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Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Elect Officers

DOUGLAS-The annual meeting Of
the Red Cross was held last night
in the Y. NJ. C. A. to elect an exec
utive committee OF seven 10 have
charge of affairs next year.
The following were elected: Mrs
Mary Calisher. Mrs. A. w. Cotton
Mrs. V. N. Rodriguez. Mrs. r. T.
Sewers. Mrs. ID. c. O'Neil, Mrs. AL
bert Stacy. DR.. F. T Wright The
committee will have a meeting in
then ear future to elect a president
and secretary to make arrangements
to carry ON work in the local chap
ter.
The present secretary. DIR. Wright.
reported that there was over $1,000
in the treasury as a result of the re-
cent roll call and also stated that
several persons had indicated an in
tention to make generous contri0G-
lions after the new organization was
perfected.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
JOKES

MORE humosts That's what the world needs Edgar
Jepson English psychologist He thinks joking
naturally The world moaning septy Levity
requires light spirits Then humo
And humanity its bewldement
ridiculous
will strike as
When the ridiculous isolated, it "a joke it's cpl
demic-so much w
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Lost a Leg

COCHISE-A Mexican from Juarez
who was riding a freigh train and
whose destination was Phoenix, fell
under moving freight car nithe
yards at Wilcox Friday morning.
One leg was badly crushed and had
to be amputated He was shipped
back to Juarez Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
IMPOSSIBLE

WHY worry about Germany
goods? She's getting
exports by nearly
s16oOOOOOO Chinese compared problem
If that isn't interesting this
eating contest in New
He claims championship He can have it,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Dec. %.
A heavy shock of earthquake was
felt in this city at 1923 o'clock
this afternoon, continuing for
about six seconds. The shock
was from east to west. Several
buildings were cracked
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Killed by Horse

COCHISE-Section foreman o. NJ.
Parks received a wire Tuesday stat
ing that Reed Watkins of Deming
was killed by horse Monday. Mr.
Watkins was a cattleman and was
well known in this locality which he
frequently visited.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
FLAPPER'S HAT

The plain little leg-horn hat. banded
with color and turned up slightly in
the back and front. has been added to
the tlapper's wardrobe. Il is an eX-
cellent style for bobbed hair.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.- Efforts
to settle amicably differences be-
tween the Santa Fe and Union Pa
cific railroads over transcontinen-
tai mail contracts have been aban
doned, and a speed war is imni-
nent
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Cattle Shipments

ILLCOK-Johnson & Cook, on
the 10Th, shipped 10 cars OF steers
from Wilcox. The shipment includ-
ed the Webb & Boyle cattle and
others. They also shipped cars
from Huachuca Siding The latter
shipment was composed of steers and
calves. Both shipments went to Cal
ifornia points.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
News Items of II Years Ago
From The Bisbee Daily Review

LONDON, Dec. pa dispatch
to the Evening Standard from
Constantinople says the Turkish
consul at Batoum reports that Ar
menians are massacring Turks at
the rate of 500 daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
AROUND THE COUNTY

ors were elected for the ensuing
year, namely H. A. Morgan. Will
lam Riggs, Frank Rottman. T. j.
Davis and A. L. Chopper. The new
board of directors will meet the
coming week and elect officers, who
will have charge of the affairs of the
institution next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
DOWN

THE national debt s4oOOOOOO
down to $22.s247s6,i59 ~
This something nearly $3972
than the debt Angus
The drop will be
duction materials much left for the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
More Troops Arrive

DOUGLAS-The three companies
infantrymen arriving here Thursday
will be brought to full strength to-
day with the arrival OF so men from
Fort Furlong, Columbus, Sixty men
who will deliver supplies along the
route OF march to be taken by the
First cavalry will arrive at Camp
Jones some time after the first of
the year.
With the arrival of the troops ex-
pected today, the colored garrison at
Camp Jones will comprise about 800
men. Practically all are married
men with families who viii join
them later or are already here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
INFANCY, NOT OLD AGE


senate recently within Ame
foreign fields for half
their supply nequen regarding ~
unable read them without
doubts
Many years ago the same predictions regarding
during the last five six scores of new oil fields
discovered
regarding coal For
the nation would
coal fields
being developed year
Copper according
Arizona Not from they
predict in dismal voices there will be copper
propheicaly the that the
mining industry takes deal out of the states supply of natural
Eventually they declare the
will die of anything to mine And not
mining industry
reduction in taxes mining properties regardless of whether
operating now!"
For they will have exhausted the states underground
hen be nothing to
many persons really
really believes industry will
years?
that there restocking the bodies the
reforestation applied mining properties
put
ton back in down and planted in its
Therefore the lumber industry
years. o
But there another comparison.
timber in the state be reckoned easily impossible
the state The who declares that
located is talking through his hat Even mining districts like
bee Globe Jerome Clifton
much still underground
property throw his hands and declare
other will activities nfrequenty
find bodies richer than history
There hundreds excellent
state whose wealth has
thousands of other immense bodies
equal size wealth
the mining very exceptions
will unquesonaby able
is demand product
Mining is waning Il is
has only been started 1t in
who believes the mining upon
should that
the continual habit bleeding
new capital develop the untouched
mines of this have to growth Their
The mining industry should
done for the state and for what will
The who up apparent sincerity talk of
the day when the bodies will
of the worst order Such time
will
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEMS
December pa. 1905

MOSCOW, Dec. 23.-The situa-
ton here is growing worse. The
roar of cannon is continuous. Ma
chine guns are being employed to
clear the Sadovia. 1t is impossi-
BILE to estimate the number of
dead and wounded, but they will
probably run into thousands.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

John and Dan Angus returned
to the city yesterday morning
from the University of Arizona to
spend the holidays at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

John j. Birdno, editor and pro
prietor of the Stafford Guardian.
is visiting with his brothers here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

Masters Jack and James Letson
returned to the city this week
from Los Angeles to spend the
holidays with their parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. % Alfred
Gwyne Vanderbilt has ordered a
wonderful automobile for the Or
mond-Daytona races and expects
it to run at speed exceeding
two miles minute. When it is
completed Paul Sartori will run it.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

But one arrest was made yes
terday, which is unusual for the
holidays. Justice Murphy had the
only case. He fined one drunk
five dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

Chile has so many earthquakes the
people may begia. walking like sail
s and getting seasick.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
December %. 1905

The play OF "Deadwood Dick
that never fails to reach the
hearts. of the people, will be pre-
sented at the Bisbee Opera House
tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

Not more than 10000. bacteria;
Not less than $50 solids; Not less
than 3.25 fat.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Creamery Election

WILLCOX-The stockholders of
the Valley Creamery met at the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
and the following director
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF BUSINESS PROPERTY.

We nOcANASc HAVH hhXxs
The premises occupied by Porter's
Undertaking Establishment. and Par
ker & Rileys Livery Stable will be Of
fered separately and then Is whole.
Sale Saturday, May Goth. at Q o'olock\
p. m, on the premises.
A. G. SULSER,
15M5t Master Commissioner.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-18

Wood and Third Street. Sixth Ward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
EVERY SERVICE NAN TO
RECEIVE ATTENTION

me DUCK private, or rather the
ex-buck, is going 70 receive more at
tentiOn than ever he did in war when
the American Legion veteran census
begins here April 90 under the di-
rectlon Of south Bend Post and its
Auxiliary unit. 1t is the needs and
desires of the man in the ranks that
this census is designed to bring be-
fore the nation. Instructions are
from state headquarters of the
Legion to carry out this program to
the letter, and the LegiOnnaires Of
the local post are arranging that not
a residence of office in the commun-
ity will be missed.
Il want every ex-service man TO
understand that whether he Is a
member of the American Legion or
not makes absolutely no difference
in this case" said Commander Ro-
mine Of the local post today. What
we are going after IS a census of eX-
service men; we have the members
of the American Legion already list
ed at headquarters. Anybody can
sign up for the Legion at any time
he wants and welcome, but what we
are after now Is the name and the
needs Of every man or woman that
served the United States in the
world war. 1t happens 10 be the
Legion that is taking the census be-
cause it's all in the Legions' line Of
work. but the census is conducted
for the benefit of all the veterans Of
America"
If any ex-service men have claims
unadjusted or compensation coming
that they cannot collect, or are still
suffering from any injury sustained
in the service, it is the request Of
Mr.. ROmine that they make sure 10
.et their needs be known when the
census starts. Information is also
wanted about employment, and If you
are out Of a job do not hesitate to
let the census-takers know about
IT. And if you are in a position to
spare your share of the adjusted
compensation 10 the immediate re-
lief of the disabled and their fam
lilies, the canvassers want your name
as surely as If you were in need.
say the Legion men assigned to the
Job.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
ROCHESTER GETS
INJURED QUOTA
Little Town for Disabled Men
Resembles Little French
Village.

With its hotels lodging houses
and even streets fun 10 the brim with
wounded oN-sarvice men, victims Of
the German methods Of warfare. the
town 90 Rochester Mimi. little
less than 1900 souls greatly re-
sembles the small French villages
which were located just back of the
allied line OF battle ln 1918 TO
which the then manned members
~ the a r.. r. were carried.
From an parts Of the United States
ex-soldiers. many ~ them with but
one leg or one arm AN suffering
from wounds i- some part of their
bodice have come seeking better
ment Of their condition at the clinic
which the Mayo brothers operate
here. Local authorities estimate
chat more than 50oo cx-soldiers have
visited this place in the past three
years Hundreds OF them arc still
t1aro and more arrive each day
Cases OF suffering from causes
other than war wounds are brought
CD The attention OF the American
egion and other patriotic organi-
ations daily. Many of those visit
iug Eochester iu search OF health
arrive without funds. all their
money having been spent I'm transit
TO care for these former soldiers
and sailors was task which the
commJnity was ill prepared 10
Shoulder and the greater part OF
tlis necessary relief work has fall
irn ON the American Legion and it's
Initiated organization. the LEGION
auxiliary
Burning the three years That Ro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
CHECKS ARE READY
FOR NAVAL RESERVES

The following information TO the
members of the naval reserve force
during the World war has been
transmitted TO the national head
quarters of the Legion and Red
Cross by the nevy department
Those who have never received
their checks for retainer pay. or in
formation as TO why they were not
sent, should write the navy allot-
ment officer. washington, d. c.. CIV
ing the full name, either typewrit
ten or printed, the date of enroll
ment address at the date of enroll
ment, and all changes which were
reported to naval officials. the
amount and approximate date Of
any retainer pay checks they may
have received. and a brief statement
Of their service. If they have re-
ceived letters from the commandant
Of their naval district or written TO
him, they should state when and
what the letters were about.
Oficers OF the American Legion
or the local Red Cross. will gladly
assist those who require help in pre-
pairing their letters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

contain all data in connection with
compensation. vocational training.
back pay. insurance. aIlotments. and
wers 10 these questions the veterans
bureau will obtain the information
desired.
Contact will at once be estab-
lished with the ex-service man and
the necessary steps 10 further the
ex-soldiers interest taken. Each
discharged soldier that is found to
be in need OF assistance in any way
will he notified by letter 10 report
at the sub-district office, United
States Veteras'n bureau. Chamber
Of Commerce building. South Bend.
Ind
T. Edward MacNamara. or the
central Office of the Veterans
Bureau, is aiding in the campaign
here
The Veterans Bureau.
The Veterans Bureau which IS
aiding in the campaign. is the out
come OF a consolidation of the
United States Public Health. The
Federal Board for Vocational Train
iEg. and the Bureau Of War Risk
Insurance. This consolidation was
brought about by an act of Con-
gress on August Q. 1921.
In this act they provided for four
teen District Offices throughout the
United States. In these fourteen
district. one-hundred and forty sub
District offices were esta blished. The
Seventh District. which is comprised
Of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio and
under whose jurisdiction South
Bend comes under. has it's head
quarters at Cincinnati. Ohio. Indi-
ana has three Sub Districts. which
are located at Evansville. Indiana
polls and South Bend.
South Bends jurisdiction extends
over twenty-five counties i'm the
northern part Of Indiana. which are
as follows: Lake Porter. LaPorte.
st. Joseph Elkhart. LAGRANGE.
Steuben. Newton. Jasper. Starke
Marshall Fulton. Pulaski. Koscuis-
ko. Wabash. Noble. DekaIb. Whitley.
Allen. Huntington, Wells and
Adams
In August 1921 a Clean Up Squad.
which consisted Of a legal repre-
sentative from the bureau. and ply
sicians in the general and special
practice Of medicine. together with
the clerical personnel toured the
entire district That is. going from
city to city, establishing headquart-
ers and calling these men in 70 such
headquarters. They revived their
claims and aided them in every way
possible to further the prosecution
of their claim.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
Legion Spreads
To EUery Part
Of KnOzem World
Total Number Posts Reaches
Il,Ol3-S Solitary Member
in Guam.

The American Legion now has
branches in practically every part Of
the known world. according 10 a re-
port made public at national head
quarters of the orgs nization. Elk
service men in Denmark and others
in New Zealand are the latest to
band themselves together into a Lee
gion outfit. the report shows. These
two brought the total number Of Lee
glon posts. scattered throughout the
world 10 hob.
One of the outposts is at Guam.
Here a solitary member of the A. Z.
+. has esta blished himself since the
war He is and has a regular branch
Of the organization of ex-service men
and all the paraphernalia that SINH
lar organizations in the United States
have.
Plans Celebration.
The lone Legionnaire on the little
island in the South Pacific plans
real July Fourth celebration. To aid
him. brother ex-service men who
comprise the Legion of Minnesota
are going TO hold a correspondence
course on how independence Day
should be observed I'm foreign chimes.
Parades and other features of a July
Fourth fete are included in the list
of things which form part OF the
exercises.
The report by states shows that
Pennsylvania ex-service men have
formed the Legion In greater num-
bers than all others. Not far be-
hind. however, Is New York, which
in turn is followed by Illinois, Ohio,
Iowa. Massachusetts, and Minnesota.
These Legion blue ribbon states have
runners-up in Missouri, California,
Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan and
Kansas
In the foreign countries the task
OF caring for the graves of the men
who died on European battlefelds
during the war has fallen on the
Legion posts in these places. The
Paris London. Brussels and Con-
stantinople pos and those in Ire
land. Scotland Wales and other
places where war dead are buried
have Legionnaires who visit the rest
ing places Of their dead comrades
regularly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
LEGION TO FURNISH
Newspapers TO ALL
VETS" nv HOSPITALS

Daily copies Of he home town"
newspaper for each OF the more
than 10000 veterans of the world
war who are now confined 10 vari-
Gus government and private hos
pitfalls throughout the United States
as the result Of sickness or wounds
incident 10 war service is included
in plans which the American Legion
is working on for making brighter
the lives OF these men.
The Legion is now collecting the
necessary information. such as
names, places of veterans enlist
ment newspaper preferred and
present address which will enable il
20 go ahead with its work for the
eX-service men who are receiving
medical treatment in hospitals and
other institutions.
Preliminary steps which the ex-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

service mems organization has al
ready taken 20 obtain this needed
data shows that thousands OF the
wounded veterans receive practical
~ no information OF what is going
on back home When the infor-
nation has been gathered. Legion
officials i'm each town with IN ex-
service man in a hospital win ask
the cooperation of the newspaper
editors in an effort 20 obtain the
papers gratis.
Alvin N. Owsley director OF the
Legion national Americanism com
mission, has written 10 each of the
1000 branches OF the orEa animation
asking that weekly letters be writ
ten by the members TO their bud
dies" who are in bed Srom the eff
fects of their army or navy duty.
Director Owsley has requested these
letters be written entirely about To-
cal happenings OF interest.
Charity begins at home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
STEER CHARGES INTO
CROWD: SIX INJURED

LINCOLN. Nebr., April Il. - At
least six persons were injured. one
believed seriously. and several others
scratched and bruised when an en-
ragged steer. breaking away from the
slaughtering pen OF the Lincoln
Packing Co. charged into the bust
ness section, scattering pedestrians
The animal. galloping and charg-
ing over Il blocks of the citys main
thoroughfa.res. turned into the resi-
Dental section and cavorted over
two miles OF streets and property
before il was shot dead by the po-
lice, nearly three miles away from
the packing house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
buds, Whizbangs and H. E.
From the ST. Toe County Sector

saved the life of Edward Belitz. Bel
grade. Neb.. farmer. who had been
severely injured.
Ten dollars for each months SER
vice, with % percent additional for
overseas. is 10 be paid world war
veterans Of Maryland under the pro-
visions Of a bill which passed the
Maryland house of delegates with
provides for 100000 bonus issue,
only four desSenting votes. The act
TO be passed on by the people.
Reorganization OF wartime draft
boards 10 assist the American Leg
ion in finding jobs for ex-service
men has been proposed by Rev. Dr.
John Grier HtDben. president OF
Princeton university, Syracuse, n. Y.
American ex-soldier men in New
Iceland and Denmark have Joined
together and formed posts of the
American Legion. The ex-service
mems organization now has 11,O13
separate posts. located in practically
every civilized country.
After the college trustees had re-
fused their request to have Pres't
c. d. Duniway removed from Office.
students OF the Colorado college set
off a huge giant firecracker on
''prcxy's' lawn burned red fuses and
hauled the American flag to halt
mast For the latter act they arous-
ed the wrath Of American Legion
members who demanded that it be
riG thy raised.
A QUESTIONABLE, What will you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

chester has been sought as a place
where an Ills can be cured. the Ie-
giou has peut thousands OF dollars
BOB Troviding food and shelter for
their comrades The two Mayo
brothers have given their profess
sional services gratis in many in
stances but in all have FIRST required
that the cases be passed. on by the
Legion.
In order that the expense and
care OF the ex-service men who visit
Rochester 200 the future may be ably
taken care Of the 10000 Legion
members I'm Minnesota plan the inn
mediate erection of a 50O-bed hos
pital here. The expense Of building
and maintenance OF the hospital viii
be borne in full by funds which the
Legion posts Of Minnesota are now
collecting by entertainments and
other means.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
The Battle Of the Skirts
To Be ShOtUn ut Chamber

The Battle Of the skirts" a six
reel picture will be shown az the
opening of the South Bend post No.
30 meeting tonight at 8 o'clock IN
tho Chamber Of Commerce gym
nasium The picture was brought
here by Col. q. s. Bullock OF the
city recreational department and
has never been shown in this city.
n has been shown to many ex-
service men IN France and En-
Gland
I'm addition 20 the picture mem
bers OF the post and all ex-service
men are expected TO complete the
plans for AmeriCanizatiOn day in
South Bend. Special plans will also
bc made for ,wo educational lectures
ito bee held i'm various parts Of the
city during the next week by mem
beers OF the post.
The service campaign 20 he con-
Quoted April 10 will be explained at
the meeting by a member Of the
staff OF the l.. S Veterans bureau.
Strife tJ,. frC,, ,t.biIo IL ie hot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

Col. Bullock and his show For
Men Only" should be a stellar at
traction for tonight's meeting.
T. Edward MacNamara of the
Veterans Bureau makes a good man
for the legion's service campaign.
Mac" comes to South Bend from
Cincinnati.
The main topic of discussion at
headquarters Is Art MacDonald's en-
gagement.
with DR.. L. A Rausch selected as
A member Of the Lions club com
mittee TO purchase a war canoe for
the scouts It Is expected that the
former lieutenant will secure a fly
ing boat.
stew" Elbel. former adjutant. is
having the legion cups polished in
preparation for the presentation of
two additional trophies secured by
George A. Cooper and the members
OF the basketball team at Bedford.
Stanley Anderjeweski. former ad-
jutant OF the Kosciuko post, is now
connected with j Whites corpora
ton as an inspector. Stanley is one
OF the officials in charge Of the ser
vice campaign on the west side.
Jobless and without money. F w
c.
and head Of family of, three
grasped at the chance for work
offered by the American Legion en-
ployment service and sold a pint OF
his blood for SIS. BY his act Smith