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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
MYSTERY BLAST DEALS Z DEATH
Oil Field Worker Accused Of Staying Rival Following
 Quarrel Over Woman

THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., May 7.- Two men were killed, three injured one seriously, and Burt Lampitt, 30 year-old oil field worker, was arrest ed. charged with murder as the result of an explosion which partially wreck ed the bunk house of the Ohio Oil Company in the Grass Creek oil field at 1:30 o'clock this morning.
 Lampitt was arrested and brought here late today.
 The dead: F
 Harry Fleite.
 Roy Seaton.
 The injured:
 Charles Wilcox, condition serious.
 Ed Schroeder.
 Jack Crandall.
 The men killed were sleeping in the corner of the bunk house in which thS explosion occurred. The others were sleping across the building from the eorner. The injured men were taken to the camp hospital.
 Officials of the company at first be- lieved the explosion was the fesult of ignition of natural gas which is SUD- piled to the camp from an adjacent gas well. Later. however, investiga- tors found tracks in the mud leading from the corner of the bunk house where the explosion occurred to the shack of Lampitt
 An automobile. loaded with food supplies, a bed roll and an iron bar also weer found at the shack Off cials found that the iron bar fitted fluctuations in the company's dyna- mite and nitroglycerine storehouse. which had been broken open.
 County officials are Investigating a report that Lampitt had quarreled with one of the victims of the explo- sion over attentions of woman living near the camp. All the men are oil field workers.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Grapes Only Coast Product That. Can
 Stand High Rates

SAN FRANCISCO. May '. - An enormous demand for California grapes since the advent of prohibi- tion has made grapes the only Cali fornia agricultural product capable of surviving the present high freight rates, according to testimony given today by producing and shipping in- terests before Examiner Henry J. Ford of the interstate commerce com mission. The hearing was to consid CT protests on freight rates
 Ten thousand cars of fresh produce mostly grapes, were shipping out of the Lodi district last year, according to U. T. Langford, a Lodi grape grow CT, who said the vineyardsists of his locality would have lost heavily last year but for rise in price which followed prohibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
ALLIED DEMAND CAUSES CRISIS
 AT CONFERENCE
German Peoples Party And Democrats Opposed To Ac-
 ceptance Of Ultimatum

BERLIN, May 7AReichstag lead CTS admitted tonight no progress had been made toward solving the pres. ent crisis. This announcement was made after a day crowded with par. ty conferences and discussions be- taween the cabinet and foreign rela- tions committee over the ultimatum of the allies on the reparations terms. The German Peoples party and the Democrats alone of the coalition bloc went on record as opposing any new cabinet which would accept the allies ultimatum.
 Clerical majority socialists were di. vided in their sentiments. Former Chancellor Hermann Mueller of the majority. socialists, who, with Dr. .Jo. names Bell, former minister of trans. port, signed the Versailles treaty. was opposed to yielding to the entent.
 The deliberations centered wholly around financial indemnities. the terms of the ultimatum and the Upper Silesian situation.
 Candidates for the post of chancel- Tor and the various ministries were not proposed or discussed.
 The disarmament condition proved complication in favor of Bavaria s refusal to disband the civilian guards. In this Bavaria has become more ob. durate because of the Upper Silesian revolt.
 Dr. Wilhelm Myet, German ambas. sador to France, who was summoned from Paris Thursday when it was be- lieved a new cabinet under his lead ership could be constituted, had not given President Ebert definite an- swer tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Woman Assistant Attorney General
 Hands Resignation

WASHINGTON. May Mrs. An nette Abbott Adams of San Francisco, who has written many liquor opinions for the department of justice the last year, has rendered her resignation eff fective June l, it was said today at the department. She is the only wo- man who has been an assistant attor- ney general and was appointed by President Wilson nearly year ago It was said she would return to the Pacific coast to resume the practice of law
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
.REP0RT bA|LEY'S
 BONDS LOWERED

Bond in the case Of l.. R. Bailey Pisbee postmaster arrested on 6 charge of appropriating postal say .ngs funds to his own use, was re duced yesterday from S50,000 to $500O, according to word received from Tucson Information was not available yesterday ,as to whether Bailey made bond in the reduced sum. Postoffice inspectors who have been working on the case here said ii the pond Eas reduced more charg- es would '5o filed against Bailey un- til the total bond required amounted to the original sum.
 It IS expected that evidence in the case will be .>resepted' before the fed eral grand jury in Globe early next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Japanese Minist ter
 Of Navy Speaks On Reducing Armament

TOKYO, May 7.-In speech before a gathering of Japanese governors to- day Vice Admiral Tomasaburo. Kato. minister of the navy, declared he ia vored armament reduction, but that no concrete proposal had been receiv- ed from any country. ~
 Meantime he was convinced Japan's naval program. which is expected to be completed in 1927 at cost of 2o0.- O00000 yen, would not necessitate in creased taxation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Nation Is Asked
 To Observe Week
 For Disabled Vets

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Plans for beginning May 29 as national dis abled soldiers week" were announced tonight at headquarters of the Nation al Disabled Soldiers League.
 Remember the Disabled' will be the slogan and the announcement said the week was designated as a period for the American public to pause and give thought to the country's war cripples.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
.H|GpFR TARIFF
 !. 0N rnT I ON |S A5HuRST' $ PLEA
Arizona Senator Proposes In- crease l 3c Pound On Long
 Staple Be Provided For

WASHINGTON, May 7.--Fprther consideration of the emergency tariff bill today by the senate, was marked by the introduction of two additional amendments and an attack on >the measure by Senator Harrison, Demo- crat, Mississippi.
 Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Ari- zona, proposed that the duty of seven cents pound on long staple cotton be increased to 20 cents, while Sena- moved tariff of 15 per cent ad va lorem on all importations of hides. The amendments will be taken up later.
 In his attack, Senator Harrison told the senate that congress was pursu- ing the wrong course in seeking to remedy the country's economic ills by use of "cure alI' tariff. He declared that the average farmer de- sired the government to make more available" such agencies for his aid, as it now has rather than to waste further time on such questions as the tariff
 The Mississippi senator asserted that the Republican membership was not solidly behind the bill.
 Chairman Fordney of the house ways and means committee announc- ed today that subcommittee of his committee were practically through with their work on the permanent tar iff bill and that the whole commit tee probably would begin considera- tion of the permanent schedules with in week
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Many Applicants Seek Jobs As Dry
 Agents on Border

A FL PASO, Tex, May,7.-Hazards of employment are no deterrent to hun dreds of men who are anxious to get into the prohibition employment serv- ice. according to Acting Supervisor John Toomey, more than 300 appli- cations are on file in the local office. Thirty of them were received today. This, in face of the fact that four agents working out of the Fl Paso of flee have met violent deaths in the last two months and a number of oth- CTS were seriously wounded. Toomey says no new-men are being put on
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Los Angeles Woman Stays Husband
 On Crowded Street In New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. May T. Mrs. Calif., who killed her husband on a crowded street today. is being held without bail to appear fSr her ar. raignment in criminal court Monday on a charge of murder.
 Further investigation by the Police today disclosed that Levee instituted divorce proceedings against his wife alleging that during May. 1920. she shot and dangerously wounded him at Los Angeles. The suit was filed here where Levee had decided to make his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
Workers to Res ist

BERLIN. May T. The federation of German iron and steel manufac- turers today adopted a resolution de- claring its members. especially those in Rhenish Westphalia. would rather endure all the hardships and sacrifices threatened b. tife- occupa- ton of the Ruhr than to accept con ditions, which not only are impossi- hle of fulfillment but would sooner or later also result in occupation of the Ruhr district"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08

Levee. who changed his name from Levy, was native of Texas and a graduate of the law school of the University of Texas
 After the shooting. Mrs. Levee told the police. they said, that Filipino lancer had been the recipient of un- due attentions from her husband.
 The shooting was witnessed by hun dreds of persons. Mrs. Levee after a few minutes conversation with her husband. drew a Sistol as he turned 70 walk away and shot him in the back, according to the police report.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08

line. He trusted that wise counsel would prevail and that Germany would accept the allied terms.
 Referring to Ireland and the recent meeting of Sir James Craig. premier designate of Ulster and Eamonn de Valera. Irish republican leader. he said:
 "l am very much delighted to see that the two national leaders of Ire land have met. What will ensue I cannot predict, but it is a good sug- gestion that they should discuss things together"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
BANKERS URGE ECONOMY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va. May 7.-Economy in federal ap- propriations and expenditures con forming to the recent letter of Sec retary Of the Treasury Mellon to the house ways and means committee and the adoption of a national bud get. were urged in statement of the board of governors of the Investment Bankers association of America, made public today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
kAToRI AT LONDON

LONDON, May 7.--The Japanese warship Katori, bringing Prince Hiro- hito, heir-apparent to the Japanese throne. on his visit to England, ar rived at Spithead> shortly after II o'clock today. The British warships in port were elaborately decorated and salutes were exchanged between them and the Japanese battleship.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
# Germany Disarms, Poland Should Do The Same, Declares Lloyd George

MAIDSTONE. England. May IT, (By The, Associated Press. .)-Prime Minister Lloyd George declared today that if Germany disarmed in accord ance with the treaty of Versailles she was entitled to ask that the allies in sist on the disarmament of Poland. He made this declaration in address ing meeting of 5000 persons under the auspices of the National Machin- ists' Association.
 Great Britain, he said, believed in fair play. and if the treaty were en- forced it must be kept all along the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
GERMANS WILL OPPReF POLES' OF[F N5|VE IN
 UPPER slLESIA
Guards Thrown About City of Kreuzberg As Insurgents
 Prepare For Attack
FRENCH TROOPS READY
March Into Enemy Territory Will Start Immediately
 On Receipt Of Orders

KREUZBURG. Siiesia, May 7.-(Iy the Associated Press) - German Reichswehr officers have assumed control of the Kreuzburg district. 2OOO army rifles have been issued and guards thrown about the town to defend it against threatened attack by Poles who are camped in front of Rosenberg. The Polish army is esti- mated at 5000 with machine guns.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
"6usinsss As Usual"

ESSEN, Germany, May 7.-(By the Associated Press)-"Business as us- ual" will be the watchword among commercial and labor interests iD the Ruhr valley should the occupa- ton by allied forces occur, according to leaders today. It was declared at labor headquarters that no general strike was contemplated.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
EXTREMISTS IN CONTROL

PARIS. May 7.--The exVemist fac tion faction in the nationalist gov ernment in Angora has been getting Tn control lately. according to French official ad'ices and news today of :he reported rejection by the nation alists of the Franco-Nationaiist trea- ty caused nc surprise here
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
POLICEMEN AMeusHEp

DUBLIN. May 7.-Ten policemen were ambushed today in County West meath by 50 armed men. Sergeant Murphy was shot dead and another constable dangerously wounded Near Cappaghite. County Tipperary. Irish republicans yesterday attacked a po- lice patrol killing a sergeant and civilian prisoner.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
French Officer Freed

PARIS. May 7.-CaDtain Deblois of the French army, controller Of the Ober-Glogau district of upper Silesia. who was made prisoner by 90 Ger mans while on tour of inspection. has been returned to upper Silesian frontier and released, according to advices tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
French Are Ready

UESSELDORFF. May 7.AFrench military plans for the occupation of additional German territory are cir tually complete and with the arrival of General Degoutte from Mayence Monday. the troops will be ready to march at moments notice on re- ceipt of woA from the government.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
YACHTS ARE LAUNCHED

NEW YORK, May z. - Two six meter yachts which will fly the Stars and Stripes at the international races off Cowes. England. in Auglst, were launched today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
INSPECTOR IS SHOT

BELFAST. May 7.--District Inspec- tor Ferris in charge of the Falls Dis trict police was shot and probably fatally wounded today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08
THE WEATHER

ARIZONA: Sunday and Monday generally fair; some what warmer.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
fIFE:III.MIING /. oF MoTNT fIRY. 4.

Dreaming OF Mount Airy, up the B
and o.
Dreaming Of Mount Airy, where the
wild flowers grow,
Hear the engine chugging, the grade
SO hard to pull,
And then the town that perches
there, the world so beautiful;
Dreaming Of Mount Airy
Upon its ridge so sweet,
With twenty Maryland valleys
Reclining at its feet!
Dreaming of Mount Airy we're pass
ing Woodblne now,
Soon be on the summit, and there
beyond the brow
The garden lands Of Carroll, ths
dales Of Frederick, peep
In yerdure Of September and the
mist of autumn sleep
Dreaming of Mount Airy.
The old trains chugging on
Through mystery OF the nighttime
Through music of the dawn!
Dreaming of Mount Airy, and Barthe
lows beyond
The ribbon of the d, and o.. tn,
breath OF beauty's bond;
Another chug, old engine, and yol
win have us there
In Cdrroll's hills of loveliness ant
breathing Carroll's air:
Dreaming Of Mount Airy.
Atop the old Main Line
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
BLrE RIpGE coLLEGE

A Faculty Recital VIII be given BY
the Faculty OF the Music and Express
sion Departments Saturday night,
nual affair looked forward to by
friends and patrons Of the college.
Prot John ofiiciated at the Meadow
Communion held Saturday.
October Is, near Westminster.
An intelligence test Is being given
to college students this week under
the direction OF the Department Of
Psychology. Twenty six Students wifi
take the test The purpose Of this
test rs to acqualnt students prepar.
ing 10 teach with the test as given 10
public schools and colleges
Misses Martha and Nertie Hartman
former students Of Blue Ridge, spent
the weeks end Of October Is TO 16
visiting friends at the College. Other
visitors were Elder Levi ZeigieT and
wife and Mr. and Mrs Braumbaugh
OF Denton We are always glad to see
friends OF the College
Extensive preparations are being
made for q Halloween Social in the
Gym for all students, faculty and
trustees Of the college This q one oi
the big social events Of the year and
one that IA anxiously awaited hy eveg
student who has ever attended one
The main street OF New Windsor q
being extended 10 lnteraeet the Stats
read az the Athletic Field of Blue
Ridge. This adds very materially z
the Athletic Field as well rs improves
the town
Last Friday night Communits
Program was given In the Anditori
nm In connection with Community
Show given under the nus0ices Of thi
Public School. ~ New Windsor Conn
ity Agent Fuller introduced Misl
knight. who spoke about the interior
decoration ~ the hbme. Sir Ballard
state Landscapes Gafdnes from th'
University Of Maryland. gave an 81
Illustrated lecture on beautifylHg tins
grounds gf the home
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21

Mount Airy OF the sylvan dreams.
Where wales of memory shinel
Folger MeKinsey. in The Baltimore
Sun.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21
cLuB ENTERTAINED.

a very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home .of Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleb Miller WHEN their daughter,
cjoldie entertained the Rose Bud
Club from Baltimore Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Miller, mir
Theodore Smith, Miss Lillian Davis,
Mabel Wimert, Anna BeDnick, Jennie
Schultz, Nellie Brown, Edna Miller
IGoldie Miller, Catherine Mann, Mary
Harris, Elizabeth HOFFMAN, Robert Ma
tare, George Fox, John Feeling, Car
roll Abbott. Raymond Myers, Edgar
Rhoten, Frank Hooks, Theodore Har-
ris, Willard Taylor, Charley MURRAY
John Philips, Harry Gipson, Frank
Greska, Frederick Stricken, Paul An.
drew, Allen Jones, Earl Hahn, all Of
Baltimore: Vernon Chrest and Mon.
trose Blizzard, and Walter Wimert oi
Westminster All departed for their
homes Wishing Miss Miller many
more happy evenings
The Democratic advocate., 1921-10-21

So many people are busy being un-
employed that II IS extremely hard
to get any work done. Boston Tran
script
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
SALESMAN.
DYNAMIc-NOT STATIC.

You are looking for market for your sales
ability: we are willing TO buy that aoiiity
at a figure that will pay YOU a good big
profit. provided YOU are man who doesn't
give short weight. -
II you are a man OF action. p man who
does things. a man who Is not afraid to
put forth real effort and over - years OF
age, can assure you really satisfactory
immediate returns. and in addition we viii
develop your ability that YOU can get
much bigger returns in the future.
You have seen what others have 10 offer,
now let US make a bid for your ability:
drawing account and commission. Give
phone number. Write + so Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
SALES MANAGER.

LARGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
out of town. ~ looking for GENERAL
SALES MANAGER o; proven ability.
Must have adequite experience IN mar
keting TO retail trade direct; executive
ability to train and direct force OF sales
men: sufficient breadth of vision 10 help
shape selling policies.
This Is position of responsibility and
will call for all the ability OF a high
grade selling executive of unusual energy.
IN replying, give fullest details of past
cxperience. Straight salary. V os4 Her
aid. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
SALESMAN AND MANAGERS ASSISTANT.

Two over 25 needed in,rnedia teIy to
work with me In my New York offices
absolute integrity first requisite; selling ex-
perience desirable: must have personality,
common sense and determination: big pay
and splendid opportunity for quick promo
tion to managerial positions: don't hesitate
to answer II YOU are employed: II will pay
you to make change. Call after 10 A. NJ
az room 294, Metropolitan Tower.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
TRAFFIC MAN.

iHAI u ~ M-f>-
MEN-A traffic association desires
10 get In touch with few depend
able men who are anxious TO better
themselves the shortage Of traffic
and export managers IA national
problem: men competent 10 direct
shipping under the new government
and international rules are paid sal
aries from $500 up: ambitious men
with clean records. common school ed
ucation and willing to qualify as re-
quired by the advisory council are
acceptsbl the few chosen will be
trained by experts and assisted 10
positions after trained: selection BY
personal interview. For appointment
phone Murray fiil JGaG or address
g. W. Pitts. manager. 1903 Park av..
New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
SALESAfEN.

SALESMEN.
conservative insurance brokerage and
average adjusting house - financing the ey-
pansion of certain of its departments and
the organization OF new insurance com
pany: two experienced statesmen are desired
TO assist in placing a small Issue OF partici-
pating preferred stock. bearing dividends up
TO 12eo and redeemable at 1885,: present
quick assets are equal TO two and one II
times liabilities: don't apply unless you can
absolutely pass muster as to ability and
character. Telephone for appointment John
11S1-sS-S9.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
HELP WAHTED-MALE.

REAL estate sales manager to take charge
New York office Of old reliable concern; ono
that can manage men. Phone Richmond Hill
23sS. ask for Mr.. Zook Interview can be ar
ranged.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
YOUNG MEN.

We have number OF openings for single
young men between the ages Of 10 and 81
years TO learn the installation Of telephone
switchboard; no experience necessary; good
pay while learning.
o p 500 Herald. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21

TELEPHONE Statesmen.
Live wire statesmen for high grade invest
frert house wanted 10 sell unlisted securi
ties: state experience. II any. references; ;
salary and commission. Address II. H.,
box 43 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,.

Three men who are gentlemen. who are
aggressive seif-confide and know how
TO tell the truth convincingly. work In
connection with largest auto tire and ac-
cessory chain store business In America.
Call o TO 4. Mr.. Hoskins, room ?o2 G,
oy w AL NJ
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
REPRESENTATIVE MEN.

Acuuaintance desired several neat,
s.. capable OF assuming responsible
ties ana nteliisentlys transmitting In
structions: must look ard act the
part: state business experience: give
phone number. 6s7 Herald. Herald
square.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21

WANTED. % TO 90. TO TH,i~
FOR Statesmen; EXPERIENCE
UNNECEssARy; WE MAINTAIN
A SCHOOL AND CAPABLE IN
srRUCTOR TO TRAM YOU IN
OUR OWN BUSINESS WITHOUT
sHsE6H; sHhE6 i fS1I sTrADH TlIh hroMa1rr6S: AZ s..
OUR Statesmen ARE MAKING
FROM $50 PER WEEK UP: ONLY
THOSE OF NEAT APrEA RANCE
AND PLEASING PERSONALITY
CONSIDERED. PERSONAL. IN
= TE,viMM " MSSpSy' pf,i WEpSt:sSiY W 3 % Si on
FRIDAY EVENING. SEE Mr.
VAN DOREN. OF l., n. STEEL.
SERVICE CORP. 200 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.

INDUSTRIAL GOING CONCERN: LIB
ERAL COMMISSIONS. WITH FULL CO
OPERATION. SUITE 6i0. 33+ 9TH Av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WOMEN.
PROGRESSIVE and ENTHUSIASTIC


WOMEN,
PROGRESSIVE and ENTHUSIASTIC.
FOUR THoRo BUSINESS WOMEN
CAPABLE OF INTERVIEWING
BUSINESS MEN: MUST HAVE A
SUCCESSFUL RECORD IN THE
SALES FIELD OR IN AN EXECU-
TIVE POSITION: THOSE so QUAIL
FYING HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO ENTER AN INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATION WHICH HAS NEED
OF REAL BUSINESS WOMEN.
THESE CONNECTIONS ARE PER-
MANENT AND ARE ACCOMPANIED
BY RETURNS LARGER THAN
THOSE OF THE AVERAGE BUsI-
NESS WOMAN OF TO-DAY. PER
SONAI INTERVIEW ONLY i. M.
THIS WEEK BY MR.. VAN DOREN.
L. r.. STEEL SERVICE CORP, a39
BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21

MEN. no THE UNEMPLOYED.
Men VINO have ambition TO achieve success
and are willing 10 pu' forth the required
effort, We have positlons thai are worth
working for. Cali for Interview between
10 4. NJ. and y. NJ. Ask Tor Mr.. Hall.
svitc COZ. 80 Court ST.. Brooklyn
REAL EsTATE--Experisnced canvasser and
record man By prominent East Side broS-
crsge company. Apply by letter. stating ex-
perience and salary expected. II ~ Herald.
Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-06-21

MEN-Y AN LOOKING for q par,icu-
lar type of man who II Inherently
honest, who can faithfully represent
an organization OF national reputation
and record. regardless OF your present
occupation; you may be that particu-
lar man whom can place IN 4 POSI-
ton 10 earn not less than 81, 500 per
year. Apply In person 70 Mr.. Cairns.
200 broadway. N. Y. c.. suite fT0S,
between and IL A. 81.