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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29

ID. Nedcoff prezentat Suvera-
nului pc q Nedelcoff primul Sc
cretar de legatie.
Att la sosirea 'cit 81 la pleca-
rea ministrului Bulgariei, muzica
palatului a intonat imnul natio-
nal bulgar.
('Dacia"-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29
PRoBLEm!A AaRARA- IN
ARDEAl
Dsclaratiile d-lui ministzu
G. Ca1Vtlid.

Ziarul ''Vointa'' din Cluj pu-
blica sub titlul SASH 81 re&orma
agrara'' un violent articol impo-
trivia disposition luate de ac-
tualul ministru al i,nproprietari-
rel, d. G. Garohid, care revoaca
toate ordonantele date anterior
Rentru splicarea decretului-lege
votat de Marele STAT national
producind astfel, zice 'Vointa"
''cea mai mare incurcatura in
lucrarile comisiilor judetene, din
care cauza all 81 rimas in cea mai
mare parte paminturile nelucratc
in toamna aceasta'.
Adresindu-ne d-lui ministru c..
Garof'lid i'm aceasta chestie, d-sa
ne-a dat urmatoarcle hmuri1.i:
''Aplicarea legei agrare in Ar.
deal e un haos. Mimic temeinic nu
S "a lucrat acolo. Acum s'a dat
lucrurilor 1ndrulnarea cea b,ula,
dar inca nu smt mult,lmit, mai
ales de spiritul de judecata al CO.
1nisiilOr''.
Refolma agrara facuta de
Consiliul dirigent nu era obliga
torie in ceea-ce priveSte expro-
prierea. Ip lege Sc spunea pretu-
tindeni 'se va putea expropria"
| 81 dc fapt nu Sc expropria mimic,
| tocmai din cauza acestei clauze
facultative.
'.'Modificarea pe care am a.
dus-o legiurei agrarc de peste
munti consta tocmai in principiul
obligativitatei asa cum e 81 n re-
forma vechiului rcgat.
Ca SASH III am 'hlteldA Am
prevazlt trecerea exproprierei de
La POO iugare cadastrale in JOS,
In legea laAdeleana!ise putea tire.
ce .pcste seeasta icifra numai pen.
tru invaiizi, vaduve 81 orfani de
razboi 81, in 'anu'ne eazuri 81 pen:
tru islazurile commale. In pro.
iectul de lege intoemit de mine
pentru Ardeal, = pc care-] voiu
s,ipune desbaterilor- parlamentu-
lui odata cu proiectul de reformi
agrara pentru vechiul regat, in
primele zile dupa yacanta, = anl
prevazut exproprierca pima Ia
100 jugare cadastrale pemtr,
toate categoriile de mobilNati $
subt 100 jugare cadastrale pentrr
invalizi, 9rfani 81 Naduve de raz
boiu 81 pentru .islazurile comll
male.
''Cu SASH am tratat aceasti
chcstie 81 eli au admis punctu
meu de vedere, pentru ca lean
fagadlit GA lie crut exproprfere'
fermelor model mijlocii ale tara
nilor sasi, care sunt foarte putin
numai 15-2O.
I'm proiectul de- lege pentr
Ardeal. care-l voiu prezenta par
lamentului, am introdus 81 prln
cipiile legei pasunilor din vechiu
regat 81 complectarea padurilo
comunale.
''Plata pamintului am prey'
nut sd Sc faca dupa pretul dina
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 cultura t. r. Ard. 81 Trans.
din Alliance. Ohio, avind petre-
cerc impreumata cu Dams i'll seara
Craciunului in Ianuarie 1921 la
care aducem calduroasele multu-
miri publicului carl ne-au spriJi-
nit cu presenta D-nealor. A>em"-
nea multumim 81 Dior care an
supra>olvit GU aceasta ocazie
dupa cum urmeaza:
Soc. Ferdinand | X. X. S3.OOt
q. Ghise>cu %l00: I. Grecu 81 90
G.. Za@an Sl.O0; q. Albu Sl.W !;
Il. Mercurian 500; y. Sandra
xl.00: Dina X. Iaru 100; y.
Sotcan 800: |. Opria 81 90: |.
Gheryhel 800: ID. HOrhoe $500;
|. Sissia 800: Y. Gherman Sl.Ol !:
y. Conan $500; {. Cornea 81. .OO: /:
V. Names 800: Nj. Lica 81
nitrate al fo>t -. S4O636
Este -'?.'V
Vent curat ... Tlbb.Sb
care >umd sau adaugat la fondul
Societatii
Deci inca odata va aducem sim
cerile noastre multumiri 81 va rl-
gam ca 81 pc viitor a he sprlJlni
Gu pre>enta D-voastra.
In numele Societatii L. r. Ard.
81 Trans. din Alliance. Ohio.
George Mercurean, Presedinte.
Niculae Sandru. Secretar prim
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29

intca razboiului, egalind coroana
Gu leul. Acelas lucru lam preva-
zut 81 pentru Bucovina. Aceasta
dispozitie aduce o bonificatie IN
semnata proprietarilor eNpropri-
att, care cred ca Va ml,ltumi pc
toata lumea.
In timpul vacantei parlamen-
tare, att proiectul de refoma
agrara pentru vechiul regat, eli
81 Gel pentru Ardeal, Bailat 81
B.lcoviua, vor fl tiparite 81 dis
tribute parlamentarllor ca sa
alba vreme indestulatoare pentru
studierea lor, usurind discutia n
parliament
'Alte amanumte nu pot sa va
dau acum, le voiu da la vreme
lor.
''Fapt 81 CUR este ca in prlmele
zilc dupa vacanta parlamentara,
voiu depune pc biroul Parlamens
tului amindoua proiectele de legt
agrara 81 del pentrulvechiul regat
81 eel pentfu BucoViad, 7sanat 81
Ardeal". N. pfagos.
| C'Dacia"D.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
Uncle Ted's Bedtime Stories
Harding Starts Right With q Real
Example of Economy.

well as thousands Of dollars Of the
people OF the District Of Columbia
were spent for a great parade from the
Capitol TO the White House, headed
by the new President
Now this has happened. For many
weeks. a huge committee has been
working on plans TO make Mr.. Hard
ing's Inauguration the biggest and
greatest of them all Now, that is all
right and a fine tribute TO a great
man, but 70 is not In keeping with the
times. when certainly an example Of
economy and simplicity should come
from the national capital.
But government money will not be
spent with Mr.. llardlng's orders or by
his wishes for an elaborate inaugural
ceremony lie saw. as he Will see
throughout his administration, that
the government must save just as the
individuals must save. We had enough
OF gross Wasle and eXtraVagancc dur
Ing the war. We saw a President go
10 France with a great crowd Of high
paid helpers and servants and squan-
der hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
OF the peoples money without any
result. except the waste Of The money.
We saw, during the war, millions
wasted by the Democrats spending the
money like water. Now a new Prcsi-
dent comes into the White House-a
man elected by a larger vote than ever
cast before In this country for a Pres
ident. The people are sick and tired
on waste. They may not all practice
thrift themselves. but they VII mol
stand for government money Dcine
wasted. especially now, owing 20 lhe
conditions / have told you about.
MIR. Harding is going To- surrouuo
himself with big men. lie Is going y
see that the government gets some
thing worth while for every dollal
sponi and he Is going TO see lhal II.
dollars are spent nccdlcssly We nav,
ain felt sure OF that, but now we KNOW
n because he has asked that the IN.
aupural committee stop an plans iol
an inaugural celebration. lie wants I,
START an administration that VIII sian,
FOR economy in the right way, ana n'
certainly can't do IL in a better man
nor than TO start by cutting Out al
the unnecessary expense for the IN
augural ceremonies. an.
"Oh, / remember. SAID JACK pa'
read me what he said.
''Yes. Jack, and II is worm nearll,l
again. u was sent by Mr.. hardlng u
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

the form Of a telegram TO the chair
man Of the Inaugural Committee. l
won't read it all, but just that part
which shows you how our next Press
idenl viii take care OF the money OF
the government. You must realize that
IL means a great deal for a man VINO
has been elected President 10 stop al
the great celebration in his honor II
means that he Is thinking OF the people
of the country first and himself last.
After saying, in that telegram, that nc
would like TO have the complete
abandonment Of all plans for The IN
augtral celebration Mr.. Harding said
~ know full well that the govern
ment outlay is relatively small and
that the larger expenditure comes
from the generous contributions OF the
District citizenship, but II IS timely
aud wholesome TO practice the utter
denial Of public expenditure where
there is no real necessity, and 1t viii
be wholesome example OF economy
and thrift II we can save the many,
many thousands which The inaugural
celebration would call from the pri-
Vate purses Of those attending
"rhat was not all he wrote, but
enough TO show you how he feels"
We'll" said Jack, ~ guess he Is
right. but we won't 90 TO Washing
ton now, that's what ! hate"
THAT Is true, Jack, but perhaps you
will be better on. Attending an in
auguration ceremony at Washington
isn't always pleasant experience. The
weather In Washington is very
changeable, and very frequently they
have the worst kind OF weather on
March 4. only a few years ago, when
they had big inaugural ceremony
there was a big storm Of snow and
sleet which delayed the trains and
caused great suffering TO people who
were In Washington for the Inaugural
tion. Soldiers were lined up In adj
vance In preparation for the parade
and miles OF streets In every direction
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

"Yes. that's right, Jack comment
ed Uncle Ted. as he and the klddics
We're gathered In the dining-room for
ihc;r weekly story. TOO many people
don't realize how tieht money is these
DAYS and how careful every one
should be to try and save all they can
and work as hard as they can uhti,
The country gets back on souhd
peace basis. ] iust had a letter from
a friend OF mine in Washington, anu
he says he didn't know that times
were really hard"
MOT in the same way they would
be n we had panic, Ruth, but through
The farm districts. as ! told you last
week. where the farmer has been up
against the proposition Of having 10
seii his nroducts ai less than II cost
him To raise them. 10 HAS been mighty
hard. And then, too. he couldn't Dor
row any money TO help market ms
crons and SO. an in all. particularly IN
ne farm districts, things have been
hard.
oBut didn't start TO talk about that,
except as it bears on The example set
to me people Of the country by Pres
ident-eleci Harding TO be econoVical'
Really. what he has done i more tnan
an example OF economy, 1t Is the ne
ginnins OF real economy for the people
of This country by actually saving the
country's money. which, after all, IS
the money of the people, for the gov
ernment Is nothing more than band
ing together OF us all. so that we can
have rules. in the form Of laws, TO live
bv and choose those who will lead US.
"How has Mr. Harding started econ
omy. when he isn't President yetT
asked Jack.
I'm just This way, Jack was his
uncle's reply. Every four years when
a new President or the same one 's
sworn In 10 serve another four years
a great celebration has been held at
Washington. Great platforms and
stands were built at the Capitol, where
tho President takes his oath OF Olllco
and an up and down Pennsylvania
avenue and Ia front Of the White
House. The cadets from West Point
where our army officers are trained
were taken 20 Washington, as were
the cadets from Annapolis, the train.
Ing school Of our naval officers, all al
a tremendous expense TO the govern
ments. Soldiers from everywhere were
taken TO Washington. and thousands
OF dollars OF government money, az
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

from the Capitol were filled with sol
diers who stood ankle deep in snow
and slush. Citizens suffered the same
inconvenience, but, Of course, that was
of their own choice. The soldiers had
TO obey orders. Thousands were made
sick, and an unknown number died
from the exposure.
Furthermore, trip TO Washington
at Inauguration time has its disadvan-
tagcs. Crowds are so big that you
can't do much sightseeing or visiting
government buildings. and all the ho-
tells put their prices up to figures that
you wouldn't believe IL told you. You
can go 10 Washington some other
time, when there Will be no great
crowd and when you will get more
for The money you spend"
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
Another Lot of
Those Special
Pillow Cases
Ready in the Art Dept.

These are With stamped
edges to embroider and in three
models to choose from. Spe-
cial $1.ro a pair.
More new patterns in large
towels. Special at 42c each.
Small huck Guest Towels to
be embroidered. Special at
25c each.
Another new lot of Stamped
Gowns are on our bargain
table at 79c and $1.59 each.
Regular values, $1.00 and
$500 each.
There's still a small lot of
desirable Envelope goods
marked at half price to close
out before inventory.
Art Dept.-FirSt Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
EX-SERVICE MEN
TO GET THE JOBS

Members q the employment com
mittee OF the American Legion, in
their report presented at the regular
meeting OF Delaware Post, No. 4,
Amrican Legion, in the Armory last
night, expressed the feeling that local
industries were making all efforts 10
do the fair thing towards ex-service
men. Nearly all employers, they re-
ported were emphatic in asserting
they would help the ex-service men
as soon as business conditions picked
up.
Very little business was taken VI
besides the reports of employment
and financial committees. because OF
the fact that many OF the members
OF the legion were making final
preparations for their trip TO Dover
TO attend the governors Inauguration
and were therefore unable TO attend
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
ONE HURT IN sTnEET SMASH

when The automobile he was driy-
ing collided yesterday with a wagon
OF the Hamilton Coal Company at
Thirteenth and French streets, Ralph
kenton, 9i5 ShallcrOss avenue, was
slightly cut about the eyes; Joseph
JEFF, iii0 West Sixth street, pas
senger in Kenton's machine, was un-
injured. The coal wagon was driven
by Walter Laws, Negro. The Impact
OF the collision knocked the horses
down. but they were not injured.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
ERECT CLUB
ON OLD CHURCH YARD

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Del, Jan. is.-The old
NJ =. churchyard here is likely to be
the site Of the new clubhouse TO be
erected by the Acorn Club. At the
last meeting Of ihc club a committee
was appointed with the object Of ac-
quiring the churchyard for the pro-
posed building.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
WARM, GOOD-LOOKING, FASHIONABLE FURS
At Most Attractive New Prices

Black Manchran Wolf was $s 1880 $1,000;
that $25 co. $25o those that $3850
quality and of the most beautiful black
Fox and stouS black fox u those that $100
$75 $685.
$3.50 that $50 and $685. reduced $4s5o those
that md -educed 10 $3.50
particularly handsome Fox that S115 $6O
Second Foor-Take Elevator.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
ChamOiS VelOurS
Two Pieces, Formerly $3.50 Yard,
Now Reduced to $4.00 Yard.

One a stylish heather and the other
hunters green; splendid cloths for
automobile coats or for sport coats;
soft, thick, warm, woolen cloths, 81
inches wide. Now reduced to $500
a yard.
Dress GoodS-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

been turned on full caused an ex-
plosion yesterday, the oven OF the
range blowing out. and striking Mrs
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

Graham. wife Of the Sheriff, in the
face, seriously iniuring her. The blaze
from the flames also burned her face.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

The Want Ads will sell boats,
launches and machinery and real es-
tate TO advantag. and at cost during
iha next two weeks.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
BlanketS-Snug and Warm, and
at Lower Prices, Too

T a
grey size formerly
( a
Blankets. gr n
mere Ow
quality are now
% a
ands
10 n ued fol
ouch ODE a double
o
color border
wooA
Stoe.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
The Smith Zollinger Co.,
Fourth and Market
If You Want Bargains in Outing FlannelS,
Ginghams, Percales and Towels

Sale
Bleached of which you make night
gowns paamas chilly nights of winter regularly here for BIC
yard. Special at 17c yard
Outing Fanne heavy outing regularly SOC
yard To clean out m,thi sale at 19c yard
striped Madras for shirts womenS waists and
ouse has been selling here regularly for 79c yard Reduced
Wednesday to 45c yard.
Apron Gngham, for making bungalow
for aprons to skirt. Now at 121ac yard
Flannel that yard thick and soft and
strong special at 29c yard.
Percaes good wearing the thing meet the heavy
wear shirts 36 inches wide Special
at 25c yard
Turkish Towels heavy, good full heached fine after
plunge in Reduced this sale from 75c 45c each
heavy sudy and just that convenient for
daily your bathroom Reduced this sale from 4O Csc EACH
Fourth Street Store.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
Y. W. Q. A. ANNUAL Meeting.

The annual meetlng Of The 1Oung
Women's Christian Association will be
held at g o'clock on Thursdsy eve
ming at the club rooms, sol 9arket
street. The entire senior membership
is invited TO attend. Annual reports
will be read and directors elected.
Entertainment for the evening is
being arranged by the membership
committee. The Spanish class Of the
association will meet at o'cOlck this
evening at the club rooms.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
Special Tableful of
Helpful Notions To-
morrow, SC and 1Oc
Each
Each

Included are black and White lace
pins. neck bands in all sizes; shoe
iaceS, white tape, skirt hangers, hooks
and eyes, hairpins, laundry wax, iron
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE
NIGHTGOWNS

OF heavyweight, soft, warm, striped
flannelette, made with high or low
necks; regular $1.50 and $1.75 night
gowns, now reduced to $1.o0.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

EXPLOSION WRECKS GAS STOVE.
Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Jan. iS-The lighting
OF a gas range after the gas had
Evening journal., 1921-01-18

holders, but
tons and sew
ing needles,
besides many
other sewing
helps at these
S p e c i a |
prices.
First Floor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
1zgSZy'(!|'Y: ':||.!!|
"Man, Woman, Marriage"

Dorothy Phillips was showered with
rice and old shoes at the Oakland, Cal.
railroad station when the townspeo-
pie mistook her for bride and Allen
Holubar, her director, for the groom.
The star and her director had gone
to Oakland to attend the wedding of
Harry Bucquet, Holubar's assistant,
to Piedmont, Cal, society girl For
the return trip to Los ANGELES, Holu-
bar chartered private car and turn
ed it into honeymoon special.
Mir. Bucquet was head of the corps
of assistants who worked under Holu-
bars direction in filming "Man-Wom-
an-Marriage," the spectacular feature
which Holubar has just completed for
First National release. Miss Phillips
says she had all the excitement of the
rice and old shoe shower without the
fun of the marriage.
"Man-W wharfage" will be
shown at the Lyric theatre today.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
Merchants Night

Again tonight, the Eagle theatre
will give one of their now justly fam
Gus Merchants Nights. Many prizes
have been donated and many of the
patrons are bound to be made happy.
A selected program has been chos-
en- for this special night headed by
Douglas MacLean in one of Ince's Par
amount comedy successes entitled
Chickens" This clever feature has
been receiving favorable mention ev-
erywhere. Together with Chickens"
will be shown the International News
of the latest current events and Booth
Tarkington's comedy of our boyhood
days entitled "Edgsr's Little Saw"
The Harrington comedies are very
popular and are enacted by some of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
"Eorbidden Fruit"

Cecil L. DeMille's Paramount pro-
duction of Forbidden Fruit" is one
of the most massive and beautiful pic
lures shown anywhere this season. 1t
will be the feature attraction at the
Central theatre Friday and Saturday
and Eagle theatre the coming Sunday
The story is a dramatic one and
many interesting scenes are finely
presented. The episode of Cinderella
which is necessary to the develop
ment of the plot, has been sumptuous
ly staged and will attract general at
tention. Beauty is the keynote of the
production throughout.
The cast includes we'll known
screen artists such as Agnes Ayres,
Clarence Burton, Theodore Roberts,
Kathlyn Williams and Theodore Kos
low.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
Financial Market
Is Stabilized by
Irish Agreement

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-An echo OF
the Irish agreement was heard in fl
nancial markets here today. Sterling
or British exchange rose to s40s Ia
for demand bills and slight fraction
was added after the close OF the mar
ket. These quotations are the high
est for London remittances in almost
two years.
German remittances also showed de
cided strength, marks rising to 0o52
or 20 points over their low record Of
last month.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
DEAN FOWLER SPEAKS
TO JUNIOR Hi PUPILS

Dean c. F. Fowler, or the Denver
Bible Institute, spoke yesterday morn
ing at the Horace Mann Junior High
school and again last night to a
crowd of 100 persons IN tIe baptfst
Church, where he is conducting night
ly evangelistic services.
Dean Fowler will speak at 1880 to-
night at the church on "God's De-
mand." Special music will be offer
ed by Mr.. Gilbert and Mrs. c. T.
Garrett.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
CAR is OVERTURNED;
THREE ARE UNINJURED

Three passengers in a Dodge car
narrowly escaped death last night
when their machine left the Bisbee-
Warren road several hundred yards
below Reds Service Station and turn
ed over, pinning them beneath. Two
Of the passengers extricated them
selves from the wreckage, unassisted
and then aided the third man to crawl
out.
In the car were said to have been
Billy Forbes, Ell Paso travelling man,
Jesse Pearce, of this city, and a third
local man whose name was not learn.
ed. They had just returned from a
trip to Douglas, it was reported, and
stated, after the accident, that they
were not driving fast at the time OF
the wreck.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
3O-PASSENCER PLANE
WITH SPEED OF $50
MILES, is TRIED OUT

NEW YORK, Dec. Ga new 30
passenger Caproni tri-plane, recently
tried out with success in Italy and
said to be capable of making a "a
hour nonstop flight from New York
to San Francisco, will be brought here
within two months, Captain Mario
Cobianchi, of the Italian air service
declared today on his arrival from
Italy. The plane, he said, has a speed
of $50 miles an hour and a wing
spread of 1876 feet. 1t is driven by
five 300 horsepower motors.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
FARMERS

THE products
In to Nov.
SiolS bushels This
o
off Anec
that oyerb ing
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07

the best children actors ever shown
on the screen.
Merchants Night, a big program
and a warm house at the Eagle thea
ire will be just the place to have some
enjoyment tonight.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
YOU, HE AND SHE

1iE
point
by analysis reports covering
n
population children,
painfully
compelling
their earnings
America made their living with spade hoe and
civilization turned human economics into such
majority conception of
times doesn't
S fromc
il
figures:
nInanufacturing industries IN 80 It'll
growing andfo { - - e
az statesmen.
personal
Three keeping the records
transportation.
doctors. dentists, lawyers
One mining preparing minerals
public
That o
keeping house. school, idlng
whole population
to Bibee 1000
would life be ike
a buildings each with its kitchens
housscleanes families Plenty apartments al
o
complicated
OF grasp it's workings
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
WHILE YOU SLEEP

IJoW numbers
-
philosophical
to a
s 90
Be not deceived Sleep is a
Sleep
1t the relaxing
poisons that have accumulated wide
Sleep
is caused
interesting, boresome.
You much to correctly"
sleeping correctly?
carefully devote them wisely
little
a
Sleep should a the
hours
sibe, regardless price
sinking
pillow
feathers enough-and health s
comfortable, adding taking
front n
provide plenty
freshai outo draft.
in
sufficient sleep a
BILE bed with
TO cool
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07
COLONEL SANGER DIES

NEW YORK, Dec. 6. - Colonel w.
c. Sanger, IS, assistant secretary of
wal. from 1901 to 1903, died today.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-07

Visitors 10 Yellowstone National
Park numbered 1851 durinfg the
tourist season of 1921.