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NEWBERRY IS
FOUND GUILTY;
WILLAPPEAL
Michigan u. S. Senator Con-
victed Today of Elec-
ton Frauds

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. March 20
united Press Truman II. Newberry'
United States Senator from Michigan
charged with parucipation In election
frauds, was found guilty here today.
The jury reported at, ii20 o'clock
after delibersting since p. m. It's
day. The jurors found that Newberry
conspired with his associates TO cause
the expenditure during The campaign
Of a sum OF money in excess OF the
amount allowed under the Federal cor
rupt practices act Sentence Will be
passed this afternoon. It is regarded
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CORK MA YOR, SIM FEIzVER,
SLAIN BY MASKED MEN

CORK, March 20 UNITED Press)-
Thomas MacCurtain. lord mayor Of
Cork. was shot and killed at his home
at Blackpool. at A. VI. today.
The murder was committed by a
band OF armed. masked men who had
smeared their faces and hands with
black.
Mrs. MacGuriain answered a rap at
the door and was overpowered. Then
her husband was called from mis- bed
chamber and shot in the chest as he
opened the door The men fed.
MacCurtain had been a prominent
Sim Fein leader. He served several
terms in prison for activities in behalf
OF the Sim Fein. Today's shooting
came as the climax Of a long series OF
outrages in the Cork district. =
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TO OPEN FIGHT
ON S0VIETTSM HERE

Delaware Chapter OF the Lincoln
Ausrican Alliance. will be organized at
a meeting next Tuesday night In the
green room OF the Hotel dupont The
principal speaker will be DR. John Yves
ley Hill, chancellor OF Lincoln Memorial
University and a ppoular Wilmington,
viii deliver the principal address.
The purpose OF the Lincoln American
Alliance Is 10 Offset radical propaganda
among foreign-born persons in this
country phamphlets have been printed
and Will be distributed combating the
ideas OF sovletism. Those phanphlets
have been printed IN all languages and
will be distributed among the workman
at the local manufacturing plants.
Local manufacturers are supporting
the organization Of the new chapter.
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UUNEh. lldrcn EN.-GONeTnOF
Townsend today issued the follow
ing proclamation. designating March
% 10 p as Jewish War Relief, for
Delaware:
PROCLAMATION.
"state OF Delaware, Executive De-
partment.
"Autocracy, with It's persecution,
war with its brutalitles, peltilence
with It's agencies-sl these have the
Jews OF Eas' ern Europe suffered.
Now they are living dying amid
the horrors OF famine. They have a
past, glOomed with the blood OF greed
and power; a present. drenched with
desolation and death; a future, de-
pending on the heart and love OF
America. Upon us here in the United
States-yes, here in DelawareZnOt
only rests the merclful RESPONSE
bility OF giving a glimpse OF happi-
ness TO those desOlate people. but
upon us-upOn every indlvldual-de-
pends their very life and existence.
with merely a faint realization OF
the dire and solemn plight OF these
Jews, our local disturbances fade into
insignlfcance While We are living
in ease and plenty, with only en-
ergy and Will power needed 10 MI
our greatest desire. while In East
ern Europe. thousands and thousands
are literally starving TO death.
mo word Of mine Is necessary In
such an appeal for Jewish Relief in
Delaware. This word is spoken
merely. lest we, in our manifold du-
ties Of the hour. forget.
Therefore, at the request OF these
loyal citizens of our State, who. by
ties Of kin and race, are so feel
ingly interested, ! do gladly desig-
nate the week. beginning today.
March 20lh and ending March 9Th.
as the week Of Jewish War Relief
for elaware-March 20 TO %. 1920
"In every war drive, in every local
charity. in every civic advance, in
every call for good at home or
abroad. the Jews, OF Delaware have
responded nobly.
Therefore. in partial recognition
for their service and In generous re-
spOnses to humanity's call, let Della
ware again extend her hand across
the sea and give literally to the needs
Of men.
"In testimony whereof,
John G Townsend. Jr.. Gov
ernor OF the Slate OF Della
ware, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great
Seal to be affixed. at Dover,
this 20th day Of March. in
(sEAL) the year OF our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and
twenty, and in the year OF
the independence OF the
United States OF America,
the one hundred and forty
fourth.
John G. TOWNSEND. JR
by the Governor:
EVERETT C. JOHNSON.
Secretary OF state"
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WASHINGTON. March 20. UNITED
Pressl-The treaty IS now up 10 Presi-
dent Wilson.
The Senate washed its hands OF The
pact last night when by a vote OF lg
to IS II refused to ratify Il. and. then
81 TO 81 voted to send Il back to VIII
sion with word that II could not be
ratified
The question today was what VIII
Wilson do about itH'
lie can send IL back TO the Senate.
In that case Senator Lodge and other
leaders, as well as many
Democrats. declared that no action
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HANY Cases OF
Measles IN CITY
So New Gases Of Disease Are
Reported During
Week
DEATH RECORD
ALSO HIGHER

According TO the Health Board record
there has been an alarming Increase
during the past week, in the number OF
new cases OF measles in this city. While
the disease in most cases, is OF a mild
type, It is pointed out by the officials
dhat it is possible 10 contract the dis
case in a more severe form from a pa
tient suffering from a mild attack and
more precautions should be taken by
The public to prevent a further spread
Of the disease.
Beginning with the first week in jan
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DELAWARE SENATORS
VOTE FOR TREATY

When the final vote was taken on
the peace treaty in the Senate at Wash
ington late yesterday, senator Ball, Re
publican. and Senator Wolcott, Demo-
crat OF Delaware, voted for ratification
NJ The treaty with reservations.
senator wolcott heretofore had sup
ported President Wilson's attitude in
savor OF an unchanged treaty. but he
broke away from the Administration
"standpsttersn Oh the fnal vote
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NEW CURATE FOR
TRINITY CHURCH

The Rev Alfred Lee Jones. rector OF
Trinity Church. Elkton. Md, has ae-
cepted a call to become curate in Trim
ity church, this city, and will enter
upon his duties on The flrst Sunday
after Easter. Mr.. Jones is a namesake
OF Bishop Lee, who married his par
ents. in Laurel Del, where his mother
is now residing. Before going TO Elk
ton two vars ago. he had served in
Keokuk, Iowa.
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President
Plans to Re-oIganise
Entire Cabinet-So-
Uief Republic Estab-
Hshed in Kogtland.
Noske Offer of Resig-
nation Not Accepted.
ManyKiHedin in Clashes
VON KAPP ARMY
is MASSACRED

PARIS, March 20 CUnlied Pros)-A
soviet republic has been proclaimed at
Essen, home of the great KrIpp steel
works in Westphalia, dispatch from
AK Ia Chapelle late today said.
The dispatch said IL was reported q
soviet army Of 1850 has N posses
sion OF the cities OF NJ. i'm. Ober-
hausen, Elberfeld, Rattwis and DusseI-
dorf.
Ebert troops have taken refuoe I'm the
British zone of occupation. They were
disarmed, according 10 the dispatch.
LONDON, March 90. United Press,.-
President Ebert plans TO reorganlze his
entire cabinet when he returns 10 ber-
IN, semi-oiiiclal dispatch from the
German capital said today.
Sporadic nenting continues through
out Germany, the dispatch said. Clashes
between radicals and government troops
were reported especially severe In the
huhr Industrial district and near Bres-
lau.
Communist sentiment is growing, one
dispalcli saic. adding that the "Indepen-
dent Socialists now realize they have
loosed forces which are getting beyond
their control"
''The working classes have passed be-
yond the influence OF even their most
radical leaders"
A Dresden dispatch said that com
munist's republic has been proclaimed
IN Vogiland ian old subdivision OF the
kingdom OF Saxony. now included in the
circle OF Zewickal, under direction OF
the radical leader. Hoelz.
The presence OF Friederich Ebert, the
imperial president, still was uncertan
one Berlin dispatch said he was re-
lporied to have arrived secretly In the
capital Thursday night, while another
reported he was In Stuttgart and will
remain there for the present.
Stuttgart dispatch 10 The Daily Mail
SAID that Gustav Noske, Ebert's minis
.er OF defense. had offered to RESIGN
+, but that his offer had not been accepted.
A split in the ranks OF the Indepcn-
dent Socialists In Berlin, was reported
20 the Copenhagen correspondent OF the
Morning Post. He said the independent
/ leaders, DaCmig. Cohn and Breitscheid.
had gone over 10 the Communists Karl
Kautsky also was reported to have de
serted the Independent Socialists for the
radicals.
BERLIN, March 49, UNITED Press:
Night Violent disorders growing out
OF attempts by radicals 10 institute a
Soviet government. were reported from
many parts OF Germany today.
Vice Chancellor Schifrer's once has
given out a statement warning the
people that the situation still is most
serious. Twelve persons were killed
and 20 wounded in last nights clash
near the Kolbus Tor. 1t was said. Sew
eral wounded soldiers were thrown
into a canal.
A commission representing the ma
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DEMONSTRATE GAS LIGHTER.

Wilmington Gas Company employees
yesterday afternoon were given a
demonstration Of the "mstchless" gas
lighter in the company's Office Fred
erlck Stree Is the inventor OF the new
lighter which does away with the need
OF a pilot light.
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WOUNDED OFFICER OUT
OF DEATH SHADOW

wfillam Hunter. the special oflcer OF
the B. & o. Railroad Company. who
was shot and seriously wounded while
attempting to arrest Negro at Else
mere on last Friday. Is much improved
at Delaware Hospital. He sat up today.
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BLOOD TRANSMISSION
SAVES 7. ]. BR0UGHALL

Thomas J. Broughall, No. 5Oi West
Fourteenth street. who has been III
since last January and who went to
Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, a
week ago to undergo an operation in
volving the TRANSMISSION Of blood, re-
turned home yesterday. The operation
was a success. Mrs. Broughall. who
was injured severely last week by fall
ing from a stepladder in her home. was
able to be downstairs last evening for
the first time since the accident.
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ram WET WEEK PREDICTED.

WASHINGTON, March 20. United
Press. Forecast for the period OF
March % to 81 inclusive: North and
Middle Atlantic States:
Fair first half OF the week; occa-
sional rains second half. Nearly nor
nal temperatures.
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,sr SHIP FOR EMERGENCY FLEET

Keel for The last vessel 70 De DuIIt
at the Harlan yards, under contract
with the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
has been laid. II is expected the vessel
will be launched about July. The hull
number Is 3460.
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ron.y,s TEMpFRATURE
LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-FRIDAY NIGHT. BETWEEN
IL Federal Baking Co. and Brandywine
Springs, via Mprshallton, silver bar pin.
Reward ~ returned TO 5i7 Shipley 81.
nar20-2t.
Continued on Page Twelve.
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Help for Starving Tots

Contributions TO the fund Ter
the relief of starving children in
Central and Eastern Europe and
adjoining poHions OF Asia are
acknowledged by The Evening Jour
nal as follows.
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BRIcKIAYERs TAKE NOTICE.

Special meeting Monday, March %,
at s o'clock. ]. w. SCOTr.-Ady,
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sun AND TIDE.

Sun rises ..................6 .6.04 A. NJ.
SIM SETS ..................61 p. NJ.
Mouth OF Chrstiana.
High water Has A. NJ. 1905 p. NJ.
Low water .... 100 A. NJ. 7.40 p. NJ.
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Certified MIX for Infants-Cloyer
Dairy Co.-Adv.
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CIVIL WAR CONTINUES THROUGHOUT GERMANY
SUFFRAGE AND
SCHOOL CODE ~
LECLSLAT TIVE ROW

Republicans to Caucus
Monday and Try to
Shape altitude To-
Uard Important Leg
isIation in Special
Session RumOr of
Combinations MUOlu-
ing School LdU and
Suffrage amendment
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Tho Safe, Sensible Drink. CLOVER
DAIRY QUALITY MLk-Adv.
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Governor Appeals
For Jewish Relief

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, March Ex-Governor
Townsend today issued the follow
ing proclamation. designating March
% 10 p as Jewish War Relief, for
Delaware.
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WEATHER

Ysty ten.ght;. iemperstmv
efese 70 freezing sunday. fsir,
slightly warmer inferior,
fresh 10 stFeng northwest
cts6s ~ tke eess<.
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Checks should be maoc payable 70
the American Relief administrators,
Red Cross. The need is great.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-14

The above plant of the Wisconsin River Power Company
100 0oo 900 kowat hours electric which distributed
tIepe O the coal
An industry supplying such a prosperous territory as
n the territory and naturally with it, Such thus
aud stability
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ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld went to Mil
waukee Tuesday to officiate at the
marriage of his nephew Mckinley H
Schoenfeld and Miss Evelyn Elger;
from there he went to Madison to
attend the Sind. annual State con-
ference of his denomination. He eX-
poets to return Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gribble and
daughter Liela and Mrs. Mary James
of Darlington were guests of Mrs.
Thomas Lingard. in Mt. Horeb Sun
day.
Mrs. Laura George and daughters
Gladys and Mabel and Philip Homer
of Madison were week end guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ben
son. Mrs. Johanna Gundry returned
to Madison with them for an indef-
mite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jenkins came
here last week from Cobb and are
residing in the home of Mrs. Annie
Jelliffe.
Mrs. Robert Smith, of Palmyra
Neb. was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
w. J. Morgan last week.
George Fielder returned Sunday
from a visit in Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wagner of
N,,bo Citx, Iuoro tho ouoctc of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wagner and other rela-
tives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Warner have
returned to Elgin, ILL.,, after a visit
with her sister Mrs. Leroy VIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Fielder and
| family, Mrs. J. E. Reinhart and
daughter Joan, DR.. and Mrs. G. G.
Hubenthal, DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Ban
field and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Metz and sons enjoyed a motor trip
and picnic supper near Cuba City
Sunday.
Milton E. Hoskins of Chicago is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Pen
hallegon.
Mrs. John Gold and daughter left
Friday to spend few days with Mrs.
Katherine Gold in Faribault, Mimi.
Misses Alma Mongold and Anna
Fecht and Raymond Lieder motored
to the Dells and visited in Baraboo
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mauger son Ray
and daughter Agnes and Miss Villa
Mess motored to Kilbourn and the
Dells Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McDermott and
Mrs. Hannah Hoare visited at the
Thomas TREMBLING home in Cobb
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Bliss and son
George and Mr. and Mrs David Jacka
and daughter Laura visited in Ocon-
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LINDEN

Irwin Harris, w. w. Kirkpatrick
and l. Hahn of Dodgeville were bus
mess callers here Tuesday.
Will Smith of Madison was bust
ness caller here Tuesday.
Loren Horne of Mineral Point was
"a caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins and
son of Cuba City were callers here
Tuesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Horne
Tuesday, Oct. 5, 1920, baby boy.
Glenn Ildenburg was business
caller in Mineral Point Tuesday.
David Mckay left Monday for Hib-
bing, Mimi, where he has employ
ment.
Mrs. Samuel Launder attended
the Eastern Star Grand Lodge in
Milwaukee last week.
Jake Zweifel was a business caller
in Mineral Point Wednesday.
Mrs. Arch Glanville had, her tom
sils removed in Dodgeville last week.
William Beerkircher and daughter
Ella spent Sunday in Cuba City.
Freeman Ferrill of Mineral Point
spent Sunday with friends here.
Gabe Mills of Beloit is visiting
friends here.
DR.. Hernandez was al business cal
Ter in Mineral Point Tuesday
A supper given by the M. p. Ladies
Aid was held at the vestry of the
church Wednesday.
Clifford Bowers visited relatives in
Montfort Sunday.
&C. Vogt was business caller in
Mineral Point Thursday.
c.. l.. Oldenburg transacted bust
ness in Mineral Point Saturday.
Miss Ida burlington of Boscobel
visited here over the week end.
Harold Smith Of Marshfield is Wis
iting here.
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omowoc and Madison Sunday.

|
Mrs. w. C. Benson attended the
grand chapter of the Eastern Star in
Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. Della Jameson and son Har-
old have returned to Chicago, after
a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William Hammill.
Mrs. Fred Farnsworth and daugh-
ter Dolores have returned to Chicago
accompanied by DR.. and Mrs. Chas.
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Griffiths and
daughter of Stanley are visiting at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Harris.
Gus Melcher spent the past week
with relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ben Haynes returned to Cobb
Friday, after visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Levi Hildreth.
Mrs. Harry Fessenden, Mrs. H. c.
Pitts and Mrs. Rad Libby and child
rem visited with Mrs. James Pengelly
in Dodgeville Thursday.
Mrs. Ira Pickett has been visiting
her grandmother Mrs. Isaac Davis in
Willow Springs.
Levi Hildreth was a Sunday visitor
in Montfort.
Mrs. Caroline Hildreth returned
Saturday from a visit in Beloit and
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Ellis Powers of Shullsburg
spent the past week with her sister
Mrs. Isaac Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Taylor and grand
son Vernon Taylor of Sank City were
week end visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Richards.
Miss Liela Gribble and Mrs. Mary
James, teachers in Darlington, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gribble.
Miss Thelma Richards and Mr., and
Mrs. Smith of Montfort were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Richards Sun
day.
Miss Alma Richards returned Sun
day from a visit in Sank City and
Mazomanie.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Nauman and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ire
week and daughter Blanche, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jacobs and daughter
Harriet, Ellsworth N. Harris, Miss
Pearl Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
eron Dancey motored to Spring
Green and the Wright Bungalow
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kemmerling
of GAINESVILLE are visiting at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Catherine Kem-
merling.
Mrs. James Harris and son Paul
visited relatives in Miffiin and Rewey
the fore part of last week.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Steers.

Mrs. William Rothe and Miss Hen
rietta Rothe spent several days last
week With the formers daughter Mrs
Mont Fitzsimons in WaldWick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dobson
and Mrs. Alvin Tyrer and son How
ard visited Mrs. William Rowe near
DOdgeyille recently.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Curry and son
returned to LongmOnt, Colo. Thurs
day, after a visit with his sister Mrs.
r. r. Jackson and other relatives.
George Vivian Of Madison was
visitor here several days last week.
Conrad Schaumberg returned last
Thursday from a several days bust
ness stay in Chicago.
Henry Thies, John Gorgen, Jr. and
Nicholas Gerlach returned Thursday
from a several days outing and fish
ing at Prairie du Chen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Langel of Mil
ford, Iowa were the guests Of Mr. and
MIS-. JOIN hdy last WIEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Granville and
son Thomas and Mrs. Henry Thies
and son Clark Mack enjoyed a visit
and motor trip to Dubuque Thursday
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Doyle Of this city in st. Jo-
seph's Hospital in Dodgeville Tues
day, Oct. 5, 1920.
Drs. H. d. Ludde and w. M. Ora
tot attended the Medical Clinic at
Waterloo, Iowa last week.
Mrs Owen Taylor returned to
Waucoma, Iowa last week, after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frauen-
fielder and Mr. and Mrs William Tay-
lor.
DR.. Joseph Griffin of Darlington
was a recent guest of Henry Linden.
Mrs. w. E. White and son Irwin,
Mrs. Milton Unterholzner, Raymond
erase and Mrs. Floyd erase motored
to Dubuque last Tuesday to visit.
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Mrs. leo HittesdOrf, Miss Marie
McCarville and little Margaret and
Doris McCarVille of Hollandale Wis.,
tied at the John Aide, home Friday.
Twelve lady friends of Mrs. Fred
Haldeman gave her a surprise party
at her home Friday evening in honor
of her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Uriah James left Thursday
for Detroit, Mich. to visit her son
Uriah James and wife.
Miss Lucy Tregilgus spent Satur-
day with her sister Mrs. Will Rind-
laub in PlatteVille.
Miss Marguerite Fecht, teacher
near Platteville, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
tony Fecht.
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PROFESSIONAL.
LAWYERS

LAWYERS
y e EIEDIER JOS. j. FIEDLER
RAYMOND =. JACKSON
Fielder, Fielder & JACKSON
Lawyers.
Mineral Point Wisconsin.
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CHIROPRACTORS

VIM NJ JoRDoN, d. c. GRACE E. JoRDoN, D. c.
JORDAN & JORDAN
Graduates of the Palmer School. Successors
to VIM. A. Sears, d. Q. Office opposite Iowa
County Bank. Telephone 3d.
Mineral Point and Dodgeville, Wis.
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Health Promotion
Eastern Europe
from home
Disease Prevention

Through Health Red Cross has begun nation
disease
1O6O00O
typical
in the proper of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
Athletic Pitcher Holds Down Browns
 Eighth Victory

PHILADELPHIA May, 11.-Kinney gave seven bases on balls, but held St. Louis to three hit, Philadelphia winning it's first game with the vest ern team. Hitting by Welsch and Griffin featured. Poor base running by Sisler in the 9th killed the visitors rally, Kinney punching three of his passes in this inning
 Score. R. H. F.. St. Louis .... 900 900 OOO-O 3 0 Philadelphia 100 101 00-3 ' 0
 Batteries-Southeron and Severeid: Kinney and Perkins.
 Summary-Two-base hit. Jacobson. Griffin, Wlch, Burns. Three base hit. Griffin. Sacrifice hit, Southeron, Ged- con, Thomas, Perkins. Double plays, Thomas. Dykes and Griffin; Welch. Galloway, Thomas. Base on balls, off Southeron, ?; Kinney, z Innings pitched, SOutheron, 2: Burweu, 1. struck out by Southeron, ?; Kinney, 2
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
REDS KILL OFF
 TWO PITCHERS
NATIONAL

CINCINNATI, May, 1.-The worlds champions Reds won their first game of the season from an eastern club -A'-sSra large crowd this afternoon by -knOcKng both Barnes and Donglas out of the box. Before the game'the nrst National league pennant ever won by a Cincinnati team was raised with cere- mony. The flag was pulled to the top of the pole in Cellar field by Mayer Field and Managers Moran and Me Graw. Score R. IT. E.. New York .. POI 900 1OO-4 10 o Cincinnati =. GOO 430 20x-9 10 Summary-Two base; Daubert, Groh; Three-base hit, Duncan. Burns, Young (3), Kelley. Stolen bases, Neal 2; Wingo. Sacrifice hit; Rath, Daubert, Fletcher Double play, Neal to Kopf to Daubert; Rath to Daubert Base on balls. off Eller. l; Barns 1; Winters, 1; Innings pitched. Barns 1-3; Doug las 2-3; Winter. 9 Struck out by Eller, 4; Douglas 1; By Winters, 1. Wild pitched. Eller.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-12
DISMISS AssAuLr CASE

The case against Uno Pennenon, a young Slav miner arrested al Lowell about a month ago on a complaint sworn 10 by William Smith, chars- ing assault With attemptstO Eill was dismissed yesterday iu the Superior court at Tombstone when it was found that the complaining witness had disappeared When Pennenon was arrested in Upper Lowell. accord ing to the deputy sbeIifia. he was holding a gun poin,ed at Smith. forcing him to keep his hands up and demanding that he reuact statements that he alleged Smith had made about him. Smith had been kept in that position so long that he was ready 10 drop from exhaustion.