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Evening star., 1921-03-07
BY BUD FISHER.

met man on Pennsylvania railroad
train last night. They reached here
at 1890 o'clock and occupied a room
al local hotel. This morning about
80 o'clock. Blackwell stated. he
missed the stranger from the room.
An examination OF the room, he re-
ported. disclosed the taking of his
overcoat and $40 in cash.
+. NJ Adams. Plaza Hotel, New Jer
sey avenue and u street, reported
that he took soldier to his room
the night of March T. After the lat
ter's departure. he stated, he missed
a watch valued at 500.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
SUES FORMER HUSBAND.

Suit to recover $40 for the sup
port and education of his four chill
dren has been filed in the District
Supreme Court by Elizabeth A. Cook
against her former husband. John
Francis Cook. They were divorced in
Idaho in August, 1910. and the father
was ordered to pay $50 month for
the support of the children. He has
neglected to meet this obligation. the
wife declares. She is represented by
Attorneys Thompson & Laskey.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
VISITOR LOSES s100.
Other Thefts Also Reported to
D. c. Police Department.

c. f. Byrd, Shreveport. La. who
visited this city to witness the inau-
guration of President Harding. yes
'erday reported to the police the loss
of IA pocketbook containing 500
ether cards.
John Jenkins. 323S Prospect avenue
Evening star., 1921-03-07
s,oO. O.o,sp Cathedral Fir-.

CHICAGO-Fire destroyed the inte-
rior of the Cathedral of SIS feter
and Paul. causing damages estimated
at 100000. The cathedral is one OF
the oldest and best known Episco-
nali,u edifices in the city. dating
back to the civil war times. The hre
is believed to have been caused by an
overheated boiler.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
Brsyes Atlantic Alone In Boat.

PENSACOLA. Fla.-ArrivinC here in
twenty-one-foot open Sailboat. f.
= Cjsveriy of Bayonne. y. J.. COM
rleted a voyage which. although not
unique is yet unusual. The entire
voyage was made alone and without
mishsp. although the first part of it
was down the Atlantic coast past the
stormy Hatteras capes. in the middle
Of the winter,
Evening star., 1921-03-07
.A..r,e., Prinees.- Better.
North German Lloyd Dividend.

BRENEN-The shareholders of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany at a meeting here today. approved
the balance sheets of the last seven
wears voted an annual dividend for 1919
and 1920 OF S per cent and approved an
increase in tn comDanys capital 10
e5a. .oo0, 900 marks. This was the first
meeting Of the shareholders since
1914.
The executive board. which went
into session after the shareholders'
meeting, unanimously elected Phiip
Evening star., 1921-03-07
Arters Favor Equity shop.

NEW YORk-Members Of the Act
ors' Equity Association have eS
pressed themselves overw he lminsiH
in favor of an equity shop. " was
announced when the result OF pa iIot
;rr on the question was made public.
The vote stood 3.39s for and 10
against. Two thousand members
unanimously voted to insert IN me
constitution a clause to the enect that
membership in the Actors Equity AS
sociation would never be limited.
N- Emerson declared the equity shop
was in no sense closed shop. nut
merely form of union organization
which will bar non-equity members
from com panies in which equity play
ers are performing.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
Ff,ipino Strike ON ship.

Los ANGELES.-Sixty Filipino
walters on the steamer Golden Gate.
which has arrived at Los Angeles
harbor. on her way from Baltimore
to San Francisco. went on strike
after the steamer .docked. when Lo-
renzo Torres. another waiter. was
put in irons because, ship officers
said, he had attacked cadet oficer
while the ship was docking. Later
they returned to work and Torres
was turned over TO the city police.
student Killed by Plane.
nATIAS Tex-JoSeph Fernandez.
Evening star., 1921-03-07

Heneken. former general manager Of
the line. TO the presidency of the
company. II. kulenkampff was named
vice president.
Princes Visit to America Delayed.
LONDON.-Accordin to viscount
Chinda. former ambassador to Great
Britain. who is accompanying the
Crown Prince Hirohito Of Japan on his
journey. the visit of the heir apparent
to the throne to the western hemi-
sphere is being deferred to some fu-
ture date. chiefly because the mission
must be back in Japan by September.
R<iehswehr Troops Near Arys.
LoNDoN.-1nformation has reached
well informed Polish circles in London
in connection with the Upper Silesian
plebiscite that German Reichswefr
troops have been concentrating near
Arys and Loetzen. in East Prussia.
since the middle of February
Vast Electric Project In spain.
MADRID.-A plan. drafted by the
leading electrical experts in Spain
for the purpose of developing eiec-
tric energy throughout the country.
was presented to King Alfonso. The
king consented to become a patron OF
the project The plan contempIates
the construction of enormous electric
stations along the principal rivers
and railroad lines. extending over
$500 kilometers. The cost is esti-
mated al e60,000.000 pesatas The in
tention is to utilize the water power
in the rivers and at the same time
10 use the poorer quality Of coal
which abounds in many districts.
Thirty-One Muti,eers Executed.
VIENNA.-Mutiny among members
Of the Hungarian garrison at Raab,
resulting in the killing Of two officers
and the execution OF thirty-one mu-
tineers, is reported in dispatches re-
ceived here. According to the press
accounts. the trouble started when
logging of several soldiers was or
dered by Baron Rivas and Count Vay.
Other soldiers protested against the
hogging and shot two officers. who
had drawn their revolvers to oueIl
the disorder Those executed in
cIuded two captains who sympathized
with the mutineers.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
AS FAR AS HE GOT.

Bunk understand from good au-
thority he's writing for the maya
zines.
Bink--Well, it's true in certain
sense. They we're delayed in the
mails and he wrote and asked to have
another copy sent
Evening star., 1921-03-07
s,s.ooo Railroad shop Fire.

STAMPS. Ark. = Fire of undeter-
mined .origin destroyed the car re-
pairing and blacksmith departments
of the Arkansas and Louisiana rail
road shops here. causing loss estl-
mated az $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
VIII Aid Packing House Workers.

CHICAGO-The Chicago Federation
of Labor has pledged its resources.
moral and financial. to the 10000
workers in the packing house INDUS
try in their determination to resist to
the last ditch a breaking down of the
eight hour day" A resolution was
adopted which also declared that the
53-cent -per-hour wage now paid ls
below the living wage standard. and
We therefore recommend unless steps
are taRen to remedy the situation
that the present owners and managers
of the packing industry be publicly
brande ed as a menace TO the govern
ment and people in general" The
resolution also accused the packers of
violating their agreement with the
government through the cancellation
Of the wartime arbitration agree
ment on February IS.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
Buildings in Georgia Dynamited.

ATLANTA. Ga.-A negro lodee
building was dynamited and nre'
believed to be of incendiary origin.
leveled to the ground the cotton
ginnery Of r. E. Fullilove. at High
shoals Oconee county, following the
dynamitinS of negro schooihouss
al shady Grove. in the same county.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
alabama Officers Plan War
Upon Night Rider 7e17orlsts

,ha I,,iyersitv of wisconsin. was
killed here when struck by the pro-
pelIer of a commercial aeropiane.
from which he was alighting after
ride,
Evening star., 1921-03-07
C~I,i.t.. Wife Drowned.

CHICAGO-The body of Mrs, Ma
tiIda Stejndel, wife Of Bruno Steindel
widely known celiist. was found IN
Lake Michigan near her home. II Is
believed that she ended her lite pc
cause of i'll health. Mr.. Steindel Is
m mber of the Chicago Opera com
pany.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
D. the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. March s.-The rail-
road strike situation between Mont
erev and San Luis Potosi. where sew
ersl bridges have been burned and
tracks destroyed. apparently by
strikers. was described as serious to-
day by travellers arriving in Mexico
CITY from Laredo, Tex. thirty-seven
hours late. The travellers asserted
thar federal troops guarding trains
had clashed several times with
strikers at one place. fifteen OF the
strikers being captured and executed
sum rnarily.
President Obregon's assertion Sat
urday TO newspaper correspondents
that the governments strike policF
was unchanged is taken here to mean
there will be no recession Irom 'ne
original policy of non-recosnition OF
the union.
.Aneriean Prineess- Better.
ATHENS.-The American princess"
Anastasia who has been suffering
from a serious illness. is slightly i'm
proved, the pulse and temperature be-
ing at the present time more FAVOR
able. The attending physicians have
di aznosed the case as one OF intes-
tinal obstruction. which may necessi-
tate an operation. No surgical meas
ures will be taken until the arrival
Of DIR. Hoover. the American physi-
clan. who is on his way here from
Constantinople. The American Red
Cross has offered the royal family the
services of Carries Heiiman Johns
Hopkins nurse. in the event an opera
ton is nece ssary.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
Crime Wave In LouisviiIe.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. - Louisville ran
the gamut of crime here in the BRET
period of two hours Saturday night.
housebreakers. holdup men. purse
snatcher and automobile thieves reg
istering success in their specialties,
the total loss to victims being esti-
mated at $4,000. spportioned as fol-
lows: Housebreakers. $500: holdup
men. ss4: rse-snatcher. S40.S2. and
automobile thieves. $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
By the.Asecia ted Press.


SCOfTSBORO, Ala. March =
State authorities today were prepar-
ing to clean up the supposed head
quarters district near here of the
night rider bands which have been
terrorizing northern Alabama COM
munities. Announcement that they
intended to organize posse for the
purpose was made by officers who
took part in a street battle at Ste
venson, near here. yesterday. follow
ing an attempt by fifteen members
of the Farm Tenants Union TO re-
lease four members of the union
held in Jail there. The men were
arrested when their night-riding ex-
pedition was intercepted by Deputy
Sheriff stevens of Stevenson.
The unionists. who later made the
assault on the jail and opened hre
on the Jail guard. were met by the
citizens. who had been warned. ana
all but five. who were captured ana
placed under arrest. We're put 10
flight They came from the taoius
settlement. supposed headquarters OF
the night riders, and officers an
nounced that they would organize
posse today to invade the ulstric'.
Evening star., 1921-03-07
Railroad Strike in Mexico
Serious Menace to Travellers

Heineken. former general manager Of
the line. TO the presidency of the
company. H. kuienkampf was named
vice president.
Evening star., 1921-03-07

DALLAS, Tex.-Joseph Fernando
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
LOWELL TRAFFIC
 RULES ISSUED

To improve the traffic conditions On the' stretch of road between the city limits of Bisbee and the Lowell bridge the following regulations have been issued by the sherifrs office in Tombstone:
 That a speed limit from the city limits of Bisbee to the railroad bridge at LOwen be not 10, exceed 10 miles per hour and the speed limit from the railroad bridge at Lowell to the car barns at Warren, be not to exceed 15 miles per hour; and. that no automo- bile or motorcycle can be parked for a longer time than 30 minutes be- tween the hours Of a. m, and 6 D. m. from the Lowell bridge to the city limits of Bisbee: anu that all auto mobiles parking between the Lowell bridge and the city limits Of Bisbee, shall have two wheels, front and rear not more than 12 inches from the curbstone."
 Main street in Lowell. has been particularly congested because there has been no regulation and many ma chimes have been parked in an obliQue position. often for long periods at a time. The new regulations will be strictly enforced.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
MRS. DOb|N |S
 CHEN HEARING
Judge Mckenzie To Render Decision Today In Case
 Of Alleged Arson

The preliminary hearing of Clara Dobin, charged with arson in connec- tion with the occurrence of three fires on the night of March 19, within the space of an hour and half, at her house at 75 Upper Lowell, took place yesterday in the justice court at Lowell, decision being taken under advisement by Judge Mckenzie until tomorrow.
 J. A. McSwain, Mrs. William Goar and Mrs. Phillip MonteZ. all residents of the neigbborhood, testified as to the occurrence of the fires. The first fire was extinguished by the Lowell fire department, and the succeeding fires were put out with the assistance Of neighbors. Mrs. Dobin attempted to establish an alibi
 The case was prosecuted by Walter Roche, deputy county attorney, and Winters and Thomas of Lowell acted as counsel for the defendant
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
DANAGING FIRE
 AT TOMBSTONE
Blinn Lumber Shed Among Buildings Burned; Car
 Of Sheriff Hood Lost

Advices received from Tombstone
 rs' night were to the effect that a fire there yesterday afternoon had lone considerable damage. burning the old Rlinn lumber Shed and sur -ourdiae buildings The residence occupied by Sheriff Joe Hood. how ever. YVES saved An ice storage house belonsins 10 J. H. McPherson was burned as was the new Stude- baker six Of Sheriff Hood. which had been purchased by the board of su- Dervisors recently at a cost of s2700. The car was insured but Sheriff Fcod received several slight burns -;n trying to save the car. The gar age w9s already in flames before 'aoiDot discrvereA Y is thought that fihe fire was caused from sparks from a fire started below the rail road track by sDarks from g. passins train Ii was not known last night whether the destroyed buildings were insured.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
Court To Decide
 Who's Tombstone
 Chief Of Police

COURT TO DECIDE =. =. ......
 The weighty question of who is the Chief of police of Tombstone will be settled this morning in the superior court at Tombstone before Judge AL bert Nj Sames. who will wrestIe with the problem without calling upon the services of a jury.
 The title of the case is The State of Arizona vs. J. Porter Mcdonald" and involves the. defendants right to hold down the job of chief of police. The case was brought on the con- plaint of c. l.. Blackburn, who is a contendsnt for the office, and who also claims $500 damages from Nc Donald for having held the office from him.
 Mcdonald resigned as chief of po- Iide sofs Tombstone on November 15. 1Bp, and on December 14 the city copnei1. with two members and the mayor present. appointed c. L. Black burn to the office On January 4. 1921. the citk council again met. and with all members present disapproved of tue action taken on December IA, when only two of the councilmen were. present and reappointed Porter Mcdonald as chief of police. On Feb ruary 1 the minutes of the meeting of January f were regularly approved.
 Ever since that time Tombstone has had a superfluous number of chiefs of< police The subject has been a bone of bitter contention at the coun ty seat. The police force of. Tomb stone consists solely of the office Of chief and pays $50 month.
 Attorney Fred Sutter Of Disbee rep resents Porter Mcdonald in the ac ! tion. and O. Gibson of Tombstone | represents Blackburn.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
To Resume Road
 Construction Tn
 Northern Arizona

PHOENIX March 23. - Activity in road- construction in the north ern part of the state will be resum- ed soon, according to State Engineer Thomas Maddock who announced to- day that the work on the Flagstaff VIII ans road soon will be under way again. Suspension of this work was caused by bad weather some time ago.
 Milton Powers. chairman of tho Coconino county highway commits sion and Fred Caring. chairman of the boerd of supervisors of that coun- ty. held a conference with Maddock today They asked for additional federal equipment and for contin- uation of the road building program in their county Maddock said that the highway department expected to move part of its force that now is in Mohave county to Coconino and Ananhe counties.
 The state engineer also said that the Oatmon-Topack road was near ing completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
Robert l.. Davis
 Hearing Postponed

The hearing, oA Robert L. Davis. charged with first degree burglary in connection with the robbery of the Ralph Gherna warehouse. which was set for 3 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon in the justice court. was postponed until until Monday after noon at o'clock. on the motion of s. F. Williams. counsel for Davis. Williams made the motion for post ponement after the original com plaint had been amended,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24


 D;arrhoca is ihe deadly los (, fowls, young ana old If g itt;c q Barnes Remedy $ added 70 u-> water. baby ch.cks wal Le free ircu. this dread d.sease Positively w.li cure all forms or diarrhoea and cholera in adul; brds 27c and 54c. (Add 5c for postage and pacEng)
 The backyard poultry ra ser will do we'll to enlula:c the commercial poultryman. who feeds Lees Egg Maker when production falls of. This is a highly concentrated Nro- ten food that never fails to make good. 2-ib. soc; ; lbs. ST. (Add l0s for postage and pccking)
 There's one royal road to Poultry Success-via Mrs. A. Basley's ia nous Western Poultry Book You ca'l starr where she left off-with al the experience necessary to make poultry raising. profitable. Price S0f postpaid.
 Gel Cermcin's Garden Gaide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24

,'D-sTINi-t-p FRoN p,GF oVF' niles northeast of Chanute field The-e was little wind when he jump cd. hv at an altitude of 1S.OO0 feet a strc ng current engulfed his para ohu He declared there were no peculiar sensations at any time dur n@- th1 descent.
 Record Stands As Official
 fno.her a'rv.ane was sent up aft CT the Oig de Hayiland began the flight. It followed Lieutenant Ham ilfcr during his descent and carried him hzck to Chanute field. It is de- clarcd at the field that the record VI stand as official. Before the flight was attempted the paragraph --a~ ret at zero and sealed. It will be sent to Washington to be cali brated.
 No further atter'Dt will he made to better this record unless some oth- CT field breaks t." said Lieutenant Strcrr-re Lieutenant Hamilton held +'-~ -~a~icus record which was 20.- 500 feet. made at Carlstrom field. Ar cadia. Florida.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
Claude Nj. Earls,
 40, Passes Away

Claude NJ Earls. 40 years old. em- ploySd in the supply department of Jhe c. r A. mining company. died Tuesday eve1ing at 1 o'clock at the the C. X A. mining company, died will be held thisr afternoon at o'clock from the Palace chapel. Rev. George C. Golden officiating
 Besides a wife, the deceased leaves two step children Loren Tetus s@le and Mrs. A. I.-Baker of Los Ant geles.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
Warren District People
 Prevent Appendicitis

Many Warren District people are using simple glycerine. buckthorn bark, etc, as mixed in Adler-tka. This flushes BOTH upper and lower bowel so completely it removes all foul, accumulated Doisons from ali mentary fanal and prevents appendi- citis. Adler-i-lla relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomachy Often CURES constipation. In one case of chronic stomach trouble ONE. bottle produced wonderful results. J. M. Ball, druggist. Bisbee, and in Lowell by Lowel Drug Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
'MUMS READY TO SHIP
 AFTER MAY FIRST

Now's the time to order your Chrysanthernums for Fall bloom. We are featuring two novelties this sea- son which we feel should be included in every planting-they're priced at 35e each. (Add 5t for postage and .packing)
 WHITE CHIEFTAIN-one of the grandest of incurved petal va rieties. A splendid keeper and most desirable for cutting.
 MARfGOLD-one of the bright est Of all yellows. Petals are in- curved and Blossoms large and un- eXcelled for cut flowers.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
THREE MAGNIFICENT
 NEW FUSCHIAS

Every home has a shady location which could be made more beant.ful by the planting of any one of t,.e following magnificent new fushiss:
 ANDRE LIE NOSTRE--largc Towering, free blooming and vc~ double in form. Corolla beautifl, prune shade.
 JULIET ADAM - pure whit double blossoms. A hardy growes and free bloomer.
 DOLLAR PRINCESS mass oi blossoms throughout the season. We speedily recommend this variety for trailing on trellises or growing il pyramids. Price of any of the above S5e each. (Add l0e each for postage and pack;ng)
 Gel Germain's Garden Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
NEW CLIMBING ROSE
 WITH SCARLET, BLOOMS

Can't you picture such flower on pergola or pillar-a densely foliaged climbing rose with glorious vivid scarlet blooms? Paul's Scarlet Clim- Der IS proving a positive sensation this season-everyone is exclaiming over its radiant beauty. While they last-$l bush. (Add l0c for post age and packing.1
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
SWEET-AS-HONEY CORN

For tender. milky, sweet-as-honey corn, there is no variety which can even approach Germain's Oregon Evergreen. It does exceptionally we'll in Southern California and Arizona's soil. and because of its compact husks is practically worm proof. 10e packet. 40c ID. postpaid.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK March g. - Liberty bonds closed broader at: 31h's s9O.56; first As $500: second As sSs.74; first 4K's sS7.36: second 41k's sS6.90; third 4K's s9O.12: fourth 4A's sS7.0S: Victory 4si's ss73O; Victory tA's s97 3S.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
BEAMS A GARDEN STAPLE

We strongly recommend Ger mains brown seeded Kentucky Wonders for home gardens. This variety bears an abundance of long. crisp, tender stringless beans which are unrivaled in flavor. lor packet, 40c ID. postpaid
 Gct Ger,aain'S Garden Grids
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
KEEP AFTER GOPHER!

Gophers must be eradicated from Arizona-and it's up to you to dc your part The California Box Gopher Trap never fails to make a catch. soc ca. S250 doz (Add 5C ca. or 15e dog. for postage and pack ing.)
 Gel Germain,s Garden Gnide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
PLANT STRATAGEM PEAS;
 THEY'RE DELICIOUS

Show me the man who doesn't relish dish of freshly picked peas flor l do not believe such a one exists. Germain's Stratagem Peas produce heavily. the pods are large and we'll filled-and the flavor. oh boyl you can't beat it! Toe packet. 40c ID. postpaid.
 Get Germdin's GardeR Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
SPECIAL TpEET FOR
 BREEDING BIRDS

V'i'iie Bird Mama should be fed Se yea round, IL Is especially re- s'ed l>y canaries during the breed 7 season. Both tke papa and mama wi be better nGtured # this 0G IS g;ven regularly In metal o..ia'Ecr winch can be attached to ny cage. lSc. (Add 2 for postage -f. packing.l
 C.. Gcrmain'S Gdrden Gu;de
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24

You won't have 10 share your ap- pies. pears, cabbage, plants and fow- CTS with the worms if you use Cor ona Dry. It is the universal insecti- eide for tree and garden leaf-eating pests. ID. 70A Special quantity prices (Sent only by express or freight.)
 Get GermGiH's Garden Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
IKE CANARYS PLUMAGE
 4 RICH GRANGE COLOR

That ric;l orahseI color. so desired hy breeders ard exhibitors. may be obtained ivy feeding Burrows pure '1'or food Price .6cc. (Add 5c for postaee and pack;ng)
 G,f Ccr'rri;I's CGrdca Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24
Canadian Indians ' Don't Want Vote

BUFFALO. N. r., March 23.-The council of six nations of Indians.
 ~hich has been in session here two days, decided today to appeal to King George of Great Britain against the proposed enfranchisement of Indians in Canada The Indians desire to re tain their tribaI form of Government and are said to be considering a general exodus to the United States
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-24

The Perfect sanitary feeder is specially designed to feed q large number of chicks in small space. Individual stalls prevent crowdinS and give every bird chance. Per feet double galvanized fccders-l2- in. soc; lS-in. 75e. (Add $, to eithS for postage and pac'king)
 Get GerUIdiH'S Garden GriGs