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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
American Legion FaUOrs Probe
 Of BergdoPs Escape; Regrets
 Apology Made By US. To Berlin
Executive Committee Of Ex-Service Mems Organization Refuses To Accept $ 900 O00 Offered By'K. C. If
 Sum Is Not Turned Over Internationally

WASHINGTON. Feb. s. - Regret that the American government saw fit to apologize to the Berlin govern ment for the attempt of Americans to capture Grover C. Bergjoll wealthy American draft evader. was express ed in resolution adopted today by the executive committee of the Amer lean Legion.
 The resolution. ordered sent 10 con gressmen. approved the proposed congr 5ssional investigation of Berg dolls escape from custody
 Efforts to put the legion on record as opposing the NOn-Partisan League were made by members from Ok'ahC- ma and other western states. but va riOus resolutions were voted down and tabled The committee voted unanimously to uphold F. A. Gal braith. national commander. in advis- ing state commanders of Kansas. Ne bIaska and Oklahoma that 'he lesi0n itself should take no active part against the league.
 CCrrespondt nee with respect to the NOn-Partissn League question. which began with an appeal from the Saiina Kan. post for support from the na- tional committee in a fight against The league was read. Other appeals had followed from western and south western pests and all were shown to have heen eiven the same answer by the commander.
 Speakers urging the legion to gO on record opposing the league declared its leaders were dislOyal and were using the le"C-e tc cloak sediticus acti.it-Cs Opponents cOntended such action would be considered by many farmers and other league members. who themselves were loyal. as indi- eating opposition of the legion to- economic and political policies of the
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league. All speakers agreed the le zion should not oppose the leagues status as a political party.
 Announcement was made that ef forts would be made to have the Knights Of Columbus remove certain conditions from their offer to the legion Of S5.000.O0O for construction of war memorial in Washington. The committee last night voted to re- fuse the offer unless made uncondi- ticnally.
 John C. Emery. chairman of a com mittee appointed to take the matte up. expressed belief that money of fel cd by the Knights of Columbus could not be used to erect a memorial under an agreement entered into by the Knights as one Of the seven nar- ticipants in the united war work com Paig- fund This agreement was said 10 stipulate that no funds raised by public subscriptions -should be sISnt for pon war wnrk or neT maDent structures" The $5OO0.OOO offered 'y ths Knights of Columbus was said s0 have been that organizations re maining share.
 The recent bestowal by the |. NJ c. A. 10 the legion, without conditions of a part Of the war work fund is be ing used by the legion as trust fund and under a resolution adopted by the today. may be used as col late n.
 The committee adopted memorial urging congress to unite with the all lied nations in assembling bodies or the unnamed dead Of the associated armies in France and erecting . mem- Ori5l to them Committee members spent much time appealing to con sressmsn 10 take immediate action cn legislation for relief of wounded war veterans.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
Mechanical Engineer WEI
 Give 2 Lectures Today On
 Compression, Transmission

A lecture on "Air Compression and Transmission" will be given today at 1 and ' o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. by H. Wooster ThOrne. mechanical engi- neer for the Copper Queen. to the classes taking the Copper Queen pTac ticsl mining course.
 The speaker will take uD the advan- tages Of air as a source of power, the different kinds of compressors. the theoretical consumption of air. mOis- turo in air. effect of altitude the proper care of cOmDressors. and the Copper Queen power plant. Under the heading CT transmission he will take up the subjects or prevention Of freezing. preheating, pipe lines and losses.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
HEARING IS DELAYED

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-The railroad la bor board. hearing the controversy be tween the railroads and their em ployes over national agreements. re cessed today until ThursuaS .r that time. it is expected. employees repre- sentatives will appear with a reply to the request for immediate abrogation Of the agreements made by W. w AtterbuTy. chairman of the labor com mittee of the American Association of Railway Executives
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
Parker Knocked On.

GLOBE. Feb S.-In a fast SO-round boxing program presented tonight at Miami. Ernie GOozeman. of Los An geles. knocked out Smiling" Parker. of Globe. in the fourth round Of a scheduled 10-round bout.
 JCe Miller, of Las Angeles. tough; a 10-round draw with Casey Smith, of Globe
 Johnny McManuS. of the Pacific coast, was awarded draw with Bat ting Chico, Of Miami.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
Neiohborhood Stuff

Il hear the Joneses have got five thOusand-Gollar car"
 When did they ever get it?" The car?"
 No. the five thousand"
 "Oh. they haven't got that yeti'- Ohio Motorist.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
FouR NEM cARpINALs

ROME. Feb. S.-The new cardinals ,o be created at the coming consist crv will include one American, prob ably two Italians ard one Spaniard. Mcnsignor Karl Joseph Schulte. arch bishop or Cologne. and Dr. Fanlhaber of Munich. will be given the red hat.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
Enltnn Scores K O

BOSTON, Feb. S.-Fred Fulton. of Hudson. Slinn.. tonight knocked out Battling McCreeTy, of Cambridge. in the second round of their scheduled l0-round bout Both men are heavy weights
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
Friedman Beats Wellinn

or" Friedman. Chicago. was given a newspaper decision over Joe Yelling also of Chicago. in a 12-rOund bout to- night. Both men are lightweights.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
HHN5GlHS7 Igllg[ lll 3

The ciNil and criminal calendar has been set in the superior court at Tombstone to begin Tuesday. Febru- any 15. and to continue until April I5. Both civil and criminal cases will be heard during the same period The jury will report at Tombstone on Tues day the 18th. Monday being Admis- sion Day. legal holiday. The sher- iff's office is subpOenaeine T5 whose names were drawn Monday for 1ury duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
ToDAY's PROGRAM

Twenty-First Annual Session Grand Chapter O. E. $.
 I. O. O. F. Hall, ten o'clock a. m. Grand Lodge of Arizona, F. IS 4. NJ.
 Masonic Temple, ten o'clock a. m. Buffet Luncheon
 Masonic Temple. twelve o'clock m. Thirty-firSt Annual Convocation Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons.
 Two o'clock D. m. Masonic Temple. Republication of Work Pearl Chap ter No. 6. O. F. $. "
 Eight o'clock ?. m., l. O. O. F Hall Reception and Card Party for the A-aNiSS
 Eight o'clock D. m. Masonic Temple SAlOher .--..-..-- ..
 Eight o'clock D. m, Elks' Club.
 All Nasons in Arizona attepdins the grand lodge here had arrived in BiSbee yesterday and the city was practically given over to them Tn the morning the school of instruction of grand chapter of the Order ot Eastern Star was held at the I O O F. hall in preparation for the twenty
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
WEI COME MASoNsr

The Loyal Order of Moose extends to you the use of their club rooms during your stay in Bisbee
 w. J. SPAULDING.
 Dictator.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09
NOTICE TO DANGERS

Wanted one more couple to fill caI going to dance at McNeal. Saturday February 12. WarTen-Lowen Stage Phone PIP.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09

NJ. Taylor was fined S10 yesterday i'll the justice court at Lowell on a charge of speeding on Naco road.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09

The real name fo Pocahontas was Ma-ta-oka.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09

The trial Of John Wallace, rancher from the Tombstone side of the di- vide. charged with assault by Frank Harmon, an emplOye on neishboI- inS ranch, was held yesterday morn ing by W. P. Crais. justice Of the peace, who took the case under advise ment until 10 o'clock Thursday nom ing when he will give Judgment Wal lace offered no defense for his alleged act Oi threateninS Harmon v5ia a gun. + developed during the trial that there has been bad blood between the owners or the two ranches on ac- count of a dispute as To property lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09

The case again Juan JimeneZ. charged by Ygnacio Araiza with ob- taining money under false pretenses. came up for trial yesterday before w. P. Craig, justice Of the peace Coun- Sel for Jimenez filed a demurrer to the charge on the ground that the court has no legal jurisdiction as the alleged offenSe did not occur in Co chise county The demurrer was over ruled by the court. Counsel then asked for a pOstpOnement of the case until February l2. which was granted.
 The case against Lee White. John Ross, Jake O. Lindsey, Cal Earthman and Roy Haisler, arrested aDout q month ago by Bisbee police in a raid on the Terrace rooming house on charges Of gambling. was called for trial yeSteTay in the justice court a. at Lowell before Norman P McKen zie. justice of the peace. Cal Earth man and Roy Haigler failed to ap- pear. White. Ross and Lindsey plead ed guilty to the charge and were giv- en suspended sentences of 90 days each. Counsel for Earthman and iishSAS4 NAOSiCu piCdS Oi Hol SuiitS for their clients and entered q motion To release the bOndsmen Of Earthman. The motion was denied by the court. At the time of hIs arrest Haigler was released on his own recognizance and Earthman was admitted 10 bail in the sum of $200. Both disappeared snort ly after their arrest. Earthman is sought by the Bisbee police on charges ot passing bogus checks.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09

Bert McKean, arrested Sunday night on a charge of driving an auto on NacO road without lights. was found guilty yesterday in the justice court al Lowell and given a suspended sen- tence.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-09

The trial of A c. Cole. rent car driver. and Chris kolstead, on charges
 of transporting liquor. scheduled to be heard in the justice court yester- day. was postponed until o'ciocK this afternoon at the request of attorneys.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
Montgomery, Ala.

The forty.seventh annual exercises. OF the
State Normal School came to a close Nedhes.
day night May 18th, with an excellent pro.
gram. The sermon was preached at Old Ship
Church, Sunday, May 22nd, by Rev. +. K.
Carter of Atlanta, ia. TeNti Have Faith
in Cod On Monday at the regular chapel
period the members Of the Music Department
were presented in Junior Recital, assisted
by Miss Bertha Luyelaee. One of the main
features OF the exercises OH Monday night WAS
a short original play entitled Every Senior,
written by member OF the graduating class.
The commencement address was delivered by
Prot E. G Roberts OF Tuskegec Institute on
Wednesday morning. grouping his thoughts
around the phrase, What hast thou IN thine
hand!' H pictured to the class the many ad
vantages which they had received, and urged
them to use these as David did the stone III
his sling. to slay the giant OF ignorance and
superstition. The Alumni address was deliv-
cred by Prof. j. A. Nelton. Social Service
worker for the T. c. l. Company OF Buming-
ham. The graduates were as follows Misses
Eliza Charles, + Virginia Dacus, Sadie Du.
vail, Addie Mae Everhaft, /. Lucille Hunter,
Marshall Johnson, Carolyn v Johnson, Laura
B. Logan, Mary l. Martin, Amelia A. Moore,
Willie { Murdoch, Fannie Lee, Rosetta {.
Num-, Henrietta A. Pierce, Lcne {. Ritts-
man, Ella X. Reese, Inez G. Robinson, Min
L. Stafford, Matte L. Webb, Alice Wingfeld,
Clara Nllty. Messrs. John A. Wooten. Geo.
W. liner. Jr, VIM NJ Phillips, Sidney ].
Phillips, Herman B. Osburn and Henry w.
tAlNtbis IhuEt WI iltIii1bH bl AulNdBbt
member of the Bar OF the L. s. Supreme
Court, addressed the graduating class Of Hale
lnfrnary Nurse Training School, Wednes.
day night at the Old Ship Church. His audi.
ence. was crowded. and Tor a time was held
spellbound. The Vim. J. Simmons Lodge No.
-, X. Of P, held their first quarterly meeting
Of 1921. SUNDAY night. in special honor Of
Rev. Nm. Madison, pastor Of Day Street
Baptist Church, who will leave soon to take
charge OF the METROPOLITAN Baptist Church OF
Chicago. Graduating exercises of the Mont
gomery Industrial School were held Tuesday
night in the Chapel There were fourteen
graduates. as follows Misses Bessie Bacs.
Rernce L Hamilton. Marie Seiglar Matte
Brown, Gussie Miles, Annie BLAND Z. Marie
tonner, Annie NJ. Eason. Sarah Blake, Annie
Hin. Lottie REYNOLDS. Euuicc Jones. Bertha
Motley. Mary Williams. The Tuskegee Nor.
NAL and industrial Institute closed Thursday.
Many visitors OF both races from Montgomery
were present. The Macks Social Club gave
a dance Monday night at Pekin Hall. 1t
will be noted that this is one OF the strongest
clubs in the city, having over a hundred mem
bers. Good luck 10 Macks Mrs Estelle
Gilmer WAS buried Sunday evening from the
hall OF St. Baptist Church.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
Robbins, Ill.

The concert given at the Stone School!
House was great success. The children
showed they had been faithfully trained, as
the president of the school board said that the
program and the attendance showed there IS
perfect harmony between the parents and the
teachers at the present time He further said
il any dscord did arise he felt sure IT would
soon be righted because there were now on
the board two husky guys" What do you
think of such an expression being used In rel
erence to school directors. The inference IS
plain The lagoon has taken its Yearly toll
of life Two young men, John Smith OF 1888
Walnut street and an unknown youth were IN
the water bathing. Doubtless the younger OF
the two was seized with cramps aud the older
boy went to his rescue. When they were FIRST
found they had 4 hold on each other. But IN
some way the hold was broken and only ono
was brought to the bank. Charles Miles and
Alvin Duniord were fearless divers. John
life was extinct There is always Judas M
the band be it ever so small. So the present
Village Council is running true to form IN
that it has its Judas There was some busi.
ness transacted in the meeting OF April I'm
which should not have been put IN newspa-
per. especially in the paper OF the president S
enemy There was letter in the Robbins
Herald which was obtained on the pretcNt OF
inserting ii in the minutes OF the meeting, but
the letter appears word Tor word in the Her
aid. There is leak somewhere This proves
the truth OF the old adage, Watch your
friends and not your enemies There will bc
day night Come to get the final instructions
before casting your vote in the election held
June 9TH Be sure you are right, then 30
ahead
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
New Orleans, La.

Mr.. Willie Hcdgeman was greatly surprised
when he received a box OF sweets from his sis
ter OF Canton Miss The box contained a
large cake, something he had not seen for
some time.
The Garden Party which was given by Mr.
and Mrs Lewis on Ann Street was quite a
success. The attendance was large and ev-
eryonc enjoyed pleasant evening.
Little Eriin Fleming, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Fleming, died in Memphis, Tenn; the
body was brought to New Orleans to the
residence Of his parents, 1923 Amelia Street
Its sweet to be remembered might have
been the expression OF Mr.. and Mrs. Straws
alter they had been surrounded at their home,
292O First Street by number OF friends
Gently in honor OF their 18th wedding ami
versary, ha, ha. Some nice things were
served Many beautiful presents were re
ceivcd. Among the guests were Mrs. ID.
Brown, L. Farrell, Mr.. {. II. Rapides and
r. S. Arlington.
Mr.. VIM. Great, one of our enterprising men
OF this city, has been showing some beauti-
lul religious pictures in some OF our churches.
His machine is one OF the latest models and
his work should be appreciated by members Of
the Race. The writer had the pleasure of
a performance at Union Bethel
Church recently,
The good old summer time struck the old
Crescent City during the past week; how
ever, cool mornings and evenings have been
Sunday, May 22nd, the Transfers and Load
ers Benevolent Association celebrated their
DIST anniversary by holding services at Mount
Zion Church, Jackson Ave: and Magnolia ST
The pastor. Rev, B. J. Reddix, preached quite
an impressive sermon. $4,000 was contrib
lted TO the old church-the officers are w
Thomas, Pres; A. James, Vice Pres; VIM,
Lee Rec. Secy; B. Davenport. Fin Secy:
\. Patterson. Treas Allen Thomas. Charm.
Finance Committee; Toney Grow, Chaplain,
and w. Butler Marshall
Ben Manuel has been quite sick at his home,
1918 Teledona ST, recently. He is a member
If Local 49,
Mr. Mnot Kenncr, ono OF the most popular
men Of the Crescent City, was called to his
heavenly home on Wednesday night, May
18th. Mr.. kenner was formerly engaged in
The News business with his brother-in law.
NJ Wallace Scott Gen. Agent Tor The
Whip. The funeral took place from his late
2233 S Liberty St The funeral
was largely attended and tho floral offerings
were beautiful M Kenncr leaves many
relatives TO mourn his loss. The Lady Della
chaisc. of which he was a member. attended
the funeral in body. and it was very sad
and touching scene at the tomb as our dear
friend was laid TO rest May his soul and
all the souls OF the faithful departed throng
the mercy seat Of Gods presence in Peace.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
statesmen WANTED -

statesmen WANTED - To sell
watches and jewelry on commission
during spare hours as a side line.
Only live wires with good recommen-
dations need apply. Room 900. TIC
West Madison Street, from 900 to
11.30 A. NJ.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04

FOR RENT-4432 Prairie Ave. 2nd
flat. Furnished rooms, modern.
$3.50 up. Kenwood 1867.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
South Bend, Ind.

All right there is yet time in tt, to join join the b,
Indiana. Initiation fee must be paid by
Wednesday, June 9Th. Last chance at tins
price. The Palm Grill opened Friday night,
NAV 9th, to a very appreciative lot OF JOY
seekers and the citizens OF South Bend
are proud OF the Palm Grill, Did you see
the Lcagioneers Decoration Day? All jam
up, but all want to know how the I.
S. A. every found an oversee cap to fit
adutant Bennett and DDS TO fit Corporal
Art Johnson. Ii YOU really believe in doing
something worth WHILE and at the same time
benefit yourself, as well the race, why
not invest in the Fraterna Building Assoeia-
ton. Have you thought where your
lodge would meet or where you going to
give your social functions when the present
lease expires the K of p. Hall? The
Knights of Pythias have carried us long
enough in this respect Let's get down and
You can always Hank. II you desire to
purchase stock just before it goes up. Mamie
Smith and her Jazz Hounds were at the
Oliver Theatre Tuesday, May 3lst and they
all and more than they profess TO be
Miss Smith is truly the Queen OF Jazz and
her Jazz Hounds are a suitable background
for her. The Courts OF Calanthia dinner was
an overwhelming success from every angle.
They really gave us a feed too. I'll tell the
world. The Legons dance, well il you were
there, it's needless TO say it had all parts of
en- Extra Extra Extra all about Smithys
new Shepherd Plaid Suit. Extra
Studio Stuff
Well. Well, after all we are to have some
more news OF the boys. Those two young
gents that sports the little Dodge touring car
will be surprised when they find out that
Nosey is on their trail at every turn. Oh,
yes, he knows just what the boys were
doing while he was in old Chicago and if
they continue their old game it will be only
short time before Lewis will have charge
of their remains What chu know bout il?
Our friend Mack of the fan room is the dad
of fine baby boy Well, if son be like dad,
YOU know. III Won care to ioiD the F1ks see
Al Haynes; he will give you the right dope
on how to get in
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04
Evanston, Ill.


The Second Annual Essay Contest was held
al Ebenezer A. III. f. Lhureh, Monday even
ing, May 3Oth. Two competitors were Sc
leeted from each OF the colored churches and
from the y. NJ. {. 4. The Evanston Boosters
competed with the Oakton team. Monday
afternoon at 2:3a, in the Northwestern base
ball field. very thrilling game was played
between the two opposing teams. A big mass
meeting held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Thursday evening, May 10Th. Hon. David K.
Manson was one of the speakers OF the even
ing The meeting was a great success; A
Grand Musical and Mock Trial was held at
the Second Baptist Church, on Thursday even
ing, May 26th. under the auspices OF the Il.
Y. 2. u. Prof. W. W. Fisher very uniquely
filled the place OF Judge, Mrs. Effie Osborn
sang a very splendid solo. Others also de
serve mention, but space will not allow. So
well was the occasion enjoyed that repetition
of The same will be held at later date. The
mans Hall, Monday evening, May 30th In
tertainers Jazz Band furnished excellent mu-
sic. Whist playing was held in the reception
rooms All report having spent very dc.
lightful evening. A mass meeting was held
at the Emerson Street Y. NJ. {. A. on Tues.
day evening, May 9th The general subject
OF the occasion was Best Methods to Over
come the Present Crisis" Readings, solos and
Negro spiritual songs were rendered by the
Famous Jubilee Singers OF Chicago. Al.
though the assembly room was crowded, all
present thoroughly enjoyed the program A
Fourth Community Gathering was held at the
y NJ {. A. Sunday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Committee OF Management The
subject of the splendid address delivered by
Mayor Harry 2. Pearsons was Civic Pride
The program was rendered by the Young La
dies Culture Club. The famous Utica lnsti-
tute singers rendered an excellent program at
Mt zion Baptist Church, Monday evening,
May GOTH in the interest OF the Utica. Missis
sippi Normal and Industrial Institute, Of
which Prof William H. Holtzelaw is princi
pal. Plantation melodies Negro folk songs
and dialect readings were some OF the fea
lures on the program. A Genuine Jubilee
Program will be held at the y. NJ. c. a. by
the Mason Jubilee Singers, Thursday evening"
June 9TH at $50 P NJ for the benefit OF
the Mt Moriah Lodge Building Fund Ad
mission, so cents. All are urged to be pres
eut. |. M. Fisher.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04

Admitted rs second class matter. Oct. "a.
1918. at the Post Office at Chicago. IA.
under the Act of March 3. 1879.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-04

Misses Ethel Hardin and Anna Booker. who
have been attending Simmons University,
Louisville, Ky, have returned home for the
summer. Miss Elizabeth Haskns. who has
been teaching in Oklahoma. will arrive this
week to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Wilson. Mrs. Lcnora h. Clinton is
spending the week with friends in Cincinnati
The annual sermon Of the G.. A. II. was deliv-
cred by Rev Lanier at Corinthian Church,
Sunday afternoon, to appreciative audi.
ence. Following this meeting the n A. A. {.
P. held brief session TO hear reports of the
recent drive. The membership 10 date is III.
Prof. W. II. Mayo. for thirty-fvc years prin.
cipal of our city school. has resigned, due to
i'll health the result OF nervous breakdown
two years ago, from which he has never fully
recovered, and his physician has ordered abso-
lutte rest Miss Valerie Grille Of Topeka,
Kan, has arrived Tor visit 10 her sister.
Miss Iuanta Critic of our city schools Miss
Virginia Madison Hughes of Indiana is a wei.
come visitor to friends in her old home town.