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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-20
DE ALE zILEI


Arta arM preterintd pcntrW
btondine. Toote 0periie de artd ale
mariior pictori din ceacurile tre-
cute reprezintd o btondind CT ochiiii
albastri 81 ca pdruy opriu, idealul
Ior find perfcctiuaca desdrirsitd
a nani tip blond.
Pima acnm citero dcceniiii IN
Stofeie Unite, cass IN Englitera 81
statele seaadinace predomina tipul
blond, astd,i insd. tipul blond a
iaceput sc dispard, mai cu seond
in serul femsnin. MfluruI emf
gradiilor din tdrik de sud 81 a e.
rreilor carl IN mcyoiltaie suat o.
chesi, orr n'care iord s'or fl nus
cnt, a contribuit IN mare n,dsurd
la aceastd schimbaye, care ingrtjje-
ste pc odoratOyii tipuriIor blonde.
4Accasta sc =ice, datoritd faptu!ui
ca bruAetele sunt maj ritale. mai
eaergice, mai atrdgdtoarc 81 mai
imprcsionabile, reusiad Sc predomi-
ncse peste cele blonde. creiMu-le
0 positiane IN defaroarea lor. bur
ldcia. 81 deci, stingerea tipului
blond.
Zitele trccute, secretQrul oficiu-
|tui ofiterulu; stdrei ciriie. d. Ziyel-
man, care a inregistrat tipurIe
carr az scos Hcentd de cdsdforie, a
declarat ca dintre 173 de aplicante
dela I pima la 12 Ian., 1876 an fost
brunette, cinci chdtene 81 restul
blonde. D-sa sice ca s'a decis SO
tacd ace1stG cOnstdtare din causd
ca 81 anul trecut a fost imprcsiona,
de marele nun,dr de brunette car
az scOs Hcentd de s;snunie.
DE alffeL aceastd dispr0portie co
lOsaM Sc poatc rede0 81 IN difcr
fcIc magazine, upde att printrt
fetcle carr serresc cit 81 clienteli
predomtneazd tipM brunei.
Dacd M "a interreni renctie
cccace fOarte improbable, pestt
citera decent, tipurIe blonde s.
d,c, cor dereni rGritate, cG@ (,
Italia. undc artistW italieni ou imol
t1t'sdt-o tocmai Cd era raritate
CIRIBTS.
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t|l|iOIlnl eeSte dar toluSi
Trflla sal piI1leasca

NEW YORK, 20 Ian. = Milo
nul lui Garland creste GU pro-
centele carl Sc capitalizeaza, pc
cind Charles Garland presista in
refuzul sau de al primi 81 yoieste
sa traiasca fara bani nemosteniti
Mllionul este in NINA capabi-
duIui custode, Henry D. Tudor,
epitropul lui Garland.
Garland urmeaza sa !ocuiasca
1mpreuna Gu nevasta 81 copiiul
dui pe farma mamei sale la Buz-
yards Bay, Mass.
Garland zicc ca este hotarit
mai mutt ca orr cind sd refuze
milionul.
Mimic n schimbat pullctul
meu de Nedere ca banm 81 teeac.
face ;umea pentru bani este rada-
Gina tutulor rautati!or de astazi,
zis Garland. ''Problema mea
intreaga char ac,lm sa termin
cit e mai bun plan,ll practic de a
trai fara bani''.
Sofia d-tale este inca de ace
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-20
ADMlTE CA A UClS
O SORA De CARITATE|

ANNAPOLIS, Md. 19 Ian. -
Henry w. Brown, a mar:urisit
ca ell este Omul care ucis pc
d-soara Harriet M. Kavanaugh,
sora de caritate, de la spitalui
Naval. a carei cadavru a fost
aflat Vineri seara in apropicre
de spital.
Motiyul crimei, dnpa cum spun
autoritatile, a fost hotia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-20
LENINE NEBuN?

Paris. - Slabit de supra -munca
premierul Rusiei bolseviste, dl
Nicolae Lcnine, i1nebunit, dupa
cum telegrafiaza correspondence
ziamlui Echo de Paris care Sc
afla i'll Stockholm.
Raportul spune ca Lenine este
detinut intro camera din palatul
unde poza pc marele erou care a
scapat Russia de invazia dnsmana.
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STAT ExcAvEAZA
CARBUNl

Hayness, n. D. - Char la ho-
tarnl statului South Dakota Sc
afla o regime de 100 acre de
carbuni, Statul a decis ca sd in
ceapa sc0aterea acestor carbuni
pentru uzll in institutiile statu-
hui, aceasta spre a reduce pretul
enorm de mare al c&rbmflor.
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P|ebiscit?
de: N. Iorg'a.

putin diplomatic, pc care Russia
sovietista il insarcinase a nego-
cia Gu G1lvernul 'romin, afiindu-
Sc astazi in Paris, dat unui
Ziarist deal nostru un interview
in care, fagaduindu-ne tot aurul
depositului nostru de la Moscova,
ne. cere sd retragem din Basara-
bia 81 armata 81 functionarii pen
tru ca apoi un plebiscit sd hota-
rasca soarta provinciei.
Gum Sc vede, nu sc poate 0
propunere mai binevoitoare.
moi sintem acolo fiind-ca c pa
mint rolnlnesc, pamint moldove-
nesc, locuit de al nostri din stlin-
cui vremilor 81 cirmuit, jumatate
de mileniu, tara sa sc fi:gindit
cineva face vre-o contestatie
In puterea unui alt drept natio-
nal. de Domnii Moldovei.
Moi sintem acolo fiind-ca ne-a
chemat populate ingrozita, de
toate natiunile, asupra Garcia
cazusc calamitatea unei bande
pradalnice, care injosia ideile
insesi i'm numele carora pretindea,
ca lucreaza.
MOI sintem acolo fiinca, fara
interventia noastra, celor din
Vechiul Regat, sa trecut, po-
| trivit Gu imprejurarile, de la pro
vincia rusesca la Republica mol
doveneasca 81 de la accasta la ali
pirea Gu conditii, apoi fara con
ditii, prin votul unei Adunari po.
pularc intru toate asc1nenca CT
acelea, care in toata vechea Rusie
tarista au Great tocmai starea de
lucrliri, pe care Sc spriJina Gu
vernul sovietelor.
moi sintem acolo fiind-ca in
doua alegeri generate sub regl-
lmul votului universal Basarabia
fdra distinctie de natlonalitatl, a
participant la vot, recunosclnd
deci regimul actual 81 a dat "a
merelor romincsti represintantl
in cea mai mare parte Ronlni.
| Credem ca atita az ajunge pen
tru a dovedi d-lui Manuilschi
'diplomatul' democratic inaintt
de toate 81 fara indoiala, cu to
tul strain de violenta perflda, ca
re deosebia pc oamenii vechiuiu
rcgim din Russia, Cd nu puten
retrage administratia 81 armat;
noastra de acolo pentru ca Sd s.
instaleze anarhia, incapable d(
a fl impiedecata sau reprlmati
Gu cte-va companii spaniole sa,
suedcze, lar pc ulma, i'll toata..
[libertatea, sd Sc proceada la pie
biscit.
| Oar mai G O intrebare.
| Guyeruul sovietist, cal"uia-i lip
seste legitimitatea originii, poat
representa- doar pc Gel carl-l tole
reaza. Deci ell nu poate vorbl II
numele umor drepturl pur isto
rice ale Statului rusesc disparu'
nici reclama pc Basarabeni car
nu all avut mimic a face CT
dinsul.
81. mai ales, acei carl vorbes
astazi de dreptul de auto-deter
/; minare, trebuie sd raspunda IL
THU la aceasta intrebare: Care, !
1912, cind Tarul Alexandra
pus pc Turci sal vinda un loo
lun popor care nu lie apartines
(Centinaare ~ Uag. -
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Total 1881 10
Odata cu primirea acestei sumo
am primit 81 urmatoarea scri-
scare:
Stimate die Pascu.
Gu prilejul sfintelor sarbatori
ale Craciunului, find citi-va no,
mini adunati, VENT vorDa 81
despre Romin;a Mare 81 suDscrl-
sui a arafat 81 frumosul STAT al
D-vOastra ca Sd cOntrlbuim ,cu
totil la ridicarea unui monument
In veci pomenirea Eroinei de ID
..)iu, Sublocotenent Ecat.erin a
Teodoroi, flea alnui tarsn din
comuna Vadeni judetul Gorj, 81
am colectat suma de sapte dollari,
dupa cum arata alaturata lista
pc care va rog so publicati pen
thu certIflcare.
Binevoiti deci a primi suma de
sapte dollari, ca alaturat Gnga
cea 1alta Sc poata 1nfaptui ma
retul scop.
Ramin al tutulor rominlor
buni voitor de bine:
Dumitru Constantin.
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Dulnitru Constantin.

In numele ideiei vii multumiri
fratilor din Newton Falls pentru
darnl Tor. Rominil buni, Gu orr
ce pri!ej isi aduc aminte de tara
lor 81 de acei carl si-au yarsat
singele pentru desrobirea nea-
mului. q. r. p.
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PENTRU zIUA
0NOMASTlCA

Sincere felicitari prietenilor:
loan n. Serbu,
loan N. sufan4,
loan q. Hosa,
loan A. Suciu,
loan Cosma,
loan 0prea,
Ioan Petrovici,
loan Benchia,
loan Greavu,
loan Cup,
loan Stehlea.
Din partea famil;ei CIR Pascu
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09

seven cities reporting up to midnight
showed the Republicans TO have been
successful in 20 and the Democrats in
II. In two fusion candidates were
elected and in two others there was
no opposition.
For the first time in Is years, SYRIA
cuse elected Democratic mayor. A
Democratic mayor also was estimated
in Oneonta for the first time in that
city's history. In Albany, home of
William Barnes, returns at midnight
indicated Democratic victory for the
first time in % years. Schenectady
and Troy remained in the Democratic
column, while Rome, which held a Re-
"rhlican mayor two years ago, was
recaptured by the Democrats.
Buffalo and Rochester elected Re-
publcans. In Buffalo, however, the
present mayor, Gearge S. Buck, Re-
publican. was defeated by Frank y.
Schwab, also a Republican, who ran
o. platform declaring for an amend
ment to the Volstead act to permit
the sale of beer and light wines. Re
pub1icans carried Elmira, the vote
hore heing in the nature of a Repub-
lican landslide.
There was a Republican upset in
Johnstown, where Mayor William
Chamberlain was defeated by Percy
Ripton, Democrat, Lackawanna. the
only city in the state having "A Social
list mayor, was carried by the Demo
cratic candidate.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov s. With
orders to shoot to kill if necessary to
prevent mail robberies, 1000 marines
were ordered TO duty as guards Of
mail trains and trucks and at pest
offices in Is cities. The men will be
armed with pistols and sGwed-off
shotguns, Postmaster General Hays
announced after a conference with
Major General LeJuene, commandant
of the marine corps. The marines
are to be replaced, he said, by spe-
cial force recruited from the postal
service.
Arrangements for the services OF
the marines, Hays said, were made
with the secretary of the navy. The
matter was discussed at today's cab1-
net meeting and President Harding
is said to have expressed approval
of Hays plan.
The program also announced thai
as a result of the recent New York
robbery. orders had been issued sus-
pending from the service three New
York post office officials, L. NJ. Nor
ris, superintendent of mails; Henry
Lippman, superintendent of registry.
and w. S. Mayer, superintendent OF
money orders. Investigation of the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
CALLS MEETING
ON CAVE CREEK
Conference For Control oi
Flood Waters to Be Held
In Capitol This Morning

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. s. - Cover
nor Thomas f. Campbell today called
a conference of all parties interested
in the project for the control of Cave
Creek. The conference will be held
in Governor Campbell's office in the
state capitol at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
An agreement. which was drawn up
by Attorney General w. j. Galbraith
as directed by the law appropriating
$4,000 to pay the states share OF
flood control work. was made public
today by the governor when he called
the conference. The agreement is IN
tended to secure to the state it's an
propriate amount of any irrigation
water that may be stored or develop
ed by the project. This agreement
already has been approved by the
state land department.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
1000 Marines Will Guard Trains
And Trucks Carrying Mail; Will Be
Ordered To Shoot To Kill Bandits
Drastic Steps Are Taken by Officials Stop Increase of
Robberies; Service Men Will Be Armed With
Sawed-Off Shoguns Pistols Hays Announces

New York robbery, he declared, will
be continued.
Some of the marines, General Le-
Juene said, within "a hours will be
on guard on virtually all trains in the
country carrying valuable mai. Men
for duty in the west would report
from San Diego, and Mare Island, Cal.
Among the cities to which they
will be sent are San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
Declaring it was proposed to pro-
tect the United States mails "to the
last postal card, regardless of cost
and secrifice," Hays said he wanted
it known that the post office depart
ment had declared open warfare. on
the crooks and bandits
During the II months ended last
April 8, according to Hays, 100000
was stolen from the mails, but in the
six months following the announce
ment that postal employees would be
armed, the total fell to s31S,>69.
The advisability of enacting Iesls.
lation authorizing the government 20
pay death benefits to-lne families OF
postal employees slain by bandits is
understood to have been discussed 10
day by the cabinet.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nov. s. The elec-
tion OF w. S. Gordy, Jr., Democrat,
as comptroller, over State Senator
Oliver Metzerott, Republican, and con
troll of the legislature at today's cleo
tion in Maryland was claimed by the
Democrats on the basis of returns re-
ceived up to midnight tonight Re-
publicans conceded that Gordy would
carry Baltimore by 5000 or more.
DR.. H. A. Kelly. noted surgeon. In
dependent candidate for the house of
delegates from Baltimore, running on
reform platform, was defeated.
Returns from 419 out of $50 pre-
cincts in Baltimore: Gordy, Demo
jCONTlNITlcD CN FACE TWO
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
FIRE DESTROYS
NOGALES STORE
Trust Building Is Swept by
Flames; Damage Will Be
More Than $l50,000

NAGALES. Ariz., Nov. 9. Fire
which broke out in the Trust Building
here shortly before midnight did dam
age estimated at $15O,OOO or more be-
fore it was put under control by local
firemen. The loss is believed to be
iullv covered by insurance.
The stock of the Broadway Depart
ment Store. located in the first floor
of the building, was total loss. The
stock was valued at $4,000, according
to the owner of the store. Much dam
age also was done to the building and
to offices on the second floor of the
building. The Trust Building was
located on the international boundary
line at Morley Avenue.
While the fire was raging, a Mexi-
can took a stand in front of the build
ing, hindering the operations of the
firemen. One of the firemen forcibly
put him out of the way, whereupon he
crossed the international line, secur'
ed a gun and commenced firing. He
was arrested by Mexican police before
he had injured anyone.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
OLD POLITICAL
FEUDS REVIVED
IN MOUNTAINS.
Nine Are Killed During Two.
Breathitt County ARRAYS:
Four Democrats Dead
REPUBLICANS SURVIVE.
Candidates, Election Officials
And Bystanders Are IN
List of Casualties

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-Known
casualties in Kentucky's election to-
night stood at ten dead and seven
wounded.
Nine men were killed in two az
trays in Breathitt county; a man and
woman were wounded in Louisville.
and one man was killed and two 9th
ers seriously wounded in Estill
county.
The first of the killings occurred
Monday night in Breathitt county
when Sylvester Howard, Jr.. wa kill
ed by Mari Pitts.
The second affray in Breathitt
county occurred today when Cleve-
land Combs is said 10 have made ef-
forts to serve as election clerk in
place of a man previously appointed.
Combs, his brother. Leslie, Ephern
and George Allen, and John Roberts
and George McIntoch were killed QUE
right and five persons were wound
ed, two of them; Berry Combs and
Tom Center, dying later.
Four of the dead were Democrats
and four OF the wounded Republic
ans.
In Louisville, Patrolman 8ennet
Gardner, in quarrel with Han Ross
fired several shots. one shot .OuS
| ly wounded Ross and another 81 Gck
Mrs. Lillian Collins, aged Ga.
The fourth affray was in Estill
county, where p. F. Wolfenbarger. Re
publican candidate for sheriff. was Sc
riously wounded by Lloyd Winkler.
Winkler was shot and killed by VOL
fenbarker's son, Jeff. Phant Rich
ardson, bystander, also was
wounded
Another death was added late to-
day when X. X. Spencer, a Democratic
election clerk, was killed at Simpson
precinct on Frozen Creek, in Breath
lit county.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
HYLAN IS AGAIN
ELECTED MAYOR
NEW YORK CITY
Democratic Candidate Polls
Plurality Of 4l3,000 in
Race With Republican
COP. DEFEAT GENERAL
Kohler Wins Cleveland May
orally Contest With 10000
More. Than Incumbent

NEW YORK, Nov 8. = Mayor
John F. Hylan, Democrat, was re-elect
ed today by the largest plurality ever
given a mayoralty candidate here.
The vote with 2S9 districts out of
2,709 missing, was: Hylan 665,770;
Henry H. Curan, Republican, run
ming on a coalition ticket, 296,0S2.
and Jacob Panken, Socialist, 1888.
If Hylans ratio of gains is maintain
ed, his plurality will be about 413,000.
Mayor Hylan swept into office with
him the Democratic candidates ror
city comptroller, president of the
board of aldermen and five borough
presidents. The ticket elected was:
Mayor, John F. Hylan.
Comptroller, Charles l.. Craig.
& President of the board of aldermen,
Murray Hubert.
President of Borough of Manhat-
tan, julius Miller.
President of Borough of Brooklyn,
Edward F. Riegelmann.
President of Borough of Bronx
Henry Bruckner.
President of Borough OF Queens,
Maurice E. Connolly.
President of Borough of Richmond
Matthew j. Cahill.
Mayor Hylan's plurality over Jonn
P Mitchell, fusion candidate in 1917
was 15S,466.
Women voted in municipal elec,
tion here for the first time. or the
ff>ONTJNIrICr, ON PACE TWOl
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
SENATE URGES
ALL MEETINGS
Be KEPT OPEN
Democrats Back Resolution
Calling For Publicity in
Armament Conference

WASHINGTON, Nov. s. (By the
Associated Press)-The final interim
of stage-dressing for the armament
conference was ushered in today by
developments which concentrated on
the diplomatic drama the attention of
practically every element of Wash
ington and its distinguished guests.
The senate took a hand by adopting
with the tacit acquiescence of Repub-
lican leaders, resolution presented
by the Democrats requesting that the
doors of the conference room be open
ed whenever the full body of delegates
were in session, and that record be
kept of everything that transpired.
Among those who will sit at the con
ference table, Admiral Baron Kato,
head of the Japanese delegation and
naval minister, of Japan, made him.
self the center of attention by state
ment asserting that his nation was
willing, in the interest of successful
conference, to go the length of reduc-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
PAXTON ROBBERY
LOSS ONLY s400
Postal Inspector Declares That
Pouch With 100000 Was
Overlooked by Bandits

CHICAGO, Nov. Sc. A. Germer,
chief postal inspector, announced to-
day that the loot obtained by six rob-
bers who held up an Illinois Central
train near Paxton, Ills, last night.
fought As minute battle with the
train crew and passengers, wounding
five men, dynamited and burned the
mail car, will total approximately
$4,000.
They got two pouches OF registered
mail and overlooked two others, he
said One of those overlooked con-
tanned 100000, Germer said. He de-
clared in the two pouches taken,
there was nothing but the ordinary
run of registered letters.
A numbe rof witnesses to the rob-
berry were brought to Chicago tonight
from Paxton and questioned by the
police.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS BANK is
LOOTED BY 3 BANDITS

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. S. - Police
tonig'i were without clue sto the
whereabouts oil three robbers who
late today held up the Republic State
Bank and escaped with 81 900 in cash
I:ank officials at first estimated the
loss at $4,000.
The robbers ordered five bank EN-
ploves and three patrons into a vault
and then took all the money in sight.
One of the employees managed to step
on a burglar alarm button and the po-
lice arrived just after the holdup men
had departed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09

Island party. he explained. all OF
whom were picked because D; hero
ism or especial initiative shown on
previous expeditions. The party left
Nome secretly last September aboard
a ship obtained for the purpose. -
financed and sent the expedition into
the north" he said.
The work of the SIX men VIII be
confined. he stated, to arranging the
base for the big British party. which,
he stated, will be formed N Canada
or England in March. Beyond saying
it is planned to make the british par
ty one of the most extensive expior
ing expeditions that ever went into
the north, Steffansson refused to di
vulge details.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
OHIO

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. S.-Available
returns from today's election in Ohio
early tonight showed that the pro-
posed soldiers bonus amendment to
the state constitution leading by a
vote of more than 8 to 1.
The same returns showed a vote OF
more than 2 to l against the proposed
amendment providing for poll tax.
The bonus amendment provides for
state bond issue OF up to 1000 900
out Of which Ohio veterans are to be
paid $40 for every month in the serv-
ice, the total not to exceed $3.50.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
HOUSE LEADERS
SEEK To DEFER
TAX BILL FIGHT
Majority May Try to Force
Measure to Conference
Without Instructions
PENROSE IS CONFIDENT
Predicts Bill Will Be Ready
For Harding's Signature
During Next Week

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. The
breach of the ranks of house Republi-
cans over acceptance of the senate
maximum income surtax rate of so
per cent continued to widen today.
House leaders sought to defer the
fight at least until after rewriting
of the bill by the conferees gets un-
der way, but whether negotiations
to that end which were opened with
the insurgents would be successful
remained to be decided
If the negotiations started today
terminate without an agreement, ma
jority leaders plan to bring in rule
to force the bill to conference with.
out instructions.
Chairman Penrose, of the senate III
nance committee, said he expected
the bill to be ready. for the president
next week. Other senators and some
house leaders were less optimistic. Es
Inmates as toy the t!Iae. OF final con
gressfonals action ranged from 10, days
to three weeks.
Treasury experts completed theil
estimates as to the revenue which
would be yielded by .ov senate bill
The total for this fiscal year was
placed at $3,242, 100000 as compared
with $3,450,0 100000 under existing
law; that for the next fiscal year al
S2,717 ,2S0000 and that for the calen
dar year. 1923, at 2,726,2SO,0O0.
A statement by the experts said
that the technical and administrative
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwO)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
British Planning Big Exploring
Expedition; Base Is Established

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. s. - VII
hjalmar Steffansson, Arctic explorer,
announced tonight that party he
had sent from Nome. Alaska, to
Wrangel Island. about 100 miles north
of Siberia, to establish a base for
what he said would be a huge Brit
ish exploring party into the north, had
arrived safely at their destination.
The announcement was made follow
ing Steffansson's arrival on what he
said was personal business. Because
the party had arrived safely on Wran-
gel Island, ne stated. it had become
possible for him to discuss in partial
sideration.
There are six men in the Wrangel
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-09
HIGHEST NAVAL
TRIBUTES PAID
UNKNOWN DEAD
Unknown Doughboy Whom
All America Will Honor Is
Brought Home Again

WASHINGTON, Nov. s. - Ameri-
cas- unknown dead from France was
in home waters tonight, riding in
state aboard the old cruiser Olympia
over the waters Of Chesapeake Bay.
Tomorrow, to the crash or guns from
saluting forts and naval posts, the
treasured casket will move in honor
ed progress up the historic Potomac.
And in preparation for its arrival late
tomorrow, events were shaping them
selves toward a climax of honors on
Armistice Day.
AS the Olympia steams slowly up
the river, the guns of Fort Washing
ton will roar the national salute OF
81 guns to her half-masted flag. Off
Mount Vernon. the ship will pay its
homage to the tomb of Washington.
Again at Washington Barracks. bat
terry will hammer out its z1-gun mes
sage, to be repeated again at Wash