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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
SEVEN "Y" HEADS
ATTEND MEETING
General Policy to be Followed
by Association Viii be
Discussed.

Seven Y. W. c. A. officials left
Friday morning 10 represent the To-
cal association at the Central City
conference 10 be held at Lake
Geneva, Wis, for the week begin
ming Monday. General policies TO be
followed for the coming fiscal year.
along with adoption Of measures to
meet emergencies of day. especially
the coal situation. Will be discussed.
Miss Minnie French, representing
the board Of directors. will head the
delegation included in which will
be Miss Maude Heath. general sec
rotary. Miss Gertrude Sykes, extern
sion and Industrial secretary. Miss
Itha MCNay from Quadrangle club,
Miss Hazel Bowman. head OF L. L
TT. O. organization. and Miss Edna
King Of the Blue Triangle reserves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
MILDLY Skirts

We have these skirts with or without
waists, in white, pink, blue, brown and
navy blue serge. All are pleated and well
made in every way Sizes to e. Prices
$l25 and up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
MILDLY Blouses

Plenty of different styles in white, white
trimmed with colored collars and with de-
tachable flannel collars and cuffs Also a
large assortment in colored Middies in
sizes 8 to 10. Prices $2.25 to $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
Shoes

There is a good selection of girls low shoes
IN natent leather and kid for you to choose
from on our second floor, Shoe Department;
These come in black or brown Oxfords and
ankle strap. Sizes 81 to 5 u from $500 to
$500.
A very practical and durable high shoe is
our Canvas Walking model Just the thing for
vacation wear $3.50 to $40 in sizes to 8.
$3.50 TO S3.1O in sizes ~ to ).
Big reduction on all boys English Oxfords
and Pumps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
ForHiking

Come in and see our Deerskin and Canvas
Sport Shoes before you start on that hike hey
are broad and flexible and will cover a good
many miles before wearing out. $l.6O to
$3.50.
The best wearing she's at minimum prices
are our kid and calf Oxfords with welt soles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
Sweaters

We are displaying two tables of wonder
fully attractive sweaters on the second
floor, near the entrance to the north ele-
vator Our aim is not to carry a general,
conglomerate line of sweaters, but instead
our buyers were instructed to select only
the choice, better grades in exclusive styles
and colorS. We believe they have brought
from the eastern American markets Sc
lection of silk fiber and all wool sweaters
that will be exceedingly desirable to you.
The assortment includes the Tuxedo and
Slip-over styles in wide range of the late
shades
In addition to these we are showing some
beautiful Brushed Wool Scarfs, with or with
out pockets and belts, for $3.50. $1,000 and
$I0.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07
NeCkWear

Exquisite designs and beautifully blend
ed colors distinguish our Silk Ties They
are really wonders. LOO to $500; or in
the knit we have some beauties in blacks,
blues and fancy colors, $IOO to S265
or good, ever fresh, Wash Ties in pleasing
patterns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-07

MADISON. visa Moore
went in swimming and came out
minus an eye. Ii was a glass
one.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
INFORMAT|UN|

Votul primului cerc electoral.
New Ashford, Mass. Pri-
mul rapport primit de la alegeri
din micul sat New Ashford,
Mass. arata ca Harding a primit
% vOturi lar Cox 8.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
sas!s, III w. ~
cutremur .il..sA r. ..'sAsg A. = aAh /

Buenos Aires. Seismograful
de la uniyersitatea ''lesM4a Pla-
ta'1 hiregistrat un pnterlfac GU
tremur de pamint. Dupa calculul
facut La universitate Sc spllne ca
centrul cutremurului Sc afla
cam la 900 mile departare de
acest lOc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
Crucea Rosie ajuta Italiei.

Washington. = Crucea Rosie
Americana a donat pentru sufe-
rinzii cutremurului de pamint
din Italia marfuri in valoare de
G suta 81 treizeci de mil dolIari.
Rapoartele prin cablu primite
de la comisia Crucei Rosii care
Sc afla in Italia spre wedea
tristul resultat al dezastrului,
arata ca suferintile sunt mai
mari de cum sc credea la inceput
81 Gu mutt mai grave ca cele
din urma dezastrului de acum
I'm an.
Din lipsa de hrana 81 Imbraca-
minte frigurile tifoide au gasit
un vast teren 81 cazurile mortale
sunt foarte numeroase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
MILIONAR PEDEPSIT PEN
TRU CONTRABANDA

NEW YORK / Nov. - Acuzat
ca q trecut ca contrabanda un
incl de diamant 81 nm collier de
perle in valoare de $10.5O0 in
Statele Unite, Victor Vivandou,
milioner, a admis All ca este
yinovat de aceasta acuza in fata
tribunalului federal 81 tost pc
depsit Gu $4,000. Aceste giuvaere
scrmpe au fost confiscate de
guvern.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
Ell "a spus Cd e spargator de

Ell "a spus ca e spargator de
case del'banE: .i.llA
Acest indiXi9 rg4e de 50 ami
apare destul de sanatos 81 tare,
fost pus in temnita pima cind
Sc va cerceta daca este adevarat
ceea ce "a spus.
Din naratiile llli arafat ca
are vasta cunostinta despre
technicalitatile spargerii caselor
de bani. 81 are cunostinta des-
pre- toti spargatorii de seama.
Ell "a marturisit ca ell este hotul
care a pradat posta din Caledo-
MIA, n. Y. ac,lm cincisprezece
ami de zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03

Tataul de pace Ungara, prn tara aceasa este
obgat supuna la decisiunie ute in Confernta pcei
nic pima asaz oate ca ungara are n guvern
constitutional.
Romnia, aata sncera, devotaa 81 nesovaitoare ALA
1lo care atiea ertfe pc ataru delor comune,
fost s scaeasca ataul de Pace AUSTRIA traat prn
mue dreptur s'a stirbt Ungara, stircoarea ras
boiuui monda aiaa mai credncioasa mai lndart
militarmuu prusac, ga upta alauri de Ge1nanla
evarsnd aceleas orori 81 fa de leg in arie aaor
rite bucur fa de ala de ngadunta casiclnd fl fos
o aiata mutt mai sincera 81 mai devotaa Roninia
Toae tarile carl ridcat armee 81 s'au uptat impo
trivia aatlor fost te amenntae scleasca traatele
h pace prvitoare la ee numai Ungara ma fo 81 nu sta
mai mutt inca ngadue aminiri pc ermen nelmitat.
Care fie cauza De Alta severtate faa de alte r
char de aiaa 81 Alta ngaduina bunvotoare faa de I'm
garia9
La nceput tolerana alatilor fata de Ungaria ar
buita unui sentiment umanar. cam fost sil 81 trt in
rsboiu zceau patrot unguri 81 umea Isl zicea: Probab
ca puut mcnta 81 nsea alat Sal creaza 81 de
poara manus Ell ar incetu nceul sa clarified lu
crure astaz ucru vadit umanitarsmu c inte
resul material la mijoc.
Apelure desperate din iarna trecuta ale ungurior "A
vem fabrc avem materae avem cal ferate avem Dunare
atitea zvoare de bgoa rationale dar navem ban 81 hrana
Datine ban datine hran2 ven 81 da viata acestor is
voare facut adnc in nmie dplomatiei englcze
81 franceze, 81 concesunle inceput curga.
Tngurii cedat engezior vasee lor de comer pc Du
mare; francezor cedat cheiue De pc maginea acestu
fnvu expoatarea mai mutor mine fabrc fos cedate
deritelor compan franceze 81 engleze zee recute
saZeci de ami une compani franceze Asazi Ungara de-
VENT aproape coone fanceza 81 in condtunea aceasta
nu ne mre pentru acora Ungare moi aminari de is
cali ratatul de pace mai multi, ngauie stapi-
neasca inca parea din Ungara dupa dspozune
tratatui de pace GU Austria, pc Rom1na ost sta
so iscaeasca 81 so ratifice trebua so predea Ausre
Mica ineegere, consuita ntrc ugoslavia 81 Cehoso-
vacia scopul bne detena de apra recproc impo-
trivia unui aac din partea Ungare 81 la arase 81
mna ma fost pc pacu aatilor mai Gu seama Frante 81
prn autorul d. Take Ionescu mn;stul de exerne
mniei astaz mica antanta din faca parte
MIA @ Wis.
Alatilor le convine confederate compusa din Sta
tee carr san mar in paguba Ungariei proteata or
teeeere polca economical inre ee lear in caea ine
reseo Tor naeriae 81 in calea une possible rectcar de
granlta in favoarea Ungariei
Legatrr de rasa amicitie, ratenitae de arme toate
sun mouri 81 nau nci valoare in faa ntereselor mate
rae Dua rsboiu oera mai multe avantae acela tie
prieten Romna acut inca destue concesiuni
este tnuta in sab de buni or aia nrepatesc
sa ne gndm lntotdeauna la proverbu romnesc:
Ferestema Doamne de preten ca Gle dusman ma feresc
eu.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
In cazul Wojnar.

In cazul Wojnar.
Juriul in nina caruia s'a pus
evidentele cazului Wojnar, in
tr'un verdict sigilat, dat All la
9 a. m. 'au pns capat lungilor
dispute. Plicul in care sc afla
yerdictlll nu va fl deschis pima
Mercuri din cauza alegerilOr
Multi sunt de credinta ca juriu'
aflat vinovat pc Wojnar dc
crima in gradul prim insa vor
recomanda moderate in aplica.
rea pedepsei. Aceasta va scapa
pc Wojnar de scaunul electric
Banditii intrebuinteas& baionete
Frank Romano, 1915 Marion
Ave. proprietarul unei pravalii
de fructe, care Sc afl& pc 1155
w. Sixth Str. a crezu, a1alta
seara ca Sc afla din nou in
transee.
I'm bandit a VENT spre IeL Gu q
baioneta ridicata cerindu-i banii
Insa Romano dat un contra
atac 81 handful So retras.
Cere q fis trims Il temnitx.
''Sunt prea batrin ca sa-mi
mai prsctic profesia. Trimite-ti
nj II temnita".
Aceste cnvinte lea spus un in
Aivid care q intrat in biroul de
tectivilor de Ia centrala polite
u "a predat detectivului Oliver
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03

n0apte an dormit fie care ca cio-
bannl care a perdut ollie.
=
Fetita care lasa in timpul ier-
nei peptul desc0perit vrea sa
arate ca inima eli arde in flacara
iubirei.
I
Cite-odata 81 obiceiul turcesc,
Gu prietenia pc genunchi, . buna,
Cd te scuteSte de neplSeeri pe
carl ii le csuzeezS ''prietenii'
I
81 credeti ca cei alesi in malt
e-le demnitati ole statului &c n
,tereseazS de numele sleg6torilor
4
Singura deosebire ce obseF'
van, n pretul sbsolutelor nece-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
Masacru in Armenia.

Londra. - Nationalistii turci,
ajutati de rosii, an capturat ora
sui armean Hadjin. Mai mutt de
10000 armeni .au fost masacrat;
de turci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
vite oerute d, ~ 0srmania.

Vite cerute dea ~, 0ermania.
Paris. ca sIslls reparatie
aliata a TRIMS gnvernniui ger
man 0 nota pm care cere ca
imediat Sd trimita 10000 de
tauri 81 100000 vaci Frantei,
11.150 capete de vaci Italiei,
100000 vaci Relgici 81 10000
Serbiei. al4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
Dalmatia poate va Fl data
pent1u Fiume.

Roma. Amiralul Milo, GU
vernorul Dalmatiei 81 premierul
Giolitti Sc consfatuiesc de dOua
zile referitor la chestia GU Dal-
malta care Sc zice, ca Sc crede sd
fie data Jugoslaviei in schimbul
independence oraSllui Fiume. =
Dupa cum Sc spune parerea a.
miralului este cd un schimb ca
acesta ar Fl enaN3 croare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03

sare ce poarta o marchiza, cd
acum cinci ami costa cinciZeci 81
noua 81 acum costa nouazeci 81
cinci de dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
Din FU@ CD|Q)GIU[U|

lntelegem ca mincare, orr
care ar ii ca, Guiana, tuslama,
tocana, sarmale, ghiveciu sau
iambaldi sa iasa proasta, afuma-
ia, arsa, nesarata si ne piparata,
cind gatita de un bucatar luat
din gramada, dar cind e gatita
de I'm bucatar diplomat, aceasta
nj Sc pare peste pntints q numai
Fra Jacobus in stare sx admita
asa ceva.
Inca nn Sc site positiv care
din dol, Cox sau Harding alea
en- presedinte al Statelor Unite,
dsr cea &c Sc stie positiv e Cd ri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03

o femeie frumoasa prin un
gest dragut poate face un bar
bat sa faca orr ce pentru ca,
afara de cazul cind sotul Ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03

Guvernul osdeaSx IN disputa Gu
minerii.
Londra. - Stunt mari speran-
te ca minerii englezi Sc vor in
toarcc la lucru saptamfna vii
toare. Guvernul . cedat cerintii
minerilor 81 lea marit salarul,
care sd intre imediat in vigoare ;
81 totodata aceasta marire de
salar mare aface mimic Gu yo-
lumul productiei.
Criza La care "a ajuns sc da-
toreste faptului "a guvernul in
sista 81 daea nl6reste salarM lu-
cratorilor, acestis 50 garanteze
ca vor mari ptcdpetia. Munci-
tori arsunentalp sk nind-ca NJ
sunt ei stapini 81 MINI, aceasta
garantie ID posie Il datl, NAL
ales Cd, in spis lor, operatorii
minAlor ineesscS = tim pro-
ductia cit = pole Ae mica, Gu
soopul Dc : ridIse lretul caubu'
nilor.< ' s'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-03
Prima felmeie care O. v0tat in
Cleveland.

Prima femeie care q votat in
Cleveland.
Dina Eunice Frazure spune cd
ca are onoare de a fl prilna fe-
mcie care a vOtat in Cleveland.
Ea fost prima votanta in cer-
cul G. din circumscriptia treia,
de pc Franklin Ave. 81 w. 77th
Street.
Dina Frazurr stat in linic
aproape ora, asteptind sa Sc
deschida ghereta de votare. Cind
a inceput ploaia, dinsa ma cautat
adapost ci Isl tinea locul in frun.
tea celor carl yenisera sd vo-
teze.
Isl ghereta noastra s'a des-
chis exact la $50 a. m. 'spune
dina .Frazure" Imediat am avut
balotul in NINA 81 am insemnat
pc cine votez.,
Isl vreau sd spun, ell am
votat pentru Jimmy Cox 81 pen
tru toti democratic"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
SENATE MAKES
 NJ EFFORT ON
 PEACE TREATY
Mann Upholds Berger When House Convenes After
 Holiday Rest.

WASHINGTON, Jan 5.- Congress went to work immediately today upon reconvening after it's fortnight holiday recess.
 Without formality, both senate and house began disposition of bills on their calendars and within an hour or so both bodies resumed their normal appearance of scant attendance dur ing speechmaking. Miscellaneous bills only we're considered and few of the less important passed. The Sterling sedition bill went over until tomorrow.
 There was only perfunctory discus sion of the peace treaty in the senate. Senator King, Democrat, Utah, pre- sented formally his set of compromise reservations.
 Victor Berger, the Wisconsin Social ist, reelected after being refused a seat by the house, did not arrive to- day, but tomorrow or immediately upon his presentation of reelection credentials house leaders planned to refuse again to grant him seat. Rep resentative Mann, of Illinois, former Republican leader, surprised house members by announcing he would SUD- port Berger's claim.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
FEDERAL AGENTS START NEW RAID .ON COMMUNISTS OVER WIDE ARE \ Reds Take To Cover After Big Roundup Of Last
 Three Days. .TROTZKY'S FRIENDS
 SHIPPED TO ISLAND Martens Chief Of Staff" Goes the Way OF Others
 Caught In 1oils.

NEW YORK, Jan 5.-The sweep ing raids against reds" by federal agents, which netted nearly 700 pris- oners last Friday night were resumed at 7:30 tonight when ten large auto mobiles and two army transport wagons left the local headquarters of the department of justice to round up Communists and other sedition mongers, who escaped the first drag net.
 Chief Flynn announced later that the New York raids were part of an other nationwide sweep which he ex- pected to bring as important results as the raids on 33 cities conducted last Friday.
 With the arrest on a deportation warrant of Gregory Weinstein, "chiet of staff" of Soviet Russia's "ambas- sador," L. c. A. K. Martens, the de partment of justice announced to- night it was hunting ~big game" in it's efforts to rid the country of the most dangerous alien anarchists plotting the overthrow of the govern ment by violence. Rated as "Trotz- ky's best friend" here, Weinstein' s position in the Soviet bureau ranked virtually on par with that of Mar tens, it was stated.
 Victor Wolodin, said to have been another eo-worker with Trotzky, was swept into the governments dragnet late today, and sent to Ellis island.
 The renewed raids revealed the fact that there has been stampede for cover on the part of the reds" who were not caught last Friday night. Federal agents raided 20 houses only to find that the majority of those they sought had gone into hiding.
 Up to midnight less than 50 per sons had been taken. Of these about 25 were held for further examination.
 q think the reds have taken to cover" said w. J. Flynn, chief of the department of justice. ''They at last realize that we mean business" He believed that the nights haul would net the authorities about S5 want ed" radicals.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
HAS
 WEIGHTY WORDS
 FOR DEMOCRATS
Promises Greeting of Great Importance" to Gathering
 Of Leaders.

Washington, Jan. Q - Announce ment from the White House at Pres ident Wilson plans to send "an impor- tant word of greeting" to the Demo cratic dinner here on Jackson day, Jan. s, aroused great interest among Democratic leaders. arriving today to attend the love feast and the quad riennial meeting of the party's na- tional committee, both of which are to be held Thursday.
 Prominent Democrats said they had no information as to the message of the president beyond the brief an nouncement from the White House and there was wide speculation as to whether word of greeting" would take up the question of a third term or would outline the presidents views on party policies.
 Committeeman Mullen announced that he would introduce a resolution at the meeting Thursday of the com mittee recommending to the national convention that the two-thirds rule for making nominations for president the majority plan be adopted.
 and vice president be abrUgaued and
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
GERMANS AGREE TO NEW TERMS Ratification Of Treaty To Be Formally Concluded
 January 10.

PARIS, Jan. 5.-The supreme coun- cil has tentatively set January 10 for the ratification of the treaty of Yer sailles.
 The Scapa Flow reparations agree ment was reached upon the allies ac- cepting a diminution of 125,O00 tons from the 100000 tons of naval mate rial originally demanded from Ger many The Germans argued the i'm possibility of surrendering the ton. mage originally demanded, and also pointed out errors in the inventory of the allies.
 The allies were conciliatory and fixed 275,000 tons as final. To this the German delegates agreed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
Action Of Mexico
 Threatens Tie-Up
 Of Texas Railways

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. 5-Texas railroads are handicapped in getting fuel oil for their locomotives by the attitude of the Mexican government toward oil producers in Mexico, ac- cording to a complaint forwarded to the state department today by Ali son Mayfield, chairman of the Texas Railroad commission
 This complaint came from c. N. Whitehead, federal manager of the southwestern division. Mir. White heads letter stated that contracts for Mexican oil have been made and great expense incurred by changing engines to burn oil and constructing storage.
 Stopping the deliveries of the Mex ican oil, the letter continues, would be a great calamity, as not enough oil can be obtained in Texas at any price for locomotives of these lines and coal burning equipment could not be secured in time to prevent very serious tie up of transportation"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
ALLEN ARRA|CNS
 RAILWAY UNIONS
Declares Heads Have Insane Notion They Are Greater
 Than Government.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 5.-Chai sinS leaders of the four great railway brotherhoods with attempting to con- trol the government through coercion and with having initiated the pres ent insane notion that an organized minority is greater than government itself" Gov. Henry J. Allen, in an ad- dress before a joint session of the Kansas legislature in special session. today arraigned professional labor of ficials who live off the exploitation of labor controversies"
 The governor declared that victory over government was obtained through the Adamson bill while the leaders held their stop-watches on congress"
 The leaders of the United Mine Workers also were attacked by the governor, in outlining his bill estab- fishing a court of industrial relations. He declared that they were opposing the measure because they realized that, with it's enactment, their pecu- liarly radical type of leadership will be unnecessary"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
JELL|COE SEES
 J. 5. CAPT I AL
British Sea Lord Is Guest Of American Navy At
 Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Amer ican navy was host" tonight at a reception given to Admiral Viscount Jellicoe, commander of the British high seas fleet in the battle of Jut- land. The reception, which closed a busy day for the visiting naval off cer, was at the residence of Secre- tary Daniels who headed the recew- ing line Among the guests were members of both houses of congress and naval attaches of the various em- bassies and legations.
 Viscount Jellicoe, who arrived yes terday from New York, started the day with formal calls on Secretary of State Lansing and Secretary Daniels. Later he called on Vice President Marshall and was received on the floors of the senate and house. The outstanding feature, however, Of the day, was an official inspection of the Washington navy yard.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-06
AWARD COUNTY
 CONTRACTS TO
 THREE CITIES
Supervisors Find Bidders Un- willing to Quote on
 Staple Foods
Special to- the Review)

TOMBSTONE, AriZ., Jan 5.-BidS for county job printing, publication of the proceedings and other advertis- ing of the supervisors and the veri- ous county officials, caring for the indigent sick in the several larger towns of the subdivision, the burial of indigent dead, feeding the prison CTS in the county jail, and the SUD- plying of food to the county hospital at Douglas, yesterday occupied the attention of the board of supervisors. In addition, the board acted favorably upon request from the city authori- ties of Douglas for a road near that community's easterly city limit Chairman l. c. E. Adams, Members Charles M. Roberts and J. M. Sparks were in attendance.
 Opening of the bids for the publica- tion of legal advertisements and for job printing was the first order of business of the board at the after noon session, which had been pre- ceded by short morning session de voted to purely routine work Four bids were presented for the job print ing and three for the publication of advertisements. The bidders were The Tombstone Prospector, The Doug las International, The Bisbee Daily Review and The Manufacturing Sta. tioners company, of Phoenix. The latter's bid was disqualified and was not considered by the board.
 The Tombstone Prospector, pub lished daily in the county seat, was awarded the contract for the legal advertising. The same publication and the Douglas Daily International were awarded the county job print. ing. Contracts and bonds covering the faithful performance of these contracts will be signed and delivered within few days.
 Dr. Charles H. Hawley, incumbent was reappointed in the Warren dis trict to care for the indigent sick Dr. H. H. Hughart was selected in | Tombstone, pr. J. c. Wilson for Will cox, Bowie and San Simon, Dr. A. E Vanneman, Douglas, Dr. G. T. Fuller Benson, and Dr. R. J. Stroud, Glee son.
 Three bids were offered for the burial of indigent poor in the ceulr l ty. The O. K. Undertaking company
 of Bisbee. was awarded the contract 1 irf the Warren District, while the | firms of Curley, Ames and Porter and 1 the Ferguson Undertaking company of Douglas will handle this work al ternately. by months, in Douglas and ! Pirtleville. | McCargo & Lehman were awarded the contract for feeding the prisoners
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