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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
WILSON REVIEWS WAR VET PARADE
Seated in Wheel Chair Chief Executive Watches Line of
 March from Portico

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Seated in a wheel chair on the east portico of the White House, President Will son today reviewed a parade of vet erans of foreign wars. The president reached position offering the best view of the line of march early and while waiting for the parade, Mrs. Wilson read to him. The executive responded to the salutes of the pass ing veterans and to the passing of the national colors by lifting his hat
 Many Posts Represented
 At the east steps of the capitol the parade was reviewed by General Pershing. Secretary Daniels witlf Major General Lejeune, commandant of the marine corps also were in the reviewing stand.
 More than five hundred posts were represented and while great major ity of the marchers were veterans of the world war. there were many who had fought in Cuba. in the Phillip pines, China and other countries. The wounded rode near the head (CON'rINUED ON PAGE TWO)
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Appeals to People of U. s. to Force Nation to Act for MacSwiney

LONDON. Sept. + - "The lord mayors condition is unchanged" says the bulletin issued tonight by the Irish self determination league deal ing with Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork.
 Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of the lord mayor, tonight sent the Ameri- can newspapermen a message to the American people in which she asks:
 Gan the American people force their government to act in the name of humanity and civilization
 If England does not release at once the lord mayor and his comrades. says the message. let America see to it that the money England owes America is called in. and let American investors. individuals and companies withdrew their support from English investments. We do not ask you to go to war with England we do ask you to act at once, before it is too late, by exercising economic pressure"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
REVIEW 'SSTORY .
 ST|RS CAPITAL
Fair Commission Takes Steps to Curtail Rent Profiteers [ Gouging Annual Visitors

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Sept. 14.- With intent to prevent any profiteering Phoenix hotels and restaurants dur ing state fair week, the state fair commission today laid the matter be- fore the Phoenix chamber of com merce with a letter suggesting that steps be taken at once to protect Phoenir from criticism.
 . Letter Invites Editorial
 The letter quoted part of news paper editorial printed in Bisbee, strongly suggesting profiteering by Phoenix hotels. restaurants and room ing houses during past fairs. The commission stated in it's letter it did not know whether the charge was true but asked the chamber of com merce to investigate and added that as protection for hotel. rooming house and restaurant keepers desir- ing to be fair. the following meas ures might be taken:
 Want Chamber Help
 "The strongest insurance against this (profiteering) would be to as certain present rates for lodgings and meals and to take necessary steps to see that prices do not go up. If through the press. the chamber of commerce could announce to the state that hotel rates would be SC much and that the roOming house rates would he so much and that rooms Of private families would gC no further than a certain figure, it would 20 a long way toward cOnvinc ing the outside nubic that Phoenix peonle and the Phoenix chamber Ot commerce were making every effort to .take care of fair woek visitors ir a manner deserving of the occasion
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

A CCORDING to advices received from Tombstone yesterday, Judge A. C. Lockwood, of the Su- perior court, has again refused to issue naturalization papers to any applicant who has been member of the |. w. w., unless it is shown that he had renounc- ed that organization before he filed his application to become citizen of the United States or, in other words, within the five year period of his applications.
 The question came up before the court yesterday in. the appii- cation of Juan Antonio Roder- quez, better known in the War
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
MILITARY MOTOR CONVOY ARRIVES HERE TOMORROW
Officials of Local Commercial Y and Luncheon Clubs to I Entertain Visitors

The transcontinental military mo- tor convoy that is travelling from Washington D. C.. to San Diego Cali fornia. over the Bankhead highway, will arrive in the Warren District to- morrow at noon and will camp on the vacant lot between the c. x A. office and Vista park.
 Arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the officers and men with the convoy have been perfected by the Commercial and Luncheon clubs. The officers will be entertain ed at noon, shortly after their arri- val here, by the Luncheon club at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Big Reception Planned
 The big reception for the entire con voy will be held at Warren park at o'clock, when everybody iii the dis trict is invited to be present. Colonel John F. Franklin, in command of the convoy. and J. A. Rountree. director general of the Bankhead Military Highway association, will speak to residents of the Warren District at Warren park at s o'clock. After the speaking there will be dancing in the park, music to be supplied by the American Legion band.
 There will be 160 officers and men with the motor convoy, and 1t is par ticularly desired that young women and girls of the district should at tend the reception and act as host esses to these visitors to the district, extending the courtesy of dancing with them without waiting for for nal introduction.
 At Douglas Today The convoy is expected to arrive in Douglas today at 1 o'clock. from Ro- deo. A reception committee. consist ing of l.. J. Overlook. J. J. Bowen, ]. A. Henderson. M. J. Cunningham. George B. Winfrey. Jesse Yoakum. F. w. Beddow. Bert Smith and M. New man. will go to Douglas today to meet those in charge of the convoy and to | make final arrangements for the re- | ception here.
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ren District as Tony Roderquez. He was questioned as to whether or not he had been a member of that organization, and he admit ted that he had in 1917, but that he had since left that body. The court then informed him that he or no other man would be admit ted to be a citizen of the United States while he was on the bench, if it was shown that he was a member of that organiza- ton. He further told him that he would dismiss his petition and that if he wanted to make anoth- CT application of five year resi- dence after 1917, after he had re- nounced his allegiance to the l.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
SEEKING CITIZENSHIP IN LOCKWOOD'S COURT MUST CAST OFF WOBBL YISM

w. w., it would be considered.
 Roderquez was one of the mem bers of the |. w. w. who was de- ported from the Warren District, and was one of the witnesses in the preliminary examination held in Douglas, and testified against one of the defendants, Harry An derson.
 He later admitted on cross ex- animation that he was member of the l. w. w. He is Spaniard The facts of the case were in the hands of Special Examiner Anderson, when Roderquez came up for his examination in Tomb stone and which resulted as above stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
NEW PROCESS DESTROYS CANNED FOOD POISONS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II. - Bot ulism poisoning in preserved foods which affected olive products in Cal ifornia recently and caused some fla talties throughout the country. has been eradicated Dr. George F.. E. Bright, president of the California board of health, told meeting of the public health association here today. A process involving the heating of the preserved foods was responsible for eliminating botulism. be said.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
Harding Would Bar Any Race Incapable Of fAmeriCQnizQfiOn
Declares Solution of Japanese Problem to be Imperative Nations Future Security and Tranquility to be Insured; Senator Replies to Democratic Charges of
 Republican Senate Oigarchy"

MARION, Sept 4Solution of he Pacific problem WI Harding today be i'm perave security tranquility to be 
 CafOrnans the Republican nominee said government be unmndul of the situation the consistent with uonalh 10 their difficulties
 quality had He added that the right both by moral law and by nena 
 replied Democratic charges of Republican complained about the
  "auocr2tic personal government
 He possible might be found requiring the problem brought study and action by a Republican administration.
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Californians Pay Visit

Californians Pay Visit
 About 40 state political leaders and representatives of state and city or ganizations made up the party from California. Headed by Governor w D. Stephens, they marched to the Harding front porch in line with a Belmont county, Ohio, contingent and assured him that California would join with Ohio in November to make his election sure.
 Cheers answered many of the nom inee's declarations and after he had finished speaking the crowd gave three cheers for Harding"
 Governor Stephens and Mrs. J. B Hume, were spokesmen for the Cali fornians, the latter telling Senator Harding that the women of her state would redeem themselves this year of "the criticism of having reelected President Wilson because he kept us out of war"
 Sure of Golden State
 Governor Stephens of California who talked over California's race question and the political situation there in private conference with Sen ator Harding today afterward issued a statement saying that the state would go Republican by 100000 He said Senator Hiram Johnson would go on the stump for the national tic ket in the near future, making three addresses in California and then coming east "to work wherever he |: wanted and assigned"
 Among other callers today wa: David Jayne Hill of New York, for mer ambassador to Germany He eX pressed gratificafon at the stand taken by Senator Harding on tho League of Nations and declared Eu ropean countries were ready to ac cept a world peace plan such as th' nominee had outlined.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
Leagues Opponents .In Political Plot"
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
NEW TRIBUNAL OF
 JUSTICE CREATED WORLD LEAGUE
New Court Work of Experts Representing Widely Diff ferent Points of View

LONDON, Sept. II. - The head quarters of the League of Nations to- day made public the text Of the prof ect for a permanent court of interna- tional justice as adopted by The Hague committee of jurists if which Elihu Root was a member, together with letter from the council of the League of Nations to all governments which have entered the league.
 The letter says:
 "The council does not propose to eX- press any opinion on the merits of the scheme until they have had a full op- portunity of considering it.
 IL states, however, that the project was prepared by most competent tribunal representing widely different national points Of view, adds
 Recon mendations Later
 The council would regard as irrec- oncilable difference of opinion on the merits of the scheme as all interna- tional misfortune of the gravest kind It would mean that the league was publicly compelled to admit its inca pacity to carry out one of the most important of the tasks which it was invited to perform. The failure would be great and probably irreparable; for, if agreement proves impossible under circumstances apparently as favorable it is hard to see how and when the task of securing it will be successfully resumed"
 The council states it will later sub- init it's recommendation to the assem- bly, of the League of Nations.
 State General Purposes
 The draft of the proposed world court given out today consists Of six ty-two articles divided into three chap ters on organization. competence of court and procedure. A preamble states the general purposes Of the court as follows:
 "A permanent court of international justice to which parties shall have di- rect access, is hereby established in accordance with article II of the GOV enant of the League of Nations. This court shall be in addition to the court of arbitration organized by The Hague convention of 1899 and 1907, and to the special tribunals of arbi tration to which states are always at | liberty to submit their disputes for set 1 tlement."
 To Elect All Judges Articles and give the member ship of the court IS follows: 1 'The permanent court or interna- 1 tional justice shall be composed Of d 1 body of independent judges, elected regardless of their nationality from amongst persons of high moral char acter who possess the qualifications required in their respective countries, for appointment to the highest judi cial offices, or are jurists consuls of recognized competence in internation- al law.
 The court shall consist of fifteen members; eleven judges and four dep uty judges. The number of judges and deputy judges may be hereafter increased by the assembly upon the proposal of the council of the League Ol NdllOllS, NO to'dl ol 10 JutStS anu deputy judges"
 Hold Office Nine Years
 The manner of choosing the judges by the different national groups is provided. The members of the court are elected for nine years. The pres lident and vice president of the court serve for three years. The seat of
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
ENGLAND CLOSES OLD SEAPORT OF IRELAND

LONDON, Sept. H. Until further notice no ship or vessel carrying pas sengers eastward bound is to enter the port or harbor of Queenstown, says a no tice by the British admiralty printed in the official Gag cite tonight.
 The order, which takes effect forthwith, was issued under the Restoration of Order in Ireland regula- tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

this. Today it ratified on a reso- luton offered by Republican House Leader King immediately following a conference Of several leaders with the governor, who declined to sanction action today. Next Tuesday the governor will send in the communication which he received from Secretary Colby which embodies the proclamation decIarina the 18th amendment to be fn force.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

renee, two pieces of general leg isIation although the governor had given warning that he would pocket" any measures so adopted.
 The governor, taking the posi- ton that the right of women to vote legally at the November cleo tion may be ieopardized by de- cision in Tennessee which woI/d nulIify ratification by that state
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Associated PvsSs Leased WiyeJ
 HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 14.- In defiance of oGVernor M. H. Holcombe who in message had said that it might not pass any measures save those which it had been specifically called to consid- CT, the Connecticut general as sembIy. today in special session adopted resolution ratitying the suffrage amendment. Still in defiance, it adopted, in concur
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

-the thirty-sixth to ratity-per- sonaIly gave notice to members by proclamation read by him after his message to the session, which had just opened, of a spec ial sesion to be held next Tues day specifically to act upon the 18th amendment.
 Although the legislature today ratified the amendment, the conn inq special session will again do
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS ASSAIL PARTY LEADER

JEFFERON CITY, Mo. Sept. IA Ben M. Neale of Greenfield. former chairman of the Democratic state committee, was attacked and badly beaten by several unidentified men on the east steps ot the capitol at the state party convention tonight. Wit nesses said they believed the assail- ants to be St. Louis men. A commit tee was appointed to investigate the affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
SOCIALISTS TO ATTEND THIRD PARTY MEETING

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept. 14. - Edward D. Tittman of Hillsboro today issued a call for the state convention of the Farmer-Labor party to be held here Sept. 2. He has also invited tue members of the Committee of AS, Socialists and union men to attend. It is said the party will put nearly a complete state ticket in the field.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
"PIot" Against America

FIol RgalnSt America
 At Huntington. Ore, early this morning the candidate began work. and enroute here made addresses at Ontario, Oregon. and Weiser Pay ette, Caldwell. Meridian and Nampa. Idaho.
 The League of Nations was preach ed by the governor in all and was emphasized here in the home city Of Senator Borah. Republican "irrecon- cilable" foe of the league. By a CO., incidence. Senator Borah was said to be speaking tonight at Dayton. O.. Governor COX's home.
 Governor Cox told his audience that opposition to the league was "a political plot" against America. as well as world civilization. designed to continue disorder" to increase feeling against the Wilson adminis- tration and to win the present cleo tiOn.
 Threatened to Bolt"
 History will write it as the most reprehensible in all time" he said
 Governor Cox reiterated that the Republican platform and candidate were ambiguous and vacillating on the League of Nations issue. "You don't know where the re- actionary candidate stands be- cause he himself don't know"
 the governor said, repeating that the opposition party's position was taken because Senator Bor- ah and Senator Johnson of Cal ifornia threatened to ''boIt" and
 form a third party.
 Disarmament provisions of the l league also were weighed upon " the candidate as a means of redrc- ing taxes as well as precludir- V ar.
 Stop building battleships.'' said "and we will use that none in the main for reclamation Of arid lands"
 Denounces Separate Peace The governor denounced making . separate peace with Germany and the senatorial oligarchy." urging 'inde- pendent. non-partisan" action in No vember He flayed the Republican leaders and emphasized former Pres ident Roosevelts fight in 1912 against what. the governor said. was the same crowd today"
 The candidate repeated his charges and evidence in their support regard ing Republican campaign contribu- tions. Referring to alleged promises by William Wood. president of the American Woolen Company. to the Republican campaign handbook en- terprise of William Barnes. Jr.. of New York City. Governor Cox said he observed by today's papers that the corporations mills had been or dered deopened. The governor said he was too modest" to discuss ihe incident further. except to recount CCONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
DUES TWO PARTIES
 "GOLD DUST TWINS

SANFRANCISCO, Sept. IA. - Sey- mOur Stedman, Socialist candidate for vice president in speech here to- night referred to the Republican and Democratic parties as the gold dust twins" and said the paramount issue seems to be which has the smaller campaign fund Cox or Harding"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
GOV. CAMPBELL TO FIRE
 OPENING GUN IN BISBEE

Governor Campbell will open his campaign for reelection in Bisbee next Monday, September 20, according to word received yesterday by John Redmond. secretary of the Republican central committee. Definite arrange ments for the reception of the gover- nor here and the time and place where he will speak. will be announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
BOYS CUT TONGUE } FROM MULES MOUTH

FREMONT. Nebr.. Sept. IA. Two boys, Leon and Lloyd Harlan. were arrested at Scribner today and charg- ed with cruelty to animals. The spe- cific charge is cutting the tongue from mules mouth. They are held in the county jail here awaiting trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

SECRETARY WILSON SETTLE STRIKE
 HAZELTON 14-EarIy settlement of the "vacaion" fields tonight apparently depended the reply Secretary Wilson the work miners provided they returned work
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15

PEkIN Monday Sept 13Yelow fever is radne the northwest shanuns south
  inspection by A. D. Hennge of the missions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-15
Last Minute Wire Jots

SEVEN BABES CONTINUES HUNGER STRIKE
 t4The physicians informed the As oapses the that condition of Sean Hen that all Kenny 42 He children and his wife ill., causing Kenny his
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ARIZONA: Partly cloudy, possibly showers. warmer south portion Wednesday; Thursday fair.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-08
Egyr0l- -Masr6l.

tarakban hasznaljak tincturak,
emulsiok, kivonatok, fluidok stb.
keszitmenyekben.
Ez az alcohol tiszta novenyi
magvakb6l, rozs, arpa, buza vagy
mas magvakb6l kesziil fermenta-
cio utjan. Fermentalas utan t0bb
mellektermeny marad hatra, ezek
k0z0tt az eleszto - yeast - me-
lyet mindenki ismer. A hazi ke-
nyersiitesnel fontos szerep jut az
eleszt6nek. Ettol excl" meg a
kenyer. Az eleszto mem mas,
mint millio es milli6 kis sejtecs-
ke, egy SERVES elo anyag.
Az orvosok bacteriologiai meg.
figyelesei szerint rendkiviil gyogy
hatasa van nemely belso betegse.
geknel, mint pl dyspepsia, CAST
ralgia, indigestio, gyomortagulas
nal stb. Hasznaljak meg ezenki-
viii nemely b6rbajoknal is es a s0r
gyartasnal is hasznalhatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-08
MEGSZUNT A MAGYAROR-
sZAGI GY6GY- Es K0TszER.
HIANY.

Az Amerikai V0roskereszt
Egyesiilet" magyarorszagi ktil0-
nitmenyenek eddig vegzett mum
kaja eredmenyerol ad szamot egy
rovid kis jelentes, melyben s. A.
Moffat amerikai ornagy, mint a
Vor0skereszt osztrak es magyar
acknowledgements a feje, a k6vet-
kez6ket jelenti:
"Magyarorszag egeszsegugyi
helyzete javulofelben van, ambar
a gyogy- es k0tszerek alland6 hi
anya nagyban hatraltatott benniin
ket munkank teljesiteseben. Ed
dig tobb mint 10000 magyar es
osztrak alattval6t reszesitettiink
segelyben es Budapesten SO, a
kornyeken pedig II k6rhazat lat
tunk ell a betegek kezelesehez
sziikseges miiszerekkel es orvos-
sagokkal. A budapest gyogyszer
tarakban es k6rhazakban a leg
sziiksegesebb orvossagok. mint pl,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-08
PENzKULDEs sZIBERIABA

Az Amerikai Vereskereszt
Egyeslilet atutalasi hivatala je-
lenti, hogy tobb amerikai polgar
IS bevandorlott megbizasab6l ed
lig mar 31,605 dollar keszpenzt
ltaltak at Szib6riaba, ahol EFT az
5sszeget 207 hadifogolynak hiany
talanul kezbesitettek.
Mindazon amerikai bevandorlot
ak es polgarok, Xix valamelyik
'ziberiai fogsagban lev6 hozzatar-
tozojuk sorsan enyhiteni akarnak
azaltal, hogy penzt kiildenek ne
XII, forduljanak bizalommaI az
"Amerikai Vereskereszt Egyesii-
let magyar osztalyahoz, ahol a
penzkiildes eljarasat illetoleg dij-
talan felvilagositast nyernek. A
sziberiai foglyoknak atutalt es
kezbesitett osszegr6l felad6 hi
vatalos nyugtat kap, melyen a
cimzett sajatkezii alairasaval BIZ
zonyitja, hogy atutalt 0sszeget
hianytalanul atvette. Ha a kiild0tt
penz barmely oknal fogva mem
volna kezbesithet6, ugy az min
den levonas nelkiil lesz vissza-
utalva felado cimere.
A sziberiai hadifoglyok haza-
szallitasat illet6leg egy nj ella
rast leptetett eletbe az "Amerikai
Vereskereszt, Egyesiilet, mely al
tai modJaban van minden ameri-
kai lakosnak. hogy az orosz TO-
golytaborokban esinyIod6 rokonait
vagy baratait ikiszabaditsa es ha-
zaJaba visszaszallitsa. Ezen ella
ras 250 dollar k0ltseget igenyel
es silrgos k0zbenjaras eseten kb.
meg hat dollar siirg0nyg6ltseget
is meg kell teriteni.
Minden amerikai magyar iigye-
ben diJtalanul jar el es angol
vagy magyar nyelven irt level
bell Observation-Disclosures valaszol az
American Red Cross" Hunga-
ran Division, 124 East 2sth St.,
New York, n. Y.