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Eatonie N Works Magic

II have taken only two boxes Of
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with your druggists guarantee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-07-28
Mexico Has Soviet Agency.

Mexico Clty.-The Mexican govern
ment will never allow the establish.
msnt Of soviet propaganda agency
In the state Of Yucatan, as planned by
Mexican labor leaders who attended
the Communist congress in Moscow, 1t
was announced here by Jose Lugo,
under secretary Of the interior.
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Lazy men are always harping on the
luck of fools.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-07-28
Cuts Throat With Surgical Instrumsn

Los Angeles, Callf.-Dr. John Shel.
BY, prominent Omaha physician, COM
mitted suicide here by severing the
jugular vein with one Of his surgical
instruments. Despondencq. due to III
health, is said to have occasloned the
tragedy.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-07-28
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Copy for This Department Supplied BY
the American Legion News Scryice.l
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An exclusive section Of aOse Hill
Burial Park, New Orleans. La. has
been set aside for use of American
Legion posts of the city.
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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-07-28

Aches, pains, nervousness, diff
Guilty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
42 AIRPLANES SPEND DAY IN AIR HUN I FUR
 LIEUT.. PEARSON
Border Aerial Patrol To Take Up Search Today
 With Added Forces SCOUR TEXAS PLAINS Eighth Corps Commander Believes Missing Man
 Landed On Ranch

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Feb. 12- After flaming out 800 miles what avia- tors describe as the worst terrain in Texas between Fl Paso and San An. tonia, IA patrol machines landed to- night in their border aviation fields without having found any trace of Lieutenant Alexander Pearson Jr.. army flyer who had been lost since Thursday when he took the air for San Antonio. He was going over the route he was scheduled to take in an attempted 24 hour flight from Pablo Beach. Fla. to San Diego. Cailf. on Washingtons birthday.
 The search will be resumed tomor. row, every available machine at San Antonio, Fl Paso and border patrol points joining.
 Belief that Lieutenant Pearson fell north of the Southern Pacific railroad on large ranch was expressed to- night by Major II. c. Pratt. air ser vice officer of the Eighth Corps Area
 Today two reports on the aviator were received. one was that mn chine was seen flying over Saracosa, Texas, and the other that an aviator was seen over ranch near sander son Thursday afternoon. four and half hours after Lieutenant Pearson left Fl PaSo.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
HARDING STILL
 UNCERTAIN AS
 T0 b|C ISSUES
Cabinet Appointments And World Peace Questions
 Not Yet Formulated

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. 12.- While the cabinet proDlem was taking on new elements Of uncertainty to- day. President-elect Harding let it be known his plans for international peace and disarmament also are far from definite formulation. Taking note of published reports that a dis armament conference would be called early in the new administration. he said he had made no such plans, al though the idea fitted in with his general scheme for an association of nations. IL was a feature or the prob lem, he added, to which he would give no specific attention until he came into the presidency and was fully ad- vised as to- the status of diplomatic relations.
 Repeatedly the president-elect had included a reduction of armamentS among requirements for a peace as sOciation and his close advisers be lieve the subject will receive his ear nest attention when he takes up ne gotiations for his peace plan.
 Today's cabinet developments con cerned chiefly Charles G. Dawes and F. c. Lowden, both of Illinois, and mentioned for the posts of secretary of the treasury and secretary of the navy. respectively.
 The net result was to leave more in doubt than ever whether either would be a member of the cabinet.
 Dawes who recently denounced Re- publican investigations into the con duct of the war. spent more than an hour in consultation with Harding. Harding said they had talked about of governmental agencies The president-elect added that he had high regard for Dawes ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Judge Landls Replies


 DIES MONIES, Ia. Feb. 12-Feder- al Judge K. NJ. Landis. of Chicago. in a speech before the Iowa American Legion here tonight. admitted mak- ing statements similar to those Sena- tor Dial. of South Carolina. charged him with, and asserted:
 'I repeat that and send it to Sena- tor Dial with my compliments"
 Judge Landis sent his audience in to uproars of hilarity by his thrusts at Senator Dial
 Senator Dial says" stated Judge Landis. that he has written to find out if what is reported I said is a truthful report-that is to say. that the banks were really responsible for the theft, because they paid Carey only SSO a month. I want to tell you what the case was. This fellow won't have to inquire any further. want to save him his time for his cotton mills and his banks
 Judge LandiS then went into de- tails of the case, in which Francis J. Carey, a clerk in the National City Bank of Ottawa Ill., was charged with the embeZZlement of $96.000. Carey. he asserted, was only 19 years old. and was. paid but little more than S3 a day for handling approxi. mately Sl 100000 a month. Judge Landis declared that his investiga- tions showed him that young Carey was the support Of his mother and four younger brothers and a sister. The judge further declared that his study of the situation had disclosed the fact that the bank which employ ed Carey as receiving teller at S90 a month. paid twenty per cent profit on the investment to their sharehold- CTS on their stock per annum..
 Then it was" Judge Landis de- clared. that I made the statement that a board of bank directors that were guilty of creating the condition I have outlined would naturally and reasonably invi1e embeZzlement. { repeat that here. and l send that to Senator Dial with my compliments.
 Judge Landis won most approval in his handling of Senator Dial. Read ing from Who's Who" of Senator Dial's interest in South Carolina banks and cotton mills, he declared:
 "I think he had better get out Of the banking business. or else get out of the senate" and concluded that 1T in all his 16 years of service on the bench he had not accomplished any thing else. '.I have performed the her culean task of dragging Senator Dial from what appeared to be an airtight obscurity.'
 Judge Landis 'declared that he aimed. of course. to send Carey some place. but that he did not intend to send him to the penitentiary.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Disappearance Of S12,0OO Pay Roll
 Remains Mystery

TRINIDAD. Colo, Feb. 12.-With officers of the American Railway EN press Company aiding the city and county authorities no solution had been reached tonight of the disap- pearance of a package containing S12.OOO in currency belonging to the payroll of the Starkville mine of the Colorado Fuel X Iron Company taken from the express company some time Thursday night or early Friday morn ing. Ed and Oscar Albertson arrested Friday and held for investigation. we're released tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Disabled Veterans In Foreign Climes To Get US. Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-Ar- engagements for providing medical attention fOr disabled American War veterans in foreign countries are being worked out by the war risk bureau and the soldiers re- lief organizations of the allied nations, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury La Porte, in charge of war risk insurance, said to- night.
 The plan is to have American veterans cared for by the allied medical authorities where neces- sary, he said. while this country would furnish treatment for ser vice men of the allied countries who are in need here. The ex- pense, he added. would be borne by the respective countries on the basis of services rendered.
 Such an arrangement. La Porte declared, had been practically completed with Canada.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
SAYS. U. $. MUST IN TER LEAGUE TO EFT WORLD
 DISARMAMENT
Tennessee Democrat Says Failure To Join Cause
 Of Navy Increases
NAVY BILL IS INTACT
Attacks On Measure Fail ; Reduction Of Sea Force
 Approved By House

WASHINGTON, Feb 12-The house today accepted without comment the provision for reducing the enlisted strength of the navy from 143.OO0 to 100000 men after July l.
 During consideration of the naval appropriation bill no objection was raised to the section providing funds sufficient only for 100000 during the coming fiscal year. It remained in the bill intact
 Clauses providing for reruction of the marine corps from approximately z7,0OO to 10000 men and for an ap- prOpriation of S90.OOO.OO to carry on the 1916 building program during the next fiscal year probably will be reached Monday
 after Representative Green, Repub- Iican of Iowa, ranking Republican member on the ways and means com mittee. had urged reduction of arm aments, Representative Garret, Demo crat of Tennessee for 10 minutes took the Republican party to task for ''scraping the only definite disarma- nent program ever laid before the wOrld-the league Of nations
 Representative Britten. Republican of Illinois. wanted to know if the league Of nations meant disarmament why nations already in the league had taken no steps to reduce their armies and navies.
 Because the United States isn't in the league" shouted Garrett. We're trying to build the biggest navy in the world"
 Attacks on the navy bill on the ground that many provisions were new legislation continued today, Rep resentative Britten leading the fight He was less successful, however, than on previous days and practically all sections considered remained intact
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Youth Whose Heart Was SOftened, Walks } Miles Sans Shoes

Ben McQuilliam, of this city. enjoy ed a five-mile walk last night and early this morning with his hands tied behind his back and his shoes removed, according to friends.
 Ben was d member of a party of youths who last night kidnapped" a bridgegroOm Of several hours and took him for an auto ride. Several miles below the country club the newlywed was relieved of his shoes and his hands were tied As his friends" left McQuilliam took pity on the victim, jumped out of one of the automobiles and united the bridegroom's hands.
 Ben was immediately '-kangaroOd' for his infidelity and sentenced to serve the sentence of the man he had conspired against and then aided.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
LORD MAYOR OF CORK WILL NOT BE DEPORTED COUNSEL CLAIMS
 AFTER MEETING WITH WILSON

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-No order has been issued for the deportation of Lord Mayor O'Callaghan of Cork. and he will not be deported, M. F. Doyle. one of his counsel, said tonight after a conference late today with Secretary Wilson For O'Callaghan to go back now, he added. would mean giving himself into the hands of his enemies and his legal status and rights will be defended to maintain for him freedom to return to Ireland at "his own convenience
 The conference with the labor sec retary which was also attended by Judge Lawless, another of the lord mayors counsel. was described by Doyle as satisfactory and verifying
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

ened the French and enthused the British.
 ''I know that his appointment" he added. inspired the American peo- ple to get behind the shipbuilding program"
 He expressed optimism over the future of the American merchant marine. but said too many ships might prove liability in case of in- sufficient cargoes.
 Junking of the governments wood en ships was favored by Hurley. who said the vessels were no longer of any use or practical value.
 Outlining the rush job which the board faced in the war. Hurley said;
 In the circumstances which then existed is there any man Of affairs who would contend that the job could be done with that high degree Of eff ficienoy that would commend itself to competent business men in times or peace. or that there could be ex- ercised that rigid economy which might have been possible had the ships been constructed when peace prevailed?-
 When the United States entered the war. he said, there were 37 steel and 24 wooden shipyards, employing 44,000 men At the peak of activities this force was increased to 3SI ,0oO with 200 900 others in industries pro- viding ship materials
 The witness defended the account ing system of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. modern business method was adopted. he said, but its operation was interfered with by the loss of skilled accountants who were lured aWaY tn better iOhS
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Hurley Declares Both Germans And Allies Were Astounded At
 Speed Shown ln Building Ships
Former Chairman Of Board Declares Enemy Frightened. French Heartened And British Enthused When
 Schwab Took Charge Of Construction

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Both the allies and the Germans were astound ed at the rapidity with which the shipping board constructed ships af. ter the United States entered the war house Investigating committee was informed today by E. N Hurley. of Chicago. chairman Of the board from July. 1917. to the summer of 1919.
 High government officials in Eng land, France and Italy told him after the armistice. he said. that they were highly pleased at Ihe achievements Of the board. He learned also. he said. that the Germans. too. had been amazed al the boards program.
 He discussed the favorable com ment he had heard abroad after touch ing on criticisms in this country Ad- hitting mistakes had been made. he said, that was inevitable since it was necessary to create . mammoth or ganiZation quickly to turn out ships.
 We delivered the ships" he de- clared- That's what Re were sup posed to dO-
 Shipping board officers profited by their mistakes and took pains not to repeat them, the witness said add ing that the country could view with pride the boards accomplishments The ships it put into use. he declar- ed. helped turn the tide of the wa
 Hurley paid tribute to the men as sOciated with him. especially Charles VI. Schwab. who. he said, had been drafted to take charge Of construc- tion when satisfactory progress was not being made At the peace con ference. Hurley continued. Clemen- ceau told him that this appointment had frightened the Germans, heart
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

our feeling in the matter" The or der recently issued by the labor de partment defining O'Callaghan's stat us as a seaman which would re- Quire his re-shipping for a foreign port, Doyle said. contained no time limit, as was reported, but said that he must leave "at his convenience '' although he added, it suggested a certain time"
 The time limit as reported when the. order was announced gave the lord mayor until yesterday to re-ship under penalty of being ordered de- ported. He was said to be on a speaking campaign in New York state tonight. Doyle added that the situation would be cleared up in an official statement in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Colby Says Stories Of French Outrages
 Started By Germans

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Stories about alleged atrocities committed by French colonial troops in the occupied area inGermany originated in Berlin and appear largely anti-French prOpa- ganda," Secretary Colby said in a let ter to Senator Spencer, Republican of Missouri
 The senator made the letter public today with the explanation that it answered many inquiries and pro- tests" received about alleged miscon- duct of the French troops.
 Secretary Colby stated on informa- tiOn supplied by American diplomatic military agents in Europe that there are no negro troops remaining in the occupied area"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
PeeOs Distric. Searched

FL PASO. Feb. 12-Lieutenant Alexander Pearson, army aviator. who left Fort Bliss here at 1O;45 Thurs day morning, is still missing.
 Lieutenants Post mad Liebhauser. of Fort Bliss, said they found no trace of him in their all day flight over the Pecos district.
 Army officers say the lost aviator left here without food and with no water, save that in the engine of his plane. Fourteen planes were alolt to- day in Texas for the hunt Of the missing man. Search will be esumed at dawn tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
BORDER Av|AT0RS FAIL 10 FIND TRACE OF MISSING PILOT
PLEA FOR DOMINANT NOTE OF FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN U. s. AND
 BRITAIN MADE BY CHURCHILL

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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Cleveland Bishop,
 Taken HI During
 Mass Sunday, Dies

KNOXVILLETenn.. Feb. 12-The Right Rev. John P. Farrelly. bishop of the diocese of Cleveland, Ohio. who was taken i'll while celebrating mass here Sunday morning. died today at the residence of Alexaider Bonny- man
 The first indication of illness was a slight cold. which rapidly developed into pneumonia, and resulted Friday in a heart affection.
 Last rites of the Roman Catholic church were administered early in the afternoon by William A. Schullen, chancellor of the Cleveland diocese and by Rev. Francis Grady. of the Church of Immacultee Conception Knoxville.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
INIT FRAGMENT IF LANDS |S
 DEMANDED BY
 SENATOR DIAL
Remarks Made By Federal Judge Are Assailed By
 South Carolina Man LANDIS URGES PROBE Chicago Jurist. Advised Of Charges, Answers With
 Personal Attack

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.- Senator Dial, of South Carolina. annoonced today in the senate that he would bring impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Landis. of Chi caso. if he obtained confirmation of statements credited in the press to- day to Judge Landis in the case of Francis J. Carey. a bank clerk, charg- ed with embezzlement.
 Carey. who pleaded today to embez clement of S96.000 from the National City Bank of Ottawa. H., was releas- ed yesterday on his own recognizance by Judge Landis, who was quoted as saying that the bank directors really were responsible for the theft be- cause they paid Carey only S90 a month
 Any man who utters that kind of statements" said Senator Dial. ''is not worthy of public confidence and should be fmpeached"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL

PHOENIN. Feb. Ex-Governor Campbell today signed the house bill No. l3. appropriating S5OO0 to the secretary of state to be applied in meeting expenses of the motor vehicle department until the end of the fiscal year The hill carried the emergency clause.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Funeral Services For Will Cain
 Held Today

Funeral services for Will Cain. son ot Mir. and Mrs. Ed Cain. Of this city. will be held this after noon at o'clock from the Masonic Temple under the direction of the L. A. Engle Post of the American Legion.
 Ex-service men and the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion i'll march in the funeral procession in uniform. The funeral prOces- sion will leave the Masonic Tenn pie for the cemetery at Lowell i'm mediately after the services. Al the cemetery the customary mili- tary burial ceremony will be per formed by ex-seryice men.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
BUDGET EXCEEDED

PARIS. Feb. 12.-French tax collec- tions in January failed to equal the budget estimates for the first time under the present schedule.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Douglas Gets Report

DOUGLAS. Feb. 12.-Brigadier General Malin Craig tonight received two messages. one from Maria. and. the other from Alpine. lvNas. sent by aviators whom he had sent from here here to assist in the search for Lieu. tenant Alexander Pearson Jr.. saying that at g o'clock tonight no trace of the missing flyer had been found
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Greek Government Declares Martial
 Control In Thrace

ATHENS, Feb. 12.-The government has decided to proclaim martial law throughout Thrace.
 Thrace was ceded to Greece by Bulgaria under the peace treaty of Neuilly, signed in November. 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED

BERLIN. Feb. 12.-Removal of i'm port restrictions on beef on the hoof. hogs. lambs. fresh meat and bacon. beginning February Is. as announced by the ministry of food.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

Sit in your easy-chair and read the advertise ments leisurely. Find out what the merchants have to offer. Make up a list of the things you want to look at or buy,
 This will save hours of standing around tn e stores. asking questions of the clerks-maybe getting what you want and maybe not.
 The advertisements are a panorama of dealers shelves passed before your eye, with the name of the article and its price plainly stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13
Read the Advertisements and Go to the Stores With Your Mind Made Up

If you're in a hurry, make up your order from the advertisements and have it delivered, or at least wrapped up so you can get it without waste of time.
 That is easier than run ming your legs off trying to get this or that article of merchandise.
 Even though you love to shop" the advertise ments will save you a great amount of time and money.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

rage price month of January. 1921 1959T
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

ARIZONA: Generally fair Sunday and Monday: no de- cidcd change in temperature
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

Average price week ending
 Feh. 9. 1921 1
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-13

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
DEL VIVIR INQUIETO
UN CABALLO EDUCADO

todo, debemcs ser tUleranteS. adtrnas
de prudenteS. para eyitar quizds a!gu-
nos snicidios hijos del amor pr6pio.
que hoy por hoy. estd 4 Ia altura de
los melol1cs Y salldfas
Bicn: pero va cue So NE preacnta
esta diiciltad, crcO quc potlrfa ofre-
Ger ull taballo para ibrancal. por ejcm-
pto, Que sabe inslts iluy bien. el es-
pafol medic bicn. a pesar lie h;Lbcr ma
cidn tn nuestra isla I; conoce aIgo de
geografIa IN POGO lie mGtelna ticaS,
10 suticiente para 10 deiarse mnrir de
hamblp.
Mas. ha dc adyertir cl Scilor jefe del
Ncg0ciado, que yo sny TN honhrC &c
conciencia, incaraZ dc eM%aIIar ma
die verdad cs QUE mi calidilo poSeC
los conucimicntos anotad0s; pcro 81
ese caballo 10 neccsitan para una cate
tlra dc leuguas. ingenuamcnte tcng0
que confcn.ar. que mi cabalo no esta
oapacitado para ese pueS,o, 10 que con-
fieso con toda franque2a. aunque no
10 venGa.
| Tcngo otro caballo. de cnco pies Y
ocho pulsaG;is de alzada. de muy bue-
ma ra2a. color indeiinido vista a@u-
dfsima. Pudria muy li2u ser colOcatio
en- un puesto en- don6c Sc necesitara
la mucha ortogfaffa. como por ejem-
plo, en- pucsto de rcfrescos de los de
In calle de San jose Es yivo dc genio,
altivo. erudito. conCcc la fisira la
uufmica al dcdilo; sabe de rct0rica
poetca V conocc los sicte sabios
modernOs Y los catorcc puntos de
Wilson.
Pero. este cabalIo, tiene otra diiicul-
tad que 81 usted 10 necesita para p0-
nerlo al frentc de una colocaci6n en-
donde Sc necesite paciencfa, estamos
NAL parados, porque. este caballo pa
dece del hfgado Y casi siemprc tiene
la hiel' revuelta, 10 que es pclisroso,
para damas. caballeros Y niiloS.
Ell case es especial; ell selor iefe del
Negociado, Sc quedard al fin Y al cabo,
sin ell caballO educad0 que Solicita. POr
Fque 81 hoy lc pcdimos il Di6@enes su
lnterna prpstada Y con ella buscamos
un muchacho medianamcnte educado
no 10 encontramos, ;c0mo Sc cmpcha
ell senior Arroyo en- buscar con la lin
terlfa del anuncio periodfstico. un ca