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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
LAaAL NOTICE.
TIE FUBLIc SERVICE CONCESSION
or WEST VIRGINIA, CAPITOL
BUILDING, CHARLESTON.

\ meeting OF The i'ubilc service Com
mission Of West Virginia. held on the
10Th day Of June. A. u, 1921.
Case No. 1876.
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. chicago 4
81. Louis Railroad company. A5plirt'
ton for authority TO discontinue the
handling ~ less h carload freight
al Benwood. West Virginia.
WHEREAS. application has this day
been filed by tn" Pittsburgh. Cincinnati.
chicago & s.. louis Railroad company
for authority TO discontinue the handling
of less than carload freight at Bcnwood,
IVES, Virginia, It is ordered that lclN"
BE- granted to any one interested 70 ri"
objection thereto before the COMMISSION
a, any tline on or before the i2ih day
ur July. 1871. and this matter l." SET
down for hearing at = meCtin; at the
Commission TO be. held in rs office IN
the capitol Buiid.nS IN tac city al tha--
lesion on SAID eth day of July. l!2l. IT
two u'CIork =. m. A. which time II one
NAY appear and maxi such objection
thereto. AS may BE- deemed proper
Il Is further ordered HAT the appilCant
publish u copy OF this order uu'" each
uccS .Or three successive weeks in two
newspapers ~ opposite politics. Il Su"h
there be. and nf XncrLl circulation IN the
couuty or counties affected lay m" pro,
posed diScuntInuancr Of the handling ~
less than carload freight. and said ap
pliCnnt shall also post u copy 80 same,
Tor public inspection. AZ three conspiCu-
oIS places IN ~ about thr ~'ati"1 AZ
Benwood at lcas, fifteen days prior In
IN, date Of hearing. making Gu" return
Of all thereof on or before IA" day Of
hearing.
4 copy.
Test.
rS,cncdp Il. Is, BERNHEIM.
)e-.4-Jy-l-S Secretary.
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Socialists Refuse to
Endorse or Condemn
Soviet Government

i~"ir"i;. Jas" IS. TIL" c"ns"rNattv"
leaders, controlling tn" So'!a''st Ma
tonal ronH"ntInn continued th,nr plat
form mahlnS to-day hv ;ahlInr r"$"iu-
lions dealing WIKI p",iiIvn' aci"'n. mass
action. direct action. immediate" do
maGdS. and ~at"iHG" They refused ="
takc any action r.th"r endorsing or con-
d-mu.nr the Soviet CORN Of E~"Nrrnm"nf.
and killed 4 resolution I" forbid Social
- representatives IN congress voting
for military nr nnva! appropriations
\ r"~"iuiI"u fLN"r.nG I'm" unr"Sirl't'
cl rl@ht &C workers. # al countries 30
enter freely the United States "S'"p;
when immigration - ar'itlr"tii> SiIinu-
lated FOR IN" purp"*" uf !!or'diuE m"
.si"r market "r hr"a"ing %tflN'". was
1aiH r.r~ unt:i in-ur,rr"w IN ohJrrt!"n
of Cameron kuG. of California, viii"
announced nH would Offer an ASI.'tic cS-
custom an".dmrNt
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REAFF|RMS MARTIAL
LAW; CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS

would have no statement tn make IN
reference To the proclamation at this
tune.
State authorities. however. expressed
the opinion that The sheriff would act
Immediately upon receipt Of the procla-
nation and proceed To- daft men for
military duty. Under the prDc!L nation
Major Davis Will take supreme COM
n.anl # the dI%turh"d zone and -.
r.tScs except th"s" purely 'INu Will hc
handled under his authority. The shcr-
m and state police forces vii! rcml.a
on duty IN tn" county. II WAS sad. hut
will con;in" themselves to the enforce
mcnt 81 civil law.
The law authorizing the rcur-aniZa-
ton Of IN" state National guard. passed
ty the Session Of IN" legislature in .Arr.l
does not 50 into effect until July li;h.
The New Order.
The following orders are land down in
the proclamation issued today.
l-ASscSSor OF SAID. Minep county
shall forthwith maxi an cnr".imrnl NJ
all persons Liable t" military duty IN
sad county. Such enrolment hall state
the ma me. r~csiLrnrr. az and occupation
Of the persons ruruli"I. Two Cui!"S a
such enrolment shall l., made, ON"
shall he filed IN tho unr," Of tn" clerk
If the county court Of Minc". and on" n
the Office Of the adJulant general ~! the
state of West Virginia.
o-ImmcdHtcly upon tn" completion
Of said enrolment. the sheriff "f MInEn
county shall forthwith, by written order
or oral notice to such .ndiN !dua or NY
rro, lamation. appoint Il I'm" and I!t'"
for the ass, mbiinS Of such fnr0li"d
militia at CONVENIENT places N Sdid
MInSo county: and shall then and there
proceed 10 dlft one hundred and thirty
men. or TO accept one hundred and thirty
volunteers and shall forthwith forward
to the undersigned l. list of the persons
drafted or accepted as volunteers.
The ono hundred and thirty mon 80
accepted shall be immediately mustered
INTO the service Of the state ri West
Virginia for sixty days. but may be DIS
charged in less time.
Said mon so accepted and mustered
INFO service Of the state shall BE- organ
;zrd into two companies % sixty men
each. which companies shall be dcSiS-
mated as mpan A. and company Is,
West virginia enrolled militia, rcsPcc-
lively.
j-Majnr Thomas i. Davis, acting ad-
infant general Of the stat" NJ west
VIRGINIA. heretofore designated and APP
pointed and commissioned commanding
officer OF the militia Of said Ming"
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British Coal Strike -"
Formally Ends Monday
&C Th>

London. Juno ,S.-The prolonged
s,cnna 70 in tho coal industry will end
Mnndav hv :. settlement reached today.
when tnr government; agreed 10 renew
#. offer Of Il subsidy OF ten million
bounds sterling to avert the hardshipl
If the re>, three Nonths because
necessary wage reductions. thereby conf
ccdinc the on. condition required by the
minors IN the settlement reached yes
,crdav between the miners and mine
owners.
parl!amcnt's sanction 70 the suoVe
,ion l. certain and litclc doubt Is en-
.cr-a;ncd thar the miners will accept
, chadv;rc Of Their executive and resume
work forthwith.
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wANrEp-FuRN1sHEn nooMs.

FOlt S.ti.t.-t.Hv modern ! ru'.r nnUSe
furra'- gaS. good water IN house. -
ARG poultry HOUSES With concrete
floors. corn ,r!h. wAgva SHE'D. too house.
hog house. sranary. and all other ncC"S-
>ary buildings. good fences. htLn 4uAjn.
State roof. good water * bIc.I. J hi~
farm - "nc-hAlt mile from Shc5ruds-
vli',. ONO. near school and 'hurCheS.
w,th rural route. ; acres OF peach trees.
large appl" orchard. 5.p0U berry
plants. fruits OF all KINDS the land IL
rolling easy 20 farm. VIII sell this farm
at 50. son. II VII make Il fine dairy and
poultry farm t.ruu'r" "t Ray moAd
TruAX. R"a as NartinS Ferry. o. or IN
OUR" at $50 y. sth st. or wrl'' Henry
4 Tr4tN. S~hcrrCd>S.l!'. -. c-sGt
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POLICE P1CKUPS

lnu,c made 4 number Of arrests last
night. MtkN Sweeney. h'>"rt"riN ar
r">,.I rv I".ICrmtn 'k"rf' VII! u"
arral-n"d tins n"rninc e"i"r" judge
luhn :. II'I IN %i"lir" court. Nfh'r ar
rests were
T. j Mrl.Lrk"y. !runh. Or ~M"urdSvill'
arrested hy Policeman bk" g. Guy
rn,r.. r,rHl.sS driving 10y l'"l!r"mtn
~lianaucr. RLrrN Rarn">. driving WITHOUT
a rear light III = truck by M"iorrHI!'
Officer ,,ar,i"n Min" Donovan, drunN'
by Policeman Frank l"n"-, Fat u Mai
low ,irunX. hr Policeman Frank Jones',
NJ Mrl,. rmn,t. drum. hv Policeman
frank lone, and I r.. Myers. q, s"7,I"riy
hy Mo,orrvr!c officer ,;"udy
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NOTICE.

Plans and specifications FOR m add
,ion 10 Stat" odd Fellows Home. At FL
kinS. ar" ready for bidders. az Architect
T. T. ~SNnShury'S office. Petersburg
" Va.
Bids viii b. received until noon. July
18Th next. and then opened BIDS must
be accompanied with CrrufiratcS in
amour, Of ;I.n0n q" made palIhl" To j.
r. SiIcot;. Secretary. which ch"rks viii
hc returned to makers At tune OF award
ing contract.
BIDS will BE- opened 1t the Horn" in
f.ikinS. jr-29-'
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county. is hereby continued as such. and
shall muster said men into the s~ervicsI
uc the state and shall organize said
men into two companies as hcreinbefore|
provided and Immediately upon said men
being organized int" w." companies. said
organizations shall forthwith elect lieu
tenants
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Variable EARN 81 twu hundred and
srrty .~,.rn acres n Harrison county.
ono productive lime stone Spii smooth
.ssl"E Farm. VITA no waste lane. Veil
uuprrN"I. veil water ana tirnb"r"d. THIS
..sm -. = special. unuSuL, Value hur
.., - GRAFTON adjacent to he extensive
harrison county 'oai holdings OF Tn.
IinuGy ar Rubber company. whcr" 4 H.
I.root5.e land Will he in dcrdrd for
tn. .GiCE purposes. :"C mining ,U~n. and
$50 Gua 20 the fact that THIS farm ~
a., Irier,aid With the light \" vc!n
- coa.. sometimes callet tho No. min"
Goa, Inquire q! r. :. Mr\Amee. CadiL.
Oh!1. je-@I-p
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[. ) EN';tNEt:H OFFICE. wheeling.
". Na.-S"aled proposals viii be 70
cHlNci here II Il. III. Eastern t!m"D July
-. i92i and then opened. for "onStruc-
TING TWO tw"-siory twclNc-ror III lock
keepers double houses at zach IT Dams
Nos. - ami *. Ohio river. Further in
formation ~ ~appilrLtIou. le-21-l
WANTED-"icn'l",nan married, no chill
drep. furnished rooms for light house
keeping. III Wheeling. "- wheeling licI-
niry. Must be- IN good location. with i
good family that is a. HON" n nights
RcInS 4 commercial man. viii De- out nf
city about on"-ht!t % IN" time. Re.
.ocSs To West Virginia IonSiSi"ry. and
Osiris Temple. IAN furnish b, :, 70 ref.
e-ence Stat" pro" and lo"ItI"n. Al
dress 4. -. BuN 50. Whc,einS. ". Va.
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FOR S~ALG-AUTOS.

FOR SAt.E-2-c5 Packard five pasScn-
Gr- phaeton. - Packard Srrea pas
s-ngr- touring car. 2.35 Packard seven
passenger touring car: Mode 20" HUI
son Spcedstr-: i9l3-3S Packard f'rP pas
s-nger phaetoa. All % these ca!s are IN
fins condition and can De bought az very
advantageous prices. Packard Motor
COMPANY. Leatherwood. Wheeling. W.
Va. Phone Woodsda.e ;55. ,e-22-m
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Immediately after signing his martial
law PROCLAMATION Governor Morgan
went into conference with members OF
the rev rapItu. commission who are
meeting ioIty and could not be seen.
AZ hES uCnre II WAS said the governor
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wANrED-A9ENrS.

WA\TEI-IArc" manufacturer wants
agents to sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts. d-">~"~. shirt, Waists. shoes. etc
Ur.tr FOR f-"" samples Madison Mills.
5nc Broadway. NV Nurh
,r-t-C-r-N-my-lf-"n
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

TO the Stockholders or cameron Goa, <
coke company.
Notice - hereby gwen that. pursuant
20 this call by Citizens TIKI" 4 Trust
Company. Ot lniOn'owu. Ia. q "rporn-
tior "C the State Of Pennsylvania. hold
Ing NOR" than On"-tcnth r-lnJ IF th~
capital stock Of Cameron Ioai d cox
COMPANY. 4 meeting Cf tho stockholders
Of SAID last named company Will b. he'd
a. the general office o; said company
in the liar" Building L; No. ~ -Four
trcn,h street. in the cry or Wheeling.
West Virginia, which l. the office OF T.
:. Riley. Esq. AZ II 4. m. July Is. 1927.
fo- the purpose Of considering and ap-
proving or disappearing of Il proposed
sale or cIrhdnG, ot IN" real cS'o'" 90
this p for stock II n" Citizens
coat Company. or other corporation S1'.
iSfactory TO IN" stockholders. and. 4
approved. Of authorizing and directing
a conveyance thereof. tn" distribution
Of said stock amongst IN" stockholders
Of Cameron coal 4 COX" Company As e,
rarital dividend. and IT'S subsequent G.S-
solution.
CITIZENS TITLE & TRUST CO.
J. II. KERR.
jc--9-)y-6 Secretary.
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Sll.cS7 In 1909. Tho figures has show
an Increase If S7ll.Ni;."n%. "r l"'2 i"T-
cent, THIS Inr!'A:" 49, u1' n large
part - the ht:h wasrs rt.' To: i"im
!Ahur IN iHlH.
Ur the trta! ">,o a".It'.r" =" i9!H-
$l.tUl.|>G. 80. or >".N i.:''n'. r"rr">'ni
eli cash ia! m"ni>. nrL <-oL.Nr'F-t or
~ percent -" VAIN" "i r"nt AMI b'ArH
ruru.sh"i. Tn" CORRESPONDING figures
sor 1903 wcrc $o-l,7,2.gtl IN 'ISa a:I
Sl@9. Hnl.&ti n rHU nui hoard.
>i\ state. r.p"rr"d rNp'nd 'tr'~ Tor
labor of rnn.r han $G"."rn. ""' IA INA
- fr'lnns California. $l-"."'i -.
Texas. $>H."r". >n>. |I.iun'>. S\".H>H.' II ..
iowa. scohr>.r5". hIu>a+. Ni\i%+>i.
and New York. SiA.:1t?Tl
Expenditures for Fertilizer.
Tn" amount rNprnd"'i Icy farmers i'r
fertilizer IN 1917 va $SI".i>l-rl-. IT.
,ompArrd with Sllt.N>2.Itl IN l1"1. rep.
-rSrntinE an incr"aS" nt sGli@nt.%Il. "r
ms percent. OF tn" total "<J"ndIturc
for Fertilizer IN thr United. States IN
1919. Oh percent VT, rcpaAcd ny The
states east Of tn" M'>>l>S~ river.
tn stat" reporting largest "N-
rcnd!turrS in l'l2 wry" South Carolina.
with $3.50. 7?5. North Carolina. WITH
$4<. 7?f.6Ht. Georgia. with S+6.l96 t%'.
Virginia. with Sl1.@Gt.T6?. Transatlantic,
with SlI.1Gi.%0A: New York. with $li.'
nhT.37l. and Alabama. with SIi ""h.lh>.
The ,h.Ct reason 'nr IL" .IrE" outlay
for fertilizer in Ia" southern states =
found N ~" character ct IN" crops
grown cotton and tobacco being crops
witch r"Qu!r" \ great amount ~. fer
tiiiz"r Pennsylvania anl New York
arr. also ,nhar,n producing >jr;"s. AMI
besides ch"N contain numerous truck
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS SCORED
BY TRADE COURT At CHICAGO

M TnA
wv uHI
" uI
y lE1lO
|
- ago. jam. - Th" ;'r>t .n'erna-
court uc ,"ulnl"rv.A! arbitration
..-fnh IShcd N "a" JH.tr! states. toward
,-.,H r~. ,r,.-.,, Of Thousands OF bust
u,.4 H.. uHI Awyrc- hts been h""n.y
dr., -. r.y IN. .u,Y,l Old and haA
h,,,j g, .,.,r # ;w,.," ,a-"s.
Friends ~ IN, n"w ",r..I" court"
t...r, ur.r r-1, G,7,lpn e., mis- frs;
,u,r,r.. -..,~j mar, csrrr,,rly because
-. . ,-.,,,ry ,rr,s,,inn which 4, has
.,,,,,,...,I ,r ,H. ,.,r, of certain r,r-
,,., 49,. ,.J ga, established
,o,-. - r,w wh.s ~,n,,..rl,m SpranE
r~.,. ~t..,... 49,, ~, rad, ,nlr, con.
,..r,.I -, .rr-r,r, mon. upon ,h"ir
-i,.r.fu' don,in
r., ,r,I,. ..uri. fr.c.Ion.ng a. IN arm
~ ~. Coca. .>-or,n.:on 80 commerce..
Justice with much 'l, SANE"
go, 49,, ..,.r .,,I I,r.,,n,ss ma, rNl-ac-
-, ...,. e .-,h.r J,,s
:, - .. ., 49," ,r .un-
~ ,,,rf. -, .y,-
,''''' ~. .h, l,.,I,d
49,, , ,r.n -. ~ c,. 49, where
i ,nn"uracaurrr. situated IN New YORK
md a retailer located in 'hirIS". pr
ste. th"i- 70 r"r'INr hV~1n"S~"~ jIN' -
: ro'nIHE nU.p1 - 81! VIZ hhNp'".
whi," IN" rouC' which Us h'rNHi'
tory" vrt,".rj"s between \"w York. ana
,r',.,., ,",,.c-r. -, r.,tim.n,. ard.
49,, - 49, hY..nr-s It,.
wv ''' ''N"''' t-,,,
NItH'i' i'iNir s''' 3 y
Endorsed By Legislature
Wv. .trod, r,ur,' VIZ made r"SrNhI"
o,nril!lv 10y the stat" !"E'~'I'u~" A''r
u had boon advocated ny IN" 'h'''S"
Credit Mems Association. 'h'
Crcdr, Mems Association AVID 'h''t
Justice Harry llSrn 90 N" M"h'.'t"'
81 chicago.
tn ina! test "' NS \''H',H '''.'
later wh"n a t"&' 49, vas ''N'"
stat" Nurr"m" '""'f 'hr""N" 0,
~ 'h' = hl''E' "'''
ana = ''N"r''.' u . ..,,. ,oir,
NlN"'hI'H 80 has
on' ''''"' '" ,o "a cn,r
MI" '' '''.', ,, 800. .,r~.,s have
.".'' - h.r,-. cnuocu,orS. No "N-
fec. niy, boon paid out - e.
,orr,y a, obnoxious az harmful pub
has N""r iucurrrnt and N" YER
49,. ,,. ,.cr rendered with ~" sam"
d,sr,t.h ma, MARKS ~" daily d"'ISi'n~
49, 49,. c,rrcr.rr. ronm -! any wr,,-"'m-
Quoted business.
Most Any Civil Case
ANY rlylI a." NOW trio! - ~" 'S-
., tIishcd courts of IA" United States.
cNc"r, a divorce" action. may com" "'
for" n" trad" court. IA" NnrT"M'
= 1880 - tt INST fI.#HN /. 81 ."
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FOR sALEI192l Columbia ak touring
car which ! won through The Intell!Een-
GERS Contest. VIII sell at a liberal DIS
count. Gail 6Ts-R, Mrs. Cora Morgan.
10: S. Huron 81. !e-co-i
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FOR S.tt.E-On" Of IN. larErS'. finest.
u~>t improved and most '!rSirAbis
farms IN Belmont r"Inty ohio. ILn h.
d.NIt, : For part, u!IrS address, Owner.
Bon "a. B",,a.r,. ohio. Je."I-p
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Makes No Statement

Tho proclamation ISSUED under date OF
Juno - and given ort this morning by
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First Proclamation May 10.

Gu.rrror Mu- IN ISSUED his first pro-
C.amaii"m OF martha law IN MIngo COun-
/! On May ~. \ number OF persons
were arrested and detained under the
previous Proclamation, but IN Il h.thcas
corpus case hruuEht 10y \. d.. Lavender.
the prisoner VAS released T., III" SUI
prrmr court uf appeals ~ the ground
tina there hdd been no military oCCupa-
non Of Miugu county.
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To help YOU say" IS The mlas'"n e
In~telllgcnCcr Want ADS.
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wAN-Ep-MALE.

WANTED TW" statesmen. STEADY posi-
u"ns. Apply S,"Hm Electric 70.
,c-"J-S
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FOR ~SALE-PARAS.

FOR SAt.t- Farm. @Sa. At North View
= miles 'AN; - -. 'lh,rNyi.iv. : room
house. hLrn. : garages. ) ChIrhcn houses
nm National road. i'hone Ilu2 R4. J
W Mcfarland. K T. I. st. IlairsIiHr, -
;r-cs-J
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WANTED Young mar for S,rnoEraphcr
and tirurA..pcr t"r local concern. Good
opportunity STATE aS' Jni experience
nd go" r"frr, aces. Address, Strno..
care l~ntsI,!Srrrrr .c-GS.i
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. Charleston, W. Va, Juno 28.-
Governor E. +. Morgan, in q pro-
clamatton issued from the
Offices today, reafhrmed his procla-
nation Of martial law in m1ngo
county, commanded the assessor OF
Mtngo county to forthwith mako an
enrolment Of n" persons liable TO
military duty In that county and Or
dored tho sheriff OF that county to
draft 80 men, or to accept $50 VOL
unteers TO BE- mustered Into tho ser
v1ee OF tho state Of West Virginia
for a period Of so days for the On
forcement OF tho orders promul-
gated by tho chief executive.
The proclamation Of Governor Morgan
rcrltrS tina Il state uf war. InSurrccti"n
md riot has continued to exist and sun
exists N MinEu county and that th'
judge of the circuit court. Shcrli an"
prosecuting attorney of MinEo county
have again DECLARED their inability u
control such instruction and riot am
have further represented - the COVER
nor that thcr" ~ grave and imminent
danger Of greater md more serious tr"u-
bile IN that county,.
State Of War Continues.
II Is also rccitcd that ~" state Is
without organized militia /" execute and
ENFORCE lt NtN - ~ 'FNN ' al AA'fi fAaAN
Ia" AZ, Of the legislature providing for
the reorganization Of the national guard,
PASSED April Is last. is not yet in force
and effect. and III View of these Clrcum'
stances the executive prUclaimS that n
state IT war has continued TO exist and
sun EXISTS IN MInEn county and calls
ont for active duty 80 MN Of the on
rolled militia uf M.nEu county. to TX
Ccut" and enforce the laws OF West Viz
GINA. tmr proclamation Of May - and
the present proclamation.
The governor directs that the mon ac'
ccptrd 10y the sheriff for military duty
shall b. organized into two companies
Of Is m,u -, h. Mayor Thomas Il. Davis,
acting adJutant general. and heretofore
designated commanding officer OF the
militia uf MInIn county. - continued as
such and directed Ia organlzc the TWO
c"mpani' and after the same Is com
plci"d the TWO organizations shall elect
lI"utuDLRlS.
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FoR SALE.

FOR S.ALEctrrSt class grocery and
meat market. Good reason for sell
Ing. cal! l@S-W EHLIA.rr. JS-%5-m
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MBCBLLANEoUS.

FOR SAL.E-Fori coupe. Inquire "306
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-11
EASY TO DARKEN YOUR CRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and lustre With Sage Tea
 And Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell. because it's done so naturally, so evenly. Preparing this mixture. though, at home is mussy and trouble some. At little cost you can buy at any drug store the readyt-o-use prep aration, improved by the addition Of other ingredients called ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur COmpaund." You just dampen sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time By morning all gray hair disappears and, after another application or two, your hair becomes. beautifully dark. ened, glossy and luXuriant
 Gray. faded hair, though no dis grace. is sign of old age and as we all desire a youthful and attractive appearance, get busy at once with Wyeth'S Sage and Sulphur Compound and look years younger.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-11
Wilson, In First
 Big Fight In Year,
 Defends His Title

KElNOSHA Wis, Feb. 10. - John Wilson. defending his middleweisht boxing title for the first time since he won the championship nearly a year ago. tonight knocked out Navy Rostan in the second round or a scheduled 1O-round fight.
 Rostan never had chance against the heavy blows delivered by the champion. Wilson sailing in at the start with the evident intention of finishing the fight as quickly as pos Sible.
 Rostan was knocked down four times early in the second round. be- ing barely able to rise to his feet the fourth time at the count of nine. The knockout came after two minutes or the second round ROstan kept his feet in the first round but it was evt- dent he was outclassed. The cham pion's lefts to the stomach in the first round showed plainly their ef- feet on Rostan and spectators at the ringside declared it was merely question of how long he could last
 Wilson weighed 15S and Rostan weighed 156 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-11
Z N. '. POLICE OFFICERS HELD
 FUR OLD CRIME
Governor Whitman Probes Alleged Suppression Of
 Evidence In Affair

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.--C. J. Flood and Robert A. O'Brien, city police men. were arrested today and lodged in the Tombs after a grand jury had returned. indictments earlier in the day. charging them with the murder of 16-year-old James Cushing on July 14. 1916.
 The indictments were returned af- ter former Governor Whitman, who has been conducting an inquiry into alleged city corruption, turned his at tention to reputed suppression by the police of evidence in this case. The case was re-submitted today after 1t had been dismissed previously with out an indictment
 More sensational than the story Of the alleged murder of this boy, mem bers of the prosecutors staff said, was the fact that for two and a half years indictments against the two pa trolmen had been staved off although four investigations had been made
 James Cushing. with several other boys, was playing on the roof of house on July fl. 1918, when two po- licemen. wearing plain clothes. ap- peared apparently to drive them off Cushing was shot twice by one of ficer it is alleged. dying in short while