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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-08

Cold settled in the muscles of the neck, arms or shoulder makes every movement painful. Use Ballards Snow Linement. It relieves the pain and relaxes the muscles Three sizes,
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-08
Foley's Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

STOPS THAT DISTRESSING COUGH-checks it quickly end sure ly. clears the throat of phlegm and mucus, and coats the raw, inHamed surfaces with healing, soothing medi- cine.
 We caN br0ve TO initiation or substitute is as good as the genao ne F0ley's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10

Hopping icc from tn" rails. No J"a.r oft Anchorage r,Scwad today or that is had not up to early this after noon.
 Sixty sacks of mail arrived on th, E}oisc from the westward including uious shipments of Curs.
 F. C. Corners has been appojNt"i assistant superintendent of const'nc 'or of the T. & r. Dcpartmtnt of che A.E.C.
 The work of driving piling at rhe Seward dock for holding the large barge in rIaco to provide a small boat landing has been completed.
 An ivory cuff button, in gold scs- ting has been found and turned iato the Gateway office where the ownc" can have same by identifying.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10

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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

The mail boat E!ojSe may get away for the westward sometime tomorrow afternoon.
 Steamcr Admiral Watson, sailing yesterday from Seattle for AlaSFa ports. has nine days mail aboard.
 The train which left Seward Sun. day morning at o'clock was at 1'm- mol this morning making slow pro yrsss northward Hundreds of men are
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10
MNSONS NOTICE

Special communication Seward Lodge. No. 2I9. F. & A M., Wcdue- day night, February llth, at o'clock work third degree.
 W. O. Perry,
 Secretary.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10
REBEK All BURNED TO DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, lO- Ms. Marie Donoho, Secretary of the state Robokahs, was burned to death iH the Berkshire apartment house fire yes tcrday morning. Thirty two lodges, fircmcn and policemen were injured
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
NYCE F.. ANDERSON OF CHIGNIk

Announces her candidacy for the Territorial House of Repre- sentatives subject to the Demo cratic primaries in April 1920.
 tasss
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10

James Lyons a well known Valdc2. an. was married in Revere, Mo. 70 Miss Mabel J. Nelson.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10

The local Pioneers want lot u2ru which to build a suitable hall. Anyone in Seward having a lot for sale, com municatc with the board of TuStaes, Dr. J. N. Sloan or John GHpatrick. be- fore next Saturday noon. Flo.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10
nIIIInIMInMNnIIIulnnIIIInnIIIIIInIl

Andy'> express meets all trains and steamers. Phone Ii3.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-10
IInmmmnnnnmnnIilIIu;lIIIuuuuuuU

wanted Washing by woman tU take home. Notify Madison 20. Sli
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

mala anna itieGdn pilfata mittta
lie main on ibmeelIinen poiffa ettei
iiinG pliblita ibmiien teoista nil
tGGn, moan iiiben otetaan Dostoan
faiffein fiiriimmat ipntiiet; Ell ole
mitGdn eroitisto. Serran tpirta on
pettG tdpnnG; ie riittGd faifille.
Enlfoa, ottafoo ia nntttifaa bps
nod; teio1n iielitnne riemuitfoon
libapuuoesio. Sept ON mield otoIli-
men aifa ia oiititloen palma, miitto
buomenna on ebt1 mpobdinen ia
flat on iilloin onneton fiin orrnon
pioit balpano.
Sa mieIG ianonen meiOGn opets
toiostu. &oiffi on min iltiiresti
ilobuttolpoo finn bGnen r%oitipanio on
bDpG ioittoio ia Min ibneelIiien
bDlud loiiIim 16ni. &pIIG ioomme
ola fiitoIliiet ia foReIIo mieLlId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
@oIebtino firffofunnan fc

= &oIebtino firffofinnan fos.
Ioon iooti past. arne Boiinnan
fai,tto Solmes GitpstG $3.50. &ii>
tos.
gbbDsipoItoin oiutfoisto olitn
5 ola 80 foiipunsisiu, ioiOen pb-
Icinen ~oiufosIufu on 2 ,724f65'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

. Nain on ibnilen elGmG, fufoiss
taa main betfiien. Gen tafia ei fan
nata ibmislnpien ubrata albania
pibolIilelle, iofa miimein mie peri
fatoon. gtliorena 10 rient1fGG See
iufIen turmiin iillG SGn on ainoa
iofa moi meiodt eroittaa maailmnS
ia. Soipon ettG Sierra YpbGn Sem
feniG fautto moifuttaiii nouriiopar
Weanme ettG uieaTnpi beistG robfes
neili tlnnustaa tapettla &oritiao
omofii @apabtaiatieen.
@eioGn Observation-Disclosures
on exempt biljaista feiGn aifana.
&ei6 fun ON tGGllG min Ipbpt, on
tapana ottaa loatao ettd ibmiiet
mapaasti iaa nmlttia liionnon ibo.
mr1oesta. @aan MT fun on ippSs
fuu fdiiSiG, beittGf6Gmme feiGn IL
neliaiiuuS pois ia nuoriioliitto'
fuoro ia ompeluieura t1Dteen tois
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

beib6n tGnne tulostaan. gept main
faiffi toimintoan ia &erran tpotd
outtomoorl. 81 fenfGGn iaa beittap'
tp6 buolimnttomiiiteen, eta mciiim
me beioGt ioaba ppipmdGn tdalln'
ia Iitte foiffi ieiirofitnnat, iotfo tut
lee bGneIIe, min ottafoo 5pomioon
mifG on iiIloin tebtdwG eta ban
mibtpiii tGGIIG. SeillG on fonsio
moollinen eI6utd fpipmpfiesid ia
t6sIGfin poimme f6GntpG Sumolon
puoleen eta finn ban on meiodn
fonsIomme, min ei ole tpomate tiir
ia. &pllG ie oliii Iiiinottu oiio iot-
ia ban oIiIi tooistomoslo ettdA i'm
nit on onteefii; ne biiffui &orition
ipereben. @elicni meIieni millen
ie OH onloinmut biunoiio peren'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

rosfielisten ianomalebtien Tieson.
antotoimiston fustannufiet Iuorites
taan iiita oiasta iGienmafiuia, init
ia taleipat pa1maialIe.
Bppodmme Seio1n pstGhpGlliicsti
maboolliimlnan plan ilmoittamoan
rlitd Seioan iGriestonne ~i6riestond
oifoo teboa Nainaien &istin iG5en.
ferGpSmiifon bppGfii, oioitteeIIo:
Soreign Language Conformation
Serbice Of Imerican &eo Gross,
1107 8roabmap, Seem Oorf. sc. q.
Soiwoen iuawahi luottaa Seioan
DDteiStoimintaanne ia %ulpotGmoifia
hafieenne Hiinaien @istin neli1n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

mintaanl, &imimrne fun oipat m6-
ban barpentuneet fuluneen ipuoben
aifano, Min i1lelIe i6Gneet iuurems
malta innollo talliiieen tpobon fin
nj.
On fuitenfin monta bauSfaa bet
feG mietettD finn annolnplia aipon
ioGstG aSti on ollrtt fesfuuoesiam-
me mieroilemasio, nimittGin Maria
Sariulainen ia Sannp Sobnion
Wtass. mnltiosta miettipGt feI1los
mao pastori 8isfarin perbeesiG.
8ieIGf0 mniStatte fuinfa bausfoo
oil uiba iuiiresia Safe Snperiosia?
&auas plette npt meiStG eroitetut,
mlitta Seeiutlen tunteminen pbois-
tGG meioGt tGGllG fumes ferran
taimaasia iaamne iiGti ituiin fieIin
WeriplfGGmme fiittGG-
WtDosfin Siloa &ronbolm, rous
ma 8iSfarin ierffu ia @liie @ron-
forS, @bicaeosta ia 2iiii &iilunen
pierailimat pappiIasio Wiifon pGis
nat firfollisfofoufiesta palateslo,
ioSta mime mainittr on matfnfer.
tomuflesioan ielfoa tebnpt. SStGpG
fpllG ettG alIefirioittanut Ell ollut
fotona iilIG mieleni diff ollut tel
ia faiffio tomata.
SoiDon fnifille 9llittaion Infiioil
le m%enestpstG ia Sumalan liunous-
ia. 9eIen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Msbtabnla Sarbpr, Din

&erron taaS piffu ulltiiia fesfuut
beStamme. Wtr Sobn Sill on ostos
mt talon ia ON tpptppGinen forp-
paania. = 9eiti Mari Soriulainen
ppiabtpi MISUNDERSTANDING ioitain
pGimiG matfolloon fotifplGGnI6
Wapnarbiin. Sa,isfan ianoi eileen
Weicbiganih matfan. Miss SeImi
BiiSpanen Glenelanoista on miez
raillitt fesfr1toes iunme miifon pGi.
not. = 8iime fliln 81 pGina ni>
bittiin Spnoobin firfosia pastori
@ntti &ruiisto ia Miss Siiri &an.
tonen; mibfimilen toimitti snorIias
men nell Cato &antonen. = Bas
tori Saarinen on mpos 10 fotiintit-
nut Standardization. SGntG mnoii
napttGG olenar oifeen pappien LEM
pi1puoiil
W1ttlet1esta ompel1tle1tran fabs
meili1sta firfon ulaferrosia oil poD
tlta.Ioig $16.35, ionfa ipalnisti fen
rafunnan tptot: .. BurtiIa, $.
9asfali. 8. &esfinen, 9. Serlepi
ia Siln1a Hurtila.
8arfaita on ollut IiiffeellG miis
fiiun miimeiStG pGinGG pasten
poll1 ia pist1GntpiipGt 2lrnbin ia
tSdmdlGiien liiffeisiG, nieoen ra.
baa, eoelliiestG 70 bollartn paiffeil
le jdlfimGtIestG pienemanGn iums
man. usfollusto itind tarpitaart.
fun min maltapaifalla moi mennG
iiiGGn fauppapltotiin. = Mtr 2ean-
Der Suntus fiioli fotonaan t1ntdn
fuun eniimGinen pGitpG. Si1ntits o.
Ii paiffafuptonme manbimpia itio.
malaiiia ia fiiilui iGienend 8anial
liSieurafitntaan.
&irieentpaibtaia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
&irsinia, Mimn.

@o npt oIiii firioittamiien ipptG,
mutto olen buono ia feltpoton,
Daon en- fatio npt iiiben Jos oIen
beiffo mitttn fation iiiben ettd lai@
Iinmne fiittGG Sitmolao iiitG ettG
ban on nellie IGbettdnpt SltoanesI
to opettaion ia totta bGn on SUI
malan lGbettilGs, fosfo b1nen fel.
lpSlaon on iemunoinen 1Gni, ioto
Sierra f1sfi fii1tl1ttoa fun ban ia<
moo: menfGG ia iaarnatfan eipanfe.
liltmia faifiIIe luoouiQe ia titota Il
banaa t%aapbttmao Sierra bGnen
iliunia fa1ttta i1listoa iotta field
@olgotollo tnpobtri min ibmeen
irniri ammo ett6 iiell6 fotoii SUNNI.
lam wiba ipntiieen ibmiieen fun Sit
malan &aritia otti fpnnit pois, iii
Ioin fun BON riippiti toinam ia
moan wGIilG ia buiiti mo ormos
riffnat ionot: "Se on tGptettp", ia
Min ipnnit fatoii ia mifG fiaoin
topnbtui fifn ipnnit fotoiimnt2 &int
Ie, iiloin aiifeii toinos ipntiielle;
finn Seeiufien ppbG fperi Dirtaii
%iopinnOfii, Min fe peii ipntiien Min
prbtoofii ett1 ittn1 pitprisia olem.
me td%psfelpoiiia Siinalolle ia me
olepme tabGn tefoon piietht, iotta
ie on mamnonit nellie onnettit pps
bGSi1 fosteesio. Sona tooistaa ettd
tGanG fosteen nrmoliitto on riffomo
ton; ie on toinen oiio jog ibminen
len bblfGG ia bolpono pit6G ia tol-
Ioo testnmcntin percn ioltoinio ole
Ie. Siibcn Ct ole SiunoInn lDptG.
Sofa Ell usfp, ie foootetnon. 81 Sii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

nesid wuotuiiesiq iaienferdpfiesio
pDpoon iaaoa mafuuttaa, ettd jar
i%estonne tllee iaomoar, iulfiiuuoes
ia ia omasia nimesidGn tapoen on
lion oiunotostuun ia ionmuhifiis'
taan.
&linnioittomimnin
Sreoericf 6. Mhlnroe
ylin toimeenpanetpa iobtaia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
FARMARIT IA TALOJEN OMio,
TAJAT HUOMATKAA!

Syksy on vuoden paras ia edulil-
sin aka talojen maalaukselle. Sill
loin tulee paras ia kestavin vari ia
on my0s sen tekoon sopivampata al
kaa kun kevaalla. Maalit ovat kali
liita, s~anotte, ia Sc on totta, mutta
kallista on my0s p~uutavara ia reken
nustyolaisten palkka, eika maaiin
hintoien alentumisesta ole tietoJa-
kaan. Pain vastoin arvellaan olJyn
hinnan kohoavan aivan plan 15-2O
Oh. Ainoa keno on. eta estate maa
lime mista saatte sen halvalla. Os-
tamalla meilta tulette varmaan ole
maan tyytyvaisia, silla me myymme
teille maaiin suoraan tehtaasta ia
takaamme sen hyvyyden. Leikatkaa
ALA oleva lippu irti ia lahettakaa Sc
meille taytettyna, min me lahetam-
me teille naytevarikartan ia hinnas
ton, eli kay asiamiehemme luonanne.
EMIL HELLMAN
Oil and Paint Co.
o34 Garfield ave Duluth. MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Calumet. Mich.

@rmoa ia roitbdo 8apobtajum-
ane mereS5Gl
SGdltd Galumetista eli ole ollut
fauDaan aifaan firioitusta tGsiG
raffaosia dGnenfonnottaiasiom
Ills beiffouoesiuni pGatin piirt6G
jonfun rimin. &eiGn ibanu,is ia
lintuin laulll on plan poistlimlt ia
iiialle tulelpat iptipn ranfot ioteet
ia talnen l%umimprsfpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

fun ban mum melfani %fuittaii ia
ipntini otti pois. 8eri ormosia oli-
tlias S. SariamGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Laivaliike Amerikasta

Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN -.
Englannin Observation-Disclosures Ell e.
naa tarvita.
Lahd0t New Yorkista
M~auretania syysk. 2 p; syysk. 30
p. ia lokak % p.
Columbia syysk. II p; lokak. 9 p
ia marrask. 6 p.
Caronia syysk. Is p; lokak. Fl p.
ia marrask. 25 p.
Imperator lokak. z p; marrask.
IL p. ia jouluk. 9 p.
K. A. Victoria lokak. 9 p; mar
rask. 6 p ia jouluk A p.
Carmania lokak. % p; marrask.
20 p. ia jouluk. Is p.
Saxonia lokak. 80 p; ia jouluk.
8 p.
Aquitania marrask. 2 p; marrask
23 p. ia jouluk. ID p.
LahdOt MOntrealista
Cassandra syysk. II p; lokak.
16 p. ia marrask. 20 p.
Saturnia syysk. rs p ia lokak.
80 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

= 8m Sobnion Bortlono, Ore
n lobioittonut ieminaarille $500.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

= Scr Sobn &orfooIi ia Sreo
@anneIin, SinIapiOn, psinn. on
frmpifin labioittanilt @itttoiolle pb
Den oollorin. &iitos Iobiastame.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
Screen
"Treasure Island"

Fifteen men on dead mans chest-Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum!" This is the ballad sung by the pirates in Treasure Island" the Robert Louis Stevenson classic, which has been made into a picture and which will appear at the Eagle theatre today and Christmas and the Central theatre Sunday and Monday.
 The management is congratulating itself at being able to present this wonderful story to the filmgoers of Bisbee. Stevenson's wonderful tale of swashbuckling pirate days on the Spanish Main is one of the classics of literature. Unfolding as it does a world of adventure, beautiful TO- nance, a series of thrills, and a group of characters which are the most colorful ever drawn, the story is one that makes perfect screen ma terial Maurice Tourneur is the di- rector who has humanized the grip ping tale and the players who bring life to the figures are thoroughly capable
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
AN OLD LETTER

is "A the Declara of
 
  fersony will, $ will 
  favorable
 
  a which ineflable bliss things  will O a  o of
  the what helps life
 
  ngly together if a
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
SOLDIER 1. |S WITNESS AT
 IRISH INQUIRY
Ex-Corporal in U. 2. Forces Says Black and Tans Use
 Most Brutal Tactics

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-A char acterization of the 'black and tans'' in Ireland as wholly without disci- plne and not responsible to any body was given here by former corporal in the United States army in reply ito a request of the commis- sion of the Committee of One Hun dred Investigating the Irish question for "an appraisal through the eyes ct a soldier of English forces in Ire land"
 D. J. Broderick of Chicago, who said he served on the Mexican bCr- der before the world war and in the navy during hostilities. told the com mission that If enlisted men of the American military services took into their own hands reprisals against the people of occupied territories as the black and tans' and English soldiers do in Ireland they would he tried by courts martial and sentenced to long terms in military prisons"
 Frederick, who returned to this
 
 Abbey Feale, Ireland, said he had been addressed by q member of the black and tans as "one of these Tanks who won the war" He was searched on one occasion at the point of a pistol, he declared, and upon pointing out his American citizenship was told we don't care if you are the president of the United States. Il, T Frederick said he had witnessed the pillaging of homes by drunken black and tans." the "potshooting" of cattle by British soldiers and the wounding of a little girl by the mili- tary.
 He added that one of the "black and tans' and a member of the Royal Irish COnstabulary had showed him | their ammunition which, he said, consisted of "soft-nosed" bullets, moulded of lead and flat on the end.
 The witness described several killings attributed to the black and | tans" and the searching and ''abuse of individuals"
 Members of the commission heard | from Miss Susannah Walsh story of the killing of her brother-in-law ! the late Lord Mayor McCurtain Ci | Cork
 Miss Annie Walsh, her sitesr. de l claIed that boy scouts had been killed by black and tans." Bremen fighting fires of incendiary origin, | she said repeatedly were fired upon I by the military.
 Ut is no longer safe to be on the l streets of Cork she said. 'The peo pie hurry straight home from work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
La Belle Russo"

Many people contend that inspira- ton is a myth-that great plays, great books, great operas are the result or sheer hard work. But there must be something of inspiration in the make up of a man who can work so rard that he is able to write a perfect play in six weeks. Six weeks, and not q day more. did David Beiasco work on La Belle Russo the drama which held the country spenDound.
 Critics hailed it as technical mas terpiece. William Winter declared 1t was worth fifty times the amount of money Mir. Belasco derived from 1t. Now La Belle Russo is to be snow; on the screen of the Lyric theater today with Theda Bara in the role of its heroine The picture has been adapted from this remarkable play by Charles J. Brabn for W1uiam Fox. Brabin. who is also the director, has carried out the Bclasco idea Faithfully in every detail
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
"Why Chance Your Wifev

When Cecil F. DeMile produced that excellent photoplay. Don't Change Your Husband" some time ago, it scored immensely because it presented in charming manner q subject of intense interest to married folk. Now he has followed it with a sort of companion picture which pre- sents the other side of the question treated in the story mentioned, namely, Why Change Your Wife?" which will be shown at the Central theatre tonight and Christmas after noon and night and Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.
 MT DeMille has risen to great heights in his depletion of the wife, who is her overwhelming love for her husband tires him to the degree that he finds solace in the companionship cf pretty divorcee. The wife who foTgets to make a playmate of her husband, and who has changed re- markedly since their marriage ten years previously, obtains divorce and he marries the other woman It then develops that his second wife grows to be very opposite to what she was when he married her, and trouble ensues.
 Meanwhile, the first wife, beautiful and charming and eXtravagant-all that she had not been in her marital life. meets her rueful husband and wins back his love. Both have learn ed the salutaUy lesson that a wife to be a wife must be his playmate as well as his married mate. if they hope to be happy. And so the future looms up for both with the promise of ultimate happiness.
 MT. DeMille has done excellent wC-k in this photoplay, the roles oi which are interpreted by highly com potent players such as Thomas Mel ghan. who will be remembered toi his delightful portrayal in The MT acle Man." Gloria Swanson, who was leading woman opposite MT MeighaII in Male and Female" has the lead the feminine role, while Bebe Dan iels is the other woman. The cas- throughcut is excellent while the cos tuning is exceptionally rich.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
SHOULD BE STOPPED

Indianapolis
  includes cotton, all necessities life. selling selling something  of another wheat sell wheat He merely deliver 
 
  miller 
 
  buying what don't The unload  hands The price They That is the producer mile hedge"
  s denied growers aboishing selling it's also to
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
 VEOMAN

Richard l., Homestead sss, meets secoad and fourth Tuesdays st oia Pythial Castle. visitias ArNners ara cordially invtteo.
 K. J. RATCLfFFE. ForcIlan q. '. sTINSON, CorrespoAae.i Box Ilas Phcsa Red xy4.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
LYDIA FISHERS JIG

E'Ew perhaps place" Fishers Doodle there would Yankee Doodle And tha the stirring marching colonial 
 When drilled motley wit and  makeup fighting q
 
 
  of the Connecticut the the head of his { tha the 
  acknowledged the her King
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
IF THEY COULD SEE US

LNNILE BeOt president 1  many 
  
  " 
  wouldn't happening
  be the anything resembling a life cities which crumbled building the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24

SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Successors to Knights and Ladies of
 Security
 Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellows hal at 1880 p. m. Visiting members cor dially invited.
 R. F. HANCOCK. President.
 Box 134S, RisDss. LOLA DEVINE, Acting Secretary.
 Box 2lSS. Bisbee. ARNOLD SCHMID. Financier. 4...a t.. Box 34S3. Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASES.

CHICAGO, Dee. 23.-6tn0ugh un- employment has jumped from 92 ap- plicants for 100 jobs in The eleven offices of the Illinois frec employ ment bureau in August 70 229 appli- cants fer every 100 jobs in Chicago alone during the pre5dnt month, there lis no marked evidence that the situation calls for public relief, according to Professor F. $. Del0ler, chairman of the general advisory board.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
A LONG WAY TO DROP

living This tickle
 diuper dirnceI of living living fvei y@aTSAsg6 H4 ssa- 2 !. t5 tTe Illustrated cost O
 This the ration has averaged 70 day During 1919 The At the beginning 0 1915 il as
 of to drop prepar do tunlblng
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-24
Lodge Notice

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
 Meets at odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT, Sachem. s. VERKAN, Chief of Records.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-10
QUARTET OF ALLEGED
MljRElE:pI'E:Rs IN JAIL

There ere four men in the Madison
county jail charged with murder a
the present time, this being the larg
est number for many years, according
to jailer William II. Burgess, who
with turnkey Frank Hunter, are yer!
busy these days, since they have al
most score of prisoners to care for
The three other men who will have
to face a murder charge, beside:
"Dicll" Howell, from Canton, O., are
Chester Phelps Bradley Smallwoo(
and Melford Lawson, who were
brought here from Knox county, on ::
writ of transfer III the Knox cunty
circuit court, as a result Of the I'M
sanitary condition of the jail there
since the trial of the men it is claim
ed, will not take place until next Aug
The trio is charged with having mur.
dered an American soldier recently il
Knox county and to have thrown hi.
body into a creek, after committing
robbery The men have made a few
statements regarding the case. bu
all maintain that they are not guilty
One Of them however, is said to have
remarked that the soldier, who re
Gently returned from overseas duty
had about $40.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-10

The Democratic women Of Madison
county are to be congratulated upon
their zeal and enthusiasm in launch
ing the organization which is bound
to play large part in the selection
of officials not only in the state and
nation but in the county in the future.
Democratic women Of Kentucky have
a great responsibility before them and
they must arise to meet it, Many of
them, it is true, did not wish the bal
lot and take little interest in politics.
But everyone must be brought to
realize the consequences if they sit
idly at home while the republicans
rush their cohorts to the polls. The
good women who organized here Sat
urday are starting great work and
here's more power the them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-10
BRo0kST0WN

Mr.. Robert Turpin has been taking
the school census this week.
Miss Mamie Harris Parks enter
tanned the following at her home Sun
day: Misses Fannie Sue Parks, Eula
Mae Jones, and Mary Bell Covington,
Messrs. Doyal Bush, Lloyd Griggs and
Tom Upton.
Misses Mary Bell and Alice and
Walker Covington entertained a num-
befE of their friends Hast Saturday
night. Those present were: Misses
Macie Fades, Eula Mae Jones, Lillian
Wilson, and Mamie Harris Parks,
MesAsA,. Charles Parks and Tom Tip
toni nif&d
Miss Lucille Lanter of College Hill
is spending the weekend with her
cousin, Lillian Wilson of near Union.
Mr. and Mrs. I, H., Woosley spent
Tuesday with John Baber, who is
quite Ill at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Lena Parks.