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The Home news., 1920-11-26
NUMBER 19
POWELL-FOSTER

Miss Bessie Rogers Powell. 21, of this city stole march on her friends, including those o f h CT nearest relatives Wednesday and went to Wynne where she was joined by her future husband, MT. James Foster, 35, of that city who accompanied her to Memphis where they were quietly married by the Rev. Geo. Temper, pastor of the McLemore Avenue Christian Church. The ceremony was said at the parsonage Wednes- day evening about nine o'clock, Nov. 24, 1920, and the event was surprise to the many friends of each of the contracting parties.
 The bride is popular young lady of. McCrory and is well liked by everyone. The groom is employed as tele- graph operator for the Mis- souri Pacific Ky. Co.,, at Wynne, which position he has held for several years. Fol- lowing is copy of letter which Mrs. Foster wrote be- fore leaving which was de- livered to her mother, Mrs. M. E. Powell:
The Home news., 1920-11-26
Love, Bessie Rogers.

MT. and Mrs. Foster will re- side in Wynne. The News joins their many friends in extending congratulations.
The Home news., 1920-11-26
Wednesday morning.

w 0UII6aUd y HUI IIIIIS. Dearest Mama
 Have gone to Memphis and will be married today to Jim my. We will be back to- morrow on the fast train. Don't prepare anything for me-we will eat at the cafe and he will leave on the early train for Wynne. Be good until 1 see you,
 Love,
 Bessie Rogers.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
TO CELEBRATE PIONEERS DAY
 AT ST. DAVID

Celebration of Pioneer day at St David on Saturday. July 2i, is ex pected to attract visitors from every part of Cochise county and possibly from adjoining counties, according to information received in Bisbee. The celebration will be started in the morning and will continue, in various forms, throughout the day and even. ing.
 Pioneer Day, in Mormon communi ties, is the celebration of the arrival of the pioneers who founded Salt Lake City and the great Mormon col. ony in the state of Utah. The cap. ital of Utah was founded on May A, 1S47.
 A program, consisting of speaking music, will be the feature of the eel cbration. It will start promptly at 10 o'clock. Picnic lunches will be served at noon and during the after noon an athletic carnival will be staged. In the evening a dance will conclude the affair."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
Strikes Match to Inspect Auto and
 Is Badly Burned

R. E. Hughes, window dresses and advertising man for the Fair store, is suffering with a pair of badly burned under which he was working, catch ing fire when he struck match to see what he was doing. The damage to the car was estimated about $50, the two rear tires being burned to a crisp. Fire engine No. responded to the alarm which was turned in from box 6-2 in Moon canyon last night about 9:30 and quickly extin- suished the flames with chemicals
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
.B|SBEE BUSINESS MEN PAY WAR
 TAXES, SAYS CHIEF COLLECTOR
Intensive Drive Round Up Delinquents Reveals Few Money Slackers in Warren District Severe Penalties to be Enfocedl Hereafter for Evasions of the Law;
 Local Round-Up Is Completed

Tucson and Douglas. and left last night to cover Globe and Miami.
 Prichard said last night that con dii;Cns n Pisbee with r2S2ri tC de linquent taxes are very good. much better than in Douglas and in some other places. Those who do not pay war taxes in time are required to pay five per cent additional and one per cent above this for each month the tax is overdue. Those who have ne glected to pay any tax whatever are required 10 pay 25 ner cent in addi- tion to the above penalties when the delinquency is discovered. In addi- tion to these, all are subject to se- were penalties in willful cases of fail ure to make tax returns. Until this has dealth leniently with Ce;inquentS but in tho fn,ure, according to nj chard, these specific penalties will be made to apply.
 Some of the taxes that Prichard and his deputies have been check ing are: the beverage tax, on ice cream and soda-water; the amusement tax. on dances, theaters. baseball games, prize fights; the luxury tax. on wearing apparel above certain price: tax on all toilet articles and patent medicines, aid many others.
 Under the law the proprietor of place where it is necessary to col Iect war taxes, should provide recep- tacles in plain sight where the GUS toner can see the tax is deposited.
 Prichard said that there is no OK cuse on the part of business men for falling to collect and pay war taxes. If any are in doubt as to whether or not they should be collecting war taxes, information can be obtained from the internal revenue bureau at Phoenix or from the local deputy col lector. The collectors take no pleas ure in uncovering cases of delin- quency but in justice to the man who plays fair and collects and pays war taxes, all must be required to live up to the law.
 The price of admission, the tax and
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
MUSICAL CLUB
 TO DRAW PLANS
 FOR THE YEAR
Successful Organization to Give Five Events During
 Coming Season

The annual meeting of the Warren District Musical Events club will be held this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at the Young Women's Christian associ- ation, on Howell avenue. At this meeting, besides the routine work, plans will be formulated and discuss ed for the coming season of music under the auspices of the organiza- tion.
 Already much interest has been evidenced in the program to be offer ed the music lovers of the Warren district by the Musical Events club. Many suggestions have been made to the committee which is charged with the selection of the program This would indicate a larger meas ure of interest than was had last season prior to the opening of the course. Five numbers will be given during the year, the program proba- ply opening some time in the month of October.
 It is the object of the executive committee of the club and Of all otb- CTS actively interested in it's success to have a program that will be we'll balanced in every respect. That is the reason suggestions have been asked and many received.
 This afternoons meeting, to which all interested are invited, will consid- CT many angles of the coming season and several important decisions are expected to be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
Lampasas Company
 We'll in Stratum
 Showing Oil Trace

Developments at the well being drilled by the Lampasas Oil compa- ny near Lometa, Texas, are creating much enthusiasm in that section and among the local stockholders. The company was promoted in Bisbee and practically all the stock is held here
 The well is now down about 1900 feet and is going down under condi- tions that are said to be very prom ising. A well known geologist re- ported a few days ago that the out, look is very good, and that drilling should be continued by all means At 1745 feet a strata bearing very small amount of oil was encounter ed
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
coNFEssEs PHOENIX CRIME

PHOENIX, July p. - Sheiiff Montgomery of Maricopa county to- night received message from San Francisco, signed with the name of Sheriff c. E. Jackson of Orange county, Calif., stating that Nose Gib son has confessed to murder in your city"
 Gibson, according to Orange coun ty officials previously had confessed to having murdered Roy Irapp, Full lerton, Calif., rancher and to having attacked Mrs. Trapp.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
RETURNS FROM. FRANCE.

Will Solomon, a former resident of Bisbee and now a representative of the Mine Supply and Brokerage Co. of Fl Paso, is a business visitor in the city. He went to Paris, France. in 1917 with Major William H. Rrophy as a volunteer in the Am erican Red Cross and has been there for the past three years. He was formerly connected with the E. A. Tovrea plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23

An intensive drive to check up and collect all delinquent war taxes has just been completed in the Warren district by Thomas P. Prichard, as sistant chief field deputy revenue col lector. with the help of five assis- tants. This drive is taking place simultaneously all over the country. Before coming here Prichard per
 formed the same work in Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
MCDONALD ANNOUNCES.

Rod Mcdonald, a practicing attor ney in Bisbee for some time and one of the best known Democrats in the county, has announced himself as candidate for the office of county at torney subject to the action of the Democratic primaries in September Mcdonald is a graduate of the Uni versity of Indiana Law School and has practiced in the states of Wis consin. Illinois, Utah and Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23

-the total, must be printed on thea ter tickets. Policemen and newspa- per reporters will be hit by the rul- ing that all who enter fire emust pay the war tax. .WOmen who are admit ted free to the ball game next Sunday must pay the war tax.
 Charitable and educational fnstitu- lions are exempt in some cases, but this exemption must first be claimed
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23

on blank form provided for that pur- pose Ii this is not done and such in stitutions charge admission to some gathering without collecting war tax, the law is being violated.
 The five deputy collectors who have been working here under the direction of Pritchard are I. H. Nihell, II. F.. FL der w. H. Staiger. Ed Ashley and G w Dickson.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
j. KUEHLMEYER DIES

H. J. Kuehlmeyer and Mrs. J. s4. Scott of Tombstone canyon left yes Colorado, on receipt of telegram an nouncing the death of their father, Joseph Kuehlmeyer. Kuehlmeyer formerly lived in Bisbee and had a large number of friends and ac- quaintances here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
WRIGHT A VISITOR.

Lorenzo Wright. former resident of Bisbee but now leading mer- chant and the only active Republican in St David was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday on business. Wight still has hopes" that the G. O. P. will be successful and talks about it dur ing his conversation about the ai- tractiveness of San Pedro valley crops.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
CHIEF KEMPToN BUSY

J. A. Kempton, chief of police and candidate for nomination for sheriff, returned to Bisbee yesterday from Douglas where he went in the inter- ests of his scampaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
ON BUSINESS TRIP.

Herman J. Houser, president nI the Houser Packing company Of Los Angeles, is a business visitor in the city. He is contemplating an eXten- sive advertising campaign in this city for Violet shortening, a product Of his factory.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
MORALES SHOP BURNS

MORALES, Ariz.. July 22 Fire early today destroyed the building and contents of the vulcanizing shop opposite the fire department head quarters here. The loss is estimated at S3O00.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
ON VACATION.

Miss Cora Parker. school horarian' left yesterday morning for Los An gelet to spend months vacation be- fore again returning to her duties. During her absence the library al Central school will be closed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Among the arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel last night were s. R, Hawks, Amarillo; J. G. Cochran, w. C. Mccormick, Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. PostnikOff, Russia; MT. and Mrs. Joe ValierO, Mir. and Mrs. Will liam R. Sanders. M. Silva, Cananea; George w. Hart. Douglas. H. H. Hummer Bryan L. English, Phoe- nix.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
A BRIEF VISITOR.

F. B. Moore, of Abilene, Texas father of Folsom Moore, of the Re- view. was visitor in Bisbee yester- day. He is on his way to his home after spending some time in PhoenlX on Business. MT. Moore lett last evening for Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
GETS TRAINING.

Sid West. world war veteran wounded in both feet during the bat tie of the Argonne, has been sent to Stockton, Calif., for a course of in struction. at the Holt Tractor Co.,, un der the rehabilitation act
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
TO TEACH HERE.

Miss Helen King, of Marquette, Michigan, has accepted a position as musical director and art supervisor in the local schools for the next years term which begins August 30
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
TO DUTY EAST.

James A. Dodson, chief electrician in the United States navy, left yes terday for New York city to report for dutv He was on temporary duty with the local station.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
TO TRAIN STUDENTS.

R. V. Meyer of Denton, Maryland, has accepted the position of manual training instructor and physical al rector for the local junior high schools in the fall term.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
GIRLS TO MEET.

The Friendship Corps of the Girls Reserve will meet this afternoon in the girls room of the Y. w. C. IA at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
ON BUSINESS TRIP

T. B. Grace, representing Dix & Co.,. Fl Paso jobbers, arrived in Bisbee yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
MAKES CAMPAIGN.

Attorney Rod Mcdonald, candidate for county attorney. accompanied by Attorney Alexander Murry, made a trip to Douglas yesterday in the in- terests of his campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
SELLS HOM E.

William Gregory, miner. has sold his place in Johnson Addition to Mir Netherland. also a miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
TO VISIT MOTHER.

Mrs. Gus Bauer and Mrs. J. J. Dugal have gone to Denver for visit to their mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
Tips of the TOlUn
WOMAN CANDIDATE HERE

Mrs. Nellie A. Hayward of Dougles. candidate for nomination for secretary of state, was in the district yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
VISITS IN CAMP.

Mrs. Marjorie Burch Jackson Of Atlanta, Georgia, niece of MT. and Mrs. c. P. Brumby. is their guest at their camp, Seldom Seen, in Don Luis.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
RETURNS TO CITY.

L.. L. Gilman has returned from an overland trip to Phoenix and Casa Grande.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
R RirEhs $
LOVING.

To Mir. and Mrs. John Loving. at Copper Queen hospital. July 21, 1920, a daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
GOES TO COAST.

Thomas A. Hghes left last night for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
TO CHICAGO.

Miss Bertha Williams left yester day afternoon for Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
Overalls-Bevagelsen.

Det er nu bleven moderne at gaa
kledt i Overalls. l flere Byer har
Forretningsmend og andre prominen-
te Mend organiseret .Klubber, der
paalagger deres Medlemmer at gaa
kladt i Overalls. Bevagelsen er sat
rGang for at nedbringe de ualminde-
lig hqje Priser paa Kladevarer. |
Kongressen har flere Kongresmend
optraadt Overalls, og we'd deres Ind
tredcn blew de hilst med kraftigt Bi-
fald af deres Kollegcr. I Sqndags
meddeltes det, at enkelte Prester
Osten optraadte paa Predikestolen
i Overalls.
Overalls-F Fabrikanterne har like
vsret sene til at gribe Anledningen
til at tjene lidt ekstra Penge, og flere
Arbejdere Tvillingbyerne meddeler,
at Priserne paa Overalls den sidste
Uges It'd er steget med nasten 100
Procent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
Digter-Krigerens BY.

Det ser like I'D til at vare videre
hyggelige Tilstande Gabrielle dan
nunzios BY heller, efter hvad der
fremgaar af en- Berger Petition til
den saakaldte National Regjering
Ii Fiume. Det erklares heri, at man
op til sidste September n9rede store
Forhaabninger til d'Annunzio, men
at disse er bleven s3rgelig skuffet.
"Fiume er bleven reduceret til en-
Lastens Hule," hedder det videre, "et
aabent Felt for allie Slags Forbrydel-
ser og Uerlighed. Hele Byen TRAILER
under Aaget af ct absurd Styre, kun
godkjendt af EN- Grippe Yansvarlige
Kjeltringer, som er d'AnnunziosHer-
rer og N1estrc, og som terroriserer
allie med deres Dolke og Haandgra-
mater og Trusler ON Arrest, og som
Thar gjort allie erlige Borgere til Sla-
ver."
Det erkleres derpaa, at Rdveri,
|Overfald og Plyndring af private
Huse foregaar hver Time. Borgerne
er like lengere sikre i deres egne
HEM. I Forstederne maa Folk, som
|cjer en- Ko, tage den ind Sovevs-
relset, ellers blwer den stjaalet. Gam
lie Borgere, som har boet Fiume hele
deres Liv, bliyer daglig fordrevet fra
deres HEN for at skaffe Plads for
|d'Annunzios Soldater, som bestaar af
PAX fra allie Kanter af Europa, Ty-
skere, Ungarer, Kroater osv. foruden
Italienere.
I Sandhed ct trist Billede fra
Digter Krigerens By. Naar hertil
kommer, at Byen fremdeles er bloke-
ret for Tilfprsel, og' at der for Tiden
er Generalstrejke, saa Byen er uden
Lys og Wand, saa er Billedet komplet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23

rer, Professorer og Studenter, selv
Eksminister Liebe og andre saas SOM
Medlemmer af den nye Organisation.
Man venter at have Eadningen 1osset
i Lqbet af ct Par Dages It'd, og der
efter vii de frivillige Arbejdere tage
fat Bagerierne.
Drab Flensborg.
Kjpbenhavn, IS. April. En- En-
bedsmand we'd Navn Beckmann, der
var attacheret til den internationale
Kommission Slesvig, er bleven drebt
i Flensborg for at berolige en- opbragt
tysk Pqbel, if6lge hertil indlqbne
Meddelelser. Manden, der drebte
ham, undslap. Der er her nogen
Frygt for, at denne Forbrydelse er
Begyndelsen til en- organiseret Bev<r-
gelse in1od dansk Kontrol af Mellem-
slesvig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
gra nwr ng fJwr>t.
Sporslifternes Strejke er Aftagen.
Trafiken mariner sig det normale.
Ugens Begivenheder Ind. og Udland

Den ulovlige Strejke, som Spor-
skifterne begyndte, synes smart at Vile
vere en- Saga blot. Mango af de
strejkende har gjenoptaget Arbejdet,
efter at de fandt I'D, at Regjeringen
nngtede at anerkjende den nye Fag-
forening eller optage Forhandling
med Arbejderne, f6rend disse var
vendt tilbage til Arbejdet Baade fra
New York og Chicago, hvor Stricken
havde stqrst Omfang, meddeles, at
Situationen har forbedret sig en- Del,
og at Trafiken er fra 90 til IS Pro-
cent normal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
Minnesota i Spidsen.

1fplge en- af Landbrugsdeparte-
mentet offentliggjort Statistik var
Minnesota ogsaa i 1919 Landets stqr-
ste sm6rproducerende Stat. Dern;rst
kom Iowa som Mr.. 2 og Wisconsin
som Mr.. 3.
Minnesota producerede 1919 like
mindre end 130,785,59S Pd. Smqr
mod 121, ,909,314 1918, mems Iowa
kun producerede S7,914,633 Pund i
1919 mod 84,817,543 i 1918.
Ialt produceredes der i de For
enede Slater det nevnte Aar $685.
850,180 Pund Sm9r, en- ForGgelse
af us Procent over Produktionen
i 1918. Efter dette producerede alt
saa Minnesota alene- en- Sjettedel af
ALT det Sm6r, som tilvirkedes de
Forenede Slater 1919.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
Opraab fra Landbrugsministeren.

AT vedblive at tale ON de nuve-
rendc hqje Priser paa Livsforn6den-
heder hjelper like stort. NJ gjel-
der, det at handle. Enhver Fannie
kan faa en- stor Del af deres Fgdeya-
rer for en- rimelig Pris we'd at dyrke
dem I>deres egen Have.
Ganske visit kan vi like faa al vor
Mad fra Kjpkkenhaven, men den kan
i det mindste hjelpe ganske betyde-
ligt isrr med saa n3dvendige F@de-
midler som Kartofler og Bqnner./
| Kriseaarene lerte Folk Ame-
rika N6dvendigheden af at dyrke de-
res egen KjGkkenhave, og de cr he'll
digvis Xxx holdt op dermed efter Kri-
gems Afslutning. Saavidt som Land
brugsministeriet er island til at dgm-
me efter Indberetningerne fra de for
skjellige Slater, frembragte Familie-
haverne og Kolonihaverne sidste Aar
endnu mere, end Tilfaldet var i
Krigsaaret 1918.
Landbrugsministeriet haaber, at
mango hundredeT 7 Tusinde Familier vii
indse Nqdvendigheden af, at enhver
Familie iaar dyrker deres egne Grdnt-
sager og tilbyder at hjelpe dem paa
enhver mulig Made. Code Have
bigger, der vii vere til Nytte baade for
Folk, der forstaar sig paa Havedyrk-
ming, og for dem, der aldrig har for
sGgt sig saa Henseende, vii ganske
gratis blive tilsendt enhver, der vii
skrive efter dem til Department of
Agriculture, Washington, p. c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
% Mill. Breve gaar forkjert i ct Aar.

Folk klager ofte over, at Postve-
senet herovre like duer, - at Breve,
som man afsender, hverken bliver af-
leverede eller returnerede. Det sidste
er fuldstendig rigtigt, men Fejlen
ligger like hos Postvesenet, men hos
Afsenderen, der glemmer at angive
sit Navn udenpaa Konvoluten, saa at
Postkontoret like er istand til at re-
turnere Brevet i Tilfelde af, at
Adressaten like kan findes.
Postvesenet meddeler, at der sid
ste Aar her de Forenede Slater var
omtrent q Millioner Breve, der like
kunde .udleveres, fordi de var gait
adresscrede, og de kunde heller like
returneres til Afsenderen, fordi han
havde glernt at angive sit Navn. Post
kontorerne maatte derfor sende dem
til dead Letter Office" eller Kon-
|toret for ubesprgede Postsager.
Her blew allie Brevene aabnede oe
|gjennemleste, og man fandt derived
|Adresserne paa over 8 Millioner AT.
|sendere, der derpaa fix deres Breve
|tilbagesendte, Men der var II. 4.554,.
1923 Breve, for hvilke det var umulig1
at finde Afsenderens Adresse, saa del
var like andet at gj6re med dem end
at sende dem til PapirmGllen.
Man skulde tro, at Folk, der sen.
der Penge eller Verdisager ct al
mindeligt Brev, Wide have Forstand
nok til at angive deres Adresse, mer
det er langtfra altid Tilfsldet. ON
trent 10000 af disse Breve indehold1
Pengesedler til ct Bel@b af nester
100000 Dollars. 100000 andre
Breve indeholdt Postanvisninger
Bonds, Checks osv. til ct BelGb al
$4,854,649.58, S og omtrent 100000
Breve fandtes indlagt Frimerker til
Belqb af over 10000 Dollars. St3r.
stedelen af disse Pengebeldb blew til
bagesendt Afsenderen, men der val
dog over 100000 Dollars, som del
var umuligt at finde Ejere for, sas
dc gik i Postkontorets Pengekasse.
NJ we'd De altsaa, hvori det lig.
ker, naar Deres Breve gaar forkert
Det er udelukkende Deres egenSkyld
Hvis enhver, naar de afsender e'
Brev, vii angive deres Navn og
Adresse oppe Hjqfhet af Konvolut'
ten, saa vii de altid varc sikre paa
at faa deres Brev returncret, saa.
fremt Adressaten like kan findes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
De tyske Erigsskibe.

Fra London telegraferes, at de ty-
ske Slagskibe Nassau og "Ostfries-
land' forleden Dag ankom til Mum
dingen af Firth ofs Fl Forth: Dette er
Begyndelsen til Overdragelsen af Re
stem af den tyske Krigsflaade i Hen.
hold til Versailles Traktatens Be-
stemmelser. "Ostfriesland'', som e1
ct Skib paa 22,800 Tons med 100
Mands Besetning, vii tilfalde de
Forenede Slater, og det britiske Ad-
miralitet venter nu kun paa Instruks
fra Washington angaaende Datoen
for 'Skibets Afgang til Amerika.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
Roger Sullivan dsd.

Roger c. Sullivan, Chicago, De-
mokraternes ber9mte politiske "Boss"
i Illinois og en- af Partiets indflydel-
sesrige rationale F9rere, er den IL.
ds. afgaaet we'd OGDEN sit HEM i
Chicago. Begravelsen siges at vere
en- af de stqrste nogensinde holdt i
Chicago. Fqlget alene talte Titusin-
der. President Wilson var repre-
senteret we'd sin Privatsekreter Tu-
multy.