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eration of the press in not featuring as a class the name Of eX.servicc men in connection with crime.
 A message of "affectionate grati- tude. best regards aud admiration" was received from the mayor of Chat eau Thierry. The message was ans wered by the national commander.
 Addresses Convention
 The convention was addressed by Major Humber Isaac. vice president Union Rationale deS Combattants. and Captain F. DcSenchal president Comrades dcs Combats. tho organiza- tion of Franco which corresponds to the American Legion.
 James A. F1aherty, supreme grand knight of the Knights of Columbus, presented to the legion in the name of the mayor of Chateau Thierry. a 800 pound stope. properly engraved.
 J. q. Scrougham, Reno. Nev. was named one of the vice commapders.
 John W Inzer of Montgomery, Ala. was elected national chaplain. The new executive committee will meet here tomorrow
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Harding Escapes Death; Private Car Jumps Bail; Veers to Edge of Deep
 Chasm-; Trucks Wrecked

can pronounce correctly well known slogan of the Germans Deutschland Uber Alles.' but this meant. I under stood, that they were thinking of Ger many first
 Autoeraoy of One Man
 And beg to remind my country men that under the spirit O. forty years practice in Germany, under that slogan, Germany became industrially the most eminent, educationally the most influential, progressively. the most notable. well known in tho ac- complishment of art, and most con spicuous in widened commerce of any people in the world.
 You know what rended it all. Only the arrogance and autocracy of one man who turned the influence and popularity of great people ineo the one tragic spectacle of all history. And so l take the lesson from Ger many and warn you. my countrymen let us not have one-man dictatorship in the United States"
 Takes Rap at Wilson
 At Huntinstozl, W. Va. the senator spoke from a stand erected near the railroad station to a crowd which jam med the street for a block away and cheered the nominee many times.
 Mrs. Crystine Bradley South, daugh- ter of former Senator Bradley. intro duced Senator Harding at the Ashland meeting and in opening his address the candidate expressed his gratitica-
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women from all places where liquor is sold"
 The above paper also contains notice of a public meeting to be held at Jacks opera house on Main street "for the purpose of taking the necessary steps for the incorporation Of the town" There is also a notice of articles of incorporation of the Copper Glance Mining comp any, by S. w. clawson, c. c. Warner, James Wood, John Connolly, C. L. Geckwith, and G. E. TomIin- son. In the personal notices it says: "W. O. kellner has ten dered his resignation as post master"
 "A. w. Howe left "Wednesday for Tombstone from where he will go to Ft. >Huachuca to wit ness the ball game"
 "A communication received from S. K. Williams, entitled 'Anti-incorporation.' was receiv- ed last evening too late for pub lication today"
 In a copy of the Cochise Re- view of November 16, 1900, a story is told of the hanging of the Halderman brothers at Tombstone, for murder. The pa per says: "A large number of spectators were admitted to the enclosed space before noon, ev- cry care being taken to secure against Interruption as the re- suit of any display of feeling or excitement on the part of those who had thus obtained admis- sion"
 In this paper there is also a story telling of the incorporation of the Bisbee Improvement com pany by Walter Douglas. John B. Angius, Spencer CIawson, GemueI c. Shattuck, and Will liam H. Brophy. Five thousand shares of capital stock were of- fered for sale at $to per share.
 The Bisbee Daily Miner of October 2, 1902. an evening pa- per that preceded the Ore, re- ports as follows: "On tomorrow the English Kitchen, under the management of William Truax, one Of the best known restau- rant men of the southwest, will be opened to the public" It seems that this paper was not on the best of terms with the Review, for it says: "The cuts being run on the first page of the Review every day gre great space killers" "The Review is one day behind in its dates, but then it is getting to be sort of manyana sheet anyhow"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-30
Collection of Old Newspapers Recalls "Good Old Days" When High Life Reigned
 Supreme in Both Bisbee and Tombstone

A picture of Bisbee of long ago is found in a collection Of old newspapers owned by John Two mey of Tammany Hall. The pa- pers were printed when Brewery Gulch compared favorabIy with the famous Barbary Coast Of San Francisco, and Tombstone was one of the most important mining camps of the state.
 The advertisements in some of those old papers are almost as interesting as the news items and would certainly bring panes Of regret to some readers. Such advertisements as "lmporters of Fancy Wines & Liquors" "SchIitz on Draught," Meet Me at the Hermitage" and many others of similar refreshing nature, occupied much space in the pap CTS of that day. The old stage lines to Tombstone, Can anea and ,Nacozari, ran sched- uIes in all the papers. According to the schedule it took nearly two days to reach Cananea.
 The Tombstone Daily Epitaph of July 2, 1884, tells of prepara- tions for the Democratic conven- tion in Chicago. Speaking of the candidates, the paper says: Some delegates, especially those from the south, are Ioath 10 accept Tilden's letter of dec laration as final, and talk of his nomination anyhow. 1t may be said authoritatively that Daniel Manning has in his pocket a let ter from Tilden to meet just such contingencies. 1t is fur ther understood that this paper will be a flat declaration for Cleveland"
 In a 8isbee Daily Review of May 30. 1901, there is a story under the head, "Female Saloon Singers Give Their Last Sonq." This article reads: "It is all over. No more will the saloon warbler be heard in her old haunts. Sunday night the part ing vail was heard, and the fe- male singers voice is hushed as far as the saloon is concerned. In the Palace saloon the last song was the Holy City in the Anheuser, Pm Old and Only in the Way and at the Capitol, T Don't Care if 1 Never Come Back Some of the singers will go to Prescott. It is said that male singers are wanted to take the place of the departed sirens. This was all caused by a recent Iy enacted ordinance excluding
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Thursday Morning, September 30, 1920

Oct. 5; Nogales, Oct. 6; Tombstone, Oct. '; Bisbee, Oct. s; Douglas, Oct. @; Wilcox. Oct. II; Duncan, Oct. 12; Clifton, Oct. IS; Stafford, Oct IA; Globe, Oct. IS; Miami, Oct. 16; Hay den. Oct. IT; Ray, Oct. IS; Florence. Oct 19; Casa Grande, Oct. 20; Supe- rior, Oct 21; Tempe, Oct. 22; Glen dale, Oct. 23; Winslow, Oct 25; Flagstaff, Oct 26; Williams, Oct. 27; Kingman, Oct. 2S; Jerome, Oct. 29; Prescott, Oct. 30; Phoenix. Nov. 1.
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Travelling Salesman
 Continually Dizzy

Mr. w. A. Davis. residing at Hunt iugton Park. Calit., reports that grad. ually he became run down and was afflicted with severe headaches aud dizziness. He says that he com pletelv lost his pep" and was afraid that hc would soon lose his position as q travelling salesman unless he recovered his strentgh and normal poise.
 He was induced by clerk in one cf che stofes of the Owl Drug Com panv in Los Angeles to try Vinol W'th'n a month Mir. Davis says be "bscrvr'l decided improvement snd ;:ur hc i- rceliuc fine
 tircl the wonderful recuperative ion for veakeucd or emaciated utcn women and children is sold In Fi s.- h. ! T. Ball, druggist.
 (Adv.)
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American Legion Favors
 Camping Lid on Jap { Immigrants and 'Bri4es'; to Remain Non-Political
to Remain INOn-F OFtlCdl
FROM PAGE ONE)

 of the constitution, the principle one being that mo person shall be eligible for reelection to the office of nation al commander or national vice com mander."
 Uphold Majority Report
 The report was adopted. It did not mention politics.
 However, as explained by Chairman F. F. Wood, Pennsylvania, the cause of the discussion on the question oi political restrictions, it was decided by the committee as a whole that a majority report and minority report should be presented. The report of the majority, which carried 33 to 3 in committee, recommended that the le zion through its organization has the right under its charter and constitu tion to ascertain for the information of it's members the attitude of candi dates for public office toward such policies and principles"
 The minority report merely recom mended that "the report of the ma jOrity be defeated"
 Stormy Debate Follows
 The debate which followed was stormy. A motion for a roll call was finally made and the vote stood 96S voting against the majority report l42 voting for il, not voting.
 As the ma;err now stands the le gion will pursue it's past atti'ude in regard to political restrictions - strict neutrality
 Other reports adopted were those on disabled soldier sand insurance; de partmental organization. publicity The publicity report asked the coop
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Irish Question
 Has Brought on
 Discredit-Grey
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1

creased and been superseded by Sim Fein courts which alone can redress or can be obtained for ordi- nary crime or wrongdoing, and some if not all of the cnce unionist min: ority in nationalist. Ireland, hope less of protection from the British government, is now advocating do- minion home rule. or, looking to an agreement with the Sim Fein.
 "The British administration, in fact, is exhibiting the helplessness of any extremely feeble government, while incurring all the odium of one that rules by force. Ireland is more discontented than ever, and there is no prospect of a settlement or i'm 'prcvement.
 Cause of Failure
 ITO this we have come after cen turies of British rule, and it would be we'll for any one, whether he be a Home Ruler or a Unionist. to look for the cause with fresh mind.
 "The permanent underlying cause of failure so prolonged and persist ent as that in Ireland is not to be found in the shortcomings of indi- vidual governments, not even in those present government. Faulty as all governments may be and as many governments in Ireland cer- tainly have been, the Irish question would have been solved before now but for one thing-the difference between Irish men themselves. that and the rest of Ireland. And the les son of past years is that this differ ence is inflamed and not composed by British proposals for the govern ment of Ireland.
 Dominion Home Rule
 The present home rule bill now before parliament is no exception There is much to say in the abstract for the lines on which it is drawn they could easily be expanded into dominion home rule for United Ireland. But apparently no one wants the bill; no one accepts it as a solution and Irishmen will refuse to put it into operation. We must therefore look to some other policy for relief .
 Nothing that is in the nature Of a bargain between the British gov ernment and one part of Ireland has any chance Of success. If the Sim Fein accepts it, Ulster will denounce it: if Ulster accepts it the Sim Fein will reject it.
 Had Fatal Effect
 "The only prospect for future, peace and good government in Ire land is that the Irish should draw up their own scheme. This is q point which Lord Hugh Cecil made very clearly few weeks ago. But this proposal had, I think, fatal eff fect-it stopped short of the one thing essential to make Irishmen, agree upon their own problems. They will never do this except un- der pressure of a real sense of re- sponsibi/ty.
 That Is what they have never had for it has always been under fered Great Britain would go on governing or proposing plans for the government of Ireland. A8 long as this is so. the Irish convention or constituent assembly will either diff fer and break up in internal discord or propose something which they know we cannot agree to. Probably it will do both of these things and the present ihtolerable state in Ire land ,,rili nnntin,ln indefini itely |"
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ton of the adoption of the woman suf. frage amendment
 The senator rapped the Wilson ad- ministration for it's insistence "at the suggestion of foreign power" that American ships must pay tolls on the Panama canal. In his failure to abro- gate certain commercial treaties. he added. President Wilson again had listened to voice from abroad"
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DEMOCRATS OF STATE
 WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN TODAY; FIX ITINERARY
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VOOIS IN Of1D ON INIE IWUI west through the central portion to Glendale and north After campaign ing in the northern counties the party will end it's tour in Phoenix on the eve of election
 The itinerary of the Simms-Hayden party follows:
 Osborn. Sept. 30; Buckeye, Oct. i Mesa, Oct. 2; Yuma, Oct f Tucson
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"GOD SAVE THE KING"
 STARTS NEAR RIOT IN N. Y.; CALL OUT POLICE
(CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)

------'----- They said the demonstration was not directed at him. MT. Gompers made no response.
 Secretary of State Colby was sched- uled to speak, but he had not arrived when the disturbance began.
 Mrs. Gertrude COrliss. president of "The American Tickets" declared aft CT the meeting broke up that this organization knows there is plot to make the United States part of the British empire and that this sulSrave institution is a party to it.
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RED LETTER SALE, OCT. TOe Every department will offer you fine selections and magnificent sav- ings
 PHELPS DODGE NERO co.
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NOTICE U. R. K. p.

All members and those interested, please meet at H. E. Wootton's store Thursday evening, 7:5O Sept. 90. By order Captain. 2t
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On the first railways d candle, stuck in the station window. indicated that train was to stop: its absesnce was signal to go on.
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The Result Getters" - Review Want Ads.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
CITY SUES TO CUT
WATERSHED TAXES
Claims Towns Have Overvaued
Its Assessments by
S2,63o.o47. -

Tho City Of New York. through Us
law department. to-day fled at White
Plains eight orders OF Supreme Court
Justice Plat granting writs Of Ger.
tiorari In favor OF the city against
town assessors for alleged illegal as
sessment Of It's watershed property.
The writs are made returRAble on
Nov 6. The total amount OF the as
sessment In the different towns is
eis.s7s. 30S. The city claims the assess
ment Is too great by S3.63s.0tT. The
biggest assessment Is against si acres
IN the town OF Cortlandt. the amount
being nxed at S5.l72.24l. In tho town
OF Northcsstle, the assessment on
s,t59 acres amounts TO s2,S5s.25O.
The city claims that considerable Of
its watershed property Is not taxable.
including land under water, dams, gate
houses and the new Catshu adueduct.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
POLICEMAN ONDUTY
FINDSFATHER SLAIN,
HIS MOTHER DYING
Son of Millionaire, Whose Auto
Hit Them, Tells Parent, Who
Informs the Police.

Patrolman Charles p. ROBBINS Of
The Orange Street Police Station, Now
brk. found his father dead and hia
mother dying in Bloomfield Avenue
early this smorning. They had been
struck by motor car Just aftersnid-
night. Later william Y. Boyle IT,,
Who lives at the Montclair Hotel.
Aontolair. reported to be the son OF a
New York millionaire told his father
that ne had, run down two people In
bloomfield Avenue. and in fear as to
che consequences Of the accident had
hastened off. not knowing what inju-
rias his car had inflicted. Mr.. Boyle
%. Immediately notified the police OF
what his son had told him.
When Robbins. who wns patrollinR
his post, came upon his parents In
the dark they were merely two
huddled shapes In the roadway In A
lonely part OF the Rosevilie section
Of Newark. They had been visiting
and were on their way to their home
at No. 657 North Seventh Street.
Newark. To-day would have been
fho ffty-seventh birthday Of his
father. John N. Robbins, and a cele-
buatiou OF II had been planned. In
stead Of that, his body Is to-day In
the Newark Morgue. Mrs. Matilda
Robbins, the mother. was taken to
Newark City Hospital. Her skull is
fractured. one OF her legs Is broken
and she was severely cut about the
body.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Ls-s.horsman shot In the Knee.

A row to-day among longshoremen
81 Pier 10, East River, where the
steamship Mexico Is lying, resulted In
the shooting OF one OF them. Josepk
De Qulnto. Of No. i66 Maiden Lane.
who was taken TO Volunteer Hospital
with bullet through his left knee.
Detectives from the Old Slip Station
arrested Philip Clark. OF No. at West
sist street. and Clarence Hunt. OF No.
2O7 West 60th Street, charging them
with feloniouB assault.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
ELECTION LIST UPHELD.
Jersey supreme Court Approves
Hudson County Selections.

IWTWWT
Hudson County Selections.
TRENTON. N. j., sept 23.-Jususe
swayze IN decision in the Supreme
Court to-day upheld the list Of Hudson
County election officers appointed by
the County Board OF Elections.
Tue list OF appointees was called in
question because the clerk OF the board
failed 10 file them within the lime
specified by law. Judge Doherty OF the
Court Of Common Pleas appointed an
other set OF officials on application OF
the Republican faction headed by VIII
lam - Dverdon IN Hudson County.
Justice Swayze held that the failure 70
file In the required time did not In
validate the list
The evening world., 1920-09-23

A man believed TO be David Q.
willie OF Prospect Street, Westfield, N.
j., was to-day reported by the authori-
ties AT Fort Hamilton 70 have fallen "
Jumped from the dock at the fort. Sol
diers who leaped 10 rescue him became
exhausted IN the strong tide and were
forced 10 abandon the effort
The evening world., 1920-09-23
K.n,t nun on ProhIbItIon 100.

Iaador wasservogel lawyer at No.
120 Broadway. formerly Assistant
District Attorney. announced to-day
no had declined 20 be a Prohibition
candidate for Justice OF the Supreme
Court He already has a Republican
nomination for that office, and was
notified by the BOARD OF Elections
that the Prohibition Party wanted 20
make him Its nominee also. He did
not state his reasons,
The evening world., 1920-09-23
McCreery Household Linens
Famous for Quality
A Sale at Special Prices

All Linen Irish Damask Table Cloths ...............
regularly 700 to 1850, $50. $50 and $50
All Linen Scotch Damask Table Cloths heavy weight
Size 2x2 yards. each CTS. $50 and 100
regularly 500 TO 1900
Size 2x2% yards. ....... each $50 1900 and 1900
regularly 1900 to 1880
Size 2x9 yards. each 1850 1900 and 1000
regularly 1900 TO 1850
All Linen Scotch Damask Table Napkins, heavy weight
breakfast size. dor. $50 $50 and 1880
regularly 1000 to 1900
Dinner size. ........... .doz. 1850 1900 and 1850
regularly 1900 TO 1000
1000 yards heavy quality Cotton Table Damask, 6s
inches wide. regularly l.7B yd lbs
yards All Linen Irish Table Damasl, heavy weight
20 inches. regularly 500, yd. 3.75
Irish Union Linen Sheets anG Pillow Cases, hem
stitched
Sheets regularly and 1850 pair 900 and 1880
Cases -, regularly 9.76 and $780, pair 2.90 and 3.75
LSoond FLooTl
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Clouds Of Glory" is the name
Of the new ribbons that made
their bow to the public In the
McCreery windows last week.
These gorgeous hand-dyed rib
bons of Batik colorings found
immediate favor for girdles and
sashes. Soft and wide, they crush
gracefully and transform "a severe
little tailored frock into an in
diyiduaiistic costume with a fnir.
Ehch piece Of these ribbons Is
little different In artistic com
binations Of color They offer
great possibilities 10 the clever
woman who makes her own
blouseS,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-08
FUTURE FOR WIRELESS
Boys Who Plan to Make il Their Life
Work Should Know and Appre-
ciate Its Value.

Before going into practice lnstruc4
ton IL Is important thai; the teys who
are to become the wirlesS men of the
future should appreciate the value
of such work. Wireless transmission Of
messages and of The human voice Is
becoming daily more common, In a
few years the entire system OF COM
munication throughout the world may
be transformed by wireless e!actrici-
ty, and IL is important that boys
should he able to take their part In 1t.
The amateur wireless station is great
educator and gives the boys who
equip and operate II nm excellent ed
ucation In the wonderful new science.
When the call came for wireless men
for the great war tile apale1r OPP
orators were able to take prominent
part Thousands of boys WHO had
taught themselves how to build sta
lions and run them were able 70 take
Important positions in wireless sta"
tons at sea ana Oh shore. No other
country had so vast an army OF self
taught wireless operators to c0u on.
Many Of the boys WHO had taught
themselves all they knew OF the sell
ence rose to occupy important posi-
tons. 1t is not generally known that
1t was an amateur wireless man who
was chosen to ny across The Atlantic
on the NC-4 on her famous nlGht.-
Boys Life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-08
SLEEP LIKE A TOP

There is nothing so essential to good
health as good sound, refreshing sleep.
This you can not get if your stomach,
liver or kidneys are out OF order It's
an easy matter to keep these important
organs in good condition if, when they
are not working properly, yor will take
for a few days from 10 to 20 drops
of SEVEN BARl>S in little water
after each meal 1t is a safe and re-
markable remedy, scientifically blended
from the extracts Of roots and herbs,
and has stood the test for nearly half
century
If you want to sleep like top" as
the old saying goes, you must take
good care of your health.
SEVEN BARKS comes direct from
Mature, ard IS most valuable remedy
III the home treatment OF chronic dis
orders, such as Indigestion, constipa-
ton, rheumatism, liver, kidney and
stomach tTou6.c3. AS a tonic and gen.
elal corrective SEVEN BARKS is
without an equal, and should be in
every l3c:c. II i3 natures way OF sup
plying lone and strength and overcome
ing disease.
Sleepless nights will cause you to
get up in the morning, tired and unrc.
freshed, with dull, heavy head, de-
spondent, etc.,-these are symptoms OF
derangcd stomach, an inactive liver and
kidneys. SEVEN BARK.S will help
remove the cause of these troubles. Il
acts gently and safely, but very eff
ficiently. At druggists. Price 60 cents
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-08
HAS BOTH MEMORY AND SCAR
Two Excellent Reasons Why One Man
Will Remember That He Wss
Kicked by Mule.

A kick from a mule Is guaranteed
to make just about as much impress
sion on the memory as it does on the
anatomy. Yet Clyde d. Jarvis has
made sure that he will not forget the
kick he received from Missouri
beast of burden for the rest OF his
natural lIfe
Jarvis applied at Houston, Texas
for enlistment in the marine corps
and was accepted. He exhibited
scar about six inches long on the left
side Of his abdomen, and explained II
was the result of an operation he had
undergone some six months. before,
for supposed ruptured spleen, fol-
lowing the kick from the mule.
The operating surgeon had made
the wrong diagnosis, however, and
found that Jarvis spleen was 0. X.
Tattooed above the scar In large let
ters were the words, Opened by nls-
take"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-08

No Change In Fish Hook Design.
Fish hooks have been made on ex-
actly the same design for 1000 years.