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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
CLEAN BOUTS PREDICTED
!. FOR SECOND CARNIVAL
Mctropoulos and Gardner Both Arc
~ Fast, Aggressive Men, AMI
Should Bc Lively.
SMITH TO MEET ITALIAN
Richmond Grapplcr Encounters
jack MORO, of Maine, in Prclim-
mary Which VIII BE Onc-Fall
Afair-Arranrin" Other Boats.

"rinky' Gardner wrestling fayoritc
IN Richmond; Charles MctropouloS Il
Greek; 'Icko" Smith. Il local crap
pier. and Jack Moro of Maine. are
ready to give Richmond its second
outdoor wrestling carnival OF the
year tonight in the Broadway Ath-
lctic Arena The Sctto between Smith
and Moro Will BE- the preliminary 10
the main bout, ANA II is TO start at
$50. II Will 80 onl! one ;all. Gard.
ner and Mctropoulos are to wrcstlc
to Il finish.
, The initial open air carnival OF The
year Was held last Tuesday night.
ana while tho weather was not as
warm as it might have b"cp. = large
crowd saw the iirest struggle. Metro
pouios and Gene WcstvEGard were
the contestants in the main match,
and the Greek won. II WAS This vic
tory tina; brought the Greet and
Gardner here tonight for u match
To Bring MidLIcMcirht> Here.
Those in charge OF the arena have
announced that only the bes; middle
weight srapp,ors wi!l hc brouSh; to
Richmond this spring and summer.
il is the plan OF tho promoters to put
ON At least ono mattel each week.
Monday night has been selected for
tito present, ana the promoters al
ttady are making ARRANGEMENTS to
lravc two fast men appear here next
week
Las, weeks match croated consid-
erahlc talk among the wrestling on
ihusiastS of THIS city. many OF whom
declare that II was one of the clean
est ever staged here Both Wcst.-
gard ana Mctropoulos arc fast. gc-
crcssivo men but at no time did they
allow this aEgr.SSivcucss TO spoil
their work by res"r;imS to any rough
tactics.
Gardner l. Clean GrnppIrr.
'-'"rinky" Gardner. like MctropouIus.
Is clean. gvIGn. e.. %
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90, ,.Nf
'l"i states ana cities OF the country
impose no such tax and il is believed
mn, !, 4. ,,r-oly ha,..,nso ..,,o,,i,n
HIS never hcei' c''i"d seriously an"
in a timely and appropriate manner
to tho subicrt tbot ,b, city of pich
~, 49,, ~
den To the literally innumcrablc
Others which us professional men
,.,rr,.
'"'
is CHARGED on "rccripts' tax on his
.,i, .,,,. NV,
~ w ''"'"
not every one IN me city, having an
or vocation which Yields n
rcv,run ,lso any ;, .r.,oir,." ,,x,
''' 90
h't rt'I' NOT SDS''ouS' reason can
b" given for the difference"
Chicago evidently doesn't think
tina, there is or should he any ar
fcrcnrc in ,,x,,i,r or nroc;.o,y ,b.
same taN SUBJECTS. Note IN" Hollow
ing from the New York Times OF the
lith. inst:
WIN, o,,crs r,,nL
...,v.ry r.,n ~, -, r,,,
engaged i'm a gainful vacation nro
fcSSioual or business would he re-
quircd 10 take out a city LICENSE TO
work and pay the city a fee, under
plans of meeting the city deficit
which have been worked Out At tn"
city Hall. Estimates accompanying
N. program are that a minimum OF
Sla,ouO,oOn. more than enough TO
make up the city'S deficit in rcvc-
nue. can b" raised from the wOrki,iS
Poop" OF IN city by the licensing
h!onnoh,
Dr; Gottiricd kochler. chairman Of
'n' 'i'N it'NtlHt commission, To-Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
HARVARD AND COUNTRY
CLUB PLAY TENNIS TODAY

Local followers OF tennis will have
IN opportunity 20 witness AN inter-
.ostiuE tournament this afternoon
when teams representing the coun-
Try club OF Virginia ana Harvard
University meet ON the courts of the
local club at , o'clock.
This will be the second time this
year that the Country club rackc-
tors have competed with university
teams. Earlier in the spring. Vale
defeated tho Country club in every
match but one. THIS overwhelming
defeat is attributed To the fact that
'"d weather mad prevented practice
ia this city. while the Yale players
HAD u9on in constant training.
The following will represent Har-
ward Bradley. fcnno, Duane. Ro-
maine. friedman. DcTurcnnc and
Manager jackson. The representa-
tivcs OF the Country Club Will be
chosen from: Buford. Fleming,
Bic!tl.. Coke. Rice, Kingston, LAT
fcrtN and Pollard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories

WE buy old tircs- We retreat and
par Old tiros. We sell NiIler No.
boil Tyre and Rubber Company. s6s
North Bclvidcrc. s''
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POWHATAN DROPS GAME
TO RAY RYAN'S COLTS

BLtEFIELD. w VA. April IL
TN" colts overwhelmed roWhatan i'm
a "u"-Sidcd game h"r" today by the
SCor" OF !" to ]. Ryan's men dis
Thorn this season.
III, prospective w.arerS Of Rich
moud uniforms CuuCluSiVcly nroVcd
That RAY Ryan has gathered together
q lard-hlttinS outfit. Ia today'S
zane they knocked the offerings of
Wright. tn" POwhatan hurlcr. to an
parts OF the diamond.
Baker. shortstOp for Richmond last
year. played sensational ball his
fielding WAS nawicSs. while he hit
safely thrr" times
smith aud licHtwolc pitched for the
v!ctors with Green doing TIA. re-
cciNine Wright aui lIcunc ger formed
tn" i'owhatan battery. Abbot was
loaned 10 IoWhatGu He played see
.OuI.
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Personals

VERY attractive cOTsets and Eird!rS for
the d"bu;antc. Come ia aud Inspect
them. Tho Cnrs"i Shop. az Sorth
Fifih Street. Mrs. \. !. rylH. proprietor.
WANFEp-Data OF the L.. Fever family
OF GooChiaud and I'owhatan Counties
List uf children 81 Isaac IT, Fever. who
died in lThS. Had son. Isaac and
daughter. Magdaienc. Address Box !.
1872. TIA. Dispatch.
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COLTS PLAY TWO-GAME
SERIES WITH DANvlLLE

pANNll.LE. W.. April l7.-Ray
Nyau md his Richmond Colts are
game series with The local Piedmont
League team. The Gamcs will be
called on Monday and Tuesday az 3:3U
o'clock Herbert Murphy will put
u 500 tn" >pUthpaw for the locals.
with l'vlI 'ak formerly Of Norfolk
put nov with tho locals as catcher.
M"Tphy las given tn" pink slip ~
hN". recruits who reported aS tryOutS
at the beg inning 90 the season
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WAL TEN JOHNSON DOWNS
ATHLETICS IN CLOSE CAME
Keeps Ten Hits Well Scattered.
Witt Triples Iwicc-SiN
Losers Fam

WASH NGroN. APRIL Walter
Johnson was highly effective in the
pinchcS today. and Washington took
The first game OF the series from the
Athletics. 10 /.
'Iln SrnrN.
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0ITs'Tt'iT. u
richmond, Va. April IL. 1921.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


iill.i.S--Dicd al; her home. III West
Leigh Street. Saturday morning at 2:20
O'Clock. Marietta l.. Chil-s. after IA long
anu pa!nfu! Illness. which shu bore with
Christian iurtiiudc.
Whnt viii ii matter then.
nat IS or might have been?
w hen the gates unfold and enter In.
what VIII II matter then?
Col knows the way. Iin holds the key.
Tie guides us with uncrrinS hand.
som" Time with tearlcsa eyes we'll SEQ;
Yes. there. up there. Wen understan nd.
Fnncra! "a; i. ". Tuesday. First Baptist
thuth.
YOU save money when you buy and sell
thrOugh theas column
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Misunderstanding

\ LADY wanted o; refinement ard e1-
p"ri.nCc tn tax" charge O.: nom. and
-FOUR ChilifIL ages TO years. None
ing. !ndusir!nun hADlts. Chr.Et!an char
Hrtcr and aItC mInascin' need apuly.
Il. I. limhard. Jr. Fayottnville. ". ".
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kSTpN:. VA. Npril II The
Blackstone Military Acadcmy defeat
yesterday in Surppy exhibition by
score % 3 10 !, the gam. h-iuE Only
eight innings. Gu" To rain Tho hit
ting oi rlckctr and tn. pitching Of
Thorn" featured for The cadets, while
the hitting OF Anc"ll s,ud the pitch
INK of Robinson was host for tho
Richmond team. Tho locals play Chat
ham here Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

" Fort Worth: Fort Worth. 10.
Shire vepurt. s.
;, At san antonio: san Antonio. 4.
Beaumont. ,.
At galveston: Galveston. II: nous
ton. =
Dallas. :"
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Help Wantcd-Aiaie

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wanted. architectural superintendent
and craftsman. stat. age. experience,
give references and salary expected in
application. Address i. y. Bo1 ia;
lynchburg, Va.
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CARL MAYS SHUTS OUT
RED SOX BY 4-TO-O SCORE

NEW YORK, April l1.-Carl MAYS.
repeating his wonderful pitching at
I'll" opening day Of the season. held
Boston TO four hits today. New York
winning. to u.
TN, s,prr-
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SPORTS
BOSTON KNOCKS DODCER
HURLERS FROM MOUND
Takes -Four Out of Fivc-Gnnc
Scrics-Alt Other Games
poStu0uCJ

RROoKl.rN. April I7.--Bostonm made
II four out of five with the Brooklyn
champions today, opening the season
at Ebhcts Fled with a i-to-2 victory.
Both Pfcfcr. Of Brooklyn. and Ocsch-
ger, of BOSTON. were Knocked out OF
the box.
The score:
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Boston ..... 600 GOO 600
New York 49,. loo ool o2N-i
summary: Two-hasc hits-pcckin-
paugh. pipp. Ward. Three has" hits
-McuScl. Sacrifices -leck inpauEn,
Ward. Left ON bases New York, 4;
Boston. : Base on hallS-oT Jones,
l. off NAYS. 3. EIits--off Jones. in
innings. 81! Myers, = in INNING.
Struck out hv Mays. ;: ny Jones. l.
Wild pitCh-MayS Losing pitcher
Jones Empires Dinccn. Nallin and
Wilson Time Of game. 80.
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IiroOkl! ~.
Totals ..........3 20 > - IL
'Eattcd for Sh"chau in ninth.

'Eattcd for Sh"cham in ninth
Score by innings: X
Eostou .......... 1i0Oll oo0--i
Rroolllyn ......ON O 0ol OLE
Summary: Two-haSc hite Eocckcl.
,;rinith on, Kruger. Sacrifice hits
Harbarc. Nicholson. Eases on balls
If pfcner. :" OF ocSchG"r. >: off Fill
linGim. |: off McQuillan, >. Struck
nut-by Pfcncr. .: by Mitchell. J; by
OcSchgcr. l. iiitS-on Ocschccr. {
In ! innings, non" out in eighth: OF
Filiingim, none IN no inning. none out
III eighth: of Mcouiliau, non" in I'VE"
innings. of Ff"ncr. in . % In
uirrS: Oft Mitchell = in > 3 innings
Double p,ayS-Eoeck"l and Holl". .:
Mcouilian. Ncili and Hoik": rfcffcr.
Olson and NOn"tchy: Myers Wheat.
Shochan ana kcnctchy. Left on
2:ol. Empires Hart and Mccormick
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ADVERTISING,

lNDENED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
THE sis i% t1ddysr II ordered for
saition OF TIE EvE&Sff&S:G II hrs ;ns Tsni
and evening service in Iii instance, VII +
i i,,. ;. s; ,!,, OF THE Su%DAY FINES n
iCii' which IS priced separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad. Rites.
e'sc word daily minimum roc Sc, soI,J
&c word tally. minimum SOC. agate "rns
&c word sunday. minimum a6c sct solid
~ a ""Tl Suacay minimum soc. agate ca 81,
consecutive Insertions pric. OF 81,
Consecutive insertions p-ice OF 81
IL Point Type
Adj rh S,s sasFHs' iypg G,r",cd II tho Want
srac: ia which S'n nSn an typs shs r MAJ ss
SET Is one inch The rate ioE this !arSs
word sunday rhs s nniiy s anh tents
auctions wi!l apply as for regular want
These rates apply only 20 advertisements
n ,.rSig.,S III, IN R!cnmond and suburban
day. 10 cents an agate linc count 6
words 10 ;hH l!ne>. Cash must accom-
Longer Term Rates for business Advcr-
,isers on Rcqucs;
~ ~ ~. ana 10 r NJ each ~ wses-aay and
hS1toA IN the next EDITION.
Any Of These nRA%cM wANr AID
WANT AID:
WEST OF FIRST STREET.
a. WoIL>SiErFER.
LGKToS.s DRUG s1TSoShiE.
siIiRKEY:s r Fix SirSS'
bLANK,s hoULEyARp PHARMACY.
,; s,9G wss, ,I n,1a! s Ssrssi
TUE iMsA%DLs rnAKMAcY.
d e KERN.
GROVE A l!t9SErr H hifAWMAcy
II i. l. l''' Hoo nEfaH'
HERMITAGE nKUG GGMrANY.
r LII TsT bk i5G"e sr SHE'S;
WEST ESD coSEEcTioNERY.
1901 A, w s. J Hf1a street
S?' Yves, Maia street
r'S ast E sru,G Fac r"AA ,9ss;.
81 y "eSi X = :, n s,rsc;.
So li!a % &vf misoS''
TARRAHT DKrG COMPANY.
COHEN co. DErARrME%T STORE.
II East Broad Street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
sCHER'S.
nt:SG.!rEs$S '' EuH HS.rf E'see Co.
32S North fifth Street.
80 North Fourth Street.
kiiS o LON r,iANMA.
'"' EAT srIi Ysi;@n street
h H!?.H fpa ~ h' Gifri siIss!7'
- Mort. firh;ccnth Street.
Wii.i:lA;iS' PHARMACY.
NeT Ti-Iy Ti; as' E IG,GnNi Syre"''
Twenty nrsi and Main Streets.
FAlRMouNT PHARMACY.
EAroN's PHARMACY.
Twenty-sixh ;nl Ecnahle streets.
2sn0 East Broad street.
lioRD'S DRUG STORE.
29oc g Street.
$50: Eas, Marshall Street.
JOHN Z. KrESTER.
:i5 Louisiana Street.
j. h. VAUGHAN,
''G' "'iii ,s nsan$ A sy3
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASliiNGToN \ EARLY.
l.. j. PARRISH.
wAsIiINGroN & EARLY.
:j!6 HUI Street.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON heights CONFECTIONERY.
6i5 North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park
". *. VAUGHAN
Fourth Avenue And STUART Street.
ROLAND PARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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\ UShtaEton.
F'N'tIs"s =
Score ~ innings

Philadelphia " rO0 600 0Ol-i
Washington ...@Ol Un0 OoN--3
Summary: Two-baSc hit-EiCc.
Throc-basG hits Witt C2D. Dykes.
Stolen haScS-HarriS Sacrifices
Lewis. Rice. Double plays-ShaukS
to Harris 10 Judge: Moore to Gallo
way: Dykes TO BRAZIL. puEan to
Dykes Ia BRAZIL. Left on bases
Philadelphia 10: Washington. i Base
on ballS-on Moore. {: Johnson, !.
tiitS-om Naylor in / inning; Moore,
in innings. Struck out-py john
son. g. Moore. |. Wild nitch-l"hn-
son. Losing pitchcr-Naylor. TIM
pircS. Connolly and Moriarty. Time.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
BuStnn. 1: .froOkIyn, =.
1T. iouis-tiurinnati trainJ.
Pittsburch-t hiraSn truld Scntiicrb.
Only three games hrhcduIcd.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York. &; Hoston. %.
Washington, ., Philadelphia. 1.
thtraco-St. Louis (c0id wcnther).
cleveland Detroit tpost - e |;
.nOwb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

Southern Association Results.
Mobile. 3: chat;anooEa, -.
i:irmincha m Nashville postponed.
old weather..
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
RrooklYu at Philndclplin.
New York :u ItUStOn
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ChicneO at 81. LOUIS.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

residence. NJ oakweeG Avsnue. Sa,ur-
IIs sy,, Apri u, r. a, yis A. ~ Go1ne'a
No'sS y, Survived Md by thru 5nl enitdren O.
ieaRS:" also her T aisSs, Mrs. MTs i'S Mar r.
tn and enc sister. Mrs. J. Z. Kauicit.
pa a s.ss HFoi fsnsra " aaday = A %f Is
lntcrmcnt at oakw"oI.
NE srI N az hons Hcafn inGster
wife Of ,h$ Rev + J. &S' ''ss sunday sunday
Ice from Second Branch baptist church.
Tuesday afternoon. April -, at o'clock.
Petersburg papers pleas. COPY.
daughter. Mrs. r. l.. Lindsey. in rhiia-
dGirhia. Eimira +, Payne. liesid.s Mrs.
II. r Coving,om., OF Kichm"nd. and
,nFeS sons. j. ) i'ayne. Of kichmonh;
Of Detroit: also eleven grandchiidrcn and
n Mn! Ersa',.sIanichild,yn ssr,yiIi: 4,
Relatives aud friends invited TO attend.
rERDuE- at the residence OF her
Avenue. Carrie Snyder rcrdu". in her
59th year. She leaves TO mourn their
Z. &. Ritter oi Memphis. Tenn. one
daughter, Margaret s. TWO sons. Her
ssr, En nnH IN r T. r anf one rfa rana
from her late residence Tuesday after
seS and qsipi rsSS4s
rALENTISE- Died Il, her residence. 2l1
South Lombardy Street. sunday. hpri
Il. at 3:I y. NJ. after lingering
illness Mrs. Blanche Gortrudg Nai'n-
tine. aged g. beloved wife Of W. O.
Valentine She ia survived by her hus-
H N,nns four dSpsh'Cr" Mr. !; hd%;Hh
William Sims. Of Baltimore: Mrs stan
ley y. Carter: three sons. W. r.. James
l.. and George Edward Valentine. eight
cen Erandchildrcn and SIX great grand
children. Funeral from Holy Comforter
church. grove Avenue and Rowland
street. Tuesday at u. NJ lntcrm"nt
Etv"rN!cw Cemetery. baltimore papers
pleas" copy
WILKINSON Died. 2.ai ~ NJ. sunday.
April -. in the I7th year OF his age.
James prcstuI Wilkinson. SON OF tn"
lat" 'ap,lin James y. and Julia Iiurks
WI.tsiuHna. lntcrmcnt "a iynchourg.
VA. ,ndny. April Is. Norfolk paper.
pl"hz" copy.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

HANCOcK-Thc funeral OF Mrs. Robert
Kircs Hancock will take place from
the home OF her sister, Mrs. l.. 4. Stan
ard. 2pI Grove Avenue, This (MondayD
afternoon n 4 ocluck
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Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS completed In -
hourn We equipped to dye Har.
inents hack In twcn;y-iour hours. This
IA spccial branch OF or business and
10 nl~hyp given prompt attention.
MIltsu-'s 507 North Seventh Street.
PIACP-Edwin Phaup funeral director
and oinba liner sos East Main Street
Aa!iAn:. iS.. ia M .lul .ss3
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Special Notices

ENTRIES wanted FOR automobile races,
to bc held "a Einston. y. c. May TO-
fl.50V IN cash p-Izcs on"rc,. Write OF
wire Moore Moore kinston. \. Z.
FOR RENT, upright piano. CaN Madison
ILL.,. Mrs. Davis
NOTICE.
Mr.. Walter e. Socll. GrctnI. Va. has
been elected to succeed MI ogE as Score
Treasurer. Virginia Tobacco Growers
Assoc!a ton. Please forward reports AT
once.
THE ROSEWEI.L Couval,sCcnt Home liz
open ~ guests. tonyairsruni. nervous
and resi- cure cases, in"LIii- and elderly
people. Those desiring To =Gsak 10 Mlss
Hi,linmE ia regard To this nome vii
please call boulevard Eib ;hc mum.
t"r Ia the telephone directory Is an
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Relieves should Bc No Tnx.

The sum and substance OF my con-
tcntion is that there should be no
license tax upon profess
SionaI men and the council should he
big enough and broad enough to cut
down the tree nj it's roots and rccog-
people OF the city by tho licensing
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-02
No I.hndinn Place

TOMBSTONE-Owing to the fact that there is no suitable landing field in Tombstone or reasonably cdlose by, The Tucson Aviation Company will not be able to bring it's passenger plane here during tue big celebration on July ,, and ,, according tO John B. Wright, one of the officers of the company, who was here today Wright conferred with W. T. Boyd, general manager of the celebration, and after viewing several possible fields, includ- ing the baseball grounds anc rifle range, he decided that the runway was not long enough to allow for safe landing and takeoff at this high 1ltl- tudc with passenger ship A tc I not less than l,500 feet loug will he required. Wright says, and unless such a field can be located the plane will not be able to como here for the cclc bTation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-02
POINT OF VIEW

URE satisfaction than there ought to be the knowledge that This suggested by of condiio n Britain little to that area Britain Certainly figures from working part tme This of applied population millions which about four times oure stimated British  with British is trade
 
  
 
  is coals to a Every
  in the ma to tue lack of for  plight that probably favored of the gods
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-02
Four MeXicans Are
 Bound Over To U.
 Court By Allison

Four MeXicans. arrested on the night .of May 27, near the Warren ranch. on tue Naco road. and cbarG cd with importing aud transporting liquor. were bound over yesterday for trial in tue federal court after being arraigncd before l.. $. Commissioner Allison. The four gave the names of JuliaE Arvisu, Rafael Sonqui, Manuel Valencia and Jose EsCalante. They waived preliminary hearing. A fifth Mexican, Paz Acuna. who was. driving the Ford car in which the men were arrested. was released. Nile said that he picked the other Tour up on the road aud gave them d ride, and dis claimed any knowledge of their hay ing mcscal in their possession The five were arrested by Deputy Shcriffs Dukes, Kenney aud La More. who said they tound eisht CallonU of nescal in he Ford
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-02
Mexican Who Shot
 Mine Manager Must
 Serve Prison Term

In November last George J. Moore. a superintendent in one of the Can anea mines, found occasion to criti. else work of one of his mine foremen named Manuel Sainz. Sainz followed Moore from the mine and oyertaking him on the trail shot him twice, one bullet in the right lung. the other in the right thigh.
 Moore fell from his horse and took to the brush, getting under conceal ment and eluding Sainz, who entered the brush to complete his murderuus designs.
 The wounded man made his way 10 Cananea where he was in the hospital several weeks. Sainz was apprehend- ed and subjected to trial. resulting in conviction and sentence to two years imprisonment
 The case was appealed to the SUI preme court of the state of Sonora. which rendered a decision Monday af- firming the sentence of the district court at Cananca. where the trial was held.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-02
TRAINING CAMP REGULATIONS
 ANNOUNCED
Men, Boys Offered Chance Of Months Vacation At
 Travis Or Ft. Logan

Information concerning the two cit izens' military training camps, that will be held in the Eighth Corps area this summer, has been received by Earl Solmes, secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. and Postmaster Hicks. One of these camps will be held at Camp Travis, Texas, July Is 10 August 14, and the other at Fort Logan, Colo. August to 30. Both places are ideal, for a months vacation.
 Uncle Sam will pay transportation to and from the camp. and will furnish all necessary uniform clothing, fcod. shelter, medical attention, arms, ann intuition and equipment. Hicks has application blanks for those who wish to make application.
 3o-Day Training Period
 The period of training is to be 30 days. The objects of the camps are to train young men of a high type from all sections of the country on a basis of equality and under the most favorable conditions of splendid out door life by men of the highest army training. Patriotism and Americanism will be instilled in all who take advan- tage of the offer.
 Besides the military training afford ed, expert physical training will also be part of the course and the best ath- letic trainers in the country will train the young men at the camps.
 There will be three courses of in- struction, including the red, white and blue course.
 The red course provides basic train ing, and the white course continues the studies of those wishing to be- come non-commissioned officers of the organized reserves. The blue course will train men to become re serve officers The Eighth Army Corps division includes Colorado, Ok lahoma, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. and the course furnished at the training camps will develop men for this corps.
 Two Camps Open
 For the young men of the states named there will be two camps open this summer, one at Camp Travis, at San Antonio. Tex, which opens July 15, and the other at Ft. Logan, Den yer, Colo, which opens August ]. Both camps will be under the personal direction and supervision of the off cers of the Eighth Army Corps.
 For young men seeking physical ad- vantages and the best disciplinary course that can be obtained anywhere in anything like a 3O-day period, the courses offered by the Eighth Army Corps cannot be equailed anywhere.
 The training camps will be open to all men between the ages of 16 and 35 years of age who are physically fit to take advantage of them.