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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
RAILROAD MEN
 SHOW NEED OF
 HIGHER RATES
Say All Lines Are One Year Behind In Purchases of
 Equipment
r1ssoeiatsd Ptcss Lcs,ed Wirc)

WASHINGTON, May 25. - Fife iency of private management and the justice of the railroads demands for a S1.OOO 100000 additional revenue was defended by railroad representa- tives today before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Under private control the railroads expect to show greater efficiency and reduced expenses, Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore X Ohio railroad, declared in answer to ques- tions by Glenn F. Plumb, represent ing the railway employees.
 All the roads in the country were at least one year behind in their equipment purchases. he asserted adding that the responsibility for this should be placed on war conditions rather than on government operation.
 Frank Nay, vice president of the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific rail- road, said that income should be rais- ed entirely from freight revenue, and not from passenger traffic, demur- rage or terminal charges.
 G. M. Schriver, vice president of the Baltimore & Ohio, said that if the commission should reduce the freight increase rom 30 to 25 per cent, or al low , 1-2 per cent return instead of per cent or reduce the property investment account valuation of the eastern railways by 10 per cent, the $6O 6O,000.O00 surplus provided for in the estimates would be wiped out, and those carriers would lose the benefit of the new transportation act.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
Baruch Denies
 Story of Great
 FundofMcAdoo
Hoover's Manager Declares His War Chest Is Short
 by $4,000
l.fssociGted Press Lcascd H'iye)

WASHINGTON, May 25.-In it's Inquiry into pre-convention cam paign expenditures and pledges of presidential candidates. the senate Investigating committee dealt in quick succession today with the can didacies of Herbert Hoover and Sen ator France of Maryland, Republi- cans, and Governor Edwards of New Jersey, and Senator Owen of Okla homa, Democrats.
 From B. M. Baruch the committee sought information as to the com paign being made in behalf O: Will liam G. McAdoo, Democrat, but learned nothing. Mir Baruch testi- fled to his own utter ignorance of campaigns or campaign financing for any candidate
 John F. Lucey, manager for Mir Hoover, said the national campaign fund raised in behalf of the former food administrator. amounted to ap- 'proximately $62OO0 with a present deficit of $4.0OO exclusive of the amount spent in California. c. J. Hepburn a Pennsylvania Hoover leader, said that S2O.00O had been contributed in that state.
 Edwards on His Own
 w. w. Vicks, representing Cover nor Edwards, testified to the collec- ton Of $12,O00 for his principal, and flatly and emphaucaliy denied that wet" influences. money or individ- uals are or would be concerned in it.
 For Senator Owen, J. w. Beller. a manager, said $10.00O had been col lected and expressed the opinion that more might have been used to advantage.
 Senator Franee told the committee he had no managers or friends.
 Chairman Kenyon. after adjourn ment, ordered notices of the investi-
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
CHICAGO PRICES FALL

CHICAGO, May p. - Prices of all vegetables dropped from five to B per cent on the Chicago market in the last ten days, according to com mission merchants who stated today that caDbages were selling at $350 crate where they were at $4.50 last week Onions, they stated, had scored a 90 per cent decrease and oranges have dropped 15 per cent. New potatoes sold for $l50 less than a week ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
HOUSE WILL ACT MIME EDIATELY IN WILSON PLEA U ACCEPT MANDATE Short Shrift for Proposal ln- dicated by Chairman of
 Committee
 FEAR SUMMONS FOR
 SPECIAL SESSION Porter Advises "Watchful Waiting for Armenia
 and Force In Mexico
FEAR SUMMONS FOR
 SPECIAL SESSION
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 WASHINGTON, May 9. - The house foreign affairs committee will meet tomorrow to consider President Wilson's request that he be given au- thority by congress to accept man. date over Armenia
 Announcement tonight by Chair man Porter that the committee had been called to take up the proposal immediately and that Secretary Col by would be the first witness, caused widespread comment among members who had believed earlier in the day that the whole mandate question would go over until after the conven- tion recess.
 The general impression was that congress would not have an opportu- nity to pass on the question.
 Some Democrats. outspoken in their opposition to the mandate, said they construed the call for the meet ing to mean that the Republicans had decided at the last moment to act immediately on ti;o presidents re- quest and refuse to grant it. The opinion was expressed by many, that, in the event that congress failed to act then adjourned until December. as some members have urged, the president might call a special session for its especial consideration. It is known that Republican leaders have advised against the possibility of a special summons and knowing that sentiment of the senate and house, one of the leaders declared tonight that the best thing to do is to get the mandate question oyer with"
 Chairman Porter in a statement said he had not had time to confer with all members of the committee, but that he regarded "the proposition of sending American soldiers to Ar menia or any other foreign country for the purpose of settling their po- liticM and economic quarrels as ut terly absurd.
 "If my views prevail with the com mittee." Mir Porter said, i've shall give the president a mandate to fol- low that portion of Washington's
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SEE NO CHANGE OF SUCCESS IN
 BLANKET CASE
Friends of County Attorney Say Securing a Jury Is
 An Impossibility
(speciai to The Review)

TOMBSTONE, May 25.-That even the closest friends of the county at torney, RN. French, have deserted him because of what is described as his stubborn resistance to every ap- peal in the matter of the resumption of the deportation trials, was intima- ted here today with the inference that even those who have been allied with the county attorney in a political manner are leaving him. The chiet reason for the defection of these friends is declared to be not the ques- tion Of expense to the county or the loss of time and money Tn the county offices, but the deep-seated belief that a jury cannot be selected and that, even if a jury could be found to try the blanket care. the county attorney would be defeated. and that the out come in tliat trial must be a repetition of the Wootton case.
 It is pointed out by these former friends of the county attorney that there are hardly 5000 names remain ing on the great register. Intimations from the sheriffs office are to the ef
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FIGHTING AHEAD

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Adviees from Mexico indicate that the rsyoin- tionists have much to do before a stable government can be established. Military leaders are reoprted in var ious parts of the republic with small forces of men under arms. ei,hel s,ill loyal to the Carranza regime or for other reasons hostile to the de iautO government
 These groups are recognized by Mexican observers to be possible nu- clei for the organization of new re. volts.
 Villa Most Dangerous
 Francisco Villa. whose force of men is variously estmiated at from a few hundred to several thousand, is reck- oned the most important of the inde- pendent leaders.
 General Candido Aguilar. the late presidents son-in-law, who during the
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Cash Bonus Is Basis of Fight
 On Relief Bill
Republicans Split on Plan to Force Vote In House
 By Thursday
l4ssociatcd Prrss Leag,I Hirc)

WASHINGTON, May 25-House leaders were up in tie air'' today over the question of soldier relief legislation.
 With Democrats and about 59 Re mediate consideration, leaders start ed new move in the hope of break ing the combination so that the bill might be presented to the house not later than Thursday.
 Although Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee announc ed that he planned to call up the measure Thursday, there were indi cation of a possible change in the Republican program. Instead of the effort to Aive the ielief bill the right of way by a special rule, the Republicans fighting for the bonus decided on other parliamentary tac. tics and announced they would en deavor to get it before the house by suspension of the rules. Although this would require a two-thirds vote fer passage, the plan would permit only a straight Cut vote for or against adoption.
 Democrats asserted they would put up a solid front and with the help of "insurgent" Republicans, de feat the big tax measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
New York to Issue
 Licenses to Brew
 and Sell 2.75 Beer

ALBANY, N. Y.. May 25. State Commissioner of Excise Session, in announcing tonight that liquor cer- tificates will be issued by his depart ment under the terms of the new law legaliZing 2.75 per cent beer, laid stress on the fact that such cer- ti2icates are mot a guarantee by the state that liquor may be sold under the without violating either the war time prohibition act or the provisions of the V0lstead act"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
BRITISH ENVOY ANSWERS III. MONOP OL.y
 CHARGE
Geddes Says Americans Hold Control of 82 Per Cent of
 World Supply
l.4ssociats4 Press Leased H'irc)

NEW YORK, May 9. Sweeping denial that Great Britain was seeking to monopolize the worlds fuel oil sup ply was made tonight by Sir Auck- iand Geddes. British ambassador speaking at the Pilgrims dinner Statements that Great Britain had such intentions. he added. were as completely without basis in fact, as charges that Britain today was nov ed by militarist impulses.
 "l say without fear of inform ed criticism" Sir Auckland de- clared, "that British foreign pol icy is directed against no man but is inspired by the desire to seek peace, to bring order out of chaos. to extend the boundaries of freedom, to improve the lot of the oppressed and to increase the material prosperity of the world That is our program, those are the principles by which l, as British representative in this land, am guided from day to oay.
 The ambassador touched also upon reports that the British government was trying to pool the war debts of Europe. "and to drag you (the United States) into the pool"
 "You may seek far and wide for ev- idence on which that statement could be based" he said. You will not find it. If you look closely YOU will find my government trying to pour oil on the troubled waters of Europe and you will also find onlookers who seize the oil as it is poured and throw it on the fires of anti-British feeling here. TX
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
JOHNSON INCREASES LEAD

PORTLAND. Ore, May 25. Com plete figures from 27 of Oregon's 3G counties and incomplete returns from the others give as the result of last Fridays presidential preference pri mary for the Republican nomination Senator Hiram w. Johnson of Cal ifornia, 44,S0S; Major General Leon ard Wood 42,S17. The figures. com piled by the Portland Oregonian, in cluded official returns from six counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
MESA ELECTS COUNCIL

MESA, May 25.-Seven men nomi mated for the town council here at the primaries last month were officially elected at an election held today, al though a rush of eleventh hour voters come within 2S votes of placing W. M. Beach on the council. Councilmen elected were F. G. Attaway, Robert Scott, w. E. Walters. Delbert Stapley, Fred C. Weeks, D. H. Kleinman and w. A. Mcdonald. Stapley and Me Donald are new members. the others being reelected. The new council is to meet June 1 to effect its organiza ton and elect mayor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
SOCIALISTS co TO
 PRISON TO NOTIFY
 CHOSEN CANDIDATE

CHICAGO, May 25. - The Ma tional Socialist party announced at its headquarters this after pcon that a committee of six headed by Seymour Stedman of Chicago, Will leave this week for Atlanta to notify Eugene Oebs, in Inc federal prison there, of his pomination for the presidency of the United States on the Socialist ticket. The members of the con- mittee will meet in Atlanta Sat urday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
REVOLUT|ON5FG' BE GIN CAMP PA|GA| TO DRIVE VILLA FROM CHIHUAHUA Bandit Collects $500,000 from Mining Companies
 and Departs TROUBLE BREWS IN OUTLYING STATES Opposition to Sonorans Is Shown In Many States By
 Scattered Chiefs
TROUBLE BREWS IN
 OUTLYING STATES
lA4sOe.a.cd Press Ledsea Hse)

oUERETARO, Mex, May 25.- In view of the failure of Villa to comply with the uItimatum cf General Elias p. Gales within the specified time, orders have been given the revolutionary forces to proceed against the rebel, General Gales announced today.
 Villa is reported moving from Dorado and VaIle de AIlende, Chi huahua, toward Jinenez. His ac- tions are suspicious" General Gales said. The state forces under General Enriquez are con centrating near Dorado.
 Levies on Mines
 The ultimatum was delivered {, Villa May 20 at his camp at 'Boquillas Chihuahua, but before the time limi had expired the bandit chief mar 'halled his gang and fled to what h, safer haunts. His men an, horses were in excellent condition.
 The first thing Villa did after receipt of the de facto govern ment's ultimatum was to assess a levy totaIIing s5o0,ooo against the big mining companies of southern Chihuahua, according to reports.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
Baltimore C. o. F.
 Endorses Wood and
 DOdges Dry Issue
lJssoei,,s5 Pyeys Jco,cd IViy

I.INNOtIdTFU ITtNy LcnStu ITWEI
 BALTIMORE Md, May 25.-The Republican state convention in ses- sion here today. passed the prohibition issue to individual candidates and re- fused to go on record as d party on the question.
 The convention ratified the choice of General Leonard Wood as the party's choice in the primary. Wood getting He votes and Johnson 13.
 Eight delegates at large to the Chi cago convention, each entitled to one half vote, were elected.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
Texas G. o. P. Split When Negroes Walk
 Out Of Convention
l4ssoeioted Dy,t, Le1std Wirf)

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 25.- Two Republican state conventions were held here today as result of the departure of negroes from the regular convention, following the reading of the report of the state Republican executive committee on delegates to be seated. No disorder marked the breakaway of the ne groes, who were accompanied by about ten whites. About ten ne grOes remained with the whites.
 Neither convention endorsed any candidate for the presidency.
 Thirty-six district delegates and four delegates at large were named by each convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
Make Benson Head Of All Dry Forces
 Active In AriOZna
,lissoe,otcd Pycs< Leased B1ire)

PHOENIX May 25.-W. A Benson, federal prohibition agent -or Arizona, has been appo2rted head of all prohi- bition agents in Arizona, according to word received today from w. J. Jordan acting supervising federal prohibition |agent at San Francesca. In his new capacity MT. Benson will instruct all federal prohibition agents in Arizona las to their duties
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
KING OF ENGLAND GETS JUDGMENT IN
 NEW YORK COURT

NEW YORK, May 25.-"king George of Great Britain and Ire land today was awarded $52,575 damages in a St75,ooo suit brought or behalf of the British govern ment against Ernest Harrah, New York steele broker, for all leged failure to deliver steel scrap as per contract for use in Italy during the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
PERUVIANS EMPLOY
 STRIKE AS METHOD
 TO AMEND THE LAW

LIMA, Peru, May '23.-A gen. enaI strike was called today in Lima and CaIIao to enforce de- mand upon the government that it annuI the decree recently issued intended to put into effect the constitutional provision estab- fishing compulsory arbitration.
 The strike call has only been partly effective, not all the work CTS obeying the order.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
MONTANA MAN
 TO ARMCHAIR
 CONVENTION
J. Bruce kremer Is Chosen for Temporary Chairman
 At San Francisco
lAssoe:oic5 Press Leased rJe)

idSSpt'ctsf tFc'S i-saScd I Wcl
 WASHINGTON. May 25.-J. Bruce kremer. of Montana, vice chairman or the Democratic national committee. will call the Democratic national con vention to order when Il meets in San Francisco June 2S. MT. Kremer was selected. the na- tional committee announced tonight because Chairman Cummings has been designated to act as temporary chair was thought fitting that a western man should open the first convention of party to be held west of the Rocky 
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Cars From East Go To Chicago To Aid
 Shippers of Coal
l4ssotidfcd Press Leased H'irtJ

I-TNN0CIITrN TTrNN ICdNGT VI TTT
 CHICAGO, May 25.-First emer- gency cars from the east to relieve the freight congestion and to expedite coal shipments in the Chicago dis trict arrived today. The movement will continue for week. Cars will be sent west for the shipment of grain, and then to the mines for the trans port Of coal.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
TO ENFORCE DRY LAW

WASHINGTON, May 25. - Dec larations that federal prohibition laws would be enforced in New York despite Governor Smiths signature of bill to legalize 2.75 per cent beer. came today from the joint pro hibition enforcement agencies. the department of justice and the bureau of internal revenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
Memorial Day Parade

Memorial Day of eserVioe will be given by the l. Enule, 3o me Nations dead by
   D. shirt
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
The Quickest Way

TO get your wants" before the public is to put a Want Ad in the Classified Section of this paper. Everybody reads our Want Ads. That is why The Review Want Ads get quick re- suits. Leave your want ad at the of- flee of telephone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
ALFONSO CONDOlEs

MADRID, May 9. - King Alfonso today sent his condolences to the Mexican legation on the death of President Carranza.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
I DIRTY MILLIONS FOR ARMY AIR .|NORK PASSED
 BY SENATE
Upper House Adopts Bill to Appropriate $4l5,9I9,000
 for Military
l.Assosiated Prcss Lsas.a EIrel

WASHINGTON, May 25.--The sen ate today passed the annual army ap- propriatiOn bill carrying $415,915, ,000 and sent it to the conference.
 The bill provides for an increase of approximately $42.O0O,O0O over the house bill, but $353, ,COO,OOO less than the appropriation for the present ifs cal year. The principal senate in- crease was $12,745,OOO for the army air service, making it's toal $4O0OO,- GOO.
 The senate eliminated house prOvis- ions which would give the army air service control Of all military aerial operations from land bases and would cOniine naval aviation to fleet opera tiOns. fleet shore bases, training of personnel and construction and expert mental work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-26
To Make Artillery

Authorization was given by the sen ate for the sale of the old army transports Sherman, Sheridan, Tho mas, Logan, Buford, Fitzpatrick, Crook and Warren and Or the howftzer plant at Erie, Pa, and establishment, from proceeds of the latter sale, of a government owned plant at the Water yliet arsenal, New York, for the manu- fracture of medium calibre field artil- lery.
 Hold Munition Plants
 Committee amendments providing for the sale of government war muni- ton plants at Tullytown. P, Amatol, N. J., and Jacksonville, Fla, were re- jected.
 The senate also oveTruled the com mitee in voting to obtain house ap- propriations of $SS,SS0 for the acqui-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
PROFESSIONALS ACTIVE
IN WALL Street TRADING
oner Stocks Wherever Soft Spots
Seem to Exist, but Support
ing Orders Appear.
CALL MONEY AT 6 PER CENT
Financial District Pleased With
News That Republican Program
Calls for Reduction OF Surfaces
ON Incomes.
NY nRoADAN wAI.L.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1G.--Professional
traders continued today to offer
exist Some new SOC Iow spec records sS"S @er r
made By specialties. but little pro-
srSHs was made toward lower levels
man afs m srn 1ae TsEkf
mesa supporting orders appeared aud
caused recovery. The close was
irregular. but with most Issues show
Ing, net losses. Declines I'm the stan.
dhrd issues were small and ranged
from fraction TO n fun point.
steel shares were heavy during the
ment that the steel companies are
reducing wages und reporting smaller
production. For the iirst time since
Crucible steel. the latter established
q new low for this movement.
Railroad shares were fairly active:
We're being Ae eircSia,ed pt smaller
roads that are to be taken over by
Call Money o Per Cent.
Call money again loaned NJ, per
cent. Sterling exchange WAC strong
'h !r1n The d i;,s;r,o, ,,. ,,,,
favor dispatches from Washington
stating that the financial program
OF the Republican, called for reduc-
iion Of heavy surfaces on income.
penditurcs and plan for refunding
the floating Federal debt.
Sugar shares were under pressure,
attention being directed to reports
that the best sugar growers refuse
10 sch their product at present
prices. and that tho Great Western
down some Of It's p plants. American Gfeas
beet sugar lost four points and closed
near the bottom. Puntn Alegrn lost
more than three points. American
Sugar lost one point. and Cuba cane
lost fraction.
The ability of Industrial compa-
nies 10 pay present dividends Is the
one important topic In the financial
district. Some surprise Is often
heard when company reduces or
oinits it's dividend. and at the same
time ANNOUNCES that earnings were
more than sufficient to make the
regular payment.
LiuuidatinE Hank Loans.
This Is due to the ract that COM
panIes having substantial bank loans
sec no other way In which to pay
them on except through the appro-
printiou Of earnings. As soon as
loana are paid on or nearly c!imi-
mated. shareholders may look for re-
sumption OF distribution BY many of
those companies which have omitted
payments due at this timc.
rights" in the face OF weakness in
Southern Pacific stock Is attributed
20 purchases for the account OF
people who have been ceiling South
crn Pacific stock. Standard Oh In
terests are declared To have been
substantial buyers OF the "rights' TO
purchase Pacific OIL Company stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-17
AUSTRALIA BOOSTING
DEPRECATED MONEY
impossible for Some Countries to
Trade With Her Under Pres
cnt Conditions.
IBy Associa,ed pr,ss

NEW YORK. Dec. i,.-Thc Aus
traiian government has taken steps
TO enable countries whose currency
has deprecated TO trade with Aus
tralia. according to advices received
by Mark Sheldon. commissioner for
that dominion.
Australia has been collecting Gus
toms duties at the mint par rate
OF exchange based on the value or
invoices In the currency of'the coun-
try where the goods originate. This.
the commissioner says. has made 1t
virtually impossible for certain coun-
tries whose currency has depre ciate d
to trade with Australia. because the
duties would be too high.
At the same time it tended to prs
Vent French and Italian exporters
from using the exchange position TO
dump goods at prices with which
neither Australian nor British manu-
facturcrs could compete.
To remedy this situation. the Aus
tralian House OF Representatives has
passed bill proposed by the Min
lister OF Customs, which provides that
the Board of Trade shall review rar
position whenever the exchange rate
I'm any country falls 10 per cent be-
low the mint par rate. and authorizes
that board to recommend to the min
lister that the bank rate OF exchange