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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Officers Are Elected.

y. :. l'almorc was chosen president
Of the Farmers Milk Producers AS
ISOLATION iii a meeting held last night
vice presidents: W. VI. Cease. sccr.-
tary and treasurer: J. w Barnes
Robert Cross. w. VI. Cease. j. a. Log
ing. L. NJ Pcmberton. H. w Gals
members OF the board OF directors
Various matters concerning the farm
crs interest were discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
I rgcs Hcitrr Teachers. paw

.hi"TS'm.ut OF Increased salaries
'or the city school -tenchcrs was mad.
citizens Association hold loSi ri,h,
~ ne S.hnolhousc, following talks
on h.h"f OF the teachers bv ~ :.
tu!t'' w Locker ana T. a.
I'm " Matters concerning IN. pro-
.pHr" changes II the stree; -,i,,y
iIh A4s6 MAS passed on 20 ihe.xncu
i've comnitt," to hr taken nm MY,
,,h"hth \ number Of complaints as
j." excessive Eas bills wcr" taken M
w ~" action made. Davis Hoi,nn,
president. presided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Hoard OF Aldermen. city Hall. =.
ROtnry Clyb. Richmond Hotel, 1.
IntrtciS Henry Council. 4. 4. Il.
l. Us" MurphH's Hotel ANNEX. S:t5.
onicinl bonrd. Denny street
Methodist Church. y.
Strand. dark.
Academy. vaudeville and motion
pictures, =. Z ::tO aud D:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

cnfuary "a he Will speak before Il
hhhsa- meeting at City Auditorium. and
arrangements are being made TO have
MN address the colored people OF the
c'S ~ Hood Temple on February %
~ thirty five piece band will be here
during his visit from baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Aldermen WIN Meet Tonight,

The Board of Aldermen will meet
tonight at o'clock in regular SEES
sion. n long docket confronts thu.
body. hut IT IL not probable any Of
the proposed measures Will occasion
debate 1t Is believed that after the
meeting Alderman Barton H. Grundy,
chairman of the Committee on III :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
.C0UNC|LMEN LAUD WORK
OF CHARLES {. BOILING
Members OF Streets Committee and
Retiring Director Exchange
I;ulOgicS.
DELAY FRANCHISE DISCUSSION
No Action ON Petition OF Virginia
hallway and Power Company
VIII BE Taken FOR the Present
II Is Stated.

Cordial .xnro.,;
''"''' expressions of regard and
the hope OF continued r.i,,i,nvhi,
were exchanged bctwc., ro,;,;,,'.
Director of pnh,ic wo.,.
pa,,i '"'''cs H.
i'oillhS ana the street Committee of
city Council ut the close or ,ho ,,o,
In. of tho co,pmi,.
mo-, .r,a s''e'":.E after
l""i' me body had completed it's
work of the session. when Council
man Moor. or N,d;sou W.,
ana suggested that :. rosnintion -,
thanks and Naturalization hn vi
MIR. Boiling for his uniform i,iad,'a.,
and courtesy ia iho ,,a,,,t ~ N 'nr -;
years in which he had hn.r Sn i'ti!
associated with ihr,n '''','''
MIR. EoIlin. mas boo, ,x.r
I,irh Ia ms In Ill H'ic,iicIH
said MIR More Ill Ia, ''oi,Snip'
with ms unn, n,.cr i.'s W1rkth
.iisrIny,d :, a.,.r. ,'r ,.!pm '"u mas
has been rrmarli,bI. b'nn 49, .'' t
,,iII hn wi,i, ~, n"pe 'ha' ne
ior his sa~r;c" i.,,H HchrS 10 come;
his nssistancc -, nc EIe't ana
;ionallv v.it,hin "Vch cNcep-
II.,,., -
Nr L.r.ii"i, s'i, NrhftiE.
NJ roiiin,. i,. i11ii,"Meu MI Moore.
c,iii;.'n,., -; ~, "ispinNcu thr utmost
.nuI hnri ,,,,i ~ .. "u..nS "i tchlous
Ill. ,.i,h ~; p"av'iS' Sia NJ. English.
lions hnrm .;i, q, rom INC associa-
VIII prove y serious loss.
.,iic ,; ,nopeo ne VIII he
uS MS '''''i'ieS with
i.,,,ir nan,
r,,nit x,' ui,e' echoea me scnti-
,,,i, ny "" others. II
,;,,' =. ny NiShtS '' the entire com
,,,', ~ Sa"'' Wnrn say that I
80" "!i contihu" to appear
'nc committee ana take part
:" ~" N,.!"crau"ns w" wish YOU
w, Spn'";
Mf. b"iiinE was quite touched by
,nr rcuEtrNS OF IN" committeeman.
re saiu that what had been said of
, ,i ni'Eh, letter have been said by
Nun 'h reference 10 the members Of
nc committee MY sincere thanks
are an" YOU gentlemen, he said MY
LSSoyih'l"h with you for many years
h"S bcch oil Ia" most pleasant. and
iihNc ucr'Ncd great benefit from your
ION OF Vows as we have dis
,uSS'u 'hc work OF the city. My
lrciihSS are reflected in my extern
$40" OF profound thanks 10 YOU for
our expressions of confidence and
apprccialioh. Whenever there have
"teh uliierenccs IN our discussions,
no ahlh"SiticS or ili-fcclinES have
al sen ahd no friendships weakened
nuns YOU.
II" commute" determined !" lay
over ~ diScussi3n OF the petition Of
M virginia runway ana Rover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

william II Stansbury. col"rcd yy,.
~" w" years IN IA" prp!tca,.lry
~ Jury in IIUStings Court y.st..r
nay on IN" chnrrc OF tltlag ~
mona nin belonging 10 Miss EifZ;,L,.,,
~ brander, oscar 4 ,'hca,n,tr
' ,, WIN taking a 10y Of cigar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

Jose dr Alcucar
The Jesuit.
IHouid Andrcycv
An Incident.
Jncinto Bcna,cntc
The Governors Wife.
The Prince Who Learned
Everything Out Of Books.
Saturday Night.
Thcotiorr Bulrcl
Du GueSclin.
Lopc FcliN &c Vega Carpin
The King. the Greatest
Alcaldc.
Colin &. Clements
Love in a French Kitchen.
Georges Courtciinc
Peace mt Home.
The Pitiicss Policeman.
Theodore De Ban,illc
GringOric.
Georges Duliamrl
The Combat.
III lit pHitDMS vi Dlal-
ueS.
Alexandra Dumas, Fills
The Money Question.
Andre Dumas
The Eternal Presence.
Victor Dyk
The Ninth Might.
lose EChcgaray
Always Ridiculous.
Mailman or Saint.
Indritli i;inarsSon
Sword and Crozicr.
Ludwig Fulda
BY Ourselves.
tirish &. Chose
Chin,amini.
Giuseppe Gincosa
Unhappy Love.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
FONTA|NE JONES QUITS
PUBLIC WORKS POSITION
Engineer, With Clerk !. IL. Eiisch.
korn. to Go With CONNER
Cial Concerns.
LuclEN l.. BASS WILL LEAVE
Expects to Go i'm General Construc-
ton Business rs II Member of
Van Dorrn Company = Savillc
Arrives To-day.

When Director OF Public Works
Allen }. Savll!o assumes the duties OF
MS new Office today he will find
TWO men OF his stan. Fontaiuc Jones
and j. IL Fr!schkorn. absent. They
are of the four notified by the new
director Some days ago that lie would
not require their services. Director
SaNi!lc has already engaged men 10
take their places
The retirement: Of Mr.. Jones ana
M Frischkorn At the clos. of Of
lice hours yesterday. however. is in
tn" nature OF a general surprise. The
new director had announced that /.
was not his intention TO summarily
dismiss any OF the four slated 10 20
Whether or not their places will be
immediately supplied is no, known.
MIR. Savilic reported 10 Mayor Ainsl.e
last wcek that he would arrive here
today and would report for duty
G." in Private business.
Mr., Jones aud Mr.. Frischkorn.
however, have been engaged by com
mercial concerns ana mus; leave at
once. Mr.. Frischkorn will go with
the Texas Company. which has its
Offices for this district IN the Mutual
Building
Mr.. Jones is leaving for North Car
olina, having been engaged as state
agent by The Tidcwa;cr Cement COM
rany. He is. in point OF service. the
oldes; engineer in the c!ty's employ.
having served continuously for six
teen years. During that time Mr..
Jones has held every position in the
office with tho exception OF City En-
Sinccr y; the time OF his resigna-
zion he was second assistant engineer
and IN sole charge of street con-
struction. In his period Of service he
has been ia charge Of some OF the
largest undertakings handled by the
department lie Is a graduate of
Virginia Military Institute ana prior
10 his entering the city service was
railroad division engineer.
I.ucirn nass Resigns.
Director Savillc will soon have to
supply n most important vacancy in
his staii l.ucien l.. Bass, FOR years
recognized as one of the ah!est en-
rinecrs OF Director RoilinE's Office.
VIII also retire from the service OF
the city. MIR. Bass is going into the
general construction business ~ a
member Of the Van Dorcn Company. |
Wh'ch obtained Il chaft'r from IN"
state corporation commission Feb
i"'rE J. ne Is me secretary OF III"
h'N c"rp"'a't"h' ASKED 10 i'N con
''r"'hE the report mat he would re
sign. Mr.. Bass said
Nne' nave ne''ueh I" so
mo DUE mess win me van porehS'
''sn are you '''vlni the pep"'i-
a. ft.N a., l. "a 1 Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
U. OF R. STUDENTS TO HEAR
HEAD OF SALVATION ARMY
President BOutwriSht Extends Gen
rrni BramNcll U0Oth Invitation


Dr. f.. w. Eoatwright. president of
thc University OF Richmond. through
salvation Army officials. yesterday cx-
Tended an Invitation to General
lsramwcli Booth. head OF the Saliva
ti"h Army OF the world. 10 speak to
the students OF that institution dur
ing his visit in Richmond next week.
General Booth will probably speak
~ the University February -. when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
ENGINEERS WILL MARK
COLONEL CR0zET's GRAVE
Famous Nirsinian'> Resting Place
Is Almost Forgotten in
SltuCk0c Cemetery.

I'm interesting ana Instructive ad-
dress was delivered hy James royn,z
Nelson las, night before the Rich
mond Chapter ni the American As
SHcld ipu "t Engineers with Colonel
Claude cro2rt. noted engineer az -
century ago, a. the subject
I"!"n"! tro%ct. declared MI Mel
80 MS ON" al III" most active iig-
"n'S 9i ~. Time. Not only was Gc
ihc founders OF the Nirrini; Military
institute, was the FIRST professor nr
mtilihIE SCi"uc" and rnEine-r!na at
Mrs being with Napoleon on the
natts'h"ld of Wngram where h. Was
uIS"IHt"d, ana made captain of ar
tiIrrN: was directed 10 construc, one
on thS niidE"s of Paris. and bore the
IM"Ed ana cross OF the Legion Of
iioh"r. sides. Colonel croa.t was
I,,Tiuhhu"r "ud principal! "a! The old
men as the late Major T. ~ r Myers
lhh ihc late lohn l.. Williams. sons Of
hoth 81 whom are prominently idrn-
today.
Chairman III Military board.
- wa! ShlH Mr.. Nelson, chairman
81 ~" Board Of Public Works Of
toward the development Of Tie STAT,
ana Was TN" father OF The good rpnds
m"Nemeni. lie directed the construc-
non Of The aqucduyt "a, WashInetnn.
Wh!ch connects the District Of Colum-
bia and the shores of Virginia. ANA
consl tuctcd tn" four bis Cncsapcak"
cheering art.
tn" address was = most graphic
picture OF the time. and disclosed
great research ana knowiri.r az hi,
subject on thc part "f Tie sr";iIl',r
lie Spok" Of Colonel Gruzct as man.
Soini"E teacher aud engineer in each
Ills 81 winch IA" had few peers. the
kI;hm@nG chapter VIII il was indi-
'Ilei' take steps to mark the gray.
81 t"i"n"! Cro@ct, which NOW lies
,"i'f.E hn"wn ia old Shocko" tom
"iery. with tho DUST OF MANY other
~ mans al another DAY IL IS
que likely that a suitable memo
.'.! VIII ~ erected through IN. 81.
,"!,, o. ~" local chapter al ruEi-
Flee, Officers.
me meeting yesterday l;lch-
, ,.,I,,.! '4 s elected ,hr do.lowing
, ,''',. 80 Nie"- president. J. e. car
l''h'"r, treasurer. l. l.. pvlr. s..-.
iNS, Richard MrSsrr.
;,.;t INN Ii"" Was named To- inquire
nv" IN" praciicab!l.iy Of s.rurl,,.. :,
secretary, wh" may ari ioiniIe ~
Suva " capacity with similar n.:..,,
~. ~, The president urged that
j,,, im'tr">t he taken IA TIL ,ye,k
S'ruTtiVc talks are given ,y.r, \i
"a! az "'c. ck Edward 4 g.I,ns
'"i 81 Inc Weather i;ur,Iu. viii
n,""F'SS NJ chapter at luncheon Man,
Ws:.,,iie Will sp,al, ou "Thn
Guests q The meeting las, man,
We're. =. EIpdo.ph Williams -" 10
,"rmS.. Tor tn" Richmond. i'r.,l.y''!;..'
hntS and Potomac Railroad ,",'n.',,,.
CON 5ar s'n'a Railway .,ad ra,Vnr
S.oit"r o.! tan 'ohcsap.;il,
-, ,'nu "ihpamN. and Ralph nu,Id
-'. 4'lt'l al thu. 80
uErE '''' "' refers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Grndin. con,rnr, ,,,nr,..,

u" Mayors Advisory BOARD y.s
,,er"nN awarded contracts 10 IT,. IL
s,"is'' ~ f"r grading Cleveland
n"tncct, from stuart Avenue Ia Ken.
bhstoh ANonur. az Il cost OF S2.Gu
Dttm 10 . L.. ihiil!ps & Son. for gray.
ing the same. at u cost OF SI,31D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15
Church Hoard 10 Meet.

meeting Of the Official board OF
Jenny street Methodist Church has
been called to convene i'm the strw
.rhS room this evening at $ O'Clock.
Al members have been urged to be
present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

New Inv nnd Equity Term.
Thc February term OF the Law and
Equity Court began yesterday. judy.
Crufnp called the docket and set cases
for hearing '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

Stanisiav Pshibishcvsky
For Happiness.
Scrnfin and Joauuin AIynrc,
= ouintcrn
y Bright Morning.
Papa Juan or the Ccnte-
marian.
MauriCr Rclonlc
The Farce of the Worthy
Master Pierre Patciin.
The Lawyer.
Herman c. j. Rnclyink
The Siormbird.
Ernst Ro.mcr
Twilight.
Edmond Rostaand
The Romancors.
ippolit V. Shpaxhlnsky
Madame Major.
Grcgorio Martinez Sierra
The Cradle Song.
Frantisck Adolf Suhcrt
The Awakening.
inc -Four Bare Walls.
rho Great Frccholdcr.
Jan Vyrava.
Petr vok Rozmberk.
Anton Tchckkof
The Sea Gull.
Tonclius
Four Fairy Plays
mug" won IIofnnnnsthnI
r!stina's Journey Home.
Death and the Fool
Venice Preserved.
Heinrich Won klrist
rho Fcud of the Schron.
cnstcinS.
Jnroslav Nrchlicky
y, the Chasm.
Book Shop.
Basement. South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

nance. Will call that body to meet for
discussion ana action on the Mayors
tentative budget.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-15

y. Gnctzr
Heights.
Gyp
Tho Little Blue Guinea
Hen.
otto Erich iiartlcbcn
Hanna JaIcrt.
Friedrich ilcbbci
Judith
Maria Magdalcna.
Jarosluv Hilbert
Whom the Gods DESTROY.
Don Ramon Del Nalic Incinu
The Dragons Head.
Jnroslav kvapil
VIII O the Wisp.
Eugene Iabichc and Mare
Michel
y Lcghorn Hat.
Henri Iaycdan
Five Onc-Act Plays.
sunday on Sunday Goes
BY.
u'lE Ilttl'.
Jules irmaitrr
Forgiveness.
CcSarc Io,loyici
The idiot.
otto Ludwig
The Forest Warden.
Mare Michel
%. ". Niiosz
Miguel Manara.
Motutiso
kanawa
Norc Nnguchi
The Perfect jewel Maiden
Three Translated Selec-
tons from the Noh Drama
Ivan Sarodny
Fortune Favors Fools.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
LEST WE FORGET
quit school

 "A  small Asia  Today the children this the of
  helpless in of the reesab
   appealing children
  them fathers bread them and health. dollars dollars chil
  children They depend their
  O
  a new is one
  be built a
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Cured His Rupture

was badly rUptUTcd while lifting a trunk several years oSo. Doctors satd my only hope of cure was an operation. TruSSeS dlu me no good. Finally l got hold of something that quickly and com pletelN cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned. SiCousi am doing hard work as carpenter. There was no operation. no lost tune, no trouble have nothing 70 sell. but wlii give full information about how you nla4
 ind a complete cure without operation if YOU write to me. Eugene NJ. P1dlen. Carpenter. 40i c Marcellus AveN'.
 aSquan. x. !. Better cut out this mo- tice and show lt to any others who are rlptured-vou may save a life or at least stop the misery Of rupture and the worry and danger of an operation
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06


 
  for parents and teachers There the facts:
   of that thousand coleg
 
 
  1S9 graduated. of specialist of to the high They rcsressve cizenry They aren't nattering
 
 
 
 
  college graduates poverty something
  when Education that the cioggne grades "repeaters." repeater aggard of production 1910 O public pupils enrolled afne public tenth public schools. repeae in all and smaller for each succeeding Repeating overcrowdig a child
 
  pusory attendance releases him will with  child fails scho
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
PASSENGERS ARE l. RESCUED FROM
 SHIP WRECK
Steam Schooner Klamath Is Being Battered On Rocks
 On California Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 5-Isolated by wind torn seas and prostrated wire communications, but with her passen- gers and crew believed 10 be safe ashore. the steam schooner Klamath was being battered and torn tonight in a rock circled cove at Del Mar, 80 miles north of here. Where she was carried by the gale early today.
 Another of the McCormick vessels, the steam schooner Everett. was standing by. Captain Foldat. ot the Everett, wirelessed the Mccormick concern late today:
 Unable to approach Klamath ac- count mountainous seas. Klamath too far away to detect any peopl =
 An army airplane from San Fran cisco which attempted to land on the bluff near the Klamath was nearly overturned by the wind, its pilot. Lieutenant w. C. GoIdsborough. re- ported. Lieutenant GoldsborOugh said he believed the passengers and crew fought their way through the surf to safety, but the steamers owners were of the opinion that a brooches buoy was used The Point Arena life say ing station crew also was believed 10 be at the scene. although no word was heard from it. Two salvage yes sells were sent late today to relieve the Everett. and company representa- tives also left by automobile to take charge of the passengers and crew. IL is the cOmpany'S intention to house them in nearby farm houses over night and to return them here tomor- TOW
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
CASE APPOINTED
 SCHOOL TEACHER

PHOENIX. Feb. 5-C. O. Case. who was superintendent of public inStruc- ton until the new state administra- tion went into office January 3. last. has been appointed to teach commer- cia larithmetic and practical English in tse Phoenix high school. it became known today.
 In connection with the appointment Amos A. Betts, president of the .ChCol bca d. said there had been Iu- mOrS Of playing politics with the schools but he denied there were any RClitical considerations in the ap- pcintment of Case. He said the board had not made the appointment but hat the principal of the school had he right to appoint substitute teach ers as needed Principal D. F. Jant- zen said he had appointed Case to serve during the remainder of the school year
 Case had been superintendent of public instruction ever since state hood. having been elected along with the others Oi the first body of off ciRlS to undertake administration of the new state in 1912. Just prior to his election he had been Superintend- ert of schools at Jerome but for wears prior thereto he had been head of the commercial department in the Phoenix high school.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
CYCLONES

A cyclone down in Alaoam' Just started in to break and slam Up everything last night. and so The folks all shinnied down below The cyclone sure held all the cards It moved one house a hundred yards And smashed up others for. you see Cyclones aint got no sympathy. They tear up towns and twist up trees And stir up dust that makes you
 SneeZe
 They raise most everything but rent never saw a cyclone yet, But, if one comes this way. I'll bet Before the darn thing hits this town I'll hit mine and go right down. I'll tell the eager: Kid, let's go I think it's awful nice below And when the eager stops I'll jump And dig my way right in the sump. These cyclones don't appeal to me, They aint no fun that l can see: For they aint no one can rescind The action of the cock-eyed wind. They're not so bad back east, but here 4 person couldn't help but fear If one began to come this way. By gosh. there'd sure be heck to pay. For Bisbee aint prepared to fiSht Tomatoes. for them things aint right {; And yet I'd like 'em- if a feller Could help himself 10 any cellar
 MOST ,ANYTHING Oh where, oh where Has my little dog gone. Oh where. oh where. Can he be?
 Why, he made faces At a cop and run,
 For he had no license, you see. THEN AND NOW We never sing the old songs, We sang long years ago; The melodies may be all right, But the words are too darned slow
 YESTERDAYS MAIL Dear Kid:
 Should a man who is going home with package get up in street cal
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Nebraska Officers
 Fail TOLOcate Two
 Escaped Prisoners

OMAHA. Ncb.. Feb. Thorough search of an island in the Platte river near Kearney, Ncb., failed tO disclose any trace Of two men who had cS' capped from jail al Grand Island, Neb-, and were said by Frank DyneS, tel- low fugitive. to bc prepared tO give battle to q pursuing posse. Officials believe Dynes' story was Tuse tO give his companions in flight oppOr- tunity to make good their escape Dynes surrendered at Kearney.
 In eight months in Chicago three thousand automobiles were stolen |.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Keep Your Blood Pure
 Nature Will Do the Rest

Did you know that ninety per cent Of all human ailments depend upon the condition Of your blood :?
 Nature gives her warnings in va rious unmistakable ways. so that when the appetite fails, and you become weak and listless and gen. eral rundown condition seems to take possession of the whole body, it is an unfailing sign that impuri- ties will steadily accumulate until your general health will be seri-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

ously affected. You should recog- nize the importance, therefore, of very promptly cleansing out the system, and keeping the blood SUD- ply pure and robust.
 Get bottle of s. S. S. at your drugstore to day, and note how promptly it builds up the appetite and gives new strength and vii tality. Write for free Literature and medical advice to Chief Med- cal Adviser, 153 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
For
 Dandruff

Those little iecks from your head that fall upon your clothing and spoil your pleasure are dandruff-a scalp disorder. Conquer it completely under money back guarantee. Use Kotalko. Amaz- ingly quick, lasting benefit reported by legions of men, women, children. Save your hair! Get new hair. It is possible in many cases e+en after rbaldness-abso- lutely proved. Remember rkOTALkO- at any busy drug store. Watch your mirrori Show others this advertisement,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
PAROLE BOARD MEETS

PHOENIX. Feb. 5.-The state board Of pardons and paroles held meet ing today in Florence to pass on ap- plicatiOns of conviCts in the state prison for paroles and pardons. The meeting was attended by Attorney General W. J. Galbraith and Miss FL sic Toles. superintendent of public instruction
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Tuberculosis

pr. Glass has posi- tive proof he is able to cure Tuberculosis by inhalation. in any climate.
 For furlper iEfor- nation. address T. F. GLASS l\ti.ALENT co. SUITE Sl... MASON BLDG. LOS ANGELES. CAlIF- ORNIA.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
RESTRICTING LURES

in @A shal 10 of No O No adm of men.
  last Logically carried would Why visible thinking:  Take bootleg Wear yellow pats Attend siNday biccye Allow Believe Is he home whole jazz cabare Think Q rat athert facts. Weep when hired is wo up his case. of a bawdy curiosity. her on neviden susceptible of murdereses Are-?-bu fill out the list I S long When there talk citizens 
 Don't msjudge the whole grand the ygmis up suft finding the result Is
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

ana qive His seat to a woman!
 Oswald.
 Dear Ossv: Sure, buU where can a man get a package nowadays? Dear Kid underwocd:
 heard two miners talking yester- day and one of them said: They're drifting down in the Czar mine from the umpty-ump level" Mister Under wood. what is modern civilization coming to? Are they allowing miners to drift around in them mines with out even trying to help them out? | demand an explanation of this horrible situation at once without any iaso- Ience. Mrs. Grundy. Dear Ma'am: It's awful. aint it? But that aint the worst. ma am: down at the Junction mine they're sinking. Now that's what I call awful; a crew of men sinking. and they've got to sink about S5 feet deeper, and no one is doing thing to stop 'em! Why don't you go down there and throw 'em some timberS2
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06

There were 52S7 fewer total arrests during 1920 in Boston than for drunk eDness alone in 1919.