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The New York herald., 1921-01-17
R.voIt Leader KiIiea.

Their following gas large. powerful
and. of course mostly ignorant They
were beaten only after Estcnoz was
hunted down ana killed in the tropical
iunRieII.r fastnerHes ef nriente province,
in which ths eity of santiago ds cuba
~ situafea and from where. through
mystsrious channels uhe rcyoiuiionary
bands drew their erentHst nustcnRnoe.
NOT euis u money. but actually in food
and other supplies
Tis attempt ol isI1 was con,pai iaiife-
al fefhlf. aarufa.nu fH Those who have
brought reports of ile eonteup' up-
rising or uf tae lufffcr Az waa esti-
mated bf Den MnateaEuio. thcn Com.
mander II Chff rf tns cui.Fn aFuf that
ths foiIouerH ~ Es.enoz and frcuet num-
t,srsd NOS moro ihan aoop n tne heid
Estimate piars ths humber % negroos
pledged 10 haek the tnreatened upris.ng
az auvwk.rr from 90 zee o. is.eee This
air.nrfh has hfsn marshaiied without
anf snoff ai o. fulfinF ard without uss
~ ths niasi af.shls of nN the means ai
tbs tarfs ID fn fafffs utfrh b. ulay.
.ra urini me rmnf onH af flie auca taatna
siafha AZ u.ft eua faa Hs r'aniataons
WHO fae hffff af fhe nfcsHnf rsfof
s. afsft r.ferenf aft a nnt ernertill
snnun h tnn wNa ffHt WNfr u
and nfnf esnraa. IhIna ag ana nua
s.aff t.a $500 aron ef NfHnff
ura, rs $3.50 M f.iulntf1 tN-
n.rsrn of u uFanHff tf tnt mote-
asrf q hrlna fstea fun frsnth rei.
faf a.arfrH nN aIrs ahls sanf aro.
ana nun smaller IianfefN a. tht
mafs isniatff fatiafs af enc pruviuoe.
~srh fktoffhn H eaHf fur tns metns
Ia snmmuaIrafiaa uHh those places,
where thsy exlsf al alt are of thF r10tt
primitive soff aul tne eNtlftionisis are
hundrsds af mliss lnto ths tuuwios b..
fore arpraia faf aid can nr answered
Perhaps the xfeair~i ala - 81" me-
rrosr "a como from n1iahsvn rrnna-
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Much Rum Reaches Seattle
From Canada and Elsewhere.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD
SEATTLE. Jan. 15.-Complying with
your request: washington had state
wide prohibition before the Federal act
passed, and shipments were brought in
from other States. which officials tried
to stop, but they were only partly sue
cessful Since the Federal act was passed
many arrests have been made by city.
county and Federal officials. 1t seems
impossible. at least during the present
generation. to prohibit entirely the use
Of intoxicating liquors. Many shipments
are now brought IN from canada and
foreign countries. Besides this. the Fed
oral prohibition director in this district
announced few months ago that there
are 10000 stills operating in the state
OF Washington. I do not know the source
of his information"
HUGH VI. CALDWELL. Mayor.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Passenger Engine Jumps
Tracks, Killing One

CLEVELAND, Jan. 16.-Fire-
man J. J. Hollister was killed
and Engineer Harry Lynch, both
Of Cleveland. seriously injured
when the engine on Big Four pas
senger train No. IL, westbound
from New York TO st. Louis. left
the tracks az Linndale, near here,
early to-day. plunged down a
thirty foot embankment and
turned completely over, pinning
the fireman underneath.
Passengers were piled up in
the cars. but escaped injury. The
wreck was caused by an east
bound freight train engine jump
ing the track and sideswiping the
passenger train engine.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Workers Families in Better
Condition NoD in Minneapolis

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD
MINNEAPoLIs, Jan. 15.-Prohibition
has resulted in a shortage of workhouse
prisoners, decreased delinquency among
children, ov~crowdng in advanced
school grades, Improvement Of condi-
tions of workers families. as shown by
the difficulty in obtaining female menial
labor, as husbands and fathers are now
being better providers. General economic
conditions have improved through ex
penditures for necessities of life. / be-
lieve officials are making an honest at
tempt to make law enforcement possible.
but no more so than in the suppression
OF other crimes. j. Il. MEYERS,
Mayor.
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Reasonable Enforcement in
Boston, in Mayors Opinion.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
BosroN, Jan. Isl have your tele-
gram relative to the enforcement of
prohibition in the city of Boston. 1t Is
the general feeling that prohibition is
being reasonably enforced in Boston. 1t
is difficult. however. for ME to express
any positive opinion on this point in
view of the fact that enforcement Is in
the hands Of Federal officials. who are
in no way accountable to me and Of
whose movements have no knowledge
ANDREW. j. PETERS, Mayor
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
NEGROES in CUBA
PLOTREVOLTFOR
BLACK REPUBLIC
Indications Point to Island
Being on the Verge of
an Uprising.
BOLSHENIKI AT WORK
II. 900 Natives Said to Be
Ready to Fight to End
White Rule
WILL LAUNCH NEW PARTY
Take Advantage of Present
Tangled Situation Growing
Out Of Election.
BOLSHEVIKI AT WORK
WILL LAUNCH NEW PARTY

SPECIAL Gable 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright. 1891. by THE New YORK HERALD.
HAyASA, Jan. 16.--Information either
has reached or Is on it's way to the
State Department which is likely tc
change completely the entire course
of the American investigation into con-
ditions in Cuba. It has been provided
bv Cuhans themselves, and by Ameri-
cans who have come out of the in
terror OF the island republic and in
dicatcs that the country is on the
verge of revolution by which the
Islands negroes intend 10 demonstrate
their numerical supremacy and build
up another republic in which black will
rule white.
The immediate vehicle which will De
used a. the basis for the outbreak will
be the tangled political and financial
situation arising out of the last Cuban
elcction-the situation which brought
Ma ajor-Gen. Enoch IL. Crowder TO the
island with the cloud Of possible
American Intervention lowering above
his mission. This situation Will reach
a climax in April. when the success
ful candidates In the still disputed
elections should be installed.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Sincere Effort Will Enforce
Dry LaU, Hartford Belief.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 15.--General
results of prohibition in Hartford show
great benefit. No serious attempt has
been made 10 secure strict enforcement.
IT can be enforced whenever there is a
sincere desire to do so. The first move
must be to revoke all wholesale licenses
and issue them only TO genuine dealers
for proper purposes
NEWTON c. BRAINARD.
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Beneficial, Say Some: In
dermines Morals. Strong
Contention of
Others.
MANY ARE SCEPTlCAL
Bootlegging in All Sections,
but Gradually the Law
breakers Meet More
Difficulties.
BAD STUFF EVERYWHERE
Shoe Polish, Hair Tonic, Shell
BAD STUFF EVERYWHERE
Shoe Polish. Hair Tonic, Shell
lac and Other Dangerous
COncOctiOns Drunk in
Charleston.

What has been done or left
undone in one year Of prohibi-
ton in Il large number of Amer
ica's cities is disclosed in the fol-
lowing dispatches from Mayors
who were asked by THE NEW
York HERALD for their opinions
regarding the good or evil of the
new liquor law and its enforce
ment:
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Nebraska Legion Opens
War on Non-Partisans

CLAY CENTER, Neb., Jan. i6.
- Charging that Non-Partisan
League organizers are seeking
the overthrow Of existing farm
ers' organizations. farmers and
business men united az a meet
ing called here last night by the
American Legion to seek
method of halting the formation
of league in the country. Feel
ing was tense, and although the
organizers were present they
made no effort to speak.
A county mass meeting will be
held Monday, at which Earl
Kline, former State Commander
of the American Legion, will be
the principal speaker.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Drunks Fewer, but Insanity
Cases Increase in Butte.

'Jccioi Despatch 70 THE NEw YORK HrsALp.
BUTTE, Mont. Jan 16.--Prohibltion
impossible In Butte. Federal officers un-
able to enforce law local officers power
less. one 10 three arrests daily for
5noonshine and bootlegging. Drunks not
so numerous. but results more serious.
with many eases Of insanity and several
deaths w. T. SToDDES.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
HAD 100000 FIR. MISSING
French Year hank Messenger II
Victim of FouI Play.

rAnia. Jan. ie.--The disappearance
OF a messenger Of the Receiver OF ri
nances. who hnd been given 100000
francs 20 take 60 the Bank of France.
Nas announced to-day
The announcement stated 10 was
feared tho employee bad been victim
80 font play
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Portland, Ore, Doesn't Desire
Return of Liquor Traffic.

Special Despatch TO THsNEw YORK HERALD
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 15.-Prohibltion
has been in effect in Portland since 1915.
The Police Department and Federal off,
There is and has been and probably will
continue to be bootlegging. but IL Is be-
ing made more difficult. Prohibition has
been successful i'm Portland. There is no
sentiment for a return Of liquor.
GEORGE L. BAKER. Mayor.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
niasl. see their Opportunity.

II - tho contention OF the black popu-
iation that there VII bo no such In
augurais that Government authority at
that time either viii b. non-existent or
t. and that another such oppor-
tun.ty probably never viii come 20 them.
par.i culariy n the United States, AS
every one on the island anticipates,
straighiens out the present involved
condili0ns either by Intervention or by
more peaccable measures
What the negroes are seeking is no
new demand IA Cuba II has been a
hueaboo on the island since American
aid freed h from the clutch Of Spain.
Thay acirand the withdrawal OF that
section % the Plat amendment which
prohibits the establishment OF n political
party based upon color They are ready
now 90 launch What win be known
what actually already Is known Ia The
eastern and Interior scctious-as the
Independent Political Party of Color
Under such a party the negroes virtually
could win every elective Office in the
country
Even the title of thc negro party ~
noi known. The present movement T.
morei, thr rDiuvouation ~ the rcvolu-
tonary effort whlch swept the island
ln 1919 under ths leadership az two
educated negroes. Estenoz and Iyonet
Both were native CubanH. but both were
saucatsd in France and spent consider
able time ln thc United states.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
influence of Modcrates.

In the BRAND Cabinet. the Bloc Ma
tionale. the great centre group with more
than three hundred votes in the Cham
ber the detection OF which on the vote
OF confidence demanded by NJ. Leygues
brought about the downfall OF the late
Ministry. Will have considerable influ-
ence VI. Bonnevay. one of its strongest
leaders becomes Minister of Justice. In
cluding as II does Barthou. Paul Doumer.
Loucheur and Vincent. the Ministry will
command the confidence of the Moder-
ates. The list of the Ministers as pre-
sented 20 President Millerand by VI.
BRAND. Is as follows:
Premier and Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs-Arlstidc BRAND.
Minister OF Justico--M Bonnevay.
Minister OF the 1nterior-Pierre Mer-
rand.
Minister OF Various Barthou.
Minister Of Marine-Gabriel Guis-
thau.
Minister OF Finance-Paul Doumer.
Minister Of Public lnstruction-Nictor
Bcrard.
Minister OF observation-disclosures Le-
febvre du Prey.
Minister of Commerce-Lucian Dior
Minister OF Labor--Daniel Vincent.
Minister Of Pensions--Andre Maginot.
Minister of Public Wortxs-Yves lie
Troquer.
Minister OF Liberated Regions-Louis
Loucheur.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Entire Section of North End
of City Surrounded by
Large Force of Soldiers
and Police.
TRAP Is BEING SPRUNG
Searchers Expect TO POunce
OIL Dali Eireann, Together
With Valera and Other
Leaders.
300 ARRESTED IN ARMAGH
Crown Authorities Report 39
Outrages in Week: Sim
Fein Alleges List of
81 Murders.
300 ARRESTED IN ARMAGH

DUBLIN. Jan. 16.-The whole section
of North Dublin was surrounded by
soldiers and police last evening and
to-day. The street railway service
along the North Quay was suspended.
The centre of the cordoned district in
cludes Church street and the place
where the military were ambushed re-
Gently and North King street. the
scene OF fierce fighting in the Easter
rebellion.
a total area of a square mile Is sur
rounded and the biggest raid Dublin
has yet experienced hos n.@u under
way
Only the military cn-
gagged inside the co. De-
lieved every house rched
the ralG ..-, several
DAYS. Hundreds of soldiers are taking
part and field kitchens are providing
them with food.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Report sim Fcin ION the Raa.

The feeling among Br'flsa ot4A ,Nss
as reflected in cabl' Jatchce ,4Ffrtt
sew YORK HERALu in tae last feN weeks
that England has Obtained fta nrrrr
hand in ireland, and expressed IN atbfs
ments such as Nov Ne have the Sim
Feln on the rum" probsbl grew out Of
the belief that the hiding place OF the
members OF the Dan Eireann and
Eamonn de Valera had been found. The
placing Of a Gordon OF soldiers and police
around a section of north Dublin would
seem 10 indicate that the authorities be-
lieve they have the Sim Fein leaders
cornered and are about TO arrest them.
We'll informed persons in England
have given II a. their opinion that the
lun in activities on both sides was 10
give Eamonn de Valera chance TO
make his statement OF policy in which II
was hoped he might accept the home
rule Tor ireland act. But more recent
Indications were that dc Naleras Ions
delay was due 10 dissension in the ranks
OF the Sim Fein; that the extremists
and moderates arc irreconcilable and
that DE Valera has lost part OF his IN
huence.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Report. on Grimes Diner.

According to a Sim Fein bulletin.
from December IS to January IL crown
forces committed 81 murders. - at
tempted murders and woundings, burned
rs houses and shops and that not IN
single case has any punishment been
inflicted despite the proclamation OF Gen
Sir Nevil Macrcady, the military com
mander in ireland that culpabic per
sons would be liable TO court-martial ana
the death penalty.
According to the orcwn authorizes
outragcs committed in ireland IN ue
week ended January S, numbered
elghty-nlne. There were twcniy-tNo
casualties among the crown forces. two
pollcemen being killed and nineteen
policemen and one soldier wounded
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
AssaiIs Miu Owners.

Music declared that the shutdown by
the American Woolen Company WAS a
strike against the employees and ;hc
public. and said Il had precipltatcd a
condition which was likely 20 cause
trouble. the blame for which. he added.
must rest on the officials of the company.
The reason for the shutdown of the
American Wooden Company. asserted
Music. was ito starve labor in order TO
force down Ia Dor costs and to keep up
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
enforcement in Raleigh Falls
Short, but City Benefits.

soccial Despatch 70 THE Nrw YoRk HEsuD.
RALEIGH n. c.. Jan. l5.--As we have
State prohibition the situation hero is
not materially affected by the national
law Society has certainly been pro-
moted by the prohibition law Enforce
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

TO the Women Of New York. Remember
January 18th. Ten Dollars saves a child.
Send your check 10 Women's Emergency
Relief Committee. % West 3ath St.--Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

HERBERT HOOVER can feed a starving
child. for $40 Send your check 20 womens
Emergency Relief COMMITTEE. 25 Wet s9'h
St -Adg.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

continued on run raOc
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

cs.n...a - a.,aas rae.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Attitude of Press I'm Paris.

The Paris press as a whole commends
the new Cabinet, but a few papers, such
as tho Figaro. arc predicting that NJ
BRAND will be succeeded IN few months
by NJ. poincare. to whom they refer as
"thc man who has been set aside against
the wishes Of Parliament and tho coun-
try"
"ro choose an orator. the Figaro
continues. when the situation requires
an administrator Is TO commit tho fault
which evoked Mirabeau's protostation (;
Bankruptcy is at our doors and We de-
liberate.'
President Millerand's refusal 10 call
NJ. Poincare or even TO accept him as
Foreign Minister is the talk OF France,
the situation having interesting possl-
biities Whether the BRAND Cabinet
can steer clear OF the Poincare shoals
seems 20 depend on how far Il can get
Great Britain to eo in enforcing German
reparations.
Tho British policy OF adapting repara-
ton clauses instead OF strictly executing
them Is called here q masked revision
Of the Versailles Treaty. and ia the be-
lief OF many il means bankruptcy for
the French This policy, therefore. now
has nearly all parties ranged against IT,.
The new Cabinet has been charged 20
fight such a revision with gloves instead
OF fists. It's fate may depend upon the
results obtained at the allied conference.
which begins here Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
some Houses Fortified.

To-day houses commanding the
streets in the occupied district were
entered and twenty minutes time Was
given 10 the inhabitants OF the uppe
floors of the buildings in which u
move downstairs.
Machine guns were placed in win
dows and barbed wire entanglemcnts
erected.
The entire area was enclosed and
the inhabitants are virtually prisoners.
searchlights tonight are making the
streets as bright as day.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

BELFAST. Jan. t6.--Crown forces on
Saturday swept through with great
thoroughness south Armagh. the scene
recently of alleged Sim Feln activities.
Troops and constabulary Of Ulster "spt-
cials cooperated. Every road was un-
der supervision. More than 500 prison
ers wers taken In the various nets. but
after a rigorous examination only forty
persons were held in the military bat-
racks.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
..rIoRIpA SPECIAL. DE Luxr TRAM

ObseryatIon Cub tars, no eNtta fare. AtIan-
tic Coast Line. office12is Brosdwey-Adv.
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Conlinued on serenM Page.
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Continued on soremth paoe.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair and much colder to-day; cold wave at
night; tomorrow fair and continued cold
Highest temperature yesterday, SO; lowest. 90
Detailed reports page.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
DANGER
LIES IN POINCARE
Failure to Include Ex-Presi-
dent i'm New French Cabi-
net EXcites Protest.
HE Is FOR MAILED FIST
Incoming Ministry Will Use
Gloves in Dealing With
German ReparatiOns.
By LAURENCE HILLS.

Special cable to TIVE NEW YORK IlrrsLp.
CopDrioht. 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
FACTS AND FANcIEs

TTsUAT Republican - . effort to particularly the sHaHi is involved likely be slight ed following o story, bearing correspondent of question ability o
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
PUBLIC WELFARE, MERCY OR CHARITY

BER introduced in the legislature public welfare mercy charity would Imprisonment both. blue laws
 sponsorship
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

part in The Cinema Murder the pie ture in which she is being featured Friday and Saturday at the Eagle theatre and Sunday at the Central the Stre.l This star. whose striking beauty took New York by storm when she appeared in the ziegfieid Follies. was never more exQuisitely costumed than she is m this mystery photOplay. which was adapted from the serial story and novel by E. Philips Oppen- hem.
 iAs heroine of the story, played by Miss Savies, is an actress who travels thro dgh rural England in her way to .Anlsrlca and later makes a tremen- doUs nit on the metropolitan stage. The roie offers the talented actress ample opportunities to wear the gowns and jewewls for which she is noted. Supporting Miss Davies in the pic ture is a company of prominent play CTS. including Nigel Barrie. who re- gently played opposite Marguerite Clark and other stars. Others in the cast are Peggy Parr. Eulalie Jensen. W. Scott Moore, Reginald Barlow, and Anders Randon. The picture was pro duced by Cosmopolitan Productions and is being released by Paramount Aircraft.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Dear Kid:
 see you're always writing how easy tt is to tell Bisbee and Tombstone folks when you see them on the coast. But how can you tell if mans from Los Angeles i' you meet him m Bis bee? A Native.
 Teller Native: You don't have to tell 'cm, they'll always tell you first
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
BETTER THAN CALOMEI
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 Are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc the result of Dr. Edwards 6eterminatiop not to treat liver and bowel complaints with cslomel. For l7 years he used these tablets Ia vegetable compound nnxsd with olive oiD in his private practice with great success
 They do all the good that calouoei does but have DO bad after effects. No pains, no griping, no injury to inc gums or danger from acid foods-Yet they stimulate the liver and bowels. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you fes 'logy" and heavy. !" Note how they clear clouded brain sn,l perk up the sPuitS lac and soc q boa.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

please tell me why one of sdr streets is known by the repuIsfse, (to mel title of Brewery Guich, when there isn't any brewery on it. Tell me the truth and don't sass me back as you usually do. Mrs. Grundy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Say Kid:
 Over in Long Beach they're trying to put a ban on girls wearing powder paint, non-skid lip rouge and hair puffs- Do you suppose they'll ever uo that in Bisbse2 What do you th.rk about it? Worried Guy.
 Dear WOrrRd:'i fl they ,to we have hard time recognizing all the girls who speak to us the day after tha; law goes into effect
 Dear Kid:
 If you can cease your in,pertinence lonu enough to give me as neaT an in
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
"Earthbound"

An instance of the determination of the producers of "Earthbound, Gold wyn's portrayal of a remarkable spirit story by Basil King, to attain realism no matter what the cost, is shown in that part of the film which was taken in the Cathedral. Not more than three persons are seen in this immense church at one time. yet it is construct ed with every detail perfect, one of the most striking sets ever employed in motion pictures. "Earthbound" comes to the Grand theatre for two days commencing January 2e.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

many men rarey 2 alk
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
PART OWNERS

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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Dear Kid.
 see in an eastern paper that dane- ina on skates is the latest fad. Why not start it around here?
 Terpsichore. Oh Terpie: Two reasons why not: Where you going to get q skate around here and how long would ii be before you got thrown out even if you did try 10 dance when you had one. Dear Kid Underwood:
 always like to read the headitn' in the papers. Who is the champion head-writer ct the world. Please pub fish at least one ot his efforts.
 Reader. Dear Reader: don't know who the all-rOund champion is. but know the champion jazz head-writer: Gawge Lynn. You'll find him down in Dous las with Major Kelly. Here is his masterpiece, which made it's bow from the front page of the Daily Interua tional the other night: Woman. Held Up By Kid Bandit, Slams Him Over Bean With Handbag" Try that on your Victrola.