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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
WILL CONTINUE
PRESENT POLICY
MANAGER JOHNSON OF COURT DIS
CUSSES PLAY HOUSE GOSSIP
AND GIVES FACTS
Court Ras Contract For Best shows In
The Country For a Period
Of Years

General Manager Fred r. Johnson Of
the Courr Theatre IS highly gratsti"!
over tn, success Of his show h"uS" and
states that this seasons attractions Il;
The play hous" are drawing heavily.
Mr.. johnson has contract with Nlaw
and ErlanGcr and the SChUh"rts which
gives him the sole rights 10 produ'"
their plays IN Wheeling. And N add''inn
books many other attractions headed ~
VOL known famous stars.
In speaking oc tn" proposed H." in"-
atre N Wheeling. \ h"us" that will seat
$40 and which, Il had been reported,
would book the leading pays MI.
Johnson stated ,ha, this - n mistake.
~ Il would h, impossible. ne having tn"
best plays booked by n contract when
holds for five years.
1t would be impossible h" stated. :"
'akN the stellar attractions away from
tn. Court Theatre. The nov ir"
will according 70 statements 'ha. lt>'
been given out. y" hUIl: 90 y r,."'
stree, between Eleventh AMI Twelfth
streets 1t - thought thn' = ~.' h.
Devoted 10 screen shows. or moving
pictures.
1t Is stated that Z another 'h"nu"
VAS needed IN his city 20 book speak
;nr plays. /, would not l." necessary 7!
build one. ~ the Virginia. now devoted
70 tho movies could readily h" Ws"d f"r
any ether purpose. !, j. understood
tina, the nov theatre has Tho backing g..
,hr Schubert interest Of this city.
Manager Johnson states THAI IL" 49,
.oatinue :" book n" ,'assi"'' r""du".
,.a,s In Nmsr!c, ana incrrus" hi" 90.
forts to g.v" Wheeling ih"A'r" E"'''
,n. chance 10 -" all oC ,h" hrS' '.tS>
Z, -. ~ I'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
FOR SAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice Of Meeting OF stockholders OF
State Bank of Elm Grove.

Nu,:cc IS hereby given inat O; special
meeting "r lhc Stockholders 81 lhc state
Rank of Elm Grove, c"rp"r"'!"h Gre
aid and Orsaulzcd under tn" laws OF
ihc STATE ~ Wrsr Virginia. has been
duly called 10y the Board of Directors.
and will b" held at tn" banking nous"
ON Main street. III Elm Grove. no" part
of thu city OF Wh""inG. West Virginia.
~ $50 Grlnrk p. N, on Thursday.
March -, I"20, for tho purpose. among
other things. nf voting upon IN" follow
ing resolutions which viii b" offered al
Fl Firs 81: KEsuLVEp. Tia, the stat"
Bank Of Elm Grove i" ''i'. assign.
transfer and convey To- IA, Stai" Bank
and Trust Company all of H. property
and assets. real. personal and mixed.
, upon consideration Satisfactory 10 me
Second: EESULVED. shat tn STAT"
Bank of Elm Grove. At CORPORATION. ere
iAt"d and organized under IN" i""f 81
West Virginia, upon the Co!nplt ton 81
Tho sale and conveyance Of all its PROP
rrty and assets real. personal and n:X-
ed. L. the STATE Bank and Trust COM
pamy. as aforesaid. shall discontinue
! business as COrpOFai:1u ana SuTr'h-
der to said stat" its char;"i and cor
purat- franchises. I'll" Board Of lrIr"c-
tors shall Iher"upon proceed Ia pay OF
ana discharge all its debts. iiAbI!it', :
and obligations. and shall then divide
the remainder OF tn" assets among tho
holdings Of stock. but no such payment
shall b. mad" 10 any stool holder until
after thc publication Of tho notice h"re-
' matter provided.
The President o. Vice president OF
;his corporation Sha!! then cause notice
Of m" adoption 81 ia" foregoing second
resolution - bc published in som" n"Ws-
PAPER OF general circulation published
. N OHIO County. West Virginia. near the
principal UCiIC" OF place Of business -:
. fniS corporation. uIy'' Il week for four
consecutive weeks; AND that he certify
these resolutions, and a." certify th"
7 completion OF IL" sale ~ I'll" property
aud assets Of said corporation. "a ai"r"
. ~aid. ~ the Soc, tIry Of state 81 the
STATE Of West Virginia. ana deliver {"
HIM a ''rtillrat" showing 'hc puhlICI-
,iOu at said notice aS required ny law.
Third: Hf.SuLNED, thh' III, Board
Of directors OF this coIl'"rallu" IS herr
9 ny authorized and directed - make al
. r",'"oSary and pr"pc" nl"a ur'S I" carry
. INTO effect tho foregoing resolutions.
Ard FOR the Transaction Of such other
= business a. ma! pr"r"ri! come before
said meeting.
B. by order sc To. Board az Directors.
CSENLD
3 iSjSucuD HENRY STEIN.
President.
JOHN +. "AETEE.
Score larE.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

Here = a lItt,r tale THAT my shamp""
lady told me yesterday. Il is not very
exciting but /, seems TO me- 'Ncr" - Il
wealth Of suggestion IN IT,
We we're talking about sHnllariu* AMI
sh" said, Il spent ihr"" months :" q
saultdrluIr unC"
"Wh"rC Was H. Z asked
fright in TIA" Ur,lc apartment Wh"r"
| used to live. IA tn" center uf New
York. Sh" sad
Forty Dollars For Extras.
And then she went "u /" explain Tn"
doctor had told her she ought {" so {"
~auitarium for her nerves whrh.
through ovcrwork and worry. were III I
bad condition. Tier NttIc daughter -
,h. sam" tim" had Developed &, heart
murnur. Her husband had gone away
wa Il three months business trip, and the
doctor suggested that she 81 I" 4 sam
'arium and send IN" child :" relatives
Sh" was not willing 10 l"aN" til" rhlId,
to whom sh" 80 paSSlonatcly DEVOTED.
besides which she could not possibly al
ford to so To a sanItar'um. she had only
IN" money for three months living "N-
pcnsrs which her husband had left her.
aud about $40 she herself had saved NJ
from her own work.
The Avoided Fatigue.
so VIC Just made up her minds, Sh"
said. that we would EN Ia "a sanitariUm
right at home The doctor told us JUS
what they ibid IN sanitariums and ""
tried To do tn" same as nearly rs posi-
BILE. OF course | had TO do the house
work. but it wasn't hard and | went al
j, very slowly and always stopped be-
fore l got tired, the way they do IN tn"
sanltarium. W" had III" top apartment
and had little porch. and "" pulled our
cots out there and slept every night
though il WAS Winter.
We took almost no medicine. but l
used most OF my precious $40 for extra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
NO RESULT OF PROBE.

snerIal Disratch 70 IT," lnt"',ir"ur"c.
NEW CUMBERLAND. ". Nt.. Marcia
oc-Aithough Sheriff Nruru" cooper
and Prosecutor w. W. Ingram haN"
made an investigation "f the nr" which
destroyed the Hancock county court
house, and caused the death of I'd" j."
Stillwell. Il volunteer fireman. they an
nnunccd tonight that Il" report w"uld
hc made until State Fire Marshall \ e.
JToran reached there. ITorau haH not
arrived at = late hour tonigh:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
no DAYLIGHT SAVING.

TRn. ADEI.PH1A, Pa. March
city council today repealed the dn!
light saving ordtnnn"" wH"n vs. :"
have gone into effect IN i'hilnd' !rI'in
March IS. on tho ground :hrt il '"u-
flictcd with a stat" law. Ira r"p"a':n-
the ordinance city council passed r...
nlution urging congress to- r..'u1r thu
federal day light saving 'lw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
Side Talks 7 Il
c. by Rntf1 Cameron -
1T CAN BE DONE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

Honest finders are NOT
keepers. Ninety-fve per
cent of the people are honest. A
Lost" ad will recover your
property in almost every in
stance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
wAETED-We start Y

wANTED-We start you in the candy
business. at home. small room. or any.
where. Everything furnished. Earn
$50 wky. ny. MCn-wom"H. Experience
unnecessary. Advertis" candy. Write
for particulars. Specially CandymakinS
20. j-South sth 81. philadelphia. Pa.
mr-S-to-ap-5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-B'twecn North From, and New
Jersey streets. Island. ard SnUnk :
Stur,. or IN SHOCKS store, lad!'S enamel
Cd wr,ath pin. 50; with six small dia-
monds. Finder please return 10 the In
tciligcnc"r office. mr@S-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
wAETED-SALEsMEN
FOR SALE-l'arm i

FOR SALE-rarm IS acres, situated OF
pike from Pleasant GcuN" - Mt.
Pleasant. 10 miles from Irri!n* larry;
d room frame house. barn. Wagon housc.
Phone Mt. Pleasant. 4. w. Evans. Finer.
son. Jefferson Co., Ol'1 ni:-21-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

FOR SALE, s;aUran;. good location
fully rquiprrd. average daIE ,tI"S
!9o.u0. further particulars writ" Vi. j.
White, kcntOU. Ohio. m:--i-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuTa-
Ii&IT. Nest important discovery Of the
lgc. \ herb that actually drives the
most .Iuhb JTn cas-" o. rheumatism en-
'Ircly out Of the system. People write
us and say they arc aStoandcd at the
i"sults. especially Oh the kidneys. Just
'hinl, Of the moTcy making possibilities:
Representatives wanted. Sl.l2 pound
postpaid. 10 POUNDS s. express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co. Venice Califor.
na. my-"S-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
rcE hLE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ono large flag. win >;a!i
complies. IrIc' reasonable. Hu!iho!'
TOR 1odg" flag. Apply Geo. l.. Smii !.
color bearer. General Delivery. Nh'"I-
.4ug. ". Va. nr--1-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

FOR sALE--Haring sold IA: farm III
ohio county. five miles from west
Alvxand"r and two from Valley EroNr'
/ VIII offer on said farm on March 2G.
al live stock aud farm machinery: also
nous, hold and Kitchen furniture. L. q.
buchanan. West Alexander. mr-2"-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

WANTED or four unfurnihsed
rooms ia Warwuod. by married cou-
pic without children. References cN-
changed. Phone GI3-W. mr-23-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
wANTED-MALI.

wANTEp-Laborcrs for building job
Inquire Of Mr.. Jackson Of Austin Co..
81 Globe Automatic Sprinkler Co.. War
wood. mT-zS-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24

JOHN T. |AETEE.
S"rr'larE.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
FOR SALE

FOR sALE--iut, northwest corner Of
tlst and Jacob streets. n;r~l'n ;"r
quick sale Make your offer. NJ" b"
old at once, owner l"Iviu% C,,'. IIU.i'
Jew Wuud$iT!. evenings - dII -"Ss
lot, Carr lu.clilgcnccr. ~ .I--m
FOR SALE-Ii"us" Oh Ski, "uth street.
MCMe"hcn, & rooms. bath. pantry. base
mcMt, hot air furnace. 'I"clri" lights.
lrvC. lot j0XiOD feet. Enquire 1t. :
Jennings or call l@5-J. Blvd. nr-l3-l
FOE SALE-Hnus". South Wheeling. Oh
Jacob 81 now occupied by tw" families
can be arranged Tor ON" family. >
rooms. bath. halls, pOrCh"S. gas. water
good cellar and yard. Conveniently ar
ranged III first class condition. l'r!ce
g. 500. could not be- built Tor twice this
amount Splendid investment. Call 7i"-N
WuUdSdalr evenings "r write ii. :. care
lntclugcnccr Tor appointment 10 sec ms.
mr. Ism
FOR SALE /" 30 head all purpose
horses. all kinds. all times. Emqr,i
Brandta$s reed and sale stablr, %2ru ana
Wctzcl SITS, Wheeling. mr-lO-SVd
FOR SALE acres. houses. bank
barn and other VutbuildinGS. " ACRES
If white oak timber, acres at fruit, all
kIndS; good springs running "dt'r'
inaI bank open on farm: = mile lrv',
pike. ! mile from railroad station, :.
mill. from school and SiUr-S; free dc
livery. plenty Of work handy, viii sell
ON easy terms. Inquire Is. T.. Bell. Ray
land DINO. j.. J.. u. =. ROA 81. iiai.--A
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26

'1 am more grateful to Tanlac than words can express for it has given me health and happiness after twelve long years of suffering" was the statement made the other day by Mrs. Olivine Peltier. No. 26 East Allen Street. Winooski, Vt.
 q had been troubled so long with nervousness and sleeplessness that my housework was a drudgery and I got little pleasure out of lite. My appetite left me entirely and at times l could hardly bear the sight of food and what little 1 did eat caused me severe suffering sfterward. Gas would form on my stomach so badly that 1t affected my heart aud l thought I mad heart trouble.
 'I was so nervous would jump al the least unexpected noise and would drop everything I had in my hands. I got SC weak and faint at times that l would have to catch hold of some thing to keep from falling over. My sleep was broken and restless and ! was losing weight rapidly. I had lit- tie strength or energy and, as had tried all kinds of medicines without relief. l had become very much dis couraged over my condition.
 My husband had been taking Tan. las and when l saw what wonderful results he was getting I decided to try 1t myself and now think as much ot Tanlac as he does because it has helped me the same way.
 My appetite has come back and everything agrees with me perfectly. l am taking on weight rapidly and have already gained nine pounds; in fact, I feel perfectly well in every way. Tanlac has done wonders for me and l am only too happy to tell others about it."
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbec by J. NJ. Ball, and by leading druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26

Buy your electric light globes at the Lowell Drug Company. We have a complete line of Westinghouse Mazda Lamps.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
Cars Collide on
 Street Railway

rear end collision between two street cars on the hill just beyond the Slag Dump garage last night caused glass from the car windows to fly in all directions and minor cuts and scratches to several of the passengers.
 The cars Were running one behind the other with Frank Sweeney motor man of the first and c. R. Ragsdale motorman of the second. As the cars passed the Slag Dump garage the car in the rear got beyond control, went down the hill at high speed and crashed into the rear end of the car Tn front. Glass was thrown across the street and several of the passen- gers were cut by it.
 J. G. Cowan, manager of the Warren Bisbee Railway company, said last night that as far as he was able to learn nobody was seriously hurt. He was unable to account for the acci- dent with certainty, but said that he thought it was caused by a temporary break in the power and the failure Of the breaks to hold.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
STRONG PARTY GOES TOCOAST
 l.. OF s. MEET
Governor Names 54 Arizon- ans to Attend Conference
 Of Southwest Body

PHOENIX, March 25 - Intent on taking care of Arizona's interests at the League of the Southwest Conven- ton at Les Angeles April 1, and s, Governor Thomas E. Campbell and approximately 54 other Arizonans will leave here for Los Angeles next Wednesday night, it was announced at the governors office today.
 Issues of vital importance to the southwest will be discussed by the league, according to Governor Camp bell, with a view to make recom- mendations to congress which the various committees can consider as expressive of the wishes of the south west as whole.
 Governor Campbell is to speak on state and interstate roads, Ac- cording to advices recieved at the governors offices, enc of the prime topics on the convention program is the proposed control of the Colorado river, tie accomplishment thereof be- ing said to involve no questions eX- cept these of cost and necessity.
 The rlan of Franklin K. Lane for damning the Colorado in the Grand Canyon and thereby impounding wa ter estimated to be sufficient to irri- gate 1,500,000 acres and another plan for damning the river farther up to- ward it's head waters to impound wa ter for irrigating 11.00G,000 acres are to be considered, the governor said
 The delegation appointed to accom-. pany Gov. Campbell to the convention follows: Mulford WinsoT. J. II. West over and F. l.. Ewing of Yuma; J. G Prouty. MT. Barnnill and Peter Over field of Casa Grande; R. B. Walton Winslow; Andrew P. Martin. Tucson John R. Hullet. Holbrook: J. R. Vel ker, Stafford; E. s. Clark, Prescott J.. B. Flanigan, Parker; A. G. Mar shall, Parker; Carl C. Brook. King man; C. R. Gordon. Chandler; C. Grant Jones. Tempe; John C. Green way, Warren; pr. A. J. Chandler Chandler: Andrew Kimball, Thatch CT, Judge o. J. Baughn, Florence; Harry L. Chandler, Mesa C. s. Stew art, Mesa and the following from Phoenix: Dr. J. C. Norton, r. " Griffen J. R. Bradshaw. George D Christy, F. P. CruiCe, Francis A. Reid A. G. Shoot Mrs. w E. Boggs, Miss Fay Young. w. O. Lively. Colin Ea gen, Fred Dibble, E. w. Michael, F A. Steiberting. Howard $. Reed, E. A. Spaulding, Richard F. Sloan, J Garnett Homes, R, P. DaYie, Sims Ely, Roy Goodrich, Frank H. Parker H. B. Wilkinson, James F. Orme. r. N. Wilkinson, James Dobbins, Dwight E. Hard, Edward r Parker and T. C. McReyuolds.
 In addition, invitations were issued
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
Famous Quartette To Be Next Event
 Of Musical Club

The Flonzaley Quartette, a group of masters on stringed instruments, whose fame has gone before it all over the world, will be the next musi- cal attraction in Bisbee under the aus pices of the Musical Events Club, and will appear in recital at the Grand theatre on Saturday evening, March 8. nique and the perfection of their en- semble are two qualities which have everywhere been commented upon. Chicago, New York and Boston have hailed the organization as the rival of the Kneisels, and it is generally "e- garded as the greatest string quartette in existence.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
Man ShOplifter
 Puts ShirtWaist
 In His Trousers

A Mexican. Jose Lopez, astonished a large crowd of shoppers at the Phelps Dodge store yesterday after noon by pulling silk shirtwaist out of his trouser leg. He had asked the girl at the counter to show him some waists and when he started to leave, the salesgirl noticed that dainty piece of silk was sticking out of his tIouser leg. She yelled for help as the Mexican ran out of the front door at top speed. One of the men at the meat counter of the store heard the cries and chased the thief.
 He was captured and taken to the police station by Patrohnan Sherill. He was given s25 or % days by Judge Allison and was given several hours to raise the amount of the fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
ROBBERS HOLD
 UP CHAUFFEUR
 AT GUN PUNT
Soldiers Arrested Charged With Hold-up on Road to
 Warren District

Forced at the point of a gun to give up his car and money while enroute from Douglas to Bisbee Wednesday night, J. H. Temple, service car driv- CT of Douglas, walked on to Osborne, found his car there, returned to Doug las yesterday and notified the police, who arrested two soldiers, both mem bers of the 1st Cavalry, charged with the crime. The men arrested gave their names as R. D. Scott, Troop NJ, and D. Pine, musician.
 The robbery occurred between For est Station and Osborn while enroute to Bisbee where three soldiers had hired Temple to take them. Temple said yesterday that one of the three suddenly showed revolver in his face and ordered him to throw up his hands Then the men searched him, taking a sum estimated at between $S and $1O which he carried around his waist in conductors change machine.
 After taking his money the three men forced Temple to get out of the car. left him by the roadside and drove on toward Osborn Temple followed the car on foot, coming up with it later at Osborn, where it had been aban- doned by the soldiers. Unable to start the car, he remained in the machine the rest of the night, got it started yes terday morning and reached Douglas about S o'clock, going immediately to the police station and reporting the hold-up.
 En route to Douglas this morning, Temple noticed two of the three sol diers who had held him up walking back toward Douglas on the railroad track, and the third one walking in the road. He feared they would see him and again hold him up, so he slunk deep in the car and put on full speed, getting by without any trouble.
 Temple reported at Juc po3ice sta tion and police officers speeded west on the Bisbee road, coming up with the two soldiers on the track just this side of Forest Station. They jumped from the car and covered the men with their guns, then brought them to Douglas. The two men were unarmed, it developed, the revolver being in the possession of the third soldier, who was in the road and whom officers be- lieved recognized Temple as he rushed by in his car and then took to the brush.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
Will Hold Funeral Of Mrs. P. Johnson
 Sunday Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs. Peter Johnson, 65, resident in this district since 1887, who died last Tuesday at the ranch home at Silver Creek, about r miles from Douglas, will be held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock from the Odd Fellows hall
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson were married in Tombstone in 1887. They resided in Bisbee until about years ago Creek home. During her long resi- Idence here Mrs. Johnson made many friends throughout the district. She was a member of the Maccabees and Rebekahs and funeral services will be under the direction of these organiza- tions. Rev. F.. w Simondson of the Episcopal church at Douglas will off ciate
 MT. Johnson has large property in- terests in the district. He has been engaged in the cattle business for years and owned a meat market on Main street and the Johnson market in the Johnson block. The cattle ranch is in the Puerilla mountains, but the family make their home at Silver Creek.
 Mrs. Johnson is survived by her husband and by four children, Mrs. Oscar BloomQuist of Bisbee, Mrs. Ross Cunnick of Douglas, and Eva s. Johnson and Peter Johnson, Jr., both living at the ranch home with their father.
 At the time of Mrs. Johnson's death MT. and Mrs. Johnson were on the point of retiring from active life.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
S2OO REWARD

The Honorable Board of Supervisors have authoriz- ed me as Sheriff to pay TWO HUNDRED DOL LARS reward to any one furnishing evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who murdered NAT ANDER- SON in Bisbee, Sunday morning, February 22nd, 1920.
 J. F. MCDONALD, Sheriff.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
Denies Bolivia Is
 Mobilizing Force

NEW YORK, March 25. - Reports from Peru that Bolivia had begun mobiliZing of troops and had estab- lished a censorship on the telegraph were denied by Carlos Gutierrez. min ister of foreign affairs for Bolivia, in a cable message received here today by Jose M. Gutierrez, consul general in New York. This denial was made pub lie, the consul said, flor the reason that my government does not desire to see itself discredited in the eyes of the American people"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
WINDOW USED AS HOSPITAL

Jaliie Hopkins, whose ancestors are ali members of the Doll family, was taken suddenly ill during the5present cold snap, and is now g undergoing treatment for the Flu" in the window of Stevens Electric Shop. The attend ing physician has prescribed complete rest, along with all modern treat ments. The lad, being an orphan, was unable to stand the expense, so Flu Ban has been furnished by the Ball Drug Store and an Electric Warming Pad by Stevens Electric Shop At the time of going to press the boy was on the road to recovery; the only se- rious result being impaired vision. which will be taken care of thru the courtesy of The Arizona Optical Co.,
 Ally
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26

Is not recommended for everything; but if you
 have kidney, liver or
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-26
ENDS COAL COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, March 25. - Final warming that stabilization of the coal industry depends on the purchase and storage of fuel during the spring and summer mOnths-to prevent a short age next winter-waS given today by the bituminous coal commission before it ceased to function as a government al agency.