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Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
GERMANY TOLD J. {. APPROVES
 ALLY DEMANDS
Notes Recently Exchanged h. formally, Made Public By
 State Department

WASHINGTON, April 4. - Para phrases of the informal exchanges be tween the German and American gov ernments on separations, in which the United States holds Germany morally bound to make reparations as far as may be possible" were made public today.
 Describing the German communica- tion as an ''unequivocal expression" of the recognition of that obligation. the American reply expresses the hope that renewed negotiations, which Ger many says it plans to initiate may lead a to prompt settlement which will satisfy the just claims of the allies and permit Germany hopefully to re- new it's productive activities"
 The German communication sug- gests that the only solution of the rep arations problem is in an international loan. in favor of which the allied and associated power would waive the gen eTal mortgage on German assets creat- ed by the treaty of Versailles. Ger many says it would not be unwilling to assume the obligations of the inter est and the amortization of the foreign debts of the allied and associated pow CTS within her capacity"
 Germany says she stands ready to meet every proposal which appears feasible flor the solution of the eco homie and financial problems of Flu rOua
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
ChLIF FORNIh HI
 BY HEAVY SNOW
Imperial Valley, For First Time In History, Visited
 By Freezing Weather

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4,-Snow in the Imperial Valley of California for the first time on record, and other falls ranging to two feet deep in the mountains west-os that region; hail and snow at some points in the north ern coast states: considerable damage to fruit crops, and winds which pre- vented small shipping from entering or leaving several ports, were out standing developments today of a storm which for 24 hours has swept the Pacific coast.
 Storm warnings continued to be dis played tonight and the weather bureau while forecasting fair weather for some coast sections tomorrow, let it be known that the warnings might have to remain up then too.
 Continued cold was the outlook for the whole coast region except north ern California. the bureau said Re ports of automobile parties snowbound or delayed long periods by the snow in the southern California desert coun- try. where high temperatures are the rule. were received tonight.
 One life is known to have been lost in the storm, that Of John Zubertin swept overheard from fishing smack near San Diego Calf. last night
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
TELL VIVIAN NATION
 WILL. NEVER BE
 PARTY TO PACT
French Envoy Is Advised It Us Useless For Him To Try
 And Alter U. s. Opinion
PLAN EARLY PEACE
U. S., However, Will Take No Action That Will Help
 Germany, Decision

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Hard. ing administration intends to termi- nate the war between the United States and Germany by congressional resolution. M viviani, French envoy extraordinary, is understood to hav, been informed tonight at dinner at the home of Senator McCormick of IT, linois.
 The former premier was also inform ed, it was said. by senators present that the presage of the administration does not contemplate entrance of the United States into the League Of Ma ions.
 Those at the dinner stated M. Vivi- ami had been told frankly that it was useless to discuss the possibility of American membership in the League of Nations. Most of tho Republican members Of the senate foreign rela- tions committee and Colonel George Harvey. prospectiy ambassador al the court of St. James, were among those present.
 The French envoy, who was accom- panied by Ambassador Jusserand. was said to have been informed that sen | timent of Republican leaders was vir- tually unanimous for adoption or rne Knox separate peace resolution. sub pect only to possible amendment from its original form. early in the special session of congress NJ. Viviani was described as appearing "reconciled' to the situation.
 At the same time the senators made i it clear that the United States would take no action which could be in any way considered ''helpful'' to Germany especially in the matter of separations and fulfilling other obligations involy- ed in the peace settlement.
 In discussing the proposed peace resolution. the senators il is under stood, asserted their intentions 10 i'm troduce it immediately upon the con vening of congress and urge it's prompt adoption. However. they added that if President Harding should request a delay in the matter of vote. this un-
 doubtedly would be arranged.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
GENERAL PFRSHING SAYS U. S. HAS FAILED TO PROPERLY CARE
 FOR DISABLED WAR VETERANS

NEW YORK. April 1. General J. ]. Jershing in addressing a mass meeting tonight to arouse public sen timent for betterment of hospital con ditions for wounded soldiers. declar- ed existing organ'zai ions for the care of wounded veterans have failed in their purpose.
 The number q disabled requiring treatment is increasing. he said. and facilities for their treatment have not been provided as rapidly as needed. He criticised the public health ser vice, under which rests the responsl- biIitv for caring for the wounded vet erans. as being poorly organized.
 Combination of welfare agencies under one competent head was advo-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
OBRE FIN WILL SEND PLEDGES IF GO0D FAITH
 ID ]. ]. TODAY
New Note From Mexico to be Given America In Answer To Washington Questions SAFEGUARDS PLEDGED Fullest Rigor Of Law Will Be Applied To Offenders
 Is Promise Of Mexico

MEXICO CITY. April 4. (By the Associated Press.) - Mexico. will deliver tomorrow to the United States through Charge Summerlin a note answering the several commu- nications recently presented by the American state department relative 10 guarantees fer the lives and prop crty of foreigne-s in Mexico, accord ing to Las Noticias.
 The newspaper is informed that the note will say the Mexican govern ment is making every effort to pro- vide necessary safeguards and is punishing severely those found gull tv of committing such offenses. Spe- cial reference is made to the alleged murder Of two Americans in the Tam rico district. with the assurance hat "the fullest riGor Of the law" wir be auplied to the offenders.
 All newspapers here regard Presi- deut Obregon's statement yesterday 
 to tha foreign correspondents as a rienificant step forward in the re- -uurDfion of relations with the coun- fries of the world. Ii is said con 7ressional commission is rrepared ,o s'art study of the project prepar- od hv inc r~esident relative to guar on'ae'nr tho livee ard rroperiy oi co-o'~77r- eever . rev snaners decir 7- that ho derth ranplty should be -rr'iod to thosc who oren attempt o violsta r;~hts or forsiqn residents.
 Satisfac4ion ie also expressed at .ha ,roeider+'s rafarpnco to article 27 Of the constitution, insofar as Il relates tn n1 with the assurance hot .'ts pernlexing phases soon will he regulated.
 President Obregon's appeal Tor consideration by the peonles of the -o-ld. following his sand against radicalism. as exemp'ified by his per sonel order for the expulsion of Linn A F.. Gale. is freely commented upon by the n~wspapers as prophetic oi further activity by the chief exc 'cutive
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05

At the point of guns two Mexican bandits forced l.. R. Bailey, Bisbee postmaster, to open the pOstoffice safe at about 10 o'clock Sunday night and after leaving him bound and gagged, escaped with S4O,O00 in cur rency and several thousand dollars in postoffice funds, according to Bai- ley
 The $4O,000 in currency was in a registered package consigned to To- cal consignee. The exact amount of postoffice money missing is moi known, but it is reported to amount to several thousand dollars.
 Bailey is confined to his bed un- der the doctors orders, suffering from the shock of having remained tightly bound and gagged all night, and from the rough treatment he re- ceived at the hands of the robbers. He is not seriously injured.
 Bailey said yesterday even1ng that he made a trip 10 the Huachuca mountains Sunday with his family. and that, upon his return in the eve
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
Gerard Denies He Betrayed Irish
 Revolt Leader

BOSTON, April 4.-James ". Gerard, former ambassador to Ger many. tonight characterized as lie" rumor that he had betray- ed Sir Roger Easement, Irish peer, who was executed by the British government in 1916 on charges of treason.
 Speaking in the Boston opera house at a meeting in aid of the Irish relief fund, Gerard said:
 Some German sneaks and trai- tors have charged me with betray- ing Sir Roger Easement. want an opportunity to deny that lie. It was started in Germany"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05

cated in order to care for those phy- s'cally and mentally disabled
 The debt we owe to the unfor- tunate soldier has sunk deep into the hearts of all ratriotic citizens" said General Peashing, but only those who fought beside him and suffered with him csn fully realize, our great obligation The debt cannot be meas urcI by material standards.
 Imagine the feelings Of the ne elected soldier toward a government for which he offered his life. No government is worthy of it's name that fails in sympathy and care for mer made help'ess in fighting its batdes"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
BOROER AGENTS
 LOOK FOR GALE

LAREDO. Texas, April 4.-United States officers today were watching the border closely for possible deporta- tion from Mexico through this port of Linn A F. Gale. reported being sent out of Mexico as a 'pernicious foreign .er" Several charges are pending against Gale in this country, according to federal authorities, including draft evasion and violation of the espionage act.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
GRFFKs ADMI I
 TURK ADVANCE

CONSTANTINOPLE. April 1. -- The Greek official communication of Arril 9 admits operations on the Eski-S -Shehr front have been halted. but declares that the enemy is not pursuing. The Turkish communica ton says:
 We destroyed two divisions. talk ing thousands of prisoners"
 II is reported that the Turks have recaptured Alum Karahissar and a Greek division there.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
p9osPERITY WEEK

In an effort to establish greater na- tional prosperity. the nationwide "Get T Together" prosperity drive. promoted by the National Prosperity Bureau of New York City, has eliminated in the designation of this week as National Prosperity Week" This week will be observed in Bisbee by local merchants. who are planning on carrying out the drive here.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
GERMANS ARE HOPEFUL

BERLIN, April 4.-(By the Associ- ated Press)-The German note sent by Dr. Simons, foreign minister, discuss ing reparations and suggesting Ger many is willing to assume her debts to the allies, and reply to Secretary of State Hughes. delivered to the uer- man foreign office March 31 by the American high commissioner, Loring Dressel, was published tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
Condition Is Serious

LONDON. April 4. A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Steinaman- ger quotes two physicians as saying both lungs of former Emperor Charles are inflamed and that it is out of the question for him to travel for a fortnight
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
SMUGGLING CHARGED

MORALES. Ariz.. April 4 - D. C.
 Craig and Il. C. Dodson of Tucson. were arrested here today charged with smu juggling liquor from Mexico into the United States. The men. ac- cording to customs officials were at tempting to transport tequila across the border when they were caught
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
May Leave Today

LONDON April 1. A Reuter- dispatch from Paris says former Elm peror Charles will leave Steinaman- ger for Switzerland at 9:3O a m Tuesday The information, the dis. patch adds. is contained in Stein amanger dispatch received in Buda- pest.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
Separate Peace Talked

WASHINGTON. April 4 AL though the resolution declaring separate peace with Germany is to be reintroduced al the special ses- sion of congress. plans of Republic an leaders as they shape up after many conferences include no pro vision for hurrying the measure to a roll call.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05
naunication.
CARDINAL LEAVES Stoo,oco

BALTIMORE. Md, April 4.-The will of Cardinal Gibbons, filed today. disposes of a personal estate of about $100,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05

rCoNTTNIrEp oN 9NGF TWO
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-05

ARIZONA: Tuesday clear ing. Colder, except north cen h'al portion. Wednesday fair.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
LIBRARIES IN HEALTH
SERVICE HOSPITALS

The fact that the sundry civil ap-
preparation htll. reported Is the House
IF Representatives. appropria;es $780,
coo for the purchase of library books.
magazines. and papers for beneheiar-
les of war risk Insurance Will lie Nel-
come news 70 military patients ii
Public Health Service hospitals. Tie
American Library Association. which
san administers the Libraries IN the
Larger hospitals, is embarrassed fnan-
cjally aud has TO be assisted BY other
ORGANIZATIONS The Public Health
service has no appropriation which ii
could use for the purpose, The new
appropriation saves the situation. but.
unless i is made available immedi-
ately instead of no; until July |, as
i Customary, reading matter viii nee
essarlfy he Al a premium in all hos
pltasS caring for soldier patients.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
PRS. VI. ii. thurel.

Fire: Methodist Episcopal Church
state Circle. offers the following sorv-
ice5 tomorrow, 10 which the public is
r:isallv i1vited. 10 a m. Bible
School with Adal. ciasses; II a, M.
hlrtn Niirsar., Al the same hour
he & galar Sunday mornine service
@in ie rcnduetei y the Standard
US rssla With special serlnaa by the
tsas or. REV II W. Rurgan, The
Mold Chalicnge TO Yonng People \
spo isl Instrumental and vo2al music
sill farsasaed s. tie young peo-
PIE Of tile church
81 7l5 j. N The Epworth Leagne
Br:gAt Hon. VIII he held. with preach
ing ~ the pastor, Ell : ~ m. We'd
hos lay, 3 y. M Chnrca Training
school over 10 persaas attended
ne Church Training schaol last We'd
ils#stli.y night il spite Of The nciement
weather
First churca is making Wednesday
a.sht Church Night Tor The Whole
Fafallg Fhe public IS cordially in
v;ted to all Tho services, tomorrow
nd NedEestia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
DO YOUR PART TO
STOP CAR. THIEvERY

The Dyer Law mas now been in eff
feet for about six months. Ii was
passed Iy Congress to discourage in
terstate traffic in stolen cars. Il Isl
not q perfect measure. bat ii IS q step
in the right direction.
TIE measare provides penalty oi
$4,000 or Imprisonment tor rot more
than five years, or both, for bringing
4 cal, unlawfally acquired, from one
.aie into anotkaT, or fer exporting
Il.
On The Whole the laS. has proTed
effeet i've in curling err thieves. bur
the effectiveness OF any statute do
lpends Upon the interpretation which
each Judge charged with its enforce
u,ent Pieces upon II. No mater wlas
the maximum penalt., the judges
state OF mind does not alter his point
Of view. II he considers the car
thieves brought before him as merely
.cv-riders. RI is likely to deal out
penalties in spGar coated form Taaor
the new law there have been cases
where a fine Of as low as $3.50 has
heen imposed for Interstate traffic in
stolen cars. even Wfers tie culprits
have admitted their guilt
II Is up to us. who had 10000 Of
orr cars stolen last year, to see that
the Dyer law is not made impotent be-
cause Of tho i;idifferen. attitude the
judges in certain communities take
with regard to the theft OF cars. s
Y,e raise enough Of a hue and crr over
every miscarriage of Justice toward
,ho interstate stolen car traffic We
can keep the teeth of this law sharp
In Motor for February.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
or MARYLAND
ORDER No. oi5s.

In tbs Mafter of tlc Petition ~ lie Wash
ingtnn, baltimore aud Annalel;s 'ilct
trio Railroad Company. to r.atpf Int.
All Operating Agreaneut Niili The
Maryland Electric Railways Company
for the i'se Of the Tracks ~ the WASH i
ington. baltimore and ARnapolis Eslee
tric Railtoad Company. Froia Point
NJ OF Near Shtpey Station Into l,lIti.
more City. Including Terminal Fatili
ties: To Purchase From the Maryland
Electric Railways Company All I'll
Shares Of the Annapolis Short LII
Railroad Company. Forn"rly Known ~
Annapolis and Ghesaieske Rasiroa,I com
pany. aud TO Acquire from the I.as,
Mentioned Company All Short Line
Property South Of Shipiey. aud All tho
Cars and Hnlling Stock Used on thu
Short Line Property AMI u Guarantee
One Million Dollars ISL 100 tasl00) Face
Value Of ~ Forty Year Gold Bonds of
the Baltimore and Annapolis Short Line
Railroad Company, IN Issue OF $7:.3
0tt000 Face Value Fifteen Iear sinking
Fund Seven Per Cent Ponds 81 nj
Annapolis Short Line Railroad Com
nany,. and $2f0,0O0.O0 Face Value OF car
Trust obligations
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
SEWAGE DISPOSAL IN
COUNTRY SECTIONS

A system by which an isolated
dwelling COR small group cT bull
ingsl having running water may dis
pose OF sewage safely and at small
cost ii recommended by he Z 8. PUB
lie Health Service in one ol its recent
weekly rcports
The chief feature d me system,
which las been il successful opera
ton III New Hampshira for sumner
cottages and hotels for ten years, is a
rectangular septic tank Of concrete,
with a minimum capacity Of 81 feet.
This will serve 20 people; tour cubic
feet additional should lie provided fer
each additional person
Tire tank should DC buried under Il
70 is inches or earth. es near as prac-
ticaale TO the house. with which Il
should be connected with piping. Tila
.ef1laeni from this tank which contain
organic mater that might be ohjec-
iianaDle and even dangerous, IS corr
laGnly best disposed OF BY some SOFT
os spDslrfacc irrigation whose exact
form will necessarily be governed BY
the nature OF the soil Full details
are given i'll the report
Before installing such system
Fo9eyer. ,the State Health authorities
should Is consulted. especially in the
limestone sections Of tie country
Wire care j. necessary to prevent the
contamination OF springs and othcI
UNDERGROUND waters.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
OFFICIALS or ARMY
AND NAVY CONFER
ON ATHLETICS TODAY
sC@aslaaea rsoa. s.ase ID


firm basis l. Is in ils Ln1aacg q; lac
Naval .Acadeuly The Riddles teak e
only ia the LIS Two years, IL t:aai
ssiort iisse. haNe ag iaey have aiaea
great strides in giae sport aad nave
+ 4 taus fa- sgrerel defeat otner
institutions hate Supported teams for
several sears. Among these are Ina-
veysisy OF Psat sylYaaia. p9nasslsa;laa
state College aud Carnegie Teeaaieal
Institute. of Pi;tstHTga The lnitaaels
of the la,;er institution are Inc bid
dies opponent sr too.'s
Rear sdgairsl Scales supesiatena-
ont, gas. d lsBsi.eon this afternoon
honor Of General lsearcc. Others az
table we're; Captain Ma; Z Cla-
seglns. Coms.andalt af aiilshipMe n
Commander IIoNard Lieut. COM
lnander Richardson. and omlaanuer
John s. Abbott Allie u The Supe rim
tendeni
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
or MARYL,Nn
oRpER So. aLas.

In The Matter If tile Fetiiinl If the An
napolis Short Line Railroad company
Formerly annapolis ani tltssl,Mk's
Railroad Company 70 Obtain III, F'.l
mission ard Approval IF the Pnbii,
service Commits sisli IF Msrvlalfi for Y
Ia Mcguire ti,e Property and lsFanehiS
az Certain Property Belonging ~ tli,'
Marx flryl Electric Railways GomPaitN.
BEING That Portion Of WlHlt Is known
as the Short I.i!m Property south 81
Shiplcy's station. Between Peiiit ~ ~
Near Shipley's station AMI the city 81
Annapolis, Together With the Fran
chises Rolling Stock, l.tc. the Amen,
incnt of the Charter ~ the taniFany fhp
Increase II lis t'aRiaal Stock IRONS
Seven Thousand Dollars Ia ona Million
Dollars: The Gnaranty or Assumption hy
Said Company Of One Million Face Value
baltimore and Annapolis Short Line
Railroa,l Company First Mortgage y,
Forty Years Gold Bonds: .iir Issue Of
$50, 0n0e0 Face Value ~ II Year Sink
ing Fund Seven Per Cent bends; the
Assumption or Issn ~ $40 tk0n Face
yalna Of Car Trusts: the Conveyance t9
the Washington. baltimore and Annapn-
lis Electric Railroad Coiap@ug of All
the Property and Assets ~ the Said An
nar0lis Short Line Railroad Company III
Consideration Of Said Last Mentioned
Gompany Guaranteeing tie Securities
Hereinhefnre Mentioned, Both Principal
and Interest
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
college Ave. Baptist Church

Rev I9r Ism s sowers. Pastor
At tie College Avenue Baptist
Church. Rev Jno. s Sewers, pastor.
the services On Sanday viii be IS fol-
70 i Ba,le scaaol II II Hall,
superintendent
II a m Morning worship. Sub
icct Not Far From the Kingdom
i p ~ airing Anoiaer's Pdr-
dsnir The pastor will preach both
corning and evening
j. ii n B. Y p Union.
d 81 b. Il r Union. Memory
qusl 81 - Bible readings n psalms
Wttlne s lay. s p. N. The church
s,adg hoar Classes for every age.
Br. sewers extends cordial invita-
Ton Ia al 10 worship Al theschurch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
BEFORE TIE III HLIc SERVICE COM.
MISSION OF MARYLAND.
CASE 40. 1859

The above mentioned pe1itiol hlving
been received and filed, II i tais ninth nay
~ Fehfnarv. I92i bN III. ftuhir Scrs i.se
Commission Of Maryland
ORDERED. That The Same ht anl i IS
hereby. 81: for lieaslag IT ti atitte vi The
Commission Baltimore. Mars ,;iua on
Wednesday February 10Th. ii2l ri TO-.
o'cloek, A. NJ,
PROVIDED: Tie aprl, ant cause i
cory Of this Order 70 hr puhlislml II
four newspapers published Ia BatI-
more, Mary iana. ana Ia one daily news
naper published In Anne Arundel cnnntys
Maryland. at least three times Ia go, i
ptpcr befofs the fifteenth day Of Fc'rittrS.
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