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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
"CHoC TOWN" is TAKEN IN
Residents Now ClHmor for Extension
of Modern Improvements.

"lfflAl 10 ne world
BARTLESNlLLE. Sept. 90. -
"Choc Town. that section lying
along North Johnstopc avenue
across the railroad tracks. has been
taken into the corporate limits Of
Bartlceville by action Of the board
OF city commissioners. The action
Of the con missioncra follows q
shooting affray last sunday night
In which n negro lost hts life and
several others were injured. Three
negroes arc now M the county Jail
in connection with the affair. one on
a charge OF murder and two on
charges OF assault with deadly
weapon.
with the annexation Of the dis
triCt has come "a demand from resi-
dents therein that the city extend
It's water mains and lighting sys-
tom, letter containing that request
having been received as soon as IL
became known that the commissions
crs had passed n resolution taking
In the district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
open with Society Dance

Special tu Tho World.
HENRY ETA. Sept. 2g-Tho
lIcnryctta lodge OF Benevolent and
Protective order OF Elks. which hd.
Just completed and furnished new
two-story business block 100 by lAo
feet. has moved In and will intro
ducc the new STRUCTURE. 60 the pub.
lie by a grand society dance. Tho
Elks also installed n complete cafe
and cafeteria. which Is being OK.
tcnslvcly patronizod by the general
public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

Permanent Waving the now way
with oil. Vogue Marinello, J2t 8. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
"oUR ALICE" INTO KIWANlS
Enid Club II Host Ia several Nota-
BILE Guests at Luncheon.

special ~ Tho WOTIl7
ENID, sept. 2g.- The Kiwanis
club entertained noted guests at
their weekly luncheon, Miss Alice
Robertson, congressman; MaI\Uugh
scott, Harry Gilstrap. secretary to
Congressman Horrick. Iiarlod b..
Fcll. state commander " the Ameri-
can Legion Al,a Niles OF Tulsa, and
Howard Hopps Of Oklahoma. They
wore In tho city in attendance at
the American Legion convention
Miss Robertson made a short talk
and was Immediately thereafter
made an honorary member Of the
Enid KiwaniS club. Doctor Scott,
who Is assistant surgeon of tho
United states department OF health
at Washington, gave an interesting
tar on his early experiences In
Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
BOARD BREAKS A RECORD
Allows Biggest Levy Yet But Stlll
Insufficient for Needs.

opocInI 70 TUO WUfId-
JAY, sept 29.-Aftcr duly con-
sidering ali the interests to bo pro-
vidcd for and asccrtaining all the
facts bearing thereon, the excise
board OF delaware county was able
to allow a total OF $4,000 for road
purposes this year. apportioncd as
follows: TO the different townships
for road building. $4,000; state
highway construction fund, $1,000;
road and bridge fund, $500; coun-
~ road construction fund. $4,000.
While the amount available rs not
adequate to the needs. this II the
largest amount ever appropriated
for that purpose in Delaware county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

How the Story Grew"-Humorou.
play In nve scenes. characteristics.
Brown. n schalleri Mrs. Green. A.
Keilman; Mrs. Bean. AL. Keslman; Mrs
Rice. H Austgen; Mrs. Dool!ttIe, E.
scheidt; Mrs. Snow. c. Keilman; Mrs.
Taylor. Q. Baumgastner; Mrs. White.
G. Kerger.
Rock OF Afes"-Pantomlme. ten
girls.
Graduating honors to be conferred
upon;
Commercial class-veronica KeiI-
man, Rose Lorenx.
Eighth grade sraduates-Paul Is
volt. Joseph Schaller. Kenneth Aust
gen. Alma Keilman.
Palmer grsduates-Clement Gettier.
Norbert Schaller. Othilia Keilman.
Rose Lorenz. Marian Berens. Alma
Keilman. Mary Greiving. Lucille Klein
Helen Austgen. Lucille H.Ibrich, Ange-
Ia Kellman. Margaret Schnitt, DIVA
Baumgartner.
Class Motto-Knowledge and Virtue
United.
Class Color@Blue and Gold.
Class Flower-Pink C~arnatior.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

ment Wednesday at 1890 p. m. IN the
St Joseph's hall There was q very
large attendance and a very nne pro-
gram was rendered as follows:
Give Welcome to the Swallow
chorus. vGledictory. R. LorenE. Award
Ing OF diplomas. Rev. jos Flach. Ter
Sleepy leads" Minims.
The Grain OF Salt"-Comedy In tive
scenes. cast OF characters: Dr.. Curem
K Austgen; jeremiah. his servant. p
Isvolt; Zingarelll. an Egyptian oracle
c. Hartman: Rufus Smiley. a lawyer
f. Zw!nger; Professor Sanitas, n
Schallcr; patients. Jim Leary. J. Schel-
70; Officer Brown. J. Sohaller; Major
Skinfint. A. Schultz. Fritz Dinkelspie
C. Gettler. His Children-Hans. z
Bercns: Jakey. II. Adstgen; Michel. e
Peschel; White. S. Hoffman; Fritzie. D
Dlnkelspiel; Postman. ]. Kremser.
The Living Flag"-Twenty girls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

nm automobile and confined to her
home for several weeks able to be out
again.
Jake w!chorst or the West Park Ad-
dlt!on is confined to his home by III
moss.
Those from here who visited Mrs.
James Dudicar at tho st. Bernardo
hospital IN Chicago. report her get
ting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Beardsly OF the
West Park entertained friends from
Pullman Wednesday evening.
MrH. $, y. Setter OF Amy avenue en-
t~erte!ned tho Annie! Sowing circle at
her homo on Wednesday afternoon.
needle work was the pastime Of thG
afternoon, after which the hostess
served dainty refreshments.
a number from hero attended the
graduating exercises OF tho Hammond
high school at the Baptist church In
Hammond on Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. c. Johnson Of Atohison ave-
nue. vas tho guest OF friends at In
diana Harbor Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
WHITING NEWS

The Girl Scout rally will be held IN
tho whiting park aext Monday ave-
ming ct GAS o'clock.
The Whiting Elks lodge with the
local American Legion post held i'm
pressive nag day exercises IN Whiting
Slovak home. assembling at the EIks
hall. tho two above organizations
headed by tho Standard OIL company
band marched to the Slovak horne and
rendered a very appropriate program.
The Standard OIL company band num-
bers and selections by Mr.. wedlake
and Miss Evelyn Tharp were repeated
~ encored.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
DYER

r J. Kerger has & two weeks vaca-
ton and Is busy improving his resi-
dence by the addition OF a concrete
porch.
A large number OF relatives and
friends from here attended tho funeral
OF Mrs Math Hilbrich at S~che-erville
on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. David Mckinley is visiting with
E. c. Brewer and family.
The Parochiel school held their
graduating exercises and entertain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

James knight and son. Johnston
were at P!ttJield. III. where they at
tended the funeral Of the formers
father. Potter w. Knight who had
reached the advanced age Of 1o1 year
and 10 months.
Mrs. Harry Scott entertained a. num-
bes OF friends at her home IN Ohio
avenue on Wednesday night IN honor
Of her niece. Mrs. Floyd Sharp, nee
Mabel Hackett OF Sugar Creek. No. The
evening was spent IN playing bunco
tia prizes being awarded IS follows,
Lucille Locker. Mildred Locke. Beuah
Slower 4 Mrs. william Putnam. con-
ISOLATION. Bunco was followed by the
serving Of a two-course luncheon.
Mrs Alvin Eaten entertained tor Mrs
sharp at her home IN tho West PARK
addition last night
Mrs. Morton Trout entertained her
nephew William Hill OF Hammond and
a friend Albert Guy also OF Hammond
at dinner. both OF whom have Just
returned home from college
Whiting won't miss any OF the
speede-s wit hthree motor cops on the
Job, they are Officer OF Wagner. Of
fcer Carlson and Nathan Saltzman.
who has just been appointed
Tho community service danoe Will
be held at the Whiting park tonight
Il tho weather IS favorable.
Mrs. A. E. Shelley OF Atch1son ave-
nue. IS entertaining her mother from
loa!a. Mich. Miss Germ White. who
has been the sues OF Miss Adah
shelley left yesterday for her homo in
Michigan.
John L Murphy and edward Nichols
have been appointed life guards FOR the
Whiting park for this season.
Robert C Curtis OF oliver street, Is
attending the Shriners convention at
Des Noines Ia
The Pythian Sisters will have their
regular meeting this evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

Try & can or West Park Floor Var
r.sh, made to walk on. sold only by
Tom SneIser. sos Indiana boulevard.
s-s-tf
Expressing, moving and hauling Of
ali kinds. Phone whiting 2O6-R p. b
B.ey. Truck for parties 6-16-tt
GEO. D. THL3AULT
Chiropractor
Schrage Building
Phone 1851
ONCE hours:
Daily from 9:oo D. N to 500 p. H.
Evenings. 700 toa:so
0'Keefe cafe and soda fountain, ex-
elusive agency for shedd's Ice cream
Special orders taken. e-I1-et
Dance Triple Link Social club. satur-
Gay evening, Oddfsllows hall. Ster-
l.ng's orchestra Couples, 800.
Sits
Three separate furnished rooms for
rent with private bath. Mrs vogei. sol
Cleveland avenue. Phone 116-M.
s-1s-s
Tor R~ont-Garase. inquire s43 EN-
tral avenue. whiting 6-1S-2
For sale-Modern tat steam and hot
water. double garage, 81 Central ave-
nue.. whiting. s-16-2
For Rent-Lght house keeping
rooms. either furnished or u~nfurnished
4s1 oliver street. phone SILL.
s-1s-s
NOTICE
Ward Smith is nominated as trustee
of Christian church successor to Will
liam Kansaeld. whose resignation
takes eject July l. 1871.
MRS WI KANSFIEI.D,
e-1o-17-zk Church Clerk.
Lady employed will share modern
fat With couple. Phone 216-M after s
o'clock 6-ls-2
Our rsady-to-wear buyers are In
New York making mems shipments
daily. H Gordon & Sons 6-17-
Saturday is furniture day at H Cor
don & Sons. 6-l7-
boomers wanted-Modern conven-
fences, Mrs. Lena vogel. 301 Cleveland
avenue. Phone ism Whiting.
s-1T-2
STAR THEATER TONIGHT
Serial day; comedy and Mutt ana
JEFF. Gill
-
Auto owners attention-Have your
ear cleaned and polished. Good work
Call Whiting TAR. 6-l7-
PRINCESS THEATER FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Clara KimbaIl Young, The Soul of
RnfaeI, also Larry semdn comedy,
school Days 6-172
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

The Isaac Grossman home was a
scene Of m~errtnent on Tuesday after
noon when Mrs Grossman entertained
so children at her home on Amy ave-
nue.. in honor of her son. Georges
seventh birthday anniversary. The
homo and tables were beautifully
decorated in the national colors OF
red. white and blue. The children
having spent a most delightful after
noon. George was the recipient OF
many pretty gifts and the best wishes
q all present A number of out OF
town guests were present
Mrs. J Ease or Roberts avenue was
q visitor IN Chicago on Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Huobar OF the West
Park left for g few days visit with
her grandmother. Mrs Cole at West
VILE. Ind.
Mrs. A. NJ. Martz and sister. Mrs. E.
Langohr OF Myrtle avenue, were IN CHI
cage on business Tuesday.
We arc pleased to see Mrs. George
Bader. who was seriously injured by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

children In my eleven years work.
as q nurse I have never found any
thing &c equal Sykes Comfort Powder
for this purpose Lottie E. Sloper,
Nurse, s011 Pine ST, Philadelphia, Pa
The reason Sykes Comfort Powder
ia so successful in healing and pre-
venting chatting, ~scalding, reshes n
skin irritations Ia because it contains
six healing, antiseptic mgr edients not
found in ordinary talcums. Physicians
and nursea call ID "aHealingWond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
Rich. pLst Means Much.

Emerson said: Give me health and
q day and I Will make the pomp OF
emperors ridiculous" Right habits
Of eating do q lot toward supplying
| Hanlfh-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

UUy WIFI EICnI
SUCCESS N keeping
his skin free from
chatting. scalding,
rashes and ore
ness. which is the
cause of Sc much
r,;aaru ~ Or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
BdUy'S Sore
CElafed Skin
The Cause Of Untold Misery
Nurse Tells How to Avoid Il

Philadelphia, P -Sykes Comfort
Powder has been used on this little
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

PRINCESS THEATER FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Clara Atmbal Young, The So~I OF
RAfnelj also Larry Semn comedy.
school Days 6-1T2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

STAR THEATER TONIGHT
Serial day; comedy and Mutt anc
Jen. 6-17--
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22

like calm without high
And schooled
not the peace.
The United States alone the doubtful looks
and they having difficulty
And that probably why beings doubtful The
Everlasting
rights only be secured protected
principle
not knowing that thing possible
prevails
Presidents and pmers hope that be oyecome and often voice
tending
And ministers and secretaries little idea world
and continue
given eaudlli o,atlbns hey e
War old subject which tue well educated
centuries; peace
Wn world and OF will the
as they educated WARP?
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
To Be Sold


PORTAL-Sheriirs notice OF sale
has been posted On the property of
the King Copper Company, a few
niles from here, stating that the prop
erty will be sold on July IL to satisfy
a judgment obtained in the superior.
court at Tombstone in favor OF o. E.
Patterson. There are 50 mining
claims listed in the notice Of sale and
the amount of the judgment to date
is s20,9OS.55, besides the costs of sale
ana interest to that time
The King Copper Company has
large mill en- some of the claims and
other valuable Improvements. 1t has
never paid since it was organized and
has been in the courts number of
times as defendant for suits for debt
The sale of the property will take
place in Tombstone in front OF the
courthouse On July II, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
A Pretty Place

PEARCE - One of the prettiest
places in the county can be found in
Bonita Canyon, where Ericksons Far
away ranch is located. Approximate
ly 1900 feet above the neat OF the des-
ert, this almost unknown resort is
tucked away between two protecting
hillsides which are far enough apart
TO allow cooling breeZes TO penetrate.
Pines, frs and evergreen trees of sew
eral varieties surround the hotel ana
further up the canyon the foliage and
shade trees become thicker
Within a few hours ride by horse
back TO the top of the Chiricahua
mountains, many of the campers and
guests of the hotel visit Rustlers, Bar
foot and other parks. The top OF the
Chiricahuas affords some OF the most
picturesque scenery found in Arizona
and equals anything to be seen in Cal
ifornia. Zone park after another is
found, with plenty of streams fed by
ice cold springs. At several places
the rangers have erected lookout sta
tons on the tops of the giant pine
trees and by climbing safe stairway
to the platform several feet above the
ground one is greeted with a view
that it so magnificent it cannot be
described adequately in words. The
trip from Erickson's requires two days
il all the places of beauty are visited.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
"The Fiaureheadv

John Lynch's story. 1.-THE Figure
head" adapted. for the screen by R
Cecil Smith, and starring Eugene
O'Brien, is the featured attraction at
the Lyric theatre today
OBrien, popular hero OF many 4
romance. pSrtrays the role of a young
society man who is offered the can
didacy for mayor in his home town
and accepts for lark. Through the
influence of love, however. he deter
mines to make real fight. which is
not to the liking OF his hackers. who
have nominated him as a figure
bead through a secret deal to throw
the election to the opposing candi-
date.
Failing to influence him 10 with
draw, they plan ''frame-up" which
viii involve in SCANDAL the names of
his sweetheart and himself Then
commences a fight which has the IA
bled battle of the Kilkenny cats look
ing like a meeting of the browning
reading circle.
Over 400. persons took part. in the
production, among the supporting
cast being Anna Q. Nilsson. Ora Ca
rewe, Edwin stevens, Joseph Girard,
Frances Parks and Kate Price. Rob
ert Ellis directed.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
Last OF MOhicans"
Feature At Eagle

Early American history is graphi-
cally represented on the screen in
Maurice Tournier's new special film.
The Last of the Mohicans," which
shows at the Eagle theatre today.
The actual event repeated was the
horrible massacre of Fort William
kenry. New York, which took place
on August 10th, 1857. Strangely
enough, Tournier filmed the identical
scenes on The tenth of August, 1920,
and for time IL looked as If the cal
endar had returned to colonial DAYS,
so realistic was the big scene.
IL. was u bloody affair, but only
one gallon of glycerine blood was
spilled over the ground at the Tour
neur studio. Montcalm, the French
general, set out from Canada with
savages 'as his allies, determined to
capture the British forts. The gener-
al, Col Munro, and thousands of sol
eiers and Indians lived again in the
film scene.
This special picture. comes with an
all-lead cast. headed by such we'll
known players as Wallace Beery, Al
bert Roscoe. Joseph Singleton. Bar
bara Bedford, Lillian Hall and Henry
Woodward. with an array of player
talent that is capable OF carrying q
picture unaided.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND !
The Mans Side Of Married Life
40. A Sudden Halt

You don't mind using my mother
as a nursemaid even if you don't like
her to visit US
Dot said that to me as we stood to-
gether downstairs. Edith and George
had invited us to ride out to road
house with them and my mother-in-
law had offered to stay home and take
care of Bobbie
No effective reply came to my mind
but | was saved further embarrass-
men when the Slocums drove up.
Il hope the car is in better shape
this time" and Edith gave me a mean
ing smile as she said this.
swell, no matter what happens. I'm
going to abandon Tom to you again"
laughed Dot. ~
1t seemed to be understood that
Dot was to ride in back with George,
while / sat beside Edith, who drove.
And how she drove!
The fact that it was night and that
many other machines were hurry,ng
northward to Winchester resorts
made no difference at all to her. She
took corners recklessly, lodged in and
out of traffic, cut in front of other
cars, and permitted no one to pass
her.
Where's the fire." asked George.
THAT reminds me" replied his wife.
Keeping one hand on the wheel, she
felt in her pocket with the other, drew
out a cigaret case, and put one of the
tubes in her mouth.
Give me light, won't your
1t was the first time l had ever
seen a woman smoke in an open car,
and | suppose | looked surprised.
"Are you very much shocked?' she
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
GRATING Wainuts

RUCKER- in this vicinity
have begun the work of grating the
English walnut onto the native wal
nut that abounds in this canyon and
are making a good success. Fred
Heynie has more than 200 trees now
on which he has started gratis and
they are all doing nicely. In few
years Cochise county may be noted
for It's large crop of English waInuts.
Large orchards are now growing in
the Huachucas, Dragon and Chiraca-
hua mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
If Scientists Would Close Their Traps,
We Might Reach Norlnaicv Perhaps
.ToDAYs RHYME BY FRANCES eOARDMAM

O, Thomas Alva Edison should
ouesionnae?
Ensten Boat!
that
the
possible
Citizens
detect
asky you Query Shark
% Mortfy our
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22

whispered as she puffed contentedly
at the cigaret
Not so very
You don't object when Dot smokes
at home"
That's different"
COR in a restaurant"
That's different, too"
"Is it? Think it over"
There was a stretch of open road
ahead of us and Edith put on more
speed | watched the indicator mount
upward-i0, As. Soon we were MAX
ing so miles an hour. had not often
ridden at that speed, but not at night
with woman driving.
Isn't this too fast?" 1t was Dots
voice from the'rear seat.
"That depends on where we are go
ing" George returned evenly. If
Edith is bound for Kingdom Come, it's
just about the right speed"
But what-about the-rest of us?'
The words were fairly bumped out of
my wifes~mouth.
Wen get our pictures in the pa
per-"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in that.
Fast as we were going, man in a
darN blue uniform rode up beside us
on a motorcycle and seemed to main
tain the pace without effort.
Cur that OUT" he commanded.
What do you think you're doing?
Stop. DO you hear?"
Edith obediently slowed down and
then brought the car to a halt.
Ito Be Continued)
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Enter
prise)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
NINE APPLY FOR NEW
STAGE LINE PRIVILEGE

PHOENIX, June 21-The hearing
being conducted by the state corpor-
alton commission ON the applications
OF nine companies for certificates Of
convenience and necessity to operate
q stage line between Phoenix aud
Miami over the new Miami-Superior
highway, had not been concluded
when adjournment was taken late
this afternoon. It win be resumed
tomorrow morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
PRINCIPALS IN MUSIC
SHOW DECLARE STRIKE

) CHICAGO, June 2lSThe principals,
n f,The Sweetheart Shop" a musical
comedy playing AT the Olympic thea
ire, went on strike tonight when they
Jailed to receive their weekly salaries.
The strike took place Just before IL
was time for the curtain 10 rise and
money was refunded 10 those who had
purchased seats.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
Would Stop States
From Giving Money
For Religious Uses

W a.ilNGTON, June 2i.--A couSti-
tutional amendment under which
states and municipalities would be
prohibited from appropriating funds
To any Religious denomination. organ
ization or institution was introduced
int he house to-day. The amendment
alsp would provide that no law should
be passed respecting establishment OF
re igion and it's free exercise.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
HOME BREW pEEEATEo

MADISON, Wis, June IL Home
brew was> defeated IN the. Wisconsin
senate again today when the upper
house refused 10 concur in the as
semblv amendment restoring Cover
nor Blaine's prohibition enforcement
I'LL to its original form
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
:, Commandments ceuoht

DOUGLAS - Ramon Vasquez and
Antonio Sanchez, Mexicans, were ar
rested here Monday by DEPUTY Sheriff
Ed Leahy and this morning at 10
O'Clock will appear before United
States Commissioner Henry C. Beum-
Ter for their preliminary hearing on a
charge of passing counterfeit money
Vasquez and Sachez are alleged to
have passed several silver dollars in
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
Raid Gamblers

DOUGLAS-Monday night, Deputy
Sheriffs Ed Leahy, Jimmy o Brien
and w. p. Tharp raided the adobe
house next to the old depot building
and arrested j. r.. Evans, Billy Smith
and Harry Lear. The deputies w~.ch-'
ed the game for some time before
making themselves known. money and
cards iylIig open on the table. Tine
men were released on 500 cash bond
20 appear at O'Clock this morning
before Judge Taylor. Patrolman Der
ner, of the railroad company. assisted
the deputies in the. raid.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22
AROUND THE WORLD

There are $500 miles of railroads
in China.
Polo is said to be the oldest of all
games played with stick and ball.
The Prince of Wales got solid
gold engraved ticket for travelling
through Canada on his visit there.
Temperance laws recently passed
by uruguay are designed to make
that country totally dry in 1925.
Two hundred thousand carats in
raw diamonds came out of the Bel
gian Congo fields, in 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-22

s. ]. Johnson, who Lives four miles
north OF Benson, left for Phoenix
Tuesday with intentions of purchasing
an S0-acre farm, he is making an ex-
change OF his cattle on farm pro-
viding the place suits him Johnson
has lived in the vicinity for the past
20 years.