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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
Mex Tax Levy Form
 For Towns Coming

According to advices received here | the state tax commission is now draw
 ing up the necessary forms to be sup
 piled the various cities and counties
 of the state under the provision of
 house bill 90, which provides that
 such municipalities may increase
 their tax levies.
 The till, although it embodies all
 of the essential features of the old law, incorporates new provision whereby cities and counties may ex-
 ceed the prescribed 10 per cent in
 making their tax levies. This is to
 be done with the approval of the
 state tax commission.
 The necessity for such a provision
 became apparent particularly during
 the influenza epidemic. At that time counties and municipalities were con fronted with the need of raising mon- ey in addition to the funds raised by the tax levy with which to pay ex. penses incurred in handling the emer SNANS- III SOiHo cases lC was 1OuQQ that to raise these additional funds would be to overstep the 10 per cent limit on tax 1evies fixed by law. ItI Is to meet such emergencies that house bill 90 was passed.
 Under the provisions of this bill any county or municipality finding itself confronted with the need for more money through circumstances not of mans making. and finding it. self already levied to the statutory limit may meet with the state tax commission and upon the presenta- 1 ton of the facts. secure perrnission to raise the needed funds. Under l the old law there was no agency which could grant such permission. The provision is calculated to meet emergencies arising from epidemics, fire. flood or the so-called acts of God.
 The 10 per cent tax levy limit does not apply to cities or towns enjoying the privileges of self government un- der special charter or under charters granted by the federal government turing territorial days, it is said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
MIXTURE
 FOR GAS ON STOMACH

simple glycerine. buckthorn bark. etc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach It acts on both upper and lower bowel and removes all foul mat. ter which poisoned stomach. Often CURES constipation. Prevents appen- dlcitis. The INSTANT pleasant action or Adler-i-ka surprises both doctors. ana patients. One man who suffered live years from indigestion and con stipatIon was helped by ONE dose. J. M. Ball, druggist, Bisbee, and in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
Brophy Estate

In the matter of the estate of FL lenJia Brophy, deceased, an order was made yesterday in the probate side Of the superior court appointing C. $. Thompson as administrator and Joe L. Dickstein. Hartwell Nowell and H. w. Fleming as appraisers. Miss Brophy was the young daughter Of William Brophy and wife and died some time ago in Los Angeles but left some estate is this county.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19

Vegetables are the principal source oi TitGmfncS--elcmentS which science has discovered are vital tu develop mcnt and maintenance of the human body. The frcsher they arc, the bet ter-thercfore, it pays more ways than ono to grow your own.
 lat melons for breakfast-Gernan's Rocky Ford is q special treat. It's tender flesh is delicious ill color and Havor-lOc packet. postpaid.
 Germans Giant Wonder Watermelon will delight your palate. 200 packet, postpaid. 5000 in cash offered for heaviest melons. Rules on packet.
 Eat more peas-Germain's Prize takers arc lSc d packet Stratagems, l0r packet, postpaid. See Gcrinain's $ Garden Guide for special varieties of vegetables which can be planted this month
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
WAR NURSE TRIAL

F.. PASO. May 1S.-Mrs. Edna Earle McHush, war nurse. was placed on trial in the United States district court here today charged with hay ing married and received the allot ment of one soldier while legally the wife of another.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
Kindred Estate

In the Amos w Kindred estate an order was made yesterday appointing R. A. Bretherton, c. s. Thompson and J. C. Collins as appraisers. Kin dred was an old resident of Bisbee and died in Douglas few months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
ANOTHER LOVELY VIOLET
 OF PURE, DOUBLE WHITE

Last wcci; wc told you about tlle Undine, san exquisite new violet with large double lavender blossoms. This week we want you to know about its counterpart in whitc-the Swanley. Like the Undirc. blossoms are large, double and very fragrant Either variety Sl50 dozen plants in 2tl inch pots. Add l0e for postage and pack ing)
 Cc! GtrHqiH5 GgdcH Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
CRYSTAL AQUARIUMS IN
 VARIETY OF SHAPES

The home without a fish bowl is almost as rare as the Dodo bird. Neye, has any form of decoration been in greater vogue. We offer q wide select ion Tn clear crystal footed bowls, tall and squat post shapes, globes with hared and semi-closcd tops-at $l.35 and moro.
 Gct GcrmGiH'S GGydca Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
LINE WAS WRONG

PHOENIX, May 1S.-O. c. Tbomp- son. civil engineer employed by the Maricopa county board of supervisors to determine the correct location of thedividi ng line between Maricopa and Yavapai counties, reported to the board that the line was one and one eighth miles south of where it should be.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
Want Minor Child

A writ of habeas corpus was issuel out of the superior court at Tomb stone yesterday entitled Carmen Gamewell vs. Wilson Slagner." The writ is brought for the purpose of securing the custody of a ten year old child Slagner is said to be a res ident of Bisbee. The hearing on the wr:t is made returnable on Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
Hearing May 24

An order was made on the probate side of the superior court at Tomb. stone yesterday fixing May A as the date for the hearing of the petition Of Bassett Watkins for letters of ad, ministration of the estate of Dennis Curran deceased. Curran was res ident of Bisbee and died recently in California. <.c
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
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Plead Guilty

M C. Medisovich and William Munch, who entered pleas Of not guilty when arrested several days ago on charge of stealing 2 gaso- Inc engine from Juniper Flats, plead ed guiltysyesterday afternoon in the justice. court to petty larceny charges
 Judge Craig suspended pronounce ment Of sentence until May 21.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
SPRAY ALL STOCK WITH
 C0NKEY'S FLY KN0CKER

It kills every fly it touches and pre- vents otlicrS from annoy ing stock. h. dlspens1blc in dairics Ot. 9Oc; gal S2.50 (Add l0e for postage and pack ing).
 Bird Lice Destroyer sse
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
VIRGINIA CREEPER MAKES
 MOST GRACEFUL SCREEN

A porch or pergola may he q1ickiy and gracefully covered with q Virginia Crcepcr. Foliage is bright green tn Summer, turning to gorgeous reds and yellow in the Fall. Thrifty vines 25c each. tAdd 15c for special packing and postagc).
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19

Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson begin work on the screen version of Peter Ibbetson'' May Is. George Fitzmaurice will direct.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
HERE'S NEW PRICE ON
 "WATER BOY" FOUNTS

While they last Water Boy" auto matic poultry fountains will be sold for I each. Attach like faucet to any water line; provides clean, fresh water without waste or sloppy condition around feuut (Add Sc for postage and packing).
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19

NaIly Reid has had nine organ installed in the Craving room of his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
Thursday Morning, May l9, 1921
Rail Rates Advance
 July IS In Arizona

The announcement yeste. day iron, Washington that the U.- 5. Com,a:s. sion had reversed inc ruling O. th, state corporation commission in re- gard to the increase in freight and passenger rates will mean that the rates will be increased after July 15. The order of the interstate commits sion was issued last August which au- thorized the railroad companies of the country to increase the rates 25 per cent on freight and 20 per cent on the passenger fares.
 The laws of Arizona forbid railroads to make any change in'freight of pas senger rates without first getting per- mission from the state corporation commission. The railroad companies in Arizona made application for an increase in the rates as provided by the U. S. Commission and a hearing was held in Phoenix last December.
 In January the state commission handed down an opinion denying the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-19
For Man and Car

Peace officers in Arizona, Ne
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09
NOTICE

IIavirg hough City Drug Store
N . 2, in Fort sumner, N. NJ, |
snail be glad to have my old
friends drop In ard see US " hill !
in town. IL will be our aim to
conduct a clear, ORDERLY store,
ever striving to benefit our
Customers as well as ourselves
Prompt ard efficient service to
gether with right living and a
high regard for good moralstand
ing in the community shall ever
be cur aim.
c. F S ono.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09
Especial Ccrrespor dence)

Washington Sept. The
record of Holm o. Bursom as
United States Senator by appo-
intment sllhough covering but a
few months, is one upon which he
ought to be decisively defeated
From the moment he took his
seat in the Snate he allied himself
with the reactionary and privilege
serving Republican element in
that body, the same sort OF ele-
ment with which he has allied
in New Mexico. while the pro.
gressive element Of the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties has
worked for the best interest of
agriculture, stock-gro wing and
the natural industries, Bursum
and HE associates allied with the
eastern manufacturing interests
have steadily opposed them.
He voted for the confirmation
oi George Harvey as Ambassador
to Great Britan-.a man who has
been denounced by world var
veterans and war mothers
associations for asserting that
our soldiers and sailors in the
war fought only to save their own
skins.
He voted to confirm the nomi-
nation OF John j. Esch as Inter-
stat Commerce Commissioner
the author of the Esch Act con-
taining an anti-strike clause
which was denounced by railway
labor organization chiefs through
out the country and which has,
given the railroads over 5000, 600.
600 and is preparing to lend them
$500, 100000 more, a loan for
which Bursom will have to vote
if he retains his alliance with the
senatorial clique with whom he
has VI tedso far.
He voted against letin G farmers
and ranchmen have fertilizers free
Of duty and voted to put a tariff
on all agricultural implements.
He voted for all increases in
appropriations for the Army and
Navy when the county was
crying out against extravagant
expenditures.
He voted for the report adopted
by the Committee on Privileges
and Elections of which he is a
member, to White Wash Senator
Newberry OF Michigan, who was
convicted in republican court
in re publican county and re-
publican jury of violations OF the
corrupt practices act and senten-
BED to ten years in the penitsn-
Iiary hut escaped through de.
oieion Of the Supreme Court hold
ne that the constitution and the
aw made therennaer did not APP
ly to primary elections.
Although he voted against re- ,
ommitting the Soldie4's Bonus
'iII and thus killing it, follow Z
lg President HardinR's speech il
yainst il, he did not cast that d
'te until enough votes had been y
'st to show that his vote was G
i needed to kin the bill.
His record shows that he voted e
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09

A Free Public Library il be.
ing established for De Bsca
County, at Fort Sumner. Persons
having booze. which they have
no fortner use fo-, can render
thu public at latge a favor by
sending these to tao Library
Committee at Fort Sumaer.
Mrs C r Wilkinson
C'hai man
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09

will keep green black eyed
peas AT G. II Atker-cn G. Go for
sals. Eat more vegetables and a.
void The chances of taxing
scurvy. -
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09

For Sala = An old 5ts 10 Sing
er sewing maehine, in go9d 9 n
ditian See A J { Dad J Ragers.
Bring your cowhides t, Taikan
W T.Wade Will 'Iuy III. M on
Satur1 a, g. ..Adv.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09

Hive You Paid Your Taxes
The tax payer who have not paid
his taxes, owes, in addition to his
taxes assessed, interest at tAe
rate of l per cent p -r month. be-
sides a penalty Of 5 per cent max
ing a total of II per cent in addit
on to the regular tax, if paid in
August. This is artw method to
the taxpayers, and is causing con
idei adle anxiety am9ng ihe tax /.
payers
against governmental economy
and in favor of huge extravag ent
appropriations.
He has shown by this record
tnat he is the same Bursum in
Washington that he has teen in
N ew Mexico
II any other reason should be
needed for the defeat Of Holm o.
Bursum TO the senate than his re.
cord as senator, it can be found
in the record made by his party
during the present extra session
of this Republican Congress.
This record of Republican Con.
gress is eyel worse than Bur
sums but only because the tariff
and legislation psssed bS the
House has not yet been taken up
by the senate.
The Fordney Tariff Rill has
been denounced by both Repub
lican senators ard representa-.
tivee, among them Senator Good
ing Of Idaho, q republican,
stock-ralser and wool-grower,
who said among other things:
81 desire to show to Senators
what the Fordney bill will do for
the manufacturers if it is enact, d
into a law without amendment,
| shall have no trouble in showing
that it is the most vicious and
dangerous measure ever passed
in the House by any political
party
Senator Gocding attacked and
denounced the wool shed le or
he Fordney Tariff Bill and ana.
yzed it in a way to show how il
nulcts the wool growers for the
,enefit of the eastern manufac.
urers.
Among other things Sen tor
'ooding said:
"lf this bill shall be passed I
'ithout amendment the manu-
lcturers protection. when his
ompensaLory duty, to which he
not entitled, and his ad valorem
lties are oomputee, will be any
here from 62 IL to 200 per
,nt.
unless the wool grower il Civ.
! adequate protection in an
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09

'a''F'f@fs'4S es'f'E' s''''F't f'F''+'s'S-i'
JOHN H. SANFORD, MD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FORT SUMNER. N MEXICO.
Res phone 1O4 Office Phone 8
4+s,A-+%4+s-+++s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
honest deal, and can reduce his
expenses, We cannot go on with
the wool industry in America.
n know that il this schedule il
enacted into law that the wool
grower will give up the fight, and
the wool industry at least will be
lost 70 America"
These are the words Of a Re-
publican Senator, cattle raiser
md stock.g grower
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09

To those having als in the
News: Please notify Us early
Of any chaf ges to be made in
your I'D.
All ads outside of fabian will
be cash in advance.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

Iwi.h to say that al news sent
10 that will benefit thu pubic il
gepera: will be arrreciats d.
We will not use py that tends
to cause hard feelings
NV Motto "Clean Paper,
Clean Town, Clean Courty.'
Evening star., 1921-04-30
WANTED-GARAGES.

WANTED-GARAGE SPACE FOR ONE CAR
vicinity 18th and SIS. Columbia S97s. -
WANTED-A GARAGE FOR ONE CAR NEAL
Ontario Apartments. after June l. Phone
House Office bldg. I;ranch 113. u
GARAGE OR STORAGE FOR ONE OR TWO
vicinity 10th and Massachusetts TO
Thomas Circle. Address Hpx 24s-A. Star
Evening star., 1921-04-30
APARTMENTS TO LET.
BIS NEW YORK AVE. Nv. APT. 20
Furnished. two rooms and bath.
$50 per month. IL

12l4 GALLATlN ST.--EXCEPTlONALIY DE-
sirabie 3room- tiled ba tn aud kitchenettc apart
mrRt in new, detached house: Of stationary
TUBS and power washing machine: convenient
10 9tl and Ian st. cars: - minis. to Treas.
THREE ROOM HOUSEKEEPING FLAT NEAR
reservoir: garden space: also furnished front
room. 46 Bryant St NV
CoSGENlAL YOUNG LADY To SHARE
pleasant apartment with girls; reference
Address Box 2..-A. Star office.
ALL BRIGHT OUTSIDE ROOMS OyERIOOK-
Evening star., 1921-04-30
WANTED-ROOMS

LIGHT housekeeping rooms in Chevy Chase
employed couple Address Box 3pl "A. star
office
Evening star., 1921-04-30
FOR RENT-ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS,

TWO LARGE, nicely furnished.
connecting, front rooms; Ink.
privileges; centrally located !;
reasonable. Phone +. 5O51.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

1856 FAIRMONT-3 LARGE L.H.K. ROOMS.
bath: h.w.: electricity: single suite.
IN THE TORONTO At DUPONT CIRCLE.
Apt. - comprising rooms and bath front
corner. completely furnished for $3.50 per mo.
Apt. AZ. comprising rooms bath small
porch, southern exposure Furnishings include
linen. silver. etc. Rental 500 per month.
1900 block ST rooms. la til and sleeping
porch. handsomely furnished. including some
silver. china. etc. S1I5 per month.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

WANTED at once. by refined Young man.
bright nicely furnished room with board:
within walking distance 18th and Pa ave.
Must be reasonable. Address Box 35OA. Star
Evening star., 1921-04-30
TABLE BOARD.

l462 .GIRARD ST.-tlxcellent
cuisine.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

.ADY To SHARE
} girls; reference.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

and bard in private family tCathAic pre-
frrred,: permanent if suited. Address BOX
% b. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-04-30

CLuBRoOM. capable Of holding twenty five
members; act quickly. Refer TO III II ne l.
AA1Eu-nnnMS MYTH RO d.,
Evening star., 1921-04-30

RY EX-SOLDIER. room and board in cx-
change for work. Address Box 2S6 \. Star
Evening star., 1921-04-30

13J 18th ST. NV Main 1921.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH NON-HOUSE-
keeping apartment: handsomely furnished:
steam heated. electric light and maid service;
500 per month. Apply New Commercial Ho-
Evening star., 1921-04-30

oI.Ds two model 4o4a. cheap IGpa Ga.
ave. NV ''
FORD TRUCKS. Cash or terms. A. j. Sta
bier 42j X st. NV.
OPEN SEDAN-191S: for sale cheap III 9'h
st. NV
Evening star., 1921-04-30

1921 HARVARD ST. N.W-HoUSEKEEPING
apartment rooms. private bath: hw.h.: elec-
tricity; screened cool. airy: being papered no
children: summer rates. Col. 49S6-W. Il
1924 WISCONSIN AVE.-FOUR ROOMS AND
ba tn at the Wisconsin, $50. II. Z. LOCK-
WOOD. 1410 q n.w.. janitor. 2s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
CHRISTMAS CLUB
DISTRIBUTES CASH
New Castle Leather Co. EN-.
pIoyes Receive More Than
$4,000.

The Christmas Club operated in COR
nection With the New Castle Leather
Manufacturing Co. is making its annual
ed by the employees of this company
is being returned to them plus inter-
est at the rate Of per cent. This is
the fourth year that the management
Of this company have operated a
Christmas Club for the benefit of their
employees. The total amounts deposit
for the year have varied; last year
over $4,000 was deposited but a good
deal of this was withdrawn when
hard times set in.
In order TO accommodate the employees
the management has arranged for the
30 make weekly deductions
from the payroll, the fund thus col
lected being left in charge of a trusted
employee of the company. Any sun,
may be deposited weekly and many
of the checks withdrawn are in excess
of $4,000.
j. Writ Willis. yice-president and
general manager of the company
takes keen interest in any movement
for the benefit of the men and womer
of the plant. which is one of the larg
est leather companies in the country
With the exception of a New week
shut down in the latter part of 1920
this plant has operated continuousl,
throughout the dull period giving EN-
ployment to an average of 600 mel
and women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
MILITARY FUNERAL OF
PRVAVTE J. ]. HUGHES
Burial or Delaware Soldier Who
Made Supreme Sacrifice
in France.

Private John j. Hughes OF tho 34oth
Infantry, s7th Division, probably Della
wares last representative who made
the supreme sacrifice in the World
War. TO be returned 10 his own state,
was buried this morning with full
military honors from the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hughes
Of 1912 Spruce street.
Private Hughes was killed by light
ming at Tenac, near Santes, France, on
September 1S, 1918.
A solemn requiem mass was sung in
st. Patrick's Church, Fifteenth and
King streets. at $50 o'clock. The body
was escorted to the church by a. pls-
toon OF police in charge of Sergeant
John Deyenish. The guard OF honor
and color bearers comprised members
of the American Legion. all veterans
os tho American Expeditionary Forces
bringing up the rear were members OF
the 3f5th Infantry, former comrades
OF Private Hughes and members Of
the Delaware National Guard. Music
vas furnished by the Anti-aircrafi
Regiment Band Of 30 pieces.
The pal1 bearers. all from the 345th
Infantry, were the sa1ne as those who
acted in that capacity when Private
Hughes was first inferred IN France
They were William Hunter. Joseph
! # Long, Leo Haughey, John Kowwa1-
! ski. Harry Pierce end Thomas Il
Loughery. The firing squad also com.
priscd former associates OF the dead
soldier.
/ l.. 2
widow. his parents. one brother an,
three sisters. Internent was made il
the New Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Y. W. c. A. NEWS.

Under the auspices of the Girls
Work Department a Christmas party
will be held at the clubrooms OF the
Young Women's Christian Association
from until 6 o'clock next Friday
afternoon. One Of the features OF the
afternoon will be the story hour watch
will be conducted by Miss Julia Will
hanson Of Philadelphia. Miss VIII
hanson will relate many Christmas
stories. She is connected with the
Free Library OF Philadelphia.
The Friendship Club will meet on
Monday afternoon at the clubrooms
and following q short business session
wiz visit the Babies Day Nursery
and Hospital and will take toys and
Christmas cheer TO the little ones.
Members of the Joan of Arc CluL
have planned a dance TO be held or
Monday evening in the club rooms
18th and Heald streets. Tickets are
now on sale by members of the club
| The young women of this organization
I have made a large number of toy.
which they viii send this week (,
Sunnybrook Farm.
| The following Girl Reserve Corp,
will meet Tuesday afternoon: His
watha, Wawatasi. PollYanna and Yves
End. Each of these clubs are plan,
ming special work for Christmas
Baskets will be filed and distributed
among the worthy of this city anS
stockings will be filled with toys anV
goodies for the children Of the city,
The True Blue Corps win meet OF
Wednesday afternoon and will I'll
stockings and a basket for famil.
they are caring for in this city for tn
Holiday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
OFFERS $4,000 FOR BRAVERY.
Edward Box TO Reward Phila. Police
Guards and Firemen for Merit.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Dec. E.-Award for
merit in the line of duty" will be
given each year TO two members each
of the fire department. police depart
ment and park guards. it was an
nounced today by Mayor Moore. The
gifts. including 81 1000 each and 4
docunisnt reciting the act for which
the award is made, are from a fund
created by Edward w. Box and known
as the citizens award"
Decision as TO the awards will pC
made by a citizens committee SC.
lected by Mr.. Box, the first awards
for 1921 will be made shortly aftol
January l, at a public ceremony il
the offices of the mayor.
Should the act for which the aware
is made have coct the life of the bene
ficiary, the widow OF next of kin vii
receive it.