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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
MULE LEADS TO FINE

Tex and Bob Northington. Frank Davis, aid Charlie Morgan, were fined from $10 to s2O yesterSes in th5 jus tice court at Lowell on a charge of disturbing the peace Sunday night at Jacks dance pavilion. near Ramsey Canyon. They were arrested by De- putty Sheriff Haverty who was called to queu what was described as riot at the dance. He said that there was strong odor of white mule on the premises.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
MUST SERVE SENTENCE

WASHINGTON, Oct IS. - Presi- dent Wilson has confirmed the sen tence of dismissal from service and 15 years imprisonment at hard labor, imposed by court martial upon Second Lieutenant John c. Gottenkiene of the Fifth Field Artillery. The officer was convicted of deserting his command at Neuhausel, Germany, in June, 1919. af- ter embedding $36,051 of military funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
AUTOMOBILE SMASHEs County School Nurse
 INTO ROCK PILE AND Exnlains Duties of INJURIES BISBEEITES Newly Made Office

Charles Gregovich was painful ly injured, and Mrs. Don Stetson Of BakerViIic, and Mrs. William Eddy and child, and Mir Triodoso were severely shaken ard bruiced yesterday morning when Stude- baker automobile driven by Mrs. Stetson, went off the road on the curve just outside Of Tombston7 and ran int5 pile of rock, Greg ovich's nose was broken. The car was badly damaged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
PLANES BLAZING TRAIL

ERIE, Pa, Oct. IS. - Four army air planes on trail blazing expedition from Long Island to Nome, Alaska, landed here late this afternoon on the return journey, The planes will hop off on the last leg Wednesday morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
YGtyh1iaSs
sSo<r-ss

Mrs. o. A. Ash, wife of Deputy Sher- if Ash, was in Bisbee yesterday to visit her husband who is stationed at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
EORFElTS CASH BOND

Clint Thomas forfeited bond of $25 yesterday by failing to appear in pc lice court to answer to a charge of disturbing the. peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
COOK PLEADS GUILTY

C. w. Cook pleaded kuilt yesterday in police court to charge of having liquor in his possession and was fined $25.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
HEALTH IMPROVES

John Strong, who has been confin- ed to his home at Warren for a reT~ weeks by illness, was able to be up and around yesterday. He expects to leave for Phoenix in few days for 9 change of climate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
BABY GIRL

A girl was born Sunday night to MT. and Mrs. w. R. Gibson at the (. & A. hospital MT. Gibson is chief cleo trician for the C. & A. company.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
WlNs BILLIARD rOuRNFN

CHICAGO Oct 1S - Franklin ot Kansas City won from Mature of Den. yer. 125 to 11S. in the national pocket billiard tournament tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
ON PROSPECTING TRIP

E. M. Simpson left yesterday morn- ing for Tubac, Santa Cruz county where he will spend a few weeks pros pecting.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
DOUGLAS MAN FINED

i W. Hickman of Douglas paid fine Iof $5 yesterday in police court for
 speeding.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Too Late to Classify

FOR RENT - 5-room furnished house,
 Warren. Phone 1S7. 6990-10-20
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Do you1, washin8 with Palmohpe

Why 1t can { irritdte Because Pslmolive contains Palm and Olive oils discovered 5000 years ago in ancient Egypt
 Cleopatra knc'V their value they served her both as cleanser and co5- uctic. Today their scientific combine ton in Palmoliye Soap achieves the final toilet luxury.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

Don't say soap doesn't agree with your skin but 8o set cake of Palmolive. Its pure, mild lather IS so &entle III its action that it soothes while 1t cleanses. IF your complexion Is excessively dry. apply Pelmolive Cold Cream both be- fore and after washiu6. This supplies the lacking natural oil and keeps it soft end smooth.
 THE PALMOLIVE COMP
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

vite trouble. The tiny pores and minute glands which make up the surface of the skin quickly become cloSSed and irri- tated. This clo8SinS, this irritation. causes enlargement. This Is the reason so many skins are coarse Then when the coarsened pores fill with dirt, black heads result. Soon they inAane and disG8urinS blotches follow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

should be willing to compromise In an
effort to reach an adjustment with u
majority of the Republicans such ms might
command the support of two-thirds of
the Senate, and that this should be at
tempted along non-partisan lines wholly
with an idea of the good of the nation IN
view, the idea being to reach an adjust
ment that President Wilson might regard
as involving an attempt to ratify only
with "interpretative' reservations, and
at the same time to agree on such a word
ing of the reservations as might be calcu-
lated to carry out the idea of Senator
Lodge and all but the bittcrenders ON the
Republican side that American national
interests should be safcguarded.
The compromise plan is declared by
Senator Owen TO very nearly approximate
the views of most of the Democratic
Senators. The same draft is under con-
sideration by Republican leaders and
Senators. Senator Owen said that tho
conference would be followed up by an
informal conference among Democrats
during the coming week, and by individual
conference between Republican and
Democratic Senators.
do YOU feel the Senator was asked,
''that enough real progress has been made
to warrant the hope that an adjustment
will be reached"
II am now satisfied that something
definite will develop during the coming
week and that an adjustment with the
Republicans will be reached, he asserted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
HALDEMAN PICKS HOOVER.
Kentucky Democratic Committee mHn
Says He'll BE Nominee.

Tampa, Jan. 12.-Ccn. w. b. Halde-
man, Democratic National Committee
man from Kentucky, was here yesterday
on his way from Washington to his win
ter home Mt Naples.
my notion is" he said in an inter
view, that If it can be found that Her
bart Hoover has at least fortieth
cousin who is n Democrat he will be tho
man who will be selected TO bo the
Democratic nominee for President by
the members of the party when they
meet in national convention at San
Francisco.
Every well informed person knows
that MIR. Hoover is n man of very great
executive ability. He proved that fact
to the satisfaction of all. IL is true
that none seems to know ut this time
just how much Democratic blood courses
through his veins, but the test will soon
be made, according to my opinion. aud
il it is found that he measures up to a
sufficient degree il is pretty certain that
he will be the one detected to he the
standard bearer of the Democrats in The
coming national campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
RATIFY BY JANUARY i6.
THE CONMONER INSISTS

Lincoln, Neb, Jan 12-William J.
Bryan last night continued his efforts
looking to a ratification of the Treaty of
Peace by mutual concessions and compro-
mise. Mr.. Bryan sent a number of
kilograms to Senators Mt Washington
urging them TO unite IN an endcavor to
bring about ratification not later than
January I6. 1t was peculiarly fitting, he
declared, that ratification should bc ac-
complshed by that time. rs the 10th was
the date fixed for the first meeting Of the
League of Nations at Paris.
Mr. Bryan said last evening he had
not had time seriously To consider the qucs-
tion whether he would he a candidate for
dclcgate-at large to tho Democratic Ma
tionai Convention AT san Francisco and
il was too early TO discuss the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

Some of the curtains
are eren hemmed by hand
"a NE man. the minute
" he saw these curtains.
bought thirty pairs for his
home right out Of hand
leaving US with just three
pairs of that one particular
pattern.
The variety Of the pat
terms in the drawn-wOrk is
one of the charms - some
are OF the simplest, many
quite elaborate, all lovely.
They are full sash length,
212 yards, and in addition
to scrims and marQuisettes.
some are done on fine voiles.
We still have about 1000
pairs Of pretty, snowy win
dow curtains full sash
length) 214 and 2ls yards.
made of plain scrim and
marquisette, with 2-lnch
hemmed edge, priced s1.15
to S5 for scrim, and S2.75
TO $3.50 for marquisette.
Perhaps, however, the
most remarkable oppor-
unity of all in the way Of
window curtains is a group
Of sash length curtains
(2l4 and 2l2 yardsl made
Of beautiful quality nets
and scrims, trimmed in
various ways, many with
fine handmade laces, which
have been repriced to sell
Tor $3.50 to S15, every new
price being one-fourth to
one-third less than regular
No one will be able to buy
thirty pairs of one pattern
IN these curtains, for they
are odd lots, consisting of
only one, two or three
pairs of a kind, but what
q windfall of fortune these
handsome curtains st such
moderate prices will be TO
some aspiring room
Besides windows, door
ways are apt TO need new
dressing by January. Por-
there's keep out hall drafts,
without the same aspect Of
inhospitality as the closed
door.
The price of $3.50 a pair
is quite wonderful for 4
little group of handsome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

As for the prices Of the
norf lot-eUeH. eperybodg
remembers auhdt the little
boy said sChen his plGp-
mate asked to be alIo1Ued to
have the core Of the apple
he aUaS eating.
There ain going 10 be
no core" said this youth.
Read the neat stotenaalt.
8. We cannot, at pres
ent, get an order placed for
more curtains OF thjs sort,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
The est Cough Medicine.

When druggist finds that his c,is-
toners aI. speak vel Of 2 certa prepara-
ton, he forms 2 good opinion of it and
when II need oi such a nedicinc is almost
certain to use it himself and IN his family.
THIS IS why 50 many druggists use and
recommend Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy
J. b. Jones, 3 well-known druggist Of
Cubrun, ky says: ! have used Cham
heriain Cough Remedy IN my family for
the past seven wears, and have found II
10 be tho best cough medicine have ever
known '-Aiv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
A COLD RELIEVER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
DIR. Kings New Discovery Has
a Successful Record of Half
Century.

1'ime-triod for more than fifty years
and today at the zenith OF it's popularity
When YOU think of that you are bound
To be convinced that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery does exactly what il is meant to
do-soothes courh~raw throats, congestion
tOrmented chests, looscns phIegm-pack
and breaks the most obstinate cold and
grippe attack.
DR. Kings is safe for your cold, for
vour mot hers cold for the kiddies cold.
cough, Group Leaves no disagreeahlc
aftPr-cGccts 60c A bottle at your drug
gIsts s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

be impossible to duplicate
indeed, approach-in the
next consignments ordered,
but it's all too probable
that for many a month TO
come the goods themselves
can't be duplicated:
Hand-drawn scrim and
marquisette, for instance,
beloved of housekeepers
for its elegant simplicity
and it's beautiful laundering
qualities. If you are one of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
100 Dinner Sets
at S16.S0

These are one third less than
the regular selling price. They
are full lo6- piece sets, OF nice
quality American semiporee-
lain. in a choice of two gold
border patterns on white--a
gold band and a gold lace de-
sign.
The same style of dinner
set may be had in SO pieces
for $40. Pass on the news to
families of two or three, or 10
light housekeepers" in apart
nents. Pity is, there are only
100 of them-not the families,
far from it. but the sets at $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

Fuller details will be an
nounced later. but the people
who have shown such eager
ness in inquiring as to the Sale
are entitled 70 thc information
which will help them - lay
their plans for attending IL
The day Of formal opening
az tho Sale will be Monday.
February second. but during
The three preliminary Inspec
ton Days. January lofh. 30th
and 3ist. all the furniture will
be on display, and selections
and reservations may he made.
II will consist Of furniture
fally representative OF the
needs Of the people--furnisure
for the big homes and the
little ones. for the Summer
homes and the Winter ones,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

reQdy for yo1tr first dress
an1 Of po3r houses for the
Fall and Winter. ThaS '0lu
sHotc you lchether thev are
easy TO get.
On this account then
n0a0 bear special prices
$3.50 ltp 10 s8.50-tchtcb
are IS to 100 per cent less
than they tCouid haze sold
for ut the beginning of the
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
This Is the Season When the Needs of the
Home Receive Much Attention
At WunumUker's
The Store is Full of Attractive Home Furnishings
Many at Special MidlUinter Prices

becgmsc. betfOeen unsettled
idbOr conditions and the
tremendous n 9 m q n n Of
American homes for sOmc-
fhino near. fresh and 1Dhite.
to hnng m7, at the toindo1os,
MI rvnifnble hands nrs he
ing summoned 90 the qstick
manufacture Of machine
made curtains. and there Is
nobody IN do this eIq'aisite
hand -7r0YR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

for the country homes and thr
city ones
IN Il viii he thrown unre.
servedly al our great stocks
of furuiturc--the largest and
she best collection. If we do
say that collected IL, in the
country. These viii be rein
forced by large additional pur-
chasrs.
Prices viii he distinctly be-
low market rates. IL will be
a Sale which no one needing
20 buy any kind Of furniture
can afford 70 disre gard. for II
viii be az honest and an salts
fying in its qualities as in its
economies
Also here's something hnc
coming. that you didn't *
peCf--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

in which nearly our entire
lamp stocks will be placed. at
special attractive prices
As v ith the furniture, i IS
but stating simple fact 70 say
that we have more and tlner
lamps and more kinds OF them
than any other retail store n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
a Great Sale of Lamps Starting Next
Monday. January 10Th

the country. There will be 4
wide selection among hundreds
Of handsome ceiling fixtures,
stately and useful floor lamps,
desirable table lamps, and
beautiful lamp shades.
To open next Monday.
January 10Th. in the Lamp
Store, (Fourth Floor. Ceutrai).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

armure curtains - inferior
qualities arc already retail
ing for 100 per cent more.
But these are represented
in only two colors rich.
subdued tones Of Old rose
and old blue hcncc their
special prices.
nj FW rugs on the floors
L Y come 80 near IN max
ing new houscs lin The IN
fcrior) that Of coursc thc
special sale of rugs on Che
Seventh Floor is m out
standing feature Of thc
Store service this week.
There may be Fonc one
reading this advertiscnrnt
who did not ser the an
nouncenent in thig paper,
several days ago, of tho
opening in this Store of an
Oriental Rug Sale ~ ~
traordinary intereyt and
service.
Or there may ~ sorne
0f your acGuaintanres liv-
ing where the paper d0e7
not reach them, who have
been hunting FOR good grr-
uine Oriental rugs AZ rea-
sonable, human prices, and
have been unable ~ find
them, owing to the E-arrity
If such goods.
To call IL ~aca~fty-
might indeed recall the rs-
mark ~ the man Who,
meeting another whom ne
had not seen for some time,
said:
80 I hear you're mar
ried. And very happy. I
suppose"
"0h, nv dear fellow"
was the enigrnatical reply,
happiness isn't the word =
Scarce" Isl hardly the
word when talking of fine
Oriental rugs. We have
recently seen the floors ~
the warehouses If the great
rug importers from the
East. Many are as bare
Is the palm Of ones hand.
Importers are hoping,
wishing, writing for rugs,
hut they are not getting
them in any quantity suff-
cient to supply the demand
for them in weiI-appointed
homes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

White Sale Prices on
Snowy Table Linens
can still be obtained, for we
have some left of those heavy,
full bleached Irish damask
napkins, all pure flax, priced,
because of q specially advan-
tageous purchase, at so.7S a
dozen for size i9IaxI9ii
inches and s7.7s dozen tor
size 2ix2i inches.
There are also double dam
ask Irish pattern cloths, splen-
did heavy weaves, priced Si2
for 2Isx2 yards: SIS for 2x2
yards, and $3.50 for 2x3 yards.
All are new. pretty designs IN
oval or circular effects.
Pull -bieached Irish dau1ask
tabiecloths, in figured pat
terms. are $3.50 for size 68x72
inches and s8.75 for size $500
inches.
These will be found in the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Bowels Act Sluggish

Irregular bowels often result IN serious
sickness and disorders of the livor and
stomach Make them net as they should
with Dr Kings New Life Pills. Keep
the liver active the syFtcm fire. from
waste pc bottle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

ID Y prompt action-whaC
- in an Individual would
be called sprlnting-two 0f
the most recent and i'm
portant shipments 10 this
country Of beautiful Per-
sian and Chinese rugs were
secured for this Store, at
terms advantageous 10 our
selves and to our custom
ers. for they have enabled
Us TO place the rugs on Sale,
1t prices lower, we believe
than they could be bought
for anywhere on this side
OF the Dardanelles.
This does not mean that
they are as low as they
were in pre-war days. That
IS out Of the question. But
they are priced not only
below what the market calls
for, but considerably below
our own minimum figures.
They make an impressive
show. Persia, China, Ash
attic Turkey, the Caucasian
districts. and India - III,
weaving and coloring arts
Of al these ancient lands
are reflected here in an
exhibition that charms the
eye and opens up d beauti-
ful field of sound invest
nent.
For the January bride
TO whom you wish to give
. gift Of value, enhancinc
With the years, an ideai
present would be one If the
smaller rugs, sizes 3.6x7 to
5x8 feet.
Whether the selection 81
a Soft-hued Saruk, with
that beautiful, almost sill
very sheen on its surface
which connoisSeurs call "the
bloom; . glowing Kazak:
or one OF the fascinating
Daghestan. Cabestan or
Shirvan pieces, we don't
think you could ind one
that is not beautiful.
There is still opportunity
TO select a fine carpet-size
piece - especially IN { n e
Chinese rugs, but DO not
put off your coming, even
if you just come to looA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

Linen Store, First Floor,
Chestnut.
And by taking the elevator
to the Fourth Floor. Chestnut.
another unusual opportunity
will be found in the China and
Glass Store. which will sell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

the lovers, there are three
facts in connection with
tho new consignment Of
curtains that has just
reached us from way down
East, which will interest
YOU.
/. Thep haze come IN
.Fnnunry 1Uhen they sh0uld
haze come IN August. ,Ohe7l
IRE mGntcd fo
aA bdg'r them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
AIccting Of Railroad Shonmeu.

An importsnt meeting of the joint
federation Of shop craft or unions. COM
posed Of Fcnnsvlvama Railroad work
men. is TO bc held at Irish-Amcrlcan hall,
tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Opportunity Knocks
at the Dining-rO0ns Door

and under his arm iguratvey speaking are some at,
,ractive things, specially priced just now winch woua
the looks of that room which good digestion waits on
annetite and appetite often waits on appearance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
February FurnitureSale-

the kind OF Sale that Wanarnsker
customers arc accustomed 20 look
for. and a Sale of the kind Of fur
niturc they are accustomed 10
look for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12
Good Things Coming
In Good Houses

Z NJ answer to anxious ducstioners we
take great pleasure in announcing
that there positively viii be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

WY HAT an interesting
" month ia January.
for most of our
housesl
Now il is that they re
ceive all sorts of nice little
attentions, in the way Of
fixing up and furnishing,
that some of them have
been waiting for, and others
had given up hoping for.
A house is more or less
like a baby-it gets what it
cries loudest for. In the
Fall, it cries very loud in
deed for its Winter clothes.
old and new.
These are hurried ON it:
sometimes with such com
pleteness and satisfaction
that the house subsidies
without n complaint or a
hint for the rest of The
season.
This implies, how II
/ ever, perfect taste and II
n practically unlimit- II.
cd purse on the part
of the providers and =.
furnishers of the
home i'm question. and per
fection in anything is rare.
Usually the first dressing
of the house for Winter IS
done with many a conpro-
mise and makeshift. many
an experiment or postpone
ment until Christmas is
over. or until the really
cold weather sets in or
until the Winter wardrobe
of the residents of the
house has received com
nIete attention.
BY that time, however,
It is a rare house TINT
doesn't get restless. and be
gin to fuss for some i'm
provcments.
NJ EW front curtains
IN perhaps it is they
which can be dispensed
with no longer.
The old ones did" all
right for a few months, but
they have now reached that
unhappy stage of absolute
lv requiring a fresh do
ing" which is absolutely
certain to be their undolng.
We mention window-cur-
tains thus specifically, be
cause there's such an inter
esting opportunity just now
in the Upholstery Store
(Fifth Floor, Market) TO
pick up some mighty de
sirable curtains at prices
which are exceptionally
low.
Not only will these prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-12

Some of the curtains
IRE eren hemned by hand. J
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-27
MAYSvIllE WHISKY I
FOUND IN CINCIk
Large Supply Of Liquor Taken By
Prohibition Officers, Part OF
Which Was Made Here.

Trailing by dry law agents at Gin
einnati yesterday wound up with To-
eating and capture of one more big
installment of contraband Kentucky
whisky which was found slowed away
in two automobiles in the garage of
Harry Slusser. Agents made their ap-
pearance at the garage shortly after
noon and took possession of the
liquor.
The whisky bore the label of Old
Limestone with other Insignia of a
Kentucky distillery. 1t also had the
Inscription For Medicinal Use Only"
There were 2Ss quart bottles. each
bottle wrapped carefully in news
papers. The value ives estimated at
$4,000, The cargo tested the capacity
of the autos, which bore Michigan
license tags.
After removing the liquor to gov
ernment store rooms the agents had
warrants issued for Mr.. Slusser and
John Hawkins. The latter is charged
as owner of one of the autos. with
violation of the prohibition act by
transporting liquor.
A Covington dealer in medicinal
liquor who purchased Limestone from
the local distillery had his place rob
bed last week, this may prove to be
a part Of the stolen whisky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-27
ASKS DAMAGES OF c. &
0. RAILROAD COMPANY
Miss Joerger Claims That Railroad
Company Has Damaged Her Prop.
erty In West End Of City.

The last suit brought Friday eve-
ming before the docket for the Decem-
ber term of court was closed was the
suit of Miss Julia Joerger VS.. the C,
& o. Railroad company in which the
plaintiff seeks damages in the sum OF
$500 from the defendant company.
Miss Joerger charges that agents OF
the railroad company entered upon
her property which abuts the property
of the company and placed a concrete
slab commonly known as a dead
man" upon the property digging be-
low the foundation of her building for
the puprose. She charges that this has
damaged her property and that pass
ing trains have rocked the building SO
as to crack it.
She asks for damages in the sum OF
$500 and for all proper relief.
The docket closed Friday evening is
made up of 9 common law cases, one
appeal and 26 equity cases of which
lS are suits for divorce.