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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
James F. MahOney
 Arizona Pioneer,
 Dies at WinsloW

PHOENIX, Dec. News of the death of James F. Mahoney of Wins. low, pioneer and former superinten. dent of the state industrial school, was received here today. He died Sunday. According to a message re- oeived at the attorney generals of. flee today, the funeral will be held tomorrow. Mahoney for many years was conductor on the Santa Fe and became one of the leading officials in the railroads employees organiza- tion. Was superintendent of the in. dustrial school under Governors J. Fl Kibbey and Richard E. Sloan. During the past few years he has been jus tice of the peace at Winslow He Is survived by Mrs. Mahoney, daugh- ter Miss Willmae Mahoney and a son Desmond Mahoney.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
BY H. N. HICKEY, N. E. A. Staff Correspondent.
 Especial Cable)

GENEVA. Switzerland, Dec. [. - The almost if not quite unanimous sentiment of the delegates to thu League of Nations Assembly is that some way must be found to bring the United States into the League. ThI willingness to accept the United States on any terms that she may want to dictate is almost as unani- nous as the sentiment for admission
 This is nde merely my impression of the state of mind of the delegates but is based upon a thorough inves- tigation any many conversations dur
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
German Press Elated Over
 Withdrawal of Argentina
 From League of Nations

BERLIN, Dec. 7.-The Conservative Tages Zeitung discussing the action of the Argentine delegation at Gene Va says:
 The league now stands revealed in all its naiiedness. iMllerand, Leygues, Lloyd George. Curzon and the rest can with wry faces, proclaim themselves an unholy alliance for the prevention Of the real construction of the world.
 The U. s. Navy Department is of- fering five old warships and 25 mis- celloneous vessels for sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
Clothing Manufacturers
 Break With Union; Charge
 Violation of Agreements

BOSTON, Dec. 7.- The Clothing Manufacturers Association of Boston voted today to break all relations with the Amalgamated Clothing Work CTS of America. Agreements which have governed the employment of 6600 persons in the clothing industry here were said to have been abrogat- ed by the workers union.
 Encouragement by the union mem- bers of deliberate restriction of out put amounting at times to 50 per cent was charged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08
AVIATOR IS INJURED

GRASS VALLEY. Calif. Dec IT, Aviator Little of the' aerial mail ser vice in forced landing on Bear riv- CT, west of here, late this afternoon wrecked his plane, but escaped, him. self with body bruises. The accident. he said. was due to his radiator springing a leak while crossing the summit of the Sierra Nevada noun tains.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

trying to organize another league or ! association at the behest of Ameri- ca. Even if such a program were within the realm of practical states manship, which 1t is not, I doubt whether there are half a dozen na- tions Depresented at the Assembly, who, under any circumstances, would subject thmeselves to such humil- iating confession of their own i'm pC'tence and American world domi- nation
 Even the smallest and most pover- ty-stricken nations have too much pride and dignity to put themselves in this abject position. As for the great powers, Great Britain, France. Italy and Japan, such a proposal to undo what has been done would not be considered for minute.
 Perhaps, of all the nations. big or little, France is tile most desirous of having America in the League She would go further than almost any of the nations, certainly further than any of the great powers, to get America in. But even France refus- es to consider the possibility of breaking up this League and trying
 
 Frances View
 The French viewpoint as explain ed to me by ors of the leading of, ficials of the. French delegation, is as follows:
 France accepted the League idea and consented to the Covenant being madk part of the treaty because America insisted upon it. The en- forcement of the treaty depends up on the functioning of the League. France made many sacrifices in the treaty because of the guarantee in the Covenant. For us to consent to the breaking up of the League for an association ill which the treaty will not be included would be fatal for France. That is the situation in it's practical aspect.
 Another important consideration is that thb League has shown a vi tality greatly beyond cur expecta- tiCns. France now believes in the League heartily andS sincerely. The serious and disinterested way in which the delegates at this meeting are approaching the great problems of world cooperation, justice and peace has d{eply impressed French statesmen and the French people. If some of us came here to scoff, we are remaining to pray.
 France and the otfHr nations have gone too far with the League to hesitate or draN back. If Ameri- ] ca becomes member, whatever 1 there is left of French scepticism will be removed.
 We hope and believe America will take her great and rightful place in this movement for world justice and Veace on such terms as she may suggest. But it must be in THIS League. for another association is
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-08

One of the largest memorials in the world is that of General U. S.. Grant, to be dedicated next spring in the botanical gardens at Washing IOu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-03

Four more George Washingto ton Uni
versity students have been admitted
TO fraternities at the institution. The
list follows: Chi Omego-Mary Box.
Sam Aiken and Carolyn Aiken: and
Theta Delta Chi-Booth Pullman.
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MT. RAINIER PLANNING
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

MT RAINIER. March 3;-At the
bi-monthly meeting Of the mayor and
town council IL was decided TO COM
plete the coming spring the improve
ment OF Bunker Hill road. Newton
street, and Thirty-fourth street.
When the work is done these thor
oughfares will have an eight-inch roll
OF cindeTs.
Councilman w. w. James an
nounced that at the next meeting of
the council he will make a report Of
the water pressure in the local sys-
tenn. Announcement was made that
the carnival grounds at Thirty second
and Bunker Hill road had been Sc
cured again for the AFFAIR this sum
mer.
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OPS F ST. N. w.

Message Sesnce and Development Circle.
Mrs. Coates invites serious thinkers TO
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ClAlRvOYANTS
Licensed by the District Of Columbia
MADAME VICTORIA.

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MADAME SELIA,

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM.
This gifted lady reads your past. present
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ENCLAND'S DIYORCELAW
BREEDS RACE SUICIDE
800. 900 Barred from Marrying
Would Make Up War Losses.
Doyle Says.
ny SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
Special 10 UaiversAI Service.

LONDON. March 3.-Great Britain's
divorce laws are the most barbarous
In the world, just AS our criminal
laws used to be in the days when
they hung men for stealing sheep.
There are 100000 persons in Brit
ain who are not allowed TO marr..
They are separated and not permitted
to form new alliances.
The result Is that for two genera
lions we shall lose In population
about the same number as wouli
cover all our losses In the Great War
IL we first allowed all the people
to be divorced. and then allowed
them TO remarry, we could MI uD
the enormous gap in our population.
besides making their lives happy ami
normal instead of miserable and NOR
bid.
We want also to deal with those
who are separated not by law but
by private agreement, bec'k sc they
are very often the most delicate
minded people, who shrink from
publicity. None the less they MAY
have good reasons for separation.
These are the fathers and mothers OF
the future generation.
Every other Protestant country in
the world is more liberal in its d.
vorce laws than Great Britain.
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SPROE STEVENS
MASTER MIND OF PsYCHICs. CLAIR
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MRS. BOSWELL,

PIANIST AND CLAIRNOYANT.
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ARE YOU HAPPY

There is a way to overcome all Difficult
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Total liabilities ........... SOS, 1922. 625 56
Character OF business transacted during
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Amount OF risk assumed dur
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Annuities issued during the
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Losses paid during the year
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Money received during the year 1919 in
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Total income Observation-Disclosures. IsI,77T,S56 10
Expended during the year 1919 includes
borrowed money repaid (gross) H0,000.oo0
borrowed and used in 1918 In part pay
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81 900, 900 borrowed and used in 1919 in part
payment of company's allotment of $1,000
900 on account OF subscription for 10000,
900 Victory Liberty loan convertible gold
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Total disbursements. 1868, 2io 10
FORREST F. DRYDEN. President.
WILLARD l. HAMILTON,
Second Vice President and Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18Th day of February I nS2 vr,Srr
Notary Public Of New Jersey
'Sl.sse.73750 par value Of the capital
stock of the company has been pure ased
pursuant to the provisions of chapter 90
Of the laws OF New Jersey for the year
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PLAN G. WI. LAW PAPER.

Students at the George Washington
University Law School are planning
TO issue a quarterly paper. Arthur
Van Meter is in charge Of the project.
The law school will give a big
banquet about the middle OF April.
Arrangements are being made by a
committee composed OF Gilbert Hall.
Miss Marshall, and A. Hickman. The
law school will give ball toward
the end of the semester.
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ClAIRVOYANTS
Licensed bu the District of Columbia
MADAME ALLEN

WORLDS GREATEST EGYPTIAN PALM
IST AND CLAIRNOYANT.
Guarantees to read your entire life, past.
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tells the name Of your future husband or
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more successful for you; advises how to
gain and hold good position; she tells IL
tho one you love IL true or false, and causes
speedy marriage with the one of your
choice; brings the separated together:
makes happiness between man and wife /:
she tells you tho secrets of being happy
and successful in anything you take IN
hand; her advice Will remove all obstacles
and evil influence. one visit to Madame
Allen will repay you for disappointments
in all otherg; satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges. special readings 81.
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-07
WILL LAUNCH BIG
CAMPAIGN TO AID
SOUTH BENDS NEED
SEVERE STORMS
HAMPER TRAINS
Believe Heavy Snow Storm
Will Be Over BY Satur-
day Night.
Ev Assoc.alsd Press

Nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Severe
storms, raging over practically the
entire eastern half of the United
States have cut seriously into the
operation Of the railroads. Director
Gen. Hines reported Friday Trains
were running late on nearly every
division east of the Mississippi river
Coastwise shipping, a necessary link
in the railroad transportation chain,
was demoraliZed. traffic being com
pletely tied UP in some instances.
These conditions. Mr.. Hines said,
have been further complicated by
the spread Of influenza among the
railroad employees. The New York
Central lines alone, reported Friday
more than 1000 employees sick with
the disease. Director Hardin Of the
eastern region and Director Baldwin
of the Allegheny region, were num-
bered among the influenza victims.
Maintenance Of passenger train
schedule has been increasingly diff
ficult. rains being forced TO reduce
speed TO avoid accidents and plow
through snow drifts. Tracks have
been washed away in many places
and it was reported that water has
cut off the west end of the West Jer-
| sey and SeashOre railroad, necessitat-
| ing the use of steam engines to draw
electric cars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-07
SIZE RELIEF.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Cooking
out into the middle west, weather
bureau officials Friday night saw re-
lief al eastern seaboard from the
snow storms and the high winds
which have held that portion of the
country in their grip since Wednes-
day.
The storm area has swung 10 the
north, il was said. and Friday night
had reached the New England coast.
1t had stopped showing in the south
ern group of middle Atlantic states
and a surCeaSe some time Saturday
was predicted for most of New York.
The bureaus forecaster said il might
he Saturday night before New Eng
landers could begin 20 shovel snow
with assurance that their labors
would not be in vain. But with the
exception of New England, prospects
were that Saturday would bring
clearing weather
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-07
COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAMA Nd.
Exercises viii Be Held AT
University On June 13
and ID.

"The Bishops Program of Recon
struction" is the subject of the
Bachelors oratons for the COM
mencemcnt in June. as just am
uounced 10y the faculty at Notre
Dame. The bishops plan has occa-
stoned nationwide comment and has
been adopted in part in many states
Is part OF the party platforms. Pc
culiar interest Is attached 20 the
program because of the fact that the
-ational Catholic war council. which
Is responsible for the program.
formulated the plans AT a meeting at
Notre Dame last summer Rev
william a. Bolger and Rev. John
NfcGinn served as members Of the
committees.
Valedictory honors. according to
the announcement. are awarded tc
Thomas J.. Tobin Of CanonsburE
pa. Vincent +. Faean Of Hopedale
Mass. is named class poet and Law
renee :. stephan OF Fort Wayne
IND Cornelius r. Palmer Of Chi
cago. and Thomas III Beacon oi
chicago viii discuss various phases
Of the program. commencement
exercises. according 10 present ar.
rargenents. are scheduled 70 bs
bald June 13 and IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-07
CITY PLANNING
BUREAU MEETS
Expect Zoninu OF City win
Require Two Years
Work.

ZOning Will be real o. in South
Bend in less than TWO years accord
ing 10 the plan outlined at meet-
ing Of the city plannnS group of the
Chamber of Commerce held Friday
night. The length ~ time required
Los put the plan into effect ls because
~ the need OF special legislation.
Segregation ~ Industries into ln-
dustrial centers. traffic regulations.
residence disuictne. use ~ alley
ways and the uniform of street
widths are some of the changes
which viii 5e made TO pl. .hese
different ideas into effect viii require
additional legislation.
II was decided that u zoul1E
plan is 20 bc followed in south Bend
that the city must be divided on A
top0grap phical basis Industries wli
ae located where they wI he easily
-cessiole go trausportat.on fac-li-
ties. the residence districts WIFI he
located on p rh and dry ground.
THIS VIII permit ot a greater houle-
ard system than would otherwise
le possible by ellrli1ia-iar rhe need
for heavy traffic on these streets
ocorGing 20 William HaDp. chair
man OF The planning bureau
Speakers az the meeting besides
Ar HanD were Fred Keller. J. W.
.Toyne. Fred Anderson. W o.. Teep.e,
cred Dennis and several others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-07
To Complete Trial of
Socialist Next Tuesday

That the majority OF dues-pay-
ing members Of the socialist party Of
America are aliens and that some
are minors. That aliens and minors
thus might control socialist ofdce-
holders through requiring them 70
sign an undated resignation upon
elections.
THAT all socialists are pledged
TO overthrow OF the existing AmeTi-
can government by force If neces-
sary.
THAT American socialists We're
IN sympathy with Germany durine
the war and that by their acts the
gave aid and comfort" 20 Germany
That they also are in complete ac-
cord with the soviet government es-
-a1lished in Russia and seek 20 form
sch government III the United
s,ates.