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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
HOSI SOTVA SKOLE Cd.
ROSTLf ZATCENI JAKO
ZLODEJI AUT.

Policii Sc vcera zdarilo zat-
knouti ctvri nenechavce, kteri
Sc pi'iznali, re behem asi p6ti
tydnl ukradli "ien' patnact
automobile. Zarazeiici okolno-
sti Jest. ze teto velkoZlod6inY
Sc sucastnili diva hosi patnacti-
lett a ieden 17-lety. Ma do
slech, re odcizen6 stroje byly
dopraveny do iiste garaze ma
Trowbridge Ave. odebrali Sc
policejni serzant Frank Kalina
a diva straznici do podezreleho
mista. kde skutecn6 dopadli
iednoho 2 nadejnych mladiki
prave okamziku, kdv ukra de
ny automobil spravoval. Pre-
kvapivsi iei policii prozradil,
ze JIM diva koSi isou souGasn6
ma proiizdce V jine kare, po-
dobnVm zpIsobem nabyte a IL
to byli take vozidlem ma
zap. al. ul. a Trowbridge Ave.
dopaderi. Pri vyslechu udali
nedosr6li ricemove, ze 2 pat
nacti ukradenVch kar dvanact
iich zanechali ma ulicich. iezto
nemeli mista, kan by ie bvli
schovali. Krone kradezi ce-
lych aut ukradli znacny pocet
radiometrI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
POLICEJNf NkCELNfK
SMITH JDE MA NEURCI-
TOU DOVOLENOU.
Propusteni ospalych strazcl
bezpecnosti.

Vcera povstale povesti, ze
policejni nacelnik Smith hodla
podati resignaci nasledken
rozhodnuti komise obcanskf
siuzby, jez fozhoaia, ably de.
gradovany pol. serzant M. J,
Harwood byl znovu dosazen,
nahfva stale vetSi pravdepo-
dobnosti. Smith Sc radil vcera
mayorem Fitzgeraldem, ale
odmital pozd6ji odpovidati ma
dotazy tohoto smeru. Omezil
Sc pouZe ma oznameni, re 81
vyzadal svoleni hlavy mesta k
dovolene ma neurcitou dobu,
pocinaje dneSkem. V Trade iej
bude zastupovati Inspector
John Roland. Ze by byl vidal
Sc sveho postaveni vSak roz-
hodne popiral a dodal, re po-
kud bude V jeho moci, re ma
dale bude portrait V meste ne
rest hernach, podeZrelych
domech a prodej lihovin no.
stincich. re Sc chce postarati
tez 0 vetsi osobni bezpecnost
pred zlod6ji a lupiei tom sc
die dneSni zpravy nezminil.
Policeini straznici Jensik a
Spiroch. ktefi We sluzbe 81 po-
spali byly vcera 'po konecnem
vyslechu pred riditelem NEST
ske bezpecnosti propusteni a
diva JIM policiste >resignovali
sami, abv Sc vyhnuli obzalobe
pro opilstvi, jehoz Sc ale do
pustili mimo sluzby. Jeden z
posledneiSich, Greene, byl w.
znamenan pred casem pro uda-
tenstvi prokazane We sluzbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
PROTI-PRISTEHOVALECKA
PREDLOHA.
Pr.stehovalectvi bylo by ma diva
roxy zakazzno, krone krev-
rim pribuznym zdejsich
obcanu.

Washington, 2. prosince.
PodmineGne schvaleni bylo da-
no dnes cleny sn6movniho W.
boru ma prist6hovalectvf, pred
loze, sestavene poslancem
Johnsonem q Washingtonu,
pfedsedou vyboru, jez by v
podstate suspendovala priste-
hovalectvi ma dobu dvou roku.
Johrson pravil, re poda pred
lohu V pondeli, kdy kongres Sc
seide We SVEN zaverecnem "a
sedani.
Clsnove vyboru vyjadrili ma
deli, re snemovna senat u
platni pristehovalecke zakono-
darstvi hned ma pocatku Ease
dam.
|. Die dohodnuti, k n6muz Sc
dosp6lo konferenci, vstup X
trvalemu pobytu We Spoj. Sta
tech byl by omezen ma rodiCe
prarodi6e, syny a vnuky POD
IS. rokem v6ku neprovdant
neb Ovdovele dcerv neb ynuC.
ky obcann. neb cizincu, ktert
projevili umysl stati Sc obta.
ny.
Predloha, vysv6tloval p
Johnson, jest pouze prozatim
nj nacrtek, jenz bude zaklad
nou pro rozpravy We vyborech
Dodatky, dovoluiici ystu'
20 dobu sesti uesfc1 cestoveta
linn, 1rednikum cizich vlad
iejich rodinam, sluzebnikun
neb zam6stnancum a cizin
cum, kterl bydleli trvale aspof
rok V Kanade neb MeXiku net
ma Kube, setkaly Sc Sc vSeo-
becnym schvalenim 6lenu w.
boru. iakoz V zaimu docasne.
no pobytu studentn V t6to ze.
mi. T6mto bylo by dovolenc
dokonciti sva studia zde gra-
duovati, ale pax museli by O.
pustiti zemi vratit Sc do sve-
no domova.
VIiimky V pripad6 Kuby
MeXika a Kanady hcin6ny to-
no dnvodu. re V iistych obdo-
bich Jest odtamtud zapotfebi
delnictva We Spoienych Sta
tech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
EOLANDSKY KABINET RE.
SICNOVAL. +"

LondVn, 2. prosince. Holland
skV kabinet resignoval, kdyz
bvla druha komora parlamen-
tu zaritla vladni navrh ma IVY
Semi platu ucitelim, pravi de-
pese ku Central News z Haagu.
Kabinet tento, v cele s Jonk-
heerem Beerenbrouckem, ujal
sc uradu v zari, 1918.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
LIBERAL.OVE ZVfTEZILI.

Vancouver, 3. G.. 2. prosin-
ce. Liberalni strana " Briticke
Kolumbii ziskala vetsinu We
volbach do provincialni legi-
slatury konanych vcera. DIE
nejposledneisich zprav zvolili
q poslancG. CONSERVATIVES de-
vet. neodvisli diva a socialiste
jednoho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
DVANACT OBETf BOURE
MA MORI.

Port Angeles; Calf, 2. pro-
since. Prvni podrobna zprava 0
zahub6 barky w. j. Pirrie, iez
ztroskotala Sc blize pobrezi
statu Washington Ia prudke
boure minulE tVden, byla zde
podana dnes, Ernesto Arave-
nou tesarem ma Pirrie. Zahynu
10 celkem dvanact lidi, mezi
mini manzelka kapitana A. B.
Jensena jeji ditko. Aravena
sam bvl We vode pine dive no.
diny byl vyhozen ma breh VI
nami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

Sanehaj, Gina, ?. prosince.
Americk6 britske d6lov6 lodi
spechaii do Icangu, neutralnf-
no pTistavu Y provincii HUI
pey. kdo vzbourivSi Sc cinske,
voisko vvplenilo a spalilo cast
mesta. Velika skoda byla pry
zpusobena. Zivoty cizincu ne
jsou vsak dosud V nebezpeci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
NOVA VOJNA BUDE.
Dres ma zapoclti "stav valky"
Cabr.eia D'Annunzia proti
Italii.

Rim, 2. prosince. Vice nezli
hodinu vcera ministr valky
Bonomi radil Sc S kralem Vik-
torem Emanuelem o riecke 81
tuaci, nacez ministr valky spo-
lu s ministrem namornictva
Secchim, sli navstivit premiera
Giolittiho. Zde epet konferen-
ce trvala dlouho.
Ministr valky cini vsechno
NONE. aby nedoSlo ku srazce
mezi pravidelnyn1 voiskem ge-
nerala Caviglia a D'Annur
ov%mi legionariz Stale dou
ze blokada Rjeky presvedci
D'Annunzia marnosti jeho
odpcru. "Giornale D'Italia"
proievuie obavu, re "ze situa-
ce m1ze Sc vyvinouti tragedie".
Gen. Cavigliovi bylo narizeno
obsaditi ostrovy Veglia Arbe,
Ijez smlouvou byly prirceny il
hoslovansku. Tyto rozkazy, o.
bava Sc zmin6ny Gasopis, mo-
hou vesti k prvnimu branne-
mu konfliktu mezi pravidelnym
italskym voiskem a stoupenci
D'Annunziovymi. Zada, aby Sc
tomu pfedeslo "a kazdOu cenu.
Terst. 2. prosince. Prohlase-
mi stavu valkv Italii, pocina-
tic Y patek rano, iez bylo uci-
memo vcera kap. Gabrielem D.
J. AnEHn2 2iem, neni brano vazne
- 49, - > :; = IT,
vSak valecna Cinnost We Rjece
a stfelba z del a rucnic Sc o.
zJva pod6l zalivu Kvarnersk6-
no. Vlaky priiizd6iici do RE
Ky neb vyiizd6jici z m6sta
jsou zdrzovany ma hranicich
cel6 hodinv a podrobeny pri-
sn6 voienske prohlidce.
Mnozi vvSSi dustoinfci V D.
Annunziov6 armad6 opustili
liz basnika-voiaka.
"Veci nemohou jit TAX pra-
vil ieden starry plukovnik delo-
stfelectva vcera veter. ''Dou-
f3m. ze tvto reci valce jsou
vSechny ienom zert. nebot' do
ST krve bylo liz prolific
Gen. Caviglia, hrdina bitvy
Il Vittoria, vyjadfil Sc vtera ve-
Ger, ze pouzije vsech prostfed-
ku presvedtovani, ably prim6l
voiaky D'Annunziovy ku VIDA
nj Sc, nez by Sc chopil nasil-
nych prostredku. Gen. Cavi-
glia V ieden cas- bydlel We Sp.
Statech a slouzil gen. Perish
ingem V Cine.
Italska flotilla V Pole veplu-
la do zalivu Kvarnerskeho
vcera, maneyrovala pred me-
stem Rjekou a pax zvolna pro-
iela t6sn6 kolem pristavu iako
ma prehlidce.
N6kteri 2 D'Annunziovych
voiakl ma brehu vystrelili ia
lodi. avSak zadne ztraty Sc ne
udaly. Manevr byl patrn6 de-
monstraci italske vlady, ably
ukazaIa, Jake zdroje ma pri
ruce.
PreruSeni spojeni Rjekou
po suche zemi mori jest otaZ-
kou pouze nekolika hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
VYKLADsCLANKU X.
Shromazdeni Svazu Narodn da.
va "a pravdu presidentu
Wilsonovi.

Geneva, 2. prosince. Dv6
rozhodnuti shromazdeni Sva-
zu Narodu podporuji presiden-
Ia Wilsona vyklad umluvy a
zavrhuji tvrzeni republikanG
V nedavne presidentske kam-
pani.
Prvni by!l vyklad delegaty,
re clanek X. pouze odsuzuje
zevneisi utok proti clendm
Svazu.
Druha byla odpoved Danska
ma zadost rady, ably poskytlo
vojsko pro svazovou armadu,
jez ma vesti dohled mad plebi-
scitem We Wine.
Dansko oznamilo, re pod L.
stavou onoho naroda projekt
musel by miti schvaleni parla-
mentu a odpoved' tato byla po-
vazovana "a uspokojivou.
Bylo rozhodnuto komisi els.
5. pfipustiti Rakousko a pre-
sident Motta Svycarsky navrhl
dnes, ably provincie Voralberg-
ska mela pravo rozhodnouti 81
sve vlastni urceni, kdyby v
budoucnosti rakousky stat pro-
d6lal nejake zakladni zmeny.
Voralberg, pravil Motta, od-
hlasoval pridait Sc k Svycarsku
a on 81 pfal, by to pravo bylo
udrzeno V. pripade rozpadnutf
sc Rakouska.
Zaujal stanovisko, ze cla-
mex Y. rozhodl hraniees Rakou-
ska, jak naznaceny byly V Pafi
III a komise els. 5, ma niz
vsichni clensti narodove jsou
zastoupeni, odpovedela vyda-
MIN tohoto prohlaseni:
"Mv nemGzeme odporuciti
schvaleni Mottova navrhu. My
isme toho mineni, ze vstup
Rakouska do Svazu Narodil
hebude mfti zadneho vlivu ma
otazku, nfz Sc jedna.
''Nemdzeme 81 pomoci doda-
ii. re mineni. jako by pfijeti
do Svazu melo neiaky takovy
nfinek. zda Sc vyvstavati ze
Spatneho porozumeni ohledne
flanku Y. Nelze ami dosti zdG-
razniti, re Glanek X. nezarucu-
ie 1zemni integritu zadneho
elena Svazu. Vse, co cinf jest,
re odsuzuje zevnejsi 1toky ma
nzemni celistvost a politickOu
reodvislost kterehokoli elena
Svazu dava to k rozhodnuti
rade. iakych prostfedkG melo
hv bvti pouzito k odrazeni ia
koveho utoku."
Postaveni Danska jest totez
iako Spo;enVch StatG by bylo,
kdvbv narod ten byl clenem
Svazu a vyzvan, aby poskytl
voisko pro n6jaky takovy pod
nix iako pfitomne We Wine.
Kongres, steine jako dansky
parliament, mel by plnou moe
odepfiti poslati vojsko. kdybv
zauial stanovisko. ze dstava
Spoienych Statd vyzaduje ta-
kovV souhlas.
Ma dnesni schGzi shroma-
5deri cteny bvly odpovedi cd
presidenta Wilsona, Spanelske-
no premiera Data a brasilske.
no zahranicniho ministra Mar
oueze. V nichz projevuii ocho-
tu pokusiti sc rozlustenf ar.
mtnsk6ho problemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
ORRAN v CESKE CTVRTJ @
z DIVA BONDY SVOBODY.

Ben Zaike bvtem V els. 2547
vFch. 40. ulice, byl pozvan dne-
Sniho rama dv6ma mu neznamy
mi muzi k projizdce automobi-
lem. Drive vsak, nez odjeli,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
MADARsKt MINIsTERSTVO
ODSTOUPILO.

BUDAPEST, 2. prosince. Ka.
binet. v cele hrabetem Pa.
vlem Telekvm iako premierem
resignoval dnes. Ministerstve
bvlo utvofeno 20. cervence t. r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

namirili ma neho revolvery a
wall mu diva bondv Svobody
po 500.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
"A SPLENDID TONIC "
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Dec. tors Advice, Took Cardui
 And Is Now Well.

Hixson, Tenn.-"About' 1G years Ggs I was..- says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of this place. "I suffered with a pain In my left side. cSuld not sleep at night with this pain. always in the left side...
 My doctor told me to use Cardui. I took one bottle, which helped me and after my baby came, I WAS stronger and better, but the pain was still there.
 at first let it go, but began to get weak and in a rundown condition, 70 decided to try some more Cardui, which I did.
 This last Cardui which I took mede me much better, in fact, cured me. It has been a number of years, still have no return of this trouble.
 feel 1t was Cardui that cured me, and I recommend it as a splendid fe- male tonic"
 Don't allow yourself to become weak and rundown from womanly troubles Take Cardui. It should sure ly help you, as it has so many thou sands of other women in the past 40 years. Headache, backache, sideache, nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out feeling. are all signs of womanly trou- bIe. Other women get relief by takins CerduI Why not youf All druggists
 NC-193
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
:::yPOKTJAR,S
'DD - GD asD D0 0 0 0 - O 0N

The bout between Frank Loughrey Of Eisbee and Kid Palmer of the 18th infantry, which was to have been staged at Douglas on February ', has been postponed until later date on account of the influenza that is pre- valent at Camp Jones.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
WINS
 CHAMPIONSHIP
 IN WRESTLING
Defeats Caddock After Two Hours of Strenuous Work
 On the Mat

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Joe Stecher of Nebraska tonight won the heavy weight wrestlin champion of the catch as catch can, by defeating Earl CaddOck of Iowa with body-scissors and arm lock, after more than two hours of wrestling.
 They had gone 90 minutes when Stecher secured a headlock out of which Caddock squirmed. Caddock gave wonderful exhibition of de- fensive tactics in preventing a body scissors, and cleverly offset Stecher's persistent attack which lasted fully three minutes.
 In another effort for leg hold, Stecher showed his strength by lift. ing Caddock bodily while in a kneel- ing position. The match had then gone l hour and 45 minutes.
 Madison Square Garden was thronged to its capacity tonight when Joe Stecher of Nebraska, met Earl Caddock of Iowa, in an endeavor to wrest from his the title of heavy weight wrastling champion of the world. Referee George Rothner statr- ed the bout at SIS o'clock
 Stecher had the advantage in height and was seemingly about 20 pounds heavier than Caddock. Both were very cautious at the start and for ten minutes simply paved each others neck and shoulders.
 After wrestling thirty minutes, Stecher threw Caddock to the mat with a side trip and bounced on top trying for body scissors. Caddock twisted out of tight quarters and re- gained an erect position cleverly.
 Five minutes later Stecher went down in an attempt for leg hold but Caddock could not keep him down and both were on their feet again in less than a minute. Stecher then got Caddock underneath with side roll but was unable to get any ad- vantage. 4 forward body hold was equally unavailing and both were on their feet after 50 minutes had elapsed.
 An attempt for body scissors by Stecher with Caddock underneath, was foiled by the Iowa man.
 At the expiration of one hours time
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
Committee Goes to
 Meet Gen. Pershing

DOUGLAS. Jan. BOA committee of 25 prominent residents of Douglas, including Mayor C. A. Overlook, George E. Buxton, president of the chamber of commerce. and Gen. Al onzo Gray, commander of the Ari- zona military district, left here to- night in a specitl car for Tucson, to night in a special car for Tucson, to welcome him in behalf of Cochise county. Streets and business houses along the line of mach of the civilian parade in honor of the general have been elaborately decorated with flags and bunting. Portraits of the gen eral occupy prominent place among the patriotic colors. Aside from two hours spent at Camp Harry J. Jones and at headquarters of the Arizona military district Gen. Pershing will be in the hands of the civilian com mittee during his stay here
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
LOCAL BOXERS
 IN FIGHT CARD

With an announcement by O. g. French, manager of the Bisbee Ath- letic club, that it had been decided definitely to add another bout to the stellar fistic card to be held at Tomb stone on Wednesday opening, Feb ruary 4, practically the last detail of what promises to be the best boxing card eper arranged in Cochise county was completed. The added bout will give a local zest to the program, as far as Tombstone is concerned, in that two Tombstone millers will step four rounds for the trans-divide champion ship. This new title will bring out the best of boxing ability of all the towns contiguous to Tombstone, and it is hoped that fighters from that section of the county will be future drawing cards in Bisbee, Douglas and Tucson.
 Lincoln and Cody, who will appear in the main event for the champion ship of the southwest in the feather weight division, which is now held by the former. have buckled to hard work, and both announce that they are ready to go.
 Frank Loughery, matchmaker for the club. Lincoln, Cody, Herrera and Frasco will go to Tombstone to work out there on Monday afternoon. Loughery will put on his fighting togs and mix with the principals in Wednesday nights card, and all will go through a full course of sprouts in Machomich hall to give the resi- dents of the county seat an oppor- tunity to see the scrappers in action before the big mill.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
Form League of
 School Children

NEW YORK. Jan. 90-A public school athletic league for the children of Chicago, modelled along the lines of the successful organization in ex- istence in this city, was launched at a special meeting of Chicago and New York athletic authorities here today. The conference was accepted as being the forerunner of similar action on the part of the leading cities of the country with the idea of improving the physical education of school chil- dren and incidentally developing ath- letic competition and material for fu- ture national and international ama- teur sport contests.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
WILDE TO NEE I
 FRANKIE MASON
Flyweights to Fight for World Championship In
 Toledo Ring

TOLEDO. Ohio, Jan. BOA twelve round battle for the flyweight cham pionship of the world. between Jimmy Wilde, British champion. and Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne. Ind, will be staged in Toledo late next month, ac- cording to a telegram late today from Ad Thacker, who went to Mil waukee several days ago to obtain Wilde's signature.
 The terms of the proposed match were not given in Thackers tele. fran, which read:
 Have written agreement signed by Jimmy Wilde to box Mason in Toledo 12 rounds latter part of Feb. ruary for flyweight championship of the world"
 Thacker, who was Tex Richards assistant in promoting the contest be- tween Jess Willard and Jack Demp- sey in Toledo July last has been endeaVoring to match Wilde and Ma seR for several weeks.
 RETURNS FROM COAST
 M. E. Cassidy returned yesterday from business trip to the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and RenoveIt

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substitute for calornel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a. vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which calomel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for week and note the pleasing effect 10c and 25c box.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
B|SBEE H|CH SCHOOL TEAMS
 BEAT BENSON
Local Basketball Tossers Win Victories in Two
 Fast Games

With defeat facing them at the end of the first half of the game with Benson last night, the Bisbee High school boys basketball team tied the score, then played two five-minute pe- riods for the points that won them the game by a score of Ss to 37. The girls repeated the victory over Ben son by defeating the fast girls team of the Tucson High school to the tune of 29 to g. The games were played before q crowd which jammed the galleries of the I. N. c. A. gymna- sium.
 The boys game opened in a whirl- wind of fast playing, accurate passing and excellent team work on the part Rt both teams. Bisbee started the score with a sensational goal made by Johnnie Cole on a pass from Me Donald. The Tucson team immedi- ately took the situation in hand and made two baskets. Tucson kept pill ing up the score, with Lawrence Su- man starring for his team by shoot ing eight baskets in the first half. The first half ended with Tucson 24 to Bisbee's 13.
 Bisbee came back stronger in the second half and brought the score up till the two teams held almost a tie score for the remainder of the game. Mcdonald tied the score from a free throw following foul. The second half ended with the score tied and the. referee announced that the game would go five more minutes to break the tie. The teams played desperately for the allotted five minutes and the score was again tied. In the next five minutes of play Mcdonald made a basket, which won the game.
 The girls game was one of the fastest games between girls teams that has been played on a local court. The game opened fast and furious with the ball going back and forth across the floor and with Bisbee always in the lead. This game was featured by the basket shooting of Mary Shea and the guarding of Ida Peterson and Louise Hodges. Pearl Lamphere, forward, and the two cen ters, Polly Milburn and Helen McDon- aid, also played an exceptionally fast game.
 The lineups of the local teams were:
 Boys, team-Cole, forward; McDon- aid, forward; Blum, center; Jeffries. guard, and Johnson G. Downs substi- tuted for Jeffries in the second half.
 Girls team-Pearl Lamphere and Mary Shea, forwards; Ida Peterson and Louise Hodges, guards, and Polly Milburn jumping center, and Helen Mcdonald the other center
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
PALMER AND DALTON DRAW

TUCSON, Jan. 3O.-Steve Dalton of Los Angeles and Kid Palmer. of the 18th infantry, stationed at Douglas, Ariz., fought 10-round draw here to- night. The fight was featured by the fact that both men relied on infight- ing largely and in this the advantage was about evenly divided, with Steve's long rights and lefts to the head off set, largely, by the soldiers wicked overland chops at the base of the Angeleno's neck.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
JURY SICK IN
 NEWBERRY CASF
Epidemic Threatens to Halt Trial of Senator from
 Michigan

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. .30.- The United States district court to- day failed to complete the jury to hear the evidence in the Newberry elections conspiracy trial. Two cases of influenza in the panel and the ex- cusing of third man because of ill., ness in his home town threatened his business interests, depleted the tentative jury.
 The 12 seats were tentatively filled again today just before court ad- 1ourned Before dismissing the jury men for the night Judge c. W. Ses sions cautioned them to care for their health.
 Even if you do not feel inclined to do so, you ought to take outdoor exercise whenever the opportunitv offers," he said, and Sheridan G.. Long, a Swear farmer from Newago Mich, said he favored taking his as- sociates on the jury for ga good three-miJe hike"
 Attorneys for both sides were wor- ried over the possibilities of a mis- trial if the influenza in the jury is not checked. A physician has been opDO1hlCu lO HdlCu lntll.
 Four defendants were also on the sick list More than a dozen tales- men have also been excused and sent to their homes.
 Six peremptory challenges were used today. One talesman, Frank Armstrong, a bank cashier of Alan son, informed Judge Sessions that illness in the family of the institu- tion's president left the bank in charge of boy and that a run was threatened. He hurried to a train as soon as released
 both men were on their feet. The precipitation was dripping from them but neither showed any sign of weakening. g
 Stacher picked up his opponent bodily and throw him to the mat for another futile effort to obtain body scissors. Again Caddock's wonderful dexterity enabled him to break free and they resumed upright positions. They had been wrestling 75 minutes when Caddock rolled away from an other scissors attack and electrified the crowd by double foot hold from behind which gave him an aggressive position.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-31
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