
pletar ell vestido.
Tenemos aqui una variedad
inmensa de pantalones solos
y en- la generalidad de los
casos pueden e%ncontrar aquf
nuestros clientes algunos
pantalones que sean buenos
para igualar a sus otras pie
zas de ropa y completar Ell
traje.
Otra cosa. ST ordenan alg1n
traje, en- consideration a que
los pantalones son los prime
ros en- gastarse, es convenien
te que ordenen I'm par de es-
|.tos extra.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
VEINTE PESOS
POR VISA DE


Seg1n LA P rensa'', de San
Antonio, Texas, los Consules
de Mexico en- los Estados Uni
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
VestidOS de Carranclan Para Ia Casa
ALBERT STEINFELD & COMPANY.

dos recibieron orden de cobrar
veinte pesos por visar los pasa-
portes de los americanos que
quieran pasar a Mexico, a con-
tar del primero de agosto. en-
lugar de cinco pesos que sena-
laba la tarifa antigua.
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
a desconocer la luz del dfa?

- 0SoSOAOSCA AA luz QCl Olds
Derrochar Ell tesoro p1blico
que Sc lie ha confiado, para pro-
veerse de elementos de guerra
para combatir al Jefe Supreme
de la Nacion de quien 1nica-
mente depende ID, en- ell ejer-
cicio de sus f~unciones, ino es
este una TRACTION?
Comprometer con la irrazo-
nable actitud de I'd. la vida de
un punado de pacificos mora
dores en- ell territorio de su
mando, provocando y exitan-
dolos a un conflicto armada
contra la formidable fuerza de
un Gobierno cuyo pueblo Sobe-
rano esta dispuesto a defender
sus legltimos derechos, mo es
una i~nsensatez, un crimen sin
nombre,
Perturbar La naciente paz del
pals y exponer a la patria a un
conflicto international debido
a la situacion geografica del
territorio Gle su dominic, no es
una falta absolute de patrio-
tismo?
/, ST.. Coronel Cantd, no conoz-
co a I'd. personalmente pero ell
solo hecho de saber que es I'd.
mexicano Y un militar tornado
en- I'm Colegio donde infundie-
ron a I'd. elevados sentimien-
tos de honor y patriotismo, me
hacen abrigar la lisonjera es-
peranza Gle que antes de prin-
cipiar la conflagracion que Sc
avecina, Sc esforzara I'd. en-
arrojar de su imagination las
Iinnobles ideas que ALI Sc ha-
yam albergado al ser engendra-
das por la perversidad de sus
humanos instintos, Y que en-
trando en- communion con SUI
conciencia, acatara I'd. sunni
so los dictados de ella, procla-
mando ante ell mundo entero
con un Gamble de actitud, que
a pesar del espiritu guerrero
de la sangre mexicana, predo-
nina siempre en- ella ell ger
men de la union y la concor-
dia y en- ell pecho ell PATRIOTS
mo.
Ain es tempo Sr. Cant1 de
que Sc evite y evite a los suyos
de un triste papel de desterra-
do de donde ell tesoro acapara-
do por grande que sea, no sir
We mas que para hacer mas
amargo ell pan cuotidiano que
visto a travez de los remordi-
mientos de una conciencia cul-
pable, parece ensangrentado,
hacienda impossible la felicidad
que hoy reina en- ell risueno ho-
gar donde moran los mas ca
ros seres de la vida, la esposa
Y los hijos.
Ell actual Primer Magistra-
do de la Naci6n considerable
sabiamente las infirmezas de
que como humanos somos SUI
ceptibles Y midiendo prudente-
mente las sangrientas conse-
cuencias de un conflicto arma-
do y ell peligro international
que implica en- este case, ha.
preferido suspender las activi-
dades de combate con possible
menoscabo de La dignidad del
Gobierno ante sus Gobernados
y SECURE desprestigio ante PAT
ses extranjeros que puedan in
terpetrar este acto de pruden-
cia por uno de debilidad.
Esta suspension Sr. Coronel,
es interpetrada por TODD buen
mexicano como una saludable
medida adoptada por nuestro
Gobierno ante sus gobernados
sus belicos sentimientos Sc re
bajen a medida que I'd. re-
flexione sobre las funestas con-
secuencias que puedan sobre-
vnnir al nafc on oorov.ol " al
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
ALBERT STEINFELD & COMPANY
LOS VESTTDOS MAS HERMOSOS DE
CARRANCT AM

Que los que componen nuestras existencias de estos en-
general, nunca Sc han ofrecdo a precios tan bajos como
ahora. Estes vestidos los tenemos en- una amplia varie-
dad de estilos atractivos en- los rayados mas codiciables.
0 de cuadros y dolores.
Algunos de estos vestidos tienen efecto surplice de blusa,
acabados con cuellos organdia Y punos, otros tienen las
t1nicas mas atractivas.
NuestrOS PreciOS EspeciaIeS Hoy JueyeS:
VeStidOS de ~Carranclan, de $1O.5O, a. s. 1888
VeStidOS de ~Carranclan, de S12.5O, a. S 9.3S
vestidOS de Carranclan, de Sl4.95, a. SLIP
VeStidOs de C~arranclan, de $17.5O, a. .S13.13
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
Muy bonitos Y serviciables.

En- dolores lisos y de cuadros y rayas. Eectos de mu-
cha demanda, con cintosA
El Tucsonense., 1920-08-05
NO SON FUERTES LOS
ULTIMOS

La simpatica Sehorita Anto-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21
M'CUMBER PENSION
BILL DECLARED INCOMPLETE
Veterans of Indian Wars Not Cared
fer in This --latest Measure Passed
and Signed by the President.

We are indebted to Miss Mary
OBrlen for a copy of he National
Tribune, organ of the G. A. r., in
which was full account of the Full
ler-McCumber bill which pensioned
the soldiers of three great wars, the
war of 1872. the Mexican war and
the Civil war.
All soldiers of these wars who
served 60 days or more in Mexican
and 80 days in the Civil war are given
$50 per month. To those who have
disabilities are given more, up to $50
per month The widows are given
$50 per month each. except in case
of widows of Civil war veterans they
must have been married prior to June
81, 1905.
However Miss O'Brien called atten-
ton to one very serious omission in
the bill, and that is the soldiers of
the Indian wars. How does it hap
pen that our law makers entirely over
looked that band of intrepid soldiers
who preceded the vanguard of civili-
cation and made the frontier safe
from marauders
The National Tribune praises the
President very highly for his prompt
signing of the bill. 1t does not how
ever, seem to notice the oversight of
the legislators who framed the mea-
sure and left out the Veterans of
Indian wars. Why should not Sena-
tor Jones or Poindexter have been
awake to the claims of so many of
their constituents and seen to ii
that Indian war veterans and their
wives were included in this bill?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21
MOTOR CARS TO GO
ON FUEL RATION

Owing to the temporary decrease in
gasoline production. and to keep the
nric" OF nasol;rn down for rs long os
possible. the ration system was in
augurated yesterday, May goth by
all the dealers of this city,
This is a statewide movement and
it is understood will go into effect
all over this state. The limit is fixed
at five gallons which any pleasure
car may buy at one time--if they have
an empty tank-and if not they can
buy only enough to make it five
gallons.
This has become a necessity by
reason Of the fact that there is a
tendency for people when they expect
a shortage TO stock up with full
tanks even though they do not need
it Just at that time.
1t will work no hardships on any
ono but will conserve the supply of
gasoline, until the production catches
(up with the sales again.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21
OLYMPIA HIGH SCHOOL
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

Before the largest crowd of fans
assembled at Athletic Park for many
a day the Olympia High School base
ball team played true to form and
defeated Aberdeen to the tune of 9
to 6.
In a game full of thrills and with
just enough errors to keep everyone
on the anxious seat until the last
man was out the locals were fighting
for the coverted championship. Ace
Lindsay, Calvert and Norrie. were the
wizards with the willow. The former
picking one of Tebbs slants for the
circuit.
A great amount of credit is due to
the mastery way Reynolds has per-
formed all through the season and
especially in Wednesdays game when
things broke against him.
Ralph Lindsay is without doubt one
Of the best back stops in Prep schools
in this state. The way this boy dug
them out of the dirt and pegged
bases was real treat for the fans.
With a record of eleven straight
wins to the Southwest championship
the boys are looking forward for more
laurels to win and are in hopes of
playing the champions of the north
section for the championship of West
ern Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21
CHAMBERS PRAIRIE
SCHOOL WINS PRIZE
p. 4. A. at Bellingham Awards Beau
nfuI Painting to This County at
Recent State Meeting.

At the recent meeting of the State
Mothers Congress pnd Parent-Tea-
chers Association at Bellingham a
large number We're present and took
part in the program. There were
also about hundred from this coun-
ty, Mason and Lewis that attended as
visitors, driving up in their machines
The Chambers Prairie school won
the prize, beautiful painting en-
titled THE Spirit of Motherhood, :"
painted by Sarah Baker Eddy of Hart
ford. Conn. This prize was given
to the school which should report
the most cases of kindness to animals.
The ParentTeachers association of
Chambers Prail lie contains almost 100
per cent of the people of that vicinity
and they take great interest in the
work of their school
Mrs. Funk, one of the enthusiastic
workers along lines of civic better
ment informs the Standard that the
northwest manager for the Hoover
Sweeper Co. offers a SIS sweeper to
the P. r. A. member who brings in
the most members during the year
The contest will close. and the sweep
er will be awarded at the next years
meeting
The Washington Mutual Savings
Association of Seattle also offered
cash prizes to encourage the thrift
movement. The prizes range from
$35 downward. and will be given f)r
letters of 500 words from members
of the P. T. A. on two subjects. The
first is How Teach My Children to
Save Part of Their Money" and the
second plans for Being Economical
in the Home" This contest closes
June Is. Everyone should write
these letters and try for the prizes,
as well as stimulate the thrift move
ment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21

| fighting forces the world has ever
known. With these America came to
the aid of the allied nations and
unitedly brought the autocrtaic ag-
gressor to complete defeat within
| Is months. Thus was demonstrated
in glorious chapter of American
history that a democracy organized
for peace could meet the supreme
emergencw of war with an efficiency
of preparation and power of action
which exceeded the largest expecta-
tions. Although responsibility was
with the democratic President and
Congress, there was patriotic sub
mergence of partisanship and unity of
Americanism which marshalled the
nation of 100,000.000 as one man
with all it's resources devoted to the
common cause. President Wilson be-
came the recognized spokesman for
world democracy. His public express
sions meeting various phases by
which the war progressed from men
acing danger to the safety of COM
plete victory. constituted the ac-
knowledged spiritual leadership Of al
lied humanity against the threats of
autocracy. The enemy was broken
from within by the moral forces ar
'rayed by President Wilson, while their
fighting forces were beaten back by
the might of the allied armies or
democracy. The terms of the armis-
tice were the logical and necessary
sequence of the accepted leadership
and the approved utterances of Pres
ident Wilson, In November, 1918,
America stood among the nations the
acknowledged and best loved cham
pion of the rights of humanity, with
the responsibility Of leadership to
victory. and the supreme duty and
opportunity to lay peace foundations
for new age of world democracies.
Denouncc Republican Tactics.
Over the chapter of Is months that
have followed we would draw the
mantle and shield the shame, ii 1t
were possible with oil the pent-up
forces of jealousy and reaction bioh-
en- loose. the republican leadership
turned from patriotism to partisan
ship and proceeded with skill ana
slander to discredit and destroy the
had been applauded and unchallenged
and sacrifices. Although President
Wilson's utteranCes as world leader
had been applauded or unchallenged
while the menace Of war threatened.
with the safety of victory the wiles
Of partisan hatred and redicule were
employed in effort to weaken his in
fuence for their accomplishments at
the world peace conference. Six
months of these undermining tactics
made more difficult the already ire
mendous task OF President Wilson
and his associates. and the treaty
which was negotiated fell short OF
Continued on Page Five.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21
Building Refuse Burner--The Mu-

Building Refuse Burner-The Mu-
tual Lumber Company are now
building new refuse burner to
cost $4,000. This will prevent any
of the sawdust and other refuse from
going into the Skookumchuck river.
Also they are building dshway
through the dam, to comply with the
law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-05-21

Sargent Purchases Overland - A.
7, Sargent. Of the Shoe Hospital. has
purchased an Overland sedan from
the Bronson Motor Car Co.