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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
ROUT Of GREEKS N
SMYRNA GREATEST
DEBACLE N HISTORY
HELLENIC ARMY, CRUSHED BY
OVERWHELMING DEFEAT, MI.
TIMES ON WAY TO ATHENS
100000 WARRIORS IN FLIGHT.

Constantinople, Sept, ll.--CBy the
A. P)--0ne hundred thousand Greek
troops have evacuated smyrna and a
Turkish civil administration has been
established there.
The Greeks have lost the bait 8
around Smyrna, and the Greek adj
ministration ceased in lonia Saturday
night. All the members of the high
commission. headed by NJ Stergiad's
are ON board the British battleshi }
Iron Duke.
The Greek army has been hope
leSsly beaten.
Mustapha Renal Pasha, the Turk
ish nationalist leader. has established
headquarters In kassaba He has in.
vited the allied and American consuls
to proceed there with the purpose 81
arranging the taking over Of the city
with a minimum of disorder. The
meeting was fixed for o'clock yes
terday afternoon in Kassaba.
Hostilities ceased Saturday. NaZili,
Alden and other cities were burned,
The greatest of confusion reigns in
Smyrna. A wireless dispatch broad
cast by the Angora government an.
nounces to all the compete annihila
ton OF the Greek army Greek head
quarters has been transferred -
Chesme opposite the island OF Nifty
iene.
The allies have published a proci1.
maton in Smyrna urging the popula
ton to maintain order Il promises
that The allies will secure guarantees
for the protection of the minoritice.
The allied assurances however, have
not had any effect on the terrori2ed
The Greek patriarch yes
terday morning telegraphed the Arcn
bishop of Canterbury in London aud
Premier David Lloyd George to use
their good offices in favor OF the Chris
lians in Anatolia.
The Greeks have lost everything
except their third army corps. which
Is believed to be Withdrawing from
Brusa to Panderma, with all its ma
ierial
A wireless dispatch from one ct
he allied warships at Mudania saws
he Turks have taken Ghemlok ana
Brusa. Ten thousand refugees are
nassed in Mudania, 1t is not known
b "a tf4aa. litIs .Y4N ssst.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11

where they viii go, Constantinople
is being overcrowded,
History is said mover TO aavc re-.
corded SO complete disaster as that
the Greeks have met with. II IL as
serted that Austria's defeat In inc
Caporetto during the world war is as
nothing compared with the 1ebaclu OF
the Greeks, sa s.ag tN
Triantoflllakos as Premier.
Paris, Sent, ll,--A dispatch TO thu
Hayas Agency from Athens dated sun
day says that NJ, Kalogeropoulas has
abandoned the task of forming u new
Greek cabinet and that King lonstan
tine has requested former Minister OF
the Interior Triantaiillakos to as.
sumo the task.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
TERRE: HAUTE WINS
THREE-I PENNANT

Terre Haute won the pennant in
the Three Eyes league which closed
It's twenty-second season yesterday
according to announcement last
night fby A. r, Tearney, president
Decatur was second and Peoria third.
Attendance records for the year, ac-
cording to MIR. Tearney, were almost
- ~ 81 ~ 90. - s. u " 49, $500 H.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
"soeI.ty" and the Mora, Law.

The code OF society is stronger with
some persons than that OF Small and
many man who would not scruple to
thrust his fingers in his peighbor's
pocket would forego peas rather than
use his knife as n Shovel. r. Lowell.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
Her Plans.

We like Marjorie kambeau's philos.
ophy. "My plans for the future" she
told reporter, ARE to do what must
do. and dream about the things I
should like to do."-Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yestei days Results.
New York, l0v-2; Philadelphia,
81. ra
Boston, 6; Washington, |.
No other games played.
Games Today.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11

on a par with previous years while
financially the league was a success
due to short mileage circuit and
we'll drawn schedule.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
TodaY's Wise Word.

Nothing is easier than fatilt-hnding.
No talent, no self-denial, no character
is required to set up in this business
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 10; Brooklyn, I.
Cincinnati. 10: St. Louis, 5.
No other games played.
Canes Today.
Boston at New York.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-11
New to Mules,

Speak gently" said Uncle Eben;
but when you try 1t on mule II sim.
ply corfuses him."-W Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
BRING VERDICT
 IF GULL Y IN
 'NO FENCE CASE
Hull Will Give Notice of Appeal at Time Sentence
 Is Pronounced Today

.Te jury in the case of the state vs Charles w. Hull yesterday after noon in Judge Craig's court brought in a verdict of guilty, Hull was charged with violation of the No Fence Law" District in Warren. He will be sentenced by Judge Craig this afternoon at one o'clock.
 Hull was charged in the complaint with on or about the 21st day Of October of this year allowing two head of his cattle to roam about the town of Warren inside of the no fence district.
 Hull was represented by Attorney J. D. Taylor. who attacked the for nation of the district and questioned Tight of the Board of Supervisors to form the district, As there was nothing in the minutes of the board to show that the board knew the number or residents of the town of Warren and the number of taX-pay- CTS residing therein to that they could act on the petition as filed. The law requires that the town must contain a population of over 800 and that the petition contain the names of a majority of the tax payers. The petition which was in troduced contained the names of. 369 citizens and taxpayers. His objec-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
.CO ORPORATION
 MAKES CHANGE
 IN PERSONNEL I
John H. Davis Transferred to Bisbee; Bert Morris Takes
 Over Superintendency

Announcement was made yesterday erintendent of Bunker Hill Mines at Tombstone, branch of the Phelps Dodge Corporation. Davis goes to the office of r. G. Beckett, general man. ager of the corporation with headquar ters in Bisbee. COincident with this announcement came the news of the appointment of 4. NJ. Morris ais super ntandent Of the Bunker Hill property
 Davis has been with the Phelps Dodge Corporation since 1911. being employed in the engineering office Of the Copper Queen Branch from 1911 to 1914 when he was transferred to Tombstone as engineer and assayer under Emil Grebe, succeeding Grebe as superintendent in 1917.
 Bert" Morris, as he is familiarity known to many Tisbee people. has been with the corporation since 1913, coming to the Copper Queen shelter office in Douglas direct from Amherst College. He afterwards served as sec retary to s. w French, general man ager, ana on the resignation of French became secretary to Walter Dougl president of the corporation. He ha made his residence in New York. save Tor the time which he spent in the ar my, since his appointment as secre- tary to the president but has made frequent trips to the district
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

tion on this ground was overruled by the court.
 Several witnesses for the state tes. tified that on the day in question they saw the two head Of cattle bearing the "FMF0' brand of Hull within the limits of the Warren town site. The jury was out for almost an nour before they arrived at the verdict,
 It is understood that the defense will give notice of appeal at the time sentence is pronounced this af- ternoon.
 The mo fence" question has been a bone of contention between the resIuents Of Warren and the cattle men who nave cattle in that vicinity ever since it was made a law in the fall of 1920. Several arrests have been made in connection with the law since that time,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
Missing NacO Girl Is
 Located at Cananea;
 Had Been in Bisbee

Margarita Arrieta, the IS year old miss who was reported as having been kidnapped from Naco. on the night of November 9 has been found in Cananea and returned to her home in Naco, Sonora, according to information reaching here yesterday. Officials making the investigation re- port that she spent the first night of her disappearance in Bisbee and left here tHo reXt morning on the stage for Douglas where she re- mained for a day and then went to Agua Prieta and from there to Can anea where she was located with friends.
 J. Salamon, who is alleged to have been implicated i:. the disap- pearance If the vOung lady has been taken to Cananea where he will be placed on trial. He was held at NacO Sonora for several days by the officials there for alleged mis- statements ill regard te the disap- pearance of the giri. He has now been definitely charged with the kidnapping Of ;he girl and will ap- ear before the higher court at Can anea on th..t Dff.nSe.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
OLD TIMER IF
 DISTRICT BACK
 HERE IN VISIT
Former Resident, Responsible for Entry of C. & A. Into
 Camp, Arrives in City

John Graham, better known as Jack Graham the man who was directly responsible for the bringing of the c. & A. people into the War ren Mining District. arrived in the city last evening for few days visit with his old friends in the district. He is at present making his home In -s-shland Park, Mich, or as he called it Henry Ford's Town which is surrounded by Detroit.
 Graham was employed by the Cop per Queen company for several years and was working at the Spray shaft during the year 1899. During the month of September of that year he made trip back to his old home m Michigan taking with Eim a number of samples of ore from the Spray shaft and frcIn tic Irish Mag claim then belonging to Martin Costello of Tombstone. When he arrived in Michigan he went to Charles Briggs of the Calumet and showed him the StiHlpltS Ol ore lIldI ne ndu ldhell with him and informed him that a group of claims adjoining the Copper Queen properties belonged to Costel- To and that he thought he could se- cure an option on them. Briggs was at once interested and accompanied by James Hoatson came to Bisbee with Graham where they secured an option on the Irish Mag Group from Costello in November 1899. A com pany known as the Lake Superior and Western was forIced to take over the properties.
 Graham was appointed as superin- tendent, at that time he had charge Of the sinking of the Irish Mag shaft He acted in that capacity until Sept ember 1900, when he was relieved of that position by I. L. Merrill. The Lake Superior & Western company was taken over by the c. & A. com pany in April 1901.
 Graham has made frequent visits to the district since he left here about 20 years ago. He has been on visit to the coast and stopped over here on a visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
General GreenWay
 Is Selected as Local
 Scout Commissioner

At meeting of the executive board of the Cochise county council of the Boy Scouts of America held last eve ming at the hotel Gadsden, Douglas. General John C. Greenway was made scout commissioner for the local coun- cil. This is the highest commissioned office that any man can hold in a local council. When told of his appoint ment by Dr. N. c. ledsoe, president of the executive board, MT. Greenway did not hesitate a minute before ac- cepting. From what I know of the scout movement" said MT. Greenway ''l am strong for it.
 At the same meeting MT. D. D. IT,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
Luncheon Club Men
 Hear Short Address
 on Scout Movement

Members of the Bisbee Luncheon Club listened to ten-minute talk by Charles A Millel, regional executive of the Boy Scouts Of America on Ser vice Opportunities of the Boy Scout at their regular weekly luncheon yes terday.
 Miller told the club that the slogan of the Boy Scouts movement was the word Service" He emphasized the need or the development and control of the "2angster" spirit in the grow ing boy, and declared that only the Boy Scout movement was bringing man-pOwer into play in the develop ment of the growing boy. He told the lunchers that the time to make c zens was during the plastic state boyhood and gave d new definition of citizenship when he stated that Q citi zen w2S q man who lives in-not on the community. He stated that ther were S0,000 boy scouts in this distric' and approximately 5OG,00O Tn the Unit ed States.
 The next meeting of the club will be held on Wednesday, the addre. being made by James J. Davis, secre- tary of labor. Secretary Smith i'm pressed upon the membership that reservations must be made for next Wednesdays luncheon
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
Personal

George R. Hill and wife of Phoe. nix are in the city for few days on a visit.
 Attorney George Taylor was in Tombstone yesterday on business be. fore the superior court.
 P. L. Atkinson of Douglas was in the city yesterday on a short business trip.
 Attorney George M. Roark was in the city last evening on short visit.
 H. M. Silverton and wife of Fl Paso are spending a few days in the city on visit to freinds.
 Dave Goldbaum, Phoenix business man, is in the city for a few days on a business mission.
 J. w. Pierce, Los Angeles sales man, is in the city for a few days in the interests of his trade.
 NIT. and Mrs. J. A Yankee of Muskogee, Okla, are recent arrivals in the city. MT. Yankee mas ac- cepted a position in the mems de- partment of the Fair Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
WALKED IN

w. G. Gilmore and Bruce Stephen son, of Douglas, were caught in the snow storm of Wednesday night on the other side of the Divide and had to walk in to town, distance of about two miles. The car in which they were riding refused to perform in the storm and they were forced to aban- don it and walk. The car was brought in yesterday morning and they con tinued on to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
SCOUT EXECUTIVE LEAVES.

MT. Chas. N. Miller, Regional Scout Executive, who has the territory of Arizona, Nevada, Utah and California, leaves this morning for Tucson where he will spend a couple of days at the Catalina district council, after which he goes to Phoenix for the state scout workers conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17

win was elected to the board to take the place of the late James K. Tender son. Mir Irwin is also a member of the court Of honor.
 Mir Chas. N. Miller. who has been visiting the local scout organization for the past day or so bave a very i'm spring talk on Selling the Scout Idea" to the members of the board and much new information was ob- tained from him.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
HERE. AS WITNESSES

Clay Hankins, clerk of the board of supervisors, and assistant, H. C. Clark, were in the city yesterday, be ing summoned here as witnesses in the case of Charles Hull They brought over the records of the super visor's office in connection with the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the kind friends for the assistance. given us in our sad hour in the loss of our dear husband and brother, and also for the beautiful floral offerings.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sisson
 Bob Sisson and wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
FIRE IN CANYON.

A fire alarm turned in last night at 1O:4O resulted in the calling out of the department to Dubacher Canyon where four-room frame house. fur nished but unoccupied. was found to be afire. Bremen were able to con fine the blaze to one wing of the dwelling and with the exception of the destruction of some furniture and cell ings, little damage was done.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
FURNISHED BOND

Walter l.. Bailey was late yesterday afternoon released from the branch county jail under a bond of $5,000 for his appearance in Tombstone before the superior court. The bond was signed by a number of residents of the district. Bailey is held on a charge of murder in connection with the kill ing of Owen s. Barnett on Nov. s in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
FIoELls CLASS MEETING

The Fidelis Club will meet this eve ming at 7:45 with Mrs. w. H. Hughes at her home at 439 Roberts avenue. Members are requested to come pre- pared to sew. Take the 7:30 car up the canyon and get off at Mason Hill car stop.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
RETURNS FROM HUNTING TRIP

General John c. Greenway returned Sunday night from two weeks hunt ing trip in Chihuahua, in company with Major Patton of Ajo, G. c. Green way. his brother, and Charlie Fair. No lions were bagged, but the general reports a plentiful supply of deer and duck. They were hunting in the noun tains about 175 miles south of the border
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16- The state department tonight announced the appointment of John Bassett Moore. as the Smeri3an representa- tive on the international commission of juriSts 10 consider changes in the rules of international law. The commission is being formed pur- suant to a resolution adopted by the Washington arms conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
WILL RESUME VISITS

Dr. A. M. Wilkinson, eye,ear. nose, and throat specialist, will resume his weekly visits to Bisbee, beginning this week. Friday afternoon. at the Copper Queen hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
Local Briefs
HERE ON VISIT

Ed. Mcfarland, old time resident of the district and at one time connected with the c. & A. Company, having charge of their properties at Court land, is in the district for a few days. He is at present located at Patagonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all of our kind friends for their expression of sym pathy in our recent bereavement. Mrs. David Truscott, Sr
 MT and Mrs. D. Truscott, Jr. Mrs. w. P. Parker,
 Miss B. A. Truscott,
 Mir. A. E. Truscott.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-01
A|egeri|e din TransiIvania
81 cuVernu| Liberal

TNDIGNAREA traslvanenlo mpotriva ingerntelor alsu
rlor 81 cacarea fata eglor de admnstraa libe
l;,la dim Arleal prls pc ganlur guvernul
Daca bera pot prin difcrite motive 81 tertipur
advoeate ngerinee de tot soul mutar 81 Inocuir de
unctonar 81 uector furatu urnelo falsficarea votur
or arestaea canedalor 81 a delegation lozitiei, batai
cuiri omorur ae conflicte electorate inlerente t.
rel poporuui roman (sic espngerea canddaor fra mo-
tive prevzute legea eecto in desfiderea acestei leg
Ii pare prea boacdna, dnpa zaru Adevaul MIA
sost guvernu ARE norazneaa sodarzeze "cu
ul projection 81 ale brouror electorate din ocatate in
au espns canidati opositiei candat guvernulu
fie sguri de reusit, aeaga farl contra candiat
Zarul s'Adevarul" alma este informal din svoare
demne Gle toata increderea Guvelnu nvala tot
ce fost ales fa1a candidate 81 face nou
alegeri pentru acee locuri.
Dupa versiunea guver1lamentalor fl numa della 10
pdn II aesi ta contra candidate, moi nsa dua dafe de
ale zarelor din Transilvana vazt nunarni Ii
ealor aesi faa contra candidatie ridea la 26 numai Ia
Camera noat cteva aleger far contra eandidat 81 la
senat.
Am notat mai multe cazur foarte gratoare din
oate deduce ales fara canddatunde sa resins
candtlaul opozenu pot numi alesi de din
naul aegatoor inscris sa prezenta ne jumatate Ia
yOt
(iuvernul liberal daca vrea dreptate pc depln
doveeasca nsprat de respectful legior trebue Sc
aegere unde sau furat durnee pese noapte de
ansatia berala de candidate liberal scoata
uetnee opozitei nocundule bulene stampiiate ale
canddatlor iberal
Asemenea urturi sau comis in mai multe cercur pa
creem mpOtva sprulu egel electorate nu treDue
flosofie de drept ueee cneva daca aegere
vtiaa prn respngerea unu candidat tot Gle vata
81 prn fuul urnelor scopu de despuia canddaul
opoztie de mandaele ce i ,au dat de alegator
81 guvernul liberal trebu mearga 81 mai departe in
impirtrea drepta Ar trebu sa toae aegere din
pcue une candati 81 delegate opoztie fost arestat
naata char ntimidati de adminstrati iecari farl
doara 81 poae. organee guvernului.
Consolarea guvernului liberal cu furture durnelor q
aresarea natr nnlarea candidatior delegs-
tilor optie de organize administrative tot att Gle
de condamnaba de ineaga ume civilizaa eas
consoarea faptu nemai poment respngerea canddat
lor opozitiei imporva dispozitiunilor lege-
Daca guverml liberal face aceasta, nnlnai ca NJ
castiga credul srnata dar 81 opozita lar iefta cred
ceealte grese eontrbu la hnirea sprtelos s Ia
apropee att de necesara situata de All ROGAiei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-01
lAFokNYI!

Lawrence. = Din. eel 21.Mo
mancitori ampioiati y fabrieeie
de textile de aisi abia 3AOO ~
fost eri la lucru. Fa16Sieeie Eve
rett 81 Metlleen an ~ silite sd
inchida deoarece n'sxeaai sa ciae
sd lurrese. Putereet ereysst sstilor
creste din ii n zi 1nneitSrii
spera victoria lor.
Martins Ferry. q troatx 4
guma, trinias de- aici = Sost stam-
piiTt4 iur fmprejar e. nlksei pos
tale. Marcile eraa ~ ~ - -
n - fost 81 vaIo6 totalk dc
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-01

''Fericirea casnica depinde de
buna intelegere 81 cooperate CO.
muna." zice dina Brantner. In
afacerea pravaliei el e boss-ul 81
lucram impreuna fara cea mai
mica neintelegere. Aeeasta pen
trHea e meseria lui, dar acasa Sc
schimba rolurile. Aeolo Ell sunt
boss, 81 ne intelegem perfect.
D-Ha Brantner de 36, casi So
tul ei 81 a 1ntrat in asociatie acum
sapte ami 81 afaeerile merg bine.
- Coneesiunile mutuale in toate
aface,ile cand produc ambele
parti, mtotdeauna dau resultate
Satisfacatoafe.
D-na Ana Taylor Wahl din
d
Dayton. Ohio a cerut anularea
eaSatoriei zicand ca barbatul Ell,
Philip Wahl a mers la ea in Chi
eaxo 81 aratandu-i o licenta de ca
satorie. a silit-o Ell revolyerul sa
Sc cunune eu el.
81
Pc Mine Nh ma puteti aresta, .
a zis salonerul Samuel COstanzo
dim Middleton, n. Y.. agentilor
prohibitionisti earl au VENT sal
scotoceasea prin pravalie. 'Eu
sunt legea,'' 81 desfaeandu-se la
hama arafat eacarda de serif
prinsa de -vestea lui. - Cazul S a
referit jnstitiei.